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LOND')N GAZETTE, June n, 1 805 :Tune 18, IEIOS. intelligence lias_been.reCeivecl at frorn Bengal: izey the Most Noble Marquis ITl'llesleg , mar-General, &c.' bfe. lt , aspatehes of the 24th and 25th instant*, have informed your Lordship of the complete ceess of our operations against the Town and Fort , Deeg. • - I attribute..our early possession of this strong For tress entirely the panic which. the Garrison ex . perienced on witnessing the irresistible velour and intrepidity of- our 'troops in carrying' by assault the out Work, and stOrming their numerous batteries, under the Walls of the town, which weresupported by extensive entrenchment's, occupied by a large consisting of several of the . Rajah - of Bhurtpore's Battalions, and the 'remaining Infantry of Jeswhnt 'Rao 1-folkar. 'The number of the Enetriy killed on the night of the end instant WaS immense. • . The ardent 'zeal, energy, and irresistible valour; 'which has marked the tonduEt - of, our Officers and Troops employed on this occasion, under circum stances of peculiar difriculty'and danger, must ever reflect on 'them the highest credit; , and the benefit 'the Nation has. received from their exemplary and heroic behaviour' must be 'matter of proud exulta tion to every well-wisher of the British Empire.. Too 'Much praise 'cannot 'ae bestowed on every Corps engaged, for the perfeet regularity.with which "this service Was performed. , - rfound it necesktry , to divide the force destined., •for this service into three columns, the whole mov ing off So us to reach the different points.of attack a little before twelve at night. The Right Colmini, under Captain Kelly, consist ing.of tour Battalion Companies of the Hanourable . Company's European Regiments, and, five Compa nits Of the ist ,Battalion l'‘2th Regiment Native In fantry, was ordered to Carry the Enemy's Batteries flll{l renclies. on the high ground to the. left -of,. ti:! .town, SUCCOSi of this party was complete, e',ities . Captain Kelly 'to c.. , e7v praise for the in Whie 11 it was concluded, afij for the cool ala:ll...eillantry he displayed under every, trying exposed •to a•heavy fire from artillery, , yliieh -Was defended with desperate resolution. Ciy taia. iaaliakl, of:the Artillery, who accompanied this p;:e•c).' tar the purpose of spiking or bringing off the e:Tiuredoidnance, particularly signalized hintself Oil The Le, this danrous serviee. ft. 'Colnmn, under Major Radcliffe, 'con sisting of the rein lining four Bfittalion Companies of the lion. Company's Enropean Regiment, and. fia'G,Companies of the Ist Battalion I 'At Regiment Native Infantry, was de: , .tined te'earry the 'rrenches and Batteries on the Enemy'S right ; this Column '.. was equally successfid with that opposed to, their left ; and the ,serVice. was- performed with equal gallantry and spirit; _and reflects infinite credit on Major It adeliffe. • The Centre Column, led by Lienteuant-Colonel Maerae, who had the general comMand , 'Of the whole, consisting of the Flank Companies of HiS atiestys 22t1, 76th, ond of the Honourable Conf.! pally's, European. Regiment, and of the tst Battalion. Bth Regiment Native Infantry, composed the Storm 1. h,e,e words to express my sense of the, con lui;it tti s lei. Forty, Who, under a galling fire on of cannon and rnusquetry from the . Latt,':ii.,3 and TrericheS„ and over broken'. and e.:treiliely unfavourable ground, rushed on to the breeeli, and gained poss,ession of the Work, with a. spirit and ardour, which must. have ensured sue cesl whatever might haveheen the opposition.. , et myself' under the 'greatest obligations to Lientenat-cOlonel Macrae, to. whit3e condua on , this occasion I attribute the ultimate success of the attack. Lientenaut-0.i10n41 Ball, who eraninanded the Ist Battalion Rh Regiment Native Infantry; is entitled to the greatest Finse Ibr the aaiVity and ~ spirit he di-.played In. ' on his; men ; and for the able assistance he rendeijLl Colo Del nieVae, in the aclop ilia). of such •rn , ;,Leank....l as became afterwards necessary to secure U, lit p/)-.session of the place. It is with sum ere nets valtufble Officer received it silere, though, not dangerous wound, but • which will, I fc,tr, dLprive nee of his services for some time. • • 4' • The cantina: of •Captain Lindsay,. of His Ma , te.sty's 429 d Regiment, has been 'represented to me as . highly Meritorious; I lament' to add that this lant Officer is likewise wounded. • It is unnecessary for me to detail mere fully the condua of individuals on a 'service where Merit has. been, throperhout all ranks,' so eminently conspi cuous ; but 1 feel it my duty to draw your Lord.- ship's attention to the services rendered by Lieute nant Colonel Horsford, commanding the Artillery, lo whose professional k no wl e d ge an d aaivity through-. Out -this siege, and on .!every other occasion, I feel irthrritelyy itldolAedi as 'Nell as to tin Whole of .that Cigna; foi their ;.:pirited.and unremitted e-xertions. The Offit:ers of the Engineer depart arent, Cap tain Robertson ;.•vid Lieutenant 5r0i , ..11, have peculiar merit, and :Ire entitled to my best thanks and 'ap , proontion.. . , • , I' Lhe Corps ot ioneeas, tinder the orders of Cap.. taxi Swinton, command:tray wannest p, -„tics, fc,r the cheerfulness with which they performed tlwir labo rions duties, and particularly for the alacrity t hey . displved on the night of the 23(1 't.'oo much credit. :cannot be bestowed on Captain t•;tclvin, ion , w i n , en this and cvere,' to'i'aier occasion been mo and ae:tiv!, lam sGrilr to, acid that t'n;-. Officer is severely .wmfirded t 17' , .atresr, of - 'OlO Corps„ whwe eon , chici 4,ltJally 111CrittOitts. , ' Yoe,: I.or;lshin I"am CORfiCiOnt, reeeive amts` .;, the highly exempliiry'conclW7l • lit ' ( !, of Ifs, ilr Cli,lilry in camp, the services as \yolk- mg Pa tics for die ":Irc.lichi..i; an ,I siste,l innteriAly 111 accelerinin our oper,tions against thiq they D'IS'C received Iny 1;14:1k5 Psr , ex.tAlionsfand fa a 'heal i,c) honour nblc tit tt.le-i;riti:,h,(llara4..ler, 4, Tts,:s4 Letts ihovt. not loccn received 1 UN DON ; fir'rnted by ft at - the SUN-01,1- I have the hOnour to enclose Returns pft.h kil:ed and wounded during the Siege, ,aad on the, night of the Assault, with ,a - -.ltetiarn of 'the captured... Or— dnance, &c. - 3 Lieutenints, t Adjutant,, ti.Serleints ' turporals, 2 . Drummers,-and 53 Privates wounded ; t 4nsiAn miss!ng.„ His Majestl's 76tit Lieutenant, r Serjean!, and 4 Privates, killed ; t Captain,. t Lieatenant.... i Serje.ant, 2 .Corporalsi and 18 Privates,. wounded_; t Lieutenant mis , sing. • • - Hon. Company's 7.uropean Regiment-3 Privates killer. ; 3 I..leutenants, 4 Serjeants, z Corporals, and. 27 Privates wounded ; t ,Serjeant and 3 Privates missing. ISt hatt. 2d Subadar .killed ; Subadar, r ream.. dar, 4 Ilavildars, 3 Naicks and 23 .epays, wounded ; Sepuys and 1 Bheastie missing. tA Batt. Bth Reg.—a Bheastie killed ,• 3 Lieutenants, t Su badar,.t lemadar, 2 Havildars, - 2 Naick, and 16. Sepoys, wounded ; z Sepoys missing. 241 fiatt..tzth Reg. t Ensign, t Subadar, t Jemadar, and 9 Sepoys killed,- - 1 Nlajor, 2 Captains, Lieutenants Su badar, 4 Haviljiars, 6 .Naticks t Drummer, and 38 gepoys, wouraled. ad Mitt. ..22:1 Regiment--t Havildar, t Naick, and 3 SepOys, killed ; t Lieutenant, a Havildar, z Naicks, 31 Sepoys, and t Bildar, wounded ; 't Naick and 2 Sepoys ntissirig. Pioneers -3 Sepoys killed ; 26.Sepoys wounded. Total--t Lieutenant Colonel, 2 Majors, Captains, 18 Lieutenants, t linSiva, t Adjutant, 26 S.tijeant, 1$ Corpo rats, 3 Drummers, 179 Privates, 4 Subadars, '4 Jetnadars, 13 Flavildars, 15 Naicks, a Drummer, 149 Sepoys, 2 BheAsties, t Lascar, and t 8 Diktat's. The Fugitives, composed of the Rajah of Bburt pote's Battalions, 'and his Garrison,• with- the re mainder ofJCSWUnt Molkar's Infantry, appear ed generally to have,taken the direetiou of Mart pore. By every information ,great numbers have deserted, and I do not imagine Ihey will again at tempt to oppose us. I shall Move towards. Bhurt pore as soon as possible. • Befbre I conclude this Dispatch. I bog leave to mieation to your. Lordship the ver.y, spirited conduti of Mr. Metcalf, of the Civil Service. He volun teered to accompany the Storming Party, and 'was, I am informed, among the foremost who ascended the Breach. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. LAN E. Head-Quarters, Camp at Deig, Dec. 20, 1804. Total Return of Killed and 'Wounded of the 'Pumps that - formed the storming Party, commanded by Brigadier Mac rae, on the Night of , the 23d instant. Europeans.-28. killed, 78 wounded. ' Natives.*—rot killed, 306 wounded, 5 missing (supposed to be killed.) (Signed) • F. GERARD, Adj. Gen. Head-Quarters, -Camp near Dieg, Dec. 26. 1804. Names of the Officers killed and wounded. • Killed. • Sth Reg. N.'l.—C 4 ptain Young. Lath Ditto. -:-.Lieutenant Ilovrer. • • .. Wounded. A rtillery.—Lieutenant Smith. , • [lts Majesty's 22:1 Reg.—Captains Lindsay and Macnlght ; Lieutenants, S weetenham and C resSwel I. ' • is Maiesty's 76111 Reg.—Captain Scott. Hon. Company's Euppean Reg.—Lieutenant Merriman. Ist 13 dtt Sth Reg. N. I.—Lieutenant Colonel Ball,. Major Bassett, Lieutenants Abernethy and Aii , ;:erson. Corps of Pioneers.—Captain Swinton, Lieutenant Forrest. (Signed) C. GERAR D, Adj. Gen. ,Return of Ordnance;'&c. captured in the tines before Deig, on the 23‘.1 of December, 1304. Carnpoat Dec. 26, 180 4. Brass OrrZnance mounted on Field Carri.iAes, with Limbers. 4 Six Pounders. 2 Font . Pounders. t Three-Pounder. r One and Half Pounder - . • t One-Pounder. 3 Five and Half Inch flowitzers, (Two of these belonging' to the lionourable'company, formerly iust ; the other is Conn ' , try made). - Iron Ordnance, Mounted on Field Carriages, end Limbers- 7 . t French. T wenty . foti r Pounder. Twelve-Pounder. 1 Nine-Pounder. t Six Poutidcr.'. • I , Four-Pounder. 3 Three-Pounders. I One and ifalf-Ptiunder . . 13 Tumbrils laden with Anuntinition. 5 Amittukkitiop Carts. t • A bSt 1 . 3 d! I z Brass Pieces of different Calibres. 9 Iron Pieces of different Calibres. , .-- —Total 21 . (Signed) • 1. 110 it SFPR D, Lieut. Col. Coratnanding A rtillerylll the Field.' Return of Ordnance, dr C. - ..caPt tired in the. Town and Fort of Deig, .on the 23d and 24111 qt* December, 1804- - Camp at Deig , Dee. 26, 1004. In the Town of Deig. Brass Ordnance, mounted on Field Carriages, with LimberS. Six-Pounder. a Emir. Pounders. 1 One-Pounder.. .. - - Among . the number , veturned mounded there are not more than thirty serious cases ; the remainder are so,slight that the rnen will be fit,,for' duty in.a very few days. ' . • (Signed) J.. GERAIIIj, Adj. Gen. Names Of Officers killed, wounded, and missing.. Killed. His Majesty's 7sth Regiment—Lieut. Colonel Maitland. His Majesty's 76th Regiment—Licut. Glubb. zcl Batt. tath Reg.- r Ensign Waterhouse, Artillery—Lieut. Percival (in the Battery during the day). N. 13 , Capt. I. Wallace, Major of brigade, missing, and supposed to have been killed. • Wounded. His-Majesty's.z2d Reg.—Lieutenants Sweetnam and Cres well. His Majesty's 7sth Reg.—Major Campbell, Captainn Lies-- than and Brutton, Lieutenants. Byne, Tully, M'Lacklan, and Mathewson. • - • His Majesty's 76th Reg. Captain Webmer, Lieutenant Crosvrove. Hon. Company's European Reg.—Lieutenants Wood, Ha milton, and ldrowne. tst Batt. Bth Reg.—Lieutenants Latter, Kerr, and tu'rnbuld • 2(1 Batt'. lath Reg.—Major Gregory, Captains O'Donnell and Flotelier,,,Lieutenants Sharpe and Barker. `2.d Batt. zad Reg.—Lieut. 'Pitcher. Missing. :His Majesty's 75th Reg."— Ensign Hatfield'. . (Signed) I . C L BARD, 41.ij: Gen. , . By advices receiv - ed this day from the camp of Excellency,` the`. Conintatider in Chief, under:. date the 13th inst. it appears that a Body of 700 of Jeswunt I.lao Honor's Horse had quitted the set , - . vice of •thaf Chieftain; 'and come into Camp that morning. • " 7 • The . Sirdars of this Body of Horse had visited. ; His. Excellency the :Coniniander it Chief Upon their. Arrival at ffead-quarters. Criewl.:o . ll, , yttne 22, dog. Iron Ordnance.— r Severity- Pounder. I - Twenty-eight-I'6lin. der: 3 F.-appeal, l'wenty-loni-Pounders. 2 Serentcon. • Pounders. t...liumpean . TwelNewfounder. z 'E.nuirpearr Nine-rounders. ,6 Nine-Pounders. 7 Six-Pouncicri. 3 Fon r-Younders. t One-Pounder. TIIITURN'iiI} TO SERVE' IN THIS PRESENT ..„ PARLIAMENT. ' County of Galway. Dennis Bowes Paly,• of Paiy's Town, in the said County., • ; in the put) of the Rigght Ilionckurable Richard T rorwit, Collllllollty ,called Lord . Viscount 1)411 . 10, how tart of 41sncarty. , • N. !B. Twenty of the abovir Guns are mounted on Travel ling. Carriages ; the `remainder are on. Block Carriages' of. the country fishitin. • , r 'ln the Fort of Deig: Iron 0 rdttance. 7 --4•Slxrf•-Piatintler. z 'rwcznty.eight,Ponn : ders. 3 Twelve. Pounders. 3 Nine-Pounders. § Six. Pounders. 2 lotir Pounders. 2 Three. Pounders. 6 One and Hall-Pounders.' 3 One-Pounders.' ' N. B. Fonr of the.above Guns are m,Atuted on Travelling ' • C arriage ; the remainder on' Block ,Carriages. lo One. pound Swivels. '. r ' • Abill4a. —4 lirass Pieces of di trerent Calibres: .55 Iron P 19CC3 of ditlitrent Calibres.—z-Total's9. 20 (Ine.potind Iron Swivels. „ . . Shot, e.owder, and Military Stores in the Magazines, not yet taken account of. ( S sued) • J. 1-I.ORSFORD, Lieut. Col. • Commanding Artillery in the. Field, oftvritUP7 CY ENLARGED, foseph judi, of liishopsgate-street Without, Lond(in; slop seller and - sa;e.)iitan, from lun3 18 to August 6, at too, 4t Guildhall ' BANKRUPTCY. ,YUPERSEDED, , Thomas I - lotlgkibs,ot l'abernale-wslic, Middlesex, grocer. BANKRUP 1 S. Hetary,Hay ward, of,R antsgate, - Kent, butcher,. to surrender " lune 29, luly'6, and August 3, at one, at Guildhall, Lon-, 'don, Attorney,-Mr. H. K. Swinford, Nlitre.court.builtl;. ings i Temple. Richard. Everitt, - of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, grocer, surrender I uly t r, at five, 52,, at tWelYee and August 3, at live, at the. Cranes Tavern, Great Yarmouth. Attornies, • "Messrs.• Willington and Small, 'Temple, • London ;- or Mr. Harry Verclst Worship, Great •Yarrtioutli. • Robert Sutherlitn-1, late of Kingston, - Jamaica, but now of Newman .street; NI idillesexi merchant, to 'surrender .lime 29, 'July -2, wt out, and August 3, at one, at Gitilith...ll. At - - tort:les, Nlessrs. Ross and Hall, New Iloswell•court, Carey-street. john Gingeri, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, bookseller, to stir. 'coder lime 29.. Itily .5, and August 3, .14 eleven, at•Gitiid hall. Attorney, Mr. Evans, Thavies. Inn, ficilborn. • Edward Hammond, of TotterrAain-court.road, painter and glazier, to surrender one 29, July. 6, .and August 3, at tivelve, - at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mar. sow, Church.row, N4wingtein-liutts, Surrey. •• Robert Goolcial, or Liverpool, merchant,. surrender July • 20, 23, and Aug ust's , at eleven, at the George Inn,,Date. stiect, Liverpool. Ancrilics, Mr. Forrest, Liverpool ; or • Mr. Thomas Windle, John-street, Isedford.row. London, Richard Crump, of Great Mary-le-bone-street, Aliddlesex, perfumer, .to -surrender' June 29, 'at eleven, July 5, and August 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.' ' 'Taylor, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square. Robyn Paton, of Hatton-wall, Middlesex, baker,, to suri•en. del tune 25, -, oily 6, .and. August 3, atter), at Guildhall. A tiori;,..v, Alf. Jessup, Charles Roe, Ltie of • Teter-street, St. fames, Clerken. the IJost. Noble MarquisTo His Rae ley, Gopernor Ge;ierul, Cep. ,F..eci &c, my 'LORD, I have the honour to. inform your - Lordship, that in consequence of the- breach in the - cat the Toxvn fining •.repprted determined- en storming the place yesterday evening. I chose this time; in order to prevent the Enemy from stock— ading the breach dtiring the night, which had hi therto been the case. . . I am pay to add, that Obstaeles of an insur mountable .nature were opposed to the Storming Party on their.arrival at' the breach, the ;water in the ditch was exceedingly., deep ; this difficulty how-: ever, was speedily surmounted, and the Party gained the. foot of the breach ,; bdt though every ex ; ertionAvas tttade by both: 9flicerS and , Men, the s.v breach is so imperfea, that every effort to gain the top proved ,fruitlesS, and. hecolumn, after Mak , ing several . .ittetypts-, with heavy less, v, , as obliged to retire, which WI did in excellent Order-to our Bat tery. Among the many bravo men who have fallen or this occasion, it is , with sincere . grief I report •the' deatlrOf Lient. Col. laitlat ,of tiv: 75th Regiment, who commanded the 'Storming Party ahn exertions arc described by all to have been of 0 nature the most heroic, Sind his example animated t l / 4 he Men td persevere, in theirattemptS, which tiothini,'; but dif ficulties of a nature the znOst unexpeelx. - .d, cn:uld have rendered unsuccessful. This gallant Officer, though lie had receivca several severe Wounds, cnin in. tied to exert himself until ,he received,a shot in tlic,'lead, which proved instantaneously mortal. Although we unfortunately failed in gaining p bs— y.s,iol-1 of the plae, We were not wholly llll,AteCet',s - : a Flanl;ing, 'Column on . the.right, under title orders Of Ml:jor tia\v.keS, gained possession Of' I ()my's Marery, and suCceeded in spiking and dis 'ms, and in destroying the greatest par t t . I t.y, who were hppo•3cd to them. to assure your Lordship, that the .condua qt our t (Ts and men employed rlassi night has ht'r is as t t etnplary as 9n every- former occasion ; but circus stancei of anlittexpe4ed and unfortunate tia : turn occurred,' whicil I.llc it: utmost cir9thi could . i lot surmount, but hope in a very few days their cm,. cellent t,on ue will he rewarded by the posstissiou of the place. well, Nlitittle.ex,,. ti.rt-plate-woiler r to sOriender lune 29, at eleven, I ttly 6, awl August 3, at twelve, at,,,G Attorney, Mr. Llenuell, Staple's-Inn. Alice Harvey, of Wigan, Lancashire, milliner, to sutrender I Lily I , ix, t, 1, and August 3, at eleven, at the Eagle and Ciukl, kV Attoimes, 'Mr. Windle, John-street, I.3edfor4i-rube, Loudon; or Mr. Henry Gask"ell, Wigan. • 'DIVIDENDS. July 15. Vdil I i 41,11 late of I..iverpool, ship.bnilder, at eleven, at I,le ; lobe , Tavern, lohn.street, I.lverpool. July 22. Bernard Bowles, Great Yarmbuth, ironinonger, at three, at the Black Ssli.in inn, Great.Yarinouth, Nortutg. ;o. Whitti4.7l.d BlOore; latt of Sun-street, 13ishopsgate street, .I..ontlot_ t t `timh::r-intrchanr, at.ten, at Guildhall. Ply 19. Joel Yeardley ' , the yonnger, and Richard tones, both ut Yorkshire, linen.llraper.s and eo.pait ners, at eleven, at the Toihniu Inn, Sheffield. July Itz • John Burnley, now or late of i•antley, Ycirkshite, scribbling awl tullin4 iniller, at clever!, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leetht... [ply 19 John Ritigwdrand lames it eAriley, of Bolton, • Lan. e4-„,i;ne,cotton-inanutatturers and co.paitners,at eleven, at' the New Inn, Little li moo, Lancashire. July sz. W„iltct Chandler, of Bristol, cutler, at eleven, at the l4usW Taverp, li,istol. July IX. Thomas Middleton, of Liverpool, cottOrt-tnantifac. curer, at eleven, at the Uliat4 Tavern, 14)1m-street, Liver. pool . July zo. tVil !inn Wingstead, of Charing-Cross, Aliddlesex, stationer, at tweivei•at C;ttildhall, London. July zo. Thornas 4,Avcock, of Fletching, Sussex, shop'.. keeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jung a 4. dWArd, Cooper, now or late of Newark, Leicester. shtrc,. hosier, fo . ur, at the White 'I lart , lnn , Leicester. July 13. Henry Cheek, of Richmond Surrey, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July t`3. ‘Vestati Voting, late of l)i11is-Mill, Ca. &Aron luxta (;laniorganslure, chiller, at the Runt incr. Tavern," 411 Saint'S-lanc, Bristol. ' C'11,1?1' July. t 3, Benjamin lti*luop of Clement!s-Inn, Middlesex, Inottey-3crivcner. John loncs, - , of fin Mingharn, draper. Samuel Nichol*, the younger, of bath, uphoistcrer and cabi. net-ittakt.r. Joseph Glovt'r, John Il.tll, Samuel Haynes, and Walter ilaynes, at ‘Vorc.ebto , common-brewers and co.pai niers. Vayne, late et Ashford, Kent, grocer, gebr(qt, jMidellesex, bookseller. 't ninvias fltrd, 'of South. stii..et Berkeley-aquare, I.ltior. I ail, llagiic.and lohn Martin Sawyer, Of, Tower,Royal k , London, merchants ant go -partners. ' licopotin Kosttlorth,-tet titirsttail-flall, :and William Rush. ion l.i, of Crowstone• I ialJ, liallitax, Yurk,ttire, merchants 411 d pa r t ners. I have the honour to be, &r. • (Si ::rind) . Q. LAKE. Bead-quarters, Camp Bhurtporc, , , tOth January, tut)s. Return of Killed, IVountled, and Nliisitig4 in the, Assault of Ithiitt pore, on, the night of Chi,: 9th lan, Ifloc. Artillery t Lieutenant, r Ittirwrim , aiid It 13i1. (11 . , killed ; t lascar and 5 lii! lass wmityled. I'Linkkrs, Mix 141'a jest Privates ; 2 Liogenants, 4 Se l / 4 jealtts, r 4 0 PriY4es• ; t Strieant :MI 3 Privatts Ili; llis Ke y . Lientenaiiii Crilualyi, 2 Seileanti, Coiporal, ili{ 13 Nivares ; ,z Captains, f . TLAN }IA R R IS, of No. 4, Ni,trtlett-coitrt,i:l3ow-stleet ; Wtll A s. l Ali NI IT AGE Sot PPS, Of South l‘loli icr, 11.'2, straticl 3 Wilere .4.4 Ly - Ezsemetzts Oidt•rs for thy ,4, „ tor the /( &o. (postpaid), _a , . . teoßutav sn.ttp-sr tEdluivo.., , . ~ oi, Thursday evening Closed the' G rand Agricul" tural- Meeting at„ Woburn Abbey, .and in a matitiot that did the utmost credit to tlit talents .s VS 24 liberality of its Noble, POSieS3or. Atlig tho first (the health . of HIS MAJZS T 1! ) 11114 been drank, the Duke, by the 1. tppiest transition to thebonour ca Sc" ferred on him and. his Company , b y the St tbof lib Illustrious vereign. Mixing with, anti eneoaraging thdir laudable P begged leave . to pro Pose the lut!alth of his: of CLARE NCI:, ill a most elegant r.dckesi, tattoo his thanks, and expresSed h 044. ., selisibly be felt e, dignity s ~ ',Visitor. ' 1-li Royal .ilighness the Dux! dignity as c.cll as delicacy of the compliment. i'lila to him. .He then called upon the Company in 0 1- , most .itnp ress i ve -te r ms to tin tte with lila ia a Ve(.l ul4' a'(.l of thanks to his Noble IFriend, by drining . health of him tvvho they: raus t all acknowle(lo t 4 m be employing 'the great me .-Ins which .Procidentl bad placed in his hands towards the prernntio r ' ' I ; useful industry,Thand the advancement of tho 1.., such welfare, and interests ofhis Con 6 try.--that he 1311ffi u , f be pr6ud to meet and co-operate with therdno 'I,: 1 , -occasions-; and. that :in now health . of the - Noble Duke, he was CODSCIOIIti thA , he ‘rii; glitifyit4 the wishes of .all around Ow: , ‘. His Grace then rose..and• thanked the omP f l' and after proposing the "...Plough," proceeded to ' .open the • sealed iictjudicationS .of the pointed in tlie,severai.departmen ts,.where had last year been offered, du) Silver Cups six in number, being. PTI die table before Proposing oi ,i .1,4(.1P Rl.; PORI:. BAXTERay.I3. been 1 1 ... I r , a . COURT OF KING'S BENCH, lux ie . h A 'ltu - - d' last Mr. John Hutchinson; of East lies county of xl* —ottingham,.Gentleman, all - this Court, to show cause why he should not . la UtteAdßitla:st. 'l', his Bill of Costs, to the Plaintiir,-..0 be taxei bY ti . Master, and why be should Plot pay the halowe re'. In dtte. in his ha ds • 'd also nsw'erthe ma y . , ters ig the Atlyavits filed against hint ; t - f t 'i-,,, :. . Mr.,9ltaaow . this day shewed 'calve again" ~ • said Rut.'„, and observed m the Court, :that, ll'iv.:;, lieved be. should ,detain tutor but ..tor- a I'Ll i Y 1,;',, Minutes, as he\Vas !tire his LcarnedTriFll,,d;„;•l'ri,]ti LICIT6II'•(;ENERAL., 'win) . had obtaine'd W.', ...,` lit against. is (Mr. GARROW'S)Cllierit, l utist 3.(i11i1 t ',1,,, the Affidavits tiled in; .4tr;wer' woold cotililly•:‘,ei sal i4fy him - tirat . not one Word of trot 'n Nvas ca• 41,11"" .in his Client's Atlidavits. • . ~,s ' .• • . 1 „4 -. The SOLICITOIi-Gi:NERAL Vtr.,}(.llild.l'itilyli.C*' .': I! that the 4 ‘,1-121,1avits were a contilit.:te ItaiwA-,1:.:1 i 4 ~. charg9 alledged agaiust , Alt. 111•11',7bi11y.)'1,,,,-,°.,;;,.1*,:i ! -Whieli it a'ppeared there was not 114 0 111 "' 1 ` 1-- • ' such charge: . ' . ' .., ; . . l ' - aisclolV -The Court direaed the'. lttUe„..,to bQ • • • witlt,Costs. - - ' ( . , ~ . , ... , . . , Otte of those troublesome • bUclis 70. 1 ) 0 ''' '. ~ ...1 lohbi , qs of the Jheatre s was in) Fritl.4y.)olt c :',.,-,,, befcrotll9.*MagiStrateq at aueen's,,,,qtkare;t 11 ),• I ~. • , of 'the town ; with stealing ly'2l.' aliliell'• t ~:.,, .J,. •Nvlieb he viiited her. l'ile lady ciii''' ( i l.l- . ;it 414.i5 0 a Warless, atid (sheeking . tO ri.qate) this sl= o-1- do o:, her moth;:,,l •• 'l..he aet•api.?earing to 11 "v t ' I) r ''' .. by Nvay of Frei e., t II:.: ~,.•..„i,-.ii)E1ii,(...,5vp.„.4,,;,,,iv 71,' , f • 01.:ii: . Saturday, at: Marlh.,r)rotig-11.streVt.r, ~:tilli.el4atil.' was c,ba,rged•,,,hy 11(1,1-4;., \VvOtitbOT);q,4ll iti : - 0: street, WithVenyiitgnaw.),;..,l44;4s4ll.',. , i; 1 04 old. 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