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kROM THE LONDON GAZE:TTE;No*. 7, IS[2 Car.'ion , House, Nov. 3, 1312. • . The Prince of Waies has been pleaed to appoint Pijikstan James, of Great George-street, : Westminster, Egg. M.D. tb be one of his Royal iii:yhn-ss's Physicians Extraordinary. •U/}'re of I) Atinrr, Nov. 4, 1812 Corp: , Royal Engineers. Brevet Nlajor.Philip Hitglie.s to be t ientenant-Colonel, Nice; Hayter,, dec:,•osed. Second Capt. Sir G.''Hoste 'to be Cap. ' thin, - vice Hughes, prornoted. First Lieut. John Grant to be Sec- ud • CliptairL, vice Hote, pr rooted. First Lieut. V. 131 to be ditto, vice Williams, killed hefore . the eistle.of Eurgos. - • , Cintyn-Uce,' Nov. 7, 1812. Members returned to servo for the New Palllatnent. County of Surre—G. H. Sumner ; Esq. Sir T: Sutton, Bart. • Borough of Gattori—Sir Mark Wood, Bart. , t Win. Con , Breve, ESq, BOrough 'of Haslerriere—The Right Hon. diaries Long. Robert-Word, E. }Sarong!' of Reigal - e-- 7 -Jatnes Cocks; Esq. The. Hen. Xohn S. 'Cocks, Captain in his Mttjesty's,2d Regiment of Dragoon Guard ;. BorOtign of Blechingley—W. - Kenriok,. Esq. Sir 'C. Talbot, • BArt. • • • 7 Borough of Guldeford—The llon. T, Crawley Onslow. Ar thur Onslow, Serjeant at Law. Borough of Southwark—C. Calt , ert;Esq. H. Thornton, •Esq. • Cdunty of Northumberland—T. It. Btauniont, Esq. • ,Sir C. M. Lambert Munch, Bart. '" - . . • Borough of Morpah—W. Ord, Esq. The,Hon W. Howard. County of Nairn—Hugh Bilge, Esq. • ' • County of Renfrew—.Archibald•Speirs, Esq. . • - County of Eliott Lockhart, Esq.. County of G:a.:urngan-- , Thomas Wyndhain, Esq., - Town of air:lat.—The Hon. W. Stuart, commonly called Lord Win - . Stuart. - City of Litchfield—Major-Gen. .G, Anson. George G. V. Vernon, Esq. County of 11 , :infries—Rear-Adruiral W. .1: Hope. Burghs of Vurnfries,- &e.—W. It.- K. Douglas, Esq. Co:nity. 43'.' Aberdeen—James Ferguson, Esq. . 80-glis of Abe: deen, &e.—JarrieS Farquhar, ,Esq. -Con illy of Per' ti---James Drinumnitd, Esq. - . • Bo: glis of Perth,- Dundee, &c.—Sir D. Wedderhurn, Bart. Coun: - y of Ayr—Sir Hew V. Hamilton, Bart. - • • „ Boroni 4 h of Reading—C. S. Lefeere, Esq. J. Simeon, Esq. Iliirongli of Abingdon--7::::: George I.l.iwyer, Bart. • Borough of New Windsar—.Edward Disbrowe l Esq. John ` RarrslnVtti to-the younger, Esq. to ongit of Wallingford—W, Lewis .Hughes, 'Esq. E. F. and, Esq. Bar e lls of Ayr,. Irvine, &c.-Lieut.-Gen Duncan Campbell. Comity of Sutherland—James l‘Lic Donald, E 3,1. Conl.ty of Elgin—Col. F. W. Griot. • Burghs n ft, &c.-1' utc:ek Milne, Esq. Cuotity.of C. Eshii,)nstone, Bart.. Burghs of Stirling, Alexander Campbell. , , Counrti of llerks.—Charle s Dund as , ESq. Th e Richani Neville. .• • - C onn iy of Suffolk—Thomas Sherlock Goochi.Eaq. Sir William , Rovvley r ßart. . Boronoi oflpswieh—Rohert Alxatider Crickett, Esq . . John Round, tfie younger, • • • • • ' Voren.gli of Dutiwic4;--The flight Hon. Joshua Lord= Hunt. -I',Ecba el ?true, Esq ,. • • • • • of C): font.—The Right - Hon.' C. Arbuthnot. Ea mund A. M-Nagliten, Esq. • .'• Borough of - Aldeboigh..---Jatnes Blackwood, Esq. comm - only called Lord Dultecrin. . AndreWStraini, Esq. Boro: , gfi of Sudbury—Sir John Cax Hippisley, Bart Charles . Wyatt, BoiOngfi , of Eye—Sir W. Garrow, Knt. his Ma3esty's. tor G:'.neral.. llkrk Singleton, Esq . . Borough •of Bury St.. Ed nunds-1. Le• Ri:Flit • lion. Charles • FO.zr:)y, commonly called Lord Charles. Fitzroy. Frederick T. H. Foster, Esq. County of ficreford—Sir John Geers Cotterell, Dart. Thos.. Foley,E . A. City of Hereford-T. P. Synionds; Esq. R. P. Seliclantbre, Esq. . 131rough.of Leominster—J._W. - Lubisock, •Esq. J. Harcourt, - Esq. Borough WeaLdev--'-Tha Right Iron. `G. Aslihtirritamy rrioi•ily railed f;ord Visemint Saint Asaph... The Hon. Wth. Cuanty of v."lgtown—Lient.-Geu. the Hon. Stewart. Cool y of ;,,;nark—The -Right. Hon. A. H a milt o n, Cora ! n..Aily called Lord Arellibal.d„Hamilton. - • &e...-Kirkuaati Kinhiy, Esq. Lord Provost of :;: a§ Dots. • • Commissions in the S& Western Regiment of Norfolk Local ' •Militia, signed,by Cie Lord Lit:ate:l4o. To Major—Tbellon. E. J. 'Tun - lour, Vice Graves.„ pro . mo e 1. To be I, ,, , , lteritat—Janaes Wright, Gent. vice Ilarveys, re- Coininissinui signed by the Liiid Lieutenant of the County of To im Deputy Lieutenants—John Buckler Leth s bridge, Esq. Thomas May, 85.4% South Regiment of Militia.—Tb be Lieutenant—En ' - - sign vice 1 - levwoo(I, promoted. signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of . • Surrey. -Ist Reg - im:nt of• - Royal !itwrey be Lieutenant, Leunard Wilkinson; Gent. vice Iflrrt.rr, removed. ' ' To be Ensign--George GairthwaiteiGent. V2C.I; Wilkinson, pro uliitcd. • Princess Cbar7o:te'sroliniteer Infantry. To he. First I.i , tutenant.--7-John Parsons, Gent. To be Se - corid Lieutenant, Sainuel Beazely, 'Gent. To be Surgeon, John William Smith, .Gent. Boehicapton, Putney, and Mortlake Volunteers: to be Engign.—A. A. Lindi), Gent. BANKRUPTS. • ' Janus Weed. and George Hanle, Sheffield, platers, to sur render Novemb er 20,-21-, and December 19vat twelve, at the'l'einple-row, Birfnifighara: Attornie,f, Mr. Charles .Crookfield, , Sbefileld, i‘lessr.- Devon- and Tooke; lialbornourt,'Gray's-inn, London, or Mr. George :BarriA, Temple-row,'Birmingliara. LLsha Payne,, late of Barrisun-street; builder, iNvVifilltiCT 14,21, and Decembr . 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Swann ; New Basing haii-stret!t.. • , ' Martha Lyali, Craven-street, coal-merchant, November 14, at one', 24, at twelve, and December 19, - at one, .I.t Guild . hall, Loudon. .Altornies, Messrs. Kearsy and Spurr, lii slitipsgate-street-within. William Brooks, Southminster, Es:sek, horse-dealer, "Novem ber 17, 21, and December 19, at twelve," at Guildhall, Lon- • Ant. A:torney, air. Ntaricly, Fleet-market, Ltindon. L,nis Landli•letle, , Ciar*n-tiftiiidings, Drury-lane, jeweller, No, etntier 17, 24, and December 19, at ten, at Guilds sli LOiloa. .4ttornies, Messrs. Maliew and - Price, Syn , iond'6- Inn Chaueery-lane. JO* pll Lygo, ;Nf:Av Bond-street, china:llan, .I' , :orember 17,24; dud 11,.'en.l'oer 19, at ten, at Goildhalf, LontiOn. Attor uie,, Messrs. Maliew a:id Price, . Sytirtind's-inn, Chun- , et ry-aue. Thomas W.Jrafold, Mltchans, Surrey, inaltster, Nov , ::::.,! - ;er 10, S 9, a:h.; D, ceniber 19, at ten, itt London. torn.-y, Mr. J. -G.' Mt)mott, Burrow's-buildin4r, Black ut iar's-road. • Thinnas Gila, Chiclier, spirittmerchant, November 19, 9.0, afid December 19, at tv..cive, at- 'he •Atouinier. Tavern, A:1- , Saint's-lane,-Bristol. Att , rniesOdefir,i-S._, Tar • and RiLliards, Chancery-lane, Loadori. ,iens and John Dorviile, New Bridge-street, Intrehants, November 12, 19„,and Decendier 19, at ten; ut London. A:ttorney,: Shedieid Presco'.-street., Gondinan's-tields. • • •Suiepli Si:anions, late a Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire, printer, „November 1'2,19. ititd December 1:i1, at ten,, at London. Attorney, Mr. Pearie, `S.....llsbory square, Fleet-street. totes Askew' Leach, Red - Lion-street, Holborn, victaaller, November 10; at eleven, 17, at twelve, and Dezeniber 19, at eleven, at Guildhall, London, Attorniei, Messrs. Whit ton and San, Great James-street, Bedfoid-row. J o • wpii Badger, Old-Jewry, .merchant, November 10, 2-1, and Decenine,• 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londtin. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Oid Jew:v. Phine.k's Avton; Coventry, wine -merchant, November 16, IS, audi;etriaber 19, lit twelve; at the George bin, Coventry. Attu: nits, 'tilr. John Alexander, New-square, ftineoln'4- Inn, i„11.-.don, or ir. Thonia, Minster, Coventry. GutAi . NOverober 9, 23, and Deeehi`ie;• 99, at One, at the ('omin7rcina Rooms, Bristol. • Attornies, Messrs. Brown and Cary ; Mond -street, Bristol, yr' Alf. adid, Kin is I.leno-ti , ;;Wa 1 ks, Temple, London. Robert Grundy - and John' Grandy, Gravesend; ship-joiners; Nfrikfurtirr 14, at twelVe, 04, at eltr;•ei,, and December 19, at one, at Gui/dharl, London'. Attorney, Mr. £d. Wilde) Vfarvikli - squatte• - • LONDON . Printed In TI? At the .kt Z 4 01. 31 George Hague, :TheMeld, merchant,_ November IC, 17, and December 19, at eleven, at Guildltatl, London. Attorne', Srt:l3l-,llleelneh,'Seeieant+s-Inn; fleet-street; • JohttAllWheiGoodialte and William-Hartley GOodlake,Linte . 119414011ip-clianiiler:, November 10, 17, and December 19, at twelve, at GUildhall, Loud e n. Attornie.s, IFlessts. Took e , Holborn -court, Aletturder Ilnoll'iteter; Lawrence Pountney-lane, wine-mer chant, November 10,21, and December 19, at,ten, at Guild hall, London Attorney, Mr. Charles Arrowsmith, ,Devon shire-street, Queen , squa re . • • • . James Bailey, late.of Basiughall-etreet, Warchonseman, No vember, 14, at twalve,24, atelcven, and Deeember 19, at twelve, at Gitildhall, London; Attorules, Mesrs. Gale . and Son, Betiford-street, Bedtord-row. ' " :• • Thotnas.Burne, jam :),(1 Thomas INtankin, Camb-erWell, coal : Merchants, November 30, 24, and December 19, atten, at Guildhall, L*~utloii. Attornies, Messrs. Leigh, Mason, and Leigh, NeW.Wridge-sticet: I •-• John - ghltrp, tlerlymwell, victualler, November 10, at twelve, .21 ; and December 19,, at One, at Guildhall, Londoh. At( ornies, Messti:Bovill and 'fustin, Nev., Bridge street, Blackfri:lrs. George Watkins and Cowper,.late of Lincoln'A-Ilin, money-scri'veners, November In, at. eleven, and"Decero ber 19, at twelve, at Guildhall,• !Ando. Attorney, Mr. Blandford, king t s-teitch-walßs, 'flemple. - • .Samuel Odell, Enfleld coach-mastcr, November 14, at one,-24, at twelve, and Dezember 19; at one, at Guild 1011,.London. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Throgmorton-Street. William Dadd," Gravesend, grocer, 'November 10, at twelve, 21;and December 19,at one, at Guildhall, Lohdon. At tornies, Messrs. Walker and Rankin, Old Jewry. E. S,G..Munklumse and M. A. Gorman, of L o ndon, mer chants, Nev.' 10, '24; 'and • L s ee., .19, at- ten, at Gnlldball. Attornics', Messrs: Winter;and SmiS, Swithiresllanc. ,-M. Simmons, of Gray's-inn-lane, Holborn, Middlesex, vic tualler, Nov. 10, 17, and Dec. If?, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. E Printer-street, Blackfriars: M. Fortune, Stone-kitchen, within t.b Tower -of J.,ondon, victualler, Nov. 10, 24, and Dec. 19, at ten, .at London. Atttirnies, Messrs.,HarVey and Warne,' St. He len's, Bishopsgate-street. John Whitley, of Mal`sham4treet, Wegtminster; merchant, Nov. 10, 17, and Dec. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. ..4ttarneY, Mr. Platt,Tanleld-court, Temple. Thomas CI: Murton, 'Essex -street, Strand, Middlesex - , uphol sterer; Nov. 10, 17, and De c . 19, a t t en , a t Guildhall._ At torney,Mr. Wright, Hart-street, Bloomsbury, Thomas Pocock, Fish-street, Doctors'-communs ' mason, Nov. 14, 24, and Dec. ID, a t tw e lv e , a t Guildhall. Attorn;es, Messrs. Kibb.lewhite, Rowland, and Robinson, Gray's-inn place. • • 0 Charles Hales, Bolt-court, Fleet-street, upholsterer, _ . 14, .24, and Dec. 19, at twelve,. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wilkinson and Young, Margaret-street, CavendiA Nov. spare. . Robert Alleroft; Sheffield, York, scissor manuft.c..orr, Nor. 17, IS, and December 19, at eleven, at the TMititto Inn, Shedield. Attornies, Mr Rig;, Southamptor-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, or Mr.ltodgers,,Shettiehr.. • Thomas Gilbert, John-street, Fitzroy-sluare, Middlesex, car pentc.r, November 10, 21, and 11e!;entber '9, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attornies ; Messrii. Allott and Gylby, Carlisle 7 street, Soho. • , • David Ross, Gr' , ...,Portland-street, Oxford-street , -Middle, sex carver, Noveinher' TV, 21, and a. at eleven, • at London. Atterney, Mr. Ponkiii; Dean-Areet. James Kesteven, Illo:as Kesteven, and j'oseitlt. li.esteven, York-street, Cove pt-garden, men's )nercert, November 10, 21, and December 19, at ten, at Gnildhall, Lxidon. At toruies, Messts 1. and W. Richardson, New-Inn. John Coles, Staple Aston, 'Oxford, butter-factor, November 17, 21, and December 19, at twelve, at Giiiicls4, London. Attorney, Mr. Jackes,BelVidere-place,St.'Cleerge , s !-znrrey. Robert limes, Mlteltenham,'Gloneester, a.een.tan, 'November 10,17, itild December 19, at , ten, Attorney,, - Mr Long, Ameriea-muir , e, London. Joseph :etcher, Southminster, farmer, November 12, 19, and Deethriber 19, at eleven, at Guild:tali, London. Attorney,-Mr. Greenhill, I lolhorn-couct, Thomas Marshall, Brantley, in the pariah of, Leeds, Yorks. Clothier, November 17, at six; -lff.,and .D.ceinber 19, •a eleven; at the Nag's Head; BracPeord, YOrk., 'Attornies, Mr. Evans, ILdton'-garden, Londo4 or Mr. CiOsley, Brad ford. John Patron amr Williatri Spear, Lower Thames-street, Lon- ' don, fishmongers, November 14, 24, and December.' 9,' at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornas ; Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corbet-court, GraCeehurch-street. Alexander Haberdasher's-place, IloxtonttMiddle sex, tnerchant,.Noveniber 14; V.:, Deenob'er 19,- at twelve, at Gu,ldhall, tLontiOn. Attornies, Messrs. Dann and Crossland, Broad-street. John Phillips, New flint)-street-, fishmonger Noteskber''lo, 21, and December 19, at t en , a t (oddball, Loodou. At.; tornies, Mesf.rs. Matthews and Randall,- Castle-street, Hui born. Alexander Walker, 'self. 'and 'Martin Wall:tr BirMingharn, • Alexander Walker, jun. and Rie&trd-Ilaslnclt, Philadel phia, America, merchants, December 1,2 . , and 19, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmindiarn. Attornies, 'Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and l'earSe, Old Jewry, London, or Mr, Whatelv, Birmingham. • ' - Edward Duke„ Harwich, Essex ; draper, November 10, 24, and December 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, Lon.!.m. As torney, Mr. G. Adams; Old Jewry. • • Benjainin - Bennett, Wellingtottuare, Middlesex, -brick tayer, November 14, 21, and December 19, at eleven, at Landron Attornies, Messrs. Harvey and Warne, St. Helea'sr-place, London. •' • 1- Thomas Mellinisit and John Monkhouse, NichOla.s-lane, Lom bard-street, Lundoh, aterchants, ',Snentber 10,,44, and D - cember 19; at eleVen; at Guihtlialt,' 'London. Attornies, Messsrs, Mcssri. Chapman arid Stevens, Little-St. Thomas Apustle, Queen-street. • . . . . , , Jobtl.lordlin, flush-lane , Cannon-,treet, London, - Wine-mer• chant, November 17, .24, and DVei..mher 19, at eleven, a: -Guildhall, London. Atttruies, MlSsrs. Weston avid Tres dale, Feneln:lo-street . _Charles Berry AV.in, Naiden-lap?, Battle-bridge, trip_emau, • Nol4mber 19; at eleven, 21, anti December 10, at tv,Ave, at G.',l,lhall, London: Attorvey, ;Nip- Allinghana, St. 'Min's _....: __ Tbonias Caoetly, Mangotsucld,,GloueesterOaire, linen-drape r; November 10, 21, and December 1 , 9, 'az ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney', Mr. tlrip;bes, • [Dividends, to-morrow.i, • Bab:itAm, Nov. 3.-Some doubts having been entertiiinett of the safety.of the Sir HomePopham, 'Clements, master, it may not be improper to-itt form' the public, that the master of the•schooner one of the same fleet, and .who put hack to this bay, diSmasted, reports that the Sir Home Popizani spoke the Mineirra'aboteiglit o'clock o n the Tuesday,. xvhich was Awetity , four hours 'after the storm, and at whi c h• ti me the Sir. Home Pop. ' had: had not received the last daniage.-.The 1 iza:A bore At this time N.E. distant twelve , leagueh ; and as the wind continues so , ,moderate; we doubt not but Clcmcnts - is safe. Wednesday week, two men 'arrived Ong horse chaise arßainham, one of whom, in JuitiP iog Out; broke his thigh, and ‘l,--4 taken to the green Lion. On Monday the 'other hung him self in the stable of the Creen•Liem ; he tietrhini self to the beain in the . stable, - having , first put a fiat stone,-and then a bucket on it, to raise him self, after Which they were kicked . -away.. :•This person is ascertained to be a Mr. Bassdn, book seller and publisher, Ponderson-place;• Bethnal green Road. lie was travelling with•his p ac k o f books to Faversham. :The person who broke his thigh is an assistant traveller. Mr. liassalt had been in'alow melancholy way for above sixteen months, and \ was very incoherent lu his convema tion. • A cask has been washed on bore near Swansea, containing a letter from the nielf on the tilualls, stating that the western pillars of -the light-house were gone, and begging' (in order thaLthey might be immediately taken-o 11), the'person who .should find the cask would immediately commanicate the contents to Mr. Whitesidel, the contractor for that light : but theiweathci• has been so unfavour.- able, that it ii'as ithpessible to render them any asSistance. PRICE OF S'T'OCK Bank Stook, Navy 5 per Cent. 91i 91! 4 per! Cent. 74 8 per Cent. Red. 58 3 per Cent. Cons. 59~ 59 Bank L. Ann. 15 i-teth India S4nek, India Bond;, Is. di3. par ,S ON 'SATURDAY. Old : Aiin. 57 Excheq. Bills, 31d. per day, Is. 33. pr. Ditto, 31d.'per day, 4s. Us: I • Onmiwn, stj- pr. Imperial Ann. Cons. for.2sth Not. 6F;iii- I-lIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning, 42 ululates after 5. f Evening, 7 minutes after a LAW 11 EPOTIT. COURT OF KING'S.IiI::•:CiI; Nov. 7. •` LAING V.• GALE. • . 'Mr. Serieant PELL obtained a rule - to sbevi cause for a new .trial of this case before M-r. Jus tice CHAMBRE, at the:last Devon assize 3. It was an action upon an agreement for the sale of au estate, one of t he terms of whreh "eras, that tt4iraft of the_conveyance should be deliye - red within thre .mouths - from the rhite thereof ; and .the question was,. whether this meant Junin. oreaienaarinouths The draSt s s delivered evithin three c a lend ar . tuonths ; but Mr. Justice' Ck.lMukf. thought it roust be three lunar irrmiths. There, AV a s nothing in any' other part of "the agreement. from which the meaning of the parties coull be collected, nor was there any evidence' of cUstont. The circurn : , stance could not alleCt ptirchtse money, for that Was specifically to be pilidon the 24th of June. • BRIDGES V. HUNT!R. Mr. TApby Obtained a rule Co - sliew cause why the verdict for tlw plaintiff in this insurance case • should not be set aside, and a new trial..grarited. The policy.'Was dated November 12,.1.80, from Oporto to Liverpool:. and L:m:2 . aster. The ship sailed on the 13th of. October p=t - ;l ., tliitig; nnd.at tempted' to gain a convoy which had the start of her : she - could not getup, however . , and- meeting with very had weather, put into Lisbon, whence proceeding without any sailing instoctions, she was lost. The defence was; the non-CoMmilnlea tiOn of two material letters received by the ds- 7 sured ; one da(ed' on the lith cit Oetober, saying; that the ship expected to sail on - the Rith j . and the other dieted the 13th, saying, thct the ship hiad got her bills of lading on board; which is ge nerally the:lastthing iaevious to • - ..ilitig,.and spe cifying the co;Ivoy with which she was going.— Now the convoi,' of the 13th. .1)1 October arrived 'on the 3jth of that month, and its arrival' was known iit- Lloyd's - on the Ist; of November:' if .this letter, therefore, had been communicated to , the UnderwriterS, they woUld ham. known -that the ship in.question wassmissing, and Height have made inquiries. • .FLEISE 17. NEWHAM. Mi - . SCARLET moved for a rule to Shew -cause for a. new trial..o theinsurace case on the Helionota,: in-which the license was g,raatecl to Messrs. F. venc and Co., ," and others,'" but the party inte rested being a Prussian subject, the Learned Conn sel contended, he could-., not be. included in the word ." othersy althoUgh licensed to reside here. In point of fact be ,was a native .of Dantzic, and . therefore., : living. under the protection of Gr.eat Britain, .no longer a Prussian for the purpose of being a party to the condemnation of his own ves s)el, which was effected ~ by an act of the Pitislan Gro4rninent. ‘fSee the cases of - Minett v. B6n ham;andFlindt e. Reid.] It was also a fact, that although the license bad been taken gut for Fa, - venc and . Co. 'themselves, yet they were agents of the party interested. :,Still Mr. Searlett contended, under 'the 'case of .Minett v. Bonham, that the. Others' ' must heiejnAtem generis, which the Prus sian was not. • • Lord ELLEN2OROUGH.—^YCS, he is. Mr. Sciumwmcontentied, as he did hi the case of I'tlinett v.-Bonham ; that the Crown had no right to delegate its powers•of licensing,' to autiii rise any British merchant to name others 4 instanced the void , grant to the Abbot of St_ Al bans, to make justices.. • • : The. Court .held, that the tlltippings of 'other British merchants, under the authority -of the persons mithed in the license, were covered and refused the. rttl . . GOITPIIS. Mr. READER applied .for of Habeas . Cor-- pus, on behalf of Julin:Tanst;ll, u voting man of 17 years-of age, who- having;left.his father's house and got into' inipropor company, had been kept in .a state of intoxication for: several days, and in that state was . convt!yed:: board• thci tender.; the Wheel' of Which, perceiving .hiS situation, refused to receive him. He was,< hdwever, taken on board again the next rivirnin, and having, given his assent -to serve his , Majcsty, was allowed to enter. :Three' days after, !raving perfectly re covered. from , his idelititim, he wrote to his titer, stating:whadirad 'befallen him. The affidavit of the father, in- support of the present applica tion, bore that his .son: was .only 17 years of:age; :that lie.had:neverbcen.at ; that he was a.ser vant of his-fat-her/5, who haii.no other person:to assist him - in managing iiiys - business.. in these circumstances it was ..hoped the Learned Judge would be of- opinion= that the present . 'was.a , fit case for•the interferenCe of the , Court.- - Mr. Justice BAILEY said, all lie could do for the Learned Counsel would be to give . him.a rule to show cause.. The_ result probably would be, ,the,directing issue, to try whether the young tnan was or was not compos'4:e4is at the time he entered into the service. An OffiCer lately returned from off Plashing states that the fleet consists of '24 ships of the hie, bt sides. frigates and sloops, and •is manned with one-third French, one-third Dutch, and one ird ,Danish; wh4- ‘fro ITteallS' agree together.--- A bb , „ it with- a Dutch quarter-roaster (formerly Nlaster of a lnerchatit ship) and 18 men, were lately picked up hi the- North Sea, who had escaped from. the Chutluri4, - tbreeklectier. They say the Dutch ate detetmincti not to_ tight against the Englis l .l, and take every opportunity of de= setting. • • • _ _ Mr.Lambect, - the-Anicrican; who, in 1811, took possession of of Tristan d'Acuna, in the Southern Ocean,'has recer:tly applied to the Go-: vernor of the Cape of Good ilope, for the patron age and assistance of the British Government and Company. His agent at the Cape has declared that . he would endeavour to afford re freqnuecnts to - whatever vessels might pass in that track of sea ; and that whenever the sanction of the Britieh.Government should be known, the ne cessary•assistance being given him, he would most solemnly declare hi - illicit' allied ~ to that Govern- Ment -;• and, by permission, display the liritish flag on the island, reserving however always to himself the Governorship, provided an equivalent could not be agreed upon. 10.11 AS WOOD, of N 0,35, Maiden-lane, Corentgarden; IPublished by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South. Mi,ltop-street, Grosvenor4quare, No. la, iitrane, where , Idec - tisvl:,:‘ittt,., Orders tur the Purer, 4,etten fur the tditor, str. (postpaid), must be addressed, mtm V. . As if is ffie intention of Government . to male the regular Militia. of England, Scotland, and Ire land„a dispoithle force, it may not be tinple:isant to our reacrs'rs to be acquainted with, the number of regiments raised in each kinkdOni, 'which is as 74 lingliqT: Itegiment§. i s . Se,,tch .'Ditto. Ditto. , r Tqf:A/ .117 11..oirne um. ; ' •/• °, the last to tua:}thN the number of recruit,' produced 171 r impection• at the Dui) ti 124epi.,t innounta to 25 Cs 1 . : . I ....... •I'l . • .. Total numb er df Ikeern n Grits intenaiately an- , , • prov,d, e.tinelqine, 94tb. January, 101. l2sj Total utuaber qf Parties aryl itecruits em • barked.; fur' that peri d 4 - v. • Total number of Volunteer embarked .. 1,.. - .... Total embarked .. .. N. I.. The ntirhber of recruits are' computed t 0.., be little wore thaii' oil s-third of the gross ntiniii.et of soldiers who _pfts..4, and repass through the Dc pot. Geller:11 TARLETON'S 'regiment, the 21st Light Dragoons, ‘vhich have been stationed . fOr some tirfie back at the Cape of Good Hope, have latr!F received orders to proceed from_ the above pl'ice to ‘. OirWednesday and Thursday the Bedfordshire Militia-niarebed into Norwich, from ,Stilton, on their route to Yarmouth. The officers and privates of the Diss Loyal Vo luriteers, under.the Olinnand of T. 3. Wood wa: , Esq. - have generously coniribused one day's - . pay each fowaeds the relief of the Wives•and children of our brave countrymen who fell in: the defence of the glory of the 'British nauie,. • • Mach attention has been excited by the slop-. lir circumstance of a druininer in the South Lin coin Militia having preached to very crowded congregations at the Calvert -street Chapc%•NOr- wicb, He appeared in the pulpit in his military' garb. Two large bo±es containing the appendages of tbelneis of the 69th regiment, which were lost 1 when the regiment marched from- this city, were found on Thursday morning- at the bottom of the • firirirelrr'Ztack'fri rs ' Brtti ge.—Norwichligercur M. Zambeceari, acCompanied by a friend ; , as cended in a balloon, from Boulogne,- on the 21st of September. On his dceq.ent, the balloon he- - came entangled in the-branches of a high tree, and before it could be caught.fire. The two aeronauts leaped out. M. 744:11 ' 1;eccari was - -killed upon the spot ; bitt M - . Bonoga, his friend, survived; though some of his limbs were bro;,:a. - The ascenSion of the me.chanician, Bittorf, from 7.tlanheim, was equally disastrous. When he bad risen to a considerable height, he perceived, too late, that his. balloon- Cis - damaged, and had no other resonrce than to open the pump. The bal.- . loon descended with extreme velocity, but owing to thellyind, 7 without preserving its gravity : the inflammable matter which it contained, kindled; th.e shre..i3Caughfire,'and fell upon Mr. Bittorf's bead, arms, and'breast.whica were much burnz.., On a sadden; . his:•craiy vehicle iteack' upon the, roof ofa house, two stories high, from which he was . ptecipittited,-with a gondola, attached to the. balloon. The inhabitants took . him - out, and car ried him, covered . with, wounds, to his own house; . where l he died the next day in great agciny.! - ...A Bramin, named, Jag riand - Branchery, was accused at Bombay,`-in May last, of inurileringi with others, 11 ham Bhandary, a wealthy Hinclooi, ~.-When his aceOinplices were, apprehended be Was admitted . as evidence, on his °tiering to make im portant disclosures. His comntunications not being deemed important,,the Recorder ordered' him to be brought to trial on the authority of Mrs.liudd's case, in 1 Leach, 135. It appeared by the evi . deme that there-were about 20 men concerned in the murder 'and robbery, •and.that the Bramin vii ' sited and questioned- the :deceased on his death bed, in order td ascertain the amount of the piundereand ifhisaecomplices had 'mitten fair di:- vision of it. He was.found guilty ...: . . A female at Darmstadt latelypoisoned her own brother,through a principle of humanity anti filial piety. ife was• ill, and his recovery was despaired of by the physicians.. The girl seeing that her parents, who . doated.on him., .were exhausting themselves by their attendance and nightly watch -ings, believed that it was meritorious to save them, and put the yoUng inn out of pain by administer . - ~ ing dpiurnto him. The mother, on discovering that he had been poisoned by his sister, died in a state of distraction; the father took to_his ,hcd, never spoke again, and survived only a . few days. , The daughter was convicted upon her 'ONtril dun lession, and' broen alive upon the wheel. MARRIED, On Wednesday iast, at HinxwOrth,.Roliert Pattisort, Egq. of Dorehe!ster, to jane, datighte't"tif the late Ituheit Stick hind, Esq. of Dorehester, in the County•of Dorset. DIED. In January last, at Batavia, a victim to the unhealthiness of the climate, Mr. Tl;o:nas Morley,. af . ;(.41 2'; , youngest son o f. the late Mr. D av id Hatton Morley, of Cuclispur-street, Lon- , don. - ' On Saturday the 31 It ult. at his house • at Brighton, Joh'? Perkins„, Esq. of l'arl-. 7 street, • . - 4uol,wark, .Brewer, and of Camberwell, its the County of Surrey, in the A:id year of his .111;r.. 'Yesterday, at Kennington, aged 74, Peter Brett, Esq. moNertny - BILL Christened. • WIG) 1543 r 3179 Wtterewt bay e died and B vrv. ;' 1007 9 175 233 236 Pewal,efi. 2 and" 5 . 5 10. 10 20 20 —. 30 39 40. 40 50 . OF MORTALITY. . " Buried. Males 1444 t Females. : 1346J ler.Two yearS old, 99): VEEN • 50 and GO 60 70' 177 70. 80 80 90 E.g • 97 100