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'~~' `i 0:70 'go THEATRE ROYAL;: COVENT-G'AP E N' 1 19 .419itR0W EVENING, F,!p:„ • 16,.112, 1 1 be performed the Coinedv of THE MERTIV WIVES 0 — Sir John Fal , :aft - ,. Mr. TAwcETT; ford', Mr. Mrs. Ford, Mrs. C FENT‘iLE ; Mrs. Page, M. GIBBS, wh;ch will be adri. the Comedy of THE TAMING OF A SHREW. retruchio, )r. YOUNG,' (His first appearanc in that Character) • Katharine, Mis. C. KEMBLE. Places for the B oxes to -betaken of Mr. Brandon, at the New Box-Office, Hart-street. The Doors will be opened at half-past Five, and the• Play begin at half-past Six. 4 1.* A Private Box may be had nightly, on application to Mr. Brandon, at the Box-oftct. , Boxes 7s gecond Price 34. ad.—Pit 3s. Cd. Second Price 2s. lower Gallery 2s. Second Price ls.—Upper Gallery Is. Se cond Price 6cl. On Thursday, The School of Reform; with 111"idas.—On loridav The Foundling the For s. —0 1 Saturday, Fran -0 e... rr. The Sbak•peare !loom will in future be thrown open 4 1- the s otnnencement of the Third Act, for the convenience of tlrose Ita:tiny;, for the second account. COW% lITTEE-1100M, Lloyd's, Sept. 7, 1812. /VIE COM?iTITTEE for the RELIEF of the •BEITISH PRISONERS in'Fr ANcE give Notice, That last of those Pr . :soners who hare partA,en of Assistance } rota the Subscription, atoo.mtinOn the whole to 14,056 Porson.. may now he seen, upon application to the Secretary, lir. THOMAS FERGUSON, No. 3, Senryard, Lothhard- I l l s eett and PersOns residing in the 'Countri, Wltso are desi '"-Jr,q of seeing the List, may have an opportunity of so (I,ing, 43 Copies are sent to the Resident Minister or 41 ate at all the principal 'Towns and Sea Ports in Great Bri t Lin and Ireland. THEATRE OF ANATUNIY, GREAT WINDMILL - STREET. HE following LECTURiS' given in this T • School commence in. October, and terminate in May; I.l le Hors of delivering them are. arranged so as not to in terfer!e, each other, nor with the time of Atte'adance at the flospM. CHEMISTRY, eVery Morninz from Nine until Ten o'Clock, byTatuAm THOMAS BRANDE, F.R.S. • MATERIA MEDICA, tivieeitr the week,' front 'Eit%lit until tsline in the Morning-, • iv WILLIAM THOMAS .I3RANDE, F. R. S.. ANAt GMY, PHYSTOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, and SUR. °ER, by JAMES WILSON,CITA.RLES.BELL, trona Two notil 'Four o'Clock in the Afternoon. THEORY awl pRACTiCt:. of • PHYSIC, be .101-IN COOKE, M.D. F.K.S. and lat . - Physician to the London hospital; and FETER M. ROGET, M.D. Physiciar,•.to the N9rtloirt• Dispensary, and latePltysician to the In:it-Hwy, br‘oensary, and Liniatic Hospital 'tit. Manchester, friotn Four Oat! File in'the Afternoon, fout cl . ays in the week. . SURGERY (an Evenink'Conr.e) B. BRODIE, F.R.S. Assistant Sttr4eon to St-George's Hospital, 'rom 'Seven until 'Eight o'clock, thre'e evenings in the week, . . An Assistant will he constantly present i:i the Rooms to .., direct the Students .of Anatomy; and Mr. CHARLES BELL - Wi l l g 4 te a Demou iration at (Inc o'Clock. Twelve eTatuitons Loct--,r6 on the Princtpai - Operations of SurgeTy.are givo to the Pupils of St. (4.?orge's•lics.pital, d or , : Eg . the Seaion, by EVERARD HOME, Esq.. V. R.S. Ser. cant Sorgeon to his Majesty, and Snrgeou to St. George's ospitaL A Prospectus of each'of the:ab o ve L e ct ures may'heliad at the Theatre in Windmill-street, at•the -Houses of tire re *Native Teachers, and at the different MeAlical Booksellers. ANTI-ATTRITION. . . THE PATENT COMPOSITION, -which prevents th EffeCts of FRICTION in STEAM and o ther ENGINES, e in MILLS, MAC H NERY, and trAGES of every kscription, may he purchased in Mixes, Price 2s. Gd. s s . s a. ios .' 6d . O n e Gu inea, and Two Guineas e ach. One of the smallest boxes• eontaies a quantity suffi cient tt i laSt a Chariot. or Post-Chaise Twelve Months i and, after the Wheels are primed with the Composition, they may he used daily,- and will rnn at least. Six Months without to occasion to take them off, or to apply any thing else - 1 ° the Axletrees. P T:lie Composition is to be ti3ed in the same proportion for 411 other kinds of work. " , Sold, w h o l esa l e ant i re t a il, b y. M essrs. B rowne and Maire, 7 1 :(:). 149, Ctrmid.. (near Somerset-House), LondOn.N. B. Directions will be found upoh.eaCh•Box, which are ,Igned BelLiey. . . WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS. NOTICE. is hereby given, That the next GE NERAL QUARTER SESSION of the PEACE, for t" , ' WESTERN DIVISION of th e COUNTY o f KENT, w ill 41 e holden a t M a id s t o n e , on'TUESDAY, the 6th 134 of Octo uer next, on which ciao the Court will be opened at Nine . t klock in tl'e Morning precisely, when the Hiiat Constables : 3 "!ill be - required to make their P rese nt men t s , and the Grand nry will be impumelled and sworn, and those who do 'not appea r will belined. The Court wilt then immediately proceed to make Orders i,"Bastardy, and o the r P ar i s h B us i ness; an d t h ose Persons 11 0 are to appea r on Recoguizances for Bas ardy, the Peace, Ild other Parish Thisiness, are to give their attendance. 4t Twelve o'Clocic.at-Noon, the Churt will proceed to the i2triideration of all pills, abd . other Demand's on the County, 'n,cl of the Reports.of the Committees to, whom any, 'Alters Y ut alormer Session have been referred, and of all such gler Business as has t sually been ,denominated County Bu siness. •nap p At mg Two o'Clock in th e Af ternoon t h e C ourt. will hear c. . • . ,Chl the following Day tl' e C our t w ill b e .opened at Nine Ouch in the Morning precisely, when the Jury summoned • Y the Sheriff for the Trial of Prisoners and of the Traverses be called, and those who do not . appear be fined.— t i o Vourt will then proceed to the , 1 nal of the Priscners and e raver.. el 41 1 Notices of App ea l a nd o f Trial Must; be given Eight ..kv6ear Days bWore the connuencenunit of th ! Sessio . unless rc the time is prescribed by A c t of Parli e ament) ; n and all t he Clerk and Trave rses mus t be 'Set do,vn for hearing, wit,i ) the Clerk of the Peace, before Twelve o'clock at Noon, on first day of the Session. • • And • in order to give dispatch to Business; all Prosecutors . l l'Vitnesses boo •,d • or,fer, Bills of liidictment . ,r.or to .. 4 1 :e Eviden c e b e f ore th e G ran I Jury, hereby required to' t ei , e at the o p en i n o f the Coact, on the first day of the .4 88 '01a, in- order that the may give lnstructionS t o . the e rk of i n di ct M ents to prepare the and:that they * go before the G ran d Jury,' aud. give Evidence on the Bills And Persons bound by Recognizance to answer ` any gf Indictment ; and-all Witnesses:' boir)ii over to give -,:4,ldence on the Trial of any Indictment, ny,.! _hereby teiihired, at tend at the oyening,of the .Coutt on the §eCond.ll . :.iy of td attend Sessiou. CLARIDGE, Sevgnoalis, Kenty Cell, of til4 Peace. . t.\\> t "S 1 - . TUESDAY, SEP ESTATES FOR SALE. CAPITAL FREE .;" % i' II' P L E E S S. RADNORSHIRE. TO'BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, •purSnant to - an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in the Matter of. , the devised Estates of JOHN. PRICE, Etq. deceased,. before Stephen Hough, Gentleman, the person appointed by Edward Morris, Esq: 'one of the Masters of-the said Court, to whom the said Matter stands referred, at the BEARS HEAD INN, in NRWTOWN, in the County of Mont gomery, on Monday the 12th, and Tuesday the lath Days of October next, at 2 o'clock of each Day iii the After noon, IN TWENTY-SIX LOTS, 'DART of the•FREEHOLD ESTATES late of .1 JOHN PRICE Esq. - deceastd,• of Pcnybent,, consisting .. of several Farms and Lands situate in the se.:cral PariShes of Llaovihangel Rhydithon; Llandesfy •Ystralenny ; Saint Harmon, Llanbister, Llanbadarn Vvnnydd, Llatil!adarn Vaur, Llandegley, and kevenlys, otherwiSe Kefenlecc. 'in the Coun'y Radnor; containing in the 4vholt upwnds of Three Thousand N,.ve..n Hundred Acres, with the Timber and Wood mrowing Aereou. Printed Particulars May be . had (gratis) in London, at the' Said Master's Cham4ers, in Sorithanipton-bnildings, (Than cery4ane ; and of Messrs Mere,iith, Robbins,- and ,Tom;. kyns, Solicitors, Lincolos-Inn at..wnose Office Plans of the Es . ,taf.t.s may be 'seen : Particulars' may also be bad of Mr. Evan Evans, SAicitor, Rhayader; 'Mr. Whitcombe, SOU citor, , Knigton; Mr. - Thomas Alecedith, Solicitor, Knighton ; Mr. -Galliers; Land Surveyor, Ptestelghei the place of Sale; the .-Fleece Inn, Penyhent ; the Wells, Llandrlndad ; the Crown-Inn, Ludio-,v ; and the other principal tuns in the neighbourhood, I3UCKLAND NEWTON, DORSET. • ! TO'BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By A I f:BARER., At. tlie Kinds .t rniS Inn, in Dorchester, On Tuosday, the of Actober next, at Three o'Clock in •. . .. .. ... . , - -, the Afterno on , IN '1.1 1 . - 0 LOTS, . . -Thi such Conditions ai s;?a.: he then nad there produced, The- k'Eli . SIMPLE and I NIiEHITANCE •of the following ES rATES :--- LOT 1. ALL that the AfANOR and, LORDSHIP, or 1-Tated Manor and 1 - _,:•rn-hip,- of AItiNIESIVELL, and tite• capita . , MESSU.II,,,, '..:Nk‘iMENT,•and FARM, called ARMESWELL FARM, n-ith the Appurtenanceioituate,lying and bei`n4 !i . ...R .4 ..1,‘ND.NEWT0N, in the County of Dorset, no7w in tn , _, tet: , ., or occupation of l'homas Cfnsg, as Tenant t:,•fe.,l, enn,; , ting of a good Farm Hoase, Out-houses, Barns, FAid other necessary and C 074••• rtaient Buildings, and Orchard, well stocked with Trees, .and about Four Hundi-th and, Seventy' Acres of ri c h Meadow, Aiable, Ta.stute; and Coiipice Laud. • ' LOT ' 'All that otlth .. MESSUAGE, TENEMENT and FARM, with tl,e Appurtenances, called. KNOAKE otherwise situate, and ,tieing in the said BUTTZLANTI) NEIVTO:` , ;, now also in the occupa tion of ',le said "rtioniaA Cross, aS Tenant thereof, 'conqisting of a ^..0 ,- ; :ii-house and Garden, :Srables and convenient Out-nooses, and SeVenty-two Acres o f exceilent Meadow, Pasture, and Arale Land. 'These Estiaes are situate in a Sporting Country ou the Bor den of the fertile Vale of - Blackmoore,ahout Ten Miles from IYth•chester, Light from S iserborne , and „FAO from Cercul; and abound with Coppices and fine Qak, Ash, and Elm 'inn bet. • -The Tenant's Lease expires at Lady Day, J sIS, 'and at the other usual and customary Citric, of quitting Estates in those parts. • t 3.1" bo er:4-Atled to the u.'n<l. Pro. tits from L l adrpay, 1813. - -- *** For View of the Premi ses apply t o t h e T enant, and for printed earticulars of the Estates, at the Office of Mr. F. OAKLEY, of Dorchester, Attorney at Law; at,theAuctioneer'S; the Farm llouse, at Armeswell;"at the Principal inns and Li braries in the Towns of Sherborut, Shaft, , sonry ' Widport, Illandford, Salisbury, and Exet er , an d a t Messrs.PEARSONS, Sedieiiors, Primp . - - court, Temple, London. LARGE ADVOWSON, 'WARWICKSHIRE. - SOON WILL BE SOLD .BY AOCTION, _ LOuden, k unless preciously disposed Private_ Contract', llh ADVOWS(iN . of SOLIHULL, nearly ondwey between Birmingham and Warwic:i ; consisting of .in excellent Parsonage House, ainl ',about - ,:iglity-eight Acrt.. , of tiielt GleUe Laud, and the TITHES belonging to the Rectory of the Parish, wilich contains unwarcn of E.eten Thousand Acres, together of4tile estimated yearly vain.; of betwien Two avid Tutee Thausand Potinds; the present In c An:) , it aged about 56 re.‘rzl. I r iiized"Particutars may scnri be had, at the Auction Alart, ; of fluimas Eyder, Esq. Lincoln's-nin; of Messrs. Iticbare son and Co. No. 7, Lincoln's ._inn Fields ; of dOsepit Hard ing, Esci:, Solihull ; of rhoinits Hunt, Egg. Stratford on Avon ; and of Messrs. Wetib,, Webb, and AttwOod, Salis bury, w .so will treat by pkivate contract. MONEY. OBLE .1 E N Geatlernen, &c. are respeet - fully Wormed they may be supplied with MONEY to auv amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured Upon Free hold, Copvliold, Leasehold Laud or 'Houses, Money i n th e Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures., Clergy men's Livings, o; any other Property. Persons o, respectability maybe supplied on their Personal Security only. Uentletuen will dad every liberal accommoala tian, without delay. Application 'from Twelve till Two; or Lettews (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 43, SOuth-street, Berkeley square. FOR THE TEETH, Patronized and used by their Royal Highrtesses the Dukes of CLARED.CI and KENT. TIIOTTErs ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE , or ASIATIC fUOTH POW DE has been for 39 years recommended to the attention of tiu:,l'ublic. Thos e w h o have not tried the effea-of tlf.s excellent Pentifrice, will find s single Loft a sufficient quantity to ascertain its effiCkY and virtues,its excellencies being ackno yietig t ed by the most re speetable 'Medical. Authorities, b i sect by Many, and recoin. • • The Powder o leanses and beauti6es the Teeth, sweetens.the Breath, poSsesses no Acid that can corrode tile Enantel, s and putsh be-ritt!l polish ( . ..)n 'the Teeth. From Its astringency, it'strektirens tile Gttms, - eradicates the Scurvy (which arten proves the destrudion of a whole set Of Teeth); pre ierVes.-sound Teeth from decay, secures decayed Teeta from be7comilig yvorstt, . fastens tiosc which are loose, and: it pre. , • I;teiits , rhen . e,t urn of the Toothache, with which, bef o r e t h at period, they had been violethly Tine. tore possesses the power of easing the Most violent Tooth•achei and_ts a wash with ;he Powder. A Caution against pnrchasinvaiy Asiatic Tooth Powder '-without." M. Trotter" on the Stamp on the top of the Vex. Al! others are Counterfeits. • Sold, whoisile and retail, at her Warehouse, No. 8, Beau- Strand,. London ; and in wholesale houses by Messrs. 'West and Co. Perfumers, Gracechurch-sureet ; Ne,srs. Perry . and Butt, ; 3, Crown.c o urt, L oin b ar d - S trcet Messrs.Frendrees, Tichnortie-fstreet ; Mr. Barry, G ree k. 'Scott; sto-et, Messrs. Dyce and Co: Bow-church-yard -Messrs. Shaw' and Edwards, tit. PatiPs ChuNli-lard ; ; Mr. Rigge,. Cheapsitle; Mr. Ross, , Bishopsgate4treet ; Mess's. Chainparue, and Co. lury. street; Mr. Davison, Fleet-street; Galley and Co. New 130nd:street ; and . most of the capital towns thtQughout England. . 8 SB UR ,froinhissuccess 46)6.0014- v a bous Cases, may be consulted any Morning between the hours of Eleven and Three, at his Dispensary, No. 15, SC/Ito-square, London. • Patients wishing to consult him.at their own Houses, on DiseaseS of the forms, ScorbutiP and Eruptive Conwl;tints, preious to making Use of the PAT P.NT Ti sC R .IfUTIC DROPS, will have a . decidpd Opinion as to the probability ot Suecess. - • Terms of. Attendance . may,be;lsnown.at the Dispensary, No. is, Soho-square. . ' As there are numerous counterreits,,please to ask for Spils. bury's Patent Anascorbuti, 7 Prop ‘ , with tile King's duty printed in black ink, in bottles of ss b.l. double not' les ros, and larger . 11. as'. duty included, EsSence, 8s Dispensary, IS, Soho-square, London. value of Dr. PREEiThN's GUTTA R 1 S has' been so Wjg. prove. that No. tlinig of the present day can bear a competition w:th it, in all' the different stages of a certai n Di sease , w h ic h it effednallyi cures, and eradicates from, the lninit, witn_ out eiciting'• the painful feelings end egposure that attend — Salii,ration —withoutde4ilitating the t. oustitlition in any degree, or even requiring coniiiie trdin busi. ness, :or restriction of_ diet The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claith pithite' appro. bation, for tnore than-thirty years. - I mall thedeonity of both Sexes they • prove a- - never-failing Restorative; whether the debility is produced - by too free Oise of 41creifty,' by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate.. To Travellers, and those' going abroad, they cannot be recommended Lou strongly, as•they will recejve a sate, speedy, and complete eu:re, in all old stubborn Gleets, and every Weakness that: atfeds the Bladder .and Organs ••of Urine. fly its efficacy many Women have become Mothers, who for maay years pad been deprived of that , happiness. - • , . • Sold, whiilesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, corner of Patemostef,row ; Sharp, and. lielarn, Ports- Mouth"; Jones, Weston,; .'mutt, 'Nutt, Mallory, and '', , rtsea; Hall and' Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheemuss ; Peck, Ross and Turner, Hull ; Hoziatid, and Cook .vorthy, Granville, Nettleton, and -Gilbert, Plymouth; -Knott - and Lloyd, -and, Z 3 wlnney and Co. Biraninghatii; sßillinge, Ed wards and Penny, and Latithiiiiy, Liverpeol; Staines and . Lynch, Mariefiester; Trewman, Exeter ; Smith, Mandel . . ton, Reaburn;SCott, and Pa- ter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and • Macddald, Glasgow - ; ltu:gen and ,Barry, Bristol ; Steven 'son and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; Duun and Sat ton . Nottingham-; and retail by must Country Medicine Venders, in 134ies at as. 9d. and 6s, each. :k Ite ‘.. \ . k).4o 4'\ •• ' ''' . <" . .'i7Z M ' ,..---- -7-7. C . • '. ' : A; olrr - f -' 4/fillifikN, L. 1 : x -,-----.-.! N*i4 i - f l , -1 / 2 7:" • ~ 0 ,:zz- - ---,.. .• ' .. 4'' s .'"•*•,t. Pla,\* 4 • ~..,, t t t-,. *. . ' * " ?,., 4, • q t...r, , ,, A kt:v'ft, ~.s 'I EMBER 14, 1812: OYFICE OP 011.6AV4NCE, Sept. 2, 1812. Fir PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 111:4- - -7 '- JESTPS ORDN.eIArCE tic hereby give Notice, That Proposal, will be repeived at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 23d .such Persons as may be willing. to undertake the Supply ' . of FpltAdE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following DiStrkts, to be delivered at the Expense of the Contractor, vie. : North Britain, Christchurch; No;rt %tern, nrkshire, ff'verlon,Northa mptonsh Eastern, exclusive of I - Parley, Western, Woolwich, with Southern; exclusive of C imrtham, its Dependencies,Wurley, Soteth:-Il'est, • including Porte- and Chatham. mouth, isle of Wight, and . • for a Period of Six liontks, from the! st of Octobiir next. The Oats to be good,sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix -411re 'of Foxy or illoreburnt Oats, and must not weigh lcs.rthun 3 7 po rinds per Winchester Bushel7 the Hay to beslc* out dry,. and delivered in Trusses of 5614. weig, 7 4. The Straw to be good, clean, and dry "neat or Rye Straw, and to be delivered in Trusses of 36lbs. weight. , The Prices to be paid for the res , xctive Quantifies of each dr— whith *hay Le deliVered, to Le at the following rotes, viz. . For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight. -Pp? the Hay at per hundred mut twelve Pounds. Far the Straw at per ha.•!dred and tweleepo find's; The Proposals may be delivered separately or juintlyfor two Ai-MoreOft* said Districts, audit is ejpected that .the Con tractor shall receive the Stable bung, which, daring the period of 4is Contract, may accumulate, snaking an all6wance fur toe sanie after therate of perHorsePer Tr eek. . Farther Particalary may be known; upon . applic to the Officers Comma2edingthe'llval Artillery in eachDistrict;:and also at the Secretarj's Wive, in. Pall-Malt, aforesaid, any Day -between the Hours of Ten and Four o' Clock, where the Proposals Mast bedelivered, sealedsealedspann indorsed, " Propo sals fur Forage;! but no Proposal can. be admitted after the said 23dinsteint, at Twelve‘u ; Clock at Noon of the sane Day, neither till any . Teqer be notked s unless the Party making it, or an ;Agent in his Behalf, 'shall attend. By 011ie,' of the Board, ' R. H. CREW, Sec rotary. NE W PUB], reAno NS.. This Day was published, In Octave, a New Edition, enlarged, puke 4s. IDD . RACTIOAL OBSERVATIONS on the best Jlll. Mode of Curing STRICtURES in the URETHRA, with Iteixtrks on Ipetiicacy and ill Effects of QtuStic Appli cations. By WILLIAM WADD, Member of the Loyal College of Surkeons, London. Printed__ for J. Callow, Meiical Bookseller, 10, Crown court, Princes . -street, Soho. • Aisio,...Danbenton'A Observations.on.lncligestion; in which is satisfactorily shewn the Effica,ir ofikeitenanha,:in•reliev ing this, as well as its conneeted train of peculiar to the DeOirie of Life, The ,f hird,,Editiun, with Additions, by Dr. Buchan. Price ls. G. LIFE OF LORD WELLINGTON: Elegantly printed in Octavo, and .embellished -by Engravings of his Most celebrated Battles, &C., This Day was published; No. I. price Sixpence, (enriched with a.stri;Ang Portrait of the gallant Generabsand-a Map of Spain ar,l Portugal, of MLLE LIFE of the Most Noble ARTHUR; A. Marquis of WELLINGTON, Duke of RO DRIGO, &c. B.ca S . cc. With 'copious Details,'Und'Delineations, Historical, Political, and Military, of the various important Services in which he has been engaged in Flanders,,,lndia,. Ireland, Denmark, Spain, and Portngal. Also numerous intere s ti n g . Professional AneCdotes, rot only of his :Brethren in Arms, but also of the great Generals op posed to him, in various parts of the World. Funning a com plete and general View of his Services, and of their beneficial Consequences as. to the Political Situation, and honourable Character of theßritiSh Nation. . • . By FRANCIS L. CLARKE. This highly' intt:resting Work is printed - on - an eleg-ant and distinct Type. :It will be comprised in Twenty Numbers, forming a handsome Vohime in Sro. price. 10s. 6d. boards, The bust Six.NuMbers arc now published. - Printed for J. and J. Cnndee, Ivy-lane, Paternoster-row, and sold by . all Buoksellers,..and . Dealers in Rooks. Where may be had, uniformly printed, . in. 20 Sixpenny.. • .;•Tunitiers, • Bruce's Travels into Abyssinia, to disc Over the Source of the Nile, with 11 Engravings, forming a handsome octaio volume. ' • ' +~ e• g ,4 • tit Za.:9r) [piticn SIXPENCE--:-TIALPPENNY. tbINBURGii. At A a General Court-Martial held in Edinburgh Castle, upon Friday, the 31st -day of A ugust, 1812, and continued by adjournments until-Aatur the 29th day of - the same mouth, of which. Court-Martial Colonel Francis Pemb , ..rtan, of the Cambridge regim'eht of Militia Was' President, and which was asse:nbled for the trial of Capt. John ,Robhins, of, the Ayrshire .regiment of militia, upon the feitlowing charges, exhibited against hiln by Colonel WTilliani Kelso, of the said regiment of • militia, viz. • Ist, For conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman, and subversive of y;oodorder and mili tary discipline, in having, betwixt the . Bth day of April last and the 30th of the same Month," p:-e -n. ferred . ehares to , the Commanding-Officer of the • reglnient against Captain Hugh Stevenson, of the Ayrshire militia, tending to implicate Captain Stevenson's character as an pfiicer and a gentle man, while he, Captain Robbins, was 01 detach ment unckr the said Captain Stevenson's. -com mand at. Dumbarton, whiCh charges . Captain Rob bins has now declineil to substahtietc. 2d, For conduct highly improper, and nnbe ,corning the character of as officer, when station ed at Dumbarton; with a cie!a , :iment of the regi mehtooMe,:-iioe in the Inunth\of March last, . by keeping and Living with an.. improper walnut in barracks there, in the immediate neighbourhood. arid View of the I - Jicutenant-Governor's house and family, to the' prejudice of goad order and torn mon decency; - thereby sbewiug a bad, example tp the non-commissioned officers and men under his cthnmand. ' 3d, For conduct highly improper, o.nd - unbe coming the character of, an :bOicer, and disgrace ful to his Majesty's service, by having, on the 23d day of Any last, on the -public streets of Paisley, during the fair week, knocked down, kicked, : _and. abused private Robert Wilson, of . C:Aptain SteVen son's company, after he, - Captain . Robbins, had given the said . Wilson in charge as a. prisoner, to a soldier, with a written crime, to be carried to the guard-room, thereby creating a tumult and disurhance, which blight have ended in the most serioul 'consequences 4th, For unofficerlilse conduct, in sheaving a ge neral disinclination to perform his military duty in t e re•;iment, on ,the plea of ill health ; but more particularly so, When the regi►uent lay at I'aislev, in the months ofMay, June and July last, - when it appeared, by the report of the surgeon . of the regiment, as also the report of the Medical. 'Board, held . at Glasgow on. the 2l St of May last, that he, Captain Robbins,- was fit for military duty. OPINION ANT) SENTENCE. The Court, having considered the charges ancl evidence in support thereof, the prisoner's refew_se and exculpatory proof,•and whole proceedings; is of opinion, That the prisoner is guilty 'of the first charge, in so-far as. he preferred charges tenditig to implicate Captain Stevenscm's character , as au officer and a gentleman, which charges he after wards declined to substantiate. But, though the Court cannot acquit the prt soner of great impropriety of conduct in this Rae ticular, yet, under all the cireutnstances of the case, and particularly the see• a illness, under which he was labouring when he preferred those charges, the Court cannot consider him guilty; to the full extent of the charge. • .; 2d, The Court acquits the prisoner of the se cond charge. 3d, Otlthe' third charge, 'the Court finds the • prisonei guilty of having knocked down and kick ed Robert. Wilson ; but, in consequence Of 'the very mutinous conduct of Wilson, does not think that the violence used. by the. prisoner amounted to an offence of the heinoas - nature stated in the charge. 4th, The Court acquits the prisoner of the 4th charge; but, at the, same time, feel it their duty to remark, that the conduct of the prisoner was high ly blamable in going so Much in public at a time when he reported himself sick, and particularly when he must have known that hi s Commanding Oalc' er conceived liiiu to be capable of doing his duty. In respect of those parts of the charges, being in breach of the articlesof war, of which- the pri .soner has, been, found guilty, the Court sentences the prisoner to. be reprimanded in such place and manner, .and at such time, as the Commander of the Fares shall be pleased to direct. • - Lieuienant.7Peneral Wyny ar d approves and confirms the opinion and sentence . of the Court, and directs that captain. 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