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HE CO MMLSSIONERSfOi VICTUALLING o His litzLlE.:s-Tr.§ ,iV.,: I l'Y do hereby gire Notice, that tut 'rue 3 ( 1 ;' u g) the 9th of illaveh stew t, they 'will be 'ready )0 reeeive' 7'enders in writing (sealed up), .iutt treat for rie 14i -tared Mille ig' RIJEBi.(:, BRACK, DANTZIC, t . ~ ETTIN, or H rl All.llto' PIPE STAVES ; to be .delivereel i I to ii,a• 4"ad 1 a., - estY'a VtettitiltirtAr - Stores at Deptford 'in the . -- pace of four , ' . V- 6;4 ,, - ins nine,' by equal rtioni.lily proportions : : apd to ' 7. " I.7( ' r-b !I hills;pa r note' tdithout Interest, sir (k d i rY s ifici• rt.* e . . .The 'Conditions of tbe Contra-el; mad he st...._n at the SCCre* ? aril' bi,Ll. • , . 7 8 dfirel.'' ' ' '• . ' - . , i Nl i ' l l ' .. 4, ~,gil7l Wlllte had td anti Tender fit whir& the Price - In s'id.lit" inserted' -4 ' i . ' I . or the alkali' . ,1 . ie 'in' iroin sat leugt i , , i i r .l ' ;leiii:re 'to 'the 13bizrd iefore tine 'o'Clock on thc N iel :ekeB4 (4) Me 9 . qt of - Ma i rch next ;• iti.i• unlesS . 112 e Pero on' fe o, ! , the Tender, imsonie Person on lai'litiliall, at.' t: answer when callers f0r ,......_ - OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 29th January, jBl9. THE MASTER-GENERAL and 80A1113,0, 'ORDNANCE bating •granted their Anthority 'for the Sale of IMIIIiEt'ifSIONS taken-from We PLATES, 'engraved on t. scale of ohi; inet'to a mile, froth the GENERAL SCR.- VEY of GREAT BRITAIN, perfornied under the Stkperitt, tendance . of Colonel WILLIAM MUDGE, Of the Royal Artillery, the Public ere hereby informed, that 30 Plates are already finished, and that Impressions are oil Sale at the Ordnance 'Map Office, in • the. Tower of London. These Platestortu a complete Map of the Coast from Folkstone, in' Ee'nt, totheLauirs End, in Cornwall, and thence to Week 'St. Laeirerice, near Elsistol; and also from the Thames to 1 Ortordness. Several other Plates of this Work are now in hand, and Part 7,,which contain's the North-east of SWIM , setsbi re, the ctdtral part of Wiltshire, anti the unpublished ! part of Hinipshire, will be ready for 'delivery on the Ist of March. By application to Mr; Baker', at the Ordnance Ma- Office, where an Imre* blxp.arall a shewn; Gentlemen wish ing to procure a Map of the Coetitry surrininding their Own habitations, May select any - Plates they please fur 'that pur pose. All ;Letters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under corer to the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pill' Mall,. will be immediately attended to. By Order of 'the 'Beard , • R. IL CREW, Secretary. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-ROUSE. NTOTCCE is heri.by *given, thst .01 TION WILL OPEN on MQNDAY, the 3d of MAYr .X . ET. The Artists are &sited to send their seVeral PER PORNIANCIih,, properly framed, with their Descriptions, and the Natues,of the Portraits, for insertion in the Cata logue, on MONDAY the sth, or by Six o'clock on TUES..' DAY, the Gth of April, after which time none will be re ceit'ed. • - • LAW INTELLWENCE. COtTRT OF CHANCERY, FEB. 27. VftivArs , EMILY VANE TEMPEST lIF , 11(Y V, ORD AND OTHERS. The Court at nine o'clock was crowded to ex cess, in expectation of hearing the Lord Chan- , celfor's judgment in title important case. Among the persons assembled were many fashionable Ladies. agree d .streei, No Artist is to send more than Eibt Pictures, nor more than Eight Drawings, no Miniature can be allowed a place nnless..in a Frame of 11Qudcrrte thmensidts, nor can any COPY he admitted. The ,Royal Acadethy will take all passible care of Works 'entrust to them, but cannot hold themselvei responsible in cases of 'Accident. I . huiv~~:, The LORD CHANCELLOR, at ten o'clock, sat in, his ,private room, with closed doors; shortly after' the Counsel and Solicitors in this case were called in, but all other persons were excluded ; they, returned into Court in a short time, his Lordship having fostpuiied'giving bis judgment until-Tues day next. gerVe (li Of die f 10? o r COO . Ja d e . ;y tar` HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. BRITISH 'GALLERY, PALL-MALL. E 1 1S GALLERY, for the. EXHI BITION and ' i SALE of ,the WORKS , of 549pERN ARTISTS, is OPEN everypaffrpst Tcn in the Morning - until Firsiu tKe 'Afternoon. - , Admittance ls.l—Catalogues Is. By Order, ' JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FRIDAY, FEB. 27. scot i : i(I ' Ol d I)acc it not LIABILITY OF SURGEONS. NEATR /7. PETTIGREW. Ma.-WEST's EXHIBITION. lIE tiREAT PICTURE DEATH on the PALE HORSE, CHRIST' REJECTED, ST. PETER'S ;FIRST SERMON, PAUL and BARNA BAli •RECEIVING. the GENTIL E S, the BRAZEN SERPENT, the CRUCI FIXION of our SAVIOUR, with other PICTURES and SKETCHES, are now EXHIBITING, under the immediate Pat:lona:re of his . 'ltoyiil HiOness•the Prince Re4ent, at N 0.125, PALL-MALL,oear Cariton-Honse, every day from, Ten till Five, l jle 141 ;1 ( Y (1. UNCOMMON, GOOD TRAVELLING, from, the SARA CEN'S HEAR INN, SNOW 7 HILL. To YORK, LEEDS EDINBURGH, and all PARTS of :be NORTH. Four Inside Coaches, the Best Horses, and keep excellent Time • By - W. MOUNTAIN and Co. Eli ;ifY Vf 009.1 By Order, CHARLES SMART, *c. THE BATCLE OF WATERLOO. c3"l of Y rAti cri 1 10 0 ' 1 at ' ll l 510.- °. 0 56 ic in' jot , of wbAv of 014 $, I 11°6 ll° 'it re' t or , 10 be 10 4-- ,j 1) b . ° 0 Iris - - • Us• 'N10 , 7 • 7 0 ,6 0 I T ' . r ioild vs IP° 066( ef °S. ~ r , o. 1: .--- 11 01°3 : ° f o ti 113"1.1 I.lo l° ' c o f 41" W I ly 3 e ~" :. F• • o' 4 , ody Gr eo Or. r. ; v itot A . ~ . . . . OFFICE OF OiIDN,I2VCE, Feb. 1 9 . 9 '181 9. ,lIE PRI N CIPAL' OFFICERS of His MA- T p ro ' VESIT'S OPDN,4 NeE'do hereby give Notice, that /(" loill.he received at their Office in Pall-Matt, on or ,* e K ' "I r"la the 15th* day of Parch next, front 'such Per. , 7 -'': be ' Willthe to icnirerta he the Siepply - of FORAGE w.(",tiniii4, Orilnance Horses stationed at Woolwich and in Sus -I,4::t° be delivered at' the Eapence of the Contractors, fur a : ;,r . 7 1 S . i.v..1folithsfr . e nt Me' t st' i i,.. , ril next. pia • e Octi. 'iii be , roOtt Sweet, dry, and clean, without any Zi7 4 . e . e '''jr. r. o.r y orilion: bUrnt Oizts, and must not weigh less , 441 .87 yours is per Winchester Bushel; the Hay to be sweet 4 , 4, 4 .9, and delivered tit' Trusses of 561bs. weight ; the 0, 4 7 t o he good, c l ean , an d d r y Wheat or Rye &raw, and).e d in Tr usses of36lbs. weiOtt. 21e ` e litires'tO be paid for the reyedive Quantities of each .t. ti 1 e which may be delivered at the following rates, viz. '' t he oats at per baths. Avoirdupois weight, , 4t ,' "le flay at • - pertnndred and twelve pounds, ir r the St raw . at per hundred And twelve pounds. you a e a'Pecirdthat the Contractor shall receive the Stable w4 ivh, during the period of his Contract, may accu *f 441 n 'a 4 l . 4 an allowance for the same after the rate p c , Per Horse perl,lyeek. 0 44 rt4cr part rielarsmdy helnown npOn application to the 7.s c omPtandini the IZ , will" Artillery at Woolwich and and Ulso at the Secretary's Office ix Pull-Mall, Ve 4 441 . ony day, between the hours of-Ten and Four *w or e4,2o herethe Prapeso Is . mastbe delicered,seateLl r up ..., a: be l 1 4/47. 1 , " Propos a ls for kar o age dal no Propora sLa : the' edict 15th 4171zieh; 'PPvelve o'Cloeh at L u t thi same - day 3 'lathes will:auy:irender be noticed 1 -et e Z t. tb e;:Party mahing or ectc digent in hit ocha(f, shall BO Order of the Board, Secretary. • ( .. 1.() THE ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER. fast but 9 1 .94 1 ,, ' 1 14 ath ersari es have yet a last effort to make. Let in! 41( ",: r !' You . , that effort wiil be desperat . e , and will call for . 1: 4;: j 7t i ' i Ntrees to 'cotintract‘. Trie`coridni:ttliat has been 4: 41" bY my elitithientS is ' , unpreredent-eal in any former i htet' : 4l they have jntruded organited' bands into every o f toy Friends, for th e purpose 'of impediment and yelpst'l4l for many days, from the vantage ground of an a udience ant the Ilusfings, hare disserninated : ed illi gt 4 ePrt!sentatiOns and calumnies ;' still entifidrotly 44 4- 4 - 6.1 4 'firmness and justice of the Electors of iVest -41,1:1'1 t hat‘th-ey would not be overawed, or yield belief to i ths t s; r" "at assertion, untried by the test of free discussion.-- ; I ~ t l, 4 , t e of the Pell satisfactorily proves that I was justified '4t. reliance. Wien fi rst' I nilei•ed . myelf 'to your notice', It t „ 4 , tea my pri nc i p l es correct l y, b ut distinctly, and all the i , tl7 llia l'alignes 'of my adversaries have bee n unable to itn ' itr t heit.elearness o f t ru th. Th e Victory is not won, but 's tb,, ' H I , Power ; let but those who- . have already -declared tl t t `)°ll iain u ' ra bl e to ' th a t 'C aus e I represent; hasten- to 41,4,, Wiantionnav conailitigtinuance of all the etcrtions'ef eur op s tt b d t e . • I have the honour to be,Gentlemen, _ Your very faithful Servant, GEORGE tAIII3. Committee -Room, Feb. 27. STATE OF THE POLL.-120 Day. Day's Poll. Total. • Ron. G. Lamb 442 3693 • J . C. Hobltonse, Esq. 250 307 . k r4 . v Br ien of the Him. George Lamb are respectfully in . - h !ed that the reports purpoely'cirCtilated, of the Electors 1: Interest being obstructed . or molested on their way to b„ poll, are entirely without foundation. The Committee • I te‘ei!!a assure them, that a free passage from the Commit -1..14:°01n, 27, Heorietta-4reet, to the south entrance of the o w , l ogs, will be kept Open, ((Own to the very last hour of the ,_1 11 . ) and that no Voter need aPprehentlthe slightet Mean e leuce, r ,LARD'S WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL EAST INDIA ESTABLISFIMENT, la, CHEAPSIDE: ti M ILLARD begs very respectfully to inform • Families arriving from abroad, &c. his Waiehonse ''sst'sses its acctistomt d' rich ' supply of Foreign and B . relish a o r lli . v ies, and .w.be:re every description of the elio•c. est . 2., , ine . n . - 1 . 4 1 3 ery for domestic use, Foreign Damask and other lable- T%rni4.lll fashionable articles . fur morning, PmHenade' and •tirbng dress; Fectidi Cambrics of . the first fabrics ; Lace) a Shawls, and..curions imitations in British ditto from pe r designs, both long and square ; elegant printed chintz, 'lntl other Furnin for the Drawing-room, Beds, Cots, 'ti ,a co . . ires . .1 4 :.'• 'ell, &e. Printed Chintz, Nluslins, and Camb-rics, the •,.,,,:cest India Muslin& 'for Gentlemen's Cravats, .`,.l,.vii,.it,ti the' Company's' sales, with a variety of, curious and Ladies ,14,1,14.atiticles, Ivory Pans. Gold and Silver Altislnis aml "1 or i'LL.,,,l Iris Li.itens of the improved bleach; and fine Sheet 71.:llsiii%r.i4,"1`ti.14,e 11";o"Cus'elutzlnlas'y tVehsieteleCcthidT°2l% at hil;ll'n-‘:)slitelinag:l7uBr'aPbei; i . Linen a 1.,. • t .•• Mu slil.ls, &c. purchased by the Piece or Dewy ~ the 11 holesale price, and one price made ivithout de-. ,`,.i,',i,i,,,,4ttiro,Cliests of Family Linen complete. Ladies, 4c..ftr . 11,43. i ecortri ittil:teii,bajo,nltlitsuti,svluliittlige• tf,u)rpya,r.texwciitthio:•saelutaiii:le .Blia"' ,iii SARACEN'S'HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. rir HE folloivitig POST-COACHES, MAI L 'COACHES, &c. set out froth the'Saracera's HeAd , . ,Me UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Ca h, only one Night on the Road, carrying Four Insid es an d FourOUtsides, sets out every. Day at One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next Afternoon at Six o'clock, through Dusistable, Woburn, Lathbury, Northampton, Welford, Lulterworth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Lichfield, Rugeiy; Stone, Newcastle, Knitsford, Warrington and Pieseot. SOUTIAAMPTON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basing stoke New Four Inside Conch half-Nit Seven o'clock in the Mtirning, arrives at the 'Dolphin Inn, Southampton, toy Five Wclock.—This is a most delightful 'Convevanee to the ;Isle of. Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloes, alive d e Grage,,Chrrhurgh, &c. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, anti Shiifual , Post-Coaeh, every Evening at Five o'clock.—Guartled. yaymoliTH,Porchester,Blandford,Saßsbury, A ndover, and Basingstoke, new Post Coach, ever y Afternoon. The - Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey ? Cherburg, • St. Ma ioes--; &i.l. ' - •• • • • • • ••., .. ... EXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth., Dorcheiter, Falmouth, Dartmouth, mad Salishury, New Post Coach, every 'at 'Seven Jeclock, through Honiton, Axminster, Briiiport, 'Bland ftird,•Basiugstoice, and Bagshot. , . BOSTO,SPalding,Petelborough, Stilton, and Hunting don, Royal iilail,Cuach, sets out every Evening to'Sliiishy, GristishY, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Ftying Post-Coaches, through Clrip peuhaiu4 Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr.ty's,„-the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the L o nd o n- Tavel n; minas-street, and the Swami, l3tictol , next-Minn ing.--4:Oacheato Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply wouth,..ke. • • . , . • . , LEEDS_new light Coach, called The itiehinghain, sets out every - Mornitig, at Eight o'Clock ; careles Voior Disid-es :ind goes' retinithabl) , easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, BA fyi d, Doncaster, and Ferry, bridge, to the..Gublen Lion, .Leeds, next morning. Not withstanding the uncommon EXpeditibn of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agr ceable and complete Public Con snatieeon the North Road, being•uncqualled in Accommoda tion by any other. . . . GLASGOW, Longtown, Grotoa-veco,'Annan',' Dtimfrics Brownhilt, Thornhill, Saminhar-Kiln, tatimuck, - King - swell, and all l'artaof Scutland,.a Post Coach (daily). YORi:,;Scarboruugh ' Whitby, Shields, sunderland, New castle, and Etfiliburgh,New Four Inside Cuach, with a Guard throughout; sets out every Morning by way of Newark, Re. ford, "fadcaster; Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Mut ?ieth, and Berwick. Passengers (*tinting themselves fatigued front the. length of the journey, ;nay meat what time 'they please, and then proceed . ..lv withimt any additional Fare. • MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Raoisbury. Hungerfurd, and Newbury Pust Coach, at Seven, Morning. BRIDGENORTH &WalsalNew Post Coach, eve' v evening. emu,ISLE . , Penrith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside P o st- Coach, and a Goal d all the way, passes through Riough, Appleby, Greatabridge, lt,enimmd,Catterick, lloroughbridge, ‘Vitherhy, Aherkird, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every 11 - lorcung, attd iverfornts the journey with the greatest fa,citity. Passengers detained . on, the Road by husniess on pleasure, have Int; peculiar advantage of their Seats being se- cured in the noit•Coiveh. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, Chorlcy,thinsifirk, and Garitang Post Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'clock.—Guarde(f. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knotsford, S'tone, and -Litch field, Post •C‘iach, called The Defiance, cy.ery Evening at Five o'clock, to the Saracen's Head too, Dale-sired, nool.—Croarcled throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at Half-past 6. • CHES7FER, Newport, Wititelsurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewich Post-Coachs every Evening, at Five us•clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Varm, new Coach, every Nlorning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wol►•erhampton, Po,t-Coach, every Afternoon., Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock ingham,erery Morning. BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. — Passes by Daventry, Soot ham, Leamington, Wariviok, New castle, L”wton, and Congleton, to the. Saracen's Head, Bull street, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Howden, thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every 111cirnin; at half-past Six, to the dross Keys, Markel-place, Hull. DO' Elt, .Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Rainsgate,Cant erbu rv, ii 7 eversliain, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud, New Post- Coaches, Ntorning.,. Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, no.ldestion, and Cheshuut Coach, evrry M.oning. TOTTENHANI and Edmonton roach (daily), at Eleven, Hall-past Two, Five, and Eight O'Clock. It. CLAY's Original Wit:tons and Coaolips, to Newbury, Swindon Aidlinurn, Wuotinn-basset, Laniiiotirn. Hunger feird, Chilton, Reading, and all Plates adjacent, daily, WAGGONS. To HENIEL HEMPSTEAD, %Valor.' and Stanalore,Three Times a Week. DISS, Beeeles, Bungay, Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk, every Monday. . CIRENCESTEII, Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Glen: eester, Three Times a Week. SOU'I'HAMPTON, Winchester, Itumsey, Lyndhurst, Ly mington , Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Wimborn, Poole, Isle of Melt, Jersey, and Giitrriiicy .Waggons (Daily). SUNBURY, Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Weel... GREENWICH and Vooiw•ich, every Day, , • TOTTENHAM and Edmonton, ever y Day. B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will riot be accountable for any Parcels.. Passenger's Lwzgage, itings. Plate, 4:c. for more than lire Pounds Value, if stolen, lost, or dauraced, lei, entered as such, and the Insurance paid fur iScrmilgty, at Om aiIIiSCCU P S Head 11111, LOWieti. URST, 'ROBINSON, and CO. (Successors to J. and J. BOYDELL), 90, •Cheapside, London, respectfully inform the , Subscribers amid the Publit,'that the PIUNT of the BATTLE of WATERLOO, by BURNET, from the capital Painting of Atkinson and Devis., will be ready for Delivery On the Ist of JUNE, 1819. PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, By Mr. MURRAY, Albeniart&str6et, THE LIFE of MARY, QUEEN of SCOTS ; drawn from the State Papers. With Six Subsidiary Mempirs : 7 -1. Of the Calumnies concerning the Scottish Queenl-2. Memoirs of Francis 1I.;-3. Of Lord Darnley;- 4. Of James, Earl Bothwell ;-5. Of the Earl of Murray ; (i. Of Secretary Maitland. . . By GEORGE CHALMERS, illustrated with Ten Plates of Medals, Portraits, and Views. In 2 Vols. 4to. price 31. 135..6d.. This Day was published, In Ttoral Octavo, }nice 18s. bionsds, the Second Edition, with considerable Atkin itnis, of ATREATISE on the PRINCIPLES And PRACTICE of the ACTION of EJECTMENT, and the resulting ACTION for MESNE PROFITS. JOHN ADAMS, Of the Middle Temp l e, Esq. Barrister at Law. _ .. . . London : Printqd for .1. Butterworth an d SOll t 43, Fleet street ; and J. Coeke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. Just Tinvorted, by Rink, Kingsbury, Parhury, and Allen, in two vols. Bro. price Three Guineas, 'THE KUHR UO UFROZ Originally trans iate'd into the Him t...;ti inostanee Lana4e. By NIUOLOVEE HUFFEZOOB . BEEN UHMUD. From the Uyar Danish. Written by the ed.:chi-ate(' shueldi (Jboul Flizl, Prime Mi nister to the illustrious Ukbur, Emperor of Hindoosian. Revised, compared with the original Persian, and prepared for toe Press, • By Captain THOMAS, ROEBUCK, Acting Secretary and Examiuer in the College of Fort and NleniUer of the Asiatic Society. PROTESTANTISM OR POPERY. 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ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP. rr HE baneful effects of Common Soaps are ge •-herally known ; to notice a familiar instance, look at the hands of.a woman who has been washing ; their use in variably causes smarting, .redness, and ultimately wrinkles ; to remove these evils has Lech the object of tl►e Proprietor of the AMititOSIAL SOAP, which is prepared by a new Process, free from all irritative qualities, and composed of balsamic vegetable ingredients ; it removes redness, hard ness, and freckles from the shin, prevents it chapping, and makes it luxuriously soft, whits, and even. .Price Is. the square ; and, prepared with Naples' Soap, for shaving, price 9d., Is., and Is. (Id. each. The foll Owing Articles arc presumed to he too generally known to require eulogiun► : ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, Changes grey or red War on nit 'head or whiskers to a per, manent brown •r black. Price 55., 10s. tid.. and 11. Is. ATKINSON'S CURLING' FLUID, Restores the hair where it has fallen nit froui - illness, perspi ration, or any of those causes occasioning premature decay ; it also keeps the Hair in curl during exercise in dancing or walking, or in damp Heather,—see vaiions itistan634 of its success in an Essay on the Hair, enclosed round a ch bottle. Price as. Gd. a bottle. Cm) ioN.—To avoid Counterfeits, ask for Atlsinson's Fluid. &c. :is there are several servile imitations. Sold by the Proprietor, JAMES - ATKINSON. Perfumer, No. 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square, . London ; up pointment, by &u t l'eg futners au 1 1 - lair-ctrinvrs iu the Kiugduaa. This was an action by the plaintiff, an engineer and brass-founder ; to recover from the defendant, a . surgeon, a compensation for an injury he had sustained by, the want of attention or skill on the part of the defendant. The petitioner, it appearill from the evidence, bad met with an accident by i he overturning , of a. carriage in Blackfriar's-road, by. which his arm was dislocated. Several surgeons were sent for before one wits found at home ; at length att Arplication was made to the defendant, nlio did, not come himself, but sent his assistant, who atte-id ed the plaintiff, and rendered him what be called as sistance, but that in so imperfect or unskilful a manner, that the plaintiff, instead of benefiting by it, lost the use of his arm ; and to recover a compensation for the injury he had thus suffered, the present action was brought. Several wit nesses -o ere called, who proved the injury which the plaintiff had--.sustained; and Mr. Cline and Gilhat», surgeons, stated,. that the injury originated in the unskilful conduct of the person. Who bad first Veen called in to set the joint. The CHIEF JUSTICE, in his summing op, ob• served, the defendant was equally liable, for the unskilfulness of his servant, as he would have been for his own ; he ought not to have employed as unskilful person. Tie Jury, after a short deliberation, found Et verdict for plaintiff—Damages 8001. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEB. 27. DISQUALIFICATION R)11. A SEAT IN THE HMI: OF CoNINIONN. TFUOISIPSON (qui tam) V. PEARCE, ESQ. This was an action brought upon the statute of the 22d Gen. 111. 'to recover 5001. penalty, al edged to have been forfeited by the defendant, a Member of Honse - of Commons, in cause.. quence of having entered, into a contract with iha Colonel of the 65th regiinent of Foot, to supply mi litary clothing for the present-year. The question was, whether nn army clothier was a contractor with Govern-ment,' When he contracted with the Colonel of a Regiment for soldiers' clothing'; and whether the said contract disquaiifieti the defendant front sitting in Parliament. Had those points been decided against the defendant, he would have lost his seat as a Member for DeViAes, and been sub jected to . 5901. - penalty. Mr. Seijcant LAVES naw stated to the Jury, that the defendant', who is 'ati army 'clothier, had entered into a contract with General MchollS to supply the 65'h te , itnent of foot. The coOtract was made on the 6th of January last, and on the 21st he took his seat in the House of Common's. No doubt could be 'entertained that he held the said contract and the plaintiff had to contend that Mr. Pearce Was incapacitated from being a Member of Parliament. 'He could prove the con tract, the delivery of the goods:and the return of the defendant to the House of Commons. Unless the Learned Judge was of opinion that the case did not come within the meaning of the Act of ParliKinent, the plaintiff would be entitled to a verdict. The Learned Counsel then proceeded tO State the provisions of the Act, and contended that, as it was,framed to secure the independence of Parliament, and prevent Members from holding contracts for the public service, it included the case of an army contractor. Mr, Setjeant LENS, on behalf of the defendant, contended that the circumstance of an army clothier contract tug, with the Colonel - ot la Regiment could not be viewed in the light of a contract with GO eernment. This was not, therefore, a case Within the contemplation of the law. The LORD CHIEF JUSTICE (DALLAS) was of Opinion that the law upon the 'subject was in fa your of the defendant.—Plaintiff nOnsuited. [No trial cf importance occurred at the Olt! Ba►ley ott Saturday.] The Estimates of the Army Services for the year 1819 have been printet!, by older 01 the House of Commons. ' The fowl charge is stated 4t 6,582,802/ 129. 31. , Yesterday forenoon, during Divine Service, at Quebec Chapel, Upper . Seyt»our-street, a'serious accident occurred. Just as the Rev. Dr. Bus. FiBLD began his sermon, 'a Gentleman, who bat nearly underneath the pulpit, was seized with flu apoplectic fii, ,hich al,iented the people sitting uear hint so much, that they attempted a sadden retreat. This movement caused great alarm to the congregation, who did not know the cause... 7— Snddenly some person gave the alarm of fire, and the whole congregation began to rush, precipitately towards the doors. Numbers of Ladies - and Gentlemen were thrown down and trimpled over, and some were seriously hurt. The life of ouo lewdly, who suffered, is despaired of.