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1 N 1) . 1 A. CAL6 - r r A (3,AZETI'L EXTRAORDINARY, MAT 11. : Y Licittottrable the ti or-',lrtsident in Council has the highe . st sa ti,raction tit Tiblishint:, fOr general information; the toliti.On.4 letter , Ind - its ittelostires, from .Ger‘ral Oc .TF.itLON'Y, dated the 7111 tilt. con•ain ing a dct,itied repoa (if the Combined opera tine , 'lracted by that .'tile and gallant officer, the coemy's fottitied positio's ott the 3.llaiwrii range of mountains, on the 14;1; and 15 , n of Aprd; Which terminated in the ct,tablish. Plent of the British troops on thAt 'mre, the eV,ctiltiou by the enemy of Soornigorh and RII tLe dupendent sow her, stockades, and in hie com p'r-e reptil , e and defeat on the morning of the atter n desp, rate attemPt,•directed by the Gurkha C'ommander it; person, to carry by ki , i'Auit the position ocenpied by the reserve under Lieut. Colony! Thompson. LIEUT:-(7,OI.OVF.L.F4GAN, AnJuTANT-GENERAL. ;!;11;---4 had. the honour to send you by express • a plan ,t my in:enqed operatiOns fur the nig:t of tke 14'h, and morti, , g of the together with abriet, aremmt of t repulse, of the enemy in a nto,l - ..artn! and despe 41: - attack on the position of Lent:-Colonel To that i st:ete and the general memorandant to Officers in command of columns, 1 muct beg lea%e to rife. his Excellency the Commander in chitl'lut' an VII r idation of the follmving detail. of the 1 - 4th, two companici of light-infantry: under the coinmand of Lieutenants Flemming and Grant, of the 10th native regiutent, 300 of Lhe ,Hitnloor alt's household troops, 300 of the . N:sseeree GOor4has, and about 300 of Alunoa 1 ..VL.L .- ra auxiliaries, marched front the vi'!aze' of l'unjur, and about one o'clock gained tir„ p,o_.they.were intended to occupy 'between .Thair and the: first Deentheel, withodt opposition, N,,:ieli • tv.ls immediately , 4tre , :g!hei,e-ti - trugriv . ell its the t.tno and circumstances could .atinilt - IM - ore ni , o - The preconcerted aigrna , being given 0: - the possession ot. that post, ic:tins, answered bill in rear of .my camp, and the.several co:innits mOvcd dowirto the Gumrora, to proceed at (law st t Ihe severid points laid down - in my instruct runs_ co- 1 , num; wider Uenteaant-Colonel Thomp son and Major Liwrie gained the heights cd• the second Deentheel almost at the sane moment, and 11-,iviog ascended in YPry.gailant style, were Trrpertditt :; Acing: the, tidg;e. to gain an atlYariccd : Lost, ht.o the bead :of the coli,itnn..(cOnsistiag of light mktory), r,t'eciyed a check by acharge front e ene,,ty h-oid, whi c h inlaresl them to f,O h,;(4.i, n themAin holy,. by th'ts4irpe Tostrd t 4 scout and the grobrid thus e were hot„ahle rk%ain theyourtieof th.it nay. _ The envn,y.-,trongly remlorcing their a oa-r,:ed ho,y,, %I-ere able to give u.s gnat annoy c.n,e, by - stitning fr:Hit the. corner which the afforded. and, from behind the rocks be t tie .Iwst anti Narrain I ote, ‘ylvl4 th e y . I.vtr . e.tin.xpo,ed to the snipers. thrown out by C 4,1 4 .12,1 'rk9inp,ott. . . . . :During Ox. 0.H0..c, day the pioneers . were, most basily employed.in•strengtheiung the post under the directions of Lieutenant Huteitinsoit, assflst ent7eugincer, and thc.orders of Lieutenant AIM-. strong.; kylipse e,xertions 1 cannot suale.etitly commend.; hit, as the labour was very grcat, aiid many. of the : pioneers, withLientenant 31tx1.-;ot (since dead), were repinied,to bewmind co, 1 requested the Hondoor Rajah to collect ev,ery man lie possthiv cinild,artenstomed to la boor, a nd disp i ached them to aid.L:teptenant Arm strong 'in : his laborious. thities. They ,were, I lio;pe, of - sotne use, and the bicutenant,Culoners positioa,. though_ not „strong,. w i its much strengthered as posSible. S t one fake alarms oc cared io the cou.seot the night, alluded to in. Ltgotruatit 7 Colonel Thompson's report; 1!!d at the earVost dawn of day a most hold and despe rate attack was made hy. near 2000 of the enemy .on all sides - Of thi-;post, excepting Singe, which, 'after a contest of more than two hours, and the death of Blingtee Thappa, w led the attack, ter tulnated in the total repulse and defeat of the-ene my with very severe loss. Oixotiet S:114, in person, was at musket shot . distaute, w , tli a -stand of colours, encl'agiQg his .nt- i z and to me the Impetuous courage. ot ine t ny. isonty to bestow the diic mted of on the_ cond , iet and valour of those who re sts: d the 'post daring and impetuous as sdnits susta.ool. _ Ltet , t . .Curt , %rittitt 44 Ole .artillery, was left with only n:;c: wan tvourolecl, attd %Vail that one man gut %vh:ist the other was manned by Licdtt- , tants Arinstrittig and 11ntehittsou and tAVO t!•,e nt,:neer st.ljeant S. Ahnoi i , :->ttott e , exertion And con twct:t IL:):ltattiollgst the regttb;rs and irte 'gtqar,,,, u, t its coutesi ;, and the conduct . 61- the I,t , t,r, as ne.:ng !c.s exFet.cd, .1 shall con; tider it a ciiiy ru orin..4 to h„is Excellency's notice in :! column oiov? , I froco mro pr.itec,lcAl ordo• to. tlie by Vac- tr,g4.l - hovt:ille•ht, Itst ilidi. , ,Tll( , Nvltt,re 1)0 is as 110,‘j.11 . 3 .; Very fife Det.!itileql stock- Wit' to . -:••• lots l itiltst s, ltmod very very $; I - , ves'en;tl•l,.:(l-to. dratv trunk the I.oentotierN acyd Lal)t till • hrw!'s -UV 1111 S lit..,Ots <AO. sl , :bz;t .....ou;-! ; ilcgli.ll%:::tt, to 1: 1 ; : •.• ircolei*Cai)tal;lS...4il,l,o;,T--e evs • . • iss tny api)vo ion or . t • 1 , .;;:ii;;i vt..p.a-fut of .;, 1; the c',ln::)76ql , J) . , z is, on‘t •(r cv,itt3.l as ri?ll;:torii4 : lia , c ii',noct-4•;%rei I at - a! trlist'CritiCiAl .tt Irtv4ps., a:bl•garcz.,ql , • • r. „r,; , t ~ 11 , .! colioun of 110pc ly in.perioltcti to iiidu!e toy —.-_Aibi.,_ - — ie.. ~;i= ~. logs in exiires:iing the sentiments Of gratitude and ohligakion to Colonel Arnold, who finding the auxiliaries did not :ppear, as ordered, to join Capt. Showers' column - , strengthened it from i!:.e small body of regulari left to defend his own, position. J-Lpiug now given a Wei and very inadequate d. pail of the• operAtions of the 11th, 1 : 5 01, and IGlii• it only remains for me to eZpreSs my ac ... kuowlenguients to Lieut. Colonel ThOMpson, in command of the First or principal collinm ; and to M ,jor Lawrii., for the able and gallant manner in which he conducted them to the heights of the se-. coed `Deentheel ; and to Lieut.-Colonel son, for the whole of his condnet, from the time of his arrival, in, which the whole force were in cessantly .harrassed by a concealed and . galling tire, and sutrered the : greatest inconvenience and privations with, a chberfulness and zeal - , which, I am fully persuaded, will-insure to all the Officers and.men the strongest . expression of his. EXcellen ey's approbation. My thanks are nut less due to Alajor lanes and to Capt. Hamilton. Lawiie accompanied the night move- . meat, and evinced his usual zeal and indefatigable activity . aad it is to the intelligent mind, the di ligent inquiry, and pet sonal Observations of this Officer, aim I feel indebted for the knowledge which enabled me to have the outlines of a plan_ which has been crowned with greater, snore im portant, and earlier, success than my most san guine expectations had anticipated, as the result has terminated, in the evacuation of the fort of Soorn:igurh, and all the southern dependent stOck "ade3. • • Some intlickions given early. in the evening, induced Lieut. Murray, in command of the ilin doori,hs, to suspect this flight, and by a happy foresi'4llt, in which he displayed equal judgment and.diseretiOn, be.placed himself in a situation to obstruct their retreat, in which he was eminently successful, and afforded an opportunity to the 11 ndourialts to manifest an adlitional proof of their devotion to the cause, by 4 display of courage .highly .creeitablet, Lieutenant Dunbar, who was selected by Col. Arnold long since for his particular acquaintance with the Ling - tinge and enstoing of the natives, has on all . ocCiesions .obtained lily approbation, and, on the 15th, with a small hotly Of regulars and irregulars, was intending to form na corps of re serve for the columns of division to retire on, but seeing the shameful flight of ,the Sikli advanced ankjoined Captain. Bowyer, who has noticed in his report the good effect of this move ment, -anti his nidigettions to Lieutenant Dunbar. • Ila - ving in an early.part of this report had oCCa- Sioit to mention the conduct of Lieutenants Arm strolw and Hutchinson, is perhaps hardly ne cessary to say,. rbat .the same zeal anti the same activ ty were sh . eWil in strengthening the position, andclairn my best thanks. iivrewth I have-the -.honour tp traosolit re titrsts of the killed, wocititied, and toiss;og, Outing .thee colubinod operati:)as and WOVc:ll::fita, • 1 hiivv, &c. • . , (Signed) D.' OCTEIZ.LONM \, ijur,Gcn. Camp B H uttoli,'A i nsll 17, 1815. (True copy.! (Signed) C. U. FAG,NN: A.G. . . liurre ioti6i - ;a teport.; from Colonel - Arnold, containing iie details of the operdt-ionot the &- vision under his COMMAIMI.. Captillll Shokl,ers is its kiled'itt the head at his detachment, when he more than•half ascended the immense Steep ridge oft - :e hill between- the Ne.,;:i'e stockade and the turf of .Afalown:' The detachment itnnnitliatelY tell baCk to the villige Of Lag, parstit.d by the Goorkass. There the British rhilied and repulsed the enemy, and pursued them up the steep bill +Again to scone distance from the villacre . .' - • Abstract Return of iiiilcd aiid• Ciro Untied of the Troops under the command of 111,1 . j9r Oehterlony, in two actions with the enemy on the MaJowl' Range of Mountaius,-on the Lith and - 16th of April; lg 5. KILLED, Lieut.-Col, Thnnison's detachnient, 1 subadar; 1 tialidar, 4 naicks, 24 sepeys.—Tutal, SQ.. • Caps. Sliower - ss itetact.,:ient, 1 captain,. 1 subadar, 2 'aril ears, 23 'sepey—Total, Lieutenant Dunliai 's, ditto, 4 sepoys. • Captaita 0.4 t, i qe p ti y. Party at P. , .atungliur, under a nttirc Olicer, 1 subadar. NDED. Lient.-Colonel 'il'ompson's detachment, I sedeant, 4 ma trosst 12 l:ai•il(,.irs, 13 natichs, 145 sepOys, 3 lasears; t gull driVev—Total, I S 3. Capt. Showevs's de:achment, 1 lieutenant, i tnatrosses, 1 suhader, y havidars, 5 naivlo, 1 drummer, =2'2 sepoys, 3 las carl,, 1 gun,driver; 11.,encsteel'otol, 75. Lieut. l)unlatv's ditto, 1 naick, 6 sepoys—Total, 7. Capt.BotVyer's ditto,,l harildar, 2 naicks, 1 drunaner, 14 sepoys—Total IS. Party at Itattkinghur, under a Native Officer, I uaick and 3 sepoys—Grand - Total, C 3 killed, and 259 wuuntied. • OFF:CI:RS NAMES, &C. Cart.-Showers, Ist hatt. 19th native infantry, killed. . Lieut, Spellosy, 2d Batt. 7th native infantry, wounded se verely. MajorLawrie, wounded very slightly. Lieut. Galm, light battalion, wounded -severely. - Lieut. Begot, pioneers, wounded dangerously, since dead. Ensign Dalgait ns„ liatt. ad reg wounded slightle. (Sign,d). G. H. FAGAN, Atljt . . Gen. N. B. Five Commissariat coblies wounded, two of them se verely, while carrying the ladders. Urassic Ham's irregulars, and regulars, which-acted under Cot. Ant Old's or ders, not included in the . return. (True copies) J. ADAM,,Secrkary to Govt. tublished by command of the Hon. the Vice-President iu Conned. • • MONCKTON, Act. Chief Sec. to Guy. FREESI THE LONDON GAZE:I'TE, Nov.ll, 181.5. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED: i. Matthews and W. 4atthews, Wtirccster, i:.inmongers. IVilsintßuotinnan,'Cisni, Lancashire, innkeeper. . BANKRUPTS liirt;ley and Thu:ling Bingley, 'raristoCli-street, Co .vent-e.arden, to surrender Novein'oer 11,, 21, as.irl I)eceinber t.. 3, at ten, at Guiltaail,_ London. Attorney, Mr, Islether ... • .soic, Eisex-,treet, SI - cand. _ BaNgLitt Fuw!cr.;.Mill-Wall; Limebousc, shipwright, Not'em .bcr,l4;.2l, and I.h.ceminr 23, at. ten, at guildhall: •At- loruey, „Ir. E. A. Ttf>ats Strtitt, Colcbjster, pit.Unber, ...ovemlwr 2-2, 23, and v Dectqlro - er , 23, at tell; 'ht. the • .Augel Inn, Colchester. At :, tttrzlie.; Co!chtster, or Wessrs. Baltachey Ang - el-cpurt, Tnrogtuorton'-street. .Baluuei,Cro;,lev, Lincolnshit e, innholder, No " vennice 23, at three,: 24; 'at tel),.add December 23 - , at i'leven, •. at theGrevitound Falkingimat-. Attt;rnies, and. , Wol:;tn, fik,e'uiing, 'or Mr. Ga3lell, l •_llulborn-eourt, Gray's Inn. Jaw Finch t'o6 yotrnp:er, Itufford, Lane.s.slt - Ire, maltster, Deceinl - Jer 4;1, , and '23, atone, at the Punch Box Inn; Lit 7 erpoql. Attan:nies, Nlessr.t.Tarraot, Cbtri,e Climlcery-141:e, or :Nlctsrs. Russoit and 13Uinier,-Castic , ~•• • . . .-.. , • . . :,. St:',Te:,', 'l,.,i'vri)opi.•• .-, . . . . - . ..1:).1alllan -.Tioirfikon,•NVortli; Sussex, ;Trie . alman, •Noveutbcr. c 2,4; 2 . 1 . ,., ai1 d. ; Deo:4oer . 2:3,• at eleven, at quild hall. At ,,,•itu,lii..A;•.'Sll-..C. Naini 1 - 1- , :ilit;, E:rst Cri.ustuad, cr Mr. J r ; Siftilntn, •hint's Bench Whlk, l'etuple. • .- • :., . .. '7. . John Parker aicti Henry Holloway, • Gowcr-pl . ad'4,'Eusl s on-_. square, .1,141..1er5, No veniber 19, 3.)ecerolier f) ;inti 'A, at te,:-, at Go.i1(111:til. Atturaeb . l'i.r. Waliatu Elicy, Actol - G:ly's lun-1:..1.:. i ~~~ I-lenre nowncr, -street, tea: al-street, m'f'rs , r, Nts vember 19, Deceadier 23, at ten, Guil At e tfirney, Mr. Nettle l foid, orfollt-street.,. Si John Spencer, Nleiseuev,' De.bysitire, vonber 14, 21, atl.l Deceloner 23, at one, at CuUtlll,ol.- Attornies, Messrs. ‘lotlll.-y - and Mosley, Det:e, - , Berridge,' Hat tfar- garden. James Dewar, Stamford, Lifirolisshire, upholsterer, her 18, 33, and Deeember‘23, at twelve, at Guild:Ml'. don. Attorues, Mr. C'ol)1), Clement's John Currey, W,113, snmersetshire, tal/ftw- chandler, I...'ecte'n bey t 2, and 23,-at eleven, at -the Attornies, Messrs. Adiingtoii and Gregory, Bedlo.d-1, - ev, ore\ Ir. Joltn Fry Reeves, Glastonbury. James Janes:, Catherine-street, Strand, cabinet-maker, 2-,os vember Is, 95, and I)eettailtei .23, at eleven, at (:uioi.h.tll, Attorney, 'Mr. Cu ppage, derniyirsstreet, St. James. William Freeman, Saint Martin's-le-Grand; 'chemist, N -.n• 14, '2B, and I)ecemher 23; ailen, at Guildhall. ! ney, Mr. Tucker, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn., Janes Marks, New-road, near Fitzroy-square, ce.acti-tual;, , r, I'qiivember tt3, 25, and December 23, at eleven, ut s Guiltlii:d I. • Aitornev, Mt. Vincent, Bedford-street, Bedford-vinare, William, Canning, Kidderminster, mercer, -December 5, 'tit five, ti and 23, at eleven, at the George .Lin, Bewdley. "Attornies, Mr. Cliaels ConStabfe, Symond's Inn, 'Chan . very -lane, or Mr. Rubins, Stourbridge. Edward 'Hathaway, 'Birmingham, liquor-inerchant, November e 23, 24;_and.De.cember 9.3, at eleven, at Jim Royal,-Hostel, Birmingham. Attoriffes; Messrs. Hicks and tlraikenridett, Bartlett's-buildings, Ilolborn, or Mr. Beswiclt, Cherry street, Birmingham. -- _ Benjamin Downs, Mansfield-, innkeeper, November 27, at three, 23, and Deceniber 23, i-e• ten, at. the Swan lon, Mansfield. Attornies, Messrs. Lamberts, Taylor, and - Deane, Gray's Inn, or Mr. Richard Parsons, T iMansfielth; James' Potts, Henry Coolie, and Richard Patti; Voletnan street, merchants. November 13 ; 25, and Deceuther.23, at eleven, at Guildhall. ltturuies, Messrs. Wadeson, Bar low, and Grost-entir, Austin-friars. George ,Gray, of Graf-At:cell-street, hardwareman, Nov. IS, 25, and Dec. 2.1, - at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mar tin, Vintner's Hall, Upper Thames-street: - • .!antes Ilattt, of Exning, Suffolk, miller, Noe. 15, at 'six, 1(;, and Dec. '23, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Newmarket. Attornies, Mr. Isaacson, Suffolk,. - or Mr. Ayrton, Gray's Inn-square, London. - . George Lewefick, the younger, of Crampsall, Manchester, hitcher, Nov. 24, 25, and Dec. 23, at two, at the Star - Manchester. .Attot vies, Messrs. Willis anti (.'o. Warnford court, London, or Mr. Hyslop, 'Manchester. Thomas Webb, of Nuneliam Courtney, Oxford, inntiolder, Nov. 13, 25, alai Dec. 23, at eleven, at the Mitre Inn, Ox ford. AttornieS, Bardgett, Oxford, or Alessr4. Ed munds and ,Jeses, Lincoln's Zachariah Bailey, of Fronie Selwood, Somerset, shopkeeper, Dec. 4,5, and 23, at eleven, at the George Inn, Frotne Sel wood. Attopties, Messrs. Bridges, Ited Lion-square, or Mess rs.'Cliislett and•Tiley, Fronte, Somerset. Benjamin Swan, of Shilfdal, Salop. . beret:lies-maker, Dec. 12, at five, 13, - and 23, at 'eleven, at the Jerninghato trios IraU, Shifinal. Attornies, Mr. Price,.Lincolies Inn New-squaret, • or, .Mr. Fisher, Shift - nal. , John Smith, of Portsmouth, ship-chandler, Nov. 2 , 1; at three, (5, at eleven, and Dec. 23, 'at 0,115, at the Fo'fintain Iron," Portsmouth. Attornies; Mr.ltriggs, Essex.:Street, - Strand, or Mr. Weddell, Gosport, John Warren, of Bishorgate-street Within, ship broker, Nov. 19, .2.5, at eleven,•and Dec. 23, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Poole, :Iflattr's-court. Old Brofur-street. ..James Chambers, of Sheffield,• Voris, cutler, Not.- 23, .24, - and Dec. 23, at eleven, at the King's 11, ad Inn, Sheffield. At- , tornies, Messrs. Marriott and Blamire, Gray's-inn-square, or Sir. Hardy Sheffield. paniel Godt, ill, jut). of Newport, 'lonaioniit, coal-merchant,. Noy. 23, 23, and I)re. 23, at twelve, at the Commercial. Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Jarman, Bristol,. or, Messrs.Tarratit and Co. Chitnete-y-latie,-London. Charles Etlwarii,Jones, of Mansfield idate, lientish Town,' tanner, Nov. 14, 21, and Lee. 93, at tos s at. Guildhalk •, ! • - turner, Mt. Fowler, Clement's lasits Lonis .1.1.11 Lenioine, of Oxford-street, !Fitter; Nov.. and Dec. 2.0, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jones and Bland, Great Mary-le-bonne-street. John Tyertnan, of Bristol, silk-merer, 'Note. 12, 21 „and Dt - c:. .23, at eleven, at C-Inildhall, Landon: Attorrniss, Messrs." Reardon and Davis, C'or'set-court, Graeceitarch-street. - Allatsen 1.-loilieson, of Feitchurciestreet, merchant, Nov. 14, , 23, and Dee. Tt, at ten, at C/itildhe:ll. Ittore;es, .Mtsivs." and Broderttk,Basy ( barb-Yard; Cheapside. • . Richard 'Martin, of, NOrfol,k, [miner...ls - inv. IS, 21, and Dec. 23, at one, at Gil iidititil,• Lai:dote AttOrt-iieS, Picler 'rig- and SMilh. ';trvole John d - ackson •and .rackson, of -Dow nto's.. iron-merchants. NM.", 25, and ihse. 93, terr,'at Attornies, Mes..rs. Dann and Crosland, Broad street. - , Jol! , . Lams of 'Billingsley, Helin -Lace, TTereford, farmer, Noe. 21, and.Drc. 2:3, at ji Qvp (4t2en a:.;ott licreiont, tornies, N . ; r,;)ax. jun. ',Jew heute-trect, Meetilen'out : :4li- or Mr. Pritellartl, jon. Ileretord. Guitarits of Istingtoil, merchant, Nov.-18, 25, :nnt s sr-c. 23, 'at eleven, at Guildhall.' At.toraies, Messrs. Dennetts and Co. Rin i ;'., Arnis s setird, Coleus:in-street. . • _DIVIDENDS. • nee. 3. J. Filter, AlnWielz, N'.,rt.tturni.)er.la . nd, merchant - Dec. 7. J. Hooton, - of Upholl lel, Lancashire, cotton-manu facturer-Nov. 14. • de P. ;I'hoinpsen, (..si cat Newoort-street, engraver-Dec. 2. W. Soutliey, kennington-lane,: : ;ewitigtoif, dealer-Noy. 21. S. Bransc,onh, Holborn.. lolt,iy-0.1'.el -Dec. 2. F. Holmes, Vere-street, Oxford-rmai, thasifs.'-»'•i Nov. 1.1„ I. Jackson, 1/y4n-street, Southwark, coal-merchant Vl've, 'London and Newington, Butts, ekant-sdan. 20. J. i'Vest and 'F. J.Cullifoisl, Great Winche's ter-street, insurance-liroliers -Dee. .2. W. S. Ansfees6, Rich - - Mond, Surrey, apothecary-Dee. 2..1.• Keary, Keynsliam, Su ntet•setsl►tee, victualler-Dec. 5. R. Davey, Stony:fridge, Wor ccstershire, upholsterer-Nov. 21. G. Dwyer, Exchange-alley, broker-Dee. R. J. Roberts, Oxford-street, sillistintreet•-•44ee: 12. L. It. , De Joachim, • Bowling-greenebuildifigs, Dec. 2. W.'Orine, Southwark, distiller-Nov. -21. E. TOWns end, Maiden-lane, wine-merchant. • ('ERT] FI C ATE S-D ze. 2. J. and T. Fitzgerald, kligh-street, Shadwell, proy;ciort- - merchants-N. Nicholls, Holborn-bride - t•, balter=d. - Junes, Loughborough,. r Leicestershife, saddler-W. Spooner, Laws: rence-la fie, Cheapside, factor-J. Paillairy, Cirencester, Gimes cestersliive. silversmith,-4. Chew, Chalfont, Gloncestersbire,. clothier-e-T. Langton, New Lawn, Lancashire, dealerese're Scott, Ware, Hertfordshire, miller-R. Webb, Bath, baker.:- , • G. Abell, High Holborn, woolleti-draper-lt. Ireland, East-- street, St. Mary-le-bone, cheesenionger-e-W.Dunhar, Wueni , - wood-street, merchant. , PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . .1. James and A. 11. Beilhy, Castle-street, Falcon-square,. milliners-,-.1. L. Palwell and 1. Vigurs, Thames-street, mer- Smith and N. I)odsoit, Maiden-lane, NVood-street, lace-Manufacturers---J. Taylor and C. Flame:, Iledeross street, Southwark, emery and black-lead mannfacturers-Hs 'l'. Austen and E. M . Gray, Alton, Hants, bankers-J. Gaunt, sen. and .1. Gaunt, jun. Little. Ahingnon-street, Westminster, corn-dealers-G. G. Lawrence; 'l'. H. - Cook, and •Cole, Bristol, ware-putters. • Swamt.-=-Aerag - t, Price of Brown or Mtisenvado Stigar, computed fro's' the Returns made iu the week ending the bd.' day of November, is 575. 1/1( . 1. per cat. tI LAW INTEIJLIGENCII COURT OF CHANCERY, Nov. H. EX-PAhTE SIR GRECTOnY PAG,S TURNER. • In the matter of Sir Gregory Page Ttirner.s supposed lunacy, an vea , , , made to the Court, praying that the commission issued to as- 7 . certain the .‘.;int‘' of Sir Oregory, might he SU persedcd, upontite ground that the Jury, ofzer.;iu attentiy,e inverigation of the matter, had-declared hitn to b . e of sound mind. The,Lottu CniNcEt.t.ou, previous te? Ids the commisOon, desircO, that Sir G reg ory !.age Tlar)er might attend.hiat cell ' 4 ‘lone4ly fore : 10 O'clock. 1 - lis assured that he w.on;(1 be in miendanee at,the hour appointed.. COUP,T OF KIN:i'A lIENCIT, Nov. U. TNT.' KING V. JOHN REST.%I.L. Mr. Rnss tit'ake the rifle absolnte, which lie fart oht:lim.(l- to set' aside the li*.tach went in this eanse, oh the -hist fiat •Mr. shewefi • emtse• :Tains: the rtlie,"ho.J l exPres‘ - ed his indit, , ,Writ-1011 at tihe motion Lentnett Friend had been instructed to iLe übject ut the rule, he obt,erved, whieh Was sought to Le mad::: ahinii:tc, t-6 . • arkitratiOli IMr.•Re‘nolds, the harrts" r ' upon the gkitind thitt criminal 145 tcrs had hen reiA - ed. to the arb::rator. It ."'3; Iris duty to f‘i . th e '(....:Ourt, that 'Owe(' not- the slightest folinflatioli fOr this The facts of the case, as they TippeareT fro"' yell' autple aml•very sltisfactb . ry . iiiiiilavits made by Ai r e r Oliver amt wer shortly iliese;:-Mri 014,ver, tvho ~ ' eetned to be 'l d parry most aggrieved tipon %Val fil e Ul ten years prior tottie month of .!•1 - ept. • employment Of Mr. ILse--,11, who is a carPcn ter and builder, as his iv:Tut:to ; during tb' ic time, superintended the - tli'earer 'less . , collected Lis rents, and J),l:d his . men , . :il kept his i',ccottilts, fic(p.;eittiv advancingw°7 • ney fur these purpn.les out of * his Own 11:11 41 funds. It' Sept. 181 9 , ho w ever, he deterini I'9 go into business for.hialself, and:quitteti.o ° t employment of Restall r,. , ;1. that purpose.. .It, this time Restall was indebted to him in the of 5001. for which he held a bill of exehtfitge. Mr. Oliver Itiviag,occasion to go into Wales, k ir ' the whole , of his books and papers under Mr. I les ' tall's care, and after his depayrur , !,theY iltyl"r t i cil a t a strict- inves.tigntion: While in Ile occasion for some money, and wr ote, to his °l ` master to ask his perin d ission to rwa on hin' t it),. 601. R .answer to this letter, esta ll , 11 " could not part with any money• till after was, and at the Salile time .wentione4 ,0111 C takes which, he timid iscoilere, l in Oli v et 's - acr ( " 111 ` : . 'Oliver beinug unconscious of ally er r " ° . Cattle to town, and waited on Reston,. "1 9Ltalii ") T - fn adverted to the mistakes and omissions: • r " which Oliver .expressed a , to ,koe file tern refcrrcd to an •impartial.person...aii;! found that Mr. Itestall had aoy 1 "; those mistakes, to-have it deducted frOrn 1110,0,- ney in Restall's hands. ,A referee was acc `Tr ingly named, hut the delay was so greitt °l ilt 6 1: vur was forced again to apply to Reston f" . ••i cd money. This. sa irritated the. latter, ti , " t, . t o f astonishment of Oliver, be preferred foal' 1)111 . 5 i s indictment against hini at tire - Middlesex following, for having.frandulent'v fr."" hilll Stllll3 to the amount at 16/1 lOs 7d• ,-pretence-of paying it to his joitrneymen . Uji` , ' I quite satisfied of his innocence of atiAriole' lti '';," mistake, went cheerfully into Court,. ...,Pr"." ot trial, and appeared foi - .the purpose ol his. trail in :April following. ( ) pall Abe .10 01( ' I cooing into Court, however, the Coausel .°11 : b(11 1; situ,-; saw that there was no just gro"il d : fur I f, criminal prosecution, and advised a referenee.°l the accounts' to Air. Revuo!ds. Ti L is ,to, ittYa after a laborions investigation, ut ill 'it'did not appear that 01' - •• ) were. iser s •inteti . '•' = - ; the S!igti!e , t • degr.ee titiestioned, 11 r. lteY l 6 . :awardvdt•liat rt.:;stKii should piy t(MFIVer togetherwith_the cots: to which Oliver , t in di:fending- :the -imric:inchts prefei red ag B IT .. him by Rest:all, aw , inniing to 571..163, tail phi the . 3 . (51. Gs. th e 13 which were in coti , equenr•‘. - made WIC 61 • • 1 . 0 Cu . ort, and /. a rule 17,obtained for an at against h7in for non-pavini2nt. This lArged at t'he instance of Restall, and oil daV Of last term, to obtain fori lcv (k:!ov , • •cr , - ton to set- aside the an'ard was oid• l '' .the facts of the case, and .he (Mr. dohbt the Count view the 13: - and disi:llargeih rite. arS'lc? • Mr.-Justice The fiv.t. arr e ' 1)e, that, at Alie ,Sessions all cc gut rid of, and the - civil diwles u 1"" "re r Mr. PAR:s.l—"Thatis the real state of the c? e • my Lord." f-nr?' Lou! Ett.r.N•Bor.. , ucti.—" I think `yell ant (Mr. fiestal:),' mar reckon himself 9 1) 11 , , •,• in riot having . an action broyglit Jtgaimt Wu' ; 'grim 'I %lie . ru m le•ust be discliareil 1.°51. - undertaking not to bring , his a cilun prosecution." • PAUPERS. ' A Orions argument came on hef,re their Lord,hitins,;-rts.' spectang the setiletne, , t of a pauper, tvon an appeal Sessions. Me' was a soldier, and had deserted, went for concealtueot to his Wife;' who was living-in theen -'l - ne wife hired the tenement, which, it ss'as noT tended, stare the pauper a settlement; but the landlord lea tso knowledge' whatever that she had any liiisband when s lje t so hired it. tiere the pauper remaine;Ltinknown to or* . r g ' s .r son but his own family, for seta. u weeks; and. this, Mr. Inntended, gave him such a settlement as entitled Ida) to r at bo t he bad applied for it; and dcprived - the . pwrislt ,r,, r e - power of removing hill, as, thougn thd n, t tinnier, fp. oust, it was.hire:l by his wife, who was hiSia;C • Li . 119 s Were of opinion, however, that this did not give bin) anent; he got lot .• the fit.uSe by stea:th, uo k n own t o ed tli t c . e hird,wlin, When he h.t the house to toe wife , stlll, wilcre to a single worna.n. "i hat could not he calleda settlerotni'i the pauper only stole in for etnicalment ; and a s I°be rich officers not hai'ittz the power Of r e nitivitig dared to have sliewn his - fare, it was. probable th t e the regiment would .have.:removed him svith ol ' s . s e . t t ticinent , and that vt.‘ry qu . .aly. That c:;tild ant be r ailed a t b e . ptr where r relied for 'rest in hi; tlig,hti r°42 formance - of those duties lie owed to his Sovere' BERTH. f C Ad. nw th... :441 inst. at ', , ,lnriimrotig - h. the La' ag - -a7 jutairt As be, tst trlf a - ea ,Vter• AJ,ltt• .•'si i r ls, f ()' Thucsda 1,10 , at St. .-1',1;l lED , Ox ale.6r(l, Jdail t tia, "Cl .E• 1. ,I.f',. t„7:'7•,:aliet.ll. coly elli4lof the llateßes-, Jobrt'' • ..,,, gory, Rector af..Stlineslielti, Oxon.- - •, "fr l k 0;i Sat,•rdi...y last, at St llotoltd;'s, Bis•impsgatr, A' ; to cilarti • I , ,,tiottolt. - fiiiti. Stili(•itor. of Nantwich, c h.,4liii ll .. o f Anti, el.k..t daul.;tcr of the !ate :qr. *-chard (.:1141111)els'' • , • Eishopsqate, . ' • i; f :..) I;: t r' t ci ..s tI t t :‘ : ) : :: 1 1. ! 1i t ill ! I I 7: i ii 'tr . r • l ' ' , '. i av t 1:1 S ti:) t e . 1 1 11.('( : 4: e . ;) L'l e ir i ilctc,yl:';,t;\ii!l:ll. the. :S ; ; iCsjiiiii!:'ejts'olfill'eFte'!"; li.ifelettl:'.l Samuel. Wiatt.!l',„Tl.,- , q.._tlf St. Lielen's,place„ London, .to.- iv i : 4-fu per, Of lia,,,s,:ate. It The ~, a r.it., day, at St. George'f: Clibrcli, 1-1:knover4q111::'; 'MAjcr. - -Gel;e:al . F;;11: r, of the r o g,',....ircom Caa74lt• ti' ' l. '''' ''. - , ,tiliet flauglitur,of 01:f1ur , .. : I tloyd, of Ma!isfielit-stri•et. - - , tr;l:r:V.; A n0r,,...ry ;3m ? of G6l tsron %.,-,•nt. for tlic Province J f Ne.V ward • „in erica • . . . th) .4) l ' { ' el'r-:..1.:11:11:011:11.z.o.'3ttst.;-s;i:iit(d4(::";;Ilty(f..;::11.v7..:,:e'rrte)eft;helnRacn::.a1);IA.'114.fteeol. PrToteti .1. 11. CAWvr.-Ur.s, A. SCRIM'S, of ISri4toli, 411 C !-,rN...,•• N„. by W. Str3nd it' here A (ivertio-, atbe adiitssed, Frlt't. Lt ti:' mmts, Ortiur: 1