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pRoPERTY 'VAX. aft:EII.VG .f.07'1111; L - 41.74V1 Y otweiz*MeriON, tv;N.c EsTsit ~ , TA!.I. 24. - The FljghSherigharillg t'heebairpshortly tipenen ih haline,s, anti tircrcied..9it tart. Ntr. , 'Pont..k L L cant e forward.- to...move tot rtyreti. Co., to b-c.' presented to, the Ilokt,df _Commons, it.:••eti ,, S. revivid of this 6*. Ile, it's . being a Q. , ut•o;s•-:i'o , erfor collert.ing thus e f yk, had Many ..op- -, arriltinhies of considering tire Mathinery of if, ittti tilitne•sn,,K its unavoidable oppreksion ; 4rt i ' his 3ceowit, be did not hesitate to Ott bitnstelf forn this `Occasion, althonigh there Wert inany present of superior weight add pnrpet,y the (ounty. He 'Should begin by entirely`diz w , og ill party motives, 'aisti . ttlerefOri.he shoat( Tar; consider who was the, roan ssbo'first propos - ed . the tax, or who it was (bid inereasell it. ..11 felt any confidence that ihiS roost obni)xious.. tax Woirld.be suffered to the away of itself. at the.pe riott .vhich the Legislature h'ild inar4ed out for its decease, he shOuld not have thought jr. necessary to dist IA) i4ex.p. ring Moine - iris Minifers hatl;how ever, both h. their dejitatimiy..;... , -;C1 the language in One 11.O'use, hs %veil . a . si,..xriof it, by their refusing to answer questions, -efrici by their sendiag private letters to lus,; tr , "-rridS horn they supposed tohave considerit local interest, shew e;l pretty cleanly to tler - ,Comitry that it was their intent .on to re pro ose the of the 'taX„ Wlf this tax as nt. really as ga o l iii it s elf as any other. tax by which the oecess:stv supplies secret° be raised,..he should not have- such great objections to it. 'He Wag , convinced, howeser, that this tax, Whielt:pr fes,en to he equal and impartial, tvaS in' fact the Most unequal' and the mo“ partia;,.. It is as said to be lax upon profits, 'and Vet 110. deduction \vas made oil account of tine treces4aly expcnee'of I:efoinrs. Wins the expellee that a landlord or:far-' mer Was obliged to 'incur frir keeping the pre 'pikes ia repair to be called their protits ? Were tine three-ionttins'of the tax upon , land, - which the: faritn:rs ere oiltige*to pay, to be.ealled . a tax upon' the r profits C When a lease was taken for '2l ye i rs, su! . jeet to a heavy fine on the renewal, no de duction wrs ina!!e On 'account of this tiae. The Ease was Still - liinifer With professional men aml tradesineo, Who by . 'their mental energy and twill'. lv k r ,,l t t i were just iii a conditioa to tnaintitia. the;r 'and fernir whOth much Irk the traits. of their indlistry Was - tor n the.operation t•ft his tax. What could ne More 'uttitist, ti t an lliat'stidi mea should he obliged to pay the'sanne tax 'for an coioe su ac•dnir'ed,is it their income lath treen the regolar proiloce of larLe stinis invested in the fonds This.';virsno"t - like other ti.xcs ti i,icli were huh reetT64-eoliateraliy. It s-ellts'a tit:eon' the tiiing'it self. Ii be It - all ten guineas on Fs table, the gatherer took oneof them.. This appeared in.its principle to he sorrel . Of a highwayiinain'S tax. t AvaS exrtirted; not - liy•the mean:4.6l'a pistol, but. by surcharges and sureeyors,;;-Tlie siirt'reyor''ad ministered to 'the party the oath of 'purgation, and then the;Fqoi ;trim! folar‘tetl: This tat went , to (I.4strav 'all cOntinencebet %reel] -Men andnian. No man dared to speak of his eirctunSt'ainces, for•rar, Of being,' exposed to the sorveyor, in this Coun try there 'were n.en who .would not he afraid'to take a Ifon ley t,ie beard, tun who tretubledberbre the'surveyor, who is in fat the greatest hug•bear in al t ...l a nd, It might be asked, how chest: it that !nth .a tax was ever suffered'? it :Was because it was • then stated' that 'the - eueniv Was at our doors, and thAt every thing which we - vilified was at stake. - Under such eirctitirStanees, the country was . not very particillar in inquiring into the means Which Were proposed for oar safety. TbeLegislatieelvad'eXpreslystated tinise circumitanees in the first Act, the;4th °Hire:King, and meotioned in the preamble " that the safety of his:Arajesty's Crown, 'the security of Our holy religion, our laws, .lives, and properties„ Were at hazard." It - Ministers now wished to renewAlle tax, it would be for•thenk-to Aliew .that the saide cirentinstances nOW exist. The 'Legislature always shel.en thegveeest • atixiety ahout the 011ie,. Zit which the act to expire; and after'fixing that time in all their' act's, they added and - "tio huger." • The yeti - 04'1f. A t iliieh its expir:ttion vras . - flied was the Gth of after the . conelusion of the war then existing. 7 ltitAr•tilere was a pledge given by the Legislature to the (wormy that a tart should expire at a - Certain time, that piledge'had been nin this instanee. T.ie cottntry fanned its 1)411 of the eontrilet, and sublititt:edio"' the tax with unexampled .patience, as long as-the war continued. They had 'now a clear and irre-' fragable ri4ht to the.benetils of the engagements on the other side, and to expeet that the tax . shotild trot be renewed. If Lice tax were •now renewed, it would tint only be a gross violation of the coat ract, but it would die an-aggravate& breach, of trust ; bylnaking the very violation of . their contract a sort of precedent. for further vio latiims. It was his firm opinion, that if the tax were but sidnnitted to for "another year; it tvotdd never lie taken off; 'New circumstances and new pretences se - wild ... then arise ; an d r at h er t h an g i ve lap the tax, Atiai's'nerswould prefer 'another .war, perhaps with the Dey cif 41giert - i, the Nabob of , Arcott, or some of those gentlemen. - ., lie • shOuld object to any modification of tire-"'fax. If it were reduced to one. per cent. or taste-fourth per ceut., he should equally object to it, - as.'an trufit tax to be introduced into a frie country, Every man wlio is now Sunininned . before - tb‘e Sue, vvy'or goes the like tt 'culprit, and feelsi liitie one; . The'ditference that by the lair.. k of Engl a nd, every nianis presumed - innocent until lie is fond ,guilty ; whereas " , - before the Surveyors, every 'lran is presumed guilty, until he is, found innocent. - 1-I. e 4did not mean to east the slightest reflection oil :the Surveyors. perstmly, but withuut such a courSe the lax could not be raked, • There ' , VAS Lifiti:her stibjee,t which aff"ectecl P 3)e.ople of this'.eoitntr'"ainkot as much - a§the Pro- • yvrtv 'fax. Among tijOe . taNts.s whicil . w,c re - c mi e d axes, an4l : It;liiVa by law -would expire about the sAnie tint,g, with . th.esTrOpeWy Tax, there yeas one 01'113 le,; th . ala t a bushel cm in :lit. • :This bore rya" le:s on dte comforts' of the poorer aiod-Juiddling ordep s : ; tliatt - : it did 'Tim tit,e irate- ' Tests o f lie had therefore introduced into ..th,e,..Petition ; a, prayer, 11111 t this tax' also simuld not he revived.. Ai. tliis,%vas no; re, ttli.rly introcluv.:(l in the :-equisitio:tn, it was oily, by the . . 4;.. , tletiltnie iettfekan - k 4 Ole mext . iag th he incorptirate it with his Petition. (the scene of tbr, rrteetinz , on this . poill'e was testified by lottd appialst.) edtwltide'd. by moving re- Volitiioh, that it was expedieht- Co present a l'eti tioa to the ilottae.:6eCtiannost against: the, revival of thoit tenon. Sir W. IlesirtteoT• shortly seconded' the Reso lution, anti okset . yed :that he,. had , v.oted-ugainst . this ne‘4 , Malt,flutY, . LOrd ricntZnaOt ..then presented .a Petition, which he proposod. to be : adopted..by this Meeting. The :Petition was the.n.eadby. the... Under Sheriff. .:_lt %Vie of considers*. length, as. it„erubraced the „ ditterent, points of. Mr. ,; Portall's , speech, tWiti the ;preadibles of the Aillerent. Acts .of Partially:in, on this subject. ,It also alltufedto the new Creation, •of Knights., and observed, that as the Prince Re • ; gent bad been adviSed to reward the splendid ser vices performetiqi* I he' Navy and. Army, his civil 1; subjects 'also, Who hathliseharged all their duties I,duri»g the arduous-contest, and patiently submit- I- tell to-such heavy burthens, conceived thtMselves l '.entiticd to, sonic consideration of their discharge -of duty, and an allev4atign front this most appro.- • sive tax. . Mr. Cosawer wished for, a general retpoyal of those evils which made the present system of tax-, .-ation necessary. After variety of observations,. he read ibis Petition, whio;,•.besides praying for a repeal of the Properf); Tax, also prayed a repeal of all those Acts layoig restraints .upon the free , thorn of the press and public discussion, and all the Acts stgitint the personal liberiy of the sub ject which 1m.41 beer pasted dot log the sa , me.period, . m r :.•fl utc t obbetes Petition as C-ttn antenthinent ott . th e'tniginal !notion, in a speech rf eon*ideruble leagths. . . Mr. I'o LTER Made •short reply.: !• `air the question being put , tobfiett's Petition , was reje•cted, and .the original Petifion• carried, by !•ra very.great tnajority, on tbe..-show il.aints.. Thanks w,:re then voi'ed to the High .Sheriff, 1. for his proper and intpartial—conduct. LAl'ir .IR'itt;LlGixct. COMMOPCif.iNCERY,'Jr:.?4. I.UNACY,QF - L6131) Vt:II:TSNIOUTU. 'f his.thatter oatoe.hefore, the I.4.rum •Cavictl-- Loa this arprithig.in Iris ririyart ,rooar behind the Court. His Lnrcl•,.hip . beipg delicate indlealth,to all uppearance lab.oirring.narici: a cold, . as lie .was furnishea with a sinall toy tilled with hot water under his feet as;he sat. 7 On the entranct; of Counsel and parties, Isis Lordship ordered all &traugers.to be excluded, as ;it was the wish of bdth parties to argue the mat 'ter in private. About twelve" o'clock strangers Were admitted, .after the Counsel for the Petition, Mr. Mr. ..,EACH, and Mr: WiLta, were lreard.—The further , , bearing was postponed. CHARGE, OF CONTEMPT. 'THE AATORNUIeiIiETERAi.. V. the :caltPattArnoti.OF }#AsTlr°cs.' This was a Pctition tuldcr the late *Act, 52d of tbe.King, for granting more spCedy relief and te (lresi in the abase of .Charitable lostito tioas, by petition, sanctioned by the Attorney- Ci.eneral, withott the circuity or expellee of bill and infornno The petition w.as supported I,y Mr. 11.s1T and :Mr. BELL„!vho moved.forau oilier to coMmit tM the Fleet Pri§:ou Millward, a - BarriSter, one of the Corporation, and a Chief Oiricer 'thereof, for contempt of Court 'in resisting a,i order, re ..ckiring hini to deliver to, and'lndge Wiili a Mas -. ter in Chancery,.'all bO4ks, writings, papers, and vouchers relating to, or . explaumnry W.' - the :ac counts constituting the matter.of.'this suit,,which he.harl in his costmly,pow er , or p - ossession, as a principal Officer of Oft:Corporation, as.'hold. iug several of thecebarity : tano iii toesti4m tJi-4t Were devised to divers, giaritici in .tim.:parish of Hastings; anti pthers..abont .in'. Kent, being part of the diimenihered Priory of „Hastings arid 'Rye, or one 'of them, . . . Mr. Miltward '.eLaitned in his affidavit:the...pact he held as pvirehase' fur valuable; consideration., :without believed,, of ally :chAritahle 'l6l 'lute 'father, .1775, :after a Weiree of7.t.hisCourt TOT-lellini4-the7iatu e . Sir S. - Rom ti4..Y•itntrNir.loairsoN npposeil the .11161.4)1i, aud - his•LariAtcropitieronvii juiioeut. COL'itIWE.KINGN s 4. - 131 [1:11T .V. In/ N.N. The defendarit, who 'eras held to halt, , untler a Jtull.4sorder,'for 4,51701. made an Neiman to itistity ball to ANat,Amoutit, 'in order to be dis charged, • . Mr. ABBOTT littlltr , Alm peculiar circumstances' cif dills ease. 'The nt.tion was f o r Crim. Con. ,andthe itefentlant '‘ras %titl to bail under the order .of the JOge•lur . l,-LOOL The •cause was, hottever, tried' einee-thattitne,-and the Jury had found a verdict for .the -plaintiff with 'damages of 15,00t1t., The judgment, it is true, was not yet signed, and, therefore, strictly-speak ing, the defendant was in custody only in ltv'sne process, until the-.fourth . day of this `Rm. when hue might be charged in execution ; so that until Friday he might he liberated on finding bail ; but_ he submitted to the discretion of the. Court., that 'they could not now let bitu,go at larr, , e upon giv jug bail for. 1 ~b7Obt. when there was a verdict found ,to the amolll4 of 15,000/. The Court said; this was a hoVel . case; but they thought that, as a-Jury had estimated the damages fat 15,0 M., it, was a guide for the discretion of the Court, mud that, therefore,,theysliOnld require the bail to be in thatithiount. Thebuil being called, ;could pot justify in that atuomit. " • Mr.T:orrllG afterwards tittonti for 41. ten, 'trial in the eause gr.twndeel..tm - several atlidavits, in which the defendant statedohat,being•in custody, he could - ma pro c ur e tfrc attendance.olsever a l terial _witnesses, and therefore the cause was taken as_ au uutle'fetuled cause. .The affidavits of othey persons also -dis Closed several inverial facts fox.the defendant-, particularly that the .plktintiti and his wlfe'lk*l:ift:a•sfate of separation. The Court granted'a rule nisi, and added,. t hat As there were ikOW some grounds to questions the propridy of. the verdict.„ . ifia new-trial shoidd be granted, it , ought no lt nger to stand as the men .. once of the hail .to - be required,. and thereforelhe •ti.efe.ndan in-atirt eas'e , sktiuld be alloweckp,justify hail to 15001. only. Pao* tHE ttl-NTION aivairrn, iAI4. _ . • - If *rtr, fly* ti.i, V fiPi...4 1,; .4 Ski * • 3d lllVlA'elli of I.*Avieti <i*A lA,. :4.itot.g.i:tout thititerroAt, - frthil ID, ltal f• pay of t he l -2t!l Cight I) . i nitrous, it! lw li.ie.ii -11:41ilt , xice P1114,116.4,- , Klourtictizingi:.i. roc,liMili 4! 4 itstliiire:o; relict!. _ . it k )1 tto t ant Iticot. ttY >jmisittitiestaut' i •brPl2 clmce, vice .NtrotA, to-mookti. Fst' Regiment id 14i.aoseii.:301iii GAM Gint:' to f!e . Cornet by pureliaoe, vice 1ar0“w 14,4 iti the 14tH Id ltt ro - ,it;uncs. 24 Ditto Vr:inei,Cliarlt•ni Kincliant, Gent. to lieturnet, by p tirlia,e, •v;ci !2'r.ittliart,lll(noittifl. Lemuel . Gent . tobelitto, by poi vice. Hothon, pruniuteti in the . . . Inth Light Dragoinis; 14 Ditto, Lii•titiosaiit Grortenips, from balf-way of the 131 i) Light Diag;oulis, to he Lit4iteiiiiiit, vice who „ exvh.inges.. he Lieutenants, hr purchase, Cornet henry vice Light, proinOted in the Sd Foot. Cornet Farmer, rice Wildutan,liromoted iu the Guth Foot. To be Cornet, by purcli.ow, Robert Roberts . Wilmot, Gent. rice Pratt. sth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Brevet Major'George It. Dearc to be Major, by:rut - eh:4se, vice Murray, promoted. Tid Ditto, Captain Rotieri , Mitivit; from the Guth Foot, to be Captain of a TrooP,- vice Knipe, who exchanges. 'Ser jeant-Major [lit!, from the I lth Light liraguovs, tn he Adjutant (with Ahe rank of Unruet),•viee nardtuan, ap- - pon.ted to the 10th Light Dragoons. . . Si! Ite:;iment of Foot Guards, Lieutenant George L'Estrange, from half-pay of the ..ast Foot, to be Eatsigu, without pur 'chase, vice Cowell. '2d Regiment of VOot, Edward Bennett Jackson, Gent. to he, EmOgu, witheint purchase, vice Frauldand, promoted. sth Ditto—To• he Lientenaf.ts, -without purchas'e, Ensign G. F.G. - eave vice promoted in the Pori ugueSc Ensign Waiter Barris, vice rigut, promoted in the Portuguese TO be Lnc;giss, John Roberts, Gent. vice Greaviis. George --- esth Ditto; J. Porter, Gent. to he liosigo, by purchase, vice thidsoti,Spoiuteil to the 4th I)ragotur ( ;itttrds. 27-th Ditto—•'lo 1)e Lieuten,sors; 'Without purchase, Eusign MaeLethi, vice I.t'mott, proutoted itt the Poi tugue, A . - t'n• u'uouuvr, vtcel)Olibirl, promoted iu the Portuguese Arm,. Tolu.:Eissign,;,ltobt•rt (';ent. by puretutse, vice RuthluCk, putout:Ai, ticory Maclean, beat. vlee Letal. VolUnteer l'on3tior,!, rice O'Coullor, pro- thoter.. .10th Ditto, Ensign R. FritSur to 'be Lieutenant, rice Freneli, decettso, Geoerge Lynch Baiii.hun.sc,•Civot. to lse Litaign, vice f A rser. 3 , 2'd : klittu, ',Captain ll..liarrison, from half-pay of the Regi-' to'be.C4ptAits of a vice TrLieniaii, who ex -Limoges, receiving the r l ,ll. pence., 4L , lh Intto, I.lrelei Misjorlitertinig Browne to be Major, ,with oat purchase. Lieutenant, Waiittnl i ff,ol4 to lie L iptatu of a Couipany, without put chair, vier, White, promoted la 'tlie 6th tiarriiun Battalion. ,4311 i Ditto, LieutetlAiit eilltey to be Captain of •a toinpaoi . ,ly:purctia*t:, Oct Evelyn, ‘‘lio , retitrA. Goth I...)%tto,.l.Pzu:enant liobert l.titcuelt t o be (•,,,,yt a i i) o f a .Coo,rpitoy, by pus..o4sse, _vice Zulke, promoted on the Staff is l~ut'tui~at. Captain G. fi'uui Inc '2:id Light Dm ?goo:14, to ti Captain of a Company, Vier miso eY etlaugti. bit to, ni C. Bztnks, frOto, Ultif-pay. of Litt lie i a of Matta, to be Sul - germ, rice Itowe vichanges. i3d Ditto, ritol: of Etodgo), riae.Jamex, Who reI9gLIS tke Adjutancy 78th bat., Lientenant.Piii-neasli'yrie to be Captain of a Cow pally, vice Norinao d. ceased. soth' Ditto,'Licutcottot from the 53.Ploutp to be Lieutet,"o, rice Ilaillie., wit., excliatats, 41.0 Ethoird Milystittry to he Citptaist wf Cctisipux,iy, promoted hi the .Losigu Patrick Clitvers to he 1.:(4- . reuttli t,' rice. 4) y. 83t1 Ditto, Lii:utrii,,tit Thotwi, Iu iillie, front the 80th Foot, to. he Lie utrtla;iit , vice lit i etkcha • Smith Ditto, .A.,;i,titii-Stirgeo.ti W. Vislliatigt., from the 44th 'Pocit, to be Siitgeoti, vice 87tb. Ditt, 4 lerclic.. O'Brien to .tie I,ieutvriartt, Tice tiecen;ol. .I.liiteiii:llr,. Gott, to be Liisigti, - tire tYlkieu. • 9411, Ditto, Ronald Crawford Ftrvisciii Mutiru z Gent. to be • hnsigll, %ice Fiiirijc,:casi-Li. • • 97th Ditto, Lietiteitaut CLarlcs Greville, from the. 2titli Foot, • to th:•Licutviialit, set/it - vs -upan..iimr.imy . . • of the 48th Foot. - . ',... . 10. AI Ditto, Licutviialit Z.Thltdicr, froiii intlf•iiy of - the .451il Eiwt., to' lie Li,tite-iwlt., - vice:E . .cuii:ol, Avho exc.:l:lag - vs. 2d 11" t India itcgiiiicrit.—To lii: Licliteiiiiiit, .Elisvii iloovrt Carle; iictil - 1 4 Cabe, tlevez942 . d. hOigii . P..'4l4.l.s4 . iirr, vice tieccaie. • T o - b e . M6;lean, ilea; vied Clarke. William Geait, vit;v Sel Delco, Ensigu :',l'Levish,-to bey Lieutenaw, without prtr. - -611:w . 4vice ParriLigtun, -..\.l4N.A.litirr , ',Curvier, Gefit• to he Ensign, rice :.Z• tst Gurrisun Battalion, Caut:tiu Julto 1;446 half-OPty of thr. -.18tIt Foot, to d. Company, Vice SP:O tun; who e.xctia.dges• . . • lOth `lto al .I rVeritit 'Quatter , Mactzr Alexander M41nt0,,11, from the Jiit FOot, to be Lieutemant - vice JhOih civC cased.' STAFF. 1 , 0 I.4e*Contruks'aries,iieneral to the Forces. I)eputy (.4.l;lllllissarics-Geou Jit(ovs Pipon,. Augustus Linit Tholwo 1)011m016 . • • • • Conllllo. , •i,iirszGeni . .rl to Ille'ilofcet.: Acting_Dtputy eturnov.s,..r:,-t.icneral , %Vilttarn 4fitt . , Aso3- , Una Connuisiarie-Grueritt the Baron de Dieniar, A. -Mar _ jotetwObs, Wilthonyoppleton, Joipt 'F. 1•:4.14 - ard . S, Frasrr tircgOt y %% fly 3 -, C. W.' Siduey. To - be '.1..5..ita0t.-Cononis . sariev-(iviivra.l . tot h* Forces. Deputy Asiistaut Conuniaries-Genet . :ll' Geu4:e illoore, drew Melville, . Wechinger, Joini Lawrence John c o ffin, W. Wilgres, ItiChatd Stonier I.:ltonuy.:llauld Trittsce . , M. Ittossiler, ' I,l:44ruci- Deitziel IhbetsiM,' W;ltiasu Cumming, W. ll.,•Snelliug, Donahll‘lacleod, Johu Lane, Georke 'Head, P. R.Wybitillt.' To be Dept y'sVso - i.tant Conintlisarieslt-k-u-erahto the Forces: Rohm Lee, :John Freenoru, _Louis .Donaiti ' Alexander• Groat,, Allen Jackson Ni g htinFale, J o s e ph Verfeu,tein, John Wid, domes Horne, (.conic Stevens, James Ander sOu, Henry Addington Bayley, Edward Pitman, limes Hudson, James Al.ason ' Sevens,, 'John: Edge, David Ilosrman, Robert (.'hare les ' Thomas Scohell, Hardy, W. mot, Radford, itoks - lansi -8... Marshall, ..I. George 141, Johu Spencer, Nathan dac'AS4m, , Joint Bauner price, Thomas Harvey, Samuel 'rubhy, :John - Cooper, "Willi:tin - Hume, -Thomas Bell, KobertJUhlistone, l'homits'ltite ' Samuel Petrie, Ernest -A. llotllty, Pets:l,lW herts, /1. C.llarris, Henry Bowers, Thomas Tarlittiii, John James SlinpS6ll, Wilciatu ttottsst let Wltitefoard, H. L: Whitehead,. Martin'lOokes, Thomas Bunnett, • GrAuge' • Moore Dillon, Augustus G. , kaxardo, George Young, William Condamine, Thomas Walker, 'William henry Louis, Charles Williams, Augustus Watheit, Joseph Char, lier, Charles Fattinier John Jennings, -Charles .4-lainbly, Henry:l:byline, Colin Johu Savery "ni(no:Ls 'Robert Dreher, dames AV ikon, 'FraociS”..q.a.,- ter "Richardson; Samuel 'ffarrison, Charles Tittusarsh,": Cluirles S. Meredith, Alexander Macrae. . - :-Hosetrat. S•:•art.—Stafirggott Edward Doty., froutlialf-pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces. MEstottantm.—Ensign :Brannan, 'of the vat India Regiment, whose appointment wan ;;;Itiocii4!(l, • stated hi the Gazette of the - is reinstated :in his ratsh. fall wing oppointaents, as stated in the.Gazettes'of ;th - June, 1814 and 3d instant, have not taken place 33- 11 Ev rt.—Captain Lucas Itlentristr, of tlre , Kines,Gertnan Legion, to he Major iu the Army: - lst West India Itegituent.--- , •Aiexarlder Turner, Getlt. to be _Ensign: H o srif.‘ nPactwau'to be *Eta Lit-AsS i'stailt to the Forces. • EattAtual in the oazette of :9th Dec..151i2. 71'13c King's Gc.nnait - • , sth BattaliOn cif the Line-4'pr Lient. t;eurg 'f!ageinsi to he Captain, vice Bacineister,...tead,of his vfotiiicis - , George HaFenian to be •Calitain, ilea,d °this woml`ds. .Horse Guardm, ,1915. 'ERRATA in the - C.; , ittite.(Supplenwnt) "of tlit ,, lth inst. To hr Knights Chminal4sP: nf•the'Alost Hon. NI ilitary Order of the Bath.L.F. rtolonel -tient". ; nt tsd Poui i read Culuncl Henry Walton Ellis, of P.:Sit VuUt, CS. uhn Melbuisb, 414- ditun, , Devronsliire„.balier, Feb. , 9, .and M . 401 1 .7, at eleven, ;At 'lli,. Ele . ,pft4nt ,North strectrF.Zefe.r.. Aniington, nrid Orcgory, br Cfrit:.t, • . , . . tatisein4 . VirkshiVe, ssop , !- tnercir.nt, Feb. 13. 14. *ltd . Mirth 7, at eleven, at t -IteO_Lic#4 ture,,nettr Morik Ilat, Yuck. Attaitaiies, Nluntjr,. York', ut Mr. Et-ani . i Hatto? . .-Aardela.. JOlOl Dewar, ' Neweastle-ution-Typc, vintner, Feb. 14, 1F.. ? ' 6414 - Alaxcl4 :eilevei, at. the - Tnrftitel, Newcastle tipun-Tyue. Attornies, Mr. , Newcasele-7 upon-Tyne; or Mr. Jaties Worthaiu, Castle-street, Hul t•Lintu,,..t,unntitna. tbarles Itebinaen, fled Pent-sheet. ;..inlborn, haberdasher, Jan. eS, Fen. 4, and 'Mardi 7, at twelre, at Attnrorey, Mt. W. A. litirtal, Clifforef James Msde.-114, -11anthetter, eettnninauttfacturer, Feb. 9. 10, anti M,..-ch 7, at twe, at the White Bear Inn, tLtn Chester. tittorssiei,'Messrs. flewitt and Kiri:, Mans.diester, Hard, Tx:aspic, Lo,iduu. Juin+ liruthin,. Cnteatati-street, • tual-nrerzhant, Jan. 31, Feb. 4, and'Marela 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Luu - g, Sontlianitstosi-buildin4s, Clianceey-isn 't John Guth the younger, lissTslyds.wii-laue, Southwark, corn turrelinut, Jan. 31, Feb. 14, and ../ar.:ll 7, at twelve. at Atturuirs, Messrs. Tyn ell and' ru.reis hall-yard. QI:ArleS Nlarrarct-street, Cavendish-square, 31, Ftb. 14, and March 7, at titieti'e, at Guilsiluill-14. 1, tornies Mean .. S and Hatt, Groat shunts-strees'.4 .13e(Ifor:1-raw. Thoma,; 'Mil lit, Crtion-st reet, Biihopsgate-street, silk- weayer, Jan. es, Feb. 7. and March 7, at eleven, at Attorney, Mr. Luthet Fhnuntli, New-street, Ilkhomate: William Rainbow, Lombard-street,: Chelsea, linesi-Oaperi 4-an. 31, Feb. 7, and March 7, at ten, - at Guildhall,- At : , tortrie7s, Metsri.Ware and Young,ldluekalati-street,Sotttit° -wark, . DIVIDENDS. • Feb. 14. S. Nliugpr, T. Mingay, and P. Knott; iSinithEeld, baulser;.--F . eh. IS. W. Smith, Portp4 , ol-I..'ne, pump inleer-- ., •Feh. 17: IL P.roftie and T. Paterson,l.iy verpo.l, linen-drapers—Feb. l& J. Kcinbalt; - 15. Al. Waislfaw, Kirkeaton, shire, .cloth-inanufacturer.—Feh. 17. J. - Sterifee's,-Li verpnrAi nivrelmilt..--Feb. 16. J. Ddries, Manchester, batter—Fvh. li. W. Hurst and meatioeiv—Feu. 14. J.Den• man, (7royJmi, plasterer—Feb• 4. E. Soutte,,,, oxford-street, jeweller—Feb. IS. J. Itvdc, Hampshire, 'grUeer--- Feb.• 28. J. Kennard, Plymouth. Dock, tailor—March 14.• W. Coles, Mincing-lane, brolsec—Feb. 14. W. I'., Akvlier, Ila-. singliall-street; merchant —Feb. J. Tower-street, cheeseinonger—Feb. U5..1. ..,140ornitli, Powort4, tiler , -4 , e1). 14. J. Love, Newport, 14c • %);*tlit, CA tbittet maker—April 25. "1. Elliott, Chepstow, - drtiggist,---Feb. 17. C. ige„ Cunilicrianil,Aro ver—Frb.,2l. R. - Wilson, - Bow' Church-yard, turfchant—Jam, 28. J. Ruse, Parliament -street, chemist. CERTIFICATES.-rED. 14. T. Hirst, fleCkutoarwike, Yorkshire, merchant. —NV.43cer, Bristol, auctinneer.—.l. Pratt„Tettenholl, Stotfords.itire, iron , montrer.-4.. Pcirsun, • titer-riturt, Bread-sit -vet, I:tetor.l.t/ Crocker; Kentish-40m) ' Lat.tc,,Etlw.tril-strevt, Ctivendish-square, coaelimaker.—A. Kelsey; Ea I chant Sunltia amptvu„ curb-factor.—C. HOare.. Cheapsidtt, • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. .1. Dwyer 411c1 H. thbert,,Chitrlesstreet. I:lntlaviars4oad, blackingnianufacturers.- . —lt:Newi ? sld and I. Pullin, Plutin.'4' Geld, .54-iuthwark, hoop-Wentlerg---I—Puoi t and O. Carter, lk lark-Line, ship-lirakers*.E. and .12-Iktuare, "Dutlf.rias, .Isit 4.11 haili,l,—..4l'.'l'oit.and W. Martha ,I.undt) 71: - Pentfy. and 13. Gardner, ivloilesale . ).lrapers--T. STietscer and T. Brit, Neweastic - upon-Tyne,euanurm-brewerA chairman and T.' Harrel), Nanclfester, dvaleeskin ention twist---13. Hobson:and J. Pacy, Sheilield t ea%e,:nalier:4 l —ft• (..;tv.lc_and W. 11., wdney, Newinan's,r9w. I.ftfro.lta's.lon-fii.lar giildvtaittfs—J. itatirinnie-and W..liaselden, verpoid, taliicWes--..1. Caswell- and .1. B. Perkins, liirmingliarn, factors i;hl.(nlierlaio ! St. Philip and Jnoah, Chmeeeter coriifactt!rs--S. and A. Urownlavr, Solleo;ate.,s,, lintirs—Ce. Meyer, E..Niateon, Arid C. Ogleby, •Loridijih The late Canteen of the Ilarrileks- Ita(iding , ton, Scotland, •w4c destroyed by fire, on .the mor►ring of 'flmrsflay WI - might.; it is . not known how it Ettraordindry Cure-.—Ahout thrie weeki,pastV Mr. TAY Le) , Chaawick; tt•ts ridhig:a ‘ , ltrited galloway at a vent - brisk pace upon thql3ronmSgrore roktd, about a mite: from this town, the ani Mal CalO g: Will) Stull fiiree agabost the shaft of a 1 -nurse cart' that it entered the ninnd:in• t'he t 1 neck; . and tame out at the top of the withrrs ; the rider received but little injury. The piyor horse was brought to this town, and . sold . rO be ki11 , 4 to rthe drigs. Mr.'SrEszsoN, farmer, Orthis'toyilor Was called in, and undertook to . ente itini, wfiHrt by strict atteptio . n and skill,he.hanArecred in this l!ort spaec time : the animal is ipelfeetly re:o' vercd ;Tapirs as sound rind as able as. ever.- - ' (Birmingham Herald.) . - . . lIETE011.01)GICAL JOGItNAL. ' • - . - Thernionieter. Weather. ~. . .• .• • ':",' . , ' • • 1 - -,' • --, -...- • '....1. - • 'z' L . -P :.• • . : 2 ..1".2;-! • • ' . -1 '''' - ; • 11 • Fe . -C • - LT • •ts '''i . ;"1: " ."?'-'*•,.., • -I' -.: ,... 71- ;4<. • C 4 ' • 4 - 1, 2 ,-; 1 ~, ..... '-". •.; ~...., I _ Jan. I''' . " I u ' . loclirs 14 '4l 49 43 34 30.05 .02 . Haiti (Amid/ 15 35 :33 37 30 .44 Pair I•'air • ii; • :it :IS 37 31 .55 P Cloudy Ciotuir .17 1 . 411 Al; 42 32 .60 . l'Air IN IS 35, 33- '37 30 :40' 'Snow Saar ( 19 31 .! - 241 33 VG .IS Fir Do. 10 26 '29 :/8 26 29.94. • . Snow [ .017 I • qf . . -. . . . % - utriwAWK, JAN. 23. , --Tlisre is .very little do:it; in o' 4 nop Market, and - no variation in price from lai our t - ' 4 •I't,cl-::...ti iil. ti 91. 1-3.- I.ags, 41. I2s. to 81. 14s. per e vt. BIRTHS. At aniline, the • Lady of,Litutenant-colonet Charles Nl`Cluo r . liv,.of,Gle.nforsa,..pfa son. Ou ti , iturtiapla:t,at‘his house in lieurietta , -street, the LOS .of the flOo. Charles Law, of a datighter. • '-04 Munilay last, at Claphao Counnon, the . Tiolt.Mrs.Mtrf ris, Latly of Edward ,19-,,rris, Esq. of a daughter. NI AMU ED. On the. Lath init. et Edinburgh. Mr. Thomas Drutro/ o ' li° 'riter, to-Ydiza, poly daughter of John Duchannan, • .of r'uniiren. On the Litli inst. at Whitehouse, nea•r Nlusselburgh, SIMV, 1 11 ,d, BBoyle, ohert Royal Highlanders, to Ali.!° l4 eidet daughter of Charles On'thel;tllinit. at•Niirth Berwick, Lieutenant John s Regilionif of Foot, to Isabella, eldest daughter of ," late 1-10.:Bttril' of' The Name day, - Greenock,' Adam Anderson, Ei'l• t ,4 - 1•111itly,. parish of St. An Jamaica, to' Ann, eldest daub ter of tlielafe Mr. :lames Frazer. - At.Gre'ettited, nu Naturday - last, the Rev. George fingbr oi : to MISS fYyd, only daughter of Ord, of,Greeiisted-W i . Essex, li,itl.• . . • . . DIED esterday, nt bee house in Lambeth Terrace, Mrs. Swalial'. relrvt of Sainuel - fiwAey; Esq. deceased, in ber's4th year. i,. . On the .i Stlf. hist. David C.-timing, Esq. of - 1 - itgliGni y-1 ,13-- aged 89.. .., „ f' On Monday last, in-tbe7oth year °fills age, .17nucs' 17 -''' f „f ca4;p l ,olor, r:sq.':of Manchester-square, . , the “overntoent of Madras.' I nle 4, ! On ;the. 2snli- of-October, 1814, at the Island of Nevis, . 3 . fi' - Jet Tolsiii i Eiiii, brother of the eciebratedatrainatio author, latel3.: iiMeniber - ! - .(,),NDON ett trint by CAItST,NIRS t .'No. cr 4 ';:,o l bitOttbit;s;•:tpripithii•Atieti. by Nl'::\. SCRIPP, at tlw ,4tT:,:-:OrPicr., Nn. Stia,nti; wire