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u 'LAW REPORr. • COURT Or iotlNG's BENCH, JULY So. iITrINGs BEFORC L P £l.l3wannuCit AND 4i•sri. CS :.S. jet,. OUILL/liA Li, LONDON, PEMBIIRTON NAIIIN t •The Plaintiff was a Proprietor of Stock in the 3 per Cent. Consolidated Bank Annuities, to the amf;unt of tBOOl. ; and this Aaion was brought to recover from the ,Delendant, Mr, koa a reaped. able Broker, the sum of 12621, 55'. being the value in sterling money ut the above stock as it was sold on t h e Srh of, May last, fur which the asfendaut h:nl given to the Plaint iff his check upon his anikur, Mesirs. Mattin . •and Co. dated the sth of NII3 eilcutustances of the case were shortly these the Defendant, as a Broker, sold the Plaintiff the ati:vve•,stoi;k, ,at his reqtfest, ,to a, Mr. Smith, the price of the days sidlieh Was about 69 it being the day the tOrgety was puhlished in the form froin Lnrd flawkcShury to the 1,-rd Mayor; and.having so sold, it, the liKendant, stead o 1 referring ,the Plaintiff ro ,Mr. Smith . who, had pnrch,iscd the stock., gave tlp PAinliff his own clwCk. Lyon' his Banker, taking• tl ) t; settlemcvt.of the trans,Cilon .ell between hint and Mr, Smith. iklore his check was paid,' the bobbie, as it is called, burst, Olaf the falsity of the news, 'was disco verel,, odant bail a cocvetsation, which't ( he i s iaintitV said, he woult`anot lie singular, if other' agreed not to exc. cute contrails entertd 'tiara ,011 that d,ty. he wou!d not up,lo ir, and therefore h di.l. noliusist.upou it then, hut said . he would take time to consider of it bettire he presented rite check ; but aftrtwards he insisted On enf)tcing the contraa. The Defendant gave notice to the Bankers not to pay this' check, for that he was not liable to pay. it under - the cir, CtliTh , tatlCeit of this Case. • . NIX. CARRN , / O said, that lie had ob A ut th at if 1114 "Vii7Ywas brought against Mr; ‘ ,.sliiitt:, the porcivaser of the,stock, he must have pard,the mn. trey, for there vials no,ienputation upon the Pkintiff that..he was connected with the fraud, because the principle of this case hail been already decided, and that bargains made on that day,were like bargains on any. other day, perfatiy legal, unless there was •fraud in the perion selling ; but he submitted that the Broker had discharged his of f ice when he had•sold the stock and named, his Principe)... Lard St.LENBOROUGH , Faids it was perfealy deal that t his defence. would have been gondi if the Briiker had said to the Seller," Go to the Purchaser fur yOur money,":kut instead of doing sot; he gave to the Seller his Owh check oporr his Banker, which ,was etrivalent'io a of Exchange, aod there. , to r e, unless inch a check, or Bill af.Exchange, was for an illegal consideration, or withoutfonalJera.. non, the liolder was entitled Io enforce pityment, otherwise there would be. an aid of the wlible sys. tem ut Bills of Exchange. Mr. CJARRqW said, the Defendant in this case could nut go against Mr. Smitithy anion. Lord EtArrt . aoßnutm baid, they might ha* a remedy agaittsi him in Equity. Vertlizt tor the Plaintili--dAmages i 3651. Ss. Pram. fist LONDON GAZETTE, :1:0 7 ) , T 9, 01,03. 11: 3 4 , 6ffisre, 7:4), r 9, t So 3 • 28th Reglment'of Foot. Captain George Gongh, to he Ma jor, vice Thomas, promoted. To t o Captains -- Captain rttierick Stovin, frlin of the 614. Captain J. Sp:tidings, from klatt•psti of lite hcgitrient of tite Irish Brigade. Captain L. thbetson, trent Half-pay of the Independent Companies. Caigalt I • 4radley,:trom Hall-pay of 62d Foot. Captain 1. Jar. ve.7, from 11:111- . 1my of the Cape Regiment. Captain Thornal.Costelto. from Half.pay of the•92:l L'oht. Lieu tenant Lord Robert Kerr, Irani the 8111 Foot. • T. be Lieutenants—Lieutenant j Mann, from t.!, ofthe Regiment. Lietirenant J. Hariop, from ditto. Licu tenant G. Haltrirti, from the Half-pay at the 4(11 Foot. Lieutepant Thomas Acklom, from lialf-pay of the 95th Foot. Lieutenant J. C. nowcra,..frorn Halt-pay of cite tA 4oth Foot. Lnelnnillt J. Ilowleti, front ditto, Lieuten • ant George Maticy,frout I.l,ttt"„Nty of the 9th Foot. To' be Ensign:—Henry Massey Cooper,. Gent, ) dtylni Anthony AligeloGent; • R H. Cushing, k . 1-. Stoney, Gent. Button Conley, Got. - W. Gent. To be Adjutant—Quarter-Mager Samuel Jainlatnes Nlaeartney, from the 6 . otit I'dot (with the Rank of Ensign.) - • , 29th R.e4iment of l'oot, Lieutenant.Sainuel Gauntlett to be Captain cif a•Company: 3oth Ditto, Brevet i‘lajuf Ralph Smith tobe.Major. abe Ensigns—Rob,.rt Seymour, Gen;. W..C. Harper, Cent--Comcr,:Gent. • William Grey, Gent. 31st' Ditto, Lienta•nant J. S. Hawkdiaw. to he Captain of a Cnnipany, - Serj,:ant. ialifs4in to be Q.aarter-Mii9- .te r , y, ce jp;!nintta.l to tr . , 32(1 1-,letwnant . Rowland to be- (:to:divot' a • ConifYitiy. Wondlo 33.1 - Dct to, Lieufeitant Ate :,under Eilstace to be Captain of a Cv1111:34. • • 34 111 I ) itl , :r, Lidn4nant II C..Diekeni to be ditto. Licoiew.ot ',I - I:it:Ito b (1;tto, 3411; 1).1.to, f.. 1 ;. ., , o oil( S.l .:0 !;;.: d;tto. Ditto, Lit. toCci.av,t, ‘; ,„ :tl.._ to lit , di - NO. 38iit I)ittn,l,teuten,int .; to he Captain of a Conyaity. Captait, Ott AL, from ii L i;-pay 01' Light DciA•,;0,..;., to be Alit •• a plinaitment (toes not take place. 3gth Regimeatt of Foot, Major the Hon. k. V. wcall4. from the oth'Foot,, to be' Lieutenant-Colo:1i, b: purchase; vice Bell, whoretires. Captain th: . M. Cathcart, front t;:e 6th West ladle Rcgintetit, to be.' • Captain: To he Ens,igns -John Peach, Gent. Icahn Lindiutv, Gent.' William Adair hlaeclou4al4 Gent., loon KcJIY, 4 6 OAt.• 4lst Ditto, Lieutenant William Decency• to be Captain of a Company. 43d Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Deshon to be dittO. Surgeon Andrew Browne, from Half-pay of the late Bth West liadia Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Sainiund, appointed to a Reetuiring District. 44th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-colonel Andrew' Ross, from the 54th Foot, to be Lientenant-colonci. • To he cilajors-Mejor Henry •Powrett, from Half-pay of the . Goth Foot. Captain Tho..Darnier, item the'4oth Foot.' • To 'be Captains-Lieutenant Edmond •Cogklan. Captain Thomas Murphy, from the tth West In 'a Regiment. To be Lieutenants-Lieutenant J,. C. Kenner y. from Half ,pay of the Reg,iment. ;Lieutenant's. A. Dudie, tiom Half. pry of the.46th, Font, Lieutenant T. A, Ballard, from ditto. Lieutenant j. Wynne, from'Half.paY of the 85th Foot. Lieutenant AlexanderAndrews,•front Half-pay of the sjth Foot. Lieutenant W Langley, from Halt..pity of ' the 2.1c1 Foot. Lieutenant I. Ponsonhy, front Hall..pay of the 68th Foot, Lieutenant A. Newport, from Half-pay of the 4th Font, 4sth Ditto, Lieut. Win. Smith to he Captain of a Company. Otit Ditto, Lieut. William , Thornton to be ditto. 47th Ditto. To 'be En4iptii-l'onsonby Mathews, Cent. Henry Leslie, Gent. William Rutledge, Gent. John Rosa, Gent. William Douglas, Gent. 41th Ditto, Colonel the Hon. David Leslie, front the late Tay tenciblei to be Lieutenant-Colonel. , • To be Ensigns-losepli S. Ranti,Gent. David Marlay,Gent. Colin Cartipbe I, Gent, .- Roberts, Cent. oth Ditto,. Lieut. T. Manners to be Captain of a Company. loth Ditto, Lieutenant William Willoughby to, be ditto. 3 tst Ditto, Lletnereint Thdittas Ormsby to be Captain of a , Company. Richard Storer, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice Tryon, ,promoted, 53d Ditto. To be Ensigus-DaVid Kennedy, Gent. A. C . Campbell, Gent: John Sloan, Gent, john Stone . , Gent. 54th Ditto, Lieut. J. Darby to be Captain of a Company. sstlt Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Jones . to boditto. 56th Ditto, Patten:lnt Andrew llrowne to he ditto. 37th Ditto. To .be Ensigns-Ij. H, Evatt, Gent. GeOrge• Scott, Gent. Arthur Ahmuty Vaneotittiand, Gent. Pros. per Pierrepoint, Cent. • 58th Ditto, Captain Alexander Wallace to be Major. Lieu. . tenant George Drnita to be Captain ()fa Company. To . he Lieutenants-Lieutenant S. Ramage, Irma half-pay of.the find: Foot. Lieutenant R. RochlOrt, (ruin Half-pay • of the o st Foot. Lieutenant J. , Byrne, ItoM halt»pay of the 27th Fun. Lieutenant t. C. Wood, from Hair-pay of the Ist Lieutenant V. , C Bovven, fionl ifalf-pay • • atil t ! 0.4;1 runt. Lieutenant 1.. W. White, fruits Half-pav of the 38th root. Lieutenant. R. 'Manley, trout I tilt-pay Or the sath. Foot.. To be Ertiiipl'-fltionas.ft Henisworth; Cent. soli Ditto, Lieut. I.G. Moore to lx captain of a Conspasty; both Ditto. 'To be Captains of. Coitipanws--Lieutenant I olin • earriptol; Lieutenant i)on.ilu Lieutiliatitlohn • , C.onlitt.ngs. Lieutenant Cioutp: Carty tight. • Lieutenant. l'arnes Punting. Lieu:on:ll.r --; De N•Ling , , , u. 616 t Ditstn, ; Lien te-nant•Mielviel Th?inas Scott, .from tee zjd kik,e,• . to bd Captain of a Company. 6 ILI Ditto, 'Lieutenant Williairt Ifitll to be ditto. • • • "• • • 63d Lieutenant FlaOcis Higgisis to be ditto.. 641 nOttt Lieutenant Raehard Vetting to be ditto. 6;th Ditto, Lieutenant. Edirarti Mout,: to ba ditro. 66111Dittc, 'Captain john linen to be Major. • l'a tic h •.-. "Gent. F. A. Fanning, Gent. Who G cot. Woollett, Gent 67th DittOi Brevet Lientenant.Colonel lames Stuart, from it„iii..pay, of the ludependent ewripatties, to be Major. To be. Captain s of Compaints-Lteutenant N. . C4ptal i Denis Bodkin, true; Half-pay. of tit;; late 24111 Light Dragoons. , • • . . To t. Lire tell4liti , -Lieutenant P. Herring, from Half-pay of.l3th Foot. Lieutenant I.'l, B. K.S.trSternian, tronl Halt. paY of -the soth Foot. Lieutenant K. IL ilarrisaii, from Malt: ppay Q 1 the 82d.FoOt. -Lieutenant F., D, Roundly, front litilf.pay of the 40th Foot. Lieutenant. A. Morris, fruit) ilalf.pay of the 5 : 411 Foot. Liellteitailt 1. Chat. tertoo, from Half.pav of the 24th Foot; Lieutenant C. Campbell, fromitall. pay of the 71st Foot. • 68th Ditto, Lieutenant lames Summers to be Captain of a 'Company. 69!h Ditto, Captain Archibald tel,Lathlan, from Half-pay of O'Connor's Levy, to be Captain. To be Losign-Charles Robison, Cent. j. Rivers, Cent. Craigie, Cent. Richard Snow, Gent. . 7oth,Ditto, Lieutenant` sher Boitte to be Captain of a Coin patty. • 71st 'Ditto, Lieutenant M. M'Kenzie to be ditto.' 1= I Ditto, Lieutenant George Raitt to be ditto. 73‘.1 Ditto, tireyet Colonel Andrew Hay, from Half-pay of the 934 Voot, to be, Major. Brevet Lieutenapt.Colonel Alexander Cosby Jackson, froM Halt-pay of the 40th Foot, to he Major. , To be Captains-Lieutenant Duncan Campbell, from the 91st Foot. Lieutenant William Mauro, train ditto. Tu beEnsigns-Durltatit Hall, Cent.. David Fraser,.Gent. Stewart, Gent. William Bruce, Cent. David Ken. Italy, Cent. Duncan Campbell, Cent. 74th Ditto, Lieutenant NMI Maxwell to be Captain of a. t:ompaity. 7S l ti Ditto, Lieutenant Alex. M‘Coll to be ditto. Lieuten. ant Charles Ceor 4 e Gray, frten Half. pay of Hunt's Levy, to be Lieutenant. 76t11 Ditto, Lieutenant John Rita) to be Captain of a.Com 77taiiY. • h Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Cray to hoditto. 78th Ditto, Lieutenant David . Forbes to be ditto. 70th Ditto, Lietitenant Alexander Cameron to be ditto. Moth Ditto, Lieutenant lohn Datrytnple to be ditto, ' 81St Ditto, Brevet Major Altheiticier Sharpe, lion the 49th • ("4. tube Ensigo - Thomits lidwords to be lieu. tepant, by puieilase, vice Andrews, promoted To be.Ensiglis- Allan 111 , Rea; Gent. I. Duval, Cent.* -- FAnCoUrt, Gent. Lint... Campbell, Gent. To Ito' Surnerni-Surge , ,,ii j . Joins, from Half-pay . of the I PC' Re1...101(1U, Ilarbinson, appointed to a Kecruiti o , ; g2tl Ditto, I.lcuichant IVitllam Fittgetald to be Captain of a Vitaipariv :0;34 Ditto, lieutenant William J. Homan to. be ditto. 84th Ditto, Lieutenant I >!nt Stirling to hcdisto. ilath Ditto, brevet Li,:iiii,:naitt-Coloncl David Mt:111foot, trou, the koth Fcrn, vice Got. don, ap i .oint.hi ail A., Quarter... Master Geocral. ItUTTVR FT F. TM - 0. WINDLE. This Adion was brought .to recover three penal.; ties on the Coal A4i4i. First Of all, so recover on the 3d of Geo;*.ll. c.-2. a penalty of fool. fur sell, log Coals of a different deseriptkun from those which was agreed upon between them and the Purchaser ; that was to Noy, for, delivering' flaitim instead of Walkeral coals, the one being abnitt 1511, per chill. druntruire - in value than the other, S , condly, For Coals., ,and delivering aern ,o„, ti o r the inr;otlre they ouipt to Inota010) . ) ini,heltrinsteml 189.• Slimily, For ticlik—r!ng them without nsing,"a 1, m , ;; e 1 Got the tneasure ~;heal, Ikon the first of tl,e:r there is a penalty olsoof. and tool. upon the ICepoti,•;rd SOS, ttiltin , the third. A'gOi fullymada out for the Plaintiff.' -The ti:fvoce set.Lp2by Mr. k.aottc fur cite De, fAniaor•%vas, that ,the contraft between the parties in this c,t,e a,r, n;it a 'stile for a five chaldrun and the ingrain, a. wited o►i tk.part of the Plairniff, imt,l(4 , a .morn of Coats, at they stood in the Barge When they 'were purchased, and that theDelendant• Marl klivrr,.a all - that were in that room, Two Witnesset , were called to prove that 148, anti'thy pro:ed that all in:the room wai delivered in waggons tn go to the Purchaser, and that they were alt Ir. led there ; but it appeared that two days ehoo.l between the time of the 4orgra4l and that of the delivery, and nohody gave any account of the . manner in which the Coals were taken care of in the mean time: As to the first part of the clot, nairte lv, that the'. Coals were - of a different quality from that which was sold, the DA‘eritlant gave no evi dence, and therefore the 5001. penalty against him ' was a maiter of coutse. .Lord ELLFlllloltot9ci told the jury, that If they were satisfied that the omitted was for -a room .of Coals, and not a specific quantity, and that he had antially delivered all that was in the room, at . the tunic he sold it, that would he an answer to the pe. oaltiett of tool. and 501. But as to the ntker part id the case, innately, that of delivering. Coals of a di fvretit quality trorn thuic which Were sold, 110 4111 A W rhail been givin. Vcriliti for the Pldintiff,—Damages 6!ol. I.9rd ELLENBONOUCiII..--" 1, do ho,:e that these rnaltiCS Still . have some circa in producing, some ad vantage .to the Publirg? The jaw awl Sarah, Steel, of Whitehaven, from Baltimore, for Lisbon, is pot into INlibtfollc, itginiit. On the 7th May, she experienced a emlful thunder storm; the lightning limit:lc the tn,tinmast Ottst tselow, the main yard) and split it through, down to the lower deck.; :It ti.. took a piece out of the tup.gallant mast, and splintered the topmast from top to bottom. The eleetric lion! afterwards destondcd to the roain boom,, and went ofr into the water, with., a most dreadful ex-- odne of the crew received the ic:tit injurr• - 4.0 N 1)4) N Printed by PA) OIA N N 14' NI I L LAN; (of )'ow-Street, Covent-Gallon; ;zn At th Sv;,..OFFIcz, No, 1 12, ; ,herr 4dvertium:4ll, Cioders . ~ -.. Lieutenant Gcorie t thrington tubs. , Captaittora Cornpany. James Mtirrav;(.en.,„ to be Ensign, by Purchase, flee Pen ford, promoted. - 1 ~6th Ditto, Lieutenant. Daniel' Clayey. ,to be Captain of a , '. Company. - - ' S7lth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Gough to be ditto. 13Sth Ditto, Lieutenant Andrew Blake to be ditto. Roth Ditto, Lieutenant L. Kilbv Matthews to he ditto. oath 'Ditto, Lieutenant -- \Vebstet to be ditto.. . o I Ditto,..Lieutenant (ohn Campbell to be ditto. • ~ 9:ot . Dit to, Lieutenant James Mitchell to he ditto, , . I 9311 Ditto, Lieutenant A. Sutherland to be ditto. 94th Ditto, Lieutenant Queensberry Douglas to be ditto. 95111 I)itto, Lieutenant Blois Lynch to be ditto. or.tii Ditto, i Lietitenant William Hintle to be ditto. . 5.11 \,Vest India Regiment, Serjeant-Nlajor l'hcettas Kirby to b•e. c) ,arter..Master. vice Everett, dismissed the Service. • Royal ... African Corps, Lieuoatant kVilliaut Murray, front tile 21 Garris , in Battalion, to be Captain, •• - ColOnel Vangittait's Battalion of• Reserve, 7 litCtlllit-0010- I 1 C 1 Salylltd: Gibbs, tm roi ,lalf-pay of . tla re Loth West 41 Jodia let4;inteat, to be , Lietitenant-Colone -.,- '7' . To`bl:t V% .1'41137- Lioutenatit 'Henry Lodge, from. Half-pay of - th c ., s o t F oo t. George'Thurne, Gent. C. I.'.',l3eil,••Gent. ' Rodic.:y - Bell, Clout. - • Colonel Robinson's.liattalion-of Reserve. To be EuSigns— Wiltiain Hamner, Gent, I. W. Stveetrnan, Gent; Duneker, -Gent. ' P Shad w.:ll ICormao, Gent. - Colonel Mairlandts.Battalion•of Reserve, Captain Frederick Adtm,•from the ,Colostreant Regiment of-Foot Guards, to tie .;.1.0r.' To he Ensi.e,iis.-E wen Mactioealii,•'Gent. fames Cameron. Gent: •Myrton Brotiterron, Gent.. George Cautpb4l,. Gem. -• . - ' ' - ..•' • • . CI E, , i...:1 Sherbrooke's Battalion of Reserve: To be En. ~lens --I::CtlWlt:trit - lames Hill from lialf•p.,y. of 1 1 4; oa t Fo , ,t. 1.i..0t0-naor Richard flapper, front Half-pay of the 6; 1 F,;.'i. 10;111 Pat soner,e, (..'ent. ----..,. C 001 0 , t; e 4. c,, ~,A.:l tile_ i'..:ri til" . CotV,m's. Bat...ali.on of IL-.o..trve Ptoy,:tt 1,:. ,,, t ~,..(:) , i,„,..1 1 woli4o l Doyle, from the 24th t0...t, v. , b.. \10.,: - . . - ' • To he Eii,,i,,ns--Gbarres Whyte,. Gent. Bolton Edward Sa. - - g..nit, Gent laitl,!,;lvlacplt,z.csnil, Gent. .•.‘, • . . . C lobe! Lciv,:son`.(:-.,i , ver' Bat:alitai of R . ::;;erve, Lieutenant.. ! COionel . 1c.,0n line S! , ,,..rrzt, !Terri 44/.l):ty of the G z i ' Foot, to be I.i.totetiatit•Coltmel..'- 'To be Eitsio.is.- -- Peshall, .Gent. George 'Mockler, ~ Gent. Itobe:rt Sm. th, Gent. , Benjamin Dumas, G,:or: Colonel Brode:rick'S'l)att.,litio of Reserve.' Tu be Eniieus - - • . I.:Mitchell, Gent. Michael HZ,Wittl, Gent. Ingram, . Georgl trCtinou'r, Gent. '.. .. • • Colosiel purnant's Battalion of Reserve; Lieutenant_-Colonel ' - lolimStnith. frouttl ....te 3 tat Foot, to be Lieutenant-Coionel. To belEnsigns--Charles Gardiner, Gent. Tholit'as ratiV. T 1101.135 Milling, Gent. SerjeantEdward Thome, front tne Coldstream Regtment of Foot Guards... . Colonel LtonleCs Eattaliotv-of iteicrvq. - To be Eusigns— . Joseph .I.'eters, Gent. Tames Aickest, pent. Daniel Gal - laker, Cent. D,...vid Griffith, Gent. • - To be Adjutant---Adjutant 'flionias Charles Watson,• from.' halt'-pay of the 27.. l Light. Dragoons, Whit the ''.tack of Ensign. : Color el Blake's - Battalion of Reserve, Captain John'Far-• - quitarson, from •the4t.l Foot, to be Major. To be EnsignsHarnos Walker, Gent. Henry Bretvstman, foseph Malone, ,GeOt; G, Killikelly, Gent. Corr fly of Artificers -In the Barrack Department, Ensign Benjamin 'Vaughton, front the..eth ° Royal Gatr:sott liana:. • lion, to he. Aieutenant. - .•.' 7th Royal Garrison Battalion, Quarter-Master William Hock aday, from the tst boot Guards, to be Licutenant,. vice Douglas, placed on the Retired List. . HOSPITAL-STA FF. . • • ' W. Domeier, M. Dc to be Physician to - the Foreign. DepSt in the Isle of Wight. . ._.• " . • - Apothecary Thomas. Ross to be Surgeon . to :the Forces.• Surgeon Robert Saltnootl, trout the 43d koar, to be Surgeon • .01 ii• ReCrUiling . Dititile.i. Surgeon Mathew Harbinson, from the Stst Foot, to-be ditto. To be Apatite:caries to the Forees,Apothecary john Crane, front Half-pay. Apothecary Will-rant Wood, jun. from, ditto. Apothecary .A.. Stuart, front ditto: Apothecary W. S. Holland. from ditto. Apothecary.'. L., Bolton, from ditto. - Apothecary Robert Allen, from ditto. Apo thecary Thomas Ross, from ditto. To be I)eputv Purveyors to the Vorces—Dcputy pufviyor S. P. Hugh, ugh, from Half-pay. ', Deputy Purveyor. -Therm Ogle, iron ditto, Deputy .Ptirvevor Charles Mapother, -from ditto.' ' . l)etittly . Purveyor' . J. M. Scars, from ditto. • ... .Mva . Scotia Regiment of Forcible infantry. Captain Adrian 1)e Yooge, from Half-pay of •to be Captain. • - • 14 e 43d Foot, Lieutenants lames Eccles, from Plait:pay of the, Prince of Wales's tut; 4ntericait•Volttnteers, to he Lieutenant. .. Canaellan Re4illent cif Fe - raible . l , ll.tnity' ~ ' Colonel 'Thomas' Peter, from Half-pay of the t tsth Foot, to . be Colonel. . LORD LArIIVGTON't SPEECR TO,TIIE COUNCIL. AND ASENIIILY OF sr. TpruE . k. . . • • Mr. 'President, And (4;l4:men of the Council, Mr. • S [maker, and Gentlerntht of the Assembly; I HAVE nothing inintinediate QpintiiAnd from is - Mijosty ,to contrnon! , eate to you ; but f have c,,nve ue d yo u , as early after my arrival in this .I,4anitas has laid in toy t.Ower, tot theyurposes.ol etiabling, yin' to ley betine ms twit- business which you stay haves to dii!).ncli, or any wishes which you entertain, in which* my per,:,,nal .conperation witty 'you may he necessary, nod .of assiiring you of the - gratificatlan winch I shall feel, if I..caii In any d egree lender my. present* at Ai „„ e pt il bt,i t o you, or it , .cittl. to the. Country, • The unexpected btrainets which. has 'occurred to me in those Islands of my - Got/tint:tient which I have lately visited, and the uncommon delays. which Hut.: met with in v.:string from one of th‘nit to another, will obli# me to nuke a con siderthle•libritigement of t he tcrin whielt I bad allotted to my conYinuenee in. this I stad... lint it will be a ple as u re t o me to remain with you '45 lot% :tic sty indispensable iivocatnins, in the Windward Parts of my Cainmand..willpeanit.; ,and I - .shall think those moments the roost' happily employed. A.:chit:li, Miring , my stay A you t i Can OCXOtt:: TO the ic StrvitTe, :old to the promotion of sucli objeCt4 AS may con:lnce to the happiness of the Inhabitants. of. St, Christopher's. 1 trust that there exist too litany proSiintable Idectges of my . solicitude for, and attactittient• to the welfare and int,•,retiti. o f this Island, to permit A dOilin t o . be c4iterlaitied of my. Sin cerity, which l on 1)0 OCC.t unit 46:1R:t0 be apprecLitcd by any other test than niy Public Condlief ; and in the tcr,4llattriii of this, the apptottation of my Royal Master, and the atfections. of those of his Subjects, over wham he.,ltas been pie4seal to appoint inc to preside, .at they ever have been, ever will be, tltd• tint objetts of my study and ambition. SAINT CHRISTOPIIER's, TO HIS 'EXCELIANCY THE HON. LORD LAVINGTON, sc,.: D. &4:; May it please your - Excellency, W w request your • Lordship to accept our rerpeaful and affeCtionate congratulations upon your return to this Island. Allow us also to tbitgratulate ourselves, the community at large, arid every class of Its Citizens, upon m ev.t which diffitses the frost lively, gencralOnd itudissentient joy. It seldom. happens, that when a Governor revisits a cominu. nity, the period of lus arrival is marked as an epooltli of vidual 35 well as gtneral felicity. But upon.yoiir Lordship's return to us, every man who has s een you felic i t ates his Leigh. boor upon fi fe restoration of the Governor's health, the proba bility in its continuance, and the hope of his enjuyiin; it 1 , ,i14 and uniiitereoptedly.- It seldom happens, that upon such aft event every father, when he embraces . his children, and enjoys the happiness of being surrounded by his family, his heart throb as touch at the prospect of public, as the pos. session of dornestie happii,ess. We have heard with th;.. liveliest pleasure, and acknow ledge with the liveliest gratitude, your Lordship's assurances orconsideration, regard, and favour. The terms in' "hick they are conveyed cannot proceed from, or be listened to, with ordinary feelings. Strong and unecmmort mus.l be the chiOtions which didate and are excited by assurances that the wet fare an d happiness of the Colony will be thp study and ambition of its Governor. And yet these expressions are not mire cond , iscending and gratifying, than natural ansi to be ekpeeted. They only pourtray wo , ds what your Lordship has always evinced,t o tts in condud, in affability, and kindliest to all who a ppr oac h your person ; in zeal and anxiety for the public good ; in be. nevoience and charity, NirtiWie those amiable valities were most wanted and least . known. Your Lordship's vxamPle hai brought them forward to notice, and pressed them on MIL_ tation in a manner that promises to relieve indilence, protea helpiesshess, sub,ti mite knowledge for ignorance, virtu; for vice, and felicity f•or wr.qcheriness ; to disstminate these blessings among the most numerous, the most iestimte, and Publkbe4 by WILL? m SCR , tot for tbe rat er , Letters fur &c, (1444-la:a) DIED. Pi: /UR. O ILSIL flt - kistrevt, tiroveilor-squate) • tut“ be akidlet.,c,i, the most n . ;:is2rnbts crater.: of tha critirmint your LilfoSiiip'S wish, is yout ., tonisliip's upoi our Lordafp'saclinttustratioua in,: tri even ambition, and might render humility Permit ua t. hope, that thy indispen; Cover - in - nem willtiotat an early period de; iielits and satislatilion that firm .from you; Island.. A; long as the welfare of the we are asstired of yonr stay ; but we cam. ourselves with, the expedatim. that a protratied oppor!...- , will he afforded us of cc ntintiing our attentions, 'evincing out esteem, and expressini.; our gratitude. !t trite, that other Culonies may receive your Excellency with more cereinohy par::de, with more outward farm and scerning obettutousnyss. hart i:oivhcre will Lord Laving. ton be welcomed with more ze7tlous• ;:ttaehment or affix.' tionlte roped tniitkti,t the island of St. Chrtsol):ler. JOHN GARNETT, •• Sraker of the Assembly. A similar Mares, was presented to his Lorthill by the; cow,c;!. On S.tt4rdly the ttith inst.at Winchester, Hants, in •, - bed with her thirteenth or Page, Laq . liarrael: ut that piai.c. S TO:: KS, E.lnk Stocks .• ' I' , 11, " c ' •- k :cik 7 ; l'Pr tew '" , i - • 4 91 a ,' - '. . : . t>. prsno. ,y; Iti4p cper,Cezt. ; ,' r 1: r, i et e- C.A. t,.,1 694E1 , . ~, ..:-r. ;pt. ent. 5::::,:', ,3 er S-:, I ,t• 54 3}s:- .. , ',, mi. 3:ter t: • (.. , :o c3,' z. ;1 ~:,; : ;'.,r 1111 v Acr. !lark 1.. A. 14 ; L. 0.,... itA open. 5 ; .I j '.ii ,• LJ 1t t o Short • t LYNIINGTON. HANTS. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 13y 'Mr. CiIRISTIE, -- .. k' ~? At his.Gre.kt Ro9m,. Pali Mali, On TI•TURSVAY, ,Ith of A Ugttut, at Ur,.: O , C leek', • - • .IN ONE OR Mold. LOTS, • A DRSIR:A 1.3102)(1-101,D ESTATEYELL., M ENT - Barn aiA [)ttt-housca, together itit E1(..;1-T ACRES of Arable, Meadow, ana Marsh Land, let to Mr. Bursey, Tenant at W il, at the long „annual Rent- of zol. hot of doahle that annual . ..du.% "The Estate is eligihlv situated zalpinin,-, te 13.axiciu Clitl, near the road leading 'iron l.'y'rnington to Christ Cliurkl► sown mite. from tie foriner, and three front thelat ter. 1;0 • Cliff,. which :ulio . ,n; to the prinuipal part of th,e Es% te, haS a full' commend of ,view of !tile of NcLAile4, and preents many delightful spots for building. • , The Estate is held utaler : the College of Winchester !LIT thr‘;',e T.ives, subject to an eat:y fine, aid - Quit Rent or bltt teen Shillings. - May. be -viewed with leave of the Tenant, and printed l'ar ticulars arc preparing. A DESIRABLE FREEI-101.1) ESTATE of.Tl111: 1 'S -, . FOUR C.HESI-11KE ACRES: TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTLON, Under the Diredion of the *Assignees of Mez3rs. Richard-. son and it'orthington, Banknains, at tile Star J, n, "s• - Deansgate, in' Nlatichester, tin Thursday the 4th 11, y 0 t • August next, at Five o'clock id the Afternoon, THE FEE-SiNIPLE and INHEI;CITANCE of. and in all that capital Mcssuage or Mansunt I+< usually called Sit A Rs-roN HALL, situate Stiarthol, the County of Chester, and now' in the possession of WorthUigh:so ; together with the Garticos, Wi)icll are well stock.eal,and principally walled in ; and also the Co;n:1,-; ,, n 1, ; e, Barn, and other Out.builttioga, coinpritn; very extensivo Startles and Shippons, tlierettnto hclongiori• . Anu 4 6 0 s it :tipsy sey.er.al Close;;, 1• tclda, '. or Panaiel ot rich Meadow. 1 _)astttre, and Arable Land, appartaitune, araletectipied with the said Messuage or c• containing in the whole 34 Ades of the large a,c • . sure, or theteaboutt. .. And air all that . Ivteisnage or DwellinA-11cuse .in Shars.. ton aforesaid, situated near the,,. rid tt r and no!'tit• the oecupstion , of George .GA-,tinil 11.cr, p ; with a large Sinppon and, Out thereunto belongtttg.. • . And also all those two Messtiages or Cottages 0,-t:gatotis to tit , : Premises; and notv:irt the• several !Ridings a 'Li bath Barran and Alice 1-I,:innet. 1 Sharston Hall is it, a pleasant Situation nu the TWIT' •4 • Road het s wectt the Towns of Stockport ;nisi Aittincluun , log .tbtir links dista,nt from each, n and not inure titan l' ir4 nultis frcen Maricheoet.. The Lands lie withiu.a ring f en "' and are in ex(,.ei lent conaticti. Itnuse in the . ptNsts.4ion of George Gad and '44 ,4 14 "/"P "'WY, and , weil,i3flculat44 for theoccupation Farts ofa er ; and with a attitattl,l; quantity of the Lands t 1,114'n to it, naY be ent;o tor that p:trliose, Llkewise will" he Sold•by•Aueinnt at saute tfine 211 d place, under the direction of the kiX;Ve Asiti,nees All Two seva;ral , mirly • ..Chief Rea:rved ' Iterit3 3S. 40. each, issaing out of a certain Plot co land tuAte in or ;teal Deoifsgate, , iti . Ntinc nester afores.,idf part cn . Plot of Land calk' the Lion's 1),o), Loin,onia N ; yards, or thereabouts, and the Budding" - , thereupon eiv, - .lot wherzitv the said Rents att. y te. ,ice. .. • Mr. NVorthington and the T-1 ;tits well thew the Premises . at Sharston t and turtilt:r (11,111r,111Uti unay he hail that A*si P*sl N'lr• ThohLis ity.cant, of ai;.i Mr ‘V , "'. Limtop, of Mancliestr ; or from ilie" I‘l,:ssrs,. Sergeant and NbW N1141)1LINP, ALT. At the only Watehirix it t tar, jAMES's PONY!) No. 45, St. l'aul'_, Church-yard, Londotip - 1 4 o r ti i s c.S x I S ) o t : . at the it Cia:litt•zi, that (ann. tho It of Seil!cmlttNr. " C Sr.:1111)i siio4l,l b aprlieh to ali t•roprietary tor Voreien as tor t7oosumptioni anti a “ A 1 :I to tit..! Statlivs, psi 11 1 „e •t's ut : n I),ltk, the yrice3 of .4 . I Pos%der b.• ttl rotuic . per I :ILket„ t o; per Dozen bat Like quaont, of a Dozen h a cr Ile (as !mak. tut voi) and N ivy / :,„.. ii. And 4$ by litV(.oar tit: o ..! C 410,11 , , fh , • Stamp Office, Piatcs are pre'pereti i..r Jr.: tie , ate use, with nis engraved in eaLli Stamp, i ,'". will bu•catetiti to observe, that the. " . 1 . 3 No , 4s, St. P.turi," 1)1111ted the statllps el ;• t h` l ediclue)t; aid 4 „ i It V I)reitnr,l tiLtt thii with be a clew- security against Counter:cits, •.0 Lahlas on Dr, lain.-s's Powder will b..• tuaatiltinuat hencetorwa rd. • Stamps will be gratis, as usual. to thost i, " purchase Halt a 1)oz-zit or more at a time, at 0 , 1 • priced articles. , Pr. atnes'b Powder a of nici s ' Do. it "tie - 24 o I Bark 4 1,,),(44 Analeptic 4 6 i i "°• large liox - 24 o - 1 4 1)r. Steer's podeldoc 2, 6 Geninne 7 .A.Ritiebusatte Do. Ccida nunn ivuisiiie t)r. 3 1 1 1 insOi s} t p 7 2 0 6 9 ts 4 Setts 7 Doer.ryli,abriegsactiroiucsjizis 4 enges . i 6 ti li Dr; Austin'a Chalybeate Dr..llooper's Pills ditto - 4 0 Mii4nesia - 3 ,*; Datby's Carminative r q Heurq; Ditto - EsAnkeoft:oltsfoot 3 a Norton's DrOps . o re tute 3 6 - Da. Tolu I.4zen.i•es I , N. 11. Sta'rd's with i" , tr. Nesvber's r.sLi4ll o .lc e tele 'cast twenty Articles abovc Crionierate'd ; 411 ti "I TO House, he is mate: the itee,•s pa in ting out, that Itar'l3 at the iast 1 4 .:itit of St..P.a , it's, neliest to Cher•- 4 P 34 `, l ',l i eri that ltas a large \lithe Stticco.al Fro lt tt, O i liSk; Wtrils are i , ... • rilto1: iI F. tl\l V tvAREIik" rOlt DR. JAMLS's POWI)ER." ay. This has br: study, and tea. • - re that 'would satiAd y herself proud. - nsleic avocations o ieprive us r.ftlie Ar residence in thi Colony requires it nnct help tiittering Itracied opportunity SII IP NEWS. -,- ,` GRA.VESIND, JULY 19. . , : -..1 PassA by—the Aurora, Winilinda le, from Norway; !PAU Coeldin, from Limerick ; Three Friends, Cornelius, aroilk T . Floilining, Boon, from It otterdairt. '' t 1 Sailed-the Birmilighain Pai:ktt, Cochran, for Charlestolkt,' , ,, Commerce, Sa.v.ige, for Cnpenhaß.l); Neptunus, - 4 -' 441 1 , 4) and GeodeWerwagting,Z4;:ker, for Rotterdam. V ----- ~),-, DIED. .?,_:: In Satilnity the rtith inst.at Winchester. Hants, in chi l i , n. bed with her thirteenth cl.iicl, :Ors. Page, wife of -'1) ',,- P.,i.,e, L4q. Barrack-Mit•.tv of that pla‘c. • -,, , PR/UR 0l• STOCKS, , Y.E31k..10,ky. 'Bank Stnek r col two - 1:012 S tick IQ4 7 `.4 try 4; put t..cri.. lii,: i i• India liOntls l i ar 5. pren) ' ~...,, ,; 1. er t en• t , ..c. Ni s r-,x: Itii .. p,lr s. prem. , 1•4,i,, 1 i h.j) c_per,Cell't, °Mr:W.III C.:...4 . '" ' 4e , , c..t. 4..,•ti 697,1 lut e :T. ; pc: Lent. 5Z ,',&',.i i, 'er.•': , R. 54 3')ii "- " 4'^ • 1 '• ,-.... 3 ;ler c . (.:,,,, c . . 3, :? ti 31 31. 11.,i,! , .. ibr !lily Ace. ,n,% Rank 1.. A. 16i . .. l'i OPtil. Li 4:,, , i •, ,-. 0 ' LAM Short ,•-' -1111 X-1,