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From the LONDO.V GAZETTE, Aprd7,lBc4. trar-Qs;icei 2441 7 - ,- ISc4, Royal Regiment of Horse Guards,' Liektenant William C tudite to be Captain or a Troop, by 'purchase, vita Las , , who retires. Co net hum iiirst o be Lienteuanr, vice Cludde. 1-lon. Frederick lames Lambe to Comet,with, out pure rase, vice Napier, promoted in the loot. •. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards. Ba un,u, G t. to be Conact, vice Gordon, Regiment of ,Light Diagoons, Lieutenant the lion. H. C. Cavendish to be Captain of a "rroop. by purchase, . vice Belson, promoted 'in . the ;d West India Regiment. Lieutenant John Thellukm, from the --53 - Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Tuyll, who exchanges. Bth Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Lantier,- from the 18th-Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Burke, who exchanges.- lull Ditto, Cornet Robert Cracroft to be Lieutenant, with out pliTCll::ae, viice Parrett, promoted. Peter Lautour, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Cracroft. , 13th Ditto, William Turing, Gent. t . o be Cornet, by pa'r chase, vice Doherty, promoted. 1-4th Ditto, Lieutenant U. John Mationy to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase. Cornet T.. Campbell to t?: Lieutenant, vice Alabotiv. tBth Ditto, Lieutenant Edward hurk, from the 8111 Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Lander, who exchanges. 23d Ditto, Goorge Vernon, Gent. to be Cornet, withou purchase, vice Drought, promoted. Coldstream 'Regiment of FOot Guards, -.7-7 Lcrd Alvanley to be Ensign, without purchase. lolin Rose, Gent. tis ue Assistant-Surgeon, vice M'Gregor, promoted. 3tl Ditto, George Bowater, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase,-vice Lord Waldegrave, promotes in - tlie.3gth loot. 7th . Kgunent of Foot, Major Edward Blakency, from the 47111 Fooe, to he Mayor, vice Burroughs, who exchanges. gth Ditto, Lieutenant- plan Brown, troin the Ilan - - pay of the 5 ist Foot, to be Lieutenant,' vice Reid, who exchanges. istti Ditto, Ensign lames Stanley iiewetson to be Lieute- Lant, without purchase.. W. K. Burto n, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 16th Ditto, Ensign Daniel M`Donald to be Lieutenant,•with out putchase. 27th Ditto, Lieutenant Wheeler Sparrow to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Rigby, who ictires, To be Lieutetiants—Ensign Wiliiarn Fairtlotigh, without purchase, vice Williams, promoted in the 12th Battalion of ~ „ •serve. Ensign John iitagert, without puichasc„ vice Keith, removed to the 77(11 Foot. Lii.sio joliu Piing, Main the 2_d Foot, by purchase, vice Sparrow, promoted zgtii Ditto, Ensign Icahn lebb to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ro.van, who ietires.. 33d Ditto, Te-etice ritzgcrald, Gent. to be Ensign, by put t:mese, vice XI • I lity re, promoted. 34111 Ditto, D. W. ROss, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Heady, preur , teit. 35 - 04 Ditto. TO be Lieutenants, without purchase:LEnsigh Mansur, vice Fox, promoted in Major Lowe's Corps. Ensign, 1-lopley, vice Fhillott, promoted in 'thud 3d Battalion of Reserve. Ensign Richard Cost, vice, Irw:a, promoted hi the Bth West India Regiment. 39th Ditto, Lieutenant Duncan . Campbell to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice iloneyrnan, who retires. Ensign john Earl Waltiegrave, front tile 3(1 Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant, without- put - Chase. Ensign 0. G. Fehrsten to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell. • 424 Ditto, Hospital-Mate A. M'tachlan to be Assistant- Surgeon. 47th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel lames Burroughs, frora the Itit toot, to be Major, vice Blakeney, who ex 7 • changes. s?d Ditto, Lieutenant lames Henry Reynett to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Lord Frederick Bentinck, prontoteri to the 4stit four. Ensign James Payler to be - Lieutenant, vice i-:eynett. 53d Ditto, Lieutenant from the 7th Light Dragoons, to he Lieutenant. vice Theilusun, who ex changes. Ensign William Thoiras Piss tube Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Weston, promoted. 14th Ditto, Et,:„igli - Aylmer to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Uiysses Burgh, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Aylmer. spit Dino,'Lieutenant Abraham Creighton. to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. lice Adams, deceased. illth Ditto, Ensign Thomas Mortitner, front the 83d Foot, !o be Adjutant, with the Rank of Lieutenant, vice fietheting. ton, deceased. sqth Ditto, Colonel jarnes Dunlop, from the 77th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel; vice end pot, who exchanges. doth trim, Lieutenant Lewis Ritter from the Bth West India ReAhricnt, to be Lieutenant, vice Ratsamhausen, promot ed in Sir Cliat!es Green's Corps. Ensign Robert John klarvey, from the si,l Foot, to be Lieutenant: by purchase, vice Mauriage, promoted. Assistant• Surieon James Al lard, from the Half:pay ut the 'Loyal Eraigraits, to be Assistant -Surgeon. fitst ditto, -Daniel Charles Hemns, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mitchell, whose Appointment has nut taken place. 66th ditto, Ensign Henry Pierce, Blake:ley to he Lientenant, by purchase, vice Gulland, who retires. lames -Stewart, Grist.. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice 'Woofer, whose Appointment has not taken place. Nh.holas D'Arcy, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 131akeney 77th Ditto, Lieutenant- Colonel ls. Philpot, - from the syth Foot, to be Licuteir..nt-Colonel, vice Dunlop, who ex- changes, 78th Ditto, Thomas Valiant, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. cro.se, vice Dunbar, promoted. 79 th Ensign Sinclair Davidson to be Lieutenant, with , out purchase, vice McNeil, prombted. :3d Dittu IV itilain Stock, Gent. to be Ensign, by Purchase, vice 1i .1, pro:rloted. sg r h D I ; '-i, rienry Curtis Hale, Cent. to, be Ensign, by Purch 'e, vice Nl'Dougal, promoted. - pith V 4.1, Ensign 101./1 M' L)earrnid. from the 7th West Intl* . Regithent, ti be SeLond ' Lieutenant, by. Purchase, vi, Stewart, promoted in the 6.lth Foot. joint Evans C itt. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hamout, v.ito retires. 3d West Imlia Regiment, Quarter-master r. Hawksworth to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Anton, promoted in the 7th %Vest India Vegintent. Serjearit-Major Connor to he Q.iarter-master, vice Hawksworth. Colonel Rani Say's Regiment, Captain Andrew Pilkington, from the 4sth Loot, to be Major, vice )(Ming, promoted. ist Battalion of Reserve, Lieptenant Charier Trapps, •from Halt-pay of the 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant. scl Ditto, 'Lieutenant Clement Kirby, from Half-pay of the 22d Foot, to. be Lieutenant. Lieutenant J. N. Young, from Half-pay of the 46th Foot, to be Lieutenant.' sth Ditto, Lieutenant' Anthony French, froth Half-parof the Wit Foot, to be Lieutena t. Lieutenant J. C. Mar tin, from Half-pay of the :sth Foot, to be Lieutenant. 7th Ditfo, Lieutenant Henry Winehoinbe ' froth Half-cay of • the ,;oth Foot, to be Lieutenant; Lieutenant George Alauritz, from Hal of the 46th Foot, to be Lieutenant. lames- M 4 lJonnell, Lent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Cunningham, whose Appointment has not taken place. stl nsign • tames Dunlop, from the 45th Foot, to be • Lieutenant. 9th, Ditto, Lieutenant William Holland, from the 9oth Foot, to be/ Captain of a Company, ,vice Dumaresque, • • . deceased. loth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Capaclose, from the 4th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Campbell, appointed to the 46th Foot. tint Ditto. _John Elsey, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nelson, pronioted in the loth Battalion. 4ztli Ditto, Ensign Anthony Graves, from the 3lst Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nelson, who resigns. York kengers, Assistant-Survon [olin Nl'Mahon, from the srh Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Stone, who resigns. King's German Legion, William Clarkson, Gent. to be Ve terinary Surgeon. York Light Infantry Volunteers, Ensign J Mueller, from the Queen's German Regiment, to be Lieutenant. Royal Waggon Train, Serjeant Major - Balam, front the isth Light Dragoons, to be Cornet. MEMORANDUM. Lieutenant George Mozelcy and Lieutenant Patrick -Man nen, of the 7th - Battalion of Reserve, are. dismissed His Ma jesty's Service , for s candalous and int:imous ci.nuiud, in hav ing, purposely, publicly, and in the grossest manner, insulted t he tVives of two Officers in the same Battalion, in the Bar racks at Norman Cross, by addK:Ssing to them, and in their hearing, the most obscene language, and for having, on seve been guilty of expressions and condu ral o:lier occas i on s,ct equally indecent and degrading to the ciarader of. Officers and Gentlemen. In Gazette of ioth November, 1803, Plymouth Dock Volum:cert. For tonathan Elford, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, read Jonathan Elford, -Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, v ice Knolin. , , resigned. is: BerAsbire C-pw lry. aptain Charles Dundas, of the White-horse Cavalry, to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Captain Francis Sa- The latter Gentleman was Purser of the Princess (Capt..C.'s shi l ), and in answer to a question from the Counsel,-said, 4 f . Captain Colquitt reigns as much (if I may be allowed the expressing in the hearts of the seamen, as our beloved Sovereign reigns in the hearts of his-faithful subieds." The evidence being closed, Sir ALAN CHAMORE Vitt hs Charge• to the jury, explaining the Law on the sub*l, recapitulating the whole of the evi. derv, - pointing o u t whi c h parts a ff e d e d the Pri. cotters,. and making observations as he .proceeded. The Jury retired for about a quatter of an hour ; when they- returned, the Foreman pronounced %Vil. Liam Spatting Not Guilty, and the crowded. Court could not be restrained from sheaving their saris. fattiun by giving'three cheers; which were te rmed when Samuel Martin Colquitt was also de. dared Not Guilty. Mr. SParling was dressed in black, and Captain Colquitt in a naval,uniform. During the whole of the Trial, which lasted till. half past eight in the and Published by W it.t.a*e 4 LONDON: Printed by iil/CHANAN WMII.I.AN, (of Bow-Strees, Covent-Uarden); AR MICIR,ScRirrs, (ot South Mahon. At die Sux.Osirics, N o , ijz, s tro d ; w h ere Adiorrtisements, Orders fer,-(4; P.aPer s Letters for tiic Editor , SCC , (post paid) mu cheverell Stead, of the Newbury and Donningtmn-Caltle Cavalry, to be Major, with the Brevet Rank of Liouteilaim C.:oloud. East L4thian Gentlemen and Yeomanly Cavalry. . Robert Hunter, jun. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Bertram, re_ signed. Stnurbridge Gentlemen and Yea - manly Ca uaky. Cornet Francis 1 - loinfray to be Lieutenant, vice Briscoe, re signed. Waldron Rill, Cent: to be Cornet, vice Humtray. Alvd-davon Vo holder Company. Ensign T. Ribbeck, to be Lieutenant, vice King, resigned. N 04.6 Arleiford Legki 1. • • Captai❑ George jtjc be 11:lajor, vice Wadmao. Baberg Hundred kolunteer Battalion. Captain Commandant - M 4 Lean, of the Sudbury Company, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. • 7?ernvicktbirebunter Infantry. Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Johnston to be Lieutenant-Co lonelXonimandant. Major tViiliaib Robertson to. be Lieutenant-Colonel. Robert Logan, Gent. to be, Lieu tenant, vice Darling, resigned. Thomas Trotter, Gent. to be Ensign. • Blything Hundred Volunteers. Captain. David E.. Vavy. of the Yoxford Volunteers, tote Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Captain Henry ]er myn, of the Sibton , Volunteers, to be Major. Captain Richard Gooch, of the Wrentham Volunteers, to be Major. • Lieutenant John Clarke to be Captain. Ist Battalie'; of Brecknocistire Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant-Thomas. Light, -of the 6th Battalion of Reserve, to be Adjutant. • zd, or Eastern atuali9n of Calling:: Voltatteers. • Alexander Rose :Sutherland, E. to be Captain, vice WU , liamsou, resigned. Lieutenant William S,tavely, to be Captain, vice :V;aebeatti, deceased, Ensign . W Mac beath-to tve lieutenant. Ensign George Leith to be Lieu tenant. Licuttnant .William - Torrance, to be Surgeon. Rev.' oscpa ior to bc Chaplain. • Canterbze.:y Vcdunieers. Lieutenant William Fowler to be Adjutant. Corsham and Biddlestune Volunteers. Lieutenant. Robert Howard to be Captain, vice Eciricte, re signed. Cromarty Volunteers. Major Walter Ross, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Urquhart, resigned. Charles Lockhart, Esq. to be Major, vice Ross. Charles Lockhart, Esq. to be Captain, vice. Urquhart, re signed. Lieutenant lames M'Kenzie to be Adjutant. Elginshire Regiment of Volunteer lilantry; Captain Henry Cumming to be Adjutant, with-the Brevet Rank of Captain'. L5 , 1:1 Evesham andPershore Volunteer Infant:s. Adjutant Jeremiah Martin, of the Eveshain Volunteers, to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain. • Hawieshuty Company of Gloucestershire Volunteers. Richard Eccles, sen. Gent. to be I.ieutenant, vice Eccles, gun. resigned. Ensign, Tlicrmas Chapman to be LieuW nant. Richard Pineutt, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chapman. lieltningbans Volunteer Corps. The Earl of Dysart to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Alefcundcr, Esq. to be Captain. To be Lieutenants—Edward Dove, jun. Gent. Edw. Dove, son. Gent. Lionel Dove, Gent. Thomas l'age, Gent. Edward Kersey, Gent. William Welton, Gent. William Mayhew Gent. John Veaeey, Gent. Edward Revans, Geht. John Clark, Gent. To be Ensigns—John Turner, Gent. Lionel Mayhew, Gent. Charles Jackson, Gent. loluf Williams, Gent. 'John Miler, Gent. To be Quarter-master, John Veasey, Gent. Kirhal4y Distria of Fife:hire Volunteer:. Lieutenant Thonias Collier to be Adjuiant: A.Wrnarrcek Volunteer Riflemen. Lieutenant fount Barr to be Captain. Ensign lames Henatie to be Lieutenant. Thoinas Baird, Gent. tote Lieutenant. George Milne, Gent. to be Ensign. Robert Llowie, Gent. to be Ensign. Loped°, Volunteers. Rev. Henry Nevill to be Chaplain. Western Regiment of the Mendip Legion. IPhn Hitekman,Gent. to be Lieutenant % vice Hicks, resigned. To be Ensigns —Simon Cook, Gent. vice West. resigtit,l. rohn Henry Gegg, Gent. Robert Alford, Gent. vice Hughes; resigned. To be S u rgeo n— f ona t han Colmer, Gent. vice West; resigned, Town of Illonntwah Voluntcers. Captain Robert Willis to be Major. Lieutenant Thomas Phillips to be Captain, vice Willis. Thomas Wariklyn to be Lieutenant, vice Phillips. Ricoard Fowles, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Wanklyn. Norwieb Battalion of 1/olunteer !Vanity. Major Charles Harvey to be Lieutenant-Colonel.. AtFajor R.. Al. Bacon, of the [title Corps, to be Major. Norsvich Rl,* Corps.' Second-Lieutenant Seth Wi I Ilan Stevenson to be First-Lieu tenant, vice Storey, resigned. Joseph Scott,. Gent. to be. Second-Lieutenant, vice Stevenson. Ouze and Derwent Paw:teem George Derbyshire, Gent. to be Ensign. William Stead, Gent. to be Ensign. South Pevensey Volunteers. john 'Me, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Leonard Caldicot, Gent. to be Lieutenant. William Starnes, Gent. to.be Ensign. Redrutb Vollinten Af,!npy Henry Noal, Esq. to be Captain. Richard Wise, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Ripon Volunteer In John Home, Esq. to be. Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain. Raberhant Folanteers. Thatcher, Esq. to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain. Tiverton Folunteett. John Hall, Gent." to be Adjutant, vice Hogg. Upper Tivy 'Volunteer ?entry. . John Lloyd, Esq. to be Lieutenant- olonel-Commandant. Edward Warren !ones, Esq". to be Lieutenant_ Colonel. William Cobb Gilbertson, Esq. to be Major. To be Captains—lsaac Bonsall, Esc!. Thomas Jones, Esq. Alban Thomas, Esq. David Evans, Esq. William P o ole; Esq. John Jordan Jones, Esq. Thomas Pelham Hopley, Esq. Lewis Morns, Esq. To be Lieutenants—John Lloyd, Gent. Edward Evans, G en t. William Herbert, Gent. lob Sheldon, Gent. James Morgan, Gent. Walter Jmes, Gent. fames Mor ris Gent: William Morris, Gent. To be Ensigns—Richard Lloyd Hughes, Gent. Rowland Parry, Gent. James Hughes, Gent. Strick i 'Gent. Evan Morgan, Gent. John Jones, Gent. Joseph Francis, Gent. To be Adjutant—David Jones, Gent. To h.:: Surgeon—Joseph Francis, Gent. ' Whitt/Ivy Volunteer Infantry. • Ensign Thomas Elsum to be Lieutenant, vice Thorpe,. 17e signed. William Ainger, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Elsusa. South liineesser Volunteers. Captain Thomas Homyhold to be Major, vice Houston, ap pointed inspetting Field Officer. To be Captains—Richard Clarke, Esq. vice Holdsworth, resigned. Lieutenant john Allen, vice Hornyhold. Lieu tenant jamas Nixie, vice Oliver, promoted. Lieutenant William BonAter. Tobe Lieutenants—Ensign john Herbert. john Cole, Cent. To be Chaplain—Rev. Robert Baines. , Yeovil Subdivision Volunteer Infantry. joint Watton, Gent. to be Adjutant. Ai,utie of York reluntter liantr Lieutenant William Wilkinson to be K jutant. MEMOR ANDUM. The Berkshire Western Legion, as stated in the gazettes of Ist I)ecember, tBo3, and zest and jtat January last, , has. not taken place. ERRATA in Gazette of 22d Oetober, 13anbuty Volunteer Infantti. For Richard Judd, Gent. to be Lieutenant, read Richard Judd, Gent., to be Ensign. In Gazette of Ist Odober, 1803. Nortifamptonsbire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Infantry' For John Metcalfe Wardle, Gent. to be Lieutenant, read John. Metcalfe Wardle, Gent. to be Ensign. Cdouttissiv:i i,i rLe Viriltshim lipel the Lot d Lieute nant ist Regiment To be Captain, Lieutenant jatneq Buckler Biyiy. Dated larrulry 25,.4804, • To be Ensigars---lohn Rix Birch, Gent. Dated Oe,tober 15, 1803. Samuel Corfichl,•Gent. Dated OCinber z6,.180.3. zd Regirriento 'To be Captain, • Lieutenant Kels111; Dated December z 6, Ilio3. To be Lieutenhnts— Ensign Prower: Dated Oelober 3i, 1803. Erie,lish Sandiford, Gent. Dated November 1, 1803. Mau rice Bishop. Annesley, , Cent.• Dated January A, tS; - 4- sign Roblyn. 'Dated Nlarch 5, 1804. ‘Villi4lrl; waringt Gent. Dated March 6, 1304. Legge, Gent. Dated March 17, 1804. To be •Ensigns—lohn Allen johirsnn, Gent. Dated Nnvent— ber 28, 1833. William Laycon,Gent: Dated December 15,. 1363; James Or4ntr,Gent. Dated January 6, tOo4. Nathan Tipson, Gent. Dated January 30, 1804. Commis.ble,n in the Derbyshire- M ilitia, signed by the Lord Lieu. rcn„mr. • - • John Alsager, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated larch 8, 18 04- Ccnimissiot in the Derbyltiie Supplementary Militia; signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Andrew Ciaawner, Cent, to be Lieutenant. Dated March 14,1804. Commissions in the Tower-Hamlets Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Ist Royal Regiment. To be Captains—Lieutenant fames Wood, vice Kent, displaced. Dated March !25, !804. Lieutenant William Bond, Vice Charnock, displaced. Dated as above. • '• - To be Lieutenants—Ensign William Robinson, vice Todd, resigned. Dated March 13, at+ Ensign William Penne ', folier, vice Wood, promoted. Dated March 25, 180 4- ! Ensign Frederick' Macnamara, vice Bond, promoted. Dated . 1 as above. • - z:1 Royal- Regiment. Ensign Benjamin Mills to be Lieu tenant, vice Richard Swinton, resigned. Dated March at, 2804. !Min Lakon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mills, pro moted.. Dated as above. I IFERPOriL DUEL. FURTHER PARTICULARS CF THE TRIM. OF MR. SPARLING AND CAPTAIN COLQUITT. AFTER the Jury were sworn - , and the Prisoners arraigned in the usual manner, Mr. Serjeant CocK- E LL, in a very able speech,' addressed the Jury, and entered at same length into the circumstances which had occasioned this unfortunate affair. He then brought forward the evidence in support of the _Prosecution. Several letters of Mr. Sparling's to the deceased were first produced. Three persons who drove the parties to Park-side were examined; none of whom saw the•duel; but each of them ,heard as it were one gun or pistol fired. Several other witnesses were exsininecl. On Mr. Sparling's being called upon .h for,is de fence, he craved the indulgence o f t h e C.)ur't for a paper which he held in his hand to he read, which :being acceded to, Mr. PARK, his Counsel, read it in a very impressive manner. It was of very con siderable length, entirely. exr..ulPating himself from that conduct which had been falsely imputed to him, and fully explaining several circumstances which 'delicacy alone had hitherto compelled him to be silent upon. A tong letter which he received from the Rev. Mr. Renshaw was also read, with his answer, and observation* upon it. He soleo4ily asserted his innocence of the crime of murder ; ,paid high compliments to those exalted persons who had co.ne•trom all parts of the Kingdom to speak to his charade( ; he had indeed been, honoured with a let. ter to that efFeCt froM His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, but which the. forms of law would not permit to he read in evidence. He concluded with saying, that lie preferkd death to living with. out honour. Captain Colquitt received permission to read his defence, which he did in a very animated and - per suasive manner. -He stated his fruitless attempt to settle the unhappy business amicably ;: even the day before the duel took place, he had offered to the deceased, from Mr. S, that if he, Mr. G. would declare, in the presence of Dr. Macartney anti Capt. C. and to them only, that he was sorry that he had made use of the offensive word, that would satisfy Mr, S. But this was refused.—CaPt. C. trusted hi s case to the Court and jury i and -fully trusted they would -enable him again to assist" in repelling the attacks of a folmidable foe. He was heard with great attention during the whole of his speech, which took him nearly half an hour in the delivery. Several witnesses were examined, respeaing con versations they had had with the deceased ; after which the following Noblemen and Gentlemen were called, to speak to ti►e charaaer of Mr. Spading Each of them spoke in the highest and strongest terms of his buinanity, mildness of disposition, and peaceable . Condua, on all 'occasions fohn Brown, Esq. form /ones, Esq. Capt. 1 3 :elmer _ Lord Viscount Carleton Sir Hungerford Hoskins - Major-Gen. Cartwright Rev. Edward Johnson' Lord Robert Manners Mr, C. Bolden Lord Charles Manners Rev. Frothham Hodgson Lord James Murray Reirl lonathan Brookes Colonel Macdonald Villiarn, Harper ' Esq. ' Major Seymour Solomon D'Agullar, Esq. The following Gentlemen appeared on behalf of Capt. Colquitt, and•no man ever received a better charader for the above truly amiable qualities, than each ul them gave him : Jarnes Bold,. Esq. Rev. Frodsham Hodgson Rev. Mr. Kitc Admiral Richard Smith Commissioner Coffin Captain Drewry Mr. T. Clayton Capt. Brace Rev. I , mathan Brookes Captain Culverhouse Thomas lohu Parke, Esq. Mr. Sam. Northeote and were • The Grand evenin gs they behaved with the striacit propl4eti permitted to have chairs. . ' Bi ll f Indic - The having found a 0 d ment for Murder against Dr. Macartney (the .• ceased's Se'cond), he was then arraigned o n the so' ' ' and no e v id ence b e in g adduced, he was of co urbc ~ Acquitted. • Counsel for the Crown—Serj can t Cocut, an. Messrs. SCARLETT and CLARKE. I f -r t h p e P r r :,.. - soners—Mes,rs. PARK, TOPPING, WO3D) i' lt. " .. - COCK, and HEALDE. t His Grace'the Doke Of RUTLAND has presen' the Rectory of Harhy, in the County of Leicester, to the Rev. Thom ‘s NORRIS, A. M. of Trinity College, Cambridge. SHIP NEWS. Passed by—the buckworth, , Wake,, from Hon duro, GRAVESEND ,Wake,, 9. ,wil ham, Duncan, frOm Gibraltar; fonge J an , Allis, frorticTou'ilit ningen ; Henrietta, Wilts, Eustacia, and' Larwick, Colson, from Norway. MARRIED. , 11 0 " , On Saturday. last,,at St. George's, Hanover-squa re riatiprb,. , alas %Volley, Esq. of liiichilSey luxige, near • LY v" . La nS- Captain in I-iis Majesty's Navy, to Miss Francklyri, - G o ut- The down Crescent, Bath. • ;q r.,.. same day, at St. George's, Hanover-square, st oug, s min, Survon, of Elackoey, to Miss Sampson, e1d' . ,,,p3 0 % • ter of- Capt4iii Sampson, of the lion. East-India 1-`' 0 .t° service. ) i nto- i On Tuesday, the 3d inst. Mr. Knapp, of 13r °11 Mrs. Street, of the saint:. place. _.-------'. DIED. , golf - On Sunday last, at Sunning Hilly Berkshire , M rs ' ~,, wife of Mr. jaines Man, of Harp-lane. nrg e ' ' Yesterday in his izth year, at the house of th e r t - -1 ; 301' , ~ , . Lady it Ill.lnarie, in Iserkeley-square, Lord )/7 15, : °u ' eldest son of the. Earl of Albemarle. Weit °ll ' On the 3d inst. MrS. Weston, wife of Tlton t " • , U Esq. of Lower T haines:street. nioruini; :last, at Bath, LieuNnant-gell'Al t Horn n e.,:' 6 l:. in43Y ctor . ?tor' Last.‘yeek, aged 63, Mi.;l-lop,:aid, nilny years - I§.lington,Spa.. ' MOS On the titli inst. at Eat Sheen, after a short illnes s' , • Mary Ann Smith, a;i,e(l 3 ( - y Saturday the 7th tipi.ler Berkeley -stre-:,..n0t Elizabeth Farinar; relict of the late Rey.'ltichar. d oi. the City of Cork, Ireland. - • • f'kICE. OF (JCA4., YESTERD tlf. 13Ank Stock 145 ex. div. 1 India Stock shut Navy s per :.cal 90, 3 / 4 . India B6rrls. - s. dis:' , n retl l ^ oitto Ann. spa 2.. i .rir, ( 9334,l4ex.div. lixcheo. Bilis rs.dis•*..r. • Irish s per Cent. Oinnitllll - 4perCt.Con Toy :ai ex-div• 3 per Cent. Imperial is t . , , 6ik 6, I 1 , ,1:;1 for A ecomit • f IL L. Ann. rti is-t 16 1 Dank faFT,.iiisq. ,' 6. 3 3 pi,ecr, C. 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If it cannot be Let, the Advertiser ha s " • , to Purchase. .-r, 11 ' 11°- For particulars, inquire of Mr. Snell, IJ plinlsrci vex-street, Long-acre. °I: 1 N a l f 9 , . . I BEG leave -info rm To -ritomAs TAYLoit, Esq. NI(,• 9, New Bridge-Street, l.tinilon. . __ _, , Honoured Sir, f p,. to .you, a ever.. ._ . v,,,,,_ y ear ' 7 9 0 . I have been Aided i I WA.I ti7el-_,-.;:iorie, i,t tea e ; i which, from its obstinately -resisting c , '. - :`,„, Fac , " . 7_ M d eine presisibed by the Most eininent, (..) 1 L,'. l ',, d iv.iri ,; : r . Edinburghli,, t ~larch I t l c 7 -j :i: Here, and under4;oilig • several severe cntirscs 0; ,- .. ,, 1e / • . c.i:c,_`; wouldeiscgd from . the Hospital, with*" I'tr', ap pear to be 'of the most inVeterate illr . ''a i te ,ich . 3 e - r si)..rillg.of last year my disorder had got i n s ';''' ' , l . 11rge tt.,i nearly U) pin .1 period to my existence: -1 1 1 " '., 1 ,a MY ',.,A on the crown of .rny head; one on each arin, , : . as dre; were.broke ant in a frightfut Manner; rliy rWi."_.. f o rt!'" f - ully ,paiqful, and had be. , m in d' state. o;' tileetat;ores poll! last seven years;_ my left lisd, AS - 0 tWo large I ,'''`,,,,crot i t . cure.''as very them in alh lady t - c ) mended o m ; led by r t , ~::: '• 'ng Pain, r artiol when warin .in • bed, ai i`e3l.licco"' of a tortrught,_ - I rr , ive me of rest; in this !surer state ,- 1 '' 3 , -. s o gr e , c l t 's ° Me. i ..::::: ::::-. l;,ktv:_, ::::::::ni: to . ),0 t, vlo _- ~ 1 , ; ,,e ~,,o_ w hich I . began- -'' take your Leake ' .1-,,. the. olore . ._ , to (loon thi , - 26th of May ;. WO we'c began to recei-ie beilefit--'"', ;1 0' „1, , i1- than a month, the. ulcers ot ,- inv . - ha d. an , i e ,..- n °- t he sotnutly healed:-:-soon .after, the .tiOres on IVY ..!,;,it•i'!o.,i however, considerble. discolo," the skip, and pain II the bone of the lett, whii:;ll, -4 . 7.) ;ir it' s li; ste t ; of God, and a little longer 4erseverancc 01 • i :ic l ' in t luable Medicine, subsisted; the I liodes disl'c i „ . ,; '°-( a l li''' regaiAing its natural hue, and the nocturnal 1):1•.,'":1,4 ~...--- plug oft: I thus bocaine, by your fibe.r.:l adv.'''. I' t !n dicine, ,perfectly t - ree from' all any fornvzr •`- : , g ,1 ''' l ot have recoVered my I. wmer spirits:nut str;digtll;',2l-;cd,!°:,,,r come jolly and .fat, in whi..:ll State liavingeo-nt';(-;1-3:,'..o.i. months to the astonishment of all who ime‘v i'' - ' t ,cc i i - o % a loss in what terms to e:;.press my gratitode, 1.),,1. •n .01 .i. for the good of other suttering inOrtais, te I''' - o cca"'o l . Li case as . public as possible, as• l• shall on everY, gr;:-it.., ooad sw ie w i t it .s ,. C ve lo ry se l , vi ii ir: gl l l.. in s 9 doing, you will greatly obi; -e Sir, Y° 4 ,ii' itk:." ,s , 1,14., - .0 ..0 servant. street, EciinbuArgl;.".' ' Witnesses to the above Cu te M ar ke t . ,ir ' ''.. 10 H N Tuomrsoaq, No. 3 , New poultry . 1 ~ out( tyl'ltyr os a, Old Asseinbl CI - t ' btbcf' y- (Ist., , 411, ~ Prepared and Sole by the sole P:opr i s! ()' :, of ~, Tit..3.r.... Y Low, Member of the Koval Co' l '" 1. 0,. - :,,...' geons,. at his House, No. 9, New Briclge- srt- ' ' ' dor' ) ,',,,' where, after a constant reshlence of more tii.t ll .ll ,, c ur ,- ,i, years, in a practice particularly direeteil t" `, , Ve t ':,:, Venereal Complaints and those incidental .( 0 t i g i . o f 0, C;eneratioli, with that invi.iilable s. re welt 0 46 ' 1) . his profession should always, observe iv socr3tditou,slr,„ flatters hiniself, the advice and assitance bc '-';', willal administers to persons _taking. this Mici;;L!ni,-,;,! esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an atl" ~ dom Att4inabit and void of all ambiguity • ,e il ics c " . .t.' A Is) surd, by his appoint - meat, those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's_t, :vv.,..ii Alban's7strect, l'all-Mail ; . the Toysliopi.:7:seteet",',..er tbrd-stroef; Nit'. Disborou4h's, o. 7, 1. 'l l tll , -: ° IL :O3C' Mr. Steal's, Bisikseller, , No. I. Linion-r0w,..,_ _ Al r' v ~,,c; hilt • Mr. Baxter's, South,bricige, Edinn o ; ti t " . i aitt .i h i i re . tor • the c'"' , ,,`-.., 3j , ( ;,, , clona'ld; Glasgow f ' M r CA} }w eirs , eir s, 1) ' 3 " til,:tain 0: , iiiC ; C. rc.it .). • ,vitil , person 111 every eonsi..le.rable town in ... ,_..., to . ~. ~,,, land, in Boxes of only zs. id. own, 5.,•,1,1,,,,;t14., ~,,,, 3titt 'Aida directionS, • whereby pe;sons . 0 ; `-.•.,, ,s4 tetY • ~,tl.• cure tnernselves with ease, speed, secrecy, at:.:,,,,,,i . 4 1 - )_,, ~,... N. 8.. Every Box sold iti_G !eat hritairi 5t,,,:`„;,,i„51.0ine'e... a Stamp, on which, by favour, ii , f . th ..0 ,-, , ~ No . , , t re . printed, at. the Stamp-Oif;ce—' . 1 .. ',„`: ~ 'and 4 " 11;idge-stied,,.---to inmate which IS ter ny I ........... .........'7 era Counter feits. _____----<----"--.'''''' .street, Grosvenor- s quare); be /~~