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!low rho LUNDOiv GAZEI IE, 4 r.l 2, !till. dpit x, 7th Itegiment of Dragoon 1; with, Cornet Henry Crotty to, ate t.tcutttiant, without vice Shaw, who tesigits. 3tl Lom b Daniel Franco Haynes, Cent. to be Comet, by 7ta eglineiit ot Light Dragoons, William Shirley, Gent. to Loy...t, by purchase, vice Descars, promoted. loth Ditto, Comet lonit Cottin to be Lieutenant, by put.., coase, vice Pinocatie, who retires. sgth Out°, C,rfiet I , rulicts Hall. tube Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fortescue, appointed to the xtst tight Dot. goons delay White, Grin. to be Cornet, by( purcbAse, vice Fowke, promoted. Edward Barrington, Gent., to be Comet, vice Hall. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Francis Gashry Hanrott, , Gent. to be Aesibtiint.- Surgeon, vice Lawtence, who tesiene. 3d Ditty, Captain Benjamin Ansley to he Captain of a COM. lla,ly, without puictiase, vice Matir•General Curlier, pro., muted ti) the command ot the 'ape Regiment. Ensign limn Bridger Shiliiier to be Lienteitant, vice Swann, killed In uttion: Ensign Hugh Seymour to be ditto, vice Atis,. ley. Ensign lotto Eltingion, horn the list Foot, to be Ensign, vice Sheffner. Ilugh Itsin ard Nloingumetie,Getit. to be nsign, vice Seymour. 3d Regiment at Font, Joseph Martin Huntley. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice !reason, promoted. 4th Ditto, :Surgeon Theodore Cordon, from the Syth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Sower, deceased. • 6th Ditto, tphi Burrell, Cent, to be Ensign, without pur-. chase, vice Frascr, prom.ned in the 4111 Garrison that. taken, Bth Duni, Assistant- Surgeini %Vatter Irwin, from the 78th Four, to he Assisiant•Snrgeon, vice Pulslorti, Appointed to ti 0 IStli Light Dragoons 12th Ditto, 1 ipogn bolo) Baxter, to be Lieutenant, without purclia:,e, vice Roo, promoted. 1411) Ditto, Liisign Simon Kent to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice White, whoresigns. Charles Francis len iiitigii, Gerit. to be Ensign, without purchase. Dawson, Gcsit. to be ditto, vice Kent, tith I'o be Lieutenants—Ensign George Peevor, without pur. chase. Ensign D.,Young, vice IsPc,regor, deceased, sign Woes Jeffries, by purchase, vice gutherlatid, who retires. • To be Ensign-- Maw, Gent. vice Neever. tilin Ditto, Captain loln Fraser, train the 36th Foot, to be . Captain of a Company, vice O'Shaughtiessy, placed on Halt pay of the,36tly Foot Seth Ditto ' Ensign William O'Donnetl, from Half.payot the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Browne, wild exchatiges, a7tii Ditto, Captain Robert Haggeniton. tram the '26th Foot, to be Captain ot a Company, vice Prl'Entagert, placed on 1141 t.pay of the zoth hoot, 3eilt Ditto, Captain Robert Douglas, from the 36th Foot, to be Capiato ef a Company, vice Beaumont, placed oh, • Half. pay of the 36th Foot. pa Ditto, Ensign John Wilson to be Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice Nunn. promoted 3jd DUI., Ensign Edward Wood to be Lieutenant; with. out pins Base, vice C. C. F.eittly, promoted. in the yth Foot. 4otli Ditto,. Richard Vines, Cent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Smith, piolowed tit the 16111 Light Dragoons., 43 11 Ditto, Ensign folio Nl'Leaii to be LicUtenatit, without • urchase, vice Ferguson, who tesigns. Lieutenant j U. fowls, tipin the Royal AVest India Rattgq,, to be Lieu vice Mils, who exchatiges ,L,:otlerriait Cadet Thomas Hunt (irubbe, taros the koyai Niilitaty College; to.be Ensign, vice Aill.ean. 47th Ditto*Lietiterunit William O'Hara, from the otst Foot, to be Lietnenant, vice Jordan, placeit oit.,Flalf pay of the gist Crot. • jest. Dit u, Ensign A, Browne, to be Lieutenant. without purchase, Vice Storliie, promoted. John Murslicad, Cent. VI be Ensign, vice 541 h r., Itieliard,O'Meara, from the art Royal Veteran. Itattaliun, to be Lieutenant, ,t's'ittiotit witch:dui, • vice King,.poitioud in the 4111 Gattibori ssth Ditto, Lieutctiatit kticliar4 nialie, Isom toast Foot, , to be Lieuienaot. vice Irvine ho exchanges. soil) Ditto, Lieutenant Evan hi.icpiterson, to he Captain hi a Company, vice Browne, tier.calittl.- Ensign Archibald Campbell to be Lieutenant, viol. Macpherson. Ensign Edward Mitchell, from the West..Meath Militia, to be bolls Ditto, Ensign Edward Burghaagen to be Lieutenant without purchase. Lieutenant Robert Ellison, to be Ad. jutant, vice Moore, promoted. it l ioß table , Lietne.iint R. ILlieli to be Captainot a Com , puny, vice Storey, deceased. blith Ditto, William 'Mendkam, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice Nunn, appointed to the y6th 'front.'• ' Gyro Wawa Captain lohn.Gibbes, front the Sith Foot, to be Captain ot a Company, vice (Dew, who exchanges. A. Gent. to be Ensign, without pin-chase. 7, Ditto, Ltetatc.aitt Edward, 1. White; 'trout the a6tit Foot. to be •Lienteihmt, vice Ross, plat.3;cl oat Halt-pay ul Ito.: 4,11 toot 711:1 niece,, ktoepitA *:fate tuhn Hughes, to he Assistant. Siirgeoc , , vice it Wilt, appolutvd to the Stlt Hirt. • Licuteitaia Robert trout the a6tit Font, ni he I.4 , :tik;iaitt vice Nugent, placed on liall.pay of the / con i• um. lizd Ditto, Captain It. S. Harr, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain ut a Contp.uty, vice Buttoives, plAce4 on Half. pay of the stith toot. Bid Din o , biliign Win Deafly to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vico 'terry,' promoted.. 'Uttar! t Wyatt, L;crit. to be,Losign, vice kph Ditto Captain loseph -.Berry Clew, from the 69th Feat, to i..aprain A'euitipoy, Gitibes who ex. Changes. ~S7th Ditto, Volunteer De Courcy Ireland, to be Ensign,vice Kougli, los Lai in Aetion, Byth Ditto, Surgeon Henry 1) Good sir, frOrn.the Sicilian. itvgitncist, to be Suigeon, vice Cordon, rifirituted to the 4111 Foal, , 9511) Ditto, Lieutenant lames Stewart to be elptain of, a Company, .vice Knipe, killed in Aaiun. Daniel lien. Athain„ Cent, to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dixon, protrulted. foist Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Irvine, from the sith'Foot, to be LiefltutiJni, vice Blake, whOeschangeS. slit West David Gordon, from , t h e b o th toot, to b Citptai. ul a Company, without ' purchase, Vice Catlin, ca.dtierctl by the Sentence of a Ceneral Court MAMA. tslh Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant William from the li4til theca, to be Licuteniiitt, WltnuUt purchase, Vice vvll,3' • fit:'! Ditto, I. mign r!,,,bert Debytis, to be 'Lieutenant, with. out plactioe vice Webster, who resigns. Ensign !oho Scates to beclitto., vice bones,. superseded. George Flin. ter, Gem. to h C.rtaigti, vice Scales. Royal West India liatigers,Litotenint Thomas BoVs, Iron) the fitt foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Iwtes, who ex. chatty" Regitilent, Lieutenant Charles Zehender to be Captaro ot Ceinp4rty, 'vice winter, promoted. Lieu. tenant Pierre Harting, to be ditto. To be Wooten:tots- , Ensign Thornily', vice Ze. buister. Eiitigtt I rederick lisclier,, vita Harting, Lit. 4 4 0 Louis 1)11 Roverea. tyilgti Rituluiptie Sleigticr. N tient. vice Thor. man. David Dora!, Gent. vico Fischer, Samuel Do La Pierre, Gent, C. 12;.• lartAilUft:ti 111 the zist Foot. R o d o lphe. vice Stutter,. Witt. vice D'Lrtauit, whoop Appoint. ihOhi has not taken pkee, irtiC4ti,,ii Regiment. ik.l4;int.Surgentl Cilli r. a 4 tones, from: the 4,01 1 . 04)1, to ba• Surgeon, viciteGooilsir, appointed to the larch toot. • IL.lit Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant Alexander WNW. lint, !Mtn llalipay of the American Provinei4l6; to be Lieutenant, vice appointed to the ad Royal Vo. loran fiat talirail. S TA F ft, Licutcmint-Colonci Richard Mosey Vivian, of the 7th Light DrAgooho, tv t Aidc.de.Camp to his Royal iii is i mob o kflii“ 1040 a i4(lscrrAL. To he Hospital-Mate4 fist Gc.nLral Servica--Robcrt Annan, Gent, Rlch . nd Crawf or d Robinson,' Gent. Thomils Howell. Goa. Daniel Leonard, Gat. GARRISON. .i.ieuTenant Martin, at the Royal Invalid Artillery, to • Q. Did yob at Any time at Lady 111;dy's spegk is niogt - ,..i.tlistespett tul t erins of Maj or •No ilw,T 1-1 Beiritt• on' irterfrily ttffoss with Lady Abdy arid IA:I iarrits-,. "1 .- have . on -nuye occasions than one it mention Of the lads within toy knowledge coacerii-, ing Najor - Vorthe). • • , MajoicEn.._.“ That is. no answer to t ny Iv . es r , th ,L tion. Yon state thes e occurrences as f(!ets: the BOard of Inquiry found the y wend not fads; 104 to know. whether Captain Langton did oodLyciik must li;respettfully of Major Nl:Whey gIIOSCOCIit to the iirocceditls of the Board 'of Inquiry; Captain Langton begged permission ot the Cod to read the sentence of th e Board of I IVY , . The JutGe AnVocmra said, he Inuit ~tijta la . its being.reod, as there W . 449 no proof 01 Me ,0 411 '• flail)? of the paper ; on which account it Ca.; 0;i, 130 produced as ,evidence, or bv 01 upoti the t, n9les, unless both pirces admivo .ie to tea fr'''' copy of the determination of the Board et ligaily.: He thonght the,6 tfuestions woe uf ti most ti,0;."4" iial ore. „The Cow t was not to inquiie ittio Il i.; laCts : before the Board of Inquity ; 11 '''' " k d time,. 11 e saw no objection to the judo, MAI 11 ' , Board beiog read,, it the parties adn' itted . 1 ; i i li i; a true copy. With regard w the vOlO .l he felt considerable difficulty. The Coso tvss4l:l to inquire into the circumstances 01 the di s T lPr i ; tut tows used, and the wittwsi cojd not I , ' : ef Peaed to drqw the blue disLinttion bettv6otti!'ll: a . Miattj(a)rndSirlittaotitsettrtaibf,e°rviendi°,llt.lte ohj . 6 ,1 of „ b n ii iva l bl l e; . tion went to the conduct of Captain Langiu",ol4 been to the opinion o' the Bo nd of locitirryi, betn delivered. If 11/Ljor Northey had e , i l ' ~„, 'out for sornet hug which had occurred slit!' tfol!er, s c aliv l ti e E d i.dr i d,y n ri g itail s wr: t i ) ba f ut i sd l i t ni e sgt ß i ilo:ctirtirliidot,iloCiliti)oti:rnbt al iiictillaeLncaditit:yrrtii)evialitliet:itytoortwko.o, Cheltenham, and ~t ill persigting in atiolt,';:01''1110 every where he went, in his opinion it Ou w v ms 1-11 Court. . , n ortie l i 'Pio JPnce AOVOCATE iniimated tod r -,'d is of Clearing the Conti; and strangers were; or dac witle):eocurair;adrnission, we understood 04 °)ea ! 1 1: Il i l '" . of the B oard of Inquiry was alloO d t()°'' tered on the niirmtes. A" 1.11 5° Thomas S heldon, ' master of the' btoru'll. . 0 0, b t t n i : u s :fl o t b e u e n saw tl ev r e e I n i M i i even i ng, ii°rgaartstN:cat:°)lrllticisalerdYcl 136 :7 nt:Ili). co il l e : ci C iti 11 3 : p 11° ( 1113 . ): l ' ' ' it; - •1 , rt of Ill° Ab e evidei,ee hiving closed on the 0.... c i, ,, to Pr9secution, Major NOrthey requested tI l Pil , i '', ..d%''lP PrePittezbis detente, which the court WO. 44\r),10Orned till Frid,:y. ---...........L.• .................r. IR~LdNI~- . ci b ,,,,; , ,,tia , ju iF) ::‘ , e f , ,, r;s . d mG ,:._ jit e t : i.:As t ri ni ciri t ie : lc l i e E : i.sila Y s t ra i ete l is et rt h (. n i. ;, ev a h 2 r t ie ;: c d , t h h uri ui sa o t i a rte o .s ib at ,:ei nl e : i t e ::; G :rotil:; : ::, d ° i :ldt i lj`,' 4 l f r! ii „::,,,,, ,, it;l4;,. oin,oßnnsmr:ro,u:o,erDailtililesvat I : p e eet,,, . oot a to) ,I,i:k Pet ition L D , , a to d both . Houscs 41-PairaltP:34' 411P' io it %c . I the. Catholics of Ireland. • I i t i ll ' • This motion pawsasegclseuct°lansdnendiablLl'Ay.u",:s'i l a 0 , awpitnA"ds la L;o o cr l ,o d nbr,a J sent.idgt O nt'a ' l'B'etonivagsltglYulaii:l;:tenlastwodilfh:thpv:dritt;;;;l:l'l'l.l'll)lll:: s_i o it i l i ce REGENT, praying: that [O4 iloY` d litc o,t the e_ ol . l i ii 'll.uax*ln'ttl'leDeEd:ov,i.°PtiAt.nahlt,i'sepiwsunm:d°Bv.eetlit'cHilttlittlgtilliAlldbitt'e°:l4liBelieCY)4%.:)(lll;:e:ed:lebti)°' LII‘1111:1)1:141.‘'t)'11'.:;i: Hutt motion attentiun of Parliamet., Doug' 44k1 Anoultibepresented by the iNh t " ajit_ir.leo'll:r'itte,.es:iu'vbi.fia,nl'llsigir.fiteleias nsdotfottilileu,LP:osti:istitisiontte:::::,:da,b''' 'O,, 101 l the Petition of the Gene°ratlCCantigtili:i6ttesu:eottiiol;°lot7 . , 70...........!............"'''.', . 0 OCI O er' ''.. At the Subscription Houses the NePuile Lotirlis b Ing - the first under the Prince ileVot' „ o gi: i t ! 2 -t r iti'l:r; i ti l e tli l i t 4ne y a . 34: s L ' , 'Ye o rli :f . 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Harriet,Dwiici')); Isi'°'.99' yuer4aAL)r.iot:ti j.iiielluentiirtg:_tagta,tynllieha,lolltl,, of 1 1 e i ) : 17°1:lc:" Xi cif 1 11: 1 r tie on On th iim"iia we ;eh: it,l2rt.o ild%avrel °Tc4ll,-It" ti;r:1;'11 6'4 c 26th tilt at t t Norfloolli seats or ,0 .1 • .3% 011 ,, 10 0 CHun. hillies / p i : &10felip, hist Lori ?,reiont }cullgo' )11),;,t `uric ar! , : t ttri;trt ainurtllguciaotic:troba,lsi.gcaco,tii‘rttc:lo:oo) Or k m ,1 54° loug and bcycre saute day, ~,,.;s 'RICA Bank Stock, shut Navy 5 per Ltni 97 k 4. per shut p r . Cent. hod. shut I pet Ccia, Cons. 64k i; I }.. A :M. shut CRIPPS SouthlNtiltab-slitaa„ ( JR.: 0 r . . 5.444" ' S, INtIDON Prinicit by R ICHARD HA/41115 * bio. 4. Marllett.court, liew.stteet 'land Publishul by WILLI ARMIG RR k of iho SIIN.OrmI!, No. 1 12, Straod, wl;ere ettivertimnput,, ()Tilers (or tha Paper, Lett ers f or the stator kg ! (p artlcti4), niugbe address 3d. YtirixttAV• 111Vii,i000.1. 17, Acq, 13i0$, inipoial 3 Pei L 'I?, COW, tut I,;til 11/(2 , be Town-Major of Alderney, rice Stewart, who re bign4. lt lt A CKS. John Goodman. Gent. to be a Deputy Barrack-Master to the !-Drew in Great Britain, vice liaynton promoted. The King's German . Legion. Ist Battalion of Light Infantry— Herman Wulrabe, Gent. to t knsigo. vice Albert, promoted. 7th Dittn,. Ensign Augustus fi chautnanu to be Lietenatit vice hreyrog, who re4iglis. Scrjeattt Sebisch to be Ensign, vice tichauttunn. Mf.MOR ANOUNI. Captain Charles Machean, of zd West India Regiment, Min was superbeded, us stated in the Gazate of the iztli VentLary 1441, is,reinstated in hi% (auk. • Commissions signed by the Lord. Lieutenant of Pants., Portsmouth Victualling-Office Aniilery To be Second Lieutenant-lot:it Foster, Gent. vice Morgan, resigned. WincheeterVolunte-cr infantry. To be Lieutenant - Ensign George Earle, vice Silver, re signed. To ne Ensign-William Barnes, jun. Gent. vice Earle, pro'. :noted. • Commission Signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop. • Movie and Royal Oak Volunteer 'lnfantry. To be Ensign-john Reece, Gent. Commissions signed by the Lord Lietutenant of the North Riding of N'oaksiiire. oh Regiment of North Riding Local Militia. To beraptain -Lieutenant John r ranklaod, vice Richard. son, promoted. Ti' be Lieutenant,-Ensign , Williain Eudsall, Vice I' raukland promoted. . • • .North Riding of Vorkshire Nlilitia. To be Ensign .• John Addison, Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr.. To be Deputy Lieutenant- Cowan, rsq. :st Regiment of Ayrshire Lrlcal Militia. To be Brevet Captain -Adjutant SiIAW. Bdtrixpul icy EiVI,4RGED Tones, Rochdale, Lancaster, oil dealer, from March 23, to May I I, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. UANKRUPTCY SUPERS • Ilavvkitts, Queen.streeti Limehouse,,builder. RANKRI.IPTV. T. Wilson, Iligham, Sittfalk, miller, to surrender April 6, 23, at twelve, and May 14; at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon. don. Attornies, Messrs. Chapiri•in and Stevens, St. Mil dredsa-court, Poultry, London. G. Harris, Plymouth, spinster, A pril 17. 27 and May 14, at ten, at the Cominercial 11111, Plymouth. Attorney, Mr. lacobson, Plymouth. R. Murdock, Falmouth„shopkeeper, April is . . 16, and May 14. at twelve. at the Rtllllllll4l Tavern, t3ristol . At• tornies, klessra. Shephard and Adlington, liedtord-row, London I appd Mr lames. Oriclge-street, C.. Bristol, stationer, April 3, i 6, and play 14, at one, at the Bosh Tavern, Bristol, A ttornies, Mcssra. Whitcomhe and King, Serjoimr's 1 nu, LOndon ; and Mr. Fratikis St. john. street Bristol. , R. Bartlett, )(locum; Warwickshire, dealer, April 16,'27, at eleven, and May 4, at twelve, at the White Bear Inn, Shipston-upon.Stour,Wnrcestershi;r. A tiormes, Nlessrs. Bellamy and Bannister, Shipston upon.Stour t and Messrs. Kindorley, Long, and Ince, Gray's Inn, London, G. Widget's, Kingst,,n, dealer in coin, April 6, t 3, and May 14, atone, at Guildhall, London. • Attorney, Mr. Shear. man, Itart.Ebtrert, Bloomsbury. I. Humphreys, King's Milli. yard, coleman-street, mei% - „ A'ptil 6, 37, at eleven, and May $4, at one, at Guildhall'. A ttornies,. Messrs. Seyinour and' Mutation, Margaret.streer, Cavendish-ialuare. H. Houghton, King's A'rms- yaro,C.oleman- street, Merehant,, April 6.'27, at eleven., and May t .4, at One, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs, Seymour and Montiiou, hlargarct. street, caventlish-squafe. 0 Phillips. Deriternt, tittntingham, untbrcll r.ntaker , April ,6, 17. acid M a y 14 . at twelve, at the Seven Stars, Bir mingham. Attornies, Nlr, Bodlield, Hind.court, Elect_ street, LondOn; and Mr. Maui ley', Bortintigharn. S. Hartshorn, ShrewAtry. inerk:er, April 24, itt four, 2 St and May $4, at eleven, st.the Unicorn lon, ShrewshurY, Attornies,' Mr. Griffiths, Gneat lames-atreet, 'Bedford. row, London; and Mr. Willi Ams, Shrewsbury. L. 'Levi, Plymouth, navy , agent. April to, 1/, and May at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Isaays, Ilitry.street, St. Mary-Axe, London. - G. Medley, London, warehouseman, April 6, 27, at eleven,•and May $4, at one, at Guildhall. At tonlies, Messrs. Pearce.and Son, Swithitys-Bnie, CaSnon. street. • • T. Hayward, • Deal,,sbopkeeper, April 6, 11, and lqaY la, at one, art Cuildha li, Londe°. Attorney, Mr. Smith, G. I , 4lildrant, Tiverton, draper, April 4, May 13, and 4, ar eleven, at the Three Tuns lim Tiverton. ttiquirt, Mr. Rennin!, Tiverton ; and ar. Lys, Took's.court, Chancery-Pane, London. f Webb. Slieente4s, slopseller, April 13, 20, and Nlay, 14, at ten, as London. A Iturnies, Mr. Silvester, Sheerness; and Mr. Chilton, Chtituvry-lane, Loudon. I, Hock Icy, Long.acro, Middlesex, liquor-inert:li tut, Aril • 9. 1 1 4, and May t 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Ar. torney, Mr. Lee, Castie..strect, Holborn, H. Bromley, New City Chambers, Lontloo,.. insurance broker, April 6,2?, - at eleven, and M.iy 54, at ono at Guildhall. Attottnea r Messrs. hearse, and Spurr, awing:au. btrect ' DIVIDENDS. A pril 2 . 9. I. 14211Cack, of Sheffield, merchant. April 29 . Strickland, of Stourpoi t, skitintr. • April 23, 1. Felton, of West Thurrock, vidualler. • .Aprit 2 4 , lc Palmer, of Carleton Rode, miller. A ra i! 33. S. Dotima h and W. panics, of the: ,Pouliry, hatters. • Ora 23. W. Till, of IVhite Lien.street, Peritgtavillc , mer. chant. • April 29. 11. Eccles, .of lieverley, corti.fador. • A poi 7, W. Ogilvy, jun. G. M ylne, and J. Chalmers, of lelliey's•square, merchants. April 27. I. Atkinson; of Bowden, gro c er. April 24. . Dane, %V. Williamson, and IL Clay of Ar nold, hosiers. April to. I. Turpin t of (piper Tooting. cern dealer. tvlay4. I. ihiOtie, 01 Piccadilly. tiatilialactdaolicr. ,• ikday 4. G. Cosen,of ( : burs a s-street, May 18. E. liuwler, of EdgerVare, baker. , May • ft. A. Williams, Of Cheltenham, jeweller. April 3u. • C. Troutbeck, oldtatittione, place, tipholsterer. May 4. P. Mark, of Plymouth 1)ock, litten•ricaper; April 3u. (. Anderson, of I)eott.street, Solm maker. April 30. It. Sanders,-of Croydon, cow.keeper. April-as. 'll. - ,1400re, of Bromley, Taylor.. May 4. T. Rutt, of I)alstott, stock .broker. 'May S, k. Cann, of Frith -street, Soho, painter. C6R rIFIC4TES. A 061 23. 1) , B. Murphy, of Piccadilly, l enameller. - I. , Pinney, of Prim:et-street, I.oicester-luare, carpenter. 1). Stiol! , ,oii, of Great Grimsby, stutiC,M4sOn. i). .1' . ..Vlyets, of Stamford, drape:r. it. Coodnion, of Stavetton,_tlealer. 1,, Smith, of Lancaster, sailer. 1. Cade and I , Strevens, of Garlick.hill, winc merchants. I , brown, of Manchester, builder. .. , i.s. Mown, of Artillery.streei, Spital.fields, currier. . . j. , t. lack, of LAYSLAii.liinCt ) Licioorpood-strcer, coach. smith. T. Nutria, of Manchester, merchant. Palmer, of Aldertnanbury., merchant. Pearkes, of St. Paul's Church.yard, silk weaver. '. Johnson, of Old.street, cabinet, maker. ,1. K. hialleson, of $ wetting's-alley, bill broker. The Court Martial on General DE LA PSNA had been asaetubled, and had acquitted him on the charge of cowardice eltargea had n ut be e n decided on when the, last aett inns came away, COURT ..11.4 107.1 L. Chcbea College s April t. ktdr6IIOLMES' EV(DENCE, Concluded from our Paper of Yesterday, Mr. Holmes. deposed, that he was acquainted With M ,jor NAlhey. He , aw both him and Capt. Langton at the George Hotel, Cheltenhrn, on the the It'll) of 06tober, and it was the first day he had ever seen either of therm He .accompanied Ma jor Northey to the Hotel. He saw Capt. Langton come dowo stairs,, and heard the other call to'hien, saying, he watited to read a paper to him, the sub. lance of what passed betw,een thou!, in the morn ing. Captain Langton' turned about,. -and Maj-tr Northey then said, " I will repeat what I said to the morning—" You are a villain and a scoundrel.-- You have traduced my chataaer.r.and I now de mand, the reason ydu will not give me satisfaction i" Captain Langtiin then lifted up his stick, appa rently with the intention of sit iking. Major Northey, but was prevented by Capt. Hopkins Northey at d Captain Guthrie, who said there had been tluite enough of that work already. Captain Langton asked if Major Northey had informed the Gentle men what led to this rencOre? The witness. said, he should be glad to hear from Captain Langton the: circamNtatictts. Ile then slated, that about a year and a halt before, in Portugal, tilajor Northey had' appropriaied the property of ther persons to his own use—th it he (Capt. Lang had stated to the Boarctof General Officers, that, he was a thief'! and still held the same opin:on—t hat Maj•l Northey called on him fur satisfaction, tbr giving evidencebelore the flu rd, which he neglected to do when he personally st the same charge to him in Portugal. The witness 'hen replied, that Major Northey had 'old him that Capt. Langton had charged him with bent a thiet, and shewcd trim (the witness) 'his honourable acquittal before. the Board, when the charge .was investigated. He also strewed him aletter from Colonel Turrens, the Secretary of the Commander-in-Chief, in answer to a cre.norial for a Court . Martial, ref - Using him, on the ground .that the opinion of the,Cuttrt at Inquiry was suffi ciently exphcit to clear him of alt the charges. He also took the liberty of saying, that the acquittal of the Board,:-and the letter df the Command. Chief, were more titan outficient to drown tie voice of Captain Langton; and he could not conceive hovt , he' still persevered in calling Major Northey "41 lhief." • • Question by the Court. How was the witness induced to accompany Ma... jot Northey to the George Hotel, when that was' the first day he had ever seen him He.ex petted the question, and would solve it. His time. Was married to Captain Hopkins. Northey, who was a relation of the Major. The Captain's faMily were to have dined-with faith on that day, ,on the morning of which Captain NOrthey itifroduced htiu to the Major and Captain Guthrie. In con of conversa tion, Major Noi they told him of Chet circumstances, Ithewe& him his gLquittril by the Boqd, Ate iettut from the Commander in Cht,.4-----and also stated marriage with Miss Vyse having been woken ny the, c.ilutrinieii of Cala in .. Langton. nine O'clock at night, a neighbour of his (Mr. Cox) called on him, and said, that he had a gentletoan dining with him, of !‘vhom atiolher gentleman at the George Hotel had buasted, 'ihat 1)4 had broken,. hisstick over ht head, and that he vas going 'to leave.town or.the following inntning.He (lhe tx it 'ness) vousidered it to be the 'duty of Major Northey to unmediOely (Li away with this report, on which account he attended bins. Q. How 'did AiNor Northey coriduci himself M ier the ailert 4)114 'lade by Ca;nain Langton He retired intu another room, and the whoes6 fQUurveil tutu. SECOND DAY, ArielL 2. 'rho Court assembled, - Captain Langton begged permission to':tu4ke some addition to his evidence of yesterday respecting the occurrence at Cheltenham on the of October, The Court assented, and Captain Langton said, that having stated yesterday his not having heard any thing further ItorwMajor Northey at 7 o'clock that even ing, and in consequence also of an alarming account he received of tne illness of one of his family, he had taken his place in the Bath coach ; he wished further to add, that belore he took this step, he waited upon Sir John Sh erw b o d, w h o strong ly re , cornmended him to go away on account of the leiter he had just received. Early on the morning, of the itth he-Again waited on Sir John Sherwood, and told him of the new circumstances which.had taken place on the preceding evening, ,and strewed him the letter he had receive tl ; in consequence of which Sir John Sherwood still recommended him to leave Cheltenham; and he left at the bar of the boarding . - house where. he lodged, a paper, referring any per son who' doubted the motive of his departure, to Sir lobo - Sher Wood. Captain Noribey Hopkins examined by the Pro treentor, stated,, that he knew Major. Northey, end accomE►anied him to Sheldon's Hotel, on the even ing of the lith of October, where he saw Captain Langton, and heard Major Northey 'call Bien " a And a hco und rel, " and afterwards " a .cow ard ;" 'the Major said, Captain Langton had Ara (Woad 'hii character, and called him a coward .a second time. Major Northey declined putting any question to the wiwess. Captain Langton was then examined by Major Spicer, a Metliber olthe Court. Q. You stated in your evidence yesterday, that you bad no recollettion of having, , at a patty of Lady's Ahdy's, represented any interterenceof yours as toe cause of breaking oft Major Northey's mar riage-.4)oes your recuisettion now scree . you,whe ther you did snake use of such expressions, at any time, and at any puny at Lady Abdy's have 00 recolledion whatever of my being at a party at Lady Abtly's : I used to visit at her Ladyship 'S louse sometimes in the mornings; and one evening 1 recollect calling on the farnilY to go to the Ploy WWI them, but no eutiverktation whatever occurred, respelling Major Northey. e ~: t r 's; r , 4 ;: