The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-18 00:00:00

:: 1 ' I F !t ~.. ~, ~`' -k From the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 16, 1 8 1 i . Ca;lion•Hause, Feb. 5, 1811. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales was this day pleased to make the following Appoint ments in his Household Sir Henry Ilallord, hart. M, D. to'be a Physician in 0rd . ... nary; tlajor-Cencral Turner, of the 3d Guards, to be Assistant Vrivatc Secretary; and General WillianyKeppel, Major. General Francis Thomas flarnitiond, and Lieutenant-Colonel Wm.Congeve, to be 4iquerrica. Foreign Office, Feb. 15, 1811. His _Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been ploastd to appoint the Right Honourable Lnril 111) B:litinck, to be hi* Majesty's Envoy Extra triihary - mid Minister Plenipotentiary to the Conti Pdienno, ti , s Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been pleased to appoint Augustus John Foster, Esq. to 1).3 f,is Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Mi nister Piempotentidry to the United States of Ame rica, Carlton- House, Pet. 'l4, 1811. . . This etiy his Royal Highness the Prince Regent um pleased to aKoini Samuel Chetham Hilton, of icloston, ESCI , 1() he Shot-40f the CountyiPalatine of Lancasier for the year ensuing. . • IPar-Vre, iO. 16, tart. Royal Regiment of 1-lor,e (ltird6, Lieutenant W. 1. E. 'Whim, from the 7tl. Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Permit*, piumuted. Itl Itcgimerit of Dragoon Guards, Cornet Arthur -Fox to be Lieuteminl, without purchase, vice Cumming, who tires. l.i, uten.iiit Wilit , auu lordim Alcuck, trum,the pity or tile 7th Light I.ot.ipous, to be ditto, without put v Ice Forster Byrne, totut. to be Comet, by put. chase, *Pee 111a.insel I, promoted. 4th l)itto, Caw: of (iAilvie to be Major, vice Moore, I.leiticnsm Tlioni.is Boyd to be Lir coo i,t d Troop, vice o,olvie.' Comet Theophilus Butler to be LieuienJi,t, vik.v. , Boyd. sth D.ttO, Loeuttliiitt 1) Caw to be Captain of a Troop, by lista:4o.3c, vice SAiiitcy, who retires. Cornet Charles W.ilkei to Or. Lieut,:tidut wiliaout purchase, vice Cave brit Unto, Licutulabt French, the 3241 Foot, to be Lieut.:o3ot, vicar. Millet, who ext:;haogos. Hospital- Mate Stbbahl to be Assisidut-Surgeon, vice I wer, al.:Tinniest to the Ctli Foot. 7th t/iiio, Ensign I Bennett, from the 9th soot, to be t,,,rbet, lohu Graham, Gent. to bo , . t%itittpir ii IrIIIJJE, tst Iteginit.nt of I)r4goons, Lieutenant A. K, Clarke to be Captain or a Troop, by purchase; vice Nlorrice, who re tires. Assistant 'Surgeon George Steed to be Surgeon, vice Seth% at, de ascri. 3d rmto, CTip toitl St - VOCAL from the r3th. Light 1.) be (.::4i.st.ou of a Troop, vice Cubbitts, who 61,1 1),11,, M.Veagti, Cent. to he Cornet, by per who ,titres 7th of Light Draguohs, Cornet James Ilamblyn to bt, tirehArit, v% - ohout purcb,,Ke, vice tto;:es, appointed to t, Cornet It. M. (iibb)bs, ttum the 25th „ • , he Ccirw.'l, vice Alotel, who exchanges. ..., Gent. to be Veldlillafi iirseins, vice to he Lieittehaot.C.olonel, , . t Majo, I ohn ILtridasyde, blob I; • • be Alij i., vice s'oavy, tat x ,, t Light I)tiiguotis, to , , 11 , )041 :Bart et. 9t,,,h 0, , ..,; ; •.;.... Witham Chabot to , IJv i '1,114 I , Captain itca tit,..;,.! . iit Dragoons, to ; he Maio( vu:c! s Hi, 1, itu,tt the ;Bth lout, to tip 4 , v;2LI (0 , . hrn,i..• ,, ye, how the I rtlt I..mi Caplan, of it 11VUli, V 4 i broWn, who ext:ltatt . ,ies. izttt to, C;tprarin IVallace, from the gist Foot, Cit,.l t.ii fit' a t rt;op, vice Stainer, who excltanges. Lienteii,kot xdodyr hattoti tO be ditto, - by purchase, vice w 'no rates. Lieutenant rauicts boot tlut ild I.oot, to he Lieut....flan', vice l'hetp. who ("qiiiet Wuhan . : I'..ittc•ri to be ditto, by pur ehatie, v 144 l'eppct, lohn Etidlngton, Gent. to he Coriet s , try perch:lst!, vtae Ware, who retires: I , th at Light i)Nigoons,, Captain )(grits Cubbin, ty.kin Lie 36 Dtat;oeits, to tit: Captain, a Ttoop, vice 't exchanges. W 1 oinet '111461 bath to be Lieu- ti it 101, vicc 'I .iy tiecexsect. I;iivi , ion to be Captain of a Troop, iteceat,e,l. Cornet l'i:AieCi3 EOWkO to DO 1 ieuteitant, vice nowsln. Lieuteiimit Charles Ward, twest the . sut Pont, tub.: ditto, vice Campbell, who cx.. Taylor, trent ttrc 6th Qatrizion to tie Stozo , n, vice Ronk, wha cutianges, isi;i Pato, Cornet the lif,nourabre :WM Finch to be Lit:UtC• try vice Knight promote& vita I%ltsw, i.lr ors i.l,:litellant.oololllelletrn tratrs tel.; L.YIII Light Or.,goono, to tie LieutenAtit.Colonel, puiclrite. zctii t)1 i to, ‘,:tiris , :t loint , Paton to'be Lieutenant, vice Parke, ilecco4cd„ . . . 2 / st Vitto, NElhony, Gent, to be Cornet, without purch.lbe, vb.,: Newton, promoted. txth Vitto. Comet Willi:tin llutakirk, front the 231 Light litAgooroi, 10 be Lictitcit4nt, by porcitioe, vice Macte4o, [Vint:NW Thoirt:ta Price, from the Bth Light ,0 taw Licutewolt vice Slatley, who exchanges. 24th P, to be Lieutcomit-Colonel . ivitlpour porch:to. Cain:Await:haul Covell to be Major' vice 25th Oitto, Captain lichry (rum, trout the aoth Light I)ragoom, to be Pit,ijoi; without purchtur, vice Carden, l ip, it y.,/, ;: ri in Th:, 17Iii Light I:Hay:oohs. Comet 1-11, C. Irvin 2111 Li ) ;ht l)ragoons, to be Cornet, vice Git) , .)ofa,, who ifit of oadti, Entign (:her is Affix tO be ,t, ,t le:ce whu losighs To he Pimlotiole; Gent. without pssr l+ e, Geotlerooi C4tliat %Valiant Chit ltoyal Mtlit.try College, without purchase, vo.‹ L;oie Augustus Tot, (;Grit. by 'tut :mow, v,lee kros, who usigni. c u t,t,,,,v;ort kettinient of Foot ,Guards t Ensign - Lur4 Kilcutiisn:.tu be Lieutenant, by purchair, well, wild mires. Ensign lames Vigurs Harvey to bi by ptirchw:r.' , „ Oct, Wood, who reswis. st r Rigiinerit fo , A Siconit I,teutcriiint George V vet t ii, front roe xist Foot, to be Ensign, without put. vice er;l‘vklit, 1143 not taken Ttio .I.ionourable klastings' Forbes to be Ensign, wit ti.ort purchase, vice 'rowers, wh o r t it t ds. tt,,go t tent of Foot, Major Neil N1414..ei10r to be Lieuten• do t. t_ vice Nicitois::,n, CatiNin Thoinati to Maier, Vice Ni`i{,eilJr. Ensign Thomas Bell to ne Lielmwatit, try I : llwilase, Vitt: Laile, Who roir vs . l.teuteuartt 6. PI. j lige,ilh, the 4111 thlrrison H att ,. li on , to I t , L'fittertaiir, vicv Nlototonaltl. who exchanges. Miller Gent. to bc Emig!), by purchase, vice SorgerAi 4viittrtsrt Catawcil, trout the Royal York tr, be Surgeon, vice Walker, promoted on the it t D i tto, Lieutenant W. A. tiitniiitOtt, from the 78111 foot, sit i g; canton., of ;t Cowpony, by purchase, vice Colthurst, tv!“, Ensign V4lllotot Wnotes to Ito Licm . am, I.en wick, dereaiet!„ Gentleman attic trot ," the ttoyol C011,14e,.t0 be Ensign vice bototiquoty cfcCeill4tl. Ntockay, Ge t it , „ sign, vice Woods. 4tti oitiu Wsrii, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lickcn, promoted , Sat i)itto, brevet Lit uten3iit-Colortel lames Bathurst, from the QuaticrAnasicr Generars Staff, to be M.ll , tr, vice Broke who exchanges. I(ichoul Nicholson, Gent. to be Ensitpt, by purchase, vice }tauten, who retires. Thomas William Dillon, Cent. to be Ensign, by Adana, vice • 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Andrew Crean, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Cum'''. promoted in the 3 Ali Foot. Assistant-Suroon John Dwyer, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, obe A,sititanr.Surgetni. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Johnston, from the North Down Militia, to he Lieutenant. Ensign John Hurke, from the so3d foot, to be ditto, by purchase. vice Milani, appointed to the Royal Regiment nt Home Guards. En. sign folin S. Nunn. trout the Soli Foot, to be ditto, with. out purchase, vice Byron, who retires. gth Ditto, Lieutenant ioseph Low Robertson, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Campbell.deceased.'Eneign David Henry, to be Lieutenant, vice Itobertsoee loth Ditto, Major Francis William Cashefkto be Lieutenant Colonel, by purchase, vice Shout, who retires. Captain Richard Broad, from the Royals, to be Mii)or by purchase, .• vice Cashel!. Captain T. T Trickey tl.)be Major, by purchase, vice Broad, appointed to the 47th Foot, Ensign terguson to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cummln, who retires. Ensign E. Allen to be ditto, without purchase, vice Calthorp, promoted. Lieutenant lames Tisjall, from the Antrim Nblitia, to Ensign Ditto, Captain Nicnolas Brown, Irons the loth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stanhope, who exchanges. Hospital-Mate Alexander Stewart to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Palmer who resigns. Istli Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Julius Stirke from the 6th West India Regiment, to be Dicuteuant-Colonel, without purchase. 13th Ditto, Ensign Joseph Waller Cason, to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Preston, promoted. 1 4th Ditto, Ensign D. Haslewood to he Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice Rawlins, promoted. Gentleman Cadet lames MeLerrnott, from the Royal Military College, to he En sign, without purchase, vice Haslewood. Wm. Buckle, Gent.. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Megan, who reSigns, tsth Ditto. Captain John R. Meadows to be Major, without purchaiie, vice Riall, promoted in the 6gth Foot. Lieu tenant Wm. Slade to be Captain of a Company, vice Meadows. Lieutenant William Mactiamera, trim the Bth West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Pettigrew, who exchanges, lames Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, with. out purchase. vice Bell, promoted in the Both foot kith Ditto, Captain R. K. Nugent, front the 6th West Regiment, to he Captain of a Company, vice Lade. who exchanges, Hospital-Mate Henry Hart, to be Assistant- Surgeon 17111 Ditto, Henry Peacock, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. vice Crawford, whose Appointment has her, cancelled. Hospital- Mate lames Harrison to he Absistatit• Suigeon, vice Graham, whose A neciimmepr has not taken place. igth Ditto, Brevet Major Robert Smyth to be 'Major, vice Tomlinson, deceased. Captain George jsctinan Rogers, front the 71st Foot, to be Captain of a Comeally, vice Gordon, who exchanges. Lieutenant Constantine Benin son. from the Donegal Militia, to he Ensign. igth Ditto, Lieutenant Crosbie Christian, iron the ad Cey.: lon Regitneet, to be Lieutenant, without purcleise, vice Sapte, promoted. Ensign Henry O'Shea to be ditto, Charles Macdonald, Gent. In be Ensign, vice O'%hca. asst DARN Ensign ratrick Clason, trout Watteville's Kett. • --- mem, to be isi Lieutenant ! without purchase, vice Tti . p. man, promoted in the ad. Ceylon kegunent. 224 Ditto, Ensign P. V. Wood, front the tooth Foot, to be Lisutenant, without purchase, vice Bishop, who resigns. Hospital- Mate John Sloan to be Assistant-Surgeon. . 24th Ditto, Charles Hodge, Gent. to be tinsign, without purchase, vice 10i106011, , who resigns. Wit Ditto, Robert Montgomcrie Ha►nilton, Gent. to be En sign, by purchase, vite Pollock, promoted. to iv maim/ad.] DIVIDENDS. March 9. J. T. Creaves, H. Sharpe, and F. Fisher, of King's Arins.ya , d. Coleman -street, merchants. hlarch 16, R. Samuel, of High-street, linen-draper. Feb. 19. S. Tipper, of Leattenhall.street, bookseller. March 9. T. Payler, of Greenwich, merchant. March 9 1. Long, of Delmont, vidualler. March ta. 1. Reid, of ttroad.street, underwriter. March 9. H. Lewis and W. Chambers, of Rattibone-place, shopkeepers. AprilKillick, of Southamptoneupliolsterer. March S. F. G. Osbum, of Pontetraii, liquorice-merchant. March 13. I. Chidell. of Southampton, porter.mereliant. March 12. W. Houghton, of Liverpool, merchant. March R. Manning, of the Stock Exchange, stock broker. • March 9. T. Croose, of Picket-street, liner-draper. March 9, E. Mason, of Great 'Swan-alley, Coleman-street, carpenter. CIRTIFICATES. Mardi 9. A. Bradley, of the Strand, umbrella-maker. I. Hitids, of Buck lersbury, wholesale.grocer. I'. Philips, of Milford, merchant. I. S. Killick, of Hackney Mills, Lee-bridge, miller. T. Herbert, of Dowgate-11111. cotton-merchant. J. Willats, of Cracechurch-street, umbrella-maker. S. Hardacre and W. Barnard, of Little St. Thomas Apostle, merchants. 1. Houlding, of Liverpool, merchant. 1. Smith, of Liverpool, merchant. II A ;VIC RUP'I'S. C. Mulls, llolywell-street, merchant, to surrender Feb. 19, March 2, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mayhew, Symond's Inn. 11. Wilson, Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 28, March t it, and M, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Atomics, essrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton-building, I.On don ; and Messrs. Oared and Baines, Liverpool. E.- Stephens, sea. and E. Stephens, jun. Oxford street, carvers, 14en. 19, at eleven, March 2, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. flail, Coleman-street. j. Patrick, Maly. la-bonne-street, linen-draper, Feb. 23, March a, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, King's Bench-walk, Temple. Ingram, Old.street, bedstead-maker, Feb. 23, March s, and 3s, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attotnies,Messrs.Col h its ;id Widler, Spiral-square. F. Petersdortr, flattdri-garden, furrier, Feb. 23, at ten, March 2, at tw4ve, and jo, at one, at Guildhall. At. tonnes, McsarS Stratton and Allpott, Shorerlitch. Desonneaux, great Titclitield-strcer, apothecary, Feb. 23, March a, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atomics, Messrs. Collins and Waller, Spital.square, W. and 14. tlarber, Cheapside, warehousemen, Feb- 19, March 2, at twelve, and 30, at eleven, at truildhall. At torney, Mr. Wilda, Warwick-squarc. 1). Ihnillips,.Walbrook, tailor, teb. _l9, at eleven, t 6, at twelve, 'tiareli 30, at eleiethat Cladltall. Attorney, Mr, Cowmen, Walbrook. I • Price, Birmingham, brass-founder, Feb. 26, 27, :mil March 30, at eleven, at the Union Tavern, Birmingham. At turtsies, Messrs, Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry, London; and Mr. Wliateley, Birmingham. R. and T. Bernoulli'', Kingstort4mon. Hull, merchants, Feb. 22, at eleven, 26, at twelve, and March jo, at eleven, at. Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Couticen, Wal. brook. W. fleffill, Gray's Inn-lane, grocer, Feb. t 9, 26, at' twelve, and fvlarch 30, at one, at Guihlhall. Attorney, Mr. Mar. gan, Old City Chambers. C. Hartley and W. !lanky, Bingley, Yorkshire, worstead. spinners, March t, at five, and 39 t at twelve, at the Bowl. inn;-gicen inn, Bradford. A ttornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton. garden, London • and Mr. Crowley , Bradford. R. Belly, Shorediti:ll, hop-merchant, Feb. Lg. 23, and March p, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Glutton, St. 1211t.m. , s'..truct, Southwark. iiirmiallhaMtallor, March 4,5, and 30,. at twelve, at the Royal Motel, Birmingham. Mu:mites, Messrs. Devon and Took, Gray's ion-squee,, London 4,0 Messrs, Barker and Unett, Birmingham. Woodlicad Parkin, tobacconist, Feb. lc, 26, and March 30, at twelve, itt the Tontine Inn, ShoSeld, Attornies, tvlessrs, Wiiliarf,s and Dark e, Princes -street, liedford.row, London ; and Mr. B. httrbeary, Sheffield. Ilitkinshaw, Newton-upon-Ouse, Yorkshire, brewer, Nlarctt b, 9, and 30, al ele.ell, at the VV/Ille Swan, Jun, Cioodrtungate, Yorkshire. A ttottlie3, Nir. 'Lambert, [,ray's London ; and Mr. Lockwood, jun. LasingwOuld, Yorkshire. R. Fates, nark, grocer, March 5,6, and 3 0 , atone, at the George Inn, York. Attornies, Messrs. Bell and ilrodrick, liow•latte, Cheapside. I, Burrows, Hammersmith, victualler, Feb. 2,3, at eleven, 21i, and March 30, at ten, at , GOildbull• Attornics" Messrs. Cuppage and Rice, lermyn.street. 3), Cord, Air.strett, professor of mask', Feb. ig. at eleven, Niiirdl a, at twelve, and 30, at One, at Guildhall. 4t« turnies, tvlessrs.,Turner anti Pike. Illoomsbitry4quare. J. Seed, Preston, corn-merchant, March it, 12, 414 p, at eleven, at Oa Golden Cross, Preston. Attorney, Mr. Whittle, lobo-arc:et, Iledrord.row. C. C. Aplin, Budieigh, miller, Feb. 20, March 2, at ele. yen, and 3a, and ten, at the Globe Inn, Exeter. At. torney, Mr. Paltrier, Barnard's Inn. 1.. Brain, Bristol, cooper, Feb. Ag, Match 1, and 3u ' at one, at the Rummer "l awn, Bristol. Attornics, Messrs. Whitcomb., and King, Scrjeifily _ _ , R. Senior, Bristol, cluthier, Feb. Ise, March i. amq 3A, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Ilristul. Attonnes, Messrs. rtice and Williams, Liii,oln's Inn. ._. C. Walker, Manchester, manufacturer, Feb. 26, 27, and March 30, at twc, Ilt the Genre Inn, Manchester. At tornies, Al.essr6. Milne and P urtY.Tenliil„ e• W. Mosgrove, 1-tonitun, surgeon , . , ,19, a t , and March 30, at eleven, at the !tote!, r Exeter. ttornies, Me..si s, Cul telt, Wirnburne, and Collett, Chancery lane. 1. drlrttam , Ott t3aitey, tleatitr. Feb. 23, 23, and March 3a, at ten, i k t Guitdhati. 4ttot:ney, Mr. Patton, Walbruok. W. Karby, Strattincl,.Risea, plumber, Feb. ty, at eleven, March 2, anti 30, at ten, at guildhall . guildhall . A ItgrillCS, Stratton and Allport, Shoreditell. R. Bagster, Piccadilly, upholsterer, Feb. 10, 27, and March 30' t at twelve, at Guiluti a ll. Att ur ni cs , Messrs. Denton ain Isarker, G ray's Inn. I 4 C Crippen, Liluthquac.hpop.bentler, Fob. 2 0, 37, and htackt 30, at twelve, at Guitai;4ll.' Attorney, Thorms, fcrt-coutt, FetwltUrdr-vrcvt. blished hy WI E.l A M AR P4IC d by I,OIQ DON Printe RICHAR 1) H A ItitTS. Of No. 4, Mattlett"court, how-effect At SCRIPPS, at the c s uN ,o v i q cs, No, u?, strand, where deertisem en t s , O r d e ,,, tot the / Lftters tar the ilditor Ate. Iputt , paid), m Girt, roust b 3 ad&restAl. THE PRINCE dIVD MR. PERCEVAL. The following were published in an Opposition Evening Paper of Saturday, as genuine copies of the letters that passed betwren his Royal Highness the Regent and Mr. Pereeval, on the annunciation of his Royal Highness's deierrninati9 to retain the present Ministers in hi.. atiryiee: THE REGENT'S LET TER. Curltt , n House, Feb.,4, tar r: " The Prince of Wdes considers t h e moment to be anived, which aril. for his decision, wick re spetl to the pers-ns 10 be employed b) hint, in the administrat on of thy. ExeCutive Got:eminent oldie row.try, uccording to the powers t.ested rn hitt) by the Bill passed by tire two Houses of Parliament, and now on the point of receiving' the sandlot) of the Great Seal. " Prince feels it incumbent upon him, at this I,recisd jundure, to ccomunicate to Mr. Per ceval his intention not to remove from their sta tions those Whom he finds there, as his Majesty's official servants. At the same time the Princoowes it to the troth and s,incevity of charatier, which, he trusts, will appear in every action of his life, in whatever situation placed, explicitly to declare, that the irresistible,impulse of filial duty and affe6lion to his hclo‘ed and atilided father, leads him to dread that any ad of the Regent might, in the smallest degree, have the effete; of interfering with the progress of his Sovereign's recovery. " This consideration alone dictates the decision now communicated to Mr. Perceval. . - " Having thus performed a n ad of indispensable duty, from a just sense of what is due to his own consistency and honour, the Prince has only to add, that, among the many blessings to be derived from his Majesty's restoration to health, and to the per sonal exercise of his Royal. Fuations, it will not, in the Prince's estimation, be the least, that that most fortunate event will at once rescue him Ironsa situa tion of unexamined embarrassment, and put sin end to a state of affairs, ill calculated, he feats, to sus tain the interests of the United Kingdom, in this awful and 'perilous crisis, add most ditticnit to be reconciled to the genuine principles of the British Constitution." MR. PERCEVAPS ANSWER. Downing street, Feb. s, Mt. " Mt* P4ftesstraf. presents his humble -duly to your Royal Highness, and has the honour to ac knowledge the receipt of your Royal Highness's letter of last night, which readied him this morning. " Mr. Perceval feels it his duty to express his humble thanks to your Royal , Highness for the frankness with which your Royal Highness has con descended explicitly to cotnniunicate the motives which have induced your Royal Highness to honour his colleagues and him with your commands. for the continuance of their services, in tne stations en. trusted to them by the King. And Mr. Perceval bogs leave to assure your Royal Highness, that in the expression of your Royal Highness's sentiments of filial and loyal attachment to the King, and of anxiety for the restoration of his Majesty's health, Mr. Perceval can see nothing but ,additional motives for their most anxious exei bons to give satistattion to your Royal Highness, in the only manner in which it can be given, by endeavouring to promote your. Royal Highness's views for the security and happiness of the country. " Mr. Perceval has never failed to regret the itn pression, of your Royal Highness, with regard to the provisions of the Regency Bill, which his Ma jesty's servants felt it to be their duty to recom mend to Parliament. But, lie ventures to sub mit to your Royal Highness, that, whatever dif ficulties the present awful crisis of the country and the world may create in the administration of the Executive Government, your Royal High nest will. not find them, in any degree increased by the temporary suspension of the exercise of those branches of the Royal Prerogatives, which has been introduced by Parliament, in conformity to what was intended on a former similar occasion ; and that whatever Ministers your Royal Highness might think proper to employ, would find in that Mitsui). port and countenance which, as long as they were honoured with your Royal Highness's commands, they would feel confident they would continue to enjoy ample and sufficient means to enable your Royal Highness effectually to maintain the great and important interest of the United Kingdotti. " Amid Mr. Perceval humbly trusts, that, what ever doubts your Royal Highness may entertain with roped to the constitutional propriety•of the measures which have been adopted, your Royal Highness will feel assured, that they could not have been recommended by his Majesty's servants,_' nor sanctioned by Pat liarneet, but upon the sincere, though possibly erroneous convidion, that they in no degree trenched upon the true principles and spirit of the Constitution. " Mr. Perceval feels it his duty to add, that he holds himself in readiness, at any moment, to wait Upon your Royal Highness, and to receive any com matuli with which your Royal Highness may be graciously. pleased to honour him." LAW REPORT. ' COUR rOF RING'S BENCH, Fes ' 6 STEVENSON V. THE PRINTER, &C. Okz "Og ; '' SlEwsrAlrEs. . Mi. GAREOW said, that this was an irb f or l against the defendants for defamation of cli ° '''', The defendants had inserted in their plibl' sl " l . ex-parle examination which bad occurred 0 1 ': Mansion-House before the Lord Mayer, on i cl ; preferred against Captain Jobn filevettcc il ' tl 0 report in question imputed to the presetgT,t crime of decoying a lady named PoprAeo'n" „ .": t h . wns passenger on board a vessel, into the % which Captain Stevenson sailed, during Oft: e ; Grenada, with intent to oiler violence to e r ' l ,' sou. The continents made on the presri:9lo,o,, dud were described to be of the ino,t in3ii'l'`°l,l,l lure, and tending to de g rade Capt. Sfeve rlg '''l t f eyes of all ma n ki n d, an d .prevent 1164141 impartial trial. . ~..„}f 0(0 • --Alt#YOT addressed the Jury in uerii , ,„ - d p e ? f r h e t i s n r d o a f ivi n p i r s ot , , a e n e d d contended ings n ipoi i c l e ia O t tie l s a , w t ; t)e a o r :c,' : ~,,,, tie e t. o , l o ; :d . a iv n i d ay h o i r t . ll4: resent Instan . ce , 'be e ., a'le'''' l 7,, , , - ' . t ir lee t L i i v sio e )erddn t e, l e i tp e aiti r iLti e eLod l Ef t . a ua d : thebeenoßo uor n itvi o lst n ac i i i d l e tr at i , : t i I li isdo‘r,v,vi.aiisuali:i:nb:B.l,:i4d.! ' „„ iA tt ' a lib,l, by the publication of which it v..1“h7 16 „ that it was sought to prejudice the 110 4 , ° ,o„i .tbli'inuill'lpeonsveednueas" public agaipst the prosecutor, and to L ieprioso more imporianl than anollicrou.llo kept clear, particularly that there al:oulti u di ,,, obsttudion to that avenue, leading to a 0 ,4 4 ' 4 partial verdki. A fair statement of artYPr'' 4 '4 , tiomtphaertcia,ltlirilashof jlfosatiiityett.i:go,,,,,:i in a Court ()flaw was not withheld Iron (1 1 ' s 0 lie throttgli . the means of the public prll lt4 ' d , " lit was already understood. to be privilege, 1%60 he should be the last to cut down. .t if iij a matter of seri ous con sideration, if one sid' i ' i lt s a question was to be made public, snd that °„if4 t wat; to continue• with a prejudice 064647p0l Ittn from the moment he was accused la !" ti,,aptli his trial. N o thi ng w a s more essentia l 10 the administration of justice, as that every perofli'.,,,,fti ed of wh a t ever crime, should have a Dir,o";„/11 and impartial trial. It was for the . I °Y ; ttl d ioto the Publication in question left the i nto, 444 l equal state in this reaped ; or it tit , " d' c ' 3l' ittf language of the publication Aid not beer d ° ''% ° ol lo proved.awthuaitsnligocrobfore it. The ' guilt of the perm g.t ,o '.was tro t only judged of on an ex...parte stitebio, OM his guiltor He tehwe s howeda Spuabnitiiccall indeed idaotenee,dd, to and d el v) a s ev e re : c oei ( . : ,: : j ig ' li.i i: oll ii i : : convinced of the guilt of the Pr 4. iiietr sa:t_ lu h neici e dpdh re ui fo brntioigi t ie • s e hrh , :ii:n a rg, ll i o tt.p w eiripioc i g n o g rpe:us t db h oli e nii,..gT ul tli m i6(a)rn o is s c t garto i e i llL : rt i 4l t isi ti v: d : i tt )l.i ' ol f ti tj eet h i ; a : iet iy ivi: i f,. . 1 I . w, fairly and dispassionately giver], i d the delendant P s ti G v publications as this could not be tolerive d ' . 3 , / d c f ' . the minds of a Jury 'night be pre.. occoP ie " i ' t e ll " minally anticipated - . The Jury iminediiiic' ed O i n Fr..._id. -----.................---• .1111 t Sir J - 0 61 N STUART iS au 1 . . s retu rn - o from Sicily, tol:igt:d. —let it be still so; hotov . . n d 6Piifr , . urawing, wh en t h e f o ll ow i n g Soothers, 4,10 titled to rw ar en i t a y stt Thousand t ate Poem' terY e b each -14: ° e we ' :: : 9 , 7 54 , 14,754, tg,764.; Tickets apd Sh ir t , Ctn . sale . fbr the Grand City Lottery, by Prreot he ' OO P hill, and is, Coventry-streert ; wlio old,/ Doti 5 , and_ last Prize, on the second day °I / 4e, ''' s N i o. 11,52 3, entitled to the . F D reeb9 l : l l! t ; i 7:ol o . rlt ,'Snow.hiu. T h ird day of raw' b' Month. -------"" .................. ............---- r o li !Rm the . . t''''dY'' f .At the Gov ernment- H ouse i n C a lcutta, r. L Hon. fohn Edmund Elliot, of a Daughter he Ste. , On Saturday the gth inst. the. Lady o f 1 " ',„sl4;" Shvtarcli of:Upper Harley•stieet, of a San. k .o( 10 " On the r ith inst. the Lady of Captain Cl 3l ' Oil cosi 0 Hants Militia, or a Son. . nit 4 til On Monday last, the Lady of Hurry Lf,,,,,tr, 0- EN• of Manor-House, near Lyndhurst, " • arid heir. -......... --.... . , , 0 On 'Wednesday last, at War raver AMRlilliD. munit William Estcourt Rector 14 t Nevvington,..o, 01 , o Ds i , to Bertha, second daughter of Thomas Wyat t ' 0 ,a grave. Thots lII' The same day, at Mary- le,bonrin Churcht ... e flov 4 / 14 Island of Granda alto" le pi Arles HO (hi * l'llteraday last, at Odiam, Hants, , - . ,. l— ,ter e• lames Harman, sq. E or Reading. Bor' s * o Y so f n n u s it o g u M e t s h t l ::: : ° : l l oil a tiel e : n o e f r t s i i : t i r a et te t, to Miss Harman,' °n i l! ( 414 . Berk r, thaeogscill;tivtool: Rto°be4ritisfsil2llit'eoril' 0q.:01: col;lantetylyo,fTLohiczoarsd.flond,DElsEq.D.of 14CWWW;1"-- I 00: thet 1 3 3 1 b u t , U u i l f t. a i t n • ..a.----. ............--- 11 g n : ; 410 01, I advanced age of 96.. ' SW"' 1 * t r o' r " lift ttar(Y) njoluft the : IP hi tYl l i l j 8s D tl e. r r . . 211 1 f 0 "t i l l il ll igP41:1°Ig N 4'f° 1c Y j al e l a t'I n ~ ti li:rMsflif ir ilked:Trici:I'si:fe;11111:$:1.1110111.111'el:. Maclean, ot Sudbury. ' , publil l ',ls Uo w i ' Hart i Tnemlq the 6th inst. 31 his house 1 ., 1 ,,,, JO — , elite4nt sob ut the late Travers liatieY, Pq* OP' a .1J Friday stonniglit John f atzgorahir E i -* 0 1° the County of Clare. ' . 1. 01 On Monday last 111, alter - O. initi"llPesB.* Girdlcr, ivilts•ats-'nrnevriffTlot I. s. G of , Magistrate for Middlesex. ho" ' "'tia .4,1 ,„. On Tuesday, at her so ' M r . Forrest'b &lt, a g, I F °.n.st L reet, Mrs..' Fletcher, retia of the tat g ' 03 0 40 tolur, ut Gainshot tt ' se m n is . te li r str pc . te ag r ed 6one of thegAldernte„ ad ° ill wi g _ or ti t t a t b: oo, , 0 (Jn the t .3' in " ear l ' sa tin ew- 0 ( ' n al' a T lS: h e : ii r l2i s n: d ec : s:a y sl'n l Y : : : i t ra : ta a t(; t Wjel E °:: a fl S "Vti t ai bO rltPh l Lt: : °t r: t C i: : 'l: : C:rlCl:l6tl :; t : l4Pgla::'i'lj:grr On Saturda y ,k; younge sat 14 , den, sq. Meruhant of I,c'nulon. . Abr ., ' 1 On Friday last , at 'hi house , Walvt'otillt - KoYs r e "dine. II". 41"/ gl i s Surf eo„ i„ the Igt y He ia n s r t y , Hayden st son 0 _. sP , formerly agj painful illness, 'Mr. winitliatat;ifintysdeinplil'i d id sl a r c ; ile c hio E r a H rl e Y n Y r e y st W er a d g a n Y er rn , PE'l;qln.g'oti7,aTittif ,12.:11 ye ar i ipe 'sje ---.........."' fa