The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-11 00:00:00

Flom th.t• WIVDON 44,1ZET7'E, Alt] 9, 1811 11;.11-.0 z ijice, '.7ft.'y 9, !Si!. tit ileginient of Lai Cuttals. Lieutenant William 12otlney ' nattlheri, from the is Zit toot, to no Cor,•,er and Sub Lieutenant, vice Inhil Chaniners, who exch4ng4.. 1), , t, , , Li,:titeit4to Lilw.,ti tiavittun, trout -Inc brit Ura i;tiarß; to bc Cruet mud Sl.ib.l.l:titumiilt, vice 'tile .tir,:‘,l,.: Cat heart, who exclianges I:4 o ,itwiu Drag, on (~; omits, Sub-Lieutenant rile lion. t.;corge atnuart, troll the'zil Lite Guardz, to be Licute. thoit, vice ILiyintin, who exchanges. Critto, Cornet and Atljitytit loslnita Dunwoody to have the rank •al Lieutenant. titt wcglitient of Vt.igoons, Cornet John Bakwell to be Lieu. tenant, without pur:. - tiase, vice Clarke, promoted. 9th iteginient of Ltghr Oragoons,_ _Cornet 1. W. Dunn to be Alll Lieut e nant, by, ~11aSe,, vice Mahon,,promoted., Cornet tir 311 . 41 , horn tire 2001 Light Dragoons, to be Lieurenmit. , without purchase. Cornet John Wright to be Adjutant, vice Krum, who resigns the Adjutancy' wily, ith Ditto: To be LieutenAn.s, wtthout.puraase. Cornets Richafa Cd ►ienjamin L. Lye, Thomas O'Gra dy, I'm ward Gl : caves, Edwadi l'helips, and bolin To bc COreet o without purchase. Serj,mnt-Niajor William Leach, from the Cainlry Depot, Co s. j„, it,,,,,ruent or Foot Guards, E. Clive, Gent. tq be Ensign, pordi,oc, vox KiCilatti Ellison, who retires. Cut,htre.iin IZtAottent of l of Guartis, George Gould Mor. . Gent. to he t vtee t4itight ld, ilece:tsed . 6to iiv, ; ottent ut Fooc, V . Bennett, lent. tul?o Ensigtr, by poicii,ks,,, vice lows, promoted. , :ot.t Ditto, F 415401 Alt:so/rider Millie to .be .Lieutenant, hoot purchase, vite Woodhoubc, promoted in the 96th .l out last Ditto. To be First Lieutenants; Withoutpurchase, Second livciteuant lames Brady, vice Mackenzie, promottd. si collo Lleutenant John Leavock, vice Seaver, superseded. sec...it Lieutenant Richard Farrell " . • TO be Second Lieutenants, without purchase. Ralph Carr, Gent. vice Brady. lames Egan, Gent. vice i,:avock. Andrew Spotiwoode, •.Gent. vice Farrell. Foot, Sefieallt. Major Bridgcland, to be Adjutant (with the, rank Of Ensign), vic,: Russell, p"ornbitd, 29.0 ttrevet Licatenaut-Colonel G. H. B. Way to sic Lieutoiialit-,:ollitel, vice White, dead of his woundi. 14revet Major John 'fucker to be Major, vice' ‘411 4 y, Lieutenant E. a. L. Nicholson to be,Captain of a Cont. patty, vice Tucker,. Ensign Lovelock to be Lieu ' ttiont; vice Nicholson. gars L•nsign Witham Atkinson, from the ad West y or k, he Ensign. 31,1 Unu,, ILispital-iiiale Thomas Howell to be Assistant , SUrgCOll. vie Loin, prointned. 3;t Onto, Lictininant Attach Jackson, .from the Ist West to 04 1 - mhign. 41 , 1 ~it io ;• 1,,,,1 0 6 Crawford, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. Chase, vice Brander, promoted. : ,s3‘i eithGeralci, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. vice Hamilton, promoted. 6j,t Ensigii George Messerv,ey to be Lieutenant, with ' out vice IieuVIIIC, who resigns. Webb. Low ociti. to-be Ensign, vice Messervey. Bust C,,ptain W.C.Davys t from 'Halt, pay of French's iieLrukliog•(or" to be Laptainot st,,company, vice , who exchanges. , , • • • ; • i ham 11 Gait. to be Ensign, by purchase, •.• , • wilt) relires. ' • • - ' .lohn Sinclair to be Captain of a Hy, without vice Cameron, promoted. •, Robeitson to be Lieutenant, vice Sinclair. George bruit') to be Lieutenant, Wjtitallt H whii retires. •t, , I,ietit. tl tiry Robert Cole,, trom the 32d Foot, to of a Coilipany,' vice.'Fribe• deceased. • . fames 'icing, from • the 4th Garrison ye Captain of Company, vice Campbell,' Cattlifeld.' `Gent. to be Ensign, without bput4+ivuuddi whose appointment has not Lkyir {fl ate, • ,; Lit,tutetiatit I oho M'Nab, from tho Edinburgh .1-6urgeon••Dayid LSnri, lam the - 32d ' • ‘,,,! 'J., Vice Wouite,, promoted 'oil the Staff. i ~utcoant john Chambers, from the ISt 4;14 to be Eli:au:runt vivo W. lt.Chambers, who Regiment, Ensign tlionfas Pilkington to be • vice Katwitp, casiikered, Wan traptive Pon. kii?ers Gott. •to tie Ensign, vice',Pilkington. to be ditfo, withOut.purchase, vice resigns. Lieutenant Alexander Anton to be Aopt•oir, vice L rooxe s inoinott,ll.. cnaut lonn Dalton to be Captain of a Com dece.ised Ratiors, Wiltshire Austen, (..;ent. to be , 'Kenzie; tieee;istAL, rAit, Cu net Macdowall to be Lien. , Deputy Assistant-C om .A. Me, Gctii., to be Cornet, Is! [I , t,-41 t 011. lA' ic(Sott s gent. to be En. Oct. ' . i ; ; ~,,; teNurisicl Campbell, h - nu the 37t14 I ti .t,n_;nl et a Comp.ml, vice King, %vito vx. Battalion, Surgeon Mathew I:arnert, from , to be SuigeoFi, proinoted on tne L., ° BREVET, NJojot-Gigieral in the Airily,. —Colonel (Wm Le Co:: I OS PITA!, :STA F'F. ''o 1:-; aurgcinn to the Forces. StiTgMti trunt thc.• -t4th Light Dragoons Katstone, trorn , the 7th Royal Veter.in 1..t1 - 6con Ki,bert Woulte s from tho 96th Fpot. GARRISONS. • 'Mt jqtoilt of iiretoo., Lieutenant Otto 01 . ule No4a Scotia Vencibles, vice Kemble, 1.4i,s he i(irig) . s Gefinan Legion. Lewis Udine, to be vi,,,0 Grant, killed in Adiotl. Ensign Wil. tkiir. to itv ditto, , vice. Whitiler, kill e d i n A f . ti on. Gcnt. to be Ensign, vwe Grant, I(iiq;e Gent. to b;: ditto, vice %Vit. 10.0.711 i; 4'; reek - I,ighz I lifaittly. - - 116i,,,dicr.Gt . :Ocral: !oho Oswald, train thessiii. Foot, to be i.:+.,.citi.'l bald 1 . 1"0111 !lid Ituyal COrtii,;tlti to t , t; cri -jot. • I with pormatlent Raill/4. Lie,itetirmst c.votgc ii.0z,11 , ) , .11i),:r, from rho Royal Cor r:lc:ALl Licuteliala Charles 'fulfil), irom.tha3stli T . 6 he (apt leis, with tempora'r'y Rank Lit ur tt-t,t horn itte Royal Corsican' r , PentiCS 3 . Glovittuti Cavadid. Cat - 414010i V 4... , 1 „..t- , poto. Consist - all Stratti, Beles, Cu; ha Cristo l'aiasa. 'it, tt: Lit.: with temporary back. Vasi. sitatiattil to 1 ott , iiiiittio. ( ..;cory,to Lit'.,. A nag. ;1,411 I)i " Litit,tant:t ,:t. vi , t.:.,i,o.„titortittio ti tt.it it', CtistieZzi. iticCIISO. Peiititco, Lamr.go. NJC6I4t. Nettore .The Undermentioned A pp , , , intrnetig, a, stated the'( of the 4th alai iStil linw, and al I uts, apt 1; have out ken place. 2;0 Foot, Second Lieutenant Robert Castle to be First Lieutenant, vice 4th West liutia Wegiment. krevet Lieutenant-C:ol4nel Xinteozs, ttoin b td Foot, tol:t LicuteiLost.Colottel. 93t.i Funt . Second Lieutenant the Hot. %Valiant C. Fry, inn ' 119 . 501 • Foot, to be Lieutcnot. ERRATUM in the gazette of the 12th Nj ot r c li ta;t. 37th Foot, Nor Lieutenant I. !lowan!, trout the South Cork Militia, to he Ensign .read Lieutenont Robert Stowatc l 4 from the South Cork Militia, to be Ensign. Commission in, the Lftld Yeomanry Cavalry,„signed by, the Lord Warden of the ‘.:inque Ports. . . _ Benjamin Cobb, Eini. to betaptairr, vice Denne, resigned. ,MNICRUPT.V.. • R. GoOdwiti, Goultlfitch r Moss. Stafford,. hawker, to stir.. renderlttly.l.s, at four, 16, and Aug zo, at eleven', at the George Inn, Leek— ,Atturnies, Messrs. Killiniste,r and Challiner, Leek; 'aridlit. D'evilbery, COnduit. 4 .sireet, Oan eve.rotypre,444.inclon... ." • J. Wrieliece,4sS",. Loughor, Glamarganshire, dealer, July is, 19, and Aug. to, at eleven, at _ t he Mackworth . Arms Swansea. Attnnties, Mr. Phillips, Swansea ; and Messrs. Williams and Brooks, New-square, Lincoin's-inn, Lon don. regory, Pilkington, Cancashire, dealer, luly 22, 26, and Aug. 2a, at elevelt, at the Star Inn, Mancheseer. 'At-, torney, Mr. %Volker, Manchester. 011ivant, Liverpool, broker, Aug. 1,2, am! zo, at twelve, at the Talbot Inn, Liverpool. A4loloiCi, Mr. -Parting. ton-, Manchester and Mr: Nord, Temple, London. It. Smith Sharp, Great Yarmouth, chemist, Ittly it, 29, and Aug. 20, at twelve, at the Star Tavetn, Great Var._ mouth. Attornies, Mt. Bell, Great Yarmouth ; and Mr. - Francis, Lincoln's inn, London. • . It. Hipkiss, Birmingham, jupanner,ittly 30, 31, and Aug. zo, at eleven, at the Royal lintel, iltriningliim. Attor. nies, Messrs. Devon and Toole, Holborn-4.: - Airt, Gray's inn, London ; and Mr. hurtish, Birminghain. • I. Bath, t_ irenetater, watch k11.4..er„ I zs, .at fOur,_zS, and Aug . . 20, at eleven, at this I , ;.ittg') lie.'!,(Arent:ester At. Virtues, .Mr. Whatley, Citrucester ; and Mr. I , ro wit, Lin.': coin's-Inn. W. Bennett, Merton, Surrey, calico-printer, July 13, and Aug. zo, at eleven; at Guildhall, London. A ttounes, Messrs. P rnt her and Son, LondOn.s t reel, eencp,urch- street. T. Reed, Beer-lane, Thames-street, viaualler, !Lily 13, 20, and Aug. 4a, at ten, at Guildha,l. Attorney, Mr. flee t ham, liouverie-strect. j. Kiikpatrick, Liverpool, merchant, Aug. 5,6, 20, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies,'Mests. Cooper and Lowe, Southamptun-buildings, London and Meisrs.'Orred and Baines, Live! pwl. • E. H. Wilson arid 1. Westmorknd, Liverpool, spirit-mer chants, Aug, 5,6, and zo,. at _the-, C;lobe J'averti, Liver. pool. Attormes Messrs. Cooper and I...pwe, Sguthatrip ton-buildings, London i and Messrs. 011 . 41 and Baines, Liverpool. • ' • I. Welch, Birmingham, brass.loutider, July 30; 31, and Aug. zo, at eleven, at the Royal turiningliam. Attornies, Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, Birmingham • and Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-lime. I.,Stephenson, Kingston-upon-kiull,•druggisr, July is ) , 19, and Aug at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Kingston upon- Hull. 'AttorniesiMesirs. Exley, Stocker, and Davi son, Furnivalls.inn, London and Mr. Cots%orth, King. ston.upon-Hull. S. Bowden, Liskeard t Cornwall, mercer, Italy 22, 23, and Aug. 20, at eleven, at the LOnti6n l'iyinoutn Duck. Attoro,es, Messrs. Collett,'W unborn, and Collett, Chan: eery:lane ! London ; and Mr. Peers. Plymouth Dock. J. Hewitt, 13olton-le-Moors, Lunt:4ollre; .moncy.scrivener, ]July' 30 at nye, 3a, and Ag. 20, at ten, at the Swan Inn, AttantleS, Mr. lohn-street, Bedtord-rdw ;: and Messrs. Cross and it minion, Bolton-le. Moots. Erfsipts. Seritant 1). A. Peretti, I . r,ltti thc Royal Corsican R angers. m ; , tleu ITOM tilt lo,Serji:diit lotto A. bAivaiois, ignit tlktto.• • To he with tcrnjiorary R;ik. Ara4nosti Pinntio (; 3'4 t)itt::o. Mi. .list! ,Ciojor C4olge Ckatniticr, from the 3jth Foot, to loe thc r40,,,01 ZL3lMlt. Qi, 4 txt Masto-Sr-rjcitot'Likpio3ll Eccles, from ditto, to be • ~M11..(92.ANn0m. Liciftcri 1). sae tat) root, h super. ~~ lAA DON Yrititcti by c i( 11 I !ARRI S. of No. 4, MarioNsourt, Devi-ore t ; ADtt rt. hOslieti by \VI LLIAM Itti S I, 1 1 """ ; At t.W rr Oevicu, No. 112 i Strand, where 4dv4rtirementr, Ordirs !or the PaPer,i4ticrs tot the 4,litor (port.,ptsi4), tuel 1 4 a l' h it • • t'kic • _ie it:It:l ltlr4 of th.;..,lieet.stas done 'asirn'y wlwa it 0,5 rctlewul. • ~. , 1 , I.old EC1.4.-Nnor,ourill elccrt,,Nl, that 61-, iCensE was supers os itoo colo" fo 1;:e ist of kfay, ie t 1 ; it therefo re itaeluded aii !hoJittle Fi“. The witness, said;. t bey v. ei e alWa) s to continued, a new. one W4S tie% er ow t.:-.1. Lord EtAr:sraortot.q.;ll salvt-, it.waOlery important that if ka-eigpers 814,1),,,i the. ti , i e.: of retiewieg their litcense., they -should ocver hi: e-t- have .the bekfit (h.c,overing that 51iP.'.....-fie 14ittiff alight t,.ke ilerdiali and his LooJshipArpulat resort e tbe point 'et law for a ease,. t-te did not' deel,ie that polo( no i but lrou hither again. . , A,, , blfeicaiolTcutg)ililltctitglie plointirf bad , hotei be sated the Mr. TOPPING salt! a few words respciallig hie -.' magesl he .could 'not plead a double plea,.pdli'i as he did, .that the plaintitl Wai au alien enem; but t he defendant was pre%•enterl by law hoar tail, ploying the plaintiff, Lord EI.I.EN IIOII V UGH s3id, ,Mr. Topping' tr;illt have waved to Wy e done... rio, although to 1 1 1 .14 ease the• motion would igobobly boo been r ellls4' him. Mr. 'ToPr NG required to have Mr. Iteerdi gl• illotily triode part of the . Ci , "; , . ' done Lord. -EbLinctioltoti,Gti.:--rlliat ; might be s o trot he should always a dbere (01119,, dirodious r. Jury on that polo/. •-• "••• . - Nrefdlet for the plaintiff, damag es to $OO to the opinion of the Court on a case. : '' ' jl„lT:lcee L S ee ss il io i ls ic c , n iv tn i rr. r I . p,itucseilca.yecsitieartidiab) b.(?,..,.'irjoieleuti Mayor,. Recorder,. &c., ... Jostph,ibletsun, Thon.uss ifitAell, ind leig ;i q l mops,, were tried on an inilieirnert,' elLog il l I li with a burglary in the 1..015e of Soot; Cooper,i'iL day' time, and stealing 4 herein .1 counterfoil(' r h a a l , d al , • h ti e c e le a s of wearing apparel, and some table4°.... It was stated in evidence that the avec prillsl; playing' at the game of bumble-pdPriii', the back y.:rd of the Horse and Groolll r41 1 ) 1411 11 1 . 4 in 'Maidco-Ine, which Was kept, b y the fr•tec,4oll on' the afternoon of the .19th of ,Tu,.e, anilw(ltis after they quitted the amusement, the p er discovered thot her bed -room had. bees' lorceilotP;I: and the articles specified in the indict from thence._ Sholtninedi,itely on inParia, op. the robbery at Bow-street, .ind on theeesaint,i oilb ing, an officer named Lack, traced ItAA',4iNl/3.,vis .a bundle, under Iris arV,..to the Cock j" 1 m od public-house in' Drury-lace; where be 01°10,00 the other two prisoners. He d?claring Ili.l'i of t ai •to examine-the bundle, Mitchell joqiP td ( , 1 st bd window into .n back yard, but a 5 ecuretbroiii,,ii •he • Miaff • erideavoutirig to make his eic a r, 1 ..'1:P -the- front door, On searching thtir fer°,ll-,"we kWh :keys Were fuund in their possessiOp• 0 0 tides in the binfdle prOved to he proPerlY -prot.teptri*. , • .rl 011 Ibbctson and • Mitchell iii their d e fence d e d, • : l ' l :,o knpwledge of the robbery; arid ''l!,,,,ditt, thaf• he had cone into the public litotse I') ~ F , 1 ) :•e• and was drinking a afass of ale O'er; 1410 hended. • 10 ied oP i evidence; rqr.Justtillcee CIIAMDIZR b3ving,stfit'll c .ity i'' .itri of I °' i Stealing to thej;rnrYournett•uorflie3(9l93::;ll; übcts'al.jj 111isiculsirepillizabhu4t1,cp;onue1;rstteodyz,•Symoirs. t - )r s t.:‘' " he .dw.elliug-hettse of -.l(2sllritisiti:)iat' ~. :41 : j 1:: •, ; • notes, the property a Hannah GrLP , g t tir ,, 1,1 ; tinson,. for assaulting4t6beet-il3olion 0' ';'l,, ..,. highway. and .taking fraln• his per:,", ' ; ~: 1 ,.. i saA'l his properly', 'and. 'Eliza lel b A(1. ~ t 1 . tug.:36 guineas; the property rtt • ~,,,j,• ~ .iiii,.dwellingrhouse---o..rfeeapir.illy coliL.o oir,"": ' lasePh lulls was . erica . for- seolingi,':,,,,ql,,) this propevty,qf Wit..fintlsor,hrick-vis, ~,l a t it( r' kind,- .4"lie cas. vas rode' toly. 00 , 1, , . t... % .1 ' voner,was,.fourrd. guilty.. do .to 0 ; 101 , t ll l,l ' g . liemjamin Iliclianivor was P- - t - 1 g ) e 3' . 5 ' 1 i Vii.l II) V 101ating kkgirl .af tile :1t',:.',,,,,, 0 „ y t ft'L t :' t ',j girl told an-improbable story 111 " ‘,, 0 ,i , r•, . . •Jtid-qt , ‘ ' • ~I, P ' Jiii she wirs,stopped vy r(- ; ,.,1, ~,I. \'''' ' ; that tho . prisouer b(lo.tild , bt: ;R:tl"'., , course---Noi Oitiity. 'f-li ----• . I .„r p;- • r toti 1.,:', Mr. HARDIN°, of 15.iib!C:1 ), o f 1 ' ~,t .l ed. on .11,1011(1A), ol tenon at th- .ii..l!:, ;ow*, o.:df Bcilurti,,pt, Black wall, of hi; etto-Et'ti,wit;l ou,Pio ttg , two r2o1; •li.itil; of Ell::"P"` t(obers s °l i o ic 16ewormidtims, wilt' oi,icli .111 d __, er „ A O . off: Nurnerups other rublArtr.s. w I milted, OLD BdILEY. li p Mgco:' ircthe prow. , t Collet lop Opthe 30th tgt, at NO , „ r,, , cbc IVlrs,t.W.cl.lh,gtun, ot .1-140irC 110 W :;r),„ k. 014 Testetaay, his lipoa j, uo . e wife of the Key. liifetien le fourth clttld.• is 'ce rttunrf •"`i of c s'lll‘faAltia IW; if) to 1." 13rdtrit;, F y9 In the of 11011, hi tile Larill3llsllll CathedralWilttill.i'txll,ll'l7,;q Lotailinul);sl4s:C: I S. FergUiol) SCGOOd 0110ter ° Ut Ft" 5. 1/' fl'graCi I 11beI rt Plertt.ins 80, b . l 13th:4'111f' ct'; 'Ea Cornpany'' C I Selvice to Is , dfla j" 1' ghter et !lie ca. Ilrboin. til . PIRP,, ' th, Gaon Of (1 On trl ' a 11. e, at Lyinioge, 10,, • 0,. erice, , i in the Sunday year r In ge,.- the "'a i:,',„ of idn" Jll.l Vicar Kith cif ttleuril ' 1' 3 .1 , it dtl, and only Dfol:!,— , . , , 5k ' Prio, Nr Wald,_ -' ': 6,ofoffb, rte" ut , The saine day, agca 79; rex . ,al '' Yba;6iii re. liainnhil:ifalr Jost. :t the i'eebiellgril:lAllvlll'es:lrvifC'::: 14 v sirtg- 4 0.4 f p. I 8i01c5t0c14,233.1 , div' (511(1,1113,131;iii'is, ON j r . P .1,1,11 P. i. per Ct 93L . i CX: .`' EM: 11,4' ' l .l ili 4 imr Cent. 78 , oionill'Ano, off per ca;lted 6Z jkf diy.: i o pal._ r 1 pe r 17:. t „Cons . (.100 oiP:le:„.7: S n i y ° 0. 0 : : Lai* la, Ano. i6,;i1,.t• tow ., , ~ . . , ~ satIS!,,S. 1; be -ilddreaStii. 111,11E8 ASSIZ4S, HOME' CIRCUIT. • Lord PLIANTIOttou wi anti the Loan CutltF BARON. Hertfordshire . . . Aug. s, at 11crttord. Esisex , . . . 7, at Chelmsford. Sibley . . . . Kingston. Sussex - 17, at .Lewes. Kent • • as;•• • • at ittlanistoile. NolfroLk. Sir lAMSB MANS! tD and at. 1 ustice ru. litukinghatushirc . ! Lily 29, at I.lo4kingit.itil. Bellfordohite . . Aug. x,* at list(itord. Hunting4lonshire . . . 3, at fluatiageort. egmbridgealitre . . . 5, at (..'atriUmit;c. at bur). Nartolfc . . . 9, at Nomich. D,IIDLA ND. Mr. lustice C afla and Mr. Justice la 1,12. N . portharuptonshirc .duly 21, arNartliarnpto;;. . . 26,, at (ikillat. LitwolubtUri . . - 27, at Dabytilure . Aug. 3, at 1:,1,y. ixicet,tel,lii re . 7,,at Verwesttr. Wartvwfuturc . 10i at Warty.u:k. NCI:STERN. • • ISlt..tustice lA A MET and Baron GRAtt Ay, , Southampton' . . . . !Ally 23, ut wincntlter. %Stilts,lnrc . . . 27, at New Sartlin. Dor,ctsltiie . . . . , • Aug, t o at Dorche* r . nevonslnre . . . . . g, at Lxeter. Cornwall . . . . r 2; at Bothnia. Som , ..:isctbhire . • • 17, At 1 ridgew4w. NORTIItIit4. Mr, justice ault;.la:tit anti - 134t0n Weep. - Yorltsiihe . . Jaiy 3t, at York. Dt;tham Aug. $3. at I)utttam. Nurthumberlarui . . • ettinberi4nd , . 23, at Cari 1,,,.% Wointurelatal . . . 31, at APlcuy. EDINBURGH, JULY S. Saturday came on, in the inner Parliamentrbouse, the eledion at - a Member to represent the county of Edinburgh in . Pariiatrtent, in the room of the Right Ho'n. Robert Dundas (noW Lord Melyille), The . Right Hon. the Lordelnel 13.iion was WPM mously elveted Preses,' and Mr. Adam Rolland, Clerk. Andrew Raror of Whitehill, in a neat and concisdspeech, proposed Sir George Clerk, of Pennieuiek, Bart. to be their' representative. `flit Hon. Henry Erskine then proposed'. Mijor- General Sir Jelin Hamilton Dalrymple of Coo- land, Ban. to whom he paid some handsome COM. pliments. After the roll was called, and the votes marked, the numbers, were declared to stand as fol. low : 'For Sir George Clerk . . . . 6z For Sir J. Hamilton Dalrymple - ix upon Which - tlie former was declared duly eletiled. • Lady- CATIIIIIIINE MARY LONG yesterday give a gra - nd rlrjiine ,, at lour o'clock, at ter buautilul Wawstead House, in*E,sex, COAL, MARKET', juLv to.' Vhips at Market. Slaps said. Price; 7 Newcastle . . st Stir. 3d. t 0.585. 2 Sunderland . . . 2 . 505, 6d. to —s L .4.r? Ilf;POßnir. COURT or KING'S 151:11C1-1, TUEIDAY. ILLY 9. I LLINGWORTH v. MADDCCKS, Etta. • . , • This was an undefended anion upon a pip of ' Euhanae for 3311. tes. t 5.1; drtn.vn 'hy the plaintiff upon Mr. Maddooks, the Member, and accepted by him. • Verdict fur the principal and interest,34o. sAt.pt V. GREVtLLE. . . Mr. MNIIRYAT stated; that this \v?s on 'anion brought .by .the 'Performer at the :Opera - 4104.1e a :dust Colonel Greville„ forthe 13tenti of a.Qgt traci entered into between the parti6, dated the 13th of Jtilitaiy, iBoB,' by which it was agreed, that the plaintiff should receive 3001. fat perforMing . wepty.nights at Ihe Argyle-street Bnorns, s aucl tool..• for concluding ,twenty Operas there. There was a tilejiloentiduirt at the ftrit of the agreentent, that the • .contract should stand good 'for three years. The.' plaintiff did perform; and wl:4 paid for:performing , his p e art of the contract for the first year, but during the second year, he was not called upnn to di) so, and brought • this action fore the recovery of 'rho money. The .defendant,pleaded,::that the- pllintati was an alien enemy, living, here without the King' . s leave, which watilhe issue to hettl d. Mr. GAattow followed, and said, 'that 1)e did not .! think it reputable to the/defendant 40 , suffer the canse to come fete. Colonel Gre‘fille did , not deny that 'he'lithl 'entered into lite agreement with Signor out sail to hiiii, Though you did'sing'one year for me, at,d were ,paid your4ool. yet, I cannot, as a good citizen of England, .pay you tor the _re mitin,!er cif pin- agreernent ; as, although 1 knew it .when I entered into that agreement, yo.iare'in ad herente to the -French state ; and I da not know for what' purposes my; money. may be applittl" But the plaintiff had, the moment he set his foot on English groOnd; applied to Nir.ll-eves, at t heAlien- Ottice, and had procured the tegularlecense, Garrow understood that Colonel Greville ; was to that this was a very hard case upon him ; for he had been able in the second season to perfOrin no burlettas ; he could get no ,license for. their per formance. But the defe,pdant had, hie.license,,and used it at the Lyceum: the chamberlain gave him a" regular license there,''and offered him atioceasional one at' the Argyle Rooms. ,But-the ungracifiuS de;. fence which was to be set up this day, and which ColonelGroville,,who, Mr.Qairow.underSood, was a .good orator, :. wfluld have, been ashamed to have urged in person, was, thaC the nature.:of the plain license as fin' rtire'n enctLy witAltit a 'it . limited nine,' and that...tin= had expiredi.,::Dut .the Learned Counsel submitted, -tie Cott would deal with !as they itad lately decided those .inadince causes wlnch .deiteuded;'4pon :she 'ship's. license. They would look at the intention ! .of Government in granting the license and as 'they had deckled that it was no defence to (lie Underwriter to say that the actual period ; for,. "W; !the license was, granted. which was,. intended to. legaliA,the trade, had run out, therefore the plaintiffs were net to re cover ; so . [fere they would hold, that as. the ficense bad not been revoy.e(l, he was . residing 'and transacting business, here, although,lie had failed ‘ te.renew his licenSt:;, but he had repeat edly renewed his license since it was firsi granted hint; and 'was publiely living in Englared ever Mr. Capper, from the Allen,Qffice, prOdneed the entry of the till's first license tor I.,ortaon,, and Ishii leen mile: round, dated. the 19th pi Aoy . 111.;01', 1806, for tiareemnrithi, It repc%itedly ed till 'the December, I ft;j7, when a special pertnisqion w::s gonii ell for one month, to trayel in Warwickshire: Abel . Wards it way opt renewed till I t lb' of February,. 8 i"1, when it vt:ns . con . tintati (ill the . Ist of, Mly laSt ; and It; had sine!! tiewed hunt: the Ist_ of .1:nly, last; to t!:e st, or ..;A ~. T , .119 t following; The: to knew 'the plaiotift 'nil 'heard, .that, he had been, publit.4 a. !he Opa..i. is Topl'lNG for the defendant, said, that this as tion won brooglit in nnti 31 that time, the pkiinc , iff told 'no licen:Je !yet's) .the Alien Otli,e, lie - shoijld al.p call %Ton the plain is Coothl'l to stivv aui hot ity . to —taut the licouss: 'Ho +.l;as nia ernpowered of Parliament. . . , Mr."GAititow,Sald; the l!Censtq'reifitedlTie atitho, city of . ' the Seci'‘.4.l . ol of State" 3„r the Hume partment; Lotd ELI gNronouutt shook! have no diffietilY in holding,' coionderitig tlh.! al lt;ttll ii u! aliens, and the hill. o, , pottunity 40(1 .r t4 Lit ing the English laWs, that' it wits satlicient fit r diem to slew the. licenses wi , ti'clishad- . .ht'en admitted. for •. many_ •: years. , TOITItiG then sobtfiitted,' that . the 'AO an . , thorised the licenses to r , be granted "fo No ] ici ng,' " and no longer." The plaintiff had a licatie' tor three months in 1806, and there was no tenewal of it till in 1807, tor, one Month, and then not' till after the action was brought. 1 : • Mr. GANtiow said, , that though the Secr e tary of State might lave- called•htm to account for his fail ure to renew his license nilt - haVrogrdood so, it . was to be presumed that he - viras'in'ili . .that license.. The license descitilyed t Ito plaintiff': ; a performer 'at the 1 Inge Opera-l-touse, in the Hay.; market. The Lear s ned Counsel, would probe. that he, continued to be se:r till howiT' • •:. " • Lord ELLEI4 BoKOUGIi - could not infer that the King knew that. -fie telt great ditlicUlty in the , case. It It was wholly new. ' • Mr.' Sequin, Secretary to ".the'• Argyie' Rooms;" _proved that the plaintiff httended•constantly . for the first season, • when there were performanees there, For -the whole. of the two sedsoovfollowitfg, he per- , formed constantly at the Opera. Houst.t. Upoit his cruse-ox , itnittitliori,. he. Said,. that the plaintiff was- paid for that first season. Q. Afterwards you had nor the privilege of car rying on, performances No. Q. Thereforepthe' plaintiff performed at other places ?—A. Not besidk..s the OpornAioote. 1:71)01) hh re-examittaiion„ he said, that the'plain tilt was ready dot ing the other seas Ons to sing it he had been's-ailed upon.• • Lord ELL.EWBOIiOUGIi asked the witness, Mr. Capper, it theft) myedte.l any tninu)e. of ,tb...pialll - obstrutted enenit?