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1 , - - 4 • - -HOME eiRCUIT. SURREY - ASSIZES. , 761111051'0N, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 14• CIVIL SIDE. Tag KING v. COX. ~'~ This was an inuiditient- preferred by the Com missioners ot the Road, for a nuisance, in erecting a build:llg in Rhatriars-road, which encroached, upo , the road, ani was forbidden by 'the ,Aet for maklif. the road: The bliilditig in question is its front o f Christ Church-yard, and is occupied for the sate of Irish linen. It appeared that there hai ginally teenan inclositre, behind which Was a shed, upon thr site ofwhich the defendant had erected building complained ot, but the plinth in front extended six inches more into the road than the-old fence, and seven inches on one side, and there, was a portico at one end, on the site of which no building. had formerly stood. This indittnient came on in -consequence. of the Commissioners and the defendants -not being able to agree fort he purchase of the piece pf groUnd, which the,foriner were authorised and desi/ons to lay into the. road. Mr. Serjeant Bawr, fin the . Crown, contended, that as the Att of Parliament prohibited any build ing from being .erected within ten feet of the road, that the whole of this was a nuisance,. as it waS withn that distance, and it was 'of no consequence that an old , shed was pret iously there, which time might have, rendered necessary to pulj downs Mr. atattow, on thecontrary admitted, that as to the particulars above enumerated, the defeddant must be found guilty, and must remove them ; but that he had an undoubted right to rebuild whatever be pleased 'upon the Lxtent of grOund whereon a buildteg bad formerly stood. Lord ELLENBOROUGH being of the opinion with Mr. Gat row, the.Jury,under . his:direatiuni found a verdict accordingly. • • WILLIATIA'AND OTHERS V. EASTLAM This, W.. 16 a cue of a Writ of Rigtit, an ancient . form of action, to 'recover the po,session cir lands, w h en tne tei n aro haw had poisession tor above 20 yetirs, and cunserinently an action or ejectment. will: pot he. The Jury, who are called the. Grand A 6• riiie,, are composed of tour Knights, who elect. twelve (mhos, and the whole sixtern try the cansti The question wined t pleadings. is, whether the perqns demanding the lands hati *a greater right' to htave them than the person 'in possession to hold them ? In 0115 'Cdse the ;talon was brought to re cover sans land in this county, 'arid the ierminclant, plaintiff, suited, th a Jan Em.thind, his ancestor, was seized tip the land in question in his demesne ai' of tee, and ttat they ought to descend to lint), Mr. Serjeayt HEST btated, t hat he should put a short end to toe case, by putting its an old deed, woutd "prove that John Eastland was not seized in fee, but was only . tenant in t i nt, an d coat therefore the present writ Was ‘A ; but hp.. sh6uta haver brought anOther ancient v. rit, Caded a ferinedon ix are discemier. He ksteordiugly put in an old deed, dated to 1713,. by which u appeared Wit 3dm Eastland was only tenant in tail. The verdict therefore rased against the demandarit. L ai d ELLlENsonunott finished on the Civil Side• early in the day. CROWN SIDE. Mari Brill, against Whom a bill for murder was thrown .out, was arraigned on the Coroner's Ingot.' Fitton for the murder of her new . -boin bastard child. l'ite Inquisition, however, contained a fatal error, upon' which she was acquitted, for it stated; that she , being pregnant of a new=born child, &c. The Learned Judge , observed, that thi4 wag on allegation . which ne , er could he made out in proof. ?Pillion Harris ind George Luian were inditled for a -highway iohbery, in forcibly taking froto Betio' Magp, a silver watch his prOperty. They \veie boll; iound • klustrhi White, who vtiorcornmitted on suspicion of rObhiug the cidasg ,, w Bank, was !mind Guilty of rotirniog two) transportahon before the expiration of: his sentence. waS. convicted 'at the St,s.. s ifins Mater, and was found at large in St. Geer ge+t- fr,' d ','tit' BAIION insinuated, that as the poisoner 11:11 indde some impoitant dkclosnrci with telspeci to the rtiblyety of the GlasgoW Bank, by whii.h a great deal of property had•been recovered, be should recommend him as a fit object of mercy tO h s Majesty. tion,11( 0 Conviaed of stealing a horse, t m th w , operty. of Thoas Hitchcock. John Real was Cenvieled of 'stealing a pocket;.. book, c ntaining ti draft for 5 ri. 14a. horn the !lon g of George Fraa3. W;l5 sentenced to be transported for life. Mary Milverlon was indieted for and slay ing Wiliam Bright, in the Borough of Southwark, the Ist of June last. The ptisoner Milverton, it appeared, 'cohabited with Bright, and on s4torday the first 01 June she took flottt film five shillings worth of halfpence, in order to redeem a shirt, which Witty in pawn. H e insisted on latving the halfpence biek again, when a quartet ensued. in which he beat her se, erely. She gas e hhn back the halfpence, which tumbled on the fluor. Hu insisted there was not the ‘OlOl cot them, and :be beat her a second time. ,Upon vo u c h occasion 'a woman in the next room htlird eXCialitt out, and tall upon the bed. Wbert she entered the room, She found that the prisoner bad .11111 n I;oite into his belly, of which he shortly died. Ste, admitted to the witness that 6he had done it, because he had beat her. The prisoner was found Guilty of 211:anslaughicr, and sentenced to four months' impritontuent, and to h e tined one shilling. AWNS Manley, a soldier in the Waggon Train, was convicted of Man4aughter, in killing William 'S.t:rnner, t Cr: , yclon, on the 22d'of June last., The Criminal Court afforded nothing more worth detailing. .Olt Saturday evening a man of the name. of Wakeman, and a soldier of the Stailordshire q ii:nrelled at the Inn publib-house, in Windsor, when the Soldier struck Wakeman a blow on the temple, from the et 'etas of which he died the next morning. LONDON s Prinwd by 1 , 1 VAI alt C OtINDIII' 14ARKEr5• At rAir Matttet, on Norwich Ilill, on S,t turda Led, there was a good spew of store sheep, la:l;bs,_aod thq,sold readily. The latter twin per score ; a miedhog strew Scotch licAsts, altd seveial lots ,were sold As about Os. per stone. Thtre was ;more - fist beet than' has lately ap peared, I tali. and Lid, per stone was rea # tily obtamel, • hoLsereral gt..iziers refused selling: at that ptiee.--, Vat flt.ll ton and lamb. , -N ere plentiful, and motel from 'BO,A° 810. pet lb. Plenty ut tat pork at stone. Lean pegs sold e'er y high. Ai -Norwich Corn Market, -on Saturday LaSt, se. `vend samples of wl.eat woe shew tt, anti high pricc-i' "asked, but we did-t n ot hear of , tnoie than 48,. per eoomb being given.Oiarley sold at 174. the. inti oafs 13. to i ss, ;, beam. 2-Ih. to 2'41. ; and grey peels 21s, 14122 i. per CCOMb. , Wakefield, Aug..9.—We' had a good supply of . wittiat by our farmers, ,as well as a tolerable supply by water ; very fine fresh wheats ‘AA.:te frinn tint. to Is. Tier quarter -bigher, but tniddlibg samples, and such- as were. Lot .perfectly sweet, sere vet) , dull saie,,,and but few sales made ; in malt but little al teration in pt ice; good sweet 'twilling oats were in demand, and from rid. to is. per quarter dearer; bin light and stale oats scarce sa:eabie in beans and tape-seed no alteration. ti,articuisss as, follow : Wheat, 48s. to 60s. ; line ditto, 745. to ; tear., 2s, to :;54.; potatoe do. 289. to -3OS. ; ,and beats, 595. 10 +75. per (patter. Malt, 51s. - to 585. per six bushels. •: At Ipswich Market, on the 101 k instant, ,there, was a pretty sprinkling of wheats, and but lit i tie irf other grain ; wheat way be Teague(' fun itis. per quarter higher- than last week. Prices•atitollow Wheat, 80s. to-1055.; barley, ggs. to 305. ; bdaus, '4Us. to 445.; grey pease, 466.; and oats, 241. to ;'l3ti, pc2r qr. W !Abed), Aug. - had -a brisk sat: today for whcat and cole—ced, the former au advance of . to Bi, I,er quarter ; very tow oats appeared, which continue dull in sale. Prices .as toW)vil ; Wheat, 725, to 80s. prime 545. to 885. per qr.. ; cube seed, 371. to 411. per last ;, beans, 4.05. `43J..per qr.; .oats, 101. its. to t2l. per List. 14 , 4:e5, Angus( 10.—We had ((large market tq. ti. the 6ca,on of The yeia, woh a good many B , llllpit* of wheat, which Itad a %ery brisk sale at the prices below. Flour is also derer, and still ad oatieing;, other thiO,,s oa tiitriat,on. Prices as. ft*. low 1.---Wncat;. l / 4 4 , Inte, 905, to 98s. ; ditto (-el, 845. to 925..; oats.23s. to ; anti beans 3414. to 355. per quarter.. .Hay 41. ws. to 61. per ton ; Stiatir IS. 9d. to .Is. per truss. Flour, tine, 7.t3. to 733. Per. sack. Bury, August v.—We had but a short supply of wheat at inarketroil tlir 7th instant, µlt ch sold at a farther athatauce. .ilArley is likewise scarrie; and ra ther dearer. Prices as lb.low :—Wheat Irorn 4(is. to 50,.; balky to 194.; 0318-I . p.i. to I bs. and malt 345. to 38s. irer cooinb. Flour st. per cick viz.—household 775.; and secondii 755. per sack. There wai a very largo chew of beasts at 'Boston Ent tin tho sth instain,, which were all sold in a siinit tune. Vat beasts in Orin:l.ll4r wtnt-otf at-high pricos.• • Boston , Market, August 7. was well supplied with samples ; there was a small advance in wheat, and soid at the folio% in; prices :—Wheat 745. to 808. oats 178. to 235.; and beans 34i. 10 408. per quarter. Fakenham, August B.—We bad a good, supply 61 wheat at market this day, with a tew samples of ; the framer experienced an advance Ot front 4s. to (is. per quarter, the ;latter remains much the same. Particulars as follow :—Wheat 80s. togas. :and barley 28s. to 345. per quarter. WO Wycombe, August g.—To-day .at market we had bot a small supply of wheat, itn sale was not brisk notwithstanding, at advanced' prices; a few samples of new, which likewise obtained more money, as will be seen by the quotation of prices. Barley. .but little doing. Beans and oats nearly as last week in sale and price. Particulars as follow W heat, old, gus. to 1 145, ; new wheat 90i, to 1,103, barley 363. to 388. ; and beans, to .s:ls. per quarto'. • Lynn, Aug. had a very good supply of wheat at inarketibut a i'eport of the new crap being much' Unglued, and the day proving wet, occasioned an advance of full 4s. per quarter.- lit Will/ no alic.rAtion, but white and grey .peas are each !.?s. quarter cheaper. Rape-seed, of hue quality, sills readily at our quotation. Flour i$ dearer (is., per' sack. Prices as lollow : wheat, best,.B6s. to 87s, ditto; seconds, 70s. to 7`.ls. barley 335. to 345. oats, best, 223, to 235.. ditto seconds, 161. to 17s, peas, white, 4s. t 0•439. ditto grey, 3tis. io 38s. and beaus 38s. to 40s, per qr. Italie-seed 381. per last:. 'Fine floor, 725. per sail:. Bristol, Aug. B.—The market was well tocked with fat cattle, at last week's prices. .Grazing cat tle continue to go off at low , prices. Beet 84s. per cwt. and mutton per lb. Fat hugs, los. ill r sCOre. At Southall Cattle Market, near Uxbridge, Mid dlesex, on Wednesday, Aug. 7, there were 220 be,ists, 1,390 bileep, 1,210 !mobs, and 214 pip.— The price or beet was from bi. 6d. 10 (is. 6d. mutton ss. 4d. to as. lambs si. rod. to tic till, and pork 6s. to 7y. (id. per stone, sinking . • . Two young Gentlemen., , of the names of Thaves and Conningharn, a surgeon and a naval otticer, were Laken yesierday in the ati af presen.ing pistols for a duel in Mary-le-bone-fields, and held in sure ties to keep.the peace. The seconds got away. Arrow= Stumm—Mr. A. a foreigner of good property, re hiding in Brompton-row., attempted to shoot ~himsell with a hor,4e pistol,-tti his bed.rOom , yestordity morn!! g• He . had gone to bed on the preceding night mti ch dcletied, which being ob. seived..ha'attributed to some heavy pecuniary loss. The Louse was alarmed at lour cichiclt in the morn ing by the report . 91 a pistol, and on entering Mr. A.'s room, he was found sitting on.hts bed cove re d with hloOd. The pistol Ina .bven presented at t he throat, but the ball tpoli a slanting direttion, carried away part of the jaw, and lodged in t 4 wainscot o f ow room._ iminippy man %vas formerly an Otli , .:er: in the Swiss service. IT, ILA 1212 IS. of No, 4; Atettlett-co rt, Low-street g aod 1 3 r MI In t rtu. Strand. where ditivirlistftexis. Or dirt Int the tHE F,4S77NG i C AbiSr. Eniton, 1 have otsc:Ved'in yohr Paper the a . ft:sele4ild de. tierce equally admitted; thisfs liberality, and strews you a friend to the Liberty of the Press: yt:in will therefore I trust admit this into your Paper on an.. t!arly day., 1 will call it a brief defence :against iii .itiack made by bold assertion Nainst.an haraph:: , s, inolleasive,,mcck,.and hu.nble Christian, called s 4tizty A/ova, of Tet bury ,in Snitiordshit e, generolly k tw , and by the igtturant called motorious, as a pretender 'to live without fund. I Wish to know Nby a voor .woman, labouting under, the afill6lng hand or 6od, whit:los evident - to all w hu"see her, is to beheld up to contempt and infamy-fin the pubic prints. It' this is the . genuin& Liberty of . the Press, hold up tny hands against it : it is a licentious abuse of 06' press; is making a *newspaper the, channel of falsehood ; the bow to carry the poisoned shaft to a bosom already wounded. But 1 niray be accused of commit hi' the same crime if 1 do not explain coy seh. Know, then, Mr. Editor, that I have,a n1).4- racter to lose, a'reputation as a 'man and a atisti:ln Mitii-ter which I prize, 'and therjore you nay ex peel truth front toe. I have, lately conic trout: the immediate tirighbout hood of this poor wonton,and can assert, from uhitoubted teninntiy, that shk; is a complete tikeleton from the titeast-b , me down wards ; that she has n her' stomach nor hot% els! Where then can she deposit her secret store of food? She does; not exult in he i r situatinn, nor with to mike I.itiiile'helieve that she is a supernal tu al or' superiorly gifted personage. She has often tiied to drink a 'tittle water, and was - each time nearly strangled : t he is very happy in her, mind, and is lobe tesigned,to hve or ; she has ineer uttered ii y prophietie. speeches, and totally disclaims all re:elatiOns and phantasies : she is a sound ,sedate Ch:istnin, .and would be very glad if people would let her live and_dte in peace sbe never did pro- pheey destrin.aion to the towns about her, or her own death these. are . all fabtictuions which may be, swallow,ed in 'London.; but persons who hove conversed her, know , thern to . be. like the story of the ihree black crows., A physician, ,who wax prepossessed against her as an im.postor,,, went to tee her, and examined her, and all he Call say 14 / thin he thinks he saw her swalloW her spiul e .—Th e truth is, Mr..lditor, it is like religion in !:n!!)e men's opinion; it is a Mystery they cannot under stand,' and therefore they will not believe it. .ft they want faith, I. do not wonder that the; want itp . manuy. Whoever wriles against her, 'should firkt see her, and judge for themselves. Your's, VERITAS. it she be d'ead, it must be within 'les,: Jew days ; but I vcry nitiCh doubt it. From the LONDON 'lug, 13, ISII Conunissionvsigned by thet.tati Lieutenant of the County - . Lorsiwall. Regular 'Alma. To be Captain— lames l'ascQe, 11,111. Esq. To be I.4;uteuant* Peter Brun a Harris, cent. William HclitY itypieu ttetteswortn, Gtut. Sainu4 Tresidder, Gent. To he Eiliigns— lames Pasmare, Gent. Arton Bradley, Cent. .10111, ILtt, t;eut. Imepn Pule Carew, Gent. N ic.llola6 Lu.my, Gent. Samuel l'rebinder, .Gent. • 101 in rar4ll, bent. l'asnture, Gear. tblillAiCt44,4l ~r si.,tEs . ~ , —............ , .3 A corious cauit bltite-uaLbr trial at the ahoy! Asiizes.. 11.1,1:e. iil;thitifT Was Mr..KenWn!t,hY, a (-blister at Pt...ttfoi I, w ho, it .t.va, stated, pays ii,0001; bslesoiii:ch.ll,4:'ciitifil:intli:t6ibetliit' lia:NsiNtl,l::;?:sidi:i-tll::::::‘.to'et:;iiti ,;(:lir:trh.debt.3efielititstjt:tattlyi l i g , il v h a:i a ri a ss i ti ' l i ft ::: 0! ~,vbiell the't.ido tiff complained, ‘'vas given in the It t!t ford, and rwas occasiotiedatblyllettitilnwilnlignictilt: cutmitance :,.. Mr. Kenworthy, Lieutenant-Colonel Kitkei !f' the Ea , "it 11,:tiord Local Milit:l, (ii ho is also a Ma; gi,tikte), and a-young 'gentleman of 'the name ,0( ' Hannan), were, in the. coffee-loom on the 2611 1 of' March, w ilea the disp,itclies horn Geuetal Gialisat atitnouiced to them the h.till,of Barrow, lit VOith . tlieonly son of Colonel. Eyre (one of the cot,. Members). lost . Iris is life ; wit cif misfortune troglif °II ~a. con Vcrs.ition between tlic plaintiff and LietP; l'enatit.Col,t,tlel Kirke, %%Iwo 'the (Othict cbierv4; " that though our Gone7a.S' ktleW lAA, to 10 4 they did rant know how.. to runts Eac,lish, god 1:e `‘`.l),llered that Got err,rnent shou!d send out smtii ../.'hows." This \vas spoken in allusion to sti,ea: pression of Gene!al Graham, wLere he may ; ' 1 ' I. ' tirade a night inarch,. of sixteen h ours;" tk P h 411 ,,. tiff soontendinl;, that such expri-s.n as doo"V, notliertgPi: because, said Le, " the oight did I'', ' Consist of that; duration ' of-Lime." At this LieV tenant-Colonel Kirke 'displayed marks of diiii'll°. batioty, and said, in ' a CotticuiptliOUS 1113006,111 would not converse with the plaintiff any I , e ' let o about the .business. Theplaintitl then said, "l -, . 0 yon, Kiflie, -this is not rho first time you n" ,, slighted ' itt , ; you refused t aulay a game at 6 11 1 with .rue the other day; y know II e, 0 0 I * ,, 1 1 make you respe6t Atte." Tne Colonel replied, jo do not know. you :" which the. plaintiff knew, hi the literal sen,,eof the, word, was false; anci,,ot act tit leaving the room, s a id , in a passion/ id it, matt, you intend to trample Ma ,under feot2 your tnagi,terill authority; any man caindebr 4e.:Doniu,; gistrate 'with 2001. a year." To which the (1 .4 ,1,,i. tf~ :i. , , ,in replied; contemptuonsty, 3S it WaS ddl i • UL.111.:31 to Ira proved, " N' (1,,u,:t, yea a ll:4w- of gre4 ConTage. . Next day . 1 lic CJonel stuck up ap r wriboi coffee-mom, Foliciting.e ineeting 01 the e11' . ,. :01 . an the 9th of 11.pril, to hegit•bi3 Cliale tlVia'oo . cK.o:::pwluairtnihiy)g, and deternline thereon, 1 % 1 , ',.e ~,,aovi workhy likewise stuck up a paptf to the 0 " I fi dio , t„,ika, iyaampop ov,itlitlst:e:4l,cif itigtx.t-titie)ce:lci, : o i l iii:11:1(•1.tue:::0,1:tsccl te: oon.ll6lole:v,,..titicif,:ii i :iii! man on tile occasion; and they came to a ., 6 '4,,,4 nation, that 111 r.• Ken wOrt 14 shi,okl 1-r... ch: 111 ,0 3. ' within . a stated time, 10‘sign a 1)41;cli t)% t' r ,i',., ,li ceol oft he Cohniei, for having Used Imigit4e "i'6_l,,j„to to a gentleman : which paper.stioutti Attefvii:oo, bt Lick Alp in the most conspicuous pill of l 1 1 .. ,,. , ntml there remain, Eleven days, or tlia:, 1.1,11.,,,iti,"04 Iby should be expelled tine room. 1 i` o " e 1- ,, J , ' ,10 103 tint plaintiff rei used, to coavly will', io cce' p '. 1 40 ,0 of kv hiCh atiotiwr inecting of (".0."'".". 1;I:4 called, lit WhiCli ge, Diet:Anson aPin Pre''''''•;ollY, 11 , 1 r IC-'l'"' f ,theyliassed . a restilntion to retell, • . r ir o, t is year's subqcrtptinti-.—to hire :I 110), , t ter ,,r; 0 occasion rtvine.:.l, to pret cOt Mitt! fl'Oract , ol of cotfee-routo, or, if lie entered, to turn )11.:11,10,„V force steed eater into a utlwriptioil ‘ i t i t. l ,, ,1y.,.. 1 the person. or ptrsons in .poitt of, law,. 0 , , , Y , 41,4 exercise, or be made pail ies Cu such, vioicilit,,ee ilvie,,,.. accordingly it Gew,ge finest; on e u, t !,,(1 010 &Juts in 'this action; to carry the vioa! 1::.0.0,,tit. reiolutiort into exectnion ; he, tram his u 1 1. , . , ' bi , Ilk lag an adept in toe art of Onteltiog ,ibrf:kooc., collar, extoted his order, by tdrottlg ''"..,,..,;,4,iiie0. thy oot at the room the,first•riote'll.e,:;ll, op (ha passing ,the iesoln-tioti• For whi,clit'li,.„o,or, W. recover repatation for his w outioeu ,arf J;,:en‘vortliy bronolit the; aiotr. . 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Willi.ino tW.'ptift., 1 ii 041,teroloro. to iee•Admiral 0tw.iy,.0,4, 1 . ::r Cl,etrt4e a (1# II On liont,,rotte, Est), ot li.111:11,01..,1, ,J,..1,i,i00,,,,1,, On the Mit . inst. liettiten.tot.LoPP,i L'lt trlf .istii Regiment, to Nl6' Alurr-• , cOictlesten litl, 1 he-tat -tic day, at St. Nlar,'s Chttio.:l! Nur ;,,,,i,1),1:,' po Forster enalicti,.l,Altli.vl.ol:l oL.,Hilool, I.ols lime, youttAcv (1.14,111 a Of VCW).!"\",,,1.:),,,,N, , NO, Ot (V tilt ion DC:111, 144 the COUI,ItY 0, ,'N'ilit Jo, f..ents I, .% ~, t.)," .11.110,1.i,' i;t!it", Mr. Murton, ut Jo, pr I,Vitli ;los, ot I)ltrwestim elect. gr. 1,,,;%•at4, j oy !Vl' On WeAticJl or 113 T. gt 1/3, ,14.n.eYd'iti,tcrot lir'''' AldgAte, to Nti,:; i,:,,10un, ei,2°` ' ' . . Erfli son, Esci. or I,:..iogal:ad (..,t.,xott; fit0,,,,,,:0. 1. 004 0 Ye:stlitiy, at r. NP''",,*''' ' b1,4,Y, Ot'f 4 ,c, fiTei,ortki'l:(Ls';ilo. v.4:)lt-ir,c‘i...q,",,,l!'::t.' s' irdilll“;i-:Id, "'"l"c'l''''' toth Nov.l;nthcr I.ot , hurt aro, ()!ii pr, tsQlit atiynrr, u( Re,;1;,,r01 ow ,P OIF ()I.l,ti)e. 21:4 :It 'Northtb Inv'"rifi Vged 69, . 11l Friday I,ist, ;it his of a I,Pj l'Une'S i'C'arYl tOtio;•.rly ot t)nS oilttay last, at Stiefficici,'l‘lni, (-)010.tRIL. • Ill,lll,oPNtrore;hire firattN,ol' . )L1 fithoes 110'16,.g ,r,ot Qt,ices, jitii , P' s e",:;;Iiili; at 04 111111. ft'!;r'''‘ sex. 1.1;„:„0, L,l jp l t r oi ,tosit;tioodyiv, Loititiii Ei.ot of Sr ( )al f R Oh° .g P t " y 0 10 SOP; ids, 4 1 :4 3 : I, Z i - V . : C y ; : l i t: t 7 f . :29613: l i t ; I 63 04519:3103x,t1,‘ t , t 1 1:1 1 ,4 16 : : 1 : 1 4 ; 1 11‘ per (:4rit. ea• , ; pereant. 0rtv2i,7015 L. Anil. ,401. r tst or East Cornwall Regiment ofLocal Militia. '.Co be junies Clogg, lvsbu4 'Russ .Eaq. i I.ceuten.nics—ltionlit4 Beard, Gent, John H. Bri mdcurnoc, Lieut. Luuch, Dint. lona Cock, 1.1,11 1:0 t,t5g,k...‘,11-; William Hender, Gent. 2ti . or By Brevet To be Captains Hatne Vintp, Cul tb(:. ♦ ' I'u uc LicutetiaistS John M'Dowell,Cent iVittiam Prown Ing o I,oans Blanclivitt Crow 4e), tiatry, Tu Cent. Samuel Harry huuken, c,cnt. john IViaji.lrnY, Nil. taunt. tyntotly Tivytmas•Sucil, , • 34.1 or North Cornwall Icegitnbnt. 'Co be - juJcint 1, bonus Ferfis liolobl‘nria, L4 l . I nualak s t.:vtliver, Lsq. I citcry tsq, To u: Lteutenants - lames Roseyew:, Cent. 'John kwe',l, (,;, ;41 ,„ ti,t l .on• Gene. j‘dm Clirtne.s , "L'u 41144.1,“a---swit %V laent. yam Counibc, Uvitt. To km a ui t ;,:t4i—Cory 411 i or Mountsbar Regiment. To bo L.c0te,14,,t. t.otooei Comm:m.l4ot Richard Ox.mil, 'Cu Uql.leutviant-0019nel.,lolin 4cub;ll, Esq. To Dc Cort9so, Esq.' To IN: L.,k.n.aths—licory Hunts, Esq. forteseto Ilitepens, Lsq, Lo , v aid tJuttly, L. T o 0., Lt‘ut.maitt.-1tt,.4,,,t0 '6ent ' To its hitsigns IStrtynun,, , t;erit. - John Cock, 1a0,44 salts, lent. lultn Al.sjor' vq, Gone. George liusustuw, Cent. •Anorew thavq, Letet. :ith or Its,; Nieneage 'Regiment. To be Captain—john 4yacri. Leg. 't obe Lientenante—johit doll.kvvr, Cent. Charles Reed, Gent. tient) , Otti,ers, "Cu be knsigire— lohn Keel, Cent. William C:Aliver, Gent. krnes Lane, Gent. Charles Lan!, * - bth or Pendennis Artillery. To be Captains...%Villhant Brush, Robert Crowgey, To be First Lieutenants-. William Michael Giehartl, Gent. lidtnunkt He'nnah, Cent. lona t'aiult., Cont. Cearge Snell, Gent. Lty Brevet Thomas .B.l„cr, Gent.. be QUarter-Master.....Thurnas linker, Gent. 111Ountsbay Voluntetn To be Second Lieutenant-. William Merit. Loyal Myna age VOl Illileer (241,;4111y To be•Comet—liumpOry - Witiyams, Parkwyth Vo!waver Cavalry. To 4c Cornet-11,3111 .t•lckltr, moi,lnttaly VoWart:a Infantry. To . beCaptains.-I(ithatti Venn's, Earl, John Argall, 1 1 .041 . . Willicit Oats, Esq. 'Co be Licntenants.-- lean Rowe, Gent. Charles Hicks, Gent, lohn Tteiist, tin. Gent, To be'Adju:ant--lonn Gant. On Monday the whole of the Duke ofeemlinn' -- LAND'S wardrobe and furniture, at Carlton-house, was removed to his , apartments at St. Jitnies', N ine.) and a b 4 was put up in the Library, where his Royal Highness slept on Tuesday night, for the first time since the attempt of Sellis. • Yesterday mormog a party of Irislimcn, ,named With bludgeons; sticks, &c. met in Mao -le-bone livlds, to' adjust a quarrel which ocrurrcd in a public house in the neighbourhood, on Wedtiotlay niglJ StVetai-of them were dreadfully cut, and, one (); them, named_ Shaw,. had his arm ty4.keir, and a=.35 WLeiJ 'to the. kni,pitaL Sdme ca stables afterwin ds inter tared, ktid chi mob. dispersed; bY WILLIAM Ai ti fIC, • ER SCRIITS. southmcdotrottc rt es;t: d. er. Lettsrt for the Editor(port-plia) Am LlO addr . • e t; ~~ 1 , I , 1 c,