The Sun. — London, England, 1811-02-16 00:00:00

LAO REPORT. COUR r OF KING'S 1 U Is. PRICHARD V. %PALM AND NEEIBirr. Mr. TOPPING stated this to be an at by Mr.' John Prichard, who had at one time been an 0i ficer, in the army, to reenvel from the defendants, who were well known as having been eminent and extensive stockbrokers, the amount of an Exche quer Bill for 6001. which the plaintiff, in 'the year i f . 106, put into tine hands of the defendants, to be laid out in other Government Securities on account of the plaintiff. This Exchequer ,Bill the defend ;lnk had converted into cash, but instead of laying , it 4.tit in other sectrilies .in the name aad on ac count of the pLiinfilf, the proceeds had fotind their way into the gerieral'funds of the defendants. The Learned CounsA understood that it was to be con;- 'coded that this money was not recoverable, having been paid over to the defendants for the purpos•• of being employed in gaming speculations in the Funds, This he was instructed to deny ; and thou; ;h the Jury might know nothing of the plain tiff in this catty, yet • they would be slow to believe the defendants themselves, who were iii an extensive line of business, could, with any regard to the respeClability of their own characters, have lent themselves to sorb a transadion. The plain tiff would probably be at some ditliColly 10 prove his case, the only person present at 1110 time the Exchequer Bill iri question was handed over to the defendants being a foreigner, who did' not under stand English. The stuement he had made to the Jury, h-wever, had b , •en gathered trent the infor mation ol.Mr. Walsh hitnseit and he had no doubt • the faas would appear on 'the face of the defend ants' own bOoks, which the plaintiff had given them nott•tl to ,produce. Mnlame-De'Nayetwas the person called •to prove the plaintiff's ease, who stated that she accompanied • the plaintiff on a particular day in the year 1806, to an office in the ncighbnurhood, of the Royal Ex change, wl , ere the plaintiff handed over to a gen tleman, Wlhim ..he had never seen before, an .Ex .chegtu fOr 5001. Not,understanding English, she could not speak as to the nature of the conver , swim% w wen took place on the o coasion, Dvir, GAR Row, for the de'rendants Although nothing ye) appeared which could at all call on them to arnia!,er, he wished to be “liowed to put a sisgle question to the witness, which would put an' end to the 'cause, and thert;by save the time at the Cyan. From II) • w4ness`s answers to Mr. GarroW l S (peg.' sions,,, it appeared that the winie,s lived at the stifle! with Mr. De Chornant ; that the plAiti'd w:is tl friend of hi, ; and that tin, ExchenetA . i it in qu'es foio o i r and also ;motile) . solo o f , snot. laid out by 11)0 we=re the iqop , i' ttiu of M. ; lit ,v , re io tertaiti Fitts for Mr. De. uhentant, as :Mr. C'i.n row ex ca'eSNed it) a 111 the L ghst) The pl.notitf %vas, ut coors-:, Suited. • itoti-d,. 1;,11' kvis . :law.) bV ry poor ;iii ot ‘IIH M !to, if . hi, ca‘ie (.00,11r(-tett 1;61, 7 tivlr very sit, w ,Tr.v wii" is (: , 's 41i1 j( r t o u lo \vitt), itont iiikonyiniti,!ity Of 1 , N21 , , , er hat sci),lla(n, l rite. Site v..vt i.ittith. , il to i 1.501, in lite r.` l ce: 1 • 111 . rind upon the sepalatioo, tit,) to Ow tor an rirranktnets , Ile I the porch 61 ali annuity with the ntoiwy, and colopit , te be hod flit. IttC)Cli, for ‘Vh,ii tint. Conoilvt!,,l, tratlifel red into tithe, Mr., Crutetily ,had put . c„fs:titeit the., anthill, but tm the monitory fir it It,ept 'it in nante, and %hen to for a !Ltd id he Cidtlid 110 'Litt tt ii iii lu Ot the (`(r)rt A l Charice,ry, and 01,11 it Would 1.5 L. 111.,.0. , 54,:try to tilt...! an ittnimahlu &e, "to 1 0 fli ii had made Out a bill of 971, 6 B,i, hit. 1,1,y c:v.p , ticeq, in Which he had charged (n Aix or e 1,7,111 atto, , diOictl9 lii tilt day al 6.i. Scl. each tlpoll 1111; poo: lo S I Ell; had alst) p,,i , 1 hitsca :;„trO • of if. ...)6 . 1 21..tt a tittle, for th; payments 'he et.'',1re,4,1,1 i '.*,:;ors, it •.1 (Wilt e)ttra -3" Warti,-1111ect ch3l:go; • Gaithow, for the defendant, stitc 1 , be could diiniirdly prove that Mr, Crutelily . (t)eitig a niasier),%6lll tiatetV to b•Arr , ,i•ll..vithor,l the 1 flitee,:tin of the Cot ri of Cc, li l y, !till''' . • tot , k lo cottvwee hit. etttltt th,ll k . VA riot desoivu the tvpioentalion Frittoa had ituide of tins its 'At the of the (;(.}urn, the ~ vhole w is agreed to be; refer,i..,eti to a 13.irrister, to be natrted 1)y 111 r. Catlin ten; ,•tc Gov k. ADAMi. Tiiiitawllll bloqiit by ,the 111aititiff agitinit the tO rt•CoVer thinitvi.t, for bs'tii4 p t At out 03 of a Witarf at pAddi, g t,,,,, (rtivid Canal Company. t) )y tit/t . ktity is) this case wits, tii;.ll. the ~ Jl3:sq. tiff 4,111: ut Ilya belt ioly Friends, couiplitittly t-toily-ir; :and he optitiest his omit) in piopruc lifitSO4a ; hut own ittoieinent it drat. hi s h i t tQ A ~ tit., tyl,tirt had ceasedqxist iwtore he Ws.l4t.tirtiocl out of i)oiiites4ions , i)laintitf wit; aci:isittlingly notisnited,, C (fRI' () e()M ONPLE ..p6ol47neel qfier y Terra I lALi s tjirre Air. .iuslite IiORWOOD V, 1111/I,ot. This w 35 nrl aetioo to recoyer . tiM gtlM:Of,4o l . 103, Of iliS tutu rsl. had been egpended by the p1:141. the purcba , ,e of 13c!cesfories for, the %let e r,d. aiker, wife, awl the. rcinainiog tr 4 LOA. had b:?eo. lent to Mrs. Heller, to enable her ~to - buy ►Aiws, Mr. Sorjeant larisT stated the pi,aintiff's case. Be had no doubt but his client would be fmtill , 2ti to recover the amount' of the . first sum of 181, which become due for board mid lodging with - SPCd to, the other stun of tQI., f 1)3. Ills 1..0id3i , p would inform the Jury, whether, under the ciicui:l - of the case, he had a right to a verditt. LONDON; Penne/ by b 1 CHAP gi the SL knew' titat,,eceorciing to law:„ t`enney lent. tae mar- yied woman was not recoverable ; tint in the pre- . sent iristance this money had been advanced for the. expeess purpose of pnrelvisn , g necessaries ; and that bOag the lati,, might be considered as stand , ing in the place of tie net es,taries themselves. If a woman were turned aril of •her lin-rend'. Infuse, a general credit for hvcess airs might be lega ly given to her at hitr:exeense, ' Ho could not prove,' in the a4iort: then before the Court, that the de feneabt had taken his wife by the shoulder and • forced her tram his dwelling—bat if a man brought 'mother woman into his house, and ',heed her. at the bead, of his table, to the rxeli.ion ot his wife, it was not to be expected that she wind(' remain under his r00f,, , --The defendant had not Only dune this, but he bad absolutely married the female Whom no had thuslntrodoced, hiS first wile being still living—nay, he obliged his eldest chilghter by that first Marriage, to witness the goicipoiZalioii of the second. Ftir 801110 time after Mrs. Hafer hat;' left•her husband, he allowed nr, ii, per week, but . that had been ultimately withdiawn—and she then contratted the 'debt which wag the subject of the present suit. , - • , : Mr. Justice I.s.witRNCE said, there were some cliff ; ficulties'in the Case which he thought could not be got over.- - -The law did not remoinise money lent to a o m it tied money as a'debt tecoierable from her husba•nd.—Had she beet; turned our by, hito, he eel- Lahti). would he accountable for the general Cl , ••dit' given to her fur necessinics, but he did trot 'mow that that principle •extetided to cases in Which rite woman, in 'con,equence of her ftel t ngs being wourided, quitted her husband's rot.. ,The. proper course Un such an occ ision would a, 0 suo him for alimunyin the Ecelesiastical Court. Plaintiff nonsuited. DARLEY V. TOOIYM This was an action brought to recover datreiges foe false imprisonment, under very peculiar circum stances, the delendatit 'loving caused the lilaintirf to be 'apprehended and imprisoned on a charge of a most 'detestable descripi ton. 'The pie, of -the de , tendant stated, that lie was fully justified in acting as he had done, in consequence Of the stispicious conduct of the • • It appeared trees , the evidence oil) miel Teole, a sailer, 311,1 .George Oelham, a bombardier belting . , log to the 114)al ,, thlery, that, on Ike: evening of the t t!h of Auguee last, they were in coterie) , with the plaited, who keeps a poiatee waiehot,se in Oxford-street,. at the New Inn public- hoese, Edgwaie-rriad, of which the defendant is laiellerd. They h a d there es. 'wort Ii <it !nano} , nod water,, nod on the landlord demaicing payrnem, the pleintiff, who wits intien in liquor, destred him to bring an other gt.ass,em this he mode no answer, but ;leant demanded his reckoning..Plainter being-ittiiated, stood up, , avid swore it he did 1101 leave the moot, • he veottlel kick hint; he advanced , for the purpuse trs etriketee the defendant, when he fell over a chair, and, ,in enditaveeriog to save himself,. eaitget• hull of thd landlord's apron. The latter chew beck, mild swore, if he, did not desist, - lie ;would: knock hi i head tiff, On ToeL's endeavouring to reckoning paid, lie Mend that neither .4 ills co. 1 an iii had any inuory, atilt, have% no mote leen Into 4 eit, weat out aud'borrowed es. from his master. Dering his absence a con sta6le had been called in, who had taken ih tilfaed Oldham into custody, and oil Toole's entei otegthe pe , ijour, the defendant slid, " there is the other !" and they were ell three taken to the waiee.hou,e. There, however, the defendant made' no charee :against Oldham acrd Toole, bht ; ., eionhoed his accusation to Darter, who gate bail for appearance next morning at Atirlhornugh. when the Magistrate dismissed the tom, tWo witnesies positively swore that tttilliin' ttopt , eier or indecent had passed between thern and D a t :ey in word or deed. They were nerfectly ► anti knew nothing of any in tently:l Chatge until , the arrival of the consiable, On the part of ti. •t3 defendant, Francis Wright, a farrier ; IL , lward &tie ' haw, a chair - ma'er ; and ii; were examined. They filOttilifl Onions, a surveys., deposed to several aelinnS,, of a very' equivocal na4 tune, loving passed between L'./ar'"Y, mid ° who, however, in his evidence, 0. '' l "'",'Y t ,denied"i the 14(1, Wright stated, that the Aker.. M IT . a m leY had seieed hold of his (i,i,dt eele e s ) bane,. y. it Ii the Mien tee, fits it appeared to hint, 01 kissitpg , ; 4 7 ll. ( - 10 ) n y i ;L I It s that, in consequence. Of :wen% hee . itrin round,Oldhain's nerd;, 'ee . " l HP` proarh;his face vt;;", , close to him, et the dame t.' mc oedting use of some eiplesZio:ls which struck hit,' ,tt the moment as, being highly ituproper, though • lie could not theterecolleet what they were,'he went to the landlord and told hitu, that either those mot who were behaving so improperly shauld leave the Itbirte or he would. Thii defendant said he bad been treated worse (Or at the time the plaintiff' tell over the their, he battle:hued indecently to him,' and had tolit him Ire could make his (Teems') house par.dke, and could atfold to spend hundreds io h." Mr. lliorlri advised the landlord to send for a coleitable, and the poetics were apprehended. Old haul, its his 'evidence, 'positively denied having heard Dailey make use of the expressions aitribMed to him by the defend.mt. -' • HMr. berjeent Bi , .sT, in ti most argumeneeive spetieh,' contended,' that the defiendaut's witneeses lied Sworn to :tots" which, elioe Mg them to haee occurred, were completely equivocal—awl night, without any vicious intention, have been done•by it man itt litl.tttrr, as the plaimitf ,was' stated to have beim, . got it should be reeolletied, that t he. eiesees for the plaintiff, who stood unimpeache4 end unceetrerlii•Aed, had clearly and distinftly denied any of theie . circumstances to have oaken ptate. Thu Jury wooht Also- cOnskter the gross itoprobabi, lity of three men, two of them completely sober, con dueling theme eves in a public room, betere st rangers, in such a manner as to excite suspicion cif the molt degrading kited. 'sod it was well worthy of observa. tioß, that, -et , the watch-house, the original charge had, been abandoned with reiped to turn of the parties, and the Magistrate at Marlborough -street had dismissed it wiategard to the third. The• action !) HARRIS, of No, 4, Martlett-mutt, Dow-street and PCh' Cr) No, I 12, Strand, where didwertisements, Orders spoken to by Wright was exitetly that of a drunken man of the lower order. It was very common to see people of the Plaintiff's cl,is, wh e n in a state of intoxication, attempt to shake hands with every man they met—as to the idea which struck the witness, that thp plaintiff wished,: to kiss his band, it ,was.'clearly a matter of speculation, un so;.,ported by any faet. And the indecency com plained of by the landlord might very - naturally. be ,considered as a mere accident, cccasioned by the unsteady attempt of a drunken man - to save him self from falling. As to the plaintiff having placed, his arm. rpund Pldham's neck, it was not ex traordinary that he should, in the midst of hilarity, have placed his hand on his shoulder without.. the slighteSt idea of indecency ; pnd in'the dusk of the evening, the a6tion might have been construed unfairly., Mr. ,tustico LAWRENCE summed up the evidence, and the Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff — Damages 501. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb', 12, 1611. War-ogit, I'd'. 12, al I. Ith Rep. Liettten.mf Thomas Sowerly, from,the 66th Re. gonent of foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Roberts, iv ho eX. clta4,es, To he Lieutenants without purchase Ensign. Eugene Downing. En , ,igti ;Richard Sttninters. t iisigu Davin LC Count. EnsiAti Silvattus Jones. ,Ensign Terence non. Ensign Larhusch l.n.ien t rerlefick-P. N. du Kruger. Ensign " De I it,.;ersi,et en. .Second Lieutetiant M. Dawson Carr, from Inc in ion Regi. • ' 'Cotttont. be I nsigns without purchase Crintivice Downing: Donald Urquhart, Gent. vice 'iainiders. George Cochraiie, Ciciit. vice Le Loma. 1,c(1- with, Cieiit. vice !Ones. Harlow vux MQ,Littoti. Edwant,Yorie I.c Ni.ntr.., (; , ...nt. vice Lai. busch. Digitlct vi,.e r.r iger. 63,1 Ditto, Lieutenant. Colonel Young, ruin the Wit . - pay or the Lot I,attalion,,to be Lieutenant- Cohinel, vice (;orlon, who exemnives Ensign Denny tWiCarthy, frinn the .0 h Giirisson battalion, to be In. sign, vice llardel., who exchanges. . 6410 Ditio, 'Lieutenant Charles O'Meara- to be vice 13ouglass, Li:ceased. Lieutenant c;eorge Ramsay, from tlielto)al,York Rangers, to ne Lieutenant, ' ,vice O'Nleara. 65th Ditto, Vobert Walsh, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wilson, promoted. 6611 t Ditto,. Lieutenant lames Roberts, from 'the 6nth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice sowerly, who , exchanges. • 67th Ditto, 'Lieutenant Boyce Walker, !loin the Antrim • ,litia, to be Ensign, without pmcliase. 69th a►it Thomas Vane, front the iSth Light Light Dragoons, to be Captain ofa Company, by purchase, vice Synid j pI4MIOACd. 73t1 Ditto. be Lieutenants without purchase —Ensign John Mac. tailie. Lienten:int Charles 'Harris, trout the Bth Vont. 1-..nhign James l' tor. Ensign and Adjutant lames, to iwve the rank. Ensign lames Pranrot.c. Ensign ..kleit.' 14m.y. Ensign Wm. 11. Lyttletort. 75th Ditto, 'Co be Ensigns without purchase—Lieutenant 'oho Winck- Wotlll, troin the Dublin City Militia, 4icuteinint Stop. ford lours, trom the same. 77th Ditto, Efitagn and Adjutant Edward [ones to have the rank of t. narks Cotes Vie,ott, (Ant. to be •t it,i,;Nby . tint chase, vice Brown s piomdted in the 3d (.; at ri Ant !int J sineit 'Fraser' to be Lieutenant, vice A. oil, Dar,ald.Canicrun, ,t.;unt. to he En. 14n, vice t raser Lieutenant lames t'raser to be Adju• vice Cameron, proittoteit. 79th Ltitto, l.icuranae,r Nlalcom Fraser to he Captain Of a wsilAuta purchase, vice Alexandt:r Cameron, ti deeeased. krborti tionatd Nl , Pliee to be Lieutenant,. vice Fraser. 'win It)ttuck, Gent. to be Ln:Aig r n, without pin. A:W*4 , vice G ravci, Who resigns, Votonteer %Val beotti:, trOin the A Foot., to ha M' Pnee. Potli Ditto,. Lieutenant !hairy lons Grt , ve to be t:akdain of Company, without pUrCIUSC, vice. Plutiwtvd. Peter iqusse, Gent. to oe linsign'wititoiat purchase, vit.o P. Maciatne, promoted to the 65111 Foot. 82.11 Ditut, Lieutuniii,e(;eurge Goulden, from the Louth Mi • hula, to be Enst,rn, without purchase. B;th:Ditto, • Fleapit - 41A Mate Gordon Weir to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice Martin, *pointed to the 22d Foot. 8711 i Ditto, Licutn,int W. G, L'avemigh to b . :: Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice. k rut: itie, who retires. 88th Ditto, En'ttAti W. If. I(Othertora to be Lietitenant, vice . jolinson, deceased., 8 9 th Ditto, Brevet Licitten tilt-Colo , el Donald M 'Bean to be Lieute.iani.CoLniel, without puich ise, vice Garden, de. ceas.ed. •&14jor Samuel pall, front tie; 4th Ceylon Regi ment, to be Maj or, vice M 'Bodo. Captain Miller Chi. tuns, from the 2eth Foot, to bu NI aior, vice Giant de-' ceased, Second Lieutenant luini 1,. Lunn, tram the 4tit Ceylon Regiment, to be En .10, 'without purchase, vice Thoini,:son, deca7osed. ' 91st Ditto, Lieutenant lamei C. &turdoch to be Captain of 0 Cunipany, by purchase,. vice Lucas, Who retire;. En ~iO ,ll Walter tP tiara to be Lieutenant,' by ptirchase, vice Mnrilccii. Surecnit kenj:onin BlLiuniticlit, truth the wist I , not, to he Surgeon, vice Rama ton, appointed to the itch ha l al Veteran Battalion, 91(1 Ditto, George Niitclien, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Mudge, who ti.iiies ' 94,th Ditto, Second Lieutenant Henry-Llewellyn to be first Lieutenant, without parch c, vice 1101, promoted in th e Royal %Vest Inns It nieers. Ensign Robert TraVers, from the holt pay of the t3tlt Garrison Battalion, to be Second Lieutenant, without puichase, vice %Volker, deceased. Robert Vemytiough, Gent. to be Mini, without purchas e , vice Llewellyn. I 1 znry Janice Moore, Gent, to be di t t o , vice Cinmor, promoted in the 46th Foot. obth I)itto, Ensign I olm Richard loyes to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 1) 4 lon. Gentleman Cadet john Le Couteur, Item the Royal Military College, to be En ' sign, vice loyeti. tor ' s, • Ditto, Ensign Anthony Dillo n to b e Lieutenant, with. u , t . otirchase.. Joseph Ailutit, Gent, to be Ensign, vice I i ii ir,,, Assistant-burgeon lona Harland, from the 17th 1 , „,,,, ), be Surge6n, vice Bloomfield, appointed to the o tst , toot. 0 w, )t 1,,, t. a Regiment, Captain John Ross to to Major, ~ vice (4,,,,, i. i ,:eceascal, Lieutenant John ,Schutalde to be c ji , ta ) o 1 . ) ) a t`,,npany, vitt Ross. to cot l k e ., Li ti eu n t s ez l iii i, i v ut : 4.. -- , i ‘ ih e ki l l l g a i l i nb la ur n i i . t i t i s ni M•Cb vice a e e o , ok v e ic . e I - E i t i ) t b r ig h ti . ' , aim Forster, vice so,oedthr. Etviign Thcnnos Nash, vice OutileVie, ilet eAsecl. . ' Nosi‘, „ orthy, Gent vice Nash: John To be Ensigns —llenry . • Tuckey, Gent, vice M.C.i.V,,1, ', - Thomas .Neligan, Gent. vita: CI, it:ii,:rluin„ promoted, . William Allen, Gent, vice Forster. •To Ile /. ia Master--Q rter. larterN r laster oeryeant ga - nuel It ! 1 l! . , 'i i •i!, Fowles, cle..easett. 4th '.',' .1 t ~,int itvgitneot, lientenS,,,q David' flalneaviS, to a ; a. retain of a Counpaimy, vice If..4ier, deceased .... Xtli 1.;.it0,, lienjaitiM Symons, G cot. to t Elisio, withont purchase, vice licall;,Worth, iNtlq resignS:',,, Royal York ' Rangers, Ensign John Aniagh .to he Lieutenant without purchase, vice I<ainsey,. appointeit. to filet-pa Foot. John Stevens, Gent. to he Ensteei, vice Aidagti. Ro:yal Weet India Rangers, Serjeant.major Robert ; Claik to be #l4jut.int, witli the rank. of Ensign, vice Lyit.hurner, 311 Ceylon Regiment, AndreW Pollock,. Gent. to he';;O:concl Lieutenant,,without pureliase, vice Carr, promoted in the, voile lout, stet Ditte,, lOhnhloirett, Gent. to he Secnnil Lieutenavt, ~ withOut , putchase, vice Nunn,' appointed to thes9th kv. . giment„ ... Cliliiseufs Dritanniquet, Itospital.Mate I. G. Hassel to be . Atsitailt.suri,eim, vice Calvert, who resigns.. ~ Wattevitte's Regiment, -.--... D'Ertach, Gent, to; be Ensign - , vice &tunnel, protnoted. --- De Bend, Cent. to he Ensign, vice, Stutter, promoted. Sicilian Regiment, Lieutenant Melchior de Polignac, from tenant Diil(' a I ; i e g t e ra i ISnteetilt:i to b be e C C a a t p ) t t a a i i n n b u t t ' C a a t t .: ll ' p ' i a i n P y a ,n I,y Vith L te ie n u t: porary rank. ; Shed tNy WILL IAMAMR ti it *CPI PPS, South Mahon. street, G ropvenor rctu !C. lor the Paper, i.eg4trs for tha Editor Icc, fhost.taicir muQr h or4,i,estad. ~ To tieutenants---Entil,l l ...•,"---- Tl° i 2 ''': Alex be der' lt anUbertson. Litsio —. .... ..--- 1t, , 1dc ,,,,. To be Ensigns-- Ve Thorn, Gent. Alexander i.letlil', ri Ge nt. ~ -- W heinsrer, Cot. , riaries my, t.eitt. vice Rouertson. do, Gent, .vh.e Miles, • k Light Infantry Volunteers., 'obit Ecitv4rti S cv Y s sett, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchor, ,'"' buil, who igns. . 4th carrison re,k iiattallOrt, Lieutenant %Vi Irwin F r ' fe '' ; Half-pay of the 88th loot, to be Lieuten.irt, , strong, w h o exchanges. 'F, L osign VVilliain 1100. i.,, the 6.1 d Foot,- to be Ensign, vice 41teara, Is changes. - - ‘ .mio , Ist . 14.,,yal Veteran Battalion, Serjeant.tuaj4 o,„ Pepperell, twin a itteettilting I.)ii;tritt, to e,/,''',;; ; jl lo Spalding, }mutated in • the t2tll Royal I "''''' to lien. ..: HO 4t1(1./ittO, Assistant-Surgeon .Thotrias Price ix; - . sth, Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Cash, i foul Il l ' ill' ' . 1 0 t l l. l . t et i 11 9) Ditto, r:;ilu: it13:11:141:;;;Iiiii:),•:tiFP8 e'Ltte;r%bvee;lA:Cl:)rl)lrsig:i'illr'l,t::ll'uor°rni4e4l):ll'l:. -li4:44.t,if,'l:'l'?':i Veteran Hattahori t to be Lteut,:italit, rice rstettq_ pcankei W. 111012111 Royal 1it:1,43h 1t..h.t1i,),L op 1 tth Itoyal Veteran Battalion , S ill gLon A Rililol P' , c lig' from the yisr I'oot ' to be Surgeon, Flee v-4, 'ill-s. nth Dittn. • .., , 4 .1.f1A To be Lieutenants— Lient, P„O'Brien, froultev' k '„ ' Battalion. 1. iirmstrong, front the fst GVII'" 6 ,7 ' O , P. Squall', front the 2d Gurrbott liatothoo. ip"5,,, from the BtH Royal Veteran Battalion. AO ° , 4 ,1 , tu'in th e loth Royal Veteran Battalion. TI ",4:,, belt Talker, from tile rst VC'eSt Inlia Regingat. 74, "",, trout the sth Royal Veteran, lianah.AL: : I N kel ti r t Al l i ta i t a*.' i tt o t ;i : l : l3 :l. ro tta u V,lV ri tu . ilui.ein'Er'Hlseig":ll°ll:lll'l9:::l:'. lohn Maclean. Lieutenant John l'atteison,tiewo thee; °llea. Warner Spalding, Iron' the nt iT t tit Ta ll i t l .ty e al E V n e i t g e l r i ilt . t — lia ll t n t!:l g to n m El s2 lln u c a a r i t i er - M iacalsetarl;'Tfhi'b't:ll:lP‘;:; trutil the 38t11 POOL ---'.- .L'onitor, froin'tfie,,f or Q sitter- Mdtiter Ethvard W ight, front the.ll;sl, iiie 511 i Gair,,.n Battalion. Serjeano l4 _ l ',l 4 trc i .in the 3.11 h fi . ot, v.ice, Maclean, protoro.oo, I N )r ( O 'b tr i t e ut l ed a . illi l li a u n r i c e ' s 13trioclviln,hclattebS°eIrjej'a7tIi tn v • Tt c ic h`t" :sl VICC o'llo3 promoted. :captain Edward Parkinson, V ,of Etl.ll ' t°ll:' e . 3 - ,d I'°°t'')'''' . the Army. .3or•General William . hcCO ' ' 1% , 11* ..or North Yarmouth vice Arbuthnot dea , s - ‘l l ' 1 0'11' RmßaciloSxoiNticStiar6on to., Lientenant..c olonel Henry lloWltt, or toe itt , .. s .( ; ;g , LT. , t l ebsa c s : T i l le t L it e ; oc t i liutittiVotettcsii:gplathiiii9tiltatei,l.:(vv:morocreavebet:Acrs'snl.CaojairolorritaGGQl:eiLite,terbiaC:lci:l!is:::)L!:l:ll:l;f:o, 1 ritenant- Colonel William lohnson, of o° l ', 4:0 1 fit)SPITA I, sTA FE. , fid f rtri Staff-Surgeon Stewart lientii.. rum, lfOin tl IC " -- ' ,i . , iii ,', ` Gill:1111S, 1, ...Ci1t, .1011 es Dellystet. 0; 01 ' Via (kilt: ' : . ' Major' o R I l e t 'l t I n ) l a e vi ll i e t I ° l i to th b ° e ß Zi Y e a u l te E n a i s i l d l ; dociariv::::::ll.l)llll:e4l:l; Woks, resigned. 10hil blitdesi ' Taylor, Esq . to be Major, vi 4e 11 0 5 ill' . 7th Battalion ot r t l l l i c e l( L i re g u ' t s ea c i r it ill- C an o ' l Lac,g4il6ll'Blllil)ll,tl''l trout the ad' Light Infantry, to he 1.ia 1 ` 3 .: 1 , with temporary rank, vice Goldacker, 41,:"P* Lieutenant a jolt I vers, r4 c)7the 8 t1:1:0t,,%1'3 "51:1; in the Gazette or the ascl i 0" /Pi ' . o 3 t t s h ttded. . pF V u.? l ih t l ri e ri l ::t v i i i : l e l . l s n ( i. t e r i: a i at t ici r' i l l t k i a jt. .k ii:: ; : r e ' l i te) l . ) b:i l ic, : ti c il‘ e ;tvo , 6:loe v ,cti i i., z . k . ii,tzi 1 ci i:tiinnabri,ol , e.roc:l4 , l4l;l l, ,, ; 0 0 ,; ' ' ' , • IN V . c loth Altill ISt°, and 901 itiki ~,,,"' ' mentioned appointments ;1 4P10:11)40 ol'' The I: ah. ' The riVlhotion a t I*. lim,,,it 1...e3114 to ')''. "n +l' an The A ppollillltCht Qt tiospil,ll.:.late'Wiki:lll:;'). C' t•Surgeon it) the ad Light Dragoons ot t" ' Legion. - , tsig l • The undermentioned Officers are WperseLl! 4 :1 :Stip:l'll.v, :, ei cst Foot, ti:ll,inti( A :lll,l F, 4:s s : l 4. s ,,e t ti , a ,g, n lci: ; :::,er S Ll)l tg , w tt: r :n g r i a c h o . :ri p ' c ' C r t a t i l i n c a ari,,ivi:b::::_ti...l 1. e. 1 :,, both Ditto, Li:titenant TrOWITO. s , 2 , 1 NOvit SCotiA,Fe'iyibles,'En.sign Trever , , i l r. 0 1),, Otil . . ~,fslol , plc to be 'jade:o4oo For EE:Rsig4l:lV°Nli..clitialetlhle. chase,i. vice Harley, who resign', 14,0%. h g, 10 0 co t i n t l. ' plc to be Lieutenant' without. P1. 1 " :114- ,i G a7lthteFsooott' .tite 3 0 : I ~; : 1,,, ------ 1 ; ; ball . '3 •"[ A gallant enter rite , noticed ill , i liol " A youth, the son of an eminent GI 110 I . . 1 in tors .(.ominous , ,was` iecnntioneill g t j or di wi l a tt i l , sa w l d nu t t g i L l :o r o t h l o l e e k di i s: l c l :o .a v o C t r il ed g a : l o o° ; : t r : l l, Y . l : ' , ,r k oo o ll :: : : ~,u.,, _ of . 1 .. ot oil. .30 , horse, who appeared rather 51 1 g ig- tiio l ' ed up to them, killed several, a d 1° ) OP ° a 1 le , Prisoners. Ile 'lest es;:aped 11 ' 2 flight:" 4 B/RTUS r et i, On 'roomlay, the Lady of lOh Yesterdayrnornins, n 1 upper prow.— F. Gy4es, Esq. of a llaughtgr. t i l lk n en pu le n y y l :, ( ll l e o . ia:r l ,l l :::l, I. C l l7l. ll(x e i s ; rßii.:4Blu4(i'l:lo°l.): of 11► a eldest shire. 1 0 1 auegsftd:rctsc:ir. lal r, t o 3 ivi b t C ll 4 r a r t y t 1 . 1 1:0 e T . : 0 4 : 1 : 111 : 13 : 0 C jilt 4.0' it 41 3 111 0 :: 0 c y o u ' t i t s t ' s e , r l .:s 3 o r r i v e: l, : :gilt o:i v . r p • , ) , 4 ; 61 q• 0 York. )1 11 . BYr""' On Thursday, a t s t , G eo rges, 1,311- • !.130itrect.prinkn,l)crkA:g11,aost;nEgesal. (ohieuliievornsoricit-,::13,70:11001 S uney. 0 1 (I):llllluttse,ay the 7111 inst, at Nortl'vdy el lc, DIA 0 „pf.ef ~,,, c. ,t arrt4on. 1...,(1 the tattier of the ~,..:04 ~.11,11°Y, Bart. ..,1 EastonaLiii, , t , 11 2 ' . 0. i fr tin ztino4y last, ~.,t I, xm outh, age" f.' s 4 i Itte,i!t,ty latnetit,:tt by all who knev toll' h ' 'ltr'',o7: Esil"rueo3Y. at his lodghigs at 1 /:!';:,, P,O;;;1$ 1. ttßervigor of th e Itecelver Gene ;,;,„ LAI Inc , vig Lubtorns Londc,, , ; ' formerly i ''' . 4 tntral Montan! ' 1 Thc , ". , . 4 tirps ,Dj ' 1 I son t• , /.% MC (LI, 4after a few ttuntite..lo,,,,t "" ''"ln'ori, cldest daughter and coll''4„tcal lo rpa Staunton, liti. of St•pton P3 O, ,7, 1 .1. ~, uatilghter of the fi r o. Lori 4 v,,,c,,,u1t ne%;,,,,,L0ri,;; Ately, at his seat at Bev ere, ile, a r d ► o . 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