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FRom -THE LONDON GAZETTE, SEPT. 10. F.);eip, - IfrObitte, Sept. 10,•1814. . . . h is Roynl Ffigliness th'e Iti•gent has been.PleasefL in the name and on-the hehalf of his Majesty, t 9 appoint Sananel7 (-_ , regory M Esc'. to be his Majesty's Consul at Euib den. in t7 , e circle . of e stphalio. fl:s Royal rllighness the: Prince Regent has, also been p:e•i;-d, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoititJarnes Stielinir, Esq. to he his Majesty's Consul at' tai,: rates , L'Orient, and th'eit Dependencies. ITltis 1-;,,zette notifies the grime Regent's permission iti (7,,10nel Alexander llryee, to accept and wear the insignia of ('onimander of the Sicilian 'Order of SL Ferdinand and of Merit.) . . Tear-gger, Sept. la, 1814. `a,, , al Regiment nf HorS - e.Wards, James Arnold, Gent. to be Cornet; by pitiOnse, Vice Gee, who retires. Yd Regnnent of OritgOon Guards, ,John Addison, Genf...to be Cornet, by purtlose, vice-Davis, 'who retires. I%itto, BrevetLieut.-Cotona - -Kane Bunbury to be mdioe,. without purchase, vice Danue, promoted. tab Regiment of Dragoorts,'lV. R. Ellis, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Blake, promoted in the 14th Light Dra goons. et h Regiment of Light-Dragoons, John Fleming Kelso, Gent. to be Cornet, Nt ithout purchase, vice Skinner, pro - rooted. in the 17th Light Dragoons. -9:11 Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon .lames from the 39th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Lukis, appointed to _ - the 55th Foot. . 15th Ditto, Cornet Henry Huckley to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Finch, promoted in the.37th Focit. 170 i Ditto—To be Lieutenants, witlohit'porehase, Cornet T, It. Wharton, from the 24th Light Dragoons, vice Jones, pro moted. Cornet Geo. Dann, from the 25th Light Dragoons, vice Anderson, deceased. Cornet C. G. Skinner, f-om the sth Light Dragoons, vice Wrixon, deceased. lvtli Ditto, Cornet W. L. NN rey to be Lieutenant, by pm.- chaSe, ;vire ArMstrong, promoted. George Maquay, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, rice Goldsmith promoted.' 20th Ditto. COrnet John J. Pomeroy to be 'Lieutenant, with • out purchase, vice Shee,. promoted in the 12th , Foot.. S. Dudley, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Pomeroy. 22d Ditto, Reilly, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Tymon, deceased. . . 44til Ditto, Cornet G. Shaw to be Lieittenant, without • poreh'ase, vice A. J. Macau; who retires. J. G. Palling; Gent.. to he Cornet, by purchase,: viee-Shaw. •. 25th Ditto, Cornet B, Brown to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Hewett, appointed to the sth Dragoon Guards. A. tvillams, Gent. to he Cornet, "without*purchate, vice Mon, prornoted in the 17th Light Dragoons. Cold,tream li:egiment of Foot. Guards, Ensign C. A. Girardot to be Lieutenant and Captain, without purchase, vice Mills, who reigns. • . . 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—To be Lieutenants and Cap tains, without-puichase, -Ensign T. Craufard, vice .Bowa 7 ter; prom - cited: Ensign Joint Ashton, vice West,. promoted. 6th Regiment of Foot, Joh, Henry lleigtiam, Gent. to be Ensign, by ptirehase, vice Sayer, who retires. • 13t,h_Ditto, Hospital 7 Assistanttgratford Eyrelci be Assist ant-Surgeon, vice-tVetherspoon, deceased. • 17th Ditto, Lieutenant C. Evans to be Adjutant; vice Gale, ' Who resigns the . Adjutancy only. • 21d Ditto—To he Lieutenants, without, purchase, Lieutenant ,101 m Maclean, from the 79th F00t,,, Ensign John Butler. all Ditto, En:4gn• R. Jones to be Lientenant, without pur. , chase, vice Wetherall, removed to the Bth Light Dragoons. Carysfort Proby, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Jones. Hospi tal-Assistant James O'Beirne to be Assistant• Surgeon, vice Johnion, deceased. .path Ditto, Ensign Duntian SloctiCk to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Burn, appointed to.the 3d. Dragoons. 32i1 Ditto, James Butler, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur ' 'chase, vice - Poole, who resigns. • 35th Ditto, Ensign George Wilkins to be Lieutenant, without porchase, vice George Rawlinson, promoted in the Bth Foot.. . . • . . . . To be - Ensigns, without purchase, Volunteer Robert Lizar, vice Burton, who resigns. Gentleinati Cadet Ernest Wil ford, from the Royal Military College, vice .36th Ditto, Captain Thomas N. Harris, from the York Chas ' seurs, to be Captain'of a Compatiy; vice Baiguy, who ex changes. • 37th Ditto, Hospital-Assistant Robert A. M'Munn, to be As sistant-Surgeon. Ditto, Quarter-Master James Claris, from the 95th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Rowan, appointed to the lath Rogil Veteran Battalion. _ - _ : _ . _ lath Ditto, Lieutenant D. Pandas, from the 65th . Foot, to be Adjutant' and Lieutenant, vice O'Neill; deceased. Hos pital-Assistant John Jobson to.be Assistant-Surgeon. . 53tb Ditto, Ensign Gilmour. Robinson to be Lieptenant, without purchase, vice Hugh Robison, who retires. JtClin Burn, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Munro, pro routed in the 7th Foot. 67th Ditto, Ensign Foster Fyans to be Lieutenant, vice Her ring; deocafed. Thomas Arrow, Gent, to Le Ensign, with out purchase; vice Harrison; promoted. ith Ditto, Ensign Thomas Black, front -the Sicilian Regi ment, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Wilson, who resigns, - 71st Ditto, Volunteer George - Home Light-body to .be Ensign, without purchase, vice Home,' whose appointment has .not • taken, place. 741 h Ditto, Cohn Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchaSe, vice Campbell, appointed to the 9th Light Dragoons. Ditto, Hospital-Assistant George G. M'Lean, to be As . 3istant-Su rgepn. Ditto, Hospital-Assistant Thomas James to be Assistant- Sorgetm. e9th Ditto, Lieutenant William L. Wraxall, from. the . 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. gist Ditto, yolunteer Duncan Livingstone to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ottley, whose appointment has not taken place. • .93d Ditto, Hospital-Assistant John Regan to be Assistant- Surgeon. .100t11 Ditto, Ensign John Clark to be Lieutenant; without purchass i vice Burke, who .; esigns, J. Tayler, Got. to be Ensign, vice Clark. 192 d Ditto, Ensign Thomas Mills to be Lieuteßant; Without purchase, vice Nealson, appointed to the 60th Font. Jan; Thomas, Gent: to be Ensign, vice Mills. lOnd Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Harvey, from the hits Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Parry, - who exchanges. ' Ist West India Regiment, Brevet Lieutenanteedlonel J. M. - -Clifton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, withont' purchase, vice Yates, appointed to the 49th Foot. Brevet Major Richard Weston to be Major, vice Clifton. Lieutenant. John' Mac narnara to be Criptain of a CoMphtly, vice Weston. Ensign James Delamel to be Lieutenant, vice Macnaniara. Michael Brannan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Delamel. 2d Ditto, James Gilchrist, Gent. to be Ensign,' Without pur chase, vice Greenfield, superseded. . 3,1 Ditto, Brevet Major Joseph Maclean to be Major, without put:base, vice Maclay, promoted. Lieutenant John Heazle to be Captain of a Company, vice Maclean.. To Ate' Lieutenants, Ensigns Conrad HeeLvice deceased. J. A. Gilmore, vice Heazle. , To be Ensigns, A. D. Gordon, Gent. vice Heel. Robert,Cros -I;i3Oe-rit. without purchase, vice Hill, who resigns. Thos. finton, Gent. vice .Ttines, whose appointment has not taken -place. Charles Robinson, Gent. vice Gillmure. llOval African Corps.—To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensigns John - Sutton, vice Macpherson, deceased. ' Archi- 'Oaldodliiin, vice Fife, promoted. • • ' • - To be Ensigns, Daniel. O'Meara, vice Sutton. Volunteer John Godwin, vice Odium'. , Royal York Rangers, Ensign John Cooke , froth the Royal West India. Rangers, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ovens, deceased. Loyal West India Rangers, Arthur Freer, Gent. to he En without purchase, vice Cooke, proni*ted in the Royal V r .irk hangers. • CbAssekirs, Captain E. B. Ba ig ny, from the 36th Foot , to bc Captain of a CoMpany, vice Harris who exchanges. - t2;o t w Ite:oinent, Hospital-Assistant' John, Dempster to be ..‘s , li•itztiitz , ..ur geo n, vice 'Van Meulen, appointed on the 2,t a tf. '• Poulton RAglinent, Hospital-Assistalit JOlin Armstrong to be Assistant-Surgeon, vi'ee-Owen;iippOinted to the 87th Foot. 'uywl Waggo a ' Fr a n , Cornet Robert Kerr, froM the .Half nay of of tire - Regiment, to be Cornet, vice Young, who cx .chatiges% Garrison Battalmn,, E„ign 'James Rovtini - to be Lieute vice s e lign, deceased. Normanbotighs, Gent. to tiara, • b , Ensign; vice-Boyton.• I, Ditto, Brevet J A enteztant:•Colonet P. J, fra'rri', from the ;o3 ~t Wont,, to he Major, vice llarvvy, cart) , George W. White, from the 4 . oth Foot, lo he Major. Newfoundland Fencibics.—To be..Etisigps, John. mac_ ',tunnel!, Gent. vice Whelan, superseded, bei4:ihsentwith (,u; leave. Edward Walker Carter, Gent. vice •Raden li rst, promo - el. a Scotia FeneiAes,• Lieutenant Richard. Des2ard to be , rain of a Company, vice Lewis deceased. Ensign Fre ... ‘o..iti.ler to he Lieutenant, vice Despard. kiouall • Gent.. to be Ensign, vice Skinner. Canadian. Feneibles, .T. C. Peach tot be Lien! enauf, vice Pinciuet, 'cleecas•ed. James Dutt.4las Hamilton Bay, - Gent. to lie Ensign, wire Peach.. Glenrary Light Infantry Fmicibles, -Lieutenant William Campbell, -en. from the Ist ,Foot, to be Captain of ivCom pany, vice Macdonnell, who resigns. Volunteer John Fraser, from the tooth Foot, to be Ensign,' vice Smith, who.resigns. • LREVET. To be Majors in the Armit, Capt. Thomas Hunter 'Blair, of the n tst Foot. Capt. 'Michael Child M -s; of the I Ith' Light - Dragoons. STAFF.- • To he Deputy Cornmissarie-General ,to tht Forees, As'sist ant-Comniissary-General W. Llaike. Acting Deputy Comtnissarv-Gen - ral P. Coltin. .To be At to the Forces, Deonty As,istant-Corninissaries-(.general Geo. Croalistiank and. Osborne. To he'DeputrAssirtant Contraissant-Gener4 to the Forces, litury Bourbill, Gent. dr'ARIIISONS. Ensign Ronald Macdminell, of the Novi StAtia Fencihles, to be Town Majot of Prince Edward's Island, • vice 'Fitz--• maurice, who resigns. • Mettron's Regiment, Lient. T. Anhin, front the 6Ari Foot, -to be Captain of a Comrany, by purchase, ace Trerries, pro— moted on the Staff of the 'QuarAer-Masteit-General: WatteVille's Rerimert.—Li , utenant Christian Weiss to be Captain of a Company, *aunt pUrchase, vice Harting, placed on half-pay. •• York Light Infantry Volunteers. -Lient. A. L. Hebert tote Captain of a Company, vice. Walbrecht; deceased. • The Duke of York's Greek "Light Iniantry: • 2d Regiment.=-To 'he Lieutenants,With temporary rank, Geo. Galogern, Gent. and Ciinstantine Griva, Gent. • To be Ensign, Quarter-master J. Packet. To be Quarter-Master; Sedeant John Matthews, from the 35th Foot, vice Packet, iippointed an En'Sign. Mr.mo RANDUat.—Lientenant John Mac Lean, of the 7Ath Foot, who resigned,. as stated in the Gazette of Ws ult. is rein- Stated in his rank. The appointments of E. J. Newton, Gent. to he Ensgn in • the lad Foot, and James Phillip Devertisli, - f ent. to he En si7n• in- the 87th Font, as 'stated in the Gilettes of 29th March last, and 20th ult. hare not taken pladv. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED Ph neni Tnledano ' Great Present-street, GoOilman's-fields, merchant,- from Sept. 6to Oct. 25. • • , BANKRUPTS. John Martin Sawyer, Princes-Street, Lothbary, bill-broker, to surrender Sept.-13, 24, and , •Oct. 22, at ten, at Guild -hall. Attorney, Mr. Pasmore, Waroford,court, •Throg ntorton-street. • James Brown, Springfield, Essex, coal-merehant,• , Sept. 13, 27, and Oct. '22, at len; at Guildhall. - - .AttUrnies, Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow and Gross-nor, Austin-Friars., •.••. Thomas railerltl. Gosport, merchant,' Sept. 22, af; : oile, '23; at eleven, and Oct. 22, atone, at the FOnt:tain Inn, Ports mouth. , Attorney, Mr. G. At Callaway, tortsaiolth. Pearson Mitchinson, : Gateshead, Durham, rope-inaker, Sept. 2(1, 27, and Oct. 22, at eleven, at the George Inn,' New castle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Bull and ilrOdrleh, .Bow Churchlard, London, or -Mr. Seymour, Newcastle . , . . • tipon-TN Tie, . George Wells, Spofforth, Yorkshire, lineri-malng4cturer,, Oct. 1, 3 and 22, at eleven, at the - ,W.bite, Horse Inn, Ixed . s. Attoruies, Mr. Lake, Do‘qate-bill, London, or . , Mr, 'r. H. Granger, Leeds. ._ ' .. John Pratt, Tettenhall, St:iffordshire;irOnMon'ger, Sepi.23 . , at five, 24, and Oct. 22, at eleven, at the Lord Bradfofd's. Arms, Ivetsey-Bank. AttornieT, Messrs. Price and Wil liams, Li3coln's Inn, or. Mr. Wm. Smith, Old Church - y ard, Wolverhampton. Solomon Leonard and William Spiring, Bristol, common brewers, Sept: 13, 22, and Oct. 22, at. twelve, 'at the Rtimmer TaVirtr, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs., Tarrant„ Clarke and Richard's, Chancery-lane, or Messrs. B. and 0. Smith, or Mr. W. D. Brice, Bristol. Spiring, Bristol, nurseryman, Sept. 13) 21, at three, and Oct. 2'2, at five, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. At tornies, Sir Samuel Whiteombe and King, Siirjeatit's Inn, Fleet street, or Mr. J. H. Fraiikis, Clare-street. Bristol. James Cabbell, Kilmersdon, Soniersetshire, cordwainer, Sept. 23, 24, and Oct. 22, at twelve, at the Bell Inn, Shepton- Mallet. Attornies, Messrs': Blcasdale, Alexander and New Inn, London;. or Mr. C. Leered, Sheptorr- . . Mallet. • - . • William Webb, Maiden-lane, Wood-street, -Cheapside, ho sier, Sept. in, Oct. 1 i and '22, at eleven, at Gnihlhall.— Attorney, Mr: Cole, Wroil-street Chambers, Wood...street. Richard Yoldon,'lngidon Mills, Ilsington Devonshire, miller, 'Sept. 19, 20, - and Oct. 22, at .eleven, at the Globe TavQxn, • EN'ett.s. • Attornies. Mr. Sercombe, Exeter. or Mr. Pitliner, Barnard's Inn, LOhdon. ' " . - . .., George Steiger Berger, Skinner's-phice, Brnnswick-square, Wile-Maker, Sept. 1.3, Oct. 11. and :22, at eleven, atGuild hall. Attornies, Messrs.. Lamb, Brutton • and Hawke, . . Prince'.-street, Bank. Abraham Sanderson, Narrow-street, Limehonse, coal-mer chant, Sept. 17, 2-1, and Oct. , 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Welch, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-Street. John Broad, Joiners-street, St. George'•s-fields, dealer, Sept. , 13, Oct...n•and el, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. 4ogers and Son, Manchester-buildings, , West . miuster. • . • DIVIDENDS. • . . _ . Oct:1. J. Eaton, Crooked-lane, Cannon-street, trunk-maker —Sept. 27. H. Slinttleworth, late of Ludgate-hill, optician— Oct. 1. W. E. Rray,Broad-street, Carnaby-market, auctioneer —Oct. 1. S. Moses, Watford, Hertfordshire, watch-mak er — Oct, 7. W. Tudhall, Taunton, grocer—Oct. 22. A. Steveia son, ;jun. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship-owner—Oct. 22„.T. Mof fett, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, butcher—Oct. 7. J. Bilbao), Nor wich„grocer—Oct. 3. J. Davis and T. H. Lloyd, lateof Holts; Wilts, clothiers—Oct. 1. J. Pilgrim, Christchurch Tivvne ham, Southampton, builder—Oct. 10. .1. llar.kcsley, Arnold ; Nottinghamshire, merchant—Oct. 9. N. Poiver, Old- Broad street, merchant—Oct. 1. W. H. King, Fleet-lane, cabinet maker—Oct. 1. G. Matthews, Hythe; Kent, hatter—Oct. 1. J. Ivory, Mark-lane, broker—Sept. 13. IL Richardson, late of _P i ttston-square, and R. Clarke, jun. Gloucester-place, brick-makers-7-Oct. 1. W. Rose, Earls-court, • Kensington; brewer--Scpt. 13. W. Hallen and- J. Worr, Clerkenwell 'oe6l; jewellers. _ .•- . . - • CER'fiIICATES—Our. 1. M. Doke, of York, comb-manuladurer--J. Bentham, Q f Yarm, Yorkshire, merchant—G, Oxford-, - dreet, li nen-draper—J. Parker, Deal, cabinet-maker--J. Barrett, Plymouth Dock, victualler—J. Davis, Marston, Moretaine, Bedfordshire, butcher—T. Herbert, Seaford, Sussa, hatcher —P. Martin, Oxford-street, bookseller—M. Hain, Tota cis, Devonshire, innkeeper—R. M. Phelps, Plymouth-Dock, draper. • • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ' • R. and W. Abbott, Honey-lane-Market, batchers—E. It. and G. Strickland, Coventry, chemists—J. Blyth and J. Ete venson; ng-Street and Iromnouger-lane, warehOusemen— R. Bright, P, Protherae, H. Baillie, and C. Drake, Bristol, rope-makers (so far as, relates to the said H. Baillie and C. Drake)—J. and T.' Marshall, P. - London, and P. London, jun. Wittom cunt Twambrooks, Cheshire, •salt-makers—B. Brad ley, and T. Coleman, Diciningliarn, wharlinzers—W. Adam, and E. and T. Wilson, Sheffield and 'Liverpool, mer chants—A. Stevenson and J. Clews, • Edinburgh—M. Gau tier, B. Charlery, and J. Carey, London--J. Coles and`(;. Charge, Portsea, linen,drapers—T. Sandiford and C. John ston, Subbins and Manchester, calico-printers—T. Motley and J. Allen, Bristol, patedt metallic letter-manufactur— J. and T. Yeoman, Woodhouse, Yorkshire, farmers--A. Chid wick and 'A. Allford, Horno.,y-row ' • Islington, hoarding shool-keepers—W. Suffield and C. Grafton, Birmingham, printers—H. Tatham and I. Egg, Charing-cross, gun-makers. A boat, laden with provisions,'was seized by the .Custoin-lionse Officers at Mlrgate, a few days since, baring concealed under her forecastle French lace of the, valve of 20001. _ . • - • MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.- 7 An adjourned Middle sex, Session was held at Hicks's- Hall, .on -Satur day, to hear appeals and business not concluded at the General SesSion.--An appeal was heard against a conviction . which 'took place at „Mail -borough-street Office a few weekS since, when a dealer and breaker of dogs, of the name of Helps, ',rho rosides in the Edgeware-road, was convicted in the penalty of thirty pounds, for stealing a dog, the. proverty„ of •M"rs.A..,.Wilson, a lady of for tune. delardantlook the dog-from the ser:- vant of the lady in the street, and stated that it ivhs his property ; he failed, however, to prove it by eviden,:e on Saturday, and the conviction was ccmtirated, with six guiucas costs. LANCASTER ASSIZES, TuunsnAY, SEPT. 8. Before Sir JOHN BAYLEY and a Special Jury. Becert.r., Esq. M.P. end others v. BI,,UNDELL, Esq. The importance of this cause, upon the result of which depended the property of the value of halt a million sterling, the expectation of the-pre sence of the Countess of Derby as a witness, the circumstance of the King's Attorney-General being specially retained is ith a fee beyond all parallel ; and the general interest the question to be tried had excited throughout the country, produced al together'such a degree of curiosity to be present - that throngs of persons ) but particularly ladies, . besieged the Castle of Lancaster as early as eight o'clock, desiring admittance. The doors were not opened till nine, when there was such a rush as was never experienced upon the,occasion of a trial. in a civil Court. The Judge was obliged not only. to order the Sheriff to clear the seats for the Conn sel and the numerous Ladies who were witnesses; but he actually fined several whd were refractory in 40s. each, and committed them till they paid . ,, the tines. This method soon produced order. • r. Mr: BROUGHAM hav g ing opened the pleadings . , Sir Wo...itAst GAR.IIO kV, Attorney : General, in a mostsplendid speech, which he was nearly two hours delivering, stated the case to the Jury, was an issue•out of, the Court of. Chancery, and, the plaintiffs were Wilbraham B - ootle, Esq. a Meni.; her of Parliament, and other perions, deviseei'Of the late Mr. 'Henry Blinidell, , of ince, near Liver— pool, and the defendant ivas Charles Blundell,' Esq. the son and heir of Henry Blundell. The question to be tried was, Whether the late 111 r." Henry Blundell, at the time he made his will-in- July 1809, and his codicil in May 1810,, was of sound miud. That at both-these periods he !Was of sound mind, he should shew beyond all doubt. To make die subject more intelligible 'to the. Jury, the Learned Advocate said lie would enter a little . : into the history of the late Mr. Blundell, of Ince • This ,Genilernah, with au ample patrimony, litid from'early tile an ataeilt passiou for' the tailtiva tion-Of' the tine art-s. -He had travelled the con tinent, and had reSiden at. Rome, occasionally vi siting other places most deserving notice,. as con- • • tihniug the valuable and classical remains 'of an tiquity. In collecting these monuments of _an cient giandeur, - he. spared neither pains. or cost, -stud it was his pride and ambition to have, it said that die finest collection of antique - SVattres was in t ,, e. possession of a. private' English, Gentleman.— Having iiiiported these valuable remains of the Grecian and Roman artista, he erected a saipcirb pantheon at Ince, the place Of his restderice iu this country; and directed that if shonld he,oonstantly open for the gratuitous inspection of men 'of taste and learning. This put Ireon was his chief de- , light, and the chief object of his expenditure; but notwithstandingall its cost, he increased the value of his estates sixfold, and the whole of his int:- mense property he certainly, at ohe time, , propoS - cd ,to leaveto lus son, the present defendant. Ile 'had besides that son, two daughters 'who were ,mer ried, the One to a Mr. Tempest,•and the other to a Mr. Stoner, both men of .fortune, bat they had large families. Mr. Blundell the father, though desirous is son:should inhetit - his' property, yet , in the event of not marrying, or 'not having issue, that his.daughter's chf,ldren, should have the pro- - petty settled upon them. This, the Learned Coun sel said, was the subject cal remonstrance on the part of the defendant, who conceived that the in tention his . father had nranifested sybtild have the effect of ,disinheriting . him: He contended, with his father, that' he had a 'right,' to the whole of his: property, his sisters- being prov•ided for ; the testator • considering, -that if : he lett his daughters and their children to the future libe rality of their brother the defendant, t►n Would not derive the ultimate benefit' he intended them, resolved to 'settle upon them a considerable por tion of his proPerty, and by his will thereupon he left the defendant about 15,0001. 'a -year; includ ing.the Ince estate, and as touch more he left to his daughters. By a .codicit he provikd that if his son disputed his will, be should defray all the ' expence of the litigation. After his death, the defendant insisted' that his-father was neither in a Capacity to make either the will or codicil, and he accordingly contested both. , It was true, that, when Mr. Blundell executed hiis_testamentary dis positions, he 'was in 'an advanced state of lite, nearly 90 years of age : , his sight was 'greatly impaired,, and he was extremely deaf ; but it would be shown that he was in full possession of all his intellectual faculties.' The Learned Attor ney-General assured the Jury he should make out such a strong andirresistible case, as would not leave a particle of doubt on the mit.ds of the Jury as to the sanity of the deceased testator.-- fle first read the depositions of the solicitor who thade.the will and codicil. It sheaved that Mr. Blundell was perfectly aware of the contents that he had the (baits read over to him, and entirely approved of them. - Dr.W.Cartney, the physician ' who attended him, described him as a man of a vigorous mind ; in a state competent to business ; incapable of being imposed upon, but at • tithes subject .to lethargy; arising front the jaundice, which however he always soon got the better of: Ile should have had no hesitation in attesting' his ' will at any period of his life,. It was proved by other_ witnesses, that Mr. Blundell, within the-year he died ; had meditated a plan for the, establishment of an Academy for the Fine Arti, for the benefit and emulation of artists in the northern part of the kingdom - , and that hegave 16901. towards it. It was also shown, that about the same period, he edited- and printed 50 copies of a grand edition of the engravings - of the Statues,and Monument's in his Pantheon ; time letter-press of which was most ably. and classi , cally written by himself; and that one copy he in , tended for the British Museum. In short, the proof not only of his sanity, but of his extraordi nary good sense, learning, ability, and capability of performing; any-solemn act so accumulated, that 1111. 4'( the defendant's Counsel said , he yeas authorised by his- Client, Mr. Charles B4l'l- 1, dell, 'riot to keep up'-the•cause any longer. It •was-- a-vast stake for which Mr. Blundell was contend ing, and Conceiving himself to have been disin herited, he thought he had a right- to have it proved in a Court-of Justice that he had been dis - I inherited in due form by a will duly exectitecl. ' ( the ev/ It tt - as impossible to resist the wcir.,M °: 11 ' ' dence, and th erefore he cheerfulk; s'' brr '' i ttie re. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL trusted that '. o it t stilt of this trial •.w,ould be the restolat i°l) ' ,lsle° . harmony between the defendant awl his he , ill' be regretted, which, it was to had ev'e r L ' e . ' terrunted. 0 co e :,;• Sir JOHN 13A.LEf, observed, t h a t . aftel', be, P" deuce as had been adduced; there cdu l ,, l ' dell' question.as to the smitv-of the late .N-1 1 '. '''', l il d eV ) " He Most cordially joined with the !Wad 1 . - t ( hit fluent Attorney-General, in the hepf! 113 0 1 !, opulent anr! re - speetable tinily wOubl liolcit.,:ifec' upon terms of reciprocal friend,l4iP 'J1)(1,1,140' live . tion• Nothing had been said to %video tto;`)-ielocl,', but, on the contrary, the object of the C ( '''' ' ,.. o o .l ' both sides haiLlicen to prepare the waY ' r . - 11 4'. ' liatitm. He .should, for one, nuO i '" rti i ' s e4t ' joice if such an effect was produced by t ilt ' - r . ' ,i , ' lit igatia: . ' , - 01 ,111 4 i rs' thereby.B i ' i l l l lc e tei ,l r t ess y st au ib f it o iit i sy t i t i t .i l tg ti:te t itritverdictfact , ' l f f or t b t 1 . : l ' id ; F ( ' ... __. • ~ POLICE IN.Q:ilthlkigA`'`'''' . . , 7' " ';' .I - INCKNE-Y COACHES. spo rer ' QuEttt-ScittikaE.—A adT. y ; resident irl a i4 j .street, on Sat-today exhibited a . scharg e 'C' Hackney Coachman for abusive.co n duct , t oo° hired him on Friday afternoon at the I ;i : i i ir, 4 :, the Haymarket, to take-her to the end 01 be f e street, agreeing to give one shilling A l ' t i , Ai' °' ,, However, Coach - cc did not - take her n ine . 1 ,, f p; reitibustrati lig •with:liitn, two-thirds of .the way, b e f ore l ie retiise` l ij dAl her 'any further for. the E!gi.wjPePt , „he ,begaii to abuse liel'• ; j ,...i•et ‘ i : b ir offered to pay the fare, provided a t i - t be '`„ given, agreeably- to the• provision's 0 1. 1 t o,;',':, Hackney Coach At, but this lie refi'° Or t . '' . saying, that he cared not a d---n eit her ', ) 1 4 1: Cointujsioners or the Act. - The coaciliv,,:ii.slot, anti-calliog to rile y 1 'as his demand, and at length got : 1 ,6 1 1 ling.-4 , 111e Magistrate observed, wil t ' le , 1 10, 1 , e ;t i servants. tillle t':en etviliifli t a r y l' The Act e ytflCe (cja()(3:icl certainlyhAi'cietn, coachmen, 'l ' ll :i s itl: e : 11: ::, ° : : : 1- ‘i e 'l'il::i t c il i ii fections, and it conk! not he carrieu '',., oo il i c it, however, did not repeat the o ld Ai o , f ' 5 , s..bject. All the Acts indeed were defec t f e lW ei s I only sure way of getting hold of tb °s , c o pei ti :. ) :1 under 'alt circumstances, would be to c ° ' c lies , ' l r bees in large and to have marked in the inside of their eol ic i e i ii e l c , painted on ,the outside on the pannelsa r t 'di resi' '` to the present Cate, be would willirifs!Y,_loos' -warrant, but to indict the mail at the 6:, ': t ivr cv extol ting the 1 illi legible characters. , 1 ~1 1 :0 1' 4 at 3.1._..ng would be wore e f `o o : ll° ,,i Bo VV-STR E ET.-Saturday the driver antler die 11 )0) ney-coach, No. '165, was charged 1 1) , ail a „ ti 0 1 , Act, with refusing to produce a tic 6e.4 or reliv r j ; s o refusing to take a fare. _. Mr,' Horne , : cr olit io jj ifirownlow-street, 'Stated, that his - to rte 6 /IV fetched the defendant to his' house t° ‘ ,. /i te• r e' who was there to Sun-street , 'l .3 i b°l)- iit IP' E r ii' 6 lady was in the coach, : and 1.11. r. ilo rac t ! e re , % ii .i,l , same titue asking for a ficket. quest, paid she defenclaut 2s. as hi s : fe d.lo t i I V lie had' no -.tickets, and Mr. i - I"f i ' c 5 1,e g o ' ,t ) to, ''' b a i l s;4l : t°l :l l. i c e i t t: ti (I ' eu ,:i . lc ;I:": 1 ( 1.°1 , lady should not itlitteil2.ost.ilbdac not k a a g i4 a r i e u e . Ihe de dee pre i o f, go without one, 'lilt e, d,..-:i'f i '7,te' of the coach accordingly, Mr. o° llB ', s iert ° Oi ' i te a n v i c- a in the passage, saying it was ai l return.; Upon . this, the lady es p re'll i ,, g tt title o'W go with him, even without his p.r° l '' dil i'''' 1 104 but he'declared, with an oath, he' s " c o def i i,re -.her on any terms, and went at"Y‘ b ,, o l e°P,, ‘ l i l l: circumstances, Mr. Horne said, h ' de r e n(i''' t oli o it his 'ditty to summon him. f r ije im iy ; Lit,' t i ` t i nied having refused to take the , ii boot ,it, I . i Mr.' Horne refused to let ' her go `s (le fend"' ) ,,lvr,i being produced, although he, the y . t, dot . , 1 :1 1 ,, signed as a reason for not producil)l4oll.e ottic .L o i 1 1 0 1 ; not been able to procure any II . "'" , driv ef t ioi i v !, at the same time stated he ' as ic ti e L rce d ', ret ils' l' own couch. The Magistrate ("fe-11,1,11it...liellis complainant had Sworit to the. d e hiiii to t h e i i i l iii and that was sufficient to sub,leet osie l ' s itl, ment of .a fine of 40s. or to iii l P l il d a nt s he i' i l i care House of Correction. '1:11 (le 'i e e tino ; ,11 0°. # 1 would 'appeal tigainst the 0001ii0:1,,011 however, informed, there wfis 11° t it ' 1. , 1 1 i j *He then declared he would g° to ro ttri, t icil Correction, •and seek l•cdress O le, c ool' .4 5 C • this declaration, the d S' S o'3 . 7, 7 /I. 1) , 14 days, or till he. p a y the fine . i ki y .8 (1 ` 1 1 of i g ei , MANSION -HOU.SE, -- ° ll 53". , ". 1 13 W il A l( l .s id t - l' l ' was charged is ith stealing sev e . ast er, ''';.• l l ;ily• D lead from the premises of his " I LI , o •a s. ' $1 11 (7 , plumber, of Little Atom fields. I ' l 0 tilfi rell' 1 0 ' witted for trial. r „oh : - -'„rfic „r 4; GUILDHALt...—SattadaY .“" - ) a iotl s - . Pr i d" t • 1 , V i till'i Y V i stands charged 'with steaiti , 0 , ) 1 1 . , prir t i c e weanng apparel, the pi.opatii orlis liggii.,l,o-0,1,10 with s'lwni he lived servailf,.o3ed„ tid.lo,tll;,l, up. Several pawahroker.s att , , iet igerk! l i 00' artieles which the. prisoaer lily! . I: eri ,, , of ii and . which proved. to be the W0 ., t ) ,. , lie Was fully committed for to il ..I Li: , . 01 9 ' . l`' the Jllll.l1 -1S• til , Ladi 04 -4 h, ‘I t On Wednesday, in the Circus, 1 3 - (J.' iii'' Lad , ' "' ~I, ford, of a son. - ` the --- ' iv- . vo , The same day, in Baker-street, t be Ey Eq. of a danghLer. 0301 40 1 gi yi tr e et; , On Thursday, in Pulteney -s t„ . 0 fie''' . ffri• G:Paveitshaw, jun. Esq. of A sc• l s ; q f aPt' l ;licli s t On Saturday niht, at the hol t Georg e 4ir in Saeliville-street, the Lady uL , - . A o . ts 'daughter: err:`4'el' . ----tit,s :„...../ mAl oor:P . ,.. flaTi. t ° ,. of or4e "cOJ On Saturday last, at St• liel-nilly , /5 , 1;,,..,- ------ ' o f George Jackson, Bart. of 134'nesootiollet, .1„ I' , " Mrs. Day,_da___l:Ait(------- frye r, .ef l ~ 0., DT 1). w iniat a , o f . :,,to' On the Bth inst. at Soya, 1:;14.,,,, 45 ye . 2 4 _ 1 ,1, • yea, l 0.. Woburn-place, Itussell-squar.e,.(74 i l , ' , t be / 0 4 :,',,,,t; ' , alio , i i ', "' et's ft , ' On Tuesday night, at Bl ,, tl' l ,' Lie ig lib° :, rii, lot Mr. Benjamin Colley,. in . c ;,.. ic s lel o u• ca rt'; as Surgeon upwards of fifty yea, , i , : e , . 0 , I 0 0 j On Friday last, at Fo,tsc.:la!:), of t . , - la ce' . Dor t daughter of 14fajor-Genera.lig?.t• i . . 0,0 _,..p cp c Company's Madras Establishoerit i t. I ..,,i , .of i'' e• The same day, a t his h o use) , ~,a'r - 4 1-1- • , .' ton, John Gren, Esq. aged..';',,,57. 0 i 046 O''.::, At ltichmond, iil Surrey', lly c ' e, It osse 4;1i,,c...,, ...,;, o• f 1 , , 0 ; Smith, Esq. late 01 Viontal - P a 11 1 :',',i; * 4 Q i vi", ,-, 11,,.re jot I,ONDOS : Printed by J• ,-'', , i ,.. A• ; ,i ; 0 1 _ v? builditt4s ; and pulilisbcd n t , o, • st ,,,) c, wa iL at the SUNLOFFicn, , ...„ 3 4;,' t uc.nts, Orderi, Later; CIO' r A 1 15