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Frsom THE LONDt)N '6A2Efi'E, Atedi. 19. Admire,llll-Office, A firil 19., 1814. Athoirpl Lurl lic:th has traiistiiitti - il to John (2 esker, E, (l . ilkontches addressed to his 1,!,•-:1;!fiR- by Rear ?corpse; oate4 in the 'Gironde 'from' the,tith to the 9th .iivstant, -by which it appears., 'that the navigation of that river ,was e.omph,ttly cleare ,4 as far . 5...81av6, the wit'oh. of he - 1?! . s cch naval force, as well as the batteries on but:, hanks, having been either . captuVed .or tlestroye4. Uis Ma . jesty's ship Centaur ? baring arrived in the'•Gicon:t• on the evening of the '6l•l‘, every thing was prepared for making an attack, NA - th that s)u and the Egmont, On the Prenc)i line of battle ~h ip Regulus, and the three brigs of war tuid other vessels lying near her, as also on the bat teries which plotected them; when at midnight French ship and brigs appeared in flames, und were totally burnt by the next morning. - 'iotteries :it Point Conine, Point i•‘Tegie, Royan Sonsac, and Mechg, were successively et,'- teted and - destroyed by a detachment under Cap tain Harris, of the Belle Pottle. n Tie communication between the squadron and Bow-de:lux vas completely established by means of dragoons ; and the Rear-A(lmila! was concert ing operations with Lord Dalbo6ie for the re duction of )3laye. • , Vice-Admiral Domett has transmitted to John Croker; Esq. a letter addressed to Lord Keith by Rear : -Admiral Lord Antebus Beauclerk, dated on board the Royal Oak, in 'Basque Roads-, the, 12th instant, iriclosing a letter which he had received from -the General of Division, .Bar . on de la Ratiniere, Commander-in-Chief at •LA -Rcs chelle, stating, that, in the name of his division, he had acknowledged his Majesty Louis the Eighteenth, and ordered the 'white:flag to be hoisted ; and proposing to the RearAdMiral .a suspension •of hostilities, until finther orders should arrive from the respective Governments.' Lord Anielitis Besanclerk, in reply', consented to suspend hostilities tOv4ards La Rochelle, 'tile coast of 'France, and its commerce, where the authority of Louis the Eighteenth. might be ac knowledged. Vice-Admiral Domett has also transmitted- a letter "he had received from Bear-Admiral Sir ilarry:Neale, dated on board the Zealous, in Do narnenez-Bay die 14th instant, siating, that on the preceding evening a deputation .of the princi pal inhabitants of Donarnenez came off 'to the ship, with the information of a general declara tion throughout France in favour of the Bour bons ; and that on the morning of the 14th the white flag was displayed upon. all parts of the bay.: The Rear-Admiral, at the request of the in habitants, promised that the coasting trade, with in the limits of his station, should not in future be molested. .10 'Copy of ft Letter ffom the late Captain Taylor, of His Ma-: jesty's Slip Apollo, addressed toßear-Admiral Freemontle, and transmitted hy-ltea.r-Adaiiral Sir John Gore to John Wilson Croker, Esq. _ His:MajestY's Ship Apollo, Channel of Corfu, February 16, 1814. SIR,—Ir blowing very bard from the northward on the 6th', I took the opportunity of running to Zante to propose measures for commencing hos tilities ageinst 'Corfu, and, as a preliminary, to take.tbe.island of Paxo. His Ex'cellency Lieutenant-peneral Campbell readily came into my views ; and -gave me a carte blanche 'for all the troops which could he spared from St. Ahura, with a few of the 2d Greek light infantry from Cephalonia, and placed these forces under Lieutenant-Colonel Church, of the latter corps. _ _ _ On the 13th we landed . :under the lee of the island, in a hard southerly gale, and rain, with the Above Greeks, a party of seamen and marines of the Apollo, a detachment of the 33th regiment, an of the Royal Corsican Rangers, making the whole one hundred and sixty men,_ _ The movements of the. troopsi, under Lieute nant-Colonel Church, through the length of this rugged' island, were so rapid, that we gave the enemy barely time to prepare for resistance, and in consequence of-their confusion, succeeded with out tiring even one musket. The force of the enemy were one - hundred and twenty-two men (without chf militia), and an inclosed fort of three guns, well calculated for a defence against a surprise, being upon an elevated island, which forms the harbour. have the hahourto be,.Bte. _(signed) R. W. TAYLOR. To Thomas F. Freemahtle, Esq. Rear ' Admiral of the White. Whitchcill, April i 6, 1814. . . giatoyal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the :mite and on the behalf of his Majesty, by letters pa tent„.under the Great Sral of. the United Kingdom of Great liritaiu and Ireland, 6+ confer the honour of Knighthood - upon Jelin Wilson, Esq. Lieut.-Colonel in the Army, Brigadier- General in the Portngnese service, and Knight Commander of the Royal Portuguese - Military Order of .the Tower and B.s;:ord. Whitchall, April IS, 1814. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, iu the name and on the behalf of hi s Maje s ty, by letters, pa tent, uniler the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of-Great Bri-tajti -and Ireland, to cOnftni the boion, of Knighthood upon John Browne, Esq. Lieut.-Cplonel lathe Arm);;C" l °H 4l in the.Portrigtiese serri,:e, and Ku KM; of the Royal •Purtu guese Military Order of fifti Toi.re'. 4 and.- Swore. ld'a , se-Gfeards, 18:4. The Prince Regent has b een grac i ous l y p / easer l , • 5n the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to. command, that, in eunimemoratio n of the brilliant Victory obtaiard over the l'inetrty by the Army un der the orders of...the Marquess ot WellingtOn in the battle of Vittoria on the 21st of June, 1813, Th e undermentioned Officers, present upon th a t me n-lorable occasion, shall enjoy the privilege of hearing fl idges 'of, Distinction, in conformity to the regulations published - on the 7th of Oct. last : Yield-Marshal the Marriness of Wellingtdn, K. G. Commander of -the'Forces. Listacniint-Grcilerals.—Si r Thomas Graham, K. B. ; Sir Row- Hill, K. B. ; Sir W. C. tieresford, h. • the Earl of Ddihonsie, K. B. ; Si r Th omas Pieton, X.B. B. Sir. G. L. Cole, K. B. ; Hon. Sir William Stewart, K. B. ; Antonio de ',emus, PortugneSe Troops ; Pereira de la Cerda, Pon . tuguest Troops Le Cowie d'Aumeranthe,, Portuguese Troops. ' ~..., . • .. . .Ifajai - -.Geer szatta—Gcote Tl'lron Ana's, Viist'Se Biron .hate, • Charles Baton Aleett ,Dion. C. Colville, at. False, G. Aarrin, Kenneth A. Howard, John Oswald., War'. AnS6ll - , Atlch-ew Hay, IQ - Ormsby Vandelenr, Barlsert B. Lung, Honeuaibie E.. Stopfards ; Srt George. Murray, K. B. Janus KatitiAS Frederick P, ParNiarsoa, Edward Barnes, Hots. Wllliant Poirsealsy, William .Fred. lipiaar, Portuariese TraitrpS ; .IOP' Byng, 'llamas Brisbane- 091 m Ilyoe Skerretts Deals Pack, Portuguese Troops; Lord It. E. 11.• Somerset, TberaaS Bradford, Portuguese Troops; 'Robert Ross; Manley Prayer, Portuguese TroirpS - ; Matt hew Lord '.-I.xliner,• William F:reil. Henry, Hereditary Prince of °rotate; - Manoel de Brno Moziono, Portuguese Troops;' Don Miguel de Maya, ssor- IliSil Troops. " - • lirigattier-benereas.- , -X. Ilippolito . da` .Costa. Portuguese Troops; Bansamin d'Urlem, Portuguese Troops; Don Carlos F. Le , Coe., Portuguese Troops ; Arch. Canipbell, Portuguese Troops ; Don desel . O'Isalor; Spanish Troops. Coirese/s a rsDutican M•Denlaill,,lst Battalion 57th Foot; Col ouliastit Grant, 15th Light Dragoons; Wni. Grant, lsz Batt. lit2d - rcot; Hon. ft. W. O'Callaghan, Ist Batt. a9tl3 Forst ; John Keane, 3ta.Batt.-60th Foot; Cohn Halkett; 4d Light ' .Intfaat. v Battalion King's German Legion ; slohn Ellay, Itosul Horse Guards, Assistant-Adjutant-Gents - al ; James -Campbell, 94th Foot; Charles P. Belson, ISt Batta.lism 28th Foot; WM. Kelly (2d Batt. 24th Foot), a Provisional Battalion; Won Howe De Laneey, Deputytrsarter-master- General; Frederick de Arentschildt, Ist. Hussars ling's German Legion; Christopher Baron Ornpteda., lst LirSst•ln . friary Batt. King'S German Legion; G. R...Biughaps (534 }Ora), a Provisional Battalion ;Jiro'. C. J. (lreville, , r st Batt. ' Seth Foot ; Liamlet Wade, Jatli Foot; .1. Guise, lstitatt; 3d Foot Guards; Andrew F. .Barnard, 95th Foot ; • Charles Ashworth, Portuguese Troops ; T. 'W. Stubirs,(2sal Portu guese), a Brigade; Mansel Pamplona; 12th- Lime Portu guese; John Buchan, 7th Line Portuguese;` Luiz slo Regoa Barret 6, 15th Line Postogoes e; George •'Avilltsz, 2dLine . Portuguese ; J. M. Doyle, 19th Line Port ugisesre ; Thomas Noel Hill, Ist Line Portuguese ; F. H. Piiarro, 16th Line Portuguese ; Maria de Sousa Vahia, 10th Line 'Portuguese.. Lit*temant-Colonels.lfenry Watson'Ellis, Ist Battalion2ad Toot s I ion. Arthur P. Ppton (Ist ( Foot guards), Assistant - csurittsr-Nits - ter-General; Johts Cameron, • Ist Battalion Jth Fact; Francis Hepburn (3d Foot tsalards), a Light - BataaFuist; finnotiaable AleXanderAbercromby (28th Foot), , . Assistant Quarter-Master-Generlal ; libnourable aatiltant Le Purr Trench, 74th Foot; Charles Pratt, Ist Battalion sth Foot; WilliainJohniston, 68th Foot; Patriek Dogherty, 13th Light Dragtions ; • John Cameron, - Ist Battalion-;32d. Foot; Edward Blakeney, Ist Frattulion 7th . Foot ; John_ M'lseass; 3d Battalion 27th Foot; William Fenwick, 2d Battalion 41th Foots John Charles RoOke, late of 3d Foot. ' 'Guards, and Assistant Atutant-General; Lewis Baron - Bussche, 2d Line Battalion King's German Legion; Henty ' Hollis Bradford (11th ForSa); ' Assistant AdjutrisitsGeneral;, Art:Would •(.7itiapbell, Ist Battalion 6th Foot; Alexander ' • George WOodtord, Ist Battaliou Coldstream Guards; Ho • • nourable 'F. C. Ponsoulry, lath Light Dragoons; Cohn Campbell (Cid Foot), Assistant Adjutant-General; Henry F.'Bouverie (Coldstream Gtiards), . Assistaitr Adjutant-Ge neral ; F.B. Hervey, 14th Light Dragoons; Charles Hill, Ist. Battalion 50th foot; .Charles Bruce, Ist Battalion ;.a.rtil Foot; Jolt;; Foster Fitzgerald (sth Battalion Goth Frrot,',, a Light Battal ion ; Arthur . B. Clifton - Ist 'Dragoons ; John Aaron Baloaa Ist Dragoons .King's German Legion ; Ils,- ; nourable Chirles 51. Cathcart,, Assistant QuarteraMastesa General ; 1-tutlolplius Budeeker, Ist Line Battalion Mug's Gerna ss •ra Legion; Alexander-Leith (31st Foot) a Prrivisional Battalion ,- Francis Brooke, Ist Battalion 4th Foot ; Wash Gough, 24 Battalion 87th Foot; John Ross, 95th Foist; )40- nourable, Robert L. Donnas, Ittryal . Staff Corps; Charles - Sutton (23d Fritit),9th Line Portuguese ; Henry Hardinge, . •Deptity,Quartur-Maiter-General, Portuguese Arista ; .Ciro. F. 11. Barketry (35th Foot), Assistant Adjutant-General ; Charles Patterson, late or 28th Popt, and a Prosisional Bat '• taboo; Jeremiah Dickson, - Assistaht Quarter-Nlaater-Ge . naval; Lord Charles S. Manners, 3d Dragoons; .Miehael 31`Creagit, .sth Cacardores ; George Holmes, ad Dragoon Guards ; Sir R. C. Hill, .Kt. Royal Hos•se Guards ; Edward Gibbs, hat Battalion 52d Foot; HattrY William Carr, 2d Battaion Bad .Foot; Lord Fitzaoy J. H. Somerset , (aad Foot), Military Secretary; Juntas Wilson (45th ;Foot), a • Light Battalion ;J. H. Algea, late of ISt CacadoressAlex , 4nder 'DINO), Portuguese Artillery; Alexander J. Dick son, Royal Astiliery ; Jolter May (Royal Artillery), Assist ' ant-AdjutantsCieneral I Daniel 0. Hearn, Ist Battalion 434 Foot a-Frederick Augustus de HertSburg, Brunswick In •• fantry ; Chartres Cotn er , Ist B a tt a li on 71 s t F oo t ; J u liu s Hartman, Art illery'King's German Legimr ; Tilollliiii Dal- mer (23d Foot), a Light Battalion ; Cobtr Campbell, Ist Foot;ad Battalion; Thomas Lloyd, late of 94th Foot, and a Light Battalion; William Gomm, (9th Foot), Assistant- Quarter-Master-General ; Francis D'Oyley Ist Foot Guards), Asaistant-Adjutant-General ; James Hay, 16th Light Dray - onus; G.. J. Robarts, lOth Light. Dragoons; Honourable James Stewart (14th Foot), Assistant-Quarter - Master-General ; Ricnard Digging, 6th Portuguese Dra goons ; Henry Kng ? ISt Battalion 82d FO:i' , aericantsca • Prescott, sth Dragoon . Guards; Charle A. Vigourenx (30th Foot), a Light Battalions; Bryan 'Toole, 7th Ca ty- eadores; D. Dodgro, (66th Foot) a Light Matt.; -A. Du ilautoy, Chasseuraßritannigav; J. A. Hopi (90th FOot), A. A. G.; a. Fraser ' Royal Horse Artillery; DaVid "Roberts,, - " SlStFoot; Hew D. Ross, Royal Artillery; Dailley'...it. Le er Hill, , Bth Cacailores; . George Marquis of Tweedale (100th Foot), Assistant Quarter-Master-Gencrals - John P. Hawkins, 68th Foot; Edmund K. - Williams, 4th Caca dores ; William Grove White, 48th FOot, Ist Battalion ; Richard Armstrong, 10th Cacadores ;. Robert Waller (1034 Foot), Assistant Quarter-Master-tienerals Max Well Grant, 6th Line Portugnetre; Frederick Stotin (28th Foot), As sistant Adjutant-General; John M‘Pherson, hat Battalion' 9 , 241 Foot; Richard E;uckner, Royal Artillery ; James Miller, 23d Portuguese; Alexander Ander.ou, 11th Lia.e. Perta- Mese ; A..lV.,Cianabell, late of the 4th Lin e Portuguese; !Maxwell M , ..Kenzie, late of Ist Battalion 71st Foot; ',Vie . cords de Barliacena, lath Portuguese - Dragatins; Don Joaquith de Camera, 13th Line Portuguese ; Thomas Dors . birch, llth Ca.cadores; J. E. A. Da Costa, 24th Line Portu guese ; 3. M`Donald, 14th Aitto ; John 4 itolt, 17th ditto; M. r. da Silvaeir, 3d (*adores;F. James Webber SuSith, ROyal Artillery. - . . ..111aj.i>4.—It. B. .11VPherson, Ist Battalion 88th Foot; Joseph • Cairncross, Royal Artillery; John Galiffe, attaPeattalion istOth Foot; Robert Gardiner,. Royal Horse Artillery; Peter 'Fraser, late of the Sd. Battaliou lit Foot; Robert Kelly, late of 4th Foot, 2d Battalion; John. Camac, Ist . Life .Guards ; ',Peter Hurtzwas 24 Light Infantry Battalion . King'sGernuan Legion; Frederick de .Zeigesar, .2d Light Dragoons King's German Legion; Robert Lawson, Royal . Artillery; F6derick Sjinpher, Artillery King's German Legion ; Edwin Gritlitia, 15th Light 13ragoons -; Ja'oes Ilughesal Bth ditto ; Itoh.eat C. Parke, Royal Horse Guards ; Thomas Lightftait, (45th Foot), a Light Battalion; Arthur. It. Heyland, Ist Battalion 40th Foot; John Parker, Riiyal Artillery; joteph Bradbay (late of 28th Foot), a Light-Bat talion a Edward Knight, 11th Portuguese Dragoons; Atchi . bald• Ross (9th Line Portnguese), Light Infantry; Samuel Mitchell, 6th Caeadoces ; George Henry -Zuilse, Id ditto; Charles S. Crapbell, ad Line-Portugu e se • ' S a jose A« Ar riago, Portug aese Artillery; Francisca. J. Carteti, . 1 2;st !sine Portuguese ; Joas da Camilla. Preto, 'Portuguese Artillery; A. F. Castro Teiles ASparicio, Ist Portuguese Artillery. Captains:-- - --George'Beane, Royal Horse Artillery ; Steward Maxwell, Royal Artillery; - -Sanmarez Dehotirdieu,"late of Royal Artillery.; Robert Douglas, Royal Artillery; W.l\l: . Ramsay, Royal Horse Artillery; 'Flans de Hatttirf, 'lst Light Dragoons Kitlg's German Legion; Charlea E. Lives say (late of , ;ith. Foot), a Light Battalion; Francis Scott, . 59th Foot, Id Battalion; Robert M. Cannes,, Royal Artil lery ; — r . Mitehell, Portuguese Artillery ; Charles' Jack ' son, 24 Life Guards. The' Prince Regent has also been pleased to command, in ,the name anion the behalf of his Majesty, ' that those badges which would_ have been conferred upon the officers who fell in, or have died since, the. battle of Vittoria, shall, as a ,token of respect to their memories, be trans- Intact' to their respective families. .By Command of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, , FREDERICK, Commander-in-Chief. • H. Tor revs; Military Secretary. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, 19, 1814., 2ist Regiment of Light Dragoons., Charles T. Bishop, Gent. to be Cornet, by purChase, vice Coare, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, George.. , .litre, Gent, to be En sign, by pu.rchase,'Viee Bulteel, promoted. ist Regiment of Foot,- Lieut. D. McQueen, vice IVlcNicol, action ; I:ieut: L. Grant, vice Purvis, dead of his wounds; Lieut. P. McGregor, vice Wetherall; killed action - ,•to be Captains of Companies. • Ensign W. Sibbald,• vice McQueen ; Ensign T. de St. Margnerite, vice Grant; Ensign J. V. .F.':,2.tc,ilCr, vice M'Gregor, to be Lieutenants. Ken:letly, Gent. vice Sibbield ; Edwin Mainwaring, Gent. vice St. Marguerite i J. D. Morris; Gent. vice Fletcher. to he Ensizns. . ent:eria f. Ufa:ling, from the ,Staff Ps:litu ; ;;..l, to be i',eritenOrt-Coloisel, without.isnrchase' vice Harcourt, placed uponholf-fr,iy, 41st Ditto, Captain Hunan:able If. C. Lowther, froM the 7th Light D,.agoont:', tti be Or, WI , rinrchaSe, vice tine Mar. , guess of Twee,:lais-, p; . onteted tie 100th Foot. loth Ditto, 111-evet Hari, from f.he 2d G.errisort F,:r • td Pr.; Major', without purchase. Lieurs,nal.t J. Hs.- from kbe sth Dragoon Guard, to be Captain of a Company, 15y purthase, vice Drnry,, who retires. Cornet. J. L. M..l,louglas, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to he I,ieutenaut,',.v.aliout surchaSe. hd Garrison Battalion, Ca 00.:: W. L. Darling, from the 01st I 7 ,Mt; to be Aajsir, rice Part, app Tinted tb the tintli Foot. 4th Ditto, i..(entenatit V'. 1 3. Moore, fremJhe 52d Fj:st, tci • he Captain of a Con‘pany", vice Walsh, deceased. Glengarry Light ,Infintry FencibleS, Captain Bunhort front the <itifiVo,`;'cr, to !Fr Major, Vicell`Donnell, promoted on the Stain Arnerica. _BREVET. Major C. F. Bossett,of Rol Regiment, to be Lieutthiatitl- Colonel, on the Coutin'ent of Eurhpe only. • , STAFF, Lieutenant-ColonerC. A. A'Court, of the Ist Greek Light Infantry, to he Adjutant-General to the - Forges serving in Sicily, riCC_Major-Oeneral vis, deceased. Major T. Kausth, of.the• 58th Foot, to be. Deputy Adjutant- General to the, Force; se/ling in Sicily (with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army), vice A Court. / • • HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital-Assistants to the Forces, Moses White, Benja min CamplAl, William Sutherland, Nathaniel Morgan, and Mathew J. T. Lime;Gents. • The King's, German Legion. ISt Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain and'Brigade-MajOr Benedirr Baron Decken to be Captain of • a Company, Vice' • C. Hod,enberg, deceased. Ist Begin - tent of Hussars, Cornet O,W. Trittan to he Lieute nant, vice Wisedl, promotes! lsn tie Staff. 7th Buttalinn of the Lim , , Adolphus Gralm, Gent. to be sign, vice Bronckbetst, promoted in the GOth Porn. S T.l#F.—Lieutenan t H.-Baron Wisch, frdm the !St Hussars, to he Brigade-Major (with the, rank of Captain), vice Deckers, appilnted to the Ist Light Dragoons. Dillon's Regiment, Charles Hart, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bruin by, wins ME:uva.vs:bum.—Lienteuant George William AuscUstns Ilrisac, oft he Sat h Foot, woo' was superseded, as stated in tie Ottzette 01224 reinstated tit his rank. The promo tion of litisigu Ross to be Lieutenant in the 40th Foot; as stated in the Gazette of the Bth ultimo, has not taken place. [The remainder of the Promotions to-morrow BANK RUPTCII.',S LiliF,R.; P,DED James Fletcher and .lohn Sniettnn*, StuCk-BrooTi-Mill, Chad derton, Lancashire, cotton-spinuers. William ..11“ander Mills; Keiupsey, Worcestershire, 'miller.. L'ANKRuPTs. William Alegander Islelorpzey, Wur::•esters7iive, to surrender May 9, tu, and 61, at eleven, At the Digliss Cireen, Worcester. Atturnies, Mr. James Piatt4,New 1.30 - . well -court, Lincoln's-Inn, London,. ur flvde, Worcester. John Pernbroliishire„ inatere April 27, 29, and May si, at twelve, 'at tha LionSlircws bury. Attnriiies, Mr, Richard Urilfiths, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, Lundun,ot Messrs. Asturle2.. and Jeffreys, Shrewsbury. Tomas Herhurf, Seaford, Sussex, butcher, May 9,, HY, and 31, at eleten ' at the White Hart Inn,-Lewes. Attornics, Mr, George Palmer, Doughty-street, London, or Messrs. King and Gell, Lewes. , _ _ . . • .. , Arthur AVarringion, ShroVSbury, Salop, bricklaytT, April ' 27, 29, and May 31, at telvot, at the Liu lon, tibrewl. bury. Attornies, Mr. Richaril Griffiths, Southampton - Imilrlings,Clkaneery-lane, London, Or 3lesSl-3. Asterley and 41treys,-Shrewsliiii y. , . . . Benjamin Allen, Trriit-Lo.;k, Szwiey, Derbyshire, victualler, Alay• 3,4, and 31, - at eleven, at the Fling. HorSe lon, Not tingham. Attornies, Mr, Wise, Nottingham, or Mr. har bor, Fetter-lane, London. . . _ Edward Harrison and .I, , tin.Walliingtoti, New Malton,Tork shire currier:, May is, 30; mod 31, at eleven,,at the Cross Keys Inn, New Malton.- Aitornies, Mr. George Morton, Gray's-Inn-square, London, or Mi.:ssrs. ,Fau.lanil Sinipsun, New-Nlalien,,- Thomas Witncy, Oxfordshire, blariltet-maou faeturer, April Nlay 3, and 3t, at (level), at Guildhall, bintlau. Attornies, Messrs. Foulkei, Langford, and Wallord, South _a.mpton,street, Covent-garden. Thomas Cogan, lateof Gnolsquare, lloundsditch, saleiman, April .2a, 30, and May pt ;at civet], at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pnpe, 'Mod it,rd-court, Fcnchurch-street. Bei:J:tatin Linthorne, Wa}brook, and • James Hare doliffe, ' Crewlierns,.tiomersctshire, merchants, April 30, and May -3 and 31, at one,at Guildhall, London. Attarnies, Messrs. , • Kaye, Frtishlield, and Kayc, New ,Itank-huildinss', • ! George Wilson, late Of the Grecian Coffee-house, De- vercux-court, Strand, merchant, April 26, N.4ty. 7;' and 3 11 • at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, MessrsAiell and itlrou;ley, IfelbOrd-court, Gray's-Inn. Wiiliam Firth, Li trsidgc, Yorkshire, clothier, April 2.6, May • 7, a ndA e 4 oven, at O'nildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Batter, Ave Maria-lane, London. • [Dividends, &c. To-morrow.] LAW INTELLIC7-ENCE-. COURT. OF KING'S BENCH, An :IL 19. MORGAN AND ANOTHER V. D. W. HARVEY This ,was an action brpught bv the pi:au : tiffs, as assignees of Messrs. Reynolds and Kendal, against D. W. Harvey, Esq. lqe-candUlate for Colchester, to recover certain penalties for usury. Mr. PARK, for ihe'plaintiWs, stated the case. Messrs. Kendal and Reynolds were tradesmen, residing in the neighbourhood of WhitechaFiel, and engaged in a lucrative concern previous to the defendant offering himself-as a4aitdidate for Col . chester. Mr. Kendal had become acquainted with, him, and had attached himself very Warmly to his interests. He became Chairman ,of Mr. Harvey's Committee, and expended conside rable sums in taking down. voters to Col chester, and otherwise forwarding the ;inte rests of Mr., Harvey's cause, so much so, indeed, that soon afterwards he found he had very mach embarrasse'd himself ) and he• was.re duced to the.netessity of applying to Mr. Harvey for assistance. The sum wanted was 15001: Mr. Harvey said he had not the money, but world borrow it for them, though if he did he must pay 15 per cent. for it. To these terms, hard as they were, Mr. Kendal and his partner were obliged to accede. Mr. Harvey was aware he could not take this interest without disguise ; he therefore made the following proposition : the Bankrupt had at that time a lease - of \certain premises, for which they paid 601. a year ground rent. This lease was assigned to Mr. Harvey, and he granted them a sub-lease at a rant of 2301. a year, a sum which just covered the interest of the loan at 15 per cent. and as collateral security he took their bond for the principal, payable in five years. The sub lease was executed of the Bth of Jul'. On that 'clay the 15001. was to have Veen advanced ;! in stead of which, however, - only 10001. was paid in cash, tbe'remaining 5001. was paid in two notes, of 2501. each ; one of these was paid when due, the other was not, but another bill given ; and the advance of the whole suns was pot complete till the Ifith of January. On the 21st of March following, the first halt-year's interest on the 15001. amounting to 1121, 10s. was paid to Mr. Harvey. Soon after, Messrs./Kendal and Rey nolds became bankrupts, and the Assigneescont ingto.a.knowledge of this transaction, brought the 'present action.. These circumstances were proved in evidence. Mr. lhavey pleaded his own case, and by nrnec-i•trfarninitt, 1 7 11 P WitnPaCPe sttA.rittitnri ft. nrfa,o • thle e was no, usltry t t fi eiransaetiorci and_ tila he had himself been the Sufferer, by. his wish " se.o-e tis iie bad liorrovred the nroneY;, fo: him; . and \vat raving . an, interes t 0 10 per cent, fOr it. He faifed, howev'er, to itrihq Ot this case, acid the Jury found d verdict O.' the plaintiffs, DaiiiitgiS 4.500/. being three times. the amount of the sum lent. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. . ASsAttlYeSterth* Sit Edward Pertott, was . indicted for -assaulting. a man of the name -of, Prom the statement of Mi. KN APF; it hppea le 4 that the lito:secntof was employed by Mr. I ti r a t .., kin an Attorney, of Lincoln's Inn, to Serve n°l tice of a writ of -Habeas CorotiS neon a La 4 the name of Gallini, commanding her to inin,;' into the Court, of, King's Bench her three Chi l " ( j' ten, in order that they, might be delivered over theit father ;` and for that purpose.be went to 1 . house of the defendant, the- brotherzin-law °,, Mrs. Gallini, where he understood she resid e '''• knocked at the door, and he had a letter fo r . her. The defendant desited to know-the mato l6 , of his business, as otherwise he could not ,see lady, This he peremptorily refus6l, and atter sow° irritating circumstances the defendant proceed' ed to strike him, which he did several timq,w.i tii a cane, that he held in his hand ) and then turne d him out of the house: EnwArms - *hen called upon for his defence'. addressed the Jury. He Stated that the proseci t i tor dewed no process of any Court, and refoe` to give.him any-other satisfaction as to the 'leo ° of his visit, than that of declaring his deternli'' 4 i , tion . to see the hady bLtfore he.left the 11.1 use, which being as decidedly refused, he became lent, and then the assault took place, and he.tir pealed to the Court and to the. Jury whether be was not justified by theinsoLence and provocat i( '. ' : 'reteiveettrom the prosecutor, 16 put him out of I ' 6 hot's° the shortest and e u.!ost decided way that l' g could ? • After _stating- a variety of eircumst;TW l repecting. recent events that have occurred it 3 . 1 ' 1 4 family, be threw himself upon the Court and °' the ivy. Mr. •MAI NWIR ING observed, that /(1 had considerably reduced the w e ight of t 01t ' f charge, by shexying, that he - was not guilty °, l any contempt of the authority of the King's Court; from which the process of Habeas had issued ; .because the • prosecutor never 1 0 -' him acquainted with the nature of his t. rrand• ,1 The ;Jury;.atter some deliberation, found ri diet of Guilty, bnt'reconaMended the case . of. 'l' Baronet to the consideratit;w of the Court. • 6 , The Court then, throw4h Mr. MAlN‘vAlli t ` ir observed, that it was a cave that called for t he ,' consideration, and therefore sentenced him t° 7 .;! i , a tine of only 13s. Oct. W/Itieh he did, and was ‘ l/ charged. _ . Theolew 1311,, for the relief to the Non-resi''' '' t " , Clergy, is intended at the same time to prO iot v i e general residence on their respective parishes. it most essential clause, we understand, is, that,, o t Bishop shall grant a monition to evervN.nt- Cleygyman of his Diocese, whiCh not being ot ,o bo the defatilter shall in that case, and no o the', 0 11 liable to an information "by civil. process, I° l° the penalties prescribed by the last Act, te COMPLIMENT A LA EIIACAJSE.—When the e l, peror of RusstA. (says a French , Paper) 1 1 0 three days •ago, the hospital of La Salpetriere' Majesty addressed words full of kindness t' is ' ;o p those who had the happiness to appro.fFi'rell One of the Sisters, who was showin g this trit:"4l r e, some patients, mud thrbugh love, said, , e re there would be iniatry more such in France , " you to remain he - re." „ ( 14 .MELANphOLY‘ CIRCUMSTANCE.--On last, while a young Mau, named Crowe, ing to a, re uuily in Aberdeco, forming part of his duty at the -mast-ileA o vessel from that place, lay ing is the , river itmarorttinatelY gave way, 'wheu, ,„ relate, he was precipitated liadlong th L wn that, lay adjoining, and siirvived the ineb ol6 catastrophe but a few minutes. • ', • An Inquisition was taken yesterday be' • t ilc GELL, lEs,q. 'tile Westminster . Coroner, <l ,. ti cio; l ' body of, a coachman ltd lir the service' { '{' ROSSENDALE, Who died in the hospital oil thcl ae. * ceding day. It appeared, from the evider!` - 0 duced, tfie•Tdeceased was in waiting, MarcbiOness of L'ANSDOWN'S, - awl ,whilst s•'terof on. the box, the horses started off, and 116 , 1 . 0 14 thrown from his seat, by which accident Ile , 1 -;,e a . kg, besides being otherwise much boise'• fe poortnan was conveyed to the hospital, bu t A rci'' ver having taken place, he died.---Verdict , dental Death. . ...- • - 4 . . • . . MARRIED. deP' 3. At Hastings, Isaac Arcoll,Esq of Fitulor, to Cor mors Thomas _Tucker, Esq. - of London, to .Tane, dam ` - W' Charles Deudney, Es,q. of Gensituz, Sus±ex. r ., On Saturday, the, Yth inst. at :ilary-le-bonne Gl iu e. Kearse, ta-Miss Lowrance, of Folev-street, F01tY.113...a.:#40.1:, On Saturday.last, at St. George's Church, HaP"r.,V,l;el,t,e John Henry Smyth, Esq. M. P: of Heath, ne ar ,„• r d Li' it " in Yiirkshire, to Lady Elizabeth Anne Fitz RoYy,t'"" ~ , 0 7, ter of his Grace the Duke ol Grafton. , t '''- re' Dr.Thurnas Edward' Munro, of Gower-street,t to t ,e - , s e t C d u a r y t , of a t Chancery . Lambeth Church, • -Mr. batiiel Now°c;tal..ore ford, Essex, to Miss Dent, of Kirkby ',misdate, land. _ . • alrip. rdr. , jair esa r ? v ::: : On the 'lBth On:the 17th init.' at g• ~•eth ) ~ On the title inst. in tit ' • g ya b t la'ti'-••-a.,5tc-t2c-i.t3;jet in tile, - . ,,.' _ s tree' T of his age, Mr. Dani 1 Simpson, -I• '' %Vat"' e Simpson, .orwer y of , fer; tl , Merchant.' . rg - - joll'* o f son, of the-Royal Navy arid only daiightar inst. Elizabeth, wife of C3l4:+ali the 'Lite t b 4 Woodhouse, Esq - ' - - • on . .., in tpe T t , t ,Gem , 41. t Maure, O . ne of the Grecian Islands, nceetiib , ii• last, Major-Cieneral flenry'Davis; ,kJ lo " 4 ; i d Lica ral to histMajoty's Forces in the Island of ,Si cily ' ' toiartt , Colottel of De .oeurtni's Regiment. 0.7 fiviZi, 4...... i. ...., , .....--• . . ci' fr .Th--- -- .. LONDON : Printed by .1. 11.•tlikl.t.S'r,“1RIPPS I,S, ' ,:„ buildinc:s ; anti published !•ar W. A. SC _A d € i•FII , at the S U N-OFFICE, No. 11 2 , Sti,tild ; w liet ! f _-.dresge meats, Orders, Letters (postrpaid), c. m --- , li tk.ust beau BIRTHS. On-the 19th inst. the Lady a n ' John 'Bradsbay -1-.:54 •• Brooke-House, Gloucestershire, of a s on. . _ 'of ro On the 19th ehst. at T6garnotttli,.DeTon, the b ay c f tail/ Pellew, It. N. IV. P of-a son. e td r . , On the 16th inst. at Crosby,Hall, Lancashire, f'' ' , William Blundell, Eaq. ‘-'4.a daughter. • v. a tint On Monday last, the Lady •of Fleury Go!ds m id, -i-' 5 '. ....' tingham-place, of a son. _____------