The National Register.
London, England, 1817-08-04 00:00:00

AtTGVST 4.

Charge has bccii proved, as imputes to Brevet Unit. Colonel Grant,
the • seeking the practice of Mr. O'Meara,' by remaining in the
room upon -air. O`Meara's enterin& it. notwithstanding Mr. J. L.
Grant repeatedly requested hint to Lave R. and the • using such
provoking, opprobrious. and insulting language towards Mr.
O'Meara, in the presence of Mr. J. L, Grant, and forcibly prevent.
ing the departure of Mr. O'Meara from the on,' so as to provoke
Mr. O'Meara, (after great forbearance on his party to strike hint.
which led to a personal contest between Brevet Lieut. Colonel Grant,
and Mr. O'Meara ; hut that Lieut. Colonel Grunt, is not Guilty of
• consenting to. or proposing to ran over in silence, and to bury In
oblivion' the transaction which had taken place, and they do fully
Acquit him thereof; and they do thrthet Acquit hint of all parts of
the said Charge not herein specified."
•• With regard to the Second Charge, the Court are of epinion.
that Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Grant is Not Guilty of the first part
thereof, viz. • the laying before the officers of the 18th Hussars, as.
sembled at Boulogne, for the purpose of hearing Lieutenant Colo-
nel Grant's vindication of his conduct in the atrair above referred to,
a false and partial statement of that transaction t' but with regard to
the second part of die said Second Charge, viz. ' for publishing and
propagating to the said meeting of Officers, certain false and scan,
aziloui reports, tending to the prejudice and dishonour of the said
Mr. O'Meara,' the Court are of opinion, that Lieutenant Colonel
Grant did most indiscreetly make allegations prejudicial to the chat.
racier of Mr O'Meara, which have not becn proved to the full ex.,
tent, and wl:ich were consequently iinjustiti although the Court
are of opinion, that Lieutenant Colonel Grant did entertain this im-
pression on his own mind, grounded upon reports to that effect, and
did not publish or pr..rpagate the s.une, knowing or believing them to
112 false. •

•• The Court having found Brevet Lieut. Colonel Grant Guilty to
the extent above specifutl, do therefore atlitidge that he shall Ix pub.
lioly reprimanded and admonished, in such manner, and at such
time, as the Commander in Chief shall direct."

The Prince Regent has been ph.asttl, in the name and oa
the behalf of his Majesty, to approve and confirm the finding
and sentence of the Count, and to command that the repel.
stand and admonition adjudged by the (;curt, shall be
convey( d in Public ()tilers, its terms calculated to put
Brevet Lictit. Colonel Grant upon his guard against re.
prating an indiscretion so improper.
'flu. Command( r its Chia directs' that the Charges pre..
feried against Brevet Lieut. Colonel Grant, together Atilt
the finding and sentence of the Court, and the Prince
gent's pleasure thereon, shall be entered in the General Or.
der Book, and read At the head of every Regiment In hit
Majesty's service.
By command of His Royal Highness the Commander in
Chief,
HARRY CA LVER'T, Adjutant General.

Lady Barbara Ponsonby. of a daughter.-.-The lady of Sir .1. C.
Drage. Bart. of a daughter..... The lady of Capt. F. Thomas. R.N. of
ason. —The lady of Lieut. Colonel Brewnrigg, of a son.—The Duchess
of Modena. of a Princess..

MARRIED.
Lord Viscount Ebrington, to I.ady Susan Ryder, eldest eau. of the
Earl of Harrowby.—Capt. W. J. Campbell. third son of the late
Lieut. General C. Campbell, to Anna Maria. only dau. of the late
Sir F. Vincent, Bart. formerly his Majesty's Minister to the Repub.
tic of Venice.
DIED.
At Cambmy, aged 43 yellitc 5A5811113, deo. of the late W. Irvine,
Esq. of Roscommon. and wife of Capt. Gittriek, of the Staff Corps of
Cavalry. This lady accompanied her husband in all the vat ious du.
ties and diffinent countries In which lie had been employed on sen ice
with his regiment, from the commencement oldie Preneh Revolution.
to the end of the Peninsular War, in P{l4.—At Moroni Bay, (Ja-
maica.) Mr. llill, ill:, once celebrated singer at Covent-garden awl
other Metropolitan Theatres.

LONDON MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE&

FRIDAY AUGITST I.

There hare been but few fresh arrival of Wheat since Me!ulk7,
and fine samples meet a ready sale at a trifling improvement in value.
—Barky sad Beans have each advanced about es. per. quarter : and
Oats fully maiatain Monday's prices.—in other articles we have no
alteration to notice.

MOND.i.T. AUGUST 4.

There was a small supPly4Eiiiiial; Wheat this morning from
Essex, Kent, and Siniblk ; the fine samples were readily taken off by
the Millers, at the early part of the market, at an advance of about
3s. per quarter since last Monday; and the tine Fordgn Wheat us.:
rather duarer—Thtse being fest arrivals of either Barley,
Pease, or Oats, eazh article maintained last Friday's priees.-11.tpc-
seed was dearer ; t Inse,:d a dull sale.

S. S. a.
Wheat 46 a So WhitePcase36 a 44
Fine ditto 63 a 82 Grey Pease 40 a 43
Itye 4V a 48 Beans 6O a fa
Fine Barley fiti a 'SO Ticks 4O a 48
Malt (,3 a 80 Oats

a.
Poland Oats 28 a 44
Potatoe ditto 56 a 4!
Fine Flu.ir t 43 a t 49
Second ditto 80 a 8$
nape Secant. a 371....