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Co!o'riel Corry, is not guilty, and do acquit biol.
,thereof.

'cr With respect to the eighth charge, the Court
are of opinion, that tire prihoner, Lient.-Colouel
Corey, is not guilty, and do therefore acquit lira
thereof ; but feel it their duty to remark upon the-
imptripriety of any non-commissioned officer I;av-
ing a soldier as a-servant.

With respect to the ninth charge, the Court
arc of opinion, that the prisoner, Lieut.-Colonel
Ci,rry, is not guilty-, and (JO therefore acquit him
thereof.

" The Court having found the prisoner,Lient_-
COlonel Corry, guilty of part of • the first and
cond charges.; of the whole of tke fourth and fifth
charges, and part of the sixth charge, as before,
specified, being breaches of the Articles oflirar_
do therefore sentence him, the said Lieut.-CA
Corry, to be dismiSsed from the South Down re;,
ginient of

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent was
pleased, in the name and on tile behalf of his
jesty, to approve and confirm .t:,e finding' and.
sentence of the Court ; and'the COWlllandel ire
Chief directs, that the charges preferred again,t
Lieut.-Colonel Corry, together with the finding
and sentence of the Court, shall be read,at the.
head of every corps, and entered into the Gene
ral Order book.

By com►uand of his Royal Highness the Coni-
niauder in .Chief.

HARRY CALVERT, AdjUVITIt--GCII.

FROM THE LO 1)O GAZETTE, DEC. 15.

DIVIDEI)S-

—At GuildbaH

Dec. 5. J. Sleight Richmond, Surrey, surgeon anchapothe-
care, at eleven.
Jan: 5. S. N. Joseph, N. Joseph, and E. Joseph, late of Bury-
street, St. Mary-axe, merchants, at twelve..
Dec. 19. J. Brown, jun. and G. Brown, Croydon, and Ayles,•
bury-street, Oerkenwell, cheesemongers, at twelve.
Jan. 31. J. Hurry, Nags Head-court, Grhcechnrch-street,
merchant, 'at ten.
Jan. 30. 'E. Bisson and N. E. Robinson, Cornhill, isAtolesala
- linen-drapers, at one.
Jan. 13. C. Pratte'', Bristol, shoe-maker, at twelve, at the
• Rummer Tavern, All-Saints-lane, Bristol.
Jan. I}. T. Lueeock, New Malton, Yorkshire, stone-mason, •
at four, at the Cross Keys Inn, New :Mahon. •
Jan. 8. T.,Lumlev, Great Grimsby, grocer, at three, at the
Queen's'Head Inn, Great Grimsby.
Jan. 11. J. Simpson, New Alalton, Yolishire,- butter-factor,
at eleven, at the Cross Keys Inn, New Malton. •
Jan. 11. T. Parke, Pickering', Yorkshire, innkeeper, at four,
- ,at Ate Cross Keys Inn, New IThilton.
Jan. 7. W. Cosslet?, Caerphilly, Glamorgan, shopkeePer, at
the Crown Inn, Merl-her Tyrivill, Glamorgan.
Jan. 7. J. 'Murray, Nottingham; hosier, at -twelve, at the..
Punch Bowl, Nottinglimu.
Jan. 13. S. Statham, Statham, and H. Garton, Notting-
ham • hosiers; at ten, at the Blackmoor's Head Inn, Not-
tingham. -
Jan. 8. J. Fell and W. Bean, Nottingham, hosiers, at eleven,
at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham.
Jan. 6. R. Robertson, late of --Stourbridge, Worcestershire,
grocer, at eleven, at the George Inn, Eewdley. '
Jan. U. ',V. Davies, late of Cradley, Worcestershire, gun-
barrel-marer, at eleven, at the same place.
Jan.-19. V. Dudley, Stafford, joiner, at twelve, at the Swan
•-• Inn, Stafford.
Jan.' 9. Heritage, lateof Leominster, Hereford, horse-dealer,
at ten, at the Royal Oak Inn, Leominster.
CERTIFICATES—JAN. 5.
B. Bridger, Brightelmstone, carpenter.
J. Sommwell, London-wall, merchant.
Bolton, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer.
11. J. Chappell, Bethnal-ftreet,, British-lace-ntanufaeturer.
P.,--, est4:owL•,,, Isle of Wight, merchant.
Liverpool, mei-eh:mt.
T II; Liv
" •
Sleafortt, Lincolnshire, grocer.
PARTNEIISHIP:-:
-

J. P. Firmetoite, ItilAton, Station!, and S. Perry, Wolver-
hampton, boat-ownerA. •
T. Mitch a,:tl J. Chamberlain, Leicester, woolstaplen.
W. Carpenter, and S. Wood, Pitelicombe, Glo•Jceste-rshire,
clothiers.
T. Green and R. Bell, Little Queen-street, broken:.
R. Ites and W. Curti:;, fiym*utli, booksellers.
T. Cowell and P. Dawber, Wigaa, Lancashire, linen-maufae-
, tur I rs.
Carr, T. Carr, and J.Plargreaves, Illackbttn, Lancashire,

attunnes.
R. Crump and J. Taylor,Waisal, StatTunishire, sadiers'-
ironmongers.

A .nian belonging. to the Romulus (called the
captain of the hold) , was' sentenced to receive
150 lashes, and to forfeit all pay and prize-money
dug to him, for being found in the spirit-room,
which was broken open, and it appearing a quail-
tity of spirits had been stolen therefrom, by spill-
ing the casks.—Rear Admiral Hargoild, Vrtisident.

BIRTHS.

At Marley-House, the, seat 'of Walter Palk, Esq. Lady Ca-•
rew, of a Daughter. _

tiu the 15th inst: 11fts. Morice, of St. Helen's-place, of a..
Son.

Oa Monday last, at Dallatu Tower, in the County of West-
mori.lasl, Mrs. Geor:;e Smyth, of a Doug , •

. . 'DI ED. . i
On the 15th of October last, William Wood, Esq. His Bri-
tannic
Majesty's Consul at Baltimore. -
On .aturday, at Stannard's Hotel, Charles-street, Covent-,
gaid ), Mr. Charles Hagart, jun. formerly of the Island of
'St.
hebusailise. day, aged 70, William Fry, Esq. of Blackheath. ,
On the 11th inst. at Walthanistow, Simon Hulbroolt, Esq..
aged 87. . .
' On the 12th inst. after a long and painful' illness, Mrs. Tu-
chin-, of Colebrook-tow, Islington. , ,
' - On Sunday mortlilig, at her house in Wigmore-street, Mrs.
Mary Langford, aged 74. • .
The same day, at Scruggs Mills, parish of Drysedaie, Mary
Illackloek i ar;ci, 81, .wife: of ThourasStoplow.:,un, to whom she
had been marrieft Go y:ars. She \Va.,. to Aher to 13 children', .i.
grandmuther to 47,,and great grandmother to .90.
The same eveohl, at Old Broiupton, Miss Frances Sophia, t.,
ii .Mahon, aged 14 yeap.
On Moßda v last, the Rev. George Mortitner Clissold, eldest
son of Stephen Clissuld, Esq. of Ehley, Gloucestershire.
The same' evenit!,-, at her house -in Swallow-street, St.
James's, Mrs. Eiizalnfo Napier, in the (9th Year of her age.
On the 14thinst. at Fitzroy Farm, .Edward Sirnean, rsq.
one of ale Directors of the Iltinit of England.
..
On Tuesday last„ William - Morse, Esq. of Drayton Green, •';
Middlesex, in the WI) :car of his age.
On the iGth inst. at Great Si anasUre, Middlesex, aged 59,
Elizabeth, widow of John Dalton, Esq. formerly in- the East
India'Comßany's Civil Serviee,•uu the 'Bombay Establish.-
ment. , ~

At I,liit.on(inhai, the 11.,.v. Dr.Sinall, in the 30th year
a-e 4Gth of his
YeAtertiay, stnblenly, ned 75, Wadhain SiTyndlianl, EA, at
his home in ClJarlotte-street,

COAL MSRKET, DEc. la. , ' •
Ships at Miti•AeL Shivs'sold. Price.
731 Newczwle . . . 24' - . .- . 465. 9,1, to sos. C.J.
3 ...Fulderland . . . 2 . . . 4‘ji. (;(I. to 525. od.
1 Cinders

OF S'lcc

Bank Stock, • -
Navy 5 per Cent. shut
Irish 5 per Cent.
In' Cent. 76.1
3 per CA . :•;;A. 601 59g VA a
3 per Cent. Cons. shut •
LlitAli 1.. Ann. 15i 9-16 7.1L3
India Bonds, 75. (5-.

i.S• YESTERDAY.
Old _Ann. •
Bills, 31d. 'per day,
2s. ss. pr.
Oniniwn, 10 f)a pr.
Imperial 3 per Cent. 58ii
Ditto Anti.
Cult. fur lAh Jan. 61i -7,,
fi2l

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 2 minute:: after 2.. f Evehing, 27 witiutes attar