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Dated as above. loin: 'Wilford, Cent. to be ditto. bated
as above, William Lewis itobartsi Gent. to be Adjutata,
vice HaY, resigned. Dated as above. George Weaver.
Gent. to be Second Lieutenant Commissary. Dared as
above. Matthew Evans, Gent, to be ditto. Dated as
abOvo. •

Royal Regiment of .4rtillety.
Sei:ond Lieutenant William Bell. to be First Lieutenant, vice
A. Wilson, deceased.. Dated Dec, z, ISOj. Second Lieu-
. tenant Geor,2e Fraser, to be .1' irst Lieutenant, vice Griffiths,
deceased. J)atcd Dec, 3; tSoi.
Commissions in the' Ist Reginient of Aberdeen Voluiiteers;
signed hr the Lord Veutenani of Aberdeenshire. .„
Ensign George Shiimie tO'bc Lieutenant, vice Booih. Dated
-November lz, tB. s. Donald,Gent. to be Ensign,
vice Alexander Donald, whose Appointment does opt take
place. Dated as above.
Commission in the Eastern Regiment of Norfolk Militia, signed
' by the Lard Lieutenant.
Alfred Barneseroft,Gent. tote Ensign. Dated N0v.28, tflos.

LAW REPORT. •

COURT OF KING'S BENC', Dzc. 18.

SYSSON V. TOMLINSON.

Mr. ERSJOItiR stated this to be an aEtion upon
Iwo Bills of Exchange, against the Defendant, who
' had indorsed them as a guarantee Ibr the payment
of them when due. They had been all accepted by
Walker, Males, Wainer and. Cousins, and for which
11Ir. Richard Paley had given to them other bills of
his that amount, and which latterbills Mr. Paley
paid When they becaMe due; but he wouldnot have
taken the bills in question, if the Defendant, Mr:
Tomlinson, had not indorsed them, apdpledged hii
responsibility as a guarantee for the payment 6fthem
when due : when they arrived at maturity, they were
presented-at .different Banking-houses in Londoti,but
not paid, the acceptors having failed—upon which
they were returned to the drawer, Mr.-Paley, who
was a soap-manuUturer in Yorkshire, near Hull,
This Gentleniati had done a great deal of business
with these acceptors, who kept a banking-house at
Mahon. He had since the misfortune to have be-
come bankrupt. Mr. Tomlinson, the Defendant;
who -had become the guarantee of the paytnent of
these bills, bad also become bankrupt. The whole'
of the affairs of the parties went into the Court of
Chancery, and the LORD CHANCELLOR gent this
question to: be tried by an issue : Whether Mr. Toni,
linson was or•was not to be considered as, this gua-
rantee ? direaing that both Mr. Paley and Mr. Tom,
linson might be examin=,,.,as witnesses; saving all
just exceptions ; the clues ; fad, litigated
by the. assignees of the two insolvent, estates,. .1
appeared by the evidence of Mr. Paley, that be had
taken the bills, in 'question,' %I/Melt amounted to
f2OOOl, in lieu of OtherS which he gave' to these ac-
ceptors, and which he paid when they: were due, and
that he would not have done so if, Mr. Tomlinson
had not indorsed them to guarantee the Payment of
them 'when they became due.
Mr. Tomlinson himself was,examined, and he de-
nied that he had become guarantee, as Mr. Paley
had stated but only lent his name ,without consi-
deration; and that Mr, Paley himself had undertaken
to provide for them ;. but this person's evidence N-Thi
materially contradicted by letters under his own
hand, .and therefore the Jury fonnd a verdi& for :ha
Plaintifth.--Damages, 21:061.
•

DE LA TORE V. PARKER.
This was also an issue out of the Court of Chan:-
cery, to try
,whether forty bails of goods, imported
from Spain, were properly taken possessfon of by
the Plaintiff, under the authority of a Bill of Lade
ing, whic! they held by way of security for advanees
they made in money, and by *acceptances of Bills of
Exchange, to enable a person of the name of Val-
leroy to carry on trade with Spain, and in which
between go. and 100,0601. were returned in the
course of eighteen months.
It was quite clear on the evidence that the Plain-
tiff is claim was made out, and the Jury, under 0
direaion of his Lordship, found a Verdict for the
Plaintiff.

.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Dzc. i 6.
WATTS 21. COSTELLO.
This was an AClion to recover damas for a
Breach of Covenant. The Plaintiff is a Druggist
living in the Strand, and the Defendant a Musician,
residing at Lambeth. In the year 1801 the Plaintiff
put 'his son apprentice to the Defendant, giving
with him a fee of I*Bl. on condition that the boy
should be dieted and lodged for five years, and, in
the space of that time, taught music, in such a.umn-
ncr that the young man might. himself be enabled
to earn-his bread by teaching. Disagreement:, arose
between the boy and his master, and the former
brought an aCtioa for ilr:treatment.
This was tried some time back in the Court of
King's Bench, ancl a veis.litt was ittlttn to the Plain-
tiff, with 1501. damaged; In the' present aelion,
which was brought by the boy's father, a number
of witnesses were examined on both sides, and a
considerable deal 'of time consumed. After much
contradictory evidence, the Jury, according to the
direCtion of the Learned .Thdge, were of opinion,
that the fans, of starvation, or neglea in teaching
him his business, were not suffieiendy lAnade out,
and,therefore found a vetditit fir the Defendant..

On Tuesday ,night a man was carrying a load
of woollen cloth along Bishopsgate-street, lie fell
down, when two smart young men went to assist
him, who took 41 opportunity of robbing him of his
pocket-hook, contaming 3g1., the property of
master, with which they made their escape.

On the inst. in' iitioSlVryilquare, Mrs. John Schnei-
der, oft Son. •
(.)n Saturd.q last, Mrs. Henry Perkins, of NVest-square,
ofa Daughter.

On Thursday last, at St. fames's Church,. Col liar- nage, of New-street, Ilanovel-s,quare, to !Miss P) on
otel Dor.'
betshire.

1.)1111).
On Monday, after 4 lon44liness, the Right Hon. Henry
Beauchamp, eleventh Loul -St lolin,• or Bletsoe.
On. Thursday last, Aliss Ann Hudson, aecotui daughter or
James Hudson, Esq. hanker, of Norwich.
On Saturday List, at Hayes, -Middlesex, in the Both year
Of her age, Mrs. Hannah Hinton,reilet of the Rev. Anthony
Hinton, many years Vicar of that' Parish.
On Sunday last, in the 16th year of her age Miss Eliza-
beth Prentice, eldest daughter of the late hit. 'Robert Pren-
tic*, :if Norwich.
On Mondaymorning, Mrs. Mankin, wile of Mr, .Thomas
Mankiri, of Peckham- Rise, Su trey.
.The
sante day, in Percy-greet, .Rathhone-pace, Mrs.
I DAY, witeof Mr. Day, solicitur.