The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-03 00:00:00

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PALmoumr, MAkcit 31, ..-;-Arrived this day the
Laay Arabella Packet, 110. R U3,' with IA tik from
the Leeward islands, 30 day 3 passage ; also the
Ilawb Schooner, of Dartmouth, Fottsrex, froM
thence, bound to Wale%

By tlte Lady Ar,zbella we learn, that on the Ist
inst. whilst lying at l'ortola, a vessel arrived ex.
press from St. Christopher's, with an accnont that
a French Squadron, consisting of !lire Sail of the
Line, (inc' a rhree.decker) three Frigates, and
two Brigs, had arrived the 19th of February, from
France, and on the 21st landed three thousand
Troops in Prince Rupert's Bay, Dominica.—
After some resistance from 300 Troops, under the
command of Gzneral PitEvo.,T, the French sue.
ceeded in gaining possession of the town, which they
set on fire, our Troops retiring to the Forts, where
they held out (when the Packet sailed), having re.
ceived a reinforcement of sob men from Barbadoes.
Theie can he no doubt but that it the Squadron
which left Rochefort some time since.

The Lady Arabella Packet spoke yesterday the
Cerberus Frigate, and Humber hired Armed Ship,
on a Cruize.

Passengers per Lady Arabella—Lieut.-Colonel Scott, Capt.
Cl inn, Capt. Douglab, U. 13aunigarct, M. Vernon.
Arrived a;so the Prig lenity, DAV IDSON, flotn
Toole, fur Liverpool; and the Danish Prig Lau.
rances Carolina, Capt. LETH, from ICrway, with
timber.

*Sailed the Flaxlo, TRENBRY, with tin.copper
ore, &c. for London; and Unity, ATWELL) for
Poole.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 2.—Arrived the Otter
Sloop of War, with Dispatches from Dominique ;
she bringsi intelligence of the Rochefort Squadron
having three tiines attacked the place, and being re.
pulsed each time. On the Otter sailing the Fleet
was lying-to repairing damages, and was again ex.
peled to attack it.

Arrived also the l'amorta,SAND EL! us, from Sala;
Alert, Htt.r.,, and Chatlette, PURDY, from Guern-
sey ; Aeior, Vicoon, and inttalt, PASSE LL, frOm
Chepstow ; joreph, GARD, from 13artmoutb.
Sailed out of Harbour the Eas/e, Rola E kn.' with
Troop,

Pia-mot:lv, APR IL I.—Sailed this afternoon the
Hibernia, of rto guns, Admiral Lord GARDNER,
and the Ajax, of 74 guns, to join the Channel Fleet.
Sailed also the To/axe and Crereew Frigates, on
a Cruize to the Westward,

Sailed the Vier Cutter, with six Transports un.
der convoy, for Portsmouth, having on board the
Stst Regiment of Foot, and aCompany of Anil.
lery, to join the Secret Expedition.
Arrived the French Brig Franesist, in ballast,
bound to Brost, captured by the Nile hired Armed
Lugger.

PLIMIO‘UTH DOCK, APRIL z.—Lord GARDNIR
arrived at his lodgings in George.street on Friday
afternoon, since which he has been employed almost
night and day in making the necessary arrange.
mcnts ; Mr. KUNRDY, his Lordship's, Secretary,
who accompanied him hither from town, being on.
fortunately taken so extremely ill as to render him
incapable of attending his Lordship during his pre-
sent Cruize.

DOVER, Aram 2.—A kind of a washing.tub,
or box, twas picked up by a fishing smack this
morning, containing a little boy, who, with another,
got into it at Sheerness, and was drifted out to sea,
and had been two days and nights without any
sustenance but salt water. The other boy jumped'
overboard soon after the box was driven to sea, but
whether he was drowned or not this boy does :not
know. The Captain of the Smack was very good
to the boy, giving hint but little viduals at once,
and by that means preserving his life. The box is
what the people of Sheerness go up the Rivet with,
grappling for eels.

I have not been able to learn by what means the
Indiaman (mentioned in my letter of last night)
took fire, as the people on hoard cannot tell : it it
feared little, if any part of the cargo, can be saved
it consists of rum, sugar, &c. and is valued at
70,0001. The Queen Charlotte was burnt tq the
water's edge : the whole of the crew, I believe, arc
saved.

SHERIOIRIII) APRIL t.--Arrived the Ptevsyante
Store Ship, Wm. LLOYD Commander ; anti Dili-
:ewe Sloop of War, Capt. Klatt.
Passed by for the River the Chichester Store

Ship,

Came into Harbour the Ardent, —4—•
Sailed the Ethanol: fur Yarmouth.
This day the 11:he was paid bounty, and, two
months advance, and proceeded to sea. The Railer
Armed Ship continues the Signal for Convoy to the
Elbe.

beAt, find `:fie ail lle'r,
Caln. SALTwELL,And /Web:di:if; M. IsAkcs,
East Indiamen, for l'ortsMout h.

. .
In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Diomede, Trilsty,
Castor, larnaica, -Ariaitnu, Railleur, Au t urn il , Speedy,
Orestes, 13onetta, Cygnet, Fury, Devastation, Provero, Lit..
titer, Discovery,. Explosion, Hecla; 7.,:;bra, iii.Wwt G uet-
brigs, and Armed Defence Ships as before,

POOL E,A,PR I L 2.—The See Gull Revenue Cutter
has taken up at sea 6o tubs of foreign spirits, whith
were landed here this morning, and secured in the
King's 'Warehouse.

CHATHAM, MARC!! 3 t.--Friday sailed from
Long Reach to the Note, limp when* they will
proceed to join the Channel Fleet, Ta Pomove,
Calif, Los 11 ; Fearless, Lieut. WI LL I AMS ; Des-
perate, Lieut. MANCI-1 ETT.—Sarne day, Captain
HA. LSTRD hoisted his Pendant on board the Namur.
The Agincourt is taking in her ordnance stores, and
will sail in the course of a day or two, should the
wind continue fair.

Ctuturios, of so guns, after an absence of
twelve years from England, is ordered to this Pott
to he laid up in ordinary'.
By a mistake,in my last, the Revenge was stated
to be launched on the isth instead of the 13th of
April, for which latter day it is fixed.

Coast, MAtcx, 29.---:Seturday afternoon the
West India Fleet, consisting of 8S Merchantmen,
sailed from Cork HArbour, under Convoy of His
114,ijedly's Ship 7.7)0n, Capt. CHAMPAGNE, and
Drake Sloop of War, Capt. DR U Rl', to the West
Indies ; and of the Helena Sloop Of War and Lap-
wing Frigate as far as Madeira.

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Boa-
dicea, for the capture of the Dutch Ship I/row Elizabeth, the
30th May, 143, on the Boadicea's arrival in Port ; or at
No. IS, Clement's-Inn, every Tuesday anti Friday,
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Gun-brig
Basilisk, for the Capture of the Itifliow Catherina, the Bth
December 1803, in company with the Mariner Gun-brig,on
board the, Basilisk, on her arrival in Port; or at No. 13, Cle-
ment's- li' us every day.
To the Officers arlct 'CoMpany of His Majesty's Bomb Per-
seus, tbr the Capture of the Margaretha Elialbetha, the. 9th
June, 1803 (in company with the Ant Schooner), on l inlay
next, at No. IS, Clement's Jim; or every Tuesday and Fri-
day afterwards at the same place.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Cam-
line, tar the capture of the Dutch Brig of War De. Haazji,
the ad August, 1.803, on Tuesday next ; or every day after-
ward 3,. at No. 6, S tan hope- street,' Newcastle-street, Strand.
the Officers and Company of the said Ship Carol ine, tOr
the detention of the Ship lienrica foltaima, the 3d August,
1803, 30,0001. part of the' net proceeds of the Cargo, on
Tuesday next; or every day afterwards at the same place.
To the Officers and Company of His Majesty's hired Armed
Cutter Minerva, fbr the Capture of the Brig Anna Maria,
the rith tanuary, 1796, second and final paynient on Wednes-
day next ; or any day. afterwards between ten and one, at Mr.
Lock's Office, Custom-house.

Lieutenant PAD DUN, of' the Zealand, is appointed
to the command of the Winchehea, pro temporei, vice
Lieutenant Pori, deceased; Surgeon WILLIAM
DYK AN, of the Zealand, to the Nanny r, at Chat.
ham; and Surgeon A LIX. DUNCAN, front helf.pay,
to the Zealand.
Amonkst the late alteration of the uniform, hat
and sword,- in future to be warn by Officers in the
Navy, the Windsor Uniform, it is, said, is to be the
distinguishing mark of the Civil Officers of that
service, with a button denoting their situation.
On 'rhureday se'nnight the Perseverance, Capt.
DONoVAIY, of the port of Cprk, was captured on
her passage from Bristol to that port, off the Smalls,
near Milford, by a French Schooner Privateer,
pierced for tit. guns, twelve of which she threw
overboard in order to escape the pursuit of an Eng.
fish Frigate on the preceding Monday. This Pd.
vateer has been Mischievously successful in the cap.
tore of several other valuable Vessels.
,Among
others, she took the Brigantine liescard,,Captain
Ttlittae, and, after having taken out her Crew, and
cut her rigging, she left her to the mercy of the seas.-
In this condition she was fortunately discovered by
some Fishing-boats, which brought her into Kin.
sale. The Schooner was painted black, with a
pink stern, and resembled a Coaster so much, that
oil Sunday night she passed through the homeward.
bound Ships from Surinam, without being so much
as challenged. Capt. DONOVAN, from whom we have
learned most of the above particulars, was put on
board the Patriot, Danish Ship, which arrived in
Cork Harbour on Monday evening.
We ate desired to care& certain Untruths in
16 Tke Morning Chronicle," of Monday last
Lord Ms Lv :Lt.* receives no fees as Privy Seal of Scotland,
stated by the Morning Chronicle to be 5001. per ann.
Mr. Rossa.? Do NDAS'S Oilier, of Keeper of the Signer, is
idsol. instead' of 30o)1. as stated:by the Morning Chro-
nicle.
He has no such Office as joint-Patentee for the sale of
Bibles, stated by the Morning Chronicle to be Soot. per
anntun.
Loki) CHIC, BARON of Scotland, Keeper of the Register of
Seasins, stool.--stated by the Ist:truing Chronicle to be
2004,1.
SirWILLIAM DI.INDA a, Secretary at War, 24801.--stated by
the Morning Chronicle to be pool. He 11/4 nu Other Office,
or any person in trust for him.
Lady MELVILLE, as Chamberlain of Fife, receives soot. per
ann. the remoiaing 6001. is :paid te Mr. Ca ow roe o, as
appears by Papers laid upon the Table of the House of
Commons.
The Arrears at Rents, stated by the Morning Chronicle, un-
der" Interest at' Money received from Mr. CILAWFORD,"
is not 1[6,0001. or soool. but 33001,
General Duripois, Governor at Carrickfergus, ISA. too. per
ann.—stated by the Morning Chronicle tool.
Mrs. D u s never had any Pension front Government—
stated by the Morning Chronicle ,foal, per annum.
The Office of Receiver. General of Land-Tax is ;oael. per
ann.—slated by the Morning Chronicle Sopa.
Distributor of Stamps 9.l,ol.—stated by tho Morning Chroni.
cle 2ooel.
Mr. Rthte.ar DUNDA 4, as Agent of Excise tool, stated by
Chronicle ao.l.—as Deputy_ Privy Seal eool. stated by
Chronicle 4001.—as Deputy Register alsSeaoins cool. stated
by Chronicle 4001.
Sir PATRICK Ntuitit.A V, Rernembrancer of Scotland, cool.
stated by Chronicle rood.
Lord NA r tut, Lord High Commissioner of the General
Assembly, wood-. stated by Chronicle aeool.
The Query in the Mort:ills Chronicle relative to
Lord Mvi,vrt.r a obtaining a grant ut 67661. 4s. 83.
is entirely false.
The following Notice, dated 7th of February,
!Sas, is affixed in the Discount Office, at the Bank:
6' Ihe Court of DireCtors of the Governor and
Company at tlie flank of England hereby give no-
tice, that alter the rstli of April next the Bank wilt
not discount any 11,its of Exchange, or Promissory
MACS, dated aftet that thly-, pithit.b are not aceepted
payable at the Bank of England, or at the D4i.keir3
inleondons"

ESC II AND D r, e R,r);

I)E.CREI:S.

THE CONSULTA OF STATE TO THE te2net.E o'y
THE KINGDOM OF ITALY.—(EXTRACT.)
TOE new State, created in the inidst of political
commotions, could not at once arrive at a degree of.
perfection, of poWer, and of strength sonictent to
secure few ever its existence, repose, and prosperity.
HOWeVer vest and enterprising the genius Of it;
founder, he must have paused befOre insurmountable
obstatles,• and his wisdom itself could not Oct:,
strip circumstances. Such was the lot of 'onir Re.
public when it made its first appearance sUddenly tri
the political horizon of Europe.
A great stride was made, When, at the Assembly
at Lyons, under the auspices and diredion of its
Creator, it gave itself a new Constitution, and proe
claimed for its Chief the man whose power and en-
lightened mind could most rapidly raise it to that
rank and Consideration to which its destinies. ent
titled it. The example of France at length born.
convietion to every mind ; and its happy-rmits
proved that it was time 'to imitate her. Cone
silica of State has cortmonicated its thoughts and its
wishes to the august Chief of the State, and already
submitted the 'result of its deliberations, when rt
was invited to Faris to attend the Corotiation of
NAPoraot, Emperor of the French.
This measure, dictated by love and gratitude, int_
posed as a duty by the public good, has been .greed
to. NAPOLEON is Kirrg.of Italy. The Crown is
hereditary, (torn male to male, in his direct, lawful,
natural, and adoptive line. But he alone can units?
the two Crowns, and his successors are invariably
to reside on the territories of the State. •
People of Italy, expand your hearts to hope atui •
to exultation. War this moment comint-nce3 the
course of your brilliant destinies. TO what glory and
prosperity ought you not to aspire ? Kieg.
will soon be amongst you ; he will go less to ottei,::
merit his august head with tie crown, than to
nest your wants; to probe himself the still bleedir g
wounds of your calamities, amid to provide it debit.:
Live organization to secure your tranquillity. .2"
You will crowd to see him ; you' voices and ill:.
clarnations will be the interpreters of• your sentie
ments ; and he will read in )cur cotniteoances I het
resped, the admiration, the love and the zrAtiiu.le
with which your souls are penetrated. ' ,
March 19, Signed, ire.
Then follow several Decrees relating to the order and cei-N.
mony of the Coronation of the King of Italy, N.\
by the Grace of G.od, and the Constitution•i, f.min.l,4rof the
French, and King of mils. The first ordains that the Cr:lh.
serration and Coronation shall take place on the 2,0 of Ala'
at Milan, and regulates the order of precedence ot
those vThno
arc to attend. The second summonses the Legislative Body
to meet en the isth of May at Milan ; and the third suroa
iuonses an extraordinary meeting of the itedoral College:; at
on the !Bth of next May, All dated at the Palace of
the Thuilledes,, March 22, 145.
PARIS, MAlc.Ctl 23.—His Majesty will go at•
eleven o'clock on Suoday next to the Thudlerics
to hear miss. The procession will be splendid.— •
After mass Hi 9 1144.iesty will receive the Senate and
the new Ambassador of Spain will present his ere.
denthals,

The Ciiiinaellor of Stare, Prefe of Police, hai
published an order for she regulatiOn Of The
lice of St. Cioti4, ore Sunday OW 24th of
.11larch,
on the occasion of Her imperial Kojesty's foe, and
of the baptism of Fhs Imperial Highness Prince
NAPOLEON Louis.

CAEN, MARCH 20.—0 n the r7th inst. a divi,
sinn of the Flotill,i,consisting of twelve vessels, from
Cherbourg, had a mat attiln_ with an English
Squadron. The engagement continued from six
till half past seven in the evening, when the Eog.
lish Squadron was compelled to sheer LA; and the
division of the Flotilla succeeded without any
dent in reaching the port of Caen.
UTRECHT, MARCII 24..—0 n Friday List Gene-
ral MA.RMONT arrived here in a yacht front
sterdam. Immediately on his arrival he bar off on
hOrseback for the Camp at Zeist, accompanied by
all the Superior Officers who happened to be !tete.
After viewing the Camp and inspecting the Troop,
he returned to Amsterdam.

CONSTANTINOPLE, FEE 1.--A Greek of Akikl,
the. Capital of Turkish Georgia, has brought
ligence that the Pacha having discovered a entree.
spondence between the Russians, some individuals
of the Country, and two Greek Priests, had caused
the two latter to he beheaded. The Russian General
at Trills, when made acquinted with this cireom,
stance, is said to have marched u body of trobpi
against Akilta.
Three Russian Ships and a Frigate made their
'appearance lately at Awe. After some ,hesitation
the Commandant pllowed one Vessel to enter and
sail Op the river. ft appears that the Russians mcan
to establish themselves definitively at Pilate.
FEB. /4.—We have received an account cf tint
loss of a Russian Man of War, of fio guni,
laiied from Sebastopulis in the month of Oniii);!r.
She was full of Troops. Every soul,' on bo4rel
perished.

FRANKFORT, MARCH 15.--The j:litney of their
Getman, and Austrian Majesties to Italy.
is definitively fixed for the hiiginning of Aptii.
The Hereditary Prince of WIR TENtli tra Gil, who bad
been in the service of Austria, has tinnAntled
discharge. His imperial Highness the Crand Djke •
CONSTANTINE Of Russia has arrived at Vienna;
his
Highness is there iNcog4ito.

m0mm0r....•..............., 01.............• es iyarpook.

CORN EXCH.CyGE, Amur. 3•

There are not many fresh. arrivals of Wheat
today ; this trade is heavy in sale, and, except-
ing prime samples, is rather cheaper; 'good
zic about top. per quarter; good atrley keeps up,
and other qulliries are rather cheaper ; Ma
Pease, or Beans or each sbrt, we observe, va.
riatioa we have some few further arrivals of Oils,
part foreign, and the prices rather give way ; Flour
continues in good supply, and nearly as our last.
Wheat 745 a• 88s a 96s ott
Fillet/1d rotss a 'as oct Tiult Beans
itye . 6bN trAts
11,4rley -41. i a 46 Prdanti db. ..
Malt 74% SG.!; Ott ! See,i .
White Pease 48,.; Qa cite Flour
Qte,r,iiTtu • :8,1 A • -

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fey * the LONDON GitZETTE, Alril Zf iSa.

Crown-Office. Atril2, ISes.
tAßMlllitt KRTURNFI) TO iiPRVE IN THIS WittitNT

PARLIAMENT.
City of Walb—Tire Right Honourable Thyane, corn-
, wooly coiled Lord John 'l'l.rnne.

Commissions Signed by the Lieuunant of the Coiorty of
Nertolk.
l'arm,utb Troop of I/ohmic& Cavalry,.
Samuel 'Calvet, Goa. bo Cornet. Dated July it 1804-
Nartarcb lia!talion of. Volunteer lerfani,y,
lolin Rowe, Gclit. ,() be Ensign, vice, Noverre, promoted.
WWI lun. rg,18.5. •
--416 Bal4ilioi. o/ %%Wolk I'dunteer Infantry.
Edmund barteil, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated lanuarY 1)
ibos. Aolin Pardee, Gent. to tit Quarter-blaster. Dated
hisich b. ILS. •
Second, 4r Midland, Reitman( of Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry.
Buliver to be colonel, Dated lan. ze,
tios.

...Norwich Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. •
rrisigii William Deacon tu, be Lieutenant, vice— myot, pro-
moted, liat,d Feb. s. 1805. E 115.1,11 fOlui Becir.with to
be ditto, vice Scott, promoted. Dated as above.
ilynn Rrkimoir 61 Voluntrer Infantry, •
liov,•ker, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated February
zo, 14.5.
gib Battalion of NoJak Volunteer infantry.
The Reverend jam. France to be Dated March
6, iks. MArlborou4nl3.4lll, Gent. to be Quarter-Mas-
ter. Oared as AbOVO..
liinggion Yeomanry Cava
SdWafd Case G iliu.tn, Gent. to be earner. Dated Marsh 6,
:80 5.,

rarmauth Rggitnent of froluntere Infantry.
Qttarter-Ma›ter Bieck to be Ensign, Vier Cowland, resigned.
Oat Mare.k 20, tgos. William 1:oo, Gent.. to be ijtuit-
it,ter, vice Block., piornotetip. Dated as above.
Comnsissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County q/ Lin..
• coin.
. • liorneditte Volunteer Infataiy.
William Hirst Simpson Esq. to • be. Major- Commandant.
• Dated March 12, dos. Beajamin Howling, Esq, to be
Captain. Dated as above. Robert Clitherow, Esq. to be
Capt;iin. Darted as above. Benjamin Scott, Gent. to be
I.ii.;utcnont. Dated as above.
Glint:4p Pidienteer Infisnity •
George Patkeir, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March rs,
Oas. Mitnacl Ntarsitall,Gent. to beditto. liated as itteVe.
ItoLiest 1(46, tOent. to be Ensiisn. Dated as above. Samuel
leant.bciiitto, aced as above.; Geo, Wtl
Gent. to be (Jim). Dated as ab
• Lewdem Videntrer Infonvy, •
john Shephard. Gent. to'. be Lieutenant. Dated March t2i •
. agii. Rottert Ryecrort, Cent. to be Ensign.
.10ateti
above. Daniel Guy, Gent. to be kinAgn, Dated itt, above._
B.ition Volunteer inlan4.
Wm. Itenton,Gent. to be' Ensign.. Dawn March 14, flies.
Commi<rjafr in the Banff Co.tipoit y of Volunteer Infantry, signed
Ay the Itari t?, Lord Lieutenant 4 the Coienty of Rani.
first I.mq:tenant Hitt Smith to be Captain, vice !tow, re-
signvd. Doted lon. 28, igoS; Second Lieutenant Ueorge
Untacti to no ,Pir.)t Lieutenant; vice Smith, promoted.
I).itett as above. lanics Wright, Gent. to be Second tteu,

terniiit, proniot.&t...Dated as above.
Coriquihrisnr Jiped by the „Lord Lieutenant of the County of Corn-
vvali. •
Fent/omit 'Volunteer Artillety,
To be Captains of Companies—. Cotain.Lieutenant, IZobert
laistnly Philp, vice Del Inuitse, resigned. Dated cisayer 6,
Williams. Dated la_
row y zr, 1305, first Lieutenant Edward Angove. Dated

as allove. -
To be CaptainiLieutenants—First Lieutenant Anthony Wil.
limns, %tee Dated Oat. 60114.. , First Lieutenant
Genr,se :trielt Williams, vice Anthony Williams, ,Uated
lan. at,
To be I, irst Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant William Bruit,
vice Williams, Dated W.I. 6, 004. Second Lieutenant
Robert,. Crowgey, vice Angove. Dated an. r 21, 18:i.
%LTC:4Id Lieutenant William Baker; vice Williams. Dated
above.
To be Second Litutenants—Thomas Bouldersott, Gent.
• vice Wu:AL Dated oat. 6, 1804, Williattt Harnbly,
. that, ti4k,e Crowgey. Dated lan, 21, 405,, Qttavtus
Willnint,, Gent. vice Baker. Laced as above.,
Ex.* A T :id in the Oazi:le of Tuesday last.
Adv.. atop and LirtiAJ't.slimore Palsolporf.
Tor Christopher li,niner,'Lsq. to be Captain, read Charles
Lbq; to be Copwie.

84NICRUFTWES IiA7.4?2GED.
Corner, or Vl/41 army, 0 xfor4blure, Newbury, BerK.
6hire, bbuticet-tniuutictuter, twin April 6, to May 25, at
tett, at Guildhall,
C4hrle-strea, Leicester-square,
oituian, twin March 30, to May t 3, at tent
at l. uU4-
hall.

NICRUPTS.
141.,10n l:irnell, late of ,Asliby.dt-la Znitch Leicestershire,
orsw of C.oro.‘t..lcos, 1 rerbyshire, baidert to surrender
Aril 17, 18, and at the.Qheen's Head
A10}ny.dt..1:44., Ucli• Attorney, Mr. Smith, Ashby.
; or Messrs:Price and Brown, New-square,
I,ll;c...lo'slitn, London,
Dix lit0)14.onl Charle4liloye, of Boiton, Lincolnshire, linen-
and'co..partners, ,to surrender April 25,- 26, and
Nay .4. itt eleven, at •.the White Hart 'lnn, Batton. At-
turn) Mr. "1 Boston ;or Messrs. jenkins,-James,
and Cu, New Inn, London.
Charles Lock, of Reading, Berkaliire, horao-dealer, to stir.
rcroer April ri, t 7, Ann May 14, at eleven, at the Black
Bear. ttealing. Atturnics, Mr. Newbzry, Beading ; or
Mea.(3. Maddock and S teVen6oll, New-square,'Linvdn's-
joint Tarnarit, of Lower 13mok.street, st. George, Llano-
• ver-sq,l4re, Nlaldlesex, apothecary, to surrender April 9,
13, at eleven, awl May 1.1,,at ter!, at Guildhall. AttornitS,
tVicssrs• Clitrurds,lnn.
Stiapkeo Hart, late ut Chatham, Kent, baker, to surrender
April 6, at erne, r 3, an l !slay t 4, at ten, at Guildball,•Lon.
doll. Atturnies, Mr. G . Nelson, Palsgrave-place, Tem.,
tide-Bar, Lannon ;ur Mr. jettirys, Chatham.
DIY/DEN/IS'.
April 10. 'William Batson, hoe of Oxford, glass and china-.
man, at elo,en,- at the Angel Inn, oxforci. •
April 29, Wilhaut 'tongue, of Birmingham, gilt-toy-maker,
at ten, at the Union Inn, Birmingham.
May 25. William Hunt, late at Chipping Wycombe, Buck:.
irinholtlee and butcher, at eieveo, at Guild-
hall, London.
April 23. lames flagtie and John Martin Sawyer, late of
Tower. Lotstluit, merchants and co-partners, at
- eleren, at
May i t. 'I ltuinas Winder:slid lewbutst, late of West.
mitt-ner.lnirlf;e- road, Surrey, ironfounders and co-partners,
at one, at Guildhall, London. • ' •
A pri 127 Daniel Cooficy, of Moorfielda, Middlesex, broker,
Flt tut., at Coilditalt.
April Vord, of Chiswelß-street, rinsbuty.square,
shoetnaker, at eleven, at
April zj, loint Beck, of Wwkington, Cumberland, wine.
Men:haw. ar eleven,. at the house ot Henry SalkAd, inn-
teeper, ‘Voralogron.
April ;6. Atithwty Thompson, some time since of Whitely
Wood, 'Sintlit.ld, Yorkshire, afterwards of Selley
hall
Farm, • Slid How or' late of Ilinningharn, merchant, at
two, at fltoTontine Inn, Sheffield.
CER Tif/C/1/1:-T.
April Isaac Rogers, of Dover, Kent, boyrn
tuba Wilkinson, now or hire of Leeds, Yoastrite, wool-
stapler.

HOME CIRCUIT.

KINGSTON, Ar&IL Z.

siterA,DWOOD, ES Q. V. THE HON. T. COVINTILT.

Mr. GARLOW Said; that this ACtion was brought
against a young Gentleman whom he was sorry to
have 'to complain against: He Was the son of a
noble family, and inherited from a relation a large
fortune, which he had dissipated in every kind of
extravagance. He was now within the Rides of the
King's Bench, from whence he sallied, by a day.
rule, in Term time, and trespassed all round the
neighbourhood of Foot's Ciay. He was an excellent
shot, and had a servant as good a shot as himself.
They, with three or four, companions of the same
sort, with their double.barreled guns, 'Made such
havoc with the game ssherever they went, that it
was now the only question,.whether the proprietors
of the manors or strangers should have the game
upon them ? In Odober last he was poaching upon
the Plaintiff's manor, and being warned off by his
game-keeper, he told the man to tell his master " to
string his fiddles, and not interrupt him, or he would
knock him over," using a coarse expression, which
he did not chuse to #epeat.
After hearing some evidence, Mr. Justice HEATH
said, he supposed a 'haling verdict would do.
Mr. GARROW replied, he would accept of a shil.
ling. . Mr. Setjeant BEST and Mr. Cutworm,
Counsel for Mr. Coventry, agreeing to it, a verdiet
was taken for the Plaintiff.
On the Crown side there was nit case of import,
ance but that of the manslaughter, which we have
already reported. Nocrifninal was left for execution.
Here the Assizes and Home Circuit, finished'.

WARWICK ASSIZES

Theatre, he asked for planes, and was `told tliey 1.1
were all engaged ;.be replied, he did not' care, lie
had paid for places. and he'd be damned if he did not
have them. Derby, the man under whose care No.
8 was, swore that he did not let him in. Several
Gentlemen siated,that they did not see Mr. Haw kes
present.
Sir ALAN CIiAMDRIC, in recapitulating the evi
dence to the Jury, observed, that the conduct of the
Plaintiff was gross in the extreme; and that the
contluft of Mr. Shirley being such as became a
Gentleman, he was consequently flinch concerned,
that upon the law of the case he could not direa'the,
Jury to find a verdia for the Defendants.
The Jury, after consulting a few minutes, found
for the Plaintiff, with 441. Damages.