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London, England, 1805-07-31 00:00:00

JULY 27.

SIR C. 'MALT LONG, BT. V. SIR H. MILDMAY, RT.
This was an action of trefpafs, brought to teenier
the value of 38 or 39 oak trees, cut down by or-
der of the Defendant in April lalt, which were
growing upon a piece of wane ground called Polling
Scrubs, part of Bartby Heath, and fituate in the
Parifh of Odiham, in Hants, within the manor of
Polling Cum' otherwife Metall, otherwife Murrell,
of which the Plaintiff is Lord, and as fuch entitled
to all timber growing upon the walk within that
manor. The Defendant is Lord of the Manor of
Odiham, and alfo of a manor adjoining, called Gar-
retts, and as it was imagined that the Defendant
meant to contend that Pi.iling Sci tibs was within one
of thole manors, and not within the manor of Mur-
rell, or elfe that he was Lord paramount, and that
there was no manor called Murrell, and confequent.
ly that as the Defendant had pleaded the general
Kite it was thought neceffary on the part of the Plain
tiff to enter into and prove the Plaintiff's title to the
manor of Murrell, which Mr. DastPISR, as leading
Counfel for the -Plaintiff, did in the first inttance,
from feveral deeds of conveyances, &c. as far back
as Henry the Eighth's time ; after which be pro-
ceeded to prove from a large body of evidence, that
the Plaintiff and all thole under whom be claimed,
had for a number of years pill exercifed manorial
right as Lords of the manor of Murrell. Several
gamekeepers, bailiff., woodmen, &c. &c. were call-
ed, all of whom proved that they had been Recut:
tomed to (hoot, thin in cattle, cut wood, &c. &c. on
the manorof Murrell, and had as often as occafron
required, forbidden the fervants of the Defendants
from doing the like ; and it was alfo proved that
about 40 or 45 years fince the Defendant attempted
to plant tome trees upon the manor of Polling Scrubs,
which he took away again on Plaintiff's forbidding
him to plant them there. The 'aft witnefs Plaintiff
called was to afcertain the value of the trees, which
the Defendant had ordered to be cut down, and he
ellimated the value at tool.

Mr. Serjeant Lass was leading Counfel for the
Defendant, but his witneffes cluld not (hake the
Plaintiff's evidence, nor prove that the Defendant
had ever exercifed manorial rights as Lord of the
Manor in queflion.
Mr. Plaice La BLANC now Gummed up. and as
loon as the Le trned Judge had finifited, the Jury
gave a verdict for the Plaintiff for tool. the value of
the trees cut down.
At the above Atlizes 73 prifoners were tried, (even
of whom'were capitally •convitied, viz.—D. Mona-
ghan and G. Barns, for a burglary in the houfe .of
R. Gilbert, at Newchurch, in the file of Wight, and
!leafing a guinea in pld, fome butter, pork, St:. ;
P. Fufs, for malicioutly woundirtg and maiming J.
Loader ; W. Wilke, for having wilfully (tabbed T.
Steevens in the body with .a bayonet; C. Goodall,
for a rape ; T. Heath, for (Leafing a atm stud other
wearing apparel from the hook of H. Churchill, in
•Mitthelmerth ; and E. Maddox, for fleali2g fix calk;
of butter, the property of Mr. R. Bradley and Mr.
T. Cl.tyton, from the vdl'el Beojamln, then lying in
Cowes-roadlied.—Judgment of the latter refp:ted.
. Rkhardßoseef convaaeal ofoffealing two pieces of
(balloon from a rack in a field near Andover ; and
.7ames Smith, conviaed of flealink two fows and thir.
teen p;gs, the property of Mr. Henry Millet, of Weft
Tytherly, were iinteaced to betranfported for (even
years., .

C. Ellis, cnnviSed of bigamy, was fentenced to
be imprifoned three months.
Four prifoneri were 'acquitted, one admitted evi-
dence, an two'Bills. were thrown out by the Grim!
Jury.
HERTFORD, JULY 29. The Home Circuit com-
menced•at this town. The Judges are Lord €hief
JUQICe tviamsrisLo and Mr. jUlike HEATH but as
the buflnefs of this pt.mi is very trifling, the Lord
Chid Juilicc does not come down. Mr. Jullice
HEATH arrived about twelve o'clock this morning,
and was immediately attended•to church'by the High
Bailiff : !mining from thence4he went to the Court,
and began hrlline
,ls immediately.
On tin Civil Side there were only four carafes en-
tered, of which two only wire tried t one other was
withdrawn, and another agreed to be referred.

•STMY V. STURQIIS.
Gua,;tir opened the pleadings in this cafe,
and Rated, that it was an salon by Richard AiHey
againß the Rev. Jof. Sturgies, to recover the carp of
6..1. the price of a horfe which the Plaintiff had fold
to the .Defendant.
Mr. Serjeant BEST, as leading Connie], obferved,
that, if be had not been convinced of the accuracy
of his Learned Ft ientl, who opetSed the pleadings, he
(hoop hive certainly thought he had made a mil-
take in calling the Defendabt the Rev. Jof Stu-gies;
for he appealed to the Jury whet* there'were any
outward andwitible ligns of th'e Clerical character in
the drefs r manner ofethe Defentiant—(Mr. Sturgies
WAS in Court, dreffed in a light frock coat and waif-
c..at of the joekersut)—But however, it framed the
fa& was really fo—and he believed the Jury would
think that there wrt%as little of the Parfon in,,his con-
duCt as in his drefs, when. they .beard the evidence
in this cafe. It was not denied•thas he bought the
borle, and agreed to give 601:•ffir it ; not cvas it de-
nied that tlic animel was found, for the Defindani
kept him. All that he had alledged againn him in
his clerical language was; that he could not tell what
the Broil was the miner with him, fur he gave him
as much corn as he could eat, ;and yet he aid not
look to pleafe him. In priymentfor this horfe the
Rev. Gentleman had given his client a bill of ex-
change on a receipt Ramp (by Iniflaka no doubt)
which was of comic- of nu value, and perhaps he•
row thought that they had no oilier evidence to prove
the tranfaCtion ; but he would find himfelfdifappoint-
ed, for he Ihr.uld call witneffes which would clearly
eatitle the Pl tit.tiff to a verdict.

Thomas Tomelin (fated, that he was bailiff to the
Plaintiff, who refitted in Leicellerthire, He knew
the Defendant, and had leveral converfations with
him, in which he acknowledged he had bought the
bode in quellion for 601. He had Paid ,that the
horfe did tint pleafe him, and could nut think what
the hell was the nutter. with him—he would fell
him and pay only as much as. he fetched at markit.

One day he had a emverration with him at ti:.
Plaintiff's houfe, and fevcral rearms told him the
horfe was wort' the money, upun which he ft.d
would pay the money, but, by G—D, he never
tended it until he was convinced it was wilt!'
He promifed that he would fend it in a few days,
hut he had never done it. He was erofs.exatnincd
by Mr. GAILROM, whether the Plaintiff was not .t
boric dealer, who ohrved the ancients of Cambridge
in the article of horle Heal ? He laid to, I the P!ain-
tiff was a Gentleman who rented a farm, and had
honks which he fold. .

Mr. Gaartow, for the Defendant. contended •lrtt
his client was a young gentleman of Cambridge Uri.
verfity, who had been molt egregionflv dirr..rd by
the Plaintiff, a knowing boric dealer. It Was relicr
fingular that he thould come to a Jury in Hertford•
(hire to obtain jullice, when he might in much,eatier
have got it at home, in Leicetterlhire ; but there
might be a very good reafon for it—he was knoNtt
at home, and pot fir weil known here. He thought
the obfervations on the Patron's white coat very un-
neceffary ; but if they were of importance at all, At
lealt rook at the other fide of the quetlion, and elk
what was the Defendant ? Although his witnek
would nor allow it, yet in limple truth he was a mere
boric dealer ; and it had often been 1441 the anima!
called a boric dealer, bad Inch a propentity to cheat-
ing. it was lo much in his blood and bone, that lie
could not refill the temptation of defrauding even his
own father. Place, therefore, the character of the
horfe dealer again(! the Patron's white coat; atid that
page of the account was balanced. With relped to
the merits of the caufe itfelf, he obferved that no evi-
dence was given of the value of the horfe, except
that of the Plaintiff's bailiff, which he was fare the
Jury would never trull, and therefore they would cut
down the demand made againfl his client.
Mr. Juilice HEATH told the pity, that there was
no evidence that the horfe was worth Ids than 601.
and if the Defendant meant to difpute its value; he
ought to have had witneffes to prove it..—Vet diet for
the Plaintiff for 601.

INGLIS V. IPURRIgIt,

This was an affirm of replevin. The Defendant
made •vowry for half a year's rent. The Plaintiff
had replied, that he was not tenant to the Defen-
dant ; fecondly, that before the rent was doe, the
Defendant had ejefted him from a part of the dsmil-
ed premilis, and therefore could not maintain a dif-
!refs for rent.

Mr. Serjeant SHE►H[ID raid, although he was
Counfel fur the Detenchnt, yet, as the 'flue lay upon
him, he was to begin. The Defendant opurrier, by
his pleadings, laid, that he difirained upon the Plain-
tiff for halt a year's rent; the quellion, therefore, in
the firtt place, would be, whether Inglis was tenant
to Spurrier or not? The pleadings had branched into
different forms In as to meet the whole tale, but he
(horrid diitinaly prove that William Inglis had agreed
to become the tenant of Spottier, and that his fon,
James Inglis, had ner tiated fur him. He thould
prove it by his own letters, and by the draft of the
kale, altered in his own hand writing ; and at latt
when there was a difpute whether James Inglis, his
fon, or himfelf (hould be refponlible, it was referred
to the Attornies of the Plaintiff and Defendant, and
they both agreed that the Plaintiff was sawerable,
as the tenant of the Defendant.

To prove this cafe, the Learned Serjeant pot in the
Plaintiff's letter, and a notice to quit from him. He
Afterwards called Mr. Cheri y, the Attorney r the
Plaintiff, who proved, the cnnverfAtions and admit
/lons.

Mr. Serjeant 13c sr relied his defeaceon the ground
that he had been ejefled from part of his farm, which
put an end to the landlord's right of diftrcfs. Inglis,
he raid, was gone to Scotland, which was the belt
pollible proof that he had been ejed ed, for what matt
ever volume' ily left a farm in Hertfordfbire to go to
Siotland ! He added, that he Ihould call evidence
to prove that the Plaintiff had direded• his fervants,
to take poffiffion of a chic called Spottfley's Field,
which was part of the Church-eiaffarm, leafed to the
Plaintiff, and-gave them initiations to be up early,
before the Scotfman was (lining, as if he thought he
could rife early enough to over-reach a Send-man..
The Learned Judge here interfered, and ohferv-
ed, that the notice to-quit was a warner of the ejea-
ment, and an admilEou of the tenancy.—Verdia for
.the Defendant.

The following is copied from a printed hand-bill.
4, Whereas a quantity of turnips have been Bolen out
k field near Bilfwp Auckland t this is to give no-
tice, that any perfi:n dealing turnips from the laid
field in future may take what they get."
• A curious'obferver of Lotteries has lattly made a
calculation of the number of perfons who have re-
ceived Shares of Capital Prizes within the lad two
years, and find that they amount to more than two.
Of this number, according to the comparative date•
ment of the feveral ranks of focietv, made by the
ingenious author of the Wealth of Nations, upwards
of one thoufand individuals mud have been railed
from inferior dation' to independence.
There (-lately never was lb liberal a proptifid, by
way of Lottery, as the one which Mr. Bowvirt in
his Hidoric Lottery is now offering to the public.—•
To have a chance, and a very probable one, of oh•
taining a copy of the molt magnificent book in the
world, embellilbed with zoo Engravings, and which
has colt Sixty-eight Thrafand Pounds, would have
been an attraCtion fulficient to hay.: infured the^ tale
of Mr. Bowl:tic's Lottery : but, we underhand, that
the dole application which he has given to bufinefs
for the lad three or lour years, has conhiderably im-
paired his health, and therefor:. he has determined to
give up the whole of his into:l-rife flock of beautiful
publications, by which means hitch arrangements are
made that every purcliafir of a Ticket is lure (if he
lhould not happen to obtain a Capital Pt ;se) have
ing the full amount of the Ticket returned iu exqui-
lire Engravings of the very ard Clafs.
If there could be any further evidence needful to.
demonllrate the unrivalled excellence of CHINS%
Patent W"sst Loz •sc es, it would he unquestionably
eilablithed by a late calculation, which afcertains that
above Half a M:llion of pe►fous have been restored
to good health, by the ofe of this invaluable medi-
cine, where the molt eminent ph) ficians and apothe-
caries have attended without fuectf.. As opening
phyfic at this feafon, they are fuperior to every other
medicine. Sold wholthie, at Ching and Butler's, No.
Cheapf►de, col ner Paternollet-row ; and mad,
all Medicine Venders.

!' WV GAZITTS, .70 30.

MII.rrARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR-OFF ICE, JULY 30.
A ". zement of Dragoon Guards... Cornet John lick to be Lieu-
seLhout purchafe, via Carter, who retires.
•-•:, I btto—ltrevet Lieu enant-Colunel William Brooke, from the
t6th Font. to be Major, vice Knight, who exchanges.
7th Dir•o—Cornet Al, sander M. Shaw from half-pay of the 17th
ight Drigoons to be Cornet, vice F'hilipfon, promoted.
3d Reg m. of Dragoons—Cornet L. G. Langley to be Lieute.
pant, with. ut parehafr.
4th Ditt---Coniet Thomas Williim W. Baker to he I.icutenant,
1,7 porthole, vice Cromwell, promoted in the lilt Foot ; COlllet
Kean Ofhorne to be Lieutenant, without purr.hafe; Charles
I:.rhes, Gent to be Cornet, vice Baker.
ft', I ,:tm--Coi net Thomas Hilton to be lieutenant, without pur.
&rife.
Regiment of I.ight Dragoons.-Captain John Farl Wildegrave,
from the 16th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Burbur,
who exchanges.
-0 Ditto—Cornet Rowland Edward Williams to be Lieutenant,
purchafe, vice Hill, promoted.
rtli !lino—Cornet t ;entre William Stammer to be Lieutenant,
without purehafe; Cornet Thomas Dieltenfon to be Ditto.
20th Ditto—Cornet William Lea to be Lieutenant, without put.
chafe, vice Richardfon, pmmotcd; Cornet Francis Hartwill to
be 1 icutenailt, without purchafe; Henry Letky, Gist. to be
Comet, %ice Lea.
23d Ditto--jamrs Weddcrburn Welifter, Gent. to he Currie!, by
porrhafe. vier Roharts,promotcd in Homperch.s late Regiment;
Frederick Goulburn, Gent. to he Cornet, without purehafc, vice
Foljtnihr, promoted.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Patrick Sandilands, Gent.
to be Farm, by porthole vice Finch, promoted.
3.1 Ditto—Capt .in john Guife to he Captain of a Compary, by
purchafe, vice Clayton who retires; Earn W. C. Mailers to
h: Lieutenant, vice Guife.
/cab Regiment of Font—Robert John Love, Gent. to be Enfign,
without purehofe, vice Carr, appointed to the sth Welt India
Regiment George Bell, Gent to be Etifign, by purchafe, vice
Burke, promoted.
Cth Ditto—Lieutenant Peter Dumas to be Adjutant, vice Smith,
promoted in the Regiment of Malta.
3a ft Di:to—Jame: Nanglc, Gent. to be Enfioss, without purchafe,
vice Dutton, fuperfeded.
. 32d Dittn—tnfign Anthony Richard Blake to be Lieutenant, by
porthole. vice Crowe, promoted.
3301 Ditto--Enfigis Archibald Is:Mooed to be lieutenant, vice
dteeafed; Holdetroo Gait. to be hifign. vice
M Donald ; HuipitAl-Mate Samuel Peacock to he Affiftant Sur-
geon vice Baxter, promoted in the Royal Cortical Corps.
36th Ditto—Captain Alexander &idiot, from the 7th Light Dra-
.

goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lord Mirslegrave,
who exchanges; Ftifign John White to he Lieutensiit, without
purchafe; Henry Ruilkir.s. Gent. to be Fnfign, wive White.
4ad Ditto, Linimer, Gent. to be Entign, without purehafe,
vice Dean, appointed to the 96th Foot.
434 Ditto—William Haver6dl, Gent. to be Maim by purchafe,
ice lantain, who retires.
45th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Bygrave, from half-pay of the
oth hoot, to he Lieuttigapt, repaving the difference; Lieute-

nun John-Drake, frclat idif:pai9f the ?3d Foot, to be Licute-

113114
31ft Ditto—Enfign William Blanchard to be Lieutenant, by pm-
chafe, vice O'Farrell, who retires.
31.1 Dittn--Enfign Fdmard Langton to be Lieutenant, without
porchafe, vice M'K..y, promoted in the 78th Fout ; Henry
Tunple, Gent. to be Enhgn, vice Langton.
,$ Dittu—Lieutenant George Mottram Andrews,from the t3th
Foot, to he Captain of a Company, by porthole, vice Evcrard,

who retires.
56th Ditto—Brevet I.lcutenant•Colcncl Henry Raleigh Knight,
from the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Major, •ice Brooke, who

exchanges.
both Ditto—Captain William Marlton to be Major, by purchafe,
vice Auftln, promoted ; Lieutenant Henry O'Grady, from half-
pay of the 9oth Foot, to be Lieuterhot, vice Cameron, who
exehaoges; Enfign James La Roche, from halfpay of the 46th
Foot. to be Enfign, vice De Saluberry, promoted in the Royals;
Hofpi• al Mate 'I bomas Sharp to be Affiflant•Surgeon.
6111 Ditto—Frain John Mallerfon to be Lieutenant, by purchafe,
vice Kelly, promoted.
64th utenant Berkeley Sidney Knox. from the 6 i ft Fnot,
et! be Lieutenaot, without purchafe, vice A ihanlturit, deceafed ;
Henry Lewis Hopkins, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice
Burke, Who retires.
66tkDittoe—Lieutrnant Edward Carlyon to be Captain of a Com-
pany, by purchafe, vice Gethin, who retires.
68th Ditto--Captain Richard Thompfon to he Major, without
vtirchafe, vice 1-14milton, promoted in the sth Welt India Rc-
runelit.
yi It Ditto Park, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe,
vice Thompfon, promoted in the Royal Regiment of Malta.
87th Ditto--William Slade Gaily, Gent. to be Enfign, by per-
ehaf,., vice Liddiard, who retires.
90th Ditto Jones, Gent. to be Enlign, without purchafe. Ike
Meller,who refigns, and Cornelius 0. C. Tuckey, Gtnt. to be
Pnfign, without purehafe, vice J. Tuckey, who refign..
pith Ditto—Lieutenant hlichael Hearne, from half Tay of the
late 12th Garrifon Battalion, with temporary rank, to he Se-
cond I.ieutenant. without purchafe, vice Knight, who refigns,
Templeton, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without

porchafe.
sth WsR-India Regiment—Enfign William James Carr, from the
moth Foot, to be Eidgn, without purchafe, vice Lowen, pro-
moted in the Royal Corfican Rangers.
Royal A•ritan Corps-John Mackenzie, Gent. to be Enfirm,
without ptirehafe, vice Beauchamp, promoted in the titb Welt
India Regitient.
The King's German Legion.
sth Battabon of the Line—Enfign Charles &blotter, from the De-
pot Company, to be quarter Matter.
Depot Company—boffin Albertus Cordemann to be I.ieutenant,
vice Selltoter, appointed to the Regiment of Malta.
Roll's Regiment —Areantz de Gluts, Gent. to be Enfign, vice
Waalwyck, promoted.
Royal Corfican Rangers—Lieutenant Antonio Guiteria to be Cap.
taiu of a Company, with temporary rank, vice Sunni, deceafed ;
Laigti Pearce Lowen, from the sth Welt India Regiment, to
be Lieutenant, vice Gentili, deceafed; -- de St. Laurent,
Cent. to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank, vice Guiteria ;
Afbßant Surgeon James Baxter, from the 35th Foot, to he
Surgeon, and Hofpital Mate James Elliott, to be Affiltant-
sur,;con.
Royal Regiment of Malta.
To be Captains of Companies, with temporary rank—Captains
Enrico Teitafeerat a. Philippi Tettaferrata, and Ermines) Und-
dini. from the Mahcfc Provincial Battaliott.
To he Lieutenant,. with temporary rank—Captains Andrea Tre-
'Watt, Giovanni Battilta AlirabcUi, SalvadoreVella, Luigi Can-
chi, Giachino Arena, and Lieutenant Saverio Marovich, from
the Maltele Provincial Battalion.
To he Lieutenant— Enfign Thompfon, from the 71 ft Foot.
To be Eofigns—Lieutenants Gugliclmo Confolato, and Guifeppe
N'slla, front the Maliefe Provincial Battalion ; Captain Licute.
pant Erancetco Buftlit, from the Malt& Co.dt Artillery ; and
'Attu:mint Claudio Bonello, front the Malt& Provincial Bat-
talion
Ile be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign--Lieutenant Peter Wa-
llace, from the blaltete Provincial Battalion.
To be quarter Malter—Sajeant Daniel trazer, from the 35th
Regiment of Foot.
sth Royal NrCteTlll Battalion...43mm Major Philip Stewart, from
the 3d Foot, to be Captain of Company, vice Lonnell,deceafed.
GARRISONS.

Captain Richard Wefterman, of the 35th Foot, to be Town-Ma-
jor in the ili-nd of Malta, vice Tiorrifon, who religns.
Robert Wilinn, late Seijeant Major is the Second Battalion of
the 17th foot, to he Town Adjutant of Portfmouth, vice Li.
gertwood, who reili,ns.
MEMORANDUM.
Lieutenant F.aneis O'Connor, of the 4th Weft India Regimen%
who was fuperfcded in the Gazette of the ad instant, is reinftatcd
io his rank.
E AAA T A in the Gazettes of the ad, 9th, and loth inltant.
s ft Dragoon Guards.
]tor John Mg, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Tem-
ple. promoted,
Read John Wanifs, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice
Temple, promoted.
78th Foot. •
For Phloem. Myrie. Gent. to be Enfign, with out parch*,
ItAid Phinges Ity• u, Gent. to be Esitign, without mask.

For Airy. Marlr■:ie, Gent. to be Entign, without purchafe, rice
Strachan, promoted,
Read Aka. Marirnsie C..rweroog, Gent. to be Entigo, without pur•
*hale, vice Strachan, promoted.
99th Foot.
For Richard Ryttlard, Gent. to be Eolign,vdthoot porchale.
Read Richard Nrwialel, Gent. to Enfisn, without purchafe.
Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of In-

vernefsfhire.
Invernefsfhire, &c. Regiment of Militia.
Fnfign John Alves to be Lieutenant, vice Mackintoat, promoted.
Enfign )e.hn Grant, front the Rothiemurchus Company of the
StrathfpeyVoluntecn, to be Lieutenant, vice Cameron, deceafed.
Dated.Mav 24,11805.
John Grant King, Gent. to be Feign, vice Wilton, promoted
by the Lord Lieutenant of Banffihire. Dated March 25,1203.
lames Cameron, Gan. to be Enfign, vice M'Rae, 140)&4,
being abfent without !cave. Dated May to, t
George Grant, Gent.tu be Enfign, vice Alves, promoted. Dated
May 24,1805 L _ _ _

Invernefifhire Volunteers.
Tnverefhie, Badenoch Volunteer Company.
Lieutenant Lachlan M'Pherfon, on the half pay of the sad Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Clarke, deecalid. Dated May 30, t 80s.
Culloden. Battalion—Holm Company.
Enfign James Grant to be Lieutenant, vice appointed in
the 79th Foot. David Robertfon, Gcnt, to be Enfign,vice Grant,
promoted. Dated July t 3, IBos.
Commilfions figned by the Vice Lieutenant of the
County of Stafford.
Staffordthire Yeomanry Cavalry.
Cornet John Fynney to be Lieutenant, vice Badnall, refigned.—
Dated July 22, I gos.
Handlworth Tronp of Volunteer Light Cavalry.
Charles Magnus Thom.o, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated June
as, dos.
Burton Volunteer Infantry.
Enfigns &titan! hmith and Richard Spender to be Lieutenants.
Dated June ac,lßas.
To he F.nfigns—Widiant Yates, Thomas Orgill, and Thomas Hal.
lam,Gents. Dated as above.
Stoke, Penkhull, and Fenton Volunteer Infantry.
John Wright, Gent. to be Enfign.
Commit Eons in the Portfmouth Volunteer Artillery,
figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Hants.
Captain Commandant Elia, Bruce Arnaud to be Major Comman-
dant. Dated Jo!), 19; 18os.
Captain Lieutenant Hammond to be Captain, vice Arnaud, pro-
moted; Lieutenant Heather to he Captain Lica tenant, vice
Hammond, promoted ; bcconel Lieutenant Elias Arnaud, jun.
to he l.icutemtr,t, vice Heather, promoted ; Second Lieutenant
Williani to be Ditto ; Juhu Arnaud, jun. Gent. to be
cond Lieutenant, vice kn.,/ Arnaud, jun. promoted; Thomas
Wade Pink, Gent. to be Ditto, vice Pith:ell, promoted; Lieu-
tenant Ilifeuek be Adjutant. Dated July 27, 1805.
Commillions ligned by his Majetty's Lieutenant of
the County of Moray.—Elgin, or Moraylltire,
Battalion of Volunteer infantry.
John Cumming, Ffq. to be Surgeon. Dated June 26, 1804.
James Scriniger, F.fq. to be Adjutant to the Battalion, with the
rank of Captain, vice Cumming, ragne.d. Dated December
11, 1804.

. -
Elgin Companies.
Lieutenant Alexander Thomfon to be Captain, vice Duff, refigned.
Quarter Maher Alexander Cobban, in. the half pay of the late
lnvemefs Fencibles, to be Lieutenant, vice Thomfon, promoted.
Enfign John Grant to be Ditto, vice Peter Grist, refigned.
All dated May 2.1805.
John Forryth, Gent. to be Enfign, vies Spark, appointed to the
Militia. Dated May to, tilos.
Foehabers Company.
Lieutenant Chariots Tod to be Captain, vise Cooper, refigned.—
Dated December 13.1804.
Enfign Bruce to be Lkutenant, vice Thomfon, appointed to the
Line. gated Nov. as 2804.
Etifign Umphray to be Ditto, vice Tod, promoted. Dated Janu-
ary 8. tgos.
Alexander Umpliray, Gent, to be Emigre, vice Bruce, promoted.
Dated Nov as, 1804.
John Smith, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Umpluay, promoted. Dated
January 8, tBos.
Forret Companies.
James Mackie, Cent. to be Enfign, vice Frafer, refigned. Dated
April 4, 1803-
Walter !tines, Gent. to be Enfign, vice John Grant, promoted.—
Dated June 20, IROS.
Commillion in the Aberdeenfhire Volunteers, figned
by the Lord Lieutenant.
Enfign John Cordon to he Qnarter Matter in the Fraferhurgh
Battalion or Volunteers ,conartianded by Major infer. Dated
July to, 18(.3.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
James Ore, George Stevenfon, and James White, Bow-lane,
Cheaplide, July 26, 'Roc.
Wm. Matchitt and Wm. Inglefant, hofiers, Nottingham, July
23. :805.
Jofeph Bentley and George Naylor, card makers, Halifax, York-
Sire, July 24, igen.
Thomas Bryant Pyne and Samuel Campion, brokers, BMW!,
July 26, a 5.
Samuel Marfilen and John Travis, manufadturers, MancOefter,
July 20, 1805.
William litifhen and Jofsph Parills, Drury-lane, cheefernongers,
July 24, 1805.
Jorepit Marks, Infeph Afhelford, and John Furnage, patent
bolting cloth manufacturers, Wandfworth, Surrey, July 20,1605.
James Hind, Jofeph Hind, John Hind, Jane Hind, and Richard
Hind, cotton fpinners,Mancheiter, July 26, 1805.
T. Walton, M. !.cidger, S. Robinfon, M. Robinfon, W. Robin-
fon, E. Robinfon, S. Lcidgcr, H. l.cidgcr, E. I.eldgcr, and C.
Leidger, ironmongers, Pontefraet, February 26, 5805.
R. Bracken, T. Williams, L. Bracken, and B. Chambers, flannel
manufadturers, Halifax ,Yorkthire, June 1, 1801.
R. Gill, J. Furnifs, and J. Burkinthavr, corn millers, Noma,
Yorkthire, July 26,1805.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Auguft 28. Richard Cramp, of Great Mary-la-Bonne.ftreet,
Middlefex, perfumer, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.
John'Badderley, of Wolverhampton, Staffordfhire, druggift, grocer,
dealer and chapman, to furrender Augult 26, at four, Aug silt 27,
and September to, at ten. at the Jerningham Arms, in Shitiiial.
Attornies, Edward Biddle, of Wolverhampton; or Mars.
Price and Williams, Linculn's-tun, London.
William Heywood, of Madden, Yorkfhire, cotton-fpinner, dealer
and chapman,-Auguft 8,9, and Sept. to, at eleven, at the OW
Cock Inn, Halifax. Attornies, Mars. Gleadhill and Payne,
Lothbury. London ; or Mr. Alesandcr, HN/ifax.
John Sizeland, of Wimpole.ftreet, Cavendifh.fituarc, hlidelkfex,
taylor, dealer and chapman, Auguft 5, at eleven. Auguft 14. at
five, and Sept. to, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atturney, Mr. Fro.
dcrick Smith, No. 2, Robert.itreca, Adelphi.
William Johnfun, of Edgware-Road, pariah of St. Mary-la-Bonne,
Middlefex, collar-maker, Auguft 5, at eleven, Augutt 14. at fix,
and September to, at eleven, at Guildhall Atnanies, Mars.
Impel and Wightman, Inner Temple-lane, London.
Richard Smithfun, now or late of Kingiton-upon-Mull, innkeeper,
factor, dealer and chapman, Angult 9, 10, and Sept. to, at eleven,
at the White Hart 'ravem, Silver-ftrcet, Kingiton-upon Hull.
Attorney; Mr. William Ritfon, Hull.
James Hitchcock, of Oxford.ftree% Middlefex, pidture-dealer,
fakfinan, dealer and ehapntan, Auguft 3, to, and Sept.lo, at ten,
at Guildhall. Attornies, Mcffrs, Kibblewhite and Rowland,
Gray's inn place.
DIVIDENDS
,
Auguftll. George I.ofh, I.oilt, and John Robinfon, of
Neweaftle upon:Tyne, inn mongers and partners, at eleven, at
the Shalefpeare Tavern, Nevrcaftle-upon-Tyne.
Auguft 30. Thomas Irvin and James Holden, now or late of Ha-
lifax, Yorkthire, dyers and copartners, at ten, at the Talbot fun,
Halifax.
Auguit t 7. Abraham Houldfworth and Henry Gravenor, of Ba-
floghall Brea, London, warchoulemen, dealers and copartners.
at ten, at GuUdhalL
Anglia 17. John Barr, of Wantage, Berks, money.fcrivener, at
drum, at the Bear Inn, Wantage.
Auguft 17. Daniel Cox the elder and Daniel Cox the younger, of
Mark-lane, London, brandy-merchants and copartners, at one.
at Guildhall.
Auguft to, Genrgecory, of drat Yannousk, Norfolk, upholder,
Aiwa at Guildhall, London.

Augnft it. Chaffee Rafe, of the parifit of St. Ann, Weftinialtail
chcefemonger, at ten, at Guildhall
Auguft 23. Charles Efpener. of Kit:elan-upon-Hull, woollen-
draper, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, in Kingiton-upon-
Hull
Auguft at. George Dike, of Abingdon-ftreet. Weft:Mater, boot
and Woe-maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Auguß 20. James Robert Soule, of King's Lynn, Norfolk, brewer
dealer and chapman, at (even, at the Guildhall. King's l.ynn.
Auguß 14. Richard Samuel Bennett, of Houndfditch, London,
hatter and hoGer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildbill
Auguß t 3. William Bunny, of Old Gravel-lane, St. George in the
EaR, M iddkfax, carrier and leather cutter, at one, at Guildhall
Auguß 14. Francis Briltow, of the Haymarket, Middlefez,boot
and thoemaker, dealer and Chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Auguß 14. John Mills, of Brook Green, Hamtnerfrnith. Mid-
dkfex, linen draper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at Guild•
hall, London.
Auguß 24. John. Stork, Thomas Whitby, and Matthew Botte-
rill, of Great Drifield, Yana:ire, merchants, cornfaetors, co-
partners, dealers, and chapmen, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Auguß tg. George Fryer. of Red Lion-ft rat, St. James's, Clerk-
enwell, Mieltilefez, merchant, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Auguß 13. Robert Haycock, of Wells, Norfolk, merchant,dealer
and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
A t.gult t 4. William Jaekfon Parrott, of LAghton Buzzard, Bed-
fordlhire, wine and brandy merchant, dealer and chapman, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Auguß 13. John Keen, of Crofsdane,St. Mary at Hill, London,
factor, at cleven, at Guildhall.
Auguft z 7. Thomas Berkley, of Cornhill, London, merchant,
dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall
Auguß i.e. George Anfell, of Whiteerofs-alley, St. Lennard, ,
Shoreditch, water and clock-fpring maker, dealer and chapman,l
at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Anvil! 13. William Barker, of the Strand, Middkfer, linen- i
draper, dealer and Chapman, at one, at Guildhall, London.
Auguß 14 John Page, of Thavies-Inn, Holborn, London, ware-
houfeman, dealer and chapman, at one, at Guildhall
Auguß 20. Henry Bradley, of Birmingham, Warn ickthire, mer-
chant, dealer and chapman, at twelve, tt the Hotel, in Tem-
ple-row, Birmingham.
Angell ax. John Simms, late of Sheepy Parra, Leicefteribire,
miler, Scala and chapman, at eleven, at the Sun, in Shlepy
Magna.
Auguß 17. Thomas Mitchell, of Hatton-crurt, Threadneedle-
Arca, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at
Guildhall.
Auguß 23. Robert Tabrurn, Shopland , Etna, dealer and Chap-
man, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Auguft 23 Thomas Thurgood,of Welwyn, Harts, thopkeeper, at
ten, at Guildhall, Londen.
Auguß 28. William Weaver, of Bow-lane, London, anatomic-
man, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Auguft ie. George Forbes, late of Copthar-court. Throgmor-
ton.ftreet, merchant and underwriter, at ten, at Guildhall
Anglia r 3. David Mvlfatt, cif Fleet Market, London, groca, at
ten, at Guildhall
Auguft 7 Janes Kerfkaw and William Kerfhaw, of Halifax,
Yorkfhire, merchants, at ten, at the White Lion inn, Halifax.
Auguft 12. John Burlingham, of Old )3uceenhatn, Norfolk , mil-
ler, at eleven, a, the Cock inn, Attlebureh, Norfolk.
Auguft ;. John Stormy, of Blackman-ftreet, Newington, Sar-
re'', aoachrnaker, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
Auguß 13. Robert Sharpies, late of Andaman, Lancalhire, fhop-
keeper, at eleven, at tae Pack Horfe,Bridgeitreet, ancheier
-Aura ts. John Mattrafs, of Salm John's Chapel. Durham, ii.n-
keeper, at craven, at the Shakcfpear tavern, N'evicattle.u;,,un-
Tyne.
Auguß 13. Albert lona, sate of Duke-ftreet, York-buildings,
Strand, merchant, at ten,at Guildhall, London.
Auguft 14. 'Thomas Payne, late of Athford, Kent, grocer, at
twelve, at the Saracen's Head is, AltifOrd.
Auguß to, 'Thomas Robe-en:Alla H,ittota, Cornwall, grocer,
at eleven, at the Angel inn, Hellion.
Auguß 19. John Smith and Robert Smithies, of Pool, Yorkthir
paper maker, and copartners, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds.
Auguß ice. James Wanklin, late of Knighton, It adnorthlre, mer-
cer, draper, and falefinan, at eleven, at the Crown inn, Warcelter.
Auguß c. Richard Henry Annittead, now or late of Bradtnrd,
York (hire, grocer, at eleven, at the Bull's Head Inn. Bradfoid.
Aigult :3. John 'Taylor, of Maiden-lane, Wood-ftrat, I.on-
don, waver and ftraw bat manufacturer, at twelve, at Guildhall
Auguft, 13. John Clark, of Pancras-lane, London, tailor, at
twelve,at
Auguß 30. William Youard, of North Waltham, Notre*, currier
and leather-4n ffer, at four, at the Bull, St; Clement, Norwich.
Auguß 9. George Coots, late of Caufton, Norfolk, merchant and
minder, at twelve, at the Bull Inn, Magdalen-Rivet Norwich.
A gult to. John Kindel, late of Liverpool, Cabinet-maker. at
twelve, at the York Hotel, in Willianifon-fquare, in Liverpool
Auguß to. Henry Fuleher, of Shoe-lane, Loudon, victualler, at
ten, at Guildhall
Augul to. John Plowes, of Leeds, Yorkfhire, merchant, at ten,
at the hunk of Mr. George Newlove, the King's Arms, Leeds.
Auguß 13. Edward Davies, of Ivy lane, Lea 4 on, farrier, at
ten, at Guildhall