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COURT OP BIWA BENCH, FIB. 41. PRINCE Of WALES'S COUNCIL:
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Lord Kzolrow reieived the rant of the off ce off'4t a Council of his Royal Highness the ttfiCa of.
Filazer and Clerk of the Writs .and Errors of this WALES, held at Carlibn House, on the Ist of February
Court from the hand of Lord ELLPNBDROUGH. Mr. 1810, RICHARD OINAM, Esq. of Penzance; was ap-
RICHARDSON, who held the office during Lord Kim- pointed Sheriff of the County of Cornwall for the
TON'S minority, resigned in due form.
KlBlo,by his Royal Highness the Pats= of
with The whole day was taken up the justification ES in Council.
of bail ; for which purpose Mr. Justice BAILEY 'TREASURY CHAMBERS; FEBRUARY 2.
Observing the Attorney-General enter, the Learned The King has been pleased to appoint Alexander o:bornsEs q.
Judge asked him if he was aware that the other Judges
Itcochrano be a Cco,mAis.serceeraseofat.be Customs in Scotland, vice Alnaander
would not be in court to-day ?
CROWN OFFICE, FEBRUARY s.
Thu ATTORNEY GENERAL said, he Was not, bt4 I
that he had a motion to make which might as well be . MEMBERS RETURNED TO senve IN THIS PRESENT PAR.
LIAMENT.
made before a single Judge as the whole Bench. It I Botooau or Duawien.—Snowden Borne, Esq.
was a motion for leave to file an information in the I BOROU Gil or Nrwroar —The Right Honourable Lord vis-
nature of quo warrant°, calling on George Gill to shew count Palmerston.
by what authority he exercises the office of a burgess BOROUGH AND PARISH or BUCKINGHAM: 411 e Honourable
of the town of Richmond, in Yorkshire ? The affida- George
Grenville. (commonly
Hminoonnolyurabe Thomas
calledlLhoordas GGeorrgenevne who has
g Gire nville),in
the room of the
tit stated the constitution of the Bprouh, and then accepted the Chiltegh ra Hundreds.
the mode by which this Gentleman was elected ;to • Boaolion or TireaToN.—The Right Honourable Richard
which there were two objections—first, that the Mayor Ryder, of Great George-street, in the City of Westminster.
voted, whereas, by the constitution, he had no right ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, FEBRUARY S. •
to vote, among the Aldermen, who were twelve in Copy of a Letter from Captain Parker, of his Majesty's ship
number. Secondly, that the numbers being equal'', Amazon, to Admiral Lord Gambier, and transmitted by his
the Mayor gave another vote to turn the scale, under 14rd:hip to John Wilson Croker, Esq.
the title of a casting vote ; a right which he could not His Majesty's ship Amazon, at Sea, January 21, 1810.
possess, even under the authority of any bye-law, for My Lord—l have the honour to acquaint your
Lordship that the French privateer brig le General
a bye-law would be bad, as being unreasonable, and if Perignon, of fourteen -guns eighty-three men,
gave the same individual power to vote twice at one was this morning captured by his Majestys ship under
and the same election.—Rule to shew cause granted. my
command, after a run of one hundred and sixty
miles : she left St. Maloes on the Bth instant, since
which she has captured the Unanimity brig from
Porto, and from her superior sailing has cruized very
successfully against our trade, since the commence-
bunt of the war. 1 have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) w. PARKER.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, FM. 3.
Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Ensign William Sterling,
from the 29th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Shearer, '
promoted.
Ist Regiment of Dragoons—hospital Mate William Longman
te 'be Assistant Surgeon, vice M‘Kenzie, promoted in the 39th
Font.
13th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Wm. S. Smith,
from the 2d Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Ar-
nold, who exchanges.
14th Ditto—Francis Fowke, Gent. to bo Cornet, by purchase,
vice Parris, appointed to the 57th Foot.
40th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Du Cane to be Captain of a
Troop, by purchase, vice Barker, who retires.
Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Elliott, from the
48th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Fitzroy Stanhope, who ex-
changes; Godfrey John Kpeller, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Streatfield, promoted.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign George Bowles
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dickenson, who retires.
4th Regiment of Foot—Ensign John Clark to be Lielitenant, by
purchase, vice Kirwan, promoted; VTm. Lonsdak, Gent. to
he Ensign, without purchase, vice Clark.
sth Ditto—Lieutenant Michael Doyle to be Captain of a Co.'ns
paay, by purchase, vice I.ockyer, who retires.
6th Ditto—Hospital Mate Wm. Tribe to be Assistant Surgeon,
vice K, ating, promoted.
14th Ditto—Captain Charles M'Gregor, from the 3d Garrison
Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fawcett,who ex-
changes; Lieutenant George Stonebridge, from the 4th Garri-
son Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Fellowes, who ex-
changes.
21st Ditto—Cnntleman Cadet John Watts, from the Royal Mi-
litnry College, to he Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice
Furrier, promoted.
26th DiLlo—Ensign John Grimshaw to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, .ice Smith, promoted.
28th Ditto—Lieutenant 'Thomas English to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchase; lieutenant Henry W. Farr, frost the
lid Foot to be ditto.
To be Lieutenants, without Purchase.
Ensigns Matthew Kelly, Samuel Moore, John Coen, Charles
Carruthers. •

COURT OF CHANCERY, FEBRUARY 3.
GILBERT V. LOWTON.
An action of ejectment had been brought against
the defendant to recover certain landed property and
coal-mines. In the first the plaintiff succeeded, but
in the coal-mines he failed. This application was
made by the defendant, to have the costs allowed,
or, in other words, to have the costs of that part in
which the plaintiff had failed, set against those in
which he had succeeded.
The Lonn CHANCELLOR saw no reason for deviating
from the common course of proceeding. The plaintiff
had incurred costs in recovering some property, which
was his right, and which the defendant ought to have
resigned to him ; and though the plaintiff had not
succeeded to the full extent, of his claim, yet his suc-
ceeding in part entitled him to his costs.
Application refused.
EDMONTON CHAPEL.
A Bill had beers filed in this case, on the part of
the -Attorney General, in behalf of the Relaters, who
were members of the congregation of the Edmonton
Chapel. against the Rev. Mr. Fowler, the •Minister•of
:-the Chapel, and the Trustees under the Deed of
Trust. The funds of the Chapel, it appeared from
this deed, were to arise from the letting of the pews,
the proceeds of which were to be applied, first, in
payment of the rent, public burdens; and salaries to
the necessary officers ; and the balance was to belong
to the Minister, which, in addition to such gratuities
as he should receive from the individuals of the con-
Lion was to form his income. The Bill charged
the-defendantsit had violated the trust, by escrud-
ing certain members of ;*e communion, and by mis-
applying the funds. A receiver had been appointed
by the. Lord Chancellor, and a motion was now made
for an attachment against the defendants, for different
alledged breaches of the injunction.'
Mr. HART was for the relaters, and Sir S. Ro-
lout for the defendants.
The Loan CHANCELLOR could not see any clear and
positive contempt of the Court in the different acts.
charged as breaches of the injunction, and over the
gratuities to the Minister the Court could have no
.controul. It appeared that the pews ' were not let,
it were occupied by persons who paid nothing for
them. It was absurd to suppose that the pews should
be let under the authority of the Master in his Office;
but still, if a systematic plan was laid to defeat the
orders of that Court, some remedy must be lonnd.—
It was far from his wish to interfere so as to shut up
the Chapel ; but, at the same time, this fund must be
managed like any other estate, and if the defendants
would interfere in such a manner as to render the or-
der of.the Court a nullity, the Court niust support its
! own authority, by ordering that no pew should be
occupied unless paid for. To give the parties, how-
ever, still one other opportunity of freeing themselvei
from such an interference on the part of the Court as
I might tend to injure rather than to promote the corn-
! mon interest, he should postpone making any Order
till the first Seal after the Term.

To be Ensigns,
Wm. lingviett, Cent. vice Kelly ; Robert M'Donnell, Gent. vice
• Moore ; George Ingram, Ger.t. vice Coen ; George B. Hobart,
Gent. vice Carruthers; Henry Hutton, Gent. and John Clark,

Gent.
34th Ditto—Captain Walter Hovenden to be Major, by purchase,
vice Terrewest, who retires; Lieutenant Timothy Davies to
be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice liovenden ; En-
sign Tristam Squires, from the 's6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by
purchase; Ensign John Elsie, from the 97th Foot, to be ditto,
by purchase.
3.9 th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon J. M'Kenzie, from the Ist Dra-
goons, to be Surgeon, vice Kidd, deceased.
Vth Ditto—Captain the Hon. F. H. R. Stanhope, from the Ist
Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Elliot, who
exchanges; Ensign James Black to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Young, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons;
Thomas Rothwell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Black.
52d Regiment of Foot.
To be Lieutenants, without purchase,
Ensign Henry Jackson; vice Macdonald, deceased; Ensign Wm.
Monins, vice Dundas, appointed to the Ist Dragoons ; Ensign
Douglas J. Hamilton, vice Laye, appointed to the 4th West
India Reziment.

To he Ensigns,
Gentleman Cadet Hilliam Hay, front the Royal Military College,
vice Jackson ; Robert Smith, Gent. vice Monies; David Wal-
ker, Gent. vice Hamilton.
58th Ditto—D. Barry, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon.
60th Ditto—Surgeon Joint Bennett, from the 70th Foot, to be
Surgeon, vice Collier, who exchanges; Hospital-Mate David
Preston to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Dumoulin, promoted in
the 97th Foot.
62d Ditto—Brevet Major John Goodridge to be Major, without
purchase,vice Ashworth, promoted ; Lieutenant m. Jelin-
stone to te Captain of a Company, vice Goodridge ' • Ensign ,
Frederick Spitler to be Lieutenant, vice Johnstone; William
Donde, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Spitler.
'• Ditto—Ensign Thomas Thomas to be Lieutenant, without
purchase ; Lieutenant T. Harrison tobeAdjutant.vice M'Chaln,
deceased. , • • •
C6th Ditto--Ensign Charles James Fox to be Lieutenan', vice
Dudgeon, deceased ; Ensign R. H. Reardon, front the 82d Foot,
to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ellis, promoted; John
Garstin, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Fox._ . • ,
69th Dttto—Ensign Edward Sprowle to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Graham, supe.seded ; W. E. Ellis, Gent. to be
Ensign, vice Sprowle. •
70th Ditto—Surgeon Charles Collier, from the 60th Foot, to be'
Surgeon, vice Bennett, who exchanges.
79th Ditto—Richard Brittain, Esq. Lieutenant, from the 20th.
Light Dragoons, to be Paymaster of the Sd Battalion, vice Mott
fatt, appointed to the Ist Battalion.
82d Ditto—Edward I topper, Gent. 'to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Reardon, promoted in the 66th Foot.
83d Ditto—Ensign J. B. Tresilian to be Lieutenant, vice Wood,
deceased; William Wiley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Tresilian.
89th Ditto—Captain John Grant, from the 86th Foot, to be Ma-
jor, without purchase, vice Morrison, promoted in the lstWest
India regiment.
97th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon I. Dumoulin, from the 60th Foot,
to be Surgeon, vice Beacham, promoted on the Staff.
101st Ditto—Joseph Lindsay Blacite, Gent..to be Ensign, bypur.
chase, .vice Rochfort, promoted:
4th West India Regiment—Lieutenant Thomas Laye, from
the 52d Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice John.
st on, promoted in the Royal York Rangers.
Royal African Corps—Ensign Oswald Pilling to be Lieutenant,
without purchase; Ensign. George Christie to 1* Lieutenant,
without purchase; Volunteer John Match= Isaac. to be En-
sign, vice Piling ; Valentine Alexander Chisholm, Gent. to be
ditto, vice Christie..
2cl Garrison Battalion-;-Lieuteneat Ids Harris Arimittl, from the
13th Light Dropout, to be Liwistsit, vice iiatithovito co
chanages._
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COCKPIT, FEBRUARY I.

Before the Most Noble and Right Honourable the
Lords Commissioners of Appeal in Prize Causes.

CHINSIMAU, &e.—This question Tespected a sum amounting
to .£23,990, (part of the proceeds arising from the capture of the
above place, In the East Indies,) which had been in possession of
the East India Company for a considerable length of time
heir I.ordships this day gave judgment, and decreed the £23,000
to besaid In the Registry of the High Court of Admiralty, with
Interest front the year )796.

L Girt ti.CAUSSE TELL, SAVLIER Master.—This was a ques-
tion of joint capture. It appeared that this French ship of war
was captured on the 30th of March, 1800, by his Majesty's ship
of war Foudroyant, she having made her escape out of the har-
bour of I.a Valette, in the island of Malta. A claim of joint cap-
ture was set up by his Majesty's ships of war Culloden and Nor-
thumberland, on the ground of composing a part of the squadron
employed in the blockade and reduction of the said island; the
Foudroyant being also one belonging to the same squadron.—
Their Lordships, in this case, alErtned the sentence of the High
Court of Admiralty, which decreed, that the Culloden and Nor-
thumberland were entitled to share as joint captors.
Tice Prtit:ctre REOENTZ, DA ROCHA Master.---This Portu-
gum ship, with a cargo of various articles, on a voyage from Am-
sterdam to Lisbon, was captured by the Ceres privateer, George
Missery Commander, and carried to Guernsey. It appeared that
' the High Court of Admiralty restored the ship and cargo, as
claimed. Their Lordships, after hearing the Counsel on both
' sides, affirmed the sentence of the Court below, and condemned
the Appellants in the costs of the appeal.