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.FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. 1
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4.l'ki, Gazette notifies the baptism of the Princess Alexanddma
Vitoria, daughter of the Duke of Kent, ai stated in a foriter
Paper: the appointment of Alexander llfaconorhic' Req. Mai
Lord Advocate, as one of the Lords of Session and Justiciary,
la Scotland ; and that of Sir Wm. Rae, as Lord Advocate. Ah
Order in Council further suspend*, for one year, from the 27th
of tail mouth, the Ballot or enrolment of the Local Militia.]
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
wAlt-OPF/CE, JUNE 23, 1819.
lot Regiment of Life Guards—Lieutenant William Slayter
Smith, froth loth I.ight Dragoons, to be Cornet and Subs
Lieuteuaot.•ic" Burdett, who exchanges.
ith Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Comet Charles Day Seto;
from the ISth Light 'dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Bantuj
who exchanges.
6th Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Ake:older :Issoard S.
be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Browne, who retie..
To be Lieutenants—Cornet laliot Armstrong, by purchwe
Hassan', 'Cornet and Adjutant 'Dumas Boyd (to 'lunaC
the rank).
10th Regiment of Light Dfagoons—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant
Robert Burdett, from the Ist Life Guards, to be Lieutenant,
vice Smith, who exchanges.
18th Ditto—TO be Cornets—Walter ,Sco?r, Gent. by purchase,
vice Sir T. C. Style, who retires ; Cornet William Battier,

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from the sth Dragoon 'Guards vice Sewn, who exchanges.
19th Ilitto--coptais 41)or, from the 2d Vim India
Regiment, to be Captain of a troop, vice Armstrong, who
exchanges ; Cornet Alexander bailey to be Lieutenant, by
puechue, vice Dowlies, who retires
31st Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant Adderley• Beamish to he
Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Ducwra, who retiree;
Besign William Smyth to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vies
smish; Francis Ward, Gent- to be ang% by purchase,
vise Sm?-th.
45d Diri.o•-.Major William Haverfield, from half-pay of tfi•
Regiinenc, to bb Major, vice William Fr saris Patrick Naples's
' oche e.:ohanges.
54th Diets Lieutenant-Colonel John Daniell, from half-pay of
th. 924:t Foot, to be lieuteman-Colonel, vice John Earl
Wa:uegrave, who exchanges.
79th Ditto-Captain Alexander Fisher Macintosh, from the
bilf-pay of the 60th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, due
Frederick Laneltry, who exchanges, receiving the differences
2d West India Reginient,-Captaia Wiliam Armstroa&korit,
the 19th Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a Company, vine
Major, who exchanges • Lieutenant Henry John Ricketts to
be Adjutint; vice Anderson, who resigns the Adjutanet7 only,
Cape Corps-,--Lleutenant Charles Henry Somerset, from the
21st Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by pur-
chase, vice Ilardiag, who retires.
MIMPLANDA.
The Christian name of Ensign Manic, appointed to 79th Foot,
on the 3d instant, is Fox only.
The re-appointment of Captain Mandeville to 59th Foot, has
been antedated to Ist September, 1817, that being the date It
ought to bear.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Essex.
John lian, John Theophilus Daulaz, John Wright, Robert
Welty Hall, Thomas William Bratnon, Champion Edward
IJranfi4, Ellis Anderson Stephens, and George Harrison Wit-
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son, EsqrL to be Deputy Lieutenants. .
' • ' BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Thomas `Taylor, Csuiklfare, liquor-merchant, from June 26 to
August lii, at eleven, ar Guildhall, London.
BANK RUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
George, otherwise Hunt, Frome Selwoood, clothier.
• Richard Wild, Craven-street, Strand, tailor.
John liederie, Leicester-square, tailor.
BANKRUPTS.
14/Samuel Paull, Havant-street, Portsea, broker, to surrender
July 54, 6, and August 7, at twelve, at the Anchor and Hope
*Them, St. George's-square, Portsea. Attend's, Mr. John-
son, Portsea; or Ms. Cope, Wilson-street, Gray's Inn-lane.
Thomas limner Granger, Leeds, money-scrivener, July 6, at
sit, at {he Sessions-house, Wakefield ; 7, at, eleven, at the
Sessions-botsse, Leeds; and August 7, at eleven, at the Sea-
slor.t.lutaser Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Evans, Hatton-gar-
den; or Menem Robinson and Heap, WAlrdiel •
John Crockltt, sen. and Edward Crockitt, lEbdale, Stafford-
shire, ironmasttrs, July 9, at hitt-, 10, and Angest 7, at
eleven, at the Uttleton's Arms Inn Penkridge. Anomie.'
Messrs. Aortic, and Wright. loner Temple; or Mess'
Bourne and Sons, Dudley.
John .RoLna Silva' late of Liverpool, merchant, July 7, 14,
,ritul August 7, at eleven. at the George Inn, Dale•street, Li-
verpooL Attornics, Mr. Williams, Castle-street, Liverpool;
or%li. Chester, Staple Inn, Holborn.
•-John Aston, Birmingham, victualler, July 9,` 10, and Auguit
7, ;t twelve, at the Woolpack Inn, Birmingham. Attoraies,•
Mr. Edmunds, Ex.ctiequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn; or
• = Mr. Mole, Birmingham. •
Wilffash Ca., Leek, Staffordshire, silk-manufacturer, July 9,
et three, 10, and'Augest 7, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Mae-
cleeffeld. Attornies, Mr. Sherwin, Great James-street, Bed-
' ford-row; or Mr. Wadsworth, Macclesfield.
lioseph Linsley, jun. Leeds, merchant, July 3, at Ave, at the
• Rose and Crown Inn, Huddersfield; July 5, at eleven, at
the Yew Tree Inn, Robert Town; and August 7, at four,at
the Sessions-house, Wakefield. AttOrniti, Messrs. Smith,
Hatton-garden; or Mr. Taylor, Mirfield, near Leeds.
Henry Feathernonhangh, Bishop-Weannouth, coal-fitter, Jay
10, el, and August 7, at eleven, at the George Inn, New--
castle-upon-Tyne. Anomie', Mr. Blakistone, Symond's Inn;
or Mr. Hinde, Bishop-Wearmouth.
John James, Cheltenham, innkeeper, July 9, 10, and August
7, at eleven, cat the Royal llotd, Cheltenham. Attornkso,
Messrs. Newmarch and Straford, Cheltenham; or Mr. King,
Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street.
Frederick and Godfrey Moiling, Jerusalem-court, Gracechurch-
treet, merchants, July 3, 15, and August 7, at twelve, at
Glakibs6l. Anomie', Messrs. Wiltshire, Bolton, and Cole,
Did Broad-street.
John Howard, Wooburn, Bucks, paper-maker, July 3, 10,
and Anglia 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Allows, Mincing-lane.
John King, late of Ipswieh, timber-merchant and lints-burner,
July 12, 13, and August 7, at eleven, at the Coach and
Horses, Ipswich. Anomie', Mr. Gross, Ipswich; or Mr.
Bromley, Gray's Inn.
Henry Smith, sen. Kiltworth Harcourt, Leicestershire, miller,
July I, 7, at eleven, and August 7, at three, as the Three
Crowns Inn, Leicester. Attnrnies, Mr. Coop, I'dea's';
or Mr:James, Earl-street, Blackfriars.
Benjamin Hall, Bristol, glazier, July 8,9, and August 7, at
one, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Anomie', Mr. Heells,
Au* Ina s; or Mr. Smith, Exchange-buildings, Bristol.
William Skidmore, Sheffield, grocer, July 6,7, sad August 7,
at eleven, at the Tontine Inn. Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. C.
Brookfield, Sheffield; or Messrs. Tilson and Prestos, Cole-
man-street.
George Adams and Thomas Nash, lets of Gloucester, jewellers,
July 3,6, and August 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At.,
torney, Mr. Manning, Clement's Inn.
Richard Fielder, late of Tenterden, Kent victualler, July 3,
10, and August 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London: Attor-
ney, Mr. Lewis, Crutched-fries.
William Cavet, Angel-street, St. Martin's-la-Grand, cook, June
29, at ten, July 15, and August 7, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Croft, Chancery-lane.
John Nunn, St. Mary Stratf's-' coal-merchant, June
'•l7, and A. Guildhall.
. Courteen tad .
Gubby, Lower Yo,
July 3, 13, and Aug.
sey, Mr. King, Castle-stn
man, OM Cavendish-street,
suit 71AI ten, at Guildhall. n
nd, Great Maly-la-Bonne-street.
Cohen, Great Aliestreer
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R. F. Bell; Oxfortl-street, linett-atapers; It twelve. July 3;J.
Stubbs, Long-acre, coach-plater, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to made In thp COUNTRY.
Juhr23, J. Bad and R. Shiw, Splienhamland, Berks, tim-
ber-dealers' at eleven, at the George mild Pelican Inn, Speen-,
Min Aily 116 R. Johnson, Laise.End, Staffordshire, ma.
4tufaeturer of earthenware, at eleven, at the Roebuck Inn,
Newcastle-ender-Lyme. July 19, J. King, Swaffhara, farmer,
at twelve, at the Crown Inn. Swaffham. July 26, R. Town-
send, Preston, Lsnca,hire, c irn-dealer, at eleven, at the King's
' Arms, Preston. July 19, A. Rawlinson and T. ingot, Liver-
pool, merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. July
123, G. Pardow, Coughton, Warwickshire, needle-malutr, at
eleven, at the Angel Inn, Alcestut. August 5, T. Middleton,
Liverpool, cotton-manufacturer, at twelve, at the York Hotel,
Williamson-squaxe, Liverpool.

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COURT OF -104#* lAN' INTELLIGANCir -"'
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ATTORNEY GENERAL AIM lIpDGES 17. JORIfROR
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' AND VIE CORPoRATION a LONDON.
. This question came 'on again this day, and Conn-
sel were directed to argue it on two grounds—first,
whether the proposed wharf would be a nuisance ?
and, secondly, whether the Attorney General was
bonaficle a party ?
Mr. TINNEY, on behalf of the plaintiff, contended,
that if the Court were to permit the erection to go on,
it would be a great inconvenience, because the cur-
rent of the River at that quarter would be rendered
more quick, and thereby barges and other vessels
would be subjected to certain destrection. He had
affidavits in: his hand which stated, that oci violent
was the current in March, 1818, owing to a storm,
that all the barges near this spot must hive been
stove, had it not been for the favourable retreat af-
forded by this bay ; and one barge was actually so
shattered, that her owners lost some thousand pounds.
Mr. Johnson was in the habit of exacting dues from
those who used it, having entered into an agreement
with Mr. Impel, agent of Lord Grosvenor. An in-
dictment was preferred against him in 1818, but
dropped, as the work had ceased ; but in May, 1819,
the defendant began by pulling down the rail which
protected the road, and by employing a vast number
of men to fill up the bay. Mr. Hodges thought it
his duty to take advice, and he consequently filed
this information; and obtained the injunction. On
the same day he preferred a second indictment, to
which the defendants had since pleaded, and it was
now set down for trial. It was impossible to sav
whether it would be heard at the ensuing Sittings at-
ter Term ; but even if it should not, that would not
interfere with the jurisdiction of the Court. The nui-
siance would be irreparable :f allowed to proceed, as
it included a space of 373 feet long, and thirty-three
in breadth ; and when it once was completed, it
would be beyond the power of any Court to grant
adequate damages for losses whichmmight thereby be
occasioned. As to the Attoruey General, he remarked,
that this being a public nuisance, that Officer was ex-
officio a requisite and indispensable party.
Nr. HORNE, on the other hand, was decidedly of
opini.n, that the plaintiffs had totally failed in mak-
ing out that this was a nuisance, or that any possible
injury could result from it to the public. Even after
the wharf was erected, there would be 50 feet between
the wall and the low water-mark, and 100 feet be-
tween the wall and the high current. The City of
London had, by a gift of the Crown, been appointed
Conservators of the River, which they had exercised
for centuries. The Thames, it was well known, was
covered with wharfs on each side in every part of the
City, and if such were nuisances, surely the City
would never 'have allowed them to be made._ The
Attorney General's name was put on this record for
no other purpose than to give weight to the applica-
tion, and to accomplish a private job. As to the work
itself, it would rather benefit than impede commer-
cial purposei ; and surely the public advantage was
to be consulted in preference to the allegations of wa-
termen, unAss the latter could shew a prescriptive
right to the bay. Under such circumstances, he
should move for the injunction being dissolved.
The Loan CHANCE,LLOR said, when he came to the
Court,fortyloar years ago, it was customary then for
the Attorney General to attend in propna persona
when his name was on the record, -and to state
whether he would go on with the cause or not. That
practice had been discontinued since the days of Lord
Thurlow, and Lord*Loughborough ; bat he should
now wish the Solicitor General to examine the record
and see what, as acting for the Crown, he ought to
do. He thought the question of a more serious na-
ture than perhaps might be generally supposed, and
was disposed to decide it whenever the Solicitor Ge-
neral made his report. He would implore the Soli-
citor General to make as much speed as possible, and
judgment would then be finally given. At present
he must say it rather appeared to him to be a nuisance.
At one o'clock the Court adjourned.
The case of the Princess of Wales v. Lord, Liver-
pool and Count Munster was further postponed ;
and that of Gordon v. Gordon was peremptorily fixed,
for a hearing on Tuesday.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE :16.
THE KING V. HILL, MANNERS, AND WEIR.
Mr. Webb, conformably to the recommendation of
the Judges, appeared personally in Court this morn-
ing, and had the judgment, previously entered at the
Crown Office, confirmed in his favour, with a view to
ulterior proceedings against Sir George Osborne Page
Turner, for a malicious prosecution and for false
imprisonment.

THY LINO V. MOSELY WOLFE.

At the Sittings of the Court before Mr. Justice
BEST, the COMMON SERIEANT moved, that the fine
of ten thousand pounds, which this defendant was
adjudged to pay last Term, be estreated into the
Court of Exchequer. We understood this motion to
be made on behalf of the Lord Mayor and Corpora-
tion of London.

Mr. Justice Br.rr. suggested that the motion had
better be made on the last day of the Term, other-
wise the Learned Counsel would have to go into the
Court of Exchequer to make a similar application.
The motion was accordingly postponed.

The Duke. and Duchess of BEDFORD the Duke
and Duchess of WELLINGTON, the Duchess of RICH..
MOND the Marquis and Marchioness CORNWALLIS,
the Marchioness of TAVISTOCK, the Earl and Coun-
tess Grey, and a large party of Fashionables, took ar
the Admiralty barge,

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E•fotv Loth Chief Justice Dauu and Mr. Justice Btu
ilughingimassaltes-41onday, July an, at Bucking'.
jodfardshine-i-Thursday, July 2g, at Bedford.
Jimitingdonshire—Saturday, ",ily 31, at Huntingdon.
Cambridgr.hire—Monday, Aug.:st 2, at Cmiloidge.
Sofolk—'rhonsday, August 5, at Bury St. Fenn
Norfolk—Tuesday, August 10, at the Cas,le of N,,ro
City of Norwich-Same day, at the Guildksll of k
Norwich.

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