The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-01 00:00:00

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FROM sirttAD43. Niarirs aJzstrg.
WAR OPlticE, Juxi de.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Oentlemen Cadet H.
Curtis, from the Royal Military College, to he Coraet. by
purchase, vice Lord Belfast, promoted.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Geards--Aselstast-Surgeon
F. Gilder, from the half-ply of the tit or Grenadier Fleet.
of Fait Guards, to be Assistant-Sergoon, vice 8. Gilder.
who exchanges.
3d Regiment of Foot—Brevet Major H. Marley Lobe Ma-
jor, hyrochase. vice Roberts, who retires; Lieutenant H.
F. Lodi rto be Captain, by purchase, vies Marley' En-
siga O. Canoe to he Lieutenant. by purchase, 'lee
Liekyer ; G L. Christie, Gent. to be Ensigu, by purchase,
vice Cartme.
7th Ditto—Lieutenant E. W. Bell to be Captain, by per-
ehase, vice Rohison, who retires; Second Lleetenant W.
H. Wood, from the Ride Brigade, to be Lieutenant, by per-
elves,. Ace Rowley, promoted in the Pad Regiment.
I ith Ditto—Limitenert F. Cordeld from the half-pay of
the *M Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice J. O'Kelly, who
exelmages, rece,viog the difference.
Diqo—Lieeteogat J. C. Browne. from the ball-pay
of the 38th Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice A. Steele, who
sambanges, receiving the difference.
list Ditto—Ensign A. Graeber to be Lieutenant, without
purchase. vice 11•Certhy, deceased; A. L'Estrasp, Gent.
to be &mks. via Graeber.
Rile Brigade—J. Meister, Gent. to be Seeood
by purchase. vice Wood promoted In the 7th Regt.
(fence—lituttenant-Colonel R. Torrent'. of the 38th Rout.
to be Deputy Adjutant General to the King'•Tr•ops serving
in Ste Nast indite, vice Lienteeent-Colonti Murray, who
resigns; Major P. Stanhope, on the hall-pay of thelidth
Neighaest, to be Deputy Quarter Master General to the said
Troops, with the rank of Liestenset-Coloael in the Army,
vier IJenteoent-Colooel Terrace.
COVIIIIIIIMIIIAT—ASSIStiIIt-COONlllllMpalaitfal W. Hen-
&rem. trove the Web Commissariat, to bee Deputy Com-
nilmery-General.
Commission In the King's 'Own Staffordshins MWtia, Piped
by the Lord Lienteeent of the Comity of Stafford.
11.icatenset T. Fernyboagh to be Quarter-master, vice
Horton. denied.
Commiseloes is the North Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry
Cavalry, signed by the Lard Lientesant of tho Comity of
Somerset.
H. Davis. Iraq. to be Captain ; W. V. 7111mal, Gent. to
be Liestegoot.


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L4IP I.VTELLIORSCH.
COURT OF RING'S BENCH.—Jams 29.

RAGAN W. et:click.
This was an action by the plaintiff to recover da-
mages for so assault committed on his wife by the de-
fendant's dog. Front the evidence it appeared that
the plaintiff's servant was going along Angel-court,
where the parties live, and had her mistress's favourite
dcg with her ; the defendaot was passing at the time
with his dog, end the animal commenced a fight. Mrs.
Fagan hearing of the perilous situation in
which her favourite was, came oat to part them, and
took her dog up in her arms, when the defendant, not
liking his spurt should be put a!, end to, encouraged
his dog to persevere, by clapping his hands, and other
gestures, well understood by the canine race. Thus
urged on, the defendant's dog made a spring at little
pug, but missed hisobject, and fastened oe Mrs. Fagan's
arm, which was lacerated is a very serious macncr.—
On the part of the defendant several wit were
called, who swore that the defendant did not encourage
the dogs, and that Sin. Fags. struck the defendant's
dog with a whip.
The Jury, after some deliberation, gave a verdict
for the plaintiff—Damages one farthing, costs one
farthing.
BROWN O. vvonowooon.
This was an action brought for the recovery of the
valve of brass rules used is printing and new cast letters.
The defendant is a perms' ra as extensive hoe of print-
ing, and had a compositor awned Beasley. who pur-
chased from the plaintiff the goods In question. It ap-
peared from his evidence, together with the books of the
plaintiff, that he bad bees trusted with them on his own
account, having had various transactions in order to
supply his friends in the amenity. His employer. per
him the privilege of parchasing those articles,
and the plaintiff Brews bad agreed to sell them to him
on his owa credit, allowiag him • profit upon them.
When the account came to-be closed, there was a differ-
ence between the pardes, and Beasley said be would not
pay the amount of the account headed in, bat be offered
Its pay 101. The plsiatiff ',fend r receive it, saying
be would Lave the whole amount or would sae him.—
When the old plates were about being removed from
II the defendants' premises to the plastids ter recasting,
some directions appeared to have been given by the de-
fendant or his servants, which Iran riw to the present
action.
The jury, however, were of opinion the credit had
been given to Beasley sad sot to Tborowgood, and
found a verdict for the dekatsat. .
took, Ovabisiso* moms, Joss 119.
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COURT OF EXCISE.

on the part of Mr. and Mrs. Staltlsam, la coos/queue'
of a q I between them.
Drs. Jamsea and JESSE ADAMS in seppert of the
libel, contended that as an adulterous intercourse had
bees sufficiently proved by the evidence of Mr. and Mrs.
Statham, they trustad the Court would pronounce sen-
tence of divorce.
Dr. busninorow, for Mrs. Perrin, contended that
t►e story by Mr. and Mr.. S. was unworthy of credit.
Mr. Green deposed to his attending Mr.. Perrin from
t►e 14th or 15th of February. duriag which time she
was confined to her bed for about a fortnight or three
weeks. Her complaint was spasmodic pains in the
bowels. In she opinion of this witness it was most
improbable, if not physically impossible in her t►en
state of health, that she should have bad commotion,
and he bad no reason to believe that such wen the
case. She was subject to occasional delirium, arid
weld scarcely have bees io that state cohabiting with
any man. Deponent ►isited her every day. and she
►ad a rick nurse.
The Coate directed the case to stand over for the
hearing of Mr. Dodson on the same side, and after
waeds Dr. Jeaser's reply.