Star. — London, England, 1815-07-10 00:00:00

lIIMIIMMIIr KINGV TREAZRE. The sPrhltTs'S CIIARLOTTS of Vlr 'MRS honoured the King'sTbeatre with her pi esence out Saturday night. R•wal Highness was plainly dressed in deep mourning for the Duke of BativswicK The Opera of 11 jelvaggi was performed, in ahi.h the bold full tone of Signora Sail, and the taste and forting of Signora FERLENDIs, were triumphantly displayed. — Two quartettos. in which those celebrated performers, ussisted by Signors GENI and GaAAst, proved their varied powers, were rapturously encored. The Opera was succeeded h.v, the new Ballet in ho• 'your of the victory of Waterloo. The horses played their parts to admiration, but the subiect required 'nothing additional to recommend it to the feelings of Englishmen. In perfect unison with these, was ‘. Ride Britannia," sung in character by Sesst, and concluding the perforinance, completed the happy effect that the Ballet Master intended toproduce. Yesterday Divine Service ras performed at Carl ton Muse by the Rev. F. W. llt.omnstro and the Rev. J S CLAItICE. The Chapel Royal being under repair, Divine Service was petfotmed ye.teid-ly to the Princes CunatoriE 4)1 WALES and her Household, by the Rev Dr. SHORT. Yesterday, at three o'clock, the gallant Marquis of ANGLESCA, (Earl of Uxatunce) having been landed that anorning at Deal from the Admiralty yacht, ar rived at Storey's Gate, which, though the entrance for the Royal Family only into that part of St. James's Park, was previously throven open, that, by the avoiding of the pavement, the wounded Hero might be conveyed with as little inconvenience as possible to Uxbridge House : the people soon recog nised him; and instantly taking the horses from the carriage, constructed so that he might sit oraecline at ease, drew him through the Park amidst an accu mulating populace, who rent the air with their loud and joyous acclamations. His Lordship looked re markably well, considering all his privations and suf ferin4s, returnog the tumultuous gratulations of his countrymen with the most animating hilarity. The Marquis was accompanied by the Countess. by his ton, now the Eall of UXBRIDGE, and by the Honour able Beekeoev sues. A barouche and four, with laurel sprigs iu the hats of the postillions, followed, containing his• Lordship's three Aides-du.Camp. The PRINCE REWNT, the instant he heard of his arrival, sent Colonel BLooazr:ELD to inquire after his health, and to congratulate him on his safe Teter!, and on the exalted fame which his military achievements bad acquired I As the Duke of WELLINGTON is a Pe:r, the Conti tatior. fa bids him to meddle with Jlfoney Bill:: yet, if we mistake not, hi; last diipatc:ics cola .in better arguments on the subject of the Proliertrtax, than all the thousand Petitions drered against it. The Pt tissian Army has not only regained, but im proved upon the character they had under the great Fnanstatce. 11 we could penetrate into the bears of B•):vis'eata re, we should perhaps discover' among the bitterest of his mortificatioes, that a kingdom over which Lc tyl annized with the greatest contempt, h is -risen to such pre-eminence in the list of his destroyers. The inhabitants of Rotterdam, in imitation of those of the Hague and Amsterdam, have *Ait a sum of 3100 guilders for the use orthe wounded at Brussels. b.air!es hint, shirts, Itandkei chiefs, and other articles, lot their better accommodation. The subscriptions .weie still continued, and it was intended to raise a sum for 010 bei.oof t,f the widows and children of those wim bad The scarcity of money is much relieved in the City. 'l'be Dividends have commenced paying at the Bank. in addition to these, there are other sums -which most be in course of payment in a short time —,ae mean the Lottery Prizes their magnitude is calculated to afford riches to all. We beg to remind those entitled to Dividends, of the very trifling risk by which they may increase their capital of stuck : even the purchase of a sixteenth may mid.. them to a sum equal to tl.e dividend upon a capital of morc CI an eighty thousand pounds three per cents. Mr, C. Lueem, of Conduit.street, will, in a few days, publish an interesting Work, entitled Private Edwatian, or, a Practical Plan for the Studies of Young Ladies, with an Address to Parents, Private Governesses and Young Ladies; by Miss APPLETON, formerly Pi eceptress iii the family of the Earl of Lc vaN and MeLvzia.e : also a new Edition,erebenisned with tgi Piates, of that pleasing French work, called Bela:semen: Tait Jeunstre, to which are added Selec tions from those celebrated Moralists, Montaigne, Pascal, La Brnyere, &c. liow•sa err.—A man about fifty years of age, grievously afflicted with the loss of both his eyes, and of course totally blind, and the hiss of his right leg, Las been in cust o dy about a week, and has under gone two ex .minations, charged on suspicion of harsh g crmniitted several acts of fraud. He was committed for further examination.—Thoma: Paulin was charged with robbing a Gentleman in St. James's Park, and was committed for further examination. We are informed that Dr. Coovza, and three emi. nent Surgeons. of SO years experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have established a Medi cal Boar.' at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street, opposite Row LA ND litta.'s Chapel, Blackfriar's-road, where the public are relieved from the most dangerous diseases without salivation or confinement. The In siaution claims the attention of those who may have attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of se im portant a branch of the profession, whose improper treatment have mercurjalized thousands out of their' existence —eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore eyes, t hroat, mouth, and hose, vertigo, noise in theears, dealt:es . , dimness of sight, often ending in blind ness ; paints in die head and limbs, frequently mis. aAcen for rheumatism ;extreme weakness in the knees, swelled ankles, with a generaldshiiity, &c. are only a few oh the dreadful syniptoms which ft Lquentlyappear years after, and too otten embitter the matrimonial state. Messrs. Cooestt and Co. ate consulted daily by alai auks of people,.from s ten till eight or by letter, in closing a fee (for no others are ans wered , stating their case, when medicine and the. best advice is sent to all parts of the kiogJoni. They also Cure the piles and fistula, without burning .or .cutting, and give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, sad San aity niuruiogs, till twelve o'clock. tAILITARY PROMOVOIIS. WAR-OEl'lOl, JULY Pt 24 Regiment of Dragoon Guards—To be Captains of Troops,, without purcha c—Captain Wm. Bush, from half-pay of the Reginient ; Lieutenant lobo Flames. sd Dino—To be C +tains of Troops—Captain Mo. P. F. Cott front I:elf-pay of the Regiment ; Captain W. Shunt, from ditto. To he Lieutenants—Lieutenatits James Hadden Edward Inglis, Edward c,juillitisn, Theobald Pepper, and J. Ormsby, from half-pay of the Regiment. ed Regiment of Dragoons—Tfiontat Walker, Gent. to be Cor net, by purchase, vice Chadwick: promoted. 3d Ditto— To be Captains of Troops, without purchase—Cap tain C. E. Brantlii, front half-pay of the Regiment; Captain Edward Fitzgerald, from half-pay of the )0:k Light Dtagoons. To be Li e u-enaros, without purchase —Lieutenant Jefferis Kings ' ley, and John Goff, from halt-pay of the Reeimeat. 6th Ditto—John Schneider, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase 10th Light I • ragnons—Aseistant• Surgeon R. A. Clierinsitle, from the 7th Light Draeoutts, to be Sureeoti, vice Morrison, pro nrot,d eti the. Stall. 11th Ditto—lieuten.un Mylev Sandys, front the 29th Foot, to tie Lieutenant, vice Leach, who exchange s. 13th Ditto—Oaptain W. Moray, from the 17th Llght Dragoons, to he Captain of a Troop, vice M•Neill, who exchanges; g4l. ben Win. Meade, Gent. to be Cornet, by putchase, vice Ac ton, promoted. 17. h Ditto—Captain M. McNeill, from the 13th Light Dra goons, tube Captain of a Troup, vice Mortis, who exchanges. Ist Regiment of Foot—Brevet t I I homati Deane to be Lieutenant-C.40ne1,, ithout purchase; brevet Major E. M. Bird to be Major, vice Lica:ie. 3d Dino—Lieutenant . 11itaidore Walsh, from half-pay of the Seth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kingsbury, killed in action. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant M. IsPlJotiough, from half-pay of the 26.1 t Fuot, to be Lieutenant, vice Clarke, who exchanges. 11th Ditto—Ensign Charles est to be Lieutenant, without put chase, vice Dolphin. 12th Onto—Captain John Renny, front the Ist Garrison Batta lion, to be Captain tat a Company, vice Gannett, who ex.- changes. I ith Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign 'William Reed, without purchase, vice Harrold, promoted in the ist Gam-ott Baja lioo Elision George Mackeusie ; Ensign W. N. %%Mims; Second Lieutenant W. Armstrong, from the 21st Foot. To be Ensigns—Volunteer Burrows, vice Reed; 'Thomas Dawson, Gent. vice Mackenzie; Wallace Crowe, Gaut. vice Williams. ISth Ditto—Quarter -Master Serjeant Denis Calagry to be Quar ter-Master ; Assistant-Surgeon I booms La Cloche, front half pay of the lite 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assist.un- Surgeon. 31st latto—To be Captains of Companies, without purchase-- Brevet Major George Elrington, from the 3d West India Re giment, vice litany, killed in action; First Lieutenant James Stewart, vice Cue ran killed in action; First Lieutenant J. Mae plierson, vice Mackenzie, appointed to a Veteran Battalion. To be Second lieutenant—Daviti William Archibald Douglas, Gent. without purchase, vice Armstrong, promoted iu the 14th Foot. 25th Ditto—Benjamin Morris, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mao, promoted. .;tie Ditto—Charles Higginbotham, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice St. John, who retiree. 29thIJitto—Lieutenant. William Leach, from the 11th light Dragoons, to beLiesatenaut, vice Sandy to, N ho exchanges. 3..ith Ditto—Ensign Edward Ingram, from half-pay of the 3Gth Foot, to be Ensign, vice Conyers, who exchanges. 37th Ditto—Ensign George Chapman to be Leutenltnt, without purchase, vice Stowards, emits:area to the Nth ktoy.l Ve:tran liatiamait ; and licitly Sargent, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chinnuan. 38th Ditto—Captain William WillsLire,from half-pay of the Re giment, to he Captain of a Company. To be laeutenatits—Lieutenains Ednard Gardiner, and Allen Macdouiall, front belf-pai of the Iteltstirtit. 39•1 i Ditt u —brevet Lieut engin. Celunel Ch.o lex Bruce tube Lieu tenaut-Colonel,wohout purchase ; Brevet Niajor %%lineal Halt Lapslie to be Major, vice Bruce; Lieutenain George Manners, from halt-pay of the IStli Foot, to be Litai.eitant, vice Kings bury, who exchange.. 40th Dnto—Colonel William Stewart, from the sth We:!-Inilia Regiment, tu be Liemenant-Culonvi, wititout purchase, vice Harding, appointed to the Ist Foot Guards. 44th Dltto—Lwanutain Robert Potts Pell, from the half-pay of the Sad Euot, to be Lieutenant ' vice Shaw, one exchanges. 49th Ditto-1 obe Lieutenants, Lieutenant NVilliant from half-pay of the.uoth him, vice Bradford, who exchanges ; Lieutenant James Briscoe, fruits half-pay of the.3telt out, vice Written, who exchanges. Sld Ditto—Ensign Mars Morphen to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Harrington, killetl in anion ; Ensign Jam. s ;-weetity, from half-pay of the 50th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Murphett. 60th Ditto—lb be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign 'rho.. "Ammon ' vice Bagtial, appointed to the 3d Garrisao !Lea lion ; avelEaogn 1 human buriust, vice Visieent, appointed .to the 13th Foot. To be Ens:got—Henry Colulough, Gent. vice Lemelon; George Henry Douglas, Gent. vice Burton. 62d Ditto—Leeman William Fleury. Newton, from the 64th Foot, to be Cdplalil Ida Com : .any, vice bellieshent, who exchanges. Lieutetiatit Edward Windsor, front the 64th Emit, to be Lieu tenant, vice Kivu, who exchanges. 64th Dino—Captain %Valiant liehinghant, from the 412 d Foot, to be Captain of a Coupe ry, vice Newton, who exchanges. to be Lieutenanis—Lieutenaut Alfred Knight, from the 614 hour, vise W iiitisor, who exchanges Ensign William Jackson, by purchase, vice tetras, promoted. 734 Ditto-lobe Captain* of Companies, Brevet-Major Henry B. Lynch, from halt-pay of the Voik Rangers, vice Morris, Who exchanges; Lieutenant Duncan Dewar, fro.n the 21st Foie, vice / ircb, deceased. 77th Ditto—Assegai:l.-surgeon Henry Hart, from half• ray of the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Assistant-surgeoo, vice Bridges, who re iigus. 75th Ditto—William Pollock, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mackenzie, promoted. list Dittus—Lieuniaant A..hiaealpine to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase; Robert Newton Lee, Gent. to be' Ensign, by purchase; idea Hehderson, promoted. 82d Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Pigott to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice French, deceased. 85th Ditto—Ensign W Illuuu 'Hunt to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice hisher, promoted; Chides James Fox, Gent to be Ensign, vice tient. 87th Ditto—William Stainton Hodgson', Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vita Bowes, promoted. 10ed Ditto—Captain lienjamin G. Humfrey. from half pay of the 45th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cus.anee, who whoops. 2d West India Regiment—Major John Ross to be Lieutenant- Colonel, without purchase, vice D'U than, appointed to the Portuguese Army ; Captain George Bradley to be Major, vice Ross; Lieutenant William James Hance to be Captain of a Company, vice Bradley. 4th Ditto—Brevet Li htutenant-Colonel Francis Eddins to be Lieutenaat-Colonel, without purchase, vice Buchan, appointed to the Portuguese Service ;' Brevet Major John Reed to be Major, vice Eddins. lit earth:on Battalion—Captain John Garrock, front the 12th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice !fenny, who ex- changes. 941Ditto--Liesitenant H. W. Roberts, front half pay of the Bth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant. Sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Brevet-Major Augustine Fitzge rald, front the 49th Foot, to be Major; Quarter-Master Wpi. Fuller, of the late I Ith Royal Veteran 13at.alion, to 'be I.ieu tenant ; Ensign '1 homas Adey, from the York Depot at Chel sea, to be Quarter-Matter. Oth Ditto—To be Lieutenants: Lieutenant Robert Cash, from the late Sth Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Cameron, whose appointment hai not take° place ' • Lieutenant William Ross, front halt pay of the 6th Garrison ,Battalion. To be Ensign— Ensign John Hall, irony the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. Bth Ditto—Lleutenlint Robert Stewards, from the 97a Foot; to ..•. . •R[VIT. Lleukeissit-Cokinel GeorgeVlNenlint Forbes, of De Meuron's •.Regiinent (Aid•da•camp to his Royal Highness the PfinCe Re gent), to be Colonel in the At my. Mak* Messed Roberto, it•tbe 62d Foot, to •be Lieutessanb•Co• &uncials tbe Army. Charles Ramos .Forrest, of the 34ih Foot, to be ditto. To 'be Vision's in tote Army—tat sin John Waldron, of the • hoot; Captain Robert Roberts u log, of the 104th Foots Arr• ilaltititertanVlColonel laines Carmichael %Myth, of the Royal En. glitters, to be Aid-de-camp to his Royal Highnels the Princ'e Regent, with the ratite of Colonel In the Army. Major the Honourable F. Leicester Stanhope, of the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Pepnty Adjutant 4.;et , eral to the knesTrot , p , • In the Kest Indies (with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in 'he Army), vice Johnson, who resigns. Major William Linsingen t of the Ist Hussars, to he Deputy A.l. ititativG.:neral to the King's German Legion, with the ra..k ul laetitettant-Colonel itialte Army. Tu be Assistant Storekt epers General to the Forces—John Lloyd and John Henry Dunn, Gents. HOSPITAL STAFF'. Surgeon Charles Morrison, M.D. from the 10th Light DragorloS, to be Physician to the Forces. Stall* Surgeons to be Surgeons to the Forces—Charles Bose fl•twer, Wm. Spence, C. T. Laisite, Patrick M‘Glashati, Giyin and Acting Staff Surgeon John Paddock, front hail pay. To be Hospital Assislants to the Forces—liovital-Mate Bryan O'Beirne,, Wm. Henry Burrell, Robert Sellery, AL x. Mum kittrick. James Finlason Nevison, Win Bain, James Davithon, John Hall, Patrick ItolserNon, James Lowry Tighe, Gents.; and Hospital Assistant 1). W. Nlaginti, front halt pay. MCMORANDUSI The Appointment% of flip tot,lernatntiOnt• ' 01E-ers, as stated in the Gazettes 01 I 31'.1 n.y, 3711 is , ills7.ll•Ave not taken 'ph.ce: Royal Veteran 13.etaltan —Captains the lioa. Clutle.Soatbwell, :111 j0.i13 G. liort, from the Britt , d l.i,r of the late I 2th Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Captains Lieteenatit likchael Taylor, Irons ditto, to lie Lieutenant; Pns:stis hdeard Wiii.lt and Mei. Barclay, front ditto, to he F.nsipns. 6th Foot—Janie. Gardiner, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Swing, promoted Hosp,tal St:if—Surgeon Wm. Thomas, front half pay of the late 41 lt Royal Veteran Battal'ou, to be :'.urgeott to the Forces. LIRA CA in the Gaz.:ttes of ts.h August and tith December 1814, and Ist instant: _ .d West India Regimentli;--- ------ lintilayson, Gent. to be En sign, vice Barry; read Alexander Eitidby. Gent. to be Bodo, vice Barry. 69t1. Foot—For Gentleman Cadet John Weir, from the Royal Mtlitary College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Deigh too, promoted, read Second lieutenant John Wkir, front the 4th Ceylon Regiment, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Deigliton, promoted. 43d Foot—For Ensign James Carr, from half-pay of the 48th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Baxter; read Ensign John Carr, front halt-pay of the 48th root, to be Ensign, vice Baxter. 7IA Fuot—For Lieutenant Robert Dighton, from half-pay of the 34th Foot, to be Ensign, vice M'Craw, who rachan3 , •s ; read Lieutenant Robert Dighton, from hall.pay of the 38th that, to be Lieutenant, vice M'Craw, who exchanges. MINK RUPTS. Sarah Warwick, of Old Cavendish .street, Oxford-street. Middles sex, linen-draper, dealer and chapsroman, to surrender July in, 29, and August 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attursey, Mr. Lawledge, 109 Gray's Inn-lane. Francis Se-arch, of Clerkcnwtll Green, Middlesex, feather-hed manufacturer, July 15, 25, and August 10. at ten, at Gra:khan. Attorney, Mr. Anthony, 83, Hattori-Garden. John Nobly of Buck lersbury, London, merchant, dealer and elm:). man, July 15, 29, and August 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Air. .t lingham, 24, St. John's-square. Francis Wyatt, of yo u Devon, grocer, dealer and chap ' man, July 25, 20, and August 19, at sloven, at tke Pup a- He Inn, Plymouth. Anomie., Mr: Edward Donne, Nu. 5, New Ina, leiudon ; or Mr. John Tulcher, Plymouth. Vs'llliaits Povdtts, ut Braf righatn, hrassfoutidtr, dealer and chats man, July 19, 2C, and August i 9, at e.event, at the Royal tio tel, hirmiughatn. Anomie:, IN irs•rs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme, New Inn, Loudon ; or Mr. [hush:* Lane Parker, Birtingham. John Mayhew the younger, late cf St. Osyth, Essex, tuner, dealer and Chapman, July 19, 2.), and August 19, at the War. g aria •:a, Co:chaster. Att.-Ivies. Mr. Frank Saythies, Culolu.ster ; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. low; h Rayner, of Leads, Yorkshire, tarpawling usaaufacturer, merchant, dealer and chapmats, July :A, at live, Jttly 29. and An ;test 19, at tleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds A06)1-flies, Mr. Robert Nardi. Leeds; ar Mr. Illakelock, tic leant 's • MI, Fleet -srent Edward Moreau, of Knighton, Itadasorshire, wooiapler, July -27, :21, at ten, and August 19, at eleven[ at the Doke's Arras K;.101!;11!. Attormt,, Mr. Edward 9r edings, Ludiuv.-; or Messrs Jenkins, James and Abbott, li , New Inn, Lons:cm. John Will :•ms Keene, cf Bom:nyharn, factor, thlaler and chap- , man, July aad August 19. a. eleven, at time Royal Ho:r1, /Orin:Dz.:um. Artornies, Mr. it-mails, 4, Elm-court,'lempte, London; or Ale. K. W. Gem, New-street, Birmingham. Betijair I)asvp n and John lbw- on, of Manche -ter, merchaw t, dealers, ch priori, :old copartners, July 4.4, 2n, am.: August 111, at four, at the 13r$4.•water .eyni , Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. cuttlitk, M.weliester ; or Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and RichcAls, Chancery-lane. Wdhaut Stubley, of Surfleet, Lineolnshiee, shoemaker, July 21, at six, Ju:y 82, at ra:.e, and August 39, eleven, at the White Hart Inn, bpalding. Altman's, .Mr. John Richard Carer, Spalding; or Mr. Thomas Gaunt, 5;, Lanib's-Cutadait-street, London. George Bradley, of Houndstlitch, London, ironfeuntler, deal r asuicharna July il, 2 2, and August 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Canner ford, Loptliall-court, Alauginortun• Erect, I.ondun. WiiilMU Payne, of Haberdasher's Walk, Shoreditch, victualler,. dealer and chaptuan, July In, 29, and August 19, at teu, a Guildlead. At:Grimy, Mr. Duncan, No. I, Hulbota-enure, Gray's bin, I.ondon. Joseph Champiir.s, of King's Quad, fulham,hliddlmex, fruiterer, gardener, dealer and chapmaii, Juiy 22, 29, and August 19, a: twelve, at Gliiltlliall. Attorney, Mr. Junes, No. 15, Stay-lane, Quetu-street, London. Samuel Dalton, of Hampstead, Middlesex, corn-dealer, dealer and chapinan, July 11, 22, and August 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie., Messrs. &via and '1 ustm, New Itridze street, Blackli jars. Robert John limit, of Hart -street, Bloomsbury-square, Middle sex, merchant, July 13, 22, and August 19, at twelve, at Guild lash. Attorney, Mr. Yatnian, Arundel -street, Strand, John Bell Cole, of Oxford -street, Mitiellesex,grocer, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, July 15, 22, and August 59, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Pownalls, Great Carter-lane, Doctor's• Commons. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. July 29, Begiamin Lintkorne, of Walbruok, and James Hare JoUleffe, Crewherne, merchants, at one. July 29, sl'hotuas Lewis, Gray's Inn, scrivener, at ten. July 29, Thomas Barry, Mincing lane, wine-merchant, at uSe. July 29, Isaac Worley the younger, asnurnent Coffee-house, Fish• street-hill, coffee-house-keeper, SA eleven. July 29, Charles Layton, Smith's Buildings, Leatlea bellistrect, merchant, at twelve. July 29, 'lllomas Jidtn , of Wat ford, Herta, brasier, at ten. July 29, James Furster, Luster-lane, silversmith, at twelve. July *9, Joseph G.ie, Fleet-streetepastry. cook, at one. July 29, Archibald M.Nair, Ahcherch-lane, mer chant, at ten. July 29, Juhu Gascoin, M'ondstock-strett, taylor,. a: our. July 29, Simeon Halsted, of Horsham, draper, at twelie. July a, James Shoubert anaJohn Sawyer, Lotlibury;biachwell hall-factors, at twelve. August 5, Percival Willis, of Rumford, Essex ' artist, at eleven. July 29, Jens Wulff and John Dorville, N eve Bridge. street, inerchauts, at ten. July 29, Ann Lanchester, St. James'irstreet, milliner, at eleven. July 29, Win. hlorris such Thomas Morris, of Little 1 ower-street, wine and spirit-brokers, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. July 81, Jacob Ridley, Lancubter, merchant, at eh yen, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. August 4, hiary Lewis, of Giouccater, wbarfinger, at eleven, at the .Bell Inn, Gloucester. August 1, Jelin GOAN of Stilton, victualler, at eleven, at the Giori , e Inn, Iluntingdun. July 31, Robert Gill, of Old Halton, corn-(!es!el, at ten, at the Crown and Anchor, New Halton. August 4, hole,- mon Leonard and William Spiting, of Lristul, co:ntuon brewers, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, liristul. Clill fWlCATliS—Juts r.9. William Ramsay, Little Thames-street, provision merchant.— George Lawrence, Gun.stivet, Spiialliehls, silk weave's. Richdrkl Smith, Gun -street, silk-weaver. Merrick Thompson, Peurith, check-manufacturer. Kobert Cousins, Wiginore-strees, patent lamp-miusulactiuer. John Hughes and Richard Chalten, -turf inr,- tou, Sussex, common brewers. Chi:ries l'uraer Clovers, :none, brazier. Samuel Redding, Colwatl, butcher. Ilenjam'n Rhodes ::;uaktnan, of Prince.-street, printer. John Audio% Drici6inps, Haward's•place, Lierkenwell :engine turner. Rich aid WaithLw, Liverpool, liquor-dealer. l bonitos Lovowell, Rai bicaii, bookieller. Janes 1-ray.ward, of Wosalliiidge t maltster.— Sanuel Coventry, turgeou and apothecary. • • . .r.„_• •.. . . tittrneßßSlTr ATELLIGkAt . cAMskacus, JULY 1. Tuesday last bru t , C; cut. to ut 114 y, the followiaz d m : tlemt it were crra d t t opic' m c odoic,l ji rs c c ,., % Duet. row Divinity.-1)r. Vttburgh, al.,' Ih. I s (rent:. brute cadre.; Dr. dart..rjhwa r, t. leg • ; i)...E :t Ate, Pver's •coillege ; Gardner and I. , eavy, at John't. college. Doc: lir 01 4 s PI% —Dr. l loltoo, co.leke Hutto' a-y wI.I ter. u. Arts —Hoe.. Mr. Percival, Anty c o. lege; Mt. l'ita Eilil.outtel college; Air. Datrcn., st J•La'. lege • 'Mr. Place, Mute,. of Artg.—A-lowes, Jame!, Wrightson, G. Enver. , Ward,,Babinrun, Pare.. holland, Julusterie, Bvron, I' et, Klerk, (7Orbet, Wekh, Giintbeld, W Ch.*, • 8. Knight, 2. B Menk, r;uti, lienson, Jo bell, Aleteee, Go.; •ett,(:or•lon, Ferri*, I rink) , 'colter : I 1. Grant, K' ditinson, Rugcry G . t. Maker, Cowling. I't er n Fui•c• Wrens, Edwards, Citeplio. Ityritigalt, • Gray, Peel, Sr. J..hir• entitle; t lingsbt , Fat ha:, Ki l escuilege ; Cot:this, lame+, my colleg• ; gfiu•ru. roonihrad Newman. Ming..y. lege; Ito.. le n, K ols Petnhi oke-hall; I's et, Ca , et -• Elwyn. Alarm, B. 'net college; Njecalte Laos college; R gie • den, Christ colle,e; Vaiighton, Enotiaino 1 1:141•r.t • Holmes, hrockma Jove% Gee, Mortimer, B•ilamy, Qe•eeti college; Co 'per. Sparks, tinny-hall; Crop, Cad.' tie ha s. Basher r. tel .Irts —.llampier, sen. K1:1 s college; llatenha. Cetherine-bah; Chimpney, Queen's colkge. James Rob mon, Esq ALA of St. Peter'. talkie, was on •i•• mulay last • lected a 11)e F. haw ; and Aldertay Dicken,, L . B.A. a Foundation Fi-ltow of that Sod ty. !'.l). Atkinsmo, It q. 13 A. of Owen's college, was on Mosid..:-. last elected a Fouoda.ion Fe.lt'w of that aectety. OXFORD, JULY S. Rev. Henry Adam., RAJ Fellow et St. John'. College, ?. misted to the Rectory of liardwill, in Adfnik. SatertLy. . the itev. James Baiter, of New College, was admits Master e 4 Arts. t . . he Stet/ems of the Act aft one ireldr:d and sixty• Ave. Tuesday, the Joined'!" steotleme,' were a•' pitted to degrees: Bachelor is Divinity—key St, phen Presort. tel Lat , col Master of krts—ltev. Alszantar Luder.., Ltrau tun. e Bachelor uf Arts—Mr. /olio Col •ndsv, 1!It t• r College. • ELCRtiI ASTICA PROM. it It•sti. The Bishop of Bath and Wits h ...p e olotetl the Itev. Cerr:7o. Trevetyair, slue of the Canoes ot Cath. th at anti Rector er Nettlecambe, Archdeacon u Bath Rev. Wm. Fngland, of Jtafforti, ' , ear Dorci.estsv, is co: rated, by the Bishop of Bristol, to the Arch•leacoory of lkor-er key. \Nes. byre, clerk, liar been instituted to the Res-I*T J r Parish Church of Sherfield upon-Loden, on th• pressistattot, of his Majesty, by reason tel the lunacy ..1 John Eyts, Rev. It. Lawrence Towmend, 0.1) rods. K. cory of Cleave, Gloucester.hire, with stoke Oicliard annexed. The following is a Statement of the Quantil Porter brewed in Londun by the tweive Kest trom the 5 - 1 of July, to the ith of July, 181 J: Lavas. 3:47,6.3 Barclay, Perkins, and Co. - A/leo', Reid, and Co. Truinae, 1-inbury, and Co. Win:bread and Co. Henry A lens apd Felix Calitcrt and Co. Cunibe,!Afield, and Co. Gt o iv/pi and Co. ElHirt and Co. Taylor.a.id Co. Cock.; and Co. liollingsw. , rin and Co. DIED. ! 172..69 1'.!," * 1 .:3,131) 119, US 103,t3t 72,C00 36,9 2.7 31,30 30,107 03456 .* ' On Saturday, the yatirstant,st Vharltun,. Kent, after a lure and seven! illness, Lteuteziant-General Stephens, of the guy 4 A rtil:. ry, aged 73 years. - _ " WeVI ..f tinitly care Pili:l:tnekbave alio! of Inuit' Jib- wilts:ell!" larritoer THE c .-le! rated ANTI-1M rE'I'IGINES, cr, sot.omoN'.i OP t. (.• rcuty. any kI teriona prigsarati7m) whicit stand in Tait •oestiniation • r the cunt et the .curvy, Scrofula, Leurcny. ansi ail it . oker‘!ers un. gmating in an latrine train of bl bei.ig grad nil, gentle, end almost inipereeptiblet, in shed (Tristan —she hoe .uhstinre .bat has ever beets discovered flr that dai.g.:rone uti..eral Mer cury. sweetening Ole buioa; rrr.l stet:War ing a to expel a/. animas pad impurr jitters, riving weitigils anti tone to the iterves, eike• ven.n:: and invigoratir.g bank body. and mini ii. p butile, or'four in one family hoick fix un se..;eh . sts o battle is saved. wond‘ 4. San& Solon/oil, I.ivetponi."are graved eri the stamp of each bottle, wit E.. tett lone are geouin-. Sold by Samuel Leigh. 18, Strand; baton and Co. I 50, cos..» c. street; oppoeite New 'lland•euert, Louden, and all 1144-iLti:x - V enders. tr Dr. Solomon expecte. when cor.sulre.' by letter dte ova compliment of a one pound 'note to he inclosed, etsc4-+ " Money Letter. ill. aoiomon, tibead House. war I.ivapoo4, Veld nots4ln postilge NO i)ivwdera Colltrionte tbute es ,0t1414 . 10 destroy Hymroval I-lappet...a than those eirt;ch Jtre tie conacquence of tolo. l'eopl m e7ery , auk jsy daUratiGit to S!•ruste .1 Wedlock. htu w..ere th. C•,1,11.to• of has been tai n ted by ilio•ase. a at itto of stifOlit y indispete. .ably reqwsite. Twenty yens have ler deet4e... ooleause to the exclusive tr _atm rot of the follow .t g ilts , cders„ and the sop comae' result of our plan gives Is &Mk stwal arflftirr to oppoile,..s tar as we are ab!e, the ravages of those Cotnplatots whit:bate t! mos. important in the catalogue of Homan intirstries. tottiation Into every branch, as Navy •stirgotscs. we formed& wish. at an ear!y period of practice, to rescue individuals from the ig t trance of uneducated own, or the equally danges ors procipitauty of general Practitioners. _ . _ Disocdera TO the cure of which we have devoted our **- cotton, comrri-e evvry spedes of Venereal inieciitoi; all Liu.% or Fidelity, wh•oh. r aris.sig from the usio. l , c , 1 „ 4 ,1 or the indolgeticies of inaturer age.; teas s'erangonient of 4ybtcni in Womeu, which .6 call. tl harrcutleas or tireritry • Seminal Wt «looses, Ulcers, Oh [ructions in the Urethra as also Stticterrs, whether recent or of ,iirog duration. atd which have battled the skill of other Practitioners, are bi our present improved plan of treattneut effectually mu: perma nently .cured, without the roles,• sulferug the excruciating ram and alarming liemwrilage witch , requeotly follows, the avo w,. don of the lunar Caustiz . ; In the course tat our extewsiveo.o.tics in this metropulht, ountemus cases S I RIL. Ilk:: have heel: and are daffy tinter our Carl:, the total eradication of which it, t'. lected by a Mit!, set .an, anti expedit.ous mode of cure superior to any other yet adup ed. 'the weakness, relasatiou, arid debi lity, proceeding front this complaint are .11)ct• lily rem% acd the Patient restored to sound arid v.k °roes , P.e.f whets fie debility has for years existed, a pr.i.or ;verievern , ce tit ter restorative remedies is . rcqu:si .erteTt%r:ite Winn beetle:, sparks of filr, and to reatiiio.te the e•Joiti7tIOAJO. ,Numerons I)lecasss are the resu!t tit 16110rATICC or haste to the treatment of aellurle iliniorritila, and it inn untrequently Lap ?ells that the Seeds of ad are poisune , l by the indiscretion .r ilognarded hour. By a suyeriur inetho.l such coiliplautts ae‘ easily cured ; and even where others have ailed. Ore Mist th.-1 we may pre unto to offer a r.oassilie-ostablidtiness. . Few, how :ver, are the cases ef complka. r ...te. l (Um fe4istbildisurslie, core pared with the calamitous situation of whoritiito an 'letil.- arnce in a soliti.ry vice. or the. e cti,divin g&ekties of a •fashionab4 Me, acquire that state of tnhty which is the unavoldAle coot, :ounce of such rertOcintis habits. Where't6c tiiihappy suffert 'woods finer bit miseey, but rAlrfully cooceihr.his mistortimes,k may bo some coosolat fun tor him to koala, that a lthough it be ao object of doubt or uncertainty with other Prae , utlowers, the r - moval of t hese aleficiencies by the gradual p of.rete: of Renovation, is the acquirement of our experience: If the rites of Raccboa as Venus have began to redute ttfatriy vigor, much austety he prevented by an early connt.racien of this lat.jukt gate, 804 to thyse cases no gnat dillicuity will occur. Certificates of our skill and liomaillt; during the treats eat cf the above complaints, from many eminent 1 i.y.ier our n. 046 a. well as letters front some Nolienien and u hum, who hare P.- tasted on their Publ.city, are ready to satisfy every one of the authority of what we advance. By an ear'y aipl:cattoß to Messes. Currie anal Co. the Pat wet Kill escape the pato, danger, anti exi en I. of a king and tedious attendant.: upon less er.purienced pras:trioners 'Patients in the 1,0 lorry are reque.rod to s us: the particulars of thtir cafe, age, and geultral habit and corioien a re mittance for adv.ce and tviodi:tes, *hut. tLe same wad begins sr sent to arty part of the lit gloat. CLAIM IP: and en ItUrirtifig` ir 142ttnm.v..-411. ILCINI)ON : Prin La& il•Lreek. e:d 1, I , .ektft Place; pubh%bed awe, and at the Jtir 1 %nlyis Bat. I