Star. — London, England, 1815-07-17 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTMOS. w ia=orricz, avt.y 15. Raelment of Draronria—Lleutrnant V. A. DoYbrn, from pre *I the Stb Dragoon Guards, to He Lteutenaut, wi h my to rc'laiir. l!th Itevirarnt of light D•agoonnertry Viteottn , Bernard Ho lit Cornet, wl , llO-t mirehate. vice Wildrnan, pr;tenntrd. 1:)... C:111‘ I anginead, Cent. to be L.'ornet, by . _ percimip, vit Jtrvis, Who mitre{. iritin-I.lewrnant Henry AL-:ender. from the 28th Foot, to 11.• 1 iroterrirtr, vice FA.iington who esehows. 'rte. mem of Font Onsi.S— 1 n be Cmit.on 4 of C•nunanies and 1 .lectenant-Coloneh—Carain klea. H•gaiiison, 'ICe Stables, in action; Captain I lama. Ntiler, dead• of wndnds ; Captain J. H. Itav!e., vice dee lof ton wounds; Capra n Cliarlea AG:, vice Sir F. IA tyly, killed action;i Captain •Flitneas Brooke, vice Thomas, Wird In 1.. h.. Unit, mots and Captains--Rn.litn Rees Howell Cromer, • Gro+r, kilted in action ; Ettaigi R nbert Batty. vier Chan). I). r,, kllled In action ; Fonsign John itnne, vice Brown, killed it: action Inotign Richard Mater. Vice Adair, dead of his vx. tiltisi; Po' ign Augiistua DAiihnood, vice I lig' town ; En.ign Baron. vice creattiel..! ; fro.ign J. Ord Honyinan. vt,:e Davies; tn•ign Hon. H. S. V. Vernon, vice Allis; sign Caurrey Chambers, vice Brooke. To l'e I:m34ll4—Edmund Henry %triremes, vice Lord Hay, killed to ag t itio ; Ferrar, Loftus, Grut. vire Barrington. in action; Henry Wombwell, Gent. vice ravine, killed in ▪ ; Hosnorahle John I AM. vice Grorovr ; Clark at Blanc, Gent. vice Mary ; Henry I.aligriahe, Gent. vier Mime, vrtanotvd; Feltz Thomas Mannar*. Gent. viee Atastcr., pro. mated. To be Adjutant... Captain Lonsdals Bolder', rite Allis. me meted. Catdstreant Regiment of Peat Guards... Foal., Edward Clifton to he Lieutenaet and CAptain, sari* Blacknien, killed in action; Jobe Simon Jenkinsun, Gent. to be Embark, without purchase, vice Clifton. Sti Regiment of Fore Guards--I'e he Captains of Companies and Lmutenent-Coloaels—Captain Wiliam Henry Scot:, vice Sir Alexander Gordon, dead of his wounds; Captain Hugh Sey mour. eke Canning, dead of his wounds. To be Lieutenants and Captains—Ensign Charles lake. vice Forbes, killed in action; Ensign Ran Edward Stopford, vice Craufurd, k lied in action; Ensign Barclay Dminteimiti. vice A-Eton, kalled in anion; En-ign Wiliam Grant, vice Scutt; Ensign George D. Standen, vice olyinoor. Sto be Etisigto—Lireteeant George • ..E•trange, from half-pay of the list Foot, vice Lake; Ensign (larks Fraser, from the 14th Foot, vice StopflPril; Frederick Henry •Turner, Esq. Page of Honour to the Prince .Regent, vice Drummond ; Leach, Gent. vice Gfant; and Cloaks Fairfield, Gent. vice Staeden. 4th RI/gine-at of Foot—Malcolm Defrock, Gant. to be Ensign, by perehme, vice Hyde, promoted. Sth Ditto--Malcolm Furlong, Gear. to be Ensign, by put base, vice Swiney, promoted. 10th Ditto—Lieutenant Cartes J. Teeth to be Captain of a Compaoy, without purchase, vice C arr, who resigns. 1 Ditto— to be Copt aie sof Compani. a, without purchase— lieutenant Robert Edward Burrowes;' Captain Augustus F. ')'ette, team the York Chaqitouro: To be Lieutenant.. .I-Lieutenant W.O Atkinson, from the STM Foot, vice Gate, who tettres upon halt-pay of the 934 foot; Ens go Thotnas Nianby, without purchase. 14th Ditto---lt obcrt Bland, Gem. to tie Ensigmeriknut poiftbose, vice Frasier, aeponited to the 3d Emu Guards; `u' genii Santno 'Coe, from hall-pay of the leial Foot, to be a urgean, vice O'Reilly, wits exchanges. fifth Liesureatit oho Edington, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant. vice Alexander, who exchauges. 65th" Dete--Emogn Will, nn Carstairs to be I.ieutenatit, by pur chase, vice 1301 s, proneeed. 90th Ditto-Captain i lohnae Cuatence, from half-pay to the 45th Foot, to he Captsie of a Company, vice Grow, who ex cheeses, revering the dtfn.reure 11.1s1 Lharle- Asher to b r Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice blielsol•con, apptiiii. r.l Adlitatit :t Albany barr.icks ; George rhepard, (..'it. to be Ensign. vice Aube'. 41Qtb Ditto—Ensign Vi dhotis I)onovaii to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Andrews, appointed to the tat Dcagooni; and Adam Ilailleerg. Cita. tO•ilt Ensign, vice ilonovae. itch Ditto—l:Sward lumber:, Gut. to be Ensign, by purchase, • vice.Jacksoo, promoted. • WA .Dttiolaieurenant 8. C. M'Pliersori, from half.pay of the .*d foot, to be Lienteitato, var. Atkinson, apponited to the lea Foot - 119th Ditto--Henty Moore, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ainslie, appointed to the Ist Dragoons. Ditto-•-brutetiart Patrick hi`Dougell, from half pay of the auth Foot,•te be Lieutenant, vicesamp , on, who exchanger. Tad Oittor-Ensign I homes li. Vavasour, from the half-pay of the 4. - ith Fon , , be Ens gn, vice Lasce des, who re. igns. *lst Ditto—l3tevet Major William I.ottie, from the tith West India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hearne, who excitants. situ Ditto—James Andrew Worth, Gent. to be Ensign, by ; ur these, vice Lloyd, promoted. Seth limo— , Quarter Master George 'Tyrrell, from half-pay of the stet item, to be Quarter-Master, vice Clifford, who ex change.. Ist West India Regiment —T. J. Jenks, Gent. to lie Ensign, by larches*, vice Smith, promoted in the 46th Foot. eth I tetu—t....4 tam i tonna, 11. Hearn, f the 91st Font, to be Captain of a t onipatiy, vice Li.ftie, who exchanges. Yi.rk Chasseurs—To be Captains of Con•paisin s. without par cliase--Lieleenant Hector 16:9 kay, vice DT.ste, appointed to the lath Free ; Lieutenant LdwadStelwito, tr.•n the itittt Foot, vice Rattly, deceased. litio;al Waggon ro be Litutenams—Lteetenant A. P. Crane-r, iromehe 2,4 West India Regiment ; Lieu ttiaet C arks m et ic, front lial-pay of the Regimen , (with temporary rank), vice Debb i whose appointment has not taken Place; Liente -rant C. P. drair, born half pay of the R. :talent (with tens riot., rank) vice Wiriklanaii, whose appoit.tment has not taken place. To be Cstruets—Willlam Cowper, Gent. ; Troop Serjeant-Major John. Over ; I coop Sesjeant-Major John ?et Dermott ; James, Dials, Gene Aid Garr( nti :tattalion—Brevet Lieutenant.Coteriel Th om is P... ter, tram half-pity of the York Hu .tars, to be Ittajui, vice Cadot4n, who exchanges; I.ienteriant Frederick Gas. rine, front the sun Foo to be Captain of a Company, vice Moe. tinier, ap; au:A to the *oh Hopi Veteran Battalion. To be Eneiga4, liaminendey, Gent.; Thomas O'Shea, Gent..; Carroll Satehsvell, Gent. ith Royal Veteran Botta ion—insign Chub a Alexander, of the I;th Royal Veteran Liutalioa, to be r „.; k n 41 , thunt . sar . & eon 'I hornet P. Lea,, from hall-pay oA the late 4th Royal Ve teran Bat taheet, ,to be Assisi ant4urgenn. Ditto--Capialn J.T. Mocker:lAN frcin the ad Garrison Rat tailor, to be Captain of a Colopany ; 'Quaint - Master Andrew fl.y;from the late 34 Royal ifeterain idenalson, to be Quar ter-Master. rf the fate letb Royal Veterou Betalion, to be eteran Rattallon—Lieutena it John Steppensoo, from • the late sd Royal Veteran Battalion, to be lieutenant. Stith root--. Captain William Wiltshire, from the halt-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Comp toy. EItRA Ilia in th, Caen! or 45ils February, 1815. 90th Foot—Fur Ensign James Abbott to be Lieutenant, vice Williams, promoted, read Ensign James Abb,nt to be Lieu• tenant, vice Williams, who resigns. Commission in the Western Regiment of Es•er Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Essex. Ensign Mannaseth Brooke to be Lieureitant,vice Penton, resigned. l'his Gnaw notices, that the sPtinze Regent has created the Right Hon. G. Levin's' Gower, and th_t Earl of Clancary, Peers of the United Kingdom, the former by the title of Viscount Granville, of Stone Park, the latter by that of Baron Treitrit. of Garbally ; that he has appointed J. G. [ lards. Esq. Deputy Advocate to the Army under the Duke cat Wel:Wren; and per. knitted R. Gaunt ]ara.s ley, Eaq. to act as A tnerican Consul Ge neral, uatii his successor is duly appoilite.l.l BANKRUPTCY. SUPERSEDED. JameS Mathsll the elder, of 'New Cross, Itutheihitlie, Surrey, smith, irutintonger, dealer and C1114p1111411. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Serjeatit, of So shunt Strand, tailor, dealer and chapman, to surrender July 14, Alllgil`t 5, and 26, at ten s ,, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Phipps, 6, Alder:Tate-street. Bartholomew Atkinson % of Dotn-aster, Yorkshire, pluntlear and glacier, Jaly Si, at seveit, Augost I . at ten, a::.I August 26, at four, at the Doncaster Arms Donea ter. Attornies, Air W. S. Heaton, Doneas•er ; or ;Ir. Blakelock, ti, Serjeaties-Inn, Fieet-street, London. William Atkins the e der, William Atkins the younger, and Sa muel Atki.is. of Clayville Norton. tixtordeline, bankers, dealers, chaplets, and copartners, July 31. August 1, and 26. at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Chippinz Norton. A•tor- Dies, Messrs. I.owes and Cowburu, 'I esurle 1. maul* ; or Mr. Tililey, CI jiving Norton; or Mr. rims, Banbury. . William Laws, late of Effingham, Norfolk, lior.e.dealer, dealer ant chapnsan, Anglia 7,2, and 26, at ten, at the King a Head Inti. Ininery. Attornies, Messra. Kingsbury and tiorgitisoa, Bungay ; us Messrs Clarke and Richards, ditancerplane. Hears Peace, of Kt sleuth, Cornwall, grocer, elute., dealer and chaymoi, Julyl7, 28, and August 2S, at one, at the 'taunter cial Rooms, brit al. Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn square, Louthan; or Mr. Andrew Llvett, junior, Bristol. thomas Pyke the elder, Thoma, Pyke the younger. and James Pyke, of Erdg. tv. eu , Soinetsetshire, bankers and copartners, dealers and chaplet), July 25, Augnet li, and s 6, at elevens, at the Geor..e Inn, 11.idgewater. At-emirs Messrs V.zard, Hutchinson, and Blower, Lincoln's Inn, London ; or Mr. Ed ward .symes. Bridgewater. thomas . Scutt, late of Ware-Park-Mill, Ware, Herts, ntealman di a.er and chapman, July 95, 29, and Au, ast J , at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Exley, Stucker, and Dawson, Furnival's bin. John Goodwin, ut the Pant, parish of Llanliwchairn. Monts.o merysliire, annel-meteliant, dearer and eltaptuatt, July 18, 29, and August 96, at ten, at Guildhall, Luntiou. Attornies, Ur. Pearae, thlishury-spare. London; ur Mr. We lings, Ludlaw. Edward Nlorgan, late al Knighton. Radnorshire, wok:thro t tler, dealer and ehaprstats, July 16.27, sod August 2a, at Orton, at the I.iun 1..,,, vs wtown. Auoru co, Soutbaniptem. ton Building., London ; cr Mr. I. L. Marsh, Llantilloaa, Niontgontetyshire. Jonathan Keeve, ut Bermundsey-street. Surrey, victualler, dealer ar.d chaputan, July at twelve, July 29, an.l August Al, at eleven, at Uniklhall. Atte:). rues, Messrs. Partridgeausel Ca. 44, Illjaina red, Soul ilwaik, an I.oll2bard street. Clones Howard islundell bad John Jonas, of Nictoilas.lane, Lombard-street, Londons trierettants, dealers awl chaplet. n, July 29, and In, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atturni..s, 2sleasr, u art Mtge mil Cu. 42, Biacktnamareet, Southwick, and ;5, Lontbard street Charles Mayer, of some set-street, Portman-square, Middlesex, buildsr, de akr and chipman, JtCy 2 , August 3, and 9o.at I t!, a. Getliffia I. Austria.), Mr. Bowden, 4, Angel-cunt t, : Wog morn/11-s reet. Henry Faugoni, a Bri.tol, grocer, July 25, 27, anti August 9', at . ten, at the Continercial [swats, Bristol. Amtrak., Mr. Henry Mered th Ambuty, Bristol; or Mr. John Wuhan**, kid Lion. *quart , London. Lw.bank, of Aldermssibury, London, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, July 1 8, 29, and August IN At tan, U Cuti.lball. Attorney, Mr. Caatk, Cutaitor-street, Cliat.,;err lane, Londoo. John °a y .. o f Warnford-court, Throgntorton-,treat, 1 .t.ntloa, stick broker, dealer and chapritan, July AUgUst 1, and 26. at ten, at Guildhall. Attainiea, talents Chaparaii, stevens, and Wood, :t. - 1 lamas Apostle, Queers-street. James Ultima and William Hague, of Cock-Brunk, parish of Ashton-under line, Lancashire, cottomsplriners, dealers, chap .men, and copartners, July 28, at elevun, July 29, and August 26, at two, at the stalace Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Sanuael Edge, Manchester. Hannah Maughan, of Newsaatle-upon-Town, baker, flour-dealer and chapwontan, July SO, August It., and tki, at deafen, at the George, Newcastle-upon- I yne. Attoi uses, Mr. Hartley, New bridge Aka, London; or Mr. Forster, Newcastle-uvadryne. ':cored lAd RO S R ic o u y t• a n l i V n et L e PM ill LIR:9,Ir NIGHT'S G4ZEITE. sth _ . DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILE/11AM.. August 3, '1 bonus Lumley, Gutter-lane, merchant, at ten.— August 5, John Hatasok of St. John-street, innk e ep e r, at c ivic,. August 5, Sri Wilbatn Alexander . Fletcher Keight, Londonderry, Ireland, and Loudon, merchmt, at ten. August 5, Joha Le: an, of Lhiswill-strest, stable-keeper ' at twelve. August 5, Harnabas Campbell, Prhices- street , Itatchlre Highway, insurance-broker, at twelve. August 5, Philip ketlierstone and John kludgsm the yuunger, of Christchurch, surrey, distillers, at elevea. August 5, Robert Mayne, of Jermyti-street, 6.niker, ,et tine vs. August 5, James 'turner, Rochtord, carrier, at at vets. Most 5, Richard Fynnoy, Asliby.de-la.Zsauch, wine turrchaih, at one. August 5, I hum ea kiarn.cni Macleod, fultrulinuse-lard, tm rchant, at 1 i. Augtig 5, William Ilea ley, Mile thd-road victuAlkr, at eleven. August .5, Alfred Crate, of Lang Acre, plasterer, at tiara). July 29, John Shillitue, Of Great rower -street, plumber, at twelve.— August 1, Potter, of Milk-street, merchant, at eleven. August 5, William Avsbuiy, it liven street, victualler, at twelve. August 5, John Idatrsion, John -street, innkeeper, at eleven. July 25, AN illiam lit aro, of Hodson' tall, linen draper, at clevegi. August 5, John Junk it, Hastings, linen era, er, at eleven. August 1, George Wiglitinan, en, buddt r, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUN August 8, Martin Farnea, Ashby de la Zuuch, banker, at 17, at the Queen's Head, Ashby de IsZnucti. August 7, Robert Cuttlr, of hlanchet.ter, merchant, at eleven, at the rating fun, anchester. August 9. timothy °atm, R y.le, Haut s, baker, at ten, at the Bugle lan, Newport. August 8, Matthias Abel, of Bungay, Suffolk, banker,at tea, at the King's Head Inn, Bungay. August 8, John Pearce, of burigay, grocer, at tt s ti, at the King's Hew, }Allay. August 8, Joint Bas, ut isrUcol, woolku-draper, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. August 4, John Moulton. lioulsham, grocer, at four, at the White:lw an, Norwich. August 8, Jame. Hoskins Knight, Wed Cowes, vintner, at two, at the Logi* fun, Newport. • CEKTIFICATES—Awwwirr 6. - Joseph Samuel Friedeberg, Ahlersgatt-street, tnerchant. Wm. George Barnard, Fore•street, Lambeth, barge builder. Cmhben Cardwell Rubinson, of Bradford, butcher. William Mackenzie, St. Martin's-lane, chivainan. William Bell, Clement'.-lane, sil versmith. Joseph Vining, of Bristol, grocer. Nathaniel Adams Cowper, of Batton Bendish, miller. William Stammers, Listen, miller. Isaac Bannister, Newington Butts, silversmith. Devergy lisle the younger, Newcastle upon Tyne. cabinet maker. 'that. Den; Newcastle upon Tyne, spirit merchant. James Ansdell, Liverpool, timber•merchant. Charles Roe, at. Mary Axe, hard wareinaa. bonsai Payn the younger, Lenham, Keut, dealer. The sum required to be sent out of the kingdom foi the present Subsidies, and the Subsistence of the Army, is computed to amount to one million per month, coined into Louis d'ort. Last week it was decreed in Convocation at the University of Oxford, to grant the sum of 300 guineas from tie University, chest, in aid of a fund for the special relief and benefit of the families of the brave men killed, 'and of the wounded sufferers of the Bri• tish army under the Duke of WELLINGTON, in the signal victory of Waterloo, and in the several battles which have Wa g or may ►e fought in the present campaign. . . THEAT9 ES. KOKOS THIATRE.—The Princess CH it RLOTTE lqaitt honoured this Theatre with her presence on Saturd :y night. The Opera of Itireene wAt reptiateti with in cr,tsed effect. The Ballet of Hari et L'ifistorir mol !..,wed, and delighted an astomtstrge of compaoy much more numerous and fashienable than night have been expected for the peri•sd of the v•ason. LYCEUM rHEA Tlitt•-•-.The English Opt I'd So is •r: commenced en Saturday, with the Opera of ts , e The .Devil's Bridge, and the entertainment of 13e B .argling Howe. 'the Count Be/lino, in the former piece, WAS ably sustained by Mr. Cooley. (tn established fay .urite At this Theatre), and Mrs. C-oaty. veas therepresenta. tive of Rosaltina. They met with a most hearty welcome, and were honoured throughout with I•.thi an..l universal applathe. Mr. Co -, xe continues im prove, and was frequently uontenced to the pleasing toil of repeating his songs. Mr. RAYMOND was, as usual, the dignitiod and en-rgetic representative of Toralii. —A Mr. HARLEY, ft ri-n the Br :gluon The ire, made a very rn.nnv.in bid in the ch ir.:cter (1 /fat celfi. In the .{ .Thardie7 Muse," appeared to still greater advantage—Thoth Play Anti ' Eiaertaitiment went off with great eclat. 'l'a:: Are was exceedingly well attended. Messrs. Ray and Dimmis were last wee* declared the new Managers of Drury-lane riea,re. Mr. K.Lsist.a. is by nu means recovered from the effects of his late alarming in.lisposition, and finds it necessary to return to the coantiy. VAIUWALL.—The toll .weng personages cf rink and distinction graced the gardens with their pie. sence on Ft Way evening : Ttse Frt•nch, Prussian, and Hanoverian Antbasfulork ; liarl of We-tnnuland; Earl of Harrowlsy ; Vii aunt and Vi.scoknoe M lbuura ; Earl and Countes4 of Wancbilsta; Imrd Hawke; I Lady Augusta Murray; Earl of l'ite ; Lady IL Fttzg,:ra:d; I. •i and Lady Ossulston; Lord A. Honil:on ; Lady Beau champ; Lady Mary Pollock ; Lord Muuca-tet iSte. DOW-STREET. —Saturlty, a young man of respec table appearance was charged with having obtair,ed two gold seals from Mr. Illy:key, a silversm tit )1 the Strand, under a false token. He was remanded. klArruN•G A RDEN.—. Mrs. Bindon was committed for an assault on Madame Rimirker, a French Lady, whom she had detained in her house under the plea of insanity. CAUltoa—Wednesday, a poor woman at Bodiam, in Sussex, who was at work in a fielJ, Itid her add - _ under a hedge to sleep, when am ad.l(r crawled down the throat cf . the Want, and caused its death. CRANI')LOGY.—We are desired lo state that the SKS CII or the Nam- ANA-roar): and l'uw.rotnoir of the BRAIN acrd NERVOUS SYSTEM of Urs. GALL and SPuux nrtm, tonsil:red as comprehending a complete Sys. tern ot Zlososty ; with Observations on its tend.-ncy to the IMPIVIIEMENT of EDUCATION, Of PUNISHMENT, and of the treament of IssANttx ; rerrintedfit , m the PAHNILIZEER, with Additions ; hy'r.Foltsmt, F. LS. WWI 4 I'4te, representing the different Organs, may be had. lame in boards, of Messrs. Law; ; B Itwiq, London ; and Meors.Macredie and Co. EJinbilrgb. IhititUCTLl 8 Finis.— rrIITIIICK PA RTICAA : Friday night, abaft nine o'clock, the neighbour hood of Spit:acids was thrown into universq terror by an explosion in the house of one Lichi!exu, in Jan street, Drown-street. This was almost instantly I succee I .osi by' ;pother, and one universal blaze was spread over the virlsale neighbourhood. The uohappy' proprietOr carried on the business of a hair-dresser, but w:.: 'tyre gentrally known a. a plasaulactur , .r of 67e-works. In his house untortutiately were depcsited several barrels ti gunpowder which had exploded. liow the tire had communicated, is not yet ascer tained ; and Mr. Lichileau had hut a few moments returned from a walk with his wife, with whom and his family he was just sitting down to sopper, when the dreadful event took place. The effects in his house were truly heart-rending ;it as litelAily blown up from its foundatioli, and all its mom .tes buried in the ruins. These consisted of six or eight persons ; namely, Mr. Licliiieau, his wife and sister, two other females, servants, a Mr. Oldham, and, it ii feared, some others. In the houses adjoining also, on either side, three or four mole perished, and a number of ' K nolls in the neighbourhood were dreadfully hurt by pieces of glass, brick, timber, and other articles falling upon them, or being forced into the wind iws by the effects of the explosion. Hoge beams of timber were tossed into the air, others carried an in creJible distance over the tops of houses, while n.it less than from two to eight hunched habitations have been shook and shattered to a most frightful degree. 'File house of Mr. Lichileau was situate within two doors of the brewery of Truman and.Hanbitry, and within four doors of Brown -street, where there is a meeting of three others; and such was the effect of these dreadful explosions, that it not only consumed the two adjoining houses, but nearly destroyed four others, and injured, as already desci 'bed, some hun dreds, forcing itself round the colliers, and spreading, wide destruction down the streets, the whole exhibit ing a terrible picture of havoc and destruction : win dows broken, window-frames smashed and forced in,' doors knocked from the hinges, and even ,furniture displaced and shattered to pieces. In additifln to the loss of lives in the houses mentioned, a child sitting opposite to the house where the fire commenced was killed by the explosion. At two o'clock . on Satur day the engines continued to play upon the sums, while at each house some of the wretched victims who bad fallen were discovered, and dragged forth i to a mutilated state. At three o'clock the remains 01 Mix. Lichileau, her sister, ;tad that of a female ser. vant, bad been taken out, and deposited in the bone room of Spitalfields Church. Another fire, equally destructive as to property, but happily less dreadful in the loss of human took place at Shadwell. It broke out in a range of buildings between Bell and Sail Wharfs, at the com mencement of Cock-hill, Upper Shadwell. The fire Seemed to proceed from a store-house belonging to Mr. Lyons, and was first discovered about halt-past twelve o'clock on Friday night The flames spread with furious rapidity, and in a few minutes the entire of the buildings between the street and the river were in a blaze. These chiefly being warehouses, and filled with combustibles, such as wood, pitch, tar, oil, coals, sail.cloth, and other inflammable goods, Cse fire at once because general and irresistibly terrible. The fire was got ender before eight o'clock, but the scene which its ravages present are truly shocking and in deticribable. 'l'wenty boors have been destroyed. no sfirr. Vla3or•General Sir Kenneth Aiesaatier Howard, K C.D. to have the rack of Lakett.tkaut-Gctstrsd twos tbe Cootiutut of to& yore 081/. OOSPITAL STIIIII. I'o lie Physicians to die Foiers—Mosander L. Emerson, M.D. and David NPLegan, M D. *um hatf•p.+T. br :•urscrobi to the Fotces—Malf Susiwor.s Titus Berry, and David Wood, from die lbili-pay. • To lir ♦p ot h ecar to frorces--Apotbecary William Price, - !two hill-pay. • • To be lit i svital-Assistants to the forces —liotplial Mate Davfil Su/erne; John tiotchinson, Gent. ; Duncan Dockara, Gt se.; John Ironunt, Gent.; it& ert Leslie, Gent ; Archibald ),1.1 01a c., Gent. ; WiMani Wilkins, G. nt. ; Aleeauder Jbaw, Ivi L. ; J,hr Hartshorne, Gent.; Norman M`Li.oil • Gent.; Alvit.u.tlyr Bruce, Gent.; John Jerenuab Bigsley, M.D.; and Gairet lie. ry, M.D. The King's German Legion. gib Bitliklion of the I.ioe—Lieutenant-Colunel Lewis Baton igoache, mom tbc Ist BAtaiion of Light 1i fantry, to be Lieu ten p,,i- Commandant, vice Colonel Baron Ompteda, killed in actuni. Ml MORA 14 DU V. ,• .1.4 e alt it Otto of the undermentioned Olken. so stated In . iht ,r i aT nl tte b eiabe siStb February and 13th May last, and Ist nu • ",Isl ' I inetaitte ill!ve not taken places ‘. • * 0 kcsg ,... ..1 t i efuline H. M. W illiams to be Capta in. - /MAO VeLeSsn ballaheitlikatColla MOOR D av i es , firm oho lf. l llYETi r r INtELLIGENCE. OXR tttl) JULY tn. Mond.,. Mr. Henry e Witi a !7n ;.•," Fend* of tire* Caere PrAl, Polk, E q of Clirilt Cn Carob iJye , ing ol to the flegre of Bachelor ot R v 'II, •orhilu, Li let Cooke, 11. fellow of Maidarg Coll , has taecii i:icituLel to the Kat 71 of Brindeoton. in Nor( Ik. Rev. Jolla Clapp, M.A. M of the Grammar School. at I.ticrw Vie!, has been lien .ed to the p. rrettrtl curaay et St. Giice•in-the 14 •atlii Cornwall, void by thy death of the Rt . .% Sir itobe , t dirt. The Sini.itus tcriensirns of the University of St. Andrew's, have confer? ed the ci,cree ut Doctor in ihvinity on the k ev. Ituhert llalilene, A M. a'rofes,r of Ma:hensatics in the Unittil edict 01 . t. isleador and tic. Leonard, iu that Coicerslty. Saturday, the last day of Act l'am, Ills 'oncoming G gut i t . nle o wire admitted to : MASTER 07 AtTS. Rev. Thomas Lewis, of Quern'. u.. 11140. /ACM t Lie 011 Alt I 11. Mr. 111.ry Rowe, of Ratio! College. 1 he whole outober n< threes in Aet Term was T).1). two— tv. -nt--.11.C.1.. one—B. Med. one—M.A. n• ) one B A th.r peigh•—.Matrit vial inni, .tzty .t we. At an 4)r.lination held 'a: Nurifficit, by am: Right P. t..c Bishop of that Dinee,e, on Sunday Lit, the fullov.ing periuda were admitted to Huly Orders: bt ACONII. Abel Brett Rrereron, R A. College, Cambridge. Hersey Evans B.A. frissi• y Lautbr Water!l Peon, Student su Cie! l.uvr, Ca:berme f la'', Ca al. I iemy Gipps, 1..L.8 %t. Jelm's 0.11-ge,Camb Ake. WlBiam (hitt!co./A I.irseM9 College, Osiers!. Cu Mint Henley, LA P.rulroise 1-11. t7art.bridge. Sir Wm Itobat Kemp, Ban N.. I. Miler Coll. gw, Cm! ) . (;..n. S. ;Vlnlineux Morrgomeries iss Cisrot Co lkle, Ca.i Ge .rye arras, MA. 114.1.01 Osfor,l. Ilsoinas Fred.. rack Altar., 11. A I'e or.ki It .11, Caitbrit BenjaminM A 1;,11.w ilirist C.s t iv)r• e . Fra Rose, M..t Ct.ltrge, Abe.ticess. 111 an Maxey A ern, Wm. Blo.autield taiseby, Wm H r y i pe! Black, Charles Collier, ,Bowater James Veroun, Samuel 14*4. row, Julio Waned). • PSIVITS Rev. Won. Creole, Fran!, .N.l A Oriel Col!ege, Oxford. H.dl. anlit Rev. k. Bole bernard, %I.A. bt. John** C &Cala. Pee James Carver, M A. ilenr'i (-Ndlege, Cambr dge. Rev. G. F Clarke, Stvde.it in Cee.l Law Penil.. Cull. Cactia. Rue. Wm. Co'by, /LA. Cain, College. CambrAge. R. v. I heroes OMR:MIS D.Ckint• ArlagJA.Cn LII, Galen/. Rev. Jame. Hoge, B.A. Chr.st Colere, Rev. Julio Jo* l'boo. ti A. I ttoty,Col!.-ge.Camb, Rev Joint Wm i'verf, b A A , d.ley Crwege, Rev. John S - eggall, Rotel Cufltge, Calobredg.t Rev. Henry salad, late of 111164.1.1111." C Cubege, Oxford. Rev. no,. Sheride..M. Feli.nt of MagaC.:it C .11. Orfoltd. Rev lienjunin Wool. U.A St. 11 1 .ter% Cambridge. Clartitopher Greensick, elev. Lva.s James, and the See David held. ECCEMASTICAL PROMOTION% Rev. Joseph Hosea, is -presented to the Vicarage of St uti. Stant loans. . _ _ evAtial. Furey, M.A. V c.-Provost of Kin 'a College, Co. to bridge, to the Vicarage of Foyilingbridge. will the Kleeley an t ic:ed. }ter. J. Urals, M.A. of Neatb, to the Rectory of I.louti Rev. Arthur Rogers, to the perpetual Curacy of vpituu. it.m. W. Webb, 13. D. to the Ret•ury of Furnham All SA .t• and Worley annexed, Norfolk. , Rev. Win. Abbot, M.A. to tl•e Rectories d 1-I.n.tead Norto'k. Rev. Robert bud,ffe. B.D. senor Fellow of II ne't Cony Can bridge, ;o Rtvtur) • int.l . I.atelr. in Cli(futd•street, Mrs. Cateinft, wife of John lak k , q. 'M. I'. July U. 3' Francis Carhige, Fel Secretary to) But iflacy x +thin r •inn, ft; ur 0e Re 41•44‘. u 1127 M.%'I'RILI )NY. IND Disorders hAVe conu-ibuted niore euentiallr tiettriiy 11, •ittLea! liappicss thau those which are ' rdit•erreoce int,:thale•llph•atiure. People or every ra-k* adoravon to the iihrine of WeLluck, but where the Conviituro has basin .asi•ted by INaease, a rtncyrion or statoli:y i. indle*V ably relkedte. TWettty years La - ,s •.• , tire .ird o ar yak 46;5. the miklusive treatment it the (owning thestrrier 4, and the is c• cessful result of our plan gives us ad.litoutal ardour to oppose, le far as we .re able, the ravage: of those Cats- 0 4 0 ) u, which ar e g .. ma w :nyornmt in the cinairsgue of tioneati In:firm:tics. Al dr iint'atiun into every hianch, as Navy Sureecnts • we funned a see t at an tar!): Period ot practice, to tssscoe individuals from the 1 s . niaJllCe of wt-•.lucatri men, or the equally dangerous prectpltsas of genera: i'racciootters, °l . he Ihssmd. , rs io :he eure of which -se have devrited our t t tention, comprise every sp:nies of Veo.:r:al Indiction; all kliii. ot Debility, whe•her arts ng front the habits of school bio,t• or the indulge:loes of maturer ads; that derangement of la. System In Women, which is caned barrenness or fifer 41! Seminal Weaknesses, Uleers, Obstractums in the llret 144 as also Strictures, WI, tiler recent ~:- of WWI duration. Al , winch have baffled fir: skill of t•ther Practitioners, are• h'• our present impreved plan ot treatment eifectually and prelate r.eittly cured, witl.out the p diem lid/remit the ereruciating isa : and alaritt•ng Hemorrhage which 'requently &Vows the applies non ut the I.unar Caustic In ate course of our vitriol we prat M. In this metropolis, numerous eases of S I RIC CUR Ei have I) tor and are daily under our care, the total undication of winch's tt . fected by a sale, certain, and expedit:oas mote °lnure ropt.isa to any 'other yet adop ed. Ihe weakness, relaxation ' and dr Id lay, proceeding frotn •his complaint are wet:tile rent.ved, INK the Patient restored to sound and viiorous kvaltit. Hirt stc!t•tri the ild&lity has for year. r xistrd, a proper 1 ersevemoce in ran reatira Iv e remedies is it iti i spear-Abby req x•site, to revive the dui* bertm• sisarks tut Me, and to r.6iiii:oe-tc the constitution. Slitintuutis Llis;aseti are the result ut •gourance or haste in tf.i: treatment of aeimpie Ceonorrhia, mid At not liiiireltien!lT LLI - pens that the seed., to :de arc VOisolle.• by die indiscriction or at unguarded hour. . by a superior Method such nomplands me easily cured ; and even where (niters hove tailed, we trust in . we may income toolfir a radical, m-establishments Few, now - vier, are the Casts of complicated dilitess in this disorder, Est. • pared with the calantifpostlithatiqn 4 men, who, Item an Ind••!• truce in i solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties ot a fashiunau'l life, acquire that state at dt Witt y which is the unas:co•thible mete quence of such peaticjitua /taints. ..%itiliere thr unhappy sante broods over his siti.. , ry. Init ceiefully conceal% his mistorienea„ d maybe some consOl.dtoA sir hinito koow, that afibougit it he-an 1 °Nita or douht.or uncer•aiuty Mei. other Practttioners, their.- ruosal of these Co-UK-hetes by the; rattpai progress of ijornortarlsni is the acquirenierit ui our expteinct • If the Wes of 11,:ccita , c Venus have began to reduce Panty fr'go.ttrr mud , altik l 7 lELI be prevented by an ear'y enunteraciion of tins languid state/oust in these cases NI great difficulty wir. occur. Certificates of our skill asl humanity daring the treatment t.l the aboyk compfaints, from many enn:tesa: Phystc•aris now /vile:, as wed as letters from some biehltnieri and n hers, who bevel:- . bitted co their phli!,city, are :Fakir to satisfy every one of lite authutity of w;.a: we at:stance. The sezrecy whic:t ts so toVe:•tial to tor undertaking, ind it qualificatlona which we have presumed to state, form the but' of our pretensions, and at coinOkle•ice with such this IntiMeatS is given, that Messrs. Cattle and Co. may I e consulted by ex i aunts of either sea with the greatest secrecy mid honturs 13y an early appbeatior to jvie=st3. Coale and Co. the pa1....t a ill t•i•caye the pate, danger, and ell an.o of 4 long and to owl atti.sdance upon kit experienced practilloners. • Patientb In the Calmer are retiorkteri to cate thr rardckar of their ease, age, and general habit of htrinr, aad toe:1%11g ?re mittance for advice and Nleibcfn es, wituu the aura! will be ro , or sent to any part of the Kergduni. CURL , llir.ni Cn. florgenna No. 10. 142 t ton vartht _ • COAL MARK.E . I' i JULY 14. 511ipi at Market. Mips 0014. . Price. 8 Is/cm, cal° le 7 41.1 rid to big ti a. 5 :ill thlerlitml 4 4% od to 45e tik HIGH W.A. I.lia a . u..,,0aR0 v. 41 I LoNvoN mom S. Wyatt,' after 1 Afternoon 0 minutes atter 1 I.ONPON : Primed by I,Eves. K T , Psckc't Plata, pubi s :4l+yd tacra c aud at ate Stu Witc o , Temple IM4. Y. 1~1 ?~~