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I N, - 4 ' ." S .. . FOREIGN OFFICE, JULY el, 1515. Dispatchet., of which the following are Copies and an Extract, have been received at this Office, from the Hon. WILLIAM HILL, his Majesty's Minister at Turin, and from Lieutenant Colonel LEAKS, R. A. Turin, July 9. MY Loen—l have the honour to enclose to your Lordship the copy of a dispatch received from Mr. Fielding, attached to the head goblets of the Pied. Inontese Contingent. I have the honour to be, Ste. (Slimed) WILLIAM HILL. Viscount Castlereagh, K. G. Head Quartets, Aiguebelle, June 30. Sin- - . 4 am happy to inform you that the positions 'f Aiguebelle, Conflans, .and l'Hopital, were taken from the French the day before yesterday., The first being turned by the Cucheron and Chantoux, was abandoned after a slight resistance ; the others were forced by the Austrians and Piedmontese, under the summand of Generals Trink and Ardezera, at the point of the bayonet. The opposition at I'llopitat was very obstinate, the town being taken by the Allies three times by assault. The loss is stated to be considerable, but the return has not yet been received; seven Austrian and four Piedmontese officers, are said to be among the killed. . In consequence of the abdication of Bonaparte, an armistice was soon after proposed by the French and accepted by General Trinki by which it is agreed,' that the enemy shall occupy Gregis, Tournoz, and Golly, and the Allies, Conflans, l'Hopital and their dependencies, and, that hostilities shall cease for 48 hours. Another armistice, however, has been con cluded by Geeeral Frimont, who is close to Geneva, by which hostilities are suspended until midnight df the 2d of July, the French giving up the position of the Boges, and the passage of the Rhone at Seised. An armistice with General Bubna gives him posses.' soon of Mount Mellian. The whole of General La Tour's artillery and in. fantry, acting in the Maurienne, a now assembled within a day's march of the head of the Austrian co. lumn, the troops having made very long marches, from Turin with great cheerfulness. The cavalry is crossing Mount Cenis, and will be ready to join when we cross the Isere, on the resumption of hostilities.- 1 have the honour to be, &c. • (Sigoed) U. FIELDING. Extract of a Dispatch from Lieutenant Colonel Leake to Vb. count Castlereagh, dated Poo:m.ller, July I 2. As a courier is now departing for the Prince de Taileyrand at Paris, I profit of the opportunity to its. form your Lordship, that the Swiss forces, now amounting is twenty-one thousand, and daily in creasing, still occupy the position from Merteau to Poittareer, with light corps, advanced on their right and left towards St. Hypolite and Satins. The head. qtrirfere are slid at Neu.thatel. An Aid-du-Camp, sent here from hlaishal lourdan, at Besareon, atsnounce4; yesterday, the submissi.4 of ;he gairison of that place to the King's orders. -and requested, in consequence, a suspension of arms on the pitt of the Swiss army. General de Castilla,Cli of of the Swiss Staff, who is now here, gives the to 11,.derstand, that the request will be granted, g l op condition that a corps of the entnay, now at Salina shall be temoved, in order 40 allow the Swiss troops to mote forward. teas Ostatette anuses the. Prince Regent's approbation of Mr. James Ross as Prip.s.ati Consul at Gibraltar, and Mr. J. Murray, si Lawrie ile Consul at iei:roooL 1, likewise contains an Or der trom the Lord Chan 'Ordain s Office lot the Court changing vet inotwiing for the Lae Duke of Bromwich:4w 'literally next; to Change ag..in 'I barsday the of August ; and 'logo out of suoursung on Thursday th: MILL FARE PROMOTIONS. WAR 09910 E, JULY 22. *tit Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain Francis Hartwell so be Major by putchaw, vice Higgins, who retires. 31 Regiment of Dragootri—To be Lieutenants, _without purchase — l i eute nant fantri B. French, from half-pay or the 9th Li g ht Dragoons; Comet George Lind; Cornet William Semple. To be c o rnets—Hotionrable Sohn Stuart, vice Lloyd; John Byng Wilkinson, vice s cenp l e . 17th Regiment of Light Dra g oons—lAeuteaant William Cock burn. to be Revue:mai Quarter-Master, vise Carsou, de. ceased. 2 i st Ditto To be Cornets—Ensign Frederick Lloyd, from half vay of the aid Fes it, vide Porter. who exchauges, receiving the difference; Samuel Forward, Gent. by purchase. vice -trouts, op/ minted to the let Life Guards; William Wil/aa, - L:ent. by ; archaic, vice Bishop, who retires. ist Regiment of Fuot Goards—John Hobart Oradoeb, Gent. to. Ins ii.sigu,.withositioirchase, vice Dashwood, promoted. 34 I si.to—Liiirgii Henry Patten to be Lieutenant and Cirptain s without purchase, vice Sloths's; dead of bis wounds. To be E a sio s sis.-i-Thomas Rowley Gordon, Gent. vice Simpson, di:ad of his wounds; Robert Cumati ng Hamilton Gordon o Gent. vice Paxton. T. be Abfensat—Captain Charles Sande.. vice Stosbart, dead ef his wounds. • sth Re g iment of Foot —Lieutenant;lldward ktge, from half-pay of the .1 ails !zoo., to be Lieuteuant, eke Ford, who .exchanges.i ate., Ditto—Charles Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, by page:base, mice feigueois, promoted. nist Lot , o—Second Lieutenant Sir William Czosbie. Bart. to be First limtetiam, by purchase, vice IstiCay, promoted. 30th Dino—Charles Deane, Gent. to be Emilio, by purcbaae„ vice Dillon, who retires. 86thDitto—CaptainHusk Douglas, 'from bill-pay of the Regi-1 mem, to be Captain of a Company, without pinches,. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—lieutenant Geo. White, (ton' half.pay of the Regiment; Lieutenaut Lewis Bowen, from ditto. 41st Ditto Captain Thomas Vyvyaa, from the tosd Foot, gal be Captain of a Company, vice Bullock, who exchanges ; i Lieutenant G. I'. Kimball, front the New Brunswick semi bite, twist Lieuteuant, vice Small, who cubit:qt.. laid Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant George Gordoa, i front half-pay of the Regiment, vice . Mtßay, whose appoint ment has not taken place; Lieutenant I 1/Unlas Itd`Nlveu, rum diUo. veer: M'Shinon, who exchange!. ‘uth Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign Richard Seward, eke 1(04e, deceased; Ensign George U. - Pew, from half-pay of '.the 31st Font vise SeWard. got% Unto —Li:utentmt F. H. Vali, from half-pay of the 4Stb Toot, to be Lieuten a nt, vice Dover, who exchanges. 61st Ditto—Enitign James Atkin, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. vice Porteous, promoted hi the 60sh Foot; Ensign . George Paris., front half-pay of the such Foot, to be Ensign, v i ce A t kin; Assistant-Surgeon •Copeland Grattan , from half pay of the 6th Garrison. Battallod, to be Assistanodurgeon, ince Giddons, who exchanges. diell.h Ditto—Captain Janus Girdleatone, front half-pay of the 81st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice O'Meara, who exchanges. • /34 Ditto,—Assistant -Surgeon gloms Burke, (rem half-pay of Rie ist Garrison Batta li on to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice . hoPiLee, promoted in the ad' Garrison Battalion. Istli Diner—Ensign T. C. Vyvyan, from bail-pay of the 60th Fuowto be Ensign, without purchae, vice Montgoinedie, 'whose appointment has not taken place. Stith Ditto--liospitai Assistant Alexander CaMphell to be As sistant -Surgeon, vice hi'Donogh, *cased. 190thDitio—Liestenant .Daniel O'Keeffe - to beCaptaiu. of ii C0in ..,l •11 4 v ice Ma c lean, deceased ; bosign Nat Lame! Taylor to be 1.1 Au truant, vice OlLesffe ; Matthew Zaisiloa, Raft. An be ssusisn, vice Taylor. t -- ~~.~- ; T ~- _ Watt, is*. triAl the 41st Foot, ,e Captain, Vyvyan, who exchanges; LieSUMO* ames'iltiniron, half-pay of the Slot Foot, to be Liett tenant, vice Hely, who exchanges. Sth West Intlit Regimern—L.ieetenaot Robert Irvin* to be AA jutent, vice Bersma, who resigns the Atutanrcy onlj. 7th Diito—Otho Hamilton Wemyss, Gent. to be Ensign, wl out purchase, vice Mil.ame, whose appointment has not taken place. • Royal African Corps--I.leutenant James Chisholm to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice tiArr, appointed to the sth Royal Veteran Battalion. Garrison Company—Serjeant 'Henry Graham, late of the list Foot Guards, to be Ensign, vke Worledg e, aypointod to the - . Sd Garrison battalion. Sd Garrison Battalion —Ensign Henry Wigmore, from the 111th Foot, to be Lieutenant, 6th Royal Veteran Battalion—Surgeon John Sharpe, from the late 12th Royal Ve•eran Battalion, to be Surgeon. To be Assistant-Surgeons—Asaistant•Surgeons Wm. Gardiner and Patrick Fitzpatrick, from the late 12th Royal Veteran Ba•talion. ith Ititto.s-I.leutenalit John Russell, from the 3d Garrison Bat tali.m, to I , e Lieutenant, vice Balderson, Whose appointment has not taken plat.... .New Brunswick Feticibles—To be I.tentenants—Lieutenant F. W. Small, from the 41st Foot, vice Kemball, wko exchanges ; Ensign Bradshaw Raiosford, front half-pay of the late 7th Garrison Battalion, with temporary rank. Glengarry Light Infantry Feecible,-.-Ensign John MiKay to be Lieutenant, vice Shaw, who resizns. The King's German Legion. lit Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Henry Leftrew to be Captain of a Troop, vice Peters, killed in action. To be Lieutenants—Cornet i.,oura I Paten, vice I.evetzow, killed • in action ; Cornet S. Henry Minim vice Kelantan:4 killed tu action; Cornet Lewis Kirchner, vi ce Lettrew. To be Cornets—Ernen Lewis Gropp, Gent. vice Poten ; Henry Anthony Frederick Cleve, Gent. vice Name; Halpin, Gent. wee Kirchner. 2d Ditto—l.ientetiant George Braun to be Captain of a Troop, vice &slow, killed in action. To be 1 leuteilaaat—Cornet Charles M. Pocock, vice Braun. To be Cornets—Henry Freeerick Gropp, vice Dranknielster, killed in action ; E. Vou Voss, Gent. vice Pocock. Ist Regiment of Hussars—Lewis Count Oeynhausen to be Car. net, vise Quiter ' superseded, being absent without leave. 3d Ditto—To be Captains of Troops—lieutenant Gustavus' Meyer, via Ketssenbruch, killed in action ; Lieut. Francis Power, vice George Jansen, killed in action. To be lacutenant—Cornet Anthony F. Heyer, vice Meyer.. To be Cornets—Charles D. U. 0. F. Cleve. Gent. vice Deich mann, killed in action; Buck, Gent. vice !foyer. r 1 et 13a-talion of light Infantry-4mm lieutenant-Colonel Fre— derick de Hartwig to be Lieutenant•Cidonel, vice &Fasciae, promoted in the sth Battalion el the Line; Brevet Major Henry Dimmers, from the sd Battalion of the Line, to be Major, vice Hartwig. To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Freda:lt Baron Both, vice Holt:semen, killed In action; Lieutenant Ferdinand Schaedtler, vice Marickalk, killed in action ; Lieutenant Au. • Pious Wahrendurk vice Goeben, killed in action. itsl Ditto—To Le Captains of Compaaies—Lieutenant Frederick Kessler, vice Hosewiel, klied in action; Lieutenant Georg% Meyer, vice Wiegmann, killed m action ; Lieutenant Charles Meyer, vice W. Scitaurnann, in action. To be Eusign—Auguatus Bebne, Gent. eke Rober:son, killed in action. - Ist Battalion of the line..-Identenant Diederick Lewis Baron • Holle to be Captain of a Conip.,:iy. vice Charles Nolte, killed , in action; Ferdinand You WedAliog, Gent. to be Ensign, vice I.ucken, killed in action. 2d Ditto-I..ieutetiant Claus Baron Dcikat to be Captain of a Company, vice I Bee, killed in action. 3d Ditto—To be Captains of Companies—Lleutenant Frederick Erdniann, vice Diedel, killed In *caws; Lkutenast Hans lie-, ron Velar, vice Damours, ,pionioted In the Ist Battalion tai Light int entry. 4th Duto—Major George Soest, learn the 7th Battalion of the Line, to be laeutenatit-Culonel, v.ce Du Mat, dead of his wounds; Captain Ferdinand Marchalck. Inuit the let I Fureigu Veterau Battalitai, to he Major, vice Cu.*',ho dead of Ins wounds. To be Cap , ains of Companies-I.icutenant Frederick Kessler, vice Lease, dead of hi, wounds; Lieutcuaut. CL.:isti3ll Boeineis ter, vice Itei-e, killed in action. To be Ensign—George Yon Braudis, Gent. tate Croahelm, killed in action. Sth Battalion of the Line—Lieuteuast Charles de Bothiner to be Cap: aiu of v. Company, vice C. W urish, killed in act ion. fith Ditto—Liautenast George &woo Dorisig to be Capt., n rd. Conapauy, vice HarLng, promoted in the 7th Battalum of the Line. I 7th Ditto---Brevit Major Levin de ltuling, from .the 45. th Batta lion iif the Line, to be Major. vice Sliest, pionuited in the 4th Battalion of the Line; Otto Velger, Grin. to be Ensign, vice Martin, kilted in action. Sib Ditto—To be Captains of Companies—lieutenant George Mitten. vice Yout, killed ie .action; Lieutenant Frederick Luilersta, vice Westernbagen, killed in action. York Light Infantr) ifuluntevro-- . l'u be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign I' Grassi, vice Tincesti, promoted; Ensign De Gannes, vice O'lleetr, promoted in the eth West. , India iteginseet. "lobe Ensigns, Richard Bear, Geut. vice Gout; Louis 'Choke, Gout. vice De Grunt's. Ist Foreign Veteran Battaliors--Serjeant Conrad Laic, from the Eing's German Artillery, to be Ensign, vice Luster, deceased. INSPITAL sTArre To' be Deputy lnapectur of Hospitals—Edia. ba-pay. To b e Phyrialanstn the Forcer—Henry Irwkz, MD. lobs Vetch, M.D. And lames Priebe+, M.D. from the half-pay. To be Surgeons to the Purees--Staff-Surgeons lames Taylor, Alexander Kindel!, Patrick Hughes, and Pitiap Walter, from' the half-pay: .and Assistant Staff-hurgeon Jiuuds Weir. 'l'o be Araistaut-Surgeou to the Forces. -Assistatit-Surgeou Wm. H. Hume, from the 71b Fuotoncie Weir. p To be Deputy Purveyor AD Me k'oncee--WilliVil Clapp* from she balt-pay. Tegart. frau 1111.14011.ANDuit. Lieutenant C. D. Rankin, of that 104th Foot, la superseded, being absent without leave. ORMIANILit orwicz, JULY 19. Corpse' Royal Engineers. Brevet Colonel William Yenseick to be Colonel, vice Hollaway,, removed as a General Officer. Captain lames R. Arnold to be Lieutenant-Colonel, Moe Penwielui Second Captain Thema, Monody to be Captain, vice Arnold. First Licutenans John L. Hume to Second Captain, vice Moody. Brevet Colonel Alexander Bryce to be Colonel, vice Humftisys removed as a General Meer. Beret Lieutenalic-Colonel Jubu Fox Bariatne es be Lleutoaant Colonel, vies Bryce. Second Captain John lienrysap tabs Captain, vies Burgoyne. First Lieutenant James Birchaohe Ed Captain, :lee H.:Bryson. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Aupst t, Thomas Chignon, of Alfred-plue,GoestetNetreet-road, •carpeuter, buildur, dealer aod.chapmeii, at tea, at Guildhall. , ISANKKUPTCY Jit/rEitSEDED. John Rainy, of Chelsea, baker. John Tkeedeu Stuns y, late of Manchester, Merchant. JIANKItUPTS. William Freeman, nom or late of Linceln,olsopkeeyer to sue reader August 3 i 4, and September 3, at eleven, at .the Spread Eagle Ina, Lioccdn. &tonnes, Elgie, Soulhvrell, Netting.: banulgre; or Mesas. Willis, Anthem. * and Clarke, Warn ford -court, Tbrogniorton- street, London. John Kenwerthy, late of Stoneawood, in fladdlewortb, Yorke" shire, woollen-mainifutucer, dealer and chapman , August 1, at el:Yen, August 5; and Sept. u, at three, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Amanita, Mr. Gibbon,Aehton•under-Liar, or Mr. lianye,.Chancery-lane, London. John Lunt, late of Kirkdale, Lancashire, muter carter and victualler, August 14, lA, and Sept. 2, at one, at the. New Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Atturnies, Mc.Cliades Rowlinson, Temple-court, Liverpool; or Mr. Edward Chester, No. 3, Staple-Inn, London. l'homas Gardner, of LiverpoOL tailor and draper, August lA, 15, and dept. u, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Pa radise-surer, Liverpool. Attoinies, Mr. James Murrow, Li verpool; or Messrs. Blacketock atud Dunce, King's Bench. Walks ; emple, London. William Whitehouse, of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, been draper, dealer and chapman, July 39, 'August 4, and. Sept. s, at ben, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Alien, liesintes street, Oxford-au - 6st. Samuel Halliday, of Manchester, coma:Melon broker, dealer sod .eltapsnau, August% .9, and Sop. IN acciaresk, at the Mosley- t , Se. bitto--Captaitt Itteistst ghl PRQ-11 SA7 lIRDAT NIGHT'S GAZETTE. r an be,..e r a m tg A : I " froin v rr p ; 14.w_ who whir I ~ i Atm. Inn, Miaeistater. Miteles, Mr. iereltairt at t.' Miuthester; or Messrs. Shepherd, Adlingua, ors Bedford row, Landon. Wham Sparkes the younger, of Coshed!, Hants, iresebunder, dealer and chapman, August 4, at one, August 5, at ten, slid Sept. 2, at one, at the Swan Inn, Corbett). APornies, Mr. John PusvtizeU, Staple-Inn, London ;or Mr. higcombe, Portsm. John Cape, tit Gras,' lane, Surrey, common brewer, July 2 9, August 3, and Sept. 9, at twelve, stGuildiiall Attorney, Mr. 11. Young, 149, High street, Southwark. John Priug the elder, Late of Cedlcon, Devon, tanner, dealer tied chaprnan, August 17, IS, and Sept. 2, at Lieven, at the Bristol Inn, Exeter. Anoraks, Messrs. Andros and Alersun, Warn ford-court, '1 brosmorton•stree!, London ; or Mr. Farkas', Beater. John Joyce, of Ctingleton, Cheshire, maltster, innkttcper, dealer • and chapman, August 3, at awe, August 4, at nine, sod Sept, 3, at Site, at the Lion and Swan Inn, Congleton. Attoruies, Mr. Wilson, King's Beach Walks, Temple, London; or Mr. Lockru, Congleton. Edward Ketcher, *Morro wiggle the Sokaa, Etat, grocer and draper, August 2, S, and Sept. 2, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Colchester. Attondes, Messrs. Chapman, Stevens, and Wood, ID, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queeu4trect, Cheap side, Louder; or Mr. Daniels, Wi has. Matthew Coale, of Thorney-street, Bloomsbury, taybr, habit tinker, dealer aadchapnaan, Jaly 28. at ten. July a, at elevai and Sept. 2. at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Welling., I, Frith-street, Soho-square. William Walker, of Wallies', Lancashire, dealer and cltapmsn, August 7,9, and Sept. 9, at eleven s at the Mosley Aims Inn, Manchester. Anoraks, Mr. Ivrea:fah Buckley, Manchester, or Messrs. Shepherd, Adlington. and Gregory, Ilesiford-ruw, London. Francis Smith, of Phoreham, Susie:, shopkeeper, July 2S, August 1, and Sept. e, at eleven. at (haulm Attorney, Mr. Adams, No. :1 I, Old Jewry, Lsko. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Nov. 2;, Charles Christian Beaker, Lothbury, merchant. at I. Angina 19, Jasper Augustus Kelly, Strand, seller, at ten. August 22, Wilbant leaks, Aleenuatibure, siik•weaver, at eleven. Aug. 29, 'l homes Edna, Watford, Hens, brasier, attar. August 22, William I'hurlow the elder, Swallow.street,sheesemonger, at tea. I August s. Charles Wills, Wood-strvec. wine merchant, at one . August 12, Thomas Ambrose, Saltcr's-hall-tourt, wittenurclaant. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. August 17. William Graham, Carlisle, merchant, at eleveo. at the Duke's Head. Inn, Carlisle. August 16, Jonat han White, of Pltchky, victualler, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kettering.- Sept. 2, Robert Hutchinson, Manchtster, joiner, at two, at the White Bear, Manchester. August 12, Gill Slater, of Liverpool, in e rebaut, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. August 19, George Wright, of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. August 14, James Poilla, ockernioutt, draper, at ten. at the Mosley Arms, Manchester. CERTIFICATES-Au CiNST 12. Joseph Brockhurts Sumner Brockburst, Wapping, ropernaker.. James l'aylor, Warwick•lane, carcase-butcher. John Bethke. Warrington, batter. Walter Durant, Maidsame, tuner. John Mortimer Stephens, Portstuodth, jeweller. Joshua Llngard, of Blackwell, corn-dealer. Richard 1 urner the younger, Hurstper point, butcher. William Ward Eagle, Gloucester lersace,Wlz.ter chapel, way-manufacrurer. One of the lads of the whip, on the Dover road, has obtained a Sixteenth of the Twenty Thousand prize, shared by Riettenesoe and Co. This will enable him to mount the box of cotnfmt, and handle the ribbo/dc with spirit : lie says, fortune ha: been hanging ie I•se breeching for some time ; but, by a little coaxing, lie has induced her totos,eh cc gar, and assist him in giving the go by to those whe 1, tee Iteen queering his team, and giving him 4! A Mot— 6 taper of this day contains the follow ' imp 'll.e fate of Elizaleth Falling, alio is ordered frt. mention on Wednesday, far atten:pting to murder the family of Mr. Turner, the law.stationer, :a Chan ce:y.l,one, has created a great deeree of interest, from the solemn manner in which sLe has, from ,he meot of her being found guilty, protested her he:,. sense. The Recottoett has received an anonymous letter, wherein it is most positively asserted, this on. fortunate female is entirely innocent of the crime for which she has been tried and condemned. flits do cument goes on to state, that should she suffer the dreadful sentence of the law, the act will be nothing short of a foul murder;' and that, in case of such an I event, the whole of the circumstances shall be fully and epeoly avowed, and the veal criminal be named and produced. This letter has, no doubt. undergone the most humane and attentive consideration, and the ultimate fate of the criminal is the best proof that it , has co foundation in truth. Saturday The wsetched aromiu wrote a letter to a young man with whom she' was acquainted, in which she begs him to consider her innocent, and assures him, that Paiwitntece will, no doubt. ere long, bring to condign punishment those persons for whose crime she is about to suffer ; she , enclosed a lock of her hair, and expressed herself peep' fectly resigned to her fate. This resignation she has since evinced by her manners" A MAN 4:ILIAD ax A poc.—On Saturday an In quest was held at the White Raven, in Whitechapel., on view of the body of Thomas Spencer. A few ; days back the deceased was crossing Mile,endroad,l and a baker's boy was wheeling his truck of bread along the road, assisted by a large bull dog, which' was drawing it. The unfortunate man na sooner came near the truck, than the .dog seized him by the, coat, pulled him down, tore and lacerated his body ;instantly in asnost dreadful manner, and would have killed him on the spot. but for the assistance of sever ml persons who ran towards him on hearing his screams, and who rescued him from his perilous sttua. than ; but so much injured that he only survived two days after. The Jury reprobated the conduct of the owner of the dog in the severest terms, for his neglec ting either to destroy him or secure him with a muzzle, as it was well knows that lie was a most II; rocious animal, and had bitten several persons before. Verdiot—Accidental deaths and a deodand of £5 on die mak. thoosenam..—Gleattv-neertea --edn consequence of a variety of complaints having been made by gen tlemen residing at. and near Norwood, of the incon venience they experienced from the 'assemblage of, and depredations committed by large parties of the gipsey tribe in that neighbourhood, May and Goff, at .the head of several constables, went on Sunday last, by order of the Magistrates, to reconnoitre the encampment, and succeeded in apprehending a num ber of them, after considerable opposition. Next morning upwards of twenty of them, amongst whom was their celebrated Queen, and her no less celebrated brothers, Prince Thomas and Prince John, were taken before the Magistrate and committed as vagrants. Eeets.---The Assizes ended on Thursday s e'n nigh t. The following five persons received sentence of death : Andrew Dinan, for attacking the house of Andrew I.yncli, at Auagore, on the 21st of May last—James Fitzgibbon, for the like, in the house of Peter Flyn— Jeremiah M'Carthy, and Martin Shea, for a highway robbery, near Kilrush, on. Charles Trotisdell, on the 30th -April last—Williasn Burke, for stealing a horse the properly of James Griffin, of ? Clonmel—Edward Henley, mate of a ship at Kilrush, convicted of biga. ml, tube triestosed for eeven year". ‘4` .. • thingeßia-r tAt otinaD, JULY £4. • The Rev. Charles Rica:lids, M. A of Magdalen Cotrirt Mayer of Hyd. Ably.y 4 honl, Winchesttr.ar•il Chaplain t.: Marquis of Winchester, ha been instit , ..ll •ta the South Stoneham, Hants, tm OK prey-eI.:A ion of the get. Fr.iil..4 kilerth r itec.tur of St. Mary s, ,outtiampttm rbi woes Mackenzi of Delimits*, Isis presented ;oho Mat: stniniliame„ \ M. preaeer t.f the gospel; to Lb• ebOrell and parish .g New yle, in the presbytery 01 hteliti-, es. east by the translation ri the Rev. "thnnas Batty to li t na „ rhy . Tb. Bishop of Lincoln, as Visitor of King's Colleitei Lam bridge, is expected to prose once his decision on the tmlicitver. querion between CoHege and 1114 of Etat! viz whetlirt the l'invost and Fellows of the biter ars. leßally entiti^d rn pre sent themselves W numerous valuable livings o h.rit th e h 7 , 171 , r contend are within the patronage of their •Thcirty Alone. 1013:231 bTICAL rftotifrrwas. lamas Wetherell, M.A. has l sun ii. eased to the perpetual cu racy et Upton St Leenaer•, Clime ster.b re. Rev. 3. P. William:yet it. John's (.:elluge. Cambridge, it pre tented to the valuable fettory et Clareotlue, .1) the 1.1,01 d 0 0 Jamaica. _ _ _ Rev. O. T. Marla, to the vicarage or Prescott, Larca.l,lre. Rev. lobo ii..rwoud, to the lir et St alai Lid LIAle, - shirr. M Tuesday, Liei.tenant G Hta , ock, R.N. of Coele*loll, to M:0 M:ry Acn Cruw, of Vartuoutts. The Rev. Jacob Fus.e.l, nt Qti. en t s College, Oxford, to Small, second (.I.nttliter ot K. Heiden, Lsq ot ranltt ry, in that county, 'fhur•day, at 1131‘ sword), Mr Samu:•l slinstrad to Mtbs cant, daughter (tithe Rt.v. Mr. thainan: v ot .he same rider. Rev. Henry Hutchins, N. A. f.-now and tutor of Trinity Hs!l, Cansbridge,to Miss Ilutchtna. of Astley Castle, WoreratersTo4. Reqr.L Lewis, to Marie Atm, yonnzess therleter of the Is): Wm. Rowe, Pat!. DWI). Friday, at Milford Haven, of a rapid dyclillet aged 19, Heart% only wn of the Rev. He:ay Levi rn, Recto of l'ellaigs Ike county of Peatbroke. Mn. J. BAldwin, Vie tr of Tlowclea, I.:ttic :shire. At 'let nail, Dv..rbyshire, Rev. lames Ey: to, rector of Stamm; 1 uesday se'anaight, at L.t Won a 44. d 37 yt art, the t lon. Pa 11.... Catherine Vanneek. wife of the lion.Jo I•k.a V4iitirck DI THOMAS rA VILOR, ES Q. - - TBEn leave to inform yonithat ever since rho v, a r 4.1790,1 had been afflicted with the Lows Venerra, w! .•h f rc . m Its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prrscribt: I,y ttis most eminent of the faculty heats, and undergoing several severe courses of &Ali ition and twice dischirged front the t al, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. the spring of List year tuy disorder had got to-such A bra., o r s nearly to put a period to sr.y esista.sce. la this state, i was IG :on:intended by Mr. J. Thompson, (wha received ,o great a cur; by them here,) to take your I.cale s l'ttent Pillsostitich 1 hear: to do on the With May; us the course i.f a forting%l t.,;a;t to receive benefit. la little more thass a mogtb 1 bowl , , by your iitera advice and medidne, perfectly free iron my (cr., met. conti.laints, hate recovered say former spirits ay...! stieegtb a and a become yid) , and fat , in which state haricg, cotitinted massy nuAtAs tti the astonishment Of Al who klit'W rue, I as' ate loss ir.'what-terms to espreis. my gratitude, but org yot; to the good of other entering lourtah, co mike thif oty public as possible, as I shall on every °carton-44u to Join yu.; will greatly obligejir, your grateful obedient very titamt,:c Per van; 'AJAX. !WWI KER. Sailltieelose, High-street, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Provrieor, Thoita ul Member of the 14(121 Cull.le of Suipons in Ilindim p at his bouts Ne. 9, New Bridge -street, They are also sold py );is ausointmeet, et die Nertiii..ccs, 35, tit. Alhan's-strect ; the Tuy- slop, O¢. ford-st tact ; Mr. Dlitorough's, N 0.7, Fish-street-mil.nearivop• pence the I‘ , :cnument ; and by ore person tr. every covai..l.l,bir: !own in England, bloc. in hoses (illy Ss. ed. each, It sled ttl'.we4 Nil and plain di t ecdons, whereby pctssrus ofrstker otay ceig t minotives viral! WIC N.B. livery Bqs Great Britain is pealed up with a eurup which, by favonrof the Cominiseicners, is i.rintri amp- Dike, T. 'Pavia'', No. 4. UvW sri e Ait : AR RI4GE should be thd founde . tion of , t 4 happiness, which is often disturb N 1 thro. k r pink that form the union, not taa.tig these.caution. reach would .e^st e . - e them the enjoyment OEO4 Item losne-ve blessing. Pei ,•le 4 every rank pay adoration to the shrine ut wedlqpk ; vut t wiwre the constitution has been tainted b, d svale, or debilitated by certain habit contracted at au cant age, a renovation ‘,l s t at,il. 7 previous to entering that state is indepen ,ahly reguisttrsetylve t h e slumbering sparks of liar, anti to reanimate th e -ystem. • 3 r no disorders have contributed swore CoA . 11;: illy in tlestroy etyms..• neal happiness than those which are the co:,, , ,paence of utiguarded pleasure. It was this Eonsitieraoon which tout.: I News. CUR: HIE and Co. for these last 351 years, to Jitter :her on.tirs l e t s attention extbisively to the treatment and ci.re of the 1 r mecca; Disease, and the disorders arisirg therefrom—as alas o ha , de.- cangensent of the system proluced by the des- loci lye !ctin ,‘„t* n t e inconsiderate school buy, whicb brings on those g p Bikes and Delleieacies that prevrat or embitter the 511.,•, ono. 'AI state. The successful result of their plan, gives them elditi mai are dour to oppose.the ravages of these co spla. ta, wluch are the mist Important iu the catalogue of human ir,tirrnaief. It ttrtu.rr• ti person who has indulged in •hissolitary rse to seek rehui, C.I(L suiting prof essionalmen of eminence and* ..tiostr,:oudiic!. Messrs : MillelE and Co .claim the sanction ot schola.t,c asitherity, as well as the testimony cif uocontrWicted facts iln prote.shig the core of these complaints, they bold out no induerattrilt to vice ; Lut, seasible, as as aten must In, or the eittat.nce of ::J.:11 calamities, they offertheir assistance as regularly educated er,t bets of .the Rot al Colleges of Su.-geovs of hon.:on tad Sl.ght.aud recent gases of Syphilitic i;ttestiott err lie ally cumµ in the short space of two days. Those of the most tiosthAte duration, such as Obstructions, inveterate 4; rie-ores, Pains s the Boner, Gleets, atc. are pernittnntly a..d speedily Anteti. Several Islublemeu and titaitiemen of the f,rst resitv!tabi:i have brill under the care of MEWS. bild Co. :yr 11.. c e.:- tnoval,of complaints of the urethra, strictutte, dcc ; and havilf deerillll a radical and pertranent cure, re l luest that ref... t rete.** Mai be made to thint, as satisfactory evidences or the dike 4.4 superiority.uf Messes. Cu it sat .and Co.'s plan et trcatnient.-:- Many of these Gentlemen had atrictutes .from ten trete/ years, and wke ander the care of Messrs. Home Iteavisit.., and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempt:4 tLeir,cur., by the application of the lunareaustic s Wittman SNaelr. AICX• Cullum and Co. have &sleeted .the following letter ? front Ale many they are daily receiving from Gwdelivii, ,r e et,rnir t f them thanks far their .restorathui to tutted ate! vletlrt o health. it was sent to them, uns.olici.ed, from the sop ott Noble Earl, who had labonted unti....r this .4lstressing art painful malady for ten ear.:—ht' hate teen Anulor of several Surgeons .of professional e4::•:ence, alma .ot mime afforth:ll him permanent relief ; b«t front the sapegiar method , r. truatment adopted and pursised by Niessrs. ate: Cp Itc radical case ip the short space et' tate month. ".r.lay : P 1 iftEU• "TG Dr. CUP.R LE, 107, I Lstromgartien. " Lord -- leek great pl-aFure in coatisteiscating tO *At Currie the perfect re-establishment iar by health, in eonst:enwa of his mild and admin.:Age t.eante:►t of Strictures natlie.Urelk tit He may add, that be has not for many years .enjOyed so itall comfort and freedom from pain ; and he entertains tso doobt his having obtained, through his skiil act attention, a pale= and radical cure of 'that horrid complaint. As he was not as:images to the aligner that others treated the ccosplaint, he ,ha, it in hi power, from a fair trial and a just ea:111)41,0n, to pay that tr: bute of aNiause t.) 1)r. Currie winch ,lac sensibly frail, au( shall ever :te angst ready and willing to acitlow:...!:c." Messrs. CORIIIE and Cs. may be consulted by yat tents ofeilk.r Sex, witt• the greatest secrecy and honour, at their !untie, N 107, Hatton-garden. Patients in thu country,describing the particulars el th•'ir ige, and mode of living, inclining a remittance for at.lifice inedichie., the same will be west argent to any part o! the kitty Apps. 'fo ensure that secrecy so essential to thtirundertiot, the onstage orktters may be added to the'itcequnt,fer etedicits -107, Hatt** Gerdes+. Hir; H WATER xo.monOwAy LONDON iiii.inGt, Morning - :" 20 Minutes . atter .4 • Afternoon . - 56 minute. alto** _ _ I.ONDON t 'Printed by Liie KiNr, l Nrcimii yublbboo *We" 'bd.* tiot Stir 911ce . , Ten!plebot.