Star. — London, England, 1826-02-20 00:00:00

1 isTIMA The anew sum diners Madlle. It desert* - -ter Paver. than of the, 'more striking ireithtusits . by',, • "APWA* I I/$OO.-cicateid um; lauglisis., SIM sail% /swarm, wu received with applause. ' ' • etweviNcrAßtnik. . • Saturday night the Optra of Airs:am welt perfonned too most numerouposivenblage. linonAst was ia *Want voice, amid the greatest :7 4lqt •to 011 die *nide: Plums was war:/ f iat •piiisidetVin "'Thy Filktr,itisay f' ilinectbe days of there !swim been is finer vocal performance titan that of Miss' Pknnes - Miturforse. The dignity of her voice and grandeur of hls style are admirably suited to this Wide. Madame Viwrius ; tr.* rowed pt the beautiful air of " IK infancy." Hotsham . Major Pringle Taylor. from the "Ci" pe.qt Good Hitoe, to piths ;• Captain Hamilton, of the SAX Regiment of Foot, for Halifax, lit Novateetia; - C or net Towles, for York, to join the 4th Hissiam; Sir Lawrence Palk. Cart. front St-Jantireelgreet.lo Haden twat Exeter; Major Ormiby Gore 'on i tour ; Captain' Dawson; from Shrewsbury, to - Dubin; Cue; tat Plum*, ham - Riightou, to join the Royal Dragoon{; Ogme.4 Wysdkihn, for Potrorat• on o wl* to the Earl of Egrement; Lieutenant GregOry, of the Mid, from Mandlegree, to Dublitt; Capital% Mope, front town; to Ar. magh ; Colonel Easton, frout,Paris io Coercion College; Captain hey, for Darer; Capt. Railer', ,from Rithibluskplo Montrose. THE DUKE OP' tIt I 7O24SHIRE'S MISSION TO ST. PtTEitSSURGIL .It is very currently. repo►ted that the King has se lected the Duke-of Degonshi.e to represent him at the Coronation of the Emperor Nicholas at the Court of Russia. During st r► cent period, when the Grand Duke Nicholas resided in London, this Prince was for some time the inmate of Devonshire House, where the enter tainments given on the occasir•o were on a scale of the greatest, magnificence and splendour. This visit ce mented a wares friendship between the Emperor and the Duke, which originated whilst his time was at St. Petersburgh. His Majesty has shewn his usual diicri. minationin appointing the Duke of Devonshire to this distinguished honour. His Glace is now on the eve of leaving town for Paris, on a visit to his sister, Lady Granville. The Duke will re urn then to London after a short residence in Paris, to prepare for his jour -1 ney to St. Petersburgh. Whenever the Duke of Devonshire's visit to the Co.I ronation of the new Emperor of Russta takes place, his Grace will be attended by the 'lnver of the English Nobility, without any respect to party. The retinue, in point of magnificence, extent, taste and spleatclonr, will do honour to the Sovereign and the Country his Waco will have thebottour to represent. . . " e ' THE DIORAMA. 1 • • I• 404. This truly suiprising and delightful exhibition was opened on Saturday 'with new aims, which do more than sustain its. repetiiion, since they:swam even those views which have for SOW been the admiration and inrPrise Of all visiton yeors. . The new views are Retire Chitpti and thati of Italian. The first of these, painted by M. Daguerre; npresettti the interim of this chapel, which is one. of the most beautiful fabrics in existence. Oa. PAW'Whin _ 40adio_ The 141 Veteran Cetanany, stathowl 4,the !tl . s AgsnOt to he ;ditlhiiided on the itttChiarc6. • Tertnerßicrillukiinet toe UrpaYi7t sad friik, it C6l;hester Tbirti-fin ditto; the Depot otAritiiiVoySl *chi havers, at Brecon &wracks, daring the fast seuhriPik - 'MILITARY PROMOTION • • WAR-oinktOs; 'PCB. 17, 11326. Royal Regiment of Horse Guard.--Lieutetsant George Staveley . Hill to by Adjutant, vice Hine,•whowtvigns the Adjutantey only.. Ist Regiment of Dragoon ciparili—eCornet John, Rodeo Mort*. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice-.lterArpromoted Hawkes, Gent, to be Cornet, by_purchaase, - vice Morris. r • sth Ditto—Veterinary Surgeon John Rydisig has been supenedeit having been absent without leave.. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Captain 13enjam a Everard, from the half-pay. to be Captain, vice Samuel Wystdoure,m/so.eachatiges, receiving the difference. 7th Regiment of Light Drat mma-Altdaisid arras Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vies Briggs, pronasiello_ Ith Ditto—Cornet Clement Johnson to. agt 114astentnt, .by pur chase, vice Davis, prompted in the nut Heary A. Rey nolds, Gent. to be Cornet, lit purchase; vim Johann. • . isth Date—Cornet John, Gilbert Ogiblie te•bikAllotellallt, by . purchase, vice • Curryoghtme, pronsoteds . • •a . triii • - To be Cornets, by purchasort.Thoome ..lonstop r At*lt ! • ander,. promoted ; latish, Mit, ice vie. 16th Ditto—Lieutenant Wilraam Williams, from half pay of the Ist Dragoons, to be Paratatie r ilelfligyfediPiefialit-• Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign Edward Icy.. hell, from the 116th Foot,. ui be Ensign and Lieutenant, by put...- chase, vice Sr. Clair, proinoted. 22d Regiment Of Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel 'Elibert Place, front the ball-pay, to be Lieutenant-Coked, vide John Rele, Who cachanges. 15th Diuo—Lieutentnt Titoutai Mame, 'kept the 110th Root, to be Lfeitenant, vice Firmer, 7Htsto 409k . v.iiiiipt,, lot not taken place. • = • _ 16th Ditto.-William Albuttellt, estiltAtt be Mostgifeht parka. vine Sterling, appointed ash, Mb Foot.- • ••A .r 20th Ditto—Hospital Assipteut J.elhek, Forme. 141.1). to ant Surgeon, vice Rutledge, presoaked In the esth * Faot, 21st Ditto—Second Lieutenant and Adjutant Alexander Taipei es hare the rank of First •Lhiutenstit. ' 4 31. .''" led Ditto--Major Esbeee- Claytost,troah half-pay et elie • 40th Foot, to be • Major,.sice Bennet, Agfa% -*kg . 111 4.11P4 -teceiviog the difference. Ditto--Ensign Frederick Thomas Maitland to be Litvenant, by purchase, See 'Canitibellitforsioneekl; t illsigte 11.tiuktiny C. Sterling, from the Pith Fasciae ha Rae*, S3d Ditto—To be Lieutenants, withoot.pueshaec--astliatMepaid Hugh Mackay, vice Gibson, deceaseto T hsekeliept : lighrard. Francis Elliot, from the Royal* Miefacers.._ To be Ensign—. George Talbot, Gent: -' • To be Adjutant—Lieutenaut Thomas Januateolloirryielde miaow prouioted, 46th Ditto—Assists" 1111111VOTI Jahi 4Grepr . ,Mallock, M. frenrtbe kith 11111 Dragoons; to be , alto 1 0',Fieherry, deceased. - • `• • •__ - • s. • • 4. , #•• • • TOR Lift Rlllll4BltE,SOßegft lES ON THIL BANK UP 8.191.414 u. • —0 • •aOrativat. aim tamp ode nu mitts; niesior.sttrum'aitli .a. 511. gisligree firatmentstplisneem wish tab dW puettlifie bar and lined tin the Imstalaing foarisdiamsbovagantirtin.nat 16141.10111 mid hem's initivrotetteel to fifer tv: gee agaiau the prisoners, as the IMdk of lingtmd.Setitritatiafied that the ptboters 'bating hiteady been: pat oo' ilialfrttig Fp indict ments in whirl' all she eiridiiice -that Nrifits eLta lid tel lbw upon the case had been elfeved,'and"the-itrefaiiitavisetseind'elsem nit ;silty, it ermild he a Mete wasust the l titne eribit . Cauti to go into the miser indietinems. • • • • bir. Justice Gasman said the etilldutt of ibblrenit *ii of keel, infleieat to negative thu Mrenciturdest Um Babb Of Inglald never showed mercy. There had been many stream thmeremst pat. ticularlyjn the last 'lle inisvaers pialiselveS moil Teel that the Corporation had shown Unit aseity: bi - mmitlititatiees he had himself been *lutes Of the Minelful"misseuck ertiletorpora. Mara the Ut a h of Emplaad inward, peiMee Wleastinthri• felt it their duty to prosecute, and never had ho bras avisen - -di l uny per. son having b e en treated with 'unmerited tieuetity." - Tie Bank had now declined to - proceed farther agitate the pelsainentlyiribar, and it only remained for the Jury to ind atm tide fp This was semediogly Amur pie forme, wetllW were removed from the bor. . • . •••10.0 , ' Saturday. tits: meek' and ilwx, Rl fr-vsetetliarged with forging ceitaiis lbond, .w ith i ' to, .ifiCsod the t shop qt Thwc were other,sowsts itsltiae Jicament, i chaeging :the intention to be to defraud the Barka .Ilngtintl,. AC. ThOitolloning*4 the circumstances of /be e l se Oc . yeis: 1871 - 6 aforeigner. named.lose9h Ricci. died ap thin country, leaving 20.54. in Bank &eds.-his wi dow administered to his effects, but Only survived, hint two , years, leaving . a aim, bathed Miry . Jobbing; who Mrs the:onii .telrtive of either herself. or. tl;e ',decor sed hnshand: . . The rot i;oner Rigand went, in August last,' ;9 Mr. Wilis, a noct Doctors' icnaragns i entk - guse in structions to his clerkto:kePatc .11 1 , ia_Aurstion, repae.en; that at Riebesond, seas . the • niece • and 'only surviving relative of dii deceased R cci. The . sieees . larf, dpctu_Septs were ecordiugly.ptepereyi p : at* ,eoCittittl.34. the Ase,isoner Mini,. as . rdi4tlite e lt CIAO**, um( • lar Rigeud , . in his own name, u the attesting witaesv; after which the letters of administration were :,,hhtshrldi . end",delivered to the prianter - Itiiaint. : 71'411134 :cr then • . eitecut - ed two .pores of AVA.Nr,ery, authosisingAigted to receive the dividends, and sell out the stri , l4- which was accordingly done by a-Mre,lioodee,,a.srock-broker, rt ho pa,id ;Arcs - the prcceedl ta the. prisoskei arh,4 7 a check oall - merettand.Co. for which he al/env-rd. •obtained the Cask and some of -the notes which 'he* received in - change were after watt. hated to 'Tit above &MS were proved by a ngmb Pf...; 1111 qr(4 6- • 47 . T* Jur!, tgter, coma:deg about three tptart!tli 11111Laterfi 004 04 iii I • 51 • I tOrisas - tlirilmiesif, a lad,onli eleven rat a ifs'', a te Pas, indicted fry wiling a considerable cisaiecity bf books, stelae near TOOL the- property of Mr. *are. a littglistets:llo ,; itirdettraie 'o_ol4 't revs ieae stated' • •• ttl " •,' :*" 1 11111ATRE1 ': - - .'" '• ' - I'l • FASHIONABLE INTELLIGititcg: "' • "----.1-4" —TlVTl rlft. ' - ` 24 W .'• 1 i )1 1,, Vii: . : i ...... ~.411 . 2 1,. . ,• , . •.. o+i i . JI - f .1 ' . • . ) - .5a14161a.i.••• • ) -:', ‘ C-‘ 1 'V.! ' t • It 1 UREFAiRE. Two troops or the Ilt Dragbelf4llllllllll llNSelliiinierdised" I. e Cr.iaiete was iepd4d on' ' ' MS/bight • ilit4reelt t fat.li .4 :Aminau•L"lr It‘iifriellaltlat; 6lll4 111 IN 4 4 4 4 4 i. . . Selvlol.l4%rtllAlk:" yatLi,,/\ \-. .I , •, - Divertisyrsigt gaillpef ie g o iak agorg i n rm as p4144034A bits P4t 7 -VC F. y`Orlls 1 ,F-Pr. fr 4114 AMIN" Pagsvi , am 4 *iciad I.o4w ri Lmjsitte to a' frani to be an attempt to goons*, th e do a:le gs o c ioc k t p:, a m, Pk-place, irons towiray ; Mt. ...Welk lti• •In !Writing to 141)*itrakwts , . A.Pytii • ii•PP; A" iirefe4etfpleWhiVAK Weliet Wirt* lit'Tittnniiiire laid Avirls-atiesti , frdmilieveY; 11 "5. 43 ." 4 . 4 7 4 it e• lt , IllealMe; 1 . 1 , 1 ,to Birminglsans, 0 :. ~, • I le. EIIOCA.IIO WM (wort* aid!' Ilbelit to become a faektiteb""qe 11 " 1 ".; CaPts i n Wia rk.,,,_"rik. ill Sick. lll "trtg:• ne:beefi rinttleta bf rbeigitkftSbaleiotilFati:, g a iCh 4l 4 Blll. ~ critics a courtship; in ,vithkh the piquet ukiinately yields to sou Miss Maiciiiiii, In Gloucester I - • i s 7 • Cam. eland MI% • -th - following betachments hilts bites rileroli gar: roodku ter. Who is about to tilinquisli the Pursuit.- The tnnteduc. .in • Park-kno i' Lady Campbell, .1- lint ildiraed embarkation for 11Intlraa. Alt lsnaril_tbe binoorahle iosiioni** 1 Dawkins and Miss Dawkins, at 1 0 1 Z,IimalOtdo Ponlnaa-minare • i ships Castle Icligutlg, abd Marquis idanciy, viz.-41s1 Pilot. 200;1 f thi.bausl Mi thtinael.lo plait elaritec formed a format striking than Oetereerpse ~ and the banding round of re- 11r. Ferguson. of Crairlarrech, at ot s Hotel. .. . men ; 4Seth'ssu Tu f o ; 46th. So ni s b 7, n d 40 m. 100 mem - r iot - nisits leythepodidetedlaitiles 'Of thi Nobleman Whci give* _CIIM/ 4 . 2 *- 31 r TlmathY Skill% fr° o l Ndibtors. to Hall!arn • Agmbarki o ili e.goorse if uez i w gi w k.. Ms . P.i...L. P.. 1.. G..... .h. r........ -e 11--a Lt..-- ..- ‘f_t-- _. CONS STORY CQUIIT, Fts. 18. _, cent v. cnx. • ; AlderhildiMix presented himself before Sir CHRIS-' v . PHIS :Rocrtisow, the Judge, for the'porpose of cons-: pil aining' of his proceedings being- unniteesshrily delayed. The Clam, he said, well knew thashe hid been a suitor' fa, a very consiilere.hte ,t inn. He .. had instituted pro .. teiditigs against, Mrs. Cox for a separation by reason of adultery committed 'by Mr. Kean ; but" before th • -prreeydiogs were brought to issue. Mts.Cbz corn - hewed . e suit -ag.tinst , him for the ressiustiooof conjugal rights, and,hy a•ntemitiop of that Court. Asisbich-had been issued at the inst•mee . of. pirs. Cos, he lied, been compelled di allis'4 her tli.ei htindred pounds per annum foralimadt. This iiim ititidderitdoci he ivOuld be obliged to pap oi l whilst. Airs. Cox's suit 'was' pending; and as the prop. ceedisigs, its his °pinks, seemed t • ' be delayed-to enable Alts.,cctiereeesae hie :alimony , he entreated the Court would take the ease into its favourable consideratiCri,, and''primounce in immediate decision. Ailey !softie canshleration between die Prottora, it • was decided *Mille ewer aheasd .heiseard nest Cain day. . .; ,: . , Ti! ..WitilitlATlS ; CASS. i •"rhV argiiMents of Counsel,in this case were coo cludrd yesterday. The suit was originally commenced by the Marquis of Westmeash against the Marchioness, bora restitution of conjugal rights. The Marchioness then commenced a suit against the Marquis for a di. vorce, by season of adultery and crueley. She also allegel. that when the deeds of separation were exe cuted, the Ntirquis allowed her a certain annuity; • ihit he was desirous of being possessed of those deeds, and for that purpoMbe had commenced the snit for the restitution of conjugal rights, and which, if decided in his favour, would deprive her of the annuity. The Learned isdatbettag pall" er' it ' t reat reat - attendee to the arguments ot Counielosed . the ridde t d* , 'yield& 'was reed, said he had received great assistasee frame; able inahher in /which ' she proceedings bad been cirednetedi sod s as an arraegentent be tween the parties bad been talked ig, he simernbi . hoped that a a circumstance nvouht occur: lif roVrevet Sal Ittingjetnent ' rot take place, he slietati, in. tube _ be '' Term, Mk judgment.: , _ • _ Aj - v- . , *NAVALIN - TELIJGENCX,. .. . - - at I yvrimacs. .1:. e ;P.. The Henry, ..--, front Lisboa ♦l'rdos.tlay, near tbe Lizard; only The Hopewell, CooDielit4ree anellalitax to London& ,T,si The Ida, Moan, Irtau roommate IMAM f• tiii CilTift 'MUHL 4i ; • • . _ The Allen Maur, husetiSe. to the Clyde. was driv en ea lam** Hime;litioneva s of Marypen, Carrickfergus the 13th Instant. ilbe Frederica. Booth, from Frederla the - Herd Sand the 18th instant. and filledi The Charlotte, Skiw i sium, from Ipswich last on tke AlapHn Sand on Friday • materials saved. lie mescal, Eta. 19,-Tbe Coquet, London, was thought in here on Friday, Set Sat an.-1 he Master states, another • him, but slit off ind brought up las the Swin ; also that be saw a stoop, corn laden, upset on the same day, craw taken of the bot tom by a smack.. It has blown davadtully hard from W. S.W. and it is feared muChiLmate b done- A. brig, suppneed to be a collier. was peen drifting past the harborer thin morning, with a signal is the rigging, and sails sowed--abendossed po;doubt. It was blow. , ing a hurricane, io that notional could possibly get wt of the har bour to render assistance. Six, a. ss .—Quite moderate, wind. W. by S. The Hon. Company's ship Dunks, for Bengal and China, put into Cork on Monday last, having kaitime main and miser masts , in a severe gale. FALMOUTH ' Fes. IL —Wind S.W.—Arrived the Lord Sitimeatil packet, from the Mediterranean—sailed front Corfu the 11th of January ; Malta, 41 tt ; Gibraltar, 7th instant ; and Cadiz, the ; Jommoat. from St. John's (N.I1), with damage, and.lesky ; Olive Branch. Antleason. from London for the Cape; William and Henry, Falseness. from ditto for Buenos Ayres* I Spoke, on the 15th, off Scilly, the Sarah and Elisabeth, fur the South Seas with loss of bowsprit. Arrived the Mary, Joann; for St. Michael's, with less of sails, main boom, bulwarks. Mery started. and leaky, having been as far West as li; end the A.* ccut..-Ilinumsi,. from London for Jamaica, with low of beam, apsii. sail -Sailed-the Duke of Kent pacfletv for Lipari; 11 .1 the Swallow .packet' r for Jennies. . • Divouissier....Asne in wit contrary winds. ibit Assay 7!, Rear. Admiral Gone ; VOLAOS, .11doatipay, and Tom% from"... heag. failed the Daum, le.. t. S. Csaminun, on a cruises. %Mem 4; FLassoath—Tbe Britannia, Genoa, Windsor Casa, Java, plena, gmccesis,Netley. Seuvor-IVArreites Romney. and N 'oleic. Ps.istourn. Fro. W.S. W.—Arrived his Majesty's brig Gums-neon, tram Rio de Janeiro; and Ark, Raritan, from Bethke; imiti; . 2sikditriage,and abort or provisions. Sailed the Iffurrea;*Pflertisid for London . Nis Majesty's aMpi Weihntirklin d . made signali for sallAtg. Postesmaarris,.Fes 18.—The Ae an s. s, 2S, is cammisainne4 by Ciiralti:/cdo'veseui Ffivei.eillOrdi, it 'staid, fur the 31editereememil Pastes, W.li. 'Maximus, and C. rmip e auk Arius/Vie, Punnet tier to her. Itie•Csaiwatione eutteei . - Liative 3. ' Monty, early this insmit g ramossid Oiwes, with 7fftubs of th e spirit haMjlti iktli foot. then. • •: Lieut. C G. Stew/truly Of the Daseworiw, is appointed Act ing Commander of the Strata, vice Tama, invalided; Lieut. G. Q. : Mime, to the Crag. Guard Service . nib .continues to blow vary hard from W. to-S W. The outward humid rids in safety. •Airrived Cteptsli*, fret* lAimina foe Smyrna; rube. I IAV:4101". I'l'ol%l ditto for Rio; and )144 AtikiltiWO• ship. Cannot" kook kr..rwtsp r . . „ Vac 1. the 1111..—TliftiOihout the_ day . it. Ma isicieni Very . hard Len SW. His Majesty t shlp Claire*, in turniiic inter the isenstisi:ini the &eke Sal but got I *MOM aislstance, emit t ruins. - *retied:he Dominica, lint.itri; Moat Deineima.; and i.'3 , -pbertd; Thant, fining Si. Kite's. The 'Briocira drove; let go . la .scesenlaWeliukBbd•broirght Op again. A tlbiq.reportelf to. iN the Patience, lost two anchoh and eibleif VW 'a grins! bat 111 either antoolde d marbetk proteeded - Gsvranannatanl7.sesibinaltbse Low jhifripk-Oosege tkr Feurth, BARROW ; and Thomas Coons; Onminene o lint gain& Toe, Copete of q ft. Utica that the iiittiia w '• "tit rzecetard ; rn Airilene year. _ . M s c*:. siVics ben gev,w a; tent, 're' flog Peterabuigh- • ;' 4 44 -' - dif the. filestenget; •attfreeiletii# srcr, %l eke. 141 a ' fo r siceisa Aitak %"1 ) .LI "Peck* lion 360544 Han. ruining Ex Lusa; • 1 , Jahn ikovbx, Wlsich is aLotsly tes:be si44l at briery-lave Tbnore,.bas for its foundation an insidaalitil. adz:. :•-: likely to ratite a mistier interest. The Duke of %rimLtuoTon oecupies the attention of all the countries - through which he has to pass; and the greatest eganess is shewn to testify towards hitu the respect everywhere attached to his name. At Berlin a I grand field-day was appointed foe Monday last, in the expectation that he would then reach that capital; but hisG race only passed through frankfort on the same day. In the Ciutt of Chancery, on Saturday, in the mat ter of Sir GREGORY PAGE TURNER, it was determined, that the traverse of the Inquisition should be tried at the 'next Assizes for Bedfordshire, and that Doitor Bozaows should have access to the lunatic.—ln a case of Smith, a lunatic, it. was decided, that a commission of inquiry, as to the lunacy, be issued on Friday. It was stated, that the lunatic had been taken from a Lu natic Asylum, by his, brother and sister, and had been kept for a long space of time in an old sack, without raiment, and altposLieithout.fcod. The Small Noteslll3llcontains an 1 , indemnity" of the l i ordsei the Ts easury,.for having directed the Commis sludertof Stansps nut to stomp any more notes under See pounds; of the ,ail¢ Commissioners for having obeyed that order ; fOihailirg,irekording to the clause, “ respectively sicced with Out the authority of Parllsj gene" The clause also mAltes alf suits and itoceedingsi on account of .such refusal; void. The Magistrates of Westminiter base applie4 to r liament, and obtlined leave to btiag in ;40 for erection of a nee , gaol at Wistaliniter, thlt at Tethill Fields: We understand that the quantity of busk** on' the• approaching Circu'ts is t.kely to he gloater. than ithas been for several y i ttrs; the 2;lorther in9frcriit, especi4ly, is eaisected to fn, msb a fatale crop of litigation, the great leader of that 'tircuit &Mos olOacti reert ;ed, for a tk alone, no lees thin 170retaitsers." •• • • IT. GlLietts CHIPPLIOATIL••- Friday a Meeting ofthts. Itiliabilants of the Palish of St. Gies Without, Culp.. plegue, was. held, for the purpose of considering .the topic) , of consenting to the offer of the Rev. Mr.. Holmes, their Vicar, to take the sum of 1,8001. in lieu tithes. This war the sum which the parish resol.i4i' is:steam Vt.stry, te.ofier, but the Vitae their rel used ! to takalooeithaa Abe um. of 2,1001. . A fief; a warm disc 1 cussion, ihe • option - was Ulrird by a I&t.gt Xlifjosity, and the.. offer wogs. aceeeted. .. A Petition 4 foo A . ,iiiil to P,ati raikeat, to 4e the pdiyeicOt. was agreed itimhl: • •lt: it • nine persoaCiabo - were- late4 , falrehlip i a It rk . ale,: andie*aavisted befogs the 311.osibtrates.4f:Rather• ilibta, as is: mappcned veg. of rebbess, , hove bete:4l4 7 . dialled': the egyi Win. %thew, evident... the. mew were apprrhemied e haviag at leagthideelirado iikAtibs* heir o f his s t Ate i l laut wits faketeatti•labricated for the pup , pbse of ob stifling a -remind.; ,is 4: b. ..o is vii, f ~; v % ..... Wwo bogs ot auyeireesuor-amaNiajao4lo,4soh, bohtig 4.resnitttocr to a Loak4Col b4ol!jog-hotoe, were *roles , 'Mat t .e iiitchin coach on WeJne,day morning last.. - - - -.at, rice Pearson, appoluted t• the nth Foot. Regitneht—To be First /Lieutenants—Second Lindens:il l L. 'deaden, vide Lk Chair, deceased; Lieutenant Laud it was.presenred at the bank of Jones, Lloyd, and with a receipt thereon, proved to be in thekand si . rivo g ,44 • prisoner, via. 64 Received. for jerikini and:Co,— ..hurtes." No evidence was giverktisai, had uttered the instrument himself in.thctitroft4n doe ; the B ink clerk could not identify Ma sfrinr),:por Was he prpsed w have committed - theforgociant,944 4 *. Upcn these objectioas, taken. by 4 1 k. 33 01.1.4sinirrhheiti..— loner was acquitted. Jahn Ames wits indicted- for samoltiog-inont 11111,10 infirm og4 widow, sad taking from person, Nri4ork 1 9N k ialrefs .4i4v sd copper money; Wig oed. •. Gaati s o•hat recommended to marry ! ! • ! Aiwa"( imrapti, aced 45, and Amy Leirson,-Sieri rters,4r.ere capitally charged with stabbing asql catch's . ; • 'strong, tiiith intent to preveot the apprehenaloti o( *xi, t pa *he was charged "with in aseault and James i Liiiimit for Odig 'Mut *kitting Ma did lideiratd in the ti snag sa(eutittliig.; Particulars of this cuetave Imlay appelitif at Yok aIP Oder the head . of `f Iyorattittreet • itet ! ; , , , Atrilie Pall Measly, Ins Tuesday, dOrtek • for the 'best& of see tlf tSit 1111tt,e iota. Att - affisf actual . todkplece hetet*** the s _ t} - a k ani t e dm, win,- -et \ for etr* ..... ..-..,...-,,,....,,..-...„...._.....,.......... „,..- - - ...”....... ... ..• www• mons. 16 • •••• 1••••••••• lIMM WIN. WI aMD NI • S ••• IP •• • .Mb • 0 , 1,.. ••••11•411 ma. wwww..... wr • IHIMUCF% . . eon paructuara tu. oils 'ow- were stated id: bit doom* mind . that sus* The ilitisift. in this picture. is Fierfacd y musical. And did SOth Dito-Bost Wales lorday to be lisitnalist.hrleldoballeli l ag w e e k: ", * ~..; " •.' , • • •, :. .:.. • ~.. . Weyer; If Sal iarniagentent 'did , we cot - vice Briggs, promoted la doled* 'Val ' 110 " 0034 "/ 42 0. Si - .\ - ra...,_.:... - __L.3.' r k....'' . . 2........ . - .e.: . ...5. .2.- -2__..:_... ~....e._ know that Ile were within the locum of .Boar- dory of next Term, titre • - -• • --.-• • - wards. Geut. to be Eudgn .bytturellaw, the liairtlei., • , ,'' '-- "w" . 7 o " 3 . 4l t r imtwailunO'velm My Pr7wrlTirgurre -• • • bells, .we should o n entering_ the. Diorama faacy our- 60th Ditto-Captain Hon. Amuy 11 ''''' • tlpmattra4a: r a ilttiteilkilfglitilfr itintle i reeitifitheatear ilia to ..........m... Select esploring thai celebrited AWOL - villa fotir cen- pay, to be Captain, vice Anthony I ..7iegis , i - ..-!i• .iii t - e•: , - .-.- 4 ~, vvii tbai . tje kesiiiii. oi - 0 6 11 e ro AFFOtat a , er ~..LT,t i aeli.Cro . ~ . , mu is ago Wi ll iams St. Chiir','PthieestifOrinhy;fotrhed calving the difference; Edward Welch- -" - oita lite•_-_-•r. .i_ 4-___,,...... _a_ :-___ • •.• . . • , .. 0-- ~ . ~ . ~, -, . • on the banks of the - EA:ID:O* Vas hi. t •De4i i tscesse hail- Second Lieutenant, byNrcilaseLtioa._ ,tae Ventilenti , , ofroes,. 7 ._.e......r"weri‘ ,inisid.,R4 ww7 aiipiershis timr e sti mag. 6 .. e a1 .a. , 111 ? ., 7 ., 1 1 :' 111 :71 4 ' .47.. : 01011 ,, 1 as ted •Ca taln Edward i *mg, the sa t ha kilekt- .. . _,___ -.. k 4 lisidayed thVilidost Coliblitaid' deli:pc apclifijiild'S ' P L e • '' - 1 2' sal ha • fr a P 15:. ' * taid e goveyt i oi s iei el m a tai lboild- t om b! to' London, •wai *eremites es - ,_,l,- .. • • 4 • ter, vice SP urin appoitu 1 r .4, 10 .,„, 0d ; . . % ... .. ThtAteiheticifittidftddattt 'ref IBS' ' s'tilys tftt6ngh :let, Ditto-Easign 'Hedworth' • tf ti lf t '74 bit'itautillAtttli- . L3lllllllate*tellsol*4o!_t**egtee a g ai gr i iggyerr, the op en *Oros the eightivtiielisdi lawir WO mating Lieutenant, by putadAviagre ladilPrhoiSitt• ". '-' • *zo t ta !kiwi vA P ,Pitse v a t *mAt wok Yflth,,, Pis . vie , .itc. . v , 1 AI , ....in Ask. ins, bun 4 s l id) , nsbithoi s u p o ta ptim est k kakis h 60 window . ?Sal Ditto-Lketeaant Edward Daaleitoobektididtlhi, . 13111/Inteirs e ititkietiapaig:be .-.- - ,_._ . . Hitchese, olio tai . 14 •1 . 411,i? . ./ I' . t 1 1 111 4 1" :1 6 1 set t arg t Pur t h iigium weal Iwo eue .., . ....• .. 1, , - -4/4964Viaa-Plnfkeerl,„. 77th Ditto- l Uan t halt•pay rf: 1111 plaid ‘ l 444WoboggilftWien, NZiS as : isisadi. 1 i sis: &W O, ' a Intertot .. .S ri 4%lntk r r . a ter;. .40 9t r itt the sects Febt; tete • ' o te_ettet and MOD. Were etdsted se be detained aa Sias avidenlifilizifust ra, Jobear t om ageopoish, plospeetiAlti Matta _esifeitt . It'cated tont an , who examine. ' •'"° ' s't v .. ••?"'!"/ 1 IP • 6 ••,. the reanteeve li _' 4 (S : ; 1 1 a ! : , fa 5 .1,q ) e .t , ~,,. „ i t , 'the 4Sth bt..44CaptaadVre' illsAttiWalFd'iniefai"VightiA d bl i iiiiii tr"B3 .. . . • . 4.. vita Ditto-Liretesaat thaw Itaffrin aroggiosew whieroi/.. „pow Fros,, 2?..s _ 1 11 1 4,,,40,t . firljnig and to be lientensitt, vice Heusi • WillelialliA IrelibtkAnde inai.• ........• • • ' keg, as .th•Sity ison4o%.* Per.r.iii( IQ a:. b i ill of Pans waa. ...,,. r :lm,,iggi 11)0iiiietiiiTtliaWitaitoh•ren' Mita elthiartY• changes. !i•'• clr ?). Ile - - .'s •.•1 . - .frobl '''' Mint% IrlSln3iilre i *Sadist' if.'lliviretrit,'W'eatels 92 d Di u H o ", j ams s eder , f r ogs thei: bei t w to ib t . exchangolnr Silie.lita.44Writliiintinort6Aufeaddliiiiirs e redesiaia to Ira; iiatlittest - aa a ..._ • - say m e rank - Mesas has yet presented to , v i es m ellow hia ri a bs peri a m a m m y Wb e tit h e gt ec . . lestkiiis atidXhthiiitoOlicit*ei.lileslhid: l l}4l6o, ad finid l etgit ' water * •. - .. 'Oa ideal 4 1 4 twine lial t rat idickoladlobbed with nun , ' 97th no-Lieutenant William Kelly, front tbie SW Tr._,ltbe l 'i4fblistt.f4 Waal inatAyhal/10 614 VrIST ilif s t .. .. • 0 ! I P uitich t° 1 " 1 " ° ' wi l e i t" aulinor, WV ala 4 .Tha taw ial eager is' liar lettaelf4 C vin, by iittreitase, Ate Fulmer, pronotteihrTlSMas 2E mint; Jo '', g 4" J en - k u g s ' : Aw l Abbutt„,segesasid is „lettere.. It ; "ear and a small Para " the and . arell.esint' %steadiedsa Wt the rainbow is (uppity t. to be Ensign, by purchase. eke Chiseto immunised.' 1 . e ...:,._ wk. • IL.: . a....-....-. .. J 1 . inasegod, and thetdoereigkitieWillatillateen of Beat and shadow is re tte _st e e tee ee t m amas Ah em *eg g de e iag, f eet , lo b e 0000vrali r o,ll2laas linu‘itatas a t sii , t‘ - .... ,- F. wadeessedto 4 4 a )41 " 4 "* . . co."'")4, for unctsenatonly well pram& The enallooltding country of Amon tale, by pabulum, vice Winos , promoted. his eilltdbyere; containing the Bain question: It was y. a ___ on the Gus- ' is se bi g o t * tempt th at t h e s o ak em it h i ntly have chain a Pride Lavin tio•n Roy Staff Corps-&aeund Lieutenant Charles Stedibartto ha Pint his duty to have paid k to-the cashier. instead of which . nather ,..- e-s- vesse . 11 .17. 1 . 14 . 4. ... 464 " .. ..- ... witb ... - aaaaa bag" asimd la kis Pamela ' • - • • •' • - trice Pearson. appointed to the Math Foot: . k use. rts•mcana,..A .e 94ago honk a Janie- 1.16...1 ...AA 0.. Fltites.rellows, from half-pay id Ceylon iieginieut ; Identosam Lord William Francis Montagu. from half-pay lindt Foot. To bb second Lieutimants—Aleaander Grant. Gent. by purchase, vice Heyland, promoted; Marko White, Gent. witbout chase, vice !deaden. ~. / NOSIPITAL mi t re: Dr. T. Caftan, from the Sth Foot, Of be Physician to the Forces. To be Hotpkal•Atsistants to the Foices—William Tlwma4 Ran kin, M.D. rice Macleod, who resigns; John Mackenzie, Z.D. vice Sinclair, appointed to the Setif foot. • • , nisamnsupssi. .. - To be Majors of Infantry by mcbave—Captale %Main Frede rick Forster, from the *7t6` Fossi 'Olinda John Wilson, from tie 911th Foot. • - , • - To be Captains of Infantry; ky purcispe—Lieutenant Philip Sy& ney, from the Ist Life Guards ; Lientinant'airistopher T. Bird, from the Cape Corps of Cavalry; Lieutenant Duncan Camp bell, from the 24th Foot ; Lieutenant liouourable Japan,*. Clair, from the First or Grenadier' Fut dead' Ilratkinint . John Earl of Menelaus, (runs akii Fab Ulu Dra ; oons; ,Uan. tenant Thomas 'Richard Baker, from tbe Lsght Dragoons ; `Lieutenant Edward Tuwnshend, from OP 73d Root.' To be Lieutenant of Infantry.. by aturJaae-7itomica krandePriee,,l from the 78th Foot. The undeemeridomed 011eeri have helm 'allowed CO it epose of Om% Pi ivive the theitttiei4 the hid Asir heitillat 2 ' , •,.,... ~ 7 ~., .. .4eiicoreeitieshaTnte7Waw4.l;.;lll;;l"-TINI; r NithaT CllablaphsT MA, ( 1 ./asulsaul-CalhOel). uPoti-halt , fil. With' Alrilreeestwetpieise Ohms et - theist for (se teinak+isql• tfi" 'Post ; fdijitr Muds' Leiestt; (Unitising-Colonel), n half- -t . ~ ~ f pay low Foot;. •espndis Williams Cam, IsaitiuT Seth ,Foos; .: CORN ELC.114110)1.. IllititlGLAlllti Pla t fOsip ja; :, .: Carole Joseph. plas. Paltry Awl CsyllatjleilrelKt. Captain .In the edits* erthit'• wish . the egt v et ili vbees b itapt lie . 4414;je '- • CluirlesAkown (Colonel), Pal pay it OW lath Foot; Cap'tahi Are toter* feetiondsterwinift` ' Pen r. Mori Nutter •Cunpbelk.baltry Patltifissti estitalai ere* Tots ow or olot of k ov e l. use fa m e oft ' • • Aw k l : ri Otoue. hezPat ; 4 41 Pet; C•rols . Nisttfrvilke *44 hilf-:. "tbireibtso litthafthiWbasest assihssiotsoe% - '.D..tti .4 i tov iltiodenk companies ; Carat, /leery neon. lialtpay perivairter iipqrs, withe terisits4lll4wropik. mile coloa Sok 4110,111111 Thema Laterall, haktioat hig, l raw ; !Tajent/hi saigetestast erieli's *widow::: : ' Nis, aeil wiall+mal.• .. , , :- . Meilth Irk grin further trette' Ilk* afar Nina'. ' lie if t Pla a utmost lEwTi r froth talf - Pay Okk I ll okt: aeaday;sit Ow *OW • ' Willairjestist' •"Aii• • l jf#l. to he Pareossorstahs sat West india Ileesseeti 'moil is hew, 4 pp ils; ; Zist Is tow‘ .., 011ittielisi phi" : • ',•:. ' '*. taken,pisee 44tbeld 44 _lllsventber lals a ir e e r at t sk at en place. • ' •• - me " 44. 40 . t • Ai, 144' s o ,'; . :: ~, The Christiantigibes W &Age Calder to the etc .. ~ , . . . • : , - Asa, ate Ma narks... • __.. ___ -., . . ~ • -- t - - -14 . 9 7 1 .1 41 tL..:: . I Plil a _ 0 0 , 14. 4 *,4*- 0 The . Cbrlstlen MOW et Dr. M '.seep oo Alinsecialf : r:g . !ni in e„. ; 444 - r - 4 . -" 4 ihs il 4i: ~, I .•'' 4 ' the Ceylon Itegbiltist, it Alisinodet. - atill -- . 4. ss Si& -' 't sii4 . • ' • • .'t 4 4 . -t• 1 -• •••, • =rely stated. • .. ~., ~, , etb.• Os. • . . tifie. TwWs-1114•1 4 4- '' - , • - ' • 4'l , ‘•! • . i e ilfsat..", • • ' APO hes - ,i.;..4”. Ativices have hoot ,received from •the- Matteitios to --- Ohl, 40., ta k . 7 ' di* the I7ih OaSber. The Gi?iliaor {. Sr LOWRY COLE, M at es lass , Mr ar" • -- ' . - hha , hoa. ... a bid issued i n tic*, aim - an:metal that the Royal M. * -4 -** - -eliceoluoseoill 4 Illemeekeeet: SW toef - Wbitiortastoillgellos:" sat 114 es* esew • Ast Ire sent had been given to dte'Mintrniii- 1:1•44 iiill; linti ...i.. ddosi. os i i, ;: . ....,_,.. 4 ihneehogra r lohg espies ins , hi} Contictio• : that.aba. Toptosestatiotte be &Ism Mai Is t girt ... Sark 40014 had beea•eababiod•to Apelko,-caldielmei of - .Os Who. :1 - rd."- 0111 4 4116010 .: - ' gi.. ~ • • ,t. ....- ,-,.0r .o. ~, • ••1 Otants, .At tbeiljioz. abstained (Nit all. atraa to I n as w e d .. ,1 0kiki..v.404 ~ . . ..., • • .. . - • iblehlikirki -. AWNS i - otive the Slave r a 441'1;14.6061watt oted k, Lky , . ..., , 6 . 44 - . :.,•!. ••• - ....40.0 ; the lofiei'ofibit iaatAtte; • • ' ' • - -'" ....el. • • - • Ir. Bat/ 1440 d ` F 5. - 'wid Convicted 'ill . ' eie : - Mil lies ~. -: i ~.. ~ . . . - 1 . 4.:1 '.-6.1 1, 0" . digits' Simkins , on Saratakay; of aiteezOiatko'extoiri, I .'"'" : • -. • __'. - _•_,._._ . - l A IB / 1) 94!) . :tail/P i a tkft4.ootiniptiongingiv °At oiAlle,6as ~ ; - . SMlT.lingim. WI - i - i'r 9M ) Pt e ls. 4 th rlisiVikVni t cfi h thiPa,ntati l 'int '"re*A pp l y wes trinsi. * tjX # T6 A . eyed omen% Yet ij was senteoeti to . otA mAr i t town- eilla et N 'T awarirwi m a ion Siiiii im i s wa l • an miil i 1 in Th. St i nitsle Or O c nitiiiitijii . '`'' 1 ' ler "."111111111°. ._ , __. , pitiomos...eth is ~ ..(Milemeassiv-«111 / 2 0 . imps,' I ' i 'We at inraineJlSi eititile the! OM telinisliaiiket, : Chless.beineebsus tlawsei Ida. , Otheyeseeeisos oteMehe lo:4 eat. aecofiling •-to :the latelle %IMAMS% . oitehrtd. froth 'kw*" 1 0 .; :d'a' .II dul l iskyaCfwk *IV; 'v1a 1 4 6 , 64 / 1 Boho - 4 Oif' 04 Li. 44 IN (IP, eta Mein 1144 011310 A, sum musisla n wi ; os.aatologro rs o l or t i tb assur6 "4. 3.o g. - v i ligfi t e p, A l t ~, toward, tbs.r4po-Lt 4 oyiitidi4lol49.t.hcAtul due to to. 44. - rot, sia Hsi. es.ftwohlso r e aelartmeritewia A :I, , I ii. Clover, £ Ins. tit Es ; Straw, Li i es. is XI Ills. 41 4- n r i ~I 0 . - 4 i .1 1