Star. — London, England, 1830-07-24 00:00:00

K.O B. 41st Font; Henry tuft van, 6th Foot; Burgess (7aniae, half-pay unattached ; Robert M•I)nusll. half-pay Glen garry Fencible•; Remy John, half-pay unattached; Richard Armstrong, 46th Foot ; Andrew Brown. 79th Foot ; Roht. Wal ler. Permanent Assistant Quartermaster General ; Sir Freder•ek Stavin, K.C. B. half-pay unattached ; Si. Guy Campbell, Bart. half•pay unattached; Richard Goddard Hare, half-pay %anat. veiled ; Alexander Thomson. half-pay 98th Font ; .lobo William Mallet. 86th Foot ; Miller (Word, 58th Fart; Frederick George I leriot, halt-pay Canadian Widgeon ; Samuel Rice, 51st Foot; William Francis Patrick Napier, half-pay 4341 Foot ; John Duffy, half-pay unattached ; Martin Lindesay, 78th Foot ; Henry Dau beny, half pay 83d Foot ; Douglas Mercer, 5d Foot Guards; Francis Miles Milman, Coldstream Foot Guards ; John Reeve, half-pay unattached ; Jacob Tonson, half-pay 37th Foot ; William Alexander Gordon, half-pay 95th Foot; Stephen Arthur Good man, half-pay 48th Foot ; Thos. Kenah, half-pay 58th Foot. To he Lireysturty-CoLow era in the Army.---Ilajor John Moore, 54th Foot ; James Jones, half pay 15th I ight Dragoons ; Charles Miller. ball pay 3d Foot ; William Fawcett, ball pay 14th Foot ; Joseph Phillott, half pay 35th Foot ; Maxwell Close, half pay lit Garrison Battalion ; Matthew Ryan, half pay unattached ; William henry Taynton, half pay 31st Font ; Fountain Elwin, half pay 44th Fein ; William Msn•fleld Morrison, half pay 23d Light Dragoon.; William Hart lApslie, half pay 39th Foot; Thomas Hole, half pay 25th Light Dragoons; James Peat, half pay 45th Foot; Mark As bony 80z0n,93d Foot , Hugh John Cameron, halt pay York Chat wurs ; Henry White, 96th Foot ; Edward Carlyon, half pay 68th Foot ; George Germaine Cochrane, half pay 3d Provisional Bat talion of Militia; Patrick Campbell, half pay 52d Foot; Thomas Weare, half pay unattached ; Thomas Purim, half pay 4th Foot ; James Boyle, 94th Font ; Alexander Tod, half pay 2d Garri son Battalion ; Robert Campbell, half pay 28th Foot; Hector Cameron, half pay 9th Foot; Joseph Creighton, half pay 59th Foot; William Somershall Forbes, 89th Foot; William Vincent, Permanent Assistant Quartermaster-Getteral; Boynton Stone, half pay 58th Foot; Thomas Samuel Nicol's, half pay 84th Foot ; Denis O'Kelly, lltb Foot ; Charles Hamilton Smith half pay 15th Foot ; George Augustus Eliot, hall' pay unattached ; James Jen kin, ball pay unattached ; James Lewis Basden, 89th Foot ; Do- nald Campbell, half pay 79th Foot ; James Poole Oates, half pay 88th Foot; Edward Thomas Fitzgerald, half pay 12th Foot; Chas. Pratt, half pay 96th Foot; George Spettiswoode, half pay 71st Foot ; James Harvey, half pay 92d Foot ; Loftus Gray, half pay Rifle Brigade; Charles Campbell, half pay 94th Foot; Hamlet ()bins, half pay 53d Foot; George Tovey, sth Foot; James Hor ton, half pay De Meuron's Regiment; James Laing, half pay 61st Foot; Edward Anthony Angelo, ball pay Newfoundland Fen cables ; John Bradish, half pay 2d Ceylon Regiment; Richard Jones, half pay 81st Foot; John Campbell, half pay York Light Infantry Volunteers ; Donald M' Melt, half pay Cape Regiment ; George Saunders Thwaltes, h- if pay 56th Foot; William Sall, Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies ; Samuel Bircbam, Cey lon Regiment ; Samuel Colliery, half pay 60th Foot; Robert Hal. Hard, ball pay 45th Foot ; Lord Robert Kerr, halt pay 6th Gar rison Battalion; John Scott Lindesey, half pay 3d Irish Brigade; George Boyce, half pay unattached ; Nicholas Winton, Iltb Light Dragoons ; William Morris, half pay unattached; Richard Rochfort, half pay Lepot Staff; John M• Mahon. 2d Foot; Daniel O'Denoghue, half pay Ist Garrison Battalion ; Joseph Jetrard, half pay 6th Garrison Battalion ; Robert Terry, half pay 31st Foot ; John Thomas Whelan, half pay Royal Newfoundland Fen- cibles ; Arthur Mortis, half pay 14th Foot ; Gilbert Elliot, hall pay 29th Foot. To be Majors in the Army.—Captains Mark M'Leod Tew, 34th Foot ; John J. Hollis, 25th Foot ; Alexander Mackenzie, Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies; John Proctor, 30th Foot; Robert Hunt, 57th Foot ; F.dward Charleton. 61st Foot ; Charles Bennett, 64th Foot ; Benj. Halflide, 44th Foot ; Rolm. Mullen, let Foot ; John Bent, sth Font; Fadelleatley, 47th Foot ;Jas. Henry Ph. Ips, 51st Foot ; James Rivers, 91st Font ; Henry Pratt, 18th Foot ; James Heodenon, 71st Foot ; Harvey Wellman, 57th Foot; William North, 68th Font ; William Smith, sth Foot ; Edw. Raw rick, lid Foot ; Donald Joh,. Mac Queen. 74th Foot; George An. gusto* Delhoste, 53th Foot ; Peter Sbadwell Norman, 56th Foot ; Samuel Workman, 35th Foot ; Robert Joseph Denham, 13th Foot; Chas Stanhope O'Meara, 46th Font; John Swinburne, 324 Foot; Rich. Moore, 45th Foot ; John Garvock, Deputy-Assistant-Ad* I taro- General; Robert Scott Aitchison, Cape Mounted Rama James Winninett Nunn, 86th Foot ; Cbas. Schaw, 53d Foot, /obis Tongue, 30th Foot ; James Johnson, 44th Foot; W, S. Bertrand, 14th Foot ; Richard Jebb, 40th Foot; John Fitzgerald Bth Foot ; Jehn Henry Barnett, 40th Foot ; Piearce Lowen, Cape Mounted R Armen ; Robert Hammill, 18th Foot ; Peter Duncan, 66th Foot ; Malcolm M'Gregor, 78th Foot; John Kitson, 44th Foot; Henry Hawkins, 3d Foot Guards; Edward Eustace Hill, 96th Foot ; Francis Fuller, 59th Foot, Basil Jackson, Royal Waggon 1 rain ; David England Johnson, sth Foot; Stephen Noel, 92d Foot; George Ingham, Ceylon Regiment; Gillies Macpherson, 99th Foot ; Thomas Sterling Begbie, 82d Foot ; Joseph Jocelyn Anderson, 10th Foot ; Arthur Frederick Barbauld, 54th Foot ; Robert Noble Crone, 36th Foot ; Thomas Pardo', Royal Waggon Train ; Simson Kennedy., 68th Foot ; George E. Jones, 89th Foot, Pery Bayley, 634 Foot. To be Aides-de-Camp to his Majesty, with the rank of Colonel in the Army.—Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Robert Gardiner, K.C. B. Royal Artillery; John Freemantle, Coldstream Font Guards; Lord Georee William Ru-sell, 90th Foot; Edward Wytiyard, Grenadier Foot Guards; James Fergusson, 524 Foot ; Thomas Wm. Brotherton, 95th Foot ; Sir Adolphus John Dalrymple, Bart. half-pay 2d Garrison Battalion ; Sir James Henry Reynett, ball-pay 51d Foot ; William Smelt, 57th Foot ; Andrew Creagh, 81st Fort; James Robertson Arnold, Royal Engineers; William Wemyss, half-pay 93d Foot; George Fit:Clarence, ball-pay unattached. JULY n. Hia M a jesty has been pleased to appoint the following Ofikera of the Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers to take rank by Brevet as undetmertioned : To be Lieutenant-Generals in the Army.—Major-Generals.— John Humphrey. Royal Engineers; Henry Eustaee, late Engi neers in Ireland ; Benjamin Lord Bloomfield. Royal Artillery ; George Cookson. front Royal Artillery. To be Major-Generablo the Army.—Colonels.—Edward Frit chard, Royal Artillery ; James Viney. Royal Artillery ; Robert Beevor, Royal Artillery; James Shorten, late Royal Irish Artd- Ivry ; Richard Legg, late Royal Irish Artillery; Robert Craw ford, late Royal Irish Artillery. To be Colonels in the Army.—Lieutenant-Colonels— Peter Krt. tlewell. late Royal Irish Artillery; Forster Coulaon. late Royal Irish Artillery ; Richard Uniacke, late Royal Irish Artillery ; George Irving, late Royal Irish Artillery ; Sir John May, K. C. Royal Artillery ; John Fos Burgoyne, Royal Engineers ; ('harks William Feeley, Royal Engineers; Sir Hew D. Ross, K.C.B. Royal Artillery ; Sir C. Fells Smith, Royal Engineers ; Charles Greve Filieosibe, Royal Engineers ; Henry Goldfinch, Royal En gineers, James Webber Smith, Royal Artillery. To be Lieuteoant-Colonels in the Army.—Majors W. hl. G. Colebrook., Royal Irish Artillery. To be filsjors in,the Army—Captains—Joseph Darby, Royal Artillery; Samuel Rudyerd, Royal Artillery; William Bentham. Royal Artillery ; Charles Cornwallis Danny, Royal Artillery; Daniel Bisset, Royal Arti ll ery ; Adam Fife Crawford, Royal En gioren; Henry Wm. Gordon, Royal Artillery ; John Oldfleld. Royal Engineers; blatbew.C. Diem, Royal Engineers ; Richard King, Royal Artillery ; William Daniel Jones, Royal Artillery ; Patrick Doul Calder. Royal Engineers; Frederick Arabia, Royal Artillery ; Charles Dixon. Royal Engineers; Richard B. Hunt. Royal, Artillery ; • Courtenay Crittenden, Royal Artillery; Peter Faddy, Royal Artillery ; Joint Breochley Harris. Royal Engineers; Wd iam Henry Slade, Royal Engineers; Wm. Wylde, Royal Ar tillery ; Charles B. Gordon, Royal Artillery ; John Harper. Royal' Engitteers; W. E. Malin& Royal Artillery ; Philip W. Walker, Royal As ; A. Maclachhin, Royal Artillery; Thos. Scott, Royal Artillery; C. Bleebley, Royal Artillery; John Langley, Royal Artillery; Havel R. Moor, Royal Artillery ; Henry Gee. Jackaoo, Royal Artillery. WAR-OFFICE. JULY 22. His. Majesty has been pleased co appoint the following Olken of the Royal Marines to take rank by Brevet as uudeimeatioaed To be Alsjor General—Colonel George Elliot Virdcombe. To be Lieutenant Colonels... Majors Nathaniel HanailtooDiglisb, Richard Brute. Thomas Adair. To be Majors,—.Captains—Richard Parry Robert White, John Mauston Richard Owen, Augustus Keppel Colley, Francis Geary Gardner,Lee. James Sargent Smith. James Stephen Filcher, James Hilton Bore, Thomas Lewis Lawrence, Edward Smith Mercer Richard &eele WiUdason, Thomas Mitchell. John Moore, Joarpij Williams (1), William Walker. Frederick Waters,William Taylor, Jain *Callum, Thomas LeSikoe. hiemoranda.--The eschew between Liestausat-ColorielCharlas Henry .Somerset. from bali-pay umattaclied. and Colonel Clittea, of theist Dragoons, which took place on the litliJsuie, 1829, is witlemet the oiffererice, the latter Aker having repaid the sum he received on that occasion. His Majesty bits been graciously pleased to direct that the 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons shall hereafter among the tithe ut the 9th (or Queen's Royal) Lancers. ADMIRALTY OFFICE. lam, 9. This day, In pursuance of lap Majesty's piesaure.the. Right Hon. jeu lr s Lord Gambier. G.C.M. Admiral et the Red, and Sir Minks lib.rice Pole, Bart. G.C.U. Admiral ut Red, were pro moted to the rank of Admiral of the Meet. Jinx U. This day, In pursuance of his Majesty's pleasure, the follutring Fiag-vflicers of his Marley's Firer were preatioto&—eis..-- Admirals of the 1% hice...-John Wickey. Req. Jobe: nil Eaq. Mr John Knight, K.C.B. Sir Edward Tberobroligh. G.C.U. Sampson Edwards. Ent Fir Josses Baumlien. Bart. G.C. B. Tho- ham, coachinesters—T. Flockton and Son, Sheffield, builders—T. me. Utury, Esq. the Right Hon. William Earl of Notthesk,: Johnson, C. Mann, rod T. Johnson, jon. Aldgere Hlgh.street. oil a.r. It the lii hi lion. Edward Viscount Fansouth. G.C.B. m e rchants; as far as regards T. Jetsam', jun.—J. Sellers and R. Sir Isaac Coffin. Bart. John Alymer, Esq. to be Admirals of the ' Whitworth, Preston, dealers in cotton-AL Rood. A. Heal, and Red. Nightingale , Old Cosapton.street. Westuninsier. beddiag.want. C. Admirals of the Blue.--Ille Joho Went, X.C.B. Sir George bousemen—Rodenberst, Mare, and Bytes. Nantwlcb, Cheshire. Martin, G.C.B. Sir William Sidney Smith, K.C.B. Thos. Sotheby, hankers—H. Mott and C. Gould, Gutter-lane. Cheapside, and Esq. Sir Henry Nicholls, K.C.B. Sir Herbert Sawyer, K.C.B. Coventry. dband-manufasturen—Sambrook and POWs, Liver- Sir Davidge Gould, K.C.B. Sir Richard Goodwin Keats, G.C.B. pool. milliners—W. Lee and W. Gill, Manchester, tailors—Ml- . the Hon. Sir Robert Stopford, K.C.P. Mark Robinson. Esq. Sir Warr and Blake, Regent-street, tailors—Taylor, Lassey, and Co. Thomas Foley, G.C.B. Sir Charles Tyler, K.C.B. Sir Manley Ovenden and Thornton, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturers—W. Dixon, K.C. B. and Vice- Admirals of the Red, Isaac George Man. Hall, Colchester, engineer, and J. Cocks% Westbury, Wiltshire, ley, Esq. Edmund Crawley, Esq.—to be Admirals of the clothier —Kennedy and Co. Edinburgh, bat-ntenufacturers ; as far Whi.e. as regards C. Kennedy. Vice-Admirals of the Red.—Sir Thomas Williams, K.C.B; SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Sir William Hargood, K.C.B ; John Ferrier, Coq ; Sir Robert John M'Arthur . Balintyre , n e a r I nverar y , cattle-dealer. July r Moorsom, K.C.B; Sir Charles Hamilton, Bart ; Hon. Henry 2e, Aug 11, at M'Kellar's Inn, Inverses , . Curzon ; Sir Lawrence William Halstead, K.C. B; Sir Harry GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN. Neale, Bart. G C.B ; Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke. K C.B; Hon. Zinc° covens@ tarroavamoe) Sir Arthur Kaye Legge, K.C.U; the Right Hon. George Earl of • For the Week en July 16, made op from the Returns of the Galloway, K.T ; Sir Francis Leforey, Bart. K.C.B; Sir Philip inspectonin the different Cities and Towns in England and Wales. Charles Henderson Durham. K.C. B; Sir Israel Pellew, K.C.B; Imperial General Weekly Average. . Sir Benjamin Hallowell Carew, K.C.B; Right Hon. Lord Ame. Whist 70s. 3d. Oats !ea Id. I Beans 575. 4d. bW us ander'', K. C. B ; William Taylor, Es q • Sir Thomas Byam Barley 315. 10d. Rye 3es. 111. Peas Us. 6d. j Nlartin. G.C.11 ; and Vice Admirals of the White, John Lavrford, Aggregate Average the Six Weeks which governs Duty. Esq; Frank Setheron, EN ;—to he Admirals of the Blue. Wheat 67a lid. Oats ins 114. Beans 116 s. tod Vice Admirals of the White—Sir William Johnstone Hope, Barley 315 . Id. l I Rye 375. 7d. 1 I Peat Us Od G.C.B. Right Hon. Lord Henry Paulet, K.C.B. Charles Wm. PRICE OF SUGAR. Paterson, Esq. Right Hon. Sir George Cockburn, G.C.B. James The Avenge Price of Batten' or Muscoveeo Simms. computed Carpenter, Esq. Robert Barton, Hag. Sir Graham Moore, K.C.B. from the Return made is the Week ending the 20th day of July, Matthew Henry Scott, Esq. Joseph Hanwell. Esq. Sir Henry 1650,15 255. 73d. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid William thrown, K C.U. Sir Richard King, Bart, E.C.B. Ed- or payable thereon es the importation thereof Into Great Britain. ward Griffith Colpoys, Esq. Edward James Foote. Req. Sir Richard Lee, K.C.B. Peter Halkett, limp Philip Stephens, Esq. Hon. QUEEN ELIZABETH'S SPEECH TO THE LORDS, AT HER SUCCESSION. Charles Elphinstone Fleeming; and Vice Admirals of the Blue, _—t— Sir William Hottest'. K.C.B. Sir Pulteney Malcolm, K.C.B. "My Lords—The law of nature month me tomorrow for my ala. Sir John Gore, K C.D. John Harvey, Esq. Hou. Sir Henry ter; the burden that is fallen upon me maketh me amazed, and yet, Hotbam, K.C. H. to be Vice Admirals of the Red. considering lam GOD'S creature, ordained to bear his appointment. I Vice-Admirals of the Blue.--lire Jodie Rowley. Bart. K.C.B; will yield thereto, requiting from the bottom of my been that I may Sir Edward Codrington, G.C.11 ; George Parker. Esq. Robert have assistance of his grace to be the minister of his heavenly will in Plampin, Esq ; Hon. Sir Henry Blackwood, Bart. K.C.B ; John this office now committed to me. And as lam but one body naturally Erskine Douglas, Esq ; Right Holt George Viscount Torrington ; considered, though by his permission a body politic to govern, so I Ross Donnelly, Rag ; Sir John Poo Beresferd, Bart. LC. B; The. shall require you all, my Lords, (chiefly you of the nobility, every max Ryles, Esq : Thomas Le Merchant Conan, Esq ; Sir Charles one in his degree and power,) to be assistant tome; that I with my Rowley, E.C. IS; Robert Roller, Esq ; Walter Locke, Fag, Sir ruling, and you with your service, may make • good account to At. David Milne, K.C. B; James Young; Esq ; and Rear-Admirals of MIGHTY Goa, and leave some comfort to our posterity on earth. the Red, Sir Robert Waller Otway, K.O B; Richard Dames, " I man to direct all my actions by good advise and counsel, and Eel i William Windham. Reg ; Sumba= p e ard„ Esq ; Edward therefore, at this present, considering that divers of you be of the ass. Fellowes, Esq.—to be Vice• Admirals of the White. dent nobility, having your beginning and estates of my progenhors, Rear Admirals of the Red.—Willoughby Thomas Lake, Esq. kings of this realm , and thereby ought In boom to have the more Sir Charles Ogle, Bart. Henry Raper, Esq. Sir William Charles natural care for the maintaining of my estate and of this common- Fahle, K.C.B. Mr George Byre, K.C. H. Robert Lambert, Ks+ wealth; that some others have been of long experience in governing, Robert Dudley Oliver, Esq. Man Dobson, Esq. Thonsays Boys, and enabled by my father, of noble memory , my brother, and my Esq. Sir John Talbot, K.C.B. John Richard Dam Tollemache, sister, to bear office—the rest of you being, upon epode' trust, lately Esq. John Gifard, Esq. Jain West. Esq. Stephen Poynts, En: called to her service only end trust, and for Your service considered Right Hon. John Lord Colville, John Coate, Esq. Robert Win- and rewarded--my meaning is to require of you all nothing but thorp, Fall . Henry Dighk l Esq. C.B. and Rear-Admirals of the faithful hearts in such service, aa from time to time shall bein your White—Charles Ekins, . C.B. Benjamin William Page, Esq. power, towards the preservation of me and this commonwealth. Hon. Philip Wodelsouse ; Llamas Alexander, E5q.....t0 be Vice- ' And, for counsel and advice, I shall accept you of my nobility, Admirals of the Blue. and such others of you the rest, as in consultation I shall think Rear-Admirals of the White. Andrew Smith, Esq ; Sir Ed• meet, and shortly appoint ; to the which also, with their advice, I ward Berry, Bart. K.C.B ; Right Hon. Lord Mark Robert Kerr; will join to their aid, and for ease of their burden, others meet for Thomas Harvey, Esq. C.B; Richard Hussey Moubray, Esq. my service; and they which I shall not appoint, let them not C. Li; Henry Richard Glynn, Esq, John Bligh. Esq. C.B; Sir think the same for any disability in them, but for that I consider a Edward Hamilton, Bart. K.B ; Thomas Baker, En. GB ; Sa- multitude doth make rather disorder and confusion than good coon muel Sutton, EN ; Sir Robert Laurie, Bart; Wi lliam Hall Gage, sel ; and of my good will you shall not doubt, using yourselves as Est; ; John Maitland, Esq; James Walker, Req. C.B; Hon. Sir oPPermineth to Seed alteljovin st,....Utits." Charles Paget, Knt. K.C.H ; Richard Worsley. Esq; and Rear' FUNERAL OF HENRY VII. Admirals of the Blue, Aitken Pattard Hollis, Esq; Sir Henry ........... Heathcote, Ent ; Sir Edward William Campbell Rich Owen, The following particulars of the death end burial of King Henry K.C.B; George Scott, Esq. C. B; Thomas Donde., Esq ; G eorge VII. may not at this time be uninteresting to our readers, who, lest Fowke, Esq ; Richard Harrison Pearson, Esq ; —to be Rear. Ad. his soul might not rest in peace, although every precaution certainly missals of the Red, was taken by him, he requested 10,000 masses should be said at Rear. Admirals of the Blue.—John Tremayne Rodd. Esq. C.B. Westminster Abbey, London, and its neighbourhood. for its repose. Sir Thomas Mammas° Hardy. Bart. K.C.B. William Cumber- 1,4000 in honour of the Trinity ; 2,300 in honour of the five wounds lend, Esq. Sir Graham Eden Hammond. Bart C.R. Robert Horny- of the Lad Jesus Christ; 2,501.1 to the five joys of our Lady; 450 man, Esq. Velem Vasber Ballard, Esq C.B. Hugh Downman, to the nine orden of angels ; 160 to the honour of the patriarchs; Esq. Hon Thanes Madan, Cape!, C.B. Thomas Manhy, Esq . . 600 to the twelve similes : and 2400 to the honour of all saints; Right Hoc. Lotd James (Yaryan ; Richard Matson, Esq. John and all them to be sung in a little month after his decease. Mackellar, Esq. Chutes Adam, Esq.—to be Rear-A dmirals of the He directed that a statue of himself kneeling, three feet in height White. from the knees, should be carved in wood, representing him in at. And the under•mentioued Captains were also appointed Flag- mour, with a sword and spurs, and holding t h e n to w of Richard Officers of his Majesty's Fleet. 111. woo by him at Bosworth-fields. The figure to be plated with John Stiles. Esq. William Grange. EH. John Chambers White, fine gold, and the arms of England and France enamelled on it. A Esq. Ad am Drummond, Esq . Kob er all, Esq. Robert Lloyd. table of silver, gilt, supporting it, enamelled with black let Esq. Sir Thomas Livingston, Bart. Lucius Hardline°, Esq. C.H. Joshua Sydney Horton. Ear. Edward Brace, Eaq. C.B.—to be x Henricus Septirau was to be placed on the shrine of d, , Edward, to whom with St. Mary and the ALMIGHTY, he dedicated Rear-Admirals of the White. the statue. He gave in trust to the Abbot and convent of West. Sir Jahleel Brenton, Bart K.C. B. Francis Wm. Austen, Req. minster 2,0001. to be distributed in charity, and WO marks to the C.B. Patrick Campbell, Esq. C.B. Norborne ; Thompson. Esq. finishing of the church. Edward Stirling Dickson, Eaq. Thos. James Mating, Km, Jobs On the lath of May, 1300, the body of Henry was placed in a Acworth Omnianney, FA. C.B. Henry Stuart, Kai. Zachary chariot, covered with black cloth of gold, which was drawn by five Mudge. Esq. Henry Hill, Req. Alexander Wilmot Sebomberg, spirited horses, whose r igies inp were of black velvet, with Esq. Edward Durnford King, Iraq. Vansittam, Esq. Geo. Ireued uishious nf gold. Th ee of his Majesty_ lay upon the corps!, . .. — ___ carriage had Henry . • - Wady, Esq. C.B. George Sayer, Esq. C.B. Sir Philip Bowes Vere &ale, dart. K.C.B. Frederick Lewis Maitland, Esq. CB. Frederick Warren, Esq. James Ombra, Esq. John Broughton, Esq. Hon. Geo. Heritage Lawrence Dundee, C.B. Wm. Parker, Esq. C.B. Sir Tristram Robert Ricketts, Bart. Sir Charles Dash. wood, Km. to be Rear-Admirals of the Blue. The King has been pleased to appoint William Stipney. Ell, the Hon. Frederick Paul Irby, Sir Christopher Cole, Bart. K.C.B. and the Hun. Duncombe PleydeU Bouverie, to be Cs. loath in His Majesty's Royal Marine Forces, in the room of Lis, cius liardyntan, Bsq. C.B. Edward Brace, Esq. C.B. Sir 'alike* Brenton. Bart. K.C.B. and Francis William Austen, Est C.B. appointed Flag Mears at his Majesty's Fleet. OFFICE OF ORDINANCE, July if. Royal Regiment of Artillery.—Second Lieutenant Henry Coope &ace to be First Lieutenant, Tine Heyw•od. deceased. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Mon, &miss Dixon, Church-row. St. Pancras, wine merchant. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Coma, Hamar, Threadneedle•stteet. merchant. &cum, Jamas, Ashtoo-under-Lyre, gingham manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. &was, Saasuaaas, Liverpool, jeweller, to surrender Mt IT, August 5. at twelve, and Sept. t. at ele ven, at the Coyne/ Orine. mlisionen. Attorneys, Messrs Yates and Sidney, iharpotroor s St. Mary Au. Seam., Boon. North Shields, Northumberland, wine morebatig, July 17, August S, at one,arad Sept. 5, at two, at the Cour, of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Owen and Dim, Mum. Thomas, Leatemetreet, Loinan's Pend, Southwark, ba nisher; July 17. at eleven. Aug. 3, at Moe, and Sept. 5, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mt. Reynolds. Rs. ming-street, kingsland.road. Puu.r, Jamas, lkoad-strest, warehouseman, July Mat eac h Aug. is. at twelve, and Sept. 5, at eleven, at the Court of Umiak. stoners. Attorney, Mr. D. hoes, &se Inn. Bmwsoc, Sunhat., Doddington.grove, St. Mary's thidegtos, Surrey, bricklayer, July 30. at one, Aug. 15, at twelve. and Sept. 9, at ekes.° at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Wolof, Sontivileare, Gray's Ina. Ga.tv, Jona. Prospect-row, Bernsondaey, master mariner, July 17, at twitlve, Aug. 6, at ten. and Sept. 5, at ten, Moth" Court of Commissioners. Attorneys, Messrs. Brooking and Burr. Bastow, Mansesa, Sslford, Lancashire, publican. Aug. 5,6, ae Wee, and Sept. 3, at nine, at the York Hotel. illaushireter. Ass twiny. Mr. Nicholls, King-street, Manchester; sad Mr. Ni.., Copthall.court. Titans, Jousts, Godley, Cheshire, cotton•sploner. Aug. 5, 11. and Sept. 3, at two. at the York Hotel, Manchester. Attorney., Messrs. Mattison and Saunders. Elm-court, Temple; mod Messrs. Atkinson and Birch, Manchester. Henri, %Luau. Twiverten, Sonsersetalte, budder, Aug. 6,7, and Sept. 6, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Bath. Attar.. my., Mt. J. Williams, Verulam.buildings, Gray's Inn ; and Messrs. Watts and Sea. Bath. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 17, T. Jarvis, Chatham, builder—Aug. 17, J. G. Chalk i Barking, butcher—Aug. 15, W. Lloyd. sea. Peckham, and W. Lloyd, jun. Rodeo. Sows. siopaellers—Aug. 13, T. Roberts. Manchester, draper—Aug. 15, T. Browne. Little Restate', ironmonger—Aug. IS, C. Hammond. Spring.piaee. Kamm. town, brewer—Aug. 16, B. G. Collis, CA t oga j oe , ;b assi miner—Aug. Qu, J. Watson. Hook, Yorkshire, innkeeper—Aug. 20. H. Crook, Presto), comilltroprietor—Aug. i 7, T. Mitchell, twool-stapler. - in hid regal the __ =speeded on it bennen of arms, titles, and pedigrees. A number of prelates pre. ceded the body, who were followed by the accessed King's servants. After it were nine mourners. Six hundred men. bearing torches, semonaded the chariot. The precession was met in St. thane's. Gelds (den, be it recollected, he died at Windsor,) by all the t = se and clergy of London and its neighbourhood, and at -bridge, by the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Qom= essacil, in black. To render this awful scene sublimely gmed e the way was lined with children, who held burning tapers; these, with die lashes of great torches, whose red rays darting in every dl. mud= up= glittering objects and embeddered capes, showing the edema pace, uplifted eyes, and mournful countenances, must haw hosed a noble picture. The slow monotonous notes of the dm mind with sonorous tones of the greet bells, were not less grateful lathe ear. When the body had arrived et St. Paul's, which was earehly illuminated, it was taken from the chariot, and carried to die choir, where it was placed beneath a hearse, arrayed with all the accompaniments of death. A seisms moss and dirge was then sung, and sermon preached by the Weep at Rochester. It tested all - night in the church. On the fellowiteg day, the posses. don re.commeaced is the same manner, ess t that Sir Edward Howard rode before on a fine charger ellYi with drapery, on which was the King's arms. We will now suppose him removed by six Lab hem his elia. riot to the hearse prepsied for him, fanned by nine plain set foill of burning tapers, enclosed by a double railing. View him plied under it, and his eiligies on a rich pall of gold, deft to idea is nine mums, near them knights bearing banners of saints, and surrounded by dicey of anus. The prelates, abbot, prior, and convent of Westmlaetenabbey, and priests la measured 'paces, Wanly taidni ci t nee pleces ; when, Invoking through the awful pease, Garter at Anna cried with SD audible voice, " for t soul of the noble , King Henry VII. lite King of this realm."' A deep peal from the organ and choir answers in a chant of ploerfie, and the dirge ; the sounds die away, and with them the whole ea. wan retires. On * the 11th leveret bishops sung three muses, at the hot of which the King's banner, his coat of arms, sword, target, hint end crest, ead - Mi courser, were brought to the altar, and thew eller= ; the assunien aftetwards proceeded to its steps, =l~ Nei palls of *kith dgold, sad Windt's& Miters me dm MOW he gm& steaks from die disk, when the body dieentikil to die sen The saws of his household approached to the paw, and bopped therein disk hbeissesuril. Garter finished the seemed, %r es iVitre soy Wary indecent., Roy d'Angleterre et de land Thi who hy his will left his tamed to the discretion of his Si r e ait &weft them to avoid " damnable pomp., awl outragesen stspeeildtiss I" Whether he punned his own advice "Rippe= limn die thleoradom on the Awl, afters,and his =sib, oulisive of the miedvalemies. Tan. Knre's SPZECH IN 993.—Sharon Tumor, in his History of the " AngloAasons" veL iv. says "'PIN 11Chig at the wieenagenists, and seensthwee, perhaps always, ad rereastdisatheas." In MOS we have this account of a Royal speech. The Wog sem is a charier Adds recites what had peeled at Qom of their sesedege, " I healgoantly addrassed to them salutary and pacific weeds. I admonished all, that those thins which were worthy, of. di. CREATOR, and serviceable to the health of myopia, pi to my Royal dignity, and which should prevail as proper for the Magna veep* they might, with the LORD% assistance, dimwits counnee." CERTIFICATES, J. Sowdeo, Warriostea, Laaeaahire. cottommaouractorer—S. Huddiestaa. Ardwiek. Lamaildre.mailler—W. Pape, Nortbam_t tat *Fare tailor—W. Naugle, Liverpool, seatengrivor--IL Cooper, tipper Claptaa, paper-amoufseturer—H. M el t o n a nal th l us,too, Hooodiditeb, ramodictuvira of Fresees gaiety alp hearths—T. Newbostid, jos. tiheddd. merebaot-4. Gray, Viso street ' Lambeth. mal-merelmat—J. 'kooks, Otoeettor-stroei. *leeks, buikkr. mod Lbseolo's-100-fiekls, blU.broker—T. T, Elyse, Pitlekl-street. Homan. merekost. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. Illolloahe and R. Hanka+, Now (atiebee.stro ' square tom ebsedlers—W. and J. Now.Ahar t . 1411• .ltd Llowom, Levrdi. eimbrdresseri—T mid S. Domains St. Pear t Itmehliss Cramptou. I+, wigs wsek.Cialbridge.lawro-draperi-4.1.04* ley. Leociddio, claarcod-01a0.r.-- ANCIENT PARLIAMENTS.Itt the reign of Henry dee Eighth there were nine Parliaments, the average duration et Wish did not mach exceed one year and eight months; the longest hang five years, five months, and one day, and the 'hottest ono moteltand two days. Daring the reign of Edward the With thaw ....only two Parliaments; one it which lasted four years, fire gmembs, and eleven days; the mbar only ens men& In do Op of Queen Macy thole were Goo Parliaments, Inde more than three months each. In ilizabeth's tarp= were ten Parliaments, each of which extended, on an avenge, to little mere than a year and a half I the kingest, however - ibit Sem years, 10 months, and 10 days; the sinelmt • one no Nita,meds4 111 dr" James the Plot ogled only four Nita, the ef "blob was extend,ll to seven years, 10 magma, and r = ethane* about two months, one year, and N Mass, o Paellaments (says Nightingale.) in t ee eerly pole& et tor faseey, heft very frequently otlW ; but it dies .not - apple bbw 'hen, or whether they were, in their origin' It is prohibit, however, when they•wileibilt Me that they were annual. This, at least, is se ban been the case till 1819; atier which yler Ws . *rile 'et week:, et the King—Pke " Ste 'l,4thdes hod afidelkea.-") Rama ~ . lorsee t —F. a3d J. 11?4 . W. A Vilw. BUCKINGHAM ASSIZES, JvLt M. (We published a second edition yesterday, announcing the cc. quittal of Simon Byrne, the pugilist, charged with killing s a ndy /IPCsy, in a prise battle. Thd substance of the evidence was the same as given on the emoner'd inquest, and was defective in sub. stantiating the counts in the Indictment.] DEATH OCCASIONED BY ADMINISTERING SPANISH FLIES. Joseph Terser, aged 21; Frederick Whitfield, aged 19 ; and Jews Barran, aged 20, were charged with manslaughter, in feloni. ousiy killing and slaying Eleanor Elisabeth Turner. by adminis tering in a pot of beer a quantity of cantharides, or Spanish fli es , on the 18th of April. Diseased lingered for 24 hours in great ago. ny, and died. Females and boys were ordered to withdraw before the trii con. monad. In this trial there was an immense number of witnesse, examined, and it occupied about seven hours. There were several extraordinary features in the case. It appeared that Tur. OCT was brother to the deceased, and that Whitfield was paying hi t addresses to her. Barrett was a casual acquaintance merely, and moved in a more respectable sphere than the othets. He was to have been married on the Monday following the Saturday evening en which he had been taken into custody on this charge. On Easter Monday there was a merry making at Denham, where t h e prisoners all reside, and about thirty of than adjourned to a house to dance in the evening ; it was not a public house, so porter and ale were at different times during the evening sent for from a public.house in the neighbourhood. Those who partook of one portion of the porter sent for at first complained of a peculiarity in the flavour of the beer, and afterwards they became ill, chiefly complaining of pains in their inside. Whitfield was the most ac. tire in administering the drug; but when the porter in the pas was nearly finished, Barrett put out a candle that was burning in the room, and Turner blew out another, which caused the room to be in darkness, and before lights were again brought in, Whitfield had persuaded the deceased to drink up the dregs of the pot. Barrett and Turner had left the room during this time, bat they knew that the drug was being administered. Several witnesses, both male and female, proved their severe in. disposition occasioned by partaking of the porter. And from the testimony of some of them, it appeared, that both Turner and Whitfield intimated, during the day, their intention of giving some "d...—....d rum stuff to the girls." [The object of this Intention was a vulgar notion that prevails among the ignorant, hut which delicacy prevents us explaining.] Banat was several times hum. tuned, by mem other of the prisoners, during the night, to mix it the thug with the , and had been told that it was quite sate. but the act of mix it was not distinctly brought home to him ; and it was apparent bad no previous knowledge of the intention of the prisoners before the time they were engaged in dancing. Mr.-Maltly andpillr. Pried were counsel for the prosecution ; Mr. Bligh and Mr. Munroe were for the defence. A difficulty arose regarding the form tithe verdict, in consequence of the indictment having been altered in expeassion by the Grand Jury. Turner had been described as having a knowledge that the drug was poisonous, and the other with having administered without that knowledge, which the Jury had clanged. Justice Littledale informed the Jury of the difficulty; and desired them to bring in their verdict Guilty, or not Guilty of administering ; and to reserve their answer as to whether or not "with knowledge of the poisonous quality of the drug," till afterwards. He would receive the verdict of the Jury, and if Guilty, he would reserve the question of the al. leged informality in the indictment for the opinion of the twelve Ju4es. William Stubbs, chemist, residing in Uxbridge, stated that the prisoner Turner called at his shop on the Monday forenoon, and asked for three-pennyworth of Spanish flies. Witness was unwilling to sell him the flies, but the prisoner told witness that the article was for a respectable farmer in the neighbourhood, well known to witness, to be used for the purpose of making a blister for a horse. Mr. Stubbs expressed his doubt that the prisoner had told the truth, and was fearful that he meant to use them for playing tricks. This Turner positively denied ; and Mr. Stubbs cautioned him very par. titularly of the danger, expressly informing him that the smallest quantity given to any one would occasion death, as Spanish flies was a deadly poison. Whitfield lent Turner the three-pence to make the purchase, and the drug was bonded over to him. The Jury returned a verdict of " Guilty," and added, " but not knowing that the drug was a deadly poison." The prisoner Barrett was well-dressed, and conducted himself with propriety. Turner and Whitfield had a mean appearance ; and when they did not evince entire indifference, they indulged in occasional fits of laughter at the awkwardness of several of the TITIOCTINS, mast of wheal were of the lowest class, and extremely ignorant. POLICE REPORTS. BOWSTiiLTeI'III FATAL DUEL BETWEEN CAPTAIN HILSITAII AIM LIEUTZWAST Caowwaaa.—.Yestesday after. noon Captain George Part 1101111.111, on half.pay of the British army, who surrendered on the day before the Kings funeral, to an. *MT to the charge et laving killed Lieutenant Joseph Crow th er in a duel at Boulogne, on the Ist of April, 11129,:and who was commit. ted yesterday sennigbt by Mr. Minshull for further examination. untill the neeewney evidence could be procured, was again brought up in the custody . of Dodd tbe gaoler. The Rev. G. Crowther, brother to the deceased gentleman, was in attendance, and Mr. Charles Phillips and NIL Harmer atten.led as council and solicitor for the prosecution. Captain Helsham wet attended by a solicitor, and he was allowed, at his own request, to stand in front of the table, instead of at the bar. After an exports Bateman, Captain Heidrun was taken back to the House of Correction until witnesses can be procured hum Boulogne. The deportment at the Captain during the investigation was most becoming his situation, and he evinced a strong degree of feeling whenever the name of his unfortunate antagonist MU mentioned. AN ADROIT THIEF. (Prow Ow New York Rondos Post of June V. List Saturday, a gentlemen, who was a passenger in the steam. boat Constellation, from Albany to this city, wu so unfortunate as to have his pantaloons stolen from under his pillow, while in his berth asleep. In one of the pockets was a wallet, containing about eighty dollen In bank bills, and a draft on the American Fur Company in this city for three thousand seven hundred and ninety-two dollars. Oa Monday last he caused an advertisement to be Inserted in one of the city papers, requesting the thief to return him the draft through the Post -061 u, addressing to S. H. Bo: H 6, or at No. 140, Pearl.etreet, at the same time telling him he might retain the money contained in the wallet. Payment of the draft having been stopped; so that it would be of no use to the villain. be had the generosity to comply with the offer, and yesterday morn. returned it in the following letter, poet-marked " Catskill. Juno U." " T. Ye boogie*. 116 poef-oflee. " To S. H. New Yak. " Sie i take the opportunity of writing them few lines by hoping you see well, as you must think lam to. i have read in the palm of a advertisement which I expect you maid about your draft-.—now you mayeemendwe me in O. P. house—yin insulted me about Gene ral J. 0. whit:lll'Al you i would have revenge, and I havefollowed you emu time, but l thought you had some more money about yen than you had, but if you bad come to New York on a week day, i would of bad even your trunk—i have pursuit closely, and you may pursue me closely as you miad....your draft you may have, foe it is no use tone, hut if 4 would handsets wright, i ought to mangle it into pram 0 remember me when you shall see In the glow. of New a rot on The way in which the thief extracted the pantaloons from under the gendellllll . ll bead is supposed to have been in the following manner s—There was a space between the locking bottom and she esed.wlllch laced it to she (rime of the berth ; through see of throe openings the fellow whir slept in the under berth must have contrivtd to draw the pantaloons. He was observed when he went to his bed. but was missing in the racestag. BIRTH. TbelNd hot. at the Vicarage Howe, F.allag, the lady of the :Rev. Sir Harbin Oakeley, Bart. Oa moo. MARRIED. Thursday, the lid inst. at the Collegiate and Pariah Church, Manchester, by the Rev. C. D. Wray, A.ll. John CkelPell Dyer, Mattock, to Olen, only daughter of the late Mr. J. Turner. a the smote place, At Cucklield, the lid inst. W. H. Valdwyn, Huh of m oc kdonsk Mouse, Susses, to Henrietta Miry, daughter of the late H. Buwin. Hog. of the former plaor..--The Sid inst. at St. Geores, H a nover. square, the Rev. Ottrite Is Tennant, Repot of Uptoo, Hunts. to Slaty, daughter of the We Rev. W. Ellis, Rector of Moleenorth, DIED The the Last. tat his blue. N.A. Martinis.. 111. 75.—The list Wes. at illsaibass Nail, mlop, Anna Man' wife a F.. fiords; Rs. % sad erase to Robert Uvtii F+4• of Lawn I. the rasis osasty. -.At St . Jobres, NewfOsachand. Lieat..CoL H. rllllll l lOR. 1 1•7 4 1 11 400• 1 1, yokseetig 10° of the late 4 ifigeorepr, RAE of wmerlek, 711ddieres. Loaursew Prbrood•aail Pabllebed by Joao 'Maria, as sOr 11. Om* 24.4. PlablatilsakTerapbras. I I