Star. — London, England, 1823-07-07 00:00:00

THE ARMY% .a forces before di* town amount to about .... . • • a re commanded by General LABATRI, 03 ms mornint the tot battaßon of the 2d regiment of Guards nal asy •an. He has _intinsted to the gritish met- Ueda mad , i n- she Tenter Ground, G oo dma n ' s Fi e lds, 1.- that, in the evenfof the place being stormed, n fi l l i : T ter i Z e c g b al i s s s th e oulleilisd Towa o , f m et mar ßorite cito uie. H — y Zo- p m ar. o k 7ow in o m rd o e rn r in to g .• o r taken by surprise, be Minot be responsible for the . '.rouhhuseetrilyodaapatPretheWste same pla te ce, tls: n ii F bei rida ng y, by the - the T ower for Irelands protection of their.propetty, and adeises them to ship reviewed us to their • '' 4 •• • ' •'s ' ; for tified 00/1 as possible ... s 4.la is V:ot%iir iOrairieci or This morning a detachment •of the lit Royal Dragoon it a , 5 Guards left Woolwich, in both by sea and,lend ; . but p as all.supplies are. . order to take the Thwer duty during eatt.re, . • of the Ist battalion of the 2d Guards, on to-morrow • it Ca Off, it most thesefore , soon fall.. Th ere 'an* Freloy. - - entl! - • • • - • arc 700 Q troops in the gfrrinn.,4 Port nose San/4g wt's anew. announces the kno's approval of the 68th Regiment bearing on its colours and appointments, in ad squoiron is in the harbour, consisting.of &d o py, ow o th er badges or devices, the words " Salamanca," bal .l e s hip, two frigates, four corvettes, four erased " vkieds," " Ppeonces," NiveUe," and" Orthes," in cam _ memoration of its distinguished servic es at the places named. Tr irrc and four 'anzweiinda men* a ll ' hant MILITARY PROMOTIONS. fine Tes sB3 * WAR-OFFICE, JULY 4, 1823. . ,Ist.Regiment of Life Guards—Captain Henry Earl of Uxbridge, to be Major, by purchase, vice Oakes, promoted; Lieutenant Arthur Robert Camac Newburgh to be Captain, by purchase, vice Lord Uxbridge; Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Philip Syd ney to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Newburgh; Henry .Evcry, Gent, to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Sydney. 24 Ditto—Ensign Henry Dallas, from the 71st Foot, to be Cor net and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord Muneaster, ' who retires. let Regiment of Foot—Brevet Major John Mitchell, from half , pay of the 49th 'Foot, to be Captain, vice Robert Macdonald, who exchanges. 7th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Campbell Wylly to hi Major, by purchase, vice Beatty, who retires; Lieutenant John Healey to be Captain, by purchase, vice Wylly; Hon. George .Liddell to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ilealey. 213c1 Ditto—Captatri James Fleming to Ee Major, by purchases vice Hewett, promoted; Lieutenant James Steuart to be Captain, by purchase, vice Fleming; Ensign Gerald Villiers Butler to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Steuart ; Ruben F. Martin, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Butler. 45th Ditto—Captain James Henry Hamilton, from the Ceylon Regiment, to be Captain, vice Smith, who exchanges. 48th - Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Weston to be Adjutant, vice Wild, who resigns - the Adjutantcy only. 61st Ditto- r lfetitenant Edward Gaynor to be Captain, by pur chase, vice Annesley, promoted; Ensign George Thomas Parke to'be Lieutenant, 'by purchase, vice Gaynor; St. John Dent, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Parke. 62d Ditto—Quartermaster-Sergeant George Edgar to be Quar termaster, vice George Robertson, who retires upon half-pay. 67th' Ditto—Captain John Algeo to be Major, by purchase, vice ' Wyndham, promoted. 71st I)itto—Lord Arthur Lennox to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dallas, promoted in the 2d Regiment of Life Guards. 78th Dato—Brevet Major Chessborough Grant Falconer to be Major, by purchase, vice Bethune, who retires; Lieutenant Martin George Thomas Lindsay to be Captain, by purchase, vice Falconer; Ensign Rose Lambart Price to be .Lieutes nant, by purchase, vice Lindsay ; James John Hamilton,llGent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Price. Royal Staff Corpse-Colonel Charles Murray Lord Greenock, from Permanent' Assistant Quartermaster-General, to be Lieutenant-Golonel, vice Marlay, who exchanges. Ceylon Regiment—Brevet Major Haddon Smith, from the 45th Foot, to be Captain, vice Hamilton, who exchanges. 2d Ditto—Lieutenant Hon. henry Robert Molyneux, from the 10th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hunter, who retires. Cape Corps (Infatitry)—Gentleman Cadet James W. Dalgety, from the Royal Military College, to he Ensign, without pur chase, vice Watt, deceased. UNATTACHED. COLONEL FAVI4O r oi ty-two soldiers; irhoyeKenvnieel tb e e nse l ee i to be natives of Germany .and Swiizerland, and as forming part of a Legion. serving in the Spanish Conbt:;utional Army, passed through this city on Thersday, on their way to LoLdon. It appears that t hey are all oiScers, and that the present state of af f a irs in Spain, owing to the counter-revolution in Por tugal, necessitated them to leave that country with all speed• They came by way of Vigo, to Falmouth, by racket. They state that Mr. EasatNE, Who went out Sir ROBERT WILSON; embarked ai Vigo with Ore), though not in the sainepacket, and the,' Isnp me must have reached London.—Eader Gazdte.• To be Lieutenant-Colonels of Infantry, by purchase—Brevet ~ Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. Leicester Stanhope, from the 47th Foot, vice Colonel Charles Waller, who retires; Major George 'Hewett, from the 22d Foot, vice Lieutenant-Colonel William &Mt, who retires ; Major Chailes Wyndham, from the 67th Foot, vice Lieuteusnt-Colonel Humphrey Owen, who retires. 141ZIKT. To be Majors In the Army—Captain Stopford Cane, of the 611th Foot; Captain James Grant, of the Royal Artillery. STAFF. Wend W illiamMarlay, from the Royal Staff Corps, to be Per manent Assistant Quartermaster-General, vice Lord Greenock, who exchanges. HOSPITAL STA FF. Asistan►Surgeon Thomas Teevan, from the 34th Foot, to he Assistant-SurgPon to the Forces, vice Twining, appointed Su permunerary Assistant-Surgeon in the Bast Indies. COMMISSARIAT. . Commissariat Clerk Charles Borrett to be Deputy Assistant Commissary-General to the Forces. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JULY 3, 1823. Taal .Regiment of Artillery—Major and Brevet Lieutenant- Weal Wm. • Robert Cary to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Wal ler, retired; Captain and Brevet Major Charles Younghusband to be Major, vice Cary ; Captain Guy Carleton Coffin, from • half pay, to be Captain, vice Younghusband; First Lieutenant William Augustus. Baynes te44eSerond Captain • -Major Wil •liain Payne to be Lieutenant-tkdortel,- vice Sc ott,e retired; Captain and Brave Major George Crawford to be Major, vice Payne ;,Captain Ernest .Christian Wilford, from half-pay, to be Captain; vire Crawford; First Lieutenant Charles Suang. ways Torriano talus Second Captain ; Major George Forster to be Lieutenant-Colonel, 'vice Owen. retired; Captain and Brevet Lieutenaut-Colonel Sir Alexander Dickson. K.C.B. to be Major, vice Forster; Captain Thomas Greatly, from half. pay, to be Captain, vice Dickson ; First Lieutenant George • henry Mainwaring to be Second Captain. BOXERS. The third battle between Curtis and Warms for £5O a-dde, will take place to-morrow, within 20 miles of London. Warren stands so high in the opinion of the amateurs, that several have taken him for choice.—Five to four Lave been laid in a few in stances on Curtis, but in general it is even betting. .Kindrick, the black, died a few days since, after a lingering illness. Ilia most distinguished battle was with Acton, whom he defeated ; but he was conquered by George Cooper, Oliver, and Suttmi. An industrious young man died on Tuesday night, at Oswes try, in consequence of the injury be sustained by fighting In the Fives' Court of that town. - PEDESTRIANISM. Wright,. the 'old Veteran, completed his most herculean and 'unequalled task of 'walking 2,000 miles In 40 successive days, on Wednesday night last, at a quarter past 11 o'clock, being four hours and forty-five minutes within time, to the surprise of all wbo witnessed his'steady and retolitte perseverance during the whole of the above 'most, arduous undertaking, hay.ing walked 56 miles each day for the-first 20 days, from the Crown 13arley. Mow, Gray's Inn-Lane, London, by a circuitous to Cambridge, and back, alternately, leaving 44 miles each day for the next 20, Which he walked on the St. Alban's road. and returning to the above Inn every evening. He appealed vet? Imuch worn out; but his spirits noires failed him. . I On rernoving.latt weelti : an old partition in the house of Mr.' Chailei•-ltier*, millet and baker, of Stamford, the skeleton of a cat was discovered.' wedge&between the partition and thee - van; and wllat constitutes the singularity of the distovery is, that between the extended fore legs of the cat, the skeleton of as rat was also found. The inference is, that the cat.' in pursuit of the rat, forced itself into so . narrow cavity•,• that it could not retreat with its prey,-but ia stinctively continued to hold it in its paws till death relieved both animals from their sufferings. • Weilnisday..aftertioon, about a quarter past three o'clock; a treintioloos storm of v•thunder and light ,ning was esPertenced at • Patchyray,...near• Bristol: the house of Ale. Bolton was struck by the electtic ., fluid ; if ehtere i l the garret window, where a se rvant. girl we's diersi g, Who had that instant put• an infant out of.her, as ; . the girl received a shock. in her -brcasst.'Which depriarefil.her of the use- of her Dolor and - t4iidttediter.spr4seless, "Ihe fluid ale" entered the widihiiw in the nod struck down a child,' abossi ten years . Of agv toi4 o never spoke afterwards. Tl:c 'servo,* girl iil l ikely to jecover. THE KING. Tr*: MAJESTY continues to take daily airings in the r , 1, 7 ;1E31H - hood of Windsor,•in an obviously improved be.ilth and excellent spirits. The preparations . I.ljest7's aquatic excursions are now cont• a ppearsby•tini following extract from the Tdetrorpik.of Saturday lust : • " R O VACYAewri.—The IIOY.tL GIOAGY, Reiff AtlOll[2l lon.. sir ntrs Pmt rr, Captain T. R. Ca re*lltoYa Sor:r EK CaVtaill tOARCZY ALIASt ; and PILLNCZ ltscsaT, Sir N. Stl"3:Vt'a, Bart. R.C.B. have assembled at Spithad, to MAJesir'a embarkation. The Royal Mariite Band MAJLAI"; in the ROYAL GxoaGE." ~.. ..: , Yesterday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, a Cabitct evuncil was held at the Foreign Office, Dcp.ming-street. which was attended by the greatest pact of dr! Cabinet Ministers. The Cabinet sat in deliberation till needy four o'clock. 'Die Banking-house of SMITH, PAYNE, and on Saturday paid into the hands of the Spanish Corn mit,er t.!c sum of five thousand pounds, as the sub- an anonymous l'ester,lay the Duke of YORK left town, for his blA?iisr\'sPaiute at Newmarket. S,:carday the Duke Of CLARENCE came to town from Bushey; and returned in the evening. The Duke of CUMBERLAND, accompanied by the Prince of SALMs, honoured tie LORD CUANCELLOR With his presence to dinner on Saturday, at his resi dence in Hamilton-place. • Prince LEOPOLD had a select party to dinner on Saturday. Yesterday the Duke of CoatistitL A ND and the Prince of SA LMS dined With the Eerl of LIIIMUCE. The Duke of ComzEtat,anii, Prinee LEOvotts, her It;;‘ al Highness the Duches of KENT, and Prin. cess Sorit A of GLOUCENTaa,...hiSnoured the Opera- . Rouse with their presence on Saturday evening. . Ilis Ile yal Hi4liness the Duke. of GtoucEsTErt.and •suite anises' at Dover about eleven o'clock o,itPriday night, on th eir road to Spa, and were saluted at inn rise on Saturday morning by the guns of the Heights Battery. awing to his Royal Highness - not ..,being able to obtain a Government packet, he was under the necessity of' hiring the Monarch steam-vessel,. Captain HAYWOOD, to take hint - to Calais. Ou Satttr day morning, about ten o'clock, -his Royal Highness visited the .Heights. and Castle, accompanied by the Officers of the garrison, and - at three o'clock embarked on board the above yessel s 's4th a fine breeze, for the Continent, under a Rota'. ,Mite. Sailed also the same morning.the Government• steam-packet, Annoy, for Calais; and Britannia steam-vessel, for 'Boulogne. Arrived the DA:HER, Government steam-p.*lmi, and French packet, from Calais. • According to a Decree, dated Carlton Ronne& the 6th of June Li,t, and published at Brunswick On the .sth, the Regency of the Duchy of Brunswick is to cease on the 30th of October this year, and the Go vernment to be given into the hands of his Serene I-li iness Prince CHARLES, the reigning Duke. .111 E PARK . AND ill F; GARDENS.—The Park, about Eve o'cicck, eshibitek: he same enlivening splendour as on the precedin L C Sunday. The cavalcade to Osford , stieet los , Led inc mass of vehicles, three lines deep.. At sib, i.cusington-Gardens presented a, very gay: scere. SAN6ltis "SALVADOR, the Minister of War who cut bit throat it Cadiz, has.left a letter in which he ex , plainsthe motives of this suicide. " Surrrised,' be says, at in the midst of the Cortes, by the unexpected pro posal, I had the weakness to subscribe to the deposi tion of the King ; I feel myself bound to punish my self Tor an action which dishonours me."—Journal deli Debit s. . • • KING OF PRUSSIA.—The King's health continues to give giound of uneasiness - . A hypochondria*. affection, which Isis Majesty' has had for some time, 4as:teases the bodily evils with•which he is afflicted. The time of his visit to Bohemia will, therefore, be hastened this year, and his Majesty will set out on the 2.1 of July. • The presence of his Majesty's two sisters,. the Queen of the Netherlands ind dse Elect tress of Hesse. Cassel, dues not mem wholly have itzaine I the object which those Princesses proposed,. nor to have dispelled the melancholy of their oak Fraseatii.• SummEtt PASII/ONNvit has often been remniked eh u twovithstandiug the great mutability of fashion, that of curtiug Hair has, sod is still likely to continue ;it is for. Ml'. craw that ATICLIISOII . II, CUILUSIG, Funs). or VUOISTATIVZ Data t hin is 2.0 generally esteemed; it requires only . to be used 011te; ' SO supersede the use of every other ioventiau rirf the kind. It wonderfully .unproven the growth of the.,11144n4 in dressing :rakes it beAuttfully. maraud glossy, god itagfreat nutritive gives it such stteugth and ilistkitri Olaf ic•ietaina its eternise swan damp vreaateik, and - where the Hair :• C..!lett rid ham Magee; iseripiration, - ov any:cause occasiouing . „ , :nt.tture dee.ty, infallibly restores the' Tgowtb. Sold by ;:mss and'ildr:dressets, sad by the rroprietor, 44, • • Solto-scpare. NAVAL INTILLIgENCE. The Company's slip 0111gtreani *Mesta of Dover yeatetday; she sailed from Diastases* Xiiebourthe ath, and left' the pilot the 15th February. She arrived at Madras the rld of February, and sailed thence on the 10th.of March, for St. Helena, Where the • arrived the 9th of May. She sailed from St. Helena for Eng land the 16th of May. The Warren Hastings arrived at St. Helena from Bengal on the 12th of May, and the Marchioness of 1 Ely on the 15th of \lay. • The Argonaut, I.lzaenatrr, from the Fhillippine Islands to j Nantes, was taken on the 11th ult. off Cape Ortega!, by the Hero I Mina, Spanish privateer, and carried into Corunna the 15th tilt. The Maria Ann, C.sersoke, from St. Maine, to St. Domingo, I was taken - and carried into Corunna previous to the 234 ult. by a Spanish privateer. r, Y0R133100.111, JOLT s.—Wednesday, the GLAgoow, 40, ‘..ap tain B. C. Dort; arrived from Genoa and Gibraltar, having landed at the former place, on the 27th of May, the Marquis and Marchioness of Hmencas and family, from Calcutta. The Gsaaaow left Genoa on the 2d, and Gibraltar on the 15th of June, when the Tames, Captain Gunter, was lying there. The Earl of Dt.essusovon came passenger by her from Genoa. Yes terday she tame into harbour to be rebttcd for Channel service. Remain at Spithead—Royal George, Royal Sovereign, and Prince Regent, Yachts, and SERINGIArATAII and 13asistsx, ships of war. Arrived at the Quarantine Ground, this morning, the Vigilant, JOHN STRANG, Master. front Gallipoli, laden with oil to this port, for orders.—Also the schooner Louisa, LUIS, Master, from Gibraltar, with fruit, bound to Jersey. The JAS Pili, 10-gun sloop, Captain A. D. Y. ARICTUNOT, was towed out of Portsmouth harbour on Wednesday evening, by the Canal Company's steam vessel (the wind being unfavourable for her to sail out), and she proceeded immediately afterwards for the Nore, whence, it is said, she will sail for St. Petersburgh, on a complimentary missiou to the Emperor of Russia. The Borodino transport, and the Ann merchant ship, from Malta, were released from quarantine on Wednesday, and the troops, invalids, &c. which they brought home, landed. About sixty naval invalids, from (be squadron In the Mediterranean, came home in the Ann. Thursday the LARNM, 20-gun sloop, Captain Femme: Mut lIVAT, sailed front this port for the Cape of Good Hope and the East Indies,with dispatches for the Commanders-in-Chief on those stations ; also some Medical Officers and a party of seamen and marines for the LEVEN and 113A/MACOUTA, employed in sur veying the Eastern coast of Africa, the crews of those vessels having been very much reduced by sickness. The Suss, 90-gun sloop, Captain AISTCHILL, Williftillow for the same desti nation in a few days. Vice-Admiral Sir L. W. Ibasvx.so, K.C.B. has been ap pointed Commander.dn-Chief on the Jamaica station, in the place of Commodore 011/I[N. The Isis, of 50 guns, is fitting in the River for his reception. . JOLT 6.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the Ratcliff and Shakespear from the Downs, for the South Seas, and Good Intent, HarrlN, from Cadiz. Dear., Jinx S. W.—Arrived last night and sailed for the River. theColdstream, Stinnes, from Calcutta, and not the Warren Hastings, which was reported by mistake. Came down front the River, the Phylmia, POSTOATI, for Bilboa; ' Diana, blitzes, for blogadore, and sailed at noon with the rest of 'the outward bound.—Six r. m. Fresh breezes, and the out ward bound have put back. Jer.v. 6.—Wind S. W.—Arrived and sailed for the Rivet, the Magnet, Monter ' in 24 days from New York ; Smeaton Cas tle, Balms, from St. ; Stranger, Ductile, from Ml ramichi ; Thames, Curt front Quebec ; Juliana, Coss, ftont Sierra Leone ; Regent, icassult from Rio; blade, Cocurrs, from New York ; Amphitrite, armistice, from Teneriffe ; and several others, particulars unknown. Came down from the River, the Martha, Thomas, for Seville; Enterprise, Leon, for Alicant ; Eagle, Sims, for St. John's ;Mary, Aimee, for Calcutta. FALMOUTH, JULY 4.—Wind W. to N. W.—Arrived the Wal shigham packet, from the Brazils, sailed from Rio the 27th April, Bahia 15th May, and Pernambuco 24th May ;in lat. 13. long. 39. was boarded by a Portuguese brig of war, and informed that Lord Cocxaatale bad made his appearance off the Coast of Bahia ten days since, when, after a partial salon with one of the Por tuguese frigates, be hauled off to the Eastward, and had not since been seetsby any one of the squadron. Sidled the Osborn packet, for the Mediterranean. JULY s.—Wind S. W—Sailed the Tartar steam-vessel, RAI/. reasim, for Lisbon. nasal:arra, Jut.: s.—Wind &Vir.-,—Arrived his. Majesty's ship PAIRTHIAN, front Cadiz;. Three Sisters, Cowes,. from I Rouen; Amanthea, RAODI, from the Mediterranean; and Geed Hope, Casale, from ditto. .Dtrntrairrsostor Peizs-Minsay.—The Morgiana, for the Es perms*, and the Snapper, for the Conceicao and some slaves, on the llth inst. at No. 7, Great Scotland-yard, Whitehall, and recalled there. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. suaaroiu. . • Wm. Begg (assist.), .t . q the- Adventure ; Adamson and . Jas. Kittle (sup.) % to the Aritiroisia - aie - ; - Jaa. Veitch (assist.); to the Arrow cutter • Wm. Rogers, to flte. Minna.; David Jardine, (assist.) to the liarracontr; •W. Hunter and • Fred. Crain (assist.), John S. Wilkiaton atid.Wnt.- . Bland (sup.), to the Bri tannia; John Daly and John Kidd (assist.), to the Bulwark; Mich. M'Emally (act.), to thilliiitard ; John Cunningham, and assistants John Bunter anti John Clarke, to the Cambridge ; Wm. Clarke, to ate Camelion ; Rd. Allen (assist.) (act.), to.the Chanticleer;. Chas. Kennedy,. to tki.Columbine ; Jos. Steret (act.), to . the Cyrene ; David Proctoy (act:), to tite Frolic ; Ala. Whyte , assistants James MgAlaster and Thos. Watt, to the Ganges ; A. D. Wilson (snp.), to the Gloucester ; Thomas Dona, to the Griper; • Nieh. Churchill and David Geddes (assist.), to the Late; James Smyth (act.), and John Kay (assist.), to the Liffey ; Chas. D. Keane (assist.), to the Martial ; Thaddeus Porter(assist.), to the Martin;: Robt. Malcolm, to the Medina; - John Greig, and John McKittrick (assist.), to the Mersey; John Liddell, and Graham Acton (assist.), to the Naiad; Robert H. Iloggan (assist.), to the Pandora; William Huey, to the Pelotas It& Warwick (assist.), to the Prince Regent; Wm. Watt (assist.), Edw. West, Benj. Dickson, no. ben APCbrntick, David Brown, and Pitrce Power (map.), to the Queen Charlotte ; John Williams, supernumeraries Joseph Dallaway and Charles Miller; assistant P.D. Williams; Isaac Dias, A. Wood, T. Foster, J Buist, Jer. Riordan, E. Graebke ' G. fit Milian, Stephen Mason, William Aitchison , Ro bt. Gor don,' Jas. Gay, Campbell France, and J.' G. Sebire (supernumerary assistants), to the Ramillies; Afcb.Sinith (assist:) to the Ranger ; W. Leyson, and C. Morthuer (assist.), to the Redpule ; A. Watson, J. Wilson(2), and Wm. Pomo, (2), (assistants), to the Revenge; F r ancis Logan, to the Rifleman ; John Campbell (assist.), to the Rochefort ; GeOrge Roddam and it. Scott (assist.) to the Royal George yacht; James Kills ( act.) il to the &rapid ; Henry Ryan, to the Seppatain; Win. ykm and Mich. Nugent, to the Sp e y; ener.er Scott, and assistants George Imlay and Peter Leonard, to the &Duthie ; Ream: Stuart, to the Thetis; Arch. Gilchrist, to the Windsor Castle. • Joa. Littlewood, to the ArbioliTitich. Sampson, to the Gan ger; ()avid Morton (act.), to the Naiad ; Jas. Edw. &midge, pop, to the Queen Charlotte. It appears by the I, ish Papers received this morn ing, that, although the first of July passed over quietly in Dublin, yet in some places processions were attempted, and that at Newry there was a serious riot, in which two persons were - Wounded by musket shots. Wednesday se'nnight, rather an interesting looking. woman was observed standing on the verge 'of the quay, Dundee,-opposite to where the brig Fortitude,' freighted with passengers for America, was lying—' when, on hearing a shot fired, she thought it was the signal for sailing, on which she plunged into the river with the view of reaching tbo or , abiding the consequences. She *its Antenna - ll taken op,• and on being recovered, sbe-sisid; in inplariation,that her husband was on board the Vessel,haritig deserted ;her and her family. There was an order inkantdiately' for his'being relanded. : ' . . It has bien receritlY'cliscovered that a de.fernsedl lad, resident in Exeter workhotise, yinise&ses unonerall logical abilities. The lad; being dunui,.setsjs forth AP Ltbe ebullitions of his mind in ii;eris sciiptis. • L•" A few days ago, • a.female, child, about seven years old, named Stringer, : fell Into* well, upwards or* feet deep, in St. John's-place,• Canterbury, and was safely extricated without receiving agateilid injury. LORD COCIIRANR4 ' 7. • EXTRACT OF A LETTER RECEIVED BY A RUNNING SHIP FROM BAIIIA, DAXBD Oil our arrival at Rio de Jane We found * Lord Cochrare ' Admiral of the Bras Man fleet. He had all - i4sl a short time be •fore front Valparilso, in a brig called the Colonel Allen, which, it is said, is his own property. While in the Citilian service (a period of four years), bis . Lordebip received not more than half I his pay ; the idea of his 'possessing great wealth is totally un founded in truth. Ilis Lordship looks extremely well, and ge lnerally wears a blue frock riot, with two brae-Ind:ion epaulets; a gold laced cocked hat, arts a blaussah over his shoulder—the lensign of an Order latAy underred on him by his Majesty the Emperor of the Brazils. His salary is Z 0,060 dollars a year, of which he has received 15,000, as six Months advance. It is slid that Bonifacio was the oaly Minister tltzt supported the prop. sition of giving his Lordship the chief conunand of the Brazilian fleet ; and his inlleence prevailed over every other. It i s under stood, that his Lordship would have tlealined ;he honoint of the command, could he have made a creditable retreat ; indeed, it is said, that on hearing an unfavourable feeling existed in the Ministry towards him, he would haveimmediately left the hnr hour, but as an embargo was laid upon all versels ; ittinL7 et he could not pass the forts with gaiety. The prevalent opinion is, that Ms Lordship's situation is•very precarious , anti by no Means enviable. It greatly depends, not only on the results of the future operations of the fleet outlet his command, bet upon the unfriendly feelings alluded to. The difficulties that he has to contend with, are almost unsut mountable. Ills fleet is manned by all descriptions of persons. " It • consistu of the Don Pedlb, 78 guns, Lord Cochrane, Ada mind of -.he Fleet, Captain Crosby ;• Union, 56 guns, Captain David Jewitt ; Maria de Gloria (frigate), Captain Beaupere ; Liberale, 54, Garcon, Captain (a Brazilian); Netheroby (far merly English Volage), Captain Taylor (late Lieutenant of the nioatom) L 14ightinple brig (formerly English), 18 gives ; another brig of war, and two schooners; threefire-ships, not quite ready, were to follow., The Don Pedro is named after the Enloe/via Captain Crosby served with, Lord Cochrane in the 0' the China's) service. • David Jewitt, Captain of the Union American, was in the chief command of the fleet before Lord Cochrane's arrival. It is s ,id, that Lord Cochrane tomcat hint out of the Chili= service far ill conduct. Maria de Gloria is named after the Emperor a eldest daughter—she is a fine vessel, acid was formeily an American privateer. The Netherohy (for inerly Volage) was purchased by the Goiternment of this coun try for E 25,000; she has since been almost rebuilt by voluntary subscription. The Nightingale still retains use name that she held in the English service." Join:DE/scow and SONS, Cabinet and Chair-manub facturers, Upholsterers, &c. be , j leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and their Friends, they have OPENED a WARE-RCO!4 at their Manufactory, Riding house-lane, Great Portland-street, where they keep a general Assortment of Cabinet, Chair, and Uphol. stery Goods: and superintending every department themselves, are enabled to serve them on the very lowest manufacturing terms for money, and solicit an inspection—every Article being of the hest ma terials, workmanship, and seasoned wood. 1: is not the intention of J. D. and Sons to come in competi tion with any House selling inferior Goods at lower pikes ; but they pledge themselves, the very lowest prices are affixed to each Article, and no abatement can be made. J. 1). sen. begs to add, his Manufac tory has been established upwards of twenty tea's, and his Furniture in most of the Mansions of the United Kingdom.—Funerals Performed.—Dealers in Mahogany and other Woods.—N. B.' On account of the New Church building at the top of Riding-house lane, in Portland-place, carriages must come into Great Portland-street.„ • Coacttalk—The seemingly paradoxical maxim, that " the more coaches the .mare passengers," appears to have soinefoundation in troth Looking at D mfries district. alone, there has been no very remarkable in crease ofpopulation daring the last quarter of a een ,tury ; yet, five-and twenty years ago, there were only two coaches belonging to that town, viz. a three day a week diligence to Edinburgh, and another to Cal i lisle--the last under special favour. Now, however, _ _ independently of .the Edinburgh Royal Mail, they have two four-horse coaches and one mail, wh•ch r► n daily between Glasgow and London, passing through many of the principal towns in England. Farther, they have the Edinburgh Commercial Coach every morning ; two light post-coaches to Cu:mock and Kilmarnock ; one to Kirkcudbiight ; and another, which passes through the Glenkens, to Newton- Stewart. 'faencourage the two last, the county Gen tlemen have agreed to let them run free of toll. This increase cf coaching agues a Ay ourable change in the habits and circumstances of the peoj:Te. Some thing, of course, must be allowed for the spirit of competition, and the altered arithmetic of .the lx t census ; but, these data admitted, the problem is still •far from being.solved. Fr idat liVa;fully committed to Oxford county gaol, John Carter, the celebrated pugilist, charged on a violent suspicion of having robbed the Banbury Mail, on the 25th ult. of a parcel, containing a 1;5 note and three one pound notes.— He was app eltern.:ed by Mr. John Smiti , police officer, on Wednesday la t, in Loudon. • CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY 7. There were considerable arrivals of Grain and Hour last week and this morning. The fresh arrival., thaugh only ram. derate in quantity, are more than adequite P..) the pre.enrile wand. I'rime parcels of Wheat obtain last Rio iday's pri ce ., but all other kind. sell very heavily, and less terms are stibinitt• d to, in order to effect salts. Barley remains without variation. In Beans there is very little trade at present. Theff me but fe .v Peas at market, and scarcely any demand for them. Oats tout sale at the rates of this day sa'nnight ; but business cannot be transacted to any great eztunt: Flour sells very heavily.' . PRICES ON BriARD OF 6111 P. 40s 61s I Rye , New Beans, Small lick, New Oats, Feed --- Short - Poland Potatne Flour, per Sack Rapeseed werE. Wheat, Red White -34 s 385 46s 65s 28s 36s 365 37s 30s 40s 325 40s - 435 455 35s rig. - 455 505 RaIvAILS Barley Peas, Hog - -- Maple White 32s 3Ls 29 n:s - cis cAs t.cs its 2511 2:4s -25 s 301 Boilers Grey Malt • 514 bGs • - Ale ,e3l Wheat, English, qrs. 8,193 Beans - Bw7 Barley - 468 Peas - r 141 A .. lalt £,VSB, • Irish Oats - ' 14,50 u o ats - • • .... • 2,426 lingliih Floiar, sacks 10,013 t r r L S li the C°l t Returns N ' . GEVERALA ( Ir ws E ac II, O A G G ayeIt E - P w i s tl impo Cli s O m F i ß io ß x ! , elr; '" l ` ,. ! ctiff B.' . 7,..rni Mint; up p d Towns in 1.;;.g. Fo r r an th dol e ame W i euk aki. sndeel . Wheat:: Ws 2J{ Om . ' . 255• 3d I Beans B ar k*, -.• 3$a 4 di inps. . •Ma lcd Peas . • • : PIII,IOIi•OF.SUGAR . . . . . . ,-The Avecage,Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar. corn mood & a m . ;be Returns made in the Week ending 2d Jul!, jags. .7.11. 71d. per cwt. exclusive of linportation Dukes. ' - ' 77 • iMITHFIELD I.AIRICET, JULY,7. 1. There wits i good supply of Cat/. at Market this stMaisg, 'hilt theprices demanded. were mach the same as last ilariet day, although the trade was not brisk. It is expected tl4 moment rarli.unent breaks up, and the families2o out.sf town, an kiwi s . • ,of meat will lowet in price. . - -Beef, per #.tme OftilSs: 55.. - tid.a s o is. ed. Mutton, 39. CI to UAW. Ve.al, ts.od ! to .78.0 d. Lamb, 4b. 04. to..So.dd. Pork, 3s. 6J. 034. 10S. • - 33s td 36. 1 id Ulv Taal ister cd cl abo• i deJ con jet is of I re sal :zih A ~,