The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-11 00:00:00

BAJLJNG 4 l ATCIL . . . The River Tlonues., last evening, ,protiented a rost !Italy and int...resting Pportaele.. Putdie notice having heels given of an intended sailing-match 'for a Aloe' cup awl' cover, by geotleinee% pleasure-boats, iiedry persnn nhss possessed a heat; or had the means of' otttai oo io ig one, launched on the bosom •of the Orem, :in :tiller to bete a •near view of .the pleasing contest, (hod •as success rlepeoded more on skill thawon bodily Pavilion, ,the piterest excited was the ir..ster. The appointed stetting-po%t was at Illackftiars'. bridge; 'and here the cootti•lates• for the prize as. semhled s hortly *Alit three o'clock. Th e r ompe. thot....ttle,,re four p.. *winner—the Lot/tow, the Spit. ftre. Abe f aroline,. and the ; the fist toolonging to Wandsworth, the second so Chelsea, eml , he two last to Stangate, 'mar to Westminster bridge. The' were distinguish d from each other tir pendants tying from ibolr 'wakes, on which were namericil. date (tom one to fiis-, set that she tillontators, whether no the hanks or otherwise, might di%coeer their favourites. As the hour for Matting, . newel}, fuer o'clock, .approached, the ;leer gill the neat side of Bl'aCkfriars.bridge became literal!" I-0114ff d K it. boats of all deseriptioni—jolly. boats, soallops, cdf;rri,Wheriies. skiffs, and fannies, were Seiks, rinigr , galed iu a mass so saki-that their. () art fsecante net 'ortly useless, and the companies, some fro,ionahly drv.csesl and seated in boats, adorn. ed with all tho requisites of aquatic finery. and others of the Ivee,-.t class, came in close contact; but not srithsfs••d.fog there .as a good deal of ICramigiil4 poshiog, the greatest harmony pre. t o s it.d i t o wl,i h the presence of a military band, pl, in an '"wised barge, which continued to play upy lis el) airs, afforded an additional induce. me•st While the sutfaro of the stream was thus t' env rod., the crowds nstembled on the neigh. bent ins harget, no the lops of the warehouses, on the and. in fart, on every spot from whence a Yi w of the ps‘aitig scene could hts . procured. exceed. std all eulruletion, natal proeented a ierris.itgril more e a til % coo••eived than described. • Abo u t half.pest four the signal was OM) for the roinpetitors to fork' by lion: This as intniedi+ ~her ed, Awhile* sails Veen idi vinbent; Hind *that bor.; &inn to the' ippointed tits*: Tins Itittite nal • for as reins ws . iW lv.o,isottliey ennui:one*, their en's, se *miffs, .the scboats silt • e poi m ,": o r.g. surrounding mob,' ode. The relthi.4La '.the- first ios'noco, na4t-tmemels ;sr:444mA ; the sun shone nith ortsentsamun elf•iceoce; a fine- side breeze blew from the I.ll..rth 7 pa.ri filled the saile r and scatted the bask • sti.ll a graceful rapidity through the safer. 11:he had : the start, and seas surtNOPd by 64 . ,Coroline, then ram.' the Spitfire, and she was follow sl Its. tie Camill4. T ► he. Ludlow kept the least till abute IVestosioster.bridgit. a hen the Care. kuc awl Ni•iffre I:fused-upon her in tho.tack which nes thou migle,soiribe former otatained.an advantage "'bleb slieotafilsoinelt I Q !No l a c/. • •I'h.• matt cocostat, it• was isstgitu:d..woold take lo.toeeo hes and the Spllifre. Unfortuisatoi.s, hi weser.. the ?riot!. lo,lled soon after they / sloop(' anti the povvrotewnti prottotittreti iiTit• i t lk . opia,be impossibly for I hem to %Awl' the boat as 'P.m''' . Bridge, room, which they were to t-rf-te the match could be decided. This anti.. tiPPints . toted rorrect, for in spite of ell their efforts, aml,thloust. of every fag of renew' nn beard, they leald 4.4 eon*? Within half a mile of the destined spot. • Under lfl"so circutustaure , , the contest watt • abandoned, and the match postponed to a future earth's. • - • Not, Agtaftaing SOMa dinippniotment was foil on the erca,ipn, evory one voen.rd g r a tifiod w ith tlie pleasure. which had herrn atiorti..tl them, and re turned to town in the grottiest hilarity. Arnimg .ftr.se wan derived peculiar' satisfaction on This omi7r , sors w.rob, pr"eprietnts of the tea-gardens Ott rite banks of .he River, whirl) INOrP inundated with cris.irmers,,whose thirst was happily of tltur de. scrip , l,..; w hie!, wyrinot to bo quenched by ihe"liinpid strilrp." PLC vonternum, the circuit:ling butt:cries, suit in fat a ter) nstenitive class of intanitrieutt per- Snog r+ l . • 1 1 , Wier. had also•the oppertinity of ient. fi.g scene to apc.puilt• . • :we rl.ll tot heir of a single accidont to par tha happiness of t *vetting. • TII E y meeri i iic morn i ng , at hntr..pavt two fi'elork, the vo n t ieet 4.1 . /II; W *MUXL NITPAIRSI, Igvq. *ere prst.t4ty ,epi,avert-froot My boom in Dover-street to illswifotii..l reef. where* hearse wee etiiine to receive hevrfe *a* drawn by 'via horses, sod .1•10 pii*ettitli Michel awl via, formed the mournful *MO proceeded np ,rtt-it roPt, and bl he Mae* i frir Bail& rd iblie, where the tad) it to her interred is the family tank to-day. Lose, the I aissiordloto of lit lel at the lite 8 41iegg• Ithaitsirop S.r 11411dra01). Bait oad. IFfisse.f ti4o 1. 44. f it villf"' . o . tor PPP" Pall at the 401. it trot otoerved that hb•• r .00t Hoge 0. romp theekeneA . whet, so the extra< tri d s• 0 stilof wrioar in le. r • , and a ,. rtilg hof oh i..eh ip the I. h ..ede of taeloi ottio•11 mu., got far Irmo The %,....ebb. el the via to .trr welt r. noirlernh'y distrneled • I vo . trft. tbil ke..ed ;did wposire ilea! -10 the ..vie. . pots of th. duo si • at. r. •trip o omtlici..'of the broin ronsoirod more /WA rein ofull. M " N . AN!•4l,af and Ike pin Whiff ranrfllig Illir Crft . brat.M TO thicket • • • (signed) HENRY 11A! FORD. : HENRI( CLINK. • FF ~46101. s'• . . and his son, was within • mi le of the sbore, met by a stream of this extraordinary hurricane, which over. set and sunk the- yacht, and ',the Whole, with the exception of Col. floy pm and the boatman (who were ' The dreatlful fire w hich we not i ce d, nn Saturday, wills the greatest difficulty preserved), were most as brtiink broken out on Friday night, was at Mr. unfortunately drowned. The bodies of (he ail per 11‘eie.ignitstiith, in the Minories—seventeen houses sons vrere . all taken to Aldwick, where eat Inquest I wire destroyed, and several persons were hurt by was held on them on Saturday, which brought in * pleb sions of gunpowder. There was another fire verdict—Aecidenial Death.—Though it is impossible , ott Wednesday, et Mr. OPPENDIEIII . 9, a Jew' mer- for us to offer consolation on this distressiug occa., theist, in Mansell-street, whitechipei, supposed sine, the gloom of the public mind poortrays bow thrnueb the carelessness of n nurse--en infant was so deeply they cemmisenate Col. Poyntt, as well as otreedfulty burnt as to expire shortly after ;- and the Mrs. Poyniz, on this most severe stroke of Pro nurse is not expected to recover. videuce, to which the latter was an eye.witues. from The Militia Legiments ordered to be embodied, are her drawing-room window. It may be in the re to assemble et the head-quarters in their respective collection of many of tsar readers, that Lord Mon. Counties in the ensuing week ; at the end of kmonth tague, broiler of Mrs. Porsts, was drowned at the the 'lien are to be permitted to enlist into the regolar falls of 'Schaff lumen, •in • Switserland, in a boat, Witty. awn) it is intended, under existing ciicumstaucee ) along with Mr. Burdett, * Wow brother of Sir o rlisbaNd the corps soon after that petiod. ' i Francis Burdett. • ?w'~-~ ~~ ~t~c.:...~ .~: ■i._... is , • ••-•.0010.- • . .. , . . . On 5410141ay. the•24 l h'of June last, a box con- 1 111ILITARY, PftOMOTIONS. . • - taiiiittit thirteen hundred guineas, and two hundred Wor-07*. July 8. guineas in half-guineas and seven-shilling pints!, the 2d Regiment s of Dra,coon Goords. property of a Merchant in Dublin, directed to his To he Captalro of Troops, Widioto purciliwe-S-'Captain William • cerrespondeet in London, was entered at the Mail Ittnth. from half-pay of the Regiment ;.•and Lieoleuant John ''' to smooch-office in Chester ; and as apart geeurjty, in... }l ames, . sa nif (0. w ith . Major the :in %0 re Isms wAR matte . no it With the proprietors of the o p be Captains of TrOnekr Captains Hon. P. F. - Cat, from goons, to Its ;coach for 5001., of which Peter M‘Glynat, an extra , bar -pav of the Regonent ; and William Shorn, from ditto. in sthe 4 , 4141 um. To be Lieutenants--Lieutionms James Madden, from half-pay Arm , % ,0 1 ,..„ ,„;,„ : guard, who was to go with the Mail, was made ac- of the Regiment ; Edward lacks, from ditto; Edward Quit- Asta T ioe J v c itt - ittm - - 67 eti - ule. , quainter', and directed to take e articolar care of it. linen .front ditto ; Theohnlil Pepper, from ditto; and James juiant•Crenerol so 11w K. The Va•l arrived on the Sunday, about two o'clock,• Ormsby,' hu e' di " . " ' ' of Limit -Colonel in the An, 211 Itegirono of 1/ragoons, Thomas. Walker, Gent , to be,Coroet , at Ilmckley, in Leicestershire, to idintter, where • by purchase, viceChada•ick. Chadwick. promoted. M' . (;lyfin, the guard, told the nest guard who was o , Id Onto. HOSP.TAL %Etat Captains of Troop., withont pnrchaw-Captains C. E. To G b e e a l A . I r .. il ia ; J " olt iu n re l k l t e m e t P . 7 rid l' n' ' o n , (;.-.. to relieve him that there was a box with the coach $a he Surgeon Charles Mani on, Nt. 0. frurn Me ~ • auell, from half-pay of the Regiment; and Edward Fitz- '•to he Physician to the Forces. which was insured for 5001. which he should pet gerahl, fr. m tvalf•pay of the filth Light Dragoons. To he Surgeons to f o r Forces.- staff-Story into the boot of the coach ; the other guard re- To be Lieutenants, without purchase- Lieuteannts Jefferis flower, W 'Maw S encl., C. T. Laisne , g i i , alt t l i c ii i y i , e. from half-pay of the Regiment ; and John Goff, (id " '. s ililson, and Acting Staff-Surgeor plied, it was nothing to him, as he was guard of the• from hair-pay. . ' • Mail, and not parcels. Oa thstarriting of the Mail 6th Ditto, John Schneider, Gent. to be Cornet, without per he Hospital-Assistants to Ca. Forces , e • at Northampton, the book-keeper, on observing iu . 0 1 tli w leaiment of Light Dragoons, Assistant-Surgeon R. A. O'Beirn; Vtillfain Henry Bittrell. the' way-hill a boa insured for 5001. examined the Clsemiside, from the 7th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Gent.; Alexander Munskittriek.Ge coach for it, hot it was not to be found; •u alarm Morrison, promote.' on the Sint. son, Gent.; William Bain, Gent. , 11th Ifitto Lieutenant Al ler Sandvs, from thembh-- Foot, to be John Hall. Gent .; Patrick Rob e was given, and a diligent 'seureh made there and on . Linnets:Lit, vice Leach ) : who ex at Tighe, [;cut.; and Hospital-At' the road, but without , any 'tidings of it. On the 13th Ditto, Captain William Moray, from the 17th Light Dm- hat ,pay MEMO arrival of the Mail in London, and the circumstance erns, to he Captain of a Troop, vice 111•24eill, who ex- The appointments of the ende heing made known the Proprietors, they dispatched Ito c b:n ni/ Zs'illiam Meade, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice the Gazettes of 13th May las' Pearke4, the Bow-street Otiice.r, to Chestee, making Aetna. promoted. plate. I 17th Ditto, C apta i n M . al•Neill, from the . 13th Light Dra- ]level Veteran i r !'ter j a o n. 81,...ta.T.)" , enquiries on.the road, hut he could learn nothleg as.AIM ts: :tort, gown, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Moray, who ex. • we ll an d ' lisfitettirily, but' his suspicion fell upon M! Glynn, I ,changes. Royal Veteran Battelle' the extra guard ; he was in consequence examined . lit Regiment of Font , Preset Liputenriat•Colonel Thos. Deane ' I.ieut. Michael Tayitor. fr to be Licateu-EoloSel without rehave. • , 'insight Edward' VI nee at Noriltampton, where the hoe was first missed a :m AI ,* Brevet ajor E.olati Bird l' ajo Pu o ire hi •r, vice Deane. ; be Easigns. where he was detained in custody several days; 3d D itto, Lieutenant Taeodore Walk, from half-pay of the 6th Font, deinet Gi rd' but oothilig being proved against him , he was ' '3Blll root, to he Lieotelta• t, sire Singsbury,hilled inaction. vier Swllle7, •Tem'? 4th Ditto Lieutenant NI M'Donagli, from half-pay of the _bth , DosPliat S l ag. butt discharged. l'earkes, however, had tio doubt Fool , In h e lj e ;i tena m; vier 4 lia r . f o s,„ exem ,'„ gm , late 4th Roy - al but he was the thief, and strongly suspected l'ith Ditto, Eu•ien qitarles West to be Lieutenant, a ithout•' Forces, ERRATA in 0 . that he did not put the box into the boat at 1 P irrebw • if " l°l f ht " . Captain Di i, Capta oho keen'', from the Ist Garrison Bat- I Hinckley, as he said he would, an d that he had folio°, to be Cinema of a Company, vice Garrock, who es either concealed it there or had an accomplice there. • ehal , ----- lteln For F 14th Dion ; Read Mesa . ' 'Tb lie was sent back to Chester by the same mail , • with he Lieutenants -Ensigns Willi:in; Reed. without parelense, • strict iestructions for him to be closely watched %vice bliwcold. procomnd is the tit.fkorrisoit Battalion; f irorge Pio Gent/ while the mail stopped at Hinckley, which was ac- , P; ir lo..keeaie ; W. \ ii illitons ; and Second Lieutenant Wm. at...thing, from the' rOst Font . . meted cordiegly done. He was observed to gelato theColleg • T. be litmeigass • Voliateer --• B 'moos, vice Rend ; Thomas R ent si pris y, but did not remain in it a minute, anti teen • -ottwritn...Gent. siCe Niackeazie ; Waft.ice Crowe, Gent. vice own Willi•uto i me went into a shed where a mourning coach was kept. 1 • • ' 341Dittm Quarter-11 aster.*-rjea ot Denis Cala*, to be Qum ta' „, After lie was gone the privy was examined, and the master. • r-,, box which contained the guinea., &c. was discover. Assistitm-Voretem Thomas La Cloche. from half-pay of thelate i 3d Royal Veteran Bausilino tote Asoistaut-Surgeon. pd on a piece of timber, and on examining the shedl !tit Ditto, where the mourning coach was kept, in a very se- Tit he Copt , ins of Cotamtairc without purchase-Brevet ALl cludid dirk corner, nearly the whole of the contents ,for 64urge Eli . glop, from the 3d i l , gest. India Regiment, vice of the him, amounting to near 1500 guineas, was ' vine Courts, I: l ;;;:d et r o n ,',,,L i-t , a L e i °l l7,7, 4. l"` Lf e tZ en t V,i te l a o r t ,4 found, as Pearkes the officer had suspected. A ' .11Inepitereee, vies alackenuie, appointed too roma Itillit chaise and four started with all speed, overtook the liee.„• • . Tit be Seenod Lietiternal-David William Archibald Douglas, mail at the neat stage, antl,hll.ili Oa was secured...-. teem. Without pitrehase, vice Armstrong, promoted iu ihe 14th Ott Saturday he underwent an examination before ' -.Foe.. , . . . . ' h Ditto. ' 2jtT.k.ittatain Morris. Gent.to be lasiga,ryperchas,e, the Magistrates at Ilinekley, when a witness was sere these 'promoted. t produced from Chester, .who identified the shawl - lu !lb Ditto,. t..,'Llartes.lliggiiihotharts, Gent. to be Eimiga, by ;pur which the gold was tied up to be his property. He thaw', vice St. Jfoha. ivihirritires. • , Zhls Moo, Cleat , 141,.. tweet, from the 11th Light Dragoons, to was fully committed to Leicester for trial. 1 • - - heideottertata, vice Sandys, arm exchange.. • I 33tti Okra , Essigit EdwanT Ingram, from - half-pay of tbe96th POI ICE. - -I , to be ,Istsign, vice Conyers. wasreschaages. rob. Mm. e Fasten I :row- Chapman to , lie . Liemennot, without I • ............- - . . poinitate.; vice Stowards, appointed to the 8i b Royal Veteran BOW syn E F.T. Baltabols • - . Two men of the names of Shispiserskand„4/;. , e1l un- Henry Sargent. dent. to be Cosign, vier , Chapman.' . dement an etarnitiation charged vtith robbing a• 1 1 1 1 ,,R 1116 G 4P-'- ' 6" 4 "!'"'" w ° 6llire t "as Llalt - Pay of the , :11ileld, to he Cap:am of aCo parry. gentlernan of the name of Harvey, at the door of To be Lietitefetots-Eiratcnant Edward tlardiaer, from half- Vaiwthail•gardens; where there was a crowd,ars„ent. fr ay m f i s i f iis the Regiment; s and Lieutenant AUeis klacriougatU, bled, of his pocketbook, containing Bealset,iteirtt ati4l, INsio.igeetret Lieutenant-Colo n el-Charles RI jet to be the amount of 811. The evidence against the *pd. ' liente:tiant•eolonel, without purchase. • sofietsorit'beinA satisfactory ,they were discharged. • • -'• 14.;""r Majort AV'''',,lii."6 Laps Tie to be . M a jor, vice Bnice. •• 1 ... --- - --- -- ----- ' James Swish was charged With defrauding . John • iit f irot;att rg , P vire 4m K l 7.7o, ' „77 °' hwl, - , 1 7.;',' t"...11,.'',,re,1.8th Foot, '`) 1 MATRIMONY. Sorrel. of the Shepherd and Shepherdess y o tajd,„ dik Dina, Culouil WM. Stewart, from the sth West India ' M . Altß IA G E should be the foundation of uncial • - • Regiment, to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchase, vice IL& happiness, whisk I. often disturbed a mope. d he,pai tiro house, Ii) the City-road, by pretending to be Thomas thuliing, appointedthe lit Foot Guards. *to , that form the uriiisn cut t .1%1'4 those precoutinits which would Smith. the horse-dealer.and atelsic-iteepey,ielf Vpps 44th Ihtto hat:memo Robert .Potta 91. .. 1 _II, from she half-pay secure them the enjo. mem .•f that peso t10ine.taa?h1.•,....i.4.- i Mari-street,-street, by which tatiattie he '4oliiii.44 o f the au . rout, -to he Lieutenant , vice Shaw, who ex- People of every rank pay adoration to the ill'llle Oh Wenklek ; • ! changes.' ; bat, where the co:owl mtiiiti has emelt fainted toy dllseme,n• detii ' 31. f r om 'the publican on e. bill, of eailtange, fer'• which' accommodation he was to he presented with' a • ' • 49th Ditto. 'robe liefftenents-s-Lieetersant Won Cam • I Mated by a certain batik enure:tried att au early age,. is rettova Campbell, f rom half-pay (inn of stehiiicv Prmilftlisto eitering that wale Is Iredispen.mbiv • • 1 of the *lBth Forti.• vier Bradford, who exchanges ; and Lams. , reqaisite to revive the slutaberitog sparks of life , amid 1 ., 'emu.. 'seeking pig, but the Whole preyed to false. • I tenant Jatoof Marge, from half-pay of the ;Mils Foot, vice mate the system. Fur an disorder, hose e•ntritsatett MIKE 1 The Prisoner Vas committed for further Rani.' _Jrll , iew, -Alto escsaag - et. , eignhally to diesermy,Nsopeontl happiams oleo Ow-re whirl. are 1 natiou. . . •Ma •Dato, ti.oign atom Atorphelt to be fAcutenant, without the tonletineYee of otneutirded,ilemotre. It ...as tiOr-colood•ort . 4 ' 1 pure/law, vice Harrington, killed in action. ' tints which iodtterd Messrs: CURRIE wet Ch., - for these fast . • 1 liawgit James Sweeney ; (Mtn half-pay of ibe nth Feat, to be .3 0 ears, to direct their random:owl uttetnitoi etelu-ivelv to the 1 „ • ' loasigo ; rice alorpnett. tataltOttZeg Ishrtareer•lresterdsey . Cormusestn- : • . GOth Ditto - . -1 arising (herr-trim. n..also to that der's. rment ,if the ov.tem pre . ritiest was held - at the Old:limn/pivot poffe/.4muses To he Lieutenhots without froichate- ' Poligallinman Leseeses,• duced by the delft-mime liti,bSlS of the f, considerate sas•asi.t.o, Covent - careen. b ef or e W. H. G Et.f4. E.I. upol4the . , ica AlAranioiponimod It , the 34 attret4tut n ati t tsittra 0104 wltich brings ota th ose itistre.sing delsiaile, and dt anemic: that 1:) , dr of Mr. William Holland, who died soddenly t Ensittlfilews 188 ;too, vice Vincent, appointed to the 16th prevent iir emltitter s the Ala' rotte,ial Male. • Tai , stletem.ful re -9 , F. ; twit of the ir plan ones them ad Ataxia' ardour 11110;40ke the on Saturday night, in his bed,. at the llummums.-- To be F.nsigns-/le ry Cotelangb, Genl. rice nuno • Lea; and • r;,voges of these complains, which are the in.st important is The evidence stated, that the deceased vent into .a George Henry Ilefiglas. Geol. , vier Barton. ' • the cataldeue of hornan kilns:airs. It hehtioesevery v er s os warm bath at ten o'clock, on Saturday night,. appa. , who has indulged its this solitary vice to seek reli t ( by coos - 611 .0 1 , 1 r itto, Caphitio ,Willimo Henry Newtoa, from Ow 64th . I . .. 1 . r ~ and ... •tott , iii he c ,.... t . t0 or a Company , vice Bellingham, who tog pro &soma loco 11 eolllle9ele llollolle. 10 hick W Meters. . , 1 rently in good health. Upon. getting out of the bath, '• errata-go, . 1.-- . • • , - r ... • .'" • ' GUHRIL and Co., chow the sat:citron of r• 'mitotic motion. v, in which he had remaitied about .e georter of an Lieutenant Erltear4 wtodstr . , from the 64th r oot, to be iti . u .„ 11S well 419 the testimony ~t. pirvoistradicicd roves. la ..or ,,f r „s og . . " the cure of these • romplaluts, they hold nut co inducement to hour, he perspired most copiously, and Seemed 'Mt- " ' am . ' '''''T K n i g ht , *h " ex . ell "g" . "• i h ut, I . . • . . 61th Dom, (,apasin Win. Bellsogoain, from the 62d Foof„ to v-e ;.-'. sensible , as ol!1001) 10011 be, 411-.4. i i•ff:oce of such ; tremely weak. He told the person who attended • be Curia of. Cometmv, vice 'Newton, who eichanges . ',., emeneetei., Joey Afar - their tre+: , te,twe . qs,,reitilltely e•tu med. i hint, if any thing heppeseed to him to look in Iris: T o tte, teutet . t .,,... ; kaetttesnant Al h „, j Kn i ttht. kora the cm triet ah nb u te r n e ,; . l the el ß' s ts:; ( l l l' ,..e •l n l7 ,• es a„... o .. T . : l B,: i .c.e l o i • i ; ro iff i t.inot;io nod 1 1 pocket-book for his address. The decevied theed aoir, i;p lc u e llse r" :. t i ' re ul d ' r ' l e v x „ e i h' „ l - n o a t; i tt 4414."1"ack- • "i raeicalle : cu. eft in the short space of two ; Lys. • 'Those onf t t i re ae ; rent to bed, and his attendant, upon gait/ in :a! . - ••• • iisd Ditto. . - 1 mow obsataite ducatidoi, such ts• Oos. rut 1 ttttt s, ioveterete M tie. ' : awes Pliwg of the IR:Met, Glee's rte. are pent ailenity nod quarter of en hoer to his inniside, r oun d hi m N the' To r t i o: n Zwalovisfronpies-irevet Major Henry B. Lynch ,, sveer i ii , eitn,d. Several Notrierovi: and tientiet vat she tint agonies of death. Ws. CON a surgeon, Walt ita, :14'1306 T - rot a :l t h el7ielit "fork Rawe r. - D e' °it 7 4 71 1 6. ;1,77...1 1' .. qsPrelabiliiY hale bee" tta4er 1 .4 e fa.t.t-f - Attliu• Cal roe and eitant .1 1 r:elm , nor, root e •••--- ..."11. U. for re reo.o.ot or e . .., , plaii.ti or th....utethns, strictures, meditifely sent for;. • he itiem.Pted to bleed him in the vice Pircis t deceased k e . I had hariag received ..:t radical sand prima ment tare te n 77:itent1:'(-""is'int'liurge°° Henry Hort. from half-pay . of quest ill a reirte ce. /we , if , made to them, as -misfiles i rv , eviv who Brt ... ltridion, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice, dent ,. OA pired.-The Surgeon was of opinion, that the 444 , Brides , o f the decided sup ...oat,. -of Mesa - , L. Rile Ital Co.'s r r l: wa irl l a i f Str u m,' t 31 T. i Of these (teat temen hisa tit Wheel ceased had sufferer' death .in,cousequence of hating' 28th Disk,, wm. Pollock, Gent. to be linsixo. by purchase ; ra - • xto til - ye r , and were orator thear.sre. of Mes.as. 11.'nse, uaesl ' he warm balk improperly. Verdict-rilticd by 1 vire - "Ignale• promoted. H em / ile.otol qth .r Sun:coos of roost .I , 6lleUre W • • •I . • .. • filvt• tithe, eatenant 'A. Macalpine to be Captain of a Col* it,i, clue r. b y ti , e , pp ri e ,, ii ,„ ~1 die I, • : h" " ? " led t444 f ilifq!itr: .9f at p un y, .itivo u t porch .c. ar mouse , Wit; oil :MC' . re... Me-wrs• Come asi d• Co: have Sete/ fed She Toil oi ie I tier Mit.tocHoLy C.vrisruorac.-The City of Chi. Robert Keaton Lie, (;ent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice' from the many Om, 'are study rec e iving " 1 e ' from Geht:e nen, 5 ,.... liendecrom promoted. chester an its neighbourhood'was on Friday . , a b o u t 824 i hito. L i t . mennet Henry troll to be Copt in of a Coln- Infli .T 4 t !" -- ''.- • • ,• 41 A , 1P lo ..unit mid tiAmapt hemtn. It an, sent t. Iherll, on.atottet,' - from'the - rori o' a four • o'clock, visited with a storm of wind, which pans, without purchase , Vint-Feiner, decemrd. '. , , Noble Earl, who pad 14'ittired uo.leti ten : tli.tieetane and iv+. was esperienced in many pieces, while others, be. 41 4 , 0 ..r pill! !. 1 %litif?.:1. 1, e i r iliorl! 01 14:;P et k .. 106 •be ,Lielltsatroll• *Hawn NI t0a1,t44 far 10 i.-. 16; let trait treen muter tire rare tit retool tween then', scarcely felt it ; its cnerse was from th e Ch P ac. " l :::; a e .vev yle_ o e v, win.,.. rv l t„ P l e : . pro mo t ed , , v ,_ _ „„ _.., :. • ,rtr a eritis of proffs.ifituu eminence, too d• of Wilson nff ,rdett nit» W. or W. S. W. Some little damages were done to ilith 1).„,,,, 1$ m a' . so l i : won ri n: 4 ;' ,4 •4 . ° Geu r . %":::: 1 ,.. n . i . h by , adopted s t a : i . elief . r bat from the superior method of irentnient *p chase , vice Bowes promoted, "----''' ' posted by Moan. Currie aid Uto. be received a hity-rieks and buildings in various places ; t3git wh a t 104 . 0itte: Capful. Retailer:ale 6. itunarev, from half-pay of • rulb t il Cl" .o-41 " 424 'Vico of ottP meala : - 7 - ' -••• we have to deplore is. that Col: Poyntz, of Gowd ray the 45th . Foist , to be Captain of a Compauy, vice Custstore, " Miiy 2 8, 1910. Peek, being on his retorts:to land at Bognor, in his who eschaneet. I. 14 ` Tu -Dr: (71OR RIF, 107. Harm* ir.rtic rt. 2d West India itegiotept, Major John Ross to he dem.. , - • 1 colo Lora ..--- feels Areakiiifiatuce ie e.asuloatistieg to Pro yacht, accompanied by hii lwe sons, •the two Misses • oil, without pare 'rte , vice'D'Urban, appointed to time l'or . - • Clt t rr : i4 .... the ti iP e _a rfe r..... l r`re4.lll...abli*h.!Erlit of h v is c he l d A h l b •t ill t ,l' we ll', l9 " e Perry, of Titchfield (his • nieces),f a .ojeign'Gkentlire lughese Army. . . .of on misted* admir al se trot:men, a, ~, f irturrt t o th e vie- Captain Gror e Bradl •to hr M aj o r. vice R ; thra. • tie estip.ailri t 'that he has not for many years enjor•d AO man (tutor to the Masters • Peyot2), the &wowing, L . . ~0 ~.. ci... - . .,,_ , mt. - nraris comfort myi, irt•-do , o flow p.itos and he motet tat in, no . - - . - . - mammon . m. axone* trance to be C apta i n Or a COOVIII . '-• ,ii.eil." ' geinienien in St. JameA Perk ; and wee committed for further examination. I John Solidi sod !humus Argent were charged with being concerned in roblitog Sir. Thomas Miller, of Warminster, Wilt*hite. "c1 , 0.!..1: , i., of flink•notes to the amount of about 151. who imprudently asked the Prisoners, whom he casually net in ft unsoll.wropt, Govent.garden, to rercuutuntsti hint fro e.todgiog. end they directed hint to the Ruse and Crown public. house in that sheet, *here they got d.i king Loge. ther, when they contrived to rob Nr. The Prisoners were committed for fordeet nation. —*lel *adlo. • dsh Ditto, preset Lieutenant-Colonel Franyis Eddins to be Lieutenant-Colonel, walnut purchase, vice' Buchan, op pn;nted the Portuguese Service. Brevet Major Jotin Reed to he Major, vice Eddins. Ist fiarrisaoßatiolitio, Vopinia Jahn (forrock. from the Ellk .boot; to be Captaia of a Company, rice l'ituoy, who ea rim ages. • std IJitto . Lieulaannt.B. W. Reinert;, from half-pay of the Bth Garrison Battalion, In he Lieutenant. gib n or ,' y e i r iab ibisolioo, Brevet. Major Augustine Fitz gerold. from the 19th Foot, to he Major. Qiiiirter- Muster William Futter, of the late 11th Royal Veteran .B:attains', torte Liespepartt. Ensign Thomas Ailey, from the York Depot at Chelsea, to be 4,),.nrier-)triter. 60th Ditto. To he Lietitertants—Lieutenaot Robert Cosh,. from the late sth Royal Veteran iiiittalinp, tipv Cameros, %hope appoint has trot taken pinee ; and Lk-meg:tot Wm. Russ, front half pay et the 6th tiorrison Roindior. • To be Eisrign- 7 Eosigu t ioljo 11411, front the 4th Royal Veteran ' • Battalion. Btb.Ditto, Lieuteaant Roister Stewards, from the 37th Boot, to be Lititepaiit. BREVET. .Lieutraaist-Cie& (kap V ireolust Forbes. of Dc ftlestron'a ik.l ontil 4oubt his haSiqg through 3.1 . n(1,1104114 II petfeet awl eattieal dire of thist horrid enmptiint. A 5 he grin ant a stranger to the manner that otheratreated the e 03.10 tint, hr 1 19 c ji iu hLpow•er. kom ;Lillie trial and a jest eonioato.n) . . 6. jray ' nflat fributo ;Iptilattle t., 1)r. Cu•rie, Which he to u.- hly feel-, and shell ever be most ready en.t *Mktg to ucknon - ledge." Married Wooten, who have int.g been 3bsappointed in thelf eitpeetattons of a family, matters smelt defects are curathle by Medical 4 and ailh"egcl may be assured, flint in vom.t remosal 01 smelt impediments be an object of dooitt and certainly n ith ethers , yet the cure of -ugh defects. by the gr:• dual propels of reiteration, iv the reqviremeet.of their rep& rierice. By an early application to Pit , sis. Carrie and Co. Or patient *ill escape the puilo, danger, and eipeace ore ineg a l4 100 .1 0 11 9 1)14411a.ace upon fess experienced peattitioners. Meow. Currie sand Co. may be consulted by patients of either sett, will the greatest secrecy and honour, at their tinuie, N 0.107, ilat• the carden. Patiet:o. is the ssuntry, describing the partien'ar! of their rase, aae , mid mode of living , ineltalrg a rentalttbece for advice awl m e di c ine s , t he s ae be "Jetta Or soot le an) pad of the kingdom. To ensure that settee) to essential to then tiP' deflating, the postage of letters they be added to the account for medivines.-107,11ation-egaittlen. LONDON t Prinie4 'and %Shaba. by TE'Leyiss. a' ` be sYYVlSaaara ov/res t 8 7, 100.1711tref4.• . . ' . '^rll.L..gokr• :L Sea•• 10 • .—.. _ ----- t• Illesionot id-de-Cansp,to his Royal 4lihsess the Pinny Re- , e -Colonel in the Aro ys .t* • •rd Roberts, of the tild put, AID he Linst,-Coleael ay, ley Rattan Pail! t, of sheath font, to he ditto. rs to the -sCaploies Jo to taldtiao, of the Drry 4 and Robeal,Moaitts Loriog, oft e .ofth Foot. 1.: %TAFF. James partiAclnel Susi di. of tit Koval F.ngietrers, cle-Campert his Royal Highness th.C.rtince Regent, .net 0 (White) is the Army. ion. CllteicaYter Stanhope, of the 17th L'ghf Om. b e yheipsity Atl4otaut-Onters.l t. the Kong'. flays I ladiei (with the lat.ik of Lteut.-t Wined in the ice Johnson. who resigns. dim Liasingen. of the Ist Haman, to b' I)ewity Ad. wrist to the King's Gertitau Legion, with the rank Colonel in the At my. a ct Storekeeper:l..6;ll-ml tnjhe Forces--Juts Lloyg d Jobo Geary nowt, Gent. Hf/SP.TAL SEA Fr. _, t ries Mani on, At. I). from the 10th Light Dragoons, titian to the Forces. . • eons to the Forces - Qtaff.Sergeone Charles Barre. I illiam S. race, t'. T. Eaistie. Potri..ll Ai ., . it.' bite, 'son, and Acting Staffstiorgeon Jahn Paddock, all pity. • . tat-Assistants to C.e Forcess-liozpilal-Mates Bryan %Villilitn Henry Botrell, Gent.; Robert Srllrry, fl a nder M 'Fmk ittrieh . Gent:; Jaw's Ftola on Nevi. William Is q , n , (lent.; James Dasidson, Gent.; . Gent. ; Patrick Rohertson. Gent; James lost 7 al ut. ; and Hospital-Assistant 1). W. Magian, faun M - EMO it A 1 1)11 M. . ntments of the under-mentioned Officers at stated in of 13th May last, and Ist inst. have not takes • D an Battalion, Captains the lion. .ClMcles South., r losins G. !flirt, from the Retired List of the late lab 'I eran Battalion. to be l'apttiins. II tel Taylor, from ditto, to he Lie.th•oant. n art 14 right and Alexander Barclay, (roadbed, to V V mei G 'Miner, Gent. to be Emig°, by purchase, A '9, promoted. - . • E Sateen!' William T eon s. from half-pay of the toy al Veteran Battalion, to he Sergniu to thin J , a the Gazettes .1 'zits he .ust and 6th Lleetasber, L . • 1n.4. and at inst. ~. , ' t;il West India Redolent. L rinl tyson. Gent. to be . W•ign, vice parry, V oder Findlay, I lent. to be Enid', n Ice Barry. 69tir ' not; •A C inn Cadet John Weir, from the Royal Military' J o be Eatign, it Shout purchase, vice 13. ialttou. pro. A lieutenant John Weir. from the 4th Ceylon Reci. C V c Enka, sithout porches , viceDeighton„ pro. V 43d Foot. A fames Carr, Troia half-pay of the 413th Foot, to bll it ce Rooter. John Cuter, frees balf.pay of the 411th Foot, lobe 1 7e Baster. . A 7la Foot. - ) Luber( Did.ton, from half-pay oftheath Foot, to C i ice Al Craw. %ha esetraugea. C Robert ffiglatom s .frani half-pay of the:l6th Foot, to sat, vice Al• Craw, who eitlainges. e It BOW STREET. 11 Paitehia leas cha ged . with robbing a iu St. James'a l'iuk l • and was committed V li exastion 'ion. .... • . 1 • lith and Tm hoas rgenl were charged with ?ruled in rolthitig Sir. Thotnati Miller, of •• r ; Wiltshite ; 'c10t!..1: , .., of Btok•notes to : of about 151. alto imprudently asked the I wham he casually met in ft unsell.ral rept, r; li den, to reCnnitnelid Win Co a. ir.dgieg. end .1.. : pd him to the here and Crown public- c at sheet, *here they got d. i • king tote. they cuarrived to rob air. 41 ii/I Of . o loners were committed for :further easitei. d .... I . a .• ..r. I , MATRIMONY. ' IP t. lAGE should be the foundation of saris' -li nes., witias i• often disturbed A 1.1 ONO 0 he,pat sir, a e union nut t Atiini those preettotioity a hieh would la he enjo% 'nem ••f I h..t peat doinet•tre?al , wi..a. pry rook pay ail..r.ttion to the shri..e of wrologa ; le coos(' lui,.4i h., been tainted hy dlkense. ro dein. .. errata habit cuistracit.d at r.O torts stir, it reuova IN , Prraf.rti. entering that male la indispeoottne 7 wive the II waheriiiyi spvrks of life, eta nu resin- item. For so ditorder, Nate c.ntrittoted more dosdnay. a , ',mike, by oiam.lian th. - -ye a obey " re ' c c of unguarded pleioore. I) was thietoitsiders- iduced Meows: C,IIRrriE will Co.. far these fret - fir direct their *lndica:mut :stem loo e tela- welt 1,. the . 111 I.c.oge o t r tivr .Ven. - te..l I)i4rosse ; ant tar 4iti.rders .. i III ( ; OM. us 'al„.. Co tha t drink rotrnt ..(the s•llem pc... .16. destenctme habit s of ter i, considerate st b•otl•h•t, on thoie nisi re-sing debilities and di heiencies teat ... - idritter the Ala riiite.,ial state. • Tat' MC( ebalil re- ittlis nitro them ad Ataxia' rtniour If; nireoke the i . A lest c...npiaiw., which are the un ,, ,t imprtrlarol lit " r of human ii.nrinitiet.. it behmerever) peewit Iged in this snlit.try vice In seek relict by catatoß• ' al Inca Of eminence and honour, to Which Meters. .;, - II d Co., claim the sanction of a. hislatrie Itittltorilv, -,;,.: is t testimony of uovootrod,Fird f tees. In professing .. y . Itt these vomplalots, the', hold aunt to iniftterment to . • °Aide, as all r use mw.;mw.; be, of if.„.• t- r hornet- or ,uck tey Afar - tbeir trairace rii.rr„illarly r Iti tiled • • ' the Royal' alleges oT'Aute.e.n.s of Lontiott and ~ Slight ;and ~cent eases of :i . ;thank isifection sire tot in the short space of two 4)1. 'Their of the e iletstidn, such as Oos• rut sous,,, inveterate !go le- of the B.Ars, Glee's, ac. nre pent anntily nail I. Several Nolilertwo and tientlemeiver the tint base been tra4a4* tut 11.11,..f.1 1 11111at. Cu. roe and v0.0.0i of c .., , pitalai of In , urethra, alticitt , ro, . visa received .‘i -radical and pernr.ment tare, te- • •rir croon. l l, made to them, as .soisfaes s r y evi- decided sup rotekty -of Mess-. ts Cite sal Co.'s . 144 , 1 4 31 T. i Of these Ceottennen Wart tit icsres yr r , and were %mart ihr , r , lre. a Mes.rs. 11. me, qt h c Sorstl..4 l s. , irquAl..liarieurir. 1r tion•lrnspled the , pplie..ii.its of the its tie caustic, y it, out sue- Come sit d•Co: bailie Sete/ tett 'the stititeoiag Irks' ; 06 S tlare 'are doily secnvitrig from tlent:e swir, fr. ifP t.:luilt•farthrir rest -ration to ..ultit stud ei,coloss all ii s -en( t . them, ofit.durtte.t,irafte'tha - t•Ori o' a who had Id'idired uode.r VA: 411.4.eesing and 1p .. in. r 10 'Or .vs ; he ha. , been eadev•the rare of several cob .viothu eminence, 100 .1. of atrium' 14 , ider! nit . » : 01 refs- bat from the fityrtinr method of trentnient • oh pt,rsoed by Me-lort. Currie aid tie, be received a -- utile 4 2 4 woe* of one ( s oft ly T .... ~.. Mita 26, 18110, , I is Dr: Cu RRI E. 107. Hanotsd.rden. - feels greaz,lilenture is C.•sourtiorirttliAg to Dr. IP rfrti cr-rsiablichicrirt of his heal la, in tint-egoeioe • l e l , el admlrat Ir.' trittionenl of F•isireur.s in the Ult.' '.. R. y. tilt!. 'that he has not for massy yeary enjoycd so 14 ,.. li r and fr . r. - doia ftow pato s :tint tie eateitom. no .; r, c, Ilii igg obtained,' throrgh his" s. i'.l and attention. a •,:t 1,,, dical titre of shut horrid compl . tint. •As lie was , Wr4 In the manlier that others treated the coa.plaint, " .. ,h, power. (con, kfair trial and a jest cum lint i..ti . . •,. „.. tai •ibuto of ..,00totil• to f)r. Cu• fie. Which he s v..- . ! If* shall ever be most ready and rvilliug to urknua • • thi .. • ins amen, aho have int. g be en drAppointed in these " 1 rot Elf a faintly, HMV be ti4 . sttred, flint in .sort •-• et, 'frets are curathle by hirsute( slid' c and rstilinuga IC I sack insperlitnesas be an object of doicbt raid IP , ' iticl oilier", yet the cure of such defects. by the era ' 4 . : . pr, of rentiyation, it the eerasiremeecof tb..ir esp.& .- ..• sot n early application to Pd. nit, Currie tied Cu . lbe •', i fee kt, tape the pctio. danger, and eipeoce o f a long and '. rive Once upon tea experienced praisitioners. Mate:. ; -b, i . may be consulted by patients of tither rev. s it • lw. ..rety and honour, at their lance, N 0.107, Hal.. '-.. . ;s e , Rittieus. in the sauntry, describing the partirn'art ' , bt ;; u..r, Rini mode of livivr, inehairg a etvelth.ece for ' ilia , dicineit, the Linn. will l ie given or motto am end t' h n. To ensure that secret) so essential In thek No' , the t postage of letters nay be added to the accrued ; • —lOl, llattan-emetten. mi. sta Met Printed and %Nisbet, by I).'t d vas b. a , a ' t ecaswee OAF let. Wt. AVeranretl 4 .• • ... - . . . Jr' ' .. ". . .... ..... -• . ~ia4WA* 4 'll4iL; i":10Tre:040* T. Ag..Rll.4TNsisttitt _ Flex wits.MANNON adzinTN, /ma' 8. gimes* (Aitlisde-Carry.to his Royal nighaess the Pi istre Re genie as te.Cnlsenel id the An, y, Major ltichard Robertr, ..f the bid Pout. Ali be Litat,-Colvael io the Arany. Major Charles Ramos Poiret, nt thralls font, to he dime. Tole Majore to the *ery.—.C.ststaies Jo tn. Paldtiaa, of the '27th Foot; and Robho,llohrets Loring, attic tOrib Foot. $, %TAFF. Lieut,-Col. James paristiciryel Sintidi. tb Royal Engineers, to be Aid de-thnistoso Ms Royal litginiess ;;;& Prince Regent, with the r..nk stf Igsdlhael is the Army. Major the lion. C'T.elet4ter Stanhope, of the 17th Lehr Dm. goons , to b e eyeipesy Ail)titalit-*knees is tbe Kite'. Elam* in the 'East ladies (with the intik of Lteut.-t °Meet in the Army ), Are Johnson. who resigns. Major Vs ahem Liataraten. of the Ist Human, to It' I)epoity Ad.- jurant-Ceeneral to the King's Gerhart Legion, with she rank of Lieut.-Colonel in the At my. To be Assistant Siorekeeperali m , •ral tnjhe Forces—John Lloyd Gent. ; and Jobo Heary Donn, Gent. HOS . P.TAL %TAFF. _, Surgeon Charles Marti on, Nt. I). frosts the 10t h Light Dragoons, to he Physician in the Forces. ; • To he Surgeons to the Forces- Qtalf-Sorgeons Charles Bout. Moser, 11 illiam S crier, ('. T. Laisrie. hart, Gash; Gilson, and Acting Staff. Surgeon Juha Paddock, all. from itnlf-pay. . To he nominal-Assistants to Va. Forces,—Hozpiial-Mates Bryan O'&irn; Henry Botrell, Gent.; Robert Srllrry, Gent.; Alexander M imsk arid; . Gent: Jaw's Fiola on Nevi. son, Gent.; William Ham, Gent.; James Dasid•on, Gent.; John Hell. Gent.; Patrick Robertson. Gent; James Lowey Tide, cut .; .G and Hospital-Assistant 1). W. Alagion. teem half'. [; pay. M - EMOil AND() M. , • The appointments of the under-mentioned Oftertrs as stated la the Gazettes of 13th May last, atid Ist inst. have not takes Lte. ull Veteran Battalion, Captains the Hon. rlmiles Bona., • well and Jodie) 6: Hart, from the Retired Lis; of the late bib Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captains. I.l,eut. Michael Taylor. from ditto, to lie Lientepant. ,'insigne Edward' Vi right and Alexander Barclay, frairdithi, to ; be ; . • 6th Foot, Ensi lames C ildiner, Gent. to be Emig°, by purchase, eke Swiney,•pramoted. . • Hospital' Sint, Solemn; William T ran s. from half-pay of the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Sitertio to this Forces. ERRATA in the Gazettes .-f Au .ust and 6th sec tuber, . • 1/4.4. and Pt inst. •• • t.:01 Wr-t India: Regiment. , For Fin! iy.:on. Gent. to be asign, vice Reny, ; Read Alexander Findlay , I ;rot. to be Eusiga, s Ice Barry. 69th ' not; Pic Gentleman Cadet John Weir, from the Royal Military' CollEg.., to be Einign, tt ithout purchase, vice 13. iglitou, pro. meted. Rely: Second lieutenant John Weir, from the 4th Ceylon Regi. men', to be Emirs, without porches , vice Deighton„ pro. nutted. 43d Foot. P.r Ensign James Carr, Troia half-pay of the 48th root, to he Ensign. sire It-sites. Mead Eit4igit John GOP, Irma half-pry/ of the 411th Foot, belie • I lEnsige, vice Baster. 71st Ford. Abe Ti. at. Robert 1)i„ ; , ton, from holf-pay of theath Foot, to be Ensign, s ice Al' tart w , who eschtitiges. Read lieut. Robert Dighton, from balf-poy nct Ise ;,11itls Foot to he Lieutenant, vice .'Craw, who ezchanges. -- BOW STIt.T. Thema: Passehoi icas cha pad robbing a 1 it p M'~ ~,. ;!- i ' 1