The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-25 00:00:00

- ~, -..~ •••••••1,• 04A.okuk. , & air !,r. • ° ; 1 WV) . I°.:° 111 , • •34i „ at t . wi ped/ 14 VraPti hi Ist h?, • .4 4 * 4 4 " I, • •I• •• /; At 0 .• • ' :%10#1 2 . -- t. 7• ,NTM I M/41' IP.R A (HWY.—CORONATION...a+ Maim. OLAPIVII.I.IC and CO. have, by raft. efthe Deem tad Meow. flbd ep (aeciellles M as? ,she e ar) ail *pee peels within the Abbey IlsksTi: pats imesanurial been Ineostotell their privifte. The „ re *malted In the side aisles en each iffihrt spass ilatbrib. add a b e d a Miami height IVom k few almasaml tits preeesetua, sad diem* the intim of k fl emirs gave ► grass rare of sill remain dad* the Ceresstony while the dcreg, O i aa will be /*Meetly heard; hen the Anthem 4111141611: mor e, and Ms Majesty yesahre Oradalls, a r ee rea by ocs Sc ad Master of Westminster kleg's Scholars on an sleva:ed situation. seats am comes ieetly divided for letting, la boles hot 10 aedilt A f t I . whfist others are retained for slegie thee d e w me (opportunity for persons in any part et 1M IfJ ~„.......41,111111 of • seat within the Abbey (if w)dteet isiey), who might net otherwise have Use ibc b l em eely) et procuring a Ticket. Aaother MOW Worsts ors imitlitty feet flew the germ a .peri,Mitmell into b o ws. 'Wan One end eigist each. Here the meets of the oggsemsd Chostakte will he enjoymbin the greatest pram ilek A low of the Beets at this height will sot oath eon "o4lt_pmeresioe in its appreeeit to the Altar. bet also yet potties the Crewe on his Majesty's head— Ti mi le space *Unwed for walking at the hiMit of all ty gam both above sad below ; tied reireshmeat rooms r ef elleenvenieneles are provided ; and as the boxes are so csesteseted as to prevent crowding, properly matted and mowed, it is concluded persona *my be as mesh at 'heir r*pas in their own dwellings.—Messrs. G. sod intend man oaks against the North side.of the Abbey Itself, on Wedarsday, June fit and not earlier, in order to give time to those at a distance to have a fair chase, for oasts. whit', ere not numerous.—'flue first day of °peeing the 011ee will he detoted to answering those who may previoartly sig nify. in writing. addressed to Mr. Jeremiah Olanville, Smith-street, Westminster. their 'titration of applying on that day for any number of Tickets. UN FAU AI . LEIXTRAVILLINA TO DOVER. DE IL, RAMS(iATb. OAKUM'S AND CANTERBURY. Four Inside Combos. and keep good Time, By S. A. AMU:WAIN AND CO, SatlllAClth . 4 llama lee. Nu INNER-STRIIET, SNOW-RILL, LON DOS. T 14 1 1: follovieg POST CO AC H ES, MAIL COACIIES, ire. set out from the above In. : %The "Teleitreph," Dover. Deal. Ramsgate, Margate, Canterbury, Fevershare and fiendlike,' new post coach, every morning, at a quarter past seven o'clock. bt consequence of the decided preference given to the above coach, the proprietors are determined no exporr shall ire spared to render it the first conveyance oa that road. Bremplon, Chatham. Rocheider. Stroud, Sittingbourne, Ind Rainham, every morning, at a quarter past seven. Falmouth, Plymouth. gutter. Wes mouth. Deseheetef. Dartmouth, unit Salisbury, every morning. at seven. Booboo, Axminster, Brictport, Iltaalford. Basingstoke, e l Bagshot. The " Union," Southampton, Lystoington, Wieeheeler. and Basingstoke new four inside coach, emery morels. MI eight ; arrives at the Coach and Horses, ttoutbeapmso by Ave. This is a moo delightful conveyance to the Isle el Wight, Jersey, Hoernsey, St. Melees, Havre de Greek. Cherburg, he. The proprietors of the above easel, hope to receive a eon , tinuance of that support which has hitherto been experienced Woe. the eossinesionnent of the " Union." No ragbag witii other roarlses . Dash and Bristol thing post enachea. through Chippen • ham Caine. aud Marlborough. every afternoon. at one t ar rive at Mr. NINV'S. the Dreyhound Inn. Both, and the Lon don Torten, ThOssas-street, and Swan Rriltol, next morn- • kW. COACH'S TO WELL'', rER, TAUNTON, AND PLYMOrTII. The "Umpire," a new Liverpool light roach. ally owe elitist on the road, carrying four Inside. sets out daily at one arrives at Liverpool nest afternoon at set en. through Wo barn, Northemptoe, Welton,. Lutterworth, Hieekley, Atherstone, Litchfield, Slone, Newcastle, knutsford, War riogton, and Preston. Shrewsbury, Wellingtos, sad Shienal post coach, every evening. at Ave. (soarded. The •• Union," We) mouth. Dorchester, illandford, Salis bury, Andover, Black water. Barbet, and Basingstoke wow post coach, every afternoon. IUS N lITMOITII PACKETS TO OVEINSET, JanaKT, CIIERSOIJno, ST. MALI'S'. k,. The "Rockingham," Leeds new light mark sets out every itemising at eight ; and passes through Haddock, Biggleawatle, Eaton, 4ilton, Greethans. Grastharn, Ilawtry, Stamford. Newark, Belford, Doncaster. s n Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds. next Noonan,. at ten. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedilion of this coach, his allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public soaveyanes op the north road, baiug unequalled by any other. Glasgow, I.ongtown, Gretna Green. .tnan. Dumfries, Browahill. 'Thornhill, Sanquhar, Kiln, Cameos*, Kingswell, and all parts of Scotland. • poste-wick daily. York, Scarborough. Whitby, Shields. Sunderland. New castle and Edinburgh, new post coach, with a guard throughout ; sets out every wonting at nine. by way of Newark, Redford. Tads-aster, Darlington. Northallerton. Durham. Morpeth, end Berwick. Passengers Notting them- Itches fatigued on the journey. may rest what thee they pivots*. and then proccedon without any &Midmost fare. Marlborough sad Swindon mew four inside coach. throes% Aldbouru, Reading. Lambourn, Parton, Lydineton, Pewee). Wooton Basset, Banisher'', Hungerford and Newbury, every morning. Rridgenorth, Walsal, Shrewsbury and Holyhead four inside coach, every evening. Roston. lipaltling, Peterborough, Stilton and Ilaatianden Royal Mail Coach. every evening; to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby and Hull, afternoon at a quarter before six. Carlisle, Penrith. and Whitehorse Post-Coach r goes with four horses and a guard all the way • passes through Brought. Appleby. Greta-bridge, Rieh;voed. Catteriek, Boroughbridse, Wetherby. Aherford. Doncaster. rind Li moths est • sets out every morning, and performs the jour ney with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by business. or pietism.. have the peculiar advantage of their seats being titCtll'ed in the next coach. Kendal. Lancaster, Preston. Kirby-f.onsdale, Stilton, Cheek,. Ormskirk, and thirsting post-coschea, every af terooon at Fire. Liverpool, Warrington. Knutsford, Stone, Stafford. and Litchfield new light four inside post-ooselt, called the '• Defiance." every evening at Rye o'clock, to the Saracen's Head lan, Dale-street,Liverpool. Wakefield post-coach every morning. CheAter, Newport. Whitechurch, Tarporley, Nempterich. Northwieh, and Middlew Irk. post-cos:de every streeksg stave c'clock. Sunderland. Ste Alton and Yarns Coach every mortane, to , l the (ieorpe Inn. tlenderittod. Manchester. Winslow. (*nucleon. Newcastle, «'alsal. see I Wolv erhamplon new four inside pn.it-roach, every *rte. tievoti. Sheffield and Rotherham post-coach, called the ** Hoek inghant," every morning. Birmingham, Post Coach, sets out every anemone at carrying tear inside. end pas-ir throash Warwick. Lestesin..- ton and Haventr). to the Saracen's Head, Ball-street, Ills intaglio'''. next morning at ten. Hail. Lintels. Nortiteuve. Ilnwded Sad Donraster rote.- retch every wioruins, to tee Croas-keys, Market-piace. Hs*, K. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. peapeettiilly *equate their Friends and the Public. that they will not be a 4 able fu• au) Parcels, Ple4.4t:zers' Luggage. Wellintr` P 14 1"• tr. Mow** thus Five Purnils value, if lost, stolen. e.r feared. miles. entered s 4 am ; nee (usurence le I azur.:.n t ii), at is.e waracc. Head In.'. !..'.louithill, L. . froM \ Nam. • (••••• LONDON, MONDAY, .113 E 25, 1821. ,•• . 1 ,:, • re " The Gauge for sehieA HAMPDEN jell is do Field, sari SYDNEY died es the SeielWeiP' • Paton Ssraw ems, LIOFE FIRE sad LIFE ASSURANCE UOM4 FANY.—olleas 4 Ladurakobill. aid *A Ozford4 sterefirsing life Circus, Linda' ; Prunes-stm t. Edits ; and 18. Westmoreland-street , Dublin. E orrICIL—CA MAL OMR MILLION. Pelham ageslad gum every Description of Property 'Me la the Skid IlLiasisms, epos ensemble Terms. Lomas are aullbemly fold by this Compan). with liPao• itt and Promptitude. wrikt empire at Midsummer should be imieleed within Weeas Days themafter, or the same witl boson mold. LIFE OFFICE.—CA PITA L' ONE MILLION. Person. assuring la this 011ee participate in Nolte. with eat Iseturiag the liability of Loss, the PfOriOrill haring ussilertakas all tespeasibility ; upon whit* WO. Nesse rosier, the lastamee of Tea. Twenty, and Thirty per Cast. being paid in addition In the meant assured; sad eases Mrs vivoltrad (whim the Damao. OLIN+ bet been consider. Ilslartdongoil), sit ase/i the Paramus has bees afore theta Ms sea assured. A Bonus. attassmlsg. I. mod tastsmoos. to Twairro-rev . per Coot. sod is some to wirer& of Tatars per Cost. ma Use Premium. paid, rilhia the last Styes Years, safTU last, has bop added to *-11dlipies of imps rfil I. this Olneig Ibr the whole period of Life. No Entrance Money, Admission Fee, or other °Ede! Charge, enacted. 14th Ditto. Limit Vow*leur, from the 19th Light 'Ors- Voss, to be Limideiseet, iise Foster. who exchanges., 19th Dltlo.—.To be Liratenints, Lieut. R. H. Toiler, Ms the 14th Light Dragoons. vice Vandeleur, who ex ; Limit. N. Sneyd, frost the 9th Light Dragoollf. Gibbs. mho redeye epos half-pay 9th Light Ora "rrocoivits‘ the difference. e Ditto--Coraet R. De Lists, from the 4th Dragoon Outtrig; to be Cornet, vies Fagg, who exchanges. coldetreom Regiment of Foot tivards—Lleet. H. ildereray. from.half-pay at the Reglement to be Ensign and Lieutemaut. without penalise. vice Dough:a. deceased. ltd Regiment of Funt—liCasign W. hi. Lystee. to be Lien lemma; withdee purchase, vice Jenkins, appointed Vomiter master ; J. R. Crawford. Gent., to be Emilio, vise Lyme+ D.Jolskies, to beQuertermeaster, Tice Josef. deceased. Ott Ditto-11os. C.l). Itheyney, to be Bosky, without eureklise. vim Datable, deceased. ilth Ditto—Rmaign 0. M. Fry. to 131 Lleatentat, without sae. Tice Jibe..., deceased; C. Coots, Gent., to be a. sloe Fry. Ditto—Calash' R. Kirwan, from half-pay 7th Foot. Cupola, glee F. Mechem who outpaces ; flit/Retools lwritleii,ll:ll., from half-pay 100th Foot, to be Bier pos. vise John Fisher. who exchanges. lidsDitte--Cept. U. Illorisety..froia half-My 71st Foot, to betaptain, t ice F. A. '.l. Fraser, who exetiatiges. flth Ditto—Ensign J. Peek, to be Lieolenant, without pretense. eke Camoroa. deceased ; Roe** G. H. M"», from belf-pay of the Regiment. to be Kellen. vice Peek. lath Regiment of Foot—Captain B. Tr% deli, from the Id Ceylon Regiment to be Captain, vice Gregory. who ex 10th ditto--Emeign R. Cheney. from the 90th Foot, to be Easign, vice limyly, who exchanges. 20th ditto—Ensign 'I% Ray ly. from the 19th Foot. to be Ensign. eireCheory, who exchanges. add ditto—Reeign G. 11. 011emen, from the half-ply nth root. to be Resign, vire Pigott. appointed to the 30th Foot. 4 Mk ditto--Captain P. Newton, from half-pay sty West 1441. Regiment. to be Paymaster, vier Monism'. who giehangrs: Ensign J. Mortashett. from half-pay rid Foot, 'So be Heiden, sire C. Mar.loneerll. who ens-hinges. adds ditto—Major 1.. Cfo4/ar. from ha:-pay ..1 that Inlet Foot. to he Major, tic* M. Leggy:, cairn c‘ellinCe l4 . 37111 ditto--1 'he Bon. A. 4 . J. Cron ne. to he Ensign. without purchase. vire Tat tot ,drera.e ditto—Enlico U. Pigott. from t rr !II F.tot. to he Posts', vies W. aattuar. who retires stp•oe half-pay bitst Foot. 4lstditto—!dent. J. Simmons, trim hilt-pay Rile !tri poli.. to be I.ieut. sire IV. U. tiardincr, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. • 4-M ditto—Capt. J. K. Ross. from Itn!f-pay 7th Foot, he be Captain. vice R. Boyle, alio 'winners. 4.1 d d;tto—Ensign J. R. Esternort, from the kith root, to be Ensign. vice W. Shit. pe, who retires spun half-pay Ist ilioyal Veirran natation. 444 h ditto—Gretet Major J. C. Guthrie to h.. Alsjar, by purchase. *ice U cave), u:to retires.—T., be t siitnitts. LiellituNint C. O'Neil:, by purchase, vire Guthrie. C. 90 1 -141 4. HMOs, front lie V.I Geelest Itellment, * ire J. J. Jes'iop, who Mires open hall-pay *Rh Foot.—To be Lienteimut se, Easign A. Wilson, vier O'Neill.—Tot be Eu .'nice psi se, by purchase, vice Arilsols. Eosin 11. J. Mew, from the fiUth Foos, vier Eatcourt, appointed to 11w 414 Foot. 411th ditto—Tee be Lieutenants, Lieutenant F. C. leer's'. half-Pal 93d Foot, vier C. F. Moore. who exchetigeit. U. Mitil*,*‘llj 1141-011 y 711c1 Foot, vice J. 'rise vertemegilt.' t z bad _ditto—Lieutenant P. Cosby. from 77th Foot, to b. Liettenant. vire ii. P. Smith. swim retires up In hait-po . . Ride Brigade. Lieutenant J. V. stiterhottuna, (non bali-pay of the Regiment. to he Papa ...ter. vice Clarke, ra,01er...1. 1i144h En.ign J. (iilearist. f-ram the Ist Royal Ve teran to be Ensign. vico Shaw, appointed to the 4S4h Foot.. thist .litto—Ensign C. S. Jones. from half-pay ltd to IseEasign. tie J. 11. IVliitewy, wlio exchanges receivial. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary. atR AND LIFO AIPAURANCE-OPIPICE. Ludgate-MC Julie IS, ISII. . . NOTICE is hereby given. that two Vacancies in the Direction of this Company have been this day de clared, and that an Especial ()coeval Court of Proprietors holding Ten Shares and upwards in' else Capitol Stock of Ibis Company, will be Melee at this House, on Wednesday the 4th of July meat, for the purpose of electing 'lwo Di rectors in the room or steed 01 Robert Albion Cox, Esq., who has radioed; and llemeas Cribb. Esq.. deceased. Whl. IdUltif. &wrest!. Further notice is given, that on the mane day. there will be se election by ballot of an Auditor, is the room or stead *Militant Campbell. Boy.. who has resigned. N. B. The Ballot wilt camerae° at eleses, and close at three o'clock precisely. DIVIDENDS. July 14. J. Low and W. Low, of Mincing-lane. mereloasts —Jana 3). C. Mackenzie. Carolina-street, Bedford-square. merchant—July 14, W. 0. Williams. Throgueorton-street; auctioneer—July 14, J. Rill. Watling-street. straw-hat-ma nufaciurer—July 90, 11.1.aribduo. Bristol, pin-manahmlurer —Jul) BS, S. llolland cal T. S. Williams, Liverpool,mer e'lants—July 19. J. Nlont!rontery cud J. Brerelon, Liverpool, merchants --J %Or 21, T. W. Turner. Brealford, putter—Joly IS, J. Brap.t.. Wlsitelivvev. thread-nianufaciiirer —July 17. T Peaeopp. Liverefebl, wine-nierchaut. and M. %Villp.ii4ll.l. Wlrillry. dealer —July 17, T. Bird. St. hl-...;in's CA.% I.eievater-Gelds,haberdasber—July 17. 6. Solomon. I XIII° 14 •'reet. timolman'a-flrlds, hardsareinan—July 17. T. Lynn, Jerusalem 1'11e . 1.16-‘10)t8,11.. ('ornhill, merchant—Jill) 17. 1% Slioobridge. Kensington, draper—July 17. J. Tupma.%, iireat wateu-maker—July it I, J .('lols 11.r1 and M. Clarke, ('olehlater-st., Savage-gardens, wine-marchanls - Jai) 21. T. Paine. Pa ahur) • fordshire. hard earenivi—Ju 11. J. Hall. 11 at:log-street...tr.% w-liat-nranufaelnrer —July 1:, W. M oud. Pulley, Chrsliire. eltreau-dealer—J% I) gl, S. Ellis and li. ti:over, .11deragaItestreal. drysaltera. CKI TIFICATIRS, JOLT 14. Just published, is I vols. 4to. Omit, l& OJ. boards, T ALT. 1k LADY )10Itti .1 N. JIL" We travellers are in very hard eirmnstances, if se snv nothing but what has been said before us. we are dull and we have observed Nothing. If we tail any thing sew, we are laughed at as fabulous and romantic. sot a lowing either for the difference of ranks. (which affords difference of com pany) or more codfish). or the change of customs which happeasevery twent”ears in every coente."—lady M. W. Montague. Pristed for Henry Colburn anal Co., ConAnit-street. T. Walla. Webber-Art-et. Lambed(-evarsh. Mat-mane(.: Downea, Rs .err-street, St. James's. harise•a maker—W. Jones. Newpctrt, Nlonmoutbsitire, tanner—ll. 1.11,nn. Liverpool. merchant—M. Dolt, Stoke. Coventr%. watchmaker—J. Cern en. tires' Eastekrap, tea-broker— E. souttcn, For and knot-yard, dealer—T. U.her.4.10.1. j.tn.. Tunbridge. termer—W. ratter, NM- elift. Westwoo.l. Wulta:abe, innl.eeper —F. Tris. Million. Dee on It! re. tanner—W. Cape. [Ando.' -helde ,. - foot grocer — T. Keenpater, Rouverie-street, carpenter— T. Vokes. knout:eater-street, Queen-square. merchant-4. Rallry. Merton. Murr,l. calico-printer-11. Dalrymple. Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-stpare. cabinet-vaskee. PARTNIIt itUIPS DISIMAFILIL • W. and T. Wignall. Liverpool. coopers—R. Derr a-. 1 F. Flunk, lir'atel. eu.rk-cotters—T. and M. 11. Weed, a t 1 F. Hesehr.- !Coalinga, brewers—J. Marsh. ...It.. T. Sae ,- lord. W.. j.. and J. Marsii. Jun., Shedleld, merchants, W. in I J. M.14t111, D.. hy, a a•Mak-uaanufacturera --J. Smith and a. Hartley, Krlghler, To:tihlre, stelr-manefaelarees —lt. st•tehrll and K Rowell. kVinsley-street. Oxford-sweet, brewer.—S and 11. Moses. Upper East Sealtlideld. slop •llers —E. W. Usaphellty and J. Olding, City. stationera 1. Parket, sod A. ItAhinton, Wimp' -greet, Cavenella!l- 4 mare. wine-merehants—J. Lett. and C. Telford. Sitorter'a. room. 'rltrogasorton-street..stock-brokers--W. Thorpe. T. ktowlr), sal ii. Oterenil, FLrlß.rld. liwrrisawa Detor. Cop's-hurat. anus J. Halt, Mear-hill. lalstfor !- shire. hi-irk-makers—J. Davies and R. Sherington, Upp it. Martin's-Imm, rileesr-faelors--J. Elliott, Ilisimbester, ol .1. %law. Carlisle. cotton-spinners—W. mid 11. Ernes, Fleet-market, stall:merit—J.ll. Greiner ant J. F. Fir:l, I. time-horn •ra—U. Shith and J. Walker. Brea.l - architects. krritior PRICE OF CORN IX ERDLAND A/CD WALED. th iligerenee. 71Ph ditto-134.'82,n in' J. 1.1410 n to he Captain. withoset purchase. vl -e Don ard. ilec..ased. Easign J. tio.to.s t• be Lit-serums, vier Landon. K. A. Alockeus,e, Gent. to be Ensign, vier liiiittiort. 77th ditto—Liutrnant W. 11. District. (row half-ens RIAr Bri.tade, to be Lieutenant, vice Cosby. appointe.i to tut add Font. /rah ditto—Captain 3. fle.i a .e to b.., Mijur, by pnrciiitae. vice NI•Illiwn. Who retire*. Lieu 141 , 613. Pein.ye.. 2w Captain. he ourehnve. vice Beihnle. E •sigit 11. Moe -ir to he Lieutenant. by purchase. •i-e-Pennyruies. lion% to lie wens:, •„ *tee Sine: sir. ith Ditto -Surgeon 2i. Pe.ico. Le. ‘I.D. front 3sl Veteran Rattail to be burgeon. vice W. 11. M;ller,wfao wire. upon half ply. taboi ilitto—ljeutenant Hon. C. T. Mnnrktnn. front hMI- Gy of toe trEd Licht Dratiodita. lu 04 , vosn.yeilant. vice J. reen. Ys Mit exchanges reew:ving uitT.. cart. 91-t ditto— issista . it-Sim:ron 11. J (1 • Nose!. !rpm the 41h lio**l Veteran Willa:ion, to be Colisfalt-Sitr4witi. *ire M. M. 11•1.1e4tan, who retires 111/.0.1 hall•isliy 4th ite)111 V etrr4n !Imitations. Ed ditto—Captain M. M. 'Haddon. from irtlf-par Font. to he Captain. vie W. 111n4.1ers, rho evo . inagra. *1 l'eylon Recipient- T. he C intain H. tirc gory, from the Ithti Foot, Ore Cry .se.l. wao Captain 11. Ouhlienrt, from Ault-pity *knit Foot. lire Litres. appointed to tee 4.1441:uu:. BRISV&T.--l'optaili W. H. Mane. atlas tat Foot, to be Major in the *nay. Svarr.—Major li. How:cs„ of the Cobl.t.ettm Foot Onards. to be Deputy Adjutant-Donorsl to the troops nerving le the Island of Jamaica (with the rank of Lieut.-Col. in the Army). vier Frautannatlo, who milieus. Captain 3. %loci - toll, from the half-pay, to be Rub-In spector of Militia in the lonian Islands. aloe IL Cart oil, Cio escheat gen.. I{.lr-tt. 111.—Rve, 3.l.—Rarler. 014. 17%. ?A.—been., 345. d.—Pease, Ws. titl.--Oatineal. .n. Tit• tverefe Price of Brown nr Nltoseorsoln f 1 ißer, e-mn row ; , fin the rte.Ull4 in the Week ending the .1.1*.h of June, ISt', is 314. SO. per ewt. METINIIOLOGY. We st;11 complain in the Metropolis, of the ons!erity weather, occasiotiv.ii Ity the continuance of mortis easterly winds, while the inhabitants of Ireland and even u: Scotland hate been fur some time rejoicing in the !lowness of their Sonimer. At Waterford, it is stated, that the thermometer hail not stood higher since ISI9, thah it .ltd on Saturday last, when the mercury was at 5 p. m. at 110 degrees in the all, a western aspect I a•:.1 10 111, shade, at half-past G. p.m. a southern aspect, at 75 degrees. At Edinisargli, trout the Wednesday preceding the thermometer stood above flit, between the periods of the rising and setting of the sun. In the Strand, on the contrary, on Wednesday last, the thermometer was ob served to he so low as 4.4. at sen rise. In the neighbour hoodof Glasgow it is :aid, that in consequence of the long drought, and the powerful influence of the sun, the streams of water have got eirrensely low, and many of the c)riog4 have entirely failed; and that, on S.l - shore a dozen steam veaiels, going up and do.cn the Clyde, greionirti at one time at the Point-house, abort two miles below the City. The quantity of rain that has fallen in London this week, is too small to be sera ' snretl, though at Lambeth there was a smart shower 02 Wellnes lay : an:l in the neighbourhood of Finchley, the !soil on Sunday list was very heavy. On this day fort night 1111%12104nd an I northrn Counties of Etogla;o1 sqlfereol tcverely from thomiler 'storms, which in many plat e% were serf destructive. Strand, Jest a, itia. J. P. Lloyd, late of the 10th Foot. to Gioversor fist Fart. near Fisaguard. Peusbroke shire (withoutitay ). %lee Vaughan. deceased; sir J. o.‘ e.i, Hart. M.P. to 5e Hower,tor nt Milford Dares (without pay), vice Lord Candor. deceased. Royal gem ladla Voksiwara.—Ensiga W. Diclinsnri. to be Ueutenant. vice:Simons, oho resigns; ii. Dickinsou. Deal., to be Encign. vice Dickinson. Coenthissies signed by the Lord Ideutenant of the county of Sasses. J. Diggoot, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant. Commissions in the King's Own statTorit.hire • Militia. sign4.l b) the Viee-Licuten .nt of the county of Stafford. !imago J. Jenkins. to be Lieutenaut. Tier Langley, re- Afoot ; Ensign J. Loam), to be dill°, vice. Dune, trut•- ferred to the Line. Commission in the Regiment of Peru ick.hire Yeot•nnry Catch•. sipted by tun Lord Lieutenant of the county of Remick. J. Bomar the lousier, Esq. to be Caplain. Tice Sir J. J. Stewart, resigned. TRIM MOVIRIIIIII. SASOMETIC, 17. 5.... IS, M.. ;*4 31 63 • 31 t%. 49 ('g 4$ Mad/ Fair Fair Fair 13ANKIMPrCIES eII'PERPF.PEP. R. !leMiaow. Stacktoo.ham. cabinet-m 'ker. Rrinkworth. Itnrh, %iett:stlrr. U. JOCAIPOtI. Castle-court, Birc.lin-lane, merchant. N11110•PTS. • 19. T.... -A. ... V. • • 69 41) 67 1 61 63 - Cluedly Clotray Ciou4ll W. Pensold, Leadenhali—arm, 11nm-dealer. to rarren der, June 30. July 7, knt. 4. al Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Shepherd. Hyde-street. litersistitiry. S. Hardwick. Birmingiiasu. biriider,Jitly 6. 7. Ant. 4, at the Stork Tavern. Ilinuinghaste. Attorneys; Messrs. Jen nings mud Holton, Temple ; aoJ Mr. Male, Westbrouiwich. Stafinrilvtiire. J. ilirtivl.l, N3rincliester. cotton-spinner, July 0, 10. Aug. 4. at the Star tun. Deanvgate. Minoilester. Attorneys, ktr. Wood. itrar.enti.ise-street. Manchester; sad Messrs. litirol end Jutinvon. Temple. W. White...rill,. Otrt Floi-ereet, grocer. Jute 30. July 1. Ant. 4. at .1:toi . oe), Mi. Wakes, Friday-street, Crwapside. • iii• - .• II 4.1 . 1 • "•"-- - r • . .. . . _ . .- -...-......./ . . -1 . 11 yr..- 17 1 ' 4 1 ' • . • • • . . ' k. / c N , 4 10 N f • • r r - ' • • • •A ) i I i 4 .•; . 1 7 -1' • I's- - . , & - - 1• ' • ~. l o rr.. . __ •• • Animommorodeam• .. I t s 1 •-) • -I . , iii,p • I Nod Ar airltli• A .4dl - 1 .ti g . .. . • \ I it . t - • ..I 4. .. .. • I • 'lit.: , ' ! ) tL • . \711i30 I. 7 4 •4 s / re. waril . .1 ",foing , :saiiim • l c • I .1 , • • Pe lli . . . • . . , O••••••=41, . I . 1 : . N • P. Jelin, Wiliedipel, druggist, Jule Mk July & Avg. 4. at 011W1d1. Attorneys, Messrs. Diekisses and Morris. Cuirll43lrmiiintregmorton-street. • • • Charles-street, Middlesex-bospitd, maker. Jens 30.41 g. 7, Aug. 4, at . Guildhall. Attersey, Mr. Piper°, Char i atkV. Middlesex-bospitel. T.Arley. Ra way, linewdraper. June stl, July L Aug; 4, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hateitiases, Crown court, Threadneedle-street. R. W. Perches and R. Tredwes. Chepstow, Veil& ship-builders, July 6. 7. tug. 4, at the Rooth-hall. cattier. Attarasys. Messrs. narks, Rlehards. hry elium:try-lane ; mad Messrs. Richards sad Mort . - 'bu. Ilareihrdshim. P. l'aradd. City-Garden-Row. St. Luke's. tailor, June 10, July 7, Aug. 4. at GuildbaU. Attorney, Mr. Reysidds, Si. John's-street, Clerkenwell: R. Whalley, Basingiall-aireet, Woollee-Brept2r Mk July 7. Arr. 4; at °undid!. Attorney, Mt. irosel-street-bundings. J. Heostorth, Lards. doils-woriar, Jese 01, 30. Aug; at tie thew. -brew heeds. Attoresys. Misenr. Pew; A• 11 1, Ipore. and Hamilton. lleorietta4tieet; Owriask-guniesa and , 111 i% Housioeway, Leeds. W. G. Knight. Hateambe, noiserssl. money- 4 env • July 6, at the George lon, Frame Selwood, July it' ne,j. 4, M the White Hort, Reds. Attorney s. Messrs. r kiwi and Premptou. Holborn-court, Gray's-inn ; endiNr. Miller. Frome Schram', Somerset. ; A•liesn, Hertford, shoemaker, Jest 30, July 7, friflg 4. at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Striates and Altpott: Shorediteh. M tNsioN-novsa.—Stanr.lay, in consegnence of the indispusitino of the Lora Mayor, Mr. Alderman Wood presitkl ie the Jai.tiee Room. 'SJOiI after the Al.lerin.ta t.).11( his seat, Mrstrs. Thacker-ay and Hariner, accuels paide.l li . t• Mr. Ex-Slorritf Parkins and a friend, tour: their places on the bench no the side of the Aldermvi. Air. Murray, the Solicitor, and Mr. Shirt', the Sees iri of the Constitutional Association" soon en!rre.l. Mr. Adolphus, the Counsel. also attended. as We under- -14..4)1, in behalf of the Association. The bnsinet., boa.- ever. "• Lich nrcasioned•Plis attenlance was postrilio ti dues I 1 ncst. CkRNAMENTAL IiItP,EN PAINTS, and CHKAP l/ PAINT*. manufactured by JAMES CREltlit: and NON. U, West Smithfield. London, via.: R 01111•11 Orme, Is. Sd. per lb. ; Saxon Green. at to. per lb.; Spanish Olive, at fa. Ad per lb.; Patent (inns linen. et le. per lb. Theme Grease are warranted to preserve their beauty in the most exposed situations. and have been extensively treed b% the trade for many years. Japan Green. Ave Veseerian Blinds. . Veneers. &e. is bottles of Is. ye., Ss. *L. and-as. race:* Cheap Tar Pabst. at IP. per lb., ready lot use. and regale. Ina no heel. in make of MO. and epwe.ds. larisibl Greys( at alb. and alla. pre cwt. °Hire &eem. OW.. Is.. and Is. Ost. per fits. Arousaalc Paints, free Rum any offens.ve smell, for io-door work. at ks. per lb. White Lead. Oils. readv prepare.l Pal•sto. and Varnishes of description. LIONESTV IN IIOLIIORN. WI X 0 N, H 1M and CO. respe , -tfulle annonnee. they have OPENED the spacings PREM DIEM lately occupied by Messrs. Hot•L•1101Ir and Co • In a style hither. to anknown in that part of the Metropolis. Their Week Is six times swore extenahre than any other honse in that street. and the prices bear ant the smuttiest comparison with the re sider demands made is that neighbourhood, even for the most inferior goods. Those Ladles who have regularly pa tronised High Holbert'. will feel greet ph-snore in befits able to select the very beat of goods ott the lowest terms. and without one farthing abatement. The variety consists of every article generill) sold by first-rate Lincn-draperg. Silk-nsereres. Hosiers and (lovers, and From the liberal system on which the whole will be condweted. it is jingly presented the New Concern may he worthy of public alien hon.—Closest Lung tilian.•..f the largest size. are selling at ?.h. each. and in 'tory fancy colour at 3tis. Danta4k Table Cloths. large and handsome patterns. at each. fall lit quarters d u g; and full three yanks Wog at 14e. fashitmable Chisitz Dresses. la ever) colour. richly 11Junced. at lea. n.l. eac h, a nd w o rked !lobe hresse4. at Ss. : real India Namkeetts, St. Id. the piece. amid beantibil Jecronets, exceedingly line. at Is.•yard: exeelle.it Vuniltures. Is. a y ard. and rich coloured ground Chintzes. fell ell-wide. at Is. lid. fast coloured Linings. tid. a yard, and ell-% Ile.. at rich figured and plain Gros de Naples; !satins and Irish Poplins: Italian Nets. at Is. lid. a yard. and Sae India Rooks, at M. and RA.: with inecellent Furniture Dimities. at 614. a yard. P.M. These Ladies who once make a parchasae of Irish Linens. will unquestionably return a %et I time.--flo sier) and Gloves of every description .-4 1 .11. Melt ilott:n..n. - - --- rillHE CONTKACIORS, with a %leo . to iodise the JL Atli antages of the preseot Scheme (ally unders:ood, beg to inform the Poldie that they paid Government above 80 per ('ent. more than semi for every Ticket in the Con- Mut. Is order to 'rive their Friends slickest% for the ItPh Jv LT west. of ALL PRIZES sad NO BLINKS. with the certainty of obtaining, on that Day slow, 18 Capital Prizes of its..ao I 4t11.100 I usevoes .2 frfkOtitt .&11.100 111 of ..1001). &e. 1.2421 1 42 es will then be Draws-4h. Smallest, .& IL—Those who do not obtain one of the above Prizes. will bate (17 Returned for Every Whole Ticket. 19 4 0 fora Half, 1 19 0 0 furs , Eighth. £ 4 W 0 lore ghertecd 11 1 6 fora Sixteenth. Uslegs they prefer a chance is what may them remain of 'the whole Scheme of 48 Caeltals, viz. I - of ttB.ooo 2 - of 1!.400I 8 - of !SOO I - - - 24.00 1 2 - - - &MO 4 - - - -WA It - - - 21A.OUJ * - - - *,IOU 110 - - - . 230 1 - - - 16.11110 It - - - 1,200 1 0 - - - - 103 I - - - 13.000 * - - - - 800 Money At Consols. Tile Coittreeteis assure their Fries& the chance of obtain ing auth large Capitals was never so great. and the, risk of au Atlventure•su proportionably small; and they hope to distribute them in addition to No. 1118, s Prize of /*VOW ht lids, and All the Prizes of /3001110 In the previews Lot tery. at their *id lama. No. 37, Corsitill ; 11, Hi/Iberia ; ifs, 11a) market. J. audJ. SWEWRIGITT, Contractors. And by their ageism rURDArs bomoom o.is s (K. WAR-OFFICR, Jrna id Regiment of Dragoon Dieariis—Lient. J. Rolland. from hail-pay of the •2 - 141 Light Dragoons. to 1w Lieutenant, vice B.lllinatt. who eat-hinges, receiving the etiNerentr. 401 Ditto--Cornet J. W. T. Flagg. from the Ithlt Light ilraltmas, to be Comet. vice Dd Lisle- who ezelasnares. 71.: Is Ito—Consist G.T. Gre , ...tiiohd, ..um toe 4111 Light Ar~r,un., to beivirnet. vice who esttuttovi. F...yam4ter T. Peery. from half-pay 4524 Light Dr.-. vt.ems, to be poyainater.vireJ. Jennings. placed on half-pwv. 411 Itesinaeht of Litisht Dra (toms. Capt. I. Wallets. to hr by pure ot,r. vied lin t /unit'. who retires; Lieut. i. Kirby. to be c•ni.taln, b purehase. vice Weltria ; Cornet it. ki,ami. to be Lientrninsi. by ptweltaie, vier hirtsy. Yu huCrimiem.7—Coraey Vto . . ilnikeley. truss the 7th Dra mmen Gioirds. vier 4' 7eritlith 1. Wta acchaagi. ; I'. 4.iew, h) I•ise:i4sa, U:aal. I titi; to be W. NI o'clock. I ii o'clock. at nlg June 46,66 Ai 4 0 ,16 ,17 .66 . ,2a