The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-03 00:00:00

, / P i * r I tr THE STATESMAN. • William Ir A eery Todd, Esq. to be Paymaster of the Depot at Tilbetre Fort. Deputy Assistant-Commissary-General John Wood to be As istant-Cominioary-Weiteral to the Fortes. To be Deputy Assistan -Commissaries-General to the I•'orces, Thomas Mandeville. Benjamin Smith. Henry MAllardet, Samuel Cooke. George. T. ilarker, Charley Wenay-s. George Bodies.. Abraham Nicholls. .1 loser ig, William 0. Wat son, ll.nry Ge •ge Grey, Williams Greig, and Augustus F. Robinson, Gents. HOSPITAL. STAFF. Lewis Verstorine, M. D. from half-pay, to be Inspector of Hospitals. To be Suwon% to the Forces -Staff-Surgeons Victor Serge', J. L. Bromides, and J. Ta• crier, from lialLpay ; District-Sur geon J. 11. Beaumont ; and Surgeon William Thom, from half-pay of she late 4 , h Royal Veteran Battalion. Tu be Assistant-Surgeons to the Forces—Amii.tant-Surgeon 0. M•Laughlin, M. D from the 100th Foot; mud Hospital-As- sistant James Kennedy, M. I). To he Hospital-Assistants to the Forces—Edward Oakley, Geo. Dempster, John M.Dougal, Robert Kassel, Robert More. William Knott. John Haltridge, Robert Giltesp e, William S. Chartres, Neil flow, John Cumming, Reber' Koox, John Squair. Alexander Oswald, 111. 0. James 0. Fleming, Peter Lomond, John Kinnes. and Charles Thompson, Gents. • MEMORANDUM. The appointments of the under-mentioord OMeers. as stated in the Gazerws of the '9th November, 1813, 13tli May, 1815, and 3d and 10th nit. have not taken 004: fad Foot. Ensign T. A. Lascelles to be Lientetant, without purchase. Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensigns Alexander liodgitint and Thomas Clarke, from the Retired List of the late Nth Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Ensigns. EA too', Lient. Lachlan M•Kay, from half-pay of the Regi mens, to be Lieutenant. Royal Waggon Train, Lieut Henry Winkleman and William Bubb, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lk-act-oats s. Cornet bl. Molyneux, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Cornet. Hospital Staff, Assistant-Surgeon Charles Geromellaro • from half-pay. of Dilloa's Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon to the I. tures. CERTIFICATES—Jumr 41. M. Marshal, New Sarnm, carpenter—R. Billing. Vinegar ‘nrd, victualler—W. Wibon, Welli n gborough, and R. Wilma, ip. Northamptonshire. merchants—J. Duncan and J. Voting, woolstaplrr•—G. Schofield, Sbrew4sury, brazier —T. P. Hillary, Mark-lane. merchant—W. Willeecks, Or chard-street, Westminster, baker —A.Kichnrdson, York-street, !Wary-le-bonne. and T. Welch, Cleveland-street, builders—J. Forman, Sheerness, carpenter—G. West. Kingston-upon-Hull, linen diaper—T. hfalpas, Monmouthshire, timber merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ERRATAin th. Easettes of 11th June, 1814, and 6th n't. For Thomas Norvie, Gent. to be Deputy Absistant-Goinovilvary- General to the Forces, Reed Thomas Howie, Gent. to be Deputy A•sistant-Comonis sory-General to the Forces. For George F. Hammitt, Gent, to be an Assistant-Storekeeper- General, Reed George F. Haverinat, Gent, to be an Assiatant.Storekeep er-General. J. Great and M. /kith, Warwick-street, Golden-square, mil liners—J. and F. Wooßemise, Sheffield. grocers—T. and J. Johnson, Leeds, whilesmiths—J. L. Holt and Nl. Atkinson, Manchester. merchants-3. Collins, J. Goose, and W. Wisedill, ' Barbican, ironmongers—T. and T. Hoperaft, and J. S. /leasing 1, way, Croughton, Northamptonshire land-surveyors—W. Mar -1 wood, T. Hats ley, and A. Holden, Bristol, sups-refiners—W. Blest and O. G o dfrey, Nianchester, distillers—T. Learlhetter and J. Archer, liolbi.ach, Liaeoindsire, tailors--W. Trimmer and J. Edwards, Upper Thames-street, gro Macalister, R. and A. Macdonald, and 11. Ilalket, Glasgow—G. Wing, H. Hollins. T. Oldknow, S. Siddon, W. Pearce, and J. Paget, jun. Pleasley. Ihrbyshire, cotton-spinners—J. and S. G. Cle ments. Bristol. druggists—J. Fuller and .1. Fisher, Baukside, sawmillers— W. Attwood and W. Richardson, Lewes, copper-, I wraiths—R. Adams and J. Butler, Holborn-bars, blacking-ma- I nufacturers—E. Wood and W. C. Ellis, Kior,ston-upon-11101, merebrods—J. Gale and E. Butler, Crooked-lane, copper-plate printers—J. Olive and J. Wakeliag, St. Katharine-square, boot-makers—T. Beech, It. Whitaker, J. S. Sedger, and J. Brannon, Rotherhithe, shipwrights—J. R. Sherman, B. M. Wilke's. and N. Casten*, East ADdia Chambers, ship-agents— W. Crecy and R. Densham, Plyamnitb, merchants—J. Dutton and W. Strachan,' ()Fre of Orinonce, June 26. Ruvnl Regiment of Artillery. Second Lieutenant 11 illiam Greens, ood to be licit Lieutenant, vice C. A. Oldham, deceased. Crown-Office, June 26, 1815. Days and places appointed for holding the Stun. mer Assizes, 1815 :- 11011 F. CIRCUIT. _ _ _ . Lord ELLENIOIOUCa, Lord Chief Jit;tice—Mr. Justice La BLANC. Hertfordshire—Monday, July 10, at Hertford. Essez—Wednesday. July IV, al Chelmsford. Kent-,lll.utday, July 17, at Maidstone. &mew—Saturday, July 2 , /, at Lewes. Surrey—. Wednesday. Jo*lv tS, at Croydon. WI•STERN CIRi LIT. Mr (Wire 7 11.11 - 111 - 11 - R - E - -iir:.) 11 - 0 - ICe -- DAMPIER. Southampton-14ada:s7.1tily 3. at the Castle urf iuchcster. IV iltshire—Saturday, Jul, at New Sarum. Dnrsetthire—Thurhday, Juts 13. sit Dorchester. Devonshire— Alond.ay, July 17, at the Ca.stle of listeter. City and County of Exeter Same day, at the Guildhall of the City of I vacs.. Cornwall - Monday, July 44. at Bodmin. fionwivetthire.-Atturday. Jolly 29, at Bridgewater. City and Conn!) , of Bristol—Thursday, August 3, at the Guild hall of the City of 13riwol NORFOLK CIRCUIT. The Average Price of SUGAR, fur the Week, my"; ;line 2i3, is 634. W. per cwt. Average Prices of CORN at ENGLAND stall WA par quarter. from the Detitra, eadiatrJatte N .; • - Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. I Beast IRMA rah& s. • s. 4. r. 4. Alt d. 11 95 5 97 2 139 2 3%) 10 68 L 6 4. 1 S. it 39 4 Sir VIOARTM. Km. Lo►d Chief Justice—Sir ALIMANDER .I 'wowesnx, Knt. 'Lord Chief Baron. fluchineharachire.—Monday. July 10. at Buckingham. Bed ford..iire—Tittinday. July 13. at Bedford. duhire—Saturday. July 13, at Huntingdon. Camlitidgei.lkire—Mionollty, July 17. st Cambridge. Suffolk—Thursday, July ',O. at Rory St. lidentoulN. Norfollt—Turoday, Mardi 2'. 'gibe Cetede of Norwich. City of Norwich —Ramp day, at the fluildhall of the said City. _ G. Jager., Brinkley, Cambridgeshire...Miller. July 7. S. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, Saraomi 'fled August 12, at the ‘v hire Hart Inn, Neiman:km. Anomie., INN. SNOW-HILL, LONDON, !nesse-. Isaacson, Mildenhall and Newmarket ;aid Mr. Ayr- The best Accemmodatime fat Traveilers, good Beds, choice toil.. Gray's lan-snuare. Liquors, and moderate Gaarges. It. In'Brair, Fru-emort, Foichurch-street, broker, July 4 . 8, August 11, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Crawford, Old The foll"witig Pest Couches, Mail Coaches, &e. set out from Broad-street. the Saracen's Head lam, Su,-w-hill: . J. Bailey, Birmingham, gardener, July 14, 15, August 12, TRAVELLING FROM LOvoort TO LIVERPOOL, al the Bell Inn, Pei shore, Worrestershire. Atiornies, Mr. IN TWESTY-NINI. HOURS. Intrd..King's Bench.walks, loner Temple; and Mr. I)ineley, The UMPIRE. a new Liverpool Poo Clutch. nun; one night Perr s bore, Worcestershire• f a r n on i s h i r ite rker L d racen , cacri i .l ea Fou i r m4 l , B ,s 4 i u d ieli e wte , hs ti ti d lii:f t: e r or t ,ilo.oaillet.tiseisdvieti::..cde dear at J. Morley, Liverpool, draper, July 24, 95, August 17. at the- George Inn, Liverpool. Anomie., Mr. Meddowcrolt, Oneat'Clock, at ritft• at Liverp: Lincoln's Inn ; and Mr. Davies, Liverpool. • through Damsel le, Wellborn,. - Let Metiny, Northam; to ~ Wet. T. Lithosller, Halliwcll, Lancashire, dealer in calicoes, July . ford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, A thentoue Litchfield, Stew, IJ, 14. August 12, at the Bridge tun, Button. Anomie., „,, „, _..,_,, e R rure - 0 _. .- !.. . Wa rrington, ("1". Mr. Meddowcroft, Lincoln's Inn ; and Mr. Boardman, ""; 'Y' ""'""" ' " t n • green, rseutourd, Bolton. Puset. . _ DIVIDENDS. • , UXBRIDGE. Ha July 26. N. Simpson, jun. Ely, in the Isle of Ely, currier— I yes, Southall. and flanswell New Post July 8, A. Gumpertz, Great Winchester-street, merchant— Coach. every Afternoriu, at Four o'Clack. Ang. 1, S. Smith, Deptford, baker—July 22, J. Merryman, WEYMOUTH Union Coact'. Four Insides, the aseh Orr. Wendiebury, Oxfordshire, liquoramerchant—Jolyll 29. W. chmer, lilandford. Salisbury. and Andover, esery Ant. , ,aon, w awa. T e di ng, Enex. grocer--July 26, J. cb eet h am , Fails- arrives at Weymouth next day, at One; where the Packets sail on Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon, at Five, to Guern. worth. Lancashire, manufacturer—July 8, W. /learn, Holborn- Nut and Jersey, from whence there i+ a regol it coarey a nee to hill. linen-draper—July 27,. J. Hefter, •Portsca, baker—July 22, W. Orme Sontbaark, distiller—Jolt ~ , . 2, J. Reilly, Hart. Ctterburgh and St. Wanes. The road from Cherhurgh t o P a ris, street. Cruich'ed.triars, merchant—Aug. a ' .1. Babb, Leaden- i. the most delightful and t he chemise.* in France'. ball-street, wholesale hosier—Aug. 5, C. A. Wheelwright, Cal.. BRIGHTON New Elegant Poo Camel.. Four lashlet ante* lum-street. merchant—July 31, R. Bidwell, Norwich, sack-ma- every morningat N inc ()Thick, through Craw ley, Rvegate. Gtr. nufaettwer—July 22, S. Young, North - A udley-strret. surgeon ' The WBY MOUTH. Dorchester, and Blandrord Lb I a —July 14, T. Rickman, Deal, coach-master—July 22, C. Rev.. , Post-coach. every Afternoon; gates to ibe Crown Inn. \Vey nolds, Bridge-court, picture-dealer—July 11, J. W. Pepper.. mouth. Curries FMK Insides. Ideal. butcher—July 26, W. Pugh, Worcester, merchant— LIVERPOOL Post Conch, to carry four Insides, se's nut July 23, W. Serrell, Great Tower-hill, ship and i nsurso yae.bro. every Morning , through Latter worth. ) lien Cm*, Ilm, klec, I ker. Atherstonr. Taut worth, Litchfield. Uslesthrwo, North aaptati, lead Dunstable. Arrives at Liverpool next Arientoon EXETER, IPlyttinuth, Weyra,nith, Dorrh,ster. Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Pos. Coach. esery Mon:kw as half-past Six o'Clock. with a Guard, through Hoists, Asa usinster, Bridport, Blandfard. Basingstoke, ant Raeshrit. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Boletus. aid Hantiage don, New Rayed Mail Coach, sets out every lieeniug. - Couches frown Basta. to Spilsby, Leath, Grimsby. and 11E11. LIVERPOOL, %Varringtan, Knutsford, Stneei and Limb. field. Post Coach, called, The Eepedition..every • Evesem at Five o'Clock, to the Saracea's Head len, Dale-streal, Liver.. pont. Guarded throughout. • • BATH and BRISTOL, Flyiag Past Coaches, through Chip.' milnun, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive; hl r. May's, the Greyhound lois. Bath, and the Lipid,* Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swan Bristol, nest ituraltig.—Cuaekew to Wells. Bridgewater, Taunton, &e. LEEDS New Light Coach, railed, The Rockingham, sell nut every Morning at ball , Seven o'Clock t carries Four Insides only, and goes easy„ now4ll with a Guard through.* aut. Fames:brut:Ali Stansfani.• ewes*, Itetfurd. Dais-aster and Ferry bridge, li, the Golden Lags Leeds, nest Dot at Noon. Nutwithsbusdiag the uororawma espeditiun at this Couch. it Is allowed to he the mast agrasahla and complete Public Convey , once un the North Road, beta; unelandkd le Accummidatir byluanyNoothem,r; Lancaster, . siet , Primo.. Kirhy.Laasdak, Bottom, .. Chnrky, Ormskirk, and Ganeamg Past Coaches, v'ery Met. noon, at Five o'Clock.. Guarded. , GLASGOW, Longtawa, Gretna-Grego, Armin. Dumfries, firrawnhill., Thoruhill. Smujuhar-Kilo, Calwatoeit, Kingse -- " and all parts of Scotland. Cumperdown Coach (Deily). YORK. New,cnstie, and Edinburgh, new Garb, performed with a Guard throughout, sits net every Morning at ludif-pi Six o'Clock, Joy way of Newark. Hetford, Tadeasser, r !Ingres, Northallenua. Durham," M•irpells. and lierwki Passengers finding zbeanelves fatigued from the 'myth of jouceey, may rest what time. they. please. nod thee proceed c without any additional fare. J. Clark. the Black Swan,. Cm eee-street. York. .Moos Gesmisettri Sundeetand, Mull Skarba. rough, Whitby, and other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Walsal new Past Cornell, every Evening, CARLISLE, Peiriih. and Whitehaven. Post Coheir, goes with Four Hones, and a Guard, all the way. Passau shrusgh Broigh. Appleby, Grealabridge„ itiebramed, Citterkk. Be. ' roughtirides, Wetherby. A herf-•nl. Dancastnr, and Grantham. (the nearest way by eighteen milers. Yen omit warty Nonuser and pee forms the journey with the greatest facility. Peareagers defamer' ono the Rawl by hu-inns or pleamm e here the pending advantage of their feat. Leine secured in the next Catch. , WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half-pail Six o'Clock. • SUN DER.LAN 0, Stockton, nut ifarat, New Coach, every M rning. to the George lan, Sundethual. •.* For the convenience of pesos residing at the weer; of the intim, Passengers and Parcels are hawked for all ali.ve Coaches. at Hatchard's Coach °Sea, New W Worse Cellar, Piccadilly. . 11141'11l1IONY. MARRIAGE shouts be the foundation•of social ampopew, which iv cite, distarbed through the panties tharfuna the union not taking thtme precautions which mettle them the enjayowist of that great domestic blestiog.- Penl'ie of every rook pay 'Wonsan(' to the shrine of trodioeil*. - hot, where the eutittitnisua has !IMP tainted by &seam, or deist. litatrd by a certain habit eautrarted at Jim early . age, a maul tine of stability pretious to entering that date ie indiastem r stlo' i m 4 requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of lire. and to e ale e the system. For on disorder, have courriisated swim ellehtially to deatray Hymeneal koppiness than those whit% are toe comequesce of unguarded pleasure. It was this demndera i inn which ludacod Messrs. CURRIE and Ca., for diem lor 90 years. to direct their studies and tummies enclasitrely so treatment and cure of the Venereal Diocese, and the disorders arising therefrom. as also to that dernegemeat of the system - dueed bytho destructive habits of she inconsiderate acitook which brings on those distreising debilities auit dedriencies prevent or embitter the Ma•rimonittisfaie. The aticren.ful suit of their plan gives them additional • ardour to Itilidlat ravages of these complisinfe, which are the most important the catalogue of human infirmities. II behoves every ptisnet who has indulged in this solitary vice to seek rellif by consult. ing profess, Jona' menet( millrace and bosentie, to whit% Messes. CURRIE tuba Co. Omit* the sanction of scholaslie authority. as well us the teitifonny of urrinaradimed facts. In prafflesing the 'core of these coMplaints,*they bald out nolueltiessuent ti vire I hut, ietwitsle, as all men must be, f.f the existence of tucilt ealaasitie:n they titer their assistance as regularly eclumtied Members of the Royal Colleges of Sargenos of LitiSloa arid. Ediehumh. - Slight and recent cases of St pbilitic Interline •- radically eared in the shaft space Of Iwo days. These of most obstinate duration, inch SO Ohsitactione, irivelerate lures. Patios of the O. oes, Clems, &c. are permanently e speedily eared. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the respectabiiity -have been ontler.the vire .4 Meelirl4. Culerk• Co. for Ike removal of completion of the 'urethra, *triciswee, and having received a urdic n i mid perneameat cure, re quest that references May•be snide to them, Its 4atislitchory ileac" of the derided superiority of Merin. Currie mod Co.. 'plan of treatineit. Many of these Gentlemen had Heirless.% from 10 to 2.1 years. and were under the tare of Messrs. Home. !tray and other surgeons of "mai entineace. who attempted their cure by the. Applications of the Minus cabstic. 'a Olson , ear. rebs. Messes Currie. abd Co. have .elected the following lett& from the many they are daily reveivirie'feoto Gentlemen re turning them that** for their restorlAion tri ;mind miA itioirrai health. It was .ent ts them, tiasolieliett, from the son of • Nobly Earl. w Ito he'd In mired under this -rti.ttessing and pr foe inalady.for 10 v e.rs - he had been ander thr care of 'awe' Surgeons of professiortai eminence, nos* , of a hunt atrtriled ' 'permanent relief : but fa ohillie superior mcfball of teeataierit adopted and pt.rstod by Messrs . ,•Currie ind'Co. be received r , eadical cure in the Start space o f one mool4 " • Midi' 2t3, 1810. " To Dr.. Ctiltittr.•l:l7. Hatton-garden. r` Lord foils great plea-are in chuurunicating to Currie the perfect re-est , thlightitent of his Lealth, io rootetrietsro of his mild anti admirable:Armament of Sitielutes h the U 1 Ora. lteinav that he has not for infni) years enjoyed much comfort and fre. do:., from paint and he eateriains •d„ ti hi of his ha. leg obtained, titrough . his skirl and attention; peeler( and ra.tic.il cure of. that horrid complaint. As he wa* it.t n •trangt.r i.s the manner that others treated the complaint, he has it in hi: power. from is fair trial and it just compatisaa, to pay tint triatite tif pp Lit:lle to Dr. Cattle, which he s bly fe. is, and shall eve' be latest ready and willing to acknow ledge•'' I Married Wpnen, Who have long been disappointed In shelf es itict.stittos of a family, tatty be as;urett. that in most in sl such defects sire curable by Medical skill ;and although the removal oiE such inatwdiniettiii he an object of donht and un. n•nuinly with other., yet the ruse of Nue!' defect•, by the gra. dust progress of reithyrvion, i. the 7.. , etiremew of their exi l o rioter. fly an early application t•. Mesas. Currie and Co. ibe patient will eseope the psi , dower, and expence of a lone MIA IPditne , attendance up,ol leas et perforce! practitioners. Illessrt. Coyne and Co. may be coneultell by patient; of either NZ, MIAs the greatest secrecy sisal b.•aonf, at limit; house, No. 107, Hal ton goolen. Patient- in she c. miry, describing the particulate of their case, ass. and Mae of Itvine, ludo. i, g a remit-ince f,,f attitke nod medicines, the same will be given orient to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to 'Lea deft/thaw. Volt ponttge of letters tray be added to the ncc• IlOt for meth. iors.-107, Hutson garden. Will Lir, <ler. th Wey- es not • , to kieV, Miklet( l / 2 , • , -• • iambic s. Aax • 1. outing* 4racileo • net et Liver- . civet*. • 'seer% ' • umber • se. eel* Foist ' • meter Norm. b. it is covey. defies brllotM Mee. *fries, :swell, wb?* f•piess Dee ' • of the, .ed oe toc. arbor emir rd roue. ▪ No. sibs* meg. esters cellar f-pase • every • et nail !I the N hint ocial tie ries de• bt. neve eii v t4l mete h are dera- e the irders I I pro- - tooffe that . • el re- e ethe ul he . &see ~.• ewe. . .et lei 'hush onet.4 I fuld. • It Aft 3 tie } r mad !twit 1. said 1 c. neer, re- -1.1,4 owe., Cl tined ei WC. Irtrelr P Zntria re- of ie 'min- cers( eh ki.re N. meet , ef led a eh: t y oh. Dr. levee IAL Ure. .d •• Ora .11, • woo • • • I Ti mtqli Ti f A NORTI11:10 CI RCUI C. " A . d j e- ' Foot, wbo . ..... _ _ _ The Ilan. Cr3w:a Ifartuirraa—Arad. Sfoiratir, Prestrigar —Monday, July SI. Bacon, Saturday, Aug S. Cardiff—Saturday, Aug. 11 Crams.(llNes. Al, 1. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. _ . Borough of Ludevrihall. Charles Nicholas Pullover. Esq. of Norbitoa-house. is the county of Surrey. in the room of Sandford Graham, £q. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. G. Wel•faM, Grediton; Pieta°, timer, frost July 1 to Aug. 22, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. _ _ Mr. Justice limns—Mr. &won Iticars ans. City of York, and County of the same City—Saturday, July 8, at the Guildhall of the said City. Yorkshire—The same day, at the Castle of York. Durham—Tuesday. July '5. at the Cabtle of Durham. Ton u of Newcastk-upon•Tyne, and County of the same Town —Saturday, July 29, at the Gouldbalt of the said Town. Northumherlaod--The saute day, at the Cattle of Newcastle• upon-Tyne. Cumberland—Friday, August 4, at the City of Carlisle. Westmorbod—Satunlay, August It at Appleby. Lancashire— Wednesday. Angus' 16, at the Castle of Lancaster., MIbI.AND CIRCUIT. Mr. Justice it SATs—Mr. Baron Gasman. Northans b ;toarhire—Ttsesday, July 11, at Northampton. Rutland ire—Friday. July 14. at Dahlman. ' Lincolnshire—Saturday. July 15, at the Castle of Lincoln. City of Lincoln—The same day, at the City of Lincoln. Nottinghamshire—Thursday July 10, at Nottiughara. Town of Nottiagham—Tbe same day, at the Town of Notting- ham. Derbyshire—ttattirday, July V.. at Derby. Leicester.hire -Wednestlasy, July Ytt. at the Castle of Leicester. Boroogh of Leicester-31w same day, at the Borough of Lei cester. City of Coventry—SalardaY. Jnly 29, at the City of Coventry. Wanvicksbire—sThe same day, at Warwick. OXFORD eutcusT. • Mr. Baron Wood—Mr. Justice DALL4II6 Berkshire— hlnntlny, July 3. at Abingdon. Osfordshire—Wedoesday. July 5. at Oxford. Wescestershire—eSantrday, July S, at Woreester. City of Woree ter—'flee same ddy, at the City of , Worcester. Staffordleire—Thonday. July IS, at Stafford. Sbropskire—Tuesday. July IS, at Shrewsbury. Herefordshire—Saturday, July 22, at Hereford. Monmouth-hire—Thursday, July 27, at Monmouth. Gleam ershire—Saturday. J rly 19, at Gloucester. City of Gloucester—The same day at the City of Gloucester. J. Ci I ESTE.I4 CIRCUIT. Sr WILLIAM lliAlltilOW; Kul. Chief Justice—FlLV4oll Boa , . von, Esq. Second Janice. lifont..emerysbire—Saturday, August 5, at Welsh Pool. , Denbighshire—Fridav Aug. 11, at Risible. Fliatshire—Timryday",Aug. 17, at Mold. Cheshire—Wedesday. Aug. 93, at the Castle of Chester. CARMARTHEN CIRCUIT. SillireL 11111/WOOD. Sergeant at Law—Joint &mitre, Esq. Carmarthen—Monday. Aug. 7. Ilsyerfordwest— Saturday, Aug. 12. Cardigan—Friday. Aug. 15. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. llrcß LzycErrea, Esq.s—Wantsu KIM - RICK. Esq. Merionethshire —Tuesday, Aug. 1, at Dolgelly. Carnarvonshire—Mninlay, Aug 7. at Canarstta. Anglesey—Saturday, August l, at Beimmaris. BRECON CIRCUIT. T. Note, Bristol, shee-maker, July 4, 18, August 12, a' the Rumour Tager's, Bristol. Attorales, Mesi.rs. Price sod Wil lis rll. Liocula's lan ; nod Mr. Soma, Bristol. S. Heath, Birmingham, boot-maker, July 14, 15, August 14, blihe Ned Lion Ilia, Birmingham. Atternies, Mr. Nicholls, Gray's Ina-square ; and-Mr. Mole, Bonalughans. J. Swayne, Bacua-street, Bethnal-green. victualler, July 4, IS, August 12, at Guildhall. Atoreey, Mr. Lang; America- Nunn-. .1. White, Webber-street, Sonthwiut, victualler. July B,lb, August 12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr: Lag, America square. J. und G. Outbivalte, Pancras-I:ate, traffettanti, July 4; 11, August 12. at Guildhall. Attorairs, Main. Bairdinn sod Hewitt, Link Friday-area. n.nrr. .1. WV 01 Dent. Joseph Nicholson. from the 53d Foot, to. be 3taff.A4jo- August 1 - Lint nt Albany Barracks. - square. Yisvanrc.r Georee Bauman, from half-pay of die 4bth Foot, J. and !' to 1,. Paymaster of A rteentitiog, District, rice Johnson, 'by Angola' claimer". kicwitl, ..- . . - ! , . . ,-. s , - .. leOlnr - . ..—%. -wsraminr,-....,. , -, • itvr 1111 Lb INVO IV, A ft ; MTh . Jvir 1. At 110. Court it Carttnit.howe, the 29th of Jane, 1 4 15, predenit; hie Royal Highness the Priuce Regent in Council. Pt is this tiny artier. - by his Royal Highness the Prince Re.zent in Council., he the name and on the behalf of Ins Nlajests., that his Grace the Arch. bishop of CanterhuryJlo worn- a Form of Prayer a. d Thanksgiriog to Almichty Cod fur the glorious victory obtained over the French, on Sunday the 18th day of this instant June, at Waterloo, by the AI. lied Armies, under the commun.' of Field-Marshal the Nln‘t Noble Arthur Duke of Wellington, and Field-Marshal his Highness Prince Blucher. And it is hereby further ordered, that his Majesty's Printer du forthwith print a competent number of copies of the said Form of Prayer and Thankseiv. inc, that the same may be forthwith sent round and ri ed in the several Churches throughout those parts of the United Kingdom called England and Ireland. JAS. BULLER. SI I LITA R Y PROMOTIONS. War-Office, Jofy 1. _ Ise Regiment of Life Guards. To he Lieutenants. by purchitse- Cornet and Suli.Lieutenard R. Dean. vier Sulivan, promoted in thg, nth Light Drat gonns'; and N ill iato Stewart Richardson, vice Leonard, pro. ed in the Id Life Guard.. lit liegithrot of liragoons, Ensign fL S. It Ainslie from the eat ''not, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Trevillian; pro tooted. 2d Ditto. Assistant-Sorgesta • William R, Venlig, from the Dist Foist to be A flialiall-Sorgeno, vice Buchanan, who re. sign.. 11th Regiment of I.ight Dragoons. Cornet B. P. Browne to be • iseet, wirboot purcisitse, _vice Binary. promoted. 19th Dia n, Corn., 3. it. hiaithad is be Lieutenant, without Ivo-champ. tier Jueksoo. .wbo retires. liith Ditto, Fat'g (4. Tuite, from the 97th Foot, to be Cur. met, by purchase vice Har• is. promoted. il•Assinoo. l)etais Murray to be Attlbtant.Surgeon, vice Etaus, who resign.. 6th Regiment of Foot. To .he El:4ns , , by porchme -Henry Is. Warr:lll. Gent. vice Williams. promoted; James Gardiner, Gem. vice Sitiney, promoted. 19th Ditto, To he Limitenant.,wilknot purchase Ensigns J. R. Smith, and E. H. Hri-iirk, sire Dyne. reiigard. To be Ensigns -Thomas Condamine. from half-pay of the 41st lent, ire Smi It ; and P. it. Edwards, Gent, by purchase, vire Derrick. 41st' Dido, First Lie-inerrant Angus Mackay to he Captain of a Company. by purchase. trice Douglas. who retires. 45th Ditto, John Lane. Gent. tube Ensign, by purchase, vice NA:cabala, promoted. ' Hospital-Aiiiitain Benjamin Campbell to be Asitistant.Sur &goo, vice lilunro, promoted in the Bth West . lo la Regi ment. 33d Di to. Liqut. H. R. Ruck to be Captain of a Company, by pirchase. vice Cotclimgb. promoted. 34th Ditto, Leatenant A. Davidion to be Captain, vice hlac alister. Ersign Francis Pooe to be Lindeman, vice Davidson. Ensign Henry *Di-whin, faint half-pay of the Regiment, to be Ecsign. vice Pope. Sslll Ditto, Ens4n IteLert Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice Cm ws, deceased. Ensign Thomas Kerr, from balf.pay of the 56th Foot, to be Ensign. vire Campbell. *tit Dino. s: 11. Sutherland, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Caldicoi 42d Ijitto, W. Faire..., Geut. to be Enact, by purchase, vice Nlereer, pro,nted. 4Sd-I)itin Ensign Alexander srowoe Baxter to be Linde naio, without purchase, vice Gore, promoted in the York l[assritts, m-ign limn Carr. from half-pay of the 46th Foot, to be Ear vice Baxter. 4itb Moto, Lieut. A. Donaldson to be Captain 44 a Colispany, vire llill , rtecea.ed. tlitt.i Ditto. As•t•tant !Oilcan A. I). Aodetvon, frost half-pay of the Regiment, to be Assitant-Surgeon, vice Develitt, who etetta? gev. 51st Diem, revet Major W. Thwaites to be Major, by put ehave, • , e• Ho:,ertv, who retires , . • Lie". F. Mille/tin to be Ca,•taia of a Damian!, by purchase, ••• *ice Thwaiirs. Emirs W. 11. Krause to be Laeuteoant bY'pliatilsate, vice Min chin. „ iwtward St. Maur; Geot, to be Emirs, by purchase,. vice Krause. *.• SBth Ditto. Ensign T. Lewis, from balf-pay of the 28tb Foot. to he En ign, tire Parsley, prousotedistise 3d Garrison But lal on. 804 Ditto. I.ieut. W. J. Rea, from the Ist.Font, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Ilarrisoo t placed on the Retired List. . _ Elven .1. lialach, frnm the 89tb Fool, to be Ensign. vice Man ters who exchanr.. 66th Diu°, W. Hartford, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Brown, who retires. 69th Diito, Alexander Sinclair Reach, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, •ire Cuyler, promoted in the 95th Foot. 71st ()Ho, Lieteetiant .Ifreph Earr.illier to be Captain of a co m p a ny. s t adium purehase, vice Codeogart, promoted is the gd Garrison K.tatation. Fats ign Abraham Mufett to. he Lieutenant. . vice Borralier. Tolle rogiictia—Lirmienewo Raiser' Dighton, fr om h a lf.p h y f ir thellOtk Pont, vice M`Craw. wbo ear.hanges 1 mud Volunteer -• Copley to he Ensign. vier Motets. 71th Diiro, Ensign Richard A. Scott, from half pay of the 38th Font, to be Ensign, vice Champer.•v. who ezctlttslt,o -77sh Ditto, airsjor.:Genera) George Cooke to i.e Colonel, vice 1,4..90-onto (Teoeral Sir Miaow Pieton, kil ed In 'minim. fist Ditto. Ensign !Wisdom Lewis, from half pay of the KM Foos, so be Ensiga, vice Cannon, promoted to the 111 Cerri tos floatation. 95th , Lieutenant Charles Fisher to be Captain of a Com p:toy, without peseta's*, vice Gabbins, promoted in the list Foot glib Ditto, Captain Edward Irwin. from half-oay of the 56th Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Crow, who es t twinges. OM Ditto- Emits J Magma, from the 60th Foot, to be Ensign, est. Imlarh, oho exchanges. RIR llittb, Hotplial.fitssimant William Lorimer to he Assistants Surgeon. vice Young. appisioted to the VA Dragoons. 9th w e i, o i h rti 3 Regimen. Assistantstiorgeun Thomas Conolly, • I (tam the York I.igbt Infantry Volunteers, to be Surgeon, vice ! hostess, rmised. 11l Ditto. Assist .m -gar can William Munro, from the 25th • Fool, to be Surgeon. s ice Nicholls. deceased. 3d Garrison Battalion. To he Ciptains of t sompan es--Capt. James Moore Young, [roe thellomiSrotiii lenribles; and Lieut. Thomas Ramsden "Agnew. from the 93t1 Font. Ti; be Lie-imams—Lieut. John Cavendish, from the 4th West iselis Reginisnt ; Meat. William Saw king. from the half-pay of the 5001 1 2 461 ; Ensign Joint Passley, from the 513tb Foot ; and Ensign Jitmes fianuon, from the 31st Foot. T 4 be Sargttou—Surgeon IVilli Thomas, from half-pay the lateith Royal Veteran Battalion. sth Royal Veteian Battalion. Ensign Patrick Courtney, of the late ith Roial Veteran liattaliun, to be Ensign., 6th Ditto, t.ieut. Nathan [food, frora the 34th Foot. to be .I.ieuteuntst, vice W hamlet', whose appointment has not taken place. , Sei Ditto, Cap.aia Richard Woods, from the late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion. to be Captain of a Company. Tp he Lieutenants— Lieut.. David Coghill, of the late. sth Royal Veteran Battalion ; John Stephenson, from the late Ito al Veteran Battalion ; and J. Molooey, of the late sth Raval Veteran Battat , to he Ensign, vice Courtney, vt apse appointment has not taken place. York ('has. ors, Capt. Prier Dumas, from the 99th Foot, to 'be Major, without purchase, vice Mike, wppoiMed to theSd .Garrison Batlaliii , .. Garrison Company, Ensign Daniel Brooke, from the sth Royal Veteran Natation, to be Lieutenant. De It olt'.• Regiment, ign, by pp rclinso, vice Stutter, promoted ; Assistaot.Surgeon Charles Gemmellarn, from half-o yof the Regiment of Dil lon, to he Assistant-Sturgeon, vice Meyer, placed upon, half pay. EVET. Captain Thomas Cell, of the `ztto Foot, to be Major Willa Army.• STAFF._ iph Nicholson, lhxny Barrael 'Gesiree Hr I v master of exchanges. . ►=. ~ :- POLICE. DI A NRION•HOInE.—S4tu ray William Sanderson, a youth of notoriety, was charged with robbing a gentleman in Moorfields, a few days since, under the following atrocious circumstances:--It appeared, that in the middle of the day a beast was observed' coming furiously along, when the Prisoner and some of his companions set up a shout, end by throwing at the animal and pursuing it, they caused it to ran se furiously that a chihd was upset and killed on the spot. Several persons also were seriously hurt. An immense crowd having in consequence collected, the Prisoner was observed mixing among them, and in a short time afterwards was seen riding the pockets of several persona, among whom was* gentleman, the Prosecutor, who was robbed of his pocket-book, porket-handkerchief, &c. The Prisoner was remanded for a final examina tion. Mary Mitchell, was charged with stealing from the person of John Isaacs, two dollars on Thursdey night. It appeared the Prosecutor, who is a coun. tryman, was on his way to his lodgings in the neigh bourhood of Whitechapel, when he was met by the Prisoner and another female, who got round him, and contrived to rob him of the property in question, ' with which they endeavoured to escape. Assistance, however, being called for, they were pursued and overtaken, but the Prisoner contrived to throw away the money in the pursuit. In her defence, she said, it was picked up by the watchman, who denied it on 'oath, yid who received a most excellent character in . refutation of theeharge. The Prisoner was remanded. lIATTON-GARDpt.—On Saturday Sarah Norris and Letitia Sidtois two well-known informers, were brought op on a Bench warrant, charged ivith wilful and corrupt perjury, on the oath of Lydia and Ca tharine SolomonSi sisters, whom the Prisoners caused to be apprehended and examined at Bow-street, charging the Complainants with taking illegal instil.- , atice in the State Lottery, which charge wai proved; to be false and malitious; in .consequence of which the Coraolninants were discharged, and they indicted the Prisoners last Session. They were committed for trial, but the charge being bailable, they were or.-. demi to give 21 hours' notice of bail to the Cont. plainauts' attorney. • Six unfortunate females, known by the name of hedgers, being as brown as mahogany from exposure to the sun, and sleeping in the open fields, were brought up. The charge against them was too We. licate to mention ; but it appeared on examination, that lb* fields between Copenhagen.house and White Conduit-house is so infested with them, that a modest woman cannot pass that way. They were all cam witted for further examination on Tuesday next. A report was prevaleni - in the City yesterday. that BONAPARTE had been given up .by 66 t he Lads of Paris" to the Allies, to be dealt with as they think meet; whether this be so or not, we cannot with any certainty state; the question asked •by every body is, what will become of him ? the speculations upon this subject sre, we suppose, as Uncertain as are those of- what will become of the great Prize of £40,000 in the present Lottery, the magnitude of which, and the probability that it is the last Lottery_ in .w !sick the Minister will allow of so g re a t a CiPital-,. has made it a matter of as taped interest as sten the LoitiV i te; P4osike sod Published by I) Lovists., be fate of Napoleon k 'Grand. liTafkillllllllOFFlCB, $7,