The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-05-15 00:00:00

AN. • '",-.. I eft ) ~~. N A ' ( • It 1 ;4 ,sl. • t tl row themselves into the arms of the paternal Fran i., who, forsooth, did not wish to conquer (a well. known cant word of his) hut to give Italy a new des. tilt) ! Such another stew destiny, no doubt, as he has jc.at given to it 1w risttrpiqg the title of King of Lom bardy and Venice! Yon, an 0 1 .11 courtier, Marshal, and so little conning? Why not select your expres sions better ? and if you ore not' sittlieiently versed in the tricks of a tlip'omatic chancellery, why trot consult your faithful Marquis Guislieri, who being constantly at your elbow, might have given you a better and a more suitable advice? To conclude, this is the worst document which could have been ushered into the world for the sup. wort of o bad. and, let us hope, a hopeless cause. The unfortunate selections of epochs, 'lames, and deeds, and the more unfortunate parallels drawn in it, must need raise recollections in the minds of the Italians, fatal to the interests of their oppressors, and calculated to suggest a comparison between ac tual misery and forthamning happiness. April 21. TILIKINUS. 1,1 G:• MAJORITY ON MR. TIERNEY'S MoTION ON THE ICIITRAYAGANT CI. YENDITHRC O• TIM CIVIL LIST. War•Ogice, May 13. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, Captain G. J. Sullivan, from half pay of the 17th Light Dragoons, to he Captain of a Troop, vice Marra), who exe,.anges, receiving the difference. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant George Bray, from half-pay of the nth Dragoon Guards, to be Lieittetiant, without pnrchase. To be lieutenants—Comet George Quicke; and Cornet T. F. Nliddleton. To be Cornet, by purchase—John Scott, Gent. vice Gordon, promoted. 7th Ditto, George Duff, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Blood, promoted. ht Regiment of Dragoons, Captain James P. Holford, fro the Ithld Re_iment of Foot, to be Captain of a 1 mop, vice Watson, who exchanges. Lieutenant Charles Andrews, from the 60th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, uit neat purchase. Quarter-Master - - Shipley to be Adjutan (with the rank of Cornet), vice Cook, who resigns the Adjutancy only. tld Ditto. To he Lieutenants, %idiom purehase—Cornet James Gape, and Cornet Charles Wyndham. 3rl Regiment of Dragoons, Captain Wm. Brugge, from the half. pus of the Itegiment, to be Captain of a Troup, vice ihr,,er, who exchanges. 6th Ditto. To be Lieutenants, a ithout pinto:lse—Lieutenant J. C. Harri son, from lialf-pal of the 3d Dragoon Hoards ; Lieutenant Edward I:Wu, erom half-pay of the ,ta Dragoons; Cornet Para Rot° ; Cornet and Adjutant kl'Cluskey to have the rank of Lieutenant. _ To be Cornet—Elliott Arinstro . ng, Gent. vice Buffo. ih Dit u, Login Dragoons. To be Cornets—Hon. George Berkeley Muly nex, by purchase. vice Beatty, pro anted ; and 'lon. Giles ighy Robert Fox litrangessays, without purmiase, •ice Rice, promoted. Itkh Ditto Daniel Toler Curtis, Gent, to be Cornet, without purchase. 12th Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Cornet Thomas Reed, by purchase, vice Haw kesle; , who retires; Corn. .t perchase; and Cornet and Adjutant Griffiths to have the rank of Lieutenant. To he Cornet,—Cliatles Carpenter, Gent. by purchase; Win. James St. John, Gent. vice Liddell; and Sidley, Gent. vice Reed. To be Lieutenants—Lieuteliants W. T. Carr. from the 16ths Re giment of Foot, vice Reveley, who exchanges ; and 'l`. IL Creaves, from ball pay of the 18th Regiment of Foot, vice Datigea, n ho'exchanges. 69th Ditto, Capinin Robert Blackwood, from half-pay of the 86th Regiment of Foot, to be Captain of a Company, ice Sir Henry Lambert, who exchanges. 70111 Ditto, Ensign John S. Dalgety, from half-pay of the IStli Foot, to be Ensign, vice .Navin, who exchanges. 77th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Francis M. Miller to be Lieuteamit-Colonel, without purchase. Captain Archibald Cameron to be Ma or, vice Miller. 90th Ditto, John Walker, Gent, to be Zrso.gn, by purchase, vice Connup, promoted. 95th Ditto, lacuteuent Orlando Felix, from the 14th Regiment of Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Foster, who retires upon half-pay of the 28th Foot. 100th Dial, Lieutenant G. A Bawdier, from the half-pay of the 24th Regiment of Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Norman, who exchanges. 101st Ditto, Cootie Edward Brown to he Major, without pur chase, vice 0 Malley, appointed to the 41th Foot. Lieutenant Robert Nolan to be Captain of a Company, vice Brown. 101 d Ditto, Captain Frederick Watson. from the hi Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Holford. who exchanges. let West ludia Regiment, Brevet Major James Cassidy to be Major. vice Weston, deceased. Lieut. Angus 31•Dupald to be Captain of a Company, vice Cassidy. Ensign Bolton Stretch to be Lieutenant, vice M'Donald. sth Ditto, Ensign Robert Irvine to be Lieutenant, a Wn't pur chase, vice Hamilton, who resigns. Richard Stephens, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Irvine. Ist Ceylon Regiment, Hospital-Assistant John Scott to be As sisaint-Sorgeon, vice Gillespie, deceased. 3d Ditto, H o spital-Assistant Jobe Wharrie to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Rose, deceased. Royal Star Corps. Ensign William Moore, from the 30th Regi ment of Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Brauns, promoted. War-Office, May 2. I Royal African Corp, Capt. D. Mackenzie to be Major, vice !titling, decent -d. 2d Regiment of Life Guards, Colonel the Hon. George Murray jjospluo-Assistant Robert Turnbull to be Assistant-Surgeon, to tie Supernumerary Lientenant-Coloitel, by purchase, vice vice *Cann, deceased. General A ratrin, who retires. York Chassears. Captain the Hon. Hoard P. Lygon to be Major and Lieutes To be lieutenants, without purchase—Eosigns W. F. Bell ; pant-Colonel, vice Murray. W. L. Carey, from the 37th Regiment of Foot; Henry Spur- Captain Thomas Chirritie to he Major, by purchase, vice Sir i ling, from the 11th Foot ; and John Tennant to be Adjutant, E. F. Agar, who retires. vice Ferrars, who resigns the Adjutanicy. ouly. To be Captains of Troops—Lieutenant Francis Upjohn, by Wm. Henry Souper, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Bell ; George purchase, vice Lygon; Lieutenant John Brydges Leonard, Mainwaring, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. f rom the I st Lif e Guards, by purchase, vice Charriti e ; an d Royal Waggon Train. Brevet Major Richard henry 'rubor', from the half-pay of To be Lieutenant-Colonel—Lieut.-Col. T. Aird, from half-pay the 36th Foot, vice Jackson, who exchanges. of the Regiment. To be Lieutenant—Cornet and Sub-Lieuteuaut Wallis Grieve, To be Major—Major Charles Turner, from half-pay of the Re- vice Upjohn. giment. To be Cornets and Sub-Lieutenants—Josiah Chin, Gent. (late To be Lieutenants—Lientenants P. A. (.robeekerand W. Dean, Adjutant), vice Smith, appointed Adjutant; and Wm. Col- from half-pay of the Regiment; Cornets S. Walby and R. line, Gent. vice Grieve. Parkinson. To be Comets—C. E. Turner, J. Mahon, W. Shepherd, Boa. Rival Church, J. Fearn, vice Walby, and T. Egan, vice Par kinson—from half-pay of the Regiment. Royal Veteran Battalion. Oflcers appointed from the Retired last of the late 12th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Major—Major W. Collis. To Ire Captains of Companies—Captains John Armstroo. Win. W-ard, the lion. (7artiss Sauthwell, N. B. Dwyer, I .aeci: Zenender, Jonathan Short(, Josias Cl. Hort, D. Lee, J. Vi trify, and Albert Zeheader. To be Lieutenants—eientenant O'Knne Cameron, G. We.t phall. M. Taylor, 3. A. Thum, H. Maclean, P. Whoring!, P. O'Brien. P. &pair. I. tl. .?arcer, R. Loot', J. Maclean, J. Paterson, J. Itucharsaii, W. Heron, N. J. Moore. .1. Newman, John Tnorn, it. AP Atpiii, J. Juzon, and Simon Davies. To he Ensigns—Ensigns 1. Wood, .1. Henderson, D. Maclean, E. Wright, .1. 'Foy, N. Lationore, T. Clarke, A. Hudgins, A. Barclay. and .1. Alnrston. To be Adjutant. with the Rank of Lieutenant—Lieutenant and Adjutant W. Barber. To be Quarter- Master Qitarter-Master A. Graham. 2d Garrison Battalion, Unite the Ilan. Thomas Jocelyn, from the 23d Regiment of Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Clarke, appointed to the 15th Font. IlftEa El'. To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army—Majors 11. B. lland cock, of 13th Foot ; Miller CH/lard. of taith Foot ; H. A. Prortor, of 3-2 d Font; and F. lierito, of the Canadian Vol tigeit rs. Tube Major in the Army—Captain James Rowan, of Ist Foot. GARRISONS. Major Martin Alves, of the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Fort Major at Edinburgh, vice Graham, who resigns. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeoa George Jstho,frrimbitlf-psiioithe Royal Waggon 'I rain, to he Apothecary to the Forces. To be I I asp tal- Assistants to the Forces. Hospital-Mate John Freer, James Higgins, John Huggins, Henry James, James It. Morgan, Frederick Farmer, Johu Cocking, and Pat, ick M. Mahon. Gents. Royal lienfoundlaud Feneihles—John Carroll, Cent, to be Ensign, vice Nalier, promoted in the Regiment of Worn!). Meuron s Hegimem, Ensign Thomas Trigge, from the 70th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice N. F. C. Montenach, re signed. Ensign. D. C. Napier, from the Royal Newfoundland Feocibles, so be Lieutenant kayal Conlean Rangers, Ensign Balthazar Pousain, from haltkpay of the Chasseun Britanniques, to be Ensign, vice Tanscps, promoted. MEMORANDUM. Lieutenant Sohn Bell, of the S'ld Foot, who was supersets& ?.9 stated in the Gazette of the lush May, ISA, is reinstated in his rank. The supersession of the Rev. F. L. Orstein, late Chaplain to the Dame of Brunswick's Corps, as stated in the Gazette of ''2sth Sept., ISLI, has not taken place. The undermentioned ~ ppnintmenls, as stated in the Gazettes of 4 84 August and 7th December, 1813, and 6th initant, have not taken place. 60th Foot, Peter Monte. Gent. to be Ensign. Bth West India Regiment, Is Stead, Gent. to be Ensign. 10th Light Dragoons, John TriUupe, Gent. to be Cornet. 8.% k. KRUPTCY ENLARGED. T. Tye, Liitk lastcheap, provision-merchant, front May 16 to July 4, at Guildb.:ll. BA N UPTCY SUPERSED CD. ' B. Bradford, Stone's-end, Borough, liquor-merchant. BANKRUPTS. I t 4. J. Lindner, Broad-street, Rs/cliff-highway, bat-ttttaaufae ttt r_ 20, 27, Jithe 24, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. P.m lin, Broad -street, Ratelifillighuny. S. Nalbormigh and W. Parsons, Harsieh, haberdashers, May 111. 27. June 24, ut Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Latkow, Ward robe-place, Doctors' I - ominous. J. H . Grellier and W. G. (;ranch, Guildford, Surrey, lime. burners, May 20, 30, June Si, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New-court, Su ithin's-lane. .1. Havre!). Rury St. Fdinund's, ,Trocer, Mac 21. 23, June 21. at the Angel Inn, Bury St. I:Jmunds. Attorniers, Mr. Leech ? Bury St. Vdmund's ; and Mr Brumley. Gray's Inn. _ J. Miley, High Holborn. br.ther, May id, 27, June 24, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Willoughby, Clitforu's Inn. J. Bourne, Cleobiwy.Mortimer. Shropshire, mercer, Mrty 30, SI, Jine24, at the Star and Grater Inn, Wormier. At tornies, Messrs. Edmunds and Jeye,, Chancery-l ane; and M r . Hill, Worcester. W. Harvey, Ipstones, StaffordAirr. grocer, May 17, 18, Julie 24. at the White - Hart Inn, Bann-ter. Atiornies, Mr. Flint, Utinzeter; and Mr. Gaskell, Gray's Inn. P. Chiffins, Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, baker, May 16. 23, Jane 24. at Guildhall. Attornirs, Mr. Gee, Bishop Simi ford, Hertfordshire; and Mr. Makinson, Elul -court, Middle Temple. • J. Lingard, Blackwell, Derbyshire, corn-dealer, May 23, 24, Jane 24, at the White bear Inn, Manchester. Mutinies, Mr. Hard, Inner Temple; and Messrs. Henri( and Kirk, Man chester. It. Moffat. Manchester, merchant, May r, June '3l, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Hadfield, :Jan ehester ; and Mr. Hurd, Temple. .1. Shepherd. Sutton, Yorkshire. shipbuilder, May IG, June 24. at the George luta. K ingstint.npow Hell. Atturnies, Mr. Hicks, Gray's Inn.square; and Mr. Haire, Hull. • J. White. J. 4;. Cochrane, and W. Blant, Fleet -street, brink ' Ipplier. May 20, iO , June 2 1 , at Guildhall . Attor ne y, M r . Chip4odall, Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, I. E. 11. Hawker and T. Pearson, Salford. Lassothire, cotton merchants, .tune 2, G, 24, at the Palace Inn, Maucester. At torney. Mr. Ldge, Mundirster. ' J. F. Nanney , Clare-stteet,• Clare-market, victiralky, May • 20, 27, Juke 21, at Goildhall. Attorney, Mr. isrets,sl. Mary. T. Burscough, jun. Walton-le-Dale, I an;4;hire, corn dealer --S. Wurthingtoit,jon. Livr•rpool, corn-merchant—lL Wadding ton, Bridge-street. illac.kfriars, merchant—F. tiranthaa.. Raton, butcher—J. and N. Weatherby. A Ina irk ,common.bre ewers— .l. Hick, Tredington, Gloucestershire. miller—W Huth an d 'l'. Sitwell., A idermanbury, Black welthull.factors—W Mott, Lamb-street, Spina square, victualler—C. Wright, Dowgate hill, wine-merchant. PA R.TN FAISH IPS DISSOLVED. W. Padgett, J. Smith, and T. Padgett, Whitechapel-road, grin-en—FL Hellmers z.nd C. C. S. Bottler), London—C. Dodg. son and A. Bagley, Durham, linemdiaiwrs-6. Barnes and W. ‘borrall, Manchest.T, cotton-spinners—J. Shotihridge and T. 1). Ri.ddock, Briglitheliiistnne. wound stone lotion-manufat itireo. —.I. Westland J. Haines, Hampstead, surgenn:—J. Fear. nail, J. Brown, mid A. :kiddie. Deptford, coal-merchants—T. : 4 c.t and J soublk-Line, Cannon -street, broken—D. Gage and D. liibb,, S.. Philip and Jacob, Gloueestershire, glaziers—J. and J. Coadee, Ivy-lane, booksellers—M. Mon. Lague rind T: Summerland, Bristol, manufacturers of Street's patent blowitsz engines—l .J. Wheler and S. M. Faroworth, Load:an—lt. Meudou croft am G. Crosland, Liverpool, rope makers—W. Benjamin, E. Lazarna, and A. L. MOACS. Leigh, Essex, rectitietv— 1. 11. Stahie and K. J. Williams, 3.ll)Fa's lane, Cannon-greet, giue-rner,:hants. The Averne Price of SUGA It, fur the Week, ending May 10, is per Cwt. Average Priers of Cott N of EINIGT. VVI.) aril WALES, le goaaaer. from the Returu, etratog Say 6 :-- -t• Wheat. I Rye. i Batley. ' Oats. 1 Beans I Pare. Po i . 1 7--,-.-. -I-- s. d. s. 41, 1. •d. 37 0 140 7 . 19 a v. d. s. ti. s. d. al 4 39 1 :it 1 1 , 1 f 24 AI. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • ; / NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING AIBETIN THURSDAY, 1I•Y il. ~, Mr. I. Perren's Brother to Qnizzer beg! Major Wilillti Courier, B.t. 41n. each. D. I. • bOgs. 6 to 9 on Broiler il Quizzer. Mr. Westan's Uncle Toby; 8 , 1, fh. Feat Mr. Prince's Young Eagle, £l4. 41b. Ab. M. /Wks. 6tol on /Jack .1111)• A Silver Cup, value 4dfl, by n satbs,cripi inn of /Ogs euxh, the surplus to the Winner in specie, for . 0 -yr olds. 'l'. Y. G. Mt. SilitkeSpe:ar ' S Donkey, St. ;11,. - - 1 Lord Dailiogion's Sir Thoora3, BA. lib. - e Lone “OilA Shrapnell, B,t. - . • 3 5 so 1 apt lloakey. A. Handicap Sweepstakes of lags each, for 11yr olds autf up. ware,a, D. I: Lord Jersc3.'s Cannon RAIL ...r.‘ro old, SW. 101 b. 1 Mr. Jones's King of Diani.wits. 8:. lulls. • I Mr. Vuusittatei. Cecil,. 4-yes old. Av. Sib. 'slr. Andrew's c. by Ors lite, J-yes old. 60. 71b. • 2 to 1 ou .Caugum 11;611. . 4 • Sir J. Shelley% f. by Sorcerer or Walt,. Se. Sib. beat Sir K. Hi.wort3'. f. by Wolten, 84. T. Y. C. 93g. Even het tinX oil Sir J. Shelley's f. Tte Jockey Club Plate of GOss, to be ran for by hm.rs the property of Members of the Jockey I luh, 4-yrs old earn ing 7,4. 21b. 5-yr olds, Si.s 21b. t.-yr oldr, B,t. 91b. and aged, 13,t. 111 h. B. C. Mr. Villieks's bl. h. D n Cosgark, s.yry old - 0 1 Ir. Watson's br. h. Pericles, 6. uld oti sto 2 apt Don Cossack. 7to 4 1011 Pericles. After the died Aberrromliie, IL. E-tcriort. T. G. • Mrsioritiatik4. John *.4^dliieliiti, Right Filmorotorie. Sir C. • N kiwi. Sir J. Hai. II ley Pone. Sir Fleury Newark, Vine. A Ilan, th 4. *Finch, Hon. E. Needham, 11n. Gen. sr :I in* Airy. Tamer, Sam. *O-borne. jerloi • A rhaiihnot, itlghtilinruteralit,R.H.V.Ogle, Hrory NI. Hog. rho.. Forrester. Cecil • Phipps, Dui Gen. Arlswrighi, Rd. Flood. Sir F. • Polincticiiii, Visc. • lere.r.iril, lA. G. Fitzhugh, Wm. Pichell, Sir Th .s. • 13r..d.ha a , Him. C.• Forbes, Lord * Paget, Hon. B. Er .rike, Lord Franco, ...-- Pagel, Him. Sir E. Tl.iiVir,, Goo. "'"••••. Lord Pringle, Sir W. 11. Hrritsiiii, V;.c. Goulding, rdw. •Perle, Hi. Finn. R. Pi turd. Thor. Crohoon, Mir 3. Pole, W. L. W. • lii ngilrn, Jin. (liiihoen, Sandford *Pole, Rt. Hun. IV. Eros... It'. (Inn. D. /front. A. C. Fitt,. Morton ltemditilul. Ti.. f7mwer, Lard G. L. •Itiite, Rt. Hon. G, Prutport, Lord Gimp., Geo. • 11,6ins , m, Right illtiteoirst. llori. W •Goulh 'urn, Henry llon. F. • Itithur4 Right (Ixll, Phillip Round, John Hon. B. ntinninr, G. W. Rowell, Matthew Br dg.s. Sir E. •Iliiikir.on, Right Shaw, Robert Blake, Vol. tl..n. IV. •Siiiiiiii, RI. £F'n.M. &v. W D. Hope, Geo. 1 .13.1111.1 on, Rt. 11n. J. lI D T• rii. Right Hope, Alex. St. Paul, Sir H. Floc. W. •Flope, Admiral St. Paul, Henry • Mo. rahi hi, Ben. 11 ilfoid. GPI). Stewart, A. nosh r, Hon. J. lime, S r y A. Stewart, Hon. J. Eurirr, It •n. C. Hart, Gr.. V. Strait, J. H. %write. Storer% Houtdivo, J. A. Sinpfirri, Sir E. Calthaist, tiir N. Hall, Ben. • Str.ihan A. `Castleren;ii. Iris. Hohhowe , Sir B. Shifilier, beo. •riiiiiiiiay, Tim,. Irvine. J. Sumner, H. Gompren. Lord Jerikintion, Hon. C. Somerset, Lard E. Carew, Pahl •.1• rely's, Lnrd •Sciitt, Fir Was. fativrri, John lnir.s, Filth Sneyd, Nathaiiii.l Clive. Lord 3•ickson, J. Spent. r, his' B. Clive, 'ivory Kra:W.ol, Sir E. Spencer, Lord F. Clive. Win. • Long. Iti. Hon. C. *Singleton, M. Cariwright, W. R. Limb . Thos. P. •st.p.our, Lord R. •Cltinent,, Henry Luttrell. J. F. Smith, Christopher •Colnuhiitm, Right Laciin, E. K. *Tits mai, Lord .1. Hon. A. Le.lir, C. P. •Thouipson, Sir T. •ro.igrete. s;r W. Log -i:. Hon. W. B. Tee), John •Croker, J. W. Lo-ertly,, Lord Townsbend, 11n. W. Clia:ilaies, Chao. •Liiwther, Lord Taylor, At. A. Com)), Sir (i. Lon .her. Hon. H. Towline, W. E. tinning. Gem Loather. John •Vamitturt, Right Co.iper. Edw. & Lon (her, James Hon. N. D "i 1.4 Short Lorkh 11. Elliott Yanderhas den. D. Drum 'Kind, Jas. Lovain, Lord Yerrker, Rt. Hon.C. Diiveti.a, Gabriel Leigh, Thomas IVilliains, R. jun. Diaminon ', J. H. Lloyd, Hardreag Wilder, General 1) oigi .... lion. F. S. Niay. Sir S. Werayss, General Deny ~ Sir Gen. • `.l(),,rsoul, Adm. Weisereil, Chas. •Divorisne. Edw. Millie. Patrick • Warretider, Sir G. Due in, Laid Movies., Rich. Wood, Cd. 1) oi Airs tarter Atellivh, Wm. LOY •Wallare, Rt. Ha. T. *0 imia., Wm. Ni a g ram iv, Rith. •le forks, Str 3. - •dirizrain, Right •111 wool. Gen. *Yarmouth, Earl - . . Him. P. Maxwell. 1 Tat.r.itos.-..Lard limning and S. R. Lashiogton. i Thox worked ihu,*, have places under Gi vcrumcnt. ~/, OLD BAILEY, 1114 y 13. John Roberts, aged 9.0, welt capitally Joliette' for robbing John Munro on the hiAtite• y, of a piece of Iris i I Nen nod miter tirticlea, va ucBl. the property of Mears. Lice ell hod Co lineo•drapers, to &Meat , on the 9th of November lust. It appeared that, nn the dny iu question, the Prommetnra Seat their 1,41..7 in Barnes. mitts the amities in questine to be &limed ton Lady in the City road. He wits met h' the Pri. ', m e t % who knocked him down and took the good. from him. The Prisnuer mtg not apprehended till she 7th of April last. m twit hr wa• veraryiErd by the boy as the man who had robbed hen. Gniha—Dena,. Elisabeth Siang was found gains , of stealing a fire-pound pre. the property of Itoheera Ford. The F.bilrut r had been ntrimett 111 puttee then in a drawer, it was afterwards Ink6ed, she cool ester, bee sta. ~~ ~, ~. ;;, Gpirge Pherroie on way convicted of stealing 21. from ?leaner Priboner, it appeared, went to the h use of the Propoeutris. who i• a poor it•Ortn notion, nod tinder pret ace of belonzing ton society fainted for poyinr the delth of poor idOIS 1 , , be cajoled her out of her inooey. This, is appwace t , bad been a COMMIPII practice of the Prisoner's, and uot than six 6iar,;i:s of a b lair nature have been pre ferred agoi-A !aim. John Garlick wits convicted of blearily. We are sorry to record the destructive ravages of another fire, which broke out early on Friday morn ing, on the premises of Messrs. Magran end John ston, ship.chandlers, Narrow-street, Limehouse : the conflagration is supposed to have been occasione d by lightning. For upwards of four hours the flames spratl in etery direction ; and, notwithstanding much exertion, burnt with unabated fury. The nat.- rou ness of the street, an evil which this calamity ought to remedy, rendered unavoidable the extension Of the flames to the building.; on the opposite side; and before they could be subdued, 13 houses were consumed. The premises destroyed were engaged principally in the shipping line. Apprehensions were entertained, at one time, for the safety of puffman's premises. This is the second fire in the' . game street within six months. The last fire con slimed 17 houses. On Satordpy thore was an Inquest held at the Cohien Anchor, Clerkenwell, on lieu , of the hody of Sarah Raynor, whose death was occasioned by poison. The deceased, an entire stranger, came info the tap-room of a public-house, where she called for half a pint of porter, which she got and p for, and putting something into it Oat of a r oper, she put it in the warming-pot and afterward. drank it off: in less than five minute, she became so Alarmingly ill, that on being questioned, she con - f,veti she had taken poison. She was carried to tha s- Wsorit-house, where she was attended by Dr. Spencer, whb osed every possible means in his.ponef for her recovery, hot to no purpose, as she died in the most excruciating agony in about a quarter of an hour after she was brought in.—Verdict—Larstrcy. ilatolrrm—Tlie funeral of Martha tam took place lad Monday. The whole town was in in'lion! to 41 itiwo; it. Her remains were followed to the 'rave by • about forty relatives and friends, chiefly bithers. The ceremony throughout was conducted with She greatest order and solemnity. _ p .., THE STATESMAN. Fnum run LONDON GAZETTE, Mar 13. Gentleman Cadet neiterell. from the Royal Military Col 'ere, tit be F.tuiyn, vice Sands. (2d intro, N Whim Blois, Geat. to be Ensign, by purchase, At the Court at Carlton-House, the 9th of May, vice Itracken, who retires. ' illbun Lecke, Gent. to Emig°, by purchase, vice Griffiths, gent in Council. 1815, present, his Royal Highness th e Prince Re promoted. - - His Royal Highness tilt 5 - itt Ditto. PT' _.Jgh 'duce Regent having been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of Ilia Majesty, to appoint John Marquis of Bute to be Lord Lieutenant of the county of Glamorgan ► his Lordship this day took the oaths appointed to be' taken thereupon, instead of the oaths of allegiance and supremacy. Downing-Street, Mny 10. • . His Royal highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to appoint Lieutenant-General. Sir James Leith, G. C. U. to be Governor of the Island et Ba r haloes. Whitehall, itlag 10. His Royal Highness the Prince . Regent 'has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf Of his Ma jesty, to nominate and appoint the Right Honour obis William Adam, one of the Barons of the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, to be Lord Chief Com missioner of the Jury Court in Civil Causes its Scot land; and his Royal Highness has also been pleased to nominate and appoint Allan Machonochie and David Monypenny, Esqrs. Senators of the College of Justice in Scotland, to be the other Lords Coat• missioners of the said Jury Coort. -.1.-- MILITARY PROMOTIONS. _ .. ~ -ate twAtaqr , . . S. Whitwell, Cove nt ry, sur g eo n . Ala) , 30, 31, Jana 31. the George Inn, Coventry. Attorney, Mr. Carter, Coventry. 11. C. .11:buett, Manchester. motrey-scrivener. May .23, t?. . , June 24 t at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Attormes. Ilurd, King's Bench-walks, Tenn.lc; and Muria. Ileum a i d Kirk. Mnorix-ster. J, Hight , Tno Waters, Berifordshire. farmer, Mav June 9 1. at Gnitali:ill. Anomie., hleabn. Boordillon aij Hewitt, Little rriday-strert. Cheapsirle. T . W . Hrmele y, Bahl, victualler. play 42, 23, Jane 91, at the roll Moon Inn, Bath Attoroies. Mr. Ilurfoot, Bench-walks, Temple; an! Mr. PiiN sick, Bath. E. Ca;ingti en, Oxford-hire, fainter, May 22, 23 . 1, :it tLe Liiin Inn. I;:in!iiiry, t h At- Alt•yrick aid Brotlerip, aid Ai:. tiol!iy, J. 11. Ihriia•.it, Grrat Winche,ter-str.et, 11. 9 20, 2i, June "I, at Aliorni es, Melisr7 , . Oakl e y a d ßirth Mailin's-'.anei. Cain ita.3treet. Hudson, Gibraltar, May 21, 27, Jon. 24, rat Attorniei, 0.11.1e3 aid birch, Alzirtiti's lane, Gannon-street. J. Cock :edge, Pawn-street, AlJerrate-start, tallow-chan dler. Ma% 2.;, 11, a t (milt:ha:l. Aituraies, l)rew and Sons, Itermondsey.street. M. Marshall, Ne w Sarum. t 1 ilt,ltire, carpenter, M ay 9, 30, June 24, at the l'ublic Rooms. New Sarum. AllOrlilCi, Sir, Warm , . New Inn; and Mr. Poor, SAisbury. J. threw. Itirmitieham, silversmith, May 26, 27, Joine..l, at the Union Inn, Birmingham. Attorn M. !Soar, mingham. J. Edwards, Bristol. hatter, May 26, 27, June 24, at the Com mercial Room:, Bristol. Attoruies, Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Biel ards , Chancery.lane. J. Bull, sen. and J. Bull, jun. Red Lion-inert, street, merchants, May 20, 30, June 24,at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nita!, Throginurton-street. DIVIDENDS.. June n, J. Graham, Gloucester-street. Queen-a:pare. tailor— June 3, J. Seggers., Wood-street, Cheapside, tipsier—June 3, J. Rowlett, ( harter-housc.sattare, merehant—June S , A. A her dein, Lisle -skeet, Leirester.fields. mcrchasu —June 5, W. Har rill, flilston, Staffordshire, inpanner—J one 5, J. p o pi t „„ Hilston, Staffordshire, iron-denier —J one 9. J Myttein, J L Jones, and P. G. Nlyttnn, Welsh Pool, Montgomery, bankers —May 30, J. INlope, Brandon, Su ff olk, c .do n . dealer—June 3, J. Pittner, Croydon, jtace.mannfacturer—Juue 3, R. Hedges, Jun. Old Balky, cnnfectioner—June 3, J. Cos, Woolwich, stone-season —June 3, R. Edwards, Great Surrey-skeet, Black. friars'-road, linen-draper—June 3, 'f. Haydn'', Mitcham, Stir. ry, baker—June 3, J. F and W. Street, Rockler-hory, in& Sinners—June 10, J. Parry, jun. Hatfield -street. Goswell street, rectifier of spirits—June 3, P. Hawkins. Ben-Jane, Thames-street, victualler—June '7, R. Flower, Oiler oil, Not. tinghamshire, innkeeper—Jane S, W. Gill, :stirs St. Edmund's, grocer—June 3, J. 1.41 wards, Chit C-9I reet, Clore-market, silver. smith—.lone 3, J. Mebane:lnd A. Neri., Crown -street, Soho, working , jewellers—May V, W. Lloyd, Paddington, victualler —June .1,„ J. Curly, LiellgeO, Hertford, carpenter—May 30, I'. Reynolds, It ing-street, Southwark. chinamau. CERTI FICATES-JvNE 13th Ditto. To be Lieutenants—LientenantsosTac Jackson, from half-pay of the Regiment, wi , hont purchase; and Comet Henry Acton, by purchase. •ice Considior, pro.:iotcc. 15th Ditto, Jame. ,%i•Alpinc, tient, to he Curuet, by purchase, vice Mai Acid , promoted. ‘2..1d Ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Cornet J. H. Painter, Cornet G. W. Blathwayte, and Contet and Adjulaut Hill to have the rank of Lieutenant. Ti' he Cornets—Coruet Jasper Farmer, from the Bth Light Dra goons; Charles de Thierry, Gi•ut. vice Palmer; and Charles Nelson, Gent. vice Blathwayte. Ist Regiment of Foot, Paymaster James C. Thomson, from half-pay of the nd Regiment of Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Gibson, deceased. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Jeffrey Salvia to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Ward, deceased. To be Lieutenants—Ensign John L. Fernandez, vice Fielde, killed in action ; and Ensign J. S. Rease, vice Salvin. To he Ensigns—E. Wormingion, Gent. by purchase, vire Ward, who retires; Eulford Feld, Cont. w illsout purchase. vice Fero:nodes ; and Francis Auguuus Gould, Gent. without purchase, vice Keane. 7th Ditto, Ensign V 1 illiam Fenwick, from the 39th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Maherty, appointed to the 7th Light Draoons. Lieut. W. I f. Dorton, from half-pay of the 130.11 Reptioseet-of Foot (with temporary rank), to be Ditto, without purchase, rice lYEie, populated in the York Chasseue.. 9th Ditto, Joseph Telford, Grin. to be Eusiga, without purchase, vice Storey, promoted. I ill+ Diva Lies teuaot J. N. Read to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Polhill, who retires. Enslgn Robert Higgio to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Read. 14th Ditto, Lieutenant D. P. Slocaek, from half-pay of the 28 lt Regiment of Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Felix, appointed to the with Foot. lbth Ditto, Captain John Clarke, from the 2d Garrison Balta. lion, to be Captain of Company. without purcliase. Ensign William Houghton, from the 6.9c1 Regiment of Foot, to be iiistuttifiaat, without purchase, vice Carroll, who retires. 17th Ditto, Captain G. William Savage, from half-pay of the ' 6'lrl Regiment of Foot, to be Captaiu of a Company, vice Macaolcy, who exchanges, receiving the difference. fhb Ditto, Ensign Joseph Johnston to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Adair, iieomoted. Tobias Handcack. Gest. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ed monds, who redress _ . 30th Ditto, Charles Liirdner, Dent. to be Ensign. without pur chase. vice Moore, appointed to the Royal Stall Coro. Sidi Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Smyth, frog• half-pay of the Regiment. to he Lieutenant. vice Sarjeant, who exchanges. Assistant-Son/eon Richard Ver ßag, from half-pay of .sdd Regi meat of Fuut, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice l'hompsoci, alto exchanges. Sith Ditto, Alexander Waddell, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Carey. promoted to the York Choiseul Seth Dam, Lieutenant George Mitchell, from half-pay of the Regiment, to hr Lkutenant, vice Freer, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. 41th Ditto, Volunteer Thomas A. Sinclair to be Ensign, with. out purchase, vice Sperling, promoted iu the York Chas• scuts. 4614 Ditto, Lieutenant George W. Revelry, from floe 551 h R,:gitnea_of Foot, to lie Lieutenant, vice Care, _who ex change!. 47tla Ditto, Liettirbtut Edward Templeton to be Captain of a. Company, vice Compbelholcceased. • • Xosige John Suudt to be Lieutiaant, vice Cleverell, deceitzed. heat II 1. , S on Pericles. Mains' Wilson% Pra Blossom beat Mr. Perrdo', Cambrian, 7st. 81h. each. T. Y. C. '2sg'. FRIDAY, M•lr 12. Mr. Ch:lrltan's Tozer, :Isl. 4:b. brat Mojor Wilson's S'petliP, 84. ;It,. Ah. M. bt , s , -. ' to I %gm Tozer. !land icap Sorepst.ek rs of Lis. each, art.! ou.lv f.rs fr. if derlor 1 sra4l , iu a qu:tner of au bow .fu r 4 e sassy Aar 1 /" . T. Y. C. Doke of Holland% Me.lorn, 4-t r. old. 84. Mr. Wi1 , 00 . 1.1 t RprlC.47ll. fl It, old, 7-I. 11h. Evro bertrue• no Mesiar, 4to I not Carleton. Mr. 11 ,, overie's Schrh•rnoadr, Ear. 41h. brat 31,. Villie:.• Cu rw. 84. 51h. D. \l. 2119,:5, h, tt. str I oi Scberaza.l , ... Lo.rd F. Brotiork's Monkey,. Ent. 71h. 'ell Mr. s Seretot. B,t. T. Y. C. egs. 5t04 00 MonlreN. Fifty Pound:, for r old,. carrying Est. ZS. 4-yr alit. 5 r 7.,1.71b. 6-vt ()As and aged, lisi.l2‘l6. T. M.M.B.C• Mr. Perren'A h.... by Walfo.l. S -yr. "Id Mr. erm b. c. by Setiso. 3-% rs old - Mr. I,!.rav,o's b. h. Laic!, srs old . $ ‘Zto Lopt Mr. Crockfird's h. c. The veteran SMITir, who mas the original Charles in the School for Scanthil, was lately in town on a Vl‘it to Sir (koncE BEAUNIONT; although irk the 81st year of his age, he still retains the appar ent spitit and gaiety of a man of rii). A genteel looking M7lll, accompanied by a boYI his son, Keaf it , to a ha.. tite, , ttr's shop in I3ishep. : - gate-street. on Sat u r t !ay, is here he had CI! 5 Fair cut. after which he nni:l the hairdresser , an 3 then taking a rizor off the miotlow, he opened ruhhed it twice on the pale; cf his ham!, tile!' the" it across his throat, felt down and instantly esplitli• MARRIED. 0, rti4yllbe `2Bth ult. by the Rev. Mr. Hall, Mr. 'l4: Christie. St. Andrea's street, Edinburgh, to Nlrs. Nlary reliet.nr Lieut. Wilson. Lobamlto erkut,d A wn pottlisted to SrAir•si I n Or mg, I key , : e. II Qat L . St ry. and a . at e el 23. At- aN 21), ald at 30, Ir. nßl- ley, 3, ;Pr. on, NI. ;eel 3, ich, .r Wt. t Jm• B%' uvvi Ili. I tie I bin 1 &M I Miry Deny Ith4 ti,Fi , V ils:r hid 4