The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-07-16 00:00:00

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Ni.../ A spacious Mansion, No. I, the corner of Pelee*. in milt of sash issue male, to the heirs male of the 1 .11i. pane f the BANTA qf HVG LIND hereby give notice. yard and Parliament-street, is now fitting up for this splen. body df Christian Baroness Dononghmore, deceased far That Thnesday next the 19th instant, briny appointed did Pageant, is a style or peculiar elegance, comfort, and (woggle of the said Richard Earl of Dononghinore,), by I for the Coroootio4 of his Molest*, the Offices for the convenience, combinine in this latter respect the most per- Job d Rely Hutchinson, Esq. also deceased. MO 'ransfer of the Palle Furls and jer the deliver.* of Use feet accommodation for Ladies, and to whom the front roes, --;The dignity of a Heron of the United Kingdom of WI bedded Warrants will be shut en that day. Y../ al. will be exclusively appropriated. The view is most toe., o re se B r it a i n and Ireland t o wool. Marquess of L o -. Chi --a Alf • • 4;. 11, • 10 , - or 1 ; • itirEK PICNCR' ding, Isle of Wight, slop, farmer. to !Mr. he White Horse loii, oatltaniptoo-baildfup, er, August 10, 11, 35. stn.. Attorneys. Mr. . Milne and Parry. glum, maltsier. July d lan, Nottingimm.4— Hamilton, I, Ileeri- lours. Mousley and r, July 3s. NI, August torseys, Messrs. King dr. Miley, Rotlinitsm. 11*, 01. SS; As. east'!. Oren mut Poe mit-Arent, laamodasen',.. •oolstapler, August I, eld. Attorneys. Mr. Messrs. Hanby and rtor, August 1, 4. 33. ley., Mr. Mee, East Du, and Herringliam. • lily 17, 21, August 23 rewrite-street. iy-serivener, July I. Mr. Dyne, I.iticoltt's silrerstnith, Jul! :11, 111essrs. Ludington- St. George's in the • at D01(111611. Attor- tg*,-11enelt-Walk. IJ , denier, July 311. .11. Itirtuinetant. ; and Mr. :Mille-row, ll'iihisrn, Attornt-c, Jul! 1:, 11. August urtley, Bridge street, ily /3..'t% Auguat .Ittorttry4. 31r.tsr,. are, Houtltwark ; and t -. t • s• , . • n narittiterrev sursitsL W. Yang. Bordwood-farm, Bradlee termer. BANKRUPTS. G. Ailey. of the Brook. Went. Salop, . tabs July fitt, 11, August SA at the White :irszii Attorney. Mr. Orifilth, 9 .- -- " 'lane. w. Manchester. foor4ldaler. 41kek Site leo.. Deatiseate, ktanehester . amlband, Manchester; and Messrs. . V i tt inntin. East Bridgford. Nottingbain. -ilk SI. August fit at the Black's Head ' Attorneys, Me. . Few, Ashmore, and ' afta-street. Corent-garden ; and 114( Clarks, lkrbv. M. Stray. Rotherham, linen-draper, .1 . BS. at the Crown Inn, Rotherham. Attorneys., IBM Son. Castle-street. Holborn ; and Mr. 011ey, . J. Yonne. Ware. Hertfordahins. talk*, Jul y gest 116, at Guildhall. Attetineys. Mnaste. Ore Ware; led Mr. SheMeld,Great Prfscot-slroot, Yields. 11. Webb, II Winkle. I.ancaster. woolstapier , *, O. at the Sessions House. Wakefield. At' Taylor. Gray's Inn Square; and - &holey. IS'akelleld. J. Peacock, Bawtry, York. eon-factor, et Scroohy lan, Nottingham. Attorneys, Retford; and Messrs. Siorler. Ihtsrsou, i Nen Itosnell-court, Carey-street. J. Tyertuan, Bristol. haberdasher, July at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Gates, Newo C. Niblett. Guildford, Surrey, money- August 4, 25, at Guildhall. Attorney, Inn-fields. J. Gray, Rlshopsamte-street.within, August 1.33. at Guildhall. Attorueys. said Ball. Temple. 11. Nloar:ey. Spitistcr, New Road, I East, drairr, Jule 17, 11. Arnold .2.5, at nevs. Nlessrs.lluril and Johnston, king T. /smiler. Aston. near Birmingham. Assam 24, at the Royal Hotel. Temp! Attorneys. Mr. Walker. 39, Lincoln's-I Maisitstcy, , In minghien. T. Nle.td. htiii , le Inn Buildings, Mi draper, Jtely 17. ?S. A .:gas! 93, at G. Mr. Parton, k.,v Churrh-Yard. fur 'ransfer , Thc Cord of Directors. with the conenrremee sad et the Dlk Ctsinnaittee of Honkers. recommend tied Bills 'mid \stench's ea the Mk instant. be paid no the ISM fast and they will Jor that porpase girt directions to their zrks to pretest Sem Joe payment an the 18th instant. , lu order to fatiLitato Ike Piddle liminess. tie Camel of Directors will aced on Wednesday the ISt's, instead of 7 horsday We 19th, in the nest week. R. REST. Secretary. spprop, ._ unending, vin, from Westminster Hall to the Abbey Reference to the premises must convince every one of superiority of the situation.—An Oflce for Tickets ishop at the Muse. where a gentleman attends from oils. id A. morning ; they may also be had of Messrs. Evans aid Le m; music-sellers. near Buw Church, Cheapsivie; at the Mer. meld Tavern, Hackney ; of Mr. James Brows. builder, d 4, Clinries-street, Westminster; and of Mr. neon Benson, surveyor. ote. be, Hattoo-prdea. Wines sad refreshments of e most eeparlor quality. slid at remeseble rates, will be pposiiled 411114.0000p1s_,„ iarques; of LA ' -•tßoiple Or '• law. KART INDIA BOOM July 4, 111111. im* Oiseere-•f Pirertora of Ike 1141• d Company of .11erehonts of liaylood, trading to the /kilt ;mike. do ecreire 'ire Notice. 'That *General Court of the said Company will be held at their house in Lesdenhall-street. on 'Tuesday. the 17th Inst., from eleven o'clock in the forenoon mull six in the evening. to Whit ea the following plestion. •• Thnt Sir James liome. Bart. lite of the Madras Civil E4tablishment, be permitted to return to the service udder tie pro‘isions of the Act of the 334 Geo. M. cap. 34. see. M. the rank which he hell when he quitted Madras. agree t,sle to Mc Act of the 63.1 Geo.lll. cap. 133, see. 93." In order to determine by such Gallo whether three parts in four of die Proprietors present rot such General Court. corniest Ibet Sir James lions, be permitted to return with the said rank to India. JOSEPII DART. See. eIORCINATION,Mr. BISHOP begs leave "Mir reapegtielly to Inform the Nobility end the PrMig la general.- That be has erected splendid and selmtMehMl Galleries is M. Margaret's Church-yard. near Westminster Abbey. ander the immediate direetios of J. H. Taylor, Esq. Surveyor, of Great Queen-street. Westminster. The view of the Precession from these Galleries will he extremely grand. sad as this august Ceremony will occupy a considerable time. arrangements have beau made for the free Ingress and tigress of the Visitors to sad from their seats. Refreshments of every hin.l will he provided. amt there will he separate apartments for the Ladies, with Female Attendants in waiting. Behind the GallerieS there is an extensive aad convenient Promenade, for recreation during the Ceremony within the Abbey. Newspapers. Ae. will be provided. Plies are exhibiting, anti Tickets may be hid of J. 11, Taylor, Esq., Surveyor, Greet Queen-street. Westminster ; at sir. Rislinp's ()Mee. on the Ground; and to prevent ad takes, the Tickets will be numbered. on that earl,' P" 1 chasers will have It in their power to select the most eliglb seats, many of which ere within twelve feet of the plit form. Parties desirous of private Ilexes may be accommodated with theta by early application. Just potalkhrti. with a Coloured Plate, price's. CROIVNM lON ; or, a Peep into Westminster Abbey. a Satirical Poem. What matters who wears the Crown of France, Whether a Richard or a Charles 11 , 1441.01 it— They reap tie glory.—they enjoy the spoil...— We pay—we bleed." Soollhey's Ws TVLZR. Printed for J. J3hnstort, Chrapside. G6iIKINA'I lON RI•FFS.—The NIAS! ER of the ' , OBEs having appointed G. F. Ultf.ING and Co. I.ace Nlanetacturers in Ordinary to his Majesty, the Peers, Priet'Coancillors. hniahh Grand Crosses of the Rath. and ottrem who officially attend the Procession. are reapertfisily - iffcited to inspect en elevent ASSORTMENT of ItCF/S, so the style and shape appr.ssed by the Ili-raids' Colle t re. Irma Five to Fifteen Guineas each NIRO 1111111V4, Frills. kr. of the !teal Point ensl Ilrussels fabric.—N. 11. Court Lap pets, Dresses. Limes, &c. in splendiii tariety.-147. Strand, 2.:.sinerset-Ilouse. W. Foisox. Ihigton. ulsartitivr. at finildLall. Attorney, Mr. liw filarkfriars. J. O'er, Rathyrick. Rauh. :dater. Jul at the Full 1110. m Lin. Old Hu udgr. Sherwood, and Son, Cateterbur-mius Mr. lfr Ruth. T. Thompson. I.lnghnurn (hamberiu. Fenchurrti-street. timber-snerchant. Jtt4 August 7, Ya. at Ouuldholl. At turns.). Mr. lielebiaaosh Cronus-court, Thrundsuretllr-Orert. 11. Luster ; rhanies-streri. merchant. dial. I. zti. Augnal Y 5, at Guildhall. Aiturue, al Cruh hvd- Ft ism .1 Wal•ti, Freliehil.rn, Bodiless, victualler, July 21. Vt. 111.2tist 13. al G 101411.811. Atiurue)s, Messrs. Etans sal II apur, DI VI PIN DS. August 7. W. Hyde. Iltiwford-buildings, Fenrhurchs lirret. merchant olugust 9, R. Sidweil, Bath, stun-milker 7, J. Stevenson. Broad-street, Bleoutaltnry, corn etraudter—Attrlit 4.. T. Town, YaliCsg, sal, t/Nlrr—Aa. gum 11. U. %tiltutt, Owen's-row, Islington, picture-frame maser. ANGEL INN, ST. CLE3II3N STRAND. GENERAL OFFICE. FOR TRAVELLING AND CON VEYING P.tIII•ELS AND AIERCIIANDIZE. THE foilow MAILS and other COACHES go from thr shot e Inn : •' Paris Royal Mail, rid Dover, Tuesday and Friday Pllglits, at twelve. IVHtA Hi and Gosport Mail. through Gorialming. Pe - Parties, every I.:realism at a quarter pa*. 7. rant ay at half past 0. Oh Hs arrival a peeked sails to tbe 1018 of Wight, to coat ev passenerra and pnreels; and a Sisal Coach sets or to Chichester, throttalt Dray ton,Dayant, Exissortli. Illotteester Mail, through Henley, Oxford. and Chelten ham, every Evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at half past 0. Dover and Canterbury Mail, through Gravesend, Chat btm. and Fever-lii , m, esenitig at a 'patter past 7, and stundat at halt past ti. From Canterie:rt . passengers andpar eels are come: ed to Do 11. Star-tate. Banisgate, Sandwich. Re.; and from Doter, IN are font cyod to FUlkitolle. t3a+ulgate, ii tie. W114111171'11, 1{0:1111, and Lyibl. Milford Mail. throe: ii Carmartheo. Llandito and Haver fordwest, mete et ruing t a :piaster-past 7, and Sunday at half-past 0. Rath and Bristol Post Coach. to carry only roar inaitle, through flettdi:g. Nl;l:l'. , roetzh. Caine, and Chippenhatn, swell Morning at a qua: re—uast ti. Rath and Bristol Piet t oath, ET ery afternoon at 3 Balls light Post Coach. in two tin‘.. to carry four through Slnidenheatt. Reading. Marlhortmeh. Des izes, and Steil sham. Monday. W vitae., it. and Friday Mornings at V. 'This Coach is chieliy intended fur vie it:To tttttttttttttt of Families. Invalids, Lc. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such n distance in one day. Brighton light Port Coach. through Reigate and Cuek fielit. every Storming et Cheltenham Original Post Couch, to earry only four • t'trough Henley and Oxford, every Morning at 7. Cli:cloester, Bognor. and Petworth Post-enact). Monday, eilnesday, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Doter mid Canterbury Light Post-coach, every Eveuing at hall-pa +t .1. Ditto. every Morning at half-past 11. tiodalmitnr. and Guildford Telegraph Coach. through }'actual, Lea ti:erliend. Claudio* and Dorsky, Tuesday. Thursday. ant! Sand:lay Slori lags at 111. Ditto, through Kingston, 10tton. Cobham, and Ripley. on :Monday, Wednesday. pool Frith% Horning'. at Ito. I today Coach through Slaidettheatt, et cry Afternoon at I. Senility eseeistett. Littlehamptie:. Arentiel. and Petworth ('oneh. Tuesday, 11:ersttny, too! Satt,r,fl Monde:4. at linlf-past 7. Margate. R:tu.. k ate. Deal. Sandy i4"l. and Broad:o24s Pi.st-teacht.s. etc!** Morning roil Et eating. Oitord t..ltt Post-coat-h. tittot:;ll fie. ewer) Morning rt - Port-outwit new and eles•aut light P. slot-rtch, the Regu lator. to earl) 010 toes - thr. itch king4tott. Peterstleid. and l'orts,a. every Moreing at S. Coaches front Vortsition:ii to Chiencster, on the arrival of the Mail. throm..h Eiusworth. Cosham. &a. to Bognor. t:a!islturt Boa-d-connit. to rarre I.lliy tonr inside, throng!' ttnlines. Woi:eltureli, .411:10Trf, fit. every N!..tr.int; nt 7. "; • .e..o.‘v :.!vr Cone:t (re:nosed from the Hull and Mouth.) tto-ough At.'nt.don, Faint:don. end Cirencester. Tnesda), Ilierstley and sisturdsy Morisidzs at a tut:trier before 7. Tr% kre/tIrV Plast•coach, linougtt Oxford and Chelten tont. every Sit.raim; at 7. Walimsford itol IV atdage ('oach. through Niaillenhead. Noltielonl. a.:t: tiara ell, 'Tuesday, raurstlay, and Saturday Slornings at 7. NORTH F.RN CO.SCIIES. York. Newea+tle. tool &limber:eh Coaelmt. sod to all ;:at is of tho' N. rth. Pier) Morning. at a quarter pee S. Alinel•rforr, I.flihoteiter, Ke0. 1. .11. Itoeltdate. llndrlersfleld. Bradford. Leeds. II ttiifax, Rotlierhant. Shvilleld. and Nee l% i.!t rogehe.t. Unity. -she:flirt:l and Rotherham post enach, tailed the Radian ! - on. every morning rt the Nelson at Rim. Stuckt..n. aid Vann coasts, every ..mains. rt. the George Inn, Stohlerittott. t %It It iktlS—To Paget rut .111.Tirent ford. sndlslowordt. • ery Monday Writhes:la hilt. amt Saturday, 1 4 .1 Es an Co.. Propriet seq. }'.'reels and Packages are satelv and orprilitittesiy eon trted fro" this Inn to every City. Town, Village. and non Sell its die toilowiet Votintles.t it. :—llerks. flue's+. t 'mot all, Devon, Dorset. Hants, ilereford, Gloucest 11.411. Oxford. Somerset. Surrey. et asset. Wiits. Worce-t-o. •••0111:1 as folirTS of the tat of Vliwitt. .1-ri^v, Germ - t. end e.. 1 parts of Eranee ; an I to all Parts or the Norte ' s • Tess notice, that no package. cnntaining g:asa, a tie , a ti..lies, pour. east', or Ilan:. notes, ottwever 't• %toe.% a ill be accounted for. if lost or :Hen/It:el nor Alt •111, I parte! or pessencr•+ 01 ultra tnan Jl. f 411tefifiell as such when detivered at tite Odiee ace . .- • • -.; • 'i t ' Neu rust-chailts, &c. at tile !iitortrst notice. ‘VgwrmixsTrAt A llBEY.—coßos.vri ON.-- Slessra. GLANVILLE and CO, have, by pertain- Mon of the Dean and Chapter, (Mod up (ncenrlll.lg to ay.• dent esnge) all those parts within the Abbey that lot r e fro , time • .. •entnial been aceountell their privilege. The seats are arranged in the si.le aisles on each side the platform. and . raised n sufficient lielrlit from it for spectators tn command the proression, and oiscern the features of individuals. In the intermediate contre nave, great part of the pro. cesslton will remain during the Ceremony within the Choir. Th. nensic of the Organ will he thstitietly beaml. The seats are eonveniently disi.lol fur letting. is hoses Itoldlur ten and twenty each ; whilst others are r..taine.) for simile Tickets. NUS ing an oppor tunity. f. , r per.ons In any part .1 Kingdom to make certain of a seat within the 4 lbt y (if applied for withunt tielas . ), why might not other% i.e liner the chance fly fasottr only) dr procuring a Ticket. Ain/Hier ditislos of Brats err near .o feet from the door. pad Corniest into bates. holding 4 and $ persons each. here ^. *sale of the Orris and l'nori.ters will he enjoyed la. Ilse greatigrikerfleetiult A kw of the Moats at this height tiljoulually not onlikeorn mead the peoseesissa is Its approach to the iltar k b alas the ceremony of putting the Crow• on hi, Ma74ty Sli +•. 'lltere is ample spare allowed for walking at the back of all, the Seats. both aunte and below : and refreshment rinnus, female attendants anti all ennvenieneies are provided : and as the boars are constructed to prevent crowding. properly matted and decorated, it is coneinaled persons o►a s hr as .h at their ease as in their own dweliings,— Iles.rs. ti and t'oe's °Mee against the North alde of the Ibbe► itself'. is open from ten till tour each day.—The seats are going of rapidly. Eli AN'S " IN LONDON," Completed. This this was publlshetl, elegantly printed in Royal ileum% anti illustrated with 60 exquisite Engravings, I I Ids In boards. IFE IX LONDON ; or , the Day and I A Sorties. OfJEIIIII ITAINTMORN. Fig. and Ida elegant Friend. UORINTRIAN Tom. iseeniiiptiiiieil h, Mon 1.01:1C. int ()%onian. in their Rainhirs and Sprees through the Nleiropo lis. H PIERCE Eli N. •• Of the utility of such a Work there can be no doubt. while IIAIIN DON abounds as it does wits inipo.ture and temp tai on. As far as it has pro' rioted. it is exeelited w ith con side►ahle taste and troth, and desert es to hit a respi-ctabb , rank anion; works of practical phimsopilv. It is one ..l' the most amosinx hooks latch pubii.hrolt tor our owls part. (bus' perhaps. we are part al.) we prefer ii to luso, 01 Ihr skricars of mats►iod which hate appeared %in.-elite ilat . of toe • Spec tntor.• • r.r Frame Parlear,' (toes not sis.-sk hulf so plainly as our her... •L'Heralite de la Ckausgre d' lead. too retire.l a life.—and the 'Heron: in lont.loil; is too dandt lid' and viipi:l,—to compare wish him. • lir••Rret Prat on' presents mere sketches. while I'OR I NTH I 1 Na TO VI gives lissishe.l portraits ;—witli all the delicart an•l precimon of Ell AR I) DOC W. he unites the holthir:s ii; It II H ENS. and the iniiisiate knowledge of TENIEtt.4. - -:Vurupeen Magrizinr, November, ItS4O. •.• This Original %York. (without an equil for ^airty and spirit sioce the days of llogarth.) may Nis,' be had in Twelve N anthers. by one or wore at a time. price 3.. earls.—Toe tiesigsied ht those eminent Artist.. I. R. and (I. rrtii:,stink, are truly churacteJistic, and are coloured from rex, life. I.find-n : Printed for Sherwood. Neely. and Jones, Pa tern..ster Itow, and way he had of all Uotiksellers. Falo.ll SATURDAY'S LO.VD(I3' GAZ ETi R. MAME!! iI.L. Jvt.v ISA. The King 11.1% been plrasrd to direct letters patent to he p4s.e.l under the Great Seal, granting the dignities of I'lsc..• tot, Fool, and Marquess of the t "itited Kingdom of Brent Britain anal Ireland tat thArles Earl ot Kni-Itt of the Most Ancient and Alost Noble Order of the 1 itistle, and the heirs male of it:s b.ole lawfully be gotten, by the names, styles, and titles Or Viscount Si. vernahr„ of SaveritAke purest, in the county of Wilts. Earl Bruce, of Wh,irlton, in the eolitly of York, and Marquess of .tilesbur)•, iu the county of Bucking. lealet. Tile tlitnity of an Earl of the liinciloin of itreat Britain and Ireland to Edward Vt.,..unut Fal mouth, heirs 11141 e of hi' I, my lawfully begotten, by the name, style. a::ti title of Earl of Falmouth, iu the county of Cornwall The .lignity of an Earl of the United Kitiplum of :ireat Britain and Ireland, to Well I' ire and the heirs male of his holly law fully begotten, by the name, style, and title of Huwe. The dignities of V;sconnt and F:arl of the United liiniciluus at great Britain .9d Inland, to John Sommers, baron Sommers, and the lo•irs male of leis body lawfully negotten, toy the nanies, styl..s, anal titles of Viscount Enstieor, of liastnor Castle, in the county of Hereford. And Earl So s, Ilse diznoies of Viscount and Earl of the United Kin~do:o of tireat liritain and Ireland, to John atol the ate . ; r 4 111 sir of Isis ftmly !Awfully •gotten, ,v th e sty am! titles of Viscimist Ilm:oricii AIM r , „ ..41 , 1 . 9 1 :stra to thr coati: at Sittrolk. Thr iligNitv Visronsit Ht the United liine•lom of ilrest tlrit tin and I rvis nil, to Kirhard Earl of lo•irs m.tlr of hi. huly 14whilly •i 4a.ue, •is le, ask; iat:c 1 . 1$4:4:111t isutcuitison, ct aid , William . titian. Knight of the Most Ancient and h der of the Thistle, and the heirs male of Ws*. fully begotten, by then iiint,atiPlir . SW . vith• 941'6• - Ker. of Kersheugh, in Me eirelky:eir Itokhergh. The dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom 0 U Britain and Ireland t Henry Marquess Cope , - 1.4 Knight of the Most itstrimili Order of St. Pe tri and the heirs male of is body lawfully begotten. ri e by lame, stele, and title of Baron Minster, of Jlin stestiltscey, in tee meaty of Kent. Ire 'lee Maros of the U . pited Kinirdens s( fain and Ireland to Jimpeg Karl of OINIMude tory, nod the heirs bale dr . ilia body 'airfoil, r a, by the name, style. and.. WM of Baron Oranonile, of Llantbone. in the coantr of Mon: ntionth ; with remainder, in ilefanh of such issue male, elf his brother the Honourable Charles thwart! Boller 'Clarke, and the heirs male of his bodylawfully The dignity of a Baron of the United Ki sit Great Britain ski Ireland to Francis Ratl of entyss and March, and the heirs male of kis bode lawfully be totten, by the name. style, and title of Hiroo Wensyss, .f l'emyss, in the county of Fife. The dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to Robert Earl of Rodeo, Knight of the Most Illustrious Order of St. Patrick, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title of Baron Clanliras.ill. of Hyde- Nall, in the county of Hertford, and Dundalk, in the county of Louth. the dignity of a Raton of the Unite" Kingdom of tireat Bs itain and 'rebind, to (home Earl of Kingston, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, style, and title of Baron Kingston, of 311. lick*. town, in the county of Cork. The .lig nity 11( a Baron of the United Kin.Aiim of 4lreat Britain and Ireland t to Thomas Earl of I, .ogforti, Knight of the Alit Illustrious ottsfer of St. Patriek, and the heirs wale of his body, lawfully forgotten, by the name, style, and title of Baron Silchester, of Siichester, in the county of Southampton. The dignity of* Baron of the United Kingdom of tireat Ili i lain and Irm•la nil, to James Murray, Es , l. ( • Amok called Lord .lamesllntra,), and the heirs male of his lioily lawfully begotten, by the name, style, awl title of Baron lileislyon. of tilenlyon, in the county of Perth. —The dignity of 4 Baron of the United Kingdom of tire..t Britain and Ireland, to the Right Ilonimrable William Wellesley NI, and the heir male of his lowly lawfully begotten, by the wino., •tyle, and title of Baron Maryliorou et, of ilary!iorougli, in the Queen's Coototy. -- The dignity of a liarou of the United Kingd of Ureat Britain and Ireland, to „AP Right tionourahle John Pastry, gosil the heirs mule of his body lawfully he el/Writ. br for name. style, anal title of Baron Oriy:l, of iloorrard. in the evenly of Louth. I Thwilignlte of* Baron of the United Kingdom of ,firrat lieitina.aB;4l //eland, to the Right Honourable Si William &oft, Knt, and the heirs male of his body law • folly begotten, by the name, style, anal title of Baron Stowell. of Stowell Park, in time count) of tilisucester. The dignity of a Baron of the United kingdom of (heat Britain and Ireland, to Sir Thomas Henry la• Idell. Wirt. anal the heirs male of his body Lis folly begotten, by the name, style, anal title of Baron Rayensworth, of Bavensworth•Castle, in the coormt l y•palatitse uf Durham, and of Esling ton, in the county o :Virthisuilierlaii.i. The dignity of a Baron of the UM ed Kingd of tireat Britain and Ireland, to Thomas Cholnkindeley, Esq. of Vale• Royal, in time county-palatine of Clies.er and to the heirs to de of his h kly lawfoOly hegotten • li, the mow., style, anal title of Baron Delamere, ut %%sir. Royal, in the said comity. The dignity of a Baron of the l'isiti•il Kingdom of Illreat Britain and Ireland, io Cecil Wa.:J Forester, Emi. of Willey-Prik, in the m•onnty of Salop, and the heirs untie of 11. 4 body bus tally Isegoiten, by the name. style. an.. title, of Baron Forester, of Willey •Park, io the same, emotes?. The dignity of a Rumness of the l'nitest Kinvion. ..1 tirrat liritaitt 35.1 Irrlan.i, In Charlotte 11ary torr• triple Strout (room• ly r411e41 Lady Chstiotte Lay 4 • mar Sh u tt). 4!)41 the hoiri tu.kle or her body lawfully begoitrti, hy the it mop, Niyte. and title of Ili .rotiess 1:4) • leigh, ut ferling-p;ace, in titr county of Essex. W 4 R-OFFI , E. JuLy 13. Ist Refiniesit of liusigts It. Wefrond. from hilt-pi) *His Fa.ist. tt. he (*smog slid Suh-lit ulemsail. sire %. H. U. Newburgh. wh , • exchange -ft. reerit ing the difference hr!v. 4 . 1•1 t the Is of Ilse tw 0 commission's. 3I Itegistir,ot of Dr.sgoun r.ls„ n from the lilt Foul, to be Corurt, vice M. H. Grout, who ex ehanem _ _ _ 9th Ditto. Lieutenant W. M. Kington to be Captain. by purchase. rice Nl'Dowal who retires. Tu be Lieutenants. Cornet W. F. Hindle, by purchase, vie. Kington. Lieut. K. liollingworth. from half-pay 4..1i Light Dragoons. vier J. Jones. who exchanges. reeds ing the differeuce. To be Cornet by purchase. W. Porter. Gent. vice 4'h Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants. Cornett [I. Newton. by imp-envie. vice Scott. prompted, [Jewell:int J. Hart, from tile 'AM Foot, vice Dawkins, who exchanges. 16th Ditto, Lienteia•it N. D. Crichton to he Captain, by purchase, vice ['Yorke, who retires. Corset C. A. Wrist teslrc to he Lieutenant, 1) !purchase. vice Crichton. J. H. Smyth. Gent, to be Cornet. 1)... purchase. vier Wrottealey. 1 . 104 h Ditto, n. Dna ;ft 4 0n, Ueut. to be Comet, by purebise, ire Talbot, who retires. 4!tt Regiment of Font. Second Lieutenant V. 11. Shenley. fron the Ride Bo igade, to be Ensign, vice Blayney, who exchanges. I Ith Ditto, Captain (;. Macpherson, from half-pry 97th Foot. to be Captain. vic.. D. Macpherson. who ezehanges. 334 l Ditto. A•sistant-A444.zeon 11. king, M. I). frum half- WI Foot, to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice D. R. Cundell, who exchanges. _ . _ 36th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon U. Barclay, M. 11. from 1011-pay 44th Fout, to be Assistant-Burgeon, vice W. lienglioe. who esciontres, 3tst:i Ditto. hu.jSu .k. If. Ikl•fe•roth, from half-pay 71st Foot. to be Eisign. ire J. (*comit), %cll.) vaelianzrs. 410 Ditto. Crone! VI. if. firadt, Irmis the SJ Dragoon Guards. to be Ensign. who csrhanges. fifth Mtn. rapl3iti 11. 11. from the 64th Foot. to he Major, by pure . asse, vice Busibury, promoted in the t• 3•1 Foot. ttsd Ditto, Lieutenant T. L. Fenwich. from half-pay 71st Foot. to be Qwerter-Mniter. b:c.t J. Day. wit., ray:tinges. tikt Uito, Niajor 1' liwnruoy. from the 49th Foot. to he Lieutenant-Colonel, by puma e. vier Brunt, who retires. 110111 Ditto, Lieutenant U. Ilswkiiis, froze the 4th Light Drat:vot., to be Lleutromit. sic Dart, who eiehanzes. 1 •7 011 pinto. Ensign. J. B:upp to be lientenant, without rirchase, sire Dmierie, deceased. J. Burney, tient. to be 'Ensign. vice Shirr. Ride Brigade. Monica Honourable C. D. Barney, from dw 41n Foot, to be des.ond Lieutenant, sine Sneaky, ono exchanges. Mcnoasseng.—The Commissions of lisjor Ciordon. Copt 'in KAI. and War.., of t$ 241 Font: 11 , s e heed ame4lvted to tart December, IMO, but toe} «are «ul btu ru a J bites-pay. CZ..7 . IIICATER, AUG. 4 J. Archer, Ware Park-still. Ware, miller—C. J. floltien, fluke--trert, West Smithfield, painter—D. Tritentrn, Gold smitm-aireet, fare-dewier--T. (1. 11.1rolern, Shelton, S;nlford litire..traper—J. Smith. jun. Ramsgate, carpenter ti. Sea man, lit4hopsgate-street, draper—(l. Booth. Peter, *s-lasse, I.:- varpoci, woollen draper—J. Fisher, !Witty, York ;hire. raf merchant—T. Miami'', St. Mary-hill, nine-mercliant. PAKTNENSIIIPS LtIsSOLI*EI). M. Whitehead and N. Lone. ('rump call, Lancashire, ..... Wollaston, sem and J. Welirroon, Finale-Omer, Oxford-street, rectifiers—E. and 11. . Jun •s, ll.rtuan-street, seirooluras iers -II Imirens. 3 Ili 11..1. Ticker, Ilnddcsrlon , Iteri forri • •ne. err -J. 11 . ade and NI Hadley, (iroat fr:4.ex. hiaeli•onit:ii -J. Winible. J. Pre-eun. 11. % n:id J. V. IVireibir, an:l liexerk%, iron 0000000 ters—F. Smit;l and 11. Oick inso.i. Bank ,itre, coal-usortuauirs —E. 1111Ntra awl 11. finbliit;-, S:rair•l. ro:,1- noel cha It 4- -R ;la w:.slr) - and il.l'olket.9nroni-orect, ware-rigid, irn eri—T. 1)-rini.4.11 alti J. Nicholson, Li% l imn. %hill-brokers-11.am' J. I..iii4..teeringtun, Lanensiiirr. entroa-iiisnurnettorers--J. Graham null J. Han'on, %lour.. ileasisire, triusiiii-mitinfae!urera--ft. and W. Pi ice, airi W. Thomas, Mnidgtnne-hodidinzs, Moutliwnrk. Ii.•1:- fletor4-41'..1thoqr and 11'. Berg, Little Carter-lane, Dor••;r's 1111 l It , ,nr:‘..! and W. Sharpe. W. been $.. Pete.., Cambridgeshire, enrriers. ►RICE. or irrIIIN IN CNRLAND AND witt..r.g. Wllest. 51s. 6.1.-11!e. 31.. Uri—Rade!. t3s. 101.-07• s, Itls. 3d.—Brans, 30s. 2.1.--Pease, SOs. Id.--l)atmr: l , 1:14. 3tl. 'roe Average Price of Brown or Nlocrovalo Finger, corn pited from the Itetiern4 made i:i t!:e Week ending the 11t day ofJuly. lh2l, k 324. Hid. per cwt. 01.41(1* Poll Dili PrasENF WRRK. WITII THF TIMES OF MICR WATER AT LOPIDON•BRIUGr. July 13, S.—POURTN NUNDIV After TRINITY. —Seri k .-- FUI.I.MOON AT 4 1102•41. nigh water—morn. 2m. aftert ; even. Ma. after 1. 16. M.—Day I trerrawd yS) mni. o Man water—morn.: m. after 3; even. 46 in. after 3. I:. T.—sun rises Sti min. after 3. nter—niern.43m.af!er 3 ; even. 38 m. after 3. 18. ‘V.—siins sets at o'rlork. llißh aster—morn. 11 after 1; even. 32 ie. after 4. 19, Tn.—Jupiter rigev I min. after 11 even . High water—morn. 31 as. after 4; even. 10 tn. after 3. 90, F.— Varga! el. High isv a er —morn. i 0 m. after 5; even. 50 tn. after 3, 91, 13.—Munn riles ti min. after 111 e:rn. . High antes— ))))) res. 1.2 m. niter 7 , even. 37 in. after 7. 411 E le EU Ituf.OG Y. Since nor last Renee •!1•• weather has been agree able. ti 1111 l I. the te,n•ter t: 1,a% brvit lower than is wm4l at 111 i% gripuiti. It i, retort:l:atilt. that whit. the itilishitatits of birailon awl of Paris bad some weeks before been complatising of col I. those of I:Aalborg:a were hitas'ittr of harking rimier en Italian sky. The days there had heels entr.nise:y warm. hat the aught. as a Iv cold; nor MSS ire a %treater in the hetionin.; of July. The dry weather. whirl; hail prevailed in Scot kind and the north of England till the latter end of last %trek. threatened to he very Nations to the crops. This week liait been sseh in the metropolis that the splantity of rain that has fallen is ion small to be measured, thwack since the ?Image of wind eesteralat from the north to the umth-west the barometer has iodinated a tall. 81 rand. Jiffy I& July S. 8••.. 32 A. NI. 511 10. T.... 37 11. W.... 32 IE. Tit 1,. F..... At 11, TM:.N 4.0 1,1- 8 o'eloek. I I II o'clock. 'at night. ■•tovrTrß. 39 3-1,13 • 643 I till 57 .10 67 57 • al 1 4 1 52 ! .13 56 .01 G 4a,l3'J ('lot; ly F.ir F.ir Ilazj I air 1137)1 Fait i