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The Proeessioe commences from ifectimicoter The Second Scene, the Interior of the Atthey.••-.Tlsl l mid Introductory Scene, in which Mr. Knight will intetillt a new COMIC Song, entitled, "The and theCormest , ttid Efighied awl the Peoplo."—The reartb San" Oho HA . in the coarse of which the Growl Ewe of the cop l esp h ., Previous to which will be perfumed the Eatertrileellerf THE MAGPIE; Or, THE MAID OP PALAPIEAD. &word, Mr. Thompson; Fermi Genoa, Mr. Gordo; Blaisot. Mr. Koichi • Richard, Mr. Bompart). Armette, bias Smithson; Mae ei:rvas, Mrs. Harlow,. • To ormellide with the Forever THE MAXOR OFGAIIINATT. .FiftuM SATUUDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • • t Major William of &be 82d Foot, to be Lieateaaat- Colosel its the Aplay—Ealed October 13, 18:4. Tebe Melon king Ara" .- Copt ains George Peebles, of the MO* 1110101.4011, Richard Menem/we Oakes, of the lit L110411•8161.4o111411Ited Judy 19, 1821. Clllllll.lll, signed lip the Lard Lieutenant of the Comely. e e llessiex. Illannam Fitaberbeet, Esq. na be Deputy Lieutenant—dated *wag 20, 1021. Souk Militia. Dome, c eraae mt g ., tN younger, Esq. to be Captain, wysiaseiroalguadAmolatett A aged 18,1021. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. George Hawley, tato offlbeileell Hieb-strert, Middlemen, bet oust a Priestess,: in * Majesty's prisms of the Fleet, elseesrmouger, from AuslN 11 to September 29, at tea at G 0401.11. "'" -11 Robert Miro* late LareibentalLatreet. Loodoo,-totoate. oak linen-draper, from August 11 to September 29, at sea, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. James Wild.;B, of Fee-court, Fescburcb.street, loodoo, merchant. F.dward Howard and James Gibbs, of Cork-street, Bar liogton.gardens, Middlesex, money-serlversers. CROYDON, SATURDAY. ♦UGUMT 45. Wer•Olke, August 14, 1821. 4th ReltiorstaXitt Dregannia—Captein Nomliffe Nee. cliffe to be Major, by purctaase, rice %Velum, who eel ires-.- dated Aargosi 9, 1821. Annasaiss4wagemi diimioder Measles, from half-pay Mat Lieu Dragootaa r to be Malaise Surgeon, vice" William Gardiser, who eteheogea—dated A ugust 2 , 1821 . BM ditto —Captaiu Alexander Campbell to. be Major, by pfehue, vies Camodiah, promoted in the Ist Life Coerda—dated Autism 9, 1821. Liesitnimat Chtarke Smolt to be Captain, by purchase, vice Campbell—dated oesbuve Cornet sod Lienteasot turd George Beefier* to be Li to perebes.. vice 11mbo-4eled Si above. - - GAS NUISANCE. _TN; KING P. ROBERT MUNROE AND WILLIAM SEAL EVANS. WURNIIIII zrywy mow, - our. wwnw, twromo, . Mrs. Burch, Mrs. Illarlowe ; Mrs. Bruin, Mr.. Dobbs. WARWICK .4SSIZES. NISI PitIUS. DOR dens. NOEL AND OTHERS r. LANDO*. This was au action to eject the Def.ndar•t from certain premises* in the perish of Wisitaw, com monly called the Schoul.hoose. It appeared in evidence, that the school, with some other premise., hail ►een left by a Lady of the name of Hackett, with a small endowment to ethiciste four boys fur friar years each, gratuitously. To these premise', about filly years ago, a new house, nearly, was added, when the teacher or the sclio-1 had 78 acre. of land, which he held ui the Hackett fsuril3, of Moshull Hall. A lease was afterwards grauttd of these premises 'to the father of the Defendant, but, as the deed did not specify particularly whether it was the old buildings or the new, or both together, that was in•ended to be conve3ed by the Buse, the present Defendant, Mr. Landor, nciuld only give up so much of the property as he thought the Plaintiffs were entitled to. The trial proceeded to a great length, when the Jury returned a verdict fur the Defendant. •LBERT V. THE EARL OF SHREWSBAORY. This was an action to recover the suns of 94/. I Is. for vidointr timber belonging to his Liodallip on hi. estate at Grafton, in Worcestershire. Mr. Albert was employed by Mr. Lucas, of Grafton, to value the timber, which was shortly to be brought to the hammer. Mr. Albert valued the timber, aud scut in the valuation to the agents of his Lordship ma the day of sate: Mr. Lee, woodwind to the Etrl of Plymouth,' hash also been called in t• value the timber, anti, as his valuation was consitlerab'yabisve that of Mr. Albert, his valuation was taken by the agents as their guide at the sale, and Albert's was thrown apide as useless, and his bill was out paid. There was a guest difference in the two valuatio,, Lee's valuation being almost a third higher than Albert's. Two lots only were sold at the reserved bidding*, although some others were *old the next day by private contract. In fact, not above a thud of the timber was yet sold. Verdict fur Plaintiff, 91k Its, and 404. costs. • FORD •. ANDLR3ON. 'FM Listnane and twos-m.l,n! are most earnestly entreat. di to step forward iu aid of a Soh-eription, fur the purpose of p'seing hie iliscsosaulate IViilow and her tits ee pour Childress tile Yottorest only Two Mouths old), to some way of uh taming a livelihood, tiny' baring been left without any support. there is not a heart but 1.1.0 glow with sympilliiz ing liumatniy, our mi rye in which the tear of pity will not .tarn, on contemplating the • G ring Wifr and draiiiiite Cliii a inipluitione, ea inuative happoirii into an iloriteos to mei - 0110in their .11..11.r1p rotund illy the f dli ',nit, at the yorsent ',set serve to all. v late the shall of a thentUle to be hoped, Ili& humanity will out be made in 'I hr arralhat etiolation fur Iw gratifully acknowleilmd, at tttttt eraley and Cs.. bai.kt ye, and ('u hooker., MR, Feel-air. banker*, St. 31ildref above. 91 f t ditto—Lirrieaaat John Charles Former, from half-pay 76th Fool, to be Lieutenant (paying the differeacr), owe Trimmer, appointed to the 38th Foot—dated as above. etd ditio--Lieuteaam-Cokotel Wei!ism Wydgrs Neysioe, from kalf.pay 21 lb Fuut, to he Liesttettant-Cobael, vice Sir F. Swain, appointed to the 90th Foot—dated as above. 934 dsttu—arC;retliitiieliout•Culuncl Honourable Si, Charleo Genlom, room the 81.1 Foul, to he Alajor, vice Sitiberiaud, who em isinges—dated as übure. Royal Stair Cusps—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Sir James Roupell Culleluu. Hart. from the hall nay, to be Major, vice Andrew I.trog, who exchanges—dot. d us shove. Ist West holm Itrgoiseut— Lieutenant William Drummond, from the 10114 Light I)ragoitea, to be Captain, by pur chase, vice Ntskson, who i.tirr.—dated u above. HOSPITAL STAFF. Ataistarst Sorge°, Jame. Nouatt, (U D. from half pay lift Light Dragoons, to he Superosmerary Asiiistaut.Surgeou . . This was an action of treTass. In September, last year, Plaintiff and D, &slient lived i n th is town ; on the 21 it of that mouth Defendatit went to the house of the Plaintiff, and illisired for Mpg. Ford : this was about seven o'clock in time morning. When she came down stairs Defendant had walked into the garden. Defendant hail been there ti night before to ask for Mrs. Andelson, who, he said, had left him. After they had been talking some time Defendant flew into • great rage, drew a pit , - tol from his pocke', and said, " Let metnd my 'if,. giber- subject. The Defendatits hiving pleaded guilty, wife, when or where, 1 will s h oo t b ri l l G --d ! It . .. ...."........... .... 5.5.5......, ..........tr. wpou oais-pay ceiti rout —ua teu a s I. WILD (late of the above- PRICE OF SUGAR. there wile do occasion to try the matter of the itt- she to on the other side hell, l'.l shoot her." He 1 I wit, of Great Si. Helen's), wh o 91st ditto—Lieutenant John Charles Farmer, from half-pay 'The average price of Brows ur Muscovado Seger, eons. , dictnieut. It was neeemary that some punishment then- put his pitmol into his pock.t, agaim lu a 4 , /Mon-street, Whiteekapel, le. 76th Fuel , to be Lieutenant (paying the difference), vice puled from the Returns made in the week riding the 22d I i ins, 10th August, about Half- Trimmer, appointed to the 38th Foot—dated as above. day of August, 1821, is 32.. 21d. per hundred weight, ex- should be inflicted ; beyond diet, the nuisauce short time lie pulled out the pistol from his pocket. 4 , irked nowt' with moat brutal 92 f d ro d m it ha ier upo Lar y n 7 s l e t a b seLiezlu t :e k l e Li W e i s t i l l i: i m mul lie l.co ydg k e n : ei, N v e i y ee nne si; cloom of the doh ., of „stools paid or payable theme on most be abated. and advancing a step toward. Mrs. Ford, pointifig Mr. D. POLLOCK trusted that the Learned the pisiol towards her breast, said. •• D-ri in ''• 11 isde his escape I lislautly. The the 'importation thereof into Great Britain. . t , rnmpany with two others, who F.Stuvin, appointed to the 90th Foot—dated as abuse. ....--. Judge would allow him to make a few observations • Madura! if 1 don't shout you."—Nlrs. Fere no.ner. The D. reseed, bents 934 Milo—Reeves Lientenaut•Culonel Honourable Sir Charlee .1 I . PRICES OF CORN. ',allied there, and shortly Site Gordon, foam the 81st Fol, to hr Major. vice Sutherland, upon the subject of punishment. He was pre • very great alarm, rats Irtim him over a los 1...1" , Coro, oared with a ffi davits to sliew, first, the cocoa- and then got over mime hurdles, and so into a $ Ribs brisket, uu one side, and who ex. 'singes—dated an •bure. Weekly Return of she Average Price of British Coro - 'l' i I,i ki ' Royal swir Corps — Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Sir James under which the ■alleged nuisance arose; neighbour's a bi n a d " , te se . cond, the measures taken to remove it. So motel . , and was confined to her room, from the house. Site sus far advauced in preg- Winchester . Il e leasare, as received from die Inspectors, in r nt air most earnestly entreat, it Roswell Culletuas, Hari. from the kailpay, to be Major, the "'Pet" Maritime_ o 11 i.oriclt I. EU_ldand l e a u_ i d o : Va a l " r ; !runs which the Prices that govern ltnpur t Sob-eriptissit, fur the yttrium(' 41( vice Andrew Looe, who titchauses—datid a. *burr. long ago as 1816, application was made to the City fright, for three or four days. •0 II M and her tin re pour Chiliteea Isl West Intim Itesiniesit—Lieutenant William Drummond. rakulated —Assent IL 1821. of London fur a license to put a pipe into the River Verdict fur Plaintiff—Dansages ISOL costs 40s. Hilo old), iII rums way of oh- from the 10111 Light Oraitoous, tu be Captain, by per. , . . - 'a Thames to carry off the residuum of the gav: that la baring been left without any chase, vice llitaktion, who i.tire.--dated as s h ore. ...*. i 4iitkSPECIAL JURY. 1 HOSPITAL STAFF . 2 application was referred to the Committee of NavinN. , it o t f ee tl w m er T e I,,ta E El 4- THS ZINO sr. PliDlloltll. CIAO'S. but et glow with syinpailtiz- A.aislaat Surgeon James Siouan, AI D. from half pay 21st o 0.. 0 . 1 h p ac leo e s s ei s l wilful and corrupt peritir 1 This was an action, charging the Delentiant with li i Asaistant.Surgeou to grant the license. Under that license the De- Simeon Birch, Esq. of ak Y ;tifi - e t ld w ,i a t s i th b : ( e ug oun ht ty b o ' f which the tear tit pity will riot Light Dragooli., to be Superaumerary • unhappy situation of the suf. la the East Indies, vice Alexander Sinclair, who exchanges fentint• had acted, and until this isidictotent was Stafford , against the Defendant, Robert •Beretsford I 56 8. d 7 3 5 4 . rt 3, 26 e. d 10 2 a l . d. a. n a. d 4 32 s 1 3 8 0 . d c;l s o . d o . lithe's, thus •adtlettly busied by --dated Die , tuber 15, 1820. preferred they had not the slightest intimation thut Podwore , of Monk's Kirby, iii this comity, its awful, from • stair of rum- Aiwistaut.Surgrusi James &ride Huston, M.D. from haltpay -- ---...-__ _., ultras of wee and en rrrr r that Newfoundland Ect.eihles, to be Asmatauf Suwon to the • 1 r sfilieted heart.. If the soli- Voices—dated Julie 25,1611. We understand it is the intention of several pro- in so doing they were guilty of a nuisance: until Clerk. hag tear, or s..othe the grieving Fluspotal-Aimataist Isaac James, .frnew half-pay, to be Hus. lt appeared by the evidence, an d numerous docu- piietore in Leeds and oilier towns to follow the ex- that time, therefore, their conduct was at least ex. merits produced in this very complex case, that the i lif trial and despair, it w i ll at pital-Aasiansui to the Fusee's, true Halloo, who resigns—. , of ample the Marquis of Ileaveouo, who has, by cnsoble. The moment this pimeeution was ii.sliw Rev. Defendant. in 11117, entered tutu au agreement strews and. r • hit Is they labour; dated July VI, 1621. to purchase of Plaintiff, at the price of 4,oloCean UN ATTACH ED. Inn agent, JOHN 11611 WOOD, Esq. given notice to t o t e d they took measures to prevent the recur- list this ..ppeal to the Neu& of Major Charles Synge, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be the owners of Melon engines its Holbeck, near reuse of the evil complained of; t h e pipe laid by estate, at Eartou-cinder-Needwoo.l, can't! Folquok. i N vain. Leeds, whrre the Noble Marquis leas considerable virtue of the Imam was removed. su that it could From the number f ler f tun a sympathising Public will Lieutenant Comunl of Infa n try, I.y nurchatte, vice thueral lit —lei/. produced in Cowl, property, of Ivia intention to rut i t s f orce th e ino st. not have any possible communication with the it did not appear that the D. fruciaut intended mud kindly ',remit, by Messrs. L e wd', who r e inee—dated August 9, 1621. BREVET. i 76 Pall-man; Messrs. Pried 'mos of M r. M. A. I :AYLoa's A ct , except they Hirer. Sitter then, he would venture to assert, to shrink from hut engagement. but, 4111 MIMI i t t . s ' iter:t t mod WWII. Fill and Colonel Henry Darting , on half-pay Bth Garrison Battalion, i 6l • . speedily take , measures to cousuute Ili it smoke. t here was uo just Cease oi compleiut. He had fur. log with his attorney, he was told that the title was ;tetra cuing, Itt,ii:try. t to be Major-Bet/nal to de Stray—dated July 19, Mt. i • I 1 Si P ••• -- • ~ _ --,...—_. • . I The pour. to be opened at Six Clock, and the Pe►- ejeleaaneee to begin at Seven. Rune, 76 ; 5141110161 Price, 3e. 39. 6,1. ; Second Prier, So.—Gallery, Ss.; Stewed Price, lc—Upper Gal lery, Second Price, 6J. To-morrow, Ella Rosenberg—with The Coronation—after which, first time, • Petit Comedy, in two acts, called £506. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, August 27, will be performed the Play of THE MOUNTAINEERS. °Carina (first time), Mr. Conway ; Count Virolet, Mr. noreel k urr ; kilmallock, Mr. IVard; Roque, Mr. Younger; Sulcazin Muky, Mr. Faulkner; Lope Tisch°, Mr. Oaberry; Loh, Mr. Decamp. Zorayda, Mn. Young; Florauthe, Chatierley ; Agnes, Mn. Jones. ♦Vier which, 2J doe. • sew Comic Piice, i• one act, calle4 MATCH-MAKING. The P►iacipal Characters by Messrs. Jones, Ozbesry, De camp, Terry, and Mrs. Chsiterley. To conclude with the Farce of FORTVNE'S FROLIC. Rubiu Rout!lshesii, Mr. Uib.y;to Smock., M►. Williams; Rattle, Mr. Baer. sliss Naury, Miss Smitb; Dully, Mrs. Buses, So.—Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, 2s.—Seeond Gal les'', Is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massingham, at - tke Theatre. . N.B.—Private Boxes may be bad niglatly, by application at the Box-office. To-marrow, Foelainebleau—Match-makieg—and High Lire 8,101. Stairs. . Ou Wetione.dny, Exit by Illistake--Maich-tanking—sad Dui Days in Bus& o t. YU RA TRE-ROYA L,...R NO LIS H 0 P ERA-HOUSE, 'STRA N D. THIS EVENING. MONDAY, August 27, wall be performed the Musical Fares of MY AUNT. Nihon. Mr. Wreath; It.tile, Mr. Harley ; Suherlove, Mr../ Enigirt; Frederick, Mr. Howard. Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. Grure; Emma, Mins Seymour. After which Ike Musical Ealerlainiseat of THE ADOPTED CHILD. Sir 111..rtrand, Mr Kuirbiitham ; Le Sage, Mr. Morley; Record (51 time), Mr. finery; Midler!, Mr. Bulky. Clara, Mrs. Balls; Lucy, Mies I. Stevrinun. Tu which will be added, 141 k time, a new Comic Piece, io one act, called TWO WIVES! Or, A HINT TO HUSBANDS. Sir William Prune, Mr. W. 13ersuets; Mr. Trumonsr, Mr. R o ohuthasss ; Flank, alias Captain Bounce, alias Lawyer Johnson. alias Humphry• Clod, Mr. Harky. Lady Prime, Mrs. Grove ; Mrs. Ts Usurer, Mrs. Balls. To condude with the Romantic Melo-drame of THE VAMPIRE. Characters in the inirudirelory Varsoa—The Vampire. Mr. T. P, Cooke. Lady Margaret, Miss Carr ; Coda, Miss Hold away; Ariel, Miss - Boil, is. Characters in the Dianna—Rushsrn, Mr. T. P. Cooke ; Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Broadhurst; Mr. Wilkinson. Lady Margaret, Miss Can ; Bridget, 11Ira. Grove; Effie, Miss I. Stevenson. To-asonoa, The Miller's Maid—Two Wi►es—aud Lo►e's Dream. Ou Thursday, The Miller's Maid—after which will be pit:Wilmot a wew Operetta, call. d A Curt fur Coxcombs—with Love's Dream. VAUXHALL. Owing to the very beautiful Weather that bay just set in s fire Gardens will 1111, elu*e emu! Wednesday Next, Au. goat 29. Some additional perparatione are itsak int( to wee Kitt to the tiro retuaiaiuit sights' Entertainments. EVENING. MONDAY, Angulo n, there will be a GRAND GALA, in whirl. it will doubtlessly be cools stall that the general soap data of the whwle Gardens is most splendid and imposing. The FIRN NOR KS will a 1... be ■ fine display of Pyro technic invention, •oil which will terminate with the grand and interertistg Sc. ne of the Eruption ~ Mould Vesuvius and Ilse It.y Royal %lildary, Caledonian, and Pandc•u Bands, het ii ern Ilse Ads and awe she Con cert, will prrlllim a vAsiety sit popular Martial and uther Mime. In •vv• ittea.urs• will he taken to reader the amusemsuts of ibis night s-or of the nivel brilliant of the season. Admission 3s. &I.—Doors open at Scven, and the Con cert begin, at Eight o'C:hick. DREADFUI. MURDER! MIH. N A AN I El, WILL) (late of the House of Messrs Cobra, of Great St. Helen's), who resoled its She Crescetit, Ussiun.strert, Wlnicelsapel, se. hutting home on Friday evening, lUth August, about Half. past Eight u'llock, stmi knocked (loon with most brutal suslem eby a Vitiator, who made his esempe instantly. The Nlartarrer upionred in he in company with two ethers, who (wade a tender of their tootoriairee. The I..).reasariol, before h o t a fro yards I, nu hu t ur, r. ached there, and shortly atter e‘por.ll. Irsoriog had ten of his Ribs broken uu one side, and 111.1 4.11 the other. Military Collifi,ToVe Carom, by rumbas*, vies ii.butie, promoted—dated as above. 13th ditto—Colonel Thema. Hawker, from half-pay 2011, Lied Dragoons, So be Liealesaul•Coluoel, without pur chime—dated as above. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Colonel Ho. operable H G. P. Tuvinshettel to be Lieuteaaut-Culouel, without purchase—dated July 25, 1821. Lieutenant -Culotte' James &moue West to be First Major, without purchase, with she reek of Colonel—slated as above. Lieutenant-Colonel John Hinbury to be Second Major, without purchase, with the rook of Colonel—dated as above. Lieutenaut.Colonel Leslie Grove foam to be Third Major, without purchase, with the rook of C.ohosel-e-dated as above. Coldstream regiment of Foot Guards—Colonel Alexander Woodford to be LMuleusoll-Culunel, washout Forelan— d/aril as •bove. Colonel Sir Henry F. Bouverie, K.C.B. to be First Major, vice %ouolford—d.sed as above. Colonel James Mucci's/sell to be &court Major, vice Bouverie —dated as above. 341 Regimist of Fol. Gourds—Lieutenant-Goblet H. Wil loughby Ituoke to be Lientemot-Coloael, without par. chase, with the rank of Colunel—dated as above. Lieutenant -Colonel Johu Clitherow to be First Major, without purchase, with Ilia rash of Colonel—dated as Lit utenant-Colonel James Johnson Cochrane, to be second Major, without purcime, with the rank of Coluuel— dated as above. Lieutenant Jeffery Prendergast to be Lieutenant and Cap. lain, by purchase, vice Baird, who rains—dated Aerial 9. 1871. Feerbrick Hartford, Gent. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Prendergast--dated as above. Ist Regiment of Foot —Lieuteosui-Colonel Charles derleath, from haltpay 49th Foot, to be Lieutenaut. Colonel, without purchase—dated as above. 9th ditto—Colonel klaibaniel Blackwell, from half-pay 82.1 Fool, to be Lieutenani-Cukinel, without parcbase—dated as above. 4th ditto—Lieuteeant-Colonel Archibald Mathairse, from baltpay 7114 West India Regiment, to be Lieutemet- Colonel, without purchase—dated as shove. 19th ditto—Colonel Sir William Parker Carroll. fell= Ow half pay, to be Lieutenant-Colosiel, without purchase— dated as above. 21st ditto—Lieutenant Edmund Henry Brirlgeasaa, from the half-pay of the tat ur Grenadier Foos Guards, to be First Litutermit vice Hubert Christie, who exchange., receiving the diereace—datii 1 August 2, 1871. 38th ditto—Colonel Sir Archibald Campbell K.C.B. fru* the ball-pay, to be Lieuteumt•Colunel, without purchase— dated Almost 9, 1841. Lirrseeaut William Trimmer, from the 91ot Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Adolphus Cooke, who retire., gyms half pay 76th Foot, irreiving she difference—dated as above. 4lst diltu—Licomemint Frederick Seymour, from the 7th Light Dragoon., to he Captain, by purchase, vice Cra duck, who retifrd—dated as above. Heusy Churchill Taihwell, Grit. to be Ensign, by per chose, vice Ashe, proimied—dated J•ly 28, 1841. 49th di to— Lieu iesmot.Colonel Thomas Ureretun, from half. pay Royal Took Rangers, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Josuithair Yates , who rxeliangos—dated August 9 , 1821. Stith ditto—Liemenaut-Culonel Henry John, from ',elfin' , 11311 s Foot, to be Lieuteuant.Culonel, without purchase— dated as shove. 61st ditto—Brevet Major William Green to be Major, with out purchase, sire Faise, appointed au linipectiag Field Officer of the Militia au the louim Islands—dated as above. 64th ditto—Lieutenant.Colonel Francis Batiersby, from half pay of she Glengarry Feneihles, t o b e Lieutenant. .. . _ Colourl, without purchase—JAM as above. Emig.' [leery Francis Broderip has resigned his Commis sion—shatedav above. 87th ditto—Lieutrosaut Colonel Donald Mackay, from bait pay 3d Ceylon Recutieut, to be Lwutoreant•Colusel, with out purchase—JAM us above. 72d Jiltu—Lieutesoaut-Coluuel Felix Calvert, Crum half-pay, of the Regius. at, to be Liestenaist-Culouel, witburt pur chase—slated as above. 75th dsitii—Loessteleant•Colunel Sir Julia Campbell, from half-pay, to he Lieuimant.Colunel, without purchase— dated us above. 61st ditto—Major Sutherland, from 9351 Fuca, to be Major, vice Sir Charles Gurdou, who exchanges—dated as above. 111th olstion.-Captain Roderick Sl'Neil, from th e hat Life Guar.la, to be Mejor, by purcbai.e, vice Cockburn, whu retirra—dated as above. Mph ditto—Lirotruaut-Culonel John %Tallinn% Mallet, from half-pay Stich Fuut, to be Lieuteuant Culuuel, without porchabe—dated as above. 90th ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Frederick Swain, K.C.B. hoist the 92d •Fuel, to he Lieutenout.Coliiiiel, The Terence olsoretirea upon half-pay 27th Fout—dared as This was on indictment against the Defendants, who are members of the Southwark Bridge Gas Light Company, for a ouisauce on the river Thames, by suffering the refuge and residuum of the gas martufactitred by them to escape into the said river, whereby the fish in the neighbourhood of the 11/11. nufectorr wee destroyed, to the great injury of the freitlpherinen of London. The Defendant* were now called up to plead, and they severally isleadell guilty. The COMMON SllRJailirt (edit wham were Mr. BOL LAND end Mr. A R A atm), then prayed the judg ment of the Court. He raid that the nuisance for which the Defendants were indicted was one of a most abominable nature, and one which hail been persevered in from the time at which the itidictment was found, until the present moment. This pro.. secution was instituted by the Corporation of the City of London, for the protection of II numerous body of industrious persons who got their living by fishing in the river Thome*. The King was, in virtue of his prerogative, the conservator of all public rivers ; but, in this instance, the conserva tion of the river Themes was claimed by prescrip tion by the Corporation of London, and they felt themselves, imperiously culled upon to institute this proceeding. The indictment against the De fendants charged them with having set up a menu ' factory for the purpose of making a liquid, or vapour, c alled gm; and that, in the course of th e manufacture, they had conveyed into the, River Thames the refuse of the gat. which was of so destructive and pernicious a nature as to destroy the fish wherever its influence reached; and had so far impregnated the water of the Thames with its poi sonous qualities, that persons who had been accus tomed to apply it to domestic purposes were no longer able to use it. This iudictweut was pre ferred at the lust Spring Assizes. The nuisance was charged to have commenced in the mouth of February last year, and to have continued down to the month of March in the preseut year. The Defendants having plesi!ed guilty to the indict meta, the only question now was, what sentence the Court would pronounce upon them. With a view to guide the judgment of the Court, he wea pre. pared with the evidence of a great number of fisher men employed on the River Thames, who would prove that they had seen thousands of tish de stroyed by the gars refuse mingling with the water, and that it this nuisance was suffered to continue they would he ruis,rd, and become utterly unable to gain a livelihood as fishermen. One of the wit nesses would swear, that in one instance he had a quantity of eels in a net, to the value of 30.. and that in one night they were all destroyed. When the indictment was laid before the Grand Jury, en experiment was exhibited to convince them of the baueful effect of this dreadful poison. Some of it being mixed with water, a few lore fish were thrown to, and they died almost instantly. Mr. Justice BURROUGH observed, that as the Defendants had pleaded guilty to the indictment, it was uniircesoary now to go into particulars. If the nuisance was not abated, something else must be done. It must be put down at all events. The judgment of the Court, in addition to the punish ment of the offenders, would be to abate the nuisance, and it would be the duty of the Sheriff to Pre that it was effectually abated. Mr. D. Pot.t.oex, Counsel for the Defendants, assured the Court that the nuisance was now com pletely abated. The Defendants were trillion( re spectively to submit to the judgment of the Court for their by-gotte offence ; but he was quite pre pared to .misty the Court that the nuisance had been long since abated. Mr. Justice BURROUGM repented, that part of the judgment of the Court would be that the nui sance be abmcd, and the Sheriff would do his duty in that respect. The COMMON SERJR•NT assured the Court that the nuisance wes not yet abated, and that SO late as yesterday, it was in full vigour. Some bottles of the pernicious matter had been brought down, and if the Learned Judge would only submit his olfactory nerves to its influence, he would be eon ',sewed w an instant of its inodurous and even poi sonous qualities. At consultation, the Counsel lied gone through the °ideal, and it bad a most powerful effect upon their nasal organs. Mr. Justice BURROUGH declined this appeal to Ins judgment., and was quite content to take the report of the Learned Common Serjeaut upon the 'Abject. The Defends! 'leaded ilt t •er to obierve, that in the last Seas nl I'•rl a men!, when certain Gals Light Bills were brought in, Lord Shafttabory, as Chairmen of the Co•mult tse of the !louse of Lord•. had introdnic I dame., which provided the most ample protect agaihai the repetition of ant , *nudist- nuisance. The Coq/- pithy to which the Defendants belonged were • corporate(' by one of these Bills ; and in tit • act rl• iiicorporation inch a clause had been introduce/I, which threatened the moat ruinous penalties fo► any infringement of the law. Under these circum stance•, considering that the Defendants had acted under n license, had had no nntice . that Ilfey were guilty of any offence until dry indictment w•as pre • [erred, that the nuisance ass completely abated, and that the Legislature had provided the most effec tual means of preventing she recurrence of any s•- miler offence, he trusted that the Coda would thick the imposition of any thing beyond a nominal fill.' Was unnecessary. The COMMON SNAJEANT said, he was certainly not aware of any notice being given to• the De fend:into before tiny were indicted ; but lie was squally ignorant that the Defendants had had any license for what they hail done. Mr. Justice Minimums said, that if such a license had been granted, it would go materially to the question of pui.i-hment. The COMMON SERJSANT said, he sags quite cot - vinced no license could have been granted to jus tify the nuisance to the extent complained of. Mr. Justice BURROUGH —" Afire the indict ment, it does nut appear that they {save obstinately continued the nuisance. The Prosecutors will have their remedy by abatement, and that will he a sufficient security for the fatuse." Mr. Pot.tocm said, that the Defendants were most anxious to remove all causeof complaint. Mr. Justice Bußsounti then sentenced the De fendants to pay a fine to the King of 5:. each. and further adjudged that the nuisance be abated. BANKRUPTS. Edward Howard andlanesaibbs, late of Cork-street, Borliegton.gardena, Westminster, Middlesex. mooey.scri. anent, to surreoder, September 8, 22, sod October 6, at twelve. at Guildhall. Attomeys, Messrs. Shaw and Stephens, Vero lam-buildings, Gray's- In mstiviare. John Bother,. and Thomas Pape, of Leeds. York, seed. crushers, to surrender, August 30, September 3, and Octo ber 6, at eleven, at the Cour-house, Lads Attorneys, Messrs. Robison. and Soo, Essex-street, Strand, London; and Mr. Ward, Leeds. George Fry, of Newbury, Berko, mercer, lo surrender, September 1,8, and October 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Basioghall.street, Lawton. Richard Whiteside, Henry Fisher, and Thomas Hartle, of %Mitcham, Cumberland, merchants, to surrender, Sep tember 8, 11, and October, 6, at eleven, at Ike Black Lion, Whilehaven. Attorneys, Mr. Hodgson, Whitehaven; and Mr. Falcon Elm-court, Temple, London. Robert Nantes, late of Great Turn, tile, Lincoln's-lan. Arida, and of High Hatboro, Middksex, hat-mannhicturer. to surrender, September 1,8, and October 6, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Harvey and Wilson, Lincoln's- Inn-fields, Lomlon. George Cooper, jun. of Old Ford, Middlesex, farmer, to surrender, September 1,6, and October 6, at twelve*. Guild. hall, London. Attorneys, Mesta. Stevens and Wood, Little Saint Thomas Apostle, Queemstreet, Leedom. Joapb Hodgson, now or late of Sinindrnp, Durham, shopkeeper, to surrender, September 28, 49, aad October 6, at eleven, at Mrs. Brisaaskill'a, innkeeper, Siaindrop. At torneys, 111 . T sold Hutchinson, Bloonssbury. square, Loudon ; amid Mr. R. 11. Hatehinsob, Barnard John Thorn Thorn, of Plymouth, Devon, carrier, to our ;eider, September 6,7, and October 6, at Acres ' at the Cumsnereisl Hotel, Plymouth. Attorneys, Mesars.imodyr, Hurts% Houk', Sandy*, and Saadys, Cruse court, Fleet- Meyer, Levine; mud Me. G. P. Rarest Plymouth. • Thomas Parry, of Manchester, Bares, and Robert Seaton, late of Pontefract, but now of Werldwidge, Pork, and Joseph Armitage, of Pontefract, cotton-spinsters, to surrender, September 7,8, sod October 6, al ten, at the Star Ina, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. John Walker, Essex. street, Manchester; and Mr. Ellis, Chaneery-laae, London. Robert Lambert, of Ardwick, wear Manchester cotton manufaci urer, to surrender, September 7,8, sod delober , at ten, at the Star lon, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Julia Higsus Cross street, Marchester ; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery lase, L eaden. Daniel Edward Colston, of Islinglos-road, otherwise St. John-street-road, Middlesex, upholsterer, to serreader, September 7, at seven, 8, and October 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Pope, Old Beddow. Henry Taylor, late of 'Sidney place ' Cummercial-road, Middlesex, master•Enariner, to surrender, September 11, 22, and October 6, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Crabby baliabwry.square, London. John Taylor. of the Newest, Lambeth, Surrey, iron monger, to surrender, September 7, at seven, 8, and October 6, at eleven, at Guildhall, Li-indult. Attorney, Mr. Woiloll, Nicholas-laue. DIVIDENDS. September lb. D. Stalker andA.D. Welch, of Leadeahall street, hoodoos, slopaellers, at tea, at Guildhall. September 40 J. Marsh, of Rotherham, Turk, grocer, at twelve, at the Crowu las. Rotherham. CERTIFICATES —San-masa 15. M. Burton, of Wolvertiamplou, Stafford, rucer,J. T. Bells, of Aldgatie Hijh•strret, Loudon, tea.deater.—T. Gvrkinh,of HtglaHolborn, Middlesex, shopkeeper..-T. Staab, of Torquay, Deems, nterchaut.—J. Cantle, of &await, So merset, tocivaller.—J. Preston, late of Torquay, Devon, merc h asi t.—J, W. Sanders, of Neweasile.eposoTyne, oar. chant.—A. G. Davidson, lase of Haegoet-court, Fleet-street, London, oterchaut.—W. Woods, of Crawford.sireet, Nary le-bone, frlltddlenen, linen-draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Gisborsie junior, sod .1. Brittlehauk,uf Ashborne ssrl Chopel-eis.le-Frtill, Derby, bankers, July 17, 1921.—J. Baker and E. Smith, of Lime -street, Louden, winamsreliantaduii• 24, 1821 —B. Cave sod J. Cave, of Chuich-street, Hackney, prialers, August 11, 1821 —J. T. Taylor sad T. Browne, of Upper Thames.strrei, London, inuunnerehaels, Decem her 31, 1820.—R. Co.. tens apd J. Kubiumn, of Ws'brook, Loudon, atlurseys, August 24, 1821.—T. Alps, E. Verie pins, J. P,ice, and H. J. Barker, of King -street, Cheap ▪ Lainduis, Manchester-au/housemen, Julie 30, 1821. —T. Ivisuu aud J. Scott, of %Vaud /are', Cheapatdr, Len • shsal sad bumbeaces-warrbutieculee, Argues, 21, 1821. I ~ 1~~.;