The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-07-10 00:00:00

• - c 1 A‘',^ ~! re an exlinenisher Isp,,j‘i,ssay erre the expression, an ram, to the o bj e ct idi elm. 11 woad +tit testify the pies elsrs I experitnee inittilivfisiassorst so Demesnes a body of icelluresit alp ieultiorists mina the opport•sity of eviiiriair riy partiality our N or folk; lor I moon you, as 041011 as riiirr this eutonty, all care ho Isanialiell from my hremt, awl 1 f el quite rewired the moment I rotor unused you.— (Low! ',plow') nutid . l;ne nod lint shrine of the plumes The :Unto, nod prolwrily to the city 44 Norwich. Dr. RIGIBY retnrned thanks. Ti, Mayor, and prooperity to the htortmeh of Lynn. The town of Yitrittoutb, and arty it ever suastetain its pe llets: un.lepewli tice 1 he High %rain' of Norfolk. Me. K T ?owned thanks. Mr. Colic Paid, it gave him great pleasure to see the pro. Press hr the farm which they had visited this morning (Mr. Oar. a', He observed there was a mutiesil interest re the landlord and the tenant, and that the grautirelg :•g leases leas for the heaellt of both, for the tenant was turreby induce.: to bestow expenses upon it, willsoet the feat s t having thereat, raised from its pr..iliseing more than was •speeted Mr. C. then said, he 'should give them the health e;t his Noble Friend, the Earl of Athematic : he shoold take • kis opportuney, he his Lordship had mot yet been over farm—(LosigitlerJ—and he knew he wouM attack him in that Ivey if hr could. Mr. Coke passed !Vest rwelinthlin• npi o his Lordship for having brought into cultivation si 'fort of land which two years before had been a ban! hungry sheep.walk. Ibierland, which then was worth but from three to fire shillings au acre, had wow wheal upon it whir+, If the crop stood, he thought would produce from eight to ten • *iambs an acre. Mr. Coke said, his Lordship was a etas far arehum he had the highest ettintatiosa, and be should give him %vitt) three tones there. lord A tenuous said, it was quite impossilele for feint to return sharks in sufficketly adequate terms. His worthy friend had said so much •haut his faun that it would he cratrary to decorum were he to say any thing 'raison hi• (tir. Coke's) even if be were disposed to do ro ; " though I .'u not doubt (saki his Lordship) but that when I have Ate* It, there will belittle fault for me to find. With respect to Hey own farm, it is certainly in a good state of cultivation, crud it is worth seeing, as it yhews that comparatively barren soul, which my farm really was, is to he rendered capable of producing abundant crops; I may say it is worth freeing, snot that any meek is due to myself, hut to my bailiff, Mr. J. Piestle, who, to do him jiistice, I will say, is a man of the yeersiteet honesty, integrity, and ingenuity. I will say again it is worth seeiog ; because it may he an inducement for soiree of the p.m sit company to pay me a visit, when I shall he most happy to show them every civility in my power." Sir J. SINCLAIR wilted to know, whether this land had been brought to such a state of high cultivation without C.ireign manure, and without abstracting from the manna ejgood snit; fur if that was the case, it was the TOM ion port:tat information he hail obtained in all his agricultural /esearelies. laird ALOILMARLI answered, that no foreign wanner was toted, nor was my murk inktai from the other baud : the plan por•ned was ibis—first of all the furze was burnt, thew ploughed once, and sown with sots which were moderate; then ploughed mice again, mid sown with turnips, which were fed off with sheep; then he laid on about 120 1418.11 of 111 . 1 per acre, and it was ploughed once again, and sown elle woad crop of *Mat. Sir .1. SINCLAIR, aft. r s bat had been staled, said he should propu‘e to 110 so, the pleasure of improving wastes.— ( legatee.) Atter whirls Mr. COILS said, he was almost to propose the health of a Noble Lord %limn he had had the pleasure of wring here two years ago—a man In whom the country towed more *MI 111 any mail alive; he had been both a sul• slier and a sailor, and to much of s farmer, that vibes, some pairs ago, he was here, nod they were riding in a Ministate. so , tesitse opposite to s field of *hem, his Lordship jumped tip in the carriage, and exelaimed, what a beautiful piece of Isestoler.—(Latirliter.)—llle was also an advocate for the Merino Mei 4 4.4 sheep; we should no doubt hear whether they had Men valuable or rot. He should give thews the toolth of Loud F.nkinr, to whom he, as no Englisbotan,felt L.mself more loth. birth than any nisi.. 1.0r41 . 1:101‘1!1E tint - nett thanks, and said that he enuld in no nay at - count foe Lir. 1100. Enfold's referring to him on subjerts. 11 woe, in fact, a practical Norfolk i •snier applying for inforinsf to an Aberdeen turnip— rlogliff r);—but as 1a *yet s, taking up their briefs at a shoot rotor, :Aid nadir lifetime of kuotritig a great dial, fre. toirotly it.. paned upon tits if clients, su be, ',nettle read his Hot. fi iriora (Mr ('umen's) excellent book, might task r. eat 41. al on the solik et, and profess to be a great spa ridturi%t.--(Loud laughter —With regard to barren soils, its the unlit% atom of what, vii much labour was necessary, it «as ertain that that which was in she beginning pro riiiincil a ems. , to mankind, bad proved a blessing. The fot-coine Cif ats.r Iliad 4,6E1n/illy placed our first parents in a 51tira b., cultivation was necessary, and where every thing grew spinit•nroosly from the I anti, without la. Mw—lint what had berm the suns. 1%11,, no vuoiter slid the Devil find Adam idle than he paid him a visit, we lie I.s. dome • idle ratan sluice that perni.l.—(Lond laughter ) —fEnestecemity fur therefore, his Lordship routtaided, ass • tkii.ing. A roolia3y opinion, Lail i.e. it Ina Itlllajbeil loy some persons, who min it'd that it was 11111001ille 10 at t.-snot to obtain fume on• os it soil that whifh ive could pro em, Irons a foreign c ttttt dry at a much leas riqiente. " For Iffy part(said the Noble Lid) In. vet 11111 S a certain I se In the environs of Loudon (viz. florflom) but 1 think what a pity it is-that all sorb peop'e ate nut cm, lied there--(Louph fer.)-4,selli a system, gentlemen, indeed be por•ueil if sU sidiems were on a liar with rata other; litd whilst our trade oodeommerre are crippled by taxation (1 do out mean to infra:ore polities, 111,1* to 00,1 Molar on any set of men), sad whilst foreigners can bring into o u r roadies. corn of thirty.six shillings per quarter. it i• imp.irnblr for tie to compete with t hem."—( Load a4rl coniinucd *wild 5, , ..-1116 bUdship then 'proceeded to comb:ion sprculati tttt a in corn, and coo wed. dohat it was of the utMe•t imp., lance 1,3 en (Online the agriculture of this kingdom. To such a spi t, in, hoarser, were thin , * reduced in the present dn . , that though a ease should be mode out as cleat as that two and two snide filar, yet it must be referred to a Committee.— (Hew, hear )—With regard to his ignorance in out know.' rag wheat trainl tawnier, It am Mt Anse he had never lien it tinder the drill." And who (said his Lordship) knows a man again alir be has been 4H/ref—seen his own (Miter and mother can sCAITIy reCtig.oiZe him..—( Lord fampli• ter.,—As to the Merino, about which 1 ant expected to reek, I have certainly foe some time loot a bad opitsitm of it hpneitat its, hut as they have of tole dime better—(Ap pfiiiisc)-1 will defer giving my °RIM tttt of them to a future . . . when I %boll be baler - able ttp sikr.k wilb certatioy ton tbe imhjeci " •9 ►e Vote or SIISIZX them rose mud ask), "The Nuhtc Lord has made a vest,' eluipiesit speech ; there is one I.LII of it, however, which duct 1.01 Smola, guile char; lie has talk. • st of twit and I two snaking four, hot my f. lend Dr.Righy hi re b'« rowed that one and one make Loyd l a u g ht er .) the Royal Highness theta proposed slur lwalth of Iklr.Colie, the gieatest Commoner in Eugland, and the first promoter f ago trultiste.«-.( Lit mak wit it ealhesiaslie °Nihon- ) Mr. Code said, is was nut in the pus. r wf Liu/stage to lit re.. t.,.. lei-hugs; hr t unsuleled this the p►owdest itaiwu of ' , lf to him, and smug this ineriiiig far mere mute. 1i...11 On former occasions, gave him a hope that slur Hoikbaist Sheep Sharing had men attended wtll. at bast swap cdvaistages. He lwlicteil there were present gentle. awe trout all parts «f she milled kingdom, and he hoped .'bat, if they raw any thing Ili tutu.. of 'belt rimy, cubs wieful or prufitabk, they scald communicate it to their wsighbotses. who might derive Leitch' item it. (near, Aegr ) Mr. ('kr said he should sow prupuse the health uf our of RI Intuit and I leisure, be meant Mr. Cameo, • Lone Lr eonaphineuted fur the persertrauce and tudisstry he had ii.cd tu b.tug his laud iu Caadeeilaild auks cultivateua. i:.ike thin referred to a book Mr. Curweu bad Willy pule. which was our of the 'su►t isitellsgeut soaks lie had e►er reed, seem( his lion. Fr'aud's (Su. Juba Sinclair's) Curia of Agriculture. Mr. Cunwaw felt highly gratified for the booms, the coin: play had dime him, sad be was happy is having a publics wlrgamtunity of confessing, that it was Mr. Coke's example that bad inspired boas in his onderiskitig.—(Appi sass.) — He was pre-essiseatlY able to state, from his beteg owe of the °West visitors, the improvements that bad take place • • • itaiee they con . ant ht i 4 &fillip 'O4 She pee. Deus ore-sateen, except they hadvirva this lard at that lime. lie linew this country at a itantelies KW, Jantires aisle did not appear obsesrd, .. that he road panel out Ilse cownty of Boys fork lu make roads for the other pada of the kingdom," but lu Ireve known his error he must have lived at the reseed day. Mr. Cerra,* thee spoke as its dived...4e dad bad takes place ""ceMr.Coke beg" h" •Trietilittrel pursuits; if we look remind aow, we see this county, mew, G...krroli mow., 1., by the awist.nee of indwetry awl soy ,one of the mu.l productive comities. front whence more is diemei•ge feed the people than from any other, sod iu the rimi. Srf the Ignorant hudialorhsuess. has tiro up the ialellincul old ilidepriiilcut farmer. And it was slat love of independence Thal animated our mem at Waterhso, when Ihethed Sip rows tend with soldiers, riaperisw in numbers and military .h.ei phue Mr. Comets then spoke as MI the change that hail taken place in the morals of tits people el this comity ; lie recollected the lime when a prayst•buiik was see* hut in the bawls of the elerrytams of She parish and his family, bid now it was area in Ike hand, of every peasant. Alt. C. then passed an eulueium 911 Mr. Coke en the good be slid wilts she riches Ise was blessed with—he wished every rich man would come and take a lessen (rune Miss; he was sore if teasy one acted as Mr. Coke did, they -might sleep in peace with their doors and windows upeu, fur he believed that a grateful heart was So be Num, in every man. Mr. Cteraren again returned thanks, and concluded with 'hoPiwg his worthy host width' long live lie enjoy his deserved riche. and popularity —(Lond and confine, applawie.) 'the Independent Veoneaury of the County—three times there. Mr. Colic Shen gave " Mr. Childe." He was sorry that Gentleman was nut rreerat ; hot be had received a lettsr from him, In which he rep...sled his. le itsfornialte company each day that he had • few lots of Devotes le M. CURIVaiII sail ibis .day musiih he should have some aeon-Wray 1.0 sell Mr. Forsier's (of Bedfordshire) health—three limes three. Mr. FORST IR returned Shea., asset *hook, beg to propose The health of the Duke of Bedford, with three times three. Sir William Hole—three hones three. Sri IV :burros retstrsied shanks. Mr. CORE then moist, he should propose the health of his friend General Walpole, one of the lint of farmers— (l enghter.)— Hn worthy friend, at Lord Albemarle's dinner, had wished hiss to lake ilw Chair for Next year, on the plea of ill health, themes he (Mr. Coke) could not perceive it, oar did be believe any of the company could ; Ind, if that was She rase, Ise should give " lorproverremt to the health of General Iralpole.'—(tourt &righter.) The 111111. (illiberal thanked the company, and said, that whilst Mr. Coke was passing his jokes upon his fersuirsg, he was in fact doing an upon himself, for he had exactly squar ed his Net • ilk Mr C I lowever, he excused it, as it gave him am opportunity of hs iogiog him before slum again; he should therefore propose a second time—The Dust of HoMimeo, the Landlord of • thriving mid contented Ta l'anllY. — (Loud cheers.) ArelA. ucoss liatliursi, and the Ckrgy of the Diocese. The Items. Archdeacon sawn. d thanks. As he was situ in a mind fur speaking. he shoald pan it over to hos 11ev. Friend on his left (Mr. (:I,,,ver), who, In a speech of s u s e I. ugtlr, eulogised Mr. Coke far she Christian charity he had. shewn. He was story there were rot @sore of his Her. llro tbren present. Mr. Windham, of Wilishire—lhree times thrre. Mr. Kirkland—three aim.* flame. Mr. Kirkland returned llianka. Mr. Alderman Footer--three limes throe. Mr. Footer resonant thanks. Oue of the Ars. Agrienhuri.ds--Gesieral Filzroy. . . Tbe Grokesal 11-fur — swot thahLn. The tompaoy thin noljoia.o. 41 to the Sheep-house. when some lots of Mr. Cube's Southaulms were offered for sale, but nu salts were effected. TU VIDA Y.—iS rem( n ). After breakfast Mr. Coke, accompanied by his Royal H,"hisess she fluke of %Dealt, and a Very uwnreroas I.►rsy of frirull., proceeded to the lissom's where the prize Sheep ware 111 . 1111 re fur isosprciiens. Mr. Blyth, of Burnham; Mr. Berk, of ; Mr. IWricht, of Sisishoe; Mr. Butcher, of Itorsilissis ; Mr. 11114 of Wok Mess ; Mr. Oars, of Creak ; Mr. Krodisti, of tr eareislwn; and Gereeral Fitzroy, each foresished one or more of these valuable animals. There were also an Arabian sheep, and one from New Zea land; likewise a halthred Zealand lamb, franc a Sowiliskier• ewe, the property of Mr. WiliWats, of "flatirsford. This pen excited a great deal of attention. The Arabian sleep is a large animal, and covered Willi twig rimy black coarse wool, or ratio r hair, and the tail is of an enormous size, re. senilding those at the Cape of Good Hope. The Zealand sheep is ;Moot the 64 the Soutlidown, and has nu wool, but is rureutt will a rinse coal of hair, like our pointer dog,. 'I he I oloor of ilie• one etLiLiltd was white, with a black head aml neck. The tail is very aingetlarly formed—a lai ge piece..( loose Iles. no+ CIS (MM. the rump . elwive which grows a tail atimit four inches in lerietk, exactly resembling that of a young pi; : the sheep has also a large pouch under the jiw. P..siiles these foreign animals. there were smell pens of Foitithiltiwos belouging to M.. Coke exhibited. as extra stuck. Near the ii-house 11w implement celled the" Haymaker" was seen at nook. Ths company then rode la the great barn in the pink, viliere the p. ire Hestia ratite were 'leiter!. • Their were fur nished by Mr. 0 Ike*, of llortiliatn, Mr. Myth, of Ihernhaen, Mr. Garwood, of Billitictoril, Ms. Flail, or Billingfued, Mr. Walls, of Mr. Beck, at W est I .6-xliatol and Mr Berk, of Riaiug. Their were also a remaikahly fine fat Galloway acol, belonging to Mr. M astir& t, of lot a mid ; a Devon but • fork, belongiug to Mr. Bloomfo 161, 6.f Wag ham ; a Iwo year 1.161 steer nod a heifer, With belonging to Mr. km re, of Wightou ; and Iwo Lkvou bulls, belougiug to Mr. Coke; all as extra stock. The alit idiot' of tlrr company was next diricted to a piece of clover, on a part of w lit. b Clarke'. desiccated post had been used, and the bent finial eflict produced by it was very apparent. Next a piece of Wheat was inspected, on which all rxperiwsent hail heen made with a view to agree. lain wits Ilitr or nut it was most beneficial lo sow four or five bushels an alert. 11.11 !MR Mania proved that the latter' quantity we. preferable. The company then pmereded to Longlanils, *here Mr Coke ponovil mat hill 14(1111 of inoculated pastas,, lif.• three years growth, mita nor which was phased haat spring anal also the postale f whirls the turf bad heels take'', mail which bad liven 6 'silently Itemeliletl by the lams. Tilts dia. roam is certainly a muss important owe, nod we again refer one rulers to mi able pamphlet, written by Mr. Malik, where they will find ample direct' fur performiug the operations. Alter viewing mane of the implements, Mr. Coke pointed Out to his fin-nits a piece of Talaiera Wheat, which lead heals sown alter turnips, iu the month of Mardi, and a limb promises 11/ yield au abundant crap. emu. puny then proceeded to a piece of laud a here Mr. Mor ton's rreolverig Harrow was in work, and also the Grubber, which Mr. Coke protion.iceit one r.f the most useful iin• pl. smuts upon his farm, and pointed cent its mayor Welty over the scarifier, whir 14 cots the roots of the weeds an pines, and Bora by isioliiplirs Owen ; modem) of which the gi gibber forces Sheen op in an rotor state, marl tiro their Gar.l fibies are destniyr al. The imisierow• eav•lraile the u 0111,114 d by Slat No w Jon to the Hall, allele Waif 800 peasous were, by invitation, assembled. The dinner being over, and the naval preliminary Wail. ed - oik, Mr. Coke gave—The 31inquis of bowssehire—thrie ilSIW's dove. The I.uble Marquis rigid he should he wanting is every Pt of gralitude and respect were lie to page over the compliment paid him is silence. Ile impressed an earliest wish that the reampls of Mc. Coke might act as ass intros. live to the odor great landed proprietors of the kingdom. lle believed their. acre seve.sl Remitter's resent at this meeting (rum Leland, and he would advise them to follow, likesegli it might be OD a minor scale, what •ility had both %hod sod seen at HoMinim. His Lureshipip aseelnded 'et" proposiug the health of Mr. Coke, adding, by way of cumeseutary us the toast, that the in of the leadlord was inseparable frees that of the tesaet.—(Roplerons and enthusiastic plaudits.) • (To be eontinstie) Stintla nilltilkar illei .. ' r . tite Era .14:‘11 .01 Irk* firi, t ii it.,111.1 . 1 .t.N.a ,Llisi 1...dt-it...inv.) f iit au - .' i sti - 1 1.':! 4 'l i 1 Unit' 'MID**. , . ' • 1... 11 - 11 1 '; le '' - - - ""'‘ ' ' t ' • 'l9* . e&figiei,,...l4/ '' i "19*'''' .: " - 11 ? , _,,, . • .11111 Regiment of Lighl Dragi mm ..,Cap 111 iain kliael Whil e, bona lialf-plyl4tli'Ltglit Dengonie.: to I , o'Eslrlsilii eke James Mmore,tului emeltimairg l / 2 imprimis* the, ililivreime— doled December 25, 1819, ~ ,„• i ...,,,d e Ar. ,,.. 1 ,_-• , 13111 dii to— Litolesail William; T 14114 1 1 010 116 1•••• w ill" ;Mei pniebasei 811 alautlitey; ileiLeisedlutei '12 ' 914119A • bet 11, 1919, '• '' ' - ''', '.: Toler Lk mirmiallm•Vidimset purchase— t.ieuleuniat Thom 91!Kersn4, frous.ll4th Fool. meg Turner —dosrd N. bur 3, 1919; Curnet• Williams Ingliy. Hamilimm., Hiumlenek, de criowil—olnied Novemei fp a i l4 . 11 4 / 1 1111,4 ' Liiisinimat George Berwick. fi UM 114 . 111 Felt s Nl* * 'deceased—dined Novell& r lb, 1119.' „ '' t "' ' •''l. " '.l Tim , he Consort, armband , purrhami—:Commi .I.elbwr • Dalwell, keno nth. Light •Draguous, Mc, Nmlllakm— dated Nu- .venaber, 9, 1919,, , . ' , 1751 ditto —lbibert 'Lmelii,:ifkiel. tO be Ciellowt, wilhooll Per dome, vice I)amok'alipnltilio to the 13th Light Dm guano—Mord Jamsa r p 41811. 2441 Moor-Lamm yaw Domelas Leith Cam, from 411111 'Feel, to he Liemessasii. vice Dasidammi mh. axcleasagiardwltal December 31, 1819. . . •., eib fleginseiat of Fuoi- , -Liirmiemailtl newel Bennett Everest to he Captaim, by poreboae, glee DaMisard, who retires —doled Joa(42, 1929. Eusign Witham IL Eden to he Lieuteamm,.bp Forebear, vice • • EV. - 1,111-41st , d am-above. Ittib ditto— Lieuitmant Gear(i, I)urafor.l, from haltpay of the Regimeni, hi be Lieelmoom, Vice Hebert Commack, who exchanges--elmed J•oe119, 1940. - hiss diiiii--Capiaiii John Carey Cloosipims to be Major. by purchase, vice 9lryrick, promoted in the 4111 loot--filmed an above. Lieulemmit William James Sutherland to be Captaim, by porchnse, vice Champion—dated as above. Second Lieutessaut Jibe Crofton Peddle to be First lieute nant, by mire-ham vice Nethrelamd--tairrl as above. Matthew Chilly DUrros St. Gristle Gout. to be Seemed o Llienatii, by purchase, vice Peililic..-Aaliril no above. . 44th diiiii—Ensign Ahxasikr 111'lieuzie to be Lieutemaill, without porcbase vice Thomas 11.keuzie, •ppitinied lo the 13,1, Light 'llagouns—dated November 3, 1819. James Archibald Campbell, firm. to be Ensign, wittiest purchase, vice 111.1ieuzie 7 dated as above. _ . ... 32.1 ditto.—Fangs. John Charles Baskky, from holf.pny :ad Foot, to lee liorign, vice Thomas Edw.( Ledwow., wh rxchaligeo, ft CCI Wing the differruct--ilated Juno 29, 1820. 3818 ditto—F.nrizn Herbert Cornwall, from the 45th Fool, ou be Koo.icst, weilwri purchase, vice Dunlop, &crowed.— da...#l as above. 461 h dlito—Liemenaul Robert Gordon Davidson, from 22d Light Dragoon* 10 be Liroirnao, vice Cox, who ex rbamao P—daled &masher 31,1819. To be Ensidos—Easigos N•ibumel Joarpb Combrrleire, hone half-pay 671 k Funl, vitt AI Mimi, Alexander Huse, awn rerliantes--ilaied Detainlier 25,1819 ; and Thomas Cartoon, (ruin half pay I 03.1 F o ol, yste Alexander Grittles, . who ext la tug. JIIIIIP t 9, Islo. 473 - 1 dillu 7 —Mejur 11'1111m . 14%11 Aleyrick, from 21st Foot, to be I.insiemint Colonel, by purchase, vice Cherie, olio • ~tiers—dated JUIN 49 0 1920. Ensign William SWIM, from 66th Foot, to he Ensign, vice lONICS Stuart Ridge, rho retires upon halt.psy 6th %Vest India fteginsent—dated as above. 461 h ditto—Husystal-Assisiant James Mitchell to be As. mlatant.Sierireon, trite Hamilton, decea►ed—dated as above. 1111th ditto--Eusius Juhvi %Void, Gum half-pay 6th %rest India Regiment, hi he Humps, vice Sauw, appointed to ilie 47,1. Fuot—dated as above. ditto—Eu*lKit SamTle liroOme In he ii. minutest, with ' ont purchase, vier Hooter, deceased—dated October 11, • 181 A. $6lll 411110—James William Houvrrie, Gross. Ink Emigre, by purchase, rice Edward Carroll, rho retires—dated J n lie 29, 1820. LieutrussitJoilmnollman in ire Adjutant, vice Lerhe, who r. situp ~hr Aajolonicy ooly—oLoa 7 d as Om vr. lairll haul Charley lirduwad lo be Captain, withotit l pnichasr, wee St. Leer, deceased-41'1rd May Ensign Edward Kenny to be Lienti most, vice Redmond— slated November 1, 1819. Charles Gerrard King, Geul. to be Ensign, vice Kenny— tlairil March 2, 1817. lull, Royal Veteran Battalion—Troop Quarteiniaster Robert filiMbetsm, fluor the lielind List of the Uh ll.111:01 Guards, to he Ensign, vice M`Calicr, whom appointment Las not taken plan—dated May 11, 1820. HOSPITA L STA FF. Asaialani-Surgant. Edward Warner Horton, from half-pay Yu.k 1.44111 11411111 VOlMllletlll4 to be Assbdaut•Surgevr to Ike Foocra--41med Juuels, 1820. Ti. he HooMbel.Aaxisialem to 1111. N ultimo Cuomo, trims a. pay, vice Far quhar, decras.d—ulated a. above. Huspfial•Aam.lasa Juba Freer, from ball pay, vice Ward, dem•aavd--daled as above. • MILSORAPDA The exchange botwetu Liewirimut Clintsitife, of the 1 I ih, sod I-mortis:it Boys, of the 21st Ugh. Dragoon.. us staled 1111 the Gu:the of the 29th Ap•il has not iskeu phire. Thee Sinn of Captain Itessitoo,7slll Foot, bre heost antedated to 14th September,ll9l9,Lut be is mut allowed soy back-pm. - . . . _ . . . The 1141131e1l of the Grilllrma,' appoint...l to an Enaigney in lire 411, Foot, on 4LI, May boa, arc Bic/turd Cheltruck. Commissions in Ile Shrewsbury Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the told Lienteniint of tide County 0 Andrew %VlMani CM bet. Esq. to be Captain—dated June 27, 1820. Tu he Lieutenants—Cornet William :Rowley, rice Bayley, reshot.?; nod John Roger K evasion, Gem.—butlt dated June 241, 1t4211. Dryden Rubes t Co, bet, Gent. 10 be Cornet—dated as above. Commissions si9neti b the Lord Litutesiont of the Calmly Gloucesor. !loyal North Glonceoter MI Henry il'enntass L wmass,, Eog to be Captain, vice Tyler, Nloy en, 1820. GlinforeouT AI otitis. John Welch Fleictwr Welch, so be Captain, vin Pro. byn, reougned—datetl June 8, 1820. Marko Negation Tree, Gent. so be Lieutenant—dated June 28, 1820. Conentiatone s:gned bylllti lord Lieutennut of the Cowslip " of thimiliampimi. To he Crossly Linsinosat.-101111 Pusetor A,,dcrdon, Esq. —dated as above; and Thomas Deane Stone, —dated as above. Commissions signed by ihs Lord Liesittuant of the Comity or To lie Deploy Lieuieusats-IVilliam Robert Keith Dou. Iles, listi —thole.' December 9, 1010; John —daft el as SUOMI! ; Drury r. 11.011, dated 88 abuse ; 31ajor-General Sharpe —tiiiii November it, 1819; Sir Robert Laurie, as above; Kerr l'ulieory Malculm—dated 1/ecetaber 9,1819; lames Churl. a M'C.ar, F.,q.—dated as 'bow ; David Wiabitnau Heuilerreis Some, ville—daird as above ; sod Julia Ca I ruibess, EN.--Jaied a► above. Lhauerrira, Jie. Regiment of Militia. The Moat Noble Charles 3luiquis of Queensberry to be Colour', sue the Duke of Ductleneh, deceased—dated Dew!). r 28, 1319 Cgoisia William Oailve la be Major, vice G. L. 31 1 31tirder i , ri some il—dated May 230329. Tu be Capieinii-rAlinaisiler Harley, Esq vice Theo bunt. se aigneil—thileel 5111 I, 1829; andArebibsld Dogitiva i Esq. sire Griera.•n; appoisilltd to the Ist Dragoon Guards— (lased May 23, 1820. To be Lieutrantsts—Ruben Tbitrityro, Gent. vice Soda ass, punnoted—daitti October 11, ISIS ; Jobs Ssassoo, amt. rice Blackflyey, decreed &misted Almost 14 Sip sod 11111i:ion U. Gibson, Gest. ttps Poweell. dated May 4, 11120. Tv be Ensiitis-T.3ltortrrad Efliot r amt. tics lkitia, de. : 1 • 47.0.404. 1 • 04.:Amilio...4:Jaiir Y. ime emtwAsersiEN CIRCUIT. . . M•sj.lissl at Low : Juan pALOVY, Esq. earmart4co-11'rIIHrrlay, Asitust fardsreat —Tuesday, August fl. Ctird.oll-4164aday. Asselol 7.4:11 • squirm vomits CIRCUIT, y awn Wiisstrias.n. Key. Chir( Jo.stest 1161111 1 / 1 9 warp TIMM CAMBIUM, Fay. *colossi JOINMIL 17 4 •• 4-4 • fftimfaurakiss-- Muleday, A teigual 14, at Prestaftppip.,, 'itii„,„,,,,,,hor...—S.tottlav, Amp,' lii, at Braes. ' :fitalaoryanshita—Saitirday, August 21,61 carvic •••• BANKRUPTCIES ENIARORD. Jeremiah Brutusll, of Saddlestosik, York, oirested•rpisoire, from July 2b, to August 7, sit ter, al the %,bite Swam Iwo, M•letio. John flossymass, of Church-street, SpilslAelds, Middlesex, oilk.soanufacturer, from holy 4, to July 15, at clever, at Grad►mil, Lout lou. BANKRUPTS. William Sla•lowan, Now ue tale of Great Yarmouth, Nur folk, grocer, so surresidrr, August 2, at six, 3, at ten, mail IV, at two, at the Star Inu,Great Yarmouth. Attorsorye, alr.Tol. Ter, Great Yarmouth; audl Slessre.Stocker, Dawson, and Ilmrsaglmot, New Boswell.runri s London. Jews Boucher, aims. of CheSeidman, Gloweester, cabinet ersakiv, lo aurrmider, July 28, at *even, 29, at tea, at Ike limier Head, Cirerresier, ■ud August 19, at tee, at the Laudon Hotel, Cielirialsans. Ammar's, Mears. IViDiana mid White, Eachrapirr, Office, Liucolu a Ina, London; sad M►. Whisky, Cireeicester. James Adieu, of Liverpool, merchast, to surrender, July 28, 29, auil Aiignst 19, at twelve, at the office of Mr. Am mon, liaesuvrr-atreet, Liverpool. Attu►oeys, Mr. Assam, Liverpool ; and Mr. Wlseekr, Cast le-aireei, Hulburu, Lordins. Gabriel James, of Liverpool, merchant, to suiremler, July 28, 29, aid August 19, at twelve, at the office of Mr. Ammo., Bowyer-street, Liverpool. Attutueys, Mr. Aylmer, Liverpool; sod Mr. Whetter, Castle-sorts, Holborn, Loudon. Martial Magor,jois. of Truro, Cornwall, hurls-draper, to ffirreudrr, July 24, 26, and August 19, al sleety, at P 'a Hotel, Tromp. Attorneys, Mr. Beonallack, Trusts ; sod Hr. Makinson, Aliildle-Temple, Leaden. Cliri.topl.rr Elliott, of Saint Tbootas-a`Brcket, Cliffe, Lewmi, Soma, gl OCT r, to surreuder, July 26,28, and August IV, at eleven, at die Ikar lee, Swat Thomas-s'Brcket. At . toriirys, Mes►rs. Smith sud Gell, Basiughall.•treet, Loudon ; ' and 3lesars. Kiuk mid Gell, Lewes. Wdham Suuw - Belly, of Sewleonine, York, apothecary, to serressittr, July 1.1, 15, suet August 19, at eleven, at the George less, Riugstues.uputi-Hu11.... Attorneys, Mr. kuuwles, New.luu, LOUII I / 1 6 cud Mr. Scbolefield, Hull. Jukes Richard Peat and Welleasis Richard Ravenscroft, late of Nesr Luaiduse.street, London, cora-facto'', to surreuder, July 15,21, and August 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, 51r. Singleton, Mehemet-street, Bed ford-ruw, Landoll. Hauuak Aspivall, of Blackburn. Lareaster, brasier, to snevender, July dl, at five, August 1, at teas, cud 59, at two, at the 0141 Black Bull tun, Blackburn. Attorneys, Mr. R. B. Armstrong, Staple lieu, Leedom and Messrs. Beardsworlb and Aspitiall, Blackburn. Elizabeth Cor; ut Liverpool, Lancaster, butcher, to oar reader, July 28,29, and August 19, at out, ae the Feathers lute, Claytuu-square, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. E. Cheater, Staple lieu, Loudon; and Mr. C. Bird, Castle-ditch, Liver pool. James George Bubb, of Grafton-street East, Fitzroy mum', Middlesex, sculptor, to surreuder, July 15, 29, sod August 19, at leas, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New-court, Sweibin'sdaue,•Londoe. Joint Digital, of Pharisaic-place, Kuightsbridge, Middle sex, carpeutir, to surrender, July HI, 22, sod August 19, at twelve, at Guildhall, Londim. Attorury, Mr. Wreutusure, Lbarles-street, St .Juntees-square. Robert Tolson, junior, late of Dalton, York (but now • pa owner iu the Castle of York), mauufacterer, w surremler, July 19, at the Castle of York, August 10, sod 19, at 14 veil, at the Swan lite, Huddersfield. Attorneys, NI Mil. Cheek., Richards, and Mrdeall, Chaneery-laur, Luudute; and Mr. Tbumas Whitelsead,Hudderifield. DIVIDENDS. August 1. J. Tomling, late of Chad's-row, Gray's Ilia-lane, iddlestx, bricklayer, at ten, at Guildhall, Conduit. July 28. C. J. Cay, of Bishop-Wearniuuth, Dm - haus, coal litter, at eleveu, at the Commiuiou Room, Suuderlaud aear•the.Sra. July 29. J. Kit kraal . , of Guwer•street, Bedford•aqua►e, Mid dlesex, builder, at eleveu, at Guildhall, Lonsiou. August 1. M. Mullion, of Live, pool, shiyi-chaudlcr, alone, at the Office of Mr. Hubner, Liverpool. August 10. G. Huruby, of Lives pool, brewer, at our, at the Office of Mr. Clemciets, Liverpool. July 29. P. Le Soma, of Great Wiucbester.street, Loudon, merchant, at elem., at Guildb Augost 1. I', Hyrrlimore, Isle of Caddioglon, Hertford, tomer, at ten, sit Guildhall, London. July 31. J. Mertes!, late of Arliughatn, Gloucester, cattle. dealer, at eleven, at the Ship Inn, Newidorm. August I. J. Perring, late Chalfurd, Gloucester, clothier, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. Chadhorti, Gloucester. Augsist 4. S. Fisher, or Winclicumb, Gloucester, mercer, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Wiertiftumb. August 7. J. Hobson, of Marichester, brasier, at eleven, at the White Hear 100, Masodiester. July 31. T. Fish. late of Bridputt, Dorset, victualler, at ele ven, at the Golden Liuu let. , Bridport. August 12..1. David, of Tbreadatedle.street, Lundou, mer haat, at one, at Guildhall. 4111 July 29. T. West, of Gracecliurch-strest, London, whulesale perfumer, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 29. 11 Jackson, of the Strand, Middlesex, vintne►, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. August 19 J. Naikr, of Jefteries-square, St. Mary-Axe, Lon don, merchant, at eleveu, at Guildhall. July 29. J. Harkuess, of Addle-street, Wood•street, London, merchant, at our, at Guildhall. August 19. H. D. Cooper, of liack.street, Horselyilown, Surrey, and of Mark-lane, 1.41111101/, hop.nserchaut, at ele- Yes. at Guildhall. July 15. H. Waddingilun, of Bridge.wreet, Dlatkfriars, Loa ' dun. wierchanl, at lattce, at Guildhall. July 29. T. Greatbead and W. trutlis li ose, o f Christ Church, and of Well-street, Wellclose-square, Mid dlesex, gaiters at twelve, Guildhall, Lunduii. July 29. J. J. Be wring, Lie of Aldgiic, Loudon, hatter and lousier, at tea, at Guildhall. August 8. W. Coles, of Mincinglane, London, broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. August I. 1). Ap Thos. Young, and W. W. Abbott, of Water lase, Fleet-street, London, carpenters, at ten, at Guildhall. August kl. J. Illingworth, of Leeds, merchaut, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. July 29. .1. Wulff and J. Dorville, of New Bridge.street, London, werchaws, at ten, at Guildhall. August 1. J. Ray and J. R. Ray, of Clare, Suffolk, bankers, at elects, at the Cock Inn, Clare. July 29. J. Peel, C. Harding, and W. Willock, late of Faw ley, Stafford, inauuhicturers, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lunduu. CERTIFICATES.—ItuX 29. A. Kelly the yottoser, late of Portsmouth, banker.—J. Tyler, late of Petwortb, Sussex, spirit.nterebsot.—W. Smith, of Nes east le-upon-Tyne, grucer.—lY. L. Bryan. of Gs oars% Hall.rourt, Loudon, priuter.—W. Rabbrth, of Red Liam. passage, Red 1.11.111-411111 V, Middlesex, pulaso•nserchaut. —W. Greco, of Liverpool, moury.scriveutr.—W. Fallors she younger, formerly of Letuell, and now or late of Hat field, York, osalister.—J. Gale, of Pateruoster.row, Lowden, Geddes, formerly of Liverpool, milli Ntr ait Orionp Stromness, North Britain,merehant..-..J. Moir the roomier sad J. Miaow% of irnhill, London, suerebuits.—J. Harrison,of Portsmouth, taveru.keepet. • RTN ERSH I IPS DISSOLVED. E.Grearrs sad C. Gramme, of Feuchurch.street, Limbs, brokers, July 11, 11140—P. 1. Fettles, E. Rem. and J. Frames, of Worwwyod.wreet, Landes. uterchalete, Jane 1, 11110.—R. Birkett and J. Scott, of Nodal-Vulgate, beellusel. kre and slat losers, J n ly 3.11110.—P. /lops aad J. Neetbrry, of Rermouelery.street, near Southwark, weeletsplere, Joao Om 144 4 1iGesit. vii . A room teeticte4siaMirv... r; Reirfebii . ' a.* . 1. • M1 CAW' ' Wier Siodart, siseed...-GkirdiJJecrmiser 23,1819. 24. 1820 —lll . tialota fik.A Itayward. or Norio,. limarilrapers, Joly 8, 18 1 10.--C. Alkiirom, W. Hoplitma,and D. Hopkisarrof Dirimoirtrt. 8e r t0.4.,_ muesli; eoselessalketa, a 4 in as relates to C. Alaimo... Jim**, 11120,-.11. LM.hlautta IS. Maio, formerly ot at. Catlaartnewerliorf. arse the Tearer. 31ohlleatrx. and •far r . ward. fi g A re aripsse..loisrr i , witiwangeri, Jere 3" 1810. . ' OF SUGAR. The linoVire poen or Brown sir Mitartera.lo Bintar, row. pool how the Reforms mule in the week ....low she Mk J•lyr MOO. iS :Y7O. 41.1. per Winifred weight, giceive of she derive of coitiona p. 1,1 sir payable thereon ins 4lae importations Overeat( into Great Britain. PRICES OF COHN Average Pekes of Coro of Eallooti and Wall', 4 , the Quarter of Eight Watchmen, 'coheir, and of Oatmeal per ballot 4011 m. avitiolupoimMatili at returns received is the week tooled she Ist of July, 1118. 11 • 11 2: 371 i Z.l :4 - s. a. ol •. ♦ S. • 4 s. JIM bi 4$ 3b 11 24.1 44 111 43 11 . ~~ i POLICE. I. •Ai • . 1. Wa 4 BOW rill T. Ow Saturday lii James Carlo:. a man of einher, wia ext. mined berme Sir It. [Later. the sitting Maziattate, ckaged with assaulting Luke Nitwit, one of the patrol belmagiag to the above office. It appeared that the Prisoner, oho had Rot euenpletely intoxicated, weal so the 'kettle-groond of the Feathers pub. lie:-house, is Gloucester. place, Chelsea, where several pee-sous weir playing, and assaulted several of them, asid behaved ise so outrageous a manner as to cause them all to quit the ground ; he proceeded fi sem thence into the street soil threw slimes at seed assaulted every person he met, and continued making a great disturbance, the laildkerd of the F. sob. rs sp. plied to Nissen and James Moore, another of the patrol, who happened to he us the spot, sad Nixon was gulag up la speak to the Prisoner, who caught up a great atone sad threw it at him, and then he ran tutu a hosier in Glom tate. place, and rettermsl in a few miantra with a et:ck, woh which be 'snack Nixon so violently un the forehead, that the &all hung over los rye, be then ran in ag.in, and reternt.l his a f•w mionees with a knife, in ►ach baud, and threaten.d to stab ally person who should witch him %tore then drew his ettllatlJ and rushed 11111111 the misusers- mill shimmed him, he ass then secured and taken to the watch•huoor. Ile ass ordered to find hail to answer the charge or Nuts's., awl al-n that of a geutlemau whom be had assaulted before the pa trol came. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Francis Mang am, MA. F. rt S. Vicar of Han inanity, and Chaplain to the Archbishop of Yotk, a appoiat ed to succeed the late Rev. Cliai les H. Hamilton, as Arch deacon of Cleveland. The ReirTJohnilvertun, B.A. of Trinity College, Caw bridg.., has been presented by Archdeacon .N+rkb.m to the Virarsge of Elloughton, in the East Radius of Yus k . Rev. G. Hunt, to the Rectory of Boned ))))) Norfolk.— Patron, J. Vernon, Esq. of Lincoln's hos, %datum OXFORD UNIVERNII Y. On Monday se'snig/itMr . Henryiirthtir Wo Agate and Mr. William Elliott Marsh. Scholars of St. John's College, were admitted Fellows of that Society. Oto Thursdey Chas. Yilkiugluti was admitted Scholar of New College. NAVAL LVTELLIGENCE. .•••,..4..... PORTSMOUTH, JULY 7. Arrived the David Lyon, Purdy, fruits Jamaica fur Lon don; and the Elias, of Hull , grunt Naiiira fir London. PIANOUTII, Jl7Lif 11. The Rose, Peace, that arrived here (rum butte, spoke cm the 13th May the Emulation, from Marseilles to St. Makes, all well. Lavearocir., JULY 6. Arrived t h e Commerce, Dalrymple, sad Rambler, Law. sou, from Jamaica. DIAL, JULY 7. Sailed last night the remainder of the hoirwrardAsoisad for the River; also the Lucy A 1111 l Power, for Nyvis. Arrived to day and remain the Sophia, Delafuste, from Calcutta; Fame, Reinifigton, from Bengal ; Royal Charlotte. Ford, from Jamaica ; and Bramley, Munich. from OiItSSA. Came Ilowss frum the River auil sailed the bsrt, Ysbs les, fur the South Seas; ■ud euveutry, Horn, fur Demerara. Tiresias won the filmes Hundred at Ipswich, ill two heats, beating Hoopoe, brother to Sylvan's and Fungus. Mr. JOHN WOOD, of Doncaster, the proprietor of Young Beningbrough, wito.e stuck has been very premising. had like itlipfmtline to lose him last week from the intense heat of the weather. Saturday se'tinight there was a partial renewal of the disturbances between the inhabitatitsuf Glasgow and the military; but nothing destructive ensued. The 13th regiment are to be wholly removed from Glasgow. They were to march last Wednesday for Stirling, and are to be replaced by the 53d regiment. During a most violent storm of thunder and lightning on Friday last, the whole of a flock of sheep, in a close belonging to Mr. RICHARD PAR. KINsoN, of Itufford, Notts, amounting to 62, were struck dead. It is remarkable that 59 of them had crept close together in one corner of the close, and the remaining three were in ass opposite corner, yet all !hared the same fate. PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY. 3 per et. 1ited...69/fit 1 I n d i alion t i s ,,,, 25 p r . 1 3 per CI. Cutis....6B . it 1 Ex. Bills. 2.. 7 6 8 7 pr. 4 per Cents. .... 80 L t . , I Ditto Cow... ll 13 pr. 5 per Ct. N.Ami. 104 i I Lott. Tickets-294 it.i.. 5 per Ct. Scrip.. i pr. I Cons. fur At c...7011it Bk L. Aim. 1715.16 18 MARRIAGES. Oa Thursday, the 6th instant, at Amershatn, by Ilse Rev. William Junes, Isaac Ere., Esq. of Fulham. t.. Ehsa, West daughter; and at the same time %Valiant, et.le-I .nts, of Win. Merry, Esq. Deputy Secretary at %Vat - , to A .tsw, second daughter ut the lisle bleuder Maws, Esq. of Heel Hum.., Bucks. On Thursday, by the Rev. T Rtirrongh, brother of the Judge, Thomas Howard Fervirk, Esti. ituyul Eaginerrs, to Marianne, second daughter of the Hutt. Mr. Justice Bur. rough. Immediately utter the ten-molly the happy pair set WV fur Northwood Park, the seat ut George Ward, Esq. late of Wight. DEATH. On the 2711 ult. at Moulton, near Spalding, Miss Mar lton, a maiden lady, for many years a schoolmistress at that place, aged 60. She was of a very eccentric character, pars.- moniuus to an extreme, living on bread and water and a few vegetables for more than the two years preceding her death; yet abe bag left a eausiderable property, which tomes to a war relatioa, a poor labouring woman. Tie day before she died, Miss Harmon seat fur a newspaper, said she was auxieua to know bow the Quote went on in her trial, and expressed great seal for bee welfare. HIGH W ATM THDI 'DAY' AT LONDON BRIDGE. Monis, 14 iris*!: . Itieshar 38 sfler . . 'slated sad Published at Tas Sauna Pass, sad Tai GLosa Oise, Nu. 187, Stread, by C. CORNWIILL. of the Stralad. i: