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—On iitstnrJay or truing the reredat at ilie Itt.ts..• of folowel Blrud, ol tiee Colthdieam Itemeavut of f;ed.tht, corner of Stralfusal-pint, hating 14-11 the area rate open, and the to.lt of the kitchen-whitlow op, whilst 1w went us Dowse tesnrse4ry barsineas oboist the !mow, a thief rnieoed u.d .Ink the tabk•chith off She parlour sable, a tea. a 3.1 d.., asi.l v4ri.nar oilier &dicks off the midway], with witted he ett tpt-d. TIIK TURk • ILINDFOKD RACES. BS!Seaford R sees aimateneed on Tuesday last, salmi the borsetabire gold cap, by saborribert of ten guineas each, was won by Mr. King's Giinslinrongh, beating food Rivers's Searerrew. Mr Forquhmrson's Ganes, and Mr. Willinins's Cairaysier. emit easier got fume while saddling. and it was near an boar heftily he was taken, whirls wrakrorol how. game day, mu for hones that newer won a plate, was wan by Mr. Snow's Jeremy Grail's% bealiag the Hon. N. Fel. hiwea's Birmingham Countess sad Mr. Farquharson's Triwasvh , . On Wednesday, fief. for 3 and 4 years nl4, was wan by Mr. Kisses Sober Riihiso, heatint Mr. Softy's Jerem Oman,. Same day, the Members' Plate of mi, was wow by Mr. Farqultarson's Garas, billing the Hon. N. Fellow's% Upright Jailor. 'Floe sport she first day was bit indilreseat, the second day it was excellent. ,- , -; •'' law g. • v'lF' :# !I . . • POLICE. —.... . 110W-STlltrr. . "hi Saturday Edward Nnwoe was brought to lb.' odialtr charged wish lilts rice • forged If. Bank of Fortino! note to lir. Woodcut. ut Alkali , , hosier, un the inib iii.t. in owe. likening too shirt collar% when he nye leis name as Wall. brook. of S.l 35, Flaitnit.gs , den. and said he was V.is•if at 4,,1 ton rs,.. and ou hits return from the volutes he would he • • wormier for more 50.1.111. 111 Iwo days after the stole wag diserverred tr. he a forcer", sod on reference to No. 35. Hat- !' 1..n-yorden, it was CCCCC trained sled aye p r isoner slid not Irsideilarre, nor was he knots. A dewelptina of his person shot the troomesiior 63. sant to the offire. she.. he was well horror. ; •orl J It. Smyth, brislings,/ to the of ice. apprehend- ed him at the Northumberland Arms publiedsosse, its Great RooselLstrert, Covcol-essdeit. • !le was committed forlurther examination. Ykowns trffliom newtlt was there'd w:th felottiongly stealing book.. to s egmaiderable amount. the properly ..f Mr. William Joltuaos White. bookseller anal priroeller. in ldrowsilowisOreet. Holborn, with oboist the Prisoner lived lig let . reont. 'Fhe Preesrntsw Ass WW•5511 hooks for it ronsiderst. hie time roil ; one of them, of the ratite of ten g0i5.....g, hail 0 been "old fir wet shillings. H. did notimgreet the Priooner sill he was *mostly detected, wilco it appeared that he' had been !Opaline books for some time, and some of his relatives bad hero aigrettes of them —He Was crownitteill fur trial. 1 A man lately is the employment of Mr.Oltlaere. orate Tolgmare Road, was eloweed with obtaining siye ir oi hides o f leather from Meagre. Watts and Co. in Park-e".streif, ii D. srs-lane. nosier • pretence of h-int for Mr. Oldaere, sifter he bad left his employment. The Prisoner dioPosed of some 11, of them ha the Borough. at the lard Ohre he offeiell some for sale. the man ',greeted him to have sham dorm from the loaners of she price be molted foe dorm, and mode an curare Co go nod 'rich a person who was a judge of thim. I at is 1 . Port went for a Coodahle, and the Prisoner onopresine it, ran off ; he was prousol soul taken. when he stropped the 101 l of p.reals which he hail with the lihles, which he had front Messrs Moto, and Co. which tell to Hie discovery. the Piisuser was committed. : . - • aIIAtWaLL. 6 T HE tEren FA. Saldwily More WiThowa, a young woman. was broorht op. chars-'l hr William Patton, of No. 10. X saturl•dreet, Limo lionse, with robbing him of • silk scarf, value 21. his property. It appeared in evidence, that the Prosieentor on meeting the Prisoner in the street became eramostred of her, and 11 . steering...l.l,ot her to her lodgings ; the Prosecutor haying a Irroised eye sent the Prisoner fur two leeches to the Doctor's; tos bre retort' the Proserotor sat down. and the Prisoner put the lerelits MI leis temple with o.•• hand. while she was MIMI! l'ill6lity•tl Will, the other is pis-king his pocket, bar. log cowered bosh hi. eyes '.I prevent his Gilson wing her doing it; her purpose being completed she went slows. stain, tinder pretence sir geitiog some water, hot never retained ; the . Prow-rotor on searching his piwket• aoetriained the robbery, .„.1 s h e on . o a k,. into coatis/10re tame doy.—She was cols- -6 milted to Nescafe to take her trial. a, • .. ,I 1 . , k.. • .., . TEIR MYSTERIOUS FRAU Llt. —....... ww .-- . Nhaturehy heist the slay appointer] for die further ex3mi_ a ita on of Presto Piffriff Stir Nfl'irirr, charged with viral. the AIM of Mrs Frederick Sontisserfielit. of No. 5, , Westminster, snot sloe • pair of sheets, three ! 14 Illsokets, and • sail of window-curtain., her property, a greet mousy Lars as well as Gentkmen alltnuled fot the porrow of sr - in; her; she was Idaho!). ,rowed—Wore il agfraw Isnonet, and a red silk shawl Go thing plarerl at . the hoe all eyes were npttn her, heel she appeared in better gptrito by fat thee no her train examinstion. s. Mrs. Johoorn. of Welliagtonostreet. Newington•ranseway, foolontty rerozoiscii bre to have atone tinw ago called at her bons. in romenireisee of seeing i bill en her window for for. toothed Iwigings to lio let She represented herself to be of PI very mons-eta/de family, and had a einspetenry to live tipari ; that she lasely tame ant of the country upon rani. I voter toothier*, awl wished to lake rivals lodging% so- ld her affair" were settled. She intimated, however, r her inability to pay a high erne, and fitially settled St field shi'lMeo per week fora bell-room. Mrs. Johnson bad her Are weeks at her own table. avi.l .he theu absconded /, . • oithool paging any Odor, except Ave shillings. Iffni. John- t - ' sou entertain, d She highest opinion of her, but afterward" discovered that she had stolen the duplicates of • soil of dining-mom wiiirlow-endainit, • gob! rine, awl other article., which the pewiihrokrro said had been redeemed by her. Mrs. ' Joboorm felt so mods fur bee distressed situation, that she siochne.l prosecuting her. ' Mrs. Smith, residir, e in Lamh.lli.terrace, also recognised the Prisoner to have bees • lodger at her house some time ago, but she did not recollect pc e1...1y when. The little girl who acted as woratst to tie Prison. r was her arg prentic -, awl she had her A on. the Duke of York's 1 .. School. She was at Aral • gtiod girl, blot when she became acquainted with the Prisoner, she stole the keys 1 1 i and robbed the 'moor of every thin.: portable, amongst o hirh was Mrs. Smith's &mos. They bolls slowwitted, mail had nut been beard of amid this traosoction occurred. . Tin Magistrate said, if Mr. Smith world attend is. s few i ,i, days, some arrangeotriat would be made with regard to the girl. He alto ostoervegi, that he felt in some degree interest. ert in farrow of the Priosier, from the imposing manner V 1 she told her tale on her first eosminstion, bat now be was , conriiser st die wag a moat infamous character. The chores sit child stealing be totally waives); moil she was folly cont- ' ',silted for stealing the sheets and bleats. ts trent like lodging St the house of Mr Sommerdeld. 901..—_••••!"......1156... _ EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE OF A ROY CORONER'S INQUEST. --... I . • An Itmoisition was takes on Saturday sight before Thom as cassa.yoe. Esq. Curtner, at the horse of • Lady roamed Blockader, in Rrotail-streirt.hei'dings, Rank, on the hody of a boy, really 15 yrars of age, named 3lielowl Long. , 1 who poi an end to his existence en Friday afternouti, by I i longing himself. Mrs. Blockader deposed, that the deceased was her foot- boy; hr had hero a bide more that. a week in her no ; I he hail lately lived with • genileinati. named Fraser, 'it'd she. at hio rr quest, took bins into her family, until he could il make arrangements to have him "gaits, or procure him a s ituati on m o re arkoiding with his chap... Mon. He mss a good I( disposed boy. mid was beloved for his rradineos to serve every ono. 0. Thsiaday nand Friday mot ' g last he was very 1 thoughtfsl , melan c holy, sad depre s sed in his spirits, and artemrd af. aid be should be out of pl.tee; she told him aba ...old pal Lim in thy porter's place rather than he should be l do sheltie. m s . Beat, li e , rd in 11... Rlackader' o louse, said, that •61 Friday he wilisl.4.l ibe deceased to goon an errand, sad be could out toe found ; one of the females iti the house went sip stairs, and orientated very loud; be had • Iliac in his hand, atol .an up Glair., as he believed the boy bed hanged loms•If, and said so to the sat wants; be cut the boy down, . sod weld for a surgeon. The deceased had said "muse lime before that he was mi- .. 1 soralde in his sheet* . would n, and he not live. The cord • , . t whirls the &erased hang himself with woos a piece of thin hr.! cord. Ile had lied our end in the rails of the stairs, an d tlie litiscr round his neck, and thrown himself over. w A Gentleman Gamed Cunningham, and het witnesses, • ) , 1 corroborated She above eyideoce. V. ratio s—" Died by his scan act, committed in • state of butobity:' i t ~ &Minn UNll'Rustrr. The King of Prussiu. k fiir pre►ented the venerable President of Corpus Christi College, in thi- Uoi v.r•ity, with • berntiful VOW', in guileful testimony ►lf the i tttt nage and nohtnity winch that Society had the honour of ;liking his Majesty while resident within their walls. during the Imperial visit of 1814. Th e vase was mannfactured at Berlin. It is form ed of the must exquisite porcelaisi, tastefully deco- Mill with ornarr►t:nts of gold. and emblems &home ly significant of his Majesty's residence in the VW pity. One side of it is enriched with a miniature portrait of the illustrious donor, at►rl on the other there is a representation of the city of Berlin ; both of them finithed in the most elegant awl elaborate style of the art. The vane was ticenntitrii;e4l by a letter from PrlnCe Ilartletilwrg. Pointe :tlittister to the Priassisso Kong, coached in the lisorkoarest tenets of compliment, and conveying sentiments of great respect towards the President. _ . FIRE. A Are hmke oat yeaterilay morning shoat two o'clock, at the house of Mr. Cook, Init.premer, Prnier's.street, Drury lane, which raged fur a short time with considerable fiery, but by the speedy arrival of the curiae', and * plentiful supply of water, its alarming pro:ma was stopped, ere it bad commnnicated to any of the aqiiiiiine houses. The trout and some of the rafters of Mr. Cook's h o use s e. main nearly entire. Mr. Cook jiimpc.l out of the two pair of stairs window, and fall on the lainp.iimo, by whirls he unfortunately brake nne of his antis. NO 111 kr, weri.lent happened. The engines continued to play upon the I.utok. lag ruins Ulla late hour. A mmt sliabolieal attempt at assassination was made at Pontesbury, war this town, on Treylay :—JaA* DINIIII9, a pauper of that parish, having solicited perMAsson to quit the poochonse, the Parish Offirers gave him, st Isis departure, tin. for his sustenance until he procured employment. In the armee, however, of a few days, he returned, and ■pptied sneressitely to the three Rectors of Ininteshure for re.admii slow into the boas,: with which ?vireo they severally refused complying; assigning as the reasssn of their refusal, that he bad "efficient money to support him until Monday next, when the Committee would inset, win's, proper husine•s it was to decide upon his case. His last application was made In the Rev. John Wilde, when be iscrw-leil in staying near the dame sir the house where Mr. Wilde was then standing ; and gradually approaching It, with bi. hind between hd. cost and waistcoat —ivestantly drew thence a knife, and phingid it into Mr. Wildea side. The 1131111er mode sin at. tempt to escape ; and was soon afterwards committed to the tiniest!, gaol, " for stistibiv with on intent to hill," by the Rey. Cbarks P••ters. We rejoice to aid, that, ntstnills. standing the infliction of a deep wound, Mr. Wilde is doing as well as ears be expected--(SAreresbary Chronicle ) On Wednesday, on the occasion of the depos.t ing or the remains of the late Right lion. Gt OttOß Ea►l or SANDWICH, in the I:mily vault of Biro. well, Northamptonshire, the 11liryor null Aldermen of Huntingdon, and others 'rho i•hed to !m y th e (leer -seed last tribute of mournful respect, assem bled at Nlolesworth, a village seven miles from Barnwell, until the hearse arrived on its way from London. The procession then took pLice in the following order :—Norsemen—the plumed hear..., drawn by six horses—two mouriiin. , coaches—ET. post chaises-14 other carriage•. Ills 1.0111.1i0 died at Albano, near Rome, nu the 31st of May, in the 45th year of his age. The cotton spineling, which for a good many months has been comparatively fist, I.a+ acquired ass uncommon activity within these few wet k. its Gies guw. About six months slot k ad* yam formerly on hand is slow bought up, principally by English noel chants. This celerity of demand in the Gle_tow market is attrildited to the general " etrikt” in Manchester amosigst the cotton. rpi ~,, ere. Cotton spi 0000 era in Glasgow, who aoe sternly stool active, ate making (roan 3/. 100. to 4/. in.. a fortoight. but they have to pay a small suns fur their piecers' wages. A letter from St. John's (N. B ), dated June 9.3, frays—" On Friday last Cooptam R. Barr, of Ilse brig Bar ?Wit. with E. Toner, a pir.seligre io that *melt charged with the murder of 11. DOUGLAS. mate of the ship Lord Goardner, underwent a twig examination before his Worship the M•YOlt. mat several Magistrates. From the depositions of J. SUGDETI. trite of the brig, and J. SMAI.I.IIOIII*, a pasaenger, it appears, that on ‘Vellitestlay night last, about ter', a dispute *roar between the IhOseilgrrs shoal crews of the übuve vesowle, the former from Dublin, and die latter from Londonderry, both I)ing at the Breakwater in the Lower Cove. which toigiosatrsl in sense iesulting lastgusge, throogis drunkenness, given by the crew of the brig to that of the ship; frron growls they proceeded to throw stones. awl each party alternately drove the other ass board their respective vessels, it, which contests. several oss both sides were much bruised with stones and handspikes. The cahoot windows of both vessels were broke in ; the officers were obliged to extin guish their lights to prevent being aimed at ; suit to take shelter in order to serene themselves from tote attack of these infutiate wretches. At the height of the conflict the Captain of the brig asked for • gun which lie atilt ball—float some person took it on deck and fired it olf— the content* of which lodged in the breast of dlr. K. DOUGLAS, mate of the ship Lord Gardner, who had previously received a severe contustuts (rout a stone, and woos, at that instant, standing near the ship's tafferel, calling to his mess to desist quarrelling, and to come on board ; the wound proved mortal, and this unfortutiate young man expired about three hours after—he was s 1 1,4 ' ire of Ayr, its Scotland. The evidence at sit on to say, that the gen war laid-d a secood and third time, the last of which is stated to leave beets discharged by Captain Barr, its so oblique direction across the Breakwater, to prevent, as is said, its doing further mischief.—The Prisoners stew fully committed to take their trial at the ensuilog Scteluus." CEYLON INTRLLICENCE. PROCLAMATION By hi■ Excellency Lient.-Geueral Sir Robert Rrovinegr., Bart. and Knight Grind Crass of the Moot Wpmdrablr Military Order of the Bath, Governor and Conintaniter in Cider in anti over 11, e will territories in the island of C.eylotti, ihrrat.s. (Signed) Itl)11 11110%1'N 'UGC. His Excellency the Governor has issued order; to the officers commanding his Majestet forces, In 160444 all per sous aviator, aiding, tie in any manner assisting, in the rebel. which now exists within the provinces of Hewabet and Doosobera, and has broken unl in the most violent and daring attacks upon his Majesty's forcer, according to mar. list law , cubes by death or otherwipe, as to them shall seem right and expedient, for the pomiabinent and mippreaaings of all rebels in their several districts, of which all his Majesty's sullorts are hereby requi r ed t o l a k e no ti ce . Given at Candy, this 111th day eif Feb. 1111 R. Ky his Excelleney'a command, (Signed) GEO. LUSIGNAN. Secretary for the Candy Provinces. God save the King! .• Notwithstanding the general appearance, muhrni•siim, and tranquillity, whirl. we announced in our last paper, and which we are assured continues in she country surrosimlinr Radulla and the provinces of Wellamie, Matteson, nod groat part of 12.611apana, the /lame of rebell . ls .a, within the last well*, broke,' out in the provinces of Ilewohetie and Doom. hen ;in the former, as fir as onr info-mit' goes, in con seq.tence of an irruption into it (coin the west of ITalhipana ii on the night of the 12th current, of a 'only of rebels. wins carried saff forcibly the Rata Mahatmego of the provinces As rosin as the rep..rt of this outrage reached head quieter, on the 13th. a force was detached to Hangrankette (a central position in Hcwahette), under Capt. Glenlinlmo, of tlw 23.1 regiment, who, the first night be establislital himself there, was attacked by a large ratable, and fired it., from all aisles, hut .l.ii in slrieior them off, wills the loss of a man kilted 'sod three woonded, oss the side of the rebels% and on casualty on min; Capt. Glenhohne next slay sent a petrol towards 3laterale, whirls fell in with • Lascureen and a coply,'whpic o l escaped from the Insangesals ; by whom they hail Ina n stoma, while briering the post from 111.1salla, which they had taken from a Cairn. who wan with thesis was knocked down with bludgeons and aftereards kill ed. This event is the more to be regretted, as lit detail of 31ajor 31•Doitald's proceedings in Owe., which hip been as certained to have been in else parker, is for Vie pr. sent ont 6.f our reach : all that is known is. that (a. we hire before stated) every thing was quiet about Radolla, and that the nn. tire armed force of Saltregam was actively employed in Lower Oliva. Capt. Gisaillulme was not molested the next night, and morel on the 15th to open a rommwairat with (' . gramme; that last had town reinforced tor a early sent from Candy, commanded by Captain Keitlewell, Royal Artillery, who from thence proceeded to K 111611 !gall WW I a ferry on the Mahavillagunga, leading from Dowishera into Hewn. hem.; from that place, on the 16111 inonost„ an usenet was sent wills antrn•Hill..i t anal prorinnus in Rtailla, snider the command s.f Lieut. Ringston,B3.l regiment, which was al• tacked by a otainerous assemblage of rebels near A j apalieware, and the tiring kept up for near an hose nu boils rules; the hiss of the rebel. is not known, as they were hid in jungle; sot our side three Europesas privates were wou n ded. Captain Gloalia.lme has, at Ilie dote of our hist lee Is, returned to llonglankette without meeting any opinwition ow his road. The 'rinse horde of inistorents at Appals. ware bad, stn list I fib intim'', made 211 shark MI a pally escorting provisions into Passelh, uo islii. is Ore:Slim , we rigrct to state, Oast Lieutenant Stoner, 2.1 Ceylon regimes', was srveorly wounded by a nook. t hall, which is lodged in his elbow ; and a serjonnt of 2.1 Ceylon a 1..., who is *Mee dead. l'ltt re having been several armlets of an attack threatened on Dorambern, a reinfovcresseal had been sent some tissue back there, and MI the fiat oessmant of the like. Menial of insusrectios in that province, Captain Stowe was suit forward with additional tare. N.. are I. hare been received of lois force, or any other military force, hay. ing met with opposition ,• but as a i•onvoy of hullo( Its, with. out escort, was plundered near Mout lit, it was deemed ea. pedient, ou 18th current, to detach a further forre under Brevet-Major Heat, 834 regiment, on the same road.— (Ceylon Casette ) NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTIMOUTIII, AVOW? 41. Arrived the brig Friends, Caspenter, from Bathurst, in the Hives Ganibss, with • few invalids of the 60ih recinsent, three of when died on the passage; smiled on the ghth of Jane; also arrived the Wasp gina.brig, fruits she ranestn, and is put sunder quarautine. 11's , sed sup Channel, the Eaten tirsivr, New, from Domi nica, lauded pawners bear. ►INMOUTO, AUGUST RO. Came in the Sophia, Nelson, of Stuekluilm, from Ten.- rilre, Iming Iwcii pluuslered of part ad her carpi by as la susgrost privateer. FALMOUTH, AVOVIT 18. Arrived the Duke of Keut ratite', with a mail snow Listutsi. in 18 dart. Ilaile4 the Chichester packet, with ditto, for Gibraltar and Malta. DIAL, AUCIIEPT 21. Arrived and sai!rd for the River with the reel 44 the leornivnaid. bound, il.e Albiuir, NOrlo4l, from Bombay; Fur•. titanic. Smith. from J11,111414'.1; Serve 11ruilv•re, Feiewirk, from Prince l'..lveard`e eee iee n, from Trinidad, fur Crisiolly; Britannia, DeWitt, ' faun Liverpool; and several Muff, imams silikhown. Came slows. trans Ili, River and 'Wed. the Bri.lr,es, Stewart ; and XtaMiorr, Wilson, for Qa•ber; Sicies'e Provi dence, fur Seville . ; Wrlliiiatun, Pearly, fur St. I.7lies; and Shakecpcar,Jatkant, for 31irarn iclei. DOVFX, At GraT 21. The rrentle chime mate, la results-, fcs;rie Duals k to Havre. wills • a M'C.. of Kenitra, Mc. twee brought in bete mud detained by the Florida stoup of um. AVGUFT 20. Leiters receive.' thi• morning mnittins the suce.es of lee folios nog Dario Straits ships of Iliss port. ail :—Targisstost, 10 lirb Kim), 8 lisle ; and Truelove, 4 fish : early. COW IP. •lIGUST 41. Arrived the American sh . p Zephyr, Itruitinsll, front rant 0000 0 170 days passage ; pue.sed a number of ships in the latter!. • _ _ . _ _ •• Sailed die Crown lriluspurl, with troops fur Calais, °aced, kiitl CsabavcM. 111ORTA SHIELDS, ♦tGust. It. The shylp Nonsiteh, Gums this poll ni Leith, vitt bock with hiss of lire lower mast bead, and cause nt an towhee outside of the Heed Swot ; after getting witistaore from the tiptoe she rut fruits her anchor, and got into the harbour. The King's Arm 4 •titblrs. at Lancaster. wire on Tnesday ..ight burnt to the ground. Five Mimes peri.hed in the flames. Two oilier Inners are much injured. They belonged to Gentlemen atiendnig the ittmzes. It is .tult•J in the Bombay Gazelle of the tal of April, no the alleged authority of lettera from General SMITH, iistett 24th Nlarch, that the stale of the war with the Puistitvt promised a speedy Irrosistanon. BEGEE ROW. with a force of 25,000 inc,.s unaware that General Du'ettom was wasting his approach at NaKpore, was. innving upon that cltwely purNuell by Gcserral Sutrit. A battle wing expected, and a favourably ae.ult anti cipated with conlidetwe. We regret to find that an epidemic Ji•easr. raged among the Briii.h troops in links, and had proved fatal in many itsq.sicer. .. , . A Irtirr from GilordlNr, iltairil July 30, Kip— " The iiii.il Irmo Tangiers owl 'retisati is deliver. log. Death% do not morose. The 'Mlle lillref. taii,ty prevails with reguril to what class the sit:L ocos haltosgs as when I labt wrote." 41 0 PROM SATURDAY 1V IGIIT'SGAZETTg. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wer-Nfice, August 2; NIL 131 h Regimpel 01' Light Drag a—Lieutenant Jneeph I.yisam. (row the 33.1 Foot, In be Lieut.-n.. 0, vice Stop- And yam exchanges-41111M August 13, 1811 S. 27th or Foot—Ensign Mote Buchaanau to he Lieutenant, by purchase, trice Huodcock, promoted —dated as *hove. 33.1 as' to—Lientemvot Thomas Xtopforil, from the 13th Light Dr4ll.Kliet, to be Lieuienasit, vice, I.youro, who ex ellaivera—itnivd as shove. 7tith Henry Wood to be Lieutenant, by pnr• arts?, vice Daniell, promoted iu the 99th Foot—doted as above. Qnseter•lfistes.Serjeant Gruff(' Stephens to he Quarter• Minder, vier Itainborunitti, olio resivis—dsi. ■s :Auer. Boyd Yuik Itangers—Lieutenant Sumolll.ll inly, fauns the half pity of the 87th nod, to he Lieutenant, vice Joseph Henry Putts, who nob oiges—datiLd an above. STA Vl'. Colonel Mtn Macdonald, on the half pay of the Ist Garri sn Balla!' „ to be Deputy Adjutant-General to the Torres, •ire Major•Grnrral Darlune, appointed upon the Staff of the Mauritius—dated Auttlyt 14, ISIS. HOSPITAL STA IT. Dr John Mackenzie, Guns the half pay, to lit Physician to the Forces, •ire Dr. Edward Nathaniel Bancroft, who e•x chanees—dated Aueu►t 13, 1018. Stair Surgeon r.,11.414 Doughty, from the half-pay, to be Sargon' lu thr Eurres—.:.sled as abuse. :11 Flinn SSID.CM The re-spnosinteneni of bruirsissil Anderson In full-pny in IheMitli Funt has been antedated to 7th 31areli, IS: I, but be is nut lu rteeive any back-pay. type o r. Ordnance, Angina 19, 1818. Rims, Regiment of Artillery. To he Serum! Liriitennuts—tientlesumn C,drl• Robert C. Smyth, vice 1V:Ii kis, promoted ; &tonsil A. Severer, vice Cott ..... promoted; Joseph llollotessorth, vice Jean, pro moted; Chaplet* Vl'. Wingfield, vier loser, promoted; Alviumder Tolled., rice promoted ; John S Fur. rell, vice Lethbridge, momoted ; Sautell I W. May, vi ce re.i v ied ; and George P. Reywsort, vice Sumer. vine, prusuoted—all dated July 8, 1818. CommWM4 le Ike H0113n.1 Yeomanry Caermlry, sirled bq th /Awl tit ulemarif of Ike 4Liiseohl. Willie's Waite•, Goa. lir be Lieuituast—datid July V, 1818. PARTNERSHIPS DISsoLTED 3. Robinson, 1.. Robinson. awl AV. Wliit.diead, of Red. dyers, Anisil 18, 1818.-1.. S Cone, C. R. Rristow, and J. A. Illistoo, of St. rhino:Ws-hill, Great Toner street, li.ndon , Assgost IP, 1618 —J. Sarson and T. Rsrtells, of A lilrrseate-airet Lumdon, A sizisst 11 , 1819 —9 Sainnel, P. Samuel, awl S. Smoot'', of Lin..streot, I. ton. lorichacts, Joie 18, 1818.—S. Jim. mist, 11111. mind S Jrnaniett, jun. of Tultenham•conrt-road, Midliti sea, etiAeh.loaki.rs, AUgll.l IS, 181:4 —.l. Smschter, Alkiususi, and 1). Saaptet, of 110 k-street, warehouse. wen, Animal 21, ISIS. nANKßutoTrirs r.NLARGED. nulled Blur', of Oliveto plate, K.pwatiB, 3lidilleset, SIMIC•1114.1111, from September 5, to September 26, at tea, at Guil hall, London. Thum a Walki r, of George.street, St. Ntary.le-Itime, Mid dlesex, hatierdmher, from August 25, to September 26, al tai, at Guildhall, Louiluu. BANE IttIPTCI F.. 4 SU P ERSF.DED. James Lime, of Cb►apsidr, Lomi ~,,, aarehmo•rman. Jonathan Wairliant Wanton, now or late of Great Mail borougls-mtect, Middlesex, Jesilibi. Hem, Stephen., lile of Penryn, Cornwall, inerchoot. John Smith, tale of Holnefortb, York, clothier. RANKRUPTA. 11'i:liana Leigh, of Bath street, lirthnsl.rzreen, merchant, to *lore:nth e, Atignat 25. SClll..titli.r 1 , and Octo ber 3, at tate:t e, ■l Guildhall, Lnioliin. Ammo', Mr. Lyon, Ease India Chambers, Lesdruhall-street. : t tVilliam Lumley, of Jermyn-strei t, St JainAes, Middle sex, wine-m-i (+alit, In am tender, A iivot 25, September 1, and October 3, at eleven, at Guildhall, 'Audios. Attorney, Mr. Hanes, Ertichurt It-street. ltiinsth Id, of :Hay's-buildirgr, St. Martin's-lane, Middlesex, woollen-draper, to surrender, Aligns' 29, Septrm- IH It, and October 3, at eleven, at Gtuldhatl , Lundou. Aliso 'sty, Mr. Phek ford, Old-spoor, Lioriiln's-11111. Geiwzr Page,uf anhourne-strei to Purreisdi r, August 2tl, Septembi r 19, and October 3, •1 twelve, ■t Goildhs!l, London. Albino y, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, London. Jibe Hoare, of Ri tool, ealenderer, to surrender, Septem ber 7, 9, and October 2, at Iwelee, at the Commercial Homo*, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's bin square t and Mum's. liaynton. Bristol. - • - - Jl.lllllllll Marshall. late of Slit (held, York, shoemaker, to stirren.ler, Am: 0o 28, 29, and October 3, at eleven, at the Town Hall, Sheffield. Attorneys, Mr Shea:wood, 3kt ffield and Memo. Storks r, Hasson, and lltst Ingham, Nrw Hos. Mt Charles 11, isfor,l, of Gallway.airret. Middlesex, cabinet maker, to surrender, August 2', Sept, tuber 12, need October 1. at ten, at Guildhall, I.oudon. Alturncy, 31r. Reynolds, Hrrtford-stern, Fitgroy.orpoire. 11'illiam Burton, of Ilintkh y, Leiceater. hosier, to surren der, Srpt, tuber 18, at pia, at 31e Soden's timer, 19, mud Oc tober 3, at slivers, at the Georg,. lun , Hinckley. Attorney., Mr. His kill , Noblr.sirert, Fulcuts•synare, London; and Mr. Jame. Soden, Hinckley. Jam,. Mow, of Ss. Mschsers.allry, Coolie'', London, pro. vision-men haat, to surrender, August 'JS, September 1, and October 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Aunwary., Messrs. Clarke, Richard., and Norco, Great Ormond-stirs.. Fraueia lAvereut avid Mark Lambert, of Brabant-eoort, Plishmit-lawr, Leaden, inert haute, to sar►radrr, Aug t 29, tielitemlwr 3, am.l Oci.ilwe, 3, at eli veil, at Guildhall, lAtudion. Messrs. Sweet, &what, avid Carr, sheet, Loudon. Rube rt Spooner, of Combat, London, woollen-draper, to surraiiike, August 25, Sepieutlor 1, and October 3, at tea, al Guildhall. Attorsorys, Stets... Waltuu and Glidden,Gard ler'a-liall. Basingliall.alreet Mary Marvort Junra, of the Pantheon Riding-house, Blaekfriers-suail, Surrey, her, priablc-Leeper, to surrender, Autost 15, September 5, and Ortobcr 3, at eleven, at Guild hall, Loudon. Aguriseya, Waifs. Draper and Bird, Ea ehauge.boildangs, Sank. William Janata, late of Clement's-lane, LoasbaraLatreet, London, merchant, to surrender, August 25, September 12, and October 3, at len, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Nand and tom rill, Thregunis ton-street. Julies Disraiid. of Comniing.street, Pen. tonal Ile, Al merchant, to surrender, August 25, Sep. herniatemlar I. and October 3, at len, at Guildhall, London. •t -turucyr, 11r. Caru.Law , Itrd Cri.rs.oreet, Cripple ate. DIVIDCNDsi. Sept. 14. 1. (\ape, of Stis....orret, Bu.hupszate-Within, Lon gues, gnarlier, at twelve, at Guoldhall. Sept. 14. J. Laude, f Token! ..... ae-yar.l, London, merchant, at el. vete, at Guildhall. Sept. 14. J. Marahall, of Kina'a Peed court, ?fermate-street, London, uhultonle-linen-Jralae, at eh yea, at Guildhall. & pt 30. T. Grace, of Prinee4 Ituda ...... gh, and J. 9.'.Yood cock, uf Aythahury, Narks baukers, at twelve, at the Comity Ilan, Aylesbury &pt. 19. J. 3144. re, of lii•hop.Monktou, J. Tennant, r f Leeds, awl J Foster. of 111,h,p Mossklou, York, illax•spin nem at eleven, at the Sersuma Huuar, Leevla. Sept. 14. J. lloweti, of St. Mart...Nl-lane, Alukllesex, builder, at el. vela, at Guildhall, Loudon. Sept. 24. J Jackson mil W. Jaelown, both now or late of Ihmeate Whlrf, Lund ..o, binkers, at eleven, at tie iirVer Inn. Rialto,' Weartnotith. Sept. IS. A. Walker, den. awl M. Walker, of Birmingham, A. soil It. liallock, of Philadelphia, North Sowerica, tweeds:oda, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, mingha•• Sept. 15. H. Garr, of Dane Hill, Simms, lime.buraer, at ten, at Guildhall, London! Sept. IS. W. Thornelor, of Birminghami baker, at twelve, at the White Hart Inn, Birmingham. Sept. 19. .1. Armstrong, uf North Wanhorough, Hants, nurseryman, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Sept. 17. J. Smith, of Huddersfield, York, Cooper, at ten, nt the Old Angel lon, Macclesfield. Sept. 14..1. Farenden, late of Chichester, timber.merthant, at elevenat the Swan Inn, Chichester. Sept. 11. 0. Pape, late 4if di iatol, hosier, at eleven, at the %Mir Hart Inn, Bristol. Oct. 3. J. Huneywill, 4.f Plym.lork, Devon, inalist.r, at eleven, at the King's Arius, pi, month. Sept. 16. R. Howard, of Stockpot. Chester, manufairturtr, at two, at the White Lion Ism, Stockport. Sept. IS. G. Warder, of Torquay, Devon, callinet-isaker, at eleven, at the Hotel, Torquay. Sept. 15. J. Hellen, of Ilunitou, Devon, ironmonger, at twelve, nt the Angel Inn, Tiverton. S. pt. 15. C Ogilvie and W. MacNeill', of Liverpool, wrap. manufacturers, at one, at the office of Messrs. AVIPOU and Wheeler, Liverpool. Sept. IS. G. Gibson, of Liverpool, pipe.mnlter, at noe, at the afire of Memos. Avison and Wheeler, Liverpool. Sept 15. J. Webster and J. Harrison, of Liverpool, mer chants, at one, at the office of Megan. Avivun and Ilanoverstreet. Liverpool. Sept. 14. 11. Setree, of John street, Holborn, Middlesex, money.scrivener. at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Sept 14. W. F. Cotsford, of Upper Claptioi„ Middlesex, plumber, at eleven, at Guildhall, London Sept. 14. S Cockburn, late uf the Island of Martinique, in the %Vest Indies, hut now of Hugh-creel, St. Mary•le•lione, Middlesex, merchant, at twelvi., at Guildhall, Lovtliasi. Sept 22. T. Bridgemaii, of Birmingham, sad.lltr, at one, at the Royal Hotel, Birraingluon. Si I.t. 22. J. T.ntings, of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven, at the !loyal Hotel, Birmingham. S.pt. 22. G. Coltman, of Stourbiidge, Worcester, grocer, at tin lie, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingh.on. Sept. 15. It. %%Ilion, of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George Inn, 1331e.alreet, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES.—Serrtmavn 12. R. P. Sayer, late of Clsienee.rue, C.= sell, Surrey, money-activerier.—T. Ashmead, of Bristol, liabeidaslirr T. Rootlet!, or Bury St. Edmunds. Suffolk, tallow Cooke, late of Ihr city of Dublin, and me* or the Strand, Middlesex, dealer in music.—%V. M. Pent. 61, of Mail;moue, Kent, hanker.—.l. Stansfiehl, of Stick pot, Cb. sire, bulcber.—J. Per.y, of Nantxich, Chester, drApCf. PR ICE OF sucLut The overate price of Brown or Muscorsilii Somme, rim. pitted from the Returns made in the week flitting the P.lth Jay of A41;8'14,11318, ist 21.1. per hundred st P)..* sive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thertus, or the importatiou thereof into Great Britaiu. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by tLe Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, and of Ootental per holt of 1401bs. avoirdupoise, from the returns received in this week ended the 15th of August, 161 A, Wheat. Rye. Barley. a. d. a. d. a. d . 79 11 50 4 50 0 Oats. a. d. Beaus. Pease. Ostmra I. I Berr or 111. s d. s. d. s. d. 1 s. d 68 0 58 3 35 9 I -- BIRTHS. ifesterday senoight, at Carlton Hall, Northamptoto•hoe, Ile Huss. lady Palmer, of a ano. Ou Priday. the 41st intent, the Lidy of Thomas Muul den, Esq. of Stateibburough House, Kent, of a MARRIAGES. fla Saturday aennight, Michael Bruce, Esq. eldest rot of Cranford Bruce, Esq. of Upper Grosvenor-street, to Liidy Parker, of Upper Bicokoitrect, widow of the !Ate Captain Sir Peter Parker, Bart. R N. and daughter of Sir George Dallas, Bart. On Satnnlay, the 15th inatant t at Cstion Chore+, by the Bev. Edward Conyers. Christopher, eldest son of Christopher Blackest, EN. of Wylam, Northumberland, to F.liziili. daughter and to-heiress of Montagu littrgu tie, EN. of a k Hall, Essex. At Rotherglen, near Glargovr, nn the 11111 instant, J 0... Os M'Cartney to Mary Hamilton. After paying ha: t - .. e 1.., .s at the Royal Borough fur getting the union legal,seil. Cie couple returned to Calton, where Joseph is considi evil a character. 'their reborn sins hailed by hundred., alio I I. lowed the procession from street to street. A great mai yof the crowd carried large bathing, and the young hindhinit. as " hearty as the best of them," sported a sprig, of sloth li, which he fterptcutly flourished rollout his head, remit " Older, gentlemen ". hut to order was to be obtain, il ale r e every thing was disorder, and Mrs. 11Peartney fa wed, much was she toois'ed, on going into a honer in Caller. Mary, although married, did nut choose to lie MAW, 41, and, leaving Joseph, went to the Gorhals. Next day, the )I.uttg. men pounced upon him when he erase to the silt.. ; a.:41 it was found necessary to remove him to the Po:ice 011ie.: out of ham's way. DEATHM. Oo Friday morning, at hie house at Pimlico, in the MOM year of his are, Mr. General Ashley, who for in my ,roof was leader of the band at the Oratorios at Covent G.tt drib Theatre. At Coleraine, Trelsod, on W , doesday nicht, the 12th not in the d2si year or his ace, Juts• Cuthbert, Esq. Suss , is.s. General of Customs. He had retired to rest its appair..t Rood health sod ex( client spirits, and was found dead in bed the following mooing. By his death a var.snry us. tits fur the office of Surveyor-G I. The Cost ho u se t. ports have already started three candidates fur the stt nog t..n, Messrs. Fitzpatrick, Cramptcsa, and Parsons. II i. nu Once of great trust, and requires considerable Well! and a1,11,1)._ HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT ILON1)()N ratiutm. Moneitax 25 after 7. I Evesitig 61 On 7. PRICE OF 3 per Ct. Red..... 76t1 3 {)er Ct. Cons.... 751 31 per Cent.(uere).B6l 86 4 per Ceuts..... 951 5 per Ct. N. Anu...104 105 Bank L. Ann. 20 5-16 lON SATURDAY. ludia iinials..Bs 86 pp. E. Bilis, g.... 19 in pr. Ditto. itk f ,.. 19 fO Lotter 'Meknes 294 iu.. Omnium, rlis.. 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