The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-11 00:00:00

T A . • ' THE ,LATE STORM _ _,- - 1t1RA931.0113 63CAPR 0! :TDB PASSENGFRS ON( BOARD TIM cOUNTERS OF hiocuroot. eacttKe. On Torolsy, the 4d instant, at eleven o's k • et. no. the reontless bkfrpool Holyhead packet,. Captign Davis. soiled from Holyhead, with tinw3iil4 taf twirot.e lowneolgrre, the wits 'l W.S.W. bloat Mg, fresh.. At kill-post twelve it blew is gale, mood at loalf-pnat cone came on the 4 dreadful hoirricaue; . ever reperomiced by the oldest seaman oil lioaril,' hii'h A until eight o'clock ; at Italf.p.t.t 't•000r vessel became imusanagesible. the vino risu 'Moog to tains high; the ,ills were all taken is., wool the ship lay -to, and continued to draft iio a northerly direaion. At right o'clock vivid lightning came ms, with toomillt peals of thunder; is ciiiii;osict block cloud di•scended on the mat, onened with a d end fail ra t ios' tttt , and a large WI of lire i.siseoi r •,, I a Diagonal direction and stook in the oral within' f•osse or five yards of the packet, tloriming sop slater In the height 'of thirt.y or rimy fret. Five out of seven of the crew, who , . were on fleck,- were knot keel down, but recovered soon afterwards. A 6.11 of fire entered the cabin, MIA with 1111 capita.. sion, resembling the discharge of a pistol, struck a thv sl had, lay at the stove—footstool. ly the nisi at the helm, thaingli MU11111,41, held the tiller fast ; had be let it g • the vessel would bier been immediately buried iii the sea. The wind ondoleody ceased, and the Captiiiu ordered the awls to be set, anal with inerodible exertions found himself, at Jay off Lambay, but so fair out ws to prevent his Ossk ing Balbriggan, which he Intended ; bore away fur the bey of Carlini/ford, cud though still hlow iiig a gale, Wailed the passengers ,cord snails at ‘Varren Point, at eleven o'clock on Wednesday forenoon. It is impossible to speak too highly of the unceasing and laborious exertions of Cap tsin who rein•siosed Oil deck fur twenty-four hours, or the steadinesiasid courage of the crew, to whom, ler Providence, the preservation of the vessel, anti the lives or all on board, are doe. Due. lug the gale, some horses which were on board broke Lwow. kicked some trunks to loiters, and considera bly i..cre3sed the danger, alarm, and embarrass 111111i. The mast was slightly damaged by the lightning. There were nit board Sir W. Roberts, Sir N. Colilourst, M.P. Ctolossel Odell. M.P. lion. A t ior Vereker, M.P. Colonel Pepper, &v. The violent storm of wind on Wednesday winch appears to have done so much damage iii the metropolis and itO the coast, wits experienced at the extreuse points of the kitigdoiu at the owe time. It was felt in this neighbourhood in its utmost fury, and was aecuaspatited by thusider, liglittsirig, and heavy torrents of raise. lmlred it more re sembled a tropical hurricane than the gales which ► ccavionaliy runt thie chaste. HOSlltit were par tially unroofed, chimuies blown down, and part uf one of the battlements at the Cathedral fell with *mit violence as to penetrate a roof beneath, and uccatiusi considerable datuage. Trees were routed no in great number* in all directiosse, ass 4 :died. and other temporary buildings levelled with the ground. Travelliog was rendered eztresuely hazertloua, by the me. flowing of the rivulets and bro .ks. The Bristol sod Birmingham metil, on its approach to toils city, about eleven o'clock at night, with four auside and two outside passenger., had a very mel low e.cape front bring uverset into a piece of water or great depth at Ilardwi, ke-bridge, where all ititn4 stave perished. The leaders Icftiog their footing, tanned short round; ors wbizb the guard got demo, to the hope of being ..We to guide them through the \vas e , ; but iii the attempt the hums fell 1510 the ditch, and pulled the pour fellow aloug silk them ! los this perilous 'Wean's), and sills no other pro.- 'greet Blau the coach being likewise drawn Tutu th e s•nue abyss, a y o ung naval lacer, also was ats po,..enget, intrepidly plunged lido the flood, arid, bytititthittA atilt tote hood, with Ilse other he dragged the guard a s silos ; lifter wlhch, he went to the ttesistosice 01 . the bones. cut the traces with a knife he took front his pocket, and sated the pour ani mals Isom drowning, as well as the coach from being upset in that appalling situation! ritsdiug it inipotsible to proceed, the whole of the horses were taken ell, sad went back with four of the pas *roger* alai the guard, to Whibuiuster Inn (about three Burrower, the driver, being left ens the box irs charge of the coach; the other two t oosseirgers having gone to a farisi-lsouse near the ',pot, where they were most ho.pitably treated. It was past six o'clock before the flood had ,sufficiently fultoilleil to permit their prosecuting their journey. during all which time the coachman was left at hie post ; and it was half past seven on Thursday morissug, instead of twelve the preceding night, *serum the coach readied this city. The down mail, finding the dangerous state of road, very properly returned here, and dill not proceed to Bristol till day-light in the moruing.—(frluscraer Juurowl.) 'Else storm did considerable damage to the Abbey elnisch, Tewkesbury, by strippisig many toils of lead off Ilse tipper roof, sud blowing down many of the cuprog stones, &c. The re • gof 11'ednestlay last might be deemed our of /trio,, for few families ill M It were tseitifit trout its alarm.. About four o'clock iu the altruism. S. a barge, laden with timber, was pro s veiling ants), the Wye to Chepstow, past before she reached the bilge sat Nlonntoutli, a sudden gust lit the Los of the vessel SICHIllst the tilde al she Stela, galosh gate her a heel, *sheet she filled, nad suOli slier sunk ass the channel at the wit hy bed. The Illaistrr„ John J01'11481,41 left find, and tour men, w e re Wilisheil ovrrlward ; bait by the exertions of the iiilialtitaiits rerultag near the spot were all rescued, though not aithout pttrat peril , from a watery grave. tit. may he 'Wiled, the miraculous escape of Mr. l'ewiriss'a faintly, iu M tttttt ow-street, who lied scarcely left their room, about eight o'clock to the eVesilllg, when S 1:11111111Py of the house WWI Liuwu slusaas, wh►rlt bole wills if, its it s passage, beatic—hreakong through floret ceilings into tsar patiour iu winch they ItaJ been seated„ and its full every tliiiig toot imp, deal its course, but happily without doing personal injury to our 01 the 61.1111*,. The roof* of other houses is,itl builibligs about the town were al.° much 1;4111agril ; assail we have greatly to fear, that many berson. encuoistanCe• r violenet witi 1. ds if aaiaLt j•saltiaiika .._~ ._ ruE Eal roa OF TIFV.ARMS 3 PRZST. Ste-1n looking into very intelligent awl useful little volisme, entitled " The deadest* .f Hams ILO; ',rah Hirai foe their ProPalatial'. sr the iteleared of their Come- Apra's'," 4 ILO a very simple appertains dererdsed, for the Re‘rinise of orneryisig persons from the upper stori4 • of • houses that are on tire. The melancholy destioction of 'Mr: Wheeler's family, by the he in the Strand yesterday lehrobsur, I should entorrive 111 ken sweat soillkiewly awful *r.lo4arsitters pohlie &restive to the moat simple owl elliemeiroo s providiag for syfety under such calamitous or ~ 11 11117 ariets. ' he apparatus to which 1 shell allnde consists of a pole of tom tiolity.six to forty feet ; the diameter at Mations shoot Ave fortes, and at top about three. Three feet 41.116 she top is a sportive through the pots, with • rally fixed therein ; • emperor thont three-quarters of an loch dieuteier twice the kuglh of the pole, with • spring hook et nse to whirls is attached a basket of strong wick.* three and a half feet long, Iwo and • half wide, and hoar feet deep, remanded et the Owners awl Mittom. The pole hes • spike at the bottom i and • oort of bunk at the top which jorryeass its slippint, a nd below raised and set stalest • house over the window from which prisms% we to rerspe, ihr manner of using it is so simple and efficacious, that • 4h-seraphim central he seedful. These pules shoold be kept "soder any ersivenitat shells and gate-way., end the baskets deposited is the several welch-honors or waiellioxeli. There are mums further d, tails and particulars in the book to which 1 allude, and de•eriptive topper plates of this and pthcr inventions of a similar sterol tendency, • reference to whirl, will preclude the necessity of my occupying more space en your valwible Paper. Yours, ke. March 2, 1012. X. Y. TILE L.4TR CASE OF POISONING. . •mm.IMMO. . On making in q uiry yeelerilay iu4t the mate of the wafer. tnnate women isseetioned iu our Pollee [trout yeelertlay„ we amend to be able to inform our mailers. skit three of them are sn far recovered that they ate able to resume their work. Jane Giftlie is able to sit op in her own apartment, soil is recovering very fast. The asfoulanate Betsy Fox is mill in a ilasierrinto way hot there are strong hopes of her final recovery. The l'hytneiawe who aimed her ileetive, as yet, aiviair their tip 000 ioo ; slit had two or three Min" ef the couruiriens and fainting fits r set nbiy. POLIC If. 1/1111011.11ALL. •rfla -' DETCNTION OF DIAMONDS. Ar m off n . of Alarp.atreet, Kent-rued, appeared yCater. slay lornsre Mr. Serjeatit Act.i.ss, to answer 11w rumple' s' of Me. Lax anis Isaacs, the a..tele:on' alias ~,,,, I merchant, sit 11•dywell street, (sr unlawfully ala I:1'111111V, a pair of ear-rings and a Mooch set with brilliants, of the valise of 8"/. Ms property. Mr. Issues stated. that Ise hail freqnently eniphaved the late Mr. Otto, the hushes.' of the Hematite, to nwast 144444 in the disposal of 'weeks'. MUM'S of various &serape and al lowed him a commission on the trapper., as. ilisposeal ems e orompesisation fur his services. (li, the IMb of Frbs•uary last be &littered to him 11w property in (real for the starve. nse►tliwstd purpose. Oa Feb 4I Mr. Otto stied suddenly. and he (Mr. Isaacs) a few days elements applied to the wiltow for the properly to he returned. He was then informed, that a permit, sassed Chia'', had called upon her, and claimed the property in the name of Mr. Yates. a Puissance in the King's Hest h, itoo whom he said the propirty betwagetl, and she delivered then' up to him on such representation. Mrs. Otto ►aid, ilia' on the slay stilosequent to the death of her bu•bau.l. Mr Chit he applied to lot r as shove stated. rad she drlivt•red the property, out doubting the truth of the representation. lu this stage of the rase the Solicitor to Mr. haves stated, that it was his wish, on the part of Mr. 1 , lu prefer a Mar .e against Chicle, for übt • • g the articles in g s .•attos wader false prt•trurrs, the fact bola( that they belonged to Mr. teases, and Mr. Vales had no oaten st is them whatever. Mr. t.hiche stepped forward and stated his willingness to meet the charge h. rtantemplatios. and in explain the cir. easnosiamas of the rase, as far an caste within his Mum. ledge. Al the request sir Mr Otto, he hail accepted nu merlons moduli hill, to whit lo Mr. Yates anal Mr. Otto were parties The jewels claimed loy Mr. Isaac% Ike deceased priamisid to lodge in ha. !soots as a ea runt) for the payment of the hill. lawmaliata ly after the siumpeetral death of Mr Otto. he claimed the 'emptily of the widow, as helougisig to Mr. Vatea, tlw drawer oh the bill. The Magistrate said, that ass Ow alleged false pretence was Ilse saw that had been mane of the 1111.1IC of Mr. Video', the business could not 'wasted until that pr. sell appeared in Clout', end gave his evidence. The parties thirst withdrew. Mr. Isaacs states' big delertnistatison to pen., r o ws Chicle for the ea ianival Winter, and that he should the hest nem agaiu before the Magistrates on a lutist day. SINGULAR CA‘R.—On Weariestfay a boy was whipped tI ; gh the streets of Glasgow, pursuant to Inn beldame, for returning from hatrishreseat. The prepaneions at MCValefliwy 111.'1 it. 4 114.141144 hoodlum] for the pilchard fishes y, the ensuing scow'', have already commenced. Thiritesi new snow are preparing, which, with those raisplovrel last beaball ' will make sixty-four scans, from Mevagis. sey toCliarlestowit. The number of persons em ployed by these beans, in a favourable' beason, amounts to upwards of 2,000. Marty the seam last year were very fortunate; the sears at l'arr caught 540 hogsheads of fish, shrill produce d upwards of 24.00/., having a liatirlsome profit, be side paying for the seals, which wan a new one, arid the expenses of the season. It should, how. ever, lie observed, that this is not nfreis the ta,e ; and that, ass an average, the, pilchard libber) , is corisitleted not to bee very profitable speculation. A melancholy occurrence look place in the parish of Paul, iu Cornwall, ors Friday best. On the morning of sisal day an e Idrrly women, stained ELIZADEIII BADCOCK, wept lotus MOM adj,, g the labor-house, iii which a lunatic 'ranted ANDREW lIARVEY was confined, its order to remove the breakfast things. As she was about to do this, lite maniac knocked her down with a blow of his list, and i ;;;; nerliately laid hold on her by the hair with one basal, whilst he continued to strike her aril) the other. Iler cries ulanued some persons who were in the house; but before they could rescue the odor- Innate woman, lie dashed her head against tire wall with such violence, as to fracture her skull so dreadful a sarauner.thut ally expired in a few hump, in ',tread agony. tile manias ins Leen co 000000 'died to Bodmiii lona, on the warmest of the Coroner, Mr, PgaSSE ROGERS, I.A.re whom an inquest on the body wigs tuken on Sunday Inst. A dreadful event happened at Priors&lll colliery, near Lane-end, Ware; on the morning of Thursday, about tie( o'clock, occasioned by else breaking of the mane chain imuireliaerly after the waggon was drawn or the pit, by which accident three men mail three boys, sill fa►tened together in the Chain, were precipitated to the bJltom of the pie, ai4l litt.iuily daslittl to /antes. • FROM LAStinGIIT'S G.IZ L7'7' E. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Ames Clitarthain, of Oldham, Lancaster, shoemaker,Trom March 26 to April 6, at clever, at the Palace Inn, Man chester. Susan Ruse, of Swansea, dealer and chapsroman, from March 21 to April 10, at eleven, al the Bush 11 " 0 , High' street, Swansea. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Julio Barges Budgett, of Starke-Isar, Sorneiset, common brewer. William Norton Maritsa, of Salford, Lancaster, eon,- dealer. BANKRUPTS. Edward &rotten of Fox and Knot-yard, Snow.bill, Lon don, dealer and el:spinal', to siirreoder, March 14, 25, and April 21, at taw, at Guildhall, (.undoes. Atli/racy, Mr. William Dykes, Thayses.las. Charles Thomas Cracklow, formerly of While Lion.strret., Spiialgrldt, Sliddltarx. late of Scott's Wharf. St Ss ea, Stristbwark, marble-merchant, to sorrender, March 11, 28, .and April 21, at kin, at Gnildhall, London. Atturtwy, Mr. Castle, Crirsitur-street, Chanetry-lane. Job. Marshull,ofGrcrt Grimsby, Lincoln. coro.merehanr, to surrender, March 24, at sereeti, YIN at ten, arid April 21, at seven, at she Granby Nu, Great Grimsby. Attorney, Mr. Charles Fret/044.k Burton, of IYeldoo, Bortt!amist.dr. John Wood, of Manchester, broker, to surrender, April 6, 11, and 21, at three, at the Star bin, Manchester. At toriieys, Messrs. Halraearl and Ainsworth, Manchester; and Mrsus. Millie mad Parry, Temple. London. John Hawkins, of Huddersfield, York, butcher, to sur render, April Y 3, at five, 14, at nine, and 21, at ten, at the Huoldrradeld. Attordria, Mr. William Jacointi, Ilaiiiighall-strert, tondos; and Mr. Mat. Browor, Haddert*ld. John Holmes. late of Birmingham, dealer in eortlierswase, to surrender, March 31. at four, at the Roe Bork lull, New castle-wider-Lyme, Stafford, April 1, al twelve, at the Leo of Masi Inu, Burstein, Stafford, and 21, at twelve, at the Roe Burk Inn, Nrwcarale-under•Lynw. Attorneys, Mr. Berridge, Hattior.gasikn, Loudon; mid Mr Ward, Burstein, Staffordshire. James Gifford, late of Frome Selwonsl„ Somerset. coal merchant (but nem a prisoner fur debt in his Majesty's gaol for the anew) , of Somerset), to surrender, March 23, 24, and April 21, at twelve, at the Castle lon, Bath. Attorney*, Messrs. Blake and Sou, Cook's -court, Carey.street, Louden; and Mr. John Vine Little, Bath. Joseph Jenkins, of Duals y, Worcester, mercer, to sateen der, 'Split 2,3, and 21, at eleven, at the Packhorse Inn, Wureesitc. Attorneys, Mr. George Bonsfleld, Reinserts.- sweet, Flett.street, London; and Mr. Wilson, Worcester. Joseph Constaidine, of Crook 3101, Cook, Kendal, West moreland, Michael Rubinson, of Weal neense, Fewstone, York, and Andrew Tyson, of Cs ook Mill, aforesaid, fiats spinners. to marrenskr, Aped 7, at tutor, $, and 21, at eleven, ■t the New Be.l Lion Jou, Color, Lancaster. Attorneys, 31r. Tillut- on, Colo.', Lane:4o.i. ; and 3lessrs. Lowe, and Coalmine, Ilate.coure, Temple, lo•udon. John Divies, sit Idensalai freed, Llancoesway, Denbigh, suirit-dealer, to Auricled. r, April 3, 4, and 21, at one, at the George lens, Dalr.streei, Lie. fount. Attorneys, 31r. Charles Used, Liverpool ; smith Mr. Peter Williams, Mo.: ly well, Ilndsbu c. John Diode, late of Live' pus.l, money-scrivener, to sur render, March 11 , 21, and April 21, at eleven, at Guild hall, Lundeen. Anemic's, Mr. l'elward Chester, Staple-Inn, Lumina ; and Mr. John Leete, Liverpool. George Plucker and William Prucior, of Birmingham, awl of Sheffield, opticians, to mire. ode►, Match 29, 24, and April 21, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-new, Berming hunt. Attorneys, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pearse, and Hula, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, Lunduesi and Messrs. Whateley and Sun, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. A pri I 11. H. Donk% of Greek.streel, Soho, Middlesex, co:irk-maker, nl ekven, at Guildhall, Lunde's. April 14. h. V. Gore, of lbshupssate.strcet, Loudon, haber dasher, at ides, u, at April 14. W. Horn, of Quersi.sireet, Lienehonse, Middlesex, sail.inaker, at ek -en, at Guildhall, Louden. March 31. F., 31sekiatorls, of the Haymarket, Middlesex, accuuircmvut•mrker, al ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. March 31. H. Clark, of Saint Mary kill, London, ship. broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. Mooch 31. J. U. Totkieu, of Sabot Paul's Church-yard, lanedou, china-seller, it one, at Guildhall. April IL W. Hamilton and M. Agar, of Riches-court, Limo-street, London, merrhant., at twelve, at Guildhall. April 8. A. J3llllllll, of the 'lrythilig of Sheet, Southampton, lailurr, lit two, at the Dolphin low, Peterslielel. April 3. %V. Violet:o, J. Tuniier, J Resists, and A. Hancock, of Newbury, Be•rks, latiLies at eleven, at Oro Town-hall, Newbury. April 10. R. Clough, R R. Cluitzh, D. Mason, and J. L. Junes, of 1k abigh and l.lsurwil, baukera, at aorta, at the . - Crown bits. Denbigh. April D. I'. Deut, of Carlisle, draper, at eleven, at the Bush lean, Carlisle. A 1,1412. J. Livock the elder and .1 Livock the yotinger, of Lowestoft, Su ffulk, grocers, as eheveu, at the Qui en'a Howl lon, Lowestoft. April 4. J Bull the elder and J. Bull the younger, late of Red Lion-court, IVatling-strert, Lunduo, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 4. %Y. Raiusioril, of Iligh.street, Sottilvark, listen draper, at ten, •1 Gio i When. April 14. J. Latistl,ll, juts. or Bexhill, Sussex, farmer, at len, at Guildhall. April 11 I'. Turley, late of Emit Grinstead, Sussex, farmer, at test, at Guildhall, Loudon. April 11. T. Hall, junior, of Evesham, Worcester, and of Gropoil, Hants, grocer, at WIC, at Guildhall, Laudon. April 7. A. Cuff, of Barking, Essex, dealer, at tett, at Guildhall, London. April 4. T. Austell, of While Horse-yard, Little WiliLetreel, Midilleaex, h.wre.slealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. April 4. E Richardson, of Great Russell.street, Covent-Gar den, Middlesex, linen-draper, at twelve, at Gaildhall. April 11. N. Bell, of Borehatmpark, Hertford, bay-jobber, at one, at GnihibsU, Longhorn. April 3. J Johnson, now or late of Whitileery, Cambridge, farmer, at eltven, at the Talbot Ina, Peterborough. April 7. J Ilitueuck ..d T. Sheldon, late of Burislens, Siaf fordshire Pone. leo pottery, at twelve, at the Rue Buck Newcastle-uniler-Lytle, Stafford. April 7. W. Bouth,of illaaley, in the Staffordithire Potteriev, putter, at ckveu, at the Rum/loth loss, Neergasale-mider- Lyme. April IS. J. Davies, of Canterbury, Kent, lineu.dmper, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loadou. •CERTIFICATES.-11•ReN 31. B. Stroehan sad T Stubbs, of Cheapside, London, ware boutestrette—C. Valestioe, of St. James's-walk, Clerketswell, Middlesex, japasther —J. H. Watehoru, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen .draper.—A.Granv ille, of Plymouth-Ibn*, I)evon, rhino-tuerchast.---N. S. Jobusuu, of Mauchester, r. •• . FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S °AMTS. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. . IVar-Office. March 8, 1818. ;.L. let Regiment of Dragoon Onarils—Captain Duet Sta Northcutt, from half-psy of the Bth Licht protein*, to be Captain of a Troop, vire William sibling, who es. chauges, receiving the difference—dated Feb. 18, 1818. 4th ditto—Cliarks William Evora, Gent. to be Cornet, by porch:me, vice tlinsmack, who r etiem..—daird aa li m a ,. John Frederick Sales Clio ke, Gent. to Le Cornet, by pur chase. vice Scott, pruenuttit—doted Feb. 19.1818. 34 Regiment of Itragoosisi— Lieutenant George Lloyd, from the hall. ply of the Regivacid, to hr Lieutenant. vice Jett ries Kingbley, who exchanges, receiving the difference— dateil as above. 4th ditto—lariats lIIIIIi Francis permit Daly, from the half. ply of ►he 78111 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Charks Farmer, uhu excleutiges, receiving the difference—dated as atvore. Avvittant ,Surgi on William Gsrilliscr,truot the sOtb Fout s to . . • be Assist a iit-Su :eon, Vice FI iasuo, dect aht —a it i:ti 1.7. b. 15th Itegirneut of Light Dragoons—William Elton, G 4 ut. 10 be Curuct, by purchase, vice Law, pi vuwieri—Jutert as above. 11th ditto—James Caiinun, Gent. to be Cornef, by purchase, ♦ice M`Lhougiall, as abuse. 2hth ditto. To he Comets, by purrbase--William Gleadorre, Oent. vice %Utley, prona..ted is the 13th Light Dragoons—dated as above ; soil James Sl'Douall, Geod. vice Amid, promol ed--dattil .Feb. 12, 16111. Ist Regiment of Fuut—Lieutenant John Store, from the half-pay of the Ito gimeut, to be Lie-memos*. vice Sodium. ley, IteCelhirti+da!ti 10th February, ; Lieuteloant Jew ph Jtlrries, from tise half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Moller, sleceased--dated lith February, I 818; Eassigu Joint Dixon lu be Lieutenant, by pur chase., vice Heudrult, pruiouled—dawil February 12, 1818: rarign.laitra Stuyte, from the half pay of the Regiment, to he Emmen, rice Grant, &ceased—dated 11th February, . . 1818 ; Alexander Grabatta,_Geut. to be Ensign, by pur: chose, vice Dittou--datett February 12, 181$. Surgeon Rawl. Sandford, (rum the half-puy of the 83.1 Foot, to he Suwon, vice Roberts, w hose appointment is not to t.ke plere--tleted Fettrunry 12, 1818: Bth -lAA', Mahon. from , the half-pey of the 411th F , be vice Jr- Sty Mitchell, ;out, to , Lieateuant" lames Slephru . who exchanges, receiving the J au uary 12, 1818. 20th ditto—Staff Hospital Assistant lamer Clarke to lie Assistant-Surgeon, vice Gardiner, appoitited to the 4th Ora:,wm--Irtwl February 12,1818. 30th dilto—Lientenaut John Steuart, from the half-pay of the 11 lb Fool, to be Lieutenant, vice Itolw•rt Naylor Horn', who exchanges, receiving the differvace--daled February 19, 1814. 32d ditto--Lieuteisant William Havelock, from the 43d EOM, to be Captain of a Cotnpany, by puiebase, •ice Haunts, who retires.—dated as above. 45th ilitki—Lieutenaut James Reid, from the lialf.pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Richard Hill, who ex changes, receiving the diffrrenee—ilated February 12, 1818. 48th ditto—Lieutenant John Heard, from the 55th Foot, to be Lientemar, vice Armstrong, who exchanges--dated February 19, 1818. 55th ditt o —Lietsteuaut Francis tY Armstrong, from the 48th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Huard who excliauges— dated as above. 58th Jitto--Ensign Campbell to he Lientenaut, Vice Ro gen, deceased—. Sated February 12, 2818. George Fitzr,y, (hut. to be Emogo, vice Campbel!--dated as above. 68th ditto—Quarter-7440er George Macheath, front the half-pay of the 62d Foot, to he Qom ter-Nlar.trr, vice Nicholas Ross, who exchanges—staled Felwiisry 18, Mk 69th ditto--Gentlernan Cadet, James Eyre 31iittlebury, from . . the novel Military College, to be Ensign. without purchase, vice Weir. promoted—dated February 19, ISIS. 70th ditto—Ensign Pulteney Poole Shelburne, from the haltriy of the lit Font , to be Ensign vice John it • •ger, who exchanges—dated February 12, 151$. 73d ditto—Gentleman Cadet Woodward. hum the Itnyal Military Cull. ge, to be Rewire, by purchase, vice Dixon, otiose apioduiment is nut to take place—dated Feb. 10, ISIS. 75th ditto—Ensign Conyngbani George has been permitted to resign his Coutsuissiun from Edo uary 12, 1818. SSIII ditto—John Gibson, Gent. to be En:sign, lsy pur chase, vice Smith, who retires--dated February 12, 1818. 99th ditto—Lieutenant James 11. Noble, from the half-pay of the Regi tttttttt t to be Lieutenant, vire James Davidson, who exchanges—dated February 19,1818. 90th ditto—Lieutenaut Richard Mythlleton, from the 12th Foul, to be Lieutenant, vice Heury Eager, who retires un the half-pay of the 12th Foot, receiving the difference— (laird as above. 97th ditto—Juhu Nichols, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dighy, who retires—dated February 12, 1818. Rifle Brigade—Lieutenant Robert Crawford, flout the half pay of the 45th Foot, to be First Lieutenant, eke Thus. Taylor %Vussley, who exchange% receiviteg the difference— dated February 11, 1818 ; Lieutenant John Brockman, from the half-pay of the 84t h Foot, to he First Lieutenant, vice William Campbell, who exchanges—dated February 12, 1818. Tot k Chasseu re—Lieutenant Thomas Barclay Moody Suther land, from the haft's) , of the Ist Foul, to be Lieutenant, vire Stumm Farrar, who exchanges—dated February 19, 1818. HOSPITAL STAFF. Deputy Inspector IVilliam iVyinie Framer, with temporary . , rook, to be Deputy luspictur of Hu.pitala—datiol "e -lm-teary 12, 1818. Umpital.Assiataut David William., from half-pay, to be Ilurpilal Atmistaist to the FIUCCII, vice Etermiugbani, de erased—dated Fetes nary 12, 1818. Araislant.Surgeon Francis Sivewrielit, from the half-pay of _ . the Mb West lathe Ileitimeur . , to lie Supernumerary As sistant-Surgeuu iu Ilse East fudies--dated February 19, ISIS. Amislaut•Sorgeor Benjamin Campbell, from half-pry of the Vith Foot, to be Supernumerary Assistant-Surgeun in the East lutlies—dated February 19, 1818. ou ass%; inAttim " 4 """J `'"'"`" MEMORANDUM. The Commission of Major Macalunald,of 11w 5811 i Foot, has been antedated to the 1816 December, 1817, but lie is not allowed to receive any back pay. The Cammitwimi of Capiniu Broughton, of the 01k Fool, has been antedated to the 161 October, 1817, hut I. is out al lowed to receive any hack pay. The dale of the Couimission of Liesstroant JolanG. of the 87th Foot, is 22d April, 1817, and not the lush March, 1817, us slated io the Gazelle of the 14th February, 1818. A Alerting was held at the College of Surgeons, in Dublin, on Thursday, at which the new Bill was folly discussed. A well drawn up Petition to the 1-loose of Commons, against the measure, was inns ea by the SUMMON-GENERAL, and unanimously adopted. Mr. Pi.uakerr, Mr. Pcr.t., Mr. LESLIE Forms, mid several other Members, whose opi nions must have considerable influence on this question, have promised their hest suriort to the Petition. There is a reasonable hope, then, that this innovating and impolitic Bill may not pass into a low ; but it is quite certain, that, if the mem sure should at all obtain the sanction of Parlia ment, it will be under very considerable suotlitica tioni. Persons who have beau plucked in Ireland as Mr, Peel has been heard to express himself, will not be plumed iu Englund, or, in oilier words, Can didates who have been rejected by the College of Dublin, will not be admitted by that of Loudon. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TursttaV. Slsseit 10. Amsterdam .... 36 10i1.2U. 1 Venire, lial.Liv. 14 70 Ditto at sight .. 36 4 i Malta Amsterdam ... . 11 6 C. F. Naples ...... 431 Ditto at sight .. 11 3 Palersno Rotterdam..,... 11 7 2U. Lisbon 5fe . .: Antwerp ex. lu. n N Oporto Hamburgli.. .. 34 0 ?kt. Rio Janeiro Ol4 *llona .. 34 1 2,W. Dublin. ..... .. 6i per Ct . Paris 3 ila)'s date 24 0 Cork 9 Ditto. ..... .... 24 20 2 U. Agin of the Rank on Holland Nowrileaux .... 34 20 2 per Cent. Frankfurt ou the __ _ 11111.1.10 N . _ Mai■ 142 ex. Mo. I Poetical Gulli.. g r. d. Madrid 17otliz ..... WIWI' 391 rffket. Bern ... ......4 1 0 Seville ... Gibraltar 35 New Duller. ... 5 4 Leghorn 5ll Silvrr in Burs ....0 5 5 Coitus 471 Ncig 11.< :Nub; „ 0 0 IV.IV,IL IA Tf.I.EIGENCL F. t • • i• •,. . • - • :$ . PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 9. • s llse brig mentinneil in wig lefties having brought t. l l ni St. Helens, is La Antatone, -- s .,front Marseilles, bound to Ha with wine, "OH her Released from stuarawlfee, the Leeds packet, Barlett, and she lias sailed Inc Shields. Went out of harbour tue Spartan and Drake. FALMOUTH, MARCH 7. Put back the Henry. Simonet+, from Loudon for St. Viiseirsit's, after having been nut 22 days, tool hail reached as ter aslalt. 4/. J 5. lung. 8. 10.- s he h as lust h er h a t,„„, h k t hurts, tisc. and souse mbar tritliiis damage. Also put had. • the Jupiter, Cars al, bound to Gibraltar front Livia pout, from thence she sailed WI the 9.1 1.1.. oat y, cud has carried aw.t) ' two or three of her foie-shrouds. Also mime in the Flying. Fish, Hamilton, from Dublin, bowel to Gibraltar. TOPSHAM, MARCH 8. The Sarah, Moss, repelled last wick ou shore on the Mare Rucks, has satire been beat to pieces. MAROATY, MARCH 9. The return of the boat blot night from the Marquis Met 'Metro' Lest Indianian CUIIIIIMIt that she is full of water, and that there is no likelihood of her bciag gut off. The blow ing weather experienced eizaiii lua ought mid this morning, must have contributed to male a complete wreck of her, and has also prevented any boats ur smacks goine from hence to try to save the cargo. If the weather nimti r tcs, 1 e will certainly proceed to endeavour to save as touch of the cargo as possible. &said th:s afternoon the Java and Europe East Indiamen fur the Downs ; the Lord Wellington, KCCIIIf, and the Franklin, Hatch East ludiamen, reinaiu in oar Roads. RAMSOATR, MARCH 9. The Glory, ---, bait been gut off this morning, mild guise into the Downs. The Auckland has aim been gut sit, and come into this harbour. The Asia, -, ft 1111.41111 un shore, but the greater past sit her cargo has or will be saced without damage. The Argua, --, continues iu the same state. HARWICH, MARCH 9. Came in the Enterprise, Walton, with vials, fr ShirlJa (or Londuti, having IK•cu on shore use she Mapl.nnt Saud. DrAt, MARCH 9. Came down from the River, the Furor, A•hton, tor la dia ; Isabella, WHiliN, fi,r New South Wales, sills roer,rts ; and the Ganrc, Grunt, for Montserrat, an/ reatam w the Downs with the rest of the ontwas.l.lmand. Fire o Clock,--The Java, Eust illf6lllllol}, is wn► a/Luang thrungh the Gulls ui:uin fur the Douai. DOVIit, MARCH 9 A large French *downer, will, two top-sail.surils across. from Dunkirk. passed by this port on Smoot" !no, spit one of Our pilots on Imperil, fur itamsgatc, but %Iwo ..briast of the South she was upoct by a brat y ' all ton board perablard, LIVERPOOL, M %RCN 8. The Elizabrth, Brown, from Buenos Ayres fur ibis p o rt, has arrived iu Btudwall 'toads, w:th loss of topmast. NORTH SHIELDS, MARCH 7. Sailed to-day the Cove, Palmer, fur Davies Straits Pusbtry. GRAVFIEYD, mAncn 9. I Arrived the Le linos, Fallon', from Calais Sailed the Peroeverance, Cope, for. Antwerp; Waterloo, Munro, for Oatund ; Earl of Clancarty,. Laiag,,for Rutirr dam Soirereign, 31illtT, for Jamaica ; CAM, Cr. New York; Drake, Whitey, fur Antwerp; Ann and Sarah, Ronnie, for Htenburpb ; Concord, Taylor, foe ditto; and the Elizabeth suit Ann, Roney, for Iluttertlam• MARRIAGE. On Wednesday, the 41b Mat. by special license, at Madre.- field, by the Rev. Reginald Pytidar, Sir Charles Ealettm Kent, Rent of Little P/11111111 House, in the county of Lin coln, to the Lady Sophia lygon, daughter of the late, aoel sister of the present Earl of Beauchamp. Ou the Vith ult. at Soutlestoke, Lieutenant-Colonel Ckr cheater William Cruiskshank, of the 33d Re giment, emu of the late Hun. Judge Crookslianic, to Charlotte, tiauzialcr of the RI v. Charles Johnson, Vicar of tbCll , l3ly of Wells, and Chaplain to his Royal Hlghuess the Prince Et gent. DEATHS. At the Hotwells, Bristol, the Hon. Margaret Hely Hut. cleinson, sister to the Earl of Donoughneure used Lord Hut chinson. Ou Sunday, at his soot, Castle Blundell, after a short trot severe Sir Jtihill Bluudra, Bart. On the 84k inst. at Tunbridge Vella, of n rapid and der(' decline, John Viecuunt Kellitarlie, shiest sots of the Carl of Glasgow ' axed 28. On Saturday, the 7th inst. in Upper Brta.k.sfreet, the Lady Caroliue Wrottesley, wife of Sir John W,ottesl, ) , Bart. of Wrottealey, Sraffordshire, and eldest daughter of the Earl of Talikerville. On the 7th imtant, at the house of Mr. William Evan,, in Weymouth-street, Portlaud•place, Mrs. Illsr;nro tin.• rington. utmi wATER THIS DAY AT I.ONDoN runna. Morning 3$ after 4. j Evening 53 after 4. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. Cope— 78 771 I E. 1113 ir! 78Ditt0,21.. I. I• 2 14 I.n 5 per Ct. N.A5t..105111 I Lottery Tickets .211. is. loth' Bowls ..93 95 pr. I Cons. for Aec....7titi!,:, LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highbeas the Duke of YORK, Presidemt. IL E Delicacy and Honour connected with a certain class of Complaints, rcrioire that Public eon fidence 1111U111.1 1w confided to Professional Characters of known respectability and talenta. This Mauro! the 11.131 and Noble Patrons of the above lionitntion to give the,, support to it, for the exclusive treatment of V. sternal Complaints, moil the selection of Mr. KIERNAN, as Sur. gems, standing high on the List of the Royal has proved (by the benefits it has conferred since lip !SO. bli011111P111), the propriety of their choice. Tlic Poblie air WO often the dupes of empyricisni, and the artful delissmr. kehl out by illiterate Men, who, under Octillions moues airl swooned titles, gait, their good opinion. This obsertatiim justly applies to the Medical Pi etemleru of the present Jay, who, under assumeil titles, advertising as Companics, act% with fictitious 1181111V1, 11101i1 alit , as they style it, the Mkt hide treatment of Venereal Complaints. The List of tin , Royal College of f.i.srg.ons, published in February, 'hews only those persons entitled to regular practice, and 1., such pretembal names belong to it. In mallet this fine, Mr. KIERNAN considers he is doing justice to the anti his duty to the distinguished Characters who founded the LOCK DISPENSARY, to guard e agriust such an imposition. Since its-rtitunienct owns amply folfill.it the views of its Patrons Some of the iits.l obstinate soil dainterous Caillt of Strictures, Debility, other supposed incurable affections or the generative orgars, have been Ince railicalfy and successfully heated. Mr. KIERNAN may he consulted nit usual, by firth SeNE" it his house, '2l, Lower Cita. lutte.street. iledfordsipvic. where ',Ater* trout Town moil COUlllry ate lot hi• and the necessary Advice nod Medicines will he givrA tg scut to any WWI nt the KiDZIUM. Jiict!nisei% ewe 4s, in lionrils, PRACTICAL OBSF.ItY INS on the ri- EASES. By F. El F:RNAN. Soh' by Sherwood and Co. 211. Paternoster-row ; and Non, 174, Fleet street; and Callow ,Cr0W11.1 , 111.1, S, LON BON : Muted tad Published at the l M e. N... it; . Stra,,A ; where Arivertiotoirnta pre rieceive , .. Rip, ill'. (post rtiett mutt he adflreo. , -d—C. `4411111, Peittent'. Pritart—.l. IV II ITE !Co 127 ttil• I. I s