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, • ---•- irPl r I • • The FIRST -aspect. 4 , 1 . • . • .111 • • • , • • • Steward solicited, . • . .t.lhaersh in • ••• dente of it), .. • • to signify In of lira Royal . attendance (louse of 'Lords prevented lny usming aday on • which he could be present at the cures:may, accord. ing to hisintention. In the meantime the boon ' . • distion hied .been completely prepared; and the builders being roger to avail themselves of the tide Awhile)°, without - teethe, (telly. the Committee re. tottsted the Duke *of= York (the adjournment of the Moose of Peen being still untertairt) 'to ap point a prosy on thiS .. occasion. His Royal High- Urn acoortlingly named John Ramsbottoin Esq. one of the Members of Parliament for this borough. 'llly gentleman. bedding • distinguished• office in she Soviet, of freemorous, suggested. the .determi atetion.to lay the first atone of the pew edifice, with inasonic ceremonies , . The spot for !slime the first stone wits ititten 'in • an angle of 'the foPudation of the Tower at the northwest end.. Immediately. iofront of this, next the street, Messy., Tebbott and Redborongh; the -builder(, hod_ erected a commodious gallery for the necommodstioh of five hundred Ladies. Tickets were ironed by them Gentlemen . for this position.l :Rimming. from west to-east, on each side • dot 'Committee bad caused to be erected platiornes! •eapablai-of containing one thosoind spectators.— 'The ticket" •of sidndesion 'wee, appropriated to • the subscribers. Front the north-east entrance of the Chinch-yard, in St. Albeu's-street. a plat form was laid to the spot front which the stone would be lowered; and this platform communi cated to lower galleries for the reception of site liean and Canons Of Windsor, the . neighbouring Clergy, the Mayor nod Corporation, the Gentles men of Masonic Lodges. and others. The hour of 12 o'clock, - on Friday, was appoint. ed for the Freemasons and other Gentlemen con nected with the solemnity, to attend at the Town hall. The morning was very unpropitious; but before the procession set out, the weather cleared up. and the galleries became immediately_ filled with the most elegantly dressed Ladies. A Grand lodge of Masotti having been opened in the TOIV i i. /tall, and the usual formalities of secrecy having been concluded, the sword of the Tyler was born the door, and the procession was formed in the hall by Mr. 11'hite, one of the Seereteries of Grime! Lodge. About one o'clock it moved in urder. • Upon lenving.the Hall, a salute was fired from some small cannon near the Market-place, and the Si:ze hoods of the Royal Horse Gourds and the 3d Foot Guards struck up a slow-march. The procre ate.° moved on to the end of Pork-street, with the finest effect. The varied and singular habiliments of t he masonic fraternity—the officers of the several ledges wearing their splendid insignia•-the banners of masonry glittering in the aun—the clergy iu their full canonicals—the gentlemen of the Corporati on in their official tubes :—all presented a semi, •of .cocsiderable tidiness and variety. - At Mr. Bed. borough's yard the processiso received die stone; and on inuring back the hands struck lip it celebrated Anapestic air, which they continued to .pluy• till they arrived at St. Albdies•street. The Gentlemen of the procession having taken the se veral stations assigned to them, the members of the Committee, the officiating Chaplain of the Grand Lodge (the Reverend Mr. Pope), the Architect ..aid Builders, and Mr. Rainshoitotn, th e p rav i m i d i Geoid Muter, descended into the foundation. The Grand Chaplain diets recited an appropriate prayer. 'While the stone was lowered the bands played a sal•qnn strain. The builders then presented to Mr. Rarr.shottota a most beautiful silver trowel, bearing 4111 rine side the arms of his Royal flightless the Duke of York—on the other the following in iption : This Trowel is presented by Memos. Tehbuit and Bcdhorough, Builders of the New Church at %Windsor, to his Royal Highness the Duke of Yolk, High Steward of else &rough, As a foken of the high lest). ct and veneration they eLtcrtaiu fur His Royal Highneos on all gleesome», past icularly ois his being sir eiously pleased to lay the 6141 Stun of the'Neis Church, on the 15th day of September, 1820. The stone laving been lowered, the Provincial Gland Ma-ter set it tit it. place, and tried its cue ueetneas by the square and level. Gold, ',deer, and copiter coins, the last struck, were then inserted in it ; and they west , afterwards covered by a plate, bearing the following inscription : This . :, • Church, Dedicated to Si. Juhu the Baptist, . • was Rebuilt 1• the Year of our Lord MDCCCXX. IQ time Fiat Year of she Reigu of George IT, And In the Mayoralty of George Das», Esq. Upon the Site of the aucient Church, Whiek had fall», 'situ decay. •Tiee Fiat Stone was laid ww• September IS, 1820, With Masonic Cereenouies, _by • His Royal Highness the Duke of Yuek, High Steward of this Borough, Acting by John Ramsbuitoon, Esq. Oue of the Idembers of Perlsanseut fur this Borough; Assisted by The Cussruittee Appoist NI by the Parish lu superiutend the Building : vis.— Rev. Jabs Grassi. Vicar. Charles Knight, jun. sem 'tissues Je n l• Church, tory. VWitllaw Legli. f wardens. ' ' John Chapman. T. Adams, Cherebwardeo Charles elms. Joseph Shorans+. Jas. Egelstaae, Tmamiren. Yeelea. I. i iil 11 . - . . 1".., S. 1 t • ,'• .1 • - . . . Jobs liecker, - Charles litilist, Architect. Kober. Tehbott, t Diguitts. josses lkdberotsgh, j 4 , This is sioime other than the Heim ofGod."—Gesesie. • The Provincial Grand Master thew proceeded to strew the surface el the Inoue with cora, whir, dud ice. Stone, and ; delivered an appropriate At the conchialoif 'Of the Addeo* Cadman were lied, and the whole sponsors cheered with three times three, the band playing 40 Ged*selks 'the Vicar, the Rev. J. Graham, thee amended the stone, and delivered as impressive address prayer. At the terretneioa of the prayer, the gentlemen of the choir of St. George l O Chapel sung the 100th Psalm with the most impressive effect. The ceremony being ernicluded, the precession returned lathe Town-hell in the same *der. Otir worthy Mayor. then addressed a few wordier thanks to the ameiably, who immediately dispersed. The followinivre the names of the visiting Grin. Officerr from Loudon, amhtesig at the • • Meows. White lint H arper, Secretaries ; Secretary for . fraireigts Correspeoienee; Messrs Onrolanyi , Fremplos,litiones s liutirsfe, anrelatudt ;HIM. W. Provincial cirtiod Hooter for Werwickehiee; Dm. D. a Prelim's( Gourd. Marley. .• The number' f mationsia attendonce, wet Dearly: 100, principally comisting of the Windsor and Etoa Lodges, with visiting bratbreti s Ilbetsttrogi•ce• At half-past four VeloCk the giestettautisber of the gentlemen. who hod itteirded the puires46o. *1 down to a public dinner, at the .:tistle huh - The .was was well provided, tied the evltujekr spent iiiih great conviviality. Mr. Rausehme. tom was in the choir. A number of turrto arlfing out of the Koko,' were given and acknowledged. . , 7 47._ 'PAZ& DURL Ar In censequeoce or a dispete, Mr. Pollinu, a Geollevesu weil knowii its Chester for his nonieht y of rtioprantio., ea Monday mortihis received a chances, from Mr ti.florrowes, irperoon connected with the haw. Tim cionabstaste-drem lots for Ilse Brat fire, which Mr. Somme% was.: the dietetic. Axed urea was twelve pares. Sbots were exchauged withiest effect: thelismuls wares mesa/ time loaded, and both fired together with audit result. An toe If cited attempt was mark by Mr. Pemberton to recuocile. the parties, mad the fatal weapons were again discharged, which nohappily were too certain to their aim. A ball pierced the lirod of Mr. Fulliott, sod considerably fractured his shall : Mr. Borronve 'was killed tio the spot. Mr. Killion has been Irepaneed, sod great hopes are estertaissed of his recovery, but it is appre heeded that the isimital meas.queure may be Perkins. Mr. 11411170191111 hid :molested, thews:bust the last Meaty years, the intimate friendship of Mr. Folliutt, mid the stiff of the last Gent'. mar is encessive. Mr. Patina is a Gensientaa of large fortune, cool ensile himself commendably cuorpicuous in Amodio( the Chester LnuaticAsylosm, on the plats of that in Spring Vale, Staffordshire. -•-- - OLD 'II4ILEY, SATURDAY. SEREERHEOII6 , O • J. Howard, J. Wayls, J. Hasten, IC. alias O. Sykes, K. Wits, J. Swith, smother perms ndNd J. dada, J. Woed, G. Brown, G. Coekia, lillsabetA Gala, Nary . Jose& :tarok -Wright, Mary Howard. and W. Howard pleaded Civilly to the minor 'silence of kouoingly having forged notes in their possessiore; ask Not Guilty to the impala charge of uttering. These were allowed so to plead by virtue of that discretion still continued to the Baisk of Moiling out those who shall he tried Ow the capital charge; several Aker Primmers pleadertin the same way, but uo suck {roily was extended to diem ow the part of the Batik. H. Molt wan indicted for forging an iiteeptance to a bill of exchange for bkl. with introit to defraud C. Dover. J.E. Wood is is the ire. trade, In Earl street, Black. friars. liesows the Primmer who as the 17th of Jose pur chased some ire, for Mr. Dover, whoa be represented to be a respectable bender. He brought a written order, signed C. Dover. Ho also pee witams • hill of reettaage to pay fur the boa. Wiliest asked who Mott the drawer, and Dover the ~pow, were? He said he was Mott, a poulterer, ia_Leadeshall market; sad that the atteptor was • balkier, at Weedon. Witness said, "As you are Mr. Mott, you steeply some of my friends (ustaticusing their mama) with punliry." lie answered, "0 yes, !have served aerialist yeses.' 0. this, Mishits( the biligood, be let the Prieuuer bare the iron. 'flee pods were taken away to an auction-room, Where witness afterwards saw them. He •p. plied to the Lord Mayor for a wares's', sod' stopped the sale. He ioquired at Lradeshall-market, and found that the Primmer was a distant Million of Mr. Mott, the pool timer. When be got the iron he represented that be was go ing to seed it from au lug to the country. Mr. Sheriff Ruthwell proved that he knew Mr. Mott, in Leadeohall.martet ' and the Prisouer was sot the man. He Newer heard aa o I but one Mr. Mott lie that market. 1). B. Ledbetter, one of the marshalosen, deposed, that he was very well acquainted with Leadeuhsli.ouirerr, sod knew two Mr. Mutts' iu that market, but the Prisoner is Neither of them. Mr. Justice BESOT yammed up the evidence, and the Jury retired fur about an hour, and then returned es verdict...d ies the Prisoner Gadty—Dealk, bot • ressemmeadod to mercy, on the grated that doe inquiry bad sot been made into the validity of the bill. Mr. Justice Beer said it was fit that they &old !mow that this mas had been tried within eight mouths for the seine offeisce. NAVAL INTELLIGENe rossimot-ne, oWllllllBlb 15. Arrived the Importer transport from the Cope; Mtn, Le theringium trust Fiume; and Active, Cocks, from Oporto fur London. Sailed the Active, for Lisbon; and the Alligator, Brn- Detiate, for flame. osrseomt, stream= 14. Arrived the Lord klailgrave, Tinian, from Quebec. *r spoke uo the 134 Aarguat in 'the over St. Laurette?, tire Them. transport. HARWICH, err:Russo lb. Aldred the Lord Nelson and Lady Napeau packets, wills mails (mist Cush/aro. MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 15. Arrived oil this plan the Justine, Kemp, from Vorgonta Ise Lyndon, and ins bens supplied !ilk a cable. DEAL, SEPTEMBER 15. Arrived and 'Baca fur the River the Mulvey . . °talk, Ralph. from Bombay ; Eclipse, from Si. Domingo ; 'Ructsers, Soper, from Grenada ; lour% Stink. from Trinidad; Cape parties, Itablott, frum the Cape; Nautili's, Milord, from . Grenada ; Tropic. Brandford. from Bathadoes ; Edward, .11tuaglas, frum St. Vincent's; Mateo., Dempster, from Grr '•maila ; detrains, Kemp, from Virginia ; Minh, Rilcbie, from Jausatea •' and several more, mimes nut known. Came dors from the River and remain tile Cimeimottor, 'Griswold, bar New Took. SCILLY, SEPTEMBER 11. The Dutch ship flownalmys, TlieuntlT, from Batavia for ' Amsterdam, Ins hart an pylim bunt three isles'''. On Thursday morning, the remains of the late Countess of SIIANCOB were removed Irons his Lordshift's hawse iu Hamilton-place, to .be juter red in the family vault at Cootie Martyr, Ireland. r7W.P.n11711 . T -, 1$ .w1;1 4 4i tiy‘trino %•9 • 1 . 1i11 11 111 libes 3 hest*. 'Oka! over • -•.-- , sail/gnaw, serrates& 14 ' Mall fire My. 1.1. est. ills.4.—lted.honor In. Mr. 1111ae's eh. c. The Debra, by Comas .... ....A.k.a.. '1 Mr. G. L. Fires be. e. Gambler, by Hephas 0rd....p.p .( .2 at, rt. ', Magosaw, sarrenixst IS. . ~ _. The Plowilliatir Sealtair of Mew. each% 1,411 96 11 1 clidnr 4 6 7 the Carreparaliner, fogiaroiyeariet h erm, 1da.40 ; Hu, 6*. 1 *AC 84. llib.y Ave, %I. 115. ,•, rits,Ard. bib; and aged, Vet. 71b, , the aslllsaad a half. (14 Dfitairibiro •' r .. •• , Mr. Hopleorortles ch. as. Torrebs 6 yrs obi ~. Lord Ezeser's la. c. Andrew, by Orville, 4 yrs old , ,+I. Mr. aL. Fez's b. c. Cardinal Wohwy, 4 yrs old ' •Slr.Cessaitles br. e.-Hr Walter, by Whitworth, 4 yr. old ,ft . 1 Mr. Gayearlh's eb. e. Swift, by Presiders', 4• yrs old . i , Dr.'Ullarstrit's b. e. by Ardroorria 3 yrs old Lard./BSc' be. e..lllonteassr broth er to Murat. 3 melt 11414111tawilliate'l be. e. APllwry, by Sinolensko, 3 groAll Mr. 1.641144.'411. e. Agricola, 4 yrs old 111 r. Skilitira th tt.IsTIL YE, 1 yrs *l4. I . . , . 'The Geist $4. Leger lif takes d fly. each, 40/11wer-tierverild. . ele/hs, 444. ID. Silks Sate—St lager ekninse., (711110. -; • 11 1 1-.. 444 - 1 r H . 5er 160 . 11 .) AID G. Siena% eh. r. Tistraseer by Lope* , ' . ~ Me. J. S. Staaboperi b. c. Canswastarie„ by.timeleadro Dr. Wortley's eh. c. by Haphazard, dam by i7biskey • Mr: Wortley's b. e. The Atherian, by Pericles :1411,1 16tawl1liir's hr. e. Frold.Marabal, hy Smolensk) Lord fritsirilfissesi*. f. .pride, by Sandi.' - 4'•'' Str . J.-11fieb I. cartlaads, by Waltim Mr. Milwa's eb. c. Tim Duke, by Cronus - Mr. Z. Petrels b. e. Sir Jobs. by Sasotensko ' '' '': !,k; Mr.Cradoeit's B.e. Cul'rprlaud, by Cumber laud . Mr. 0.1.. Fox's b... , by Hepburn: .ed r ' Mr. Layabesat's gr. e. Dunotaaar, by Macbeth Mr. Lamlannes b. e. Cavalier, by Amodio, oil of Hamelin Duke of Leeds's b. a Moyers., by Whitworth '.: t , . . .. • . Sir W. 11nawall's eh. c. M.eineithr by 1101,64eart,441.444,?: Mr. Wares b. c. Tramper, by Tramp • ~.., ..„ Mr. Watt's b. c. Caster, by Cerbsirus, oat ohiliisldora - '"....1 .11r. Watte's eis. e. by I:esbarsta, oat. of. 11 'rustle - '• • Mr. F.-roman's ch. f. That Lady of the Vale, by Mowbray Mr. T. Sykre's ',c. c. Astelopi, by Smolensk° Mr. Havre's cit. f. by Carnews, out Of a firmer so Zodiac Sir. N'ilsoar's b. e. Luckairy, by Smut...skit, oat of Toone Mr. W. Howard's b. r. Raywood, broiler roGuutfeurpe Sir W. Itilaer's b. e. Lasighpakus, by Laughso Mr. Watoorsts eh. 1. Wora_didoe s , by Cronus Mr. Orde's I. e. Felton, bf X 11' Z, dam by Reansgbroogy, Mr. Dawousea be. e. Volunteer, by Cavend,sb Sir W..Wyase's eh. t Cambria, Laser by CUP Ofr omit : Mr. Peirer'a gr. e. Adagios, by Walton, des irp •; ~•17: , 11 • '' . 4 Mr. Hartisou's eh. f. Eliza Leeds, by Come. ' 111 - -4 Mr. lhasedlrny's b. e. by Don Crow* ..4 1 '1 Irdi Mr. Brandliog's b. e. by Orville, dam by Sorcerer . ir c Mr E [faith's di. e. St. Patrick, bulk., to Sauce-Brix Lord Sligo's eb. e. Langer, by Salim, slain by Walton A ' Mr. Choferiles b. f. Octavio, by Waits.. ant of Marcia ,j G 'Pr. arfurth'serb. L Laura, by Dun Coesack: Mr. Clegidge's b. e. Canes, brother to Otteringtois ! it .11r. Goacuigae's b. f. by Waxy, oat of Yourucen .., , Mr. Armstrong's b. e. by Dow Cossack :Lord frearbrough's b. e. by Kerby, out of Henrietta Mr. Brown's b. f. Dealer, by Tramp 11r Brown's br. c. .'Rory, by Smolensk° Mr. G. Humble's b. e. Carreto by Don Cossack Lord Milton's b. E Twist, by ;roadie, oat of Wryseelk ' Mr. N. B. Hodpea's Ir. e. by Conine Out of Priscilla Mr. Cleaver's ch. e. Loyalist, by 114e.k. w, dam by Walton ir. G. L Fox's eh. c. by Marmioa, dam by hirsute e. Lausblow's b. e. Borodino, by Smolensk') Queensberry's b. e. Gonselvi, by Cardinal York Ilissuldstrurtb's gr. tr. /F.acus, brother to Magistrate 111 '. Maxwell'. b c. Adam, by Ardrussan Watt's b. f. by Cerberus, out of M iss Cranfield ale W. Mitser's ch. c. Bertrand, brother to St. Helena Illr P. H. Stuadisla's eb r. by Soothsayer Mr. Baird's b. c. Caleb Balderston, by Walton Mr. Baird's ch. f. The Bride of Lammermoor. by IValten Mr. Urasson's bl. c. Mend, by Youog Sorcerer Dr. Club.'* b. f. The Maid of 111,,sruer, by Prime Minister Me. Pelree's eh. e. Cock Robin, by Como. Mr. Prim's gr. c. by Walters, oat of Lireite fle.Cattersou's ch. e. by Walton, gaol by Phenomenon Ilk IL Smith's bl. c. by Dow Cossack, dam by Sorcerer Mr. Yates's. be. Dorset, by Whitworth • Mr. J. Ferreted b. f. Yearly Susan, by Smolensk° Mr. Wright's b. c. Hamer Fray. by Piccadilly r. Allen's bl f. Berrziria, by Swroleirsku, out of Driope Loftsw's b e. Alert, by Bricephalus 16..111otjarr be's b. c. by Tramp, dam by it smbletonian Mr. Wait's eh. c. St. Lawiesice, by Goodall Lord Shoes 11. f. Rosa d'Arnour ' by Goodall Ur. Bouveries f. Flare, by Scud, out of II i.torio Mr. Udoy's b. e. by Haphazard, out of Eleanor. 'Produce Stakes of 10egs. each, b. ft. for eults est. 71b.; fil lies est. 41b.; Slb. allured, Ike. Four miles. (10 sub scribers.) Lord Fiimitillisois b. c. Palmer., by Amodio Lord Millets's b. f. Quietly, In Mowbray, out of Sally Mr. T. O. Powlett'sb. f. Caitarearatedadders, by Walton Lord Q berry. b. f. Lightning, by Thunderbolt Sir. Peirse's b. e. Wraayler, by Walton, out of Lisette Duke of lAeds's b. f. by Mowbray, out of Mary ;Deka of Leeds's b. e. by Mowbray, out of Rebecca Sir M. M. Sykes's b. L Parana, by Camilla* Sir W. Mazwell's eft. c. The Laud, by-Stamford Mr. Michaelson 's gr. c. (dead) by Sorcerer Hi , Mojeity'll Plate of 1 00 goo for all horses, der. four-year olds, 10.1. 41b., fired lat. 611).„eix, 12.1., mid aged 12st. Ilb. Four miles. Mr. T. ftykees be. e. by Tlinadettsolt, 4 yrs old Lord Ezeter's b. c. Aesthete, by Orville, 4 yrs old Mr. Clines's b. h. cmpabeess, 4 yrs sold Mr. (liner'. 1. b. Advinevi by Cardinal Yak, 5 yrs old Mr. G. L. Fox's b. a. CardientWolsey, 4 yes ukl Mr. Heirs b. c. Alfred, biyillll-11104 1 1.4 Pi". . . ...rp . xs....tuti , The commencement of the 'hooting ammo in lire neighbourhood of Dericaster, has been rhoijuguir,fred by e fashionable perry at Srupliton Hod, 11w elegant seat of the Hon. E. PETRE. Ncluilltatstiding the dry and unfavourable serious fur icesitiog, the sport was excellent. The company r °misled of the Errol of SUM, the lien. Mr. LASCELL2%. the Hon. Mr.-- LASCELLEI,Captatub Clti N CORSE, PSCHEI. Score, fee. Ste. • There svas this year, in a garden at St. Wismar', Cornwall. a Chinese rose-tree, on which were 948 roses. Front this tree llwre have beets taken elrerrly 326 roll blown ruses. snaking, in the whole 1.274, borne by Ilia single tree during the pre-sea brown. Ma. KEA SI. At she Middlesex Ss S•4011$ on Friday cause 011 to be heard Uri Appeal frosts this celebrated *clot isgairiat au order of the flow-street Magis trates, sisal he should pay 7s. 6d. a week fur she manneueuce of r bastard child, sworn to him by a • god or the town, though at the little of the alleged illicit intercourse he was 200 Milers from Loudon. The mother oldie child was put into the boa. On . befog asked by the Court who wee she rehire of the child, to the great witout-borsht or the !whole audi tory she declared whet did not. know. Mr. KEAN Wad, of course. distlarged Isom his recognisance,. . • Corset J. Spencer Maosisig to be Liesdeansit, • lidebes 1.-dated se aborts.. o , . t t 'et; A tones Hisnuarable l o bs Kenn edy, from 14 ' be Corset, Without pastime, Mei 111 above. • -; •f • -4 t •'• d 1•1 Regiment Dragoons-Sir !owes Powell Glya, • , - so be Comet, by porthasse, vieeNeeketly;••prinettell ht Draxuou Guardia-elated as ahem . t 3d Reciiney , ur Licht urspk ,, Naokes. - tie to be Liewrinadt, by b stellibi, a Ihorh, who rEd -dated as above. L. • I .0•., • ; 01 W Moore, Gait.- to be Catimee, by perebsse, Ma tkesorr--.latetl as above. 3PAh dater-Cures" ifeury 141403 d them, vice Towed, prpubsted Pta tibalatLigbt Dewar -dated as agave. Beebe Tboratoll, Gent. to be Cornet, by pareheariitlitlys. ex --dated as above.. Tionauts Gent: to b i a li arif 0. ▪ by 'Hiram, Oleet Packer' who vetireated se- . %Mb ilittu-Lientessitt litelas4l : lJeser, (mei , Font lo be Lieutenant, vice Jame, Mettry . l ll= receiving the diferiace.-rated as alone. JIM ditto-Lies tensed Frederick Timers,- trims .7114 Lie& Meow, to be Cs aim by .purcba.e, mot 9910stsb. wlisr R;11110. • •• • - • • arAbeauithee Regiment of Soot. Uuktili.4ll9ll.• sad Lieetesaus Frown Venable , Vermin, from blibiipay oftkr is be Emign and Lieutenant mile Hoe. Wits. l.• -Illassikkeigim Lowness. ulna earbeages, ;eseietag *odd. , ~ • --ferture...alated September 7, IR2O. 161 Regiment of Foot Goard.- Lientenant-Coismal Sir .itillissie Carr, C.C.B. from belfpay 714 *MN, • • Caimans of a Cumpaay, vice Hugh Seymour, who ciringes-doted as Move. Mir Wilbert or Feet... Captain Peter Browne, from Seth l ir &MVO* beg Ceerltu so, vice Rend, bu excismageo--dated as above. stitts-Steond Lieutenant Alexander Liodsay to be Filet Enlistment, without punching. aloe Asempao, preempted so the lit Nest hobs Reginacist•-dated as above. Jobs Pectins Bute, Gent. Su be Second Limitaliat, vice Linsbar-dated d Wow.' 30th thlt•••••atireert Lit mesiebe.Culvael Merles A.Vigourees to be ,Lteutesaist.comant. without percimor, vise Velt man-1, deceased-arid as above. Brevet Major Robert Murray to be Major, vice Vigouress dated as . u truant Thomas Junes to 6*C : spiels, vice Mel Mr... dat.d as above Eusigu George Lynch Bachboese to be Lieutenant, vice Julies-dated ea above. Georg, liamel, Gest. to be Emig., vice Backbomm-dated as above. 39M. ditto-Captaie Abiathar Hawke, Hem half pay Sib Foot, to be Lisplain, vied SiMeel Metre, who exchanges, ors rim the difference-- dated as above. 65th ditto.-Captain Jobe Nimes -Read, from ltth Perm, to be . Captain, vice 'Browse, who eegbeages-•deled es above. 91st ditto-Lieutenant Richard Beery Erase, from half pay 39th Pout, to be Lientenant, vice Jobs Macdougall, who exchanger, receiving the differesee-.4ssed as above. Ist West India Regiment-Lieutenest David Auden's, forum Slat Foul, to be Captain without percbme, vice Mayers, deceased-dated as above. Ist C,eyles Regiment-.Lieetesant John Page, to be Cap tain wittiest purchase, vice &ace, deceased-dated as above. 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. Paymaster Edward Edmonds, from half-pay Ist Vetere* Battalion, to be Paymaster of • Veteran &sitation--datee as above. 10th Royal Velem Battalion. Lieutenant Hooey Grate Carpenter, from half-pay 011111 p r iti to be Unmeant, vier Adam Gleadiassieg, whose appoint. meat bar out take. place-dated as above. M .110RAII A ssisteet•Conesnimary-Geueral A lexated tL.C. liana bile bets, permitted to resign his communion. - Office of Ordnance, September 13, INS. 0: .T Ordnance Medical Delimitated. Second Assistaabliarcessa Alexander Ogilvk. to be Pbet Aasistigol-Ssrgeun, vice Eddowes, retired on half-pay— dated September 1, 1820. Second Assisiam-Surgeon Morgan Nugent, from the half. pay of the Depots twat, to be Secood Assistast-Surgems, vice Ogilvie—dated as above. Commission La Ike Oxfordshire Regular Militia, signed by One Lord Lianisaani of Ma County of Oxford. Charles James Weedy, Gent. to be Eusigu—dated August 11, 1820. BA SRC VTS. William Raphael Egustun, of Birmingham, dealer, to suirrsider, September 29, 30, and ()Lieber 28, go twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Biraniugbans. Attorney., Mesiir.. Clarke, Richards, and Medea'', Chancery-lane, London; and Messrs. Webb, Tywdell, and Rawlins., Birmingham. James Cutler, of Bath, woolless.draper, to s nder, Sep tember 19, 30, and October 28, at teu, at Guildhall, Logs don. Astuesery, Mr. Carpenter, Fornivars. Inn, Hulbura. Juba Stubbs, of Castlcatreet, Leiceoter-square, Middlesex, jeweller, tq eurrender, September 23, aud October 7, 28, at lea, at Guldball, London. Attorneys, Mn..,. Mayhew, Yoke, and Stylist, CLieseety.laue. Robert Rainey, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender, October 3,4, and 28, at oue at the George lugs, Liverpool. Atturateys, Mr. l'homaa Gorge Mowry, sad Mr. James Mai row, Liverpool. Joseph Slater, of Wadeerhamplon, Stafford, isallster, to SIM elldel, September 99, at SIX. 03, and. October 28, at eleven, at the Littletwes Arms lon s PenkOdge, Stafford. Aflame's, Messrs. Hatt and Willett, Great Jantra-atrem, Badfised.roeir, Lairds.; and Mr. Joseph /Watt, IVolsall, wig. Edward Wickham Dickenson of Live r pool. obeirchont,fto ennesider, September 30, and tletolgetS, Steed awe, ot the George lan, Livespoul. Attorneys, Atesers. Owed sad Lurie, Liverpoid; arid Mews , . Loire fog! Baiter, South auipion-ruw, Chariccry.lasse, London. . James Glover, of Walsall, Stafford, irmacrander, to sur render, September 22, at six, 23, and October 28, at eleven, at the Littleton's Anna lion, Peokridge. Annette's, Mr. Thomas Wheeler, Castle-street liolboeo, London; Ind Mr. Simnel Smith, Walsall, Staffordshire. .larees !dill., of Water-lauc;Tuwer-streei, London, wine. merchant, to surrender, September 11, and October 7, 28,, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, Embdistriskil street. George Warren, late of Bath, cheese-factor, to elOileder September 21, SS, sod October 08, ne eleven, at thatcooessw! idy Cuffre House, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Willtipoo sod Mite, Lincule's Jan, Loodun ; and Mr. Stoke, alireiresst, l Mournouthalsid. James Thomas, of Corpeeier's beading', y meal, London, merchant, to marresider, October 9, 10, sad sto •:ci, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. W. and D. 41 WsStun*, loodou. - 11'111mus Cupp, and Anthony Copp, of Carter, 're's, to surrender, September 26, and October 12, It, (keep, at the Hotel, Emory.. 4staragys, Mr. Robert Su leo, Broad-street, Loodoai sad Mr. Charles Broth Exeter. (Dicisfords tad. Cerrif lidar Ib•marroro./ A great mortality is now raging among pies: hi • destrogire &binder some prisons in dm enmity have actually lost to the value or good. AU, in 'limitation tending to the relief of the malady will he gladly made known through the Needham of this I paper.—( Lisst•la Paper.) • . •• • %To *364 Or vacs Is tat • I efts's, -named tb: it slcOng 71111 10114 1 •111:0 2 01(0019 40001,444titit4 tit I ;•• 11 Tfr , sl,ypfir, AvapWit Tlls 122% if i i: 4 1: 1 10:001 9/ tferi.si. laic • f l ieWip.ii t ile* tn.. . Ns, jr bil i b o l•wfa • w ifter•lhAteilid/Alleenetio, met apti.reps .owether, of stgray west ismovettepooo ende r . ha /he trite mar esti4l tome tielPteay—lion I. lA. v.,.. „( iierliwithrire, flee pis flood NAAR% • Meg 6f thy serouoh.... grit. n have psfOluleol, • ifoot sued correct ietes Ism iwpip, wire:awl stastaiseirti eirvolultoe Ills its•reioltred us *..,tin thy ayetpalby awil friettileitip. thee wf Mita attnbutes n putrefied, settisowthrt los hod even the a laive.teseve to a: Kent tbat ear ravolatont has Me% operated by the tior nor tale istiatt ads* &mist; as if Ileum e i ,.61 id this stoma atehmegit no, M..niftreroot weather te the frapailliseelle a the abok stair. rk,„ miers 'writers, white they are lorolset ital . /4111e, she (runt wort km d that glory which, hiikol irstrlwaively to ilia n tin! 4 :tat skit or wri.. itidetotv4 to :jot G.. • MA : 41111 "11110011111111116, a Cifiestildliota, W" all• MM. O 11 48. 11 6 1t ihi tt by the vilri,Jtor east tie** Wray till, sad oh, the.lotetl ttlyrre 4Fit:ipisidirioni ',Wawa! sod ; law , for wady I w,. &starlet. lbws iiiniertiliklip tirsominited to the woe ', ! the aossmiges iiiheme. is a o.o2=oomore &ewe Goverstoteal. _ omoteure Niue tot lamented Mao 111~11/41 dome, whoop dish *. I demister ~raw mum saltilllttbaseemeh se his mune f ee wittesiies shoo were •twaye siogssie to hie Imo slisciertak. ; logs. Com virally, without Ain, thr world mast isievitalay thaVe bom havolvid is the fog. despotic eleve.y. Hew ,eterstil Ameba ere doe to Ohre. U generous : abd Meeks *hick every day increaser in i.eir hearts, vow that •t Ire beton, free...) that we Mall be able to otajoy its ssla. lary effects. Glory. moreover. to all the heroes of t 1 sterb,, where, by the consuumall skill of thy great C.ptain, 1... with 'be 'meow sod diseigiiise of We ruler, oi -1 Z r y of &mope was Smelly owl yessessestly Wilt thou, or rather will Omit thy periodical wrlte,t, va„, frost alolatir motives, se perhaps hose reecioitute end rm.. meow, information, her. fales• bets .eeh glaring sod berml crawly still coalitin' lit discredit the gkwiess work pe r. formed by us, wed which we toselder has estitled our eat., shy oroomo--soriley by our inessiosone coserord sod dent iou to be as example eves Is others? Will awl co., noe obstinate by attributing to ea wicked design., arevt views nailitetiorg against lie gewerst pewersity of the ditftt. rot European Stales, or reetrary to the coeservatiou of the legitimate dynasties actually at the head of the legit:erase Gorr 0111111111 ill of Europe? Will they declaim against our heroic army, who on no other occasion were ever more faithfel to the oath they hd contraered me their coleurs--Pro Russ et Petrie? Or, Atte, will they confosoil beiges& with soldiers' The dynasty of the Bourbon is dear to us ; we hive r!,.. son, as likewise the grasdsea, roe Charles 111. It is to It that we are indebted fur bowleg bons coasidered as a 'ratios amongst the European Powers. It is, therefore, a Fleming serration for us to see our happy regeseratios setomplisb-1 during the reign of the as. of that great mosarch. Our most ardent aad slicers wishes are for his felicity ; sad our most *edema desire hi to have him for our independent King subject oily to the laws Dime misery, +tacker's, his no. rural propensity, ha has always been; but art, a. hitherto, i subject to his intriguing sad perverse atioisters. His liberty avid leer liberty is thin same thin: and we are determined to support see aad the ether, at the coot of eve, y thing that is deer to es. Mogoasionous moose! hi whose Europe is Indebted for its liberation from tyrsser.-that bus abslintiod the most Mini. man !mac in our fellow-crestsrer-that hos spilt the blood and spent the treassess of its owe subjects, to force She Africaa powers templet the lam of civilised nosier, sod for which, Irina our local skeane% we are under the greatest obligatiens! 0! native eminently free, ems these thy afore said periodical writers induce thee to despise and reject our natural rights? or will it be emessory for us to demonstrate in our regeseratios thy particular advantages, is order ladies thee to approve and appbed our success? Bo! such yeast and interested 'wheel** can sever be cherished by Ike majority of the British empire; it woald be indirectly courleainieg the glorious remises of thy aurestors. Our country is rich sad fertile from mature; thy people are commercial, imelmoricties, aad ossaufactsrers; hence so open and vast held for a mutually adveatageona inter course between our respective asentries, by exehosiging the produce of one against the maaufactures of the other. Abooluts gmermiests are geeerally ruled by ignorant sad perverse ministers, as the King is always obliged to nominate them out of his (maniere or their adliereuts.— Obstacles invented by them, as well as other* previously existing which they do not remove, reader the civilizations of the cuoutry stationary, amid prevent the natural increase of population : hence our ceestry, which I. former times has melanoma twelve millions of inhibitions, at present only coolers, about ire millions. • Wise adeainistratios, spealaemiesenertions of the people, mad firs witless, reviewed, will, in the course of time, ren der to tit. i.e fertile country its mistime state ef prosperity. We, rich is the produce of our lauds, shall by these means lie able to pay. greater tribute to thy iuda.try, which, gaited with thy begenuity lied art, denervedly bestows too thee the first place amongst the commercial nations, in the world; while, to Sby still greater homier, • number of thy plidae thropie subjects, actuated by the most virtuoso and diatom rt.sted motives, are employed, at their ors exposer, is propa gating all over the would, Misers, peace, and public an strection. People of Greet Britain! we are armhole above every thing to have your approbetiow of vier political rep neratiou, and to be waited with priki,siesal friendship. Naples, August t 5, late. - so.; Jl,-.1 MEETING OF CIINDITORS AT EfIfSZJINIALL T*-1101111110W. R. X. T. Ward, Towns for, lattaleoler ... ..... ....... 1 It DIVIDEND. of. M. SWIM, Clatilsaak.rood, ekebsoge.hrolLer .... • -•. , • CERTIFICATVL !:....11Dispart, of Elwood Eagle okorf, Losteoli,, mod of Nliddleors, broker.—J. good, of Dowootrikorr, P Go Tkomoo.otrect, I,oodoo, Goo*" sad - . odri, holb of C.uldsillsory, Coroorskiesonellksio.-- H. Elliott, of Chippe.shoon, Wilts, Spriaeou. of Grist Yarsovolk, Norfolk, irroerr.—G. J. Swale, of Mao- Cootkooo`o4rlds, kiiadloors, Ism Fiecoliilly. Nlsddlrorac, wiseokoorkaot.— G. Janes, of Liverpool, obereboot.—.4. Atkin, of Liverpool, ioarcbaat. PRICK Of "MCI, 3 per Ct. Cons.. 60211 itEc et. N. Ann. 10tig fedi. Stock 213/ -Pada Boorls..to 19 pr. ON .11ATIMINIT. Es. Bulls. 2...5 3 4 pr. Lou. Ticket...4r/. tea. Con.. fur Ace. 601 i 661 i BIRTHS. At hit bones is Yorb.plare, yesterday (SoodityLOSMlSt of 3oeeph Heise. F.aq. 111. P. of a 8041. • On tbo 1116 letataist at Cathie the Lady of BobeerGaa, of Menet Remotely, it Ireland, laq. of a datagleter. 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