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" V ..Me. Woursolita and Mr. A bohesus were beard to WA. *Olio* .4 pww:blikeut, and urged tits Defeadsees power, ,r. bud reps titmice, aid 'brew their chest epos the merciful •".' . thismslibernsion of the Cost,. •Cr • • 31r. NOLAN said, be siorild be worry in this stop Of '• • 4 .. phi pteeee thugs to pre.s the rue with mire' y *gales, - .. •.- to lbefeadass t but comidering the scandalous alma, of brie Defearlast's trust, and. the disigestiet estate of he* .1 .' : I . signer, which was an outrage to the hem feelings of hag '' .' • 1•0111111 p. it behoved the Court to promotion sorb a posi.lie . 'l3- ' it % 'NOM as should be a warning S. offenders of bite ileserip. hin - i• He urged the mercenary condnet of the tlefisdsst, i ce „ , ' • it.entof the nest!, hid picketed the mom", end soh! the body e li • 0 lite surgerrns in be anatomised, although the afflicted re. '1 1 ••••!'' /Mims of the tinfortusiatil mem had solicited pernissato• to Nilo*/ bier to the grave. Filmdom& freed, sod lyttolti loathed tba.Aseadset of dor Deft-wield tbrooglorist,lbs whole - t traisinclien. An example of some severity wee called fur, ! smite such circtosistesces. • • Mr. Jestiee BAVLtT, i• parsing the sestence of Ilia , ~. . Caw% emeriti epos the tswesiity efttie offeoco. The 1! .- .11 ti • Defeatists% hail no right to *renvate Ike 'marry of the go. „ . mom relatives of the deeeased, wiriest igamoisicoss file ..,'...` . . . j. anglrebundantly distressing to their Metier, without super ' „•- • ' -' '' .„: adding the circumstance whit+ rave rise 11. ibis present. ' "• • " t - -: slim. When the sentence of the law was carried into ego. • .:•• 1•••• c•• rotion, public jovilre was motioned, and the law did not .t.. perk to pnei , h the survivors by wound's, their keine .. _ ruseeetverily. This was the ma of ow ordiaary capital ovoioSte, and the Weariest was guilty of s gross breech '• •„,„ • rt boa duty in taking apes himself to dispose 4,4 the body -. 1... his owe private adessims. These were seamy tit.. ,of - ' aggravation is ibis tier. The De. ~~ ^ 'I i e outstation , great _ • iciest heel been applisil to by she 'chitties of the de. ; 'ceased to - permit them to follow his remains to the ewe.. "'hie mast oastual rives& be traded by telling them a gross ••: • • falsehood, sanely, that the body had bee* interred; sad ghee be well 'Arose% the mockery or rhuidestiorly haryiai . . • coffin 6lled with nebbish! sod all this for the sakes( pry. . . 'ovate wile. It was 'errancy to make a seem, example, to • ;. . ;wriest the eoutinomee of a proctice bet too common, of .. -- ictoodestlorly isratiog the mooctustits of the dead, for the • "restillealion of the most improper objects, to she peas seen . /dal of 'public Mersey sad the estrum of private feelings; ...mod, therefore, the Court, taking all the cireoweilasces of this coos tato coosiderstioa, sentenced the Defendant In six . ;• ississitbs imprisonment ie the Deimos Howse of Cornelia% • - and to pay to the *Mg • Sae of twisty pounds. , Dr. Iflah more.—Tts is gesticulate restored s mottos matirlll IsoB, foes senwitissur to the Archbishop of C.aoterbary, . •colvadodiog Mm to admit the Doctor to ocertle as se ' l r r . *Advocate lo she Ecclesiastical Courts; for which he yes • '" onildled aan LL.D. 1s 11106 the Covet,ofter sealers de• 4.5 &imam., refused the speleatiost • sod sow the Door* • 'Mated be had sew ?lifts to bring be fore she Corry, which he - trio* , wood piece his deist io a Mimes. light, sad Witte IWO 11l the advisors which beloved. The nitre lattice sod Mr. hod= salt Iberia( left the Court, Mr. Justice DATUM said it would is be &mot • Air lois lodge's. Is the absence of tbr rest of the Coert, to - • gastrula the application, more espyrially as the object of • • the motion wee to review the solvate divines of the oboist • iCoese g 1106; bat sold Ibili the Paw. Dotage sight so- , • Ili tippUottios ohms lb. Covet tea f.N. bettor bowed respectfully and too- %lob • ~~.~ • V. _ . ... .. .. . . • 1 D la/NT-LAI MIC TH EATR E. - __—.....-- ; .''''.. OG . loaturday • public meeting of the Proprietors of tie . Itl,ealrEtouk plate la the Siloam, for the purpose of mole • tja leatetaut of the affairs of the theatre. ~ 7' Mr. Caunterr having limn called to the Chair, midi to. ' Mae hurling the object fur *bleb they had been called Wm. . • Nhe held le it bawd, he said, a statemeet of the .. •' elate, up by their auditor, Mr. Oakley, which be . ' had so doubt would prove satisfactory. It had shindy eleillliell the apprehatlee - of 'the General Comentlee. He laid the pleasure of being able to Worm them that the lonised of the theatre bed been regelarly paid by Mr. •Didees--(llear)—of whom he begged to say, that ia those transattions of Winces which it fell to his lot to have whit him.• heitad'erperleaced the ounest salishetieet, from 'lns liberality, punctuality, sod mondial, epee ell amemiees. He begged leave to mete that Mr Mimes hod At oily paid heir nut pf 10,2001. hut, in euteroemme a the extra . *gbh ow which the theatre had beta opted, they bad sow p . it Hie beads of their bookers the eons of 1,1001. for the free • . s , reektels• so that be bait actually paid, dyeing the last ma : j . 4 11001. When they came to reflect upon the pre .. _ beresietsistaces of the concern, they could not but .. • r thil as an extraordinary cheap in theatrical -AWAY. They bad, In additian to they milted the other )bream/ their hammer from boosts mid Aloes. There was la law theme of Mil, but .lbia, nuder the peculiar circuits st•nees wader which it had bees ismoned, must be con siderid Valk* es a' gain thee • kern. Dario' the three years that the Cosseainee hod held the management of their affairs they were engaged Gulp is wee Ise snit, sod ie that they were socumful. Tliesigh it cant wormy, as every . lew-ettit must, still the frelell was advantage/mtg. o f Shin Mated the Income sod exproditere, he did net 'knew that there was any thing mere to be said on that ash *jeCt, except that the union expeetatioes of the Committee 'bedlam ii hafted. They had got rid of debt motels more ra pidly then 'they taleutated me, sad there was every pros. 'pact that they would ultimately realise the whole of their 'impiety. He thought it right to state that Mr. Dilates intended to make great 'Meridiem', sad introduce further weatiallishommot in the theatre, daring the retests, whir*, added to the indesteloos !for is he was makiegeo inidrou the company, would ruder it as sitrartive as it ever WWI been hi the sees% of its tbeastieal hisser,. A. hr as each property was cue/rued, teething mould he more pro mising or more cheering. They witeld recollect that me 'stairs a time back as three years, the house was elltd with esetutioes, and laboused ender eiebsraasments of every hied.' Since that period they had repaid 761. per teat. inmaleatua on their debts; and if they bad sot resisted all that they owed, they had the most favourable prospects be lire them. To slice more clearly the situation of their affairs, be would state bow the concern stood Is 11119, and at the present time. When the Committee ander ' rook the affairs of the Company in she year 1919, they found a debt upon the moors of 92,4041. which debt was in July last redeeed to 46.9391 Saute which po nied ills sum of 11,973/. ma been discharged, reducing sire present t of debt to 33,965/. They had there- Awe paid or •• this yin, 11,976/ much beyond 2t pe 'whet they ea had amo k called tipsy to pay 2,0001. for • r theater, ielt they did nut as ticip.te ; bet sees nen Neekseg dim the terms of the engagement, was keiiii porfeetty just. On this smutted, ' the. Palliate in the - aulltsies heeds did ant appear so great 'se ft weel4 otlitetwitse have bees. Bat as it was se mach *hi paid edr, it light be fairly added to the amount of *Mr t/taftfo. Agreeably to dm stipalatioas held out to the oilliperibere to the loan, the sum of 4,3611. was to be paid to `MOM hs the tune of the nest yeir. The Committee having •ahadAydiaM tbreeinstirtrnents of 261 per eau., each within. upess o ugi to jansisry hot, they had therefore fuldillettlbsir d i gkeientoot is a great measence, se Met Ye more lima MOM.' veigolluted dam. The Mat put of the ,lee, that Of Irefife:loe nightly Media Apr the our renew, bad 104= mud open. - .The eel, emeombrallee. AMON% ibe4 teed. was 114,416/. dee he the bnilhai old kielli. to elarmaets, width, la elf piebability, woodil Mailed far. *fa wick, If It shatedit lien weak , be 1101 0 111 1 1$ mad to pay. ll'hr Committee cullideelly calculated that they weeid b: .. .N:~ I ' . L • rte . . . • c.; . • "• * , shit to J 4 1 41111" the, tattle of the dObt the time mei_ nosed I. the several repute Mode to the Proprietors. From Omer rirrentglancet the meeting 'Mold psrreive that the Committee tool fulls nslwNlihr.rlt.me h e ld ' cul t t h ree wears haek re the poblge. 'The Iseve,rsairre might have the 1,1001. .paid for extra nights, whenever they plea4d to call for it. Ile would •et Auntie' .longer cm • their lit leotion hot merely to repeat that their prospects were niorli better than A ny persoes, a shoot time bark, could venture to hope. moos the puncouel.ty and great allel6. 64.11 of Mr. Libman be formed the m 4.4 sanguine exper• that they 'sold be able to realize every thing bel4 oat to the Proprietors.. A ~,, waa then moved and seconded that the Report should be runbroted. mulles was unsniewsisely agreed to. The Secreiary informed the meeting that Mr. Benjamin Oakley, their auditor, was now by rotation out of that office. • It was th-n moved soil seconded that Mr. Oakley should be re.eleeted. The CIIAIRMIAII said it .n 0111.14. of the greatest advaphigg to their igoeresi• is ewelinue Alr. 0-tkley in She olive. His compent aseldwity ail imientiom to the sccpunts had meld haled is ao small 'ferret to the sigreete of the •ffeire of the thy (bestir,. He hod • good and worthy man, Mr. Al.lersoao Wood, joined with him is the owe, of auditor, but he never emptied. He 'Mooch. sume 'active p er s o n ought t o be rauph. with Mr. Oskl.v. Tim nsathan for the riaelectioe of Mr. Oakley was rarest d nawbouggely. The Geyer', Committee of last year basis( been unani mously re.annigioletil— Mr. Houctorts RtMahllD said. dot sea member of the Geeeral Console ire, 1p was desirous of drawlag their atten tion to the s'er►ices performed by the Sub•Cemrnittee. Me concluded by ',wrist( the thaiiks try the Meefiag to the Sub- Committee oho acted last year. The sention was carried unanimously. The CHAIRMAN said it row became their duty to elect a Sub-Committee, He thought it highly desirable float t►e same Committee should be continued motif such time as their projects with' regard to the cisseerus of the theatre, had been fully realised. The Sub- Committee gm thew reappninted. Mr. Roams. cusgratotated the Wirt/HOC on the femme. able time of 'heir affairs. Formerly the creditors of the theatre rompleined that they meld get no mosey— they were beset with oneffeeteal upplicatinna every day. New, on the contrary, they foiled some difSeulty in pre-ood les ea people to come and sake their money. At the unite elite Duke of Bedford's erne, Drury-lane, fo► peactualsty, aloud at the bead of she poi.—(Hear.)—He would nut trouble them further, but more that she thanks of the meeting be given to their worthy Chairman. The awlioe was earned saanimously, sod the ~flog brute up. DISATH OF MRS. DRAX GROSVENOR. Os Satenisy Mr. Graham, .a respectable Win, sidiag at Hawsuteremith, applied to the Magistrates or Goers square Police-0111re, fur a warrant ageism a Mr. Smith, why is • residest also of Hammersmith, " foe having ille gally reamed to aid sad assist him (Mr Graham) in sot pressing a breach of the peace, whew called upop by him ot the same of the King, in his eapseity of resalable. The Magistrates naked Mr. Grahams to detail the cirellibldalmes loader which the peace had beets broke.. Mr. Graham said that a few days age, • Lady of the name of Drax Grammar, who resided at Acme Horse, Middlesex, asd also at 17, Alpha Cottages, Regent's Park, was pi n with her sow, Mr. Grammar; I. her carriage, along the Hammereasith road, when • powerful fellow, named Taylor, formerly • labourer at Hammersmith, ran behind the carriage, mad attempted to get up and ride.— The groom, who was moiling behind the carriage, cc. fused to let 'him get up, when the feast, seized the Teem by the leg, and palled him to the posed, sad he was misted by the fall. He called for sesistasee, sod the '<whams slopped the carriage, sad was to amid tale lettoi-ierveitt, whew Taylor sitselted hiwt, Oed heat him also. A mob was collected, sad the Lady flan* the carriage Was greatly alarmed. He (Me. OrMarimm) heiwg informed of the outrage, west with has ossistaist to, spree heed Taylor • bet so powerful wee that fellow' that be knuelied thew; shoot like children ; therefore took oat his staff, sad rallied spot Mr. Smith, a respectable Ishillitast, Fa his Majesty's usage to aid sod assist him is emoriag Traylor, sod prevents( say farther breech*, the peat. Mr. Smith leashed ht him, sod Wooed to nischor any assistasee whatever; the cetasegoroce was, abet he (Mr. Graham) sod his simoiseamt,porticalarly the latter, were beat, and kicked, is • obeekiag passer, is coavtyiog Taylor to a safe pace of custody. The Magistrates asked what had become of Taylor ? Mr. Graham replied, that us the day after ascent/lige wee committed by bias, he was taken WWII J. Anderson. Esq. • Magistrate at Hanisserastith, and was examined, sad the Lady (Mrs. Earle ibex Groeypoor) ettentled to give orb &sc. &aura him, sail he was ordered to be to pima, to sake his trial for the offewes; but as he was being removed from the Magistrate's room, he begged to speak a few weeds to the Lady, when be made as affectiog appeal to her sot to peones., him for the offence, on the score of he. inanity le his wife and children, as he was truly sorry for his improper roadoet. The Lady wished to exceed mercy to the Primmer, hot the Magistrate could sot coffer sorb as out rageous taboos to go unpunished; for by dorsi so, he should he emspromisisg his duty towards the public, sad the man was ordered to be conveyed to gaol. The Lady wean greatly steeled at the appeal of the Prisoner for mercy, that she fell Mto the arose of owe of her servsoldi, is • St; she moo be. came roses bed, and by the time Met medical aid could be *blabbed, she was • warpee. The body was laid oat in the horse ul the worthy Magistrate. The mis of the Lady was present ; and he was is a slate of grief almost boyood de scription, al the awful aad sodde• eves.. The Magistrates asked if an levies! heel bees held os the body of the deceased' Mr. Graham staled, that be asked the Magistrate at whose house the body lay, if he shoe)/ sustamio a jury to sit oe the body, and he replied that, as the event took place iu the bonsai of • Justice of the Peace, he cassidered it quite unnecessary; bet he (Mr. Graham) being young is office, was sot satisfied with the Magistrate's statement, mad being fearful that be might get latu trouble, from Neglect of duty, he went therefore to 1111 r. Stirliag, the comity Carroser, and told him of the cireustetatice, sad what the Magistrate bad mid, and asked him Hem imperil was absolutely necessary. Me. Stirling said that is such cases it was venal to have as laquest, bet lie should sot insist upon it, as the Magis trate did Sot wish it, and as It mos also contrary to the wishes of the (rimed, of the deceased. The Megistrates asked whet had become of the body! Mr. Grabble replied, that it bad bees removed from the Magistrate's hearse, is a hearse, to some place in the moo. try, where the deceased posiressed a teat, for interment i• the family vault; mid shot the Primmer, Taylor, was or. devil to Sad bail to answer the charge *pied hiss at the Sessisse. The Magistrates, Wile( conferred with the Chief Clerk (Mr. Blackmon), informed Mr. Grabble that he must pro ceed by iadictmeat against Mr. Smith, for refining to all and assist him, when called upon, la the exicatiow of kb duly, sod rapeseed their approbation of his eitadoeL Mr. Gribben mod he should be compelled to propped ageism Mr. Smith, or he should not be able, if a riot ir breach of the peace occurred, to obtain the assistance of any of his fellow-parishioners. The lisaialraWS said, It was armorer, every ishabitast should ham that he was liable to 'mere punishismot, by Sae sad imprisenniejit, if lie did not aid and assist, whoa legally called epee by proper officers, in she 'Rectifies of the Iowa; bet it was sot within their eroviece to interfere with the regulations of the Cososer upon the subject of so 'qual being held tea the deceased. Letten from the Cape of Good Hope melt tint 00 rain hos tailor iu that colony for nearly two yams. Ou gredeisitey the Revolittiesaire friKste, Hon. Capsule f)PasdAnr. C. B. soiled 'from Portsmouth fur Plymouth, so be paid off, haring been nearly 1. a • years to comminioo. 4116 ....alio FROM s4rwin4r Maws c42ErrE. INTESTITUR F. OF HIS 'MAJESTY THE KING OF 1/ENMARK WITH THE, ORDER OF THE GARTER. Copenhopsv, June 11, 1822. His Majesty. goverelge of the Most Noble Or.ler of the Garter, having been piealed, by • Commission under the Great Seal of the order, to constitute and appoint the Right Honourable Augustus John Foster, his Majesty's Envoy Es. traordiaary and Minister •Plenipoleatiary at the Court of Copenhagen, and B.r George Nayler, Knight, Garter Prin cipal King of Arms, to he his Majesty's Plesipoteatiaries for investing his Majesty Fiederick the Skil', King of Den. mark, with the enaigns and *hole habit of that Most Noble Order, the said Plenipotentiaries and tic ir suite embarked at Yarmouth °Elbe 25th of last smooth, and arrived in ibis city on the 291 h. His Danish Majesty having sigsilled his royal pleasure to receive the investiture yesterday at two o'clock, and the nr. cessary iticangemeats'Wog made for observing the ecru*. firmed ceremonies, the Plenipotentiaries and the persons appointed to assist therein proceeded from the resideace of the Envoy Estracirdioary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Britaitaie Majesty, to the Palace, In four of the royal carriages, followed by the state earriege of the British Minister. Os arriving in front of the Palace, the royal guard turned out. and preseotrd arms, the drums besting. The Plentptitealiarles and their suite on slighting, were eon darted by the Gland. Manila' of the Court through the Mate apartments, which Aimee hoed with detachments of the royal crowds, to the royal aoterbsenber, and beteg there re. eeived by the Grand Master of the Ceremonies, wire Intro.. dared into the private medicate chamber of the King, in the folloying order, viz. The Sweatt and Hood, born*, on a crimson velvet cushion, by Lieutenant Edward Hilibert, R:N. The Sword, 'home, on • crimson velvet cushion, by John Th. , rna. W'addiogton, Esq. attached to the Legation at Copenhagen The Cap and Feathers, borne, es a crimson velvet cushion, by Thomas Alperin's lievkine. Esq. The Collar, horse, ea a crimson velvet royloon, by Lieu tenant Coorienay EAumaind William Hoyle, R.N. The Statutes sad the Star, borne, on a crimson velvet cushion, by Henry Hattie Addington, Esq. Secretary of Legation at Coyeabageo. The Mantle and Cordes, borne, on a crimson velvet tothioe, by Captain the Hee. Robert Cavendish Societe, R N. The Garter and the Ribband with the Coerce appendant, borne, nit • erimsoa velvet cushion, by Charles Cowie Young, Rsq York Herald, and Secretary to the Commis sion, in his Tabard and Collar tan. The Plenipotentiaries, vie. Sir George Nayler, Rat. Gar. The Right Honourable As ter Principal Kowa Ansa, gnats. Joie Foster, Envoy in hie Mantle, Maio, tied Evelio:dimity nod Minister Badge of the Order, hoar. Plenipotentiary from his leg his Sceptre, sod carry. Briteunie Majesty at the lag the Soseveire'a Com. Court of the Kiag of Des. mission sad Latter of mark. Cred , nce. The Minion, advancing into the Royal Prune" wki reverence., was received by hi. Majesty, voreetonded by the Prince, of the Royal House, the Walkers of •lay, sod great °Seer. of the Court. The Insignia being daposited on a table, pieced es the eight hend of the King, TM several persons who bad Men them retired behind the table, except the Secretary to the Commission, who remained in (root, and delivered the !s -aint-dm to the Pleuipotentiariee. The lest Plenipotentiary having made • short addeeso to the Kier, explanatory of the übjett of the Missies, Ms Ms. jesty delivered to the Plenipotentiaries an interment, soder his Royal Sign Manual and Greet Seal, coatainisig his Ma jesty's acceptance of the Order Nader the tonal enervation. Glitter them delivered the Letter of Cinema to Ito God Plesepononey, whisporented 14 le nor Wag, asst she ems was thereupon retched from his Majesty by his Ilinisete for Foreign Affeire. The Commission woo, is like assort, pretested, sod delivered by his Majesty to the Miniver of the Interior, who having read it alord, the *ease was re newed to Garter, and by hint delivered to the Secretary to thrt The Plenipoteatiaries then hackled the Garter round the left leg of his Majesty, Garter reading theadnonition. Hits Majesty war seat invested with the Ribbon with the George appendant, Garter Feedlot( the admonition. His Majesty the, delivered his 'trued, whkh Garter received seen cecina fee appertaining to his Aire; and wore daring the remainder of the ceremony. The Krug being divested of the Ribbaad sad George, the Pleaipotestieries invested his Majesty with the Parent, and immediately thereupon with the Sword of the Order. His Majesty was next invested with the Mastic, the Hood, and the Collar Ily. Garter reading the re. *relive admonition. • The Plenipotentiaries the, placed the Cap and Feather, on hie Majesty's head, and lastly i-rusted the Star and Book of the Statutes of the Order, which hi. Majesty gave to the Minster fur Foreign Affairs; sad delivered to the Plenipo leatiariss an instrumrst, ander his Royal Signet end Sign Memel, eontaising his Majesty's nomination of a proxy, In the neat of an lastallation is the Royal Chapel of Saint George at Windsor. The King being thus inested, Garter, after the meal re verence*, proclaimed the styles of his Majesty the King of the Coifed Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Sovereign of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, and of his Majesty the King of Denmark, Kaiak COMpallloo of the said Most Noble Order. The lest Plenipotentiary Ancona congratnlated his Majesty, and the Plealmateatiaries, with their soar, making their reverences, withdrew. The Xing, wearing she essigas of the Order, then gave as audience to llts PMeipotentiatles, at which their oaks were severally pretested, sad immediately afterwards they bad the honour of being iairoduced to her Majesty the china owl the Princeton. A peed dinner was Oren at the Palace after the etre. ateay,at which were presto* the Queen sod Princesses. Ulf Priori, of the Royal Hour, the Plenipotratiarirs, Ministers of State, and other Femme of distinction. Hi. Highness the Prioce Ferdisaad, uniag tit the Kirg's absence front niche. postilion, was pleased, is his MaJesty'e simile, to drink to the health of the Kw% of &gilled. Sovereign of the Must Noble Order of the Garter. Meant Plenipotentiary thee drank to the health of the King MI Qecea of Dratriaelr,; avid his Highness afterwards, i■ the King's name, drank to the Knights Companies' of the said Most Noble Order. GEORGE NAY LER, Garter Principal Kiug of ♦ran. Y Cornett-Hobe, June 12, 1822. The King wee obis day pleased In confer the boner of Knighthood on Edward Banks, of 1111:e Town, twat Sleet. eraa, in ibe I.le of Sheppy, cud of A,elpln-terrace, to the Comity of Middlesex, Bs". M I LITA It Y PROMOTIONS. War-Offiee, June 21, 1822. Royal Regiment of Huss, Geards--Cornet George Snivels" ' Hill to he Lieuteaaat, by purchase, rice Arnold, who re. tires—Commirsion dated June 6, 1822. Uoyd Kenyon, Gent. to ha Cornet, by purchase, vice Hill— dated as above. •3) Regiment of Dragoon• Guards—Lieutenant Robert Ha worth Peel, from the kW-wily of the 2d Dragoon Guard., to he Lieuienest, vice John Addison, who exchanges, re. ceiving the difference-4'lyd as above. 15th Regiment of Light D.agouite—Amistast Surge°. John Quiorry, from the half-pay of the 1814 Light Dragoons, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Deckhouse, whose apposes. emelt has but taken place—dated as above. letb ditto--Lieetenant William Hilton to be Acijutaat i , vice Carmelo, who resigns the Adjutantcy only—Sated u show. iteginarat of Foot... Captain Robert Power, from the 20th Foot, to be Copious, vice Fruitland, olio a:champs —dated si above. 7th ditto—gaeige Lord William Thymic, from the 78th Pout, to be 11Jruiesaiit, by purchase, •ice Calvert, pro moted in the 7sd Regiment—dated as above. Bth ditto.-Itneiga Robert Alierditley Is be Lieutenant, by • laerelitee, wit:uteri Ilionherb, proroolea is Elselith !lee r/Jew—dated )tioe.l3, 1812. Enfien Honumnble nicked Here, from . the 6911 i Regiment, to ►e Ensign, vice Mawdeslev-eelated es above. 12th ditto--Lieuteeent Sorbet iirelovis Glover, front the 22 4 1 Fool, to be Lireteeeiti, vice Markham, oho clichaiegeb —dated Jose 6,1E122. . 20th dilto—Captt;in Fredrrirk 6111 Frauklanl, from the 24 Foot, to be Captain, vice Pulver, who emshattoes—. dated as above. 29J ditto—Assistaat-Sargeon Charles 'Moira. Ingham, from the half pay of the Bth Regiment, to be Assistaat-fourgeon, •ice Browne, appointed to the 3d Dragoon Gaud*— . dated Jane 18, 1844. 211 ditto—Lieutena■t George Fielding to be Captain, by purchase, rich Wynne, who resires--dated Jere, 6, Int. To be First Uentenants—Srenild Lieutenant N'itliant Gourley, by prerhave. lite Fielding—dated Jane 6, 1344; and Lieutenant Charles (kale, from the 'baps, of the Slit Regiment, Tree Alexander Greig, ache elebanges, ea. eeiring the differeeee-r-dated June 13 i 11332. To he Second Lieutenant—Dudley Chmstopher Carey Mem, Gent. by porehime, viee Guarlay—dated Julie 6. 1622. 60th ditto—Ensign William Briggs, from the 6lst Regiment, to be Liewlewast, •ithout purchase, .vice Batemaa, de emed—dated Jame 13, lfat. 69th ditto—Gentlemaa Cadet Beery William Illraeltfurd, from the Royal Military College, to he &taiga by pur chase, vice Hare, appointed to the Sib Moot—dated as about. 72d ditto—Lieutenant Harry Ca'vett; from the 7th to be Captain, by purchase, vice Jackson, who ft. tires—dated.lnne6, 1822. Lieutenant Warren Markham. from the 12tif Foot. th be Lieutenant. vice Glover, who eachannes--dated as above. 78111 ditto—ltawdon Jobn Popham Vassal!, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lord Wil liam Thrum, pro moted is the 7th Regiment—dated as above. 63d ditto—Liemiesast Witham Phillips to be Captain, " ' • without purchase, vice Geddes, deceased—dated June 13, 1812. 88th ditto—Captain Robert Nicholls, from the half-pay of the 2211 i Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice George Ed ward Jones, who excbanges--dated June 8, 1822. 92d ditto—Lieutealast Charles Rowley, from the 7th Regi ment, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Loggao, who re tiree—dated June 13, 1811. Rifle Brigade—Witham Sherbrooke Ramsay Noreott, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Prubart, deecuaed—dated as above. HOSPITAL SPAFF. District-Surgeon James Brady, front she haltpay, to he Sum grou of • Recrnitiog Disarm', vire George Robertson .Bullte, •ho elehaages--datrd June 23, 1822. Commission In the Royal Cheshire Militia, erred by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comely of Cheater. The Lord Grey to be Captain, vire Armistead, resigned— . dated Jame 11, 1822. Commission in the Ram Sontemet Regiment or Yeomanry Cavalry, viral by the Lord Lientement of the Comet's . , SUJOINSti. Willot liostioroi, Geol. to be May 13, lift. BANKRUPTS. Thome Beds's and Reber' Bleteop, of Aetna. war Me. miogbale, besaafoookr• ' to surrender, J. 17 1,2, sod *spat 3, at twelve, at the Stork Tater', to the Square, Moan. ham. Attorneys, Mr. Edmonds, Exchequer 01Bee of Pleas, Lincoln's lun ; and Mr. Mole, Mooe.strett,Binnioghans. John Lidster the younger, of Stockport, Chester, snooty. ablreser, to surrender, July 8, 15, sad Astra 3, at ten, at the Gimes'. Bead Its, Stockport. Attorneys, Mr. Back, Charcbectort, Temple, Lolidoa ; sod Mr. Olivia., Stockport. George Bell, of Brampton, Cumbeelaod, grocer. to surer*. d.t, Jaly 10, 11, and August 3, ot arras, at the George sod Dragon Ise, grammar. Attorneys, Messrs. Bell sad Bred. rick, Bow Charch.yard, Loudon; sod Mr. John Carrick, Brampton. Jobs Harland, late of Bedford-Haw, Tothiohagaeoure. mark Middluars, haberdasher. to soreemidor, Jetty 3, 16, and August 3, at she Court of Colobilewloorre of Baskrupta, Basioghall.rtroet, Loaders. Allenby, W. C. Sahli, Bata". ball-street. Lewis Nakao, of Villiers-deco, Strand, Middlesex. pea. manufacturer, to surrender, J tine 32, July 6, mid August 3, at lea, at the Court of Commussioetes of Bankrepts, Ba. siaghall-street, Loudoa. Attorney, Mr. Isaacs, Mamma street, Goodman's-fields, Loudon. Mark Westroo, of Wellingtou, Somerset, draper, to sur render, July 4, 13, sad August 3, at leo, at the COSH of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basiogball street, Losides. Attorneys, M . Adams aad Tillesrd, Old Jewry, Leedom. Joh. Cr..., of Halewood, Lancaster, brewer, to surrender, July IS, 17, sad August 3, at use, at the. Yak Hotel, Wil liamsaost.oguare, Liverpool. A to rneys, Mr. St/treat, Prescot ; sad Meows. Adhogton, Gregory, sod realkoer, Bedrock. row, London. Job. Gayleard, of New Bood-street, Middlesex, habit maker, to surrender, July 2,6, and August 3 . , at eleven, at the Court of Commiasiomera of Bankrupts, Basinghall-atreet, London. Attorney, Mr. Bull, Hullts-atre et, Cavendish. IKIII &re. Williams Todd and Frederick Williams Ccurthopr, late of lARRboura•Chamsbera, Fenchurca street, busidoe, timber. merchants, to surreuder, Joly 2,9, and August 3, at elegies, al the Court of Commissioners of Santo:opts, Seelig/hall street. Attorreys, Messrs. Modisom and Ogden, St. Mil dsed's-Couri, Lundod. • Edward Harris, of Copthall•boildings,Loodow, broker, to aorreader. Jape 25, July 2, •nd August 3, at twelve, H dart Court of of Baswivisirts, Attorney, Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street, Bleekirian. ( Dividends in our teat.) C iitTl FI CAT E.S -J vim It J. E. Collins, lain of Wood.atreet, Chen punk, Leedom, doib. factor.—T. Rya, of Duckhead, Bermondsey, Slurry, oil and colourissu.—J. Saunders, late of Coventry, aisetinn.ee.—R. Stephenson, of Cotsiughsm, sod K. Hari, of *vitiates, York, merchants.—T. H. Rintkin, of Cluulotte-street, Isliai son, Itlidillesex., undisier.—.l. Driver, of Bristol, &tines wiaker.-1. Hawke'ley, of Barnsinghans, Warwick, swrcbast. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Atka, J. R. Ensor, mid P. J. Ultassise, of Mahima kine, Woodutreet, London, merchaots Jane 30, left— B. Bradford sad G. Harris, of Yardlr-streaS Spa-Gelds, Mld. diesety leathe►•jspsamers, May 31, 11121.-.41 Sternums ooll• city, is t►e Supreme Coact@ of Scoilsare, sod A. Scot, Mitre to the Shims Edinburgh, April 30. 1030.—R. H. Keats and T. Hawke, of the OW 8.1b.y iro.works, Dudley, Worcester, December IS, 1831.—W. Fawcett, B. Whitelmom, J. Hunt, H. Haul, A. Kaarick, sad J. Priestley, of the .Verteg.hill iroo.works, Monmouth, iron -matters, u far as respect, the said B. Whitehouse, February 1, 1515.... J. Quanbruogh sod E. King, of Ling Slelford. Sulolk, at. lorneys, June 18,1822.—W. Walks sad T. Hood, of Taber. uncherow, tit. Lake, Old•street, and St. Bennett's-bin, Si. Hcaerlict, Paurs.wharf, London, architects February 3, 1821. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Smtar, sew puled from Ilse Returns made io thr 'seek ending tb• Rte day of Jose, 1822, is 30s. lid. per bemired writtall..elM dueler °film duties of customs paid or payable thesoute ott the ampurtatiou thereof luto Great Briton.. Paws or frocks ON SATURDAY. 3 per Crut. Red boat Ex. Bolls. I ....1,0091. 31 per i Crui.. ..... 91 3 pr. par. 2 pr. 4 p er C0 u t5...... 974 1)otto Setell.... 3G p , New 4 per Crete.. 9s Lottery Toeks4s,g ti. iS• Balk L Ass. Sol 7-1 Corns. kr Ass...Sifie PRICES OF CORN. Weekly Reopen of tbe Arent(' Price of British ewe, Winchester Pleasure. as itceived (rum ilia 11..eprelors it the respective Maritime Cities sod Teams is England sad Wales, Crum which the Pr ores that oven laaporistista are calculated.—Jura lb , 1b32. Ibis del Is pebbled, SOLOMON'S jnoly ethlweled GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Advice lo both isses. Amy EdaiuH, riot S. The design of this publication is to wars youth from jog into a delosive mad destructive habit, that fascinates the wrier, and ■ Imes them to Ibe practice of a OVIIISIV atsd 'destructive vier. which (testier the health aid sprits "Of its votaries, acid rimier. alien fet hie and not tire fur bk ! It also include. tarn - ming ob....marrows on the most fre• "pest diseases, their causer, end modes of erre; au address to patents, gaardisus, tutors, auJ those who have the are and eduessicat of youth; together with advice to bailors. particularly the afil , cted with Nervous Cumplaiair. The w►ole is illusleated and isterspenced with a variety of &When tic sod pateresting Isriv. gold by Mr. Johnson. 68, Cornhill; 111easn. Sheesresar Neely, sod Jose.; sod all the Booksellers is the kingdom, and is America. Etibie4 sad Published it THE BRITHIM PRE" 1 ., 1° THE I:LOPF. lif fi e. No PO, hirsed, C. COI!' WELL, sf the km& Lib g 3 4 1 s. it l a. 11, a. d 43 10 111 IC 17 10 17 4 ' We regret to announce a confirmation of the .telligruce of the plague having broken out ut Algiers. The most rigid invrantions will of course be adapted on our pert with respect to all vessels ousning from the Mediterranean. lq cz 41 s. d s. d. a. d s. d. t 2 4 24 0 0 2 0 0 .A•MMY••• ATTEMPTRD SVICIDS. On Saturday night Mrs. P. • eprree yoenf widow, residi st in Drury-lane, attempted to pot an rod to her evidence h ? She'had bees on the eve of mat. imosy aith G. C. a voting man, it is said, belonging to the Thrall.... Royal, Drury-lase, hut some delay having occurred Mare the closing of the Theatre (he Maoism been amities/ for ►is beau , At), Met. P.'s father wrote to him to appoint the day of their union. An 'now), was received. that it could aot take place, because he was under a prissier of marriage to an. ei►rr Lady. Thus preyed spun Mrs. P.'s feelings sts power fully, that after the (airily haul retired to reel; a young Lady, who was in company with her, perceived her taking the con tents of a phial, and she instantly nude an alarm. A Medural G►ntleman, resisting in Icing Arre, was sent fur, who ad ministered some medicine, whirls happily counteracted the effects of the poison, bet she still lies son danrrous state. SVICIDR. 0. Saturday evening an squint wa. held on the body or Jobe Cooke, Esq. at his late residence la Cisole-sir, Bl..ontsbury. The deceased was It 'wiser is the firm of Witham and Cooke, ale-brewers, Blissinishury. A f-w months spite lira the misfortune to lose bin wit: by a suild,n visitation of Pro. Offence, and sabsequestly his wiled has been labonrie( under mental il-feetstpc A meta was conrantly with hi; lest he might do Istasaelf sums injury ; but though W4ll strictly *socked in obe day, and this person slept is a lied ui the same romp will him at right, yet he contrived tu p. • cure si pistol bided with powder and ball, and on Wettnr•. d.y aught lam after they bad been in lied a few hours, t, . alt, admit was awoke by the report of • pistol, and the etapll of powder, and found Mr. Coolie lying On the bed. Ineettiax profusely, with hie skull shatter. d by tl.e carte'. is of • pistol that lay OM the bed. Sturgeons Plumbe end Bell were culled in, and found the ball had named through the heed sad iojurtd the brain. The enfooteeste gentleman lived till Friday in very great agony, when be expired. Verdict—" The 41-cieiPed in • tit of tempera- y Insanity shot himself sad enured his death." IV4VAL INTELLIGENCE. ' roarsrotrrn, Mfg U. Arrived the Tribune frala Jemmy', mud the Fly frees a cruise. FALMOUTH, FUJI 20, &ilea the Osborn packet, Harsney, for *wawa; god the Rowlotion, Cummings, foe Rouen. cow',, JI.II/a 41. Arrived Ow Hamby, Corkiodell, fro. Rio Janeiro, bound o Hamburgh. DIAL, JUNI ti. Came doom from the River sad sait*d, the tatheile, Young, fir Valparaiso sod Lem. ; Rosary, flmith, far Tobago; Cambay, Dislop, fur Malts; sad fisiveries, Humphreys for Gibraltar. Seven o'CleeL—Arrived sad remising lbw &its's* Olderg,frome Leftism'. NRKTING" OP CRROITOIVI AT TFIR COURT OP CONMISSIoNRuII OP RANKRUPTS, -..ww— W. N. kteaoro. Parke., Warwick, wanted-umaesctoren.. 3 10 W. Femmes', Nee Boodatreet, bwokerlser ........ 3 IL R. W. Demi sod T. W. Cooke, Bethnal-green, brewers E. Mathews, late of College bill, rarrthatit $ 10 .1 Robertaoa,olsl Broad•atrort, wrrchaot T. lirebes, late of Chelsea, liven-draper 3 10 W. Waimea. latest( Cliebea, brewer .. It I! N. illaccie o lleaslatoproo, rose% master ' • 110 W.likkithl mad F. Gretaty, Wood-strret, Lames..'. I It • DIVI DEN DS. • H Hodes's, late of Lawrence lane, Irish Cedar J. Hirai, Toner..strret, cotton-Wok< r .. .. J . F. Reale, Pall-notil, rears piper-osannfactorer II W. H Gimes, Pailpei lupe, druggist . lt W. Wares. Covest-gaidita, Met 'Dater 6 1 W. Heatillea, Li INDO-111 re* i , net Feb* st .. .. lt R. 1111setioed, Utile ThwerAill, stationer II On Tuesday night, between ten and eleven o'clock, a small boat (punt) cowing to the shore from Mr. Jaavoisa's yacht, at anchor off the Sally ports Portsmouth, in which were Major NOSL M A R. Rik Mr. DURSLL, Mr Jaavotst, and a boy, wad upset by the rapidity of the tide, when Mr. Jim- VOISS seem to the shore, but Major MIMI, Mr. DuaiLL, and- the boy, were nearly' a quartet Of au hour struggling with the tide, ere their perilous situation was discovered, when a boat froshilr. • LIWDZOILIPOS yacht arrived at the spot, sod hap pily rescued them at the moment when the gallsot officer. Major H. baring become exhausted. was sinking. lie was raised to the susfsee by the mas ter of Mr. LINDIEGIUN'S yacht, wills • scull. to who.e exestiuus the highest praise isdue. The boy was apt a fully lifeless when token' in. It wonld hive been • mate, of deep regret had the morfor tune been attended with the sacrifice of life to either of the gentlemen, but particularly to the gallant officer Whirled to, after the long carter of hunounible isei viers which he has rendered his couniry in all the great Inittlts of the late war, which be closed it Waterloo, with the loin of his right arm, when lending an insult in the enemy at the bead of a squadron of hussars. BIRTH. O. Friday sooraisig, tbe4l;ttistaat. the wife of W. E. Tuaratos, Esq. ante of bid Majesty's Cutrusrl, of a soy. MARRIAGE. Os the 15111 palish A mltaotadot's Chapel, Paris i the Doc de Co p% tit NOstielta, wily chili' of Sir Ile. Dodgerle Hodieltea.-A• HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIMS THIS DAT. Mersin 38 after A. I IWaist AS after S. ,~ _