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~' .r 3;: Rog' 1.11,,n LONDON GAZETTE, - JUNE .3O: ' Trut-P.ffice June, 30, 1812; 241-13eg. Dragoim Guards, Thomas Wood, Gent.-to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bradhurne ' promoted. - • 4th Ditto; Cornet S. Scott _to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Drought, who retir6s.-t-Assistant Surgeon Fre deriek Brown, from the 3d Foot,- to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Langford, appointed to the Royal Regiment of Horse (=trials, • 4th ItOg. Dragoons, M. Kirby, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur , chase, vice Nont:,ilL., promoted. 6th Ditto. Brevet Li•oi•. Col. it. Ellice, from Ilalf-pay of 24th Light Dragoons, to be Major, rice Stoddart, decc.zted. 9th -Refit. Light Dragonits, It. licarsle• f;`Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Shaw, prtnnoted. - • 1 f:il7Ditto, John, Dolbet, Gent: to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Blackett, promoted. 21st Ditto, John Schnieder, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon, -• vice Levitt; *deceased. Ist:lleg. Foot Guards, to be Ensigns without purchase:—E. P. Backley.—Gent. Cutlet Francis Dawkins, from the Royal - Milifary College, vice Lanibutit, deceased. :_th• Reg. Foot, Hospital=Ma l -e, H. Sleet to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice Tate; placed upon half pay. Sth Ditto, Ensign W. H. CockSiirne - to be Lieutenant, with , • out purchase.—Gent. Cadet J. Sutton, to be Ensign, vice- Coctionme. . • _ 13th Ditto, Lieut. Col. W. Williams, from the 60th Foot, to be Lieut. Col. vice Keane, who exchanges. • I'4ls Ditto, Lieut. C. Holmes, from the Hertfordshire Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. - • 18th Ditto, Ensigns John Gordon-and E. CasSan,"to.he Lieutenants., without purchase. To be Ensigns, without purchase.- 11.. W. Tarleton, Gents. - 19th Ditto, Lieut. H. WelllTSs tube Captain of a Compaty, without purchase, vice promoted. • 2.1t1 Ditto, to beErtsigns.J. Butler, Gent. withoutimrchase, vice- Paton, appointed to-the 22d Light.Dragtions:—F. T. Hall, Gent. by purchase, vice Collins, promoted. • 47th Ditto, Lieut: W. Butler to be Captain of• a Con4'ln3, - , • vice - Bennet, deceased.—Etisign J.. Pike to Ito Lieutenant, vice Butler.—D.Scott, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Pike. 30th' Ditto,. to be Lieutenants, without. purchase—Ensigns Robert Smith,,and Campbell. • , '., • • . To Fe Ensigns, without purchase—D. 'Macdonald and E. Pren dergast, Gents: 3lst Ditto, Lieut. A. Grabier, to be Ensign, without pit - . chase.. . • • 36th Ditttiq Ensign It. J. Bourchier to he Lieutenant., without ,purthaSe, rice -Hall, promoted.—Ensign Henryl3lunt, from - the,6oth Foot, fo_be Ensign, vice Bourcbiet. • • 38th Ditto, Hospithl-Mate John E: Stewart to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Lowrey, who resigris. . „ 39th Ditto, Ensign Alfred J. Cathery, from the Sussex Mill • tin; to-be Ensign, without purchase. . 40th : Ditto, John Garuer,'Gent. to be Ensign,.by purchase, • vice JohnstOne, promoted. • . . 41sf DittO" Limit: .1. Perrin, to be Ensign, without purchase.. Oct Ditto' Lient. H. Booth to be Captt.in of a Company, by purchase, vise Strode, who- retires.--Ensiom It. Crawford . / to-;be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Booth.—G. Doh- Gentio be"Etisign, vice Crawford. 45ti.Ditth, -J.. Reid, gent, to . be Ensign, by purchase, vice Piper, who retires.. • • • 500Vitto"Lieut.. John M'Donald to . be Captain of a Com pany,' vice Candler, killed in-action,- r Ensign P. Plunkett to :he•:Lietttenant, vice • (Donald..-,-Ensigu Hugh John stctue, to be without purchase: 41.:1 Dian, Pospital;Mate J. •F: Clarke to be Assistant•Sur, .iebri, vice Hamilton, deceased. • • • • ••'• . • 5801-Ditto ; C. Camphell, Gent. to be Ensign,. by purchase ' vice Mich, nropoted in 22d Light Dral...,•oonN. • otftVitt,o; Ensign W.. C.. - Holincs to - be Lieu terra Pitieliase, vice' Wright, who resigns.—Xoeas NeFlierson, Ckfii.V.'to;be.,Eusign,-vice Holmes. soa,:p itltY,. Lieut. C 4 1 .0. Keane; .1 nun theA3th F00t,••t0.,i3 .Licit(: cot vice WilliaMs,.Whoe..xel - iintges.- 7 -F. Pictetypelit. • to be Ensign, vvithoUt git,rchas, yit*-2.llujit, appointed Mth-:FOot. •,! 7'7 • • *., ;! • 1 - • •:.• • 61,t•-•Dt0:to, Assistant-Stirgetin A. Arad eys - on;tfront -79th PP $ 4 IT 54;rg000,:yide Howell, prouiotedlon 4be -• 671XDittry, Lient. - a•Bradford,' froth the 4ripaglvYkilitiNt;i be Susi - Ati, wit-jioilLparchase... , • . • : •••" • Gs tn . Fraiei t o bb%ts•siAStit•- Si..leirjny. Vic', Cr' /":17Wt: 1, resignc(l: •-•". • f 69th Ditto, Vosigtt.W. - Ittoetkin - s to be 'Ll'eutenant„ii - Itliontlint- . ..1 : Eft.mands,' • Who resigns.-i-Easign• And - Adjutant • (`i.l;. have therlinl.of.Lieuteuant --.llt►'rrS Cemir (k rA t • to ileErisig,u, ripe RuxiOn. • • 76th. DittO,Lialt. C.:Lynam" front the Btirling:gaitiiv;iv; be 2:.n- i g n7with - out - pa re !Luc:- . 7 : • - . 74th Ditto, Thomas Mitchell Anderson,!Gpv:vt. to . bg: Ensign, . 'wit•fitint:purehase:. • •.. ' . h Ditto; Ensign. Thomafi. Harkness to:Jo - Lieutenant, by ifftt6li4ei- 'Vice ll'oliiason, wit() • retireS%-f 7 Voltititeer •John •Cyauford to be EI/Sign,without purelme, -vice Harkness.— Itosnital 7 Mate John Divie to Ire 4.sSistant-Surgeon, Vice' Ati4 l .erore; priiinOted if the Gist. Foot. • • ,• 87th Ditto; to ,be Lieitenants, without purchase,-Ensigns J. Fit , and . G941.y, vice Gate, qprointect to Oth Foot. . . To he Ensigns- , -Augnstus , Amyatt, -and Richard Irvine, • 89,th,Dittb, Ensign George Hopper to be Lieutenant,. vice •clec . eased. 7 ltichard GreaveS,,Gen . f. to be Ensign, vice Hopper: ' • • • • •- • 9(34-Ditto; Captain Charles. Gardine r.• to be.. Major; by , par thasej 'vice Steele, who,retires. 95th. Ditto, .Second Lieutenant Sir _John Itibtim, - 13a:rt. •to be -• First lieutenant, withbut purchase, vice Bell; win!' l'esign.' —To be Second Lieutenants, without purla.se, - Volunteer •••-••'••: LYllant, vice .Sig John Itibton.—W. Nestleld, Gent. vice Niuinsell, Whose apPoilitmlitt, has not tOen 96th. Ditto, Ensio:v Thonius Anderson to be Lientettdut with- Out purchase, .vice ‘ Drirvon;-who,retires, 100th,-ditto, Ens;gn Edwurd Hobson, from the• Royal Dublin „Qy Militia,. to lie'Ensikii, without pnrchase.: 104th Ditto;, - To. - he" Captains of 'CoutpanieS" • without put e*i:aSe,: Lieut. yiee J - lailes, appointed to the - Causdian FtMcibles.—Lient. lt. ICLOring, froni the 49th Feint.; apppinted to the' 2d itlyal Veteran 4flation'. • : . 7tli•Wegt. Bata Regiment, Ensign G. - -Clibborn .to he Lieu- • , tenant, vice Moore, deceased. : ,—J. Prendergast, Gent. to lie Ensign, vice Clibborn. Harding,. and • •-• -* • .sTAFF. Wm.,Coelca'yne L.L.B. to be a alapiaill to the ...Foreve--,-Major J. Harvey, of the 6th Garrison nattaliOn; to _lie Pejuity Adjutant-General in Canati. (wit h"itie rank of I..i!fnt-CA..in'the Army), vier Ellice., appointed to the Gth - Drag - ocits-5... • • s , • • -- . Asiistairt-Commissaries-pener:d to the R. Ward, E. Gregorson, E. W.'l l tiaj - or, i l. .1. .14,G.c..4, 'II. I-411, and W. Ocutteutleri, Gent,. ' '• • HOSPITAL, S'i'Arif.• -. • To.'be. Hoskital-Mates.for Ge4erat 0 ih•irue, M. Cowie, 'F....Brisbane, W. Stevens.A, Peter' A.l.l9lvin, W. Barr, J. i.l9..ttsun, Geats. • 'vt'ariant'Howital-Nate Alfeo Ferrara. - • ' • • . 'Funny 74- Ce 1 , 1 , 4" 1 . His 'Royal H4linc.ss the Prince Reg,clit it 7 the tend' au(N)n-the 7n.4(2129.h4t - ,Juhti. - M,Ljestyls.Ccrl.sul , . • • BANKRL - I),TS. . • r_tsd;losep)iilltcell, Wajlingthn,.SqrreY, printers ; tc; surrender.,fil)y.7,lind 14, atone, an d Augnst-,14,. ten, (4tthdtrit'll; Loildint. — Attornies, A. BburcliTlon anirHewit - I ittle Fritlay,street.. ..• t • John C - all,,Porlsca,:fioutlisinipt?'n, drapAn:,, at.orie,• 44, at eleven, and Außust il, a one, at the Aerns Inn; GOsport. .Alera.iider, -.,•Nr.w-Autt,. Loudon, or hir. Cruickshank, . (iasport. • : Birtles,l3irpfinstiant,f f -Istor July 9_, 10, and . ). - ugyst 11 - , at ti - elve, at the ShilfespeaF i fiVern; Birmingliatn. - tornies, iNtlessrs;BaKter' and 'lNlnrtiti, Furnivars-hilt, Lon: doil, or Mr. It. Bird, Birmingham. • John Burcliall, Iliudley, Lancashire, cotton-Spinner, .lulu 16, at five, 17, and August 11, at*teti;"ii . t the Bucki'lli Wigan, Lancashire: Attorgits, Messrs. _Bln roand-DiNh : field, Wig-an, or Mr. .Elll4;plratacell - -trine,'-- • Iteyett, In ' iller Silly_ 4. and 11, atone t and'Aftst 11, at ten., at Cipildhall, Lon don .A . Istorney;Mß: - Bruftn I;iaelitnall-street rough, Southvork,43 - Charles Erringtpu. ;111!..5i-cgats„. .Nortimml3erliind,. rope _ maker, July, 29,,; '21,-a414-ykuy,-ust 11, at eleven, at the George 'llilt,'Newcasile‘utuxn-tyne. . Attornie,4. Messrs- Bell and 11FoilricIt„B44-raNf, theapside, London, or Mr. CI: Bain ri;.lge' Chapfel:;r9)si , -; Sou t Shields '• . _ Williaw Nokes, Norwich, merchant, July 3,7, avid August -,1-I,ipt four, attlic Angv.l . Inn, Norwich.- Attornies, Messrs. m -S.lsoiL,ptt Ra'elthain - ). Norwich, or Mess's. Wiudus,and -'4llltiAtyyijhipckry7l#ne, London. • aRTALiTY, ffoin , the 27tice-! of y_to_thp2Bih of t tAinsteued. Matz:, . • . .777 1 ; 1 3 I.Arjiy,i. • • ig4l4 Females . • . . 741 k, roliales . : _ Whereof have died under TwO yeas uld, 374. rwrw 11& 50aDd ( 7 J 2 and" 5 5 10 • • 45 70 10 -=•2O ..... •36 70 20 —3O - 90 30 1 1 90 100 40 6:fo ADZ: :- liui ' ied ' • 'dr • • • • 3Cr a- .• MARRIED. • 0 - 4 the'llth ult. at Lathpttif; - 1h the Comity of. Nortliitin tott,:.l)S. the R.o*. Th.arsbr, of the 4:3d Rqn meut, to . Charlotte, see6td tiallOst'd of tLe lret. - 0: Islitukt o of Lin:Tort— . • , , - • - - I:ue . s,t.lay the tat. Chorley, John Eccles, Bfeaill.ifrecti to lint), clatfghtet of ,JOhtt lititrisati, Esq. tilk (.'hurley. t27th of .Tune, at St. Ancirelt.'s . Church, Holhoftt .l Stracitti2, late of F.ngeltl, Illidalesex, to Miss .31ta7 Frarices Faryttharson, sister to his If.i-elletiEy ..A..FaA-itilliars-oix, „of .the w,ith Itegimeril of Fodt,,' and lieutenant-Governor of St. Eustatius. On the lull da4t, at •Caltuttq,• Charles Itay 'Martin; Esq. in the Hop; East comp.ativ'§. Civil ,Service, 'eltlest son of Matthew Miirtin,. Escj. of l'ifet'SCO?tier Westmilithiri tG 11 daughter of the 'Rev. Blenliinsop, Rector of Fullmer, I.ivas. - • : - • .DIED. ' cinSlitray . the qrst tat. 1.6. 17.4peizitreet,'Soit'hWailf,-Affer a severe illness, My. Joseph Franks, , tate of Witham, _in the I,' - ..,, , 02trt,ry,0f....,,iex, a,ed ~). . , '• - fiii Vijida'y Ilisl; in Portland-place, tlieqaant son of Peter Free, E4q. aged, firc;q months. ___ - . . „. - Veit:e-faas. rnorning, - ,at Crtiorn ',5-hill, Gi - eifivili; aged 'se ven =ears, Mary; the only daushter of John . Anderso.i, Esq. . . • . 'of that plaee.: • .; , On tip! 19th of May, in- Spaln, in the 34th year of his age, -Ciptain Candler, of the, - 60th Rogiinent .of loot, ion o f.dia late Mr. Stepleo Candler, of Colchester. TRICE .tiTOC Bank StO4, Nary•.i'peE Cent. shut Cent.,71e.,71/ :3 per Cut, Red. 55 7 }ali !3 per Cent. Con. shut - Bank L. :Inn. 14 13-16thS India Stock; . .S YD.:STUD-IY. . Iniiiit•BdifdB; dis. ' Exchequer Bills, 3d. and 44. _per day; Bs. 4s. ss;dis. Ditto s aid. per day, 3x.1;1. pat Oninium, ?f - xi- pr. Imperial A na. Consi for Openini;,•s6iigi- 57 . _ lIIGH WATE;t AT LONDON Bitlt)GE TO-MORROW. Morning,. 38 min. after '7. Evoting, 3 min, aftir • 8. LONDON: Printed by THOMAS "VS of N 0.35, Maiden-lane, Covent-gardtn; and Published by WILLIAM ABMIC4ER SCRIPPS,- South Molton-street, Grosvenor-stinarci At the Sux Otrict, No.-11'2, Strand, wiacre ildrertisonants, Orders for the Paper, Lettema for the Editor; -61 c, (post paid); moist be addressed- I ... ~1 _„. ' Girlomi CooVe, Preltwielr, _Ldneu.shli - 4; 41111 , i ,13, and Aergusc 11, at ten, at tho Dog .Ta..-ern, IVAnche;ter. -ilttornies, Mr. George Smith, Manchester, or Mr. Edge, ' Inner Temple. • William Lavender, offerton, Cheshiri- cotton-spinner, 10, and August 11, at four, tit the ' lied' Lion Inn, flenton Norris, Laneashire .Attornies, Mv,:srs; .Linard and Vaughan Heaton Norris, near Stockp or t.' Harrev Criikenthorp, Liverpool, liardwareman, July 9.0, 21, and 'August 11, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Lirtrpool. Attornies, Mr: JaThe's Phillip, Liverpool, - or Mr. Windle; John-street, Bedford-row, Loudon. - PIVIbEN'DS.—At Aug. S. R. P. Goodson, Leadenhall-street, sadler; at twelve. July 21.- G. Cooke and J. Kibler, Nicholas-lane, merchants; at two.' .. July 25. S. Glover, Great Russell-street, Covent-garden, • grocer, at eleven. • • - " - • • • Aug. S. T. M. Slade, Old Bond-street, picture-dealer, at 12. • July 25. H.• Houghton, King's-Arms-yard, Coleman-street, . merchant, at eleven. ' July 25..1. Humphreys; - King's-Arius-yard, Coleman-street, merchant, at eleven. . July '2l. C. Bestell, Prospect-place, insurance -broker, at . 12. July 2 t. G. Sinets, South,Nlolton-street, ffierchant, at eleven: - 1 21. P. Overton, Windmill-street, victualler, at twelve: July 1. M. Koops, Edmonton, mexchant, at eleven. July ';-n.• Morlaud, Butt-lane,' Deptford, coal-dealer,..at 11. .1 ;ily .21. H. Hughe.s, Manchester, cotton-spinner, at twelve. July - 24.P...Pitt, , ,.1)wiley,Somerset q hi r e,innkeeper, at eleven, I.IIC Litt ai leton'A-Ars - ; Penkridge, Staffordshire. July' 22. IV; Pulilerro, Cornwall, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. - IJOly ?4. J. Squire, of Bristol, merchant, at twelve,' at the above 'place. July 21. It. Gordon and A. Gordon, Manchester,- travelling cliapmen, at three, at. the Star Inn,- Manchester. .1. Sq'ttier, late of Exeter, tangly-chandler, at eleven, tit ti e Mute!, Exete-r. Jay 22. S. ClaCke, late of Leicester, salt-merchant,, at eleven, at the Blue Bell Inn,. Leicester. July 24. Z. Straw, Dudley, Worcestershire, mercer, at eleven . at the Littleton ArmS Intl, Penkridge, Staffordshire. • Aug. f 7. S. Sams, of Bathwick, Somerset, bookseller, ,at eleven, at tlni Castle amid. Ball, Bath. CERTIFI CATES-J LY . G. - .Pritchard, St. Paul'; Church-yard, London; Chinaman. T. Dod, Liverpool, butcher. • _ ' - T. • - 1)!1-riman, jun. late of Otter} St. Mary, Devonshire, • C. Dudiield, Tewkesbny. Ci,b.erigtfr.h'!ire, inn-keeper. • 14AU - Ve, Great Yarlionth, Leverton, Nottiu4ham, merchant. T. Nelson, - MatiOeqer, machine-maker. J. Dixon, and E. Dixon, Liverpool. unn-chants. - .1. Turner mid I'. Turner, late of Sheffield, merchants.; W. Webber, 'Bristol; dealer. • - - •". F. Ciakchett New Bond-stree4lnuAc-seller. ' J. Dodson, C,l-anliroA,.Kent, brewer; J. Parsons, Bread-street-hill, London, callenderelt S. Sheffield, Aldg.ate High-street, London, buiciler. F. A. L. S. V. Ikischoten, of Hackiniy 7 road; Middlesex, colour-manufacturer. •.• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and E. Yalu, and J. Bell, Maiden-lane, Battle-bridge, blue manufacturers. • M. AvsCOugh, Wood,-and Bi Holmes, Cripplepte, under • takers. W. Brook and .M. Gitl,.Coal-ilarhour 7 stret„ ship-chandlers. J. W. Moore and R. Brice, Brydgcs-street, Covent-ga'rden, iron-wmgers. R. and. B. 'nicker, Queen-street, Cheapside . ,,statioaers. . S. Kay-and W. , Itenshaw,, Makiel)ester, . J. Corkill Dandy, iripwright.. • - I. Worle.y "auti W. Eyre, Cheapside, - linen-drupers. • • S. Pre.ptice anal. Drary-lane;.ironniongeis: J..4ickerbv . mid Carton, Fiirt-ntain-court, tailors. T._ll!nuleu zrncl,3. jewe!iers. ' 11 7- T. , Tall ; ti W; - Manning; Oxford, linen-drapers. 111. Uiul A,. Rea sn, k, school - ses.• - • . . J. Sto , :ex and .J.. Chri,topliers,'Borey Tracey, Devon, potters., E. ,Middletoria.pd W. Chapulau, Newcasile-upon=l'yue;coal- . titters, • • • 7 : ' N. niid4:liluggerifigo; Borough, _Southwark, stationers., . • - MFDDLESEO.ESSIOS,:JUNE •, and Henry 147ti.13, both indicted for nuisances; in annoying th,e.respectableyart 'of the inhabite.titS of Fitzroysquare, by keeping pigs, bulls, d'tia cows - ,.in that .ncighbourhood;. were, after an'ani mated defence by Mr. ALLEY, both 'found Not Guilty.—llenry Popham was tried ftir assomlting' and ill-treating Mr. Alexander. Bell, lligh stable of the Holborn tbe,exetution of his duty. He v:vas found Gui/jy,"and tbe COure ordered him into custody„ but to be brought up' again for judginent--he was accordingly l•einoi-ekl' by the officers.. • MAnnoaonGn-sT4ET,--A 'woman in the era , pliky.pf Mr. * Ralph, Baker, in Mary-le-bonne, was, Charged with robbjng her master, at sundry tithes, to :.a ve4 co:Aid - era* amount. It appeared in eviderice,ihat the .prisoner.' had_ been noticed 'as' having male large . purchases in halfpence; at va . - riouS . shops,iiuen-drapers and others,, and it hav ing been ascertained.where sbelived, information was given-to her master, and whilst scrubhingthe count: s. with her left hand, during the• time the, family Were at dinner, ,She was observed stealing the• halfpence out of,the till with her i lgi t, An. expensive•ass.granent Of apparel, to.the amount .Of -1001. which was found, on the .prisoner, was pro duced, which was- obtained by. her dishonesty,— She •was-fully committed for trial. Suicide,—The village of Alperton, where 13 - OW- 7 ' ler shot at fir. l3nrioWs., has been the „scene of 'another deplorable event. . A respectable farmer .was fund drc4ned in, a pond 'at the back., of Mr. Bn-rrows's..liOnse,;.on Monday morning, to the: :aftonishment•of the neighbou-ihood.r—fle had left `his.: men hay.-lii ? ikin g on. Saturday morning; and • was riot heard of .nntill,LP and....in.the situation ab;•ve.described.. The rash act' is supposed to. - base been Occasioned• by- tlodeceaseil having 'suf.; feted . COnsiderablelosses by the:. - wei;Vreather.- 7 - , - . The rain on Frid4 last had . eonTletely swamped a rick of hay tinfuristied, ;An d it.l ad red 4.c state„, of de - sondcney, perceptibfe to all vOlo . knew him. Vhe b r ody•-reinained for.the inspection of . a Coroner's • r 4: • , - On Saturday last two Men, who have,been in the habit of vending Irish,,chrth- in the ueigbbour hood-,of ;Castle .Brornwielt,...Colshilti, were • passed on the road, near Minworth,by Some corm . trymen after a very 511611 period; one Of them Wa . diseovefed .with his throat cut and: hiS 'Wad Ti611 . 15' sevgreAfratia his body;_ innnedi was 'gig en; and. his. - ccanpnion v taken' 11 to custody ; he was found, folding . sonic l)ieccs Of linen, 'On, which: were .bloody marks', and npon searching •hlirr; Ii stockings,. breeeireA. , &c. wore fontid_coyered xvith.blbod, and many others'snspi 7 - .eiOns:circninptanceS appearing t he was hf(inght - To Out',prison_fdt.safe custody: 1 A Coroner will sit upon'titel)ody of-the dereand this day.-L-: Bipnio-ham, At lialifax fair, on Wednesday last, there was but a poor 61 - low‘ of horses, aiiVi 'few sold; and thoie principally, for the road; whi.3l fetclied high prices. There was a very go.od show of - horned cattle, milch cows in particular, and priCes on the decline ; but few pigs, and:prices also Ib'ver. 'SMALL ISO X, AT TITE,, (;APE OF 000 D. 11011 E: 'e are cbp6erned to hear that d mostSdriou= alarmhas taken place at this yalnalile colonY, the :arrival Of a shin groin india;in which ;io!ptfo'f . the crew \s-e - re Contaminated.-with The laSt time this dreadfid malady \viis there s ;.it'sw-dpt off•onefourth of the . peysnli:-.; were seized Ivith it, in con,=equence of horrible - mortality, it is far 14ore dreaded th'an yellosy fever or pl9grte., - • Sir John Cradock, the Governor, - lias - however exerted himself so successfully byflie strict 'regu lations he enforced, and by.encouraging a glicral Vaccination of the inhaliikgats, that a check iminecklately put- to a disease so t. tat in that mate. Thi-ce thoustindper§onl had been" vacci nated in one week,- and the alapr,iwas subsiding ; and w:: trust that our mxt.ace,ounts., hill give 'us information of .the extinction of' the Small Pox in the settlement'. - The following is the ,Proclamation which was ssued by the Governor PROCLAMATION, By his Excellency tiientetiarit-General.Sir ',Tohn Cradoek; Knight of the Afost llonoaralble Orders of the Thith zinc! Crescent, Colonel of ,:his Majesty'S 43d llegt. of FOot, Governor andLCom, mandetin Chief of hiS Majesty's Castle, Settlement of the Cape of Good •llope,,ju - SOnth. Africa, .and of the-Territofit-s.. and Deperidenci& thereOf; and .Ordinary - and 'Vice-Admiral of the same; Commander of the FOrc-es, In order to preVent, ay tnUch as possible, further tlisctnirialiim of the Small wdiich has: unfortunately shcwri itself in tbi§:colony, his T;x,.: ecllencythe , Governor calls Oponithe :father's -of families, all houSeAceperS, and other 'personS in, - authority, to jay implicit' attention, and. strictly c o f6r mto the followings regulations; which are to be. considered in'force, andcted upon as a law, from this present date, t the,Slst day of the cur rent Elonth, ciz 31st March, Nl`?. • t What6-er house the Small.•Pa,:, is, at this in ,relent, or tthenever it May bereafto appea,r; a signal of a small flag t'.l , handkerchief is to be. hoist:A froth the yvindow iminediately Over; or nerest to the'dool: ".. 2: Immediately upbn the-appearance of the ease in:tiny house, a report is to be made to the office, specifying the nanye, age, arid con ,- -. dition, of the - per Son 'so aireetck ' - 3; . All Coniumnication with such house, excelit through the Officers of .1-lenith; is strictly prolii bited, tiller the penalty Ora - W:Ms. . . 4. As few persons ss pa§sible 'are.to be:ernfiloy ed in procuring water, .arid 'the i 'other necessary supplies for • houses infected ; . invf- such petsoas must either have had the Suicill Pox or the. Vaccirie Disease. In house where . 'assstance is not procurable; app?ication must be. Made to :the Fis- cal's 011ie: • 5. All iiersons, upon; leaving It .house infected, eitlier tin the pi,rep*iis . e f tki. in in g water,' provi sions, or on any other account, must be designat, ed by. a White.:-handkerehief, or . pi'ece of cloth, round the lea. arm, thus denoting _that they have come froni. &house where the disease exists, and all .personal corumunication with persons wearing such•rnar4t....i24..Arietly prohibited. • • • is of. the utmost, importyknee . . to prevent. persons leaviug.the infected houses; except for the . purposes .of ahsolifte, necessity and, for the , bet,• ter accomplishment of this esential. object, the water required for.the day's con3uniption of a fa_- . mily, must he dra ; wn, as ; :rnust_the .quantily of'pro vi4ions.be- coakted, hefore. the hour of seven in the morning. To be sprepp.r , i . 1:01•Ail is measure, the •lgiteliere and . bAers•will be itc.-I.'y instructed. _ . . -Asit is indisfiensable for the safety of the people, as vi•ell'aS . " to give the bqst chance_ ,of ar esting the progress of ttlC disease, tlie',whole town must,'in.sozve (.I.egree, be consi:lered in a state of quarantine ; and in con!TveLce,.no per ton-or ptrsons are to,Rue4 i 1 the streets; except up i . i yery.urgent ocm-iotis, :and u h perspri. or persons must had eiqaer the Sinall' Pos, or the Vaceinepisme, under a penalty of 50 rds. where familiei have not within themselves per,soizs of,this clescriptiOns, application must be made to the.F.iscal's office. • 5...T0 give effect to the foregoing - regulation,' it iscommandcd: that all.'venue .cease ; that, all shops be shut ; and all Clubi,Socicties, or:associ ations, of. whatever deseription or detithinAion, are to be -dis Continued Divine Warship is to. be suspended for tho period oh these regulations being in force. - -- 9: That the object of Vaccination •-should not afford excuse for any improper asSemblage of the people, the Physicians.employed in -adininistcrilig• the Vaccine jnoculation, accOinpanied by -the Ward-masters, will in future _ visit the Louses, where there are subjects for inbbulation ; proceed ing from hduse to honse, Until the whole town kas experienced the benefit orVaccination. 19, As' most - families may not have proper- ac commO(l;ition for a inimber 'of such 4a - vel, and - as it isindispensable to . separate the _sick innnediate ly upon the appearance .of diseaSe, the_ Burgher Senate As ill provide the room, necessary fpf- the re .ceptiOn of, 6116 slayesas cannot ;find ac.cornnioda- Om in theh masters house's. ._When'ea§e§_of this nature occur, a report - is to:ben - lade. to the fresi denr Oethe . .BUrgher Senate, Nybo.will order' .the - articles of subsistence. necessary; _.ppon , their 'ni4steis .- P.C.:filirit . , as usual. npfliand aridseaL: at the .Gape of Go odilo r ,',- c iii-s:iith day of Mara : , 1812; • • • ':”.. - 65ikrled) • .J. F...Cat‘nocK, . By his Extellency's . command, . • , (Signed) . On Wednesday h - vst an gxperiment was made with a machine, at Leeds," for the purpose of sub - - stitutin g agency of steam for .the uEEe of Horses; in the conveyance of coals on the iron rail- 1 3‘qty, ffiit,n the Mines of J. C.' ti Brandling, Es.,atAtid dteton;- to. - ;.Lieeds'..- This - Machine - is, in fact, a steani-eijghte of .four hOrses' power, which, with the assist nice cif crankS• turning, a cog-Wheel, .and iron cogs placed at one side .of thefail 7 way, capable of moving at the speed . of . ten miles au hour. • : Aonicalfrutit, -- ec. MONtl-ILY-13.EORT 'OA JUNE. We are iribel ,-- -cO'n - derried to"etlrd; - that Abe z-o wins , ' crops ha.ve recei ved . 'Weiihsiderali le check. through thti.cOnise tlfe: Month, riot iorriy in-the Wheaf_n;:'l2 , ht . •:,4t the .s.. , pring*Cci•n - -inclUding the varioii articks- - of the haVe *sof fereillngit4rh-qiy from - tare late sev'ere: - wincls'and ''cold rain-3 With t,iiich they .. .were .- attendetr•,'lri •nlany:p:trts of the Eastern DiStrictsAhe qtrawed . WheatS arelaid•so-flat to the erbutici-, 7. ' that nutirili. tint the v*varniest 'd,ry weather. can tore them to theprospect of a f u ll.p ro d uce. Th e general:crops of - Oats and Barley—were scarcOy ever rernernbered to , 4ppear, at •this season, i ore chilled ,and discoloured. The Turnip Connties hav,e Ven to•get in -their;'l•:tteroNcrina.s; frOni the_ eontitinal raini.. • stronqly recom-.- acerid.'the.substitution of Rape, - considering theH lateness" cif the -:eason. The- Ilay har%l;esi ; in *the - Home and Midlathl Counfie.q On veryslowly; -and the IlligefieSs o f the berth - en - or, the grotlaid iticTe:"lscs the difficulty of "making. TlieHay . Mar= ket., for altic- I .es of fine'tptality; are consequently. rising. Our accOnnts - from the Hop plantations- i of Kent and Susset speak of the fly having:up: peare.kabAMdantlyupon.the most forward bare The Potetoc crops are very promising ',on light lands, and, fortunately are this year.:iri c:Ntengi've cultivation- Lean Stock continue_ at ' .. tive- 7 prices of : .last month, both for Sheep.and Be ts_• Smithfield rather a short supply;;:prime - • Mutton and Beef Were never known-Much 4earer.-.1. Tlie Veal market has - experienced a. small blither. advahce'since our last' Report. -• LONDON F:ASLIfONS. FROM LA BELLE ASSEMELEE bF THE PRESENT-:.1:: blaNTfi, JULY .18i 2. 4 : 71 OPERA"; br GALA IR t.SS.—A ro,)e:of Imperial,bine-Sarslrt,',lr. shot With White, 'with a demi train;:Ortronented French h:e &own. each sidelhe fuint the trinithinx - stirmontitvel left- open A Slitair spaCe down 'f4g 'cltisps' of sapphire and 'Reartorer.a" wtite'. satin 4iintiltt.iik:rcf:t • short fancy sleeve t o correspond kitli the ortian ietLi -, 3 _ robe. Parisian cap made -, open, formed -of ierws and strings of pearl, the hair,thesseti _ , uppea:lng: between, and' ninth. separated. du" tlie. - fitni Pt ad. necklace, and hoop-ear-sings :of the stime, in twisted drapery cif tine white lace: White kid gleves fan of ivory, ornamented with gold. Slippeits the:snane as the robe, wit4,white rosettes. EVENItio barss.—A pale i'VillOWLgTPC'n; . .s - bot 'With or plain white gossamer satin slip, - with a demi-t ra i n with •sii vex ; short cloSei r sleeves - the saute `tiS the "sliN nated with rows. of seallops. Sport <ire iau robe -of i 4 crape; embroidered, and fringed with silver; the watit of ti ti, Ornate - tented with peeirk<,.beada,:' or. a. deliente . toMinirwof silver; girdles-a,-/a-repcntic,, formed of silver cotd,iii and silver tati~eif: Ann en' Denn.inrkiit,--Of long white ostrich feather drooping over the front, and snr- - mountgrd by a Small :blanch 'of 'rose-lnors- 'of wild Ratites; pearl•'baudeau - discoveted- dri ilie 7 right head. Alaitese ear-rings of pearl and Sapphires, with m4l:flee and . cross to correspond'. -! Whlte..satin fringed with silver. White kid gloves. The shzi,vi or i"5",- mkintle generallythrown over this dress should be of •- Lduisa blue, with very deep frfuge: ---- ' BRITISII NAVAL FORCE.--LThe following s t a t e ., Inept' is abstracted from the OliiciaT Returuh. up ri s i this day :—At sea, 92 of the 'line,' 8 frigates, 106 sloops, .6 bombs, 129 brigs, 36 cut;E:' ters, 52 schooners total 552. Iu port end fig. ting, 27 of the line;7. fifties, 26 frigate;, 32 sloOps,. 2 bombs, 15 brigs, 8 cutters, 14 schooners-1 total 131.. - Guard-shipsi,' 5 of the - line, 4. frigatos; 5 sloopS.; total `l4: -4d: - 33 of line, 4 fifties., 2 frigates, 1 -s.loOpi; tot.:l commission; 157 of the. liue; - 19 iirtte;; . I.sfi fri gates, 142' sloops, 8 bonibs,'l44. cwt-(-N, 66 schooners.; total j 7. I it. ordiriftry, line; 14 fifties, GE frigates, 35. stoops, t; brigs,. 4 schooners ; :3471 - 'Of - the' line, 4 fifties, .13 frit - ,ali4";:-G toial 64.;---4orming - a total i of . 1014 262 of the line, :37 fifties; 2:3,5 bombs, 168 brigs, 44 cutters, and 70 s'f. Of this force _there re in the IT( . ..difiii4rieJp.,.. vessers----26 of the OtrSpaiii. 87 - id 1Y0rt.t1:44,,,: 95=37.0f the line. - En-the Not - al .- Se-x(B 4 , the Irr the LA:lan:net the thie:iii the Downs, 35. MQNTIILY BILL .OF. 'AI