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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS-SATIIRDAY. k rHE BUDGET. The CTIANdELLOR of the EXCITEQUER gave no tice-that he-should, on Mo , aday, move the Army Evr ,ordinaries, and the Miscellaneous Services, in he Comcitiztee of Sapply„lie also gave notice, if the 146.kb:should have been contracted for be fore that time, that he should; on Wednesday, in the C'irtnitittee 91 Ways and Means, bring forward the Illidaet for the present year. INlr V;TALtAcg,fixed Monday for moving, in the Committee' of Supply, for the Loan of two mil lions and a half to the East India-Company. Mr.-CRoKEnobtainc'd leav ng e to bri in a Bill to enable Officers of MarThes to draw for their pay, without deduction, when on foreign stations. The CHANCELLOR of the EXC/TEP,UER moved for an Account of the real value of 'Exports from this Country, in the years 18014; 6,7, 8,9, -10, and 11, . distinguishing Africa, America, &c. - _ OItDEILS IN COVNC'IL. Mr. BROUGHAM, stated, that be should most as suredly bring. forward his motion on, the subject of the Orders Council on Tuesday next. Ire should himself enter generally into:the subject of o I. trade and manufactures, leaving the detail to those who should follow him. He was extremely t4at the,question should be decided with & AdOurnment.. 'General GISCOIGNE gave notice, that lie should, on:Wednesday' , move for the repeal of the Dublin Harbour Bill. • On the motion of Mr. TIGUE, it Was ordered, that an humble Address be presented to the Prince Pkgent, praying for a copy_of any . reprieve or p6rdon, by the Lord Lieutenant of: Ireland, to Walter Hall, convicted of murder ; also for a copy of any report of the trial of %V. Hall, or of any paper connected with the same, in the pos session of the Irish Government. In answer to Sir JOHN "NEWPORT, the CHAN c:A,Lon of the EXCHEZwER said, that he tinder 7 stood it was intended that theprish -Budget should be brought forward at the same time with,. the Budget of this country. • The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated, that it was not tile intention of Mr.. Rose to i:1-- gist on his Motion fov , postponing the discussion • cu the evidence• regarding the Orders in Council. ' On the motion of Itir..llaouGnAm, there was ordered ,to be laid before the House an Account of the Dat;es on Sea Policies issued in London for the last four years, distinguishing each half year, A similar Order was also made as to Li verpool. ln . a Committee on the Petitions against the, Orders In Council, Mr. BROUGHAM in the chair, two witnesses were examined and corrected certain parts of their testimony. Adjourned tillMOnday. Franz the { LONDON GAZETTE, June 13, 1812 At the Court it Carlton House, the IlthJune,—Present his Ray a 1 IliOness the Prince Regent in Council— His Royal Highness in Council was this day pleased, n the name and on the behalf of his Ma jesty, to cleclare•Dudley Earl of Harrowby, Lord President of his Majesty's most Honourable Privy Council, and his Lordship took his place at the Board accordingly.,. His Royal Highness having been pleased, in the name and on the .behalf of his. Majesty,"to appoint the Right Honourable Henry- Earl Ba thurst, and 'VA Right Honourable Henry Iris. count Sidmouth, to be two of his Majesty's Prin cipal _Secretaries of State, their-Lordships were this day, by his Royal Hir ; ;lsrkess's command, sworn two of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries, of State accordingly., Lord Chamberlain's Office, June 13, 1812. Notice is hereby giy,cn, that her Majesty will hold a Draw-, imr-ltoom at St. James's, on Thursday next, theilatli ipst. Notice is hereby given, that his Royal Highness the Prince Regent will hold'a Levee at Carlton-House, on Friday next, the 19th instant, at Two o'clock. T hitelinii, Jum?9, 1612. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to constitute and appoint the. Right Honourable Robert Banks, Earl of Liverpool, the Right-Honourable Nicholas Vansittart, Snow don Bayne, Esq. and the Honourable Berkeley Paget, to be eoruniissiouers for executing the ()dice of Treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequor. . • June •p, 1812. Ills Royal , Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to g,rant to the Right 1-ibnoural)te Nicholas Vansittart the Offices of Chan cellor and Under Trea.:3urer of his" Majesty's Exchequer. ar- Office, June 13, 1819.. 3d Reg. DragoOti Guards, Capt. Hon. P. F. Cust, from the 60th Foot, to be Captiiin.of a Troop, vice • Dudley, who exchanges. . • . • _ Ath. Reg Dragoons, Surgeon John F. Wylde, from the 4th riraoon Guards, to ba Surgeon, vice Mack, who retires upoa Half-pay.' 10th,Beg. Light Dragoons,,A. F. Berkeley, Gent. to be Car net, bY purchases vice Lord Arthur Hill; promoted. • l6i.h Ditto, Capt. W. Tonilinson, from the 60th Foot, to be . Caotain of a Troop, vice Lord Clinton, whO exchanges. 17th Onto, Hospical-Mate John Lorimer to be. Assistant- Surgeon, vice thri3tie, appointed on the Sta.:T. Ist Reg. Foot Guards, Brevet Major I:dßard Sta bles t o ,e Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Baruaby, who retires.• Ensign C. R. M. Mundy to be Lieutenant, by pin-- chase, vice Stables. Cold.,treum Ditto, Ensign C. A. F. Bentinek to he Adjutant, ti ice Bumulghs, who resigns the ALljntancy only. Ist 11 , g, of Fe - A, Lieut. William Brooks, from Half-pay of the 14th Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vile Ritchie, who exchanges: ad Ditto, Captain P. E. Fleming, 'from the 57th. Foot,. to he Captain of a Cudipany, vice Denny, who exchanges. sth Ditto;Ensign W. L. Freestun, from theßoyal Monmciuth ny.mth and Brecon Militia, to be .Ensigns without par- , • chese. • - t 7th Ditto,' Ensign Kinder. Crewe, from the . Shr9shire Mi litia, to he - Lientenant, without purchase. 12th Ditto, Ensign Robert Paget, from the_ Leiceste:,;hire Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. . k 14th Ditto, Lieut. C. Grove, - from the Itoyal Bucks Militia, to --he Ensign, without purchase. 24th Ditto, Capt. J. Bricker., from Half pay of the late Itoyal It, 4 . of Malta, to be Captain of 'a,Company, vice P.obiSon, exchan:.;•es. Lieut. T. F. Smith from the Royat'West- Middlesex Militia, to_ be Ensign, without putchase. tftli Ditto, Ensign W. Graham to be ,Lientenant, 'without, porc?iaSe,vice Collins, who resigus 'To be Ensigns without purchase—Ensigns 'Tor rance, fiom the Portuguese service,, vice Graham; - and F. -Staith, from the Lanark Militia. DittO, Brevet -Major T. Leach to . be Major, vice. Gray, dead of his wounds. Lieut. T. G. Richardson, to „be Cap tain of .a Company, rice Leach. Ensign G. T. - .4,5,.t0 lie Lientenant, vice ' Richardion. . Volunteer 'F. Tini;onibe to be Ensign,,,vicc Nce. 32'3 Dial, Lieut. G. Turton, from the 3d West York Militia s to be Ensign, without purchase. LONDON : Printed by TI At t 4 SUN UM n7th . , Armstrong, feonithe Oxford Militia, and Robert Crisp, frOzu the Northumberland Militia. Lieut. John .Beavan, frpin the R 07,4 Radnor Militia. ,‘ 40th Ditto, Llout. J. NIOIOney, from the Redford Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. • 43d Ditto, Eneiqn W. i , ,lurphY to he, Lieutenant, vice BraM well,,dead of his wounds. M. H. Warren, Gent. to beEn-. sign, vice - Murphy. • 48th Ditto, Lieut.-L. Crawley to b Captain' of a Company,, vice lireneb, dean of his wound:. Ensign E. Johnston tb be Lieutenant, vice Crawley, F. Price, Gent to be, Faisign, 'vice Johnston. 51st Ditto, to beEnssigns, without purchase—Limits. H. Mar . tin, from the 2d Royal Surrey Militia, and C. T. 'Thurston, from ditto. 54th Ditto, Ensign Francis Burgess, from the Leicester- Aire Militia, to he Ensign. 56th Ditto, to be without purchasoL-Ensigns - H. E. Hill, from, the North Gloucester Militia, and Lieut. B. Beale, from the North York'Militia. 37th Ditto, Capt. It. Denziy, from the 3d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice. Fleming, who exchanges. sSth Ditto,-Strjeant-Major Wilson,,from the 74th .Foot, to he Ensign, without purchasil vice Seddon, who resions. 60th Ditto,- Captain S.kjaudley, from the 3d Dragoon Guards, to be Ca - .,tani of a Company, vice Cust, Who exchanges. Captain A, C. St. J. Lord Clinton, from the 16th Light 'Dragoons, _to be Captain of a Company; vice Toinkinsou., who exchanges. GNI Ditto. Lient.D.Davies, from the West Middlesex Mili tia,' to 17 1 :Ensign, ; without purchase, ehd Ditto; Ensign E. Back, from the Royal Montgomery.Mi ' litia, to be Ensign,, Without pnrchase.. Lient..H. B. Irwin to. be-Captain Of a Company; vice Soden 3 deceased. Ensign .James Carson to be Lieu- - - tenant, - vice IrWin. K. Pennefather, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Careen. • . • . 70th Ditto, Lieutenant George Clark, from the West Middle sex Militia, to. he Ensign, without purchase. • 71st Ditto, ,John Methold, Gent. to.bc Ensign; without pur- • chase, vice Henderson, promoted. 73d Ditto,. Lieut. H. barren, from the Warwick Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 89d Ditto, - to be Captains of Companies, Lieut. Ed. Gapper,; vice Fry, killed in action. Lieut. E. C. Etirett, viee Powyss, dead of his wounds. Ensign Wm. •Strangeways tO be Lieu,- • tenant, vice Gapper. Ensign. i!nd Adjutant ' Swin- • burn to have the rank oft Lieutenant. Ensign - R. Wood-o house to be Lieutenant, vice Emett. To be Ensigns, Vera - Webb, Gent. vice Strangeways. John Suramerlield, Gent. vice Woodhonse. ' • • 90th Ditto, Ensign J. Nunn,,from the Warwick Militia, to be Ensign, without purehake. 91st Ditto, Ensign H..lll , Dugald, from the Argyll and Bute Militia, to be EnSign, without purchase.: 93d Ditto; Francis Archibald-Stuart, Gent; to be. Ensign, by purchase, vice \Vllite, promoted. - • Newfoundland Penciole Infantry, 'Capt. Charles Blastowitg,, from half-pay of the Royal Staff Corps, 'to be Captain of a • Company, With temporary rank, vice Nairue, whO' ex -changes. The King's German Legion. - 2d Dragoons, Captain F. de Zie:t-esar ' to be Major, with tern-o• pOrary rank, vice !metier, deceased. Lieutenant William Quentin to be Captain of a Troop, vice Ziegcsar. Cornet A. Kubla to be Lieutenant, vice Quentin.' • sth BattaliOn of the - Linaos Cadet-Serjcaut Jacob Winning to /Ensign, vice Eothhard, promoted. The Duke of Brunswick Deis' Corps. • • . Infantry, Lieut. W. de Gillern to be Captain of a Company/ with temporary rank,, vice Gireew-ald, dead of his wounds..: l Meuron's Regiment, Lieutenant .1. 'Delap,. from the ist Dragoon Guards, to•be Captain of a Company,, by purchase, vice Gachter, - who retires. Chasseurs Britanniques. To bO Lieutenants, without purchase Ensigns Simonean, DeSir4 Lennon, Antrine Servals, an Precorbin. ,To be Ensigns l E. R. Dalton, and'Edward Sandu, Gents. • BREVET.—Capt. It. Fitzgerald, of the 2d Life Gimps, to.be Major in the Army. STAFF.--R. Milne, Clerk, to he Chi Plain to the Garristm of Fort George, vice Gordon, deceased. To be Deputy Assistant-Commissaries-General to the Forces,. James Ogilvie, William Ganntlett, Richard Green, Lovell Pennell, and P. G. Hogan, 'Gents. HOSPITAL STAFF.—Surgeon Charles Collier, from the 7oth Foot, to be Surgeon to Ora Forces. Surgeon Andrew Halliday, from the Portuguese service, to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice Robertson, pro- :noted. ERRATA in the Gazette of the 19th ultimo. 88th Font:, for William M'Clintoek, Gent. &e. read James -M , Clintock, Gent. to lie Ensign, without purchase, vice Darcy, promoted. For James Saunders. Gent. &c. read Albert Wingfield Saun ders, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Christian, promoted. In the Gazette of the 6th instant. York Light Infantry Volunteers:—Fer John Garden, Gent. &c. - read William Gordon, Gent. - to be Ensign, . without purchase, vice Chambers, nromoted. Commission signed by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, •in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty. Charles Homfray, Gent. .to be Adjutant to the Eastern Mon mouth Regiment 6f Local Militia; vice Davis, deceased. MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Francis Peter Werry, Gent. to be En sign in the let Regiment of Cssex. Local Militia, as.stated in tl Gazette of- the 9th ultiiuo, has not taken place. , Kensington-P(ilaiv,' June 9, I sl 2. The Duke of Kent has been pleased to appoint the Rev. Stephen Barbut, of .Merton College, Oxford, B. A. to be. uue of his Royal Highness's Domestic Chaplains. _ _ Crown-Q,/ice, June 13,, 1912. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. Univer , ,iiy of Cambridge.ohn Henry Smyth, M. A. of Trinity College, in the said University, in , the room of Sir Vicary Uibtjs, lint, ine-of the Justices o hi's Majesty's Court of Common Pkas, at Westminster. • 'BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.' J. Hargrave, o 1 King,Ston-upon-Hiill, linen-draper, from Jurie".l6 to. August 4. BANKRUPTCIES SITPERESPED. B.Bqle, of Cloth-fair, army-clothier: H. Bagg, of Bedminster, Dorsetshire, linen-draper. BANKRUPTS. Nicholas Wilcox Cundy, New Norfolk-street, Hanover-square, dealer, to surrender June 1G and 23, at one, July 25, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. , Attornies, Mi:ssrs. Seymour And Margaret-street, Cavendish-Square. James Knott, William Smith, and John Clarke, late of Duke street; -Southwark, hat-manufacturers, Jane 20, 27, 'and "July 25, at twelve, at Gufldhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasiale x .Aie:sauder, and Holum, Hatton-court, Threadneedle . -Areet. Joseph Simon, Union-street, Portsea, slopseller, June 16, 27, and Jay 25, at eleven, at Guildhall London., Attorney, Mr. E. Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary-Axe. . . John Gordon, Hunter-st; , let North Branswick,-square, mer chant, June 23, 27, and July 9.6" at t.,velcc, at ( - _,ktildbali, London. Attorney, Mr. Ilasulore; Warnford-court, 'rhrog morton-strett. Wilham ingeltharp, Portman-me-3, - PQrtman-sqtrare, horse ,. dealer, June 16;.2.1, and July 25, at ten, at Guildhall, Loa _ __ don. Attornit:, :Messrs. j►ichardson, Fisher, and 'Lake, , Bury-street, St. Jarn.r.s's. Thomas Parker, Kent-road, Southwark, stationer, June 2 0, aL twelve,july' 4, and 25; at ten, at • Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messl.6. C lean, andl-1416ert,Queti-street; Cheap side. Sohn. Jerdcs ‘Gray's-Inn-lane; victualler; June .20, 30; and July 25, .at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Monney, Wood-Wect, Cheapside. Johil. Wright, Hrolderstigld, York,( brazier, Jtrne 20, at twelve, and Jnly 4, and .25, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and Dawson,, li'urnival's lon ; Mr. J. Peace, Huddersfield. jamc.s 'Pr - inlet, Newingtun-Butts, ...Sivrey, bill-broker, June 20, 'and July 4 and 25, at one, at. Guildhall, London. At . torney, Mr: T. .J. Mowbray, Bankside, Southwark. ThoMaTs Fnrnitall, Kinis-Lynn; Norfolk, glass-man, July 2, at three, and 3; .at ten, at the Swan Inn, Hanley, Stafford, and 25; at ten, at the'Tfentham Arms,•Trenthaw, Stafford. Attornies, , Messrs. Willis, Pairthorne, and Cliirke, 'Warn ford-conrt Throgniortori-street, London; Mr. Griffin, Hanley, Staffordshire. , Thinnas Eaton, of Peniv?.th, Lancashire, porter-dealer, Jpne in, at rive, at Bates's. Hotel, Pregcot, 30, at, eleven, and July 25, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, JohnStreet,Liver- LiverpaoL Attornies, Mr. - Davies, Liverpool; Mr. Med doweroft,- Gray's4nn. William Whitehead, South Anstan, Ycrk, corn-factor, June 23, 24, and July 25, at bkelve, at the 'routine Inn, Sheffield. Att,rdieS, For : *Chziiieeiy -1 laue, London ; ,Mr. 11 o( gees, ie Rey - mill, Banbury, Oxford;m+i6f,'Jtii - v3 26; 27, jilly 25, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, lianx:y. to:mles, Messrs. Aplin, and Mr. Henry Dury,,lianb y ry. Joseph Graves, li;ingston-upon-Hull i victualler, June 25, and July 25, at eleven; at Sam's Coffee-house; Kings„!;- upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Ranson, Wollelosesquafe, London ; Mr. Samuel Itayne,, James Emery, Petwortb, Sussex, rlntivr,. June 19, 20, and inly 25, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Arundel, Sttl3Sex. Attorney, Mr. Holmes, Arundel. Charles Cole, NiUmninster, cnbinet,maker, ~TiOy 8,4, at • eleven, at the Stourport Inn, StOurpO r t, a nd 25, at eleven, at the . George Inn, Bewd.ley, Worce , .ter. Attornies Mr. •Bigg, Sonthampton-huildings, Chancery : lane, Loudon; George Hal'en Kidaerni.wer. John • Cina;ke r :Lwiihbnrough,:LCicester, grocer, June (23, at • four, 24, at ttm, and July at ele,ven, at the Bull's Head, 1.... - mghborbugh. Attornies, Nit. James Edge, King's-Bench- Tef.uple, London JohnCradock, Lough-, borough. Llanbrechya, - It•lonrnontli, farmei, June 17, 29, and Jab,' tv:eive, at the Runano Tavein,BriAtol. Attornies, Goorge _Edmunds; Lincoln's-Inn, LondOn; Mr. William Thomas, Bristol. tabard Ingleby,..Spingtield s Flint., lead-merchant, July 6,7, - and Si, at eievcn, at the Feathers Inn, (;peter. AttornieS, Pliilpot and. Stone, Theple, London; Mr. Itcherts, Mold. - Thomas Edwards, Rishworth, York, calico-bleaCher,, June 24,-25, and July 25, at eleven,, at the White' Lion Inn, AttornieS, Messrs. Cardales and Young, Gray's- Inn, London IVlr.,Edwards,,Halifax. Thomas fladwen, Burton, Kendal, . innkeeper, June 25, at five, 27, at ten, and July 25, at ten, at the Royal Oak Inn, Lanea.st , ..r. Ailernies, Messrs. Blakeleck and : - .lackinsun, Serjeant's-Inn, 'Landon; Mr. E. Atkinson, Lancaster. Aaron Aaron, Spark's-court, Duke's-place, speetacic,maker, June IG, 23, and July ,25, at ten, at Guildhall, London: Attorn,y, Mr: Samuel Harris, Cagle-street, Houndsditch. George Gnrdiner. St. John-street, iron-monger, June 90, at one, 27, at twelve, and July 27, at twelve, at .• 'Auden. Attornies, Messrs. Tilson and Preston, Oiattura . place; New Bridge-street. • Vir REPORT. COURT OF RING'S DENCII, in/NE 13,, THE Kit 44 ). WISE. . The defendant in this ease; who is a tieuten -, .nt in the. Navy, was called ,on to receive the judg meat of the Curt, having allowed judgMent t4.i -go against him by &faint,' on an information; charging him with havinFendeavouringtaprovok Andrew Hawes,l3radley:Esq. a Magistrate- of the county of Kent to fight a duel. - . . It appeared that the defendant, stippoSing liis mother to . have been treated with - disrespect, b!. , fg!le prosecutor in his capacity of a Magilltra,ti.t, contrived to Meet him, on the same day, on hip own grounds, and, holding a stick over his helf_l . desired hdm to consider that as a bOrse-whip, irii i forming him, at the same thne, if he did not K ' ltai; , . .the notice a gentleman Ought Of that act, he woula ':- i post him, as a coward. _ t An affidavit was filed, for the `defendant, ca pressing sorrow for the offence he bad fallen into in the moment -of irritation, under the impression • that his mother had been ill t.:c...ated,`anal horn feeling of the duty in protecting her. - 4r. Galtiow. said, if half as 'much had been 'ail by tie defendant to the prosecutor in private, the defendant should not have been brought -up froo Kent for judgment. Lord ELLENI3OIIOLIGIT observed, this was but A - symbolical horse-whipping. it put him in mina of an occasion, ,where one person having desirc4 another to consider himself as having been pullet} by the nose by the person who Was addressing Witt, the other answered, " And do you; in retLra, consider yourself as having been run through 'Oc body." To mark, however, the sense the Court entertained of the respect due to Magistrates, it would be but proper that the defendant sholld pay the costs in this case, which was the only pu• nistunent, entering, as the Court did, into his 00- tives, which they. Were disposed to inflict on hip- - The defendant's own 'recognizance was aceorti- ingly taken, that,he shoultieothe up for judg,m,ent when called on, . thereby giving him an opporttr nity to set himself right %yid' tte prosecutor. - Saturday, in the Court of Chancery, in the case of George Ross, a bankrupt,. the Lord Charieellor than, a person attending on the CommissiOu ers under his commission, though not summoned to attend, and ;though his presenbe was not re quir9d by them, was piotected from arrest b! of ;his creditors. His Lordship accordingly ed tii3t t)ie. bankrupt should be discharged ; ajid that alp the costs, charges, and expences, i .ncurred by him q2nce his .arrest should be pald'by his ere . ditnrS at wk.wse suit he w}ls "arrested. Thelvatchznen . and military :sentinels at mouth dock-yard have been examined on oath bqt after the min test . investigation it cannot be ascertained whether thebuilding was fireu by over' heated hemp, by lightaing, or by incendiaries About nine :hundred and iifty feet of the ropt house are irretrievably, destroyed, with a con derable quantity of hemp. The valuable mad - 11nel for twisting cables is much i7,;ured. The whol° of the damage sustained is estiatßed at twenty' five thousand pounds. - 3. Senkinson, for neglecting to appear to be rolled h the Lindsey Local,Militia, has ben mitted to 'the Louth, Honse of Correction for ihr7- months, and to be ',.:ltorn to serve in the said-f-egi ment for the next four Sir J. Banks, while obSery • - zg lately the inati' Ga of a snake along the floor of hit?, library, ( I: o cov' ,-1- ed that it was assisted in advaneThg by - its which served the pUrpose. of 'feet, the points them touching ;touching the ground, /aid .by those . nsearif facilitating his motions ; Mr. , Home,' to w!?-9, 74 'the fact was made known, avail-d` himst!lf of th ' occasion,to obse?ve more minute: y the cons rric - i- 71 '. 1 ' of the ribs of snakes, and the manner_ th,yy a- c, ali - pted for this hitherto unobserved . purposc:- movingthcir bodi.2s. Mr. Brodie, after nutnerous \ - experiments - of rious poisons on diirerent animals, has aseertiin.,_ . % ). • that the slightinfiammation which occurs iu tr •stoinach, after taking Poison into it, is IPA sOm". cleat to ocoasioa_ death, but that it is the patt'tilll, power of the drug on the, nervous -.system, -andP" the blood, which destroys 'Life. Oenticinan 'S,trorinit , s, in Seotland, wh ° had for twenty years totally lost his sight; v: 0 attached by a lever„which confined him, t( his bed for several weeks. On his recovery, b e could from his window discein the ships in the bar" boor, and several other objects. Since Which time his' eye-sight has grattua4 improved. On thecith inst. at Hill-House, Sussex, the. Lady of Jamol Campbell, Esq. It. N. of a il'aughter. , On Thursday, Mrs. George Barclay, of Cadogan-place, G I a still-born' Child. : On Saturclay evening last, at Sir Charles Cockei ell's, Bar t " Hyde Park Corner, the Hon. Lady CoAerell,.of a Daughter- , Yesterday morning, the Lady of William Payne George,' Esq. of Manchester-square, of a Sou and Heir. On Sattt - day last, at St. Mary-le-bonne ; Mr. Witham 4 1 - Brace, to Miss Mary - West. The same day, at Wandworth, the Rev. T. L. StroPO M:A. Maar of Titsey, Surrey, to Anna Maria, eldestdaugie" ter of George Tritton,3s..;l.of West-hill. On the' 13th inst.• at St. Mary-le-bonne, Alexander 7,1`2 . "" nes, of the 2d Reiinient- of 'Life Guards, to Ceinla: eldest dan4 - hter of Peter Esq. of Fracafiehl, Zet land, North Britain., _ • DIED.. On Monday se'nnight, at Gairetstown,'near Kinsale, Jail Kearney, 1;,,,q.. at the very advan c ed ag e SG yeas, forty which he served in FirrliainCut. On tlit'.! :3d lust; in her S9th rear, Mrs. Marshall, of Cro;r11- court., , - At her brot,'.:ier's 110130, in Pent,mrille, on Friday the 51t - inst. Miss Jessy firaftjeli„ 9.4 yinrs, of Maranulalte Craduck, F.•;q. of tiainford, iti the Durham, and' sister of Mr. Cradoch, of Pateruoster - i'Y' l, 0:1 Friday, aged GS, ichard Ealdwyn, Esq. TiTaStlret St. Barthelothew's HOspital, aad'to the, Welsh Charity. • PRICE OF STOCK. Pank Stock ' Navy 5 per Cent, shut 4 per Cent. 73 iii per Ceti!. Red. SS,U 3 per Cent. Con. shut Bank L. Ann. 15 1-ISth India Scoek, ON YESTERDAY. • Inriia. Bonds, 2s. 3s. 2s. dis. Old Ann. . • Exchequer Bills, 2s. Is. dis. Ditto, 31d. per day, 45 . . mss. P r ' Imperial s p-e'r Cent. Ctt►.is. for Opening - , 59,1+ HIGH WATER.A i r LONDON BRIDGL TO-(MORROW Morning, 55. miu. after 6. 1 Eveunio . , 21 .min. after •7• • 10M1Vfi WOOD, of No, 35, Maiden-lane, Cuvent-gardeu ; aHd Published by WILLIANI ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Molton tpet, Grosvenor-square, ;E, No, 112, Strand, where Advertisements, Orden for tbe Paper, Letters for th e Edit or , e t c . (post pai . 4), must be addressed.. CEttTIFICATES-Ju LY 4. J. Graves,' Charlotte-street, Tit?,roy-square,. Middlesex, up ' bolsterer. U. ,Furber, New-street, CoVent-gatden, hardwaremen. T. Bell, Alnwiek, :Northninberlano, scrivener. W.. Lyon, FettelAave, Meet-street, glass-taanufacturet. M. Connor, Liver Pool, trunk-maker. W. Verrdll, Uckfield, groctr. E. Morpn, jun. Krug'ottni, itaonor, woolstapler. E. Kenyon, Manchester, 'c:ctualler. Jennlngs, Tv nbridge-place. Pancras, Middlesex, baker. J. Parker, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square, goldsmith and 'l'. 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[Dividends To-morrow.] In the Cadiz Re g ency Gazette, of the 14th of May, is a dispatch-from Mr. H.:Wellesley, in closing one from Lord Castlereagh to the Spanish Regency, communicating that the Biitigh• Gj yerinnnt had ordered a supply of clothing for 100,000 men to be prepared, which would be hn tnediately transmitted along with. supplies of arms and ammunition. Suhjoined is the folloiv ing return : Return of clothing for 100,000 Men, ordered' fOr the service of Spain :---411ue cloth jackets with facings, blue pantaloons, white kersey waist coats, felt caps, foraging ditto, and knapsacks, 100,000 of each ; shirts and Pairs of half-stock: ings 200,000 of each; pairs of half-boots, linen jackets, and ditto pantaloons, 100,1)00 . of each; 200,000 pair of shoes ; 10U,000 great coats and slings ; 100,000 sets of accoutrements, besides canteens, 'camp-kettles, shoe and.clotheg brushes, black-balls, &c. &c. (Signed) J. HARRIES. Commissary in Chief's. (Ace, Aro il, 1512. Return of the . supplieS ordered to-be remitted by die War Department for the assistance . of Spain, including the depot of 6ibraltar, Sir E: Pellewpn the Eastern Coast, Sir H. Douglas in -GalliCia, and Lord Wellington : 7 -23 twenty-four pounders, 20 , light .six-pounders,- . 4 five-inen howiti,erS, 12,690 twenty-four pound shot, 10,000 . six-ditto' ditto, 1200 live and a half inch grenades. 729 barrels of g unpowder, 95,000 t rimskets with their bayonets, (3000 Carbines, 3000 pairs of pistols, 55.0,090 flints, 14 millions ,and a half of ball ear tridge.s, and 7000 sabres ; with a proportiOnate number of gun-carriages, carts, platforms, great and_small stores and a field equipage. Gen. Castanos has assumed the command of the troops in Gallicia,.and:has issued=a long address to the military and 'inhabitants, which'eoncludes with the following patriotic exhortation Our business now is to improve the mostfavourable moment that has ever occurred to drive out of our. land those ferocidus,banditti whose real mission is' to plunder and lay it waste ; our busineSS is to concur, in an energetic and effectual manner, to the great operations of:the victorious British Army commanded by my illustrious' friend, the invin cible Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo';' our business is to save the country—Defenders' of S. Pa . yo, Con querors of Vigo, Deliverers of your Country, Gal licians ! we are or .the point . of compassing this ,great object ; the Lord of Hosts without whose aid we should labour . in vain, will side with us; and the intercession. of the great Patron of Spain, your special Protector, will complete what he shall have•commenced." The Amer;Can General Wilkinson has been ho nourably acquitted by a Court Martial,of all the charges brought against him, abracing 'a scruti ny of his whole'life.. The President has approved the conduct of tie Court ;Nlartial, and restored the General'his sword. The Lille Belt sloop of war is now moored near. Battersea-bridge, preparatory to her being broken up. - This is the vessel which, though of greatly inferior force, so nobly.maintained the honour Of : the British .flau I.vhcn attacked by the American crate 'President. Alluvial depositions of tin,' of considerable ex tent and depth, hare been. found in several parts of Cornwall, which appears the only part of Eu rope in which this metal occurs under these cir cumstances. i ~'