The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-29 00:00:00

LONDON d A zizirri?,;'3 AN . . 27; 1 616. Gazette notifie4 that the Prince Retzent heeto pletoseq, folio'. lite recontmemlition of . tt e I),,f„ r of v1 . 7,11i„., f01f „ to appoiott-the'•Coltow in:,.. ()fli!•t.i.s to he Cootopatiions tor, 'tt.e ()id., Its tl i t Poith. for their cervices on the Itith nod Isch of 3 ,,, e hi4l. viz. Lietit..C.Olonel Bacon ~of thr Gtith Regiment ; 11,1•1jor. the I.llm. Co.oorge Davesoio, liot ko;:ooro etioirtis ;--itl4o )oio Hive , . the appolotowitt of .14noes Orin „Park, ).;,11. of Linctoloi's lon, to he oi,e tlie.Joe'L!es of t of C o mmon 114.-q., rice Sir M I TI Chow). loo‘e, rehivoi!ci ;....-8110 the Nopoitotirettt Moijor. (;voetid Covage tO be* CrilOner:Com, • inioolant of the lloynt R eimt.nt.ot Attillerv, riCtt ,tleceeßeti Inhes Stonier' C. L. noti S. to. he one of the Deploy Of _the King's. Closet the lion. If. Caolfichl, retort;t4l to l'Arlimiteot lor the comity of.Attlioall, in the to(1ot of IVot. Bro'ovolow, deeen,,etl.) Wor. Offi r „ .2 '. !SW. 6th Regiment of Dragoon fittatik, (..oritet Thom% NL,r. shall In Itu Lieuivitant, by inirrhise, vice !likes, who 1::th Itegintent of. I.icht Pragoom, Henry stones, Gent. Li Cowrie!, be tcl.qse, vice Pyto, yromotetl. t.tri Liviit. (3. Barrett. from 14th Light Dotroons, to he Captain of a li;mp,'lty u pureinot, via:. Hamilton, who. ri.tirt::. 4 ' . • „. COhNt Regiment of Pont flentlernan Cadet nourahle Percy Auttlnirnhani', of the Roy %) Militar) 4 kKe.I. , b.' Ensign; Ify purchase, vice O. c,:lluo ed.. PrAin'ens of Fenn Guards, Ciftarter-Master,sergyafit Chas. We ton •,f he ()flirter t stet, rif.e S;lf nee, tkeew,ed. 32th I: eeifeent of Foot, V.'. Perhler Gent. to he En ley purein,,e, vice Flicgol, promoted. • 18th Titto, Lithiot W. 'Buret, from half:ray of the re,,,ri rftent„, to be Eusigu, vice Senior, prtnuott4 in the Joist" 14th Dittn, Captain V. Gill, from the , 25th Font; to be Cap. lain of a Company,' vice Tudor, who otehttligel• ✓ th Ditto, ( antain, W Tudor, foto ijie * , :th root, to be C:iptaiti of a Company, v',v, Gill, who exchange. - . • Ditto, Aiii.tani -S1114:0111 Jame% sno 11b, (rem .t.110;0 Foot, to be .Assistant-tittrttenti i vice Balker, who retires • - - opoil half• pay tie 4th Wont. antic Ditto, IltisOtal-Asiistalit John Biggins . to' he Assist ant•sorgerm, eiee Griffin, promoted.' • 84t1) Ditto, ErnOuti tlieginhottditi to ho mithisitt ppecha..r. tit ! F.. wico,; di ceased.' W. ht`Donald, ent. to be Etis;.;ii, ‘icc '• • Stith Ditte; . En:igii 11. lllnlit to he Lietitenint, , teithout Tint , eitsse, vice. Dearman, dectiued. Volunteer John 'Robert to In Ensign, vice Blunt. 40th 1 )itte, Captain Robert Clayton, from . the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, to -be Major, by purchase, vice Ogdander, remitted in Watteville't isegrunent. 41th Ditto, to be Lieutenant, wit flout purchase, Ensigns Philip Pardon, vice Osorge Tnyler; - superseded. James' (...ocbrone, vice Ist e nc,, To be Ensigns, Murray, (ioent. eice,Purdon. Volunteer IV, rot , troog, troth the 95th Pout, vie., Cochrane. 47th Pit Broom, Gent, to -be Eitsigt%, by.purelia:e, eje C ivil irdeun, promoted. .Refill. Ditto, Lieut. W. 11. Burroughs to he Captain of a Cons. ploy, vtailietit purchase, vice Cox, disdiarged tivin the ertiee. ,• ,• 71st Ditto, Vere Essex 'Ward Gent. to he Ensign, by pitch:lSC, Cita , Barnet promoted. 77th Ditto, Lient. Thema. 'Mulyntttx to be I\il ttant, vice' .font' , , who resi,tio, the AdjutAncy only. lOkt Ditto, Ensign Ilerity from inth Ft•ot, to "c Licuteinint, without purchase, vice NB.(iLi.b.,!,, decev , eiL ied 'Gallium Battalion, Ensign Elias Richard 11.ioitenel;.-frorn the 9711 t Font, to he ensign, vice,Abbott; whose opp o int. rncrit liar not taken place I,i Veteran Battalion, Lient. John Buffet, from the I,lc nit 14MM Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. 711+ Oil to, Lreutenant,atul Adjutant H. White, front the "4th Foot, to be Liiittcuant, vice Eberstetn, placed Upon the Ilatirert l'ort. • , - - Yu r! , light Inf a ntry Votnirtitys, Emign A, G. Lair*, t. /i t New enAnt, with ou t priterranw, wirt. Vulcht r,, thicintoril, ,A. 'Matheson, Gia., to b Ensjgrivirn:c Laing.. • _ • 11 0 ?-0 C.,rsivan 'Ranger.), Ensign Sirr.roe 'Lynes to be Lieu truttat, 1% it Loot pisrettw, rice pcttototed.. Sicilian . C. F. Cavaiince in b e Captain a , t Cot:Tarty, ,wit boa purchase, ric'Pol;;;;“;,e. Char . k4 (nivviord to be Lieutenant, rice 11,1, AfoßANnttm...--Ensigtt A. Cooper, of tI 14tIt wi was :•tate.l tithe Gazette, of 12.5 th Nor. 1814; 'to hat , 1 - e,i4ned soil Lira. Thomas (?tiver,'ocitte 38th 'l , tuit, "'tit!) •n;per *cited, ag. stated in th Gaiette ofl2th August 1814, bra rein stilted in their 1 . 41)44. • • • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. ' John Holmes, Weeley, Essex, merchant, from k;bnial Y I,u Mach 23. DANKILUPTR. • . Samuel Gosport, innkeeper, to stirrenkr FelirultrY ut one, La, at eleven, nt one, ill l lie - I rown Cospint. Artornion Mes4r 4 . . , xatider, rind linlnte, New Inn, or *Jr. Crtlikeliatik, Ciurli,itt. , Itichard Whitford, Plyinunl'h Doek,spirit-merehmu, February 14, and N14n.:11 9, nt cirvcti,'aft the flute!, 'Ply mouth Dock. Affinities, Charles Plptintftli Dock,' air Mcsirs: Lamb, Pratfall and fiawkr,'l'rinees-street, Paoli of England. John Page, Iteilliourn-Ilitry, flertforddiire. dealer, J4n ita rs ['chili:try 0, nod 'Starch 9, at twelve, at C-111114hall, Lon ,ttlorney, tier.. Alexander, Carey-M - reet, Liaentit's hill. B rown, Lit tie Madditx-street, lianever-'liquat e, Wall% I)VCCi February 8, in, and March 0, at tivetve, at Gut:li b-ill. :tttorney, Mr,liroctlfe, 'Will /131 ill, Carsitiir-strear, Chanel. ty4aiin. jeweller, y Siarell 9, at I wel're, hal t.''t . :llCF , , 3-teen's. It. and It. S. Fisher, George Vreticrick Ileonale; Oxford-Street, eotifectiouvr, ti,..try 80, February 10, and Mardi 9, at otie, at Attorney, Mr. Sherwood, Canteriniry•squitre, SOutitteitt k. • cliiistopher .Ilickson, Cleator, Climherlatot. ,sprol-tiotintr; February 10, 20, rend March 9, tat lit eit, 'Lion ism, Whiteltaren. Attornirs, Mr. Lowden, Clement's Inn, er Mr. Walker, .Whiteltaren. Aiehartl Edutotole and Thome* Clueltman Barrett, Stroud, near Itocbester t 'scrnfactorti, J:4lal try.3o, February 10, mid March 4 )0•-•, a Ouildb4ll, Atteroii.4, .hi•. 1:10.11 , y, (gray's Inn-square, or .. • tiootii•sler. Jetta Coewitts4 the younger, :•iitinpforil-Pererell, • Altopireeller . ! Fetn'trary - 15, 18, ;Jul 0. fat twi .f r ,.. c o, 413e.Giolte tun, I...ectOr. Attoffties, Messrs. Pulse, Ch,iirch and Dario, Princes-street, Bedford-row, o r m r . S. M. c o x, Exeter. Charles !Jeffry Cock; Seward-street; Goswell.street, W 411! honsentan, February 8, IS, and March 9, at 44,; en, at Jtttorney, Mr. E. t. Wilde, Warwick•talitart, "tslewgate.•*t reef. : • • Ch3rles Westwood, Bristol, merchant, January/9, liehrtinr , noel March,/, at one, at the White Limb Atturoits, Mr, William Lewton Clarke, kiristal, or MiNsrs. Jenkins, James, and Althoit i New Init. jaf i Lander; I . l:sinysteatkrund, hont•ufalter,:irarinary :IN re i,rwkry I;, anti March 9, at tun, nt Atturuita, Nuy and Illarastunt, Minaing•lanc. Thomas , utieb, Lndgate•hill; lineu!draper, ,1 trtnary V4O, .tt one, Februaryn i at twelve,. Intl March t, at wie, at ( 4641110 j. Attprnies, Messrs. Walker ailt Itatibio, Jewry. Ghttrits Sittirpley, Cana/ridge, partattiar,'Febritar) 9, 10, and March 9, at nit, atkluildhall. Attorney, Mr. William Suriziati,(foltlen-tqunrr. Samuel 1" as, Witiketn-Park, flertfird!ibire, farmer, Janiiii.y t•si'y Is, nail FI rrii'J;..et ten, at Guildhall. t,..:ni.. , ..., Mr. Edward tooch, Mattock, or Mi. Powuhll, 5.,, i sle 1011. 11 % . ~ (it' ,i i .4, 11,81011 g, Great Staroll.flin, , nrar Hothoro, coal /IL-der, Jamidry :40, Ist ten, rebinary 3, nrid Ikkiett 9, ar 1. ,, n, at titiiNhati. Attorney, ,Mr..lVettic, Dalic 7 xtreat; itorttaild-placvp _ RichertKirichatu, Thornton, Lancultlce,naerett.int,re!Knary 19, oilie,, 20, at ten, and March 9, at twelvoi,ai the 131>n1i' Dot, Pontton. ' Attortties, Ntr. Cuthbert...Singleton,. 11fill. roall;ittvet, Uttiford 7 row, or MeVir.4.. Huil tos - 1 , Sioilttop, Vouiton. - 'noneis Bennett, Ded.iingtort, °Min tisidite,•yictualit r, Fi brimey .ationr ; ga s at ten, intti March 9, id ttelen, at the i%itig'g Am+ Ihii, Detithnieton. Attarriev l atut Dedtlittititai *r Mr:JS: Carter, ztaptclus. la, anu Alarca at . xleven, at the 1./e..r avern. Chester. Attornies,. Mr. Ford, Ei lt r-strert, Nlistie!tester, or Mr.. Muffle', Jolin-4treet, ttedtord-row. Thotn:isSlater, inokeeper, FehrnarY R, 9, and March 9, at eleven, ot the Stt•yne rlotel,Woi thing. 1,)1. nies;: - Mr. Whitter, IVorthing, or' Mr. Hicks, Gray's John Coventry, hiirse-dealer, rebritary. tn.' nrilt Nia•reh 9. at elvteo, at-the Craven Arm , : Ilertrl, Coveiilr.Y• dttt oritie4, Loot Collett, tilatteery -I.taJ, or. Messrs. Die!ietis atol Soo, CoVeutry.. IN Miami Elliott, ‘l'e,,t4.ne, N t v..ci l si:, u p o n-Tyne,. ntirsery. , Tehritary , 2o, 21, arid March 9, at eleven.. a. the George, Inn, Newemile-tijmp-Tyne. Attoinieit, Seyroto,r, Newcastle-uponl pie, or (Messrs. Bell' and Ftrodrielf, Blow Church -yard. „ . • ce , o4ife ShetVeld, Ilritanitia-mcial-inanufacturers, Fe. hro..ry I, 2, :itol Nlarelt 9, at twelve, nt the 111 " uh Sheffield. :11 turtlieS, Messrs: Itirli iliZtOtt .I * Wil'" or Nit. Charles Wilson, Gi.eville,str, zitrdet.t. r.2tnent t.0t119 Deeonchy, New tontl-stteet, bookseller,' Fe= , In - nary:3, 13, tool ;Oat ell 9, ;,1 eleven, at Guildhall., .4ttor ney, Nlr. ITopkinson, Inn-square. • . . MRry Anti ,I Witt, ' WIlet:11-51 r.•(-1 Worshijortreet, trimming,- rel.vinkry 1(i, aiiil ut twelve, at !;Mille Attoenykr, *.l) • oti-pl4,e, King..lantl , ..roati. - TlmmacAllen the romizfet, l; rent Stanni,r.., NI Fol)roory 3, I.l;and NL., els ii, at eleven, of (ittild ha 11, 1, " 11.- - don. Attor , ,O,, Nit. ur Mr. "'Akin', . . Eithetintr Oil , ct, 14;11.1'1'a rota. . - • • - DivtueNns 11% It. Ford!, Bristol, rope-manufactuiTr—Vels. 17. J! Nlot•toti, Strtutl, printer--Feb. 17. ti. K. Oakes, Circus, NU nter!brint.—Felt. 17. 8.A 3 ,11•1it.r, I)ert4ortistbrewer 19..1. Nl4lfitel. iitratiottituni, grocer—Vet t. 17. W. SPPar, • I:!ilit.r "I".tattO:4-stivet, , tatiotier--;Alarcli 9, W. 1,1u1( 4 .1111:10n, butter—Fil). .22. J. Nlaimillg, hob:Ler—Felt. (2:.), U. N. liadcivli, Anntinster, Drvort- Froonto•t•.;cr-'—E'rh. 1.1; S!orey, fTiihup'«'rxr,n. nth, 20, J. Lowe', diniter—Ftft. 1 7 , .1, Ymke it,. 1 tuittitigtion , shire, cortt-itturelt.tnt-I•',A. .?0, Sootitcort, Bristol, vie-. tickllcr—Fit. 2'), .1. %Vt,t,tiwartl, Gliwice:4; o r, viftisterL-1 , ,t 1 ). I , ',•E. Cock, Co.rtiwall, &It-curer—CO. 21, ,W. Broatitteiit, ]:iurstun-ttpun hull, wer‘tiaut. CERTIFICATES—Fen. 17. t, J. nolley, Wriorl—nreet, elleapsirhl;, hicon-drier—f.T.T. l Vors , rem, LA I le , (4rpsvtitor-street, I,irtmenor-1e , ,,, E r, hitildet, , E- C , llittgon,Vro .Iteillatwotil-ntrreilant-,R..4:.5ci,„1,;])0,i0.0 ttiv ter. grocer—E. Ernt, juts. Carat Whelitet.hatn Stitfolli, mil Irr—F, r\i, Fowler, litait.ol, merchant—J. L, l'al.ling:ley, ilolof Ero,ny', Ilerefortl, istritser , ;—D; Wurivn, - Little tiros - To , nor-street, (4ritsrpoor- , ,quAre,, builder—J. Jolittstitne, Li*rr- P. 41, isterehant.—T. l' , ,,wts, juts. 'lloroug•h, littersoir:-tper•L-4. l'tillips, Nlortlake, irommong r--14.. Lirin. AtAtio,frlais. _,.mcrOwnt— ti. Nlanit, Nlk.vcastle-ttpotv•Tytte, Stour. kakr—it. N eville; St .tiror,r, cortlw.iner—J. Beal. y, Vern-grove., •Lanclts Olive, wooilen-mmittlaeoirer 7 . W.- ISicittatutt, • ,*Meshy,o Shropshire, '4lrug4ist.---N: Stanley, 'Wood -street,' Cheipsido, scaletiniker—T. Farrell, Woolwich, slopielh.r—N.,ltattott, jur.. East Sloth- -11mtie, butcher---13,tieut 4e,144Np0l t,*hopttillta -- , •-..1. Loots, Neiwastle-uptin4yoe, Alsaper. . . . , .. , . . . 'PARTN4IISIIIPS DISSOLVED. . ' E. Wilson and G. °TAT., Sheffield, cahinet..tuaiinfattnrers--'. •11,,iluinv, J. W,irlintion, ism! J. Tiniley-street. S.,nthwark, hal J. M., and It.. Nlorgan, gve ).di, stationers—A. Nlaiirice and 'l'. NV. Eyion, Liverpool, iner.rliAnts--- .1. 11. Aliop„ •W. Retrdall a alforilitite, sill:-nianuf4eturers,—.1. 11. .S 0 Nine, ,NI. Iliiltlltt, tl, S \vaine, and J. ;ninon, Inidze and :Yeteg,ti e-street,riistitirrs- %V.donts , Sbresv.hßl y linen-draper, V. France, New Nlootguincrysliite, wuwl..tiAraper- 1 7 1). and t!. AO4l, Slatitet4,l), '.iluticestershiro, nrt,t,t I.S penes; rand It.ritAke,., herd:; ti, uggim*. 7 .A. A w+nantitt`:ltuige,L'tilon•street, i% et, t aylors—J r0,,4 , Kitnimigron.cross. Lanibalti and Cross, N.r:it,-road,cheest molgers-o.llotigson,atot it. e r rp,. o l,. nio c h wi t s —(;.; Strang, and W, yieckfurd, Ninon) to Teri, Lambeth, • tap arid NI, Oppenhelineii'lla:iii,u; h—T. Leeds . anil eottott-d s klei . Clarke an t l IT! tin 'icon Watt nianfact ers--S. Rogers, Bond, Hantl:J.,:Phipsoll. factiirs l'erfe,:t, Ken. and Malling 4 snigeons—E. I ies,l - P. G.. th . .ier.ol,, Eleinelit's-tit,;e, • Linu'-' Thre.lier and Strand, hosier , —E. and Fry, 11,1) ,. n51i-toolsers--17. and Em•miarb, I alid W. Monts,. Stapletnri, VanicuoterkhiitootiiaTTyintin--r'r o an I. Savill, Sulk - huvy-:,t co, Sir:, toil iesvelleTi—W„ Eeam, 11. chrese-factor's—j. sail: Si. Se:oc,, (11ti- litihrt-ititsirty eoacrnottliers—i I. settere I iszy w..Newrou, T. J. Ul T. inio T. liexcl, De l'aiva and IL Pitt Let, Pancras-line, 04, 'W. Itlonleii,ftrici W. Adctrehi, 'Wm,tl-.strixt, hosieri—W. W. and J, It. ( rpe, sstrevt, Shim and J. Yonn., Tiiteritostcr-raw. • tea-dealers—S. T;Ilor arid J. Literfrwl, iftertiiitt.til-E., It. and T. Thoulits, n i dr; , Fester, linen-drapers. • StioAte —Aver•itm Prite of Brown or Nlnscoradel Suar, 'cootputtil. from rho ItAttlirtis 111,! weak milling the of January, ICU, i ~565.'8.1d. per cA t. -SINGULAR It,OBBER.N7 AND► AlUltDElt.► A b l y or two since; a person who resides a few front Bockitighaili, called on a relation Of , his, who ivies in Oxford, f ol.! stuted t o `hint the , 'followint; extraordinary , eirenmstance,; evhielrhadjust-oecorred between liockiugham t Stoney Stratford, but the 11:1111e1 of the perilous' murdered he had:not , neeurately ascertained • t he. evening , four persons armed with .go a ls ccttrr ecl the yiciJ of tt lone farm-hoose, situlted absve, .anti.sent 4.large-boll-dug they had with. them among the cows. The noise occasioned by _ excited} the attentipn of the inmates of the farm, anti:immediately thw.fanner; w 'three of„, his—tuen-Servouts, rushed. Out of the huse, i ll ,. order to discover the Ouse of 'the violent .noise,* oceaSiouell by the attack .on the COWS. !nein-. 'Stant, the four persons cattle • into the yard tbey , were s h o t by the four robbers. A servant Maid and all& were . in• the house. The servlnt untia, corheying the reptirt of tuns, left it, and conceal.; ea herself behind a contiguous woud-pile... sl/e heard the robbers toter the premises. 'rimy . 00= . • served, '' that • Oleic must be it WOriltill in the house to take care of the child,. although the far - Mee* -wife watt dead" . —ibey searched,'and when they came to the .proposed ilitirdeting it ;: `hut ;mother said—" No, there is no raceasioo for tiro, it-chow-it tell ot . us:'--.Nut finding, the they limit Off what they could carry,- anti ht their bast! shot yin the boli;dog. The‘girl kept in her hitibig place until a- butcher came to the farm ill the toeirniug ; called out several times for 'admission; at length, the girl, knowing his voice,; came front her concealment, and related what bad :happeocd. On looking runnel the house,' the' ~buteher discovered the dog. Itistantly he %relit out, shut the 'loop, Mount ell 'a horse, and desird ,the ref reit:me the animal. Ott being releas cd,. the lilt;; t'intde tor his home, the butcher foh.• v . lose to his: beds. -He traced :lam tit a. small public-house on . the road at,a considerable' 4 41istanee front th'e farm. The dog entered the, ,hottle, and iminediately the 11-UV:her role to nearest - prOcured proper asSistative, , aud,_ .returned to the spot. ' 'They inquired fuethe [aud tor& ; his wife said that he was busily engagetl, ,aod could seen ; they' then trterfth.. (lOW of an inner room, anti froding:it fasten,d, t hey foreetikt open,•aod discovered the four o m m ere rs' „in - the Yery art of dividing:ikhat they•it:td stolen • ThOr inuntdialtl3 took lice tltr.t, etso, iiy, • ,i,„l had thenviodged in' Buckingham' gaol.'-...ci z fordi Paper.) , KHJGH SEfinD IN ' PORTUGAL, .PAIN, and FRANCE. NOTICE. Grant to the Arney under the Command of Field-Marehal Me !)uhe (t 1 frellingiou, in the Peninsula. Notice is . hereby given, pursuant to the Act, 54th George:3, cap. SG, that the distribution of the grant made by his Royal Highness - the Prince Regent to the army which served under the com- Intanti of his Grace rield-Marshal the Duke of Wellingtnn,'i►► Portugal, Spain, and France, from tJ i. 2 rday, 1809, to the 10t14 of April, 1814, iii Ipursuance of,an Act, passed in the.. last Session of Parliament, for captures taken , from the enemy and approPriated to the, pnhlic serviec,l4 be -dis tribUted as bnoty and prize according lo the di . rection and regulation ,contained itt the said grata, will continence and take place at No. 18, Suffolk street, tharing-cross, Loudon, as follows : itIRS - T PAYMENT. Totlte British arty Which broke up from Coimbra, in the 'kingdom of Portugal. on the Vd"darof May, 1809, and after: ' Wards paced the limn o, to he tliitrihntrii ainoirpt the Com m:m(l,i, o;iicerci and Non-commissjoned thNeer*, and pri tate,c, who compoied mid were present vtiJi the army during the Raid operation, - • . i • ' Igt (lois L 1 0t; 10 111 4th (Lacs . .L 4 !7 . 10 241 CliaB - 141'1.1 7 511, (;lass - ti. 19 7/ ' Stl Class - 11 2 1 tith Class - 0 7 5/1 1 SECOND PAYMENT. To the Coirill/11n4er, ()Meets, NOn•coinntissinned Officers, and privates, who were present with and composed the Bri tish army in Porttigal, on the sth day of Wird], 1811, and during the retreat of the 'French arty front Sant.fretn; or were present !slid composed ttellritibh army ut the Na ti'. at Fuentes de [loom. or Allmera, or either of them, vii. Ist Class L1:7.72 14 10f 1 4th (Arm 13 16 7 12d (di's% • 61 18 11 j sth Class 2 b tf sd El 10 , 1,14 ! nth Class , o o 14 - • , . TIIIItf) r ;: %Y HENT. the C;ornmander, (41-commissioned Offirers, and irritates, wlio Were prevent with and cooktiosed the Britkft tray rkigeigcil in the captor.. of Uoidad Rodrigo, oh the ,131 h Jotrioliy, Vitt!, orofaliidaji4, tm the sth .1961, 1212. Fit Nt class. L 134 9. 11) .Fgurtlr 1.4 1 , 1 1i Seci.l clhis iii n 8 Fifth 1,1 II Third class 11 210 . Sixth cloi q 7 ,ii Pslolll'll r.ktmENT. To the enininantler, Otlicers, Non-comenissinned Officers, and privates preseut ;with and composed. thedlri tish otroy which entered Spain, between the till, it,,y 1819, - .11141 the sl,ti+il t of tlit4iette of linrgo.s, un thr 21st ;lay •1 0, the'%onv year ; or who wcr 4 f l cagugc-din aur° l the oper.oiens in NA pirrt of Spaia Joni the u'oure period. Fir,t class LI42 "5'74 i Fourth L 4 0 01 • Second class 55 101tTiftivt;lass 8 '!'bird class 11 19 a I S;sitli class 0 G 4 PAYNIE.NT. Pk) the Commander, Officers, Non-commissoned Offerers,- and privatel who were present won and comeosed. the Army %duet) en' eo Spain at the commencement of the campaign in 1...413, thn tith,day.of mq in lliat . year, until the.. 31:4 Deceurher in the some year ; br who were present with ;not composed • the au my esti:au:L.4 in any of the uper'ations . in the 'North'We,terti part Of 'Spain Joring an part of the ahove•p et iod • • , • • _ ~ - • . - - Fitt Class .1.1(14 17 Q Fourth Class... L 4 17 ti Second'Cla - 64.... 75 iti 3 Fifth Cl, 214 :if Third Ciaiis ' ll la 9 Sixth C 1445..... 41 6 4.4 SIXTH PAYMF,ST: • To the Conitusatb.r, ()dicers,. Nug-cooisuiSsioned Officers, 4114 privates, t,hw were pre6eatwith.uad c, , ti,poied the llritiSh Arm!' which rail:T.3l France between' the ;flit tloy a Decent. ber 11113; a tut • t he' day of the batik. of Teuton-se; or , who were PreStqlt With: .011fiCurpeoull1Tie I.litialt Array esupg..oia :toy of the operatio n s whi c h t oa l s . p l uce to FIAiIC i'lurint the above period ; . . Ist Class.... :. ../ASt Iz4 .. ai dth C1ai5...../.19 It 4 241 (;1444........• 272 it 111 Stlitissi.... 10_0 I; , ad C1ui5...... ;.. ' 'tb 15 3 Uth . Class .... 'I 14 Si In order to consult the convenience of the Ataiy, in inatitig the whole of the six vitpotats it Illo'fonne throe, and to ensure oili.,tels,iiaf rextii,,rity„ it h., in• v o &clued otcescity to es (nlililli the following order. unit c,,ut.se of...payment,. six. To ilie•(reareal St:iti mil' I),epartu . a/nts of the Artily, the Oaken, and nen of ,tl4l auyal Ar7illery, and Eugitseers, in, cludiiig, the ("orps of ituylil:Arltlltnyi)rivers, and the Depart ient of the ()Matinee and the 'Cavalry Of every description, between the tat mad illth dteysOf rehrhary, 181 G. . ' ___ _ The Corps of Infantry of every description,. fro" the lit Ret;iweiit.ofl4ont Guards, to the 50th root, bulb incluxir e , heti.. eel, the Ist an.l Ist latch; T'a ta: The remaining corps of intantrJ, frtg.n . the bist Regiment to the.7th tiu v it a tt a .. bon (;+,.r.ntatt 1, , e ;;ion, betWOra,tlit 40 30th April. twig, and all individuals belonging to the Departments and Corp, I,( , forc-iiienliotted, or their Ussigni or reprisentitives,. who y net Lave had it in their.power receive the shams to whit:litho-arc entitled, within the periods before spe•ci6ed, itrett, apply . for the' same between the'lst and aOth May next; atter which date . no forther payments wilt be made by the tiisteibutOg eta, as all uweltiiinta sleb.es suat balance must then he paid into Chelsea llO pitaYwind, it is . twi ll & r iA t, to appriXe all parties' 'concrint.l l l. that frig,* the extent and complication of the •distribatieti, a period OT etie or two months may probably elapse before the books can he sonaste , Tap as to enable the Treasurer of Chelsea. Hospital to cola- Illence any totyments of unclaimed balances. London; la, ''iiirtilk-street, • "ARCH. CAMPBELL; Jan.. 27, 111116. 15. It is 'Trio kite that such Officers as may draw on the Distlibui in k Agra . for their Prize4Money shoultl.draw ioliratitte f , ))• t',lc specific unioint of each pisyment to which pr 7 ai.u . L:ntiticd. The Has ought to be drawn in the fallow ing turns (Place atsd date.) At seven ear 14111, pay to ( ), nr order, the auto of „ thing oiy,Blaftre (herr :ttate the rank•and Mardian Atld at ih.. time!, of the , bouniy or inizi.,.toottey graotei•t, the army, underthr roo,utantlot Fi.iJ Ciravi tht: Duke of Wellington, for :here stale the Irit roger of the payment, whether 1.0,'2‘!„ 3d, 4t4, sth, or fitly j, ax adrertizeti in tht. London Cavite of Satutiay, the 710 jaw 1816. , A. C. • Those who hive livci rather gay, aad are about entering into conjugal felicity, are in formed, that DoetOrr COOPHR, and three geons, of long experience in Strictures, Fistulas, Di bilitie9 arising from warm Climatci, •Juvenile indiscretions, etc, have established a MediCat Board at Charlotte house, Great Charlotte -street; opposite the Reverend Rowlatifi , Hill's 'cl ot - Blarkfriars'-i oatl ; by whom the Public are cured wiltioitt - salivation -or - eimtinement. The -Medical Board claims the attention fa those who "lave attempted the cure, -or who have cot - mitt:it 'men ignorant ot• to important a branch of the profession, who ,, ,e improper treatment have ruin ed tlit;usands. Blotches on the' head, laic, and , hody, sore eyes, 'throat; mouth, autl'nose; vet.- tiko ; noise itt the ears, deafness, dimness of bight, pants in the head' 'and limbs; frequently ,mistaken for rhetuus-tianr ; 'weakness in the knees, nodes on •the shin bones, swelled uncles, ste. ure symptoms witch appear years, after, and t& 0 often embitter the'matrimolii,d--stioe.—Messrs. Coors an d co . . aria constiltevi daily by 41 ranks of people ; frotn't we're till eight ; or by letter, 4'7- i:rrtsing a fee (for no others art answered), swil ls! heir ca.e, when Medicine and' the best advice in e m. to t in pacts of the kiagdorn. They cure the ?d e t• andTi,o Ida 'without horn or Cuttiug ; and give advice gratis on Tuesday, 'n'ufsdity, and Sun ,livV-tuornitio",, iiirtwelcc o'clock. -A side dots, „Al fiVii'ati. •fn r ft•iiikaes.--MettiCOL Geo/le_/nen. wito cate , ld with Omit, Patients, are Present I mg Ceti 4411446 c SAESATII 1311EAKINd.—James WrartvorthY " 1 " indicted, for that he, being sr profaner of a t e Saba , bath, had, during the boors of Dixine.Serviee, oft a Sunday aa, nine;, encouraged dogs to fight. 'lle Chairman, after a severe admonition, B m l expeessing the determination of the Court to in flict exemplary punishment in future, sentenced the defendant to pay a fine of-465. 13A•ruttao Pust.tot.v.---John. Earle win indicted for a nuisance, in publicly bathing himself in the Croydnn Canal. It was stated, that this wa3 a species . of nuisance which was also becoming; i 9" sufferable, and was generally practised Ova Su" t:ay morning. The Chairman observed, that so gross an Ad.+ minationa prkctice so adverse to every manll feeling, and so offensive to female modesty, wi t; not to be endured ; but as the defendant Wr 8 youth, and bad not been proved to have partici,. • prated in those hither acts of indecorum of which the witnesses had stmilen, the Court were to dismiss him, in hopes•that his conviction w( 4l pt event a repetition of similar acts.of indecency. But 'should any osie ever be brought' before th e Court for a repetition, of so InfamonS and sria: • dalous a proceeding, his offence would be visited With the severest punishment in thti power of 0 6 Court to inflict. * HACKNEY COACHES. . • - Priday, the 26th inst. the Commissinners of Ilitekiiq Coaches convicted the.under-mentionea coachmen :4- . ' kiln "" i ti the(7river of the-chariot, No. 710. itt the penal t y o f 20 s. f or exact i ng Is. m ore 110 3 'tie agreed fir, and abuse to a Latlyat the Olympia ' Theatre. . Wm. Norman, the driver of the coach. . 14 ' ).21° ' in the penalty of '2Us. for exaction anti abuse tu l/ . Gentleman.: . Clarks Phillips, the driver of •the coach, Ilth 565, was ti.,.;ed under the ne‘v`Aet, in the peol l i of ten pounds, subject to he remitted, if a hag . : con t :iining sundry valuable articles of cream: alt paid, left 'iii his co ac h at liampatead, be returac‘h witivirs contvnts within *even days. Teri Om drivers in sundry penalties. for " 4c. ; tio'is, .. a refusalsnd misbeh av i our ; also sig 4 '`). various offences it the Tiicatress, and two driv, Of stage coaches i n t h e pn ii ity of fa. (Niel* ''' carrying passengers ott the paied streets. INcaNntAtt'uts.----Tke • pieli)ips- of Mr. Jo l- f iCOLLINGHAM. 41t North Stoke, in the cotinlY Lineoin, a miller, 'has 'lately been Wilfully an tl inalicionSly set on fi re four times, in. about a f ort. lOght .On the night of. the :28th of ,Decetubeg laSt,' his stables Avert : set on fire, and five WV ° bdirut. On the Saturday evening following, b e ' tween 6 ant! 7 o'clock, the 4tli inst. his bade! 'love's were discove red ! to be on fire. Ott the night of the 6th inst k the pea stack' was discover,. • eel to be on fire, and Which was entirely caw' 'dulled before ssiistanee could be proetwed.• the morning of the llth inst. a little before sever' O'clock, when all the family were in,bed, exeePc tha female servant, who was kindling a fire: some men who were p. sing the house alarrne" her by telling her the thatch which covers the bodise tins 01 fire. The faritily were alartifetfand got'up,' and by the great exertion/ of.a number of *moos, and plentiful supply of water, the tames welf,stopped in their progees* Two men who bat! been employed to watch 1 11 a. premises, had sat- ii ii'tl4 previous night, and bac' instbefore the ,premises ruche discovered to be ' l3 tire gone ofr their ' duty, considering every thing perfectly secure at that time, of the morning.' Btsuor,kelonging to Bow-street °ace, has bee" thd're, to endeavour . to discOier the incendiarir e o but we lament to say without success, and whole remains a mystery, as Mr; C o ust4ollo'''' has not the least suspi c i on . bf, any person w" could dO, or be concerned in such diabolical at" tacks upon his property. • Fritlay, an Inquest was taken before J. Sill' sroxs, Esq. at Clitf c , on t h e b o d y o f a gent dressed.' man, who'' was found. drowned an .shore of the I:llatnes, near ClitTe. lie was w' r " e about the body . with,blue ink or'gtinpo‘ .l vder' o' one sire of his bre,ast with a star, on the otber.,_ cross the figures 1786 were a l so . appar ent. • 1% evideoce could be b roug h t to prove who ,' or ‘vitat means he assts droirned. The furls therefore, d e li vere d a V er di ct 9f -,- ``F °l3l ' ' ,Proned." METEOROLOGICAL JOURNI'L AL. 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Wig44l, Of the E 44-I "` ll t r e. panl's lerr!c4 to Miss Shreae, tate ni the BM* Theu. -'"" • ,eti# LONtiON z Printed by J. 11, CA 1 No. 7. "L i i "„l 'in;Winet; and toti,tislie4 liy W. A. St.:llll4'S , , It like SIIPIAIcVitg. N. 112, `titrattil : Where AdC`l'i.4„ &Witt, Osiers, Latent (iNnitintnl).,&z. suit be ildirels. On Tuesday Ist, at his home at Lang Ashton, mete shire, John i'ibiter Wean., Ei 1. tta ar 0.1 the 14th lust. nett Vinelreicnnes, Captain H of the Royal ,)-. ? - ; - At3. - (l.ty morn lig, in the inth oche of 1:15 S g e ' Nrw lioswell-caort l Lincoln'. Inn.