The Sun. — London, England, 1819-03-29 00:00:00

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P1CT17.4 LL W-OF.I , ICIe, March 9.6, 1 • HE C OMMISSIONERSAr .VICIVALLING Ills AIA.IESTY'Ss N ‘ IFY do hereby give Yotice, 1401 on Tuesday, the 13th of April net, they will be ready t ° receive Tenders i,e - writing (sealed up), from suck P 6 ." 4 °os as will undertaie to perform, in a proper and workman -44e m ""ere all the PAVING necessary to be dune from time re tim e c n the WHARF, or other Parrs of Ids 1 1 fizir 3 V 8 'eua lling Yard at ,Dept ford, and to furnish such New Stone 68 "toy be required for that purpose, during the 'pace of _ g 2' '''efee'Colsn,Larillonths certain, and further, until Three 3 fo n th s ' learnin shad be given _Or' the Te , rminatinn the tj utract, the Conditions of which may be seen by applying 11-Ws, the Inspector of 'Furies on the Victualling 4 ` r em%ses at that place. And further 4. ' 0 Supple', and Live, 1)own, a String of CAST IRON with COCKS, r ‘ 6 . 1 . oft I he:said g7earf, cot fornrculy •ti the printed Specifieettli;its,ioliich may be had, and to the and Conditions of tbletract, 'which may be seen at the of the Inspector of Frorki beforententioned, where erne V . Ground may also be viewed by the parties ten `-"Conditions o f t he Contracts May also be srex at7the eretarN's Olive, at this Vice. I. 4\° rcW'ard lhe had to a n y Tender in Which the Price : 411 'lot be l userte d in 'Petrels. at • length, or that shall Ut be lellieered to the Dbaid before One o'Cloa on the said : rBd .afl, the 13th of April ;texts nor unliss the Person:who Ptrsuu on his behalf, -attends, to answer IC4eO called for. Tender miett'al.sO'be abcompanied by a Letter signed ": 0 7,•esponsible Persons, engaging to becon'c hound ar tY tendediug,ithe' due the Penal Sum of 500!. for theue f P- r ~e rff'l4nian. " of the former, and 100/. for the latter Con- XTOTR:F. is lier..hy•given. 'hat the TION AVILA., OPEN on MONDAY, the 3d of MAY NEXT. 'the Artists are desired to send their several I'Elt- FOItMANCES, prcperly fruited, with their Descriptions, and the Names of the Portraits, for insertion - in the Cata kgne, on NIONDAY the sth, Or by Six o'clock on TUI6S DAY, the Gth of April, after which time none will be re ceived. • . This Day were published, , i. priee . . FACTS., : pr ivv 01 the 'fl EATNIE.NT 'of NAPOLEON IWONAPARTE in' -ST. :HELENA.; being. the Rey:mita minute Inquiries anfl personal Research in that Island. , . c Oit' as e ll ic P").' WITT' THEM fi* VIEWS: Printed ter WILLIAM STOCKDALE, IS!, Piccadilly No Artist is to send more than Eight Pictures, nor more than Eight DraWings, no Miniature can be allowed a place unless in a Frame of Moderate Dimensions, nor can any COPY be admitted. we' 4 In a few Days will be published, A DEFENCE .of the f!NQUI-ItY into CHA RITABLE ABUSES, with an Exposure. of the Mis representations contained in theQiiarteriv Review. - Printed for Longman, Hu r st, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. The Royal Acadt my will take all possible care of Work%, entrust t•+ them, but cannot hold themselves responsible in cases of Accident. HENRY 1 - 10WAREi, R.A. Secretary. SSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new and !;11pen,d; SAUCE for FISH, equal in strength to Essence of Anchovies, but far excelling' it in flavour, and has the ad vantage of not turning rancid. The immense demand for it is a convincing proof of the estimation it is held' in by those who have tried it. The Proprietors flatter themselves, that wherever it is once used, it will obtat;''; tt, lite-eminence over all other Sauces fur Made Ise. C. Dinniore and Son; and sold by T. Powell and Son 111, Corner of Hatton-garden. The Public are respectfully requested to observe, that each bottle has the signature of C. IThamore and Sot) ; none • other is ge nuine ; this caution is necessary, as there is, a spurions arti cle now on sale. . . This Day were published, in Sen. price 9s. boards, _ETTERS from the CONTINENT, durim! 11,-A the Months ,of October, November, and December, tets: including a Visit to Aix-la4'hapelle, and the Left Bank of the Rhine. By the itlev. JAMES tiII,MCIT tiBMSBY, A.M. Chaplain () his Excellency the Lore=Lieutenant orlrdand, 6P" and !lector of Costlecomcr. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. This Pay were published, In Two Volumes, 12mo: with. Pities by Lowry, the Sth Edi tion, revised and enlarged, price 14s. hoards, of CONVERSATIONS on CHEMISTRY. In which the Elements of that Science are familiarly ex plained and illustrated by Experiments. " This Work may be strongly recommended to young stu dents of both srxes. Thr perspicuity of the style, the regu lar disposition of the subject, the judicious selection of il lustrative expt riruents, and t he elegance of the plates, are so well adapted to the capacity of beginners, and especially of those who do not wish todive deep into the science, that a more appropriate pUblication can hardly he desired."—Brit. Crit. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. . be CI 35 (b e ,g(ff L . 1 0 o 7 4 : .11Ce 1116 lint; Spoedilv will he published, by the sante 'Author, CONVF,RSATIONS on NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, in wlikh the Elements of that Science are familiarly explained, and adapted to the Comprehension of Young Pupils.—lllus trated with Plates by Lowry. ,Cs• 1 .1j 5 at lent or l er. ow" Id E l 01; 50 1,1115 '4Ol yrt t o s tag. tor I)ick a nd I tA I, At. Lltt' fl)' A l. lei r I tt) a )be ' t he . the c 'et" of leis wit oke . • • ,•-• SC FIEI)ULE . OF Tilt. PRIZE S . . 5 ._ 0 rallied at L. 7.• On First Grand Priie • 3,750 ,0 I Second Grand Prize - 9:19 IU r r , . 4a ~iird Grand Prize. 6,1W0. 0 , k attital Prizes 10,710 p .C, Ditt o ' .• .171 14 0 71 8 0 5 700 .O 141)(1 Ditto : .. .. ... ''''''' ic,Oho hitt,: • ' '''''' .... each L 15 14 • 0 .' 6:0 , 18 0 151 4 0 2,520 . : 0 c 5 4 : 0 5,0278 9! ) D:',").. ....... : ........ _ _ 12 rs 35 0 1 ) •! 0 • • .................. 1! .`,: • 2,940 '0 1,000 1.:_%!0 p r i nt s. . •... 6 8 . 6 " o u 6,309. 0 I AMO tj' a ts . -. ........... 21 000 a .1,1,466 6 : 4 4) .. . ............. .. .. 39,4. 5 7 4 44 0 ^ 16 . 5 0 1 G r ° ...._ 1 1 dnd Capital Prize . 3,00 ' 0 ' 'Ast Grand Capital Pr.ze tig 7 '\,, ~ 6 t) p . ... : rizes, A. PERFECTLY NOVe;r:'li.m4THotEall;;EL. t v 152,225 12 it4) Orl . e half :-"Motirir) i.s.ite:iltibilei :rak;:rtshaereDrpar%%i•niZisils'ollalarcrka;)garntd.i,t_it'p'e,.kaetniroh.'esier, `" tli• 1 1 1 . 4, t be all Prizes and the other colour a i l i l T l i i e l i„et k is It iVe ;tut B,talieilliallirelilga:Cr of ' a Red Ticket and a Blac • V' e, l k . 1./1181-JAL L'S C7EII ATE pre vr tit . s a. 71 Cl-111.- . i „se trouldesome and painful vis i ta n ts ...55(.,,,, LA \. t he [l`,S, w hethe t in a bro k en or inibrolien s t al.e . t__ l :_" . add lvti tn e b ",ing and Inflammation on the .first appllt" ,, l .: 1 e • ere. 11.1 1 rd I'4o heals in a much shorter time than can 1 ‘%,,,h"t by experience. bl,anils, Uhetated Legs, limns, Scallls. iti g . , ', of every ►denomination :ind of howeVer il l r o u t i t s g " sla a n i g are effectually cnreil.hy ills Create. Copy of a I.• tier. " Madam, 18 1804. " llii:mingliam, June' , „,,, - al!':fjery singular and important Cur . t. Performed hr i s LI : ' s Universal aerate demands' pull - lieity ; S. "..I,:i;(;',N„' 4 1 , t h . a(l a Tan of the, name of Harris worliingswet" •"-."'. star 1t .''-19 tb•en afilieteil liViir fifteen years with a most shock st, t i'llanled and had leg, ins , Jittuth as to he almost in. 'A 1 / 4.. ..t i of putrefactim); he had been in tilt London I-1.,51"r1/' ,t;tl-I,lse salt wate; and under SurFrons ofthis place, f" s"4:“ l'hte,,,irsit, when right boxes of Marshall's Univers - al (_ . • ei- , the p rn e ).4)"ght of le, ci.n.rplel..elv eilrt d hiin. I shaltiltitt • 1151,id "Pelor is promoting the j:ause of hictitatiity hv intl)- 1) 111 4 teittliitrtaaes:d-1!7(1. evcrY °PP("l'unitv of towing it Cill"" 13411 -street, liii.n.il4ll:llrnoi.bedietit humble servant, Sold wi ► i E. PIERCY, ilankseller." • Xl, s. M. . I.".('‘lle qnd Petal! by v. Edwards, Sole Agent to 1,„.„,i,, " I "l, 66, nn the Foot \‘'''• St. Paul' s Cltreit-l'a , illettra4l,l_"it,i4.iteleYifisi:Plositesto the g;:1),-;-:il.Ell'i iiii . ice ‘to the Ca-. id• alldoo per Box. Wli • • , • spiisitur ~,, pi,. .tisu swiv l-e proewed. 1, t ,, t ,;:;r1y in .strltirSvv.l.il:lE. Nl: zi ' ' . .\ . . : I JS( 01 ; i' UTIC DROPS, a .It'i' • 1-I 's' . • ( • .i't, hilelia.m,m, Eruptive. and if.ttro rt',Lonil•,,,i .. }"'l'.red at the i,ispetisary. 15. Sub" 14,4 _tz la , vs c in t iii,ss. ctiill .n—tva.ti d 11.25: Duty included' %i44:1, "- . r 1- . \\?\ .w. 1 .." ) [C' C. tile i i' 'p . 1, 1,11 • ; 4 NLXT 1131-WAY. WTAT WHEEL ! -ALL IN_ ON DAY! I 20,000 Z;000 1,000 • Tl,l {.' ~, •TOM =PIC UR KINS'S TE LOTT ER Y . I, ' kl('-‘l, Price L.p ..,9!. each, are now (n) Sale at No. 54, 4 , 11 "4 .0 reef, where the - Prises are, exhibiting' Gratis; , 3 0 ti • Y Inaik — k N ) 53 New Bond-street; Longman anti e o , 1 " ,' `. ' ' ' t -'' • • d ••• Hurst r„; tate r/luster-row i Caff,gil. and liavielt, 'strati , , p t : 'l '' st 'l , , and Co. 941: Cl►'earliil4 ! ; '1). Coloashi , and Co. t t '' Pqr- ,, treet ' and at the Lottery Otlices; principal Book 11„.;',.'"'s and Printsellers, where Prospectus limy be had, of 1 1 ) 1 :1 % iNiS•r.i 1 1 1 C) USE [ 4 o'r - iii:AY. of the i l 't4 . 'o - i,'".-TSH G'..l - I.I.ERY of' NC 1 1 &c. co i m 0 , s ri_s . ing 1 4 g , : , ( h. -: . , :, ,i : , : ss ' t : ;, , ,t t o 'et: ;tottery. \ e ,t t t e r t y I . 52 4251. 11 , , . ( a , , to be decid by t n. i Ja i ..Aw , .. , . - . 4t of hiilily- fi nisliedPaititinrs from li,":1t v aluilii ` .% , . c .. uns' : : i f th e - Illd M:l , ters, in the collec -141, ~ f %,,,,,w.,... and ~ . i tr , , ) e ern ,;: e i . et, and Getit.enicn , a Set of Paintings Faith ti t 3 Pit te , eating - the Marquess . of S . ts• S tafford's, splendid Gal -1 ''' of,T; "txquisite Oil pai,,, i ng,s, ht Hami lton, i)lu7trlt tll'is f t ', '`'''srui's SrAious; Beautiful Water Colour Pai nt - 'eh tt . "'t he old Master • ; scut; al Thousand Impressions of 4 .1.1 4 i', ( ''',.'s ft usti the ' old s Mastet's; exquisitely coloured ; the S , , 4 ,,,,,,,1'ek. Pt int. and Proofs; the Lease of the Premises, ,Aiii, - ii.;°h‘d st:eet' ' where the above Pictures are now ex 'lle' d l ci - , :r u 1. , 4 ,. t .' 5 . 13 .e ' . ' Lke. .1: he whole ' forming_ .a complete • teo• the Arts. ?t , 'A ALL 3 of. • ALL sof . ALL 3 of . ALL 4 of . ALL' 4 of . ALL 15 of ALA MUST BE. DRAWN r SATURDAY, AVRIE'II, w I TEl‘; THE LOTTERY FNIKAES. ta}: l ,4llt.. qt tv I:,idratvn TICKET'; anti SHARES are now on erY Lo!ti•ry Wilco in Lyndon aoci'ttie Country. ' UNCOMMON, GOOD - TRAVELLING, from the SARA CEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL. To YORK, LEEDS EDINBURGH, and all PARTS of the NORTH. Four Inside Coaches, the WeSt Horses, and keep excellent Ti me,. - ' lisr W. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW -HILL, LONDON. THE following .POST-COACHES, MAIL COACHES, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-1 - 1111.— . . The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coat h, only one Night !. , n the Road, carrying /four Insides and Four Outsides, sets out every Day at One o'clock, arrives at LiverpOol next .11ternoan at Six .o'clock, through Donstable, Woburn, • Latlihnry, Northampton, Welford, Lutterwortli, Hinckley, Atherstone, Lichfield, hugely, Stone, Newcastle, Knutsford, IVarrington anti Present. SOUTHAMPTON, Lymington, Winchester, and Basing stoke. New tour Inside. Coach at half-past Seven o'clock in the Morning, arrives at the Dolphin Inn. •Sii . nthatupton, lay Five o'clock.--This is a most delightful Conveyance to the Isle of Wight, jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloes,- Havre de Grace, Clierhurgh, &c. • • - sufnEwsltrity, Wellington, and Shiffnal, Post-Coach, Eveuiog at Five o'clock.—Guarded. . ' ' . . , .. ' WEYMOUTH,Dorehester; Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basins stoke,' new Post Coach, every Afternoon. The , Weymouth Pac‘eti - to-Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma ' ioe's, &c. • EXETER, Plymouth, Wevmooth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth. and Salisbury, New POst Coach, every Morning % .af Seven o'clock,- through Honiton,-. Axminster, Bridport, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. ' • BOSTON, spat/line:, Peter horong4 Stilton, and Hunting don,. Royal Mail ('arch, sets out every Evening to Spilsby, . Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip penhain, Caine, and 'Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London- Tayern,Thomas-street, and the Swann, Bristol, next-Morn in,.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Tauuton, Eteter, Ply mouth, &c. . LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingharn, sets out ovety Mornitrg, - , at Eight'o'Clork ; carries Four Insides only, audgoes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes thYougb Stamford, Newark, het for ci, Doncaster, and Ferry, bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, , next morning: Not withstanding the uncommon 'Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to he the most agreeable and complete Public Con. • ve.yance.on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommoda- ' tion by any other. GLikSGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries- Brosintrill. Thornhill, Sariquhar-Kiln, Cannock,' Kingswell, ' and ell Parts of Scotland, a Post, Coach ,(daily). . YORX, Searborongh, Whitby, Shields, 'Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh, New Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughotit; ; sets out every Morning by way or Newark, Ret ford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Mut petit, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the 'length of •the journey, may rest what time they p , case, and : then proceed on without any additional Fare. - MARLBOROUGH, swindon., Ramsbory. Hungerford, and N'ev,inifyPo4 c,;aCh, at Seven, Morning. . Bltl-IIGE,NORTH Lk Wal sal New Post Coach, ever y evening. cAIq.a,LE, Penrith, and, Whitehaven, Four Inside NA- Coach, anti a Guard all the way, passes through Brough, Appleby; Greatabtidge, Richmond, Catterick, Roroughbridge. Wetberity, 41hevitird, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out - every Morning,' and performs the journey with the greatest facility. issetigers• detained on the Road by business - oh ' pleasnre; nave the.peculiar advantage of their Seats-being se sured iu the next. Coach. KENLIAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, , Cliiiilo-, (Viiiskirk, and Garstang' i'ost Coaches, every After . . noon at Five o'cloCk.—Guarded. _ noon, ; at W:trrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch ; field, Post Coach,' called The Defiance, every Evening at Five o'clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver ; nool,-Guarded throughynt. 'WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at Half-past 6. cuEsTbll, Newport, Whit-church, Tarporley,-Nantwich, Northwicl4 and Middlewich Post-Coach, every Evening, 'at Five o'clock. . SUNDERLAND,- Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every N 1 ornirt;,to the George Inn, Sunderland. • MANCHESTER, Winslow, Cong,ieton, Newcastle, Walsall Lod Wolverhamptori ; Post-Coac, every Afternoon.' Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Ruch iiigharn, every Morning. ' BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every ' Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham ,next day at Noon.— Passes by Daventrv, Southatn, Leamington, Warwick, •New -1 castle, Lawton, and Congleten, to the Saracen's Head, Bull , street, Birmnigham. .. . HULL, Northca%e, Howden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, every Morning at half-past Six, .to the Cross Keys, . • Mark'et•plage, Huil. . . Dt )V ER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate,-Canterbory, • Fevershani, Chatit,tes, Rochester, and Stroud, New Post- Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, Hoddesdun, and "Chesbunt Coacis, e .r e u Montillal. TOTTF.NLlAM'and.'Ednionton Coach (daily), at Eleven, MU-Past Two, Five, and Eight o'CloCk. , • R. CLAY's Original Wagg,uns and Colohes, to Ntwbury, `• , tviinlon, Aldb,torti, Wootton-Basset, Lanshourn. Hunger - - ford, Chilton, -Reading, and all Places adjacent, daily. WAGGONS. . . To HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Stambore,Three _ Tunics a Week. - , 'MSS, Beecles - , Bungay, Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk, every Moodily, CIRENCEF.R . , Abingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Glou cester, Three Times a Week. SOUTHAMPTON, 11'4=1n:sta., Itunisey, Lyndhurst, Ly tmngton, Christchurch, 10110%120d, Fording bridge, Wimborn, Poole, Islc of Wight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons (Daily). SUNBURY; 'Hampton, and Twickenham, Twice a Weeii. GREENWICH anti Woolwich, every Day. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton, ever y Day. - B. W.'MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint th e i r Friends and the Public,,that they will tot , be act.ainntahlt.. for any Parcels. Passenen's Luggage, ...Wr itings, Plate, 6 4c . f or more than Five Pouti s ds Value ' if stolen, Icst, of damaged, un - less'entered as such, and thelnsorauce-paid for. a'ccurtlinly,' , at the Saz itCeLl'il. Head lan, s p o w...bill, Leadon. viZ. :- • rro COUNTERACT tie many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a spurious, composition instead of the Genuine BlaCking, prepared •by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new label, in whii.h their address, 97, fliA Holborn, is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an attention to this, and the diffri eller •the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, made and s:old Wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and retailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, 13ookellers, IrmimoUgers, Per fumers, Boot-makers, &c. • in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at 6d. Is. and Is. 6d. tacit. THE ARMY. GENERAL COURT MARTIAL. Horse Guards, March 25. LII:UT,-COL. HA a General Count Mar tial, held at Whitehall, on the INt of February, 18,19, and continued by atjournments,• to the 13th of the same month, Brevet Lie►►t.-Colonel PHILIP HAY, Major in the I Sth HOSSatS, was atraigued upon •the ondermentioned, charges, Ist. ‘.‘ For fraudulently . misapplying several sums of money received by him, Lieut.:Col. Hay, for regimental purposes, that is to say, part of the produce of a certaia remittance of 4001. made by Paymaster Deane, and of three several drafts or hills of exchange for 2001. each, drawn .by ttittr Lieut.-Col. Hay, on Messrs. Greenwood, Cox, \ and C 4. agents for the said regiment, on.acconnt of necessaries furnished to the said regiment, and charged to the account of Paymaster Deane, while. he, L;ent.Col. Hay, commanded the de pat \ of -the said regiment at Brightheimitone, in the months of Februaty, March, April, and May, 1814. 211. 4 " For frandidently misapplying a certain ' other sum of 7541. IBs. 1111. or some pail Alert of, being the produce of one draft or•hill of ex change, dated on or abont.the 18th of January, IEIS, drawn by. Paymaster Deane, .on Captain Jones, at Messrs. Greenwood, Cox, ,and Co. and entrusted. to Lienc.-Col. Hay, for the payment of other clothing and necessaries. furnished to the said regiment, at Chichester, in or about, the month of January, 1.815. • s • 3d. For conduct - onbecorning the character of an Officer and a Gentleman, io having drawn and obtained Bills on Messrs. Gre.enwood-, Cox,, and Agents of the said regiment,. and on . Captain Jones, and in • having reczived several satn of money in the years 1814. and 1.815., to he applied ; in payment for regimental.necessaries, and ,cloth ing furnished to the said regiment, and 'not duly s appropriating the same, and in refusing, or ne glecting, to 'account for the same bills and stuns of money, and slareting debts doe.for spo neces. stad and clothing an cl9thing to Messrs. C. a n d J: Plater, London, .and - to Messrs. Ridge, (.',lliehester, to remain tinpaid on the 10th of June, 1818, to Flit: hiutlraiice and prejudice of the service, and a the s a id regiment." . . Upon which Charges the. Court came to the tot owing " 7 he Court having investigated the several charges preferred against Lieutenant-C,lnnelklair, and having had under their consideration the evi dence offend in this case, as well Soppott of the prosecution, as on behalf of the prisoner,' Lit menant-Coronel Hay, they do, upon. the first, and second Charges, most fully, and most ho nourably, acquit tritn.. " And-upon th%third Charge, they do also most honourably acq u it 'file Pi ince Itegen; i$ 'Aram!, in tilt: name and on the behalf of 'Nrl+Stv,-to atipr , Ae and ,ou liqu_the,fintling and s, ntence of the Court but,. although the Court appeal, by the evidence 'upon Abe face - ot the proceedings, to have neen jusi. fied in . their full and honourable Is; tptittal vet Lieutenant-C(110ml flay, as . 10 tratitioltot misapplication - charged:upop him of loony 'which came 10 his bands, yet it /lOC'S appep. o his Royal Highness, tirat this Officer has heen wanytig itt the accuracy and regular,ty which weittl,J have been essenti a l to prevent the contusion that , has, in many instai,.'es, pervaded the peconiaty con cerns ot.-the 7N•giment dtaing the time he com manded the depot. This contusion and irregularity, aq well oas•the discredit attaching to the regii»ents trom -the non-payment of demands for equipments and tie-. cessaries, appears tu his Royal Highness to have proceeded from the extraordinary niol most tionsihid system prevailing in "be 18th . Hossays,' of suit litig Lance S , rjeant Patrirk, thtrinastertailor, to be the responsible person for jnociaing and d4buesing.the •payment for the eqoipmetits pro vided by stoppaees from the men, in direr: con tradiction t o , a nd disobedience of, his .I.ltlajp ,, y!s regulations on this subject; and his Royal High ness consiers the Commanding Officer, who has taken upon himself to hermit this- system, and to invest this mastex, tailor vrith such a potter, as necessarity responsiblii for all the inconvenience which iu this case has resulted to the 18th Hits. - sars, and most always result from such onwar. rantahle and misplaced conti.enre; this responsi bility would appear to rest upon Lieutenant- Colonel Murray, in.a peculiar degree, by the ex. iraordimiry proceeding of reinstating Ibis person irt the same situation of master railot , after he bad taken the benefit of the li.solvent• Act, in order to get quit of debts contracted by hint curing the time he had previously - occupied. the same situa tion in the regiment. -' The Prince Regent considers such inaitentinti and negligence in a C..mmanding Officer he highly reprehensible, and /kir reirig oi his marked disapprobation . , which his Royal Highness has been accordingly pleased to command z.hall he communicated to Leutenant-Colonel Murray. The Commander-in-Chief directs. that t he fore going chiirges preferied against Lieu:.-Colunei Pullin Hay, of the 18. h Hussars, together wi:k ihe finding of the Court, aud.ihe Prince Iti.tgent's pleasure thereon, • shall be entered in the tient rat Order Book, and read at the head of every regi• , meta in his Majesty:, service.. By comniati.il of his Royal Highness the Coin. inauder-in-Chief.. lI.IItItY CA LVEILT, Adj.-Geti. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War- Offic., - -4111;•ch 26. sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Wm.'Harcourt,Esq. Page of Honour to her •late Majesty.the Queen, to he Cornet, without purchase. Reiziment of Light Dragoons—Lieut. T. W. Harril , ton •to be Captain of a rroop, without purchase, vice Carter, deceased. 9th Ditto--. Lieut. IL Ferguson, from the halt pay of the Stlt Light Dragoons, to ire Laeutenant, vice G. Boss, who ex= Changes, receiving the difference. 15th Ditto—Lient. A. M. Bayar4, from the half•pav of Ow 23d Light..Dragnoos, - :t he Lieutenant, vice C. Fallon, who • exchanges, receiving the 41ifference. , 22d-Divo-;,—Cap a n I. F. Paterson to be Major,•by purchase'', vice Broome, retires. Ist Regiment of Foot—Captain .T. Cowell, from the half•pay of the IG.giment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Wil liam Clatlie, wlio exchanees. • . _ . 3d Ditto—Fre.:ign G. it Carrnac, frorn•the half-pay of the S3l Foot, to be Eusign, 'vice E.,llenny who - exchangts, re ceiving- the difference. 27th Ditto—Lieut. J. 'Everett, 'from the 67th Eitit, to be Lieuttfnant, vice Beautoy, who exchanges; E. R. Itund'e, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cooper, who retil cs. 33d Ditto—Lieut. Lord S. Kerr, from half-pay of the 8: - itit Foot, to be - Lieutenant, vice T. Stopford, who ex - Or-loges, receiving the difference; Ensign H. W. Loi yens, from tho 45th Foot, to he. Ensign, vice Maeintire, who e ‘ xclianges. 35th 'Ditto—E. Wilmot; Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase; vice. Dewson; promoted. 39th Ditii,--Lieut. 11. Cahlec,,tt, from,the half-pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice W. Wheatley, a•ho es• 'cliabge, receiving the dilterence. 45th - .Ditto—Ensign .1. Macintire, from the 33(1 Foot', to be Ensign, vice Lutyens, who excloges. • 53d Ditio-L-Assistailt-Surg•eoti W. Pollock, M.D., to be ,Suer gem., vicePapps, decci.se4l. 54thilitto—Brevet Lieut. Colonel L. Walker, from the 71st Foot, to be r j Niao„ vice Watson,who ex.:ham:es. _ . !7th Ditto—Lieutenant 13. Beaufiy, from the 27th F oo t, t o b Lieutenant, 'vice Everett, who' exchanges. 71st Ditto—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel .1. L. Watsoi, froth the 54t1h Foot. to be Major, vice Walher, who exchanges.. 77th Ditto—Captain It. Place to be Major, by purchase, vice ‘Vesicott.' wh. retires ; Lieutenant tit. John. tl. Cies kelt, be Captain of a CoMpany, by ptirchaSt , , rice Face; Ensign J. D. Harris to be .Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Clerle.; H. Hamilton, Gent. to be I, , :tisign, hypurcbase, vice Harris. 78th Ditto—Captain J. P. Lardy, from the half pay at the late-Regiment of Mettion, to be Captain of a Company, vice C. Robertson, who exchanges, recetving the difft.rence. 95th Ditto—Lieutenant J. Pratt to 4 Cfptain of a Company, by purchase, vice Tovey, promOted.. Roya) Stair Corps—Ensign F. H. Robe, from btrlf-pay of tho regiment, to be Ensign, vice J. ;%lilliken, who exchanges. MR. HAZLITT'S 'NEW LEbTURgS . . This Day were L published, in Octavo, price, Ins.ed. in hoards, ECTURES on the COMIC WRITERS and GENITTR of GREAT BRITAIN, delivered at the Surrey Institution. . , By WILLIAM HAZLITT. London: Printed for Taylor and - I-Lssey. 93, Fleet-street. Of whom ma y hr had, by the same t . Nuthor, . Lectur es on th e E.' fish Piwts, deliverid at,the Surrey In stitution. Second Edition, los. 6d. hoards. . Characters of Shakspeare's Plays. Second Edition, lOs.tid. boa:cis. EXECUTIONS. Hannah Rocking, •.not more Than Sixteen year. of age., .wNs executed at Derby on ;Mondry last, .for poisoning a yonng woman of the name of Grant , , whose situation she wished to oct ups". At goon, on Monday, Mary Woodnign, agetl 30, was executed in front of the Devon Coun!y Gaol, for the. trittriler:of her husband, pursuant to her seureiwg on. Ft iclny;. Her conduct after condem nation was marked by the same. obduracy and , impenitence as she •exliThiterl at her trial. Ott approaching, the. rop site appeared greatly agitat ed, but - quickly resumed=-her former daring spirit, and ascended the platform with a firm step. flee eyes Were. earnestly directed: towards d ie 4) , i m , n , to take her last look. at Smallacombe (the fellow with whom she bad cohabited. .and woo was un der confinement there, for issuing base coin), but irt•ans,had been taken for preventing Iris up_ bearing to her v iew,. B , 4l ilappuintnietit which she teemed to feel severely.,