The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-13 00:00:00

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April 13, their biLiZ n.e•laed the Second, Mr. Kean ; Johnof Gaunt, Duke lingbrster, Mr. Pope ; Duke of York, Mr. Holialull li ICorthice,, Mr. Ellistnn Duke'of Norfolk, Mr-Rae ; Earl of . }: arl Je . ne i • land, Mr. Powell ; Harry Per Mr. Barnard_r,r,,,: rit?gtourri .411neerle, Mr. I Vallack ; Earl of Saltsb.ur3lN.t; kis s po:altelic Queen, Mrs. Bartley i .Blanche (with a Song), p4s,pfti- which (19th time), a . new Farce, called , Th e p i IEN O'CLOCK ! AND 'A RAIN 1 . NIG , "_I • . L. ,Ir. N.'"ll'acters by Mr. Gattie, Mr. Penley, Mr. 1' allat .l o v, _•itindett, M. Bannister, Mr. Knight,.Mrs. Edwin, Mrs. c, and Mrs. Sscott. ..,uorrow, The Unk vn Guest ; w ith Jean de Paris. II ON --..---------------- - ----- rt,tic THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN'f-G,ARDEN. 4'48 P.E.SENT EVENING, Am'''. 13, will he performed the Trao . eily of . ' I The 134 VENI CE ' PRESERVED. "al4r tile. e of Venice, Mr, Cresswell; 13 lvidera, Miss (J'Neit'l. Conway ; Pierre, Mr. Young ; e Priuli, Mr. Egerton 1 T ti . . 7 . ra ‘ll4ch will be added (14th time), anew Grand Mel°4) ZEM 17,-, inatic Romance, called I ) a ' zaide At.altilli..4(;,lA(:lloe 81111,411)1: i‘NfEr.ll,t i A t . y li ; Lß AND FIIS WIF_E_;. „trot;f.'' Meraa (the et maker}, tt_maker'S ~iled to 'rife), Mrs. Gibbs. wilh The Sleep .Mr S . e l l . i ,n n i l e ( r t y li ; e A l g m a Xi Zelim) Miss S. Routh ; Ebra (the Ne To. n , ZetabliWr°w3 John of Paris; a. Walker, and • o * tac o se uen.e` of the • t and unprecedented demand for Pac"ts,(lthe I3ox- keepergreat strespe p ctfolly requests tl t iat r. tl,l(he Ladies and During him with their ' (14"lnds, will be sr'lici the I°n nurnher, to prevent ditso allwiiitment • d Pf CI. ". ti • Theatre; an c_on usion in IL observe tl be kept after Half vast se.!elllat Places cannot possibly )10 ' and alto ESTMIN YAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S), W— ild. .. STER-BRIDGt. -r the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince Regent and Duke of York. PriiiS present Thursday 13th, Friday 14th, ap . ( e l ttio; Staturday 15th April, HO RSEMANSI-J,IP byd tTrro.. eb Lii , r a_ ~!ti Equestrians. —An einirely New .. Splendi S eNten tii,pCe i 1,5, tittestrian Pantomime, with extraordinary and THE e%.v. ,li!tforrns and Nouvelle Preparations, called 11E•ill'!!!•Arfl, AND RESTORATION OF THE IlliTil o il. LI) RACER ; or, Harlequin on Horseback. Ft:it ._ theLi;" celebrated Ballad, in which the interesting Stagcs ..t T 44 , it , c ! rbf, that ttuly valuable animal, the Horse, were kith l k i le ,... l . l%celingand propriety pourtrayed by the,lamcntlen the kioursise.l,4,)(!, d British Lyric, Mr. Charles Dihdin, s . en. xr4% . *..i,.?. ° I, twtnty-ope interesting Scenes will he introduc l e d da fiefs,ll.r.se Race and a real Fox Chace.—" un id . ,' by Mr.lierrini.c.--:•Equestrian E7;ereises by MissSa N,i t :v._ fourth appearauce at this Theatre.—To- conclude Such a Beauty . I.lll'l IJt‘,l‘,,'".-cl.)tch, brania, called SIGISNIORHN,If.ik;a's't ‘at . ' `"1z1. LHIEFTAIN—Sreond Price at d '.....................11 ...._ ATES-------------"--.............- SII.S. LINCFORDS respectfully inform kiN tht::,elCii :t b e ili ß tY esi a d l e ' d nce ttie i Pullie, they_ ' r'e II'EMCnE pp 1 t e d et, 'to No. 4.3, Vau. ( ?"(-IRISLACE, ItliSSEZI,t,i - el li s E r where they con-" xit. tpcs4l?"t"rni R.II4I(;AL CU RES tj u A n II ' ERNIA that ad sr. ii,msgtretaineil in their situation by a Truss, so as in a *,, s. :4.' ry u lb o reader the Wearing of that In.trumeat unne .__%Tei. I TV.," - - ' • Re.' irtenc'es t-,:,z, "'call, be tn übscr:-e, thcy ears Rive *f their mo...suirge,ons of eminence for the success sad safety tr,,,,r, of , ,uteto,f rreatnient. IN; tilt tl .e . attendance at borne from nine o'clock in the morn " rin the afternoon. ----_____. Vt th , Zt4 HIIEE THIRTY THOUSAND" POUND PRIZES orYP.T in the WHEEL, and way be Drawn early in the Pitf!li9g, NEX.T SATURDAY, APRIL 15, when . TH . REF , PrIN (10114 ill receive THREE THOUSAND GUIN.LAS , 13i Sii, the Contractor thanks the Public 1.04 6 for 'their distinguished Favours in this very popular ib 41`, kv:;lacquaintS then that On the First Day of Draw till.,hicti wii:s )ast Wednesday, two of the Five Prizes en !C..:ctu.atso One Thousand Guineas eath, in Gold, w . ere drawn: MI „,',.1 1 ,( 1 by Hilu,,and the other by another'Othce-Keeper, ! ,iteed°i7C"," n ISH (at the Contractor fur the Lottery) paid ,ri 4 II: the Th otisaand Guineas in Gold. In gat NkEliS SHARES, warranted 1 111(11 - awn, are Sell- % 0.4, COORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, London. 'rt h t , WONDERFUL RICH WHEE L . • 1---"-c' PRIZE S of, THIRTY 'f HOUS..LND- POUNDS, .4 11 t , (111 REE THOUSAND MORE GUINEAS,. ttlitci 4 gained NEXT SATPRDAY.—Drawing begins ai b -' Mite otioCli is the Morning. following StA.LE for AtlVenturel•s is siisb h Illit„tt,11 tly the P bile's devoted Servant; T. BISH, NY-tlrri 't ‘-,ORNIIIP La 1 9 CHARING-CROSS. kipl'ree Tleitete On. ' a a n( %in .......... k90,000 144 y O WO T icket§ '?' may m Y ' gain. 60,0015 , .'l5 Tieli,r ' )" 11 Ilir" i i, i You may.gain, ............. li.,Y fu.,l4`la,s es, you tntty gain 45;000 .05,1. -.4.4ve5, you may gain. 30,000 Itty.i.‘n!' Half y i , l .7. '' .. 7 15,000 ky (~,, (4,,,,,teresis 'you may gain. ...... : IluY T‘ree %tart ."'" Gain.... .. ,i 7 ' . ' • . ; 5 1111)..1),;1, Quarter, ' Yoonu minal;Laln'• . .... ',.500 11144 Y Tl4eFF'igiltils,you may gain. . - ' 11,250 7,500 1 3 l' C ) ii t I.',,,litits, you way gain orrt, k•ltt•hth ye .: • 3,750 -,,t, te em ~ it may.bain . , 5625 114; :)%ei, sixxtßenths, you may sain 3,750 'lt S im,, il l 3, Yon may Fain 1,875 ,MD, yolt way gain q:p ; , • il tbrr, t T 7,Ol e . ~9 NS of the following POPULAR WOR KS :. ~,.o,N, tpuslied in the course ot a few BROWN, L 0 ''')%tt.4.1,4k,1-tST, R EFS, ORME, and "'el I plyt IV. %,„ Prie,,,A LORD of the ISLES, a Poem. By 1 4 t kiy j,. e", 'l2 LT . b E o R d S s. m ( OTT, Esq. The Tomtit Edition, An 4 , i s ar 11 Nr.f W,, . 4 ' N , N ERING r or, the Astrollger. Bytbei•LAlus: 0' ' -/er 'Y 2d Edition, in 3 vols. 12mo. p ri ce Dist. ' ' ''4ll 2,-'1,41)1,/Nr :i, ; 4 4 a Nts-el• By the Author of Self-Con -111,J1671.1,.--,...0n, '3 vols po . st Swo. 11. 4s. hoards. li;h4,ol3ti".i',lCK, the 14A.Sriof; he GOTHS, .a Tragic Poem .: t''' ln q-';', SOUTHEY, Esq. Poet Laureate. The 2d Edi ti s,: l'oti‘i°„ll. fOl4SCap Bvo. 10 il l 3v 3 , by ROBF:RTOUTHEY, Esq. '.stirlle ,9ls. foolscap tivo. including the Me T tr i ic e a 7lthT4Eldesi: ti„Lyiti I,eees never before Published. " 41 wo(ittL BALLADS, and other POEMS. By y s l v i , o 7 n 4 - 'IIApI,,I9NssW, b°YittrltieHliesfirjr2gidgrl) in °e LL.B. (:(3. aPti"ti°n, in two. price 12ii. hoards. __,.. 5 ., rio.kl!,k‘reliES of the Right Honourable JOH N_ P.F4ItIr kciit... 10i'I/7, 14 811,014 aster bf the Rolls in Ireland. The E ' lle Ni. , other 14 1 4S . „, ANDERETI. of and'SWITZERLAID, 1 001, 41 JAMES MONTGOMERY. The 7th Edition, i , (1. 5q,8 , .. price (4. boardS. i 4 vi ola ri't TALES. By Mrs. OPI.E. lyli A N:41b0., Prie 11. 1' boards. ~.,. in It ussiA, ; The 4th Edition, ii%'ll()Eit`..„rkTiyE of the late (4"Pt"6 2dition, in 1 . 1 21. bo KLit PORTER. The 4th Bv°' t li., l' Al%apls. ' , ti k . ,tn 1802 and 1811 by the Rev. W..%HEPHERD; till°4) itl Svo• price is:6d. beards. VICTUALLING-OF. RICE, April 7, 181.5. - THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His M., - .IJESTY'S N4Flrdo hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 18th instant, they will be "ready to receive Tenrl,7rs in writing (Scaled up), and treat for TWO HUN DRED-TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, ONE HUNDRED TONS of COCOA, and FIVE THOUSAND ELLS of CAN VAS for Pudding Bass; to be respectively answerable to Samples (the Sugar and Cocoa of not less than two pounds weight each) to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered, the Sugar at the rate of from evenly to Eighty Tons per IVeek, and the Cocoa and Caiwas in the space of is Fortnight, into his. Majesty's Fictitalling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable, with interest, Ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Sc. cretary's Office. • No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One Clock on the said Tuesday, the IStIL nor wales, the Pers?s who snakes sbe ?'rider, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to answer when called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, April 8, 1515. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice; that on Friday, the 21st instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat fir TWO HUN DRED TONS of IRON Burr and ONE HUNDRED TONS of IRON PLATE HOOPS, to be manV'actured from the best British Iron, toobe delivered in Four 'reeks, by weekly pro pythons, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre tary's Office. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said FridaY, the 2! srinstamt ;' nor unless the Person who makes the nnder, or sonic Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer wheL called fcr. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 5, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS GI His MA JESTY'S 'ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be receired at their Offce,in -. Pull-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the .19eh butane, from. such Persons as nzay be willing to undertake the LIGHTING of the LAMPS ,at this Office,- also at else Tower and Woolwich, for a period of Three Years, determinable after the Expir.ation of the first Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi tiCns ofrae Comrazi, may Oe mown at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed," Proposals for Lamp-lightinc;" but no Proposal can be- admitted after the said 19th Instant, at Twele4 o'Clock at Noon of the saute Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an ;Igent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDN_IINCE, April 5,. 1815. T HE PRINCIPAL ,OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S aRDX.INCE ,do hereby give Notice, That : Proposals will be received at their Office ice Pall-Mall, on ttr4efore Wednesday, the pelt Instant, frsm such Per sops as may be willing to undertuke the Supply of PIG • LVINP for Service of this Department, for a period of Otte Year. '.: Specimen of the - Lead may be viewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further Particulars; together with the Terms and Condi-, tionS of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, ici Pall-Mall aforisaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Pig Lead ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 13114 Instant, at Twelve - o'Clock at Noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed; unless the Party making it, or an Agent ici his beht4f,l•4all attend. By Order of the Board; 11. IL Cla: Tr, Secretary. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary in Chief's Office, Great George street, London, Aprl 4, 1815. NO'T'ICE is bereby given to ull Persons de sirous of contracting to supply FRESH BEEF to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentione d Islands, GUERNSEY,JER SEY, ALDERNEY, that the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day of Jane next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, "Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or before Tuesday, the IGth day of May (best none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day), and if sent by Post, the postage must be paid. One Proposal must be made for the whole of the Islands, and the Letter annexed thereto 'properly filled up by two Persons of known property, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Par ticulars, for the due perforulance of the Contract; and. no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender,, and" the prices expressed in words at length. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this Office, between the hours of Eleven and - Fire ; at the Office of Deputy Commissary-General Coope, Guernsey ; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary , General Wright, Jersey. Note.—The Contractor will be requited always to keep upon the Wands a Supply of Cattle -for Three Weeks Con sUmptioll, • This Day was published, In 3 vols. Price 16s. 6'd. boards, T HE WARD. of DELA.:',IERE, a TALE; By. Mrs. PINcLIARD, . • Author of " Mystery and Confidence,—The Blind chili!, &c." Inscribed, by Permission, to Mrs. G. A. Robinson: London : Printed for Black, Parry, and Co., Boolisellesr to the IlonoUrable East India Company,, Leadenhall-street: SHAKSPEARE'S DRAMATIC SONGS, Speedily will be published, by Preston, in the Strand, rrHE FIRST` l i r oLumF. of the DRAMATIC & SONGS orSFIAKSPEARE.—The work wlli be corn= pletcd in Two Volumes, to consist ,of ail the.single Songs; Duets, Trios, Chorusses, 8;o,. in character, as introduced by Sltaltspeare in his various Dramas. General Introduction of the Subject will he prefixed, to gether.with Explanatory Observations to cacti Play. . -The Music will be partly composed, and partly compiled, from the best Old English Masters ; and the. whole .will br arranged, with a separate Accompaniment for the Piano Forte, by WILLIAM LISLE.Y, Esq. •• • The above Work i s lik e ly t o p r o ve a va i na bl e acqu i s iti on to the English Schoolof Music, and will by particularly inter voi.Pubtic, as conheci,u-.;,,ii our immortal Coer, paan.—lf the style of the Compositions be .divested of Fo reign Ornament, and the rich characteris;tic Harmonies of Purcell, Arne, Boyce, &c. are brought fmward again, Mr. Lin ley will ha ve no reas o n t o apprehend a failure of his undei , ;. taking. WESSEL'S JESUIT'S DROPS. 'THE GENUINE JESUIT'S DROPS have been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, effeotual, and often au immediate cure for Stranguary, Gleets, Weak ness of the Kidneys or Bladder ; and when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection, they will infallibly accomplish the desired effect. Should the complaint be far advanced, it will will'be necessary to take the SPECIFIC REMEDY with the Jesuit's Drops. The great - object to he .attended to is, that Purchasers should be careful in having the true and ,gequipe Prepara tion, as the unsafe and dangerous counterfeits attempted to be fOiste.d on the public, by absolute falsehoods; are PO nume rous, that the Proprietors request every purchaser to ask for VESSEL'S Jesuit's Drops. Caution.-,The gennicie `Vessel's Jesuit's Drops arc in closed in a black stamp, with the following engraved thereon. (to secure ,the Proprietor from Piracy); Joseph WeSsel, St.Paul''s Church-yard. .„ Price 4 . 5. Dd. per Bottle, and in large Bottles, containing Ten small, 11. 2s. Sold also by Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward,- Holborn ; and Tutt, Exchange. NAVAL NEWS. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 1 I .—Came in the Myrmidon frigate and Spanish schoOner LA . Serena, froM Bourdeaux, with upwards of 100 passengers, who fled from that.city on the approach of the French troops. They sailed on the instant--many of therh without their baggage. Also arrived the William and Nancy from Bourdeaux, with pas sengers ; sailed the 3d inst. Came in the Reso lute gun-brig from a cruize. - TYIARQATE,- APRIL Arrived the Venus packet, GIBBS, from Ostend, which place she left yesterday about noon. The Captain brings no intelligence of moment from thence, except it was reported that two privateers had put to sea froth Dunkirk. He states, that on his passage across he heard a very heavy firing in the direction of Dunkirk, about two o'clock yesterday afternoon. The packet, after landing her passengers, pro ceeded to Ramsgate p i er, to take on bOard horses for Osten?. DEAL, APRIL 12.--Arrived the Aiiel , Cam brine, and Peteeval tradsportt, from Ostend.— Wind N. E. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 0.--Sailed his Majesty's ships Porn* and Rosario for Plymouth ; Camel store-ship for the River; and Swan cutter on a cruise.---Wind Easterly. FALMOUTH, AIL 10.--Arrived the , Dwarf cutter from a cruise, and sailed again on ditto. Also tailed the Lady Arabella packet, With a mail ,for Wind S. HARIVi.OH, APRIL 12.---ThiS morning arKived the Ltrk packet, Captain SHERLOCK, *ith a mail and several passengers frOmCuxhaven. No par tieUlar news.—Sailed the teauloy packet, Capt. NORRI, for •Helvoetsluys, and 'the Auckland Packet; Capt. LYNE, for,Cuichaven; With their re spective mails of yesterday. Sailed also early this morning the following transports, with troops and horses for the Continent, vii. —Adventure, Phulerea, William, 'Salt's, Jane, and Crescent. Remain the Griper gunbrig and the Cheerful cutter.4—Wind S.W. EAST INDIA lIOUE. Yesterday a Ballot was taken at the East India Rouse, for the Election of Six Directors, in the room of the Hon. Wm. Fullarton Elphinstone, John Inglis, John Bebb, James l'atteson, James Lioniell, and John Bladtn Taylor, Esqrs. who go oat by rotation. At six o'clo c k the glasses were closes, and de livered to the ScurMeers, who reported at a late hour the numbers to'be as follow : Jacob Bosancitiet, Esq. 15 - 79 Richard Twining, Esq. - 1521 Joseph Cotton, Esq... 1363 William Wigram Esq. 1203 Edward Parry, E5q..... 1557 Richard Parry, 681 Thomas Reid, 1531 Whereupon the first six were declared duly elected. 'Y e sterday a Court of Directors was held at the East India House, when the thanks of the Court were voted to the Hon. WM. FoLLARTON ELPHIN STON and JOHN INGLis, Esq. Chairman and De puty Chairman, for the very great and untemii tittg attention they have paid to •the Company's interests during the last year. THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT, - • • •• Y esterday his Royal Higlineis the Pitmcit Ray GENT held an lltriresture of the Moit Honourablo Military . Order- of the Bath, w h en t h e ir R oy al • Highnesses the, Dukei of Clarence; Kent dud Gloucester, .Were severally intreilticed, and invest _ • • ed with the insignia of Knights Grand Cross of the Order. • Admirals Sir Richard OrislOW and Lord Red.:. Stock were then severally introduced, Knighted, and invested. Adiniral Sir Roger Curtis was next introduced, and (being-already a Knight) invested with the like insignia. Then Lientenmit-Generals the Earl of thibridge, Sir Harry Calvert, Sir Win, . Henry Clinton, Admiral George Montagu, and Major -General Sir Charles Colville, - Were in like manner respectively introduced, Knighted, and invested. Arlinir a l Lord Gambi er .a n d Si r Ch as. • ,•_ Morice Pole, Bart, the two Senior .KnightS:Com wanders, received the honour of Knighthood from the Prince Regent: .• The following distinguished Officers W ere af terwards introduced and reheiifed a similar hu=. flour . Admirals-James HaWkitis Whitebed, Sir Robert Calder; Bart. ; John Knight, Edward Thortiborough, and Ge orge CaMpbell. • Vice-;ldmirals—Gooige Afeirraye, John !:";lition; William Essington; Sri, Edmund Nag e, 'Lir George 111artiti; Robert St4ford; Thomas Foley, William Hai:good, Robert Moorsom Lawre nce Willi am Halsted, Sir Joseph Sidn e y Yorke, flosi. 4-crth or 14ye Legge, Sir 'Phonies Williams, and Sir Thomas BOuld e n Thviupsoo, Bart. Rear-.4elmirals —Lord kreury Paulet; Graliant Moore, Denny Wm. Bayntun Sir Rich a rd Ki ng , Met.. itieliard - Lee, Begjamin Hallowell; 'George klope; Lord: Autelins, 13eanclerc, James Nicell Morris, Thomas Francis Freeinantle; Sir Fra,s, Latorey, Bart. - .Wm. Hotbain, Sir John Cae, the Iton. Henry Hotham, and Sii Home Popham, Licatenant-penerilfs—Charlei' Linsengen,,Moore, Morey; 11-.4.:cehlictyr4,lni;rdi,x.lts rd, .77aro HOustoun, Hon. 'William Lumley, Wroth Palmer Aidattd; and Henry I.'l:edit- Molot-6c;ieraLs , - , -George . ,.:riA , iis e nd Walker, Henry Ed ward Sunbury, Richard Hussey Vivian, 'Henry Bell, of the Royal Marines ; William Anson, EdWard Ho ) vorth, ibe Hon. Edward StOriford, Alan Carirmon, Henry rani : , George Anson, Kenneth Alexander Roward,.the -ion, William Pon sonby, John Bytig Denis Pack, Lord Robert EdWard Su the.:raet, James Willoughby Gordon, James KeMpt, William H. Pringle; the Hon: Robert W. O'Callagliau, and William . , • • . • Zieute,ant-ColoNels.—James Douglas, Portuguese Service; • Jeremiah Dickson, Assikant quarter-Master-Lieueral; J o i l h m a y, Royal Artillery; IVillidui Gomuw, Coldstream. Guards; Augustus Frazer, Royal Artillery; Alaitsvell Grant, 42a fuUt; Robert Gaidiner, Royal Artillerz; and JOhti Dyti, Rtiyal Artillery. The followilia General Officers in the East India Company's service also received the boil Our or Knighthood : 21140r-Gcnc , rix/s.--liector Maclean, ThOniai Dalla3, Hein') White; and SaCkville BrOwne._ His Royal highness was alSo please() to confer the honour of Knighthood on the folloWing dis. ~..:,ftiguished 0111. cers, who, however, were ti,ot'in vested by his Royd-liightieAt,t Captain John Talbot, R. N. P. Jcfln Elly, Royal Regiment Hors. Guards; Charles P. Belson, 28th Regiment; George Riduut Bingham, 53d regiment Foot t' licytet Framingham,. Royal Artillery; Andrew 0. F. Barnard, 95th Foot; Wm. Rune, - Royal Artillery; John M'Clean 27th Foot ; Richard Down japksort, Coldstreath Gti-irds; dolin Cali:Then. ditto; 14. F. Bon verie, ditto. The netv gold liadge . Pendatit of the Order is worn from a broad ribbon, similar to that of the Order of the Bath, haOging on the breast. The Cross is gold enamel, white, of eight points, havitig between the angles four Lions of England. In the centre, the ancient badge circle and motto of the Order, surrounded by two branches of laurel issuing from an escrol, inscrib ed " Ich Dien," in gold. The Star which was presented to the several General and 'lag Officers; who were invested as linightt Commandert, is of the shape of a Cross Peter, *ith silver rays, having in the centre three Imperial crowns within the circle, motto, anti two branches of laurel issuing from the Prince's .motto, as above described. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1815. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. Mr. Perren's Parson Tozer, (late Mistake) Bst. 51b. heat M. Hallett's ch. f. Joanna Southcote, by Beninbrough, 7st. 121 b. All. M. 100gs,-5 to 2 on Parson Tozer. • Sweepstakes of mgt. each; colts, Bs. 71b. and fillies, Bst. 41h. T. Y.C. Mr. Pa s yne's 1. by Selim, ont of Zoraida Mr. Thornhill's C. by liambletouian, out of Hyale 2 Ld Foley's f. by Selins, out of Pipylina 3 Mr. Lawrell's f, by Rbbens, out of Psyche's darn 5 'to 4 agst Mr, Payne's f.-6 to 4 agst Mr. Thornhill's c. D. of Grafton's Partizan, Bst, beat Mr. Bouverie's Sche herazade, Bst. Glb. T Y.C. 200g5.-5 to 4 on Partizan. Mr. Watson's Pericles, Bst. 71b. heat Mr. Stonehewer's Ham let, 85t.4113: T.M.M. 300 gs, h.'ft.-5 to 2 on Pericles. A Subscription Plate of 501. T.Y.C. Mr. l'aync's b c. Onyx, 4 yrs Lord G. 11. Cavendish's hi. c. Blackanioor, 3 yrs 21 Subscribers.—The Judge placed but 2.-2 to 1 agst Onyx.. The Third Criss of the Oatlands Stakes of 50gs each, b. ft. D. I. Mr. Villiers's Don Cossack, 4 yrs, Bst. 915 1 Ld G f .H. Cavendish's Alcohol, 4 yes, Bst. 81b Mr. Wyudhatn's b. 1. by Orville, 3, yrs, ist. 215 3 Ld Jersey's Fngitivt, 4 yrs. 7st. 1215. 4to 2 agst Don Cossack-5 to 4on Alcohol. EXTRAORDINARY DEATH.—A singular circurria. stance occurred on Wednesday last, at the house of a Noble Lord, in the neighbourhood of Chel• sea :—Two.cats having committed depredations on the larder, by gratifying their appetites with a fowl, the housekeeper ordered a footboy to de stroy them. In accomplishing thedestruction ofthe last animal, he - found considerable difßculty, And its piteous moans, while under the hands of its executioner, 'operated_ in so powerful a manner on the nerves of the lad, that he observed to his fellow servant,—" he felt so shocked at killing the cats, that he' would never kill 'another as long, as.he lived." A short time after this obser vation, his countenance became changed, he was 'unable to stand, and his whole mass of blood ap. peared .affected. Medical advice was called to assistance, but he expired the next morning in St. George's Hon/ltd. „