The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-15 00:00:00

,~ _ A. r . 6 N'S. , • - . ib"ER3 AnG." 14 •-•-•-•• The Ch . 4 , i.'thesteti Pacts t, harstain RUTTEP is 1 . '• • 41 V• ~ tisL arrived rEOT Calais with Iti r : i eky the Ar esse ' n ' t - , er. ,.._ - „In was quiet at Paris en be left it. • " . . . , A • I Iti:?;ALI AT4C . i. 1 41 .— , ..rrivco, several sa i' 14,,West -inother divisionlinn, and-sailed for the River ; a lto t ;tit' 41: of transports from Deptford, to be• I)the i: ' Came do\vn from .the RiNer, and remain, ~o r 1 . , 3 1 '',,, TYLER, for Jatiraica, and Henry, GILL, t '„,aliratniclii.—Wind S.W. ... 'ottri An n '"“ i ti.:l-1, .Aur:. 14.- 7 Ar , rived the to the Can 11:blIrARDS, from the Downs, hotte d „ ... sv from e Of G ood /lope and E as t . Indies ;" .r.rtk ..) L., St• John's, Newfotindland. I 0"y s' Pasagt% ti ..,' AL m„u1,11, AUG: 12. - - Sailed the: Princess p4l'Avtli packet for Corunna, and Prince Eeries t ~ PrV t h et , F(11 LiShon—hoth with mails. Arrived tn.- t - " e " 136 14 Le. Nfirtrinnteer, trinn ISortnonteer, t u ntler the white Fi„:4).---Wind N.W. 2 —The rtir:J.,„Urti, PoarsEA, !IN II) Ge""T' A "•.: 1 ;owl :IS /Ile i-v 'llgSI:i1/) is ordered into Barbour :, and, .1 . s . ~..,, w... /Mf rs Put 011 t Of emammi, • Sir, Ed ward 'I lior . n ) i i . t k h e i, ,, . s,e I to i di l l ' i tn the Queen Charlotte, which ship is i i 'l . l l 4 f ; t4},t,.,ei -nrnmanckr in Chief has icoieri , inO . rnet t io t n i s tis to p, : r h t i: t)ik.,,,.HS and C ommanders of his '-‘l4je'"' s l' -'l)s. a l have 'coin /'1e1t,V1;!..41 What seamen under theic . coininani 1 . . kfr o , t 1 sit-vice of 14 - ears and upwards, without Itsing r t il:; t:,,tii,icl service, and ) tO tranimit the necessary lisls to e ; 1 t... Ilir4lC,T"rd, in order that certificate§ may.be sent to the t l o l _ l i i 2 . 'l ( ' e nah.l_et , l.• r I rd -hips. to ascertain the amoon . . f w, l ';',i l .tol tq %i: hicii ' t ' lle' n ii . m' v he entitled ; and II"' .Pa,,"l.at',, ti ''' ' en ' i( ill will he di Y rceted to forward, peu'ig" tic"ts 4,414:;,'s ii•intr, to I. event their being pnt. to the , trouble cus... tutis k .,!'ence of goino. to London, as has hitherto m i t: lllv ~ e 4 titio',; The amou nt of petridn to. which the ;T.!! . ... be tliqn,('''..will be materially in:l-eased by ever!' wl ich he th e i r 4 CSntione toner'',., ' and the su;.erior rating ) . tn ., ad . ..htion.ll year %hi & ~g%(l cgoduct thee retie from time to time attaiu,t, furu tlit t`"eniii,tatiee is exneeted to he a strowl_ inducemen , .1 l'ei-,,e4a'ett to re-ent'e'r for the peace e.t a filish m eta. Stro h thiitli4l""tY as ruav' have been in the course of payment mor e 4 41 . oar tuoriths f -s reeri'veralale from Greenwlch lloAnital, l o v_ baci,„Tltioli to the Treasurer' s deputies at Portsmouth, P 1,14',..0r .Sheeriies,. .. IN ,Vedoction of the Nat. to the - peaee cstah . lishmcnt 44,,,i1eC1'i,',..ra,l TI Albion 'Y lnd Nor4e, of Ilie, li ar, ha te ,, At,,-- ,nerrn'ess t ie ,. h e 2 aid'off' 'and 800 men from tat . ti n ~F j-;harlotte, o'f 1 10. ,P ints ; we're discharged -this week i'f 7 4 , I', service and Hicenwiseo ve crew of tire,:lla:,,idc,l:.l.: hY ,11.'""'• Volt; t ‘ t l ilia ~,.1 • , n etrs for tire peace servic e . will he received t etn ~.„ , • nett will be named. At Woolwich, order i ! 1 . 1 - a 0 , .... witti,j7ed to prepar e fo r the reeeptiOn of tw o in Vl', it ' 1 1s and 20 lei , ates-and sloops, in order to pay them , , 4 'e 1 ?ear 500. lab ourers aci d artificers from the 'Me"' t file' '' t' , be dischar e'd A t Deptford, l'ietwt'en 50 and tit ; ,"4,51, sloops and armed g ' vessels are also to be paid t "el ." 2°lsellaieriine,:fraoiro the , 4 l i d ctu .. a t t_lin . ' s g' Department. Tire 14, 1 , 1 I ,l l ' , Fed h passage to the sea '',tinA'i4.rtst their hoin t et ' 7 l ;:io• " e i rs w ill be also sent to their " s tir 8,:1"'• All uthers'will foreigners e n reoeived and viCtnall . ctl on i li sq "d• s T e s ill. at Spithead until a wfficient :lumber is cui.- •ejnil.``' C all NC a shi t b heir 'd for the pa rp , se of con p u e or re s h„ lerl) tO the . ~,,iti ftiii,i, .poit nearest rtsidence. paid this prt, T 4 ,,' 4 . 4 t- i k ii i g ships are ordered to he off . at , I Rochefort, ti,V4, Ist,r', dismantlm :,--17trigeur, R''',?-" , 1,1,,, tti l l'''' be' re tes t' Nin'trod, and Briromart. They will after tu IA t, h., c9ntin'ssimied and married with volunteers. The pelt!, titecith3tnantlA 'rd paid off here are the Yo rk, , ''lls 411", Nvinphe Briton, and Volcano. lire Rota, at,,,,s' and tlatiitned '' Mits le,. t e „„ ti1 ,, ,. _ . _ a , , . t., a i r ? to proce e d to :Deptford ; the 3e6 h0 1 . - s o cbmi,.!,Yias to A oolwtch i 1 Lnedas , and ►Maria j,4kN .1- i s ion. E:l Phrases and Pique tr , :. , l2cCriless; and . - ili,ervd,Y,:'9,lh; the Aniphion, Wanderer, and Pelican, . kr ) '' Cout es , I n ;.: 3 P , Ft. %4,1.(1F 1he.;,,,,‘-,aPtairt Itattrav, will be paid off the b_eg.,,,iils': )4, 1 '4 b•h, '.----, and irn,,,,,ii,nety afterwards recolat T , cliit'l',s. ~.i'.''.'l`..(pt.in and' Otticeri', and manned ni h t Ing tht. ,4,4.v,',ll then proceed e! - I : 3 l ( l .:L:l o , i ( e' i o d i 7,-;',.e . t here of her Royal Highness the Pria- 2 41Zttt,2;‘fl'''tt',.41111„t.' .(fdlen'.;:tins, when paid off, will be . !trifle r ; ,„ " , ssej, se ,ttt t „.'''qr 1 fLez, and the other 50 gar . 111 / 3 7 . a , 1..4, - ,;"' 0t'in,,...;1` ready fo r sea as tast as possible, that cla.s of "nig: „' w4 3'S u;eci liv flag- o ff icers in time of peace._ ~,„ri„„„ t..„.„,.-,, and the, JUpiter to flarbadoe . s.. .1)Ii ,e , , c l till f.,„, 1 I ntes to ships in the harbour is to be sw 11.iala. e""!,'!I• orders, except to the •Sealfors t , Piq ua , Ir,,i i .4- buir,d,,wineb ate to.bi,• hasteifed in the; r oritht. .._. t ie y,..ithe,i_f!tpre-glii-, , , p hound to Me M. , aiterraneati, will ltii ck e t tme;,e . 11 * .er way fro m the River. ' 3t ''reS f,,re ..i.nttPort ia this'harhour, is taking in bar t. I-Iricn4. ,:k .......___,............_ , t o ,Pt. k s- N AVAL APUOINTMENTS. . El i . Ciard,,P,tn the r urytlice in the room of the I--Ton. jki,(.,e Aibi,,riLt)..who r, s i„, from 'in h ea l t h ; capt. Walker ) t)„, ul lticl, i ' v't'icb. is to be a. guard-ship in, the River: .Copt. 11 1 A, ~',,d to th,t,h4 Ganyintile,ifi the'rooro of Capt. Purvis, re kV )4."1111 - 1-I"'PhiOn • Cord M''frilOn Pere.); a ' , --,; i J t i'i, '-'-. :., r i ' s=" r ; Lienten rits b , J. Tulloit to the Archer; to the cons 'ftl-.`ei; e-, eyw; a l'ortt;r, Crescent ; L. CraMer, 4:1)44_1 Nlarshail, Dispatch;- Mr. W.ilcox to I,)e. Pulsar 1 ' ''' the room of Mr. Goddard. - 1 1 4 i , i lt Vv . b. - -----ria,,";__ . , 1 4 1 (10,, i . ' Johnson, StrAw, front I . ,ontlo ) n to , Nd '4 ' . ' " ".4 ' 0t on shore At Davis' Point (1 ela ." ' l '' , .I. t, i ,' 0 11, t h e ~,' Wt. and remained on her beam 'issiitail l ilt : several smatl Craft had gone ko'rl'e tiii,che. , 1 4 iTrnse, nerd et", HI-Ic:KART, from Peterthurgh to lii ii übli n, % Mrgaret, PILKINGToN, front ditto i'l4 t'l thi s et e °n shore near Drague the begin- , tr. t 4, ti, air thOtith, tnit got off, after di . S.charging •t),ll!ne t ots ,c The' former will go to 1, 4 Ita , v 1( repi4red, and the latter will roceed , ;:,n,, tl`'sYt4'll.4.„esiofter -re-shipping; her car g o, not ' 4 ,: i '1 v or, _ '''eil any tlanntge. 4 tl4 ttn ~,,i s",v-"rdi C",tpt. P.,t NIKES, arrived at Ports tlitit. l i ter im -', tu zday a f t e r u o o n from New Orleans nos '" 4 t Ile let . -• 'place three (~,,) ...1 1) ,.. e. , t the former ilk, in.t0u,40,._ Sir t it t ' l d 'inl ptilise, -"si.JANIES YE°, and Captains Poe- . bored t tri o .``G With other evidences, have ar -144 - e% 1 I•''n°,,th, to attend the Courts Mat -1 r) f . Pe"le l to tak e 't ' II ‘ez , sel s 0. !lame next week, for the N I( ie re . „ tte ' o, c. on the Atnerican Lakes. &NCB I '‘'')" at Gosport, and those at .other E ' '''e heti' I . rl - 1. 3 t 6-1 I t tscontintted. . I , a tift tht ve eel} iss'utd at the difrerent ports to 1 1 , 1 ,.' / lei r t :' , at)', ail.; the seamen are to be sent it'll'lllioB,)t)vc..ii'e homes in small vessels, to be ,_ ll :44 l sr the t „.,.• ''ithat purpose, . . 41e I;,''''%WA: q , 'di q the Qila.if schooner, Liettte b4t:retrauei;:' rove Ilan! received letters front the %,'' It e .„, I ,' to the 28th June. The impreg- L n e, ,53' -4(liniral Sir JostAs ROWLEY, and ear..., u, sail e d f. ~, . 1) 11 i l ean'. inni Map l es (where the Queen, ‘)/! in t Uhl '''' , l PE N ill "'Ali . trig WE, rvniainell) for Leghorn, tu ld ' ar i d '3 ked into Porto Ferraio, on. the 1 1 , 1 , tilt . c l o s ';"v w French fri ,, ate laying there, 1;1 4)ovet,,, ."1"le.; Captain PECI-lELL, watching It o 4 Itoitd:uls 1 on thQ 2701, anchored in Leg : frq,,rtV, wiii,tul found there the Amelia, Captain Ito,, 1 : 1 ,ittir,,,,",'l,..t:hip had arrived the day before I.4 'etl • ' ( - ) n tl ', l "tba . k and Spartan expected 1.,, e - • tlce tatt l e ' 4ith, the , Rcynard and . Pilot ar !'tti ttaavio 4 bip, ‘t h] tire Alitistrel, Captain ..1,44 tr,„ (s lt' l i ia d . a sitia.rt, action with., and beaten 14. 'tett Irani L., tanie„' sent int 111 1 `'d tak en ' and ~, 0 Ala lion, two-Fretich W . est 4,4 q ' a 11. , 0 vesels' with olain,,' The Ajax kat, 4 ' ' I I g ft u in G uarlaloa s ipe to Marseilles, i • ~.,., tr to ..,„, 4 ,----'• - 4 ' 411 a. The' Impregnable and 1 . . in a fe,w , bvs for Genoa arge body of troops were asseniblingat There been no. movemeni.2 . .)f tairsequeuct among the Otivpitig •'Friday aftertmon the' Brisk, 'Captain UltomAty, arrived at. •Portsuronto front the Coast of Atll(;a7 aitcy a passage of thirteest weeks... She has on board 7,000 ounces of gold' dust, and 40 tons - of ivory. During her cruise on the C o a st , »It e was very successful in' interrupting_ the Spaniards and Portriguese in trading, in ',African •Slaves. She .raptured tour vessels, and liberated 700 : slaves ;. ofier . of the vesSels" was - artricd„ and-fired.iuto one of the Brisk's boats. The Slave Trade, however, we are happy to learn; . was ficit-,--i4 coirseqUenee of the natives on the Cba.)tdemandi og a t a x t r( : )al the.traders of the interior, who Come do‘vn to ntake their bargains with the'ships. - 80, another reason was, our ships of war-were extreinely vi riiant in looking out fur the traders in this inhu twin traffic ; and, as a thing of course, in propor tion as prove to be the risks, the trade oft—, The Counts . , 24, Capt. TAlLouh, was_ left. upon the station. _ On the 7th of June, the Queen, hear-Admi ral PENROSE, MITI Ved , with the King f SICILY and his Court, From Palermo, %rho landed on the 11th, at Portici Palace, kihOlit f i ve miles froui Naples, and on the 17th, the Kind, accompanied by his Court, ROyal Guards, Austrian Generals, Lord Exmooturn, Sir JostAs llowLEy, Sir 1. LEw, Rear-Adiniral PENnosH, the Captain§ of the Fleet, &c. went in graucrproces.sion to his capital, amid the acclamations p( thousands of his people, after which his lylaj,!sty held a Cow t, when a nitnietotts, presentatiOn took place, a n d Lord Exmourn was invested, with the Order of ST. FERDINAND. The Quail has on board 12-1,000 dollars, and a large quantity of gold-dust for the Bank of Englaud. BREAD.—No alteration, LI the price this week. Yesterday, about 12 o'clock, her MAJESTY and the Princesses EL: 4.:.BET:i and MARY lett th'e a:een's Palace in a travelling carriage, escorted by a party of Light Horse, awl proceeded to the country reAdence.of . 6ir Josp.ra and Lqdy BANKS, near Hounslow, xvbere, after walking in the grounds, in which Sir .I(scrri has etillected the roost choice and rare plants and flowers, they re tired to the houte, where they.partook'of an early dinner, after which they proceeded - on their way to Windsor: ' The Duke of cifIVBERLANT) met his Duchess on the 2811 r of last month at Frankfort, front whence they proceeded to Brussels, where they iniend to reside about ten days. - They are expected ill town the latter end of next week. An opinion is entertained, that in a. commercial arrangement to be coil-eluded ' between Great Bri tain and France, the cotton manufaCtures of the former are to be intioduccd into the latter, and the silk manufactures of the latter into the for mer, reciprocally, "tinder moderate and commuta tive duties. NIT,e - hear that provisions have risen during the last fortnight in Paris to nearly. double the price they were purchased for previous to that period. It_ is reported that eight hundred thousand quar ters of Euglish and Foreigii wheat are now ware housed in London and the neNblionkhood, and which it, is'sahl has occasioned appikailon to be anid2 . tothe Bank:for assistance. It has, it is said,. been found necessary to qn deavota to raise a Loan' in - India at twelve and a Ball per cent. _ _ Eight American vessels, detected fishing on the western shores of Nova Scotia, were, early in July, carried into Halifax; by his Majesty's brig Jasleur. It is stated, - that, •after a detention of 4S hours, these vessels were released, %kith an indorsement- on 'their papers', prol►ibiting their fishing again on the western coast of ,that pro wince. MixonTox, AUG. I3.—His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by. the :Earl of FIFE and the Rev. Mr. BLOMBERG, is The church Bells are striking up a merry peal, 'and the gay throng of promenaders on the Steyne are diverging froth their usual walk; fora closet' observance of the Palace.. The band of the MIS are on the Steyne; hind the Roya4 baud is abnut to continence playing in the PRINCE REGENT' . ninsic-roots. LANGHOLM; N. B. AUG. 10.—Lord LYNEDOCK, whose chivalrous exploits in the Peninsula are so well known arrived her. After dining, and tour post-horses being put to the gallant Genend's car riage, the animals were taken froth it, and his Lordship was drawn by the populace out of the town, accompanied by the Langhohn band of music. His Lordship, with the uttnost•affabilirr, shook hands.with several individuals, Who were. proud to 'acknowledge themselves namesakes of the Gallant GRAHAM. DEATH OF THE DUKE OF ST. ALBANS.-7DiCd StiddeillV,. in a fit of apoplexy, On Saturday even ing, at halt past‘eight, o'clock, at his house in Stratford-place, AUBREY BEAUCLERK, Duke of ST. ALBIN'S, Earl of Burfeml, Baron Vere, and Baton Haddington. His Grace was Hereditary Grand Falconar of Ei4and; and. Register of the Court of Chancery ; born. August 21, 1765 ; suc ceeded his: father Aubrey, the late Puke, Feb. 9, 1802 ; married, first, July 9, 1788, Miss Moses, a rich heiress; by whom (who. died August 18, 1800) he had issue, Mary, now Lady Dterhurst ; secondly, he married, August 12, 1802, Louisa- Grace, third daughter of the Lady Louisa Man nets, and niece to Wilbraham Tolletnache, Earl of . Dysart:—Heir, his Grace's intant son; born about nine months since. The late nuke had been in a declining state of health tor Solite time previlitis to his decease,. his Grace being subject to gi , earinternal.debil , ty, and sudden 9pasmodie attacks in the head and stomach. Previously to the day of his death he had kept his bed for nearly a week ; but on the _day of the final result, he re marked that lie felt himself muck better : the at tack was instantaneouslytatal. The Duchess, and her sista - , Mrs. Dalrymple, were in_ the room at the time of 'the melanchoiyevent. Hot. INTEworNcP.—On Saturday 47 pockets of Hops were weighed in our ikien•lict, the prieCs of which were from I. 15, to tot. 10s. per cwt. The plantar ions lial`e iaiprove4, and the duty is udvauced ti 85 # 9Q0i,—(Trorcea fe? 1' 0 I T it Y. LINES, Ocrai•ionel ky the _Death of Aliss DE:N VS, younge.st Dem : Viler qf Leidy CHARLTTE and PE,TEit DENys, E.yy. of !Zuni place Pa villion. • Insatiate Ihii'rtt, ti`) snatch - the yoting and fair From the fond IJOSOIII of parentalear . e, Thus doontitti;:those itl foreigu-realms to roam In search of comfort thou halt raft frotnitome: • That Itotpc where Taste had sprcel its magic spell, And With Ilenewolenq wasprond Where "eak,its always found a f..)st'ring• aid, Front hearts whose gen'runs deeds theMselvcs repaid. Oh ! may the future Tel'lants of the place The steps 14 PENit'S and his Ciusort trace, Then wir'UNEVtiCENCS and Tam.; again Retina delighted to the fair Domain; 'then to its open gates will WANT repair, :And (..11.:xtrs find a coidk:l welcoMe there. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTU,RES. MirARTITB:ES LOrDoN, &c. The I .!..fc,ydis of Tlminond, for Bayliss, near . ColehroOk, in Buckin;; . ban•f•Vtrs; Hon. Coyentry,' for Bishefigate; near Eghany; Sir GeOrge and Lady D,..mys, for Euston Hall near PAecester,,in Gloucestershire; Lord Charles Townshend, for Hifiley,, near Wells, in Norfolk; Lady Sondes, for Nprton court ; ,Earl of L'11) d epiAl e„ for Portsmouth ; the Dean of front f Lincoln' a tour, to Sedgebrook, near Gran • thaw; the Bishop of Derry . and family, for Southampton; Lord Somers, for Emtner f rustle, clear Ledbury, Hereford; Duke of Athol, fr.(iin Ediuburg•h, .for Dunkeld ; Waldegyare, •for Carding : tort, Bedford, from-it tour; tbe•Mar chiouess of Exeter, for nurfei7o4. in Stafford Shire; L;tdy Theo dosh Vvner, for Bognor,- ; Lord . Sydney, for Efo g - . nail, near foots Cray,, in Kent; Earl of Cl on a visit to Lord Sydney, in Kent; ,Sir John Viisktrood King s hart. for West.Wycombe, in Bockinghainshire ; Earl of LinieriCk, 'for Sonthill Park, Bracknali, in DerhyJhire ;. the Earl and Coun tess Sefton and family for Lancashire ; Lord.Psivers, for Hants ; Lord and Lady Lyned.oek, for Scotland ; the Duke 41 Clarence; for Bushy Park ';the Right Hon. Charles Lon?.; and Mrs. Long intend leaving their seat, .Brouiley-hill, in a few days, for-Paris., AERIVALS IN LONDON. • , • Lord and Lady Dillon mid family, ; Sir Gore and Lady Onseley and - family, in IPanovel , -Square . ; James Daly, Esq. P. at Coulson's liotel ; the Archbishop of Canterhory, at. Lambeth Palace; Lady Gillespie, at livtel ; Mr. Curran, from. Ik`elanti. ARRIVALS rizom Pakt3.—LoF,l rayersdale and family, at Cheltenham ; the Martinis of Thomond an; family, at ditto.- ARRIVALS AT EDINB WIC:U.—The lion. Mrs. /fay AlaCkenZie, John Hay Mackenxic, Eq. of Newhall; Major-4-klieral •foor' of Balbirnie, unit Lady; Captain Weinys, Archibald Montgornerie, Esq. and L•nly, Sir Uninpliry - Davy; -John Rutherford, Esq. orEdgerston. ARRIVALS Ar HannonarL.--Genetal. Mitchel, Lady Hutch nsun, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Btttler. Tag THEATRE.—The dramatic novelty, if no velty it !awl be styled, brougbt forward last night at rue Haymarket Theatre, was a tare of two arts, tahen , froin-the farce of jive acts, '' rl.World in a Village," one of O'KeErFb's %vildest produc tions. Ins its new shape it is called The [ - Wage Doctor, and It is veto well calculated to be in rolled in the list of those ludicrous .pieces which usually characterize a Summer Theatre. .The redundant parts of the original feiree have been lopped • oti, with, tolerable shill. .MA THEWS is the .hero of the, piece, and his briSk versatility is well contrasted with the blunt rus ticity of ToisKt,v. There is iv whinisicatspirit in the piece altogether, which is sw.we.ll supported by the acting, that it excited such entertainment among a numerous audience as will, no doubt, se cure it a permanent station 'at this Theatre. .I.lliss 07NEILL is engaged to perform at the Newcastle Theatre, in her professional visit to the North. Alumni , / is engaged at Oxford, and is to per form Sir Anthony Absolute, Old Rapid, Dornton, and several oTher favourite characters, in the course of this ‘veck. Mr. and- Mrs. Asne's Concert, at Coll:, ►yas more numerously attended than any Concert was ever know►► to be in that city. At least 50(1'per sons of the first congideration W.CI:C. present. . , IMPORTANT ARITHMETItAL DISCOVERY. —A Morning Print having received some South Attie. rican Papers, which contain the details of many actions, sayS, with its tlsiml good sense—" It . would be impossible to enumerate .the numberless actions detailed in the file of Goatees, not only in consequence of their frequency and embracing a long period of time, but our readers would nut knoW the - geographical posiddi of the placeS ! ! ! " =IVIi a t fine reasoningiftsupport of an abstruSe problem; TnE. EMPEROR ALEN.A NOEL: 4 S. NEW 'TITLES.--- Czar of Cazatt, czar of Astrachan, Czar of Po land, Ciar of Siberia, Czar of the Tauric Cher- Sonesus., &C. ' On MondaY the Right Hon, TIOEERT PEEL ar rived in this City, to resume, the durieS of his high and important office .of :Cilia Secretary, — (Dublin Jburnal.) At the Quarterly Meeting of the General As-. sembly of the Church of Scotland, held on the 9th August last, eloquent and impressive Speeches ;were made by Dr. JOHN INGLIS and Dr. FRANCIS NICOL, to recommend and support among the People,of Scotland,' the liberal, and well-noTited Subscription for the Sufferers of the British Army its the Victory of %Valet 100. These speeches were preserved and reported in an elaborate manner, by an cdort of Inemory of a self-taught young Man, the Son of a Private of the gallant 42d ‘ regitnent wh o f el l i n the defence of his Country in that hard-tought and gforions battle having stated his case,- and simple story, elegantly written, .and beiug found to he well versed in Latin and Greek, and other acquiremeots, he has been by the fortu nate notice and generous care of- ROBERT JOHN ' STONE) L stl. of the Waterloo Committee at Edin burgh, at once pkced us one .of the Assistants to the Librarian in the University of Edinburgh. Ills's, in the last Lottery, sold in 'Shares, No. 26;Vs a Kize of 40,000, and ten other'Capi tals, seven of which were golden Prizes : in the Lottery tl.at finished '-in April, iihH sold all the th r ee Prizes of 30,Q00/. and ten other Capitals, t ,,,, o f which Were GOld Prizes. I3isu is now selling• Ticket s, and Shares for the Lottery of only 5000 Tickets, to be all drawn the 24th of this m ou th. Schemes with particulars to be had gratis di Btsit's Offices, No, 4, Curnhill, and No. 9, ChuriNi Cro4s. • • THE ATt _ . . . 'REN?ItTED BREVET.--"rhe Gazelle "pf Saturdq last confirms the contnidiction tyllich we some time ago gave, from, anthtnity, to"the Report of an intended Brevet Promotion . 01 great eXteia Oil, tilt. PRIN r CE tiEGENT's birth-Day.. This Rein)] t 2, which was very widely and very industriously -cir culAted; originated in a quarter wheike it biis.heen _ . usual eVery ye.ir.to issue a siMilar falseliood, for the saute base acid mischievous purpose. .The subject ..., • is one which raises'sueli lively rifler' e;it. th - toughout the army, and comes borne ;o the, f' , ..elings of so many persons, that the report excites strong ex-: pectalions; it is in - the htipe that the disappoint. meta of .these hopes may give rise tadiscontent and disgust„ that this report has been trumped op and propagated. In such a dilion(iirabla practice, our brave soldiers will discover the cf• forts of disappointed malignity, and -treat those with perfect contempt who thus / make a sport of their.feelings only-to serve purposes The same observations apply to the periodical am! tlofottnded reports Of intended pi•orno:ions it the Nary. : . We have much pleasure in srdting, that the de-. dtiction,of 6d. in the poun4 which ,was made from the income of Half-pay °dicers, tinder .the name of Poundage, has ceased since the 2-4tb June last. Lietttenant-Colonel BATEs Fmk's, late Assis. tan; Adjutant-General on the Staff of Lieutenant. General Count SVALmows, and Lictitenarit-Co lotiel, of. the .11temwoide Battalion HanoVeriatt Ljght infantry; is,. appointed Secretary and Cleit of the Crown, of the, Island pt Antigua., Major-General BuLt.r.n is. appointed to the. St4ff of Irciand, ,and to be stationed in Galway, vice Major;.General Doy.LE;yemoved to Kilkenny. regiment, under the •oniniarrd of Lieuteront-coloriel M'Carthy, lauded at Cove on. Friday, from Viugland, and on Monday marched to Vermoy, where they are at present quartered. 'lire 55th Regiment marched yesterday from the Tower to do duty-at Brighton. litilaresatrerliri-ay t etl in S n l T own,oith L and inc 7 l a L Regiment t present o s l e t f Mir tioned in tti'e Ton'er. The. Depot of the 2d battalion of the 53;1 regi ment, under Major WHEATSTONE, will be station ed at Tipner. The 2d battalion of the Bth ocen -0: the Cotewort Barracks, and the 66th the Fore, house Barracks in Portsmouth garrison. . The City of Limerick Militia were to' march into the Depot Barracks, Catherine -street, Lithe rick, on Thursday last. Lieut. JAMES MACLEAN, of the 2d battalion 11th regiment, quartered at Gibraltar, is cashier ed for-constant q uar r e lli n g wirk his brother (N., Wednesday a General. Court-Martial assembled. in. Limerick 'Oarrison i for-the trial of Cornet SHUT-. Ti..HivogTH, or the 4th Dragoon Guards, and such= .other pribtmers as may be brought before it.--The charges against Cornet SHUTTLEwORTH are for being alisent without leave, &c. &c. Fifteen hundred wounded French soldiers are directed. to lie received into the Hospital establish ments in the neighbourhood of Portsmouth. Friday morning► the first, and Saturday the se.. Fond ilivisitin of the Ist battalion of Royal Scots, cointnanded by Lieut.—Colonel DEmsta, marched into Edinburgh Castle, after an absence of It years from Great Britain. During the last three years, this once fine battalion shared most cre• ditably and successl f ully in the honours gained. over the - American forces in Upper Canada, having been ably and most gallantly commanded by Lieu tenant-Colonel Goacoim; who, unfortunately and universally regretted by the corps, terruinated his military career 'at - their" head. To his thinness and skill this corps' is chiefly indebted for the lau rels it has.gained, and we trust to see its ranks fapidly fille'd up, to acquire additional honour in defence of its country. An accident of a most melancholy drscriptiort occurred on Saturday last, on board a Margate boy. Mr. JonN MARSH, 14 . respectable wool bryler On 'Change, proceeded to Margate by sea + and the vessel having - arrivrd'safe in the harbour, nothing remained but' to let fall the anchor, and go on shore. It unfortunately happened; however, on dropping- the anchor, Mr. Martsx's leg was en tam;led in- the cable, :acid such was the suddenness anti the pressure, that the'_lhnb was literey cora oil above the allele . , and carried into. the Notwithstanding the bittei p pain. of the suffrrer, being aware that further amputation was ireces:-. sary In afford a chance of saving his fife, he, with the greatest fortittide, proposed the sacrifice, anti the remainder of the limb was taken off by Mr. SLAT,, t and another surgeon, without loss of tiure. Mrs. Mcutsa and her son were wai:ing shore for Mr. MARSH when' time nielaneh . oly acci dent happened. Mr,. MAusn, we are Lippe tut say, was left tolera.qy free from fever, anti is ly - to recover. . • A house wla.ich had been licensed as a dissent ing chapel at Lintstead Market, in Essex, Was last week pulled down by a mob. On the following Sunday, the preacher, a Mr. ANDF:RSON, had his pulpit erected on the ruins, when, disturbances again took place. Several persons were takett. before the Magistrate. It must have occurred o the observation pf ottr Readers, that the antiquated appearance of Grey Hair is become in a wanner entirely ou t o f osbion. To those who arc unacquainted with the cause, the following tact may nut be miinteresting.:—. Mr. ATKINS,ON, No. 43, Gerrard-street, square, has succeeded in prancing a Vegetable Preparation, which changesThanewhi.) are sceptic as l o a Blown or Black, Grey or Red Hair to so peculiar a p}!enomena, may be referred to some of the Nobility Nvlit) have used this Dye, and have permitted time Inventor 'to refer to them any reft versoa for the authenticity of the fact.