The Sun. — London, England, 1815-08-14 00:00:00

Vitox Tim LONDOT GAZE - F.IT,, AuG.l27-1815. • 4 14%:11, 1815. "Dispitcties, of which the following Are..Ctpies and 7r.ktrict, have been recciviAl at this Oilice, itedressrd by Admiral Lord Wil3im'Croker, Esq . The 'Sir , " extract is dated irsi - rn NsplOs the 25th "AlaV, and merely comnninicates; the occurrences attending tbe surrender Ofjhat The second, "dared the 30 . 64. announees his Lordship's arrival at (3enow, and his 'saving conce-red with Sir H. .I,On:e the expegtion i i 'Marnilles, with the-sue 'ressful resnlis ut which the pnblic are _already ac *painted., front Sir H. detailed Report, 'published in the Gazette cif the I,st inst. The ~hiels is dated the 18th 111 ;frosts ikT , rse;' , es,rel'ates some of the ineFtninary opera iioris of the expedition, and ,raises the loyal con-, duet of tile Ma-rsellois.. it conta'nt the following ),Issage With regard to Mary " On the 13th, Marshal Murat, Who is at Ton 4on, seat his Aisle-de-"Camp, Lieutenant-General •1(0 , .:ti, to tilt :to propose hii 'being received on board one'of, the zusps for protection and safe conveyance to, England. 1n reply ) 1 charged this 'Offices . to infOrm Mrirar, that if he chose to go on board one of The ships off i'ossion, in order :o re ceive persOn:si protection, if would be afforded ; bat that I should not enter" into any engagements .with bins as to his deinination, leavin ! 4 that point to be ... settled by reference. to England. 1 have - this day heard, that 11nrat, finding (on the re turn of the officer) he woald not he reoeircd On "board a British shin tin tfse terms Which he pro posed, has left Toulon, taking an eastern sionte towards Piedmont." Tile fourth extract, rated 24th Atit. Announcet the adhesion of the officers of the artily and navy at Toulon; and the - hosting of the white flag un der a salute of 100 pieces of cannon, 'The re "Thaining extricts are as faUlti Boyne, off AlarseMes, Aug. 1. Their Lords - tips will he informed by my Dist ter, of the 24th July, of the arrhir , einents made on the 24th between the Alitrqnis de Riviere and 31 - arsbal Brune. The non-performance of the stipulated removal 'of Marshal Brune, and the disaffected regiments, has occasioned a correspondence between General fir HudsOn Lowe and my . Self, and the Mat yds de iliviere, which has this morning happily terMl , - nated, by Marshal Brune de vering tiittself into the hands ot the Alll.llluis, to be sat OccoMpanied by his A:de-de•Camp), to Paris.- The most evident good will prevails amongst all'elasses of people invuediately about us and I have no doubt but Toulon will led lutniediate ben , 6t from the removal of Marshai Brune. I cannot lose my letter without expressing in the strongest terms, the highest saiiiilaction and pleasure I hate experienced in serving with Major- General Sir Hudson Lowe, from whose active intelligent mind the service has derived every ad vantage. Boyne, off'Nfarseilles, Aug. 2. The Marquis de Riviere's letter, this moment feceiVed; announces the act`naldeparture of Mar -lirhne, accompanied by an officer, as betore intih,ated. A letter of the 24th ult. front Capt. Aylmer, of the Pactolus, relates the operations of the squa dron in the Gironde, froin Cie 14to tilt. to that pe jiod, when Bourdeaux'Was put into poSsession of the Britkh and the French ItoyaliStis. The bat= teries on both sides of the Gironde were destroy:. ed , the different foils completely dismantled, and" their beai,-V cannon and mortars, 70 in number. spiked. A French Mississippi trailer, which fell into the hands of our ,icriatiron, was, with a view to conciliate the inhabitants, suffered to pass up tie tieer.—Capt. Aylmer refers to the following Ikter for a de , eriPtion of the enthusiasm and joy of tl,e itiba';itants upon their deliecranet. nourdcaux, Saturday night, July 22, 1815 Si R-We - arrived here (the •Baron Montalent- Vat., the Comte La '!'ot►;, and myself) late'this evening, and iintnedately proceeded Co the house of General Clause'. Wehate,just returned from Cits meeting, and every thing has been settled in the most sari factory wanner. T e troops lately under' Biscay:li to have left the city, except a few, ho will be disposed of as soon as possible. These Pre mostly in the Chateau Trompette; away froth the opportunity' of roll:icing much mischief, or q larrelling With the inhabitants or National ciaard.s ; which latter are completing birth ca valry ana infantry with the greatest zeal and ac tivity, and will, in a few days, be very formidable, sis well front their numbers as tie.eir devotion to the Royal cause. For the most part the soldiery bale broken up, separated, and returned to their homes ; and every step has .been taken for th 6 peace of the surrounding country. A 'dispatch is now closing for the Duke of Angouleine,- who is ToulouSe, and his Royal Highness may be ex peel ed in a very . feW days. I cannot give you, in writing, an idea of the ienthusiastie feeling that•pervades all ranks and descriptions Of persons in this city. While I write to veu, th e h o t e l at which we lodge is - surrounded by an immense populace, and shouting, a thou sand times repeated, " Vive le Roi 1" " Vive \Ve;ii.n.gton " Vivent les Attglais 1" &c. The whole city is Moil:luau:li. 'The winolows and balconies are filled with busts of their Sovereign . and the Royal Family., while groups of the citi zens are every where dispersed about the streets, , singing and playing the most loyal and popular e: - ipressive of their love - for their King and their joy at his return.iCalb e y have long been p re pared for this, but thg,.white flag, which Is 410',V dying from every, lipase, was hoisted only to-da -. 'at the Castle, aild , the feeling of the people, so 100 - g suppressed, I* now braken forth with increased energy. Oor passage up Cis,rivcr ‘VLIS very interesting . ; fi)r 70 wiles ::long b o h banks, One feeling of loy.. airy appeared to prevail, except where the sol diery, just 'breaking up from their several posts, awed and restrained it. From the tops and Lunches of the trees, •the country seats, the every -where,. the white colours Lunt' the flews tie lis %ver'e to be seen. As our barge ap pl'oaOird the city, the people poured down along the tp:;:ys and river side cheering and i welcuming Indeed, uclt was, the throng, it was with the iittnost iiiitcultivc Could press 'Oh` or 'Make 'O'ar way throhAit the caresses of the people. tun happy to sar, that amidst all this, edtin fiastn, nothing like violence or twin - lit has oectfr red. The rejOichigs are to coraintle , some days, but•every hour now willS'itengthen the police of the city, ao [hilt there is 'hot the sinallest appre hen'sion to IN; etitertaineit.:-1 have, '&c. EDMUND 1'11.1.Mt7 , 11., Captain. To the lion. Capt. Xytnter, Pact olus. trar-00( e, riug . 12, 1815. Ist Reiitnent Of Life Guards, Lient. Edward Fi nch, of the Bth eoot, to he Cornet ilnd Sub-Licutenant, by purchase, vice Richardson, promoted, 2d Ditto, doseplt Cbalcratt, Gerft. to he Cornet, and Sub- Lieotenaot, Vitt. Barton, promoted. 2d ltegimeot o'f Drago.n tinard.3, Capt. John B. Ore, from the 2lst Light Dr,`,;Oons, to be C::-iitain of a Troop, vice Bush, whdivxvtalTiies. Chrnet Edward Buffo io he Lieutenant, Without pfirchase. FVilliaru Enery, Grut. • to he Cornet, ice l:ntt'u. 6th Ditto, Hugh Ft ed. Fiuch, Gent. to be Cornet, pug chase,'vice ItaiLes, promoted. .17th 11e;iinent. of Ligot Dra4mins, Surgeon Ntn. WybrOw, hum t e 19th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Young, deceased. 2'ii4 Ditto, Capt. Wail. Bush, from rhe 2(l. Dragpon Givaras, to be Captain of aTronp, vice Orde, who esdhmiges. 2-ith Ditto, W. H. NVe.t, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Wardell, promoted. 3d Regiment of Font Guards, Charles Newly, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Hanrott, who resigns. $d Re_oment of FoOt, - Lientenant-Gooeral Sir Henry Clinton, G. C. B. from Ihe GUth Fo,,t, to bc Colonel, vice General Leigh, &Learned. 4th Ditto, Major Robert Atistruther, from half-pay of the 42d tout, to he Major,•vice Burke, who exchanges. Lieutenant John Browne to be Captain of a Colupany, witheint . pareluise, vice W11117.1..1'00, peoinoted in a Veterau Batta lion. Ensign Blagrave to be Lieutenant,Niittiont purchase, ~ . %ice IViiite; who rrsi;4nc.'' Henry Nobie Sliipton, Geot. to be tosign, cite l3lagrare. 711) Ditto, Liei . .tenatit Edwin! Dundee, from hitlf-piiy of the Royal ‘Vaggon Train, with temporary rank, to 13.• Licute (lam, eke Miller, Who exeluinges upon the smite roe:: arid _ half-pay.- ' 14th Ditto, Ensign Francis'lL Tane to. be Lieutenant, with out purchas-L. . . --,- Williamson', Gent. to be Ensign, vice Tane, pro root e d fstli Ditto, Entlgn John McDuff, f r om half-pay of the 92d Foot, to he Ensign, vice Browne ' ,who eNclia;igvs. Assistant-Surgeoa W. B. Parket, front the 14th „ Foot, to, be Surgeon, vice Wybrow, appointed to thei7tb Light Dragoons. 44th Ditto, Faisiga Alexander Child to be Lieutenant, with out porchane, vice Promoted. in the Ist Garrison Battalion. . . ..... Francis Spencer flawiiins i OciA. to be , Ensign, vice Child. 340 Ditto, W. W. Homrn,Gent. to be Ensign, iiithout pur chase, vice- Whit talser, promot ed. 36th Ditty, Lieutenant felt, from half-pay of the 24th Filot ) to be Lieutenant, vice Waii . lrip,rltt, who exchanges.' 33th Regiment of Foot, Captain, William Inge, from halt-pay. .of the Regiment, to he.Captairi of a COmpany, eke Fullar ton„ appointed to t he . 6th Itoyal Veteran 13.&aliou. 42d Ditto, Lieutenant Dalian Ste:.;... to be Captain of a Company, vice Davidson,-dead of his wohnds. Ensign Alexander,BroWn to Lieutenant, vice Stewart.. tett Clarhe, hum the 69th Foot, to be Ekisignt . • vice Brown. . , 434 pig.), Lieutenant. - Alex. Steele to be Adjutant,vice Law rence I.teele, who resigns the Adjutancy only. • 47th Ditto, Captain William Rutledge, from half-pay of the - Regiment, to be Capt i n of a Company, vice Mathews, who extbanges.: Ensign W. R. Ballo to be Anj•utaut. 53d Ditto, John Brabant, Gent. to he Ensign, without pur chase, vice Hunter, wii,se appointment has not taken place. bad Ditto:-: , Th be Captains of Companies, without purchase, Lieutenant Matthew 'luting. Lieut. Frederick H. Fuller. To he Lieutenant ,--zaili:mtpurchase, Ensiz,n P. 11... Camei x - un. Tu have the 'tank of Lieutenant, Enpigti and adjittant J. • To be Litute.nants, without purchase, Ensign .E.S.'Prideanx. Easign George Hamilton, vice Young. „v:isigir G. S. Jeff rey, vice ,Fuller. To be Ensigns, J,,)iin Lawlor(' Kingston, Gent. vise Cameron. Richard Beveriey Usherl .Gent. vice Prii"eaux. Wiliiaw Wo4ari Baines, Gent. rice Haunkciu. P. aicklionse, GeLt. vice Jell . ; ey 58tH Ditto, Surgeon ‘Villianf Daunt, frog i the Canadian Fen vihics, to he Surgeon, vice Moore, who ,exchanges, 60 h Ditto, Lieuteimutieneral Sir W P. Adana, K. C. IL to be Colonel-Cion!oandant of a Battalion, vice Sir Henry Clinton, .#lipniiited to the cutinnald of the 3d Itee.,iment. Lietltyn4nt Edward D'Arcy; from the 43d Foot, to lie C4p- LOU a Company, withoot purchase, vice Deekrier, placed up-u half t;,iy. 'fliotna4 Hessey, frouf Iteg4ut;iit - ,,t0 oe Lieutenant, withotit purchase. Hospital- .Asrant it , ibert llunda+tu ue Assistant-Surgeon: Cgth Itei. , '„im - ent of Foot, Liouteoant Arthur Lewis, from the otti West Ibuia ite4ittlent, .to hi Lieuteaant, vice . Dawes, - wlio 73 , 1 Ditto, Brevet Mijor Jr: Mun - ay to he N:lajor, vici M'Lean, dead of his wounds. To beCaptains of Conipotnies, Lieutenant Thomas Skottowe, vice Ito,ertson, killed in action. Lieut, Richard Leone, vice Murray. Lieutenant Francis Eagar, vice Kennedy, killed in action. To Lientenants—Ensi4n4l.:G. lieselridge, vice Strachan, d in action. - Mac Bean, vice kilitql in action. Ensign Thorn a, Deseons _vice Skottowe. Ensign C. B. I...actw ook, viee Leyoe. To be Ensigns—Llariitigton idaswal, Gent. vice Heselridgc; John Gent. vice Macl3,ian ; Mathew Lititveli, Gent. vice Deacon; William Gonyngbani Cowie, Gent. vice Eastwood. 74th Ditto; Lieut. W. Freebairn, from half-pay of the 50th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Black, who excl.mgrs. 84th Ditto, Captain J. It. Drewe, from-half-pay of the 2d,Gar . rison Battalititi, to be Captain of aCOropany, vice Stanttard, who exchanges. 89th Ditto, Lieut. Francis Miles to be Adjutant, vice Hop per, who resigns the Adjutanoiy 90th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin Preedy, to be Major„.viee Currie, killed in action.. 93d Ditto, to be Lientenantg, 'without purchase, Ensigns A. Douglas, vice I.ll*Lenn, _promoted ;' -Peter Cheap, vise Hedderiek, promoted. To he Ensigns, Ensigns John (Tan:, ficm half-pay of th e 42d Foot, 'alker, who exchanges ; ti. Mackay Sutherland, Gent. vice Douglas; and J. Beynoli!.:, Gent. vice Cheape. 99th Ditto, Charles Brown, Gent: to ne EMign, by purchase, vice Kennedy, promoted. Ist West ItOia Re4iment, Edward Lenna'n, Gent.. to be En. sign, without purchase, vice lia..khausen, promoted iu the Royal Waggon Train. 3d Ditto, Francis Macfarlane, Gent. to be Ensigti, without , purchase, vice Gordon, appointed to the 67th 4th Ditto, 'Lieutenant Daniel Macleraii . to be Captain of a 'Company, wit haat purchase, vice Reed, promoted. sth Ditto, Lieutenant David Dawes, feud the tiath Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Less is, who exehanges. York Chaiseurs, Cornell Jessup, Gott. to be Ensigni Without purchase, vice O'Farrell, who (:sig;ls. • Corps of Foreigners, attached to the Royal Waggon Train, G. Lindemann ?. Esq, to be Captain 'of a Trcop, with tem ' purary rank; Ensign Augustus Barkhausen, frum the est West India Regiment, to he Lieutenant. . • • Ist Garrison Battalion, Ensign Benjamin Baxley, front half pay of the kite 6th Garrisou Battalion, tu be Ensign, vice Mackay, placed upon half-p:ty. 3d Ditto, to be Ensigns, James Dickenson, Gent.; and Chas. • Cooke; Uent. To be Assistant-Surgeon, Assistant-Surgeon-William parrot, TroM half-pay of the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. Ist Royal. Veteran Battalion— Major A. Rase, from the 6th Royal Veteran .Battalion, to be Major.' To he captaini.of Companies Captains \V. Porter, from - the late 3d Royal Veteran Battalion; 4. Morrison, .from ditto; Reynalds,..from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion ; W. Adams, from the late Ist Royal Veteran Battalion ; IV. Creswell, from the late - Bth Royal Veteran Battalion • G. O'Flaherty, from' ditto; Cr/Coleman, from the lite 3d Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Lieutenants, Lieutenants F. Al‘c.'ulloch, from the Re tired List of Invalids; W. Ross, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion ; J. D. :\i'Arthur, from the late ad Itoyal Veteran Battalion; J. Tullock, from the - late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion ; W. Spinks, from file late 2d Royal Vete ran Battalion ; James Watson, front the sth Royal Veteran Battalion; C. Moss, from the lace 2(1 Royal Vet. Battalion. To be Ensigns, .EnSigits 3. Martin, from the late - lit 'loyal Veteran Battalions ; P. Hand%sysyde, from Liao late ith t ll e o 6 y t a i l l Veteran Battalion; Ensign 11. M•Keu~n, fruut the Royal Veteraa Battalion; I";:isiti J. S. Poe fruit the late 2d Royal Veteran Battalion ; J. Niess, frog 'ditto ; James Lock, front the late -sth Rap! Veterans Battalion.; John Nl`ii.oy, from the late itilitoyal V e teran Battalion; Tho.aas Bush, • fiinn the late ld Royal V..t.enit Ddttili6a, To tie A'ijuthnt,:Lieutenant 'Crooke; frOtn the late 6th Royal Veteran Itatia)ion. To lieu l-f,e(in, Soreon P. M'Arthur, from the late 6th Itriyal Veteran itattalioii. To he Onni - ter-t‘Mster, Qn4) - ,ter-Mtister from late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. _ 2d Royal Veteran Battaiion, Captain. C. Bentley, from the tau 2d Ito'yal Veteran liath-Ilion, to be Cirthain of it Com pany; Lieutenant lames Dudley, ,froth the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant ; Ensign D. Glass, from the late 4th Royal , Veteran Battalion to he Ensign. Ditto.—To be Capt ains•Of Companies, Brevet,Major Jamgs Douglas, from the late 7th RaytA Veteran Battalion ; Cap tain John Grittit, front - the late tith Royal Veteran Bat ' To be Lientengits, Lieutenank John Maclean, from the late et h Royal Veteran Battalion; John Munro, ft-4m the Re tired Listi• It.'NPDAnaltl, - front the late 7th Royal, Veteran - Battalion; It. NPLennon, from ditto; Robert Ilay, front the late •1 lth Royal Veteran Battalion. ; J. Learock, from the late 7th Rayal Veteran Battalion ; Quarter-Master C. West, frtnu the late tith Koval Veteran Battalion. To he Ensigns, Ensign Thonias t\ 7 PDonald,tfrotu the late Gth Royal Veteran Battalion ;Ensigt: tJ. Robertson, from the late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Ensign D. Kennedy, from the late 9th Royal V;!teratt P,attalion ; Ensi 4 o J. Cum ming, front ditto ; Etn.ign Sltor!dedge, front the late tith !loyal Vetetaa Battalion: Ensign J;Lawson, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. _ . _ Oth Royal Irkteran Battalion, Captain Archibald Ftillarton, from the 13th. Foot, to be- Captain of a Company, vice Vicary, whose aptiointinent has not taken place. Lieute nant John Barrett, from half-liay of the st Garrison Bat talion, to he Lieutenant, vies O'Brien, whose apperritnieq has not taken Place. ' 7th Ditto, Capt. Tho Mis from the 35th Foot, to he Captain of a Conapany, vice Baird, • placed upon the IL-- tired List. Bth Ditto, Edmund Tubas, from the 19th Foot, to he Lieutenant. - Canadian Fenciblcs4, Surgeon Thol.nas Moore, from the SSO Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Daunt, who exchanges. G.k 11 RISONS. ...... Lieut.-General Sferryn At:Aid:lll.W he Lierit.-Povertier of the 'sic of Wizht, vice General Leigh, deceased: BRE VET, Major Peter AugTistasLautpur, of the 22d Light Dragoons, . . to he Lient.-Cohmel in the• Array. Capt. Richard Cruker, of the 18th Lirlit Dragoons, to be Ma jor iti the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. To he Deputy Inspceturs of AloN. Menzies, M. D. late Physician to the Forces. Statf-S . .u . eon.Aleander Baxter. To be Physician to the Forces, 'Surgeon John Arthur, D. 'l'u be Surgeons to the Forces, Thomas Dooker,,F.sq. late' a Staff-Surgeon. A,sisthnt-Surgeon Eth-,;:ard Dou4lity.l To he Surgeon of .a" Recruiting District; District-surgeon . . Grant,.frntis half-pay. - • • 'fo he Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, Hospital-Mate Bar- oard Gonway. To be D leput Purveyor to the rorces, l'urveyor's Clerk James Sherwin. MemottANDU.sh—The undermentioned Officers, appointed in the Gazettes of the 15th July and sth August are of ,the Foreign Corps of Waggoltery attached 30 the Royal Wax eon Train, viz.—Captain Charles Baron - Bishoffhauseq. Lieutenant Cousins. Lieut.— Von"Harlesseni. - Lieut. William Paterson. Lieut. Truce.. Lieut. A. I'. thamer. Cornet Ahiers. Cornet Kropp. Tire appointment of the undermentioned Officers, as stafeiil in the Gazettes of the 19th November 1314, 44th June last ISt it and 2.9 th ultimo, have not taken place. 101st Foot—Alexander JaMes Moorhead, Gent. to be Effsign. sth Royal Veteran Battalion- - -Captain lEleitry Losack, from thelate 7th Royal Vetetair Battalion, to he Captain. BREVET. —Captain Peter limes, of the 79th Foot, to he Major in the Army, sth Dragoon Guards—Assistant-Surgeon,Tholtas Jcstcm, from halt-pay of the 36th Foot, to be Assistant:Surgeon, vice Ambrose, who exchanges. Lieut.. Thos. M. Oliver and Ensign Tttomas Adams, of the 38tH Foot, are superseded bring, absent without leave.. noss-snite, &c. Efe g• iment of Militia, Charles Freer, t sq. to be Colonel. crown -Office, Aug. 11, 1815. Members returned to siiive in this present. Parliament. County of Durham.--Tbe Honburable iiliam Jelin Frede rkk Vane, Powlett, in the room of the' Honourable 1-{miry Vane, conmionly called Lord Viscount Barnard . who has. n accepted a cotonssiou in his Majesty's_ lain' forcei. Borough of Penibroke.-- , -John Jones, of Ystad-Lodge, in the of Saint Peters, in the county 'eff the. botougLf.of Cal - marthen, Esq. in the room.uf '3.ir Thomas Pictun, or the Bath, deceased.. rfhis Ga:ette notifies the. Prim:6 Regent's Fertuissiou to Lie.htenant-(olOnel 13. C.tihr 4 - !, to accept the Supeinutuelary Cross of the Spanish Order of Charles 111.) BANKRUPru ES ENLARGED: William Payne, of 1-lairerdas!3e?'s-s‘'a!ti, St. Leonard, Stiore ditch, victualler, from .I.agnst 19 to August 22, at twelve, .at . _ Sarah Warwick, of Old Cavendish-street, Oxford-road, , linen draper, froai August 19 to 22, at twelve, at Ciuildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Edward ,Morgait, of Knighton, Radnorsiiire, woolstapler. 13.-kNKIWPTS. 'rhonias Weatlierbead, of Lancaster, ironmonger, to surren der Sept. I,'at tire, 2, at ten, and 23, at eleven, at the King's Arnis, in Lancaster. Attorniei, Messrs. Atkinson and Wildes, Chancery-lanei London, and Messrs. DOwbiglin, and Co. Lancaster. John Watson, -of I,:arlington, Durham, carrier, August 29, 30, arid Sept. 23, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Dar- Bngton. Attornies, Mr. Johnston, of Dariinton, and Messrs. LowlideF, and Lowndes,,Red-Lion-square, London. Llayd, of Minium, Devonshire, mercer, Arigust 30, 31, and Sept. 23, at twelve, at the &olden Lion Inn, Honi too. Attornies, :Messrs. Darke and Co. Princess-street, Bedford-row, L&ndon, and Mr, Coi, Honittirt. Sacs Bennett, of Ross, !Herefordshire, Cordwalner; August 48, 19, and Sept.. 23, at tea, at the King's Read •Inn, Russ. Attornies, Messrs. Edmunds and Jcyes, Chancery-lane, London, and Mr. Collins, Ross.• Jacob Samkins, of Margate, money- scriviner, August 19, 21, at twelve, mid Sept. 23, -at ten, at the Royal Hot-el, Mar gate. Attornies, Mr. Doting, Margate, or Mr. Taylor, John-st rcet„,,Bedford-row. John Avling, of Chertsey, ev, saddler, August 15, 22, 'and Sept: 22, at eleven, at GuildhNL London. Attornies, me ; Hobert Walsall, and M essrs. Swain a n d C o . Frederick's- place, Old Jewry, Loudin. Isaac u., t i ßird, stls 0 i.2 f 2 I s i a e t i t: t. 2Green,:at. twelve,eorn andat Guildhall.salt merchant, h a A n t t : ~ \ ' torney Mr. Truwhitti Cook's-court, Careystreet. Withal] .fiernian and Cockerill, of the British Im perial Hotel, CmCutfiardeu, August 15, 2.9, and Sept. 23, at eleven, at. Guildhall. Attu' ney, Mr. Sarcl, Essex-street, Strank!. Thomas Yates, of Altiersgate- street, tobacconist, Sept. 11, 12, and 23, at one, at Guitdhail. Attormey,-Mr. Paterson, Old Broadlstreet. . • Matthew Cowell and Theodore Carter, of Old Ford, IEI bw,- • brewers, August 15, 22, and Sept. 23, at elevem, at.Guild h all. Mlssrs. Greg son, Angel 7 court, Throg- morton-street. William Goudliew, of Little Britain, victualler, August Is, Sept. 5, and '23, at ,eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Whitton, Great James-street, Bedford-row.. Thomas - Simmonds and Harry Sherer, - of Maidstone, Kent, wine merchants, Aug. 19, 22, and Sept. 23, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, -Mr. Earn Shaw, Red Cross-street, CriPplegate. William Hebblewhitc, of Horsington, Lincoln, merchant, Aug. 25, 26,,and Sept. 43 i , at eleven, at the Peacock Inn, Boston. - Attornies, Mr: Hartley, Yoston, Lincolnshire, and Messrs. Ludington and Hall, Temple, London. , Thomas of Poplar, flour factor, August 19, 23. and -Sept. 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Merrs. Evitt and ixon ' Haydon-square, Min o ri es . Thomas Do nu % of Durham, merchant, Aug. 15, 2P, and Sept; 0, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, nessrs.'Winis and Cs. Warnford-court, Throgntorton-street. Janws ReaB, of Colchester-street, Sarage-gardens, wine Mer chant, August 15, 2G, and Sept. 23, at ten, at. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hackett, New.caurt, Swithin's-lane. DIVIDENDS: - Sept. 4. R. Bagstrr, Piccadilly, upholsterer—Sept. 1. 'C. Chapman,' West. Tilbury, Essex, draper Nov. i I. J. Sims, Oxford-street, victualler—Nor. 7. W. J. Welch, Greenwich, coal increhant—Sept.'2l. T. Chantler, - Hartford, - Cheshire, banker—Setit. 11. XV. J. and T. HaWbins, Birmingham, but ton makers—Sept. 9, J. Bond, Marton, Yorkshire, i onleeper —Sept. 4. J. Hurry, late of King's Caple, Herefordshire, cattle-dealer—Sept. 2. G. Morin:, Wolverhampton, tanner — Sept. 4. .1. Bacon and W. Spear, Lower Thames-street, fish mongers—Sept. 5. A Harr:soli, Parliament-street, linen-dra lier—Sept. 5. G. West, Kin,lston-upon Hull, linen-draper - See, 4. T. Mtnuas, Itayle4h, Essex, • ter • ir P r: ....4 D. Ilorgracc, HOilywell-row, Worchi -street eg ' Sept. . S. Brawn, Neweasti-upon-Tyrie, Pub ljc ttj• f , ICEItTIFICAI FS—SF:pi - g• w 1119 L l ' J. Dunthorn, Lidgate, Sliff94, s• .- r.,. , • :11 —W ' t:' I' -' " m i sigtun , - Warwickshire, bfiilder- 1 .1; t l‘ ' 1 arsdell, -,l,:egr,„ liraLer—.l. W Wahl', C ia lli f , g t„n, c„mw„ii, tace,,:o,l W. I)add, Chatham, tea•dealer—C. Stansfiehl, P - JO: c f Whitechopel, pawn-hroker-3. Glib, Harri"‘ tw ? ' .6. 6 ' '' t - ..;: shYre, iwft-soap manufacturer—C. Evans, 1-1107g°.:re.10°- cestershire, banker—J. Houghton I iverpoid, ri": a re , C.'Brown and C. 011eyi Georige-strs'.et, I),).rtioan-sqa 0 4 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLaP• t 0.1,1,, E. T. Shaw and G. Ledger, DoreK . +•nt 1:i'()"" ..„,10r;' linen — drapers a er n i , l l ,; :.. 6 N st o a rl , :t d frs %ir. H il i ii i s i- o s n ir , c e r t ,', l y i iii . l 4 , o r ie rli, , 7 il 10,0 , i , O OO don, manufacturers of S , Klo-water—J. tlt'iert and I,•v i r. Me, Toisenhoysc-ard, London, Walsers—G. Reeves an",,, c han t ! i'in Kahl-lane, FenehartlFs'r -et London, c0a1"),,../.01.61* S. Bawdier and M. Smith, Lunen-acre, .. , Ilii°"/ c"e' ,SHOCKING GITNIAGg . Bol;',I-STEEET.-6 . sqtfirda mr• ri-nel iv , a S liar i j t o V .t ford,i; 6 out Y ai e ( t r 'S ; ‘l t (? 'teas' g ea i I ; , e i s ) t l th' , . l i i. an d i lo girl : t i : who I: ch arge d : i s (i l i s 1 a 1 ye i l t i the I t 11,oleit s t ' ,iyei justtt : I ►i a l e ) . i su ii hodet.etsi:l servant :y , r : . ni ,e ( , 1 J i ( I t i f i tt I lit: het'::grcgi 1i .3 6 1 e : tt : isl : s _. t ( :, , a t t i t e ' :: : ti d . :; in to the garret, wherie)"rilsien‘ei,r.at7tred;l'rlrledr iiies.l'itei;ce; col diugly went there, and after waitina 5 °Ell : bil:C li broom, which he had sent her t „, purchase c s ilt! • l o ct i li c e a( e ,d e t as i sc i i t i o is e .ei. l l l . iii. e )i . r i vt, e f- f, t .lo( l l .li ) e rs e c ( g )r a d i e T r ii' ed t '" t . i i t t l e . g a i rclo I d t:: and stri:, t ar : l :' , t. : l e e ( refused to do : he then proceeded CO 014 t ' ill il e cardtie: b r oughtto at 1 Iron t h le(i s :ir t ltl i oa : e i g'red' e tiflil a relli. t t::li t ;l7l l lt t l i llii-I t ':: o lke't i te ) i rr iti'' of t: h t; l ;: e t:ii r cic ' efe i j . t;_rir( o :l::: l l e :'' ; :ell'is:ll'lliletcill then began to flog her with the larg e r°( but o continued to flog h er most se y e reho for % g oo' quarter of an hour or twenty initratei : tile . o lGo ce ' c t iating pain infiketed by such-eontitatieti vi t f ell caused her to twist - and turn her body ab°ll )1 )E the loctotoo mitch, - - till her hands worked• through the cord with Which she Was tied op, lel' ic c i 0 ;;c 1, t i e ::i.; t i e h i l e t i l;e l l . l7 ) %:%:• s y i e t t . l t i o o t t l ' i l e l e l r g () i h a r s l t s ;i s i l s e e t ,ifitii:e)cs°,,,r.Ltrlo' e tt gill7tl;te- e l'°,.(itgber; left oil' his flogging. •,,I • ry I ' Tile defence set up tor this extroordt" .1.1 tiff hence, and the, explanation given •by I ; e ,, g' ve 11)° ,, that some dap since the prisoner's "",,:d bee; girl some meat for her dinner, which ' )-- t od al kept till it bad become so" bad that she e 0 s i. i na!`' swallow it. Her mistress tohi bey .sloe ea t i t : have no, more victuals till she thi u f 110 0 0 atitl. - ; she. kept her threat. Oa the. „:,. o rtr. „() day the girl was sent out yvitb so' . w ite' purchase some cat's and dog's mea t a be ep k t tl i e: l e p n t v g t w i e - r ( i l l t ; ht i c t i l l i t s n t g e fo a : e : x i d o t t f r . ocirl:iliscytiiivenhgliailt l i i e g e n i g Y t t:h c b° s 7 v a ti , - ,: 1 :::1:: 1 ;ii meat with the sixpence, to poi chase s', ) co ore and butter for herself. On this he'g (I :: to l' c r by the. risoner, Ice applied to a i‘lagistr - ix pea'', ; e : secute the girl as a felon, for steabn4 th e sboioc'e' but the Magistrate.refused to take uPo ll 'T o a t 11, in such a serious manner, .but l'?Psetv,(0"0(1 Or"; thOttglit lie had better give lien a ilogg'"'"og '"f her out of doors, not of 'course sit , '' eti a ct ° lie would resort to such an 'outroge°l° 1 .. violence. s i r ~• f A ir , ,• e . Pe was, ordered to find bail, or be C ° l ' o , ii itl and the Magistrate infolmed him he - . 1 , - ,,,,s "'!,,i ss ( P l u e e l.n r c s l et t or o v s e t n i i r t li l y : , bai l. ku g t el l , ‘ l i ) a j o tb t d te t i l i t ) e I )i . i i t s S o ° i t t l ) , r e v - ,, t i s : roc' at s I i a ‘ t i r f ti t l ' e e il,,e e ' ;Il lothtt I : rrgs ti' the house had declared, if it cost 10°'' aid ~.............--------------- ~r , .. prosecuted. I, i p 1 .011 ,A# REiIOVAL Of CONVICTs.--On Fr-/ li at - six o'clock, Captain La (harp X i a rrag r e' t o ° 0 11 ( SWinion, and two other convicts, vere.riaerelt 0 from N'.ewpte to a sixloared stia 4l °P e l bY ° for the purpose, at . Black friars Bridge, al' boo ad - weans conveyed to the Fanny brig( New South \Vales, lying at Sheerness. bo at ti e ; SI-fuGGl.Eits.—A few nights sinceZil lii wit! i ' 4 longing to the Fox Revenue cutter, large: smuggling boat, when,. ou an alt : t e e l i si ll , P il tr be i.1 : ° 11 11( i made to seize her, the crew ituMeih3" e l o le, 5 1 ICr . the Fox's boat, killed three of he r three ot j o es afterwards run her down, drowiiing . 2- , _,,ra b ° ,ich ' e f re v :) 1 1 1 1 hate t e l e (tbiti.eetirepuilcakienddetrip°:;ff t iti:e r r bu e ( : a l ' t a ' a re:; t1; had turned bottom upwards, and W e n b ora • Deal. One man was shot ' *lead ° • Ica / smuggler, and several wounded'. , ... jest s led ~5 jug 1 SUICIDE.—On Friday a Corone . at t he , t , F 44.. Sco held before GEORGE HODGSON, '''' 1030 or f Tonal in, Cap, liolloWay, on the body ° ' .It air the f c '7 l u t n h tl at iti b t e he w fi a e s h f l o s iliel'iietil.tiyhi..as throat c ." , ': Coa tts , 4o clerk "' it o dort lll ..!' of Banker ; • that 'he had been EAllleti' ooptois":tile and that on' Thtirstlay be evihee.(colistance the derangement. Under all these cite:eased luv..ary, Jury hat ink; no doubt that tlae. de' lo f Pi P i , " 1 Wi liC stroyed himself, a verdict %vas returnet Cut his _own throat: stor l . ll ' 0 ti e .: Saturday afternoon, during t he . iis, _j o t n go v ic I partially prevailed over th e llie ti . do, the, ii i o mentions clap of thunder was' l'enaolulei't 3jileseci34 ty of Bull's Cross, and at the ' ...,1 t o , t lia fire of large dimensions was•obser•ve s.cii or hoo tt i i l t l i a to ce, et . e ur l y a in w g n of CHattiss 1 - 3°ljh r' e c °lc I°''' , in ,), si of A) I'. BOLD WiatsseNiviitilniiitih; fea'rvtlYl.3llinsor°":;ls,,eilire but fortunately 'escaped nitho,r t ; . o nd t e se' - I be ) we' e t any Other mischief oceastone( __ to ks , o bo , struet ion of tyro fine trees, wh°.sc.sot:ei.ebin tl'" .vered to the root and the brailc°e: cjos eci ii. abo ol . Th e apertui.'_ flu id 07 . , in all directions. earth'hy the descent of the electric m y( :1 5 ..2 inches in eirettniferetree.• the j` l.- o'f ° BUITI-1. ' t ; pees , o gice, .. On Friday, ttit ilth inst..at Cheshttn,i y 05 :- Thumas Todd-Walton, 1s ti. el the ;tote,',` , to son. • Jo . call, "fa 0. Nl,Altli 1 El/: .of 13036,;(tao!) on Saturday last, Wiinain pet,,,,x,r_?l jo ke 1. . Elizabeth, yoinn.7t.st dan,liter o f .1 , ._s' . of New Ormond -street, Queen4qu'' vilq'. . . ~,ia r ob . . - it . ' DIED. colonel elm, of 0 tI) R ea of t !fit iie l Y:t l , e ( r n i - u i °' i i?gn's"Deral:c,l tt ( : 1( -i . ° 1".1"1 7' at -- lam regiment. , c of cc t 1,,„ .".;9. I'()ND N.. ; 'Printed {iv J . CrOr:''rfi:is.ii?;, !!„..-tist' 'no; and Av • • at the ' 1e W!' JN-OFFIce,•No. i 14, Stran 'woo Ordtcs, Ltltas (post-paid), 54c' t IE4, t,l blt