The Sun. — London, England, 1815-07-21 00:00:00

' • 14eitiptefi to get out.-1/L added, however' I t} ' a t if NapoleOn IST s tilrender liiinsdl, 1 Woldd i"eceiVe Lirb \rid) all 'kind of coil that lideiation ; that be would answer for, his, 'per- I" 5--that he woutd cominet hitt ro tneit644 44 ' 11 1)0 he bad nn doubt that 'the English TioVerii"-i_ k en . , would afterwards cause him to be `Cr , ect e'i w hithersoev ansprt e'r he wished. Al t h ou gh this ith):' ( lid not kilyear exactly tb Seplare. with the t l l e ‘vs of the ex-tniperor, he instantly declared . 1 4 lit would prefelb delivering .himself up. to the 1 7 41 tY 'Of the Eugtish, to every' thing else; that, esi4 e l 1 11 . .'visitris k the ]ices of the t ,le t u not to i -r ews of theitvo 'frigates, in an attempt to escape . I t i l f s P i te of the vigilance of the cruisers. S,hortlY. ti ter he went ou board a small vessel, accompa l i i e ni d bYst)lne Officers of his suite, and surrendered i i - i lel f to the Admiral's ship. Since that time 1, 4 ,, . las not been seen to return. It was only ail l t vo that the vessel was to set sail on the 12th, ill fact she was out of sight from day-break. ( 4o 1 N t s tP 1 i anolcon had not left Rochefort on - , 1e.._ , , - learning of the 12th." ( 1, 1 ,.. j ,,., „ ' ta,l:. 471'Isters have received no accounts from lijt4l4. RAiTLAND, but, we understand, have • 638 uto discredit the statement of the Aro- • J"i4r, It i s s . a . 1 .. , , O f the Velie• rot( 4 that 'Captain MAITLAND, . . t " ") was sonic time in communication with (''''4l),vitTe,.previons to his surrender. * „ . .43 . 4 0. . 4te notstire that all the persons mentioned 1 41 13t70'itt.t,aa"rit lot, have.accom If theu b;~e, will venture tOssaY, that sl ltil J ave, we panied him or befOre all 4eii;lake of .villainV was fie'ver ti llb ask ed 14 'board a British ship Of war, as is 111 s .. Vellt ittlinttifider the flag of the Pelleropkom se" l'istir. 11 3 P tp i , lea oder, Ayail which irrived ttbis,morning •1 to thtt ran) that Frtince has got a new Ene m y _c.. cierat.ilg with. The troops of the SiViss c°"! .., \'on, itivited by the opposite frontier pro. sr i t tii 1° Protect their population from the rebel l :letlill have entered that Country, t1i,421"4 Published a Proclamation similar to and tienera ti l , t c bf sil th e we observe Allied Commanders. ' l% *the too allied Qf Austria, even from Naples, C "1448, Prussians, &c, from air parts, coot inne )4i11144.re1l trrivards Fran ni,hiit.' t torce will put an en d t o the desperate 141 ' 0 1‘ 0 , ~ . . ee....:this prodigious accii ;,.l I°4 whith sPlf cond emned Traitors are so ~c e( 1 1„ e . Sp (fa tl'eroieal . elt ilig in a turbulent soldiery. The l'4 'riiii• of l''lnee niav rejoic e in the horrid and " 111 v re • ' - troops may 4, 1 .-, resi s t into which the *l el. ) ° ‘ l l..t, i Ili al , I v.' beet k; ' gliaily defeated between Clia fril --(' -INalicy b,, 0. . ' Tv- ' E : 14,000 (14 443 0,, ..y. .linCe ‘l, REO . Cror3 ad men Ile ti oirm l'eastoli, and the Conqu . - ,4\Yeted, - emn• Lt.e.oultEE has also been mer ' f Qtt 1 .. a" 'ePrUP'elled to 'shut himself till in ‘illitreat lo„. . *,. 114. 'ns "t iii a n 0 p •e' r the ial ,‘.l.eot tol ,, _ 0 ier Part of our aP ' 41 eli ~„t , '.' rebellious letter of DAv01.731:, on Nerclay anunacktrteq. t ,4c e of 'at fluctuated considerably in conse 1Y 1 0, 91 the Illys• It was yesterday 911—t0... ... --- - 111:e 41.--Ye"i -7-7---..16...;.--....,:- ~ 1,49.1 t - °I. .. r Y tb learn f r om •tiii 3rs indii • . severe as t 6 !l IS' incisor, that t,,,3 D er r t,, Position is so s Al i ,Nticll td " tke e&stle'. The Country owe lit'qut4,z ~ tirt natufal and powerful influence 114 tills exercised through a lon g and dis= • krt ' I , el kik?, iifteh-t,zixioty %;..1-1, arid still Possesses , not to feel (1, ' til her health is ever so siigiuly - IV Iltit,l:l4g. to ref e - 1 ,7 ---'4 '7" - "----' . . 4 ( 4 a sp44. °III' Reader s to a curio ia 4 k, • 1311 SerMon, Under the 'lll •-b2etc,,, trans , 1,, Politi4l. lt is remarkable for its freedom title of tile 1 14411,,,,,, 'ilfortuation, and was preached before 114Itevi3, Vi l• Oh the 24th February) by " the „, l'i bnl, e'en(' Pitther, Priar JOUEPti DEL &lOTA' .Iq, t 'i()Q, 4Y) I‘,, . ,`e'l artuelite, Ex-LeCturer of The qf rt. ti. le A 'er to hi s or 1 8 i . , . inator VQ, 'lrellbi,i .. ( er, plo t al Exam . I)ie .1144 ~I°Ptick of Toledo and 13 ~ 010.,: ' ° 'neer of th •• - ,Ititi tr,c ai ',., ishoprick e Inquisition of the Court, I, of til 4 k-otinsellor of the most pure Concep reAo tlul y A z 4 1 '41.1.),„, -'44rY, Apostolic Missionary, and 4,,,,. . ....io,,e clot 4,'',, ''''llt; i. ' Lord the King." , - Nothwith -11 all these titles, however., his Sermon 4 0(),, ~e , . . 'iiil . • Printeq 1 . • atitilority. t 1 411 It 'Vas suppressed by' '‘ l'll e 4 1 il4itletlt'r,' °f 1(:-N....------ • '.111,, 1.i..0, s o 4;, - Is preparmg to visit . thi . e L Vear3 WO ti 'w of tilllll - 4. i- Pstosi. i . 3 1 I the 111: ti . eillles,Lu'lS?lnellt. • ti c ti • 11 tiny: Y, "'ht the Carl of YARNI°°II,_ .tivt.(ilti:.:,o, tot.:4(tirlin l'ari. His Lordship tooit •ii , . •4t 0.• t n'ollgh trussels and Lisle) and k, %vitt 4teod. .. • , ~ 4 Ili, Royal 1 eSterdily lie had an inter- . ,"t,tar4l/0 ilighness the PatxcE Re ii , iii Stet tiitu D 1)-11011Se. `it . ;: t I i ~ . 1.4 arl it. tivii,st LIATIIIIRST transaCted business c ~ tb da.Y at Lis Office in own . sex-orrict, 11.',1,1-' ?AST OSE O'CLOCK .Mr.'Couavensieft, the Messenger, arrived this morning in town with Dispatches from.Par:s, with Which he immediately went off to Lord BATnunST Putney Heath. i t ii understood 'that these Dispatches contain an official confirmation of the .-: *tirrentiet of 'BUoNArAtiTE. We . find by the ac count. of 'persons who this clay arrived in town from Plymouth, that a Report 11;id reached. that place ; which stated that Cviiiiain MA [Ti..Apin had thought proper to proceed With his Extraordinary Prisoner Off Nantz, from which place he bad sent an express to Paris, • announcing the Capture, and • • , .'had 'dispatched a vessel also to the British Govern tuent fOr instructions. NAVAL NEWS. DEAL, ?vLY o.—Catne down from the River the Poitsea East Indiaman„ and sailed with the Barossa and Sherbourn East Indiamen for India, and the Progress, HUNTER, for Prince Edward's Island. Arrived his Majesty's ships Pandora and Leveret from off Dunkirk, and the Plumper sloop of war from the westward. Sailed his Majesty's ship Peruvian with a convoy to - Portsmouth. — Wind N. W. POETSMOUTH, JULY 20.—N0 arrivals. Sailed his Majesty's ships Dispatch and Thistle, with a. convoy for the Downs, his Majesty's ships Spey on a cruize, Archer for Plymouth, and the Gram pns for St. Helen's.—Wind W. PLYMOUTH, JULY 19.—Caine in the Analaston, from Dartmouth, for America 3 the Dutch galliot Neptune, from Holland, but bound for Rochelle, detained by his Majesty's ship Mosquito. Ar rived the'Nimhle cutter front the Coast of France, and the Anna Dorothea from Newcastle, bound to Gibraltar. Sailed the Swiftsure man of war for Portsmouth.—Wind N.W. FALMOUTH, Ivor 18.---Sailed the Diligence store-ship for MillOrd.—Wind N. E. , HARWICH, YU'LY 19.--Arrived ti►e Beanfoy packet, with a mail from Flamburgh, and Lady Nepean packet from ditto, with ditto.—Wind N. E. RAnSQATE, JULY 20.—Arrived the J.lne, A.V. ; Friend, E. V. ; Friends, D.W. ; Charlotte, H. X.; Britannia, E.Y. ; Samuel, D. N. ; Albibn, G.N.; and Coaster, No. 79 ; all tratoports, and are waiting to convey fresh troops to Holland. THE COURT.—Yesterday, at two o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT held a Court at Carlton-house, which was attended by the Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the-First Lord of the TreasUry, the Chan cellor of the Exchequer, the Secretary of State for ,he Home Department, the President of the Board of Controul, the Lord Chant clam, the Vice-Chamberlain, the Treasurer of the [Mac hold. His Royal Highness afterwards held a Privy Council, at the conclusion of which the Regent held another ConnCO, to which the Recorder of Lonelon' w'as admitted, when he reported the con victs capitally convicted timing the tt,ree last Ses 'inus held at - Justice-hall in the Old Bailey, when five were ordered for execution. His Royal High gilve audiences to the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of Liverpool, Vis count Siditiouth;Btc. The Court broke up a little before six o'clOck. Yesterday the Princess CIinLoTTE of WALES 'took an airing in an open 'carriage to Putney - Heath, &c. ; her Royal Highness escaped the showers. The Duke of CUMBERLAND, the Earl and COUIHCSS of LIVERPOOL, the Earl of YAK.' MOUTH, Lord FITZROY SOMERSET, Mr. WILLIS, 'llllC.'l,did , their respects to her Royal Highness.. 311 1 ;TURNERELLI has just executed a small sta tue in Marble of the KING. His Majesty is re presented in his robes of state, resting on a pe destal, which supports the crown, and displays - a medallion with a tasteful national device. This work is designed with considerable taste,, , and finished with great softness of handling. Mr. EvANs Was mistaken last night in stating that the late Mr. MARTINDALE had purchased his share of Covent-Garden Theatre .at a great ex pence. Mr. MARTINDALE only became connected with the property by marriage with one of the two daughters of the celebrated Mr. PowgiL, the Actor, to both of whom a quarter part of that property descended on the death of their aother.— Mr. POWELL, in:conjunction with Mesirs. COLMANT, HARRIS, and RUTHERFORD, purchased the Pa tent, Theatre, & c . of Mr. BEARD, and;sonie branches of Mr. Rucn's family, in the year 1767. RECORDER'S REEORT.—Yesterday the RECORD ER made a Report to the PRINCE RE6ENT Of the following convicts under sentence of death in George White, for forging an acceptance to a bill of ex change ; Elizabeth Young and Cornelius Callaghan, for steal , - •ing a‘cfwelling-hottse ; Richard N ay l or, for horse-stealing ;• „Abraham Adams; for sodomy • Wm. Oldfi e ld, f or a rape ; Edit: Harland, for forgery t 'Wm. Sweetman, for bighWay robbery; Henry May, fur returning front transportation ; Henry Beard, John Cambridge, and Mary Ann Clarke, for stealing. in dwelling-houses ; James King, for burglary ; Eliza Fenning, for administering poison; . John Church, Thomas Be:kingliam, and Caroline Howard, for stealing in dwelling-houses; Solomon Simon and Thomas Smith, for highway robbery; Thomas Hooper and .Edward Webb, for burglary ; Ann Rooke anti Richard Stacey, for priyattily steal ing in a shop ; John alias David Roberts, for highway rob beryl Josiah Box, for forgery; Charles Jordan, for horse nenry Bailey, for burglary ; Joseph Hiint and Jtdlin rranklin, for like otiences ;. Henry Top Ping and William Brazier, for highway robbery ; -Chas. Waley and Peter Mov ris, for stealing goods privately in a shop. • ‘Vhen Abraham .Iclams, William 01Veld, am! Eliza Penning, were ordered tor execution on Wednesday next ; end Efitvii. Harland aid Josiah Box oh the following day. TUT, BATTLE Ol' WATERLOO .vrE CAF WOUNDP:II BRITISUI OFFICERS REMAINING Al' nnuss4r e s, JULY 12, 1815. (Conqufled fr , ant our Paper if Jestrivllst,) ithgt, Ist • REGIMBNT Names. 1.t.-CoI. Cant.a e ll Major Macdtai!:ild Nfitssey Capt. Dungeon Lt. Dobbs • Clarke Richardson Mann Lane Durnaresque Morrison Rea Capt. Brown Lt. Richardsou Lt.-Col. Hill Lt, Griffiths Lt. Fortescue Millar Drew \ Manley • Lt.-Col. tiixon Maj. Llewellyn Capt. Bowles English Lt. Wilkinson Gilbert Adj. BridglanJ Lt. Lockwood Warren Ensign Barr Lt. Pagan Reed Ogle - Patterson Ensign Thain Forlong Lt. Moore Anthony Ensign Clarke Lt. W. Fraser Capt. Burney Brugh Hem "OV THE. LINE. Where .tecu - nded A rat 'Hie Thigh Ditto Ilt it Leg and threture hiand Finger . ' Right arm amp. Z*7.ltiailder Thigh . Back and arm Head Ditto Breast Thigh Chcst Fate :li•iu and rek Thigh Arm Leg and.fracture' Thigh Ditto - Breast Head Ditto Head trepanned 27th 23th 30th 40th 4.2 d 4-1111 Body Ear Lem Head Arm Chest Leg Arm I• not Head [laud Ensign Christ ie Lt. Grier Stropg Capt. rYgdle Lt. Winterhotham P.,awson Campbell Cuttingbarn Anderson Major Watson - Lt. Anderson Ensign Hatlder Capt. fittaterson Lt. Law . Cpl. Harris Capt. Coarse. Wharton Garland Lt. Reynolds , IWConnel Ens. Bridge M' Bean Deacon Hay Lt.-Cul. DonOas Cameron Capt. Eraser Mackay . NeilCaineron Lt. Bowling Jas. Fraser Forbes Ens. Robertson (apt. Holmes Lt. Hoblt; Lt.-Col. Norcott • tt'ilkins Caw cry!' Ross Maj. Miller Otli 71st 79th Pretent State Recovering Severe Dangerous Recovering Dangerous Recovering Recovering Doing :well Serious Recovering nkcovering Recovering Recover...l Recovering Leg Shoulder Head Ditto Chest Groin Foot Left leg amput. Loins Shoulder Knee Thigh Leg . Shoulder Leg Both thighs Thigh Ditto Leg and fracture Arm Neck Arm Ditto & fracture Thigh ,Cog Leg, side, & face Hip and leg Head Chest, pint usion Right arm • Leg Ditto 'Hand Thigh Aria . Back Ns. el: Knee Leg. • . Ditto Arm Side " Hand Thigh Chet. Thigh Foot • Hand and thigh. Both shoufdtrs , Thigh 'land Neck Leg Shoulder . Knee Dangerous RecoVering Dangerous gecovering Dangerous Recovering Dan g-. static Seri,us 93t11 Berfiwith '• Capt. Chawucr M'Culluch rolloy Eyre Finantorris Simmons J. Gardiner G 00... Shenley Church lintunty 'Wm. Shenley Ridgway Horsley Lynam Stewart Walsh ARTILLETO KING'S GE rty-five Officers, alum: Ftecuv, , r i Itrcovt ring Whynean. eainti LtruoN. 5t all a .whum are dvitig . well. Orders have recently been issued to allow Inn keepers to charge for men on their march ls. 3d. per day fur Cavalry, and, ls. sd. per day fur In fantry. The men of the late Local Militia entering into the, Regulars or are to receive full bounty, without any deduction on account of the sum re ceived by them . on being formerly enrolled. NEW PEERAGE.---The recent emotions of the Earls of CLANCARTY; ENNISKILLEN, LiSIERICK, DALHOUSIE, ABOYNE, and GLASGOW, as Peers of the United Kingdom will occasion no fenre:r, than yocancies in the Irish and Scotch Re presentations. _ CORN-EXCRANGB, JuLy 21.—We had but ft short supply for this mornings Market, cons,e quCntly Fine Wh eat so ld r ea dil y at the last-ipinted prices ; Fine Batley is scarce, and, what ap peared Sold on full as good terms as last day Tick Beans ate in demand and full as dear.; Oats Support the prices of Monday., In other articles, no alteration. Smyrn4lEt.D, LT 21.—This I l iak'S Market had but a short, supply of the various kinds of Cattle Beef and Lamb were cheaper; Mutton, Veal, and Pork suptiort last prices, and trade in general was not Over brisk. The sales in the 144- market Were somewhat dull 41-lay, Straw, and 'Clover like dropped in price. Sir JOSHUA REVN()LDS.--The Supplement to the Memoirs of this truly great man, lately pub lished; will prove an exquisite treat not only to all who possess a taste for the Fine Arts, But equally SO to the general reader, front the various original_ anecdotes with which it is interspersed. Those relative to Sir-JOSHUA ) place his character in the fairest light, and evince him to have been a man Oot:only of a most liberal and refined taste, profession, hut universally so , owfitah mint! highly his cultivated, and of a heart the, most noble and g e t iero „,. Notwithstandin g the very heayy and unceasing rain which fell on Wednesday, yet many persons were induced to brave the pelting of the . storm to make purchases in the Lottery, having neglected to do. so. before. The Drawing began at five o'clock on that day. The only prizes of conse qtrence drawn were No. :3313, entitled to five - thousand guineas . ii gold, and No. 11,172, en titled to twenty thousand pounds, which was sold in shares by the Contractors, IitcHARDsoN, GooD4 LUCK, and Co. : the Wheel is, therefore immense ly rich ; as it still contains the large capitals of forty thousand pounds, thirty. -thousand pounds• &c. and five thousand guineas, in gold.-- ,, -Thtirsa day next will be the second day. TI IF. TII SAT :111 Covst3t-G0tt30i. ,,, - . -The season tertn:nated - iast night _at this Theatre 'with the Comic Opera ot The Wood' n,. am! the Farce of ItaLivg the if irtd. The wind was iudecd ';'itised after Mr. FAwcETT, Oil 'the aise tai the. Irby, addfilwed the foilowing speeth to the •Ls "Firs miqtGentivirvw,—l ant deputed by' the P r opriet ors of this'! heater to return their most. hearifelt thatili. , 'for the tine and geuerons patronage they hilve 'received dtirh g this season; and, miter haciuy res,?1;11 ilia bade van farewell till the Oth 61 Septcwocr, the day ot inn; Thee.tre rt-opening, wroi preseated the: Perturi,ers' siliCtucA acknowledgmc,its fA• your ever indulzent and fosteriqgsn i rp er , it I.4cOMCS ttuy 'duty to revert to the dramatic events ti hrctt have di riu t ;~aisl►rd the season 110 W concniding. The • Proprietors, tliMigh they are thankful fur the approbation which has generally attend ed the dramatic novelties produced, do nut hesitate to critic the success of the season to the unprecedented aurae , tion of that highly gifted daughter iif Alelpainune, Mtn in her range of vat ied and arduous characters, has been adj udged by the . public worthy of succeeding her great predecessui, whose recent loss to the stage was by many thought irrepa rable.--6. The name of Miss O'Neil need hardly be added.— Her ;admirable talents (aided and supported by a Dramatic Company.which has the honour to stand favourable in your estimation) have proved so produuive that, although tho receipts on the nights Miss O'Neil did not perform have been 'consideratily lessened, yet the whole season has b een suffi ciently advantageous to euabli•P' the Proprietors tnsatisfy their annual heavy dstuands, the weight of which seemed likely to • overwhelm them. , . In every boon the Proprietors have hitherto solicited or re teived from the liberality of the Public they have not been influenced by avarice.—No I Their objects have been to be en abled to furnish acceptable entertainments for their en . - lightened patrons, and also to discharge those pecuniary 0b. , - ligations which the visitation of misfortunes has brought upon them. They beg to put in their claim for a share of that feeling so dear to every re.spectable breast—the pride and comfort of ing able to pay every man hisowth These imperious circumstances Can only be met by your according to then' a boon as trilling to the individual as it is important to the welfareuf the Stage in general. It will be a fresh stimulus to their exertions for your accommodation and entertainment, to which end their whole thoughts, thrle and attention will be incessantly occupied. It is, Ladies and Gen tlemen, only to grant on the first .price of admission to that eligible situation, the Pit, the small addititin wf Sixpence. This address was.in general very %yell received; but the moment the " addition of Sixpence" was uttered, as furious a storm broke toith as ever rAged'in the midst of the memorable 0. P. war fare. At length the Mr. EvAxs who addressed the audience on the close of Drury-Lane Theatre, re's'umed hiS oratorical station last night, and urged the same topics against any advance of price which were employed it; ehe former contest. As there was a great - confusion in the Theatre, Mr. FAwcETT again' came on the stage, and requested that as the Proprietors of 'the Theatre only ven tured to solicit the. proposed measure as a .Boon. froth .the Public, and would pot presume to pusk rnaiser,ahy farther, he humbly requested, in the hame of the Proprietors, that the audience would patiently listen to what that Gentleman, or any other, might wish to say on the subject. This Address restored silence, and Air. ErANs 'proceeded. When be concluded, the turbulence was renewed with greai fury. " nude Britannia" and " Hearts of Oak" were 'sung, by the Pit, the 0.,P. Dance followed, and, excepting the want of floi.ls, Catcalls, and other. instruments of an noyance, the Opposition to the theatre was fully Opal in violence to any of the scenes attending the Eanief lamer table controversy. We shall not enter into the subject at present, as we do u bt not that tlie . PrOprietvt's will present their case to the Ptiblie . , , and then we trust that the Public wilt act as .becomes the British character,- and that their de - cision;:vhatever it may be, will he founded on principles of justice and liberality. Manv of the'scats in the Pit were broken, and the attack of a wonnin on .. one of the chande liers excited an apprehension that - the Theatre ‘votild have 'sustained some essential injury.— After, howeVer, abopt an hbur 'passed in stamp. ing on the benches'of the Pit, hissing, groaning, aful the intervention of a few. harangues, the 'crowd sallied into the avenues, where they con tinued butt short tithe, - and then dispersed. No thilig of the farce was heard. The house was crowded, as if in expectation of some extraordi - a nary evetit. THEATRICAL ARRANGEMENTS; DURING THE RECESS. COVENT-GARDEN, .Mi. - Kt.m.hr.t—Coutinucs tou much indisposed . to accept Proviuci;ll,eogagerticut. YouNG- . —GOes to Cheltenham for his health. - Mr. Covikr.ty—To the Continent. EnEnTns—Manager of the Margate Theatre, opens on the 2fitii inst. with lye ironekr—Vi,dunic by Mrs. JORDAN. She is to be foihuved by many London favogrites. Mr.'Brrtir—To Margate and Weymouth. Messrs. INcLEDQN, BROA DU nsr, and HA M riouSillaces, with the " Wathicriug Melodist" enteti.ainment. Mr. TAYhoit—With ir Glee Party, to the Isle Of Wight, Southampton, Chichester, &c. &t;. Mr..lluttustrr , —Brighton.,' Mr. FAIVC err—T. the lirceum,English Opera. Mr. SlNCL:AlR—Liverpoot, Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Mar . gat _ _ r Enuntr—Liverpool, Birtninghant, - Oxford, and Mar gate.- , Mr. BLANCHAr.D—Liverpool. • Mr. ABBOTT--Eiiittburgh. Mr. lasTox—Sen 7 side, to recruit his health. FAV:I.EY--,PitiiS. Messrs. MATiIEws,TERRY, and YoNEs—Hayradrltet. MiSs O'til'ALL--Newcastle, Glasgow, EtAnburgh, Liver pool, Plymouth; Llrighton. and Nlargat* ; if possible. She will be absent eight weeks ; and the engagements ol,ready made amount to no less a sum than 1,5001. exclusive of fits. Miss STF.PifENS = TO Wrifeestet• Music Meeting-, Mrs. lits t iOuP.- ='l•&s Margate and Oxford. Miss Boo . rii-Liirmingilitin, Worcester, Hereford, Oxford, and_Plyi . uouth. - • - ' . Mrs. EGZiat)N-To Margate, • DitURY,LANF., Mr. KLANT-4Batbi;Bi•istol, add Dublin. • Mr. l'opr-04111,iii. Mr. ItArl-;-04for'd. Mr: I.4..l.isrpfc--13;irniingbarn, • Mr.•.l3neiii,4%st—Wnreester Musk .Mtetitt. Mr. Prit,t.trrs—Tosibridge Wells and Margate. Mr. Mili)EN—Nurtb of England and 'Scotland. Mr. li_owTox (his sown circuit) - Tunbridge Wells, Canter bury,.Ferershaal, Maidstone, !footings, and Rochester: Mr.' WRENCH—Oxford. .Mr. DEcAmP—'Worthing. DAvlsoN•HYork, Sew - Castle, Glasgow, Citellsle, and Margate. • - Mrs. F.DWI---.Cheltenktro, Cirencester, Worcester ) Here ford, and Tunbridge Wells. Mrs, -44.0vit:.,K-4kiriniugliain and Ireland. &c. &c. •. rERSONS To 11.1. ITE EF,EN DISHARGED Mr. EL.LtsTus Mr. Pure Mr- DEt.%.Kr Mr, WRENCH Mr. ELR:s6ToN Mr. kVA LDLGRAvE, Mr. Caoun Mrs. ED wiN and M:s JD r