The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-22 00:00:00

FRENC ti PA MRS, Pitts, MAY 17.-r-Thr Emnet-or held AO-day a Coattrii of 11-inistess at the Palace Ely-4e. lit i - a . " slated in letters from Marseilles - , that a re . t s MiUrtilit'S kad main endeavoured to excite distur i),mres in that : city, but that tlreir attempts li;td ► ta!e):1 rrustrated by the meßsure - Stalcen by his \la .3,t‘t.' Commissioner Extraordinary and the Pre - - f-ct . . ..Tke Therr . tres r, f Oar - seines Jinni! been shut fm- VZ royxidoilbletinie past.--A. number of letters from Ihe aznatit announce, thal some insurrectional Tnovenictits had taken place at Lunel and Arles, tat that,_ notwithstanding ti , e insiiieutions a the aiisaffeeted, the authorities had succeeded in re.=, tt-;stablishin g tramptillity. This Morniag;betw,een • We. hours' of 4 and. several hilirstici«- stickers were apprehended in the act of poitin-v, up pretended Proclamations of the Coont de Lille, tending to . excite a eiXil war. L et t ers fror.4l3:lginur annunr.te she du- h of the Duke of Belinno, at Aix4a- Apeile. MAY 18.- - -.-SoMe disturbances took place hatillim on the 3il instant, but they were prwrirly supnress! , .l.—Connt .Caruot has been appointed a a . and Officvr of the Legion of lio uonr.—Mite.,l)4l Ga,n ic ; v, who - at rivet.l ) b rie yes 4erday, is, it is said, to he Commander in Chief of the Reserve- Cavalry of the Army of the North, and Lieutenant-Genf rat Pajol corm - mind the Light Cavalry,- . --M. Menneaal,. Sec , utary- to the Empress Maria Loilisa, has thrived from- Vienna, • 'and Las iad a long interview with the Emperor.— An Aide-rle-Camp of the King of Naples; accom panied by a Secretary, has arrived in great haste from ; • Ife has debarked at Calais, and voliti n n es i.tS journey to Paris. It is announced - that the Archbishops and 31ishotls of the Empire will assist at the- ceremony of she Champ t i e Mai, and that at Pontifical Mass Nvili be celebrated by - hi; Eminency M. Camba rei es ; Archbishop of Rouen. For souse days past individnals have been re teiving anonymous letters, in whiett thee- ate.offi cioasly informed, that they w:11 he denounced -to the Police, on account of their opinions.... Marx, MAT 10.—On the Bth .of nay ,the following, report was published - at Milan - , from which it cannot he doubted that there has been - a Very serious affair between the two armies : 'T Front the moment the King of Naples . per• ceiVed his danger i u coll9egnenc e of the- rapid march of Field-Marshal Lieutenant Bianchi ) he tirade the greatest - efforts to get out of it by forced mare , vs, and - gaining the high road of AncOna above Fidigno. ► " The two Austrian columns advart-, nn to the. Ist inst, in their opp.:site direcOirns.- Th - e E:ng perceived that the decisive moment was Come, and that he must clear Pia way by Foliguo, by Main force and at any cost, being no longer ible to 'repair butt by rapidity his precious neglect. -" What appeared tevfavouir his design .was - the circurnstatice -of his: having escaped from the CO: lumn which was marching on Sinigaglia, by leav ing a rear-guard, and thus griining' almost two marches upon it ; so that he could Ltd ttg-Al. torte to bear on General Bianchi': who was its the point of marching from Tolentino to Macerata. " 'The two armies met before Tolentii!o, and id combat began'which was maintai - aed on both irides' with the greatest firmness and valotir. It tasted two days, and tehninated to our advantage. " Already on the morning of the 2d of May, the battle WAS general, and lasted till night. The bttacks of The enemy on General Bianchi's posi tion were multiplied and- 'violent, but reinforce ments arrived front all sides. -The position was trtaintainctl, ant! General Bianchi was himself pre paring to attack the enemy the next•day; lint the King a second time advanced - [OB army on the morning of the 3d, and made.an impetuous at tack with superior force on G - enei•al Bianchi's left wing. This ,movement General Bianchi decided his favour by repulsing the- enemy With loss. The latter abandone'dahe field of battle, and was pin sited upoia Maccrata by. General - " A more particular account will soon be pub lished. It, the Mean rime it i 3 lttiown that Kin g 'Toachim'cornmaridedi n persnitOn these two (lava, and that his Generals secoildcd biro with all their efforts. The prisoners" report that the General's of -Division - Aittrosio and Pignatelli, •and the General of Brigade 'Carnpana, were womuled.— The number of prisoners -is not yet known—a astnaber of Officers are among them. • -` I The valour of the troops under Gen. Bianchi 'as remarkable. The regiment Chastele.r cover `ed itself with glory. The Neapolitan - Army, de -privecl,of its last hope, and pursued without re laxation, is n ow o bli ge d to march along th e east -ern coast by difficult roads." URUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS. ALDRI 30:—The Due d'Angouleme, Cottut Latou Pin, and.Connt:Damas„ are all here at this instant, where they have been re• &iced by all ranks with the greatest joy and'eu thusiastu. Hundreds of French emigr4intsrpour in dairy across the Pyrennees, and an army is.or ganizing, which be ars t h e name of the ''French Legion of the South." King Ferdinand, , after holding several Councils of State, has 'decided tipon malting a most Vigorous war upon puona 'parte, even independ ent o f any resolution of the A Nies. The Guerillas, both horse and foot, who did so much mischief to the French duringjhe last war, have crossed the Pvrentles at several points, without waiting for orders, and have ootnatented their career aaiii . st the adhetents and payrizatts of BUonaliarte. Indeed, r French sol dier in the South of France ventures nOw to quit his barracks, except for the purpose of de sertion ; for either the inhabitants, his own couutrymen, or the Gmerinets,,khew,hi m no mercy. Lettefs'from Gera-infor m that the Ist brigade of the 7il division of Russian infantry Las arrived there.: It was to ihe followed initne diately by the 2d and 3d brigades of th e same di- Tiion. They also speak of (porters be . ing or dered on the 9th for the 24th brigade. A large body of Co ssac k s had reacheik Gera, and- th oseo f trrusow were expected on the 18tir. Titovhole , of the army in t hi s Vi c i n i ty i s estimated at 84,000 seieti and 21,000 horses. PRODX Tin LONDON GAZETTE, NAY 20, Isls, Foreign- O s ffi ce, Altby 20, 1915. - - - His Royal Iligho•ciss the Prince Regent bat been pleased, in the name and on the behalf . of his Majesty, to approve of Mr. Joseph Leigh, as Con,Sul : fot the Euiperor.of Etu.sia at Live: pool.--Likewise to approve of Mr. Ignatius Seihat, its Consul for the Entrcror of i4uStria at _Malta. flit-Ogier ' 111420; 18 t 5 4th Regiment of DiagOon Guards, Lieutenant - T. B. Ber ridge,' from half-}lily pf the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Searaoche, wito exchatiges. 6th Ditto, Caatain );.111: Carmichael, from the 60th Foot, to Le Captain of a - Ttoop,.vice Serle, who exchanges. Ist Regiment of Dragoons - , Coroct Richatel Maniac to be taeineoa,it, without purchas 5d Ditto, George Masud,, (dent. to 'lie Cornet, without pun-' chase. 18th ltegiment of Light Drageons,Jartes Cruielshank, Gent., to be Cornet, by porch:v.v., vice Dolbel, promoted, 2.5 d Ditto, ;limos:a, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase. 3d Regiment of FoLit, Lieutenant William Clifford to he Cap tain of a Company, without purchase, vice Clenchy, ap pointed to the-Portuguese Sers'ice. Stn; Ditto, ChOrles - Maltiog, to be Ensign, without pur chas- vice Johnson, pro Arlited. Bth Ditto, Lieutenant C. W. Davis, f,'om the Royal New ridland teneibles, to bel,ieutenant, vice Scarman, who exchanges. 1 -It h.Ditto, Lieutenant William Buckle to be Adjutant, vice Akeuside, Whif I C,i,g11., the Adjutancy only. -Ensign W. J. Gregor!, fri in halt-pay of the 24th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Nutt, appointed-to the 32,1 Foot. - 2:ith Ditto, Rooert .10p, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice • -Porte!, who retires. 32d Ditto, Felix Calvert, from half-pay of Dillon's R.eglinent, to he Major. vice Bortiett, who exchanges. 38d Ditto, Ensign bV,lliam Thain to he Adjutant, vice Priest ley, who,resigns the Adiatioley only, :35th Ditto, Lieutenant Edinutid Burke, from half-pay of the 16th Light Draguens, to be Lieutenant, vice Walkef, who exchanges. . 36th Ditto, Lieutenant William Wainwright, from half-pay of the Regiment, to lie Lieutenant, .rice Cahill, who ex • changcs.. . • 38th Ditto, Licutemant William Hunt, from half-paY of the 45th Fi -of, -to be Lieutenant, - vice Robinson, who ex changes. Alexander Todd, Esq. Fate Paymaster of the 2d "-.Battulion, to be Paynntster. 42d. Ditto,-Lieutenant Jaioes.Stirling to be Captain of a Corn, puny; vice Walker, who retires. 45th Ditto—To-be Lieutenants, Lieutenant Richard Perham, from ha:if-pay of the 13601 Foot, vice Coghlan; who ex changes. Ensign L. 14i Cranston, without purchase, - vice Mocoherson,Trunioted in the 2d GarriSon Battalion. En sign F. Ebben, from the Foot, to be Ensign, rice • Urinston. . . 47th Ditto, Ensign William Young to be Lieutenant, Without purchase, vice Templeton, prootuted.- • ,• • . 32d Ditto—To he Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign . John Burnet, vice. Yorke, priimoted. - Ensign Ronald Ste% art, vice Dohs, promoted. faisign . George Robson, v i ce Wal lis. appointed to the- 2d Garri.tio Battalion. Ensign F. A. - Love, vice Lord Charles Spencer, appointed )•si the-93th Foot. To he Ensigns, Hunter, Gent. vice. Burnet.. Ensigtr Henry Nutt, from th e 14th F oot, ' v i ce Stewart. CharleS Henry Roberts,- tient.•vice itutiSon.• DaVid KinlOeh, Gent. vice Love. - sPth Ditto, Lieutenant Jame.; frOnt half-pay of the Foot, to be. Lieutenant, vice Seymour, Who exchangeS. 60th Dittit, Captain William Serle, from the 6 h Dragoon Guard,, .to be Captain of 'a - Company, vice Carmichael,: who exchanges.. 74th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Hopkins, from half-pay of the 36th Foot, to be. Lieutenant, vice P e r c y, w h o exc h anges. 1 7501 Ditto, Ensign Elias Payne to be - Lieateriant, by purchase, vice promoted.: 'John Wright, Cleat. to he Enz. , sign, by purchase., .vice Payne. 78th Ditto, 4i•thitr .Ahmuty, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Drt;gborit,.promoted:- sat!' Ditto Li•cutenai,a-Coleucl -Augustus Warburton, from the 4ist Foot. to be Lieutunatit-t:,dimel, vice Woad, who retires itpotithe fralf-pav of thcAlst Foot. g6th: Ditto, Ensign -t-.••••- • •.Caddeli to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign Be njamiu Evera.rd, from half-pay of the Ensiim, rice Caddell, promoted. 88th Ditto,. 'Captain ,Charies L. Fitigeraid, - front half-pay of the'Odth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stewart, whoeXchanges.. 930, Ditto - , Second Lieut. George Dro to mond to be First Lieu tenant, by purchase, • vice Lot d Chas. Spender, - promoted it: the Ooth. Foot. Richard Irtoo, Gerit to. be Second Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Drummond. , 97th Ditto, Ensign Charles Pri c h ar d, f rom half-pay of the • 56th totit, to be Ensign, vice Ebhart, appointed to the - 45th: FOOL , lit Ceylon Regiment, Ensign Williun.Abbott, from-the. Pith Foot, to be Secom! Lieutenant, rice O'Donnell, deceased. • Royal- West India itangetS.—To be Captains of Comp:Ones, - without purehatte,.Lient.Joho Boyton, vice Robinson,- who resigns. Lieut. Thos. Donald, vice Bill, appointed to the Portuguese To be Lieutenants, •Ensiegos Clement Archer, vice Bovton ; and Charles.Digges, vice Donald. :lo he Ensigns, Ed war d H arr i s Langstaff, Gent. vice Archer; JOhn Studdy, Gctit. vice Digges, York Cfrasseurs, - Erisiga George Augustus . O'Farrell, front half-pay to the Chasseursßritanniqiirs, to be Ensign, Vi ce Conroy, wh o se appointment hag out taken place. Royal Waggon Train, Jame; Turner, Gent. to he Veterinary • Surgeon ; Daniel Leonard, Gent. to he AsNistant-Sur„teon. Garrison Companies.—To Captains of Companies, Brevet Major Robert Hawthorne, front half-pay of the 41h fr,arui son Battalion. CaPtains Arthur Newport, from half-pay' of the late 2d Garrison Battalion; •George Ytintig, from half pay of the •15'tli Foot; John- E. M'Carthy, Iron: half-pay of th e sorb Foot. To be Lieutenants, Lieut. Amite% Kerr, from half-pay of the • 6:ld Foot; Licnt . John- "Russell, front halt-pay of tht• 16th Garrisonsllatjalion ; Jolut from, half-Pay of the 7th: Garrison Battalion;. I'. Symonds, frOrn half pay of the IstAirrisote Battalion, To be Ensigns, - Ensigns Robert - W. OVlion, 'from' half-pay of the 6th Garrison Battalion ; .I:. T. Abliott,,from half of th e 6th Garrison 'Battalion; Joba H. 'Fagg:J.l'l, front half-pay pf the 2d Garrison Battalion. . . 2d Garrison Battalion.--=TO lie Lientenimts, EnSign R. G. C. vice Kirk,. deceasiii..: Ensign.Eilward MoOrc:. To be Ensigns, P. Fitzgerald, Gent.. vice Coots) 'Wen. Cham ' pion, Gent.- vice Moore. POth Royal Veteran Battallen, - Quartetnast e r William Ro gers to be Ensign, vice Thomson; Eaiga•Joseph Tl.oinson to he Quarter -Master, vice Rogers. Royal Newfoundland Fencibles, Lieutenant W. II C. Scar from the Bth - Ftiot, to . be Lieutenant, vice Davis, who exchanges. . , New'llrauswiels Fencibles,, . To, be Captain o f a Company, Lieut. Jriseph'Kenah, vice•Ba r k e V, appo i nte d Ensign. To be Lieutenants, Ensigns C. HatchwaY, Win. Mitch, - and George Mittel:in'. To be Eusigns, G. Gibbons ; Gent. Wry Minckin, Gent. Vice and CapCAnthopy Birker Cwith - temporary rank). ~ . . ' BRI I ,.VE'f.. . . . . i Capt..Thos.Pawell, of. the (;)eop'riy Light Infantry Fenci•i hies, to he Major in the Amy. Capt. De - racy Lean., of the sth West - India iteitricnt; to lic Najor in ttie Army. ST'AFF,. Licht.-Colonel G. , Brawn,• of the 85th Foot, to be As - sistant to•.thAi Chuirterniaster-General to• the Forces, vice Sir:N., Trunt, ,who resigns. Lieut. C. K..liicy, of the late Bth ROyal Veteran : Battalion; to be Staff-Lieutenant at Albany . Baffaelis:.; • • HOSPITAL: STAFF, To be Physicians_ to ; the Forces, John Eyre, .14. D. .from _the half-pay, J o h n V e t c h, M . D. from the half-pay, W. - G. • Wray / . roin the liaif-pay. To be Aiurgeoris to. the .Porres—Steff-Surgeotis, William F. •Bliclie,.from haif-pay, .Richard O'Connell, front half-pay, GcorgJ treks.e Beattie, from Henry Ifei; frOm Artliar,'fronehalf-pay,; Hugh Bone,- from, half-pay, Robert Woulfe,!from half-pay, Robert Svvallow, from half pay, Pennell, Cole, from half-pay.. • To have the Rank of Deputy Inspector of Hospitals in - the NeF therlaudS only, • Surgeon Witliatu:Curti, of the Ist Foot Guards. To he Hospital-Assistants to the Forces, .Tames Christie, Gee , . Black, James Blair, AVni. G. Watson., .JaMes Hawkins, Walter Blake, JeromenceSirneomyWithirm Grier, Joseph • Huey, Hospital-Mate John Luby; Hugh Cunningham, Wtn. Williams, WM. Dobson, Henry G. Parker, Gen!s, To be Apothecary t o the Feices, Nilus Hilditeh, Gent. from • hal 4ay.• - • • To be Deputy Purveyors to the Forces. , -Deputy-Pnrveyors G. Pratt, from balf 7 -pay, Joseph Weaver, from half pa), Geo.. F. Mucklow, from hail-pat: • The King's' German 'Legion.6th Battaliorkof the Line, .Rudolpus (istens, , Gent. to• be Ensign, vice Wuruitt a Whose appvinitacitt, has Awl t4ken 1 41 4- • LAW INTMIG&C t: TILE ATTOR COURT Or EXciff.QUER; NA . -(6 t 4 E i i r )E G P I :A N L u C H A A r t rIO V. N c . - 9tog,got „ 0. 0 1 9 0 1 1 : ( 1 1,1 Co This was a proceeding., to .recovei '''‘.." , ‘,o 4/4 ' m stated, that Cblonel Ogle the Government. The SOGICITOR Y' , ri ge ce e v ntto raise recruits kir 'the army: .be v° s , e j si an allowanct! for .eVery man delroce i l Chatham Barracks. In the course of this l e „ co t f' ° deliverer Itie recewed considerable -sums from in i appeared by the Colonel's accounts., -del:pide gave a bond, the condition .of and 800, that great overcharges had. been 30g1' Colonel, to, as examination was necessary"; le entered into _at) caP to re w hich wa s ' li ai three months. •after the balance of ihe', " ; c : es l 1"-a declared, he would ifty the same, ail° , all " did 51 ' , all charges fo l t:iaw should be l i r- r 4 off. The balance was declared by , 1-" F tll .lll o e a t was no valid stone to be 12,356/. and as the defendant 44—, , p v il e y l at the end of three months, the legal c, rb r di ' 4 ! added, and this e d 'RI prOCeSS commenc . 4 for 12,0121. d defence,and-the Jury found it Ve l ' Ibis was 11.1./PSlSElleKiblle'GC:C.c7tWhEe°E. .x CiS - t °11 ,, (1 0 (1111: ( ‘ l % e fi l -, : t ic ( l ) a r ii ,i t c , o 4 l: :l) . a 7 l o t s o t o e i r : itlnE:gesedx.,tE(tindb tell e(i:eo telo'ieo; Crown, for ditties which tile, defendant, 1 ; t1( ,,t bil, Dl l:::l .se f gs r e 7 st i l n the 17ea - tOlitheresefiresliivtFil,inlie_orititei,n:ga:;_a-orie t r i • cloA field. He was charged with what. is te ll iii making 2-tin wets ; and the Jury,.tind el. *,,,' s''' 4 circumstances, found a verdict for thic Cr': ' , 7,4061. , exhausted, Menceri o❑ 'Monday last, and was ailiournea cprf s h a y :l:st extraordinary cause; it i f i i . _taken so ill,that'clileocinkiourinitiielatltiliise day• 13 1 8 .1 1 0 ; 1 :: -Friday, that he could proceed do furthec.,ed, night. Not less than 80 w►tnesses were ex 0/ COURT or arid one GentleuTailis d notice occurred on Saturday in this Court.. KING's BENCH.—No case i'vor ti'l ewv::::;;;:t,alta I' 0 L 1 C E. MAREBOROUGH-STltErn BITENSIYE ROBBEkY, COMMITTED ,DUifiligr GRAND XETE AT BURLINGTON H Ol-1813; j orf NVlten the variou s ar ti c l e s ,borrowed frl e individuals to furnish the tables, came t ° to leeted, it was discovered that property sigiof amount of BOO' guineas and upwards, o° oo o of pate, glass, c hi n a, &c. & c . had beets nide), from the'premis e s, an d althou , b strong stl'r t t d r was attach e d t o ma n y p ers O ns , e very at e OOP Ai discoVer, the depredators' was in e ffeCt" 3 4o o length, however, a yo u ng woman of the t , o ioo l ° Roper, was detected in offering some sale at a shop in - Swallow-street ; upon lice . 10# . interrogated, it came out that her inoth eri t Our Southall, had been employed four "o rs : I t o bq lington Muse. An (jaw was dispateb ti 'o pl;:te, y te,ln lodgings ci h a, and many in jeurivlAl-iy street,o ther wle articles ra t c y l e drael t i o t°. The mother and daughter were brongb t er . ; Office on Wednesday last, and underwel it t i ci ir urination ; nothing, however, of i m pori 3 n c i ,,l l , ; - • cnit in evidence, as of the nunieions attended, non e were a bl e t o swear pos" - to the property. As others are suspected f iber bae:i cbticerned,• Roper was conditionally Ifr ed, and Southall was remanded. w h o is-ottod, r i e to rttd )39 Foster, son, the waterman, in the eye, was On 4ees ° : discharged, as the - surgeon pronounce" redi payot't of a`ll danger, and Mr. e niary sur g eon's bill, anti injury fli i rttc°lljPlll.lrell' iJ inflicted. Isaac I3enj 11nzn anti leis , , fe r N er :• 11e:t11(5 ilc sr:(1 tt place, B ow -St reet , to appear at the- Next minster Sessions. MatisidN-liotfsg.--A man of ante, named Harris, tesident iii the .yesterday charged, h -y an interesting !Hale, ponied Elliot, with a violent assat , 'to hail to answer the charge at the 5e%, 5 7; 5 ; GUILDHALL—T. Chapman and vants to ,Mr. Ballard, the baker, of f iee- i a d ,„6 were charged with robbing their - tuaste r° 'Y e siderahle quantity of flour at various-times' were both- remanded. .genteel ev,,gre!fr:l /, at be'c". Mackerel arc now sold at Briaht °l./ ;reel s 365. per hund r ed, an d a re reta il e d the 6.- three for n shilling. . 4 ° l l ll 'o SUDDEN th f of Dme, who kept a shop at the corner ° deo u r Hart-yard ; -in Drury-lane, 'dropped do" s0 1 ! f , a hair-dre s s er ' s .shop in Cle men t's-hole' i)11 0 . day afternoon. He had just entered th" and seating hims e lf, fell back and insta ll pined. meurnes Re g iment.--,Lieutenant Charles Itrrn.by, ?rota ball-pay di' 'Minns Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice De Oninveris, who exchanges. tichtard S. Glen, Gent, to be Ensign, rice De Loriol, proinoted. V4'atteville's Regiment.-10 he Lieutenants, Ensign, Albert. Bondeli, vice Vdward Pellichody-, killed in action. Ensign Joshua Harrnau„ prinnoted. Victor de Watteville, Gent, to be .Ensigu, vice Bandell. NUMORANDUM. Ensign J. J. Grant, of the York Light Infantry - Volunteers, ia superseded, beitl g a bsent withiSut • The .ippointments of the undefmetithoted Offiders, as stated in the Gazettes of t•lth December, 1813, 15th ultimO, and tith instant, have not taken place : John Iralkirr Gent. to be Ensign in the 2d G a rrison Batta lion,. late of the 4th. Atsistant-Sirrgeon Lewis Zierman, from the Bth Battalion of the. Line a the. King's German Legion, to be Assistant... Surgeon in the 60th Fiioi. Lieutenants Stall and Berke, froM half-pay of the 2rl Gar rison 13:ttalion, to tie Lieutenants in that Corps. ERRATA in tlitBGazettes of the 26th October 1811, and 6th Instant. 24th Foot.—For Serjernit-Major Charles Daeb:ing to be Quar ter-Master, read Scricant-Major ChitritiA Dressing to be Quarter 7 Master. Meuruti'S Regiment. —For Ensign Jantei Eilelow, from pay pi are 50th Foot, • to-beQuorter-Master, vice Vaiieher, deceased, read Ensign Ceorge Eitgtlow, from halr-pay Of • the:sotb - Foot, to be Quarter,Mastrq vice Faucher, de ceased. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North ••• Riding; of Yorkshire. 6th Regiment of North York 1.6 cal Militia, T. Niacin!lson, Esq. to be Lielit.-Colonel-Commandant.' Commissions signed by the t.orti Lieutenant of the East Rid , ink of, the Countrof York,. and Town and County of the Town of Kingston-tnin-Hull. Militia--E harlcs Grimston, Esq.. to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice, Torre, jun. deceased. Colin Watson, Gent. to be Lieute nant, v.c.o Settle, resigned; WalterSellon, Gibson, Gent. to be ditto, vi c e Rilvington, deceased. Matthew Chalmers, Gent, to be Wrgeon,•viee Williford, deceased:. 4th Battalion of. Local Militia.—Hobert Newbold, Gent, to be vice Sellers, I.,roinoted, Wro. 1-1 1 : Moody, Gent. to be Quarter- - Master, vice Lupton, resitned, Commisiion in the Ist or West Norfolk Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord. Lieutena , :t of the County of Norfolk.. Robert Sawyer, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Harxer, resigned, BANKRUPTCT KNIARC4ED. Thomas Laycntk and J.iint •La . yeock; T4l - adford, Yorkshire, dealers in oil, from May 16 to July 4. BANKRUPTCY SUM: LtSEDED. John Moore the elder; King's Ilronipton, )euniaa. BANKRUPTS. I Peter Fawcitt, Saint Martin's, Stamford Baron, Northamp tonshire, innholder, June 15, and July 1, at. eleven, at the George l3tu, Saint:Mart44's. Attornies, 'Messrs.W. Hopkinson, Stamford, or Messrs.. James and Abbott, New Inn, Loodoa. James Clarence-place, Hackney-road, horse-hair-manufacturer, May 30, at one, June 6, and • Jille,l„at twelve, at ,Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. William Richardson, Clflelit's Inn. Ezekiel Gaspard;. George-street, Minories., merchant, May 27, June 6, add Tilly 1,• at twelve, at Guildhall. Attur. 7 nits, Messrs. Leigh, Mason, and Housman, New street. Thomas Roberts .and William Steevens, Saint Philip and Jacolt, GlOner.stershirel tobacen-pipe-inanufacttirer, June 2, .3, amid illy I, at our, at the Commercial Rooms, B.is tol. Attoruies, MesSrs: ibitudillon and Hewitt, Little 'Friday-street, or -Mr. Win;Beva-n, Wine street, Bristol. Walter Hippesley Clarke, Lydcontl and .Wydcombe, setshire, coal-merchant, June 1,2,. and'duly 1, at twelve, at the Coninteri!ial Rooms, Bristol. Attos flies, Messrs. Lamberts, .Taylor, and Deane, Gray's Inn-square, or Mr. Taoner, Bristol. . . . . John George, Nlonmouth, tiniher'7lnerchant, May 30, 21 and July 1, at elev.m, at the'CroWn :titd TListle i Moil mouth. Attornies, Mr. Beruard-street, Russell square,. or. Mr. Pbillpotts, Monmouth. Richard Johasoft, Liverpool„ merchant, June 12, 13, and July I, at eleven, at tliraork [lntel, Liverpool'. Atter ' nies, Messrs. Statliain, and -- F'ostcr; Exchange alloy, Liverpool, or Messrs. Davie, tfid John, Palsgrave . plaer, - Thomas Saltinerand John ti,ilttner, l‘rachester, hat7rnanu fiietil'iws, Atay 27, .31, and July 3-, at One, ar theStarlnti, Manchester. Attornics, .Mr. Hadfield, .Manchester, or Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple. , Chivies Norton the youii,:er Birminuliain, builder, ',Time 16, f 7, anti July 1, at t A•eive, at the 'Royal Hotel, Birming ham. • Attorites, essrs: Baxter and Furuival's 1 1111 , or 3i e,, Richard Bird, . 1- tirminglialu• • Wil barn Hallidal, Nlauchestel , cotton-spinner,. May 27, 31, and I, at eleven, at the Mosley Arnii Inn, Manches ter: Atforme:, Jeremiah Buckley, Brown-street, Mnnclitster, or 'Messrs. Shepherd, -Adlitt,t o n, and Gre gory,. , Siias Cave," Oaf ril-street, merc6r, May 27, June •6, and Jute 1, at ten., !it. Guikihall. Attotnies, Messrs. Hughes and Buxtou t Feachurch-street. • Thomas Durra.nt, fleathtield, Sussex, common-carrier, May 27, June 3, and .July 1, at ten, at Guildhall, Los:don.- Attornats, - Alcssrs:Dyrie Thomas Cooper, Manchester, conch-maker, June 9, 10, and July 1, at ten, at the Star liu,, Manchester. Attornirs, ;Messrs. ~yiftis, gliatlivrne; and Clarke, Warufiird-court, or Mt. flesior, King-street, Manchester. • DIVIDENDS. June 13. NI, 'Hill; Gaiiriburgh, Lincolnshire, corn-factor—. Jane 12. S. FUtlikrt,.Notth...N,wton, Oxfordshire, cove-dealer IQ_ J. S"te.l)C. NeWp.tifts 'SIN 0: Wight, 1411.1yr-11)er: Chant —J tine •10., T. II igh, Satn;eshury, La itca,hi re, , calico manttfaethrer.ltine 12. it. B:9*Wil, Worcester, glover—June victlialler—June 21. AV. Hutton, jun. • Fretnington, Devonshire, .lime,bUrner—June. 12. •%\'. Scutt, %Wakefield, i!in!y2eper—Julle 19. L. Wilkinson,- liosierJune 19. H. Garton, Nottingham, ho sier—Jime 13. C. Draper,' Ttavies Inn,, scrirener,---June 10, J. Bosbury„ White I,ron-,sttc*, Chelsea, corn-cliandler--' June 12. %V. P. Hutchinson, Lidtrposl, grocer—lnn -Gs 12. D. !%lauriiiie,l.llhrlborougli, Wiltshire, linen -draper—June 20. - E. and IL' Hodson, Cross- , street, , Hatton-garden, printers—May 27, E-Townsentl, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden, wine-mer ellant--Junc. 13. T. nopliins, Camden -street, Pancra,, builder. CEIITIFIC.VIES-JuNir, JO. . R. Lindon,.--Bristol, timber-nierchaot-111. Wild, White haven, inti-keeper--W. Ai Alills, ,lilempsey; Worcestershire, ini/lor—:W. Nix, Royal Exchange, inctlieine7vcinler---J. Steel, Itisherton, Li'neolnshire, hanker— I`;tionrt, iiriniiighani, cur- Tier-- , -E. illuch; Ledbury North, Su it miller--..E. flail, Cheltenham, farmer—W. ToUgue,- Binningliain, jeweller — J. Mattnews,,NorwiLli, plumber,.-T. Brown ; Bristol, malt ster— R. 151, , e11, C. - ChapOle, -and It. D. Isbell, Stotietionse, Devonshire, bililders—W. Awbery, Ittipert4treet, Haymar ket, yietualler—W.,Nash, St..Mary-Axertea-deale-r.„ PARTNERSIMPS, DISSOLVED. J. W.Poodrich and T. Carter, Leicester, hosiers—M. Wood and A. Itiruington, Rochdale,, Latiensliire, cimfeationers—J. and J: Rogers, 'Watford, Ilitrt fordstii ie, timber-merchants— ,,, ft T. Gardner and J. Eggleston, Newark-upon-Trent, Notting. . l'il A RBI ED. ll:tins:tire, liquor-merchants—R. and It. Steven, and .1. Cecil, U 1 pper Thatues-street, leathe-faciors—T. and J. Dowley, ' -On the 15111 inst. at Brighton, b . :, the Rev. ' fl°b;:r t° t 6 .l f :l : 7;s:''' Banliside, cornmerehant's—W; a u d J. Johnson; 'Manchester, Vicar, Peter Barger, Esq. of Whitby, Yorks ll , l c e r ' e c,J 49 r. engravers—W..atid P. ItcynOlds; Oxford-street, books.ollers..— ' Attree, second dangliter of the late William . .svt''' t" t . 0 0 '1 G. Burton And 'D,.. Atkinson, -Nuw- City-chanthers, * l 4- licitor, Brighton. ~, r. s q t the brokers—E. .Stuipmers and. ..f. Heath, rnigritighoe, Es- On Saturday.laSt, at St. George's; 1-I w 3-vc • 0 ' to sex; r'aillers—T. and P.:Edmonds ; arid W. and A. 'Willcox, Richard Webster, to Eliz,abetit, eldest danghtel ge t, , . Tr Birmirogham milinert--41.. 'W. Hall 'and. T. Foster; Toole,y- i William Thomas, E.4q: of St. Helen's. f I , i'' O r 9 street;, southwarli, grocers.---,7.1. A. Lee, Al. Henry, : and It. On Tuesday last, Vaniel V. Donovan, 1: 5 11• *° he late `4 Pattinson, Kingston -upon-11911, nierthalits : —C. Fen hY and Miss Mary Ann'll.tunah, voungestdaughter of t' to ll!' It. I) , lawman, Nla,ich,F.ter, gr o c ers —l,. L ee and J. fle - aven, Hanuah, s ,;.1 the Island o f Tort - ola. • ri.lr'' O r !' Bath, iMporters of wines--.-W. Toung,H:Rainey, an-‘l4. Red- Same day, at Fa rnwor th, Lie ut. J . Ramses}', -.: IP dali; 1,pi1d0ry.,..-T.J o h nstm; j iin. and,W.'Kendall, Lant-street, - Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Robert ItanesaY , ''''''-',, Sliith,;,;.rk, timber•rner,lnin is—J. Ba ylis.; arid W. - Palmer, 1 011 Bury-street; St. Jalne , 's, siiiitlis---G. ...fob!) aiitl E. Birch, '. I'' : di' London. drogs , ists—l. Wi id', Mellor - Derbyshire' and J. Hyde, ,-c p - On Thursday last, at his house in Great CO O r ob / Stocisport, Cheshire; thread-manufacturers. Sir Simon Richard Brisset Taylor, Bart. _ . . . Mins: a Comedian of considerable'merit, who , of o , ii i.. ' I k ' l l i . i i i i r l s' i, d;l ui y, it a e g v e r if o 6:3, s of e . at) t a n i f u w a p r_ l y e:t: l c a , s ,,, .l. ) , , i"g s; t l si e ts c i;,e ': e rl:, l l, l3 :.: l l ,,, ,l ' )" . o oo ; d e fr : • Same day, aged (13,. Mrs. Ilbeklebridge, r ', ll 4,,,ittt t f., its ,0 performed some years ago on the London Stage, •The former li'ad'been !n the -morning to vi , '" '-. 'fan '° or , ') hal f the NI IP 'and since in Dithlin; EiTinburidi and almost 'every on helping her iie.ros,'; the room, fell ; and is ly o t A , 0 ~ n , prOVinel,il theatre in the kingdom, is at this time terwavds was a corpse. In the evening, slea ß rei , o c , f . o o ' o t • hour; aml soon after the body had bee ........,...............„......4, ' aid door a-wrutehed inmate of the Royallnfirmary of the. Huckienridge went into the same room, latter city, sinking - under age-,. Inalady; and unis- . !bed,. inict rxpited. ' . etf ° r fortune.. . . - ... Cr.', t do . A peyson' of the name of IlAwtct NS was struck ~,, ~ -I). )1 ni PS, ( 410 1 ,6 LONDON: )'rioted. by .1. B. CARSTAIRS , ' P ',f r'' Pi' dead 'by li. , ,!itiii , rg, on lii's v.7iy limn au a r . tbr to hoildings ; and published lw W. A. SC..-- , l : l;ece , m ,- 1 00 . - A s by - t I C -I : o 2`tilleit; it n-iiAtinday last.. at .thi... Sts,v,OPrics., No. 112, Strand; -' beaw". wetits i Orders, Letters (post-paid), &C. must -..- --- , - or, , . . IRTS. ' 0 On the 19th ;pat. the Led ß v of G. H Stevens, li)q. o f Clj sor Lodze;l3rll4, o f a tlittigliter : ' 115" an On. Saturday. I,i,t, in Portznati-square, t e e .,,Newark, of a daughter. 17 '