The Sun. — London, England, 1814-06-01 00:00:00

~~. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE) MAY 31: Office, Mey :31, 14314. Earl' Bathurst, one of his Majesty's• Principal 'Secretaries of State; has this day trotified,by com mand of his Royal Flightless the Vrince Regent, to the Ministers of* . frictidly Powers resident at this Court.,that the Commander-in-Chief of his •Majustv:s Naval Forces off the -Coasts of the United States of North America, has issued a Pro cla4nation, claret; at Berttuda,•On tire 25th day of April lait, declaring allite ports, harbours, bays, creeks, fivers, inlets, outlets-, islands, and sea . coasts, of the said United States; from the - . point of land called Black Point, to tire Northern and -11.1.1 stern bonndaries between the said United States 'land the Irritish Provinces of New Brunswick, to te in a state of strict and rigor Sus blockade ; and - that the said Commander-in-Chief had sta.' 'Coned off - the -ports and places above-thentioned 1-1 naval force* . - adequate to maintain the said. 11:1lckade in the Most rigorous and effective Man razr and that the ports and places aforesaid are - and • most be considered as , being in a state of blo , kade accordingly; and - that all the measures authorised by the Law of Nations will he adopted and exernted with respect to all vessels attempt _ ing to violate -the said blocicade. Bathurst, at_the same time, notified to the said Ministers,• by comMand of his Royal High s-1,4 the Prince Regent, that the whole of the French troops, ivhich4orcibly ocettpied - positions on the banks - of the Elbe, having been removed, so as to lea,ve that liver tree and secure to thn Yessels of his Majesty's subjects, as :well as of - other nations;•his Royal highness has. judged -it expedient t6;signify his 'commands to the Lords ' Commissioners of the Admiralty, that the neces sary orders may be given, that all his Majesty's ships of ‘var, - which may have, been statim4rd'at, the mouth of the Elbe, for the purpose of block tiding the saute, may be immediately withdrawn. COLONIAL DEPARTMEt;T. Dowiiin7-streft, May St, 15.14. A nispatch, ul.3.vlrich . the foiluaingis an Extract, has peen this day received, by Earl Ballittns - r, from Lieut.-General Sir GgoßG.g Ptti:vusi, dated • Qatbee,-Ith 12, 1814, When - I had the honour of addrEssing your. Lordship-on the 9th -of February, ' the American army . , tinder .Major , Gen.-Wilkinson, continued to occupy their position on the frontier of Lower Canada, at the. French Mills, .on the Salmon ver, near St\ Regis, and -at 7 the. Four Corners. Inow beg leave to-acquaint you, that between the 12th, and 16th of February, the enemy aban doned their position, after-partially burning their block-house and.barracks, erecttd with infinite la bour and weat,expence, and -also destroyiNgtheir river craft and I)atteaux ,' several' hundred of whiCh bad been frozen up in Sidmon River ; and they have succeeded. in moving their ordnance and the principal part of their provisions and stores. Two re in are stated to have Proceeded to Sackett's Harbour, and - the. remainder of their force _to Bur.= lington and Platsburgli,• where Major-General Wilkinson has now taken up his headequarters. 1 am „informed the .frontier positions .oCcupied by the enemy at the close of the last campaign were.given up,, by•the orders of the- American. Government, in consequence -of -the extreme dif ficulty experienced, and the.enormous expence in curred in supplying the* troops allotted for their defence with provisions f and the daily decrease of their army'by sickness and desertion, arising from the harassing and fatiguing duties to which their troops were .exposed, 'from the constant appre-- bensinn. of being attacked by us. As soon as information of the enemy's move ment was received, Colonel Scott, of 103 d re pinion, with a snrall elfectire force, consisting of detachments tram-that corps, the . 139th, and - Canaclian . Fencihles, and.a picket of light cavalry from Coteau du Lac 111td .Cornwall, passed .over the ire trout -the latter post to•the . Salmon , River, rod arrived in (One to press- uptni the enemy . 's 'ear-guard, which Made a-precipitateretr,eat ; and alJout a hundred sleigh loads of provisions and ; _stores Inlve fallen into- our possession, and the de ttriietion of their blockhouses, barracks, andi bo.ats, has' been c ompleted. Colonel Scott advanced with his party without into the enemy's country to Malone,. — .l\ - latlrid, and within a few miles of Platsburgh; and returned by • the routeof Four Corners, to his post at the Coteau du Lac. AI the Court at Carlton House, the 30th of May, 1814 i pre sent; his Royal llighness the Prince Recut in Council. ittiya; Highness theVrinee RtsFent having rotten pleased, in the name and on the behalf of -hts Majesty, to appoint the Right Hon. George .Viseount M;tidleton to be' Lord Lienie nant of the County of Sttrrey ' his Lordship, this day took the oath's appointed to he taken thettcupon; instead of tote oaths. of allegiance and supremacy. • •:' • At the Conxt,at Carlton House, the 30th of Mir, 4; pre sent his Royal Highness the Prince Resent in Council. It is 9:is ,day ordered,• by his . Poll Highness the Prises Regent in Couneit, in the name anti on the bekilf of his Ma jesty, that Lie prold'oition, under the Order in Council of the Qtst ofJaauary last., agairt.t the exportation of Sheet Copper, he, and the said- prohibition is, hereby taken off, &c. • JAMS BULLER. BREVET. Colonel W. Gnaid, of the 45th Foot, 'to be Major,Genefal jn the 'Artily. . • To be Colonels in the Arnim—Lieutenant -Colonel Thomas N. Wyiolhian of the Ist • Dra:tootisl Lieutenant-Colonel George Hill, of the ad togiraeriiof Foot Guards. To iA the Army—Captain M., S. Wolroud, an Ai. eistant Qinater-Master-Geoeral i.Captain James Allen, of 'the light bragoatis. Carlton-House, Mail 30, 1814. - • • This dhy Mr. Edmund 'Bourke, Envoy Extraordinary and hilnister Plenipotentiary front his Majesty the King of Den, niarli, had a private, audience of his Royal . 1-lighneSs the rr7hce itegent, to deliver his credentials;. to which he, was introduced by the Earl of Liverpool, and conducted - by Ro bert Chester, -Esq. Assistant-Master of the eereniuniet. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Deputy trispectOrs'of Ilospitals-Staff-Snrgion Stephen • Woolriche and Staff-Surgeon John R. Hinnei • To be Physicians. to the. Forces 7 -lames Wright, M. D. from the 63:1 Foot; Stzil-Surgeon Lewis F,raus, from Porttl guese. Staff; Staff 7 Surgeon •D. M`Lagan ; Surgeon W. G. .Wray, froth' the ,27th • Foot ; Surgeon Edward. O'Leary, from th.e.47th.Foot. To. be Stirgeons to the Forces—Assistant-Surgeon Samuel Cooper; : . .iturgeon Henry' Dun, from the 23 d Foot , vice Wootrichei•proftioted; Surgeon J. Van Millingan, from the 31st Foot; vice .Hume, promoted; Surgeon Cornelius Ityan, from or 38th I• tint ; Surgeon John Williams, from the 94th Fiiot;; Aiii'stata;-Surgeon W. Randall, from the. Hospital Staff; Aisistaut‘Surgebn August Scillier, from the Whitehall, .3.fafi 31,1314. Ilis Royal Highness the Prince Regent bath been pleased, in the pante and on the. behalf of his Majesty, to give sod graot'untO Arthur Farquhar, Esq. a Po'st Captain in the lloyal Navy, .COrntnamder 'of his Majesty's ship Deiire, and Sco.ior Officer of his Maje -. .iti's vessels, emplo:ed in the rivers Ellie, Weser. and Ems, in co-operation ‘vith the . Al4ed t r oops, his - Majesty's Royal Feenee and . permismon tOacce.pt wear the-insiznia of a . Knig.ht of li.oyalStrediSh jar; Order of the Sword, conferred u n law by his Majesty of Sweden. . •• . .• " • . . To be Assiita t=Sft rkeon to the Forces—Hospital:Assistant prioniasM‘Whirter, vice Hutne, appointed to-the 7th Foot. To, he Surgeon to the Forces, .serving• under Lieutenant-G`e neral Lord Beresford only—Assistant-Surgeon G. iriay 31 1( 314. 2tl Regiment of. Dragoons; Lieut. Joliet I'. Bontein, from tht: Jai* Light .11cagmous, to he Captain of. a'i'roop, by -put . - eintse,*l ice Dail, who retires. 4th Ditto, Hosi;ltal-Assistant" 'John garry to be Wssistart . - Surgeon, vice Hilson,•nrottfdted onklie tittii. • • 13th r..egiment of Light bragot' , :t.i; Joseph Wakefield, Gent. b: Uuriiet, by pnrenn:-:e„,. cle vice al - e, promoted. 14t.,!: Ditto, Lieut. the FrOn. E. P. Dormer.to . be Captain of a Tro ,, p, wit oont omel;ne. 18tb Ditto, Vii;liam Henry Gent: to be Cornet, by front the AtitPragnons, vice INl'Lagan. • -To'he 15epiity''Purveyors to the Forces—Henry Everitt, fhmt. 'vieo..Eyeritt, deceased.; Purveyor's-Clerk William - iveT . ; Pu'rveyoes-Cierk George Mucklow; Purveyor'4-; Clerk Joseph. Weaver. • The King's!German Legion. Ist Battalion of ,Light trifantrv, Otto de Morschalck, Gent, to he Ensign, viee Afacdonala, promoted. 2d-llitto, to he Ensigns, Henry, Bergmann, Gent. vice La Roche, prOMOted; - Henry Garreu4, Gent. vice Fabricei, _ . . promoted. 4th Battalion of. Light infantry, Frederick Schlielither - st, Gent: to he Ensign. - • lith"llitt(i; Entestßaring, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mica:- ley, promoted. (301.1 , i - re:An; . .itezioient of Foiki, Guards, .Ensign John Drum - miono to be Cii",titer.c.tut i . ,o‘l'l7.2iitain, vice Burroughg, 'tread of .•., • • - - • •;;, . Att . . A-tr•soiNtYll-. , ...rge0n id .Assisiant-Sucgron, vice ! , ,tinzer, . •,. Yolk Light int , intrz , VoliztacCrl, . ..\ ..:.t:tlcr , :fito to - be 1. - i...ittcpant, • 'vice•:(.,ittni . t..srl, V 7. " GCtit. to he EnSlgii, vice Atidersoil. MlinottANnuftt.—En,iget Butler, tip' . 2.!•1 1,.1?; nuperieded, tpt stated- We' Gazette of At,: las . t,.is reinstated in thi• 14th Foot, is superseded, being . absep s ,t - wit . .lout ieare. - • Qff.'re of Ord iyw..• , „Vci4 Artillery of the F.ing's Gcr:n t t Legidn, Ang.nctit Gent, to be Second Lienteiexit, vice }.. ) tdiknelo;•pr4uPite.fl. John Frederick Sciilicht;;-,r,t, Gent. to be ditto ) vic'e llartatau.i, promoted. • Ist Reginient of Foot, Eleitt. 1 3. ';'orrioll to lie CiPrtiO 4 1 a ' Company, vice Godfrey, df•ee tsed. To be Lieutenants, with purchase, Ensigos J. Monson, vice ion; tau, re sigreed ; IV. Carter, vice Ellis, deceased ; and A.Quarrier, vice Gordon. To he Ensigtets, without pun:Lase, Volunteer --- Clarke, vice ISluirson ;' Q i.t•rter-Ntaster G. F. Minns, vice Carter; .-- Hein - on - Y e Gent. vice Quarrier. 2d Ditto,- Ensign Isaac B. l i ef ria to be Lieutenant, Without purchase. ed Ditto, Major James FergliSrm, from the 85th Foot, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Bunbury, who re tires,; Lieut. in. Juaon to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, via,. Gordon, promoted in the Greek Light Irsiantry ; Ensign Won. Wrinitte to be Lieutenant, vice Juidon. - -- 6th Ditto, Ensign Wia.„Rusaiell to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Patnll4, killed in :retired. To be Enciens, Vedunte.er It. I.loyes, frorti the 8 ith FOot n . vice Russell; T. Labey, Gent. by purenase, vice Bennett,, promoted in the Sicilian Regiment , ' • 7th Ditto, Lieut. W. E. Page to he Captaiu.of a Company, 'wit hOut purchase ; It. P. Campbell, Gent. to be'Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Russell, promoted 1.7! the 2(1 Garri son ilattaliott; S:aff-Assistant-Surgeon ' - Hume to be ti Aseistao-Surgeoneviee Williains, `discharge.; tire 'service'. 9th Ditto, Lieut. J. Whitley to be Captain of, a Company, without purchase. • To be Lieutenants, witliout Purchase, Ensigns It: G. Thomson;• E. Neweuharn, Entsign and Adj. P. Sutton to have the rank of Lieutenant, and G. I.,..Dtt vies. To be AssitanteSttrgeon, Hospital Assistant John johnstone ' vice kAdes, promoted in the 3311), Foot: 10th Ditto, Hospital-Assistant Gavino Pertelli to .lie As , sistnitt-Seireecarn vice Rolston, appointed on the-Staff. I lth Ditto, Hospital-Assistant George Richmond to be As- . sistant-Surgeon, vice Scott, promoted in the 47th Foot. 14th Ditto, Ensign Grenville Pigott to .be Lieutenant, rice - fluitter, deceased. J. C. Lambie, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Pigott, • 15th Ditto, Ensign .1. P. Stayer to be Lieutenant, without panto:lee. ~. . • DIVIDENDS. . . . ttst Ditto; Lie:nen:int James NlacNal, to, be 'Captain of a - Jane 24, T e Lowndes, jun. anti it. r,,Ateson.,;(o7 tiverpied, Coneeniy, tt itholitpnrchase. - hroiters—June 21. J. 111 ease, of Liverpool, a otki, NViseinain -__ ::::;:i Ditto, As , i-oaliteSurgeon Samuel Roe to be Surneon, jtm..of St. Vincent, West Indies, nierchatitse-etuly 'oe .I....l.sle vice 11. Dnno, footnoted on the Staff. Hospial-Assitaut tun, of tower-street, wi"e' "nil 1 "" ii• ) -- " Icrel '" t-- ` 1 "" e ` 2- " Julio Moino till Assistuto-Sur geoo,. vice itoe. , ' W. Hallen and J. Worr, of Clerkenwell-greea, jewellers 27th Ditto, Assistant-Surgetin Henry Franklin to beSureeou, . Julie 25- W. Oliver ,Breit C';'• H. To`tvilseiiii , late It Hue-ford . vice W.ray, proniteted tln - the Staff. ,Hospital-Assistant bui itt ing s, Feuctittech street, coal ere!-m lains.--June 17. lt... Julia Harelsurt to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Franklin. ' Metes, of Ilkiiiiiteliam, feeler. dotte eh. IL. Smith, of Tut 2Stli Ditto, T1....as Wheeler, Geot. •to be Ensign, without Liiton - rev:, West ui ins; er, 1; in ii-draper-e.lu lie e 1 . 11. Shuttle- . pntelitise; vice Staveley, Whose appoint:ewe; lees out taken ''''°llll, late of tend.4etteellill , opttekan - nJuut 11• J. Ch'llinl'i° ll , piton-. . Quarter-Alaster-Seriettnt ----. Cornish to be Qttar- .of St. Pints Church-yard, Whlik•Saie-, , ,rocer—Jane i 1 . It. Cut-n ter-Master, vice Aird, tiielissti the service. ' • bill, late of Wood-street, spitaltields, ‘iit.-intilinfacturer 30th Ditto,, Caontio Mai iliew Iyan, froin .I.lelf-pay 35th .. June '2l- J. an"ell., °I •:`:-street, - sCreel, 1 1 :'• , nsidiet , ; pttulterer— Foot, to be Captain of' a Comirany, vice Williatusati, who June 21. J- - Norannt, of BolionaY, viii o!.r — J nue 15. J. . • Join son, late of Fei)Orirch- street, slree,eist-4 , ..luite il .W. exenattges. . ... Slit Ditto, Assistant-Stir:4mm J..D. Ilibbert , : from the Royal Wlettely , late of Lewrenee Poantutn-biln merelleitt—July 2.• Weineeti Tettiu, to be.Surgeoo, viee • Millinghzun; promoted -W. Manners, of Southwark , haberdasher. ' - on th.. staff. CERTIFICATES—Jirsr,2I. , 'St 1 i tnno, Lieutenant Ti. 03borne to be Adjutant, Vice S. Griensilick,late of I.3evis ~,larks, St. Marv=Axe,;y-factore helper, (lead :if his vveunds. Assistant-Surgeon Thoinas IS. Ilait, late of Crean Boltein, L, • .1 . •1, - ' • "Ltieds . 1. e•, out erre'. Fiddes, from the 9th .Eoot e to be Surgeon, vice Ryan, pre- , Moted e ren the Staff. .- - , PARTNERSHIPS I)ISSOIXED , 39i1: Ditto, Lientertatit Thortas Nievrick to be 'Adjutaut, vine J. and T. Pri,tettu?:, of Plymouth, porter-uterchants— ' r Sioi:h; who resigps the Adjutancy ill , - Mellor, J. Saxeti aunt S. EartisliSw, ail Aelitott-under-Linen cottoit-spinners-L,l. W t iod and T.. Clowes„iun. of Bietning-; 40th Ditto, Hospiott-Aseiste tin, James EWing to he Assistant e horn, jewellers—G. Turner end J. Clark, of liore.!t-street e sa- Suegeonnvine oane, promoted in the 9-ith Foot. lisb . ory-square, smiths--W. Dixou, :1 ; ;knell,. toot 0. J e llest,, 47th Ditto, ' , ,tisigii Stephen Burke to be Lieutertant, without of letter . tmsterow, attornies- T ty 11, ,',:earton mid J. Dyke, purchase, vice rower, promoted. Volunteer Leonard , , , i. ~ , _ of the Muldle 'temple, attorine•—'a. Jones, sit Il• ()reveler, Cooper, front the Ist Foot to he Fits'en vice ! ludic. Is sistant-Surgeon .James Scott, froitt the 11515 Foot, to' ben 4 * au " `;• Ilhiley, of riedwardtne, V.oecestersiere, latonsur-, Surgeon, vine 01.earv,,prorneted on the Staff. - - vetoes—A. P, brivern sem W. Driver, and A. P. Driven-, jutro . 40ii Ditto, Henry Humphreys, Esq. late Captain in the Be Uniou-street, Southwaiet, oil atm orteg-inerehaitts. . gi Meet, to be Paymaster. . • 50th Ititto, Lieutenant. Holman Costatice'to he Captain of a, comp:my,. by purchase, vice Monerieffe, proloated in the 4th Royal Vetere') BattaliOn. 52d Ditto, Captain T. T. F. Elliott Drake to be Malin', bite ' percbase, vice Napier, promoted in the 71st Foot. b9th Ditto,. Ensign and Adjutant Thomas Crawley to huce the rank of,Lieutenant. To be Lieutenants, without pur chase, Ensign William II: Hill, vice Kelly, Who resigns ; Ensign' Jamei Ralph, vice Butler, deceased. To be En- Signs, without purchase, Anthony Rowley Hill, Gent. vice 11111. John .I.lnNabb, Gent. vice Ralph. -_ 60th -Ditto, Brevet LicntenonteColonel IVilliam Marlton to be Lientenant-,Colonel, without purchase, vice Hunt, ap pointed an Inspecting-Field-Officer of a It ecruitiogDistriet. Brevet .Major John W. Aldred to be Major, vice Marino' n Lieutenant William Frie,a to be Captain of , a Company, with ont purchase. - .. ' - 69th Ditto, Hospital-Assistant W. WChristie to be Assist- , ant-urgeon. . . 79th Ditto, Lieuteitant .J. Cameron' to be Captain of a Corn patty , vice M'lku nett, dead of his wounds ; Ensign-Thos. Cowen to he Lieutenant, vice Cameron ; John ilPArthar, Gent. to be Eusigu,. vice Cowen. 85th Ditto, Captain George Brown to be Major, by purchase, vice Ferguson, promoted in the 3d root; Lieutenant Thos Wilkinson to be Captain of a Company, by purchase P vice Brown. . . , • 87th• Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Henry -Windham Desharres, front the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vice Staf ford, deceased. 9•lth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon George Loane, front the 40th Foot; to be Snrgqan, vice Williams, promoted en the-Staff. 96th Ditto, Ensign James O'Connor to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Whittby ; Gentleman cadet George ' . Gordonytillan, front the Royal Military College, to be En sign, vicoO'Conoor. 7t-lt Ditto, Captitin Peter Warburton to be Major, by pur- Cha , e, lit% Sutton, Wilo retires. 9811: Ditto, Lieutenant Nicholas Wrixon to be Captain of a Company, vice Alexander; deceased. .. - . . 101st Ditto e to be hientenatits, without purchase, Ensign Da miel O'Meara, vice Crowe, appointed to the 27th bout; Ep sign Joseph Fowkes,; EnsigteTrecleriek.Farceiharson, vice Girod, promoted ; Ensign W. Sutherlatt4; from the' Royal African• Corps. 'lii be Ensigns; 'Clinics Kind, (keen vice. O'Meara;, Harlow Dennis; Gent. vice Fowtes ; Bryan .o'Donnel Bennett, Gent. vide. Farquharson. . sth West India Regiment, Captain Henry Godwin, from the 9th. Foot, to be ,Major, by purchase, vice Arbuthnot,' pro moted. . . . . .. . . Bth Ditto, James Berkeley, Gent: to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Yates, d'ennissed. . . Itoynl African CoipS, to be Ensigns, without purchase, James • Nlayberve'. Gent. rice Sutherland,- promoted in the 101st Foot; Iti'illiam Francis Cartwright, Gent. vice Grey,'whoite appoletment•has not taken place. - Rtiyal York 4lategels, I.:fleign and Adjutant W. Wright to have the rank .of Lieutenant ; Ensign B. Hartley to be Lientenant,'vice`Ridgendead of his wounds ; 'Jeffery Eager, Gent.. to be Ensign, vice Hartley. Royal Waggett 'Train, Heepital-Assistant William.Pasken to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Hibbert, promoted in the 31st Foot. - . T' 2J Royal Veteran , Battalion n Ensign Samuel Bateman to be Lieottunnt, vice.Cowell, deceased ; Serjeant Thomas Rush; front the. Coldstream Itegiment of Foot Guards, to be En sign, vice Bateman. MEETING (W THE CATIIOIACK BISHOPS. DUBLIN, MAY 23.--.--At a General . , Meeting of the Catholic!: Bishops of irizland,, held at 24av • • n o oth, On the 25th instant, the following, anions., o ther e . §ol,:t ions • •,; as adopted : • ite4o.red., 'l:hat mature considera- - tion the :ate Itescript t;; _-; , t Propaganda, we are fully conviLced that :;... " Itet,ol;•ed, hat we do with the Holy See, ori the . suliect ul t c• ::c;-;ind that for purpose. two Prelates he lurch to. convey um wean moos and . well•tmown sentinwnt- , the Chief': Patler, from whose ze.ki, and tricd we,have reason to expect such a de'cisiou'a.s kive generalsutis-_ faction." ' • . • The Dublin Evening Post :that the plan, which these Deputies will suggest no imess will, be that of " domestic nomittatitso-- natnelv, that on the demise of , a .Bishop his suc cessor - should be elected, according to the purity of the primitive clinic!), by the Dean and Chapter." This plan might remove objections tin the score. of foreign influence ; but it restrains to he seen Whether his Holiness will' consent" to such au abfidgetnent of the ,papal BANKlicyrs. Robert !fellyer, Totteulnun-court-road, baker, to suruE , l , : - June 4 5 at eleven, 14, at twelve, and erul- ) at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Davison, Vs;:turo.:o-street, Fitzroy-square. .. John Borman, late of Tonbritll;e: lent, upholsterers, June 4 f 21 , and July 12, at eleven, at tiaildhall. Attorney., Xle . . Carter,'Staple's-lun. • • -, liturnas Lancelield, .Maidstone, Kent, grocer, ;lune. 4,'.9lauti July 12, V at ten, ;it Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Chapman . . Pal 7 ber,ChancerY-larie. John Willis, Rood-lane, hrohcr, June 7, 25,. and Jtily 12, at twelve, at Guiidhall. Attornits, I.6xley and Son, - Clreapside., . . John Ailkins, Wuxi north, Northampton, taunt:. ' June 7, _B, and July 12, at• eleven, at the flying klGr3efitti, bury, Oxfordshire. Atturuies, Meisrs. , Lowes and Cow burn, Temple, or Mr. Tints, BanburY. • ' John Northage, Gainsburgh, Lincolnshire, grocer, June 22, 23, and July 12, at eleven, at the Ganr . burgh. Attornies, itlessm s. Exyy, Furnival's-Inn, or Messrs. tarnard, Lothi, and licattni, Gainsburgli. SPARRISG, &c. A numerous meeting of the Amateurs of Box ing took place yesterday, for the. Irenefit ; of the. Champion Cribb, and'on' no occasion was hette scieaue displayed. Cribb, - Betel7er, , I.l.i2limondi Painter,. Rattner,. - Lancaster, and Lennox, set t 0... Cribh was pitted with Painter, and,, both gave universAl satisfactit.m in - a long .. bont. 4lfic•Chain-E pion- also set to with' Belcher, - -wiren the , bust: science was given, and some, matt, rallies were made. Harmer was set to try :Shelton, gator, a' candidate for the boxing' liSt, - and his, first effort, was prinnising. ; matched. to; fight Lancaster next Tuesday. We understand that the watch between 411nti-' neaux and Fuller took place on Friday . , in .the - : . neighbourhood of Glasgow; Twelve rounds were. fought in ten minutes. Ynller ‘yas the favourite.; but the arrival of the constables dispersed the droved, 'before the contest was <Welded, The second match between Quiver And .Painter is also off. for the present. It was made for 1001. a side, to fight next Saturday month. TO TUE EDITOR. SIR,—It has eyer,becu confickntly asserted thilt, Woodcocks / do not -breed in this tountry ; I beg leave to communicate the following fact.as Fl proof' of the contrary :—This morning, as I was Walking in the woods here, I ivas'stlniSed to find a.bi'ood of woodcocks. When the hen rose, she flew in the same way that birds do th,tt have been wound ed, with both her legs bang - lag dOw - n.:` She sat down often;, and made a noise like a bare when laid hold of by a dog. I went to the place she at first' sprung from, and there found her nest, and in'it two young wObilcocks, seeritingly abOut ten days obi. WILLIAM. MARTIN, Gamekeeper. Midwar Castle, Aberdeenshire, May 5, 1814. • • , AGRICULTURAL REPoIIT FOR N.LAY.—Ttie late dry iveather has had the best eifeet upon the corn crop . , the whole of which, upnn all those soils that . were properly cultivated, is in the most WO mising - state, 'fbe young Whc'ats EiVe tillowed . abundantly,' and ' shot up into - a spinille with a strong dark green pendant ,hag, an apPearance that always precedes a fall'crop. The bailey crop is most promising, being a)i,eg,ularly gron plant, in consequence Of the genial showerS thit,felf at the: beginnim; of last month ; the . late sown is filicly upon' diu curl. Rye has sprung. into ear, and - promises an early ripe crop: Oats tillowed %veil,. an . fl appear a full crop. Pease are strong on the bind, (fee from -the tly, and look Well on those 'soils under'thcrow' ctiltur'e. 33.eans have a large leaf and a regular plant...' 'OLD MULE-T. • 47+1.LENISOB:OU 4' • A' 71 1 . 4 1 1 ,ight liormorablet(Lvaril.Lord Etletlbofirag evert'torteil rti 41)6 •1 - 00) liF • two r114,21..a. the •oittnes 0(1(.•; - ,wild D:tlt-Le tr cr i•iCt . 6l -, t: I•,...:st ; Sliiigt i:OTl 11 60 , 1 d" ita the -nuti'cr'iitioe at the do - or !at ;" • )t} )onse •• • ter-I-Imes•o-I!_tne, cole , cd" tire'art ! tirfClF' tg . de ,•••••lr(i.s.fottntl ;the. pr:'sonees )f-1 1 knee, toe pt lsoner skiid b'.' had licit girt ` -,nretti naindii Ilfll,iiiinr; at ‘._:t•t;rdolt.----(9vittlt• • i!;iy the It ecofdt•-t• seOttnlc•- , ; I f (Ic3t3 .•on - the „ .Tar:)..es Stanfield, Samuel nni? - lit, and .ralnes a.dwetling-ltuuse for..b= lo i.:; ; Nr alias .T,,natliun offence; Ys'atiatii• Nlarshali, alia.S'qqa:4l.titet, 'fur •• 1 -.4'hontas Ale,xander, for I:Taiiiig priv:ttel i t ' INlniy Dunn and .Nl-try--Leonat4;for cuiilir;z; \Va . "- "nil% stealing in a dwelliit:-Iniase;'aud ,3ohr, Rohitrmon, .for • It Andre'v: Jain Mart ; 4:szn m tJ es,liabvidae, owl cf!:,..5 don cg,-.wer,.. urEl" , i , ' he traulorted, for fonftr !:.; • iLtlnes Ilow, John Nicholas Brown, Charles .Iz, , ,hvar d i* Ba,rtiara,p;ielnds, Char:4.; ,Frqdoick; itol)%tA Browiti and Cnarles Mqrns, fur seve.3l rears.—Two we re Selite l ' C .f o Q r , I be impri,on ell in Clerlieliwelltl:ide:‘elLfi , r „ one ye-iv, and twelve I- r six'Calernlur moat's; ty'".' ,- • sent enk,ea to various periols haprisourirent. N0ci;044,, AI:, wer.e lined Is. each, inn', disellarged ; seven /o lie pri vat e!y whiPped fourteon. were praclausations Uci NVe(110s(1-ay'striorning, itsout,:three . N.ymE, Inspector of corp. eettli•tv; a t 11 , 0r - -f • " E was twain! placc.-4 - le WAS lil good YitaLla tan evening, and is snppOsed to haverjeen seized wlij an tapopleetic fit during: t his walk :lie was foal Aittiag, with his .lieafticsting on his 104-, r ' On the Oath ult. in linion•strtet,, af , e7hin T stp:::: i!c ,l l, l" ; Lewis, wife of Mr. lingh Lewis, jun. of Staple inn, of a son. Yeiterhy,:inower-street, 'the wife' of of a SOll. BIRTHS. vIE;) ait' r . . , _, . „ .. pni t tie COl of A pray It.t11110:rort., in NoSrt ICA ure r ) G'7 p , '' , a f...-...- 111 Vi lanais, Nii:;.Johaiieathcote,. Merchant, of , don. , ~-;jii •Oti E ) y rida le.sit, at. his _house, Ccomn'iThill, Gr f4- • 4 C.lntaili John Willitint Wood; a_z(l Go. , :e f;... On: 1 ,, , '41-iti;day.J3st, . John Le lie Morris, Toft:uiest '''.- 7 Morris. E. of Brunswick-square, :Iced fifteen ni0110.; ,l 6 ' On Tholstlay,' the . l9thituit , at Plymouth-Doc:V.4 !,;:r!' Joh n ".‘larAall,F.s4.l. or the firm of Glencrog. miro• !,4;f o Ilii" death arose from - the 'paring of a: 6rn;‘*Liicli r • . „. t ie ~..ri il; cat ion. - 1 • . On 241onday last, aged 17; Germs, eldest - f.4m (if " In. , of Alf)it,n-rluce.. • • .;(19 :1"i1 . At st;r,zeriev, at an advanced age, the 11. ev. P ' s " 5,,,t1 . 1..., ,,, ) , Vic :a. of ..14Loultia. - nti..iltiltol and Kiiton. _ ' silv" . • ' lOn 'hi, Iczth ult. at Swiniirigemuir, Avrci:ii e, MI .T. .• A of 4 , ,riedei - Fenruiri aged . -FIR.- •* . . . ply tjci -the ,itct,ult. at Bilinhtirgb, William Bovrset. Arit , Canlhiscan, tiged 7v. •*Thescompe day,- , i , klenly, 'at Doti:3.n, Scotland - , 1 - ,°- John Black, it.4 . . ,, a1 Navy. ''' . . 1.. .# ~ i , . ... .. , . ‘ - 0 ,4.0'1, .. ' • H.-41-1 w : v.pnit A't'l.4o;ql)CK, 41-3MIDG•Ii '1'0.4%.1 (14. 4et ~ • Nlorninng, 33 ininutes after I. I Evening-, tninnte::::... • TO THONIAS TAYLOR,: rSig- No. 9, New piikr-strect, Lonbion. • „ 1 1 5 ',„ ft ~-,NeurA ttl S 1 11, )t?' • ,{; ' BEG ie-4ve . to inform you, - . that. ever •• ti ef'; ' e a c i t te _XL .year 1790, I had liven atiliat , ed lyith the Litt' , 0'••„,. , Which; from its Obstinately re'sistlng e 76- 1, covt 4 se ii",,,0 IT ? iirtteribetl ir . v.tlie 111e,it, Clliiilellt. Of the faculty he' e' , .`%-e'' l o . &ergo - big - several severe cultsmes of ' •sailyatiort; aiid t''' , e ;i :ic ~ e lrarg- , t41 ftotn.thc iiti.4li44l;vvith,little-telief, IvooldA?iiot P.',l be .1 the most ineeterate natitre. Inthe . sirilt,# : ; 4- „ i t ' r 4 1 . , 1 ; 1 ! •In y: disorde.t had got to - Welt - A bra's!, ar iteisrly:to`l 4 "7„}vV;(:l l to 11)y existence—l had a larre. ulcer on the erowo °.• ,- -11' ; ', A one - on each arin, and - n.ty legs • were•hrelie ` n iit'ili"•".':,,o 1 ,•,,, manner; my right was dreadfully fkinful, and fo'l 1,,,,10 i t i - g.ate olufeeration for the laSt tie VellVvars ; 1 TO' I' lt „ill tOr. t i :.) s . I:11,ft.; x r t e s i at::.ni;., pails, , ypearrytla.cttni particularly i d y i:.col , urea ~ . -- i:10 ‘ L its nearly to• deprive_ ine of rest; in! this ‘l'altit(i':';;;;btij,::!it lef;ts:: e,7is recom Mended by • Mr. J. TlicAnpsen, .(whOr4'4,l,t l'i i *, great a. Mire It y them here), to talie: Vii'llf L.,cr,!;c*,1,L,r,..v in. which I beir,an,,to do on the 26th. of Slay ;- i:t . the c°, ~.11;,, , 1 1 ;, . fort n ilit Fliegan to receive benefit—iii fiftle iiii,"wilet 4utinthAlte.tticers On:pay bead and arrol were f:Lian' 1 1;:j,, . 1 11,e• soon after, the sores on. my I vgs healed also; let vi i : i tiitif, f ie et - ,er, con side.eahle; ditic,..lottrativn iii- t!,e,sliiis, ao° 1 „,ri -lil i Llone,of the left, which, by the blessing of GOd , - ,i°,;,,v,ij e l j longer pers'everinnee in your ilk-Kin:olc Medicine,. ~,,e,„1%,, the iso:des.dispersing, the -skin regaining its natarai.:,l,iiv, e tit tviethrnal rain, gradnally piing oti'..—f itill 9 ,, L ;', 49, 0 4 Kour liner vl aei6ce :A.ild•nirdielje, - perfe?Alx•lrr er rittiiiic former complaiuts—have recovered nty foknw r : ',O tv„, strength, suet :bit become jolly 'anti fat, ijt w iiich•"' i ti ,•o,o 1 '1;4 cunt itined_many mouths to the astimishment of a.!, tit t,ille , 1 ;0 roe, i ain at a toss in what tertitS to .emiteess -- my 14. 1 ; ta . I.)g . .yoyt, ..for the good of other su ff ering mo rols!_ e , 4 o , this' Lily cast' as public as possible, as . l shall on e% ' Sion . ; - in so (.19iug you, will g.reatly tihlge humble' loiton, Sir, your grateful, obediettt, very 54-7,1/00,- ALEX. Y . . . • Sev:Ann's Close, High-s - treet, Edinburgh. .. r gl.t . ' - Wiinesses to the shoes tare-:-- , ( ti o lto - 4011 u "nolupson, No. 3, New Poultry. Marizel , -,-7,111.,f• John M'lntosh, Old Assefttl?ly Close, Viii,',.,,pi -1 . 1,0 ' . Prepared and sold by the sole.Propriecor, :1:1-ftv.!..1_ ot t r * LOR, Member of 'the Royal College of „Sur:ice:l'e" af o c e house, No. 9, New Bridge-ittreet, London; wi ..ot lce i d , eunst Not residence of more than 38 years, in a 1; 1 4„ ; a nd ',,01 6 eularly directed to the cure of Venerv!tl Con; plal . , i ri vi''',„ ; il incid,Ontal to ;he, Parts of Generation, with ,; ,0 1 . 1 4 01 ,,,ec' e .0. eci - ccy Which men of his profession shOuld alwf... s3 i,tfit l ‘' o il , such eases., he flatters hi:to:elf the. mivice .a.infedici!:,/,jotig, .gratuitously admini.)ters to persons taking thi, J - : ilt .ige ' iv becAeented, by a dit,certting Public, as ail au , ' aft b ° , -,. at and void:of all ambiguity, . : , 41 :-, e nce tw o ~ Also so t i , by his 6ppointment, for the Co.nr_-. st. ,a,. or living at a distance, at the Perfumer's., N.0,3;0?;11..5tree;,,utb: street, Pall-n'tall;.tlieTovsloip; No.-103, Di4rwrookii's; No. 7, Pislt-street-hill; MO; r GleP".ob l 4 f, bridge, :Alializtrgh; l',lr. INl`Don4.ld, Je.5cci.:i.::".,00.:'.;,14.. gi GailWOrS, Dl.ll.iliii ; and bY one person ill ;',f• oll2 ect io!'„ i ; , tawn in Grezit:- Britain 'and' Ireland, in box e s i. .. w i di,l vo , oil' eaclx,s;arnped, and sealed up . with fAI al',",, f t betoA'' , , xYliereb - p ersons,, of either sex may co . „, slit':d, 13'oliotter', co Air e ase, spe secrecy, and sa'fety. , z i, c e. or ~ .,,,t ' . Lie, s;;;. ls4 iiii .l .):„ . o ' t\‘ , l - li .Y : e.plii,:lxi:ftilidif:)llltnr.a-(6,freititel:.:(79)l3::';` '• : :,,i i ,... 0,..02:..... f1 e r r i 5 j. i e e5- r l i t e .r it ' t .;c • t7 . in itratate•srbiebl.....,,,and. 'Fantle! .., , . cr. ,,., , , ,, ?: , 5.......t4r0awmrt.. m..... 1 . A . 11 4,39 ,Of t,... L( YDC DON ; Printed be - J. R. CA- 13 -'' „..,c.,0/PS, At lYer d; • buitilings • aria [withshed by W. .-1y- , ,t i ere A dios ' - • . ' " i',,,- ' %;;trand , _..,, be's' • at the st:N-OFFIC'E, No. . -, '„ - i e... air,'" InentS, Orders; Letters (postim iu l "' 111 •c4'" ',fhb" On tlie 9tll t. :Rt .1)1J11Ci)W1 t Sent'iiiiicl, ifolit er trick, aced 70, to Miss Nldrf..;aret fount Git 1 ' --ag<:(110. • On Friday last, rat Crowland the. ReF. llrant; rle<:1:01 - of - Mai ston i:t Ce),inty ,;,ii ,. . atnpttnr, to Eripices, .youugeg. 4.l.4.tglitei- of tile rani, 01' Lcasingliat»,nedr Slcalbrd. .t):1 19 ' ()It gtV).4 , (Y1;1•1:, ,at Mlai , ,'-10-Itoutte Clkurcb, E.g. - front Oporto, to I ,. .abttia, eldest daughter olJaser Nlid•sttesek . • Yestenday,..at St: Qiies's Church, James. Geor . s„re , A , " - ,i; r• . the r.stj. to Wis thieit r,rs.)f.4.itevcsr,st teat, to r u are .