The Sun. — London, England, 1814-08-02 00:00:00

5 3, 5 1 ' 1 • s • 1 • Sit • \ , 44416.) 0~ ti:C - Y.( t 1142 , ~,~ ~ i t.. I o• ; 4Tw it.. • ; P:xli?re't J' 3 ft 4; r ,10 • ;71l "* ~,,,''~ L 1 ~'. l' ~ ` l~ i ~/~ . ~~1 :{i' ` I i ~~~• ~!' M.':;.• •iii• ~v e l it% ter 7 „„,,„„ .;elt ,jr,Ls WI ,1%. 1 ` ot "ilt • 01 1 ',10 Pt • . 4 ,4 1 ,;“ .‘, . 5 3i 1.4 ji 111i:Ctlln toil } I. * 1 o_ ei o ,Ll O . 11 0 IC °. ‘lt ,t' t' 1.).` r 11 ,.:5tr 0 cta l $. cb lin, titst ".4 01,1'1::0:`;4 §y 10 "1 4' 1$ A , „( eCi 1,e): $t- , Po ,• ••0 :61 a cc7 .t A , „, j i 0 1, t ‘itt ,e,r, l " ; t y;l~~lt t ai 3- • 'el Or' ic e ti t 1,;'1; r a,",oar' or ,t 1 ?' 4 , tie P . : A re t ie s cc/li : 4 7 (• .)tr ' rt '.-• N't , NEW VOCAL MUSIC. * 11, 1 4 1 Pci I li a t, 4 'NGTON the BRAVE, sung by Mr. .`'l'!.Nstd th-am>also by V I'yne 'at the Patriotic Meetingt ' ' ' :;:lta; 'it - 1 Y.j i . , 1 , 1 ,`"TY . , lt . 'ice r. ls. 6d: England and her brave '''l'j'"4:l) )• )) Air- Prue at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane,. ~,1 , 1 .t . .1 ‘ YU 1 1.1. Pai . v n ' -'s 6d. Dear Charmer, o hen ' '' '''C ' is ' ' stru 0- ~.,,;'!,.'st,',.c-Nir. Sinclair at the Theatre tthf ",ttit.c.arl.' --- E , -; ' •• R wo w % price Is. Gil. ),, 411.,1a deo, composed by H. • ,tY ..,`; bY II ' ; '''' , lg by Mrs.lAshe, at the bath Concerts, i coi ti n g - . i t ',,'• • ' • • si, • P.. l e, pric e is. 6d. Beauty, Love, and . 1 ime, - •t, -'l•A,•'l3-,.a`ri ,Foinposed •by T. P. Chip'', price is.. 6 . q , . 1'e.118,11",'`,..4 ra rolrite .Catzonett, composed by Su• J. 1%1 1 Air . • price 2S. . ''.4(l Ir. ! . '4'. bu e ' • • The Soldier's Wife, a cele- I. P t h • , with au Accompaniment for the Piano-forte I) tNish z ",,' i ce- ts, t.,d . _ - ' ' 4 lti ;," Iv Couid•,,,.. icrA/ • in Potter, and Co. No. )."`l4are,liut--14•'-i- Westmoreland -street, Dublin. CA -4 , . . A L t.,-, . . . a - ILE,, • • t ip P t1 , a ,.' 41.0 1.13 ESTATE, with Spacious Mansion, oit '", Woods, Alantirs and Advowson. up , ,i\ h , )11 ) ,;,, ` 30 1,1) b y P RIVAT.E CONTRACT, :114 i ()Nk-c,,t P reeboklEsthte, of upwards of.ONE TIIOU . - lle,I)glilr, 'IAINDRED AcitES, in a beautiful Country, h . I -,,%, and t, IN -- eiglihourlition, distant from London gii "),''''ll ls 4 ,`: wiles &Dn . :the Coact, comprising a s . ubstaii- . s lti lli ,-.'d Oti - '!'ivl km, well, Situated, extensive attacned s and P‘tith `itp,..rt . Zif every iltisCriefi - on, large walled Garden,.. 0 11 q a 2' 1; hi',‘:'",'well-Wooded Park , and. Lao n, Ail -44 1'- t.i"ece Q t. waie; 'extewiee Woods, well stocbed A,,vd}iii,,,,ii and el'g'l l e fi' , ': 'with requisite Yards and • T : N . II 'l'-'''-',4li repair. A a L l o us, 'r wo manors and perpetual (. 111 41 4 ut th e h I' , t t .,,. 1 4 i cc:tory. • 1 t , 1i 17 "' , 11 . - ' l eit)iv all in hand, and.is in,a high -- state.. , of kil t , witi e , kid the Estate being bounded, in part, by a:\ a . ‘icll',47l,ir•k,ill;%.,llieli affords great fac . i'.ity i . ti procuring ma 'Nl I t o trnin the .Market IMA n „Lad the s i ii , l . be l ing e !co s i., lyi,i r the Turnip Husbandry, it is it very i Lsii. lil . . I.Pf,;!,:tztOLIY (i eutlenniii Who %vishes to Faun on an ex .ll, ' m i • . , • tl• (444,1ari-and for Ortlers to view the Estate, apply to %.„‹..,.4: Old ltr;istilstrseet. , -.. : , • . . • • trrt..,l'oa T tit , "rEETLE ,AND—GU.NIS.' . tki(Juj-it,l,tS CELEkiltA'rEll ti411,-Pl-ttsck PO WDER. is, with confidence,. recoinill ) e a n ra - - •yEGETABL d E t 44 • it '''' p,,,e chf the Public ' , as tile most efficacious I've • -11 't - '4l • ' ,.'": i i:ti , iig th e - T,„ 4 1 1 i n a sound s . tate, t tle u il , t x l i o ri o , l ig. d tli4q4tir.ii'''i',.eatg a •pearlv NV hiteness, witheu .. ,1444,t11'11..,....i,'i1;i51parts a fti•nmess and beautiful icili l less . to . 414.1.,,,, as' h the most dclect..lile Swectoess ; and t / 0 4 .,;', i ts I_4tY directed, wit . ' pres . • w ilt• l ',',. arise—tifc Scurvy, in tin, nouns. entte. r oar -Acb by .i,,":c.Ar:f:,.1!.;Y%,15t11.Tc.1-31'..:110R L . A' , ;E t \ f h n e Price -Zs. 9d...- ElwA.-rEit, from its pprohation I,i,,,it)f kitli'l't.s•stsjtlielf"sr i i r ic e c c -s e s ° a . rid Princess Chart ot , te . of Wales Hlf- , `' ' '' 'l l s ' L4 ''''es of the first Distinction. I rice, a • 4 ai, , "(1, ' l vliiii,.. ' l ' .. l ' ''',l'"itl e c ' 4l I'd retail, lip the PrOprietorc R. Butler, 4 5. ) n ' 'e 0 r t e i t a r . ' -4--'t Perfnu,,it..tst:tinad.Msedicine Veno . ers- - • • \ l' o b. N'tATRINIONY, Ali,, tikii,,sPrflets 'lave 'contributed more essen . eir ;`, t irc i7),14 ( lest,- v H • •al Happim.s's than-those • ‘ 1 1,",, er . ' r• . " 1. ," co rsequ- 3 ni f e l L nguarded.pleasuce- People 1 4ti,•, ' ` ths,:4l,:' Paytfoloi".;:i'ilienel of ' the shrine of Wedlock ; bat . i ' ' '' ''i l ' qst •ttl ° )i t j st" " t 'tron has been tainted by Disease, a rem ) " rti it 'ily v l t Y •is imli 11 - • requisite. q"'4{to'.l theldvr t tte • • e l•rs I - `l wns a ' the exclusive I , s i e deVated our practice to .. 4. W e;,,..,` ) . ( 1r pi._ ‘,..( towing Disorders Land the suceesstui 4 !,i i ,`, ) , tril t ,, ',14.61ves us additional ardour to oppose, as far 1t,4,/ir tf,.art,,,,t‘""'-rarages of those Complaints, ) ( . 4 ,,ti 4 , 1 4,,,., 1et la the catalogi to o f kluman Infii s to which are the , I Nk 4, Cu!, ' I s" cure of which we have deroteil our, ttlilt. 'ili.l)lst';:,t4Y speFics of Veneteal Infection, all li tv ie , 3 . li i. ~,,tot: 1 t. t her . arising hum 0 • L I • t derangement ks'''' Sti ll ."' in habits.of school ,,,eiters of mature'. age; tla .• , . i.. 1,6 1 . 4 !1, N, l hiti Ive:o,:riel en, which is called .. Barrenness l c i i r r e S t t h s ; s L. h., 'tht, R , Cti i , , '`u Rs, Olvets, Obstructions it , the . ~.„', ctts t 'tc. (St whetl • • t 'ir of long duration, t,.., ,, i 1t „ ~filed „L i!,r•reco i Practitioners, are by oUr i:1;1ty t:4ll,l:ll.r,red laatih hill o . t . other .tr.ectua..y II and permit t:,; o il 4.11, without the l' i • e t ':lnier ' 't iff t erino• the excruciating 4''''';"t"°ll':;:'''t"ig lierio•r rha 4 g7t a y t hi s Ch frequently follows tree '''l3, 4 ..7ice i l ,' l 4 ', ,taiNtir causti c . In the.course of . 4t . ki,i'a 4,„.it::.!s Nli.itriipolis, numeroits cases of:Vr . i e c x tures r cation. 4 i tlir,, ' ', eireci-,,,,t1at1y under bur Care, the I°tal.t• • a, ;node ~,,,,tti,„ti, ~I s i l tt ri . .., . r t itt .i. b il y 3 a , (s)tifie,, ~c ertain,.t . da lattnedd .ex7itliett,T.e.uask iti"q.',,,,t:Yhtelk,;',('rad"?ility, proe'erd. i e n a h com ilaint, ne a s r s e , 0.,,,,, 4.r e AIL is.<iiiil the patient restored to sou l nd ail': vi- N' Di t ult. w here the debility has for I.l'!,l4,\lNA,Zitelii,s.iter:;:,-'%?.iii uur restnralive remedies .. is 1:101SIIC11- .14114,,tr itit,,,,tis.ilt..` tllO. sltunbering year ex .. fisted t i , e tr„? . tis )1 4 .'iti .n, spailss of life,'and to ‘t,, "th• . ``lCht ' 4: s e , are the result of ignorance or haste , in ~ t rtt ' teiiirk,l, t a shilple i 1.1 cti% And it not urtE!-'- tii'.l ' 4 ll i' ' that t, l'ur--°.-1 I '' ` • I by the in !;..,- 1 ) 144, 4 '' 'ki t - , e• seeds 01 life are psisent' • • . i ,'," li `li w-,'''t4.re Zilu;rctied hour.' By a supeiior , method, suc i 1,, '44 % 'lts.t that we'fle4 ' 'N„ arid even .wh!trt, .others .. ehavac 'any pres-unie tel ofter a radical st l i 'lli t r, -,'''''er,' r e t - _ . . . t,,,',,f,.0..t0n1y,11,,,, ,:he cass of complicated distress of this t‘. 1 :,14., to Qtr loo t ; 'kith the ealzUnitous situation of- mc , ~.leht; WA c,....: t.!„;eue, .6, . • ,• , . • th e prevalent Vittlit •tsth e . -i.1040,1 • ~,, t ' ootary rice, or Wli, .I"'aVopenilet '11e) acquire that state of Debility i, 4 ref . , i .rt tbe constfuluence Of sueh_pernicioir la : .. 41, 44 ii, z , io• ,!;e,,,,et,,i,31)1'Y suirerer hruoils i nver his isr), I ti k . 3 t '4 ~t r hitu t,„"ZtliS niisfartunes it" Mal -- be 4°l4e, Ciin the ' (itii„) . e.et t hillt '''."‘l;:t hat' ilitl;o ' o , 'h it I.e an object of ~ Oest 4 . l `, l . l t!l e i e is Y wlth terot Practil.Cullers, the remoral,llf t,.i,e1,,,a i ! t het t i',, f uY.•,th e c ''''' - ire rress of Renovation, is iii 4 ' i t ti4 .1 , 1. 4 av e b, t,rt .,ou r ,s, i n , "xPerieucci -If tile rites of . Bacchus p: , atid - Ye. ,, t ed 6 . '" reduce instill' vigour, much anxiety ttr,'`tictoll•it tliti e i‘, "" .1 1 ;t12 i ce co unt‘erac!tion ' of this languid i fi '' . ,:if ti lir tti th e:a.,',cs.lt.o great difficulty will occur. , • ' ktiitltt a t e , ( ' 4 .se, 4,.. l '.'t'Y are requested to se the P ar t, '?'" wl I; '"'tt;io ',,-',.W'iti gen eraftial•it• of living, and In ' t i;it - i ' il i v . eti t ,, - r 'B(e)iii.tat(,,.ie and :n i - , i . eil i idu l e . . 5 .„ lily part 0, toe . ,inig um. d whvo. the gna cis ,. ~,.... . , , ... . , .. , e _ -7,lq;euns, Nu. 107, i - iattun-garu uq ' •, IL_Agi:l-4 DEPFORDI'ICTU,IL UAW-Y -11 W, July 22, 1814, 'Pr . HESE,' are to gin) Notice, thitt on Thursday, the . 4rA of August, at Te.it ,o'Cldeh in the . FOIT7IOOII, will be 'ofered for, PUBLIC - SAI,E, at leis Majesty's :Vietuatii?sg.. Yard, Deptlinil, .Tteosty - nousamd 'Bugs o . f SERVICEABLE ENGLISH an f l FOREIGN BREAD, 2cl:icA will be prq 10 in Lots of Sixty POWs eat*. Deposit of 251. per cent, is to be ;wade upon the amount bleach Lot at the time of sale, anil the rem`ainder _of the Par airse.:intine.y paid before the - Bread s 'ean be removed, for Which purpoie a period of 1.1 working days will he allowed froes the day of sale, the Buyers particular'lbhserving, that not less than.. one-.a/f of the quanlity is to Ue taken awn y from the pre:- inises within the fir.st seven days, and theremainder in the s'epen follim(ng days, °Me:wise the, deposit money will be forfeited, and the Bread remain the property y . the Croion, as No exten sion of time will, on any account, he granted. . 3/T ONIT.-A SOLICITOR, having , con zi!id Clierts.of iipalenre and re/pectability, uff,, tire' ADV-ANCIfaiS.---o y extrnt ; on Aisigilaule Property, or Personal Responsibility, on Terms and Conditions inure reasonable and equitable 'than what in griittrai pablielv appear. Apply, by Letter, post-paid, or pc rson ly, to Mr. W. at his Office, No. 11, Chapel place, Vere-.street, Gireudish-sluare, from Twelve till Four. This Day was published, price 2s. Gd. A L KALOMERIG, the SON of MAUGRA- La.. BY, an Arubiao - Tale, now first faithfully tran , lited from the original MSS. of AbOn Ali, Mohammed, - Ben Ail, Ben, Hagan, Elm Moclah : Prime Vizier to . tht MagoNeent and Mighty Caliph Moctader Bina)) ! Diseovered since the tAin7, of Paris,. by the Allied Powers of Europe, and replete with Marvellous C.';oin3,-ideucies ! London : Printed for G%11,..,' Curtis, and - Fenner, Paternos ..ter-row; and I. Kei:by, Statford-btrert, Coed-street. • Tl;is Day was published, In:OneVolume, Oct-trti, price 7s. sewed, TI 4 NGL,AND'S TRIUMPH ; being an Account of the Ito. oieingF., which have latety talien 'j lace toinion and-.elsewhere: including. the lt.e6toration of Louis xviri: the Proclamation of Peace, and the: isit of the Emperor of Earisia, and the King of PrusSia, con= Mining several original Documents: • London : Printed for .J. Hat chard, Bookseller lathe Queen, 100, pppositV Albany, Piccadilly. A N ESSAY on the NATURI and DISEASES of the. HAIR, mid illustrative of the virtues of ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, i 4 wrapped rouad each genuine bottle,. detamstrating, the superior effi cacy Of the 'FLI.TI9 for'regenerating the Gro..wth of the Hair, attested by.setairal respectable Persons who experienced its utility( after trying all other means withoOt effect. Alicrusal of this little hod: will : coneinee the most . : speptie mitat that ,there are few cases of Baldness that this '' . .cgetabie Prepara tion will not renhaly; it is a most; Elegant pubstitute f:r Oils, Pecnatiun4, &c. t• - . keep the Hair flutist;. frees it from scarf, &e. keeps it - soft as silk, give , . it a most charming gloss and - appearance, conveys au iaimital.ile beauty and such strength to the curl as keeps it in form in the, cir in- &lop • weather, Sold,' price '3s. 6d. lus. 6d. itod One Gnine.t, by Jaines Gurr:irt:- -st - n - t+,--5+.13,0-stitiart,.Lond4.44 4 itpd 10tISZ 1 - lair Dri.ssers Atsu ATKINSON"FC:VEGE TABLI:, 1-)YE, allowed I,' S'Oma-itf se i-,012-e-wivia to lie the only - preparation in Ate universe which changes the colour in' the Hair on the He4d, Whiskers, &c. trom a Red sir Grey to Jo beautiful and permanent Auburn or Black... Price ss. 75.6 d. 10s. 6d. and One Guinea. Ladies or Gentlemen sending. a remittance by post, will loe.an initne , iiate supply. Caution—Ask fur Atkinson's Fluid, or Atkinson's Dye, - as there are various counterfeit imitations. TO TI.IOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New'Bridge-:strect, London .HoNounty SIR, Edinburgh, March )8. IL BEG leave to infortn:yott, that ever si nce t h e year 1790, I bad been aillicted with the Lucs Verierea ; from its obstinately re7dsting every coarse emeaicine prescribed by the' Most eminent of the l'itinfty here, and un dergning.severat severe Co , u . : , ,'s of, s:tlivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief,, tvould appear to be of the most inveterAe nature. In the spring of lastrear my disorder had got.to soda a head, its nearly to put a:period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of air head, ' one on each arm, ,and my legs were broke'ihnt in a frightful manner; my right . .3 dreadfully p.tinful, and had been in 4 state of ulceration for the last sevenyears ; myleft • bad also two large nodes on it, wtO, very mucit discolotired, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when`wartn iii - b e d, as nearly to deprive Me of, rest ; this lamentable' 'state, I was recommended by :Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), to take'vour Leake's which I began to do on the 26th of May ;. iu the' yourse of a fortmght I began to ,receive ben: Ca—in little More than n Month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed — soon after, the sores on my legs healed also ; hawing, ever, considerable discolouration in the skin,. and pain in the bone of the left, Which, by the blessing of tiod, and a little .longer perseverance ill your invaluable Medicine, sulasided ; tile•nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its mutual Itue,•and the nocturnal" pains gradually Oing off.--I thus because, by your liberrl advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my m former core recovered my former- s iiirits and, strength, and am become jolly and fat, in. W i hiCh state having continued niany miintlis to the astonishment of all who knew me, I ant at.a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good 'of other suffering- mortals,, to make -this my case as "public as possible, as I shall on everyotea sion ;' in so doing you will greatly .Sir, your gratitful,.oliedient, very humble servant, A LEX. Ai Swann's Close. fligh-stieet, Edinburgh. Witnesses tone above care:-- John Thompson, No. 3, New Ponitry Market, John Oki Asieinhly Close, Edinburgh. , Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor; THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal . College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, - New Bridge-street, Lotam; ACI e, after a constant residence of wore• than 8 . 3 years, in a practice parti cularly dirt•cted to the cure of Venereal CoMpbunts and thoie incidental to the Parts of •Gemeratinn, with That inviolable secreefWltiO men of his profession should always observe sucji cases; •he flatters himself the advice and assistance lie gratuitously administers to persons tal.ing this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a.disceining Public, as an advantage 'seldom attainable; :,:nitvoid of all•ambiguity: Also sold, by his a - pPointment, fir t.lt convenience of those living at a distance; at the Perfumer's . , No. :15; tit:' lllban's 'street, Pall-inall ; the TOysliop, No. 103, Oxford-,street ; Mr. DisbOrou,gh's; No. 7, Fish-Street-hill; Mr,Baxter's, South:- bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. I.ll‘Donald, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mr. catheors, Dublin ; and by one' Rersmi in eyery eonSiderable town 'in Great Britain .an.i "reload, in boxes o f only 2s. cacti, stamped, and sealed up with full a;td plain directions, whereby „persons; of either sex may cure themselt es with e'ase, Speed, secrecy, and'safety. N. B. Every Box !old in Great-Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the ComaiissionerA, i:5 printed, 'at thd Stamp Office,-T. Taylor, No: 9, New nrithre-st rcct— to itnitatu which isk 4 elony, and all others ars counterfeit's. • • ' • , ..• !•A THE ARAIY. COURT-MARTIAL. Acljutannencl'al's °film Edinbargli; t2ad 1814. I At a general'Court-martial, held Within Edin burgh Castle on Friday the 1...;th day of July, 1814, and'eontillued by adjournwent until Thursday the -21st d'Ay of the same month, whereof Lieut.-Col. itIJS'SELL, of the-Stirlingshice mil:tia," was Presiatut, for the trial of Dr. DANIEL Lurmbw, surgeon of tiT.Sonth Hants militia,-upOn the fol lowing charges, viz. :—' • " Ist,.For deducting, or receieirKandapplying to his own emolument, a 'pormilage on the price of the various articles furnished to the depot hospital Mosselburgh, during the period froM the Ist of ,May, 151 , 1, to the 21st of the same month inclitoire, particularly one shilling in tit pound on the prke of the bread, bbtcher-meat, tea, sugar, beer, vinegar, and barley. 2d, f s oc.deducting, nr receiving and applying p) his own emolument, every lift penny, 6r the from the eh:,2:ge of the wag.l4o- - ,.oman who v.-is eriployed at. tint' tr Ao during thre neri;i;.lr th e 7 : m id inirtful to tin Soltli,:n7l, AS wen n.t a fraud again,i the oni4lice• to the pre juke of gout' 4.)1 ;IL. :tad itl breech I of the Articles of War." OPINION AND SENTENCI3. • "The Curt being enclosed, .and having (leiiberately consi dered the charges, deflnce, evidence, whole procedure, is of opinion, that the prisoner is guilty of_ bath charges, breach of the Articles of War ; hut it does not appear to the Court; that, in the -- present it-stance,the.poiidage exacted by the prisoner in;s - he-it hurtful to the soldier, as stal l ed in 01'1 charge, or a loss to the publiC, although the practice of taking pon.alag,e .41 .any case,- the - :.'ourt cannot hut condemn, as highly to the prejudice of !,;iod order and military discipline. The . iiiirt,Ope4 therefore sentence•th,: pi Dr. Daniel .. Ludlow, to be publicly and screrely itepriaiandcd,.in such place, . and tit such *hoc, 'as the 4:oiatnander of the Forces shall he pleased to qirect, 'and also to he s,;-i,ended from raiik and pay for -the, .period' cf three, ealc_idar months from the publicaton of tbesentuce.". , W.YNYARp has approved confirmed the sentence of the '6lurt,, an:d di= rects, that Major-General FIoPL wil-I,take an . early opportuttlty of causing to. be read publicly this order to Dr. DANrmt. LUDLOW, and of acquainting him, that he is to eonciderhimself s severely re primatTilvd, in term's of the sentence pissed upon him. Tice prisoner may then.be released from his arrest, and it is, at the santetiMe, to be notified to . him; that his rank will be siispetuled, and his pay respited tot three months from that dao p . in terms of the same Selkielletl. Aiajor-Geos.tral - will be pleased to' report his having; eatrjed this_ot.der into ,eiTect. Lien , Tilaut-General . ti''.'NyAtto further directs;, Unit foregoing charges and sentence, with his approliati?il and decision theroii, shall be rend at the head *of every regiment quid corps in North Britain', kith( respective orderly books. By o :..(!tt; O Lieut t, General- %VYN YARD, Coßunanz,kr uP the Forek, ciED. LELTEL colonel; .:Isist. Adi,Gen: The I%?!lo , ring regiments of cavalry are under • PeAtin_L---4th Dr.ag7oon iGuards, 4th Dragoons, 13;11,,19th, - and 'l' he fifth division of the Army:. under the 1-lob. Gen. CoLvILLE remained at Bayonne, 00. the sailin ! r of • the Elydri, waitiiig for transports .to embark in, for Ireland. The Archer, Captain •SLAUGHTER, fi'olll Portsmouth iuime(lk with what transportsare ready,.for the pur.. pose of taking them. The 32d re , :iment 'ire ordered to Clononcv,Wr racks, near Banagher,..from Middletoii. • . Tuesday, the 41gCd risen and: decayed horses of the two troops'of the Ist NJug'sPragoon.Guard s , stationed' in Limerick, proceed for head, quarters, C.lonmel, and front thence to Dublin. •- The Royal king's County Militia, quartered in Lon: , hrea, received the ronte on Monday even ing last, for the purpose of being- disembodied. :They are to be replaced by the Royal Berkshire Militia, from Galway. The 36th regiment,. under the command, of CrOSS,,IIVI that - ched from Mai- , low', to do duty, to Kilkenny. The 48th regiment marbhed into Clonmel, on . ..Monday and Tuesday - hist. Tuesday the 42d regiment, a Corps of high putation, Marched from Edinburgh for ,Dundaik. lt is a pnost singular. 'circumstance, thiq n of ',his gallant body but 69 non-commissioned officers and privates escaped in the battle. of ,Toulouse, with :put being killed or wounded. The officers suffered in proportion ; the Casualties included all ;but three or foul., A • 'l' he itoss--311ire: Fli“! Argyleshire, Itegiments of Illilitir, wilt embark, for their respe,Oive countries immediately on the arrival at Portsmouth ff'SPIIIC • smacks fra - At•tillOver, appointed for their con . veyance. . ,„ PORTSMOUTH,. JULY 30.-- 7 Several thousand troops in. - ought :home in the different men of war arrived from liourileaux, have been landed during the week. The 2d, 4th,' and sth battalions Of the King's Gerwaa Legion of the line, disco-I 'barked-at t .. ntthstra, 'and 'marched fort Bexhill, and. other parts of the Sussex district, Part. Of the _German liorse Artillery proceeded from Ports mouth to Petersfield on 'llin t rsday A. brigade of the ist Regime n t' O f FoOrG . nards, commanded by Colonel Woodford, marched front Portsmouth to AVickhaM and Bishop's Xititliain on Thursday. '.f.he same day about 1500 of the 3d Foot Guards landed of Gospak, -- and proceeded to Fareharnand ,Titchkeld, on Alicir :way to LOndon. The brave fellows are in execilenf health, and speak 'in very high tertils of the hoipitable treatment they have experienced from the inhabitants of Bourdeaux,. as well as from - classes of. pe'ople in other.parts . ofyrance, since the c!osc of the campaign,---The ltitilney., Clarence, and Eginont„ are to he paid oif at this port. 'the Rippqn is to be, paid-off at Plymouth, instead.of Portsmouth, as first ordered. The Grafton, Gelvkhcid; CyelopS, Ligiera and Swan; are to he sold, and struck otit of thi s : list of the Royal Navy:. [PRICE SIXPENCE-PAIPPIWNY.. FRA - ME- BREAK ING, It is with the deepest , regret We record th re e more instances of the disgraceful crime of iratne breaking, accompanied with wanton cruelty and robbery,: in this town and neighliti . firlimid the short space of ti o hours, oit T'ues'day Seven frames, 4,at : Sneinton, I at New SiteintOn, - and 2 in Trumpet-street, N ott i ng h am , were de stroyed, apparently by the same gang of i Utlians. The four frames at-.Sneinton arelhe property 'of •Mr.:Thomas Hayne.,, and-Were.itt work in the shop of Mr. Huoton, in that itidustrigus man, -,fgood character, who, by latidable exer tions, bad - got•a little business, and is now,..lsith a large family, kedocedj)r,these unfeeling vilbiins to want and ruin. The conduct of the frame breakers to this defenceless family was stain:led 'with a Character of the deepest atrocity. Witen they were heard, about half-past twelve o'clock, - opening the little garden' gate before the house, Oo.oton and his wife jurnped out of bell ; arid, tbrowing, Open a Window, saw .about twelve men '(it is suppbsed• there were •many niope sta tioned round .the house) advancing towards them. • Being immediately struck with the eharneter and 'object of their. visitors, they • e•gelaimed, "For God's sake, w bat do „you mean to do on which they were ordered, with bitter .impreeations, 'to put in their heads immediately, dr b4•ve their bra his blown out. They accordingly left the 'win dow ; but called out .‘.‘•Min-der,-.1 •iklurder.l': as loud as, possible in their bed 7 room. A shot was then discharged arid a:largestonert hraWn - ai'thetn, which obliged 'them t o g o to other parts of the • house, where they made-, noise enough- to idarm their neighbotirs r who, .however, dared .not,go .to their •assistattee The villains, in the ine;fiii time, were not Rile. Haviag tlernolit'ted.' the, shutters of one'of the shop. windows, they found' .-their entrance: impeded ,by iron .staalitchictits„.-in furiated at which, they broke other' shutters, at tempted even to break- than.im'h the.briek wall; and at length horst. op-en - the door, hy,which a- suf ficient number entered;. • while : some ..otjiers, with barbarous cruel. y tad wanto.n . wounded a pig helmignig to Hootoli in - the' back, and,. to tht all the' laMage-in their'poWer : eveti - en-' deavomed to t..41t down his- aople tree !. On.hear jug 'them in the house, - the - ,:infcittunate locked theifiselves in thcir hest-roam ; hilt - One of ,the wretches broke t h at .. 01 ‘y eu w i t h a •- s i ng k...A„, v of a hatchet.,- . and'three enteretl.with the. deliberate intention tipmurder - their which ity - pro bahly woad loWe effected; had not the tens and en treaties of Mrs". ilooton (who' tell On herkfices, and i plOted tholl4 to nave mercy, aud to spate heir it VeS for the sake of their numerous cliildren), at 11.-11.ctik moved them IQ. cop plis - sion ; awl they or 'Ted. tioem to Sit quietly on,the bed, while tneir deStroyed the property Below. 'I here . the'destruction was indeed complete ; tie needles, .sinkers, points, springs, nod jacks, of four point net frames, being effectiodly broken, and the four globe lamps also-broken, that the maellioery Might' be stAl in;area ,, -by the - aquafortis. Tip! damage IS estimat s tid at above a hundred pounds. The villains al-n Curried off about :t wenty pounds • worth of lace, two machines,- worth about fofir teen•pounds, a hand b.:IL-and several other articles of Mr: llootim's property. From this scene of outrage, they had-proceeded to Mr. Cooper's at 'New - Sfieinton, where they: broge a nets 50-wide •franie . ,•that had never been at work, .yalne a bun dredand -twenty pouMls, the property of Messrs. Holmes, Edenbo'rougli, and Co, klere they left Hooton'S behind them; and jirOceetiett to Kelsares, Trumpet-stteet,• in ',this town., 'where they broke two 'point4-oet frames, one the property of. Messrs. Cartwright, the otlierof Mr., 1-larc'ey.—lNottin-ham Gazette.) CORONER'S. INQUEST. SOUTHAMPTON, JULY Wednesday' list an inquest was - taken by Aft% cidIEEN: at Hainh!e, in this County, on the bodies Esq. , one of.the Members for Newport, in the Isle of Wight, and a lad by the name of T.PARKMAN, who were Unfortunately drowned in that river nit the preeeding day. It appeared that the deceased had come over in a small vessel froM CoWes-; having anchored at the mouth of the rivet, took a small boat, and s .came with the lad (PARKNI,AN), to Hainble, to parehase fish, and were 4ailing to and fro; whilst the fish ivere boiling. I\TO person saw the accident ; but a wan cowing down the river, and observing a boat keel upwards, towards it, and was time enongh to s(4. - it swimming., or rather struggli:tg- in the water, to which spot he immediately hastened, wh'en lie soon found the body of Mr. Hot.mEs; hut veins : ; deep lit the water; and not having any boat- hOok with him, it-was some titne before lie • could s?t the body into his boat. Medical assistance w-s immediately sent 'for, but to no effect. The . of tlie boy was not found till Soint time:after w;utds,L-Verdict—Accidental Death. On Sunday se'rmight the body of ANN:Lint7Gfi, a g i r l, 12 years of age, who, had been missi ,, ; six weeks,. was found in Norwood, near Sheffield. Part of her , clothes, with some moss and leaves a'Aiering, were found ;n a privy in TownheadL street, the day after her disappearan6e. By-wha - t, _means lien death was accomplished ,cannot at pre 7 sent be ascertained. We forbear to nienthin any Coujecttires, eiteept - thegetieral that 'she had been decoyed into the wood-, and murdered. A man s lately dismissed froth the army, deter mined.upon-suicide, 7drank ,on Monday se•nnight 'some vitriol in Goodwanehesier-fiehl, amt r►edl while convey-ing to a doctor's. ',lc wasliuried %be cross-roads leading- to Offord. ' • • --..,, ,_ - ----.L._ -.- • - •' J . . IP , ---;l7 " . '—•--... --- -.. --- .: - -._ -_ . _ , .. 14 t"e PERSON who late' v LEFT his l'elettr"9t;SP. IA . '• .. - : •TEaN: COUNTIES' will t rell-1,1 471, e 5 . t 1 J.e,1; 11 % , •h 9 :i5 t 1) 1 ' 9 , t 1 ,r V e" s l ll Fan'- t i ii ii , y, , t e p ai it y ,o re it l z ; . o_ll 1 ' il. ;hl f t d - • 'tt I NDULGENCP. from s (", -:. 11. ~...0.:11 h cobt th e -M t h 'iy of this Adverti,ement, he may NI ' 4l,7 t P i P t lY N iAt g• a• tthe 0 " 11 1 itie of - th is Paper, that it proceeds • TEll? _ , ~7 GRAND AIAGAZINE af 'FRENCH Nra. "'ANt7p.ke 1 • • . L 1 , 'IIORTLOCKS, Ox tr str eet , - IPRE, ()pencil .i . , .. 1 3 ,-, "as been honaured with in the insptitio n of the ,Iher ll ',"r Mato Chic' Vases, Bise i net Figgres, ezc• &c. 1, 4 , , , - -lal H• zi , ssd the Duchess of yog i K, who was t, l ll 4 ,f : l t ' il ll e ll o no pe n t i r t - i t ,l ' i: p e e iiiiliti.bi. h r . 4t, ,inirii ds . The co rin once ' d in ' hon . our of the Cen 4u,''. i:ig*l'B'l(l4l. t he t' illu t stri ) o e ti t s Clouse of Brunswick. . . . . . Nc: . •1 li and 18, Fr . c ot , , Stock-13roker; -2, Col mu ~ _ his 'ti atty-itreet solicits , the early .atteution ot te i'le l'Ll''l,' -t he Ptibl . e' to the thitch-appr n y , ed S,clie)ine.of and t°- "iti % —4 FEELY, which htilus.ist of Sk..Pf 1.M1.,E1., 'Z.. 2••••••.nc, .. :.. L. 20,000 2 of L. 5,000 j . ,,,, ,, . •.. • • .! •., .. 10000 2 ' . 2,000 ticke"'z„ 6 - t • e. • - 'ff tin _.....mce of a.- ), 1 , c't I l i . .N. and all the C- T otals oa 'eel 111 -s. and a Sixte'entiP only 11. 7s . at Ici:TOT: i s Pi•i, '25 (*niill•l' • %I i ' C o ~•• tyv.street, where No, 8t , 1.'111 11 9 ,0t , ,01 t ". 411-- -h t -' ILottery.--,kil Business 41,111:i?tglie, Poi.] i;‘sais.insit Pl ii d t 1 1 ;:_- ' r t C h -r e or a e s ruiuent Securities trans : pi:inaptness and fidelity.