The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-21 00:00:00

a-~- .. ~< k 111 ti i 'S ~: ~i. D Devonshire, i'vlancliester, Gordon. Argyle, owager Leeds, 1),.• C3stews, Winnw, 1...)0wq,er, Rutiand, Somer. • set. and Rutland. . Markittissee,--...;1:40rd, Huntly, Winchester, .I.ansdowrie, lleadhart,T4viotock,Wattrtord, Curnw llts, Douglas, Harr , Blom, Ely Driwnsitite Titanium!, w or. ces.et. • M a tchlOnetisca Stiitrqd, Lala4OVVlle, Ifiadt n rt, Cow rnal lis, Do .wager,' •rhomoritle Salisoury, t toner, ry bier, Downshire,.Sligo, 'Dowager Lansct •wtict litandlord, lock. Wauirlord, Thountinl, and l'Ownstiend. • - Earls ;t'ohyagharn, Harrington, y Cavan, Perc, lkv ee, Spencer,. Mairrtesou , , Northesk, Powis, C o ortt,llVn, lord, Ltverpcul. Barry Write, ~lhot, (../Xtcr(l, ItaffilUT, to!, liesbot..iio. Grosvenor, leisey, Grq. ViPhoinh , Shrewsintry; Cdthmititon, Al ayu, Darnley, Dighy, Orlottli Athlone, Datiniouth, Clare, .Craven, Stitt - Mk, Co vestry', Delaware, Enniritillen, Chit iieter,, A b Sanitwich, Mono , Edgecuntne,Wlearras, Abergiven ny, Motiorcolict,' Warwick, Aylcarord, ChaTteninnt,`POm• Lattalrht.ile, 11.tolivicke, Tempte, r)arlington, Chatham, Westinoivlititl, Gower, Cowper,, Nelson, 1,4., woad, liarowoy, Clancarty, Galloway, Uxinidge, l)orioughtnore, Lindsey , Guildiortt. , Fortescne, Banbury, Aberdeen, Elgin, Mac:frlifieldo Gra nard, Moira, ichester, Codigint, l'ankeiville, Stratlipiore, Tyrtionnel, Breaclal bane, Mansfield, l'enibroke, Sc:frhortnigh, 13uckingitarn6hrre,.Winett-Isea, filexhotongli, Landed; LUlStialc, Mathes, 0650ry, Dunmore, Lssek, and Stair. Counttsses—Dowavr Sefton, Resboroukh, Porpirlington; Mansfield, Chrdmondeley, Dowsger Dcitester. Cannon,' Dowager Cpichtister, Banbury, Dysiin, Balcoras, tia•laWay, 1)0W 3ger Lssek, Caitlin:it, For, itsene,. I)4thley, Cowper, Dowager h rrol, Dowager I.liseii, Carnar. von, lialcuitbetg, I)owager Cu‘ldtorti, Dowagcr Albcataile, 13 (v 4 r,er Clary , Dow a ge r C l ark, lictionek, C I,oow sager 1 eionroke, St. Martin de 1. r' Doway.or Ciniiniel, Barry:lmre. Conyngliam. Norinanton, Hai moon, Adorning. ton, Charkmont, kireadatbaneLCltath.no, A y lesiord, Lary s ford, Westmoreland, Grey, Dowager Ant rim, Caritaminon, Delaware. Dunmore, Lonscl•le, Abnigdon, Lanituff, NlexboroUgh, Scarborough, reinoroke, Tankerville, But;kingltarnsinte, London, Macclesfield, Aber. deen, Guildford, Mounniorris, 'Uxbridge, liiitetic,k, .I'oWby, Ormond, rempiejlardwiLke, WarWlLlt, Abuyne, Coventry, Statlk, t.:Givcii, Mayo, Sltscwsbury, lersey, , 'Radnor, Oxford, Talbot, LIVCipOOI, Powis, MAllnetibUry, Spencer, t;avan Viscumus—Cranley, Altlicupe, Hinchinbroke, Castle. leagh, Lovaine, Meri:lh, Doihkannott, l'ercevai, 'l.'emple. Clown, Downe, Dudley and Ward, Ilerelorti, bernaid,Casrle. 70$5,,Sytioxy. i oringdon, Ocerhur,t, Apes. ), Ihoer, Fuck.:. stone, Maitland, Falmouth, tladailton, Sack vilie, flawartien, Lowther, Cranhottrite, Chet. Wyntl, rrimrose, I amodcii, l'ollinitou, Hinton, Somerville, Cline, Itanelaglt, atid Newark. Viscountesses—Brute, Dungannon, Duncantion, Dowager Templeton, St. A;i4pll, 1%1 Gleraw ley, Hcwarnen, .'IA el iiigton,Csst liireago s thrudittibroke, Morpeth,_lerceval, Templeton, 1.),,d1Cy and Ward, kiettford, lit.rnard, too, Primrose,- riantinlen, .htt Politnglon. • • brads G. Gower, Grantham, Brol.volow, Elliot, Bente ley, , fort, C;tterosey,K I ni.jterilld, A. Somerset, Bay n. ink, Ifradrttril, t;wydir, I' Glyn, Keith, Walltote. W. cleik, R. Seymour, tionsonity, W UILw rill, Hot land. Dti Chlfind, Glentye.vie„,' i.Thyn Berwick, I . 'Somerset, Money, tlsborne, Yarnorougo, lioringnon, Itottney,. If ray brook, Mai k Nei r, heffteitl, Vargrtersh, Henley, Suffield, Arden C. Speaker, Ossuiston, Erskine, B eok, A. Hill, SeISCA, Selkirk, Carleton, Mount joy, Ileathtietd, Seatorth, Mt lsington, Pivot, Hawke, .C. Surnerset,, li-innaint, F. lientiock, Walsitighani, Ci. Caren. WaterPtrk, Ranciiffe, North wick, Itatistock, St. He lens, Alvsnley, Auckland, Proby, Grant Icy, 1.3110nt, .03. borne,. Newburgh, C. Vt.:mint:kis G. Cavendish, Itcay, Clit. ford, Clonbrock„inuttoti. ertundel, latinstaliville, Dillon, Riveridalc Iwo, Kings, Kenbiligton, Wentwoi Punting. field, r ard i ley, K. M Si. 'Olin, Binning, Reeves, U, Betesturd, Gower, I. Russel, Elarewoott, itcrhert, .W. bo. Meisel, A. Hamilton, Falmerstohe, G. Taylor, Stawell, Milford, Longtoiti, Lake, S.I. and Sere, Ellenburouglt. Ladies—A. Spencer, I Montague, M.' 'I ayler; lane Mon. tape, two CeCtls two I..),awsoint, C. Murray, L. Pelham, E. Breekne.l 1, Atelleaort, two I.orteacues, two Prand,' I. der Ginkel, D. Herbert, L. Whitbread, two itantiopes, Saekytile, Graham, nisei ['whys, S. Stewart, Towitshends, two Paulen), two 1. 1 tbrtdy, Cotton, two Moores, two Brookes, Lkigt.turibe, two Paikes, E. Bingham, ' two l'evrys, two 4, twOlieltllo4,tWo Loy , ititer, Fll6- y a t r ick. Wym,, 4..0.11141%1, Browdow ' Mont hrd, A. SO •Mn eet, Keith, K. Sc)inuor, Vontionny,De Cita: beryls, 1. Thy nee. h... Lowther, Writ licks, Snetheiti, k. Tit zotald; li.inty, Sutheln, Osstikton, Selkirk, Sea io rill, so tile:Set, alsnighatii , Waterpark- Northwtch,. Auckland, F, rasiior. c, Newheliy, Stourton; todtl, Riverstlale, Cohn., tiuniinAtield, Si. Berestold, Graves, 114roAtut,t1, Mtlfolo, Lungiont, Say and 'bete, Went , orth, Grunsnytie, .Sey moth, C Lornhe, L. Wynne, Ranclillc, .. Caper, L. Forrester, C. Wellesley, osnit), C. PalF., two Siewario, C. Howard'. Popham, Kriatch , I.e-o -clerk, Swart Bairossi ii. ii ugerie. Alexander, two Bathurst's,. A. Bernard, Ocresl.4.l, ,'let:. .liaronsHittpr, 'l'oll, Ger alma, NuilckenS, It.lonialembert, a d .11410nt5a4.:6-11i.Ave ::,,d R o lle Comps 1411.14'btctr, C,,atra.,,i111,4 Ci ranifiglit a CllCV.Atier I.ct t .A 11.14 . . ' bars F. Gould, W. Milner, 1. Aubrey, C. Cockerell, W. Itunthold, it. Brointey, Turton, Cornwall, l', Dyer, It, r.,.eorge, .1 lew Dalrymple, C. T Metealt, Conte, W tartan., . Rowley, A. Clarke, T. Bloomfield, U. 'l4t4scrit, Mostot, Hamilton, K. V. ilsort, . t ncote, I)otig'..iso K. Barclay, S. Hood, W. Oglatiltlal t .',' in. , Smith, 11 Halton!, . Wynne, 1. Murray, 1. 11said, L. liistropp, G. leroingliam, S. 1:o• flinty, I. Thrntltmortno, : Lather, W. S,„int', 'W (..Warlt.:ll(lCri-C.t1411t1116, 1 0 , Site lls 11. C. F. lim.terr,3;, Slice, 416 C. L'itnliiind Nloe, ilerlic,Whirslici,Bentinck, ,:thvvey, II• ti kr, .aritt Martin. ' • Gt:tic.l4ll—ll/Ipt r, fi: roth,r, Wltitc, Leith, 11.,,r I .1) lvc, C.lu,.ve,.ut, 'Mir lac . 11r.,Osiiaw NI, taii.ton, i• rowtirtg.•, (—thefts ,stevcivf! St• ' Watievilie, W. Don, Fn,Cil, 1)4145, HOit. Nlat ews, tc1;..,..acti , ,, inn; it ii,h, Liuntoutier, )I.,y, f iti, Nekon.on, Bolton, nryo, Vy.iit 14,40ficli a yj or , Drink water, Pitei;,4,:l,A!,,,iiitin, Yanc, AnsOn, Seymour, llraper, l rate t, bown, W, I lurch, Hull, Lemon, I. Lotion, (~,fora, Chichester, Hawker, Art j udn iG t, l)oinherg, Barton, Desbrowe, Hanger, 'A• skcwi Ponsonby, Shipley, I. howne, C htioks.,4l I, StAllllUlie,` Litibingeti, Satoh, lones, Davis, But . jc t ., .ci I 1 t, i itiirien, s wavne , rbtch. „ Huck worth, ...lucid, iir s .id ) Gordon. Neville, Bydes, Butkr, Woc.d, IteboW, Rani - shard, G. Langton, O. Loughlin,- Hughc.i. • ititi,juni-- Thornton, Magni, I)uyr se, I. Iphinstone, 11111, K. A. 'Murray, S. i'diDot, QUito, Itmcs, • Captains—E. F. Agar, Robarts, licrcy,*llaytligger, Ken. toady, :lon Hui.. Lowther, Hun. G. Agar, Jinit;r, 14..tsa I, K.N. lierestord, oKlei hfilhaill, 11. COsin.w, N, I,,;(),„)thiot, pt:(, Laclawni, tiy toad Lieutenant Dawson. I, , octiirs ,V1W4.:1) .ass , , liliina. hinter, A• ins it, Ulynn, Al,l Shaw, Itev, Doi:tors—Legge, Dudley, and Sh'.rt • E .ay. • lion. S. Clark, „DoOrt ' lion G 146 I it. 4 '. , • • 4!. I . OiCi, k.” ' mitt, ;old kiglit 11011. C;. Sic.tcaley. • S. tint te. rst, : ripest ate a a e egan ineess lrub lc, Ow was generaliy iimitited. 4 She has a most majcs. 'tic countenance._ lleaddireSs was it,OSt Magnificent. neentss r CAST Rtts.—A white crapilohe, Spotted in silver acid rich border, lull tlecves, richly.oritanittiteu in I kal,-41 . ress, A,plutrie or ostrich feathers. D CREss r •Goe Sib's:. —A most iplentini dress . , tidily eitidon4W;eit tit white and' siiver. DU ClltSS tic Co to :ifs.— A patent net dress. richly embriridercd in white silk, trimmed with gold. ite l ad.theSs, patent Wei, gold turban to correspond.. MAkcitioNass or lisaarder, — A white crape dress, elegaoti) ettioroele . cil in vet, with a border of a Tursislt pattern, which had a vvi y novel and brilliant tiled. Head .citress, I'e - idlers anti diamonds. ,MAacutoNkss - A wiiitc satin dress, richly trimne til with silver, over which a kotnaii tunic of ti,ll 'ill.hattAettile, trimmed :to correspond. Tile effect of this dress was light, elegant, and youthful. AtielitONkttS COANWALL ls. A white Satin dresSs ctn. isroittied in ainctltpt. • NI A icEflOWEit STII,4OItD.—A violet satin dress, richly embroidered :it MARCH toxr.as or EXETIER.-A. white Satili - dress,. ctn. broid. red in gold. M ecir icrrit as of? TA splendid dress, cm brdifie.iai in white and gout. . MAN en ori ass llEitltbau. — A white satin dress, ern. broid 1,41 Sit silver NI A liCti 10 Z 4 t:35 W A i r taro* u. —A whlte ' satin : chess, em broidered ni Filter'. COuNTts4 or Wrsi'MOREINP.--Pmz.SS Or white satin, tiLtily bordered with r , 416 e, stivei nyacinths, looped tip on the lett s:de with bunches us the same; sleeves of tioniton Brits , wolked in 40 ver or purple Sitti silved, and a dia. !Ivan{ girdle, a &anal . ) . of , purple . net, oinain , nted with httriLneb of the saute, tlt.t gave it an c. eel singularly etc. gant and b••autinitl. Knowing her Lad; ship'S unrivalled ta lons, we are led to believe the whole to be designed by herself. ' leatr•titess, a superb pliime of feathers, with A protusion of diatindalS and sappinre Ott the neck . and arms. COUNTESS or Ca Avts. A white satin silver-bordered slip ; a net petticoat, euvetedwi:ll fluivarivand grass, in silver embroidery, inglify raised; a white satin trash, and lis - t) to correspond, wita sleeves.of llonitint brussels, We lidow not Win has the credit of ttie ivorkinanship and des , gn this dress, but eettatnly we never witnessed any thing a. dii tiOptisited tor its richness, softness, and dencacy, though perhaps it owed much to the natural grace and dignity of the beautiful wearer, who never baked more interesting. Head , dress,' plume - of twelve feathers, three' in front, forMit.4 the Prince's plume ; silver batiOtAit'ot exquisite vvorkinansinp, with a profuslin t diairionds and pearls. tier Lailystrip' . o mess was maginticent. CouN r ass or lie ADA Les Ns. --•A dress ot' white Satin, vvith a most ,splendid einoroidered binder of silver, with sleeves to cottesponit ; front iiehly Ofilatnerlteki watt chid ~1110Ocl& ; a crape drapery b...,n1.11i11y spris.gett and bordered with silver. ' Head-dress, It phone oh cicgairt leathers,' wilt] a tiara of ttiainonds,neeklace, and en -flogs. CPUs “S or x sotto. —A dress ot White satin, over which a 6' Nam tunic,- richly.embroldered in bronze. Courrf:ss or Lc ANnArr.—A rich vvint, gantly eitioroittercd with clead , gold in the Grecian style.. Count Las or Essex.—A gieeirsilk dress, eitibri , oered itt sllvt r. Head-dress, the style of the phone was lie , V Milli dlc *int, with a profusion oftlianiands. CoUrirltagi Mt 14. E . I;:actit net tunic, embroidered in wh tedulk and Silver, over a pink silk dress. .L , . C 0 U ass ,(; 1. is Fos, u.—"A patent net blig• irsinettrirest, richly riuhruiderco un gpld larva, over a rich white satin , dress, *traded with tnilltailt and biota gold, to, mist costly and elegant dress we evdr beheld, elnlitol me red on purpose , for the occasion; topaz necklace, bracelets, pelt, and bead. 'dress. , COUltlly.ll CONYNGHAM. —A patent net dress, a nom bronienat in gold lath , , an elegant pattern, embro derist atter her Ladyship's own clesigh, shacie.i w . ith burnt had a most brit Halt ; sleeves loope'il tip wit h diamonds (lead dress. &plume of Ostrich leathers, .antl..protusion of diatitunds. - Couieress Sus ewszer v. —A most magnificent dre , ;s of patent net, ellibrordefed in silver lioll3, shaded with },r.; :11, in ittlttitti , )o ut emerald.. dleaddireis; a , pfoluroolt of diamonds and featheis ; superb diainonu neckiace and cross,, inter. nuseit-wu n erne , aids. ' COW. r ass 13 Eit NARA. --A white 4 rape dress; sported i n silver.' FiCakt•tircs4, • A plttliae of Ostrich' feathers and die. IntWtlS. • DONAGILA CoUNTSAS SII,IITON, —A : White larstiet du - as trimiti.ci watt silver, body idid , sleeves trintned with dia. monds. Head-dress, a profusion of diantonds and ostrich les thers. Count its Pr. C;oti.TANT. —A white satin dress, over which was woiii 11.046°14e 'yellow tunic, beautifully 'spangled iii nit rpie and Sillier: ficall.die4ti it rich silver and , o• hire cap, with a plume to corres,, LOVnitssur in;)t splendid dress, richly , ont)roideve4. ut silver, with rubies COON 5. Ati.ut .VIILXItonOVaIi - A white satin dress, richly embroidered in silver, w , •it attic t ii) sts. . COUNT ail CIIAAL4MUyT -A beautiful dress of white' .and goid Lou N - rtitS ell CLONMII3.: -A. superb, dress of yellow and , . C'oilicr gas or Cciv ENT ity. — A most beautiful dress of blue Anti geld. .(..ovb; Tabs SteNCitit. -- A splendid dress of .gold, studded with iteues. , •., , Coy sts bid K. ft (GK. -A white satin dresS, embroider• ed in silver. C'pu N rfur, Mount . WORK lat4l dress, richly em. brunt:red in gold, Cousins s or I:: beautiful dress of yellow,and sitter. • u ess Du no N NOR. A patent net dress, 'eMbrOi.' dercet two bttatiesor silver. 110-titit,s, a plume ot ostrich feathers and diairio)ids /Countess r. -A dress of spotted silver tissue, richly embioulered to silver lama, w hien wad a most hrillirunt acct. Ilead.dress, a plume of ostrich . fetchers and ilia- COL' N TZSII •LIV rOot., --A white satin dress, richly em• broldelcil in gold. " 41 ' 4 embroideredgoldorapery.. Head dress, plume of ustrlVll ft:Athol and 'ditunoncts. LW ° have life ,, ented our Female ileadots with the anuim, speciinetis ot . the dres,es lb which some ,of * the - I.,adivs type:ol4l Cdrituu•House, On Wednes day lot,. by w Lk!) they may judge of the rest 3 but it ' we were to ictiert ett the accounts which we have 'Teel% ed, we should hardly have any thing else in our !'apes.] . A NEW PtiALM.—‘-Tild following is part- of a Psalm co,tiposecl by a pariah clerl , t in Yorkiahire,-tin occasion of the distemper ainong,the burned 'cattle summer of the year 1784. It 'was 'sung, and chorusseti by .the whnti congregation ChUrd). —Thy first tour iinn4a* conwin an account of the ,ttle that died; and he ilanWS 01 the fa rake to whom they all beluoged the remaining verses were . as 1 ' No Christian bull, nor cow, they say, " But trl:es it Dirt of tuna ;. " And vve shall no OW* at all • 4. I cloutit within this land 4 ', The Dotiots, tho' they all haYe e'poks " Like tvapied irtitlettien, I' And told us WIN the etitrotil4 louk Ut Lattle dead And green " Yet they do nothing da at alj, . 1 4 With all their' iearnintatorc, " Su ticaV)ydtiviout this plaitte away, •' And vex U 6 not no mute." This piece was` so well received, that after the service it Was desired again . by all the congregation except five farinvrs, who wept bitterly, itti4 said the lines were too moiing. The !funkier hi - out said to the clerk, " Why, John, wioo wag that we n I to-04 it it waS' not. (41e 01 D. tokfb."-- D ,vid's ! No, no , Sir," qrroth'Jiu,n, big with ti hew hhittitithe had' acquired ; •" ll.svid never amide uc h a p sa l m iin be,wati bOtti. This is one of my owe putang togoi her,- Messier !" I.A1)11:S 1.314U.55F5. To. uon e&5 ox: A pair;iii rr t rireSS, ticbly'etn basirle:cit in bl L room, ot t b c b o d y , : .„4 : ;,:ve, covertti Nita di'mariiiids. 011J:10;111,13 ini!.l iriuniu ul MariraSi rir,:eki4ce ilcz $5 Cosa& Wis preventel Iroln attending the 1-klibec.', oivibg tai Nil, being Gobtineti to her tx,l,- ;:ific ;.1 111' , 4t ilicsir tut Me co„;r:aSion. trucaos nE St +1 AN. it wince s;nm cift., trimmed wit ; d taa.i nr I t t rind Arita Cali irr, crafispona„ i)rciimrs iiaicia fiet etribruirtiricir a‘, ...Ain train, body 4 11 ,1 iratantit tlie.ra4;tra we ever` nbrii.cd it; tins canary,' hauare 01 nSiticir biaideaL, /.4/ i b:411:,, br, v. tct and tteGictace of' pearil: , LONDON ; Piitited by II ': 11 AR f? 1;4%141415, of No. 4. itriartitit.court, Bo*.ctr . t4., 4 and Ptbillbehl by WiI,LIAM' A. RNIIt: V. it Sc it i W Vs, iput), mioli, At the Stiti•UPPICS J ; Na.' 112 ). Strapd) vvbeta Aldvertisenents, Urders for the PIP r, Ltittrs fin ths Eidigor &c. (post;paia),-nii, u fi , To be a Ph . .tHo(tlporllcTrcAest.......STl.AlF).Fe. L, A tie, M 0• l'o tic Assistant su;'geori, to the foNel,-;p•ASSistant-Surpn Wiliiain Cowtliny, from the Sid Foot. To be Hospital Mates For General Service, Ale:tan:ler Henry, Gent, lames Thistle, Gnt. Tlionl" Wahati, Gent. 11, V. Hawkins, Gent. dtebt. Olken* Guitt. . Samuel Contain, Gent. - GARRISON. . re be Physician to the Garrison of PAtsrnoutli, -WO fvl46repr,. M.D. vice Meik, deceased. The I..ing's German Legion. rst.l3iitt. of the Line, ,Serjeatit lohn Carolin to.lx Qort erh Master, vire I,asins, who I c L. 7th Dittb. Cadet Serje,ant Br i ck Fred fiber! to be Ensign, vice Welding, promoted in the Garrison Cowpony. y_sicilillgrr_cps, ti, isn. , I ti MEmoßgoaw m. The appOintrotot of ~; , ,as And, Gent. totbe Ersig4 in the : 7 ist I , ow, .as stated in th e Gasette ot the ; inslant> h I, Thirisenuuttidteark:ennetli)tliaocnee'd °Meets arc supersetlea, being a bsell without leave, viz. Li eu te n ant john Wiison and 1:11,igil T. Webbe, of bits Fovt, and Paymaster Weston, pi - 90til foot. ........-- . Eltitniust in the Gatette ot the tith inft. 2.1 DrJgoon Guards. . Onth For Hospital-Mate Mate tvlason s, Kelly to be Aos Snrgeon, read klospital.Mate Mason S. Kenny to NAP simant--4urgcon.- ISSions in the Dum re. BeA cn i ta ti o c :. i l lt rtili o .e f eu t u °4 o ll ~,,........ei ;artansbi Conlin _ Militia, signed by the Lord LlOfellatif. To be Lieutenant.--Peter Denny, Gent. 'fob; E nsign .- folio M'. ti align!, Gent. ,„ . . Cbmintastons signed by the Lord Lirtfollllll of the North t. I I I...! b b e e Er4nntsisiiigginltl.!_glil:GoeChlußlntflgieClC:ill'yNglio:illrrt:Cill:;:tl:6l:trSekil:ll", I Militia' To be Captain.—S eatborouwg (~r7ontbneincisaspions aignedhi.ibliiy.:rr6:7ltlPMeßo:LgtoirnirYid:::.ntic.:EritesrtinYa t 3 a d oi ß s . e . g . i riLlieenuticonf:Anti rcs.gib.reeiLt oi‘cia,lxllellilni,titv.iceAAl iti,iscoriti: resigned, -Lieutenant john Campbell, vto " I '''''' ' ' Itioved to the :tegular Militia. , Colmniasions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of liotS, Smith Hants Regiment 0 1 - o ted, To bet nsign. —Edwin Hill, vice Luttirk)lw4l,ill.iro' rn • North Hanti Regiment of Mi.itia, ~,,,,, To. be•Lieutettants.— Ensign George t..tescy, vice Ats. l l;., promoted. Ensign •HeLry Tbuipe, vice 'lllOl4l "" leered into the Line. • TO be Ensign.—T , W. Mier, Gent. 1 1.604b1 , South Hants Gaut.' :• To be Ensign .-- auras )),:e, es I , G North Hams Yeomanry Cavalry, .. , To be Captait. --Lieutenant Thomas Itay. • ' ' ( the C °ll/11 Corn tt ii s s t oris sigre.t by the Lord Lieutenant t " .(i..; r 1: 0 000:: nb b bb : all: I, l:ciF..,: l isat e rbips u oi.t): : ; e i:li n n .nii a_ c e tsi Lieutenant. Lieutenant. - -I ; ci a lt s ritht l y i l l ino . i . r Ly i . : : : :l . l s . t .: t l is, eV ie l : ge tp a :a it a h r ' IL t i t : e n : c l nse l e tit i l r i s: ii , t . : ji, G t vu . y e n :l :a i l , t i : : : :: :: itt.oi.:::: trued ' by the Lord Warden , i osno t4 To be Surgeun;—Tobias Mitchell, Gent. • - / Dili/VENDS. -,., at ri le ' s ' I uI Y it.' I. Mann, Harbury Warwick, dol'." .y, jor. at the Bell Inn', S hipo oil- upon'. Stower. I uIY .310.,,,1,,, lam lieu, Bath, linen•draper, at eleven, it the Chrl,..ir, at Doc" at G u a m, hi I .--July 16. A. German and I ~ ! e0 1 ; ;;0 0 ,:ite. : 1, tin hosierik, at one„ at the Punch l'iovi'2 iiiitioi,',„lii: August t. g... Wells, Fareliam,•SOutholPll); P:i.tite at two, at the Red Lian Inn. farchattr.— lull' fool 0tt,,,, liri: a e l a i .. , , t i I,.t,ayitiii,,,Aurftln.Yliasnii litles:it.el‘,4ri-lictvnti:ilsils'ilt4M-I.4nlkatil.uult:ilyilecil.tsrrt:e.'rwrlc:t;‘;;: :12,Att: m3ni'llestet, eonfeetioner„ at ten, :It tha ? 1 , 0 ,),,i, i . citt , , t v c . anchester.— Ibly 6, I', White jun. sip 1 , 1 6. '-'' lit it-ten:lido!, at ten, ,at Guildhall, -I'London- 1141/owls, c. Bainbridge ,and W. Cartwright. LiVetr°°ll' iy 1 4. M il. -- t'velve, at the Globe 'ravero, .I.ivcrpo o .--iu., Goiklitio, I u I Y it (; 13 17Lialri ,Lambert '' and i c ' e f " . V l! f $ ' a n a c{ 5! I M e 71 r 1 1 : r.l i, l' hate d :o i 1 :":1 1 , 1 dlebex, coach-makers„ at tett, at (,dabs 1,10,0,31‘,04). 2 9. T• Harrington, Soho, trunk -maker, at e io i l c, it! il. 11,111..-- Nile 29. R, Swallow, Selby', 11°1,1uly 1:',0,..- scrivener; at eleven, at Guildhall, 1•00(0•0 ouilto;,(0, 0 ,, ilAres,r. Cheapside,.waiehousernan, at or. „„,w. pr,J , -ugdst 3. G. Dorset, I. I.oluison; I • WOlOllOO, a ', c o and I. TiLion, New bond. btreet, bankers, st :•„.Ik, t ell,',ifoot, I uly S. S. Self, tialesivorth. Suti'moy, t'.!'r' pi chant, ac twelve at the King's Head 1n,,,,,'101,, t0.i!%0 —Ma). 1. 1. ,Cy' }let, j. italesworili, P:' A , NI 'low six , tit the Swan lnii, Norwich.-1"IY,..101;:,. TOO' to o& Liv.:11)001, tueichant, at twelve, at the i)pside, ~cor street, - July 9 , 1. Fe3".'ll' Sul) 9. 1 r tiiali manolAturer at twelve, at Guildhall• — ~tie o v i. ( 0. Lamb's Conduit street , laisp-nisker, 4T t li v' jt y.cf , II iniY 6. , G. Itevell, l'opl3r, blialaYert ribincolo mo, 1)411. —July 15. V. Rothe, LiterVoul,,Ciiorisool.:l(:,;Att eloVetl, '2I the George Inn pile-strr .. ; : .,t, 2Z. /V • Hodder) and H. Pletinch,fr O' gtoeers, at twelve, att;ulJksall, Land o 11, 1 i ;1..........."•••••••••••• ‘ 1 : i ~Ath uilirte:,,Avi.itilile,hii irlOeoburoOikaa;"*.t.i.,.oll4otoilli;oue:3,ll'irl‘ Ch tlt I °t ( 1) ) 111 : Lt S li a ltCi t tilsT4C "113.st:°faitria. the Adelphi 'refraCC, of a V11411141' MARI(I.6Oi at CabbgeAl I: lii,4scth, daughter At Barbadoes on the t‘th of APril lash rt.,,,, 01)1 11411, the '' • i d A Apllo, ,--..., ;0 i Wllliam 2"' Pi-sir gaYn° - ,d Se , ; ,° ' Y .I , i , hitrhoret•Aide.de.Carop, al n , oto, L ~, L. xcellency he I of. af(' daughter of the late . lohjit Mica Own) '54. vitias, in 1110 tialllC Island. , , , ...„ •of C141,11°54 At I,V.ilthonstow, RcAtitto',...t.filt, PST ...molt. er or the A of Or v f oic Ott the t I til irtSt. Mr. Ttrolo (...°Pl'. den, ' Staft) 1-1 • m , d - 1 . t2 os oi 441.gr' .rt b 'try: to rs luit i q i • Le; shire. • ' - • . % iSrits Mt 1'.3.: i it en Wednesday last, at Deviags, • 1, _1 ajoo,,lct Or lest.street Lotuton, to ;s o'ol°4 ben Waylen, 'Egg. of the above place. I te C.olollel GOlativi. ,i,,,F10t ~ . , I.:lownrcil:clieusitsrd:nyget:ilc 6,1E3. tlpilitnilislet72-2(ti, ly'clIif.01:111:11;1F54034°.:154:1;:Proi: On the 17111 inst. at fionnslant, Mr. ~, aged 1 3. -..1i, itoUr, On Monday last, in tipper fierkell•"";ri, fec ( mond, Esq. Lieutenant N. jg'i,:l2::Yiditilli,i,dit On WednaWay last, Licutittot-(-°,00,1.100 " s!-Pt nt. Edward Hilliard', iisq , at ex. , . . . YairitftPAY, v • India Sroc,"4 to 161410;01 tunic Stock, 10 t,ts i 1,,,.11 0010' "' i 15 ' Navy i pet tent 'snot v. --a 0,0, pp I hell ssper Cent. ' r,011j• . . nirt:, 1 °i5;4„,,, 4 # ',Cr k-1 I, . 011 1 ".-; 1 • -ei 10•.. '6,1 , .‘ " 79 a t imperial .1 Tnia q. igiCA Of SIIIC° • 3'ci ew. 'at 6z ia a c for oPc— ' 00. ; per Cen:, COltS. abut . 3.inii, 1,-; An n, sb i . 13- 16t,ui . , r, orteti, rotvepor sq Ai m bo addreoad. SteOrslD DAY. Ottrfuestir+Y morning such of. the company it` Woburn, as are Members of the SwillA : lL:hi Club, as,embled it his Gra; es public bireaktssi, and af-ter wtircli held a - meelitig in an adjoining room, his Grace, the Pre,ioent, in the chair. Tice chid' bu siniis consisted in eletting several new Memo:rs of the Club. The company then repaired to the stables adjoin ing the Abbey, where the wetliers shewn for the prizes offered by his Grace w ere inspecied in their wool, and again alter being shorn. boar, tander ten months old, of the Suffolk . kind,- belonging .to the Earl or Upper Ossory, was' shev`n for ale .premiu m. .-The prize long- woolled theatres were also in= speed. • About ,twelve 'o'clock the cone any repaired to the Crawley Heath Fty - in, to see the conipetition in ploughing. 'About two the company returned to the. Park Farm, and spent some time,in inspeding the implements exhibited. About three a very nia nierous company sat down to dinner with his Grace in the hall. Toe company afterwards returned to the Farm yard, when the following. sale of the Park-farm stock took place; viz. Mr, Hill, ten Soolidown Thelves, 46 gttincas. Mr Leeds, ten e i b guineas. : • - Mr: Hill, ten ditto, s t.guineas. Mr, Leeds, ten Onto, 53 guineas. Mr, :zeds, ten (Into, -1; guineas. Mr. Leetis, ten two )4;41 - oitt ditto, so guineas. • Lout Casth.re4)ol. 4: nIo to, SO gunieas Sir Vt , 'akin tell three year old, ditto, 42, gui neaS, _ . • Sir Within W, Wynne, ten full mouthed, 39 guineas. Sir tV,itkiii W. Wylie„ ten ciniu, 40 , guinces. Not Win;, a tiv< yoar old lerefora Cow, guinea. John Wii X, (tutu, 3S guineas, Mr. StOlip a nine year 0 , 1,i• Devon Cow, 20 guineas. iunn Mot . o. ' a five 'year old ditto, qn guineas. ,tvlr.*ow. two tat . ‘Vetliers, six guii.eaS, hir Moraiit; a Hertford HUI!, belonging to Lord Ossory, 36 guineas. -.Stfvera: Sonar-down and Merino nip, were kt at guod,ptices, which concludol to 4 business of the day. THIRD DAY. On Wednesday morning after breakfast, the 'corn Patty repaired to the Slaughter-house. to iiisped the ca'ct!%es of the fat prrze•wether:t, shewn alive ate preceding morning; and atterwardi they inspected cum, et t. ion of the lheep•shearers tor• the. pr4es given ►,y :.ts Gra,:e ' A boyt. t hree o'clock'a very numerous company sat down to dinner. Alter the clots► wtg wititura%n, tut Grace,'atter a few, preliminary nbservations, iced the awald, which adjudge,l the first premium at a value ttig•uneas, for the best two-shear lung wooded fat wether, to Mr. Burry; and a -cup, gutheas, tor, the hest sheep of the, same descriPtiou, brill to lic`diordshire, to. Mr. EdwaßL Pitt. • Fur the best loug-woolled theaves, bre,l in Bedf.' fords:tiro, the first prize was ,alyictgeci to u sill Platt, and fur the second bc:at, to Mr. Robot t lieuyon. His Grace delivered to Robert Trevor, Esq. a. cup, value to guineas, for the bcst two-shear short w °oiled lei tier ; ,another cup to Mr. Edward Pratt; and anuther to Mr. 'William Runcituan. Tito premium for the best boar under two years old was aclitt , iged io Mr.}..c.iwitrd His Grace, as soon as he rose from table, set off for London,' and after the sale of sheep and cattle at the Pat* Farm, which fetched. very good prices, the meeting broke up. SMITHFIELD MARKE F 1 lUNs tr. This day's Alarket had a short supply. of the dif fertnt kinds of CAttle Mallon is cheaper" Beef, Veal, Pork, and Lamb, 'sold at lust prices and the, trade in gener.rl somewhat 11.4t.--The sales in the ‘ Hay Market were rather dull; . Hay and Clover fetched better n, is ; Straw . obtained 1.13 t The tioderineini..wcd prices acid num:Jeri are curate statement : . • . . • To sink the ()Mil per stone of 21b. Beef 4s. 4t. to t),. 41.' Muiion .iis, gd. to 65 . . 41.. Veal s. c.d. to 75 , 4(i. Pork is. CA. 10 715 , Qii. 1•4111.) iN, od. to Ss. 0.1. • . . . , , Beasts Vito. Sheep 4w,1 Lambs 6,4300; Calves 120. Pi4s 3 to. . ~ SMIThrIELb HAY-MARKET. iLty 51, os. oct. to yi. oi. 01. StrAW 31. os. oJ. to i os. od. Clover 61. ob. cit. to 9L os. On. Monday morning two Bow-street Officers, Aillons.and Vickery, aiTive4 at Ram - nine, in pur.' suit at persons.that. had been tracud •Irom. 'putting utf, at every town and Bank they passed, noses of the Canterbury Union BAIII4 which was broken open and robbed a short time sifice ; they secured the parties, and carried them off-tor Canter= bury immediately. The man wits hirnselt Edward- Lawton; ltc, was in company with $ Lady; and they are both secured for examination. • On search ing their, notes of. the-Canterbury Union Bank,-to a considerable amount, were found on t 'oem, as well its cash, which: had been taken or other - notes of the Cantilbury Union at different parts of this county and Sussex. It is said that Lawton WAS ac quainted with honitsge and It..llerts, the Bank clerk ; and: there is every reason to suppose thn; is in the power of this tow s°. give ttUtth ay will lead to discover the perpetratori of. the rub bery in question. Sunday morning lasi, at five o'clock, a duet was fought et the bark of - the Barracks, ,it the end o Notth-street,' Canterbury, between Captain Pat cutre, of the Yid Light I)ra3ocins, and Lieuten,snt Cl,ilittlan, of the sante reginieot. One ibot 'only wAs eieilanged, when Lituteoant qp; ball slightly grazed Captain eta right cheekl t tie seconds then interfered, and the matter was itdjosted.--linnitdi aielY after this w:ts settled, a second (Aid took on the same ground, between toe said Li'etitcnant 'Quilinlan and Clptaiti Cog aiso of the 23 4 Ae4o - filing once without effect, the l antics %erg i . ',-.entitalt.d al the intert: e.,sion of the 4econds• are MI of Canterbury Garrtson, 'The cause of the disPutes, it is said »mite' : front. the -i,ublic;ttion of 4 pertodiCal Niter, called The ffhifo. • Mr. BAIIDEN, the pedestran, having done 4ixt milt% a clay fur six thfys, was on3bie to crueeed u the seventh; and tionsequeutly lu,i lug waieh.