The Sun.
London, England, 1820-07-25 00:00:00

ADJOURNMENT OF TUE. HOUSE.

Sir \V DE- CRESPIGNY observed, that it was
very desirable to many lionourable Members who
had business: of importance in' the country, "to
know in what way they could most advantage:,
ously frame their arrangements. He requested
thertefOre to know of the Right Hon.. Gentleman
opposite, if. he could. make any communication to
,the House of the probable time at which .an
adjournment of any length-might be expected to
take ,place. „ . , -
The CHANCELLOR of the EiCHEQUEII referred
the liaconet. his ,Npb le Colleague's- ob-
servations on this subject a week a 6-9.. His Noble
hen,remarted, that when the otise
met again. on the 2.1,5 f of l'ingu"st, they.wonld be
able,to ascertain, by,the _pweedirigs in the.other
House . of „Pailiarnent Whit" course it would be
most expedient for them to .pursue.—The House
then. adjoigned,.

I,MPORTANT I Ni•ORIVA;fIOI4%,—=-FrOili calCulation
by the. College of PhYSitclpS, nb less' than 40,000
die..annuallY 'in Great Britain of Consumption,
and at, least,lo,oQo in. London., The.
.late Wii-
,
ham T.llllllllllll. a very ingenious Surgeon,
ascertained that every 29tli person was ruptured.
these Complaints are frilly' alarriiiiig to every in-
dividual.w49,uses,,the,
,least exertion. It is also
incredible the, numberqiat,siiiterlrom 'a certain
Disease, Jinpre•perly treated., It was
those circumstances incliked,',Dr. COOPE.R. to select
,eminent. physicians and SUrgeOns; of at. least 30
years' experience,
to forina MediCal Board.; and
since the estahliShilienA:ttprds of: 30,000 Pa-
tients haver been
,CUred- witliouf confinement—
'many of:themafter hospitals, had 'failed.
COO.PER, and , Co. are eonsulted• at
WoodstoCk.:street; PxfOrd-:stire4;-and at Char.i
lotte HbuSe, Great Charlotte-street, OppOsite 'the
Rev. Itowland'lfill's i aili, QOM eight till eight.
Mechanics' hate ad-viCe'gratiS ei-ery 'evening from,
six till eiaht • •and on Sunday mornings until 12
o'clock. _
*j,;* RuirunEs of 30 years standing radically
cured siithbut Consgement.•

s There are private doors at each house, and
private inOns fOi Fernal6o:: • .
W• 13: killicted' would do well to. read,
NessiCCEartn and CO.'s Lectures-on tWo:pre-
vailing.Diseuis; iinhlyshed- one 'shilling, by
Mr. IfAii-vi4, (IT;;l:ilackfiiilig.:r'olii:- They will
also prove .useful o Yonno- Practitioners.

Mein :Mk-6e bOdi. f..a:
Yeiter"Ev
eery respect;
ably dieSs'ea man `l,l;aS'finind'in the'llegefit's'ca4.
nal by some men.
NO i)iiiltoorq was foiind upon
him, and no marks of violence. 'lle.was carried
to an adjacent public house.

Illt ,AANII*,

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fly a Return to Parliament, from the .Morse'
Guards, of the number' of-officers who'have been
appointed from half pay-to full-pay, Upon: vacan-
cies in the Army, and not by -exchange, since the
31st of Detemlser;-1815',1t appears that the total
numbers are as follow-:

... .
Colonels ' ' It Ensigns- 54
Lientenant-Culunek .33 PLty,nl4Siqs. —.,
Majors . ll Surgeons . 9t;
Captains 4B I Assistant-Surgeons .. '59
Lieutenants 157 1 •

By'a'siiniiatc Return It appears, dial the Ti
ber of Gentlemen who have been appointed to-
Commissions in Regiments. of .cavalry and infan-
try of the line, from the 26th, of January, 1819,
to tie 25th Of JannarY, 1820, been 182. Of
these' 40 were Gentlemen Cadets from the .Royal
Military' College, of. whom nine obtained' their
appointments by purchase, and 31 without pnr-
chase. Of the remaining
.142,' there were 69 by
purchase, and 73 without purchase.
The following Return 'has alsO'heen made of

the numberof Oen-del:nen who - have • been ap-
pointed-to commissions in the line, since the 14th
of March, 1819, and who have subsequently been
placed upon half-pay •
Purchasers of half-pay commissions, vacant at the pe-
riod of the reduction of the_.corps, or its establishment 5
en Ridin7-asters of cavalry, to make them eligible as
sucfl,.they having been Non-counnissioned officers of
• cavalry • .
At his uwn request, he having affairs of the utmost con-
sequence, which prevented bins embarking for the East
Indies . . : • • ' • .
At his own request, for the restoration of his health, and

the prosecution of his .studies • . . • • -
An old Quartermaster, for the. purposes of appointing an

• •
efficient • successor, as such, at the earnest recommen-
dation of Gcneral Sir R. Brownrigg, Bart. G.C.B. and
Commander of the Forces at Ceylon . •

Total • .
* Both Gentlemen Cadets appointed from the Royal blili
tary College.

NI I tArA RY PROMOTIONS.
lfar-Offce July 21. ' •
17th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant William
Henry Bingham Lindsey, from half-pay 10th Light Dra-
goons, to be Lieutenant, vice. Oliver De Lancey, who ex-
chairges, receiving the difference.
21st,Ditto—Carstaitt.Thousas Jonesto be Major, by-purchase,
vice Bates, who retires ; Lieutenant John Elliott, from Bth
Light Dragoons to be.c.:aptains by purchase., rice Jones.
Ist Regiment of Foot—Ensign Richard Macklin to be Lieu-
tenant, without purchase, rice Johnstone, deceased.; John
Mullen, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Blacklin. ,
18th Ditto—Lieutenant John Cramer Roberts, from half-phy
of the sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dugald Campbell,
• who exchanges, receiving the difference.
461 h. Ditto—Quartermaster Serj ea ut Barefoot to be
Quartermaster, vice Macdonald, deceased.
54th .Ditto--Lieutenant Robert Holt, from .Italf•pay 84th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Manners, whose appointment
.bas not taken place.
71st Ditto-.-7Arthur,Jones, Gent. to be,Ensign, without par-
chase.
90th Ditto,—Surgeon.William Morrison, from the half-pay of
• the 12th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Isaac Silcock, placed
upon. half-pay 12th Foot, •
Robert
Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant R Lind, from
.71st; Foot, to "be Lieutenartt, vice.• William T.-M. Ryan,
who returns to his former situation on the Retired List.
4th Royal Veteran Battalion,-Ensign Peter Kerr, from half-
pay Ist Garrison .Battalion, -to. be Ensign, vice Peter
Mackay, whose appointment has not takers place.
Sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Lientena,nt..Warner Spalding,
from 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant•
Unattached-,Major John Godfrey Peters, Superintendatst of
the cavalry Riding Establishment, to be Lieutenant-Colo-
nel of Cavalry.