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The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-24

ATTEMPT AT MURDER.

k is with strong feelings of pain and indigna-
'tion that we have to record acts which are a dis-
honour to Westminster, and make us ashamed to
think that such atrocious and cowardly deeds could
have either been perpetrated, or have been coun-
tenanced and excited by those bearing the name
of Englishmen. Sir MURRAY MAXWELL, yester-
day afternoon, in retiring from the Hastings, was
attacked by a horrid rabble, evidently hired and
made drunk for the purpose; andunot withstand-
ing the efforts of his friends immediately around
' him, was cruelly assaulted the most savage
manner. Near the door of Richardson's Coffee-
house he received a-severe blow on the temple,
whiek deprived him for a time of sensation, and
he was carried in /hat state to his bed-room, by
his friends who were near him. He had received
a severe contusion on his breast froth a stone, but
the injury on the temple appeared to be of the
most serious ❑ature, symptoms of concussion of
the brain having bccurred. He was attended by
Mr. M'Leon, who happened to be with him at
the time ;. Sir G. .I.ll,Anta was also sent for, and
Mr. M‘DoNi4eL, of Gerrard-street, and every as-
sistance was promptly: afforded which the case
required.

• The base and inhuman line of conduct pursued
by the mos; unprincipled of mankind, by a rabble
which is a reproach to our city, loudly. calls upon
every truly independent Elector, upon every
respectable man in Westminster, to come
boldly forward and rescue himself from the
oppression and tyranny of . a lawless mob ;
and to prove that the friends of constitu-
tional liberty and the freedom of Election are
fully able to put down the ruffians who endi•avonr
to trample upon social order, and overwhelm, in
one common confusion, the best rights and pri-
vileges of Britons.
The manly character of Sir M. MAXWFLL, his
services to his country, his mild and benevolent
disposition in every situation in which he has ap-
peared (even since the commencement of this
contest) ought to have secured him a very differ-
ent treatment even from the bitterest of his 'op-
ponents.

An expression of this truly brave and excellent
man deserves to he recorded, and ought tostimu-
late our citizens to come forth and support him.
On recovering himself a little after this. outrage,
he was recOmwended by a Gentleman not to think
of again exposing himself to such brutal fury by
re-appearing on the Hustings :—" Not return,"
said he, " they may kill me, hut it never shall he
said that I was intimidated by a rabble ; their
feelings are not those of the Electors of Westmin-
ster !"---We are happy to state, that the most vi-
gorous measures have been resorted to by the
Magistrates to prevent the recurrence of such dis-
graceful scenes ; and have much pleasure in stat-
ing to our IteHers, that the poll was going on this
day in the most orderly manner. The judicious
arrangements which have been entered into, and
the multiplication of the peace-officers from all
quarters, are now fully equal to time preservation
of tranquillity, mn't the protection of the Electors.
London, England, 1818-06-24

STATE OF

Liverpool, June 22.
Mr. Canning
General Gascoigue BG9
Lord Sefton • 655
Sussex (Co.)—First Bay.
Webster
Burrell l7l
Sugden 122
Cricklade, June 9_3
R. Gordon
Jos. Pitt
Thos..t.;alley
• Le,intinster; June 22.
Sir J.M. Lubbock 206
Sir IV. C. Fairlic . 126
J. Harcourt.

Evesham, June
Mr. Haworth
Sir C. Cockerel!
Mr. Boughton l4B
C,.ventry, June 2,2
Moore
Ellice
Butterworth

Chester, Jicne 22.

Sir T. G. Egerton* 294
Lord Be!gTare 390
Mr. Willi;:ins
Geue►al Grosvenor

Newcastle-under-Lyme,
June 22.

Sir John Boughey declined the
Poll, and Mr. Kirinersley
and Wilmot were de-
clared duly elected.
London, England, 1818-06-24

BANKRUPTS:

T. Whaley, Packwood, Warwickshire, coal-merchant, to sur-
render July 6, at five, 7, and August 4, at eleven, at tie
Lion Inn, Broseley, Shropshire. Attornies, Mr. Bigg,
Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London;, and
Mcs-
sicurs Pritchard and Son, Broseley.
K. Wilson, Liverpool, farrier, July 14, 15, and August 4, at
! one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Atter-
Hies, Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London; and Mr. Kewley,
Liverpool.
J. Bell and J. SnoWdon,• Leeds, .VorkShire, linen drapers,
June 27, Juiy 11, and Atigust 4, at ten, at Guildhall, Lim-
don. Attorney, Mr. Hindenarsh, Crescent, -Jewin-street,
Crippiegate.
W. Peart, Northampton-street, Clerkenwell, printer, July 7,
• 11, and Angtpt 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, ;WE. M‘Duff, Castle-street, Holborn. -
DIVIDENDS.
- July IR, L. Blanchenay, Dover-street, Piccadilly, 'mer-
chant—July 18, W. Bales Swallow-street,•Piccadilly, cheese*
monger—July 14, P W. Burn, Wapping, sai l-maker—J uly 14,
T. Crompton, Essex-street, Strand, upholsterer—July 14, G.
Pattison, Strand, wine-merehatit —July 14, H. Done), South-
ampton-place, Camberwell!, dealet —July 25, S. M. Do7wns,
cheescmonger-L-Inly 2.7,, It. Harvey, Oxford- street,
gtocer-f-July 21, G. Buckeridge,•Pangbourn, Berkshire, tim-
ber-merchant—July 17, W. Hetley, :11walton, Huntingdon.
miller--July 14, T. Rindoll, East-row, City-road, che-
mist—July 16, Sanderson, Aeklaor. in the Wok's, York-
shire, farmer—Aug. 1, T. Taylor, Austin-friars, merchant--
July 14, W. Orate, Southwark, distiller—July 30,T• G Hor-
dein, Shelton, Staffordshire, draper.,
CERTIFICATES —Jtit.v 14.
L. Williams, Cursitot-street, Chancery-lane,. colourtnan--.
J. Young, Gosport, harnrsi-maker---W. Futtit, Wrirksop,
N4i tingliams hi re, butelv.”----C. Tomlinson, Ilawarden, Flint-
e, apothecary—J. Penning, Blandford Forum, Dorset-
shire, cabinet-maker.
PARTNERSHWS DISSOLVED.
W. and IL Gibson and J. Horn—T. Grahame and IL Ste-
venson, Glasgow,—W. Mercer and F.Hilton, 'Liverpool,
brichmake.rs—T. and T. Ac land, Greenwich, butchers—J.
Olive and T. Britten—W. Rutherford., A. Watson, and .1.
Burnet, H•iughton-le-Spring,.Deirhain, grocers—P.H.Turner,
C. Johnson, and T. Aspull, London-wall, common. carriers.
London, England, 1818-06-24

MEDICINE.

E A Ltri is so great a blessing, that every
attempt directed towatds its preservation must at
least deserve some small share of public approbation.
The rank which Messrs. CURRIE and Co. hold in their
profession as Members' of the Iloyal Colleges of London and
Edinburgh, and formerly in his Majesty's service, 'Combined
with their well-known:skill and experience in the Treatment
and Cure of a few reigning Complaihts, entitles them to the
4reatest confidence, and a 'deCided preference over aliother
Practitioners. In the course of thirty years successful prac-
tice in this Metropolis, Messrs. Currie and Co. have been en-
abled so, make -many valuable discoveries and important im-
priicenients in the Treatment and Cure of Venereal Corn-
Nerconi Relaxations and Dethlity, Strictures of the
Urethra, &c. &c. By their superior plan of Treatment,
Strictures, of however long standing, or of the most inve-
terate kind, are speedily and permanently cured.

Messrs. Currie and Co. offer their assistance in all cases of
Venereal Infection, and in every Complaint of Debility,
whether arising from the infatuation of a certain destructive
Habit; long residence in warm Climatts. free living, or any
.other cause, producing a deficiency of Jnanly vigour.
Messrs. Currie and Co. may he consulted by Patients of
either Sex, with the greatest, delicacy, secrecy, and honour,
at their houcq, No. 107, Hatton-garden, where Certificates
•and Testimonials May be seen. :.Terms of remuneration are
plainly stated on the first interview. Letters from the Coup=
try, enclosing a Bank Note, will be duly answered, and the
necessary Mediciiies sent to all parts of the Kingdom. ,
No. 107, Hatten-garden.
London, England, 1818-06-24

WESTIIINSTEItELECTION.

Sir M. ME WELL bring ulathle to attend the
Poll this morning, in consequence or having re-
ceived a violent blo►v from some ruffian yesterday
afternoon, his medic el attendants have addressed
the following Notice to the Erectors of West-

mitister :---

Sir M. :11a5vEt.r. yesterday afternoon, in con-
sequence of a contusion with a stone on the bre t,t,
but more especially from the ef'f'ect of a severebiow
on the temple, had souse symptoms of a very
alarming nature, which continued for several hours.
This morning, however, not withstanding he has
passed a very restless night, these symptoms ap-
Far to have yielded somewhat to the means
adopted for their relief—but he is, as yet, by no
means free from danger.

J. mq,Eon, i.
.T. APDONNELL, ) burgeon; in attendance.
Richardson's Hotel, Covent-Garden, June 24, 1818.

STATE OF THE POLL AT J 2 O'CLOCK THIS DAY.
ROMILLF
Isl AX W ELL .. 2475
BURDETT
HUNT

Our Port Letters of this day contain nothing of

intei ebt.

LADY EMILY TEMPEST.

COURT OF CIIANCERY.-.-TAYLOR V. ANTRIM.

This n►urning the Court was touch crowded, in
expectation of hearing the decision of the Loan
CHANCELLOR in this interesting Case, when his
Lordship, after a p►ivate conference with the
Parties' Solicitors, postponed the further consi-
deration of the business.-No day was named,

THE QUEEN,—It is with concern we have to
state that her MAJESTY W 29 Much iudisposed
early on Monday morning. The REGENT went
to Kew in consequence, and we are extremely
happy to say that the QUEEN recovered in the
course of the morning, and soon after one
o'clock was able to take the air in her garden
chaise in Kew Garder;s. Sir FRAI'7CI3 MILMAN,
after his visit to her MAJESTY yesterday morning,
gave the favourable account of her MAJP7sTY't,
having had a good nidit, and was much better
yesterday morning. Yesterday morning, about
one o'clock, the Duchess of °GLOUCESTER, the
Dukes of YORK and CAMBRIDGE, lett town on a
visit to their Royal Mother. They remained at
Kew Palace till past four o'clock, and arrived in
town about half-past five.
We have private accounts from the Squadron
of Exercise of the 17th instant, Scilly E. N. E.
90 miles it had blown extremely hard the pre-
ceding day, and they were rolling deep, front the
heavy swell, which remained after a calm had
succeed.:d the high wind. Letters were brought
by the Grecian to Plymouth, and the squadron
way all well,
London, England, 1818-04-29

PRICE- 0

THIS PAY AT T
Bank Stock 28.2;
per Cent. 1ted...78i 79 781
per Cent. C0n5......
4 per Cents .
5 per Cent. N. Ann. loqui
Bank L. Ann 20a 7-16 t hs

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TOMORROW.
Nlornirig, 35 minutes after 10. I Evening, 57 minutes after 10
London, England, 1818-04-29

COPYRIGHT.

A Petition, presented by Mr. PEEL, from Sion College,
against the Copyright Bill, was received.

PARISH VESTRY BILL.

On the Order of the Day, the further considcrßtion °Nile
report on the Parish Vestry Bill was postponed to Thursday.

POOR LAWS' AMENDMENT.

On the Order of the Day, the Poor Laws' Amendment Bill
Report was postponed to Thursday.

POORS' SETILEMENTS.

Mr. STURGES BOURNE gave notice, that on Thursdiy
he should wove for leave to hring in a Bill to alter and
amend the Laws regarding. the Settlements of the Poor.

PREVENTION FROM DROWNING.

Sir F. BURDETT moved fur Copies of Correspondence be.
tween Mr. Mallison and Lord Mulgrave, and between Mr.
Nlallison and the Lords of the Admiralty, in ISl7.—Ordered.
HIGH BAILIFF.
The High Bailiff of Westminster was called to the Bar, and
presented Papers containing Accounts of his Emoluments..
London, England, 1818-04-29

WATER COMPANIES

Mr.BUTTERWORTH „presented a petition from the parish
of St. Giles, complaining of the monopolies and compromises
of the Water Companies, which was received.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR said, he hopeo in a few days to be
able to make some statement respecting an arrangement on
this subject, by which the public might be sufficiently ac-
commodated, and yet a proper competition preserved.
,Ir. WROTTESLEY made some observations on the way
in which the Water Companies had proceeded. By one Bill,
an ancient Company had been overtnrne ', though it was
supposed that it was to be kept in the promised field of com-
petition. A subsequent Bill was proposed, which did not
succeed, and then the great Companies entered into a private
agreement, and divided the Metropolis as they pleased. He
hoped Parliament would attend, to the sußject. and that, if
the Companies did not act properly to the Public, a Bill
would be introduced to repeal the former Act.
• Ordered to lie on the Ta' le.

A petition from Clitheroe, presented by Mr. W. BOOTLE,
was received, complaining of the duties on printed cottons.

LABOURERS' WAGES.

The Labourers' Wages' Bill went through a Committee...-.
Report to-morrow.

PRINTED COTTONS.

Colonel PATTEN BOLD moved for a Select Committee to
consider of the duties on printed cottons, on which so many
Petitions had been received, and to report their opinions
thereon, which was agreed to; and the Committee was
appointed.
A Petition against the Parish Vestry Bill, presented by Sir
FRANCIS BURDETT, was received from Christchurch,
Surrey.
London, England, 1818-04-29

Ld Darlington's b. h. Whisker, 5 yrs

Mr. Lake'; ch. b. Aladditr, ved ... 4

5 to 4.0 n Skim.

Mr.• Neville's 11aid of Corinth, Bst. beat D. of Grafton's
Carr/os, ist. 41b. T.Y.C. Wogs.—Even betting on Maid of
Corinth.

TUE PRINCE REGENT'S PARTY.—The dress
party at Carlton-honse on Monday is described as
having been particularly splendid. The QUEEN
arrived at ten o'clock ; the company began to ar-
rive about the same time, and continued to pout' in
till twelve. The•QUEEN and PRINCESSES having
received thelcompliments of the whole assemblage,
took leave, and reached Buckingham-house at

half-past twelve. As soon as her MAJESTY was
gone, the company began to move, but did not
all leave till two o'clock. Refreshments of all
kinds were furnished to the guests in the course
of their somewhat transitory
CORN-EXCHANGE, APHIL 29.—We had some
Arrivals with Foreign Wheat, together with what
was left over from last day, which caused a dull
sale at Monday's
.prices ; real fine Malting and
Barley support their prices ; Beans and Oats are
full as dear ; in other kinds of Grain no altera-
tion,

PARLIA MENT.

HOUSE OF LORas, TUESDAY, APIUL 28.

The Committee of Pritiie-es proceeded fortider
in the case of the Alßemion Peerage.

The Costs of Soit Bill, some local and private
Bills, were brought np from the Honse of Con:-
mons by General Gascoyne, Mr. Vrotheroe. Col.
Symonds, Mr. Gooch, Mr. Swann, and other
Members, and read a first time;

Mr. Shiptiern presented an Account of Recript
and Expenditure from the Commissioners of
Dover Harbour ; and Mr. Wilkinson, from the War
Office, Returns respecting the Pensions granted to
the Widows of Military Officers.—Ordered to lie
upon the table.

The Bishop of CUICFICTER. presented a Peti-
tion from the United Parishes of St. Giles in the
Fields and St. George, Bloomsbury, complaining
that in those parishes the West Mindlesex_Watet-
‘Vork Company had withdrawn their supply of
water, Oita the York Buildings Company were
about to do the same, and that the inhabitants
would thus be subjected to a monopoly On the
part of the New River Company, as they would
he compelled to pay such price, and receive only
such supply, 'as the last mentioned Company
chose, and praying relief.--Ordered to lie upon
the table.-

Lot d AUCKLAND presented a Petition from the
Vestry of the Parish of St. Pancras, in favour of
the Chimney Sweepers' Regulation Bill.—Ordered
to be referred to the Committee upon the Bill.
The Class Duties' Bill was read a, third time
and passed.—Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).
London, England, 1818-04-29

PRISONER.

To your Counsels, my friend,
1 implicitly bend,
They may better my wretched condition;
Then let us fall to
. (For I think it will do)
And construct my projected Petition. •

* " Landari a lautlato s'iro" is one of the highest gratifi
cations of legitimate ambition.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, HIFI.
TviEs[mv, APRIL 28.

The 9000 gs Stakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. for colts, Bst. 714
41h. R.M. Then rising three years old.
Ld Foley's b. e. by Soothsayer, out of Blowing 1
Mr. Rogers's ch. e. Sectindus, by Maranon, dam by Dra-
gon, out of Queen Mab
. _

D. of Grafton's b. c. Picaroon, by Selin), out of Parasol 3
Ten started—Four pd. ft.—The Judge placed but three.
6 to 4 agst Soothsayer c.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. for four•yr-olds.
D. of Rutland's Rhoda, 7st.6lb.
Mr. West's Bulgarian, 7st. 51b.
Ld Exeter's Captain Candid, Rst. 21b.

One pd. ft.-3 to I agst Rhoda-5 to I agst Captain Candid.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. for cults, &c. out of mares
that bad never bred a winner; colts, fist. 71b. fillies, 3st.3lb.
A.P. Then rising three years old.
Mr. Jonas's f. Fanny, by Poulton, out of Variety
Mr. Goddard's c. by Rumens, out. of Nymphina

Al Foley'S c. by Soothsayer, out of Blowing
Ten started—even pd. ft.—TheJudge placed but three.
6to 4 asst Fanny-7 to 4 agst Soothsayer c.
.. .... . ...,.

. ,
The King's Plate of ItAgs for wares, three- --olds, Bst. 41b.
four., 9st. 41b. five, 9st. 101 b. six and aged, lOst. Last three
miles of B.C.

D. of Grafton's cl). f. Trictrac, 3 yrs ... I
Mr. Stonehewer's b. m. Castrella, 5 yrs
Mr. Lake's ch. f. Leab, 3 yrs
Ld Stawell's ch. f. The itrobassadress, 3 yrs .... • 4
Ld Foley's 1.).. f. Dilenna, 4 yrs ' 5
Mr. Cussaus's hr. f. Paidina, 3 yrs
Mr. Rusk's b. m. Discord, 5 yrs ... dr
_. .... . .. . .

^ to 1 agst Trictrac-6 to 1 agst Castrella-5 ,to 1 agst The
Arnbasadress.

Fifty Pounds, by subscription, for four-yr-old, 7st. 91b. five,
Bst. 31h.isix and aged, Bst. 71b. Last three miles of B.C.
Mr. Wyndlrain's gr. c. Skim, 4 yrs • 1
Mr. French's hr. h. Fugitive, aged
London, England, 1818-04-29

POETRY.

DIALOGUE between a MAN of HUMANITY and an
' UNFORTUNATE STATE PRISONER.
" It seems to be not a❑ uncommon thing for Person?, who,
from their regard to Truth, would not invent a Lie entirely,
witlwa any foundation atall, to propagate it, with height-
ening circumstances; after it i,r once invented and set
BP. BUTLER.

a-s oitg."

SCENE—f! Prison.

MAN OF HUMANITY.

Good morning, Dear Sir;
You will not infer,
I hope, from this visit of mine,
That I meaii to iutrude,
For nought hut your good
Could my steps to this Dungeon incline:

I pray, be assured
. • That I'm hither allured
By Pity, wbich ever impels me,
With attention humane,
To alleviate Pain ;

For such god-like employment,
Is replete with enjoyment,
As my conscience approvingly tell, me.

Why ! I vow and declare
That the pestilent air
You're inhaling would poison a Horse;
It disorders my Head,
• And I verily dread,
If I stay, I shall quickly get worse. '

Have you plenty of food ?
Is its quality good ?

PRISONER.
Why I cannot complain on that score;
But a friend bringing in
A Quart bottle of Gin
Was driven away from the door.

[Man of Humanity here minutes down—" His friends
denied access to him," and expatiates upon the evils incident
to imprisonment.]

PRISONER.

-80, Sir, is this Lind,
To impress On my mind
Tho3e ills which I frit not before ?

For, now 1 perceive them,
•
You cannot relieve them ;
Yotir probing but rankles the sore.

MAN OF HUMANITY.

Be patient a little,
And every tittle
I'll explain, with description as brief

. -
As I possibly can,
Al most excellent plan,
That promises speedy relief.

W'e'll frame an Address,
Wherein your Distress
Shall be with-minuteness displayed;
While exaggeration,
Misrepresentation,
And Fiction shall lend us their aid.

" T'is as easy as lying,"
To. swear you are dying
With diseases that tear and corrode you ;
Which were caused, you may state,
the ponderous weight
Of the irons with which Jailors did load you.

As our object, I say,
Is to Make a display,
You should tell how the Surgeon did maul you;
A good end to effect
Any means we select ;
Then take my advice,
And be not too nice
With Tyrants, whose Slaves did intbrall you.

Then, how do you know
But Subscriptions may flow,
As they did on the virtuous tIONE ?
There are Patriots sincere,
(There's a Cobbelt-praised * Peer)
Who'll consider your cause as their own.
London, England, 1818-04-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr STITIVIES BOURNE presented a Report from the
Tour Laws Bill Committee, whicli was ordered to be printed.
On a motion by Mt. IiOLME SUMNER, Accounts Of Ba-
lances of Unpaid Dividends in the hands of the Chamberlain
of London, as far as related to the Orphans' Fund, distin-
guishing their application, were ordered.
Mr. HOLME SUMNER. moved for Acconnts of Duties re-
ceived on Coals and Wine, applicable to the Orphans' Fund,
for the last year, ending April 5, 1818.—Ordered.
He then moved for a Statement of Balances arising front
Wine and Coal Duties, &c.,applicable to the Orphans' Fund.
—Ordered.

The Report of the Riband Committee was presented by
Mr. P. MOORE, and received.
A petition was received front a Mr. Bradbury, of Man-
chester, respecting the difficulties occasioned by the number
of forged notes. -
A tition, presented by Mr. BYNG, was received from St.
Mary's, Whitechapel, against the Parish Vestry Bill,.
London, England, 1818-04-29

nicating with her &It:l;liter otherwise than in the
icsence of Mrs. Cave.

The Loan CHANcaLLott.-1 think you will he
more safe to take the order as it stands. -His
Lordship was of opinion that the order world he
in the usual course, and that a separate report
would he made. In the event of any thing aris-
ing in the course of the investigation, application
couhl be tuadeto tire. Court. Should the Master
report the marriage to be a proper one, he would
or course allude to the settlement to be made, and
the other matters relative to the case.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We regret the necessity of postponing the FOURTH POETICAL

EPISTLE to the EDINBURGH RLVIEWERS•

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.—(4th time), The Jew of
Nialta: Barahas, Mr. beau; Abigail, Mrs. Bartley. After
which (sth time), Amoroso.
"I'ttEATHE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.—ROb Roy Macgregor:
Francis Osbaldistoile, Mr. Sinclair; Diana Vernon, Miss
Stepi.ens. After which (Ist time), -La Chasse. To which
was added, Who's My Father?

MAILS.
ARitiVED—l Waterford. DUE—I Waterford, I Guernsey and
Jersey, 1 Gottenburglt, I Hawburgh.

STOCKS

'E LV E o'CLUCK.

India Stock 2361
India Bonds, 98s. 965. 97s pr,
Exch. Bills, 2d,.. lBs 20s. pr
Ditto, 2-id.. lBs. 21s. pr,

Cons: fjr
London, England, 1818-04-20

POT TRY.

TN THE MANNER OF THE EARL OF DORSET.

PRIVIIO3GE.

11-, OrPosurros's cotniuo❑ hack,
Is like a mill, in daily clack,
But not su good for use ;
And like a mill too with his jaws,
Still grinding forth, with scarce f. paute,
'Gainst Ministers abuse.

Haranguing in ST. SI:EPREN's Chape),
With stuatest Enemies he'll grapple:.

In declamation big—

Disdaining cv'ry thought of peril,
Whether from traircEkt or M‘filuuttO.,
A hold ar:FoumiNo WHIG.

So may we hear, in puny rage,
A noisy PARROT, in its cage,
The foulest language tent ;
All but itself its clamour tires,
Secure from PUes, wi!hin the wirer,
Like B-- in Parliament.

GOOD ADVICB TO THE ALLIED SOYEIIiiIGIft

Yelnighty Monarchs soo❑ to meet
To fix the future fate of France,

Accept a hint from my retreat,
Nur deemu me dealing in romanee.

France i 3 a sly curvetting jade,
Her jaws for ever keep a club on,
Or soon she gallops off stark mad,
Dismounts and breaks the neck of Dotrrlsom.

Somers Town.
London, England, 1818-04-20

DJuai.

" FIVE PER CENTS.

" Wednesday ...... 67 f. an e.
" Thursday 67 1. S 5 4.

" DF.FEREIED STOCK.
'44 It't(lnc,ll:4)-
" Thuntiny

• " NAPLES, MARCO I G.—The King Charles IV.
is expected here early in next month on a visit to
the King his brother.
" VIENNA, Aran, 3.—Their Imperial Majesties
will, it is said, in the course oaf thvir, journey,
have an interview with the Duchess of Parma at
London, England, 1818-06-12

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.

Yesterday a Meeting of the friends of Major
CARTWRIGHT was held at thie Crown and Anchor

Tavern, for the purpose of considering on, and
adopting the best means to secure the return of
the Major as a successor to Lord COCHRNNS to
represent the City of Westminster in Parliament.
Mr. CLARkH, having been unanimouslycalled to
the Chair, first explained the object of the Meet-
ing, and then proceeded to say it was no ordi-
nary man they should clime to take the place Lord
Cochrane had resigned—and no,ordinary claims did
the venerable Major possess, In him they had the

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday last. The French Funds continue rising,
with a rapid, but apparently, steady course. The
5 per cents, on Monday left off at 73 f. 25 c. hav-
ing been 15 c. higher in the course of the day
and the deferred stock was at 84 f. 65 c. The

following are extracts
" PARIS, JUNE 9.—The Duke of Wellington
visited Monsieur (Count d'Artois) yesterday.
" Madame (the Duchess d'Angouleme) arrived
at Vichy on the 4th instant, where her Royal
Highness was received with every mark of respect
and attention.

." The Princess Souwarow has arrived at Lau-
sanne With her family and suite.
" Two of the persons arrested a short time
since at Lyons, on a charge of making and dis-
tributing (in concert with others) small busts of
Buouaparte, namely, Legros, jun. a gilder, and
Ilsileydier, a fOunder,have been tried and cot:Meted
by the Correctional Tribunal of Lyons, and sen-
tenced to three months' imprisonment, a fine of
50'francs, and to pay the costs of the proceedings.
In the night of the 17th inst. a considerable
mass from Blusberg, on the eastern side of the
Danube, 'near Durbac, was suddenly detached,
and in its fall overwhelmed three houses. Two
persons, a new married couple, were killed.

t'llte Duke of .Wellington .-dined on Sunday
London, England, 1818-06-12

THE KING V. DANSIE.

The defendant, a Brewer, residing in Crosby-street, Snow's•
field, Bermondsey, was charged with receiving a Can contain-
big seven pounds of Molasses, on the 28th-of September last,
which were purchased at the shop of Mr. Walter, grocer,
High-street, Borough, by the defendant's servant.
The Excise ()dicer proved the case, and the defendant was
convicted in the penalty of 204
London, England, 1818-06-12

•
117AZA:RD and CO. the contraeuns.,•.re,Reet-
ILK fully acquaint the Public, that.-NEXT MONDAY
NIGHT, by Authority of Parliament, the Lottery Offices wild
'he kept open until Twelve tiClock.' as the Drawing begins
early TUENDAY MORNING, being the LAST DAY but one
for-Drawing Seventy-six CAPITALS.
'I tie fidlOwitig is the truly
GRAND STATE OF THE WHEEL,
Which must all be decided in Two Days, •
Prizes of • •4 .20,000
2 Prizes of 3,000 • •
2 Prizes of • 2,000
~Prizes of 5OO.
15 Prizes .. .. .. ' 300: i •
Prizes of • 21)0
&c.
• The Sixth Prize above 1.0001. must be
2 2,000;X-23,000, or •
FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS. •
Tickets and Shares, 'warranted Undrawn, are selling
HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, Who sold and shared at
their ulsi established Office, ROYAL EXCHANGE, Four Of'
the Capital Prizes drawn Thursday,Ath toe;
FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDa
in the Last Year's Lotteries; and in former Lotteries, 'Ca-
pital Prizes amounting to
MANY MILLIONS.
N.B. Drawing begins early NEXT TUESDAY MORNING.
London, England, 1818-06-12

' firm; thejOng.tried, the unalterable friend of the
rights of the people—the first supporter of the
principle of universal suffrage and annual elec--
tions. Ile was surprised there should exist any
difference of opinion as to his.superior fitness over
any other of the Gentlemen mentioned as Condi-
dates. Qt Sir Murray Maxwell they knew no-
' thing, but that hl4-swas a gallant seaman. Of Mr,,
p.‘lcinnair,il lie knew nothing except tty, report.
unilvitilqrs.,,to be pos§essed ofspule,Palent
and great integrity—but coMpared • with' Major
Cartwright his pretensions vanished ; they were
not to be named on the same day. The one was
known since the other day, the other •for half a
century. The only objection he had heard urged
against the Major was, that he was an old wan—
in other words, that he had served the people
a long series of years. And wa3 be therefore to
be postponed to a man only promising to serve
them ? It betrayed cruelty to insist on length of
days as an argument against their aged advocate.
No suggestion was more miserable and Lase.—
Fie should conclude by thanking the Meeting for
the attention with- which they had heard him,
and expressing a sincere hope that they should be
successful in returning the faithful, upright, in-
dependent servant of the peGple—honest old John
Cartwright. •

Mr. P. IVALKER said he should avoid touching
on the topics so well handled by the worthy Chair-
man. Persons assumed Mr. D. Kinnaird was the

personal friend of Sir F. Burdett, forgetting that
Major Cartwright was also. In sending the Ma-•
jor into Parliament, they would send Reform per-
sonified. He could state as a fact, that the Ithjor
went yesterday to the House of Commons with
four hundred petitions; that he applied to several.
Memberi, but could not prevail. on any of them
to present thera—having previously written to
many in vain.

Mr. WALKER then read and proposed ©series o
Resolutions.

Mr. Wool.Ett seconded the Resolutions. He
observed, that the cause of Reform, now so fa-
shionable, owed its rise and growth to Major
Cartwright, who, to promote it, had made a sa-
crifice of ease, and security, and self-interest, He
knew that Mr. D. Kinnaird had, for the space of
the last two months, been engaged in a purchase
for a Borough, and such progress had he made,
that should he be returned for Westminster, it
would be necessary for him to dispose of the Bo-
rough. Sir Samuel Romilly was also sure of a
seat in another place.
Mr. BOWIE said, that Mr. Hobhonse, Sir G.
Coekburnr and Lord Ebrington, had been Inca-
tioned as candidates, besides the gentlemen they
had already heard of. He believed that Mr. D.
Kinnaird had been nominated under the erroneous
idea that Sir F. Burdett would support him, where-
as he had promised to support Major Cartwright.
Mr. PITT then said a few words, atter which
the Resolutions were put and carried.
Thanks were voted to the Chairman, for his
proper conduct in the Chair, and the Meeting dis-
persed.
London, England, 1818-06-12

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We are much obliged to our Country Friends for their infor—
mation respecting the several' Candidates, and hope they
will continue their Communications, as we wish to make
our Paper the CrizEr, DEPOT of ELECTION INTELLIGENCE
throughout the United Kingdom.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last A',:ght.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LAN.—Nu PerfoTRIRTICe.
THEATRP. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.--She Stoops to Con
quer. After which, Teasing Made Easy.

Artatvso-1 Dublin, 1 Watkitford, t Guernsey and Jersey,
I Holland, 1 Liibon. Due-1 Dubin, 1 Waterford, 1
Malta,

PRICE 0

STOCKS

THIS PAY AT 1"
Bank 5t0ek....279i 280 2794
3 per Cent. Med. ..784-0
Si per Cent.
4 per Cents, ...... 97
Bank L. Ann..... sn iGthsi
Imperial 3 per Cent. Ann. 774

ELV o'C I.OCK.

India 80nd5.... 9ls. pr.
Exch. Bills, 2d...17s 20s. prs
Ditto, 21(1.. l9s 20s. pr.
011Ini LIIII. . .. . .
Cons. for Account 79ii

HIGH WATER AT LONDON MUDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, minutes after 9. I Evening, 40 minutes after 9.
London, England, 1818-06-12

BOARD OF EXCISE, Ju 11.

NOXIOUS INGREDIENTS USED IN BREWING.
This day the Commissioners of Excise, the
Hon. AUGUSTUS PHIPPS, Lord GEORGE SEYMOUR,
MARTIN WHISII, Esq.-the Hon. J. L. °LAMS,
&c. heard and determined the following cases,
which were instituted against the parties fur have.
ing noxious Drugs in their possession, for the purii,
pose of using as a substitute for Malt.

THE KING V. LYONS.
This was an information against the defendant, Mr. LOT
Lyons, a brewer, residing is Dean-street, St. Paul's, Shad-
well, charging him with having divers quantities of drugs and
chemical preparations in his possession, and with using the
same as a substitute for malt.
Mr. Gazelee was for the prosecution, and Mr. Walforl for
the defendant.
Mr. cAiELEE stated, that there were seven counts in this
information, each subjecting the defendant to a penalty of
2001.

The first charged the defendant with having in his posses-
sion two barrels of colouring; second, for haring -one pound
I of capriCum ; third, for having two pounds of coriander seed;
fourth, fur having ten pounds of liquorice root; fifth, for
having eight pounds of orange powder; sixth, fur having
half a pound of Spanish liquorice, and a cask of bad• leaves ;
and seventh, for having one pound of copperas in his pusses,
sion.
After, a long hearing, the defendant was convicted in the
penalty of 201. on the first count; of 2001. on the' third
count; and 2001. on the seventh count.

THE KING V. BOWMAN.
The defendant, Richard Bo*Man, brewer.,-Wapping-street,
St. George's in the East, Middlesex, was charged upon diffe.
rent counts with having noxious drugs in his possession
Mr. ',AWES, on the part of the defendant, prayed the lenity
of the Court, on the ground that the defendant had a wife
and nine children, and pleaded guilty.
The Commissioners said, that the articles seized must be
examined ; and if they were found to contain no deleterious
ingredients, that would be a ground for mitigating the
penalty..
The ingredients seized were produced by the officers, and
Mr. Angus, a chemiSt and drUggist, examined them. There
were 64 pieces of Multum, which, the chemist stated, was a
mixture of allow, sugar, ur treacle and copperas. Copperas,
he stated, was pernicious; the other drugs, he stated, were
green copperas and the sulphate of iron, with the vapour
from it—it is poisonous.—One ounce would put a bead to
1.50 gallons of beer.
The Com Missioners stated, that from the investigation of
the case, they did nut see any grounds fur mitigating the pe-
nalty.
1 he defendant was convicted in the penalty of 2001.
London, England, 1818-06-12

EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR,

By the Use of Dr. BOERHAAVE's RED PILLS, a Medicine
famons throughout Europe for the Cure of, every Stage,and
Symptom of a Certain Coniplaiiit.
T is a melancholy fact, that thonsands fall vic-
tims to this horrid Diseaie, owing to the .unskilfalness of
• Illiterate men, who. by an improper treatment of this direful
calamity,,• not untrequenily cause those (Mil Ulcerations and
Blotches which so often appear on the head, face, ant! body,
with dimness ilt the sight, the'ears, deafness, stric-
tures' obstinate,gleets,- nodes on the. shinrbones, ulcerated
sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and
liwbs (frequently mistaken.for other dieurders), till at length
a giuteral debility and decay of the constitution en- nes, and
a melancholy death puts a period to suffering- mortality ! •
They never fail to remove every species of debility arising
from .a contaminated state of the syeeni. Their effects are
mild, safe, anti e:;peditions—and what renders this Medicine
of the greatest, importance, is, it requires no restriction in
point of diet, and no privations to the ordinary tivocatitms ill
life.

1.44 With
,eaten. Box is given a copious bill of directions,
by which all pcsrotis arc enabled speedily to cure themselves
with safety and secresv, withoiit the least confineMent or hin-
drance of business. its annuaing• sale within the last sixty
years; 'though seldom advertised, is a certain criterion of its
immense utility.. Price only 4s. (id. per box.
Sold cv Itacon
.and Co. 150, (Oxford-street ; Ward, 324, II c.l-
born Leigh, -113, Shand; and :My: Cieatley, 183, Minuriesa
Sold also by eiery reputablv Vender in all Market Towns
throughout the Kingdom,' and all other Medicine Venders.

MediClile is a .overcign retnet7 in citron:LA:rheumatism,.
glandular obstructions, p •% erty of fil/on/and scurfy erup"-
tiutts ; in-short, it has excelled. stjta other
London, England, 1818-06-12

AND,ACTUENTIC CORRESPONDENCE,

4415,JUNEtil.—The pamphlet of M. Sattma-
-114-R has been followed by a second one of Co-
:l°4l' Fastrzaa, and also one on the other side of
'e question ; the proofs, alas, are too clear and
P°itive to admit the slightest doubt, and the pen
triefuses to retrace these heart-rending scenes,
'est new ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S. Justice, we
41°Pe, will be done an the guilty ; but, alas !
1/4liee, clad in all its terrors, and bulling the
titled criminals from their seat, and sendin them
;'ith 411 t g
heir crimes on their head before the just
ti(10 of all living, can never compensate for the
lhat
1"8 of a virtuous father of a family, ravished from
'I gamily, and, though perfectly innocent,
436rried to an ignominious fleath by the very
II" to whom his innocence was as well known as
o Ilia own conscience ;—and these merciless
:'lttierers of the innocents call themselves
t4liiiss and pretend to interest Europe in their
:our. Happily they are now unmasked ;
rheadis-
Ll'" by his MAJESTY, and beheld with- horror
ill: Nation. they are justly regarded as a horde
4 "'casts worse than the Banditti of Italy. But
t Itiee hangs over their heads, and to her we
thri them. In the midst of all this, one thing
1: aPParellt and consolatory ; it is, that the
vtlit4rY op THE PRESS exists in France, as far
41 prudence or justice can claim it. There is no
c'tibt that the Minister of Police would have
tullrel'elited any of these truths from being disse-
tt:ll4ted but, if we may judge from his uniform
pr4thiela his system, as to the Liberty of the
e4s* is, that wherever a question of facts is to
elu.szaa.
ty l
led and settled, a fall and mare libel-.
the'lould be allowed to the parties, in order that
4itt tllact truth may be known ; but when the
Pte abject of the author is defamation either
tiollhe Government or individuals) be then op-
ts
to
it his authority. I confess I have not data
iNcieritlY IO decide that this is positively his
ttttltia but if it be so, I shall certainly, like N.
"fige b.
raise the Minister
of I. a aye the courage p
°lice.
London, England, 1818-06-12

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS.

Yesterday these Sessions commenced before IL
BAKER, Esq. and a nu►nerous body of Magistrates.
The Grand Jury being sworn in, Mr. BAKER
shortly addressed them, he having been called,
pro tempore, to the Chair by his brother Magis,
crates, in consequence of the death of Mr. %VAT..
SON. No case of any particular interest took
place.
London, England, 1818-06-15

teteived yesterday anti this morning the
Paris Papers of Thursday anti Friday last.

A Vienna article states, that conferences be,
twecn the Ministers of the Allied Courts will be
opened at Carlsbad, previous to the assembling of
the Congress of Sovereigns at Aix-la-Chapelle,
It was also reported at Vienna, that the Emperor
and Empress of AUSTRIA, ,on their return from
their journey, would pass some days at Munich.
The Baron de THUGUT died at Vienna on the 2gth
ult. aged Sg.
According to letters from Bucharest, dated the
17th of March, the City of Philippopoli,con.tain,
ing a population of 70,000 persons, had been en-
tirely destroyed by an earthquake; and a great
number of the inhabitants bad perished:
An article from Albi contains a long detail
of the execution of JA,usioN, BasTibE, and
COLLARD, from which it appears that JAUSION
evinced considerable firmness, but persisted in
asserting his innocence. With respect to BAS-
TIDE, all the courage or audacity which he had
displayed on the trial forsook him on the ap,
proach of death. COLLARD'wept bitterly--=pro-
tested his innocence, and talked of nothing but
his dear Atiuk Balloit.
The following are extracts

" PARIy JUNB 12.—The Dukeile Richelieu and
the Russian Ambassador had yesterday a idng•con,
ference with the Duke of Wellington. His Grace
on Wednesday, hi eompany with the Sardinian and
Spanish Ambassadors, dined with the Count
d'Eacars, Maitre d'ilotel of the Icing's House-
hold.

" The vines, in consequence of the heat of the
weather, promise an abundant produce.
" A new Commission has been appointed for
the sole purpose of managing the operations with
regard to the liquidation of the Foreign Debt. It
consists of the Barons Moonier, Hey d'Oisel, and
Ramond, M. M. de Malartic, and Jules Bessieres.
" An Envoy Extraordinary from the Sublime
Porte passed through Carlsrulse on the Sd ihst.
on his way to Paris.

" M.Garnerin and bis daughter, MadeMoiselle
Eliza, have been set at liberty at Madrid, but they
have given up their intention of making aerosta-
tical experiments in that capital, and have arrived
at Bourdeaux.

FIVE FEE CENTS.
Wednesday. 73 f. 40 c.
'Thursday .731. 75 c.
London, England, 1818-06-15

DIVIDENDS.

June SO, R. Palmer, Brighthelinstone, plumber—July 4, J.
P. Greaves, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, merchant—
July 4, T. Bright, Watling-street, silk-manufactures--=July 4,
W., Ifold, Welbeck-street, Saint Mary-le-bone, builder—
July 4, W. Humbly, Great Saint Thomas Apostle, agent
June 27, J. Livescy, Blackburn, Lancashire, J. Hargreare,
Manchester, P. Anstie and .1. Smith, London, and W. Hall,
Mosney, Lancashire, merchants—July G, A. Boyer and 8..
Kenyon, Liverpool, merchants--July 4, .1. Gover, Lower
Brook-street, Hanover-sprare, wine-merchant—Jule 2s, It.
Hamilton, Old Broad-street, merchant—July 10, W. Mat-
thews, Liverpool, nierchant---july 10, S. Taylor and J.Sterle,
T.iverpool, merchants—July 4, R. Lane, Burgh-Apton, Nor-
folk, shopkeeper—July 14, A. Adderton, Lower Shadwell,
sl4-ellandh-r—.lnly 21, J. Marks, New-road, Fitzroy-
spare, coach-maker—July 4, H. J. V. Long and F. B. Fel-
toe, Great Tower-sti yet, wi,ie-merchants—July 4, W. and
R. Titford, Union •street, Spital-fields, silk-mautifacturers—
July 4, J. H—Pritchard, Caerleon, Monmouthshire, tin-
plate-manufacturer—July G, It. Nunn, Preston, Lancashire,
shoe-maker—July 4, J. Lansdell, jun. Bexhill, Sussux,
farmer. .

CERTIFICATES 7-3 u IA 4.
J. Atkinson, Aldgate High-street, butcher—M. Clarice,
jun. Cult:hi:sty,. street, Savage-gardens, wine-tnerchant—.l.
Humphreys, Talbot court, Gracechurch-street, tailor—W.
Harvey, floundsditch, coppersmith—S. Davenport, Egham,
Surrey, brewer—'t'. Beck, Upton, Cheshire, brewer—W.
Coates, Skiptun, Yorkshire, grucer—R. B. Sandwell, Deal,
trocer—T. Holmes, Huisham, nurseryman—J. H. Poolw,n,
Catheaine'b and New York Coffee-house,. merchant—D.
Lawrence. Chard, Somersetshire, linen-draper•E. Shore,
Coxden-Mills, Dorsetshire,
London, England, 1818-06-15

MR. WILSON'S FRIENDS.

AnotheV Meeting of the tiVel:y of London in the interest
of THOMAS WiLsoti-, Esq. was field on Sitaday, at twelve
o'clock, at the City of Lotidon Tavern, Mr. B. Powett. in
tile Chair.

111 r. R.ll. MARTIN, and Mr. SsliTti (the Davit Director) ad-
dressed the Company, dwelling at some length on the loss
the City had sustained in Sir .last ES Sna„ly,; find tiecesitY
of electing a man of Mr. Wilson's theraMtdu expetience td
supply his place, and support the Constitution agaitiStike
arts of designing men, who were industriously endeavouring
to mislead the People with absurd notions about annual Par-
liaments and UnivVrsal Suffrage.
Mr. Wt LsoN then came Torwa'rd, and stated to the Meeting
his regret that he Ilad not been able to antionifee himself
Sooner as a. Candidate; but still, while supported by such
friends; he felt confident of success, and pledged his Unre-
mitting endeavours to promote the cotfinicfcial interetti of
'the City of London, and the general proSperity of the 'eut=
pire.—(Great applause.)
M;. Bo titst-Titt dwelt much on the personal tharaete'r of
Mr. .Wilson, with whom he had been acquainted ttoM early
youth, and who had always been conspicuous for talent's and
. Mr. M'KEttaict, urged the necessity of great tieistirial exer-
tion on the part of every individual present..
The thanks of the Meeting were voted to the Chairmati;
and the 'company separated..
The Election for the City is fixed for to-morrow; and Tor
the Borough of Sdnihwark, iifi 'Thursday neit;

It is said that liatit has, heel'. canvassing,
at-
tehded by the hero Caleb Baldttin, and the phi-
losopher Dr. Watson. It'ithin a day or two he
'teas at a meeting at some obscuie alehouse hi the
otttSkirts of the toWn, viltereiti a set of non-resident
Electors of Coventry met, and to whom Orator
Hint particularly recommended Cobbeti,

live, as fit representative of that ancient and
venerable City. lii this patrioTic eti•ott he waS
appropi ikely supported by Dy9l/, who useit to
try to insult Mr. SHERIDAN At the Westminster
Election, and who received from the latter the
dignified appdlation, from sot4e approach to the
colour in his garb, of " the Green coated OratOr."
London, England, 1818-06-15

From the LONDON GAZETTE, TUNE 13.

[Clic Gazette notifies the following as the Board of Cotn-
nsissioners for the affairs of India: —Mr. Canning (President),
Lord Castlereagh, E•arl Bathurst, Viscount Sidinouth, Lord
Liverpool, Mr. Vansittart, Lord Teignwouth, Mr. John Sul-
livan, Lord Binning, Mr. Sturges Bourne, Viscount Cran-
borne, and Mr. Horatio Walpole. The last two arc appoint-
ed in the town of Lord elpsley and Lord Lowther.]

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

War-Office, J Nue 13, 1818.

Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Thos. Ramsay
Wharton, from the half-pay of the 21st Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant. vice Edward Ellerker tyke :x.chang-es, re-
ceiving the difference.
41st Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Robert H•i re, from the Royal
Nlintary College, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Broad-
head, whose appointment has nut taken place.
Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Assistant-Sur-
geon James Johnson, from the half-par of the tooth Foot,
to be As,istant-Surgeon, vice Roderick Macleod, M. I). wt.o
exchanges.

Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—. Captain Henry Ar-
myt4ge, from the Royal York Rangers, to be Lieutenant
and Captain, vice Grimstead, who exchanges; Assistant-
Surgeon Thomas Maynard to be Battalion-Surgeon, vice
Rose, appointed to the Goth Foot ; Skerrhigton
Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Maynard.
21st Regiment of Foot—Ensign Charles Tessier Lewis, from
the holf,pay of the Io3d Foot, to be Second Lieutenant,
vice Alexander Geddes, who exchanges.
24t1r Ditto—Lieutenant William Campbell, from the half-pay
of the 84th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Payne, deceased.
33111 Ditto—Captain Robert Power, from the half-pay of the
73d Foot, to be Captain of it Company, without purchase.
40th Ditto—Quarter-Master James Jackson, trout the half-.
pay of tie 47th Foot, to he Quarter-Master, vice Joseph
Sauderson, who exchanges.
50th Ditto—Captain Edward Scott, from the half-pay of the
62d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Richard Max-
well, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
63d Ditto—Major Philip Le Geyt, front the' half-pay! of the
Regiment, to be Major, vice Horton Coote Briscoe, who
exchanges.
79th Ditto—Ensign Lawrence Greeme, from the half-pay of
the 89th Foot, to be Ensign, vice William Machean, who
exchanges.

83d Ditto—Surgeon Robert Punshon, from the half-pay of
the 9341 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Charles Waite, who
exchanges.
93d Ditto—Ensign Charles Hume, from the half-pay of the
Regimtnt, to be Ensign, vice John Clare, who exchanges.
Royal York Rangers—Captain William Grimstead, from the
Coldstream Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice
Arm ytagr, who exchanges.
Hosmat, STAFF—Assistant-Surgeon Andrew Nicoll, M.D.
from the troth Foot, to by Surgeon to the Forces.