The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-14 00:00:00

[Morning Herald.]

The House of Lords meets on Tuesday, for
the!dispatch of ordinary business. An ariange-
mehiFvphich we stated some dtiys back has been
reilVett,'vi... that the Lords would adjourn over,'
so is ,to.:giie the house of Commons the oppor-
thilty!-.to meet in the 'interval, and take some
st iii of getting rid of the 'Queen's business;: We
'xicpeat this as we first stated it—merely .as a re-
yort ,prevalent among persons entitled to notice.
UpOlit this. Unhappy question what can be profit-
ably -said at this moment ? But too much has
best ,said upon it already. We' should mention,
• ItiivAver, that it has been stated to us,' that her
Majesty Wends to put upon record on the pro-
cetidiugs,:a protest against the mode of inquiry
wfai liar lx,k.e:ti adopted in her case.

The -Iphigenia friate, Captain Hyde Parker,
isordertid to 0a vntler sealed orders. The oc-
-Cisida was,deerned •so pressing, that orders were
•gi-verz.to;send her•book-.6 (for the 'payment of the
acodunts)";to Loudon • yesterday by express,
aiitixtb be returner- by. the came bearers. It
whoa: be idle tp speculate on the purpose of
this order-; but few will learn • the fact without
conjecWres 4nd • reflections .the most serious.—
(.41,Pid.)

[Nero Times.]

We.are 4101 W on the eve of that investigation,
the expectalion of which has engrosoed the pub-
mind:since the.reliarn her Majesty. We
'/iave. carefully.. abStained from any obzer-rations
could tend to Prejudge the case upw about
,to„ be fairly and impartially examined,
,and.shall
continue to observe the same caution. A. real
love .of justice would have dictated the same
couise to the professed, friends of her -Alajestv.,
But wita,thas been the%,conduct of that part of:
Press which has pretended to advocate her.
,cause:? What has. .been the language sent forth,
.to the wolti under. the sanction of an iiJustrious
name.? it)vPuld be toeless indeed to point out to
±he incendiary writers for the seditious Press the
;appalling consequeßces of their wicked inisrepre.
tiqlitUtiOßS and. daring-.libels on the most honour.'
able of our public men,:,and.tke most valuable of
ou,r. institutions ; but it is
,desirable that
1.1 o: pablic should not lose sight of the motives!,
which are•hiddenunder the mask of attachment
4.:)'u.particular cause. It. should not be forgot-,
I.tn'ollat the writers are the sitne-who have be-1,
.I.4re:•signalized,theinselves aa the defamers of the.
.e)lat7istracy and. the,Parliament,.and stepped for-.

warn ifs 110 pionect3 of lacotinistn: ,•5'11.0,1
men have any common feeling with" injured in-
nocence ?" Can their advocacy and their calum-
nies on all that is opposed to them, conciliate fa-
vour or gain confidence for any client who may
be so unfortunate as to have their support ? Is It
not obvious, on the contrary, that the best cause
in th..! ,world would be looked upon with suspi-
cion, if it were made the pretence for the infltin-
mator,y language of revolution? •

from the LONDON GAzwrrE of tig, 12.

Trar-Olfire, Aug ast 11, In 20.
Ist ttegimrnt of Life (Ward.. Falsign Li' tetiant tfon.
Arthur Charles Lrggel froth half: rty Cithist ream Pool
Guards, to be Liettlenant. vice William Stewart ititliarilsoe,

uhu exchange!, receiving the difference.
Gth Regiment of Draoion GnaVits' Lieutenant Valentine
Ball Mairis, from half-pay :sorb Foot, to be Lieutenant
vice William French, Who exchanges, receiving the tlif-

ferenee.
12th Regiment of Light Dragoons, James Radii Datibuz,
Gent. to.be Cornet, by purcha.e. vice Haydock, who retires.
:?(1 Regiment of Foot Guards, Captain Hon. James
,Berke;ey
Rodney to be Captain of a Company and Lieutenant Col:,
by purchase, vice Wigston who retires.
Lieutenant Frederick Walpole Keppel to be Lieutenant and
Captain, by pnrchlse, vice Rodney.
4th Regiment. of Foot, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel, John
Piper to be Lientenant-Coloncl, by put chase, vice Brooke,

Win ',tires.
I Ith Ditto, Lieutenant William liaggnp, from the half-pay
of the 14;111. Brit:ult., to lie Adjutant and Lieutenant, rice
It. Ferran, who exeliamzes. .

23d Ditto, 'Captain Peter Powell, from half•pay 15th Foot, to
be Captain, rice Francis O'Flabrrty, whu e.xchat)ges, re.
ceiciog the difference.
380 Ditto, Captain Holland Leaky Daniell, from half-pay
York Chassetirs, to be Captain, vier Edmund Burkr, Who

exchanges. •
45th Ditto, Ensign Studholme .Tohn Hodgson, from the 'soth
Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Cornwall, ail-
pointed to the 38th Foot.-
501 h Ditto, Jonathan Cuppage Nicollg, Gent. to he Ensign,
without purchase, vice Hodgson, appointed to the 45th
Foot.

72.1 Ditto, Ensign William Fitzp.rald to be Lieutenant,
seafood purchase, vice 'Coventry, appointed to the 41 h
R( yal Veteran Battalion. Joseph Eyles Deere, Gent, to
be t. nsign, vice litzgerald.
81;th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Andrew• Thompson, M.D. front
half-pat 32d Foot, to be Assistant• Surgeon, vice Thomas
Jame• AVltartie, who exchanges.

Ist Itoyal Veteran Battalion—Lieut. NVilliatti Hackett, from
22d L;ght Drtgoons, to lie _Lieutenant, tice.James Findlay,
who returns to Inc former situation on the Itetircil List.

2d Royal Veteran Bitttalion—Captaiii Timothy Dillon, from
49th Foot, to be Captain, vice J. E.. C. APCart by, who re-
turns to his former satiation on the Retired List.

9th Royal Veteran Battalion.—Tole Captains—Brevet Major
William Milne, from half-pay 97th Foot, rice Hull, who
returns to former situation on the Retired List—Capt.
Thomas Macki ell, from .half• pay.4.ith Foot, vice Grant,
whose appointment has not taken place.
HOSPITAL. STAFF.—Hospital-A4sistant Dugald Lamont,
from half-pay, to he Hospital-A,sistaut to tile Forces, vice
Mitchell, promoted in the 48th Foot.
MEMORANDA.—Assistant-Cunttuissary:General Boocock hav-
ittg England, without-leave: front the Liads of the
Treasury, and without having settled hisacconipts, has
been dismissed the service.

CommisOon signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
LinColn. '

Thomas Birch Revnardsou,.Esq. to he Deputy,Lieutenant.
Commissions in the Royal South Gloucester Militia, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of Gloticeiter.
Lieutenant Henry Norwood Frye to be Captain, vice' Lane
deceased.

Ensign Thomas Witherby to be Lieutenant, vice Frye,.pro-
-
rooted.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
A. Moses, Fleur-de-lis-street, SpitaWelds, feather manu
factnrcr.

BANK)IL-1,1". .
C. Neal, lluintscombe, Glotteestershure, engineer, Ana. 11,
at two, 22, at eleven, at the Office of Messrs. Vizard and Co.
Solicitors, DUrsley, Gloucestershire, and Sept. 23, at tan, at
the Old Bell Inn, Durdev. Meisrs. Vizard and Co.
Liiicoln's•inn-fields; anti Messrs. Vizard•and Co. Dtirsley.
L. Machu), Sheffield, millwright, :dug;. '2l, 22, and Sept.
23, at twelve, at the Commercial Inn, Sln tiirld. Solicitors,
Mr. Hard), Sheffield; and Mr: Capes; Grays-inn.
W. Rollingson, Sutton-upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire, vic-
tualler, Aug. 23. at 5ix,.24, and ;Sept.. eleven, al the
Red Lion Inn, W(irksop, Nottinghamshire. Solicitors, Mr.
Beardshaw, Vk'orlicap ; and Mr. Froggatt, Hare-court,Temple.
J. T..Tayler, Merton, Sort ey, silk manufacturer, Aug: 15,
'26, and Sept: 23, -at ten, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Ed-
moods, Skinnet-street,
H. Mills, CtilloMpton, Devonshire, fellmonger, Aug-. 23,
30, and Sept. 23, at twelve, at the Old London Inn Exelgr.
Solicitous, Mr. Winton, • Old Broad-street; and' Messrs.
Brulton and Co. Exeter.

E. May and J. May, Bristol, schoolmasters Att.fr..s. 213,
and. Sept. 2:t, at twelve, at the Commercial Booms, Bristol.
Solicitors, Mr. Williams, Ilvd Lion•squarei and Mr. Usher,
Bristol.

C. Wright, Hackney, tict 'miler, Aug. 15, 2t, and Sept. ea,
at eleven, at Guildhall, „Solicitor, lkfr, Pope, Old Bethtern.
(Dividends, &c. To-murrOw.l

IMPORTANT INFORMATION.-FrOM calculation
by the College of Physicians, no less than 10,000
die annually in Great Britain of Consumption,
and at least 10,000 in London. The late Wil-
liam Turnbull, Esq. a eery ingenious Surgeon;
ascertained that every 20th person was ruptured.
These complaints are truly alarming to every in-
dividual.m ho uses the leapt exertion. It is also
incredible the' wanber that suffer from a certain
Disease, by being improperly treated. I t was
those circumstances induced Dr. COOPER to select
eminent. Physicians and Surgeons of at least' 30
years' experience, to forma Medical Board ; and
since the establishment upwards -of 30,000 Pa-
tients hafe been cured without confinement—
many of them after hospitals had failed.

gessrs. COOPER and Co. are Consulted at
Woudstock-street, Oxford-street ; and at Char-
lotte lious,!, Great Charlotte-street, opposite the
Rev. Rowland Hill's, daily, from eight till eig:it.
Mechanics have advice gratis every evening from
six till eight ; and on Sunday mornings until 1.2
o'clock.

nurrears of 30 years standing radically
cured without confinement:
There are private,, doors at each house;
and private rooms for Fern4es. :• •-•
The Afflicaid would' clo well to read
Messrs. Coil:Writ. and Co.'s Lectures .on two pfe-
\railing Diseases,' published at one sliillThg, by
Mr. HOvi.Y., Blackf,riari-road.: They
.also prove usefAil to young Pradtitioners.

,
nurcinE.„—SaturdAy morning an elderly man,
named Read, lodging. 't No. 3, Juniper-iroad,
Shadwelk, strangled. himself, by applying a slen-
der piece of wood, about half a foot long, inside
to his cravat, and twisting it several times round.
At Hereford Aspizes. ;Richard C7.irpenier, the
young man who. was its custody, On suspicion qf
setting fire to the College of that,City, was dis 7
chaiged, there being•no bill'found Against
Exix,cu'rtox Fon 1:01,1.9)4.Y. TWO Of the three:
unfOrttinateThnen left or execution at the •las.t
Assize:4 for Kent, viz. Thomas SoUnders.
seph kiliikes;for uttering forged Mink of-England
notes, suffered the sentence of the ;an' on*Thurs-
day, at PenendenAeath. •