Star.
London, England, 1812-07-22 00:00:00

1et5er,.A19.11204, of 9t tot', laden with wine; capturid and I
-brooglirout.
Settee, No. 1116, of 15 tons, laden with wine; captured and
Drop& out.
iettre, mine unknown, of 40 tons, Wes wittibrandy ; captured
and kroughs out.
Settee, naine unknown, of 60 tons, laden with wine; captured
and brought out.
&We, name unknown, of SS tons, laden with isle, captured and
brought • to..
Settee, name unknown, of 35 tons, laden with salt; captured and
brought our.
Settee. I.ne unknown, of 4 guns and 90 tons, laden with salt;
burnt in the harbour by the boats.
Scott, puoe unknown, of tO tons. laden with. salt; damaged by
the shot, and could not be got afloat. 1061 AS ROWLLY.
MILITARY YadMOTIONS.
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wAn-cu;Fice, JULY 21. •
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—Henry Ellis Boatel', Gent.
to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Adlam, who retires.
ad Regiment Dragoon Guards—Cornet William Stewart, from
• the cth Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
. Macklin, who retires.
4th Ditto—Wiliam Martin, Gent. to be Cornet. without pur-
chase, vice Stewart, promoted in the 3d Dragoon Gu;sci.
4th Regiment of Dragno..s—lames Blake, Cent. to be Cornet,
by purchase, vice hl•Vcz.gb, who retires.
15th Regiment of Light Dragoons..-Lieutenant Charles Carpen-
ter to De Captain of a troop, by purchase, vice the Marquis of
Tweed&le, prt muted in the 41st Foot.
ad Regiment of toot—Ens ;t Wiliam Wright, from the East
. Kent Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase.

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Ditto--thutenant Valentine atone% from the Sicilian Re-
-einem, to be Lieutenant, vice Williams. who exchanges.
Vth DiVo--1-irutenant Diaby Mickwor h to' he' Captain of a
Company, vice St. Pol, Geceased Ensign Richard sireaves,
from the 89th Foot, to be Lteuteoant, by purciiase, vice John
. Burke,wilo retires,
..11th Ditto—To be Ensigns without purchase,Lieutenant Henry
Hopkins, from the Royal South Devon Militia, awl Matthew

rimble (lent.
11.4d.Ditto--Second lieutenant G A. Sidky, to be First I.lente-
saint, vice Llewelyn. deceased; Volunteer Benjamin Back-
. • house to be Second Lieutenant, vwebidiey.
688th Ditto—Emile.° Adolpus Cocke to be lieutenant, without
purchite, vice Damant, who resins; Ensign .6. Gardner, frum
the Portuguese service, to be Ensign, vice Cooke.
41st Ditto—wienry Dive Townehend, dept. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice I.enn, promoted.
43d Ditto—Lieutenant James Shaw to beCaptain of a ortipany,
without purcha4e, vice Ilan, who retires; Ensign Britjamit
Wl:ithrit: to beta uteneet, without lurchase, vice Frederick,
promoted in the 1u Ceylon Regimnent. •
49th Ditto—Se: jeant-M;jor John st.,.an to be Quaver-Master,
vice I.eggatt, yromitei: in the MI Royal Veter.i Lartal,tei.
10th Ditto—Ensign John I.intott, from the 101st Foot, to be En-
sign, by purchase, vice Watt, who retires.
AL9d Ditto— Aufrere, Geut. to be Ensign,withoutpurchase,
vice Christie, promoted. . ,
ilkh Dit to—Ensign Breland:l Robert t)ttley, from thel6ti Foot,
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jones, who retires. ,
leth Ditto—Lieutenant Dann, from the Leitrim Militia,, to be
Fais4n, without purchase. .
49eh Dkue,—.Huspital-Mate.James Bartlett to be Assistant-Sur-
geon, vice Noble. aiipainted to the t7th Light Dragoons
•t sr Ditto= Ensign Richard Butler, front the Tipperary Militia,
to be Ensign, without purchase.
llitto--Ensign John Flutter to be Lieutenant, without pur-
_ehsi.e, vice M`Plierson, promoted; Gentlemen Cai:ev William
Keen, from the Royal Military College, to be 'Ensign, vice
Flim er.
,
:301:1th Ditto—Ensign James Henderson, from the Londonderry
Wide, te be Ensign, without purchase.
Old Nest India Regiment—Ensign George Ember, from the 20th
Foot, to be Et.sign, by purchase, vice Robertsou, promoted in
the Royal West lecha Rangers.
• sib Royal Veteran Bettalion—Enslgn William Furse to be Lieu-.
tenant, ',lee Montgomery. deceased; Lieutenant Frederick
Eaumuster, late of the King's German Legion, to be Ensign,
trice Furs*.
10th Ditto—Quarter-Master Thomas Lepe,att from the 49th
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Butesar, appointed to the nth
Rapt Veteran Battalion.
Sal Garrison Battalion—Lientenant George Evans, from the rah
hot, to be Lieutenant, vice brown, who exchanges.
'1 be Germ.i Legion.
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Id Battalion of the Line—Joseph Lanes-ger, Esq. to be Pay-
master, vice Pinlayson, %el ts res gas.
.Tth Ditto—EnsigtAnthony ltu.len in be I.ieutenant, vice &heu-
ristic, who resigns; Serkat.t Christian Eicelorn to be Ensign,
vice Munderloh, promoted.
'Malan Regiment—Lieutenant Charles Williams, from the 6th
Foot, to be Lieuter.ant, v.ce Bennett, who etc:lanes.
Bourbon Regimost—Ensign Willson Hewett, front the 22d
Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. •

HOMTAI. STAFF.
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tat-Sul:en John Vctch to be 1 hyskian to the Forces.
To be ospital-Nlates for Orßeral Serirlce—Georga Gregory,
Fixer Fraser, ind James M. watt, Gents.
.141WORAXDUM.

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LEITH, JULY lB.—The C:IIMOKEE sloop arrived
from Gottenburgh, on Monde y.-111e Roselle, GRAY,
sailed from the Roads yesterday, for Got refiburgh.
The Catharine, Swoun, which arrived here on Mon-
day, from Quebec, spoke the following vessels for
Quebec—on the 22d May, in the river St. Lawrence,
the Thetis, ABERCROMBIE, from Dublin ; the HAmil-
ton, JACKSON. from Greenock, and the Chatham,
from Liverpool ;—on the 29th of same month, off
Cape Chate, the Dundee, Aeneesoe, of Dundee,
from LisbOn; and en the 19th of June, off Cape Ray,
Newfoundland, the Hazard, Rocco, of Newcastle,
from Lisbon.—The FORWARD gun-brig, with the
convoy from this port, arrived 'at Gottenburgh ortthe
Sd inst.—Se led on Thutsday the CRACKER ;;nn-brig
on a cruize.—Remain in the Roads, the Adamant
(flag-ship), and Cherokee sloop of war.—The bri-
gantine Liberty, of Kirkaldy, DAVID MACKIE master,
arrived at Miramichie on the 17th May, flatter a re-
markable quick passage of 29 days from Kirkaldy,
all well —Early on Saturday morning, a fire broke
nut in the cabin of a foreign vessel lying in the Wet
Dock, which did her considerable injury. Fortunately
it was about high water, otherwise the damage might
have been seri'.us, from the number of shipping in
the'Dock.—Thursday i.e'nnight, a fine brig, named
the Union, was launched from Mr. James Horcric-
SON'S building yard, Peterhead. ()sing to the plea-
santness of the day, a great conc..urse ut spcxtetors
was collected, but an acci,derit took place which
nearly proved fatal to many present. Tie vessel eo
sooner Went off, than the weys on which she Ten
broke,. and occasioned her censiderable ;damage.—
Splinters flew off in all directions. 5. veral of the
people were knocked down by them, and three men
belorging to the local militia were very much hurt.
Fortunately, however, iso lives were lost, and those
who were bruised are in a fair way of recover y.
%ow-STREET sterda) D. Farrell and P. Stud
were charted with being ring-leaders in the riot in
St. Giles'-, on Sunday, and assaulting D. Driscoll,
who was sitting in the Cart and Horse public house,
in Bainbridge-street, ...nen the prisoners went in and
called for a pot of beer, which the landlor3, aware_
of their riotous intention, retirsed to let them have.
However, being soon joined by others, they seized
the proeccutor. dragged him across the table, knocked
him down, and heat him with sticks, &c. till he ap-
peared to be dead. After some time, however, the
1 indlord, with assisteme, extricated him, and fastened
him in the bar. The rioters then endeavoured to
force him out, saying he was not dead enough, and
that they wished to jump on him, to complete him.
They were c mmitted for trial, and not to be bailed
without 443 hears notice.

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repi.l, at twelve, at IistBAAL Athatinies. Mew& Maintops
fisher, and Lake, Bury-street, St. James's.
Richard Dowding, o( Wapping Wall, Middlesex, cooper, dealer
and chapman, July 11.5, August 4, and Sept. 1, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. Nind, Throgusorton-street.
Mark Moody, of Elder-street, Spi:alftelds. Middlesex, flour-fac-
tor, July 24, at nine, Auguste, and Sept. 1, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Henry Chester, Melina-placr, Westmin-
ster-Road.,
Slttiliam Biker. late of Darnisden, Suffolk, dealer and ehapman,
July SO, at Svc, July 31, 1‘,4 Sept. I, at eleven, at the Kong's-
Head-Inn, Stowmarket. Attorries, Mr. John Marriott, Stow-
upland, Suffolk.

De Coux, of Dillon's Regiment, is su-

..,.Qaarter-Master
Joarsadcd.
The appointment of Lieutenant Henry F. Jatmcey, from the
Seth itesintert, to be Lieutenant in the sd Garrison Battalion,
stated lo the Gazette of the 7th inet.'has not taken place.
Tsitaserstio titeGrxettes of the Sith of Match last, and 7th hot.:
'id. Pragoon Golds—For Maxwell, Gentvio be Cornet,
iiihliout purchase, vice Bettie, promoted, mid Ensign E.. 4. D.
Multet, from the nib Foot, to be Cornet, &c.
lloth Foet—For I.itutenant Arthur Brown, from the Id Carrigan
• Saltation, to be Lirmenant, vice homey, who earhanges, read
Listittitnaut Arthur Brown, from the 3-1 Garrison liaUaltou, to
r, NLk+utenaot, vice Evans, who exchat.ges.

Sunday se'mught the Reading waggon, by tlie
careltssness of the drivers; was overturned into the
river at Cr.m!ord Fridtte ; tEe horses were with diffi-
culty saved: Two waggoners, who it appears were
inside the waggon asleep, and had left the horses to
proceed by themselves, were obliged to cut a hole
thruugh the tilt to escape from their perilous situation.
Serious damage'has beer sustained.

Tiles lay se'nnight, as two children of Mr. Tay-
lor, of Halrow; the one aged seven years, and the
ether ten, were going from Rochester to see their
' grandfather, they were thrown over the side of the
waggcn in a narrow part of the road, by a sudden
jolt, .when the wheel went over the head of one of the
children, and killed it on the suet ; the ether had five
of its ribs and its thigh brnk:n, and was otherwise
dangerously bruised, and Ley in a dreadful state till
Sunday morning, when it expired.

BANKRUVTCY ENLARCifED.
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Ampex IS. Joseph Ciravies, of Kibrston-upon-liall, victualler,
Aim, at Sari's Coffee-house, Kingston-upon-Hull.

• A TRUIUTE OF GRATITUDE.
D eitln'd by Natvre.to maw the Pala,
O f suffering mortals, and their Health sustain;
C rown'd with success, thy philanthropic Heart, •
T housands have rescued irom Dvath% fatal Dart ;
O a thee devolv'd true /Eculap;an pow r,
R did to yield in th afilictiag hour :
S uch are the Gifts by PHOYIDENcz bentow'd,
0 n thee, front whence thy envied Fame has flow'd;
L one has thy Balm •f Gilead hi Id its sway,
0 'er Empiric Knaves, who wou'd retard its way ;
M r.nkind to its benipuant tr,flu mce ows.s,
O ne general trihate, which from catr.ion r nlwe,
N or will it ream, whilst man its blcosiog ::tow,!

BANKRUPTS,
.
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.ilialtard Gardner, We of.the Tetal.le Coffee-house, Devereux- i ..---...—.—..
itaurt, Temple, coirvi-bmaie-keeper, to surrendsr July 23, I MAT Ntcs—A Clergyman resident ln the county of Worcester,
.. August 1, ind Sept. 1, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. t, who had been for many years so deaf that he could scarcely col-
: Bellamy, James-strier, Adelfsfal.• . i lect any perfect sound through an Ear Trumpet, has received so
Jolla Eyre, c: Broad-street; London, amen. July Is!, at one, , much benefit front using Dr. Taylor's Remedy for Deafness, that
August 4, and "dep; I, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ' he can now hear mestrell sa to be able to join in common mover-
,_ leellatt, Ironmougsephill, Penchurch-street. I satlon, and in iustice to the proprietor of this celebrated remedy,
Chutes Blunt, lite of rugean.scjuare; London, dealer and chap- ! has given a reference to Mr Holt, the printer of,the Worcester
~
nian, July 95, August 1, aid hept. 1, at one, at tjulkthall,— I Herald, to justify any enquiry as to this astontihing cure. This
Attornies, Messrs. Day. and Hamerton, llnse.stecee, London. much esteemed Remedy I. sold wholefale and retail by Barclay
'I 'somas Lingford, of Leicester-square, parish of St: Ann, Soho, ' and Sour, No. 9i, Fleet-ma:her, Lf ndon; and retail by all yen-
Mitiltsex, Mercer, dealer and cbapraan, July t.i..lugust 1, I, der' of Medicines in Town and Country, Pnee 89• 6d• per bottle,
and Sept. 1, at
twelve,. at Gnildhall. Anomie', Messrs. lii- duty Included..
cbardsoo, Fisher, and take, Bury -street, Sr. Jam s.
Nce Idte litiiks, victual- •

MARRIED.

Charles Piper, of thasnei-street, A: wAVindsor, , .....‘,....._ i
1 Tistertlay, at Clarshans Chuieh, Sorry', by the Rev. Juba
ler, fithesmax, dealer and chaplets,' July SS,August 1; and .
..„, , Venn, M. A. Rector, the Rev. Francis RlSlteli Spragg, M. A.
BrPt' s, at awe' t_s/e_Piltll4 Altufaey, Mr. rn'"ds'l'L- .:, Fill, wof Qmen's College, Cambridge, to Miss Eliss,daustster
Coin Eachange. ark-Rue.
it
envy .rarbarro of Eieter)rpirit_merrhanr. dealer and. ~ ' I, of Charles Elliott, Esq. of Clapham.
. -dia- man' : •I'ut &day sennigkt, at Greathant, the Rev. Francis Thompson,
July 22, August 5, and Sept. 1, at eleven; at the Star 100, Fie- -
or Mr. , L LB. of Warden, Northumberland, to Miss °readmit%
ter. Attornies, Mr. Julio Jones, Temple, London; ,
Busse'', Darthotomesvryard, Exeter. lIFALTH AND ILEFRESHMENT.
Samuel Holroyd, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, manufacturer, factor, 1 CODA WATER of a very superior quality, may
dealer and chaps:tun. August J,.4, and Sept. 1, at twelve, se IL. made by any one In a moment, without the least trouble,
the 1 madam Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Nlr. Lizg, Su:Anatol,- and let Ibr biunediate drinking, by means of DESORMEAUrS
sou-Buildtigi, Chincery-lane, Loudon ; ''''-- Mr- lActgerbt : SODA WATER POWDER. . .
Sheffield. . . . • • • • I The Fluid produced 6y it is peculiarly grateful and refreshing
Samuel Farissivortli, of Cana, Derbyshire, hosier, August 6,7, :. as a summer beverage; prEeenting and removing febrile and
and Sept. 1,, a 1 eleven, at the punch Bowl, Nottingham.— , bilious attacks, ealculous complaints, nervousindispositiolis, and
Atioiales, Mr. Alexander Foxcroft, Nottingham; or Messrs. ; obstructions in general. The artickabove described, never spoils
W. and J. R. Serrldge, Hatton-Gaudin, London. . 1 in keeping, and is so portaVe that the' quantity required to make
Joba Penneworth, of Harwich, Essex, victualler, August 3, 41 six separate tumblers of the Soda \l'ater, (price only 2s. lid.) oc-
aml.Sept. I, at tleveakar the Crown and Ancbor Inn, Ipswich. : copies leis space than the size of a walcut.
ittornies, Mr. Tfitimas Evans, Hatton-Garden, Loudon ;ur ; Prepared by Diviaiszsox, Apothcary, Chemist, &c. (for-
lafr. \\'. S. Ct.apmaa, Manningtree, Essex. ' i merly of Guy 1 Hospital,) N 0.99, Great "fitetitiAd-street, Ca-
Weans Ell'ot, of Penryn, Cornwall, sail-cloth-tnrcufacturer, r vendish-squarr, London, by whom also it is sold retail; and nay
,drsUr and chapinan, Inly 21, August 1, aud Sept. 1, it eleven: ! be had of every dealer in Parent Medicines in the United King-
et Wynn's Hotel, Falinouth. Attornies. Mr. Wallas:l Priers dom, who are supplied by Messrs. Barclay and Sons, Fleet-
, Nor
.1, Lineal's-Inn, Loudon; or Mr. Francis Pinder, Fah : market, London, the sole Arius for the Proprietor.
month, COrnwall. Where alto may be had, DESORSITAUX'S BRITISH Crsizsr,
• wills= ma„evh.4 Bilston, Staffordshire, corn-dealer, dealer and, which claims the priority of every Cement, with regard to its
chapmati, August 1, at four, at the Genre Inn,l34prd, Aug. ' valuable properties as well as to the date of invention. Price
24, and Sept. 1, at eleven. at the 4-Itti4" Anna Inn, Pen- I is.6d. per but le. It is adapted for instant application, and ad-
keidge. Attornies, Mr. Hunt, 4, Surrey-street, iitean(kLe.
1 toirahly calculated to jein ornamental China, Glass, Jewellery,
. dun; or.W..axac IYlxtklow, Walsall, tirefordshire. . "i or any substance whatever.
Jaynes,Mupthira e, fate of the George Yard, PiecariSlY, Mi4die. I ... •
.-....r, rt ....lsossiteauc's PIES:AVER or STEEL AND s TILON
lei, iime4,akr, dealer sad clvlasalis 441 fat.ll,l,,iilist .11 MA Cases, of every tisacriptioa, from Rust, at ss. per box.

FREEHOLD MANOR, M kNSION, v.cd ESTAIE, WWI S.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
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In Lou, on Tuesday, the 25th day of 4.ttgutt, I tag, at the Klng's

Head in—n, Cirencester, Gloucestershire
rI'HE MANOR of OAKSEY, with a [Mansion and
Offices fit for the Residence of a- person posse;Ang from
one to three thousand pounds a year ; and several karma of un-
commouly rich I.and, with Woods and thrving. Plantations. to-
gether about 766 A. 2R. 24 P. with suitable and substantial Farm-
houses and Buildings, In excellent repair, situate six miles south
of Cirencester, and 28 miles nonh-east front Bath.
Particulars may be bad a month before the Sale, at the prin-
cipal Inns in the alulning Counties; at the Office of Messrs.
Richardson and Co. Surveyors, Lincoln's-I:au-fields; of Mr.
Stevens, at Oaksey, who wilt shew the Lands; and of Means.
WeLb, Webb, and Attwood, at Salisbury, who treat by Pri-
vate Contract for the whole, until the end of July.