Star.
London, England, 1831-09-07 00:00:00

M. 13,881.

CONTRACTS FOR STRAW.
Ct.inntiasarial Department,
Treleury Claaotbcra,6lh Sept. 1881.
SUCH Persons as are desirous of contracting
with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to fur-
nish for Twelve Months, from 'he la of November next,
.ich quantities of STRAW for filling Paillasses, as may
from time to time be required at Barracks and Ordnance
Stations in the tuulertnentioned Counties and Islands, may

receive Particulars of the Contracts on applying at this
Office between the Hours of Ten :and Four; and to the
respective Barrack Masters in the Islands of Guernsey,
Jersey, and Alderney ; and deliver their Tenders at this
Office, (mexking thereon .• T.• d.r fur Straw,") until
Twelve o'Clock on Toesday, rh. 4th October next.
Proposals are to he made separaLly :or each County in
South Britain, for the whole of the Barracks in North
Britaiu, arid also for the whole of those in the Three
Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney; but 11J Pro-
poial will be noticed, unless ma•ic on, or annexed to, a
printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in Words at
length ; nor unless a Letter b:. subjoined to such Proposals
from a Person of known Property, ergoging to become
bound teeth the Party tendering Ica tile dye performance of
the Coteract.

Berke
I3recknock
Chester
Cornwall
Cumberland
Devon
Dorset
Durham
Essex
Hants
Isle of Man
Isle of Wight
Kent
Lancaster
Middlesex
Norfolk

COONssis.
Northumberland
Northampton
Nottingham
Pembroke
Suffolk
Surrey
Somerset
Sussex
Warwick
York

North Britain
islands of
Guenney
Jersey
Alderney

SALES BY AUCTION.

TO CAPITALISTS.
A DESIRABLE AND SECURE INVESTMENT.
FREEHOLDS, STRAND,
PRODUCING .e 443 rat ANNUM.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CAFE,
At GARRANY AY'S COFFEE-HOUSE, Change-alley,
Cornhill,
On TUESDAY, Sarre:atm 13th, 1831, at Twelve o'clock,
IN THREE LOTS;
THE REVERSION, on the death of a Lady
aged 47, and a Gentleman aged 54, of Three sub-
stantial Brick-built FREEHOLD HOUSES, in the best
part of the Strand, being Nos. 93, 94, and 95, In the occu-
pation of Mr. Thomas, Mr. Cox, and Mr. Mitchell.
May he viewed between the hours of Ten and Twelve, by
leave of the Tenants.
Particulars had of Messrs. Hillier and Lewis. Solicitors,
Raymond-buildings, Gray's Inn ; at Oarraway's ; and of
Mr. Cafe. Great Marlboansgh.street.

'PLETCHER, Military Tailor, &c. 33, New receiving a computed allowance for their Commhalosts
Bond.suect, begs to :cam his grateful thanks to the En. ;:pi William Edward Alvred Elliot, Garrison Bat-
many Noblemen and Gentlemen who have honoured helm tirilfitn; Ensign Charles Pickering. Second Lieutenant.
with their support since his commencement in business, aikl
The . alf."P r epa of the u.-ier-mentie-ea Officers has been ear
assures them that the haine assiduity and exertion which has (teed fr.;4l e.e 1821. Inclu,ive, upon
gained him so many patrons (whilst under an engagement to their rce;ivi-g criminal allowinea foe their commis.
—Aoshunt-8 •• 'ear Jo'or Attcell 78th Foot • A.
a very eminent West End House) will be persevered in,
I daunt Suraesm Jame, S.-lien:9h% Light'Dra.
thereby maintaining his estahlished reouta ion as the onl) goons; Lirorn nt Johr Gouilay. 00th Foot; C-iv:air
first-rate Tailor who has boldly steppe.l forward to destioy Or .4'lo 8.-. 1. 95.11 ; Er•siv.• Frederick William
the monopoly by which Gentlemen who pay have for so Farm', 2d Liih. Infritrp Ba fella.. Rin‘'s Gelman Le-
glue.: t Jo m True, Forrisn T. ,tops Royal
long a period been taxed for those who do not. The fol..
11'0„ gin Ttain ; I.l;uttnan, Cuthian Augitstus William
lowing Scale of Prices is respectfully aninuitted for Prom t: Fomere, 60. t, Foot. . •
Payment _ by t;i2 Lord lieutenant of the Comity
ldlesex.
Sir John Hall ;o bz D putt' Lieutensrt.
Commission by the Lor3 Lieu-en,. t of the West RidinA of
the County of Yerk.
Sir Henry Writ' o be Deputy Lieutenant.

L s. d
Dress Coats, Blue or Black ... ..
Ditto, ditto, any other colour . . 3 6 0
Frock Coats, Blue or Black, skirts lined with
silk

FRUM 2'HE LO AllO.ll 4.;AZE2'TE, b'epi. 6.

ADMItIALTY OFFICE. Saar. 5.
His Majesty has been graciously pl_tat...-d to appoint the
eight officers under-named to be extra Naval Aides.-ramp to
VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, : his Majesty.
WERE-STREET AND DUKE-STREET, t Captain the: Right Huntatrnialc Granville George Lord
LINCOLN'S INN Fl ELDS. Ha stock, C.B. Captain the Honourattle George Catlogan,
C. 13. Captain Sir John Plaillituorr. Knight, and C.B Capt.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, William Bowles, Captaio Hyde earker,_ Captain James
By Mr. CA FE, Whitley Deans Dhotis', CfittrAtt llctirt Hope, C.B. Capt
At GARRAWAY's COFFEE-HOUSE, 'Change-alley, Sir Samuel John Brook Peettll, Hatt. ...Al C.D.
Combill, S'f. JA3IES'S :'ALACE, Auo. 31.
On TUESDAY, &mum 15th.1851, at Twelve o'clock,' The King was this day pleastii to center the norour of
IN Two LOTS, Knighthoou upon John Hill, i"qt.ire, Captalo i • t .e Royal
Unless previously disposed of by Private Contract; • Navy, and Resh:cnt Commis:go...3 of die Victualling Board
Deptford.
TWO substantial Brick-built FREEHOLD at DepWHITEHALL, SIPT. 31
HOUSES and AUCTION ROOM, Nos. 86 and The King bas been pleased io appoist John Conning.
27, on the east side of Vere-street, in the occupation of Name, Esquirc, to Ise Sheriff Deliu-s: of th.: SAres of Llgin
Mr. Eddes and Mr. Church; and a DWELLING- and Nairn, in the room of Sir George Abercrotnisy, Baronet,
HOUSE, with a GATEWAY, No 25, Duke-suet t, in the , &maw,
ttccupation of Mr. Woolley and Mr. Reynolds ; the whole
producing a Rental of st 162 10s. per Annum.
May be viewed by leave of the Tenants.
Particulars had of Mr. Langley, Solicitor, Charlotte-
street, Bedford-square ; of 3lr. Finch, Solicitor, Dean-
meet. Soho-square ; of Mr. Fisher, Solicitor, South-square,
Gray's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Cafe, (heat
31arlborough-street.

LIGHT BEAVER HATS.—Since 1817, when
PERRI NG's Patent extra light Beaver Hats were
lit invented and introduced to public notice by weight,
I undreds in the trade have begun to talk about WIUGHT,
1,7 ..ft s.ing the greatest absurdities to the prejudice of the la.
t. ntor • this has not only extended to the United Kingdom,
1 to India, Spain, Portugal, and Fra ce, to which places
hats have been sent with Perring's name forg-d in them.

JOHN PERRINO respectfully informs the NobilLy,
Gentry, and the Public generally, that none are uI his make
unless purchased at 85, Strand, with the name pouted at
the bottom of the lining. Prices, for the best, els. to 265.
the ben Silk Hats les. Li•ery Hats 16s. Opera Hats 20s.
Get-airmen's light Summer Caps Bs. 6d. Youths' Hats,
Caps, itc.
83, Strand, corner of Cecil-street.

BY Ills MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS.
Arc pronounced to be a CURE in General Chronical Rheu-
matic Casts, in all Disorders of the Skin, from the Itch
to the Leprosy, commonly called the Scurry, and in an
especial Manner for all those named Venereal.

FIIHE astonishing Cures this powerful alterative
1 Medicine has performed in the above cruel Disce.lers,
.:;,ring the course of eighty years (which has been proved in
'flit usands of Cases) is the greatest, its best eulogy. It is
therefore necessary to Caution the Public against the
rile Imitations of unprincipled Impostors, allured by its
:rear success : To prevent such Impositions in future, every
14. x will be sealed up with a Stamp printed, by favour of
,x Commissioners at the Stamp Office, London, with the
Sane and Place of Abode, of the Proprietor, via.—
T.IYLOR, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. To
,uuwarfeit which is Felony.
Prepared and sold, with copious Directions, (describing
'h. different Symptoms of the Disorder, whereby Persons of
cutler Sex may judge of their Case, and compleat their
Lure) in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, duty included, by the
Proprietors,

the 37ii :tat.Mr...l4c.;Ler, Liseipnnl—Sert.27,J. Live.ey, Farnworth and
G9th Foot—Staff-Assistant Surgeoa Alex Callender to Le :
At.slatant Surgeon.
. Prestolee 91111 a, Lancashire, paper-maker, at two, at the
76th Foot—Lieut. Richard Irwin Ireland, from the half- York Hotel, Mai chestcr—Uct. 7. B. °wittier, Liigh,Wor-
rjkticcbter, merchant, at ten, at the
estershire, farmer, at ten, at the Puck Horse Inn,M'oreester
promoted. —Sept 27, A. Atkit a,
pay of the 104th Regiment, to be Lituttnais, vice Kent,
'-h Foot—Assistant-Surgeun Joseph Es ing, from the 1...tf i Yell Lion Imi, Banbury, o^natisldre--tiept:2B.W.Pomfret,
. ..

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; I ork, runlet in china, at ten, at the office Of M.
11. Drown,
pay of the 90th Foot, .i.; be Assi;tant-Suraeon, vice John-
-0 Hanley, St..ffurdshire--Sept. 29, E. Bettye, Baton-Sit-
stone, abetontled.
98th Foot—Lieutenant Alexrder Browne. fruit. the lq_lf- mon, Yurkel•ir.:. 1,-rictr, at eLven, at the Dragoti Inn, Poe.
i'. J. ik.W. Siiiituons.Winchcoo.be, C.lati.
pay of the 3lst Foot, to be Lieutenant, vise W. klaculister? i tcfract-B'l4' 28,
Salop—Sept. 30, E. t'. Bends:lL
• i cestersl•irt, r 0.41 coutrectprs, r eleven, at the office of :Ur
who exchanges.
Rill: Irrigate—Captain Stmerville William Harcourt ' /3.' It°l3`llB' °:""1").'
%Vest Cats, Somessetshire, sailcloth mauutecturer, at el:-
Ran.sbottoin, how half-pay, to be Captain, vice Vere i
Webb, who exchaugcs, receiving the oiffercuce ; Assist- i "13' " 3hB 11"flajd lien, Yeovil.
ant Sorgeon Moses White, M. D. from the Hospital ' CERTIFICATES—Ss:Pr. 27.
Staff, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Robert 51•Nabb no. ' W. H Fletcher, itipley, Derbyshire, Lrewer—J. Mom,
bertstm, who exchanges , Berroond. ey- Wall, liennon.l-ey, ma- ter tuariner—J, (..,
Cevlo:, Regiment—Lieutenant Frederick Nepton Skinr.er, ! teul'stlvY. Bruillunt l'ermel'iret Alf' 'miler—ll. Cleaver,
from the bull-pay of the 89th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice ', Merkel-Laving"', Wiltshire, linen draper—lt. Stator.
Cialway, appointed os the Bgth Foot. 1 Carlton-street, IteNent.street, klithliesex, 'tailor—T. fkw-
USIATTACHED. ~ to Ilmetertti. Yorkshire, worsted poen,' facture!. —W.
Lieutenant Thomas Frederick H..rt, from the Ist Regiment : Suter, Buckfastle;gh, Devonshire, serge maker.
or Life Guards, to be Captain of Infancy. by purchase; PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Lieutenant Simon Kent, from the 7Uth Foot, to be Cap- It. Featherby arid G. Sprague, Lincoln, irotimong, g.
taro of Infantry, without purchase. Minster and Lo. Coventry, millluers—T. Douai au': W.
HOSPITAL STAFF. ' BrorAly, Leeds, cloth dealers—J. Tomlin and Co. Milted.*
Assistant-Surgeon Robert 111'Nabb Robertson, from the , —J. Selmes and G. Dare, Peekham-itze, butchers—J.
Rifle Brigade, to be Astistant.Surgeon to the Forces, vice I Brunt and C. Sloper, Biggleswadc, Benforashire, draper,—
- Mite, ~. South

Moses who exchanges.
MIXORANDA.
Captain George Lamprey. half-pay, 82d root, his been
allowed to retire from the service, by the sale of an unit.
tached commission.
The half-pay of the undermentioned Officers has been can.
celled from the Ist January, 1831, inclusive, upon their

,nnetur,
Requires.
16 1.1.. Bresivra.
A Knight, in 6111 Arnwur, attended by Lis Pages and
Requires.
17 The !knows 61akers
A Baru' t.f Music.

A 16,ight,

IR The Carperdcri, &c. 24 Tikrs,, Plasterer,, and
19 Sail Maker; Painurs
20 Glass Bluwera 26 Tailors
21 Tobacco-pipe Makers 26 Calanetinakers &Calvin%
22 /Intim 27 Smiths
Printers & Buuki Indere
A Band uf Mu•ic.
28 Coach Smiths 129 Puttsra
30 Tl.e Cui.h.ctioi•ers
A Trim', uf Vst•niaily Cavalry.
The route will be from the Exchange, down
High-street, the Welsh Back, King-street, three
sides of Queen-square, Thunderbolt-street, the
Quay, over the Dr.iv:hridge, St. Augustine's Back,
the Green to the Cathedral, and from thence up
Clare-street and Corn-street, to the Council-hcuee.
LY ME-REG 13.-1 he Coronation Festival at
Lyme will be on a magnificent scale. Two thou-
sand persons are expected to dine. Air. Pinney

A. J. Curpe, and Cu. _Jth.plice, NewlNum, Carpet+.
tan—J. Lit.lewuod and J. Smith, beds, cabinet makers—.
A. hlogferd and W. Martin, Old Change, inerchants--W.
Wilson i.nci Cu. Stayley.Bridge, Lancashire, cotton-spin.
mrs—S. Parker and Cu. Sheffield, licensed hiewers—J.
Cohen and G. Oersh‘n, Chelmsford, furniture.brukers—N.
and G. Davison, lictcliff Highway, tea.dealers—E. Sta.

Trousers, Blue or Black - inticr► o return to Etugland. . • -
Ditto, any other colour ...................1 10 6 DEC/4.IRA TIONS OF INSOLVENCY. 1 'flue GOtb stegimc .ut lisfaotry, from Fermoy to Cwt. , : formed to carry these plans into e.lect, and we sin-
Ditto, II !lite Drill
Waistcoats ..
..'IL I.IIIMS. JAMES. TTOINPUIt, Motenouetahire, miller. to Bermuda.
eawrrow Turmas Edww•Lstreet Port.lar .quarc, tailor.
ThP ---.11-Pol 'f t." 75 ... Pstgil°C°l of Feet, f.mul pev4°' I tial dinner for the Four.
;liberal nature to allow of providing a good substau-
Scarlet Hunting Coats and Water.proof Shooting Jackets. .'. • 1 , .„ • • . -
sIALDEN, ISAAC, aPu ni•LDEN, JANIS. Caroline-oam port for Plyrnou.ii.
Regimentals, &c. upon equally reasonable terms. Wellingtooaoreet, Blaskfriars.road, 'rakers. The 77th Iteoin-ert of Fat, from Youghall 1.1 Waterford I It is alread:,• anuounced that a splendid p7occs-
VERY BEST LIVERIES. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. "the 82.: Regimen. of lafasory, on passage home front the' siOn of the various trades, inhabitants, societies,
A Footman's Suit complete, with Sleeves to
CunLLwla, HENRY CHARLES, Hanover-street, Hanover- • Maudlin*.
Waistcoat, and Velveteen Breeches
square. tailor, fro o Sept. 9to Se;ut, 27, at tcn, at the • EI
--
A Suit, with Kerseymere Breeches . 4 10 0 ; tlth, and a ball on the following evening, will form
c.oat of Pomadslioners. • CORONATION FESTIVITIES IN THE
A ditto, with Hair Plush ditto
A Stable, or Working Dress
A Footman's extra double-milled Drab Great I
Coat, with large Ca2e
On an occasion of so mum) general tor as the the Manchester public ; and preparations ate
flarerirns. Howsbi., Newca.tla Roslyn, Carmarth.n. "" . ' ' making at Greenacres Moor, Middleton, Shaw,
Gold or Silver Lace, and Crested Buttons, charged the ,titre, druggist.
august national soletouity of their Majesties' Co- , &c. t ) ills-
R . Ashton-under-Liae
Wholesale Price. 1 BANKRUPTS. remotion sn sst diffuse throughout the Empire, we oy ton, Rochdale, ,
AT VERT MODERATE PRICES: . Wolin. James. U, per thoun-l-strect, !ton founder, to fur- • should inert unwurtl'ilv underrate the ardent feel- play their excessive loyalty. Though the spinners
Depute Lord Lieutenant's Coat .. 1 rewle: Sept. £O, at eleven 23, P. o••e, and Or.. 19. of
and devoted
attach- ' are returned to their work, many of the mills are
ing uf enthusiastic !oyalty,
Do. • do. do. Pantaloons ...
I eleven. at the Cour. of Ctiatioi sioners. Attorneys. Mr. • only runtiin• short time, owing to the dullness of
Do. do. do. Epaulettes..... J. C. Goutror.d, Nicholas-lane. Lo nharchstrec: ; and 111 r. menu to our gracious Sovereign and his beloved i .
the twist ..tarket • and nearly all the colliers, for
Do. do. do. Soon' 1 Goodall. Store.boildings, Lincolo's Inn. • Consort, t:liiell nre-emineittly distinguishes i 'het- ! '
30 Guineas. lo want uf a powerful and sincere union, have i.•lded
Do. do. do. Sword Knot
Do. do. do. Sash • rtrcet, Tottenham court-road, furnishinx imninonlers. ' sto the clictrtes of the master ; and yet many, for op-
Do. do. (la Sword Belt s Sept. 20, a, eleven, 23 a• one, and ont 18, at ch,„-,, at a-oich importance as the ratification of those bonds .
oosin like lima the slavish Form of dependance to
Do. do. du. Cock'd Hat
which some are subjecting themselves are become
To His MAJESTY'. last New Regulation. Craven-street, Strand. sufferer' to oa-3 ore; without the tiononstration of . '
°RAF, CHARLES tionnov, Norwood Hou :, lyre. Buck- urosctibed beings, rejected by the masters, mho
H. FLETCHER, Military Tailor, &c. (from Moore's. Ingluunshlre, l'ealer Sept. 9, 23. iv. I fist. 18, at two. that public sympathy and rejoicin3 by which it may 1 ,
command their men not even to befriend them.
late Bicknell. and Moore), • at the Cour of b„n‘mta,i,„ _ti. kita,„ya, 31„,,..,. most fittittA be celebrated. In addition to which
33, NEW BOND-STREET. Lawless and Peaaock. Token-hoose-verul, Lothhory. :it is the intention of the proprietors of the Mont-
GREEN ALFRED, Brewer-street Pimlico tailor, Sept. 9 her `.: RI to a grand Musical Promenade in
Copy of a letter from Sir Gerard Noel, Bart. M.P.Deputy 9
and _ , 9 • Ipe ...p have
10, n• . 18. ••• o•-c. a the Court of Coonuissi.ners.
Lord Lieutenant of the county of Rutland: A ttorrey Mr. Wl.l.elock, Aldenva- bag. '
noon, and in the evening to make the Quadrille the Gardens opposite the Pump Boom in the after-
', Chandos-street, Cavendish-square, I Honors. Tnonas. l'attersall's.rod. Groavenor-gree.
12th July, 1831. victualler, Sep. 9, 111, at cloven, and o.t. .8 P'. tw:lve. Ball unlimited. instead of finishing at eleven o'clock
Sta,—l am very well plowed indeed with the good fitting at the Cum tof Commissioners. Attoin.y, Mr. W. as on other nights.
Willis. Slow:colty.re, Ciscsea.
of the Deputy Lord Lieutenant's Dieu, and your expedi. 12 THE GENERAL ILLUMINATION.—We perceive
EziallEßT, RICHARD, 0111 Ca. THE Caverdi h. •
don in preparing that and the other outfit belonging to it, square. builder, &pt. 9, 16, at cloven, aid Oct. 18. at that a general illumination on the evening of the
and otherwise, when bringing it home, to the adjustment of twelve, w t's.: Coon of Commissiosiers. Attorney, Mr. coronation day is sanctioned by the Magistrates of
d
it : with high approbation am-street, Adelphi. in all these matters, am gratified J. Bird. A • Edinbu; gh, who deserve credit for prudently yield-
, WALMSLAT, FRANCIS, PAIIIIIMMR.SITCCL Westmlnster. ' •
in sending the cheque (enclosed) in payment of the account. u lodaing-houue-keeper, B:pt. 12, a: tca 23, at twelve, and ing tl.eii individual opinions to their public duty- -1
" Yours, &c. ; Oct. 18. et . I:ven, at the Cart of dermialonen. At. ; and also for making up their minds in time. There
(Signed) ', GERARD NOEL. matey, Me Bruce, Fluuncis-strcet, Goldro.e.quare. I are now no fears fur the peace of the city. as there
FREDERICK.O MANNI
WILLIAM,O, N.
1, To Mr. H. Fletcher. 33, New Bond.street." MANNIN4II4/ can be no outward demonstration of difference of
Awnintours. ions LAVICOUNT. New Bank-bomarogy, i .
West India merchants, Ser. 13. at twelve, 21, and Oct h opinion in this testimony of affection and loyalty to
18, a, test. at the Court of Commissioner*. Attorneys, a popular and beloved monarch. It is the more
Mosso+ Fre hfieltlaod Soo. N,.w Rauk-htdidingv. incumbent on us to jive prominent notice of this
EvAss. JOSEPH, l'il 1 E 1 a -.OII.IIIM_T-I._-11:1111, Charing-cross, I sanction of di •
our civic dignitaries, as it will appear
tailor, Sept. 9, at two, 23, at three, and Oct. 18, at two.
at .he Court of Comulissitniets. Attorneys, Messrs.; by advertisement in every Edinburgh pope), save
Chantey and Barker, Blark-lane. I and eNcept the Chronicle. Even the erring,
TH
anOMAS, RICHARD, CIUP, Salop. mel•ster, Sept. 16., FL SCE•tiffitl/1 now finds grace and favour. ' Under
d Oct. 18 at eleven, at the Six Wis. Chin. Attor. I
this and the like magnanimous official inflictions,'
n. ys, Mr. It. Greer, Knighton, Rudnorsluire ; and Messrs I
Rictsardw• and 'l'albut, Bedford-row. I kissiug the rod, we yet bear up with what fortitude
Piceattiwo, HENRY. to d POLLARD. WM. Liverpool, up.: we may. Nor shall we he e.eterred from pointire
bels•rrers, Sept. 26, 27, and Oct. 18, at two. at the Cia- li out, or giving place in our columns to, the exist-
reittlon Rams. Liverpool. Atiorn4s, Messrs. Rawlinnoo .
ex.; Wyche, Sott.haa poo-lout; Clusocety.lanc; and I once of bur al abuses, even by much heavier penal-
Mr. T. itawlinson, Lirrrpool. i tie' than this.—Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle. 1
HOWARD, PETER, Livapckl, cabinet maker, Sept. 17,19. I IV e learn from a ge.etleman officially connects:
and Oct. 18. at one, ar the Clarendon Roomy Liverp.:-.1. n yof this city, .t cons-
with the Ma•ristiac th having
Attorneys, Mr. E. Cheater, Stage Inn ; a.. 0 Mr. J.
Hodson, Claremlon-buildings. Liverpoa. municated with the functionaries of Government
Mimeos, Iticnaon, 1110 .an, 0 rnwail. victualler, Sept. in London, with lesrect tc the c-tlebration of the
8. 12, and Ocr. 18, :11
tin,
a •1•e Red Lien lon, Twor day when our Kiiib. is to ue solemnly crowned the
Attorneys, Mr. S. W. Young, Pot-ad-street; and Sir. •
WAR OFFICE, SSPT. 6.
Sovereign of these matins, the Magistrates have
a mbe Truro.
Bth Regiment of Light Dragual s—Cornet aid Adjutant JoLss., THOMAS, LLingolltn, Denbighshire. Innkeeper, been instructed that ;t will he acceptable and ex-
Frederick Shcwell to oars. ti•e ,atik of Lieutenant. Sep,, 16. 19. and Oct. 18. at eleven, a the Cross Keys pedient that an illtiminatiou shall be sanctioned in
2(1 Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Inn, Oswesiry, Salop. Attotneys, Messrs. Rydc and
rides.—New Slrth
Edinburgh on Thursday next by the local autho-
Scott Lindsay, front the 4.1' Foot, to be Captain, vice J-ff...un Clenucnt's inn : and air.-Edward , o.westry.
Mundy, who exchanges. litany, (Lama>, Liverpool, victualler, Sept. 19, 20, and , Briton.
9th Foot—Capt. Wm. Henry Hartman. from the half-pay Oct. 18,
of the 28th Foot, to be Captain, vice Chalenur Ogle, who atone. at the Clareardon ROOl.ll, Live L At- On Thursday 'text the coronation of out popular
tonne, Mr. It. Frodshatut, Liverpool • and Messrs. Ad. 1 monarch, William iV. and his Cuomo t, will isk 3
exchanges. lingual. Gregory, and F.aulki.er, Bedford-row. place. We are happy to say that the prepare.-
20th Foot—Major Thomas Champ, from the half-pay Un- Feuer., Joint. %Kett,. broker. Sept. 14, 14, and Oct. 111. '
attached, to be Major, vice Robert Edward Burrower, a elev.. r, at due N.w. London Inn, Exeter. Attorneys, ' lions for celebrating the event in this city ate
who exchanges. Mes.r.. Bruited) :0..." Clipper,on, New Broad.street ; au. most extensive, and will Le cooducted upon a scale
21st Foot—Lieut. John Gooddey Beet to be Captain by pur. Mr. C. Brutton, Exeter. of magnificence. The procession will be of the
chase, vice Brady, who retires; Second Lieu.. .l
Robert e.viszaanod, 100V1t..t..118a:ust,,Clei.veesnw,azatItitt,:e.e.
rsaih,:pni:arnern,
ba1ipyt...1.4.. : most splentiel description, in which, it gratifies us
Griffith Williams, to be Lieut. by purchase, vice Beet ;
Malcolm Macgregor, gent. to be Second Lieut. by pur- in-Hales, Salop, Attorocys, Mr. Stanley, Du' ytun-in Ito (deserve .il pm ties will (atilt:. The procession
chase, vice Williams. Hales; 0111.1 Messrs. Ilentiusg and Baxter, Lincoln's Inn will commence with the M: or, Aldermen, Coto-
-23a Foot—Lieutenarn William St. Leger Adcock, fron. the gms. I mon Councilmen, &c. the arrangements foi which
half-pay uf the 47th Foot, to be First Lieutenant, sice Bboal awes', THOMAS, Bury, Lancashire, cottoe-spinner I are not yet completed, to our great regret, as it
'Matthew Arnut Stewart, a lot exchanges, receiving the :.if. Sep.. 23, 21, and Oct. 18. a. ten, at the Star I. us, Man-
ference. ; cheater. Attorney., Mews. Appleby and Lharnock, prevents us from giving the programme. We are,
43d Foot—Captain Godfrey Charles Mundy, :rum .be ' Gray's Inn ; and Mr. & Woodcock, Bury. however, enabled to state the following particulars:
2d Regiment, to be Captain, vice latolesay, who ex. I
DIVIDENDS. A Bend t Music.
changes. I The ehipwrights 9 Gluier.
I Sept. 27, D. Alooson. Throgmorton.street, merchant, at
55th Foot—To be Lieutenants—Lleut. Alex. He.'•dle. from
eleven, at the Court of Cosuomissioners—Sept. 16, R. Chap. i 2 Tl'e l'illelete ‘Vetkere 10 Currier,
the half-pay of the !loyal African corps, vice Fenwiek,
moo Strachan-unace, I,lioguusts,build-r, at ten, at the Court • 3 11•1'k,:t makers ii Bakers
appointed to the 77th Foot ; Lieut. Si. Spencer Norton,
of Co' mmhtsiontus—Oct. 10, T. Hi kin' Hillingdon near 4 Coach Makers 12
trum the half-pay of the 45th Foot, vice Nixon, appoin. . P . the Courtl of 13 Cordwainers
Uxbridge, plate glass-manturactur.r, at one, atb Cork Cutters
red to 0 e 96th Foot. 14 Wire-workers
Commirsio. Lrs—Sept. 27, J. Pagan, Norwich, draper, at tee I 6 The Sawyers
62d Foot—Lieut. Dennis Fairchild, from the half-pay of
. due en rt of Con missioeurs—Ott. 3. J. Mallet and T. 7 Brush Maker. 15 Coopers
the 10th Foto, to be Lieut. vice Honey man, appoint's: .0
i aduies, Lvereool,ti:.,l-er-encrch+u,s. a, one. et :he office of 18 11'.,P! seal Twh.e Makers
-ill F.-- 1 ••• in full Ai attended '

SPIRIT Or THIS pars JOURNALS.
TIM EB.—ln the midst oth enerel interest and tithe.
Societe zeal excited by the sublime ceremony of to.inor.ou.,
of a constitutional Monarch pledging himself to a free peoele
to guard their rights and privileges, it has been remarked
with 'ray genetal surprise, that the Duchess of Kent and
the Princess Victoria are se only members of the Royal
Family, old or yoong, who are not to be present at the Coro.
t. Iris with deep regret that we have learned that her
'Loyal Highness has refused to attend ! Yes, has refuted to
attend ! and t;tat her absence on this oct ision is in pursu-
;ince of a systematic opposition on the part of her stopd
Highness to all the wishes and all the feelings of the
petsea King. Note the presence ur absence of the Duchess
herself Is a matter of comparative indifference—lt is Itlvitly
disrespectful ; but that of the Princess Victoria, w..ich
must, as to Its Immediate came, be imputed to 14T Mthila,
cannot fall of being considered by the public as indecent rod
oftnsive. We should be glad to know who an. the ad.
vines of this misguided lacy P Who can i.ave Can.d to
counsel her, the widow of a sneelatized German Prince,
Wiese highest ambition never could have eontemplcted the
psedhility of an alliance with the Blood Ruyal of sAgland,
to oppose the Sovereign to whom she is bound by so many ties
of gratitude P He. Royal Highness must have Lees act.
lug under a welivonoded confidence in the indulgence
and forbeararre of his alsjesty, or an entire ignu.
' ranee of the stalimity of the crown. Tile cocci ution h
Ilassiltd the political ; over of the King, but has left it um
eon r011..-d and despotic over the members of his own family;
sod k cannot be disputed that she who is ignorant of the
respect which is due us the crown, is unfit to ham she mind,
and superiotend the et ucation of the ii.fant who is destined
to wear it. We could wendedts some curious fact., which,
or the present ukase, we shall abstain from gluing. We
would rather admonish than expose, and shall rtjtice if
these a,onitury 14114 be not thrown away. No monarch has
mote endeared himself to his subjects than William IV.
soil the Duchess of Kent is grossly mistaken, if she thinks
to ingratiate herself wi h the peril le of this country by op.
poelthon to the will and oisresct .o the poster of the King.
We sissy at length, we believe, state that the Re-
form Bill—that vessel freighted will a undoes wishes—
:, within sight of port. }l..r first voyage draws to a con.
cloth& a her second may be of some risk also, as has been
the disc, but she auu'ot be mi lwed. or destroyed by pirates,
without exciting sues an inoignvion in the charter-pattits
and owners as will tend to sweep tie seas of them. Quitting
metapl or, se viol& advise no ore to thick (and act upon the
though.) that the public interest respecting the Reform Bill
is diminished. The consequences ot .uch ass error may be la-
.. en. able. No doubt an event like the corenation will occa-
sion the creation of some peen; but It is absurd to suppose
Just the fate of a bill approved by public conviction, and de-
m uttleal by the public voice for a ore than it.lf a century,
tie; ends upon a I..ere expedient. We wish to believe that
the sentiments of the peers ore in unison with those of the
country, and that their prudence will prescribe the only ge.
t ;sous, as well as the only eats, course, for public tranquil-
lity aad general satisfaction. I. is said to be difficult to as-
certain the eertiments of individuals In the upper House, on
the subject of the bill, and wally units form a great sum.
Perhaps. they act discreetly not to speak of the bill till it is
before them. But ie will come the House itself, we sus-
pect. with Such a majority in its savour from the Ownmons,
and will. such an acdatortion front the public, who are on
the alert its all leans of the kirgdom, as will make them con.
side:, with the wise king in toe Gospel, allethe• they, will
their 1,000, can method!. a war against 10,000. The odds,
indeed, are yet name f roldabee.
HERALII.--The Duke or Sussex presented a petition
in the House of Lords • ..ikst the

~t. . the sangu' bury
last night
spirit of our criminal ccele—a subject upot. which we have
Atli taken occsuon to castle, uncer a conviction that,
in these days of reform, the reform m 4 amelioration of
that d...e is demat;ded by the best interests of t':e
country. Strange that, with our superior civilization,
we should cot.tinue to be the proprietors of the most

/arbareus system of laws in the known world. But the
time is fiat approaching lel en thii stain will be wiped
away from the national- character. It is gratifying to
we a krhtce so nearly allied to the throne contri.
bu.ing the influtnce of his narnr, and directing the
pacts of his mind to midge% the more than brutal fe.
rocky with which, undo. :he natne of justice, our legal
institutions are steeped in blood; et d it is no lees gratifying
to tee men of such weight r.nd impertar.oe as the petitioners
themselves coming fierward witl. ...thy seal, and adducing
arguments err d facts of great 4.r. c teal moment In behalf of
outraged humanity. We Lief ts• •i 4i yetition, end to those
facts and 4fglllllZllll, as evidence that ti system cannot long
continue. The speech of the Lord Chancellor, though per-
haps justifying the application of cape .al punilmeut to al
extent in which we cannot agree, wts also in favour of a re.
vision of the criminal code; ant. we cal scarcely d .übt that,
when his Majesty's Ministers cui..e to apply their winds to
the subject, the necessity for such a change will forte itself
upon their undustandinge wi.h an energy that will command
their best exertions to promote it. In the man while, that
poltlon of ,he "•
h is s' one—who think thet

and Mr. Melville have each given a fat ox : Major' no inc BFul jubli he kei
in
".4 °tiling ut
such imPm"..
Fine has sent a subscription in money, and :11r. meet, should t abu
Farnell has given five sheep. The procemiun also upon the notice of the°PLegin=sutreY. of
Prebling
their
vie"
to the field will be on a grand scale. The banners ' CH RONICLB.e.- We lately gt.ve an account of circum.
, %tutees connected with the requi.ttion of the And. Reform.
and devices are all to be submitted to the Com-
mittee, in order to prevent any connectiun with O.sciotr,al:4lthert 6pruCuarposeamna assatint:"ildistlrrigr, the°lllusivelry2

of hot.don to tett rr two members distinct from the house-
hold c.vistituency. That the Anti-reformers in this attempt
countenanced by, but, on the contrary, are acting
contrary to, the wishes of the Livery, is sufficiently proved by
the proceedings at a meeting of the Common Hall, on the
jth March, 1831, when the following resolution was passed
Resolved unanimously, that this Common Hall, Inn to
the principles by which the Livery of London hare been
long actuated, when they have expressed their anxiaty for e
Reform Parliament, repel, with indignation the supposi•
stun that the Livery of London would oppose a mea.stirs in.
voicing a great public good, merely because it was supposzd
to abridge .on:e rf the privileges of its non-resident mem-
bers; ar.il although this Common Hall is convinced that
their !.•3 ion in seen, ty will secure the exercise of the
tI ':ire franciii-e in other districts to thav who now
to: tion.resitlynt Liverymen, yet th:y would, were it
ktittrwise, cheerfully sacrifice their exclusive
:or the burp at of securing to crest a public f(.od.
~s this important measure will confer upon the Lively
f London, in common with tie country at large."
Att. r t rtcnri'e,; r•piniet of ra;eting of the Livery th:10-
..Ivcs, it is really hib,hly inesuniotuous in the Anti..
befyrmers to put tlien.selves forward in this matte:. The
Livery or Lond.in do net wi,4 their a44-I.‘ne ; du
tsiah to by dr:.:grit throw:it the shire, merely to gratify eta
I..eticts views of Anti.R•dormer 4, anxious 0..1y to tides.
the Retbrm Bill, and to CO,lic4C o.e.s).' cm of corrupttem.

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POST.--Haw our c.nteinpore.ry the Courier could Int,.
Izire, from any thing stated by i's, that we wished to in.
sinuate that 4. It- was indebted for his informa.ion or
Portuguese cifairs to the EI-Emperor of 13r,iail," we rally
cannot tell. That illustrious individual, in his retir.nv:nt at
Niendon, is otherwise occupied. He employs the stmt.:a.
Fart of the day in shooting ph;asants, which, being bred
there more as an nrottnient to the park than for th.
a Imsenumt of sportsmen, teliztlicr n-itive or forei;..n, ha-,
.e understand, g;vcn great cam in a high quarter
at Paris. llis everings ere chiefly spent in musical
compositiana, and it is stated that he has already arranged
the march that is to be played when he enters Portugal
Fur another very substantial reason we could art have mad,:
so gross a mistake. Don Pedro, howev..r much SIS he may
have been deludtd by those who made him lox: a crown in
Ittazil, and now urge him to ennimence evtld-goose cast
after another in Portugal, was never known to use a term I t
opprobrium against his brother, al.hnu,th he has frequently
por:r.yeel kis enemies in their true colour.. We therefor:
never can think that any paper could be pleasing to Inn,
which designates Iris more fortunate rival and beartst of kin
by no oilier mum s than €i usus per," Import," ng%.rrcurit,"
:IA such Ike. NVe will take another oppnrunity of allow-
ing our contemporary that I,e is in error roil:acting the col.-
inertial pretensions of tire French, as well as the conse-
quences which they would produce to Britslt in.crests f
int, were realized.
.11ri KK 'fo.morroi. will Ilea day n: rr-
joiemg, 114. t only in the metropolis, but thomilo.ut evert
hart of the king. oni. King William is to be crowned, ard
a better or more popular Soveleign never held the rvins rf
Govestimait. Ito the City .he slay is to be kept as ado e
Ind:day—all public estaltlishments are to he illuitiMated in
honour of Ids Majesty—a c• tie blanche is pr:-:sited by the
Theatres, to all who may chous:: to spend tit.it erming iu
them—and many inditiduals will, t. e ,!Debt not, celebrate
the day by suitalle rejoiciegs. Ntver, in fat, Om
sad' an opportunity for the people to t.s ify their loyalty ;
ard never, we are conhdent, was their loyalty evinced in
such a decided manner as it will be to-morrow by all cla-ses.
e‘cept the Anti-Heformers, against whose spits and incen-
diaries. and promoters of trouble, we take this opportunity
of warning the public.