Star.
London, England, 1815-07-10 00:00:00

KINGV TREAZRE.

The sPrhltTs'S CIIARLOTTS of Vlr 'MRS honoured the
King'sTbeatre with her pi esence out Saturday night.
R•wal Highness was plainly dressed in deep
mourning for the Duke of BativswicK The Opera
of 11 jelvaggi was performed, in ahi.h the bold full
tone of Signora Sail, and the taste and forting of
Signora FERLENDIs, were triumphantly displayed.—
Two quartettos. in which those celebrated performers,
ussisted by Signors GENI and GaAAst, proved their
varied powers, were rapturously encored.
The Opera was succeeded h.v, the new Ballet in ho•
'your of the victory of Waterloo. The horses played
their parts to admiration, but the subiect required
'nothing additional to recommend it to the feelings of
Englishmen. In perfect unison with these, was
‘. Ride Britannia," sung in character by Sesst, and
concluding the perforinance, completed the
happy effect that the Ballet Master intended toproduce.

Yesterday Divine Service ras performed at Carl-
ton Muse by the Rev. F. W. llt.omnstro and the

Rev. J S CLAItICE.
The Chapel Royal being under repair, Divine
Service was petfotmed ye.teid-ly to the Princes
CunatoriE 4)1 WALES and her Household, by the

Rev Dr. SHORT.
Yesterday, at three o'clock, the gallant Marquis of
ANGLESCA, (Earl of Uxatunce) having been landed
that anorning at Deal from the Admiralty yacht, ar-
rived at Storey's Gate, which, though the entrance
for the Royal Family only into that part of St.
James's Park, was previously throven open, that, by
the avoiding of the pavement, the wounded Hero
might be conveyed with as little inconvenience as
possible to Uxbridge House : the people soon recog-
nised him; and instantly taking the horses from the
carriage, constructed so that he might sit oraecline
at ease, drew him through the Park amidst an accu-
mulating populace, who rent the air with their loud
and joyous acclamations. His Lordship looked re-
markably well, considering all his privations and suf-
ferin4s, returnog the tumultuous gratulations of his
countrymen with the most animating hilarity. The
Marquis was accompanied by the Countess. by his
ton, now the Eall of UXBRIDGE, and by the Honour-
able Beekeoev sues. A barouche and four, with
laurel sprigs iu the hats of the postillions, followed,
containing his• Lordship's three Aides-du.Camp. The
PRINCE REWNT, the instant he heard of his arrival,
sent Colonel BLooazr:ELD to inquire after his health,
and to congratulate him on his safe Teter!, and on
the exalted fame which his military achievements
bad acquired I
As the Duke of WELLINGTON is a Pe:r, the Conti-
tatior. fa bids him to meddle with Jlfoney Bill:: yet,
if we mistake not, hi; last diipatc:ics cola .in better
arguments on the subject of the Proliertrtax, than all
the thousand Petitions drered against it.
The Pt tissian Army has not only regained, but im-
proved upon the character they had under the great
Fnanstatce. 11 we could penetrate into the bears of
B•):vis'eata re, we should perhaps discover' among the
bitterest of his mortificatioes, that a kingdom over
which Lc tyl annized with the greatest contempt, h is
-risen to such pre-eminence in the list of his destroyers.
The inhabitants of Rotterdam, in imitation of those
of the Hague and Amsterdam, have *Ait a sum of
3100 guilders for the use orthe wounded at Brussels.
b.air!es hint, shirts, Itandkei chiefs, and other articles,
lot their better accommodation. The subscriptions
.weie still continued, and it was intended to raise a
sum for 010 bei.oof t,f the widows and children of
those wim bad
The scarcity of money is much relieved in the
City. 'l'be Dividends have commenced paying at
the Bank. in addition to these, there are other sums
-which most be in course of payment in a short time
—,ae mean the Lottery Prizes their magnitude is
calculated to afford riches to all. We beg to remind
those entitled to Dividends, of the very trifling risk
by which they may increase their capital of stuck :
even the purchase of a sixteenth may mid.. them to
a sum equal to tl.e dividend upon a capital of morc
CI an eighty thousand pounds three per cents.
Mr, C. Lueem, of Conduit.street, will, in a few
days, publish an interesting Work, entitled Private
Edwatian, or, a Practical Plan for the Studies of
Young Ladies, with an Address to Parents, Private
Governesses and Young Ladies; by Miss APPLETON,
formerly Pi eceptress iii the family of the Earl of Lc-
vaN and MeLvzia.e : also a new Edition,erebenisned
with tgi Piates, of that pleasing French work, called
Bela:semen: TaitJeunstre, to which are added Selec-
tions from those celebrated Moralists, Montaigne,
Pascal, La Brnyere, &c.
liow•sa err.—A man about fifty years of age,
grievously afflicted with the loss of both his eyes, and
of course totally blind, and the hiss of his right leg,
Las been in custody about a week, and has under-
gone two ex .minations, charged on suspicion of
harsh g crmniitted several acts of fraud. He was
committed for further examination.—Thoma: Paulin
was charged with robbing a Gentleman in St. James's
Park, and was committed for further examination.
We are informed that Dr. Coovza, and three emi.
nent Surgeons. of SO years experience in Strictures,
Fistulas, Debilities, &c. &c. have established a Medi-
cal Boar.' at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street,
opposite Row LA ND litta.'s Chapel, Blackfriar's-road,
where the public are relieved from the most dangerous
diseases without salivation or confinement. The In-
siaution claims the attention of those who may have
attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been
so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of se im-
portant a branch of the profession, whose improper
treatment have mercurjalized thousands out of their'
existence—eruptions on the head, face, and body, sore
eyes, t hroat, mouth, and hose, vertigo, noise in theears,
dealt:es., dimness of sight, often ending in blind-
ness ; paints in die head and limbs, frequently mis.
aAcen for rheumatism ;extreme weakness in the knees,
swelled ankles, with a generaldshiiity, &c. are only a
few oh the dreadful syniptoms which ft Lquentlyappear
years after, and too otten embitter the matrimonial
state. Messrs. Cooestt and Co. ate consulted daily by
alai auks of people,.from sten till eight or by letter, in-
closing a fee (for no others are answered, stating
their case, when medicine and the. best advice is sent
to all parts of the kiogJoni. They also Cure the
piles and fistula, without burning .or .cutting, and
give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, sad San-
aity niuruiogs, till twelve o'clock.

tAILITARY PROMOVOIIS.

WAR-OEl'lOl, JULY Pt
24 Regiment of Dragoon Guards—To be Captains of Troops,,
without purcha c—Captain Wm. Bush, from half-pay of the
Reginient ; Lieutenant lobo Flames.
sd Dino—To be C +tains of Troops—Captain Mo. P. F. Cott
front I:elf-pay of the Regiment ; Captain W. Shunt, from ditto.
To he Lieutenants—Lieutenatits James Hadden Edward Inglis,
Edward c,juillitisn, Theobald Pepper, and J. Ormsby, from
half-pay of the Regiment.
ed Regiment of Dragoons—Tfiontat Walker, Gent. to be Cor-
net, by purchase, vice Chadwick: promoted.
3d Ditto— To be Captains of Troops, without purchase—Cap-
tain C. E. Brantlii, front half-pay of the Regiment; Captain
Edward Fitzgerald, from half-pay of the )0:k Light Dtagoons.
To be Lieu-enaros, without purchase —Lieutenant Jefferis Kings '
ley, and John Goff, from halt-pay of the Reeimeat.
6th Ditto—John Schneider, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase
10th Light I • ragnons—Aseistant• Surgeon R. A. Clierinsitle, from
the 7th Light Draeoutts, to be Sureeoti, vice Morrison, pro-
nrot,d eti the. Stall.
11th Ditto—lieuten.un Mylev Sandys, front the 29th Foot, to
tie Lieutenant, vice Leach, who exchanges.
13th Ditto—Oaptain W. Moray, from the 17th Llght Dragoons,
to he Captain of a Troop, vice M•Neill, who exchanges; g4l.
ben Win. Meade, Gent. to be Cornet, by putchase, vice Ac-
ton, promoted.
17. h Ditto—Captain M. McNeill, from the 13th Light Dra-
goons, tube Captain of a Troup, vice Mortis, who exchanges.
Ist Regiment of Foot—Brevet t I I homati
Deane to be Lieutenant-C.40ne1,, ithout purchase; brevet
Major E. M. Bird to be Major, vice Lica:ie.
3d Dino—Lieutenant .11itaidore Walsh, from half-pay of the
Seth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kingsbury, killed in action.
4th Ditto—Lieutenant M. IsPlJotiough, from half-pay of the
26.1 t Fuot, to be Lieutenant, vice Clarke, who exchanges.
11th Ditto—Ensign Charles est to be Lieutenant, without put-
chase,
vice Dolphin.
12th Onto—Captain John Renny, front the Ist Garrison Batta-
lion, to be Captain tat a Company, vice Gannett, who ex.-
changes.
I ith Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign 'William Reed, without
purchase, vice Harrold, promoted in the ist Gam-ott Baja-
lioo Elision George Mackeusie ; Ensign W. N. %%Mims;
Second Lieutenant W. Armstrong, from the 21st Foot.
To be Ensigns—Volunteer Burrows, vice Reed; 'Thomas
Dawson, Gent. vice Mackenzie; Wallace Crowe, Gaut. vice
Williams.
ISth Ditto—Quarter-Master Serjeant Denis Calagry to be Quar-
ter-Master ; Assistant-Surgeon I booms La Cloche, front half-
pay of the lite 3d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Assist.un-
Surgeon.
31st latto—To be Captains of Companies, without purchase--
Brevet Major George Elrington, from the 3d West India Re-
giment, vice litany, killed in action; First Lieutenant James
Stewart, vice Cue ran killed in action; First Lieutenant J.
Mae plierson, vice Mackenzie, appointed to a Veteran Battalion.
To be Second lieutenant—Daviti William Archibald Douglas,
Gent. without purchase, vice Armstrong, promoted iu the
14th Foot.
25th Ditto—Benjamin Morris, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Mao, promoted.
.;tie Ditto—Charles Higginbotham, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice St. John, who retiree.
29thIJitto—Lieutenant. William Leach, from the 11th light
Dragoons, to beLiesatenaut, vice Sandy to, N ho exchanges.
3..ith Ditto—Ensign Edward Ingram, from half-pay of the 3Gth
Foot, to be Ensign, vice Conyers, who exchanges.
37th Ditto—Ensign George Chapman to be Leutenltnt, without
purchase, vice Stowards, emits:area to the Nth ktoy.l Ve:tran
liatiamait ; and licitly Sargent, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
Chinnuan.
38th Ditto—Captain William WillsLire,from half-pay of the Re-
giment, to he Captain of a Company.
To be laeutenatits—Lieutenains Ednard Gardiner, and Allen
Macdouiall, front belf-pai of the Iteltstirtit.
39•1 i Ditt u —brevet Lieut engin. Celunel Ch.o lex Bruce tube Lieu-
tenaut-Colonel,wohout purchase ; Brevet Niajor %%lineal Halt
Lapslie to be Major, vice Bruce; Lieutenain George Manners,
from halt-pay of the IStli Foot, to be Litai.eitant, vice Kings-
bury, who exchange..
40th Dnto—Colonel William Stewart, from the sth We:!-Inilia
Regiment, tube Liemenant-Culonvi, wititout purchase, vice
Harding, appointed to the Ist Foot Guards.
44th Dltto—Lwanutain Robert Potts Pell, from the half-pay of
the Sad Euot, to be Lieutenant' vice Shaw, one exchanges.
49th Ditto-1 obe Lieutenants, Lieutenant NVilliant
from half-pay of the.uoth him, vice Bradford, who exchanges ;
Lieutenant James Briscoe, fruits half-pay of the.3telt out, vice
Written, who exchanges.
Sld Ditto—Ensign Mars Morphen to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Harrington, killetl in anion ; Ensign Jam. s
;-weetity, from half-pay of the 50th Foot, to be Ensign, vice
Murphett.
60th Ditto—lb be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign 'rho..
"Ammon' vice Bagtial, appointed to the 3d Garrisao !Lea-
lion ; avelEaogn 1 human buriust, vice Visieent, appointed .to
the 13th Foot.
To be Ens:got—Henry Colulough, Gent. vice Lemelon; George
Henry Douglas, Gent. vice Burton.
62d Ditto—Leeman William Fleury. Newton, from the 64th Foot,
to be Cdplalil Ida Com:.any, vice bellieshent, who exchanges.
Lieutetiatit Edward Windsor, front the 64th Emit, to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Kivu, who exchanges.
64th Dino—Captain %Valiant liehinghant, from the 412 d Foot, to
be Captain of a Coupe ry, vice Newton, who exchanges.
to be Lieutenanis—Lieutenaut Alfred Knight, from the 614
hour, vise W iiitisor, who exchanges Ensign William Jackson,
by purchase, vice tetras, promoted.
734 Ditto-lobe Captain* of Companies, Brevet-Major Henry
B. Lynch, from halt-pay of the Voik Rangers, vice Morris,
Who exchanges; Lieutenant Duncan Dewar, fro.n the 21st
Foie, vice / ircb, deceased.
77th Ditto—Assegai:l.-surgeon Henry Hart, from half• ray of the
sth Garrison Battalion, to be Assistant-surgeoo, vice Bridges,
who re iigus.
75th Ditto—William Pollock, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Mackenzie, promoted.
list Dittus—Lieuniaant A..hiaealpine to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchase; Robert Newton Lee, Gent. to be'
Ensign, by purchase; idea Hehderson, promoted.
82d Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Pigott to be Captain of a Com-
pany, without purchase, vice French, deceased.
85th Ditto—Ensign W Illuuu 'Hunt to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice hisher, promoted; Chides James Fox, Gent to
be Ensign, vice tient.
87th Ditto—William Stainton Hodgson', Gent. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vita Bowes, promoted.
10ed Ditto—Captain lienjamin G. Humfrey. from half pay of
the 45th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cus.anee,
who whoops.
2d West India Regiment—Major John Ross to be Lieutenant-
Colonel, without purchase, vice D'U than, appointed to the
Portuguese Army ; Captain George Bradley to be Major, vice
Ross; Lieutenant William James Hance to be Captain of a
Company, vice Bradley.
4th Ditto—Brevet Li htutenant-Colonel Francis Eddins to be
Lieutenaat-Colonel, without purchase, vice Buchan, appointed
to the Portuguese Service ;' Brevet Major John Reed to be
Major, vice Eddins.
lit earth:on Battalion—Captain John Garrock, front the 12th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice !fenny, who ex-

changes.
941Ditto--Liesitenant H. W. Roberts, front half pay of the Bth
Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
Sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Brevet-Major Augustine Fitzge-
rald, front the 49th Foot, to be Major; Quarter-Master Wpi.
Fuller, of the late I Ith Royal Veteran 13at.alion, to 'be I.ieu-
tenant ; Ensign '1 homas Adey, from the York Depot at Chel-
sea, to be Quarter-Matter.
Oth Ditto—To be Lieutenants: Lieutenant Robert Cash, from
the late Sth Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Cameron, whose
appointment hai not take° place ' • Lieutenant William Ross,
front halt pay of the 6th Garrison ,Battalion. To be Ensign—
Ensign John Hall, irony the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion.
Bth Ditto—Lleutenlint Robert Stewards, from the 97a Foot; to

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Lleukeissit-Cokinel GeorgeVlNenlint Forbes, of De Meuron's
•.Regiinent (Aid•da•camp to his Royal Highness the PfinCe Re-
gent), to be Colonel in the At my.
Mak* Messed Roberto, it•tbe 62d Foot, to •be Lieutessanb•Co•
&uncials tbe Army.
Charles Ramos .Forrest, of the 34ih Foot, to be ditto.