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London, England, 1815-08-03 00:00:00

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$AfiT INDIA ,
The Country ship BiNclALMaitcilAgi Ariive!l i&t
*tercty at Portsmouth from Batai•f►ii whit,' pl4ce itu
left About the latter end of Mach.

Information has been received that the C,,lnpar.y's
ships HENItTAbDiNUTOI, ItotrAtCnn rE,C(n
THAN IS, MATTO'S, SURAT CASTLE, PulNue IttnENT,
and WARXEN HATFISOS, al,o the ORP.iItUS, L
DUNCAN, and SoMERISETALUHE ltaderi, sai;ed from S.
li:lena for England on the 15th lune, under coil-
voy of his Majesty's ship Utrssze;..

Information has likvise bent receirel 0: 17 the
ships hiCENIX, LADY CASTeAREAOII, MA PC111,1:: E S (IF
ELY, and COLDSTIMAM, hOfflelVAl d•bOUilap arri red

the Cape on the 31s1 Miy. The Purtstx sailed fiunt
Sanger Roads the Slat JAnttary, from blitdias f!..s
4th March, from C slambo th'i 9d April, and t:uns
Point de Oalle on the 4th tit that month.

The Company6s ship CLaci,,,iltstivard-bprind, ar-
rived' at St. Hele-na on the StSar 1‘.14y, and sailA
again tIH 15th June.
The liEp.reotro,urao and d ENEtt 111. K. I lq), alio /sut.
ward-bound, arrived at that islmid on the 8-.11

FALMOUTH, JULY the of
packet, COATSW(IRTII. lor C.Jrsintia and I.tbhon.
PLYMOUTiI, AUGIAT I.—Came in the Mustiurro
and MARTIAL, sloops of war from a cruize. B.sticd
the Barra; frigate on a cruize.
PORTSMOUTH, AuousN 2.--Arrived thC NIGPA fri-
gate from the Cape of Good Hope, with di .patches ;
VgNOEUR man of war, from Plymouth ; Abton
ALLEN, from Wates ford MADAti.tsunit frigate fr
America; BULWARK man of war from ditto, With
fleet.of transports with troops. Sailed the Ocean,
Patent, John, and John and Jane for the West 4
his Majesty's ships Form' and CORDELIA on a cruiv....
DEAL, AUGUST '2.—Arrived the Economy trans-
port with the Ist Battalion of the Scots Greys from
Portsmouth, for .Edinburgh ; HERON, ALERT! and
MUMS sloops of war from Dungeness, and remain;
Neptune, Cowtritm, from Havannah, for orders.

NAVAL. APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. I. M. Crispo, son of Captain Crt,po, to the rank of Lieu•
tenant ; l.ieut. Thomas Carter, nephew of the late Sir John Car-
ter, to the rank of Ccittunander, and appointed to the Rinaldo, at
Jamaica.

Li euTsulksres •PPOINTED TO TELICII ANIS —J. D. Dabine,
to New Cross; Henry Fryer, to Shooter's Hill; Fdward
qu!ere, to Swanseoonibe; Thomas Hstioatn, to Cad's Hill; I.
Caldwell, to Shottinden; J. Elwin, to Hart sin Downs; Nt_lin!at
Waller, to Bett.bariter ; J. Cla) seq. to Dal; E. Paul, to l'oey ;

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I. J. Folds, to Barrow filli P. Shanty/ell, to Sherrociw ; Thu..
Hill, to Wickham; A. Hughes, to Privtle Vown ; Wry. Beckett,
to Charlburg ; G. W. Brown, to igAniltoil; P. rraJtrin, to Bell-
challweil; G. Hopklot, to High Voy.

Government,' it is said, has received accounts this
morning, that the Peace is signed between the Allies
and Frame.

The Prtze•money obtained by the capture of Cindy
is estimated at Three Hundred 'Thousand •Nunds. •
This day General BLooatrtmo set off for Paris.
The Lady of the Right 'Hon. Colonel M•ivlArtoxt
died this morning at thc Colonels' House, in Pull.
Mall.'

MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.—About a quarter I,e-
-fore two o'clock this morning, a patty (consistag
nine) of the 14th Light Dragoons, esenrzed a car.
riage and pair from the Vex end of the town, thr.itigh
the Strand, rleer.stieet, and along Blaelariars-hridge.
The whole proceeded with uncommon raiidity j but
who or whit the carriage contained is entirely- mar' r
of speculation. S as,e think that the carriage Ef.n•
Vaned one or more of 13oNaeaara's quondam. also.
dates, who are not permitted to proceed with him to
St Helena. If sob the carriage was probably pro-
' ceeding to Dover or some other port to ship the
realm= for France.
FAMILY INcaEasc—Yesterday morning tie wife of
John Andrews, a private soldier in the grensid,a
co:Ur:toy of the Coldstream Guards,. was I.llely deli-
vered of three children, two boys and a girl, %viio,
with their mother, are in a fair way of doing w.ell,
they had the meant of ealytort.
Our Readers will be pleased to see that 'the grt.at
Capitals in the late. Lottery have been distr.butei te,
the Public in Shares : the seio,ooo, in 12 Quarters,
'Eighth, and 6 Sixteenths—the re 30,000, in
ter and 12 Sixteenths—and the i620,((X), in I zo.ir-
ter, l Eighths, and 8 Sixteenths. This shews For-
tune to be more kind than she is wont, and accounts
for the early and eager demand for Tickets and Shares
in die new Lottery, the Scheme of which. is already
announced.

Tbegentlemen who form the band of Drnry.lane
Theatre, have presented Mr. A itrooLn .ry
ekgsro and costly piece of plate, bearing an inst tip.
.tion. Which expresses their grateild thanks fur his
kind and genilemanly conduct daring of
bis management, •to which the iiitetests of tile con-
cern, and-lhe comforts.of the perfumers are so touch
beholden ; and their sincere regret at his deter-ilium-
tion to recede from the direction of that Ts:catty "
'the long pending d
boxing match between E
, .
aoottas, t.f equal weight, was made at Bet..
ClltiteS; after the dinner on Monday, for 50 gtioras
.1 side. This is one. of the gre.stest matches that :as
been ?mode for many years, and tlitattAnds will be
pending lion it.-,
Tnesdcy (vetting, 'blot six o'clock, Mr. JAmis
Bs Rh r, a re,pectable tradesman, of Green-street,
Lei-
etste'r•scfu:tre, went out in a roe-horse chaise, with
his wife “nd child, for an airing, but he Lad NAT
tressed airing Putney-brittie, when ilia horse startled
at some object, and ran off in a most furi.ms manner.
The cha to was overtintied, and the whole family .
thrown oit with such violence, that Mr. Bvtitim only
stirvived the shock until yesterday morning, when he
expired ; his wife and child providentially escaped
with only some slight bruises. .
Tuesday se'nmght, as Captain Tortiamsow of the
3d Royal Lancashire Regiment, was returning in his
car from Killiney to Dublin, accompanied by Lieu-
tenant-Colonel BELFORD, of the sth Garrison Batta-
lion, the horse took fright about half way between
Ball's Bridge and Baggot-street Bridge, and ran off
in a furious manner; after breaking the shafts they
were both thrown out with such violence, that Co.
'oriel BRIJ:011D had some of his ribs broken and
otherwise much bruised. Captain T. fortunately
escaped with a slight injury in his attele. .

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