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London, England, 1818-08-19 00:00:00

the present occasion."
There have been several other Orders issued since
I wrote, but all of minor importance and interest to
you. You shall now have the best part of them. Oa
Tuesday there came cut an Order of the 16th, direct-
ing the transfer of hi; Majesty's 67th regiment from
Bengal to the division of the Bombay army under
Sir W. hair. On the saane day, one of the 17th, di-
recting a near carps of frontier horse to be raised for
immediate service. The strength, establishment,
lowancas, to be in all respects the same as in the
other corps of Rohllla horse. Captain Sneyd, of the
Ist Native Cavalry, to command, and his brother,
Lieutenant Sneyd, of his Majesty's Sth Dragoons, to
be Adjutant.
In the same Order, what is of rather more In
terest, the First and Third lhigades of Cavalry ore
reported to be broktm np front that date, :m•,l all
Staff-appointments connected therewith to ceaso ac-
cordingly ; and yesterday Captain Fitzgerald, of the
fitir Cavalry, is in orders, as Persian Interpretec, and
Extra Aide-de-Camp to the Commandet-in-Chief
from the 7th January This, I think, is the sum and
substance of his Lordship's orders: Now for the other
news of camp.
On the 20th we heard that the Peishwa, with his
whole army, had been gallantly beaten off, by about
550 of the Bombay army. He made several attacks
upon them, but in all was repulsed. Our loss V.": 1!:
considerable, and among these several Officers are
included. One of our guns had got disabled and un-
manageable, this the Peishwa is reported to ha rr
carried off on an elephant. We look forward with
certainty to-the army breaking up about the end of
the month. It is not likely to be, however, till the
Officer arrives with the Treaty with Holkar, and he
is yet about five marches from us. All the troops,
it is said, are to go into cantonments, excepting. two
t* three battalions which go down to General Mar-
shall, with the battering train. The Bth, 15th, 5114,
and 25th, are talked of for this duty. Twenty guns
are on the way from Shere-Gliur for the service, and
the forts to be taken are said to be Ratghur and Sass
gur, both of them hilforts and strong, but the for-
mer especially so.
They talk of introducing appointments by Brevet
into the army; and all the Officers are in high spirits,
and full of the advantages of 'which it will be pro-
ductive. His Lordship is said to have found much
difficulty in rewarding merit on many occasions, and
can only do it, by giving a Staff appointment, whiai
removes a man from the wry situation in which lie
has made himself conspicuous, and in which he is
ptrhaps mot calculated to shine. Captain Fitzgerald
is an instance. Sir J. Malcolm is said to have beets
consulted on the subject, and to have given it his de-
cided approbation, and the measure is reported to
have gone home for the consideration of the Direc-
tion, fiighlirecommended by the GovernoreneraL
It will -have one great advantage, that of affording
an opportunity for young and active men to hold
commands.
A Court-martial sat yesterday on a private of the
European Regiment, whcrshot a corporal cf the same
corps the day before ; the poor man died in the course
of the day. The ball had passed through the lungs ;
the prisoner was tried for mutiny and found guilty,
and is expected to be shot to-morrow ; he had been
reprimaiaded on parade by his Officer, and threatened
to be punished ; on goings home he loaded his piece,
with the determination of :looting the Officer t three
different times he went to his tent, but kiekily did
not find him ; the corporal'came before him, and told
him be was ordered to put him in confinement; he
lowered bis piece, and without the least appearance
of passion, tired it at the poor uun.

John Whitfield, late of Old-street, St. Luke's, coal-merchant,
(but naw a prisoner in the Fleet) to surrender August 25,
Sept, 5, and 29, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Chapman, Stevens, and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle,
Queen-street, London.
Samuel Wilkins, of Wycomb, Ducks, and of Russell-
street, Bermondsey, follmonger, August 22, 29, and Slit. 2V,
at elver, at Guildhall Attornies, Messrs. Hurd and John-
son, King's Bench Walks, Temple.
James Breese:of Caersvrys, hlontgomeryeldre, grocer, Sept. 7,
e, and 29, it eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury, S dop.
Attornies, Messrs. Philpot and Stone, 1, Hare-court, Tem-
ple; or Messrs. Maddock, Jackson, and Burley, Shrewsi.ury.
Robert" Ray, of Norwich, grocer, Sept. 1,9, and 29, at four, at
at the Rampant Horse Inn, Norwich. Attorniee, Mer.er-.
Sewell and Blake, Norwich ; or Mr. 'Thomas Tilbury, FM-
con-street, Falcon-square, London.
William Smith, of Leicester, woolstapler, dealer and eh:Tinian,
Sept. 7,8, and 29, at eleven, at the Serac. n's Head, Leicester.
Attornies, Messrs. Lowdhant and Greaves, Leicester, or Mr.
Jeyea, Chancery-lane, London.
John Harcourt, late of Chard, Somerset, banker, Auzn:t "2,
and Sept. 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, John
Ellis, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDIIALL.
Sept. 15, T. Flower and J. Mainwaring, of Chiehester-tents,
Chancery-lane, jewellers, at ten.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Sept. 22, S. Ready, Southatnpten, dealer, at one, at the Star
Inn, Southampton. Sept. 15, J. Coleman, Liverpool, biscuit-
baker, at one, at the George, Liverpool. Sept. 11, R. Green-
wood, Todmorden and Walsden, La.lcathire, cotton-manufac-
turer, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Nlanchester. Sept. 10, D.
Pattinson, Carlisle, common brewer, at eleven, at the King's
Arms, Carlisle. Sept. 10, E. Foster, PJckergatc, near Carlble,
grocer, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Carlisle. Sept. 16, J. IL
Pemberton, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George Inn,
Liverpool. Sept. 14, J. 'Moore, liishop-Monckton, J. Tennant,
Leeds, J. Foster, Bishop blonktOn, fiat-spinners, at eleven. at
the Sessions-house Leeds. Sept. 10, J. Haugh,, Carlisle, com-
mon brewer, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Carlisle.
CERTIFICATES—SEPT. B.
J. Lansdell the younger, of lknhill, farmer. J. W. Rose, of
Bishops;ate-street, silk-mercer. It. Pearson, Doncaster, butcher.
J. May man, Dewsbury, innkeeper.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Grocott and Dorrington, Manchester, spirit-merchants.—
Chamberlain and Goodbody, North-row, coach-smiths. Pear-
son and Co. Sheffield, bricklayers. Morris and Shaw, Oldham,
coach-proprietors. Debary and Co. Gate-street, solicitors. her-
bey and Walker, Poplar, linen-drapers. Bradford and Whittle,
Chester and Sandbach, tanners. Attwood and Johnson, Peking-
ton, coal.miners. Sugder and Wheatley, Leeds, macine-tna-
ken. Gifford „and Co. Bridport, sail-cloth-makers and yarn-
spinners. Barney and Bevins, Wolverhampton, japanners.—
Walter and Co. Moukton, &c. farmers.

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rtom may be tad, also wri•ten by the late Bishop of
Land.iff,
or.rteous Tracts on Religious, Political, and Agticultnri
'I. In two vols. Bvn. price Xi. to. in boards.

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of mankind is intended, it is with pleasure we can
inform our Readers, a Publication of importance will
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Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-lioad, containing Practical Obser-
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that Establishment no doubt will be read with avi llty by those
who have been afflicted, and perhaps improperly treated by
persons unacquainted with an important branch of the pro-
fession; it will also be useful to Students and young Practitioners.
Matra. Coons and Co. after forty yiars' practice in various
Hospitals abroad and in this Metropolis, are consulted daily at
Woodstock-street, Oxford-street; and at the Medical 'bard,
Charlotte House, Great Charlotte-street, Illackfriars road, pre-
cisely front twelve until eight in the evening, where advice is
given (gratis) en Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday mornings.,
nail twelve o'clock.—Lemera, stating particulars) sod gostain.
Ins a tvaralting fee, inusedistnly attended to.

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