The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-05 00:00:00

1' MOM TU ESDA I mtuirs GAZETTE.

WAR-OFFICE, Jor.v 2.
oth Regiment of Foot.—Lieut. W. hlaxwell, from baff-
ling of the third Garrison Battalion. to be Lieutenant, vice
U. Tarieton, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
7th ditto.—W. Murray, Gent, to be Lieutenant, by pue-
rto:se, vire Browslow. promoted to the Ist Ceylon Reg.
66th ditto.—Lient. R. Barker. from half-pay Rifle Bri-
gade. to be Lieut. vice T. R. Timbre'', who exchanges, re-
c. it ine the difference.
Ist Ceylon Regiment.—Brevet Major J. Fritter, to he
Ma ;hr. by purchase. vice Iluskisson. who retires; Lieut. F.
lirownlow, from the ith Foot, to be Captain, by purchase,
vice Fraser.
Brevet.—The undermentioned Cadets of the Honourable
the East India Company's service, to have the temporary
tank of Second Lieutenants. during the period of their being
',fared under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Pasley. of
the Royal Engineers at Chatham, for instructions in the Art
of Sapping and Alining:—Cadet J. Tindal, Cadet F. WOil-
Us ray, Cadet G. Smith, Cadet G. Wheatley, Cadet C. Grant,
Cadet J. T. Boileau.
AI smonsWoom.-11is Majesty has been pleased to ap-
prove of the undermentioned Regiments being permit-
ted to bear on their colours and appointments, in addi-
tion to any other badges or devices which may have
heretofore been granted to those Regiments, thelollow-
ing• words, viz.:-234 Regiment of Foot, or Royal
11 rl,ll Fuvileers, the words " liadsjox," " Salamanca,"
" Vittoria," " Pyrennees," " Irene," Orthes' ""Tou
lonee," in commemoration of the distinguished services
of the Regiment at the siege of liatlejos, on the 16th
March 1812; at the battle of Salamanca, on 22d July
1912; at Vittoria, on 21st June 1813; in the Pyrennees,
in July 1913 ; at Nivel!,' on 10th November 1913; at
Orthes, on '27th Feb. 1814; and in the attack of the po-
sition covering Toulonse, on 10th April 1914.
71. t Regiment of Foot, the word " Hindooston," in
. commemoration of the distinguished services of the Re-
ment in the several actions in which it was engaged in
India, between the years 1780 and 1799.

DI VI DENI,A.
• July 14,11. White, Warminster, Wiltshire, linen-draper—
J•:ly 2S. J. Prichard. Church-lane. St. Mary. Whitechapel.
' cooper—July 24. R. T. de Roche. J. Perrin, and H. L. J.
S. R. Roches. Lime-street, merchants—July 24. It. Lodge,
Plackhurn. Lancashire, butcher—July 14, 4'. and J. Dow-
ley. Willow-street. Bankside, corn-merchants—July 24, J.
Mann. Leeds, Yorkshire. common-brewer—July 27. M.
Cope, Derby. ironmonger—Aug. I. A. Walter and J.
Stokes. Bishopswood and Lydbrook Works, Gloucester-
Oiire, iron-masters—July 20, A. Garrett. Downisam-market,
Norfolk. tanner—July 23. T. Taylor. Preston. Lancashire.
tea-dealer—July 7, W. F. Woodgate, Tonbridge, Kent.
hanker—July 117, H. Barton. Paul's Cray, Kent. miller—
July 7, P. (Iroise, Commercial-road, victualler—July 14..1.
Fuld,. East Grinstend. Sussex. carrier—July 27. R. Wad-
barn. Poole, grocer—July 30, J. Canary. Bishop Wearmoutlt,
• ')urim. ship•onner—July 24. W. Thornton. Devonshire-
reet, Mary-le-hone, merchant—Aug. 4,J. Curtis, Fording-
-I::.dge, Hants, draper.
CEIRTIFIC %TES, JULY 24.
T. Wood. Trowbridge. Wiltshire. clothier—J. Mason.
Liverpool, linen-draper—lLTolson, Dolton. Yorkshire. ma-
nufactu►er—W. Edwards, Manchester, manufacturer—S..
, Brewer, New Brentford, Middlesex, grocer—T. Brown.
Longdon, Staffordshire. grocer—T. Mon.il, Burgh, Nor-
folk. farmer—W. Rue, Lower Past Smithfield, wheelright—
T. and H. Tweed, Chingford Mills. Essex. millers—J.
Dean. Bingley, Yorkshire, builder--J. Laughton, Arbour-
square, Commercial-road, master-mariner.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. Emerson and R. C. Old, Bristol, brass•founders—J.
and W. Floe er. Early, Berkshire. blacksmiths—J. Perfect
and Co., Lee•!+, bankers—M. and It. Pratten, Bristol, cora-
wainers—J. Houghton and Co. New Radford, Nottingham-
shire, lace-makers—l. Whitehodse and J. Woodhill. Bir-
mingham, manufacturers of Britannia metal goods.—S.
'Thoroegood and t:o., Watlington-honse, St. Giles. Read-
ing. Berkshire. school mistresses—T. Eeles and 11. Early,
Wellclose-square. ytholesale slopsellers—J. and D. Dyson,
Huddersfield, woolstaplers—J. Ca►tley anti Co., London—
R. Smith and R. Jones, Manchester, dyers—F. Barry and
H. Curtis. Cheapside. wine-merchants—W. Luton and T.
Eckley. Bristol. sadlers—S. Foster and E. A. Hayes, Bris-
tol. milliners—R. and J. llomershain, Canterbury, wool-
•aaplers—T. Smalley and B. Eccles, Blackburn, cotton ma-
ntiracturers--J. Carrington and Co., Lower Shadwell Mid-
theses. vrharibigers—ti. 'Trimmer and Co., Pudding-lane,
merchants—R. Bright and Co., Bristol. bankers—J. 11.
Lott. and W. Budils. Great Yarmouth, sail-makers—W.
Parker anti J. Wilkinson. Lepton. Kirkeaton, Yorkshire.
fancy manufacturers—J. Boggis and Co., Prescott-street,
Uao.hear'•:-folds, corn-factors—F. Alyea and R. J. Go..
.iing, insurnnee-brokers—J. Leech and Co., Ludgate-hill,
wi:;e-merchants.

ATTEMPTED Suicios.—Tuestlay morning one of
the poor Italian begging boys who have for so
Ling a time infested the Metropols, attempted to
ut a period to his existence by hanging himself
from the scaffolding in the interior of a new build-
ing at S•epney-lielils. The cord used fur the occa-
sion was that of his drnm ; but fortunately a per-
son was attracted to the place in consequence of
the howling of a dog, in sufficient time to save
t! e unfortunate youth from death. Ills dancing
slog, by whose 1114'11114 he was preserved, his little
drum and land tortoise were found placed adjacent
to where he had been hanging. A number of his
heethri.n have, within the last fortnight. heen ob-
riirved wandering about that neighbourhood, where
it appears they have met with less success in the
pursuit of their avocations than at the West-end of
the town, from which, in consequence of the vigi-
•lance of the Menilicity Society's Officers, the greater
part of them have fled, and it is supposed that ex-
treme rant, and a fear of returning home penny-
l-sa to his master prompted the unhappy lad to at-
tempt this rash act.
DREADFUL SVII IDE.—Tnesday afternoon, a young
woman went into a shop in the Borough to pm--
•clinl ‘o:m articles. 4/n being set veil with which, she
tcrdered two counterfeit shillings, and ultimately
gave a new counterfeit half-crown. The owner of
the shop prevented her leaving it, and rent for an
Officer. Shortly afterwards Childe and Dean, two
o:T.lcers, arrived, who took the woman into custody,
Y;,'l conveyed her to the Guilford-street watch-house,
where she gave her name "Sarah Clowster" and
that she resided at Rotherhithe. The officers locked
her up and proceeded to make further inquiry con-
cerning- her. On their return to the watch-house,
they found her suspended from an iron bar by the
end of her apron, the other end being tied round
her neck. She was quite dead.
CHILD Daorrom.—About half-past ten o'clock on
Friday night,..a very fine male child, apparently about
six weeks old, was brought to the Workhouse of the
parish of St. Anne, Blackfriars, which was found ex-
posed in the street, deserted by its unnatural parent ;
it was dressed in a white bed gown, frilled at the bo-
som, a worked muslin cap, lined with red silk, and
laced footing let in behind, with two narrow lace bor-
ders, white ribband, chintz stay, and cockade of the
same. There was a bundle, containing other neces-
sary articles, found with the child.
t An awful instance of sudden death occurred on Sa-
tnrday, at Baling Fair ; a decent looking countrymen,
'About 40 years of age, ascending a show booth, stag-
eared and feH, and instantly expired. There were no
tetra found on his person to lead to a disiovety of
)wbo be was.