The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-23 00:00:00

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1'19.117.(1L INTELLIGENCE.
PORismouyil, !It
,the, flaDock,
s'
Eclair., anti Compel, from &Oink
fiont Wort ; Jewel and Phosbe, from Swine.
mine; and the BleononiCarlotta, front Stisekhollit.
DZAL; Aua. tte.-Atsiied the Slissrpshic:fer bad
Berniuda, in sailed with the gi.houridentl Plumper
to Sheerness, to be Kid. oir.—capm.down from the
River and sailed the I illurin, for America.,Remaius
the Fanny, Wallis, for Botany Bay.
Pt.emotiTit, A iJc.2l.—Came in the Obi-severance,
from Cork ; L' illfrede; (roil Brest; Fit, from'
Waterford; four transports, with French prisoners,
:from Antwerp; and the Tiber 'frigate, from a ereite.
—Sailed the Belkropkon, fur Pertsinetith; Riftereiri
i for Ireland ; and the Btooikoundi, for Liierpord.

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(ore-horse of the carriage, and they will contrive To rig It Dregs oe ovs 4rnssmAN.
The
whim the contents into the next bog. l .—...i11e5.. •
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'of DAVOesc iu Paris has been antirouribed,.: ' Sittio:Admitilig, id general, ihi OM met se arid sew-
, the Generalissimo, is alone wanting to emit finienti of soitir valeitiliCerrespondent. Mr. Leif?,
.le trio, that they may form a•Council of War, f cannot help expressing my surprile at • 'oe excessive
decide how they can best employ the twelve unqtialified pritse he has bestowed upon BON4ARER
Ind Officers who are runuing about here in his lasi cgiiins"iitiestinn to your Newspaper. Sore,.
' the Federes and the Mob;- and to arrange lying cannot so totally ha*, forgotten the whole .1.1
it will he time for the Generals (whom they Bo4AliAlirre's ciindoet einge-lie first got peseessioe of
or the present sent three days journey froth the Government of Fringe, air tri lay with Mr. Cos-
to .
return. Both in Paris and in the' cdtintry nett; • ".tivielie has deserved Site idra' iratiou and
of our officers have been shit or knocked' on gratitude of es'el.y free mad in every natieti its die
lead. All this is not noticed in the French worlii."-. , '. - - . .
1
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but is very true." - i ' 1 eannorforttet thy w.kat meant BONAPRKTIObIIIia-
- " -ed the 'supreme poorer of the Motion, how be over-
ter, of the 11 th ult. from Point-a-Petit.; Gila= turned a free Government by military force, Ito* he
,pe, mention the circumstance of an attack being gradually advanced himself from being Piiit tonsil,
ti to he made upon that island, by sit ealte• to Emperor, and how he subjected the }4 1t . tive
renc o
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'mom Moirtiolique, fitted out by the Governor- most rigid tyranny that, perhaps, any nation ever
1, VAGOIRAUD; the troops consisting of Boor•
endured.—How ire aronhilated the liberty' of the
and English. • .. Pewit, Aug. 18.
Pressl and set bounds to the bonne intellect by new , g 4 In compliance with your frequent requests dirk
',pence of living in Paris is becoming enor.
in consequence of the scarcity and high price modelling the National Institution, so as to check I would give you *a correct sketch of the world as
visions. The British troops are said to be not alt discussion on subjects the most intelosting tothe it goes here, I send you what I have belt been able
with their att"ativ being under calms', mind of man. Although RORESPIERRS exercised the to authenticate of parsing events. The State of de-
nnihe Prussians and Russians are living comfort. ~ , gradation Into Which France is fallen is almost be-
the King and his Ministers are obliged
most rigid tyranny over the persons of men, he ma
yond belief;
ipon the inhabitaiits.
to endure daily, stay hourly, the bitterest humi-
every thing to emancipate their minds ; and when he
are glad to learn that cotton goods continue
enacted the admirablelsw forthe protection ofliterary liations from the Allier t Sovereigns, their Ministers,
&mimed. Manchester was never k voown to
ve basin's,' than it has for some weeks past. property, he at the came time formed that cies, in the and Generals. These seem agreed in one thing
merieans have assisted greatly in dealing the It.stitute, denominated of Moreland Political Science. olatte—to dictate to, not to treat with, Louis and
and are agreed on no other single
Sets; mod we may hence be satisfied that the In his new constitution for that hntIy,BONAP I err com- his Ministers,
of the progress of the cots. or trade in the . point. Yet thy, diderence consists chiefly in the
mote or less apoliatiou of which each would
pletely omitted that class and substituted another in
I states are oor siothentic.—(Glargtoto Paper.) France, s
its room, which be intitled 66 Of the French Language .
turn to his own profit ; thus Austria, feigning great
terday Sir Ws. Latonto,s, lint. locum tenens
LORD MAYOR, inspected the prices of wheat and Literature," and by so doing he bounded the concerti for the security of Switzerland, would have
tour, and ordered the price of bread to be re, researches of the human intellect in France to mere a terliiary of about thirty leagues eireunderioire
I half an assize, or a penny in the peck loaf, to physical wool oreamental pursuits, and proscriberlota round' Baste, including the fortress of Iluningueu,
dare to-morrow; to quarters; loaf wheaten is far as be could, those higher objects of enquiry which . added to that country. Prussia thinks Strasburg in•
be sold at 1 ltd. and household lad. • dispensable to the security of her new possessions on
' There is out. commercial house in the city which conduce to the moral awl political improvement of the mine. &tom', a new Belgic roomier; and to
0001. a.year for the postage of forovignietters.. society end of man. So completely had he de- all these projects of dismemberment, if they do not
tons of silver, the property of* simile house strayed all freedom of intercourse, that net the most take place, Alexander will be the only obstacle. In
city, has been lately melted down for niter. distant allusion to his usurpation was permitted the Meal' time all parties keep the et-ouch Ministry
' either its ,:muersa tion or otherwise, and yet this is in the most profound darkness with regard
,lo their
TILIIIIIIIT TialviTstge— real intentions,
A new Musical Farce, the man vino has been so eulogised by the friends of of the meaning while the King is equally ignorant
of his Allies or of his own Cabinet.
A Chip sit the Old Nock, or The Village
freedom. How they reconcile this to themselves I
Wive, was brought forward last night. ll'he
structure of a simmer Afterpiece is seldom "mint "" imagine ; En-attendant, the results of the discussions and dis-
a•I I call upon them to prove pules of the Diplomatists, the Foreign G..nerals are
tculated to endure the touch of criticism ; nor can .by wha. single act of his reign Bons:PARTE ever , not inactive. 64 Delenda est Carthago," is their
pronounce of this, that, it has more durable qua. served Itt..• cause of civil arid political liberty. That motto, aid ell their m ,asures are subservient to this
than its Predema°m• A few of ►'he situations he was the enemy of religious tyranny I will not Insnciple. You may have read Orolietances,&c. in some
comic, but the general interest of the piece urns of the French Papers relating to the sulaistence of ,
deny, and for this I feel indebted to him in common
Yid. Teem was too much of sentiment, sod too the foreign troops, which ntay lead you to an erro.
of vivacity for farce. The incidents were re.
with all those who consider a freedom of thought :teens supposition that bible at free quarters it at an
Iblv few ; nor was this barrenness of plot re. and expression in religious concerns as the most end—lout an conlraire, the soldiers indeed receive
deemed by any animation or wit in the dialogue.— callable privilege of mankind ; but for what else he their rations regularly from the depots, but these they
"ties has a part which he alone makes a eha. deserves praise during his reign of fifteen. years, sell or throw *way as not good enough, and help
and a song is introduced in the second Act themselves to what they like better. Blucher and
, has not yet come to my knowledge. Mr. LO. lin
.pressly adapted for the display of his powers of many of the Generals have tables kept for them-
icry. Ile was loudly encored, and, as usual, has given credit to BONAPARTE for the possession of -.,
selves end • large **esti'. The English, in fact, are
afterwards with variations. Miss MATHEWS qualities which his former conduct has not shOwn the only people, s Idlers or officers, that pay for any
mg two very pretty songs. An apology was that he deserves ; rood thot.io I wonder at I cannot thing ; for tloil they are laughed at by their Allies.
for her, previously to drawing up the,curtaiu, revere a man whose ambition has caused so many ca. ! There is not a common soldier in the Prussian army
that she was extremely unwell, but that she lamities and so little good to mankind ; for I affirm, that has "et
air" money than three'f""" of our
lifted her room with great risk, rather than dis- , with
out fear of contradiction that all the advantages officers. I heard one of them say yesterday—" On
it the audience by withdrawing the farce. She , vend de l'argent id console de la bone." It has
the French at this time possess over other nations, beets the policy
through her part, however, with considerable of the Allies to spread their trooPs
The musk is !I). WHITAKER; but it contains they owe to the'Revolution, and not to Bosrsesect. over the country. The Austrians and Prussians
ing very striking. Some disapprobation mini. To that they are indebted for their emancipation from wherever they go carry devastation inaheir train.—
' itself towards the middle of the piece, but at feudal and ecclesiastical tyranny, for a free repre. On their approach the inhabitants
,or the smaller vil-
lages fiy into the woods, Itetri,re, every thing behind
conclusion we think the ayes preponderated.— 'Notation, freedom of debate, and freedom of the
I thor will do well to exclude a few of those them oncell what little money they Cati carry away,
press, all of which lie destroyed ; and if they require d
Lie sentiments, which are so obvious and un. an when, as it sometimes happens, the solineis tea.
Ig, and with which even the golleries cannot them under Louts, it must he from the exertion of verse the woods and find some of these wretches en-
be captivated ; and also to alter that clumsy : that spirit which 15 years of tyranny has not sub- deavouring to conceal themselves, they fire upon
by which MATHEWS, while blindfolded, is made deed. I love to find the truth, and I love to speak them awl kilt many. An Officer who had witnessed
foe his daughter in marriage. All the per. it. Others who see BONAPARTE in a different light' hlasseua's retreat from 'Portugal, describes the [tor-
- -- "'ammitied

•rs exerted themselves, especially Theme and from what I see him may think they are in the right,
Y. ,
and if they do they are iti the right to say so ; but I
• turnip crops in Wiltshire have, in general, .
and the feeders complain much of the short-
never can reverence nor admire a man so devoted to
gran, in consequence of which, though up- the objects of his own ambition as to pursue them,
of 30,000 sheep and lambs were penned at in defiance of every other consideration. BONA-
,rd annual fair, near Salisbury, comparatively PARTE, in my opinion, is not an object of ye-
w sales were effected, and those were made at a titration for the fr: ads of freedom, though from
ion of at least 7s. per head from last year's
the change of his circumstances, and the pliability
handsome gallery erected at Dulwich College, of his mind, he might have become an instrument
. display of tire valuable pictures bequeathed to to promote it. On that ground only, and on
•he late Sir F. BOURGEOIS, is now nearly coin- account of the injustice he has suffered from the
and will speedily be opened for public in. Allies, have I ever been inclined to say a word on.
.A ROB Pura.--As some Gentlemen were lately the side of BONAPARTE; and though I never believed
in the great punt belonging to Mr. Fisch, in
all the lies that have been told of him, nor can I re-
:
ik, within half a mile of Valve, they drew probate all his seeming acts of tyranny, I must ever
ike of a very large size, which they opened, consider ! ins to have been a tyrant. That he was'
it mock swelled, and discovered in the progremi•ely extending and strengthening the se- ; '
41 a carp, the weight of which was eight pouted* cavities against his own or any individual Power in I
4 buff ! The
;lied nearly 36 p pikounds! e. disencumbered of its Meatl
the French Constitution, I allow, but I give him no
iitlay morning as a waggon belonging to bar. credit for it, because he could not do otherwise ; he ;
, of [fidget, Shropshire, drawn by five vale- found himself compelled to allow that freedom to the
horses, was going for coals, one of them, a French which he had so long suppressed. That he
colt, took flight on the road near the Gibbet. possesses greatness or fortitude of mind I never can '
:urnpike, between Wolverhampton and Bilston,
conceive; but he, has shown, on all occasions, a de-
oteithstanding the exertions of the waggoner,
held the fore horse until his own life became
gree of hardened insensibility, which may be mis-
;ngered, leapt into the month of an old coal- taken for it, and he not been treated as he has been, i
tear the road side, dragging the whole of the he could never hate been an object of compassion or
,fter him, by which they were all unfortunate- regard. That the French feel the loss of him, and
,led. • regret, I will not for a moment deny,—for as the ma.;
ednesday night, a during attempt was made to j .
ortty of the French nation care very little about :
into the shop of Miss Rumania, jeweller, Mil-
Jeet, Beth. The ruffians had succeeded in liberty, they were satisfied with glory and renown. I
; down one of the shutters, and were proceed. If the Allies hat observed the Treaty of Fontein-
, their felonious intentions, when, it is supposed, bleau, BONAPARTE could never have been an object '
beard the approach of a watchman, precipitately of Ikitish sympathy or generosity.
and have not since been discovered.
paragraph stating, that Mr. Abraham I retnain, Abraham Jacobs, I
. Hartford, near Morpeth, W. BUR DON. &c. 1
i
att, of peke's-place, had been deprived of hia i Augutt 19, 1813. .
in consequence of the indifferent reputation i
I
house, ha siug appeared in this and other Pa- ' Large orders are daily received hem Paris for ,
we are desired to contradict the same, and to Tickets and Shares in the Lottery which is
.to bet
that no such suspension has taken place. drawn to-morrow. This proceeds, no doubt, from
-.ea..— ' that spirit for adventure which all the natives of the 1
•N-Exc. mior. Aug. 93.—We had nn additionnl ;learnt Continent are known to possess; indeed, whet, we 1
new ens usorisile, Cr...,, eriteris,atal 11. e (1163111111) IEI.I 11.""" Consider' the veil* limited number of Tickets, the
!tmalay bring law. made to:v.ow a riphsiderabir siipph I
'y Nil. i 5,,,, dttp,,,,,i so, bmeg hut fro h 0,,.,,,. ‘,., imp qtrantity and amount of the Capitals. and the trifling
•iiTts be considered the same as ow WWl's. Itallry i• risk by which they maybe obtained, we cannot won.
: 'vie. hu4 Is. ors g•'""" thral'er '"4" 11""' re."' aunt der at the desire evinced by all classes to partake of
Ow re is ssii alivraiisi.—Am rare Arm of ill..ndaY'' rintro,w•
Neale:ice ligreed to ;Owe she grks at Door st. pr sibilyt tlicau
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Faou rat LONDON GAZETTE, Aua:2% •
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R. Office, Aug. 21, 1815.
, 116 Royal Highness the Prince Regent hie been
pleased, in the iisirie and ori behalf of hli Majesty, to
Appeeem of the 80th Regiment.heing iii future styled
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Illuktisth,(eir Dike of York's Own) Regiment of
Light InfentOt and alio to permit the ILeginierit to
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bear ctri its colours and apPointments' in addition to
any other badges or devices %Thiel; dist •.kale
-heretofore granted to. the . Regiment,- the ()ties
" Auto tpkwioiv iestirgo." -•
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PROMOTIONS.
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• 'err-ONice, Avg. 2!. -
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lst. meet DragooaPeards, Seijeant•Alajoi.thos., Brew"
. rtbs Atijulant (with the rank of Cornet), vice Sholief, killed
, .
itto ,Lienteimpl jittgustas Reehelei. from Ithif.pat
• of the ;di Dragoon Gear*, to •be Lieutenant, a i.hout par.
Acne.
Lttrh Itekiment Of Lifilit ovageom, Edward Weight, Gent, 10 bur
Cornet. by ,ptirehn e, roe Stacy. Otoinsied. •
Itro, Cornet Arthur C Lowe to be Lieutroothi„ by pars
Wee 'thicket., promoted.
ttranl.W, Stopford. Gent, to he Cornet. without purehak.
ddrcam Regiment o
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as
ornwall Hoot.
tost•e,,Ensitu ai4 Lleitenant, without purchase, vice Miry,
pimmottsr.
. I.2th jlegiatent of Foot.
tail* Lieuteireets; without purchase— Ensigns John St; John
Mt Thomas Vincent.
To be blintzes— ,---,- Archer, vice St. John; and Hon.
Butler, vice Vincent.
19th Ditto.
le Ta lieutcomrs, without purellinermitign 3411 Whiteford,
See Johnson, promoted a Ensign Robot tel.
cough, promoted aud Ensign Valentine Boom, vice Dick-
, tm, promoted in the !few Brum.. ark Fencibies.
To be,Einigns —Williitn (lathy; Gent. Vice Bonney; and 0.
Fi-ederick Eiderom, vice groan.
Nth Ditto, Ensign R. Everett, from the Nth Pout. to be En-
sign, without purchase, vice Wigwore, promoted in the td
cdreison Battalion.
41st Ditto, Ensign William Droutatood, from the ittjth Feet, le
be Lieatenant, by purchase, vice Barnard, promoted in the
47th Foto.
41d Mutt, Volunteer Ronald 14• Donald. from the 19thrdett
be Ensign, without purchase, vile Cowelt, whose Impalas►
ment has not taken place.
45th Ditto. James Dunlop, Gent, to ei tiiitgn, by parehase,
vice Cnrstairs, promoted.
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• Assistant-Sturgeon John JObsort, from the 56th Foot, to be Ke. •
sistaot Surgeon, vice hadford..wbo exrhunes:
47th Onto, Ensign James Were, limo hitt uni'of the'SlSth Point, •
to he .Ensitn, vice Citrus churl, *tot exchange!.
Surgeon Joules Seim, from holtpay of the Regiment, to be
Surgeon. . , .
Assistant SurgeonJames Hark, from aline, di bb Assistants •
Surgeon.
49th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Bartley to be Cattai l ifs Oumi
;may, v.lthout poeticise vice Fitzgerald, pstia
Itovni Veteran Dattolitio. • . • • • • ,
54th Ditto, Caplet.' George 'F. lock, five Obit Ipt Gambia •
Rotation, to be Caphila of a Company, vice Pigott, shoe* •g.
•&inces. '
56th Ditto, A&btoet Surgeon Henri W. Rudnick Ibe dui
45th Foot; to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Joists, eke vb.'
cheap%
5841 i Ditto ThiMeas HolYoake, Geist: to be Ea4gii, bypuisimmi •
- vice Campbell, promoted
filito,lllUO. „
To he Majors, without piirchase—Orevet »f or P. Maui*,
'vice Brown, appointed' to the Portuguese Array. ' ' •
Brevet MajorJipm Machtahoa, vice Grant. deceased. , .1.
To he Captain of a Company, by purchase-I.lemetetal no*.
'William S. &Mud, froMthe Ist Dragoon GinWsrvies• Oak
Mahon. • '
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To be Lieutenant, without porehase--•Lientetsant Wo. Hein
Spell% from the York Chancery.
69th Ditto,. Brevet Lieutenant-colonel George litudeba‘y 111/ 7
• be Lieutenant-Colonel. Vice 1110friCe, killed inaction. •
Brevet Major Lenis Matson to he Major, vice Muttlebury, • •
To be Captains of Compaitiet—Lleutenttat R. baker, vice •
Curzon, killed in. 'clime; Lieutenant Denman 16•Phentse,
vice Hobboose, killed fu action Lieutenant Chaste! FraAu
man, vice Blackwood, killed in action; and License" Wti !. •
Harrison, vice Watson.
To tic Lieutenants—Eabigne Edward Hodder, vice Wlgbtwick,
lofted in action; Wm. Bartlett, vice Bakes; B, B. Dobbin,
vice Al`Pbersoo; Cbatles Seward, Vice Freeman; and 11. U.
Keith, vice Harrison. • .
To be En-lens—John Barlow, Gent.. vice Banter.; Robert
Cornet, ceut. vice Mishit); George' Langton, erne vice
beward; lion. Nm. Hamilton, vice Keith; and Voletweirt -
!Khoo puichise, vice Hodder.
73d Ditto, Wm. Henry Butler, tient. 10 tie Ensign, vice Page,
lolled in action.
Slat I)itte',Jo..a Palmer, Gest, so be Ensign, without pate-bate,
vase Dickens, ',mewled is the Sd Garrison !Satiation • 7
821 Ditto, Lieutenant Cuthbert ileac i from half-pity of the •
e6bibutuit:,oo4..ideoo
rb;eLtiarieutreiran:.freincet. Hato ibell'iej..;:iiitili.,:ts.aciltus:iiuiges,.6ur.
chase, vice Evcrardr appointed to the .14th
96th Hutu. Lecture:tit Not. Stret, b, from half-pay of the Re. - •

roes commit.% there as mere yto the desolation of - • • • .
,s,or);atti.o:ciejleeoLtetiewentetoz,,,,,.c.tencatni;iirbellzr ev.c.,,. mi..
ii
Alsace, where he had travelled nil the route of the 9;,
Austrian troops. Those who do not understand the . toot, to be Lieuteuant, vice ',lowbrow*, who-reicohanges.l
cards and hear the Confederation styled Louis's stillinsWiegult Inwd:LitetgilvelliL,—Lerej.,l,,rke,/ ttlith, ti• rill' to be
Allies, stare at these things, yet the game is played Royal West Indial
Rangers' —Wrevet Major John john resigns.
OA, ,
without much finesse and nut difficult of comprolien. from the 46th Foot, to he Major, ts ilium purchase, vice ,
iirereton, promoted in the !loyal African Corps.
sion. It is not of-French coina4e, but ass Austrian Ist Garrison Raitaboo, Captain Robert Pigott, from the
Prince that assumed ' Louie I' inerilable.' Ath Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice tack, abo
hanges.
" Your obedient servant, exc
Sd Ditto.
"A. M." .To be Lieutenants—Ensigns Robert Wm. Groon, vice Russell,
lappointed to she tt.h Royal Veteran Batialina i said bausecl
R. Maims, frum ills( Foot.
The seats lii the pit of Covent-garden Theatre will To be Ensign, Richard Critter Reid, (Sent. vice Gyhon.
be atcoMmonated not only with backs, but also with bin Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign Million( Halliday to
Lieutenant, vice Crampton, deceased.
soft CuFhionS. ' Lienteeaut Heron to be Adjutant, tics Crampton; de-
EALFs ANIt) Scaoacoros•—A meeting of the 'ma. ceased.
6th Ditto, Captain
Company.
D'Arey, from the 60. h Foot, to
tears of the fist took place on Monday evening at be Captain of a Company.
Belcher's; when the whole of the stakes of 100 gui. I BREVET.
neas for the approaching combat on Saturday next To be Llentenant-Colooels in the Army.
was made good. Ni, fight for these 20 years has ex. Mae; Geor
Uia.n ge Mailer, of the 9.4 Battalion of the. Line King'.
cited se much lively interest as the one now pending. Major Andrew Hamilton, of the 4.h Weft India Reginieut.
The best judges of pugilism differ in opinion, and ca i Tho, To he Majors in the Army.
consequently betting runs very high. On making the , Garai: TholllaS %diyiliOnlell lad. the liyhhL ghttDragootis.
stakes good some few bets were made, commenting . Captain Sampsou Stowell, of the Ilth Light Dragonro.
at sto 4on Scroggins, and leaving off at one point : C•rti.. the li!.". 'Rohe" "mem., of the lot of Gre-ediee
t ot tiinod...
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lower. Both the men are in the best condition and' To—b":1T; ir .in the Comment of Africa only, Captain
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the battle will he 20 miles from London. • i Peddle, of the 12th Foot.
FRUITS or OPPOSITION.—The
following notice i ToThoLtu'ia tan :re,
ithoef to'loetitiitnelani osft
a:fr,icrs only—Clout
was cried by the bellman in Bradford and Trove. • Royal Corsican gaugers, Brevet LielitenuotZilonel A: Schaal-
bridge, on Friday morning :—" Mr. Howkins'i 1 melketel to be iiielitentint.colonel, trillium paircnaet4 -•
,ot
Coach leaves the Hare and Hounds corner, at seven traeritt4Y'
appoiwed to the lit Grenadicr Regirneut
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o'clock, to Bath end Basted. Fare, inside, 2s. ; Brevet major I). Rossi to be Major, vice Schummelloistel.
outside, nothing; and coffee, • tea, lied. -eggs, free of; Lieitutroaut Paid Zerbi to be Captain of a Company,
expence, at the Golden Lion, Bath, at half-pest
eight.—God save the King and Ile whine, and protect '
' Sicilian. Regiment, 4.lentenant M. Almyr Dalton, from
pay of the Chasseurs Binanniques, to be Lieuteuans,
the public."
Duller, whs. eschanges:
Emik Row Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, witheiit purchase,
SUDDEN DEATll.—Sstordarniorning Mr. Arnold, ifcnry, promoted.
a respectable fraiterer, dropped dawn in alit Its•hilr, - • - -MEMORANDUM.'
shop in the City.road and instantly expired. It ap. i Liet, ni teusto, a
ildlaiyit litohbe: of the 40th superseded, Foot, is supeeded,
-us
peered he had left the breakfast table to serve a i.., Toe.Appoidoneludwoi, of the nodee.mentioned otareri,
customer who 'chanced to Coate in ; Mrs. Arnold, Wallin I:te.iiVi.ltes of
i 1.311, 311,7 lasts Pa dud 24d ultimo,
sarptised at his not rarturviirig to fiotsh hii hreakliit, • Vets Ermine,,, Ychis lAfingtrong, from the keti
went into the shop to look for -111 M, and discovered • -I.•st of the iiii;s l2Jt Italia V. (end Killttliim, to be Caput
hint lying behind some baskets in the ship quite Huseitalfsrotr-statetsidgeoospeare,,!finumair•oay, to oe
zoos to the Forces.
&ids iti Inquest was on Mosul./ held. no the satr. turooli•AleaatAr Kindatt, from half-pay, to be
body. Verdict.—Died by the Visitation of God. t 'gents in the Forces. • .
At the Petty Sessions held lately at Cocb ridge,. litionre;"lll.ll6„,`„rjay,l.l,l.l,.?n,lini7,'„(4CX,l7itno to.wk:C.Z7ii, I."'
Cumberland, out of 103-porsous charged with using gd Imo, hiroietuun .tuba Atonic fruit, the 'ate 6th
false lweights, no les, Theo 101 were convicted' 1_:1•11t.. and" Vetetasit 4 li _on, to he Liesttemasst.
; Ensign 0. heane4l4.... from the "late 9th Royal Veteran
fined from 55. to 10i. each, with coats. tattoo, to he Ensign.
l'itovi De:MAL Esc vex.— A child fell front i the ERRATA. tn the (casette, of the 4th May, 1813, 9th Jane
first floor window-of ii house opposite Cold-bath. i rith ultimo. and 12th Instant.
fields Prison, on Monday. The fall was impeded • ise Foot,
by some blunt topped ' wooden srea.rai:s, sod the FilfecEoaßieuteriftentAtilaßit'airal:tet TiOhrmasidgiliranilitillii
child miraculously escaped without harm. Cambridge hliUtla, so be Secoott Lievasesaot. from

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