... , Ao AIb.'JIA . ?? 1JL VI-J/IV , L7 AL L . J*. WAR OFFICE-JULY 25.1819. . I sst Regiment of Life Guardsn Cspiain G odeiick Neil, A fr Fr halt pa. of the 23 d light dragoons, to 'be Captain of a trriop, vice Horace Sey nour, w ilo exchanges, receiviig the 15 diderence ; dated July'l. 1519. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Lieutenant Joh hn Me-1 Xe thold, from half pay of the 71st foot, to be I ...

... EDINBURGH NEWS CON, INUED. The children attending Mr Bell's school, at Morningside, in the neighbourhood of this city, after their examination on Thursday last, pre- sented Mr Cleghorn with L.1 4s. which they had collected among themselves, and requested him to apply it as he should think proper for the dis- semination of Christianity throughout the world. He has accordingly given 12s. to the ...

... ?? ?? EDINBURGH, ; TlIURSDA1-A._AUGUST 26. I ave received accounts from Manchester , date of Tuesday last. Tranquillity ap- gsataperiod to have been restored both Flown and neighbourhood, nor had any dis-' etaken place subsequent to the }6th.. iaccoants fromn Manchester contain some ofa riot which took place between the E and the military on Friday night last, f icaurseof which two lives were ...

... . .. I - ,- .. . . -The death of Me Rolland makes one of those blanks which cannot easily be supplied-an accomplished gentle- man, an elegant scholar, an eminent lawyer, a Christian from. conviction, a man of unsullied probity and honour, of libereland beneficent habits, and an ardent lover of his cou ntry.i-*' . He recelved the 'first rudiments of his education at Dun- fermline, near which ...

... PACfLBT BOAT9-FALMOUTH STATION. (teNSRAL POST Ovrics, AUGUST 16. 'Do llsbon ?? Gibral. Mal-'t ta, & Corfu.j Madeira and Brazils ?? J 'America;; ?? Jamaica J~eew. fsld9. & Demerara I Leew.lsids. I & Demerara I India . .. Tuesdays; istTuesdiY each month Ist I uesday each montb uItWed.do. ?? 9dWed do. Walsingham, Aug. 6. Wakingham, Aug. S. Lady Louisa, July CO. Nocton, July 12. Stanmer, July 12. ...

... GLASGOW I-BAVES. m As several erroneous reports respecting the mode of if employing and paying the weavers of this city,. who are h now ergaged by the Magistrates in improving the public le park or green, have found their. way into some of the at Scottish and 3n-glish new spapers, Wve have thouglht it our ot duty to procure a correct account from a source which of will not be disputed. e- When ...

... ~te rr a- C ?? l malo-f ctorlI x. A letter from Par,- dae '14i'i1 he in our maitficturieg dl.,eric t k 4, atstate of France and Engiafnl,'Icl a Ln ija 'Ai Ir is true that France iiin a i-for, tibrpuirtpose o-freforn i VQVS'ntneir aur inhatitnt, haaplg b ziq .no assemble to practice tiei e r11 h, have acqlared the ?? ilit at, r Li I edo .4o with effect i 10f arnsQe0 seLL band, that wve shl IC ...

... I I _ ?? -t_ - _ . I --I * A letter from Warsaw speaks of a Madame touhgsri, a native of Polandt, who is so accom- plished a singer as to excel Mladame Catalani: her high notes ere in particular the object of (hle utmost adi~iration. This lady is only 24 years of age. Tlfre gratiobs manner of the Mike -of hlevon- shire towards Mt Uibson, 1ihe sculptor, wlien lhe purchased thle Mars and Cupid, ...

... GENERAL OtDERS flY TtIE COMMANDER IN CHbEF. . Head-quarters, Calcutta, Jan. 25. 1819. At an Fdropean General Court Martial assem- bled at Nagpore, on Tuesd'ay the 22d day of De- cember 1818, Robert Kenyon, gunner in the Honourable Company's Ist battalion Madras artil ery, wras arraigned upon the under-mention- ed clarge:- ?? Rohert Kens n, gunner in the Hon. Comopany' ?? bat- tali~.n Madr:.s ...

... CROWN OFFiCEAvo. 14. 18)9. MIEMBER ttETURNED To SEBVE IN PARLMAMENT. County of Wilts- ohn Berinett, Esq. in the rn of aul JlQutnuen, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. ?? Gazette notifies the appointment of llenry Petrie, Lq. as Keeper of the Records in the Tower.J .BANERUPTS. AMartin Ewans, Lawrence Hill, Glouceoter, baiter. John Downen, St Jarnes's, Weermuiaters arness nfaker Nfat ...

... P1RVCE LEOPOLD'S !sLTo 1OEDZNBURGH. - - D- z- ?? rARTIIER PARTICULAM.. In order that a member of the ?? Family . should be the ffist to pass,. in his carriage, a bridge which receives its name from' the illus- trious personage at the head of rhe govern- Ement, it was resolved to open the new road across ihe.Calton-hill on the occasion of .the i Prince's entrance into the city.. While the ne- ...

... GENERAL 'M'GREGOR'S EXPEDITrON AGAINST PORTO BELLO. ti1TRANSLATION. A true rel tion of the. result of Sir Gregor M'Gregor's expedition against the isthmus of *Panamat-- FIRST EPOCHA. On the Sth of April, five vessels, viz. one large ship, one brig, one of smaller size, and two schooners, appeared in sight of the port of Chagres, and, seeming to shape their course to- wards Porto Bello; it was ...