Star. — London, England, 1816-09-30 00:00:00

• ft FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETAL ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, BEPTEMSER 24, 18 1 41; ilear•Adtniral Sir David Milne, K: C. B. has are rived..at this Of fi ce with the original dispatches of AdMital Lord Viscount Exmouth, relative to his attack on Algiers, the 'duplicates of which have al ready appeared in the Gazette Extrafreeraars of the 15th instant. He is also the bearer of dispatches from his Lord ship, detailing his further proceedings, of which the following is the substance: - On_ the 28th of August, Treaties of Peace were signed by the Dey with his Majesty, and 'with his Majesty the King of the Netherlands. On the same diy also.was signed an additional article or declaration for the abolition of Christian very, .to the following effect $ Di:CI.ARdI lON of his Mist Serene Highttessomar, Bashaw, Do and Governor of the Warlike City and Kingdom of Al-' girt*, made and concluded with the Right Honourable F.derard Baron Exmouth, Knight Grand Cress of the Most Honour able Military Order of the Bath, Admiral of the Blue Squadron of his Britannic Majesty's Fleet, arid Commander in Chief of his said Majesty's Ships and Vessels employed in the Medi terranean. - . In consideration of the deep interest manifested by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of England far the termination of Minims slavery. his Highness the Dey of Algiers, in token of his sirren desire to maintain inviolable his friendly relations with Great Britain, and to manifest his amiable disposition and high respect awards the Powers of Europe, datum, tali in the event of future wars with any European Power, not any of the prisoners shell be consigned to dusty, bet treated with all hu manity, as prisoners of war, until regularly no:banged, according to Europese practice in like cues, sedan at the termination of hostilities 'they shall be restored to their respective countries without ransom ; and the practice of condemning Christian pri sonersof war to slavery is hereby formally and for ever renounced. Done in duplicate, in the Warne City of Algiers, in the pre • sena of ALIIIIMITY Coo, the nth day of August, in the year of Jesus Canal., 1616, and in the year of the Hegira, inSl, and the 6th day of the moos Shawal. (The Dey's seal.) (Signed) EIMOUT 111, • (L.S.) Admiral, and Commander in Cbief. (Signed) H. fvPDou att. (L.S.) By command of the Admiral, (Signed) los. Gums, Secretary. The Dey also, in presence of his Divan, apologised to the British Consul for the personal restraint which had been imposed upon , him during the late transac tions; and he also paid to the Consul a sum of three thousand dollars, as a remuneration for depredations committed on his residence after his imprisonment. After the Treaties and Article before•mentioned had been negotiated, and that tke Dey had refunded three hundred and eighty-two thousand five hundred dollars, which be bad lately received from the Go vernments of Naples and Sardinia, and had released one thousand and eighty.three Ci ristian slaves who were at Algiers, it came to the knowledge of Lord Enenouth, that two Spaniards, the one a merchant and the other the Vice-Consul of that nation, had not been released, but were still held by the De; in very severe custody, at pretence that they were-prisoners for debt. The inquiries which his Lordship felt himself called upon to make into these gases, satisfied him that the confinement of the Vice-Consul was ground less and unjustifiable, and he therefore thought him self authorised to demand his release, under the articles of the agreement for the deliverance of all - Christian prisoners. It appeared that the merchant was confined for an alleged debt, on the score Of a contract with the Al gerine Government ; but the circumstances - under which the contract was stated to have been forced on the individual, and the great severity of the confine ment which he suffered, determined his Lordship to make an effort in his favour also. This his Lordship did, by requesting his release from the Dey, offering himself to guarantee to the Dcy tile payment of any sum of money which the merchant should be found to owe to his Highness. The Dey having rejected this demand and offer,l his Lordship still unwilling to have recourse to ex tremities, and the renewal of hostilitieslroposed that the Spaniards should be released from irons, and the miserable dungeons in which they were confi ned ; and that they should be pieced in the custody of the Spanish Consul, or, at least, that the Consul should be permitted to afford them such assistance and ac commodation as wars suitable to their rank in life. These propositions the Dcy also positively refused; and Los.i Exmouth then felt that the private and pecuniary nature of the transactions for which these persons were confined must be considered as a pre tence for the continuance of it cruel and oppressive system of slavery, the total and bona fide abolition of which his instructions directed him to insist upon. He, therefore, acquainted the Deb that his High ness having rejected all the fair and equitable condi *ions proposed so him usibis point, his Lordship had determined to insist on the unconditional release of the two Spaniards. He therefore desired an answer, yes or no ; and, in the event of the latter, stated, that he would immediately re commence hostilities, and his Lordship made preparations for that purpose. These measures bad the desired effect; and the two persons were released front a long and severe captivity, so that lo Christian prisonet remained at Algiers at his Lordship's departure, which took place on the evening of the Sd instant, with all the ships under his orders. His Lordship states that Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Penrose bad joined in the Ister on the 28th, and that Ile-had employed the Rear-Admiral in his discussions with the Dry relative to the Spaniards, and his Lad ship gives the highest praise to the prudence, firmness, a nd ability with which Sir Charles Penrose conducted himself on this occasion. His Lordship's last letters are dated from Gibral tar the 12th instant, and announce his intention very shortly to sail on his return to England. The refunded ransoms have been sent to the Nea politan and Sardinian Governments, an d t h e slaves released have been forwarded in British transports to their respective countries. [This Gazette notifies that tine Prince Recut has appointed P. Laseeties, Esti Coma at I:otieat, and B. L. Jenkins, En. Coli ma at ley!uue.] MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR-07111C16 lillPTloniza 28 . let Regiment el Life Goards-;-Assisunt-Sergeon Sim Bretode from baittey of the Seth Foot, to be Aseistaat•Surgeon, vies James, wbo retires upon half-pay. • Regiment of Dragoon Oliardi—Wilsoa loots, Gest. to be Cornet, by perebasei llcedbarne, relePted in the 168 b, Light Dragoons.. 011 1 Diee*--Ijimeetyuitif William Burn to be (*tau of a Tre l o9, by purchase, vice Richardson, who retiree. Sd Relimmt-of Dralieells-4resret Major 'I.OIU/other W. M. Hill, from bait par of the Oust Light Dragoons, to be-Captain of a 'I reap, vice Maclennan, who exchanges; Lever Legge, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice James, promoted. • 4th Ditto—Honourable Dudley Carleton to be Cornets by Ins" chase, vice Waldron, promoted. • 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Wildma William C Shirley to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice n, pro moted in the 2d West India Regiment; Cornet HOD. George Berkley Molynesis to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Shirley. To be Cerfiets—Charles Hill, Gent. by purchase, viceMolyneut; and Arthur Chichester, Gent. without purchase, vice Pearce, .denssed. 9th Ditto—Lieutenant George Aofrere, from the 53d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Rolfe, who exchanges; Julius Greenwood.. Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Stacitpoolt, who retires. 12th Dire— Francis Stanford, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vke Bonteht, promoted in the Ist Regiment of Life Guards. 15th Ditto—Arebibald Macdonald, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Byam;promoted. 16th Ditto—Cornet Francis Bradburne from the 2d Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, by roubles:, vice Moray, promoted in the 7th Light Dragoons. 17th Ditto—Captain E. Syne,from the 17th Foot, t.. he Captain of a Troop, without purchase, vice Stanhope, promoted in the 47th Foot ; lieutenant if. C. Amid, from the 25th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice B. Aden* promoted. 19th Ditto—Lieutenant William Rhodes to be Caputo 1 a' 'll roop, by purchase, vice Chapman, who retires;;Liaitematit Charles Wyndham, from the half pay of the 14th Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Rhodes, promoted. 20th Ditto—To be Cornets. by purchase—Williant Webster, Gent. vice Cureton, promoted ; William Barker, Gent. vice Glasse, promoted. sled Ditto—Lieutenant and Adjutant W. Hackett, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant and Adjutant, vice Bea, who resigns theAdjutantcp only. 23d Ditto—Lieutenant George Walter Framer, from lid Foot. to be Lieuteaant, vice Farmer, who exchanies • • Robert William Currie, Gent. to be Corne t, by purchase, :vice Nelson, pto moted. 54th Ditto—Lieutenant Michael White to be Captain of a Troop, vim James Milne. deceased; Comet Henry Sharpin to be Lieutenant, vice White; Cornet •Thomas M'Kensie, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Sharpin. 25th Ditto—Lientenant John Crossley, from the 84th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Le Merchant, deceased. ed Regiment of Foot Guards—Henry Dundas I:yfadean, Gent. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, without purchase, vice RusseU, who re.igus. 241 Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Jasper Farmer, from the 234 Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Prosier, who exchanges. 9th Ditto—Captain Richard Hackett, from half-pay of the 7th Foot, so be Captain of a Company, vice Foley, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 12th Ditto—David Jardine; Gents to be Ensign. by purchase, vice De Carteret, promoted. 14th Ditto—Major Byre Cuote, from half pay of the Regiment, to be Major, vice Brown, who exchanges. Nth bitto—Captain George MtDonneld, from the 731 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hall, who exchanges. 17th Ditto—Lieutenant W. Thomson to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice .Byrne, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Samuel Oliver, vice listimson • Lieutenant Ralph Nicholson, from the elm Foot, vice Robinson, who exchanges. To be Ensign, without purchase—Arthur Hendiey, Gent. vice Oliver. 25th Ditto—Ensign Alexander Mackenzie, from half-pay of the 79th Foot to be Ensign, vow Ravenscroft, who exchanges. 30th Ditto-Assistant-Surgeon John Rose Palmer, trom the 10911 Foot, to be AsslstantpSurgeou vice Lane, who exchanges. 3in Ditto--. Lieutenant George liarth Robinson, from this 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nicholson who exchanges. 4 - .il 33d D.ttor-Gentkman Cadet Henry Ch arles Fearou, trom the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Galway, who resigns. 36th Ditto—Captain Robert Mockler, from the 89th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Thompson ' who exchanges. .37th Ditto—Ensign Alexander Waddell to be Lieutenant, by *chase, vice Dale, who retires. 39th Ditto—Lieutenant George Henna, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Simpson, who exchanges. 41st Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Michell, from the halt-pay of the 524 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cartwright, who ex changes, receiving the difference. 44th Ditto—Charles F. Henley, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Iteddock, promoted. 534 Ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Rolfe, from the 9th Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Auirere, who exchanges • Charles William Backk7. Gem. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Back house, who retires. Stith Ditto—To be Captains of Companies, without purchase -Captain Henry H. Jacob, from halt-pay of the Regiment. vice A. Campbell, who exchanges; Lieutenant John Campbell, vice M'Auley, deceased. To be Lieutenant, without perchaso—Eneign Edward Hervey foster, vice Cauipbell To be Basis'', without porcluve--Oendeman Cadet William Fainlough, from the Royal Military College, vice Foster. 60th Diuo--.Asaistant-Surgeou H. Prendergast, trom half-pay of the 81st Foot, to be Amittant-Surgeon. vice Morgan, who exchanges. 67th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Auber, from the 534 Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, cashierid by the sentencsof a General Cohn Martial. Kith Ditto—Jarats Alexander Spottiswoode, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bailey, promoted. 724 Ditto—Major John Carter, from the 84th Foot, to be Ma jor. vice Reitz, who exchan ges;i Captain William Tedow, from half-pay of the 3d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, . vice Jones, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 73d Ditto—. Captain P F. Hall, ,front the 16th Foot, to be Celle min of a Company , vier M ' Donald , who exchang es. 78th Ditto—Robert Liudsay, Gent. to be Ensign, *promisee, vice Lindsay, appointed to the Slit Light Drag oons. 80th Ditto-.-Brevet: Lieutenant-Colonel John Edwards to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice White, deceased; Brevet Major lobo Dkrymple to be Major, withoutpurthass, vies ildemtds, To be Captains of Companies, without putehme—Lieuteomn J. H. Walbh, Vice Harness, deceased; Lkotenast Frederick Grove, vice Dalrymple. • • • 'robe Li eutenants, without paralhoso.linsign Jess* Stokes, vice Walsh; Ensign Wiilissu Darhs, vies Celt, deceased; Rodin William Harvey, viorGron. 'To be Ensigns, without modem, Gent. viesl Stokes; Henry Moots Imitsen, Sent. the W. Burke. , slid Diew — Pint LisneMent James D. Bretons, from -hagpay of the Mame, to be Liwatenem, vice Boom, who names, receivbg the dilibrilles. Rildpitto..Quarter4Baster Yates, from bait-pay of dat hoe .41011 Garrison Battelle', to be Quarter-Master, vice Holt, who eachangss. 114th Ditto—Major Otago Rile, from the 71d Foot, to be ids. jar, vice Carter, who memos. Slida Ditto—Captain James Thompson, from the Seth Fast, to be Captain of a Company, elm Mockler, who exchanges, 80. sign Charles C. Naylor to be Lieutenant , without purchase , vice F. Savage, promo ted; Join Morray knoan, Owe. to be Ensign, without purchase, vies Naylor. 96th Ditto—Captain Francis Glasse, from the RlBB Brigade, to be Captain et a Company, vies Poe, who exchanges. 1034 Ditto--Aesistant-Ilurgeon Wl.T.Lane, from the 10th NW to be Assietant•Surgson, vice Palmer, who cachet:gm. Ride Brigado—Captaia Ewan* Thomas Pee, from the Mill Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vise (Hasse, who ma visages ; Gentleman Cedes Germs Power, from the Roma, Military College, to be Second-Lieutesaast, Wilma waft vice Ampldett, demised.. lst West India Reginssot—iheelp W. H. Windier, trait the Royal York Ram" to be Lieutenant, ales Lodge, desumpB Rd Ditto—Assisteet-Rurgeon Michael Fegarty, from bagger of the Sicilian Regiment, to be Amittano.Sorgeois, idea Nindirk, who eacbanges. - • • oh West Mil itesilnint--Inslgn Henry P. William, from baif.pey of the 7th West India Regiment, to be Enego, vice rayllir, who exchanges. Royal Yorh Bailers-41mm "Wintosh, Gent. Ensign, to be w hb oo t porchase, lice Windsor, prosnoteit in the Ist West , India Regiment. • Royal Welt India 1111011/111 —lama ammo Ckflta to be Ensign , vico.lbert, deceased. at -Ceylon .em itegitnent--Captsla Tbonta4 'insides, from the 15th Light Dragoon!, to be Major, by pitchatei vice Nbtoo, who 'retires. at &var. The undeensentioned Cadets of the Honourable the East India Company's Service to have the temporary rank of Ensign, ins the periodof their being attached to the Corps of Sap ped and Miners at Chatham, under the command of /dente. nent-Colowei Puley—Cadets Cabell Jones Edmund Sweeten h a m, John James Underwood , Robert Viroughton, Hugh Calveley Cotton, Akzander Lowe, Edward Lake, Sa muel Hemming. STMT. Major William Beresford, on half•pay of the ilist Foot, to be Deputy Quarter-Mester-General to the Forces. serving in Nova Scatia (with the rank eE Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army), vice Liestenant.Colonel Fisher, appointed to the Staff of the Army serving in France. Major Huleurabk Lame Stuart Erskine, of the 60th Foot, to be D -ty Adjutant-General to the Forces serving in the island o( Ceylon (with the rank of Lieutenant-Calk:mei in the Army), vice Browsing& appointed to the Staff of the Army serving in France. Ensign fames ludas*, from the 60th Foot, to be Staff-Llama nant at Albany Barracks, In the We of Wigh►, vice °skin, placed upon the Retired List of tho:late its Royal Veteran Battalion. OARRISONS. enant-Colonel Charles Wade Thornton, late of the Royal tillery, to be LieUtellintrOOTOMOr of Hull, vice Caning hame, deceased. 1101PITAL STATIr. Doctor William Ppm, front the half.pay, to be Deputy bum. ! tor of Hospitals. IfieMOILANDUIL The appointment of AssistansAurgeon Prendergast, from the baltpsy of the Sillt Foot, to be AnistalltAbirgeoll in the me Foot, vice Cross. who eschinges, has not taken place. Tire undermentioned Mars ate supersedek being absent with out leave. 44th Foot—Lieutenant 69th Foot.—Enslgn Honourable William Hamilton. 36th foot—Lieutenant William Henry Robertson. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, SEPTEMBER 26. Corps of Royal Engineers-To be Second Lieutenants—Gentle. I :nen Cadets Benjamin S. !kaolin, vice Burt, promoted; WU. bans Lousy, vice Lewis, promoted ; Richard Alexander, vice Blackistoo, promoted; Charles Oklershaw, vice Beague, pro mood; George S:Whitmore, vice Doplett,promoted; Henry Savona:. vice Boldero, promoted; Henry 0. Crawley, vice Budgets, promoted ; Henry T. Etridge, vice Heath, promoted ; John . Gala, vice Biome promoted ; Leicester V. Smith , vice °oaring, promoted; Patrick Fraser, vice Wulff, pro moted; lobo Walpole, vice Elliott, promoted. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. October 12, lames Cord, of King-street, Seven Dials, Middissexa cabinet-maker, dealer and chapeau, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. John Green, of the Hedge House, near Bromyard, Herefordshire, draper, dealer and chapman. Attorney, Mr. Gillotn,Worcester. Elias Gough Hill, of Shepton•Mollett, Somersetshire, inn keeper, dealer and chapman, to surrender October 17, es, and November 9, at eleven, at the Christopher Inn, Bath.-- At tornks, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row, Lon don • or Mt. Benjamin Gaby, Bath. John liodinan, of Docking, Norfolk, grocer and draper, October 10, at eve, Octoher il, and Nov. 9, at eleven, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Clarke,. and Co. Warnfotd-court, London ; or Mr Charles Goodwin, King's- Lyna. Joseph Bealey,of Little Lever, Lancashire, paper-ntanufaeturer, dealer and chapenan. October 9, 14, and Nov 9, at eleven, at th- Star Inn, Manchester. Attorulea, Messrs. Duckworth, Chip pindall, and Denison, Maacbe,ter. John Cooper, late of Manchester, corn-dealer, dealer and chap man, October 14, 15, and Nov. 9, at ten, at the I)eg Tavern, Manchever. Anomie*, Messrs. Tindal and V arley, Man earner ;or Mr Edward Chester, 3, Staple-Inn, London. Henry Lark and Joseph Woodhead, of Essex-street. Strand, navy-agents, dealers, chapman and copartners, October IX, tt6, and Nov. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atwrney, Mr. Nehru). Essex-street, Strand. Benjamin Wraith, late of Liverpool, carrier, dealer and chap. man, October 21, t 9, and Nov. 9, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attomies, Mr. Thomas Musrow, Lower Castle street, Liverpool ; or Messrs. Blackstock and Dunce, King's Bench Walk, Temple, Loudon. William May, Peter Sharp, and Isabella Wilson, of Liverpool, upholsterers, dealers, chapruen, and copartners, October 19, 29, and Nov. 9, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, in Liverpool. Amanita, PL. Whitley, or Messrs. Avison and Wheeler, Liverpool; or Mr. Windki, John-street, Beaten.- row, London. Simon Wilkin, of Costessey, Norfolk, miller, dealer and chap eron. October 28,119, and Nov. 9, at four, at the Norfolk Ho tel, Norwich. Attornies, hoesys. Simpson and Rtekham, Norwich; or Mesas. W. and G. Taylor, Featherstone-build ings, Holborn, Loudon. John Wil:•utt Lange, of Broad-street, London, merchant, dealer and . chapouu, October 5, 12, and Nov. 9, at ten, at GeodlialL Attorni4s, Alvan. Dann and Crossland, Broad street, London. John Brookes, late of Belliogden, Bucks, (but now a prisoner in Horsauougoviane gaol,) dealer and chapman, October 1,12, and Nov. 9, at ten, at Gulkihall. Attorney, Mr. Constable. Sy hood's hen. Johu Poole, of Gloucester, baker, dealer and eleapmo, October 7, at six, October 8, and November 9. at eleven, at the Horst and Groom Inn, Gloucester. Ananias, Mr. Cecil Becky, Bream's Buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or Mr. Gardner, Gloucester. John Brant, of See%costes otherwise Sconsootts, Yorkshire, beast-jobber, dealer and chapman, October 9, I ',and Nov. 9, at eleven, at Sam's Coffeehouse, Hull. Attornies, Messrs. Broadley and Swan, Hull; or Messrs. Lanai and Butter field, Gray's lon-square, London. DIVIDENDS to be made * GUILDHALL. Nov. 4. Richard and L. Bracken, Packer's-court. Cols man-street, balms-tutors, at ten. October 9, Thomas Smith, St. John. s:reet,' brushmaker, at tea. October 19, Samuel Gonjon e of Newgate *met, straw bat-nsanufaccuser, at ten. October 25 , William and Thomas Morris, of Little Tower-rtrett, wine and sp'rit-brokers, at ten. Nut. 10, John *dwell, logram-cvurt, Fenchurch-sm-et, ship and insonsco-hrokm.at.sara. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. October 99, Moses Bewley, Manchester, victualler, at four, at the Star Inn, Manchester. October SS, William Jenks, Went, Salop, cheese factor, at twelve, at the Coffeehouse' in Worcester. Octobe r 19, Lawrence Beswick, Little Bolton, cot ton manufacturer, at eleven, at the Bridge Ina. Little Bolton.— October 19, Robert Lane , Bergh Aptou, Norfolk, shopkeeper, at four, at the Rampant Horse, Norwich. Nov. 1, Noddy Holt, Hateerslip, Cheshire, attimmaufacturer, at three, at the Bridgewater terms, Manchester. October 30, Thomas White ...Sp Husband's Bosworth, Innkeeper, at eleven, at the George Inn, Market liarborougb. Nev. 7, Richard Pats y, Leeds, soap haw, at eleven at the Court-house, Leeds. October 21, Edw. Leneeley, of Miser, earthly, at rime, at the Coe.b and Horses Ism, Chester. CERTIFICATES, Ocrosea 19. San Hawk**, Stratton, Yorkshire, maltater. Christopher Hawkridge, Dreary" dealer in cattle. James Murrell, Worm. gay, Norio*, farmer. Jobe Collie, of Ablematibery Poste' n, jeweller. J oho Ream and Jobs 160, Mold Greee,Yorkslo re, anltebedb• • Ciseilla Benue; BedwriteMer, woollen cord amputee - tuner. Willem Vise, of Spalding, surgeon. Samuel Smith, York serme, Covent-Garden, server and gilder. George Tennant, of Wapping-street, ship-chaadier. , Robert Smith, of Rampiesam, Dome, miller. Henry Whyen,of Swltteshead. grocers James Webber, WdEngtea, draper. Edward Bute, Crewkerne, limos Warner. 'Theme Whiteman, of Husband's Bosworth, innkeeper. Winds" Sidsley, Bdstessadealet in iron. Richard Smith:llpm, it .sawn. Jan Stott, Devooshire-street, merchant. William Mamba Calmat, of High Holborn, autsical instromeat-maker. yam Grid*, Colchester, comment brewer: Joseph liodwortat carp, Qom woo, Cbeapdde,*areboneeman. Sarah Hannah , Vailkherpe, of LAverpool, milliner. • John Dalrymple,Livarpool, Api-machant. loin KM, ,Abingdon, common Width CLERICAL CANTERBURY, SEPTEIWBER Sunday, his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, w i t dination arthe Cathedral, when the following Gentia n " ordained t Gentia n "" Deacons—J. Stock, A.B. St. Johtl i s College T. & Ism. Trinity College; !. East, A. B. of St. Edmurk!'s Hall, - and W. S. Chalk, A.B. of Exeter College, Or,, r d. "*" 1 1 Ptlests--J. Hilton, A.B. of Univervy CoLege ; W.B ara d iati A.M. of Brasennose College, Oxford. CAMBRIDGE, sEP I'LMBER 27. The Earl of Howth has appoint, d the Rev. L B.Gres see,4 to be one of his Lordhhip'a Douses lc C.:stela:us. The Rev. Richard Vesables, D 1). Rector of &brisk et .14 Leciate, Norfolk, and late Fellow of Clare Hall,was T ut se'nnigbt collated by the Bishop of St. David's, to a Preb ei t Stall to the-Collegiate Church of Brecon ; and was at tare uh time ir.stituted to the living of Llansaiatfend, in the co unty Radnor. NORWICH, SEPTEMBER 27. The Rev. John Bull, Clerk, A.M. is instituted to t h e i t of Tattlitoon, Suffolk, on his owe petition. ettsrf Tuesday, the Rev. William Lucas, Clerk, A.M. was institm e i to the conaoldated Rectories of Burgh St. Mary and N o o k. Margaret, in this county, on the presentation of Charles 1, 04 “, of Edby-baU, Esi. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Peesbytery of Edinburgh have appointed the Rev, c e ,„ t Muirhead to be admitted to the Church of Cramond,ooa te ., tt October next. The Rev. Thomas Green; M.A. Stedmt of Christ Chutdosi Perpetual Curate of Hawkhurst, Kent, ha hem inktituted to tis, vicarage of lisdby, with Newnham, Northamptonshire. The Rev. T. Muss, M.A of University College, has bea m . tented to the Vicarage of Walton on the Hill, in the ceaut it i Lancaster. The Rev. Charles Joseph Bello, B.A. late Fellow of New Ca,' lege, has been appointed Chaplain to die Bri , ish Consul at H a , de Grace, and elected Minister of the English Pro:ntaut %Lc at that place. The Rev. S. Meace, B.D. late Fellow and Tutor of Ttirtl College, to the Read..rship of Highgate Chapel, emit b yt i l death of the late Dr. Bennett. The Rev. Wm. Canning, M.A. is presented to the nasild West Heslerton, diocese of York, void by the death of theg ef . John Foot. BIM HS. In Strattord-plaee, Lady Helena Robinson, of a son. The sth Instant ' the wile of John Speck, shipwright, m o n in Charles-street, Providence-row, DeptEArd, was &hyoid three Bite girls; they are all likely to Lye. MARRIED. Rev. Lewis Hughes, of Llanden-colen, near Binger, Caw. vonshire, to Margaret, eldest daughter of the late Edna:di/oa f Esq. of Erwllas, near Llangollen. Rev. J. Dale, to Jane, eldest daughter of the Rev. T.IJIA M.A. Vicar of Albrighton, Salop. DIED. On the 11th instant, aged four years and a half, DorcasPalio, only daughter of Captain Stewart, Royal Artillery. Sunday se'nnijht, in the 86th year of his age, Richard)* Esq. of St. Stephen's, Norwich, nearly 40 years Deputy bey of the Diocese of Norwich, which office he had resigned NR, year.. Monday, Hannah, the wife of the Rev. Henry Watts Willb . snn, M.A. Perpetual Curate of St. Gregory and St. Petwihd bury, aged 35 years. At the Vicarage, Cricklade, the Rev. Thos. Thompson*, aged 31 years. Aged 69 years, the Rev. S. Gale, M.A. Rector of SIM* Dorset, and Precentor of I.las.daff. Rev. J. Craoke, Vicar of Gains!'nrd, Durham, and Fellow of 1 nutty Coll gt, Ca:nhridge The valuable 6 6 ;1 Galnsford is in the l'atror toe of the Master and Fell: ws d the Society. DRS. COOPER, MUISIR.OE, and DUNCA, Physicians to the Medical Iluard at Charlone Hoist, ”Isckfrlars Roa!, hav: aicertait,td that upwards of 34)C1 'ireitsa are cured annually in pre7ailiaz k.!'sordersotia: hundreds oath a distre:Rshz ra:e, owing t 4 Tracking themselves, and byesr tutting rten of the profe:s'on, vr!,t) deceive the r.bs: by their areciow prrnlies and inmsoral advert...erne:v. Err?. tions on the bead, f.ee, d hotly, Ilicetated -hroat i , %wal!nip the oa the shirt-bones, pains in the head ar.J frequenTly teiten for rheunixl,:n., sve elle.i _ones, and nervous bulky, are diseraes witch appear years a: ter, and the cons-'of improper freeman. Drs. Cooper, hitinroe, aal Duataat consulted daily front eight till eight, or by letter, canal:nit tee; and the poor have anti,. on l'aesdays, l'hur.> !ay., aniNe I.4Sys, till 12 u'vlock.—There is a side dour and private moil kaiaks. WESSELS' JESUIT'S DROPS. In his Na , je.ty's I:avy these Drops have for near 100 years ist maitraiiied their character as a specific for the Scurvy, Gra* Dropsy, Stranguary, Weakness and Obstructions IN the Utast Passage, an dGeneral Di bility; but particularly for their ab and spei:dy cure of the Venereal Disease t Wessels Jesu:t's and Specific Remedy, are the wily psfc and expedilius Cute, are fo innocent in their nature, as co require httl- or ant The great object to be al teivird t is, that Pattems s!1 chasers should he careful to la.tviug the !rue and genuine I don, at the un safe, uosanctiwied, and dangerous colaiterftei t milted t« he foisted nu the Public, by atisulate ixte!;iNals, so numerous, I hat the Proprietois request etty yulTlial•ef 10 114 tur Virssitt.s' RSV IT ' S DROPb, and 11111V4S thy y ( IV(' ;he fulg• ing word; on the stamp, ilo:y :.re Eros; um; anthem " Joseph Wessels, 6n, 't. Hans'. Cutircii-741:1," width hrigr jesty's Commissiun.rs have ordered to bee:val.:don everiSat to secure thew as their night. Atristhers are Countetfei3. Jylertillants, Cajiains, and Venders suppied on ' Price Ye, i.l-515 —and tsta ker battle. . _ SOLOMON'S CELEBRA*I ED ABS IiRGF.NI f flith FOtt ERUPTIONS ON THU SKIN. " Simplex Munditlis:' for. t 0.1 v. S. Els gant by Ckaidittess. IT is unnecessary to entunerAle the adrantaru suiting to the constitution of every person by effectual '.' moving obstructions from il se:lane of the skin, sod tl• keeping tree ar.d - open the iidut uerahle passages and purest which nature eape:is all usel.. , :s or novious huelners *runt 4 *' fluid, and which, being obstructed, are I axed hack argil) its: blood, and become the sours CA of many dArz. roes diseases. I therefore a matter of meets consequence, as well to prevent I ful disorders, av for the preservation of nave, comity, and to persons (however slightli affected)thaf they should ce7:z. , hlee recourse to SOLIO MOM ABS MO; LN 1 LO more specially it becomes urgently requisite when the efft4 &betimes hap snake their appearance, isn't break out into redness, Carbuncles, or othereJtasiroes erupti.ms. I tee gent I.ottou never falls with those who give it a fair the public may be convinced of the certa.nty of its s .cces, safe asal cerra.n remedy for herpeic complaints in getteraL P ' tt as. (Id. per bottle.—To prevent counter:efts, please t" et that the ustme," Saint. Solomon, Liv.rpool,' is engravoltql stamp prefixed to each bottle. The CURrIAL BALM OF GILEAD most sv cluaislies assure, and wit support cite lite of the aged aid lu all inward decays, debility, lowness of spirits, Movie* either sex, whether hereditary or owing to youthful laq this medicine will afford the mast wonderful relief. • Soid by Santucl Leigh, 18, Strand; Baron and Co ford-street, London; 11rodie and Out: ding, SaEsbarl Medicine V endat s. AVERAtid PRICE of CORN in Eis4GLANI slut V/. from the reterus ending the list of Sept. 1816. Wheat. Rye Barley. Oars. Bevy. 11/401 S. d. Is. d. s. •d. •i• o. c!. s. s ' Re g 147 11 I S 9 1 I 27 3 141 3 f The aver age Price of Sugar computed from the renal** In the week ending the 2 5th September, is 46c 90. WC/wt. PRICY. OF STOCKS ON SAI URDA.Y. Dank Stock Long Annuities -- 5 per Cast. Red. India. Betide-- Ditto Coos. sift Esckequer Dill, 4 s rah 4 per Cents.— I Coos. for acc. fitg 5 ' - Cent ' titit MOH WATER TO MORR Morning • • Afternoon - • ATLONDON BIDP—Gb • 97 min. alto. le • 7 Pttai .ANDONs' Pruned by Levet. KLNT, Pleic.ts Published there, and to the btatAltike, Terry' bug ...-hin‘c • idany, hishe ANT edra SEPT EMBER anbur held is ft. a t .CLERICALtC G ra cecatEthßeT:Awrehtii„t hh /2 ,ep L ioof /. 1 toc it iit a ise f li G e ttny7 l :, , CANTERBURY, ad: sho cons-1. Stock. A.R. St. Joint's College tT. n om/a y College; !. East, A. B. of St. Edmund's lii &ie.. -- 4 ' /. S. Chalk, A.B. of Exeter College, Oir,ad. -got • tsto--J. Hilton, A.B. of Univers.: y Col:ege ; W • Ei gn A., of Brasennose College, Oxford. -- •• 1 1 CAMBRIDGE, sEP I'EMBER 27. I Earl of Howth has appoint. d the Rev. I.B.G ra b arao • one of his Lordahip's Dotries.le C.li i iens. e Rev. Richard Veoablea, D 1). Rector of &boric', e' te, Norfolk, and late Yellow of Clare Hall,was 0 , 17 .2 4 1 • 1 11 ght collated by the Bishop of St. David's, to a er,b7.,, i t ii the-Collegiate Church of Brecon ; and was at thu g s ir.stituted to the living of Llansaintfend, in the or. ' 4 ' 41 40 I NORWICH, SEP• K fE tt i t, B b lit be g. e y n . e Rev. John Bull, Clerk, A.M. is instituted to the R ttlegaton, Suffolk, on his owe petition. - env esday, the Rev. William Lucas, Clerk, A.M. was ; %ten e t : consolidated Rectories of Burgh St. Mary and n uak .h , t , aret, in this county, on the preeentation of Charles 1,,,, - ; lby-ball, Esq. , ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. . I to Peesbytery of Edinburgh have appointed the Rev. head to be admitted to the Church of Cramond Gna w ' ail i ~,, her next. te Rev. 'llamas Green; M.A. Student of Christ Churty o 4 etual Curate of Htwkhurst, age of Badby, with Newnham, Nurthamptonshire, - ae Rev. T. Musa, M.A of University College, has bee „,.. ' It 4 to the Vicarage of Walton on the Hill, in the • • ° lull 0 ' meter. be itev. Charles Josephs Bella, B.A. late Fellow of Newts has been appointed Chaplain to the British Consist at H i ", , ii race, and elected Minister of the English Pro:want Claw a at place. be Rev. S. Mence, B.D. late Fellow and Tutor of Trion . ege, to the Read.rship of Highgate Chapel, yaw L._ 7 ) uses . .. li of the late Dr. Bennett. he Rev. Wm. Canning, M.A. is presented to the i i • it Heslerton, diocese of York, void by the death disk a Foot. -------s---------7--- 7 ---,--,, Imo BIR I HS. t Strattorkdace, Lady Helena Robinson, of a son. die 'he sth instant, the wife of John Speck, shipwright, m o n ~ :harles-street, Provideace-row, Deptford, was delnewid • te fine girls; they are all likely to I.ve. In MARRIED. r. I tev. Lewis Hughes, of Ilandetecelen, near Binger, Cow shire, to Margaret, eldest daughter of the late EdwardOsto, I. of Ererlias, near Llangollen. , .1 tev. J. Dale, to Jane, eldest daughter of the Rev. T. Ihyl, 1 A. Vicar of Albrighton, Salop. o Pa DIED. , .1 3n the 11th instant, aged four years and a half, Dorcas Poik, ,a y daughter of Captain Stewart, Royal Artillery. ;unday se'nniabt, in the 86th year of his age, Richard Mfg 1. of St. Stephen's, Norerids, nearly 40 years Deputy Leen , , i d the Diocese of Norwich, width of fi ce he had resigned am IA tr.. tit Monday, Hannah, the wife of the Rev. Henry Watt, Wilbs , t, M.A. Perpetual Curate of St. Gregory and St. Peter,Ssi t 1 ry, aged 35 years. • At the Vicarage, Cricklade, the Rev. Thos. Thompiee, hit :d 31 years. . ; A Aged 69 years, the Rev. S. Gale, M.A. Rector of Swat*, irset, and Precentor of Ilat:daff. Rev. J. Cranke, Vicar of Gains!'ord, Durham, and formal,' • now of I riuity College, Canthridge The valuable livitgd , tinsford is in the l'atroesze of the Master and Fellr.in of 24 ciety. t — ARS. COOPER, MUNR.OE, and DUNCAN, ' .., Physicians to the Medical Board at Charlotte Hti44 schfriars Roa3, hoed ascertained that upwards of :WO i'eies • . e cured annually of pre-:Alin d'sordersotia: hundreds emit listressit.g state, owing t., Tiacklog themselves, and byes. Icing rten ii,lurant of the profe , s , on, Wei deceive the pAL.'• their sreciow prmilses and immoral advert...erne:mt. Fitt. • ins on the heal, face, :A body, ulcerated - hroat, %sotto , ' e tu..,:', , , n•;:11.• or: the shin-bones, pains in the head sr"! ;Kt rquently teken for rheumati An., see elle , i ,ite'les, and ntrsoestie lily, are diseases which appear years :li:cc, and the cons-paw 'improper treatment. Drs. Cooper, Nit: woe, aal Duatam insulted daily front eight till eight , or by leter, cantairet e; and the poor have advi..e on l'usciairs, l'hur) lay., arrhei . lys, till 12 is'clock.—Tbere is a side door and private mane males. . .--.... WESSELS' JESUIT'S I)ItOPS. In his W . jeoy's I:avy these Drops have for near MO ye.irs jil laity:lined their character as a specific fur the Scorn, Grill, tory, Seranguary , Weakness and Obstructions be the Urns wage and General Ds bility; but particularly for their ab , • id spt;dy cure of the Venereal Diseases Weasels' Jesuit's I lid Specific Remedy, are the wily pale and expeillious Clue, re SO innocent in their nature, as co require httl- or nor The great object to be attended t is, that Patterns s!1 he 'lasers should be careful in having the true and genuine I • . on, as the un safe, nasaneth , md, and dangerous col,nterfon is moist ttt be foisted on the Public, by altsulate te.ice!iisids, is ) numerous, t hat the Proprietors request i vtty y uTiol.ef Is st ', .r Virssets' lesurr's llmors, and 1111k4S thy y have ;heats . ig words on the stamp, 'hey :.re pstic; ii.iiinsi out:.: wz the pitils 1 Jcoeph Wessels, 6n, 't . Panes Cuurcn-yatd," winds fits • sty's Commissioners have ordered to be coei ay.....1en very • i secure them as their tight. Atrethers ..re Counterfeits. J.VICIVII2IIfn, Lliesins, all 1 Venders suppied on liberal 'rice 2s. 9il-11s -eand '224.1.er battle. SC)LOMON'S CELEBRA:I ED ABS l .11.RGF.te I' Ltl flu FOR ERU VTIONS ON nit ~KIN. • 4 ' Simplex Muiolit:ia.'' Hor. I 0.1 V. 5. ' --- Eh cant by Cluitilluess. , FT is unnecessary to enumerate the advantages F T mtlting to the constitution of every person by effectuadi noting obstructions !rum ih.. • surtace of the skits and ti• 33:ping tree arid - open the i:stm twrahle passages and t pores di • eh:eh nature eape:s all tts,-l•• , .'s or notions humours from ' l4 '" laid, and which, being obstructed, are I weed Lack again ire dead, and loccoine the sour, CA of many dreg. roes diseases. l' herciore a matter of much consfquence, as -.veil to present k.... ful disorders, as for the preservation of ....Ise, colo:urt, and lel. to persons (however slightli affected) that they should oc:of • vo:c rrciliarie to SOLIO MOM Atli L'EILtIEN I' LO! ION; attire specially it becomes urgently requisite when the elfc:7 Aastruct ion make their awearance, aol break out into air ' redness, carbuncles, or other catasti•ons erupti.ms. Ihe . gent Lotion never fails with those who give it a fair ten, ; the public may be convinced of the certa.nty of its • .cces , si safe add terrain remedy for herpe.ic complaints in general. ro 41. tid. per bottle.—To prevent counter:e ft s, please to eine! that the name," Saint. Solomon, Lim. rpool," is engravedvc.." stamp pre fi xed to each bottle. The CUR! BALM OF GILEAD most w' 4l4d '; chi:tidies assure, and wli support the lite of the aged 91,dhf.."1 lu all inward decays, debility, lowness of spirits, rtbacilso either sex, whether hereditary Or owing to youthful In•pru , .* this medicine will afford tire utast wonderful relief. - • „ Sold by Samuel Leigh, tit, Strand; Battoo anti Co 15,, ‘ ford-street, London; lirodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; so 4 Medicine V endat s. . AVERAtie PRICE of CORN in hNGLAND and WA ' from the returns. ending the 21st of Sept. 1816. Wheat. Rye Barite y. Oars. Bevy. 11 / 4 . _ i s. el. I s. -d. .1. Is. cit S4l • 88 2 147 11 I 39 1 I 27 5 j4l $ The aver age: Price of Sugar, computed from the returns In the wes'elt ending the 25th September, is 481. 9fd. peo t • Bank Stock Long Annuities --- PRICY. OF STOCKS ON SAsi URDAY. 2 peCeot. Red. India, Beside DWo Cons. SI ft Exchequer Bills 2 8 Pim' 4 per Cents.— Cons. hue arc. tifi S per Cent. Navy bilif . .......---- ' d, Morning - - . - 37 min. alga' i l HIGH WATER TO MORROW AT LONDON Bawl' 1 . Afternoon - - . 7 ..••••••••____:1:00 LONDON s' Pruned by Laval. Kant . , Picl.ts Pool Published there, and at the btatAltllce,Teteple 8' in".tituteti to,: At tve-;