Star. — London, England, 1819-11-15 00:00:00

- - - Pei' OW .. 4 - _,. \ . 4 . , '"'",„_. 4 ,,, it;3 o ;/ i . r: 4,...... , '" , ..%•- ..;...,‘ .... 1-. 1 .1 , o *.. 4 . 46 ~ ! 4 44 ..; • . . e . 4.0. , ,„. ..-- fax , .< _ ..49; au.o. t m . . C/ e 4 Y,,,,, •Wi..c. i._ c._., • 'lll x •-• 11 4>Zi tli .4 ,111 4 A r • • • . _ . . _ _ _ . r4l ..1 I . _,;» ~ THRATRF, STRAND, ROYAL MROMAL N'STITL'TION, No. 89, Autaselsrt-Stater. PATRONS. His Royal Highness the Hoke of Susses. The Most Noble the Marquis of Iluttra..er. Right 'lmmutable Lady P. Iloartivou. Sir IiVILLIAII CLAYTON, Bart. Sir THOMAS BEAUCHAMP ' DAM Sir Thomas Bastes, Batt. Lady R. BEAUCHAMP. honourable B. C 00524011. Surgeon, A. I'. FAVILILMAX, Esq. THIS INSTITUTION is founded for the express purpose of Curing Mosses of the Stia, Syphilis and its causes, Scrofula, Scurry, the various species of loperny, Cur vatures of the Spine, Affectines of the Hip and Knee, andlis vetcrate Scald Head. Three hundred and fifty-oeves have eeperteneed a perfect recovery since the emend it Fehteary last. The most obstir.ate eases have effeossallyyleided to the new rriodeel treat ment.—Attendance froth Ten to Two, and from to Nine; and Advice gratis, to the Nor every Morning. All Letters to he Post-prat . e ' -" • lianatromnstimis-.Dans-y Mebard Mosey, of flastot, Esq. John Diddulph, of Ledbory, Eq. and Thomas Perry, t.f Eardisley Park, L:sq. ligsmonsisntic—John Earley Cooke, of -Tornrord, Esq. J. mph Timperon, of Nvw Barns, Laq. and Thconta of Little Berkhanrst:ad, Esq. Karr—Sir Thotros Jyke, of Lallingstone, Dart. James TI. lard, of Street Eeq. ar.d Sir Juan Slatsney Sydney, cf Penslttrst Castle, Bart. Locastutestne—T"e Het:. Pichard. N . :II:ion: Parr. Curzon, of ()epsilon ; John Clarke, of little Peatticg, Esq. and Sir Chess 'norms Palmer, of Wanlip, Bart. Luecountinaz—CLarles of Willoughby House, EM. Wil liam Thompson Corbett, of Llamas, Esq. acd Edward Weston, of Somerby, *eq. Mososomessionsz...-Sir Holbert Soma Allard Remy s, of "Mallorn, Kut. Watkin George, of Proms= House, Fog. and Joht Baidwyn, of Chepstow, Esq. Noarecz—George Samuel Kett, of Brook, Esq. Sir Jacob Astley, of Melton Constable, Dart. and John Johnson Gay, of Albargla, Faq. 'Late the Sans Pared.) nherity of the Lord Chami.cilair. respectfully informed, that in consequence /man(' for Places to witness the new Bur- ID FRIGHT, which has been Lononred ion and applause of crowded and brilliant rill be repeated the remainder of this Wee k,• ;K wren, the elegant Ballet of L'AMOUR, 1F.513 OF ALL WORK. ;ENT EVENING, November 15, )W, and WEDNESDAY, will be pre lts, in Two Acts, called FRIGHT; or, Ilow to gain Consent. kat Partem, in Two Acts, called CTILESS OF ALL WORK. )retires inverted by Airs. Lee. zepheli; Frederick, (with aSong) Mr. 3. telebrated Actress) Mrs. Alsop ! Bridget, ) Mrs. Also?! ! Flourish, (a first-rate Lon ilsop !! I Goody Stubbins, (a deaf amorous Airs. Atop!:'.: Lounge, (a literary Fop) dademoiselle Josephine, (an Opera Singer Llsop" Alsop will introduce a oir.led by herself on the Guitar, composed aid a Mock Italian Bravura. V. Cook, of Iloothorpe, Esq. Thomas iiip Moaner_ll, of Tkotpo hialsor, ra t . and-Job n Nestet coal, of Hasa!beach, Esq. Noscrarratavataxo--italph William Gray, of Backworde House, Esq. Witham Clarke, of Benton Rouse, Esq. and Chalice Joba Windbag, of Gostorth House, Esq. Nteretsrunsassuzak--ffir Robert Clifton, of Clifton, Bart. Geo. Gregory Williams, of, Kompaton, Esq. and liter Pockliar ton, of Muskbam Grange, Esq. Ozroibeasna—Thomas Fraser, of Woodcot House, Esq. Wit ham Vanderstegan, of Cane k.md, Esq. and Charles Ultiit ld Bowles, of North Aston, Esq. RueLainsaisz—William ?rand, of Lyddiagton Esq. Thomas Adcock Woods, of Braunston, Esq. and Robert Sisitta, of Wiag, Esq. Setoorsallat—Ricbard Heber, of Hodoett, Esq. ; Thomas Tay lor, of Elberton, Esq Thos. Borough, of Chetwynd end, rat SOMIII3IIIIIIISit Chunks Warwick Bampfylde, of Hardemp ton Park, Bart.; Gerard Martin Berkeley Napier, of Use Pennard, Esq.; and William Hanging, of Dillingroo, L. Sraoroaosatas—Aloreton Walhome, of llatherton, EicA lotr St John Fenton Boughey, of Aqualate, Bart. and ...s Lister, of Armitage Park, En. Comrs - or Sorpritmorrox—James Scott, of Rotkerfield-park, Esq. Thomas Dean &hate, of Burton-house, q. George Purvis, of Blackbrook-house, Esq. Sivroct--Grorge Thomas, of Woodbridge, F.aq. Philip Bennet, of limy St. Edmund's, Earl. Edw. Gwilt, of Icklinghern. Esq. Suakin—Hutches 'Tower, of Unsted-wood, Esq. John Spicer, of Esher-place, Esq. John Whitmore, of Epsom, Esq. Sviskt—Walli me John Campion, of D_lnny, Esq. Rich. Hadar, of Bognor, Esq. Francis Seamen Blunt, of Worth, Esq. Waawiczainan--William Wilihrns, of the Larches, Esq. Wil liam Palmer, of Ladbrook, Esq. Christopher Robert Wren, of Wroxhail, Esq. Wwriatis—Ambrose Goddard, of Swindon, Esq. Goo. Pure foy Jervoise, of Britford, Esq..Ambrt-se Awe . y, of Seend, Esq. Woicesrassntaa— Richard Griffiths, of Thornerove, Esq. Elias Isaac, of Boughton, Esq. Sam. Ryeland, of Northfield, Esq. Yoarsinst—Henry Vansittatt, of Kirk Le...rhaio, Esq. Sir H. Wilson, of Crofton, Knr. Thomas Thon:tillt, of Fhby, I. FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. - - - h, an entirely 'New Ballet, entitled 10Cit ; or, Wine no Potion. dr. St. A:bin (from the Opera House.) xrs—Mr. St. Albin, and lira Ayiett (Pupil %Nhich will be introduced, a favourite OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, November 5, 1819. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA JESTI"S ORDNANCE do hereby gire Ne:ice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall on or before FRI DAY, the 19th instant, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of CANDLES, for Service of this Department, at Woolwich, for a period of One Ycar. Sampha of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respective Officers of the Ordnance, in' the Royal Arse2al at Woolwich, and farther Particulars, together with the 'Perms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secre tary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be deli. vered, sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Candles ;" but no Proposals cart:be admitted after the 19th instant, at Twelve &Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party snaking it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. [This Gazette contains orders for the Court going intornourn ing yesterday, for Charles IV. late Ring of Sardinia, and the late Duchess Dowager of Brunswick; to change on the 21st, and to go out of mourning on the 25th inst. It also contains a notice that Lord Craven has been appointed Lord Lieutenant and Custos Rotulorum of Berkshire, in the room of Lori Rad nor, who has resigned ; that Dt. W. Somerville has been ap- Physician to Chelsea Hospital ; and that the honour of Tellit g thood has been conferred on Dr. T. Grey, of Slane Castle, Ircland.l MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-01/IPicit, NOVEMBER 12, 1819. 91 Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Edwin Burnaby, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Jocelyn Willey, who retires. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Henry Mallory, from half-pay of the 20th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice George A. Aufrere, who exchanges, receiving the dif- loncinde with the Burtette of 'KETCH ; or, _Look before you Leap. )riate Scenery , Jamie. and Decorations. ay, ?dr. IV. S. Chatterky ; Old Alford, Mr. ad, Mr. J. Jones - Scott, Mr. Cowell ; xD ; Servants, Messrs. Gay and Ellison. — IV. S. Chatterley : Jenny, Mr.. Alsop. interesting Burletta, in Three Acts, is in , and will -speedily be produced ; also a Comic in Two Acts ; and an Imitative Burletta Me- Ir. John Reeve will pe,iforra. respectfully informed, the New Saloon will y at Eight o'Cloek, for the better accomme- Visitors at Half-price. ict of th.! new Gas Chandelier, suspended from 'heat!,, has been the subject of universal I ~: 1,1 t• . I , ! ) . I , , . I 1.1 • I 111 will be open from Ten o'Clock till Four.— , of Mr. Irish, Box Book Keeper, of whom Price Admission Tickets may be had. A Pri e had nightly —Leader of the Band, Mr. Law forte, Mr. G. W. hladdison.—The Scenic Depart 'ranklin and Aisistants.—lnventross of Costume, ompter, Mr. R. Chatterley (late Prompter of the Drury.laue).—Acting and Stage Manager, Mr. to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform precisely at Seven.—Half Price exactly at Bag • Boxes 4s. rit sa Galkry Is. By Order 9f the lord, R. H. CREW, Secretary. _'HE FIRST DAY OVER, Tickets that were Sold eing 5,o0o) are drawn ; - 5,000 Tickets of the First Lottery will au be DECEMBER, and the Wheel contains TWENTY THOUSANDS! SIVEWRIGHT, Sole Contractors, are state the complete success of their New Syatem, approbation of it. Not only most of the Offices the Agents in almost every City and Town in land were.entirely out of Tickets and Shares Day of Drawing, but the Orders for the Second that, with the exchange of Prizes for New -.READY' created a DEIVIAND that, in this one, has obliged the Contractors to issue nearly of the above 6,000 Tickets; and Purchasers LOSE NO TIME, in order to prevent a repe disappointments. -tors had the pleasure to Sell FIVE CAPITAL It affore.s them an additional proof of t h e de of the Scheme, that ALL those Prizes, and ,•awn TWO TWENTY THOUSANDS, Nos. have been sold to many Purchasers in London, not, Chester, Derby, Glouceiter, Liverpool, and artiti(.ll of which the Public may be assured ty, :AA December, when the TWO FIRST ~ ./e TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS extra , and the Four floating £lO,OOO Prizes, from 'ficiccts drawn the First Day, they have ',ALLY INCREASED CHANCES. This day wu published, Price 61. 6d. 2A'APHLETEER, No. XXIX. tber,l 819, containingthe following Pamphlets, viz.; of the Chancellor of the Exchequer on nuts= \. on eat: &moat of 1819. Irtnease of EDDIES, EDUCATION of the Poon, and Jr:J. Smoot.% By W. L. Boma', A.M. ing the Atmosphere of London from its EXONZ DLUTLICIOUS V...rarnts. By W. Farm, Esq. t, or PIN3AL ascertained and traced in ULSTL/t. 1. Y Caw-rent, Esq. A.M. F. A.S. Pantos/ma of Imsterrx, &c. By T. FOSTIID, F.1..5. ,y of the Pairs:est Senores indicated. By G. Esq•-•-ioflgOtCti sot of the Exnasav to the Court of CMINA,IB?6. the Rev. Dr. R. Mossnott, attached to the musts Itnoterens, and the Ilaaatacia of Sox-Cox lose.rs.--S,Origin onthe Pncoxs of SCOTLArD and the Nonni of ;won. By J. J. Guaxxx. Cestion of the FLORIDAS to Aura:ea, and the :essity of acquiring the IsLarn of Coat by Galas tans. By J. F. EATT VOMIT Esq. Mustrativ of the Speec hes of the Earl of rerpoOl, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer. — by Sterwood and Co. Paternoster-row ; Black and Lall-street, and all other Booksellers.—Where coin to be had, in Nos. or 14 Vols. CYCLOPSDIA, LAST PART BUT ONE. r..abliahed, Vol. 39, Part IL with Part F. addi tional Plates, a EW CYCLOPAiDIA; or, UNIVERSAL ‘'ItINAI4.V OF ARTS, SCIENCES, ANI) • .t:ltilti REFS, D.D. F.A.S. F.L.S. dm. I trlition of Mr. Cliarnberes Dictionary ; with aiir. vice of eminent professinne Gentlemen. I,:•ngLan and CO. and the other Proprietors. will be completed in one more Part, 1..1)110.1e:I in a few Weeks ; the Proprietors, there their Scbscriliers will make up their Szts as many e the Parts ere becoming scare... :ta of the Seventy-eight Pats already publisheal may I ri:e 20s. each, and royal plper, with Proof Plates ,•-lorxxiss to which the original and celebrated 1f C.. nnbl'ls be given birth, the Cyziopadia of Dr. - iaat camp:eller:sive. The long EN of the :earned and Piitot has bean urxecnittingli devoted to its im laveraeut, aidei by Ilia nutuarous *A able Coadjutors. The Nam acd accurate Engravings of Lowry, Milton, and Scott, idtvh illustrate Ulla Publication, are in theauelres, of superior owl value and render as Work ;soigne in this popular of Publications. In order, indeed, to Ware every petite :4 in thei r 13 OW et, and to fulEi Asir original Picwsild'eir tare already extioDititi Two Ilailked r it "t4 rotcds a:: the Wei. mon. a\ St. Jl;3 (La Tinder the Auth; ~NU are ?most rot dai dem o f FUN AND on r • the appre.a._ Lbb st o, 't w:!!! ..111;1 1E NC AT ..„ r i R A Es ., / ' ,HIS YItESED TO.24I()RROW , se cs, Burletta, sirs AND FRI A /se w Minks TITS A Crl Drem )Ir. Car.p Nab, (a tele c o usty Gawiey) ly Arco) Mrs. Also b ey or eighty) M ,ifit Iola( ..... . *P -u+) Mrs. Alit • accompani Maddioon), arc .A.fttr which, ; L'.' lO A:7 7'!'l by 'Mr. p. Cl.aracters yl .. wh !it» Denuetto. To cow i.!.f.' '.5 SKI c• : : t-d Ihsty, :pc; A:ferd •r r y, Citr.pbell Div, W. r: A rew and in ptgarotion, an( ;grin! P•rletta, in yr., in rich Mr. J. The l'..d•ac ate reef opesel pro-cif/ell at aim of the Box . Vit Ilebrilliant effect c *Soar of this Tht le 11.,A.Offace wi 'ces to be taken of tat and rri, see Dos nay be had -cm—Pianv-forte, I tot, ty Mr. Frank! In. lec.—Prompte Intre Royal, Dm' • 4.—The doors to I set, I,:gin precisel 414t.—liosee THE isd la the Ticket: ;he rcr.aining 5,01 drawn •.'.le flth Di • SIX 1' J4vi . " s ' 11 . happy to state isa the Public's app • :London, and the s•hnd and Scotlat Wore etz First Dal dry were soch, tha. ;deo, has ALR of time, ONE.IIALF of I ireoliaited to LO! tor ei these damp] The Contractors Parzr.s; aad it a ,tncd popularity o lathe First-drawl I,sro and 7,370, Its thrbniah, Bristol offer Terris-1 EC • or to Thursday, PZIZT..3 vre.l have tKi,ita•\:llich, a i.....mber of Tle GREAT Tilt; THE PA for ktober,l I. 4c•zch of 11. Do. Do. or 111. On Lie In ti KATter.: Ck.. freeing 5 a:r i DE: V. Ir By IL 7 ks .. VI. On the P M. B, F C e VII. Analogy Fxrt.n, !..!•• VIII. Atestant 70 137 the bassy.— at IX. On Paaia 'DMZ] I 1• I. Notes on Xi On the C , ce bp ; I lintr.tr 1d• XI I . Two Tab! ry Liocrp, tg PLSli,lird by of IL:Act:hell- -I..te .tot are to el •- 4 itrEs' c lIIIE LP, TS By A PR •.rot I th^ Asir EI: 17 val•;..11,; will 'wl,have it t -ocn a 3 • ( 4n:Otte 'bets • vv be had, d 0 , 1 x • each Pa: t. a• in , :uthe,...l. :Aft:co:try of /, 11 4 kott ;$ the tea: I '1:0 EMIGRANTS. This day was published, in Bvo. price 10s. 6d. boards, AmEtticA and the BRITISH COLONIES.— An Abstract of all the most useful information relative to the United State , of America and the British Colonies of Canada, the Cape of Good Hope, New South Wales, and Van Diemen's Island ; exhibiting at one view the comparative Advan tages and Disadvantages each Country offers for Emigration. Collected from the most valuable and recent Publications. The whole collated with Documents in his Majesty's Colonial Offses. To which are added, a few Notes and Observations. " Oni et non soot hien court d dire; muds avant quo de Ins dire, it faut penser loogtemps."—ltocniurouesut.r. By WILLIAM KINGDOM, Junior. Printed for G. and W. B. Vfhittaksr, 13,.Ave Matialane. FOR THE NEW YEAR. Just published, by TAYLOR and Hessler, 93, Meet-strcet. THE STUDE NT's JOURNAL, Arranged, Printed, and Ruled fur receiving an Account of every Day's Em ployment for the space of One Year. With an Index and Ap pendix. In post evo. half-bound in red morocco, price 41. 6d. I propose from this day to keep an exact Journal of my Actions at.d Studies, both to assist my Memory, and to accus tom me to set a due value on my Ttme."—lntroduction to Mr. Gibbon's Journal. The Pam= MAIM ; formed on the Plan of the Student's Journal, for General Use. Half - boun d in blue morocco, pr. 4e. 6d. The LITERARY DIARY; or, Complete Common-place Book with an Explanation, and an Alphabet of Two Letters on a Leaf. In post 4to. properly ruled throughout, and half-bound in mo rocco, like the Student's Journal, 12s. or on large thick post 4to. with Lock's Skeleton Index, handsomely bound in mock russia-16s. BIBLICAL ENCYCLOPADIA—FOURTH EDITION. This day was published, Part I. price 6s. with six Plates, of CALMET's DICTION A R Y of the HOLY BIBLE; containing, under their respective articles, many thousand Illustrations of the Bible, its Histories, Expressions, and Pecu liarities ; with the Fngments and Dissertations; elucidating the Difficulties of Holy Writ, by Extracts from the most authentic Voyages and Travels into Judea and the East. Illustrated by several hundred Engravings of Figures, Views, Maps, Plans, Dresses, &c. from genuine Authority. This Dicuotuav, from its first appearance, has been a standard Work, reprinted in almost all Languages. The former Editions having been exhausted, the ?resent IS entirely and carefully re vised. Additions are made us every Page, with many new Ar ticles ; the Plates, also, are revised, or re-engraved, with Addi tions ; and the whole is printed on fine paper, with double sets of new types, cast on purpose. London: Published by Taylor; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; and Sinipkin and Marshall. Orders received by all Booksellers. EGYPTIAN SCENERY AND ANTIQUITIES. , This day was published, Part I. containing seven Plates, of EGYPT DELINEATED. A series of Engravings, exhibiting the Scenery, Antiquities. Architecture, Hierogly phics, Costume, inhabitants, A nituals,&c. of that Country, selected from the celebrated Work of VIVA NT DEMON. Upwards of one hundred engravings will appear in t Ms Work,with Ex planation' in French and English. It will be comprised in twenty-one Parts, large Folio, price 71. 6a. each. The following Artists have con tributed their talents to this undertaking: Middiman, Landseer, Cardon, Audinet, Comte, Iditan, Hopwood, Newton, Cooke, Taylor, Smith, Armstrong, Dadley, Morris, Wise, Roffe, Poole, Pollard, Sts. An extraordinary degree of interest relatite to Egypt has been recently excited by the researches of Belzoni, Caviglia, Csillaud, Salt, I.egh, and other learned individuals ; by the nu merous valuable specimens of antiquity brought to England, and by the writings of a great number of Travellers, who of late have directed their attention to the Banks of the Nile. But :he Work of Dawn hitherto stands unrivalled: the very remarkable opportunities and advantages which he enjoyed and indefatigably improved during the occupation of Egypt by the French Army, have conferred on bis designs and descriptions an extensive and well-deserved celcbtity. The following is a brief Sketch cf the Sobj ec ts : Portrait, Dame (the only one published ); Geographi cal Plates, Maps, ate. Views of Buildings, Ancient and Mo— d :rn, and remarkable or interesting Natural Objects, Antiquities• of various kinds, Portraits of eminent or remarkable Natives, Modern Dresses of the Inhabitants, Customs, &c. Architectural Details, Geometrical Elevations, Flans, &c. Ancient iiierogly phies relating to Astronomical Science, l)ivinities, Ancient Cos tame, Sacerdotal Habiliments, Sacrificial Implements, Religious Bites and Ceremonies. Military Arms and Aceoutrenstutts, ka rat Employments, Musical Instruments, liouseltuld - Vurniture, Historical Bas-reliefs, ice. Dr. Clarke refers continually to this Series of Flatts as clod dadn his Volunts ; this Work, therefols, 40trIll an interesting : 9 Sppen g dis to Ms Traveisomd also illustrates the numerous puh...l fished Journals of Tray. !len who have vasittsiyhat coentey. London : Publiih. 11 , 7 Taylor ; :ihcrwod, rl!tei. and Jonssi &tad riimpkin and Maist-11. Ordv.rertesited bl AliMii,-.l:•.Aters. ference. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant and Captain Thomas Powys, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieu tenant and Captain, vice Charles Shirley, who exchanges. 3d Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant George Croasdalle, from half-pay of the 45th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice William Menders, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 11th Ditto—Lieutenant William Chambre, from half-pay of the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, vice Walter Lambert, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 44d Ditto—Ensign George Hogarth, from half-pay of the 99th Foot, to be Eusign, vice John Malcolm, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. 47th Ditto—Captain Patrick Forbes, from half-pay of the Re giment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Edward Temple ton, who exchanges, receiving the different:. . 50th Ditto—To be Lieutenant-Colwel, without purchase— Brevet lieutenant-Colonel John Bacon Harrison, vice Hilt, deceased. To be Major, withoutpurchase--Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Wemyss, vice Harrison. To be Captains of Companies. without purchaeo-Lieutenant Henry Fyge Jauncey, vice Montgomery, deceased; Lieute nant William Turner, vice Wemyss. Zs be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ltentenant William Ross, from half-pay of the York Chasseurs, vice Richardson, deceased • Ensign Jamell H. Serjeantson, vice North, de ceased ; kaisign William Harley, vice Jauncey ; Ensign Tho mas Edwards, vice Turner. To be Ensigns, without puzehase—Ensign Charles Wales, from half-pay of the York C h .w ars, vice Serjeantson ; Lord Sus sex Lennox, vice Harley ; William Sheaffe, Gent. vice Ed wards; Henry Hill, Gent. vice Barlow, deceased. To be Adjutant and Lieutenant—Lieutenant William Edward Crofton, from half-pay of the Regiment, vice Lyon, deceased. 58th Ditto—Captain John Montgomery, from half-pay of the York Chasseurs, to be Captain of a Company, vice Isaiah Linwood Verity, who exchanges; Lieutenant William Fir brace, from half-pay of the Royal York Rangers, to be Lieu tenant, vice John Fowle, who exchanges, receiving the dif ference. 60th Ditto—Captain William Pearce, from half-pay of the Iteginseut, vice Leonard Gibbons, who exchanges, receiving • the difference, to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenants Sil vrster 011ehir, from half-pay of the Regiment, vice Thomas Jack, who exchanges; and Peter Eason, from half-pay of the Regiment, vice Thomas Smith, who exchanges, to be Lieutenants: Ensign David Dickson. from half pay of the Regiment, vice William Bruns, who exchanges, receiving the difference, to be Ensign. 81st Ditto--Quartcr-Master George Tyrrell, from half-pay of the 88th Foot, to be Quarter-Master, vice William Hall, who exchanges. 80th Ditto--Lieutenant William Leslie ' from half-pay of the Ist Bahama Garrison Company, to be Paymaster, vice Jones, who retires upon half-pay. Ditto--Brevet Major Peter Wilkie, vice Blaney, deceased. to be Major, without purchase; Lieutenant Thomas Macin tosh, vice Wilkie, to be Captain of a Company, without pur chase : Ensigns Robert Hewitt, vice )''Donnell, deceased ; sad George Macdonald, vane Macintosh; to be Lieutenants, without purchase &Ago John M'Nabb, from late Meuron's Regiment, vice Hordit ; Gentleman Cadet John Buckley, from the Royal Military College, vice Macdonald; to be En signs, without purchase : Serjeant-Major William Gran t, vice bleekie, deceased, to be Adjutant, wi:h the rank of Ensign. 4d West India Regiment—Mitchel George Sparks, Gem. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lowe, deceased. Commission in the Northumberland Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Northumberland — Captain Robert Ogle to be Major, vice Clutterbuck, deceased. NOMINATION OF SHERIFFS FOR 1820. The names of those who were nominated for Sheriffs by the Lords of the Council, at the Exchequer, 011 the Morrow of Saint Martin, in the sixtieth year of the reign of King George the Third, and in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nineteen: lisosoinsiner—Sir John Burgoyne, of Sutton, Bart. John Barber, of Broom, Esq. and Charles Barnett, of Stratton Park, Esq. Bxensutax—George Henry Elitat, of Beheld House, Es+ Timothy Hare Atlabon Earl, of Swillowleld-plate, Esq. and Sir Gilbert East, of Hall-place, Bart. Buoxasionasesnuez—Benjaatin Way, of Denham, Esq. Charles Sitar!, of Iledgerley Park, Esq. and Sir Cods - legion Edmund Carrington, of Chalfont Saint Gars, Knt. Cans. and HUM—John Burgess, of Benwick, Esq. John Eels, of Wisbeach, Esq. and Thomas Orton, of March, Esq. Cussuisz--James France France, of Bostock, Ea+ Thomas Wilson,_ of . Llandican, Faq and George Ackers, of More ton, Esq. Cuaissiu-anD—Wilfrid Lawson', of Brayton House, Esq. John Marshall, of Halisteads, Esq. and William James, of Bar rock Lodge, Esq. Deftsesuuto—Francis Mundy, of Markeaton, Esq. Sir Charles Henry Colville, of Duffield, Knt. and Wi ll iam Webster, of Ashbmarne, Esq. Devomaxaas---John Inglett Fortesmse, of Backland. Esq. Re ben Newton Inckdon, of Yen Town, Ea+ and Unbent Ilunt, of Wintry, Faq. • Doeszvatata—Christopher Spurrier, of Coombe Abner, Esq. Claud Scat. of Lytehet Masten, Esq. and Thomas Billett, of Waratwoll, Esq. llss_tx—Sir Thomas Nave s of Dagnam Park, Bart. Robin. Watley Hall the younger, of Great Ilford, Eaq. and Sir Georg" Henry Smyth', of Bereciturett, Bart. Goasenumsentlaso--Slt Xtbsisist• laysautt Sititdr, of Mikerdine 2440 1 0- WAttain Mau. Huts John Lloyd Raker, of Hardwick Court, lesq. The Names of tke several Persons nominated by the Chief Justices of the respective Circuits in Waits, as plopet Neiman) serve the Office of Sheriff for the ensuing Year, fur the nape:, tive Counties following SOUTH WALES. Ceeksareri—Ambrose Goddard, of Wernddn, Esq. Walter Rice Howell Powell, of Maesgwyn, Esq. Ralph Stephen Pem berton. of Lk=lly, El+ Plitmete--Nathaniel Philips, of Slebee.h, Esq. Orlando Hants, if Ivy Tower, Esq. Joseph Harris, of Lammas, Esq. Caarenee--Ilenry Rogers, of Geily, 'Esq. the Honourable John _ Vaughan, of Crosswood ; Edw. Gauen. of Abermaide, Esq. Giastoecut—Richard Blakemore, of Velindra, Esq. Sir John Morris, of Claremont, Bart. Henry John Grant, of Knoll Castle, Esq. Bascom—Thomas Price, of Builth, Esq. Wm. Lewis Hopkins, of Aberannell, Esq. David Lloyd, of Absrlech, Req. Rensma—James Cementer, of Harvey, Esq. James Watt, of Old Radnor, Esq. John Williams, of een, Esq. NORTH WALES Aeoessev—Robert Lloyd, of Tregauan, Esq. James Webster, of Derry, Esq. Owen Putland Meyrick, of Bcdnrgdn, Esq. Caasocesvos--William Ormsby Gore, of Clenneney, Esq. Robert Roberts, of Garn, Esq. James Gill, of Gin Cwm, gee. Meta osurni—Thomas Fitzhugh, of Cwmbeision, Esq. Edward Scott, of Bottalog, Esq. Edward Lloyd, of lthagatt, Faq. Mownsonsay—Valentine Vickers, of Criggion, FL.q. Jotn Buckley Willianies, of Olanhafran, Esq. Philip Morris, of Trehalig, Esq. De-emu—John Lloyd Salisbury, of Galtvaynan, Esq. John Edward Wynne, of Gerwiuvawr, Esq. John Ileatoo, of Plas Heaton, Esq. Fuwr—George Watkin Kendrick, of Minya, Faq. Jas. Knight, of Ritual, Esq. Thomas Meakin, of Llwynegrin, Esq. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Richard Cooper, late of Rawcpife, Yorkshire, common-brewer. George Lowe, Manchester, merchant. BANKRUPTS. William Fames, Haymarket, horse-dealer, to surrender No ember 20, 30, and December 25, at ten, at Guildhall. At tornies, hie's». Jones end Bland, Great dary-la.boune-street. John Wilson, Old Broad -street, 'meaner, leovember 90, 27, and Deceniber 25, at ten, at. Guildhall. Anoraks, Meters. Paterson and Rile, Old liroed-street. . DIVIDENDS to be made et GUILT/PALL. Dec. 4, A. G. Milne, hittie-court, Fenetturcnetreet, mer chant, at twelve. Dec. 14, J. Moody, Late of York Mews, Paddington-street, livery-stable-keeper, at eleven. Dee. 4, F. Hudson, late of Gibraltar, merchant, at twelve. Dec. 14, J. Welferd, Broad-street, Retail', slopseller, at twelve. Dec. 4, R. Harris, sen. and jun. J. Wilkinson, and W. Harris, Wat ling-street, wholesale linen-drapers, at twelve. Dee. IS, U. and C. Rugg, Austin-fritre, animas, at eleven. Nov. 27, J. Jump and T. liargroves, Fore -street, hat-manufacturers, at one. Dee. 11, R. Ager, late of Leigh-street, Burton Crescent, paper hanger, at eleven. Nov. 16, R. Karpeks, Dover, dealer in fruit and jewellery, at twelve. Nov. 25, J. B. Toone ries, corn-factor, at twelve. Dec. 11 , E. hl. and C. PCet terill, Vine-street, Liquorpond-street, bacon-merchente, at eleven. Dee. 4, S. Amhurst, late of Markeentreet, St. James'., cooper, at one. • DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY, • Dec. 7, J. Yate, Worcester, leatir_r-seller, at eleven, at the Star and Garter, Worcester. Dec. 10, S. Partridge, Cardiff, ironmonger, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Dec. 4, J. H. Crass Bristol, corn-factor, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. CERTIFICATES—Dec. 4. J. Leslie, Lower Thames-street, merchant. W. Chamber layne and G. Rawlinion, Leicester, hosiers. J. Sr:vitt, White cross-street, charcoal - weer:amt. W. Dixon Collyhurst, Man chester, calico-printer. W. A. Bragg, Rotlierhitbe-wall, ship wri,;hr. H. Williams ' Duke-street, Bloomsbury, wine-mer chant. W. Shalicrass, Joseplestreet, Pancras, baker. I'. Lae, Liverpool, soap-boiler. J. F. Leitch, Fetteburelt-stmet, met chant. J. Masten, Dartford, grocer. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-lit/NEV. • The Starling, for sundry seizures between Decurtber 23, ~ ' Z4,4 r isi7, and June 14. Vile, this day, at the Gtice of Mr. hiar t eb, 0 a t erite, and recalled there Wednesday. and Thursdays fee Ithree mouth& • AVERAGE PRICES of CORN in Fttgiand and Wales, from Ithe Retinas received in the week ender/ Noe. 6, leto, Wh e at 1 Rye. 1 Barley. Oats. Beam!. 1 ho e . i s. d. ~ d, s , d. a. d. s. d. 6. d. 66 10 41 9 64'11 • 4.5 7 44 71, • $0 8 The Average kekte of .1 1 a s trolfithe IWtit44 **kill* 11 Gaunt+, in stela ROWS the c m Ner ks , r . I ** m ii - - s l- .. ' per cwt. t .0 . .4 1 li ii ...... - ; i';,,, .' , . . . 4 . i -• '1 1 -, ,~ 1 OFFICE OF ONDAYAATE, November 5, 1819. TILL Pl?' NCIPAL OFFICERS of his 111 _I JESTI"S ORDYANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-mall, on or before FRIDAY, the 19th instant, from such persons as may he willing to undertake the supply of OILS BOTTLES, AN D ()Tulin ARTICLES, for Service of this Department, for a p;Tiod of Three Years, determinable after the etriration of the first Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the option of either Party. Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Otorekeerer's Office, in the ►ower, and farther particular.,, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con tract, may be known at the Secretary's Officeirt Pall Mall afore said, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must Iv^ delivered, scaled up, and endorsed" Pro posals for Oils Bottles, etc.," but no Proposal can be admitted after the 19th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of tke Board, E. H. CREW, Secretary.