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ditlVirow, 7.0. oh The fudden removal of the loth Vince returned) bum this place, which gave rife to many rumours, bas been fatisfaeorily explained. A fleet of collier', it teems, which appeared off Deal, not being under convoy, and being confequently not enabled to an fwer the fignal. made from the land, were miilaken for a part of the enemy's flotilla, and were the occa. Bon of the exprefs being afterwards difpatched to General Leitrim and the proceedings which foe ceedcd. Six o'cLota P. M.—The Prince of Waits is this moment arrived at the Pavilion, from Sir H. Fs A• eireasvowmaya res. His Royal Highnef.'s dragoons, it appears, march from this place for Guildford, in the courfe of the week. They will be fitcceeded in the Barracks by the sth Cavalry, which regiment, we underfland, is already on its route for that purpofe. - - - - To the honour of the Britifh farmers be it mention ed, that the troops thus unexpeEtedly mediated in various parts to apply to them for accommodations, were treated in the molt hofpitable and handfome manner. Lieutenant Colonel Pamira is appointed infpeEtini Field Officer for Monmouthfhire. Lord klst.sow has appointed the Hon. GEORGE Ect.torr to the rank of Pod Captain, and to the amonsand of the MAIDSTONE frigate off Toulon. Cvetors floor arrived at Spithead on Mon day from the Mediterranean, and was immediately placed under quarantine, but as there is no fever on board, (be will be inAantly releafed. Difpatches from Lord NELson, off Malta, and Gen. TRIG GS, at Gibraltar, were received by this conveyance. Captain &tact ) the officers and crew of the Avis pia hoop, arrived in the Ring George hired cutter en Sunday laft at Yarmouth, from the River Ems. They will proceed to the Nore by the firft convey arice, for the .purpofe of taking their trial ; a Court Martial being ordered to be held at that place, to enquire into the lets of the Paid hoop. Lieutenant COLO'S, of lite AMILIA frigate, who was captured in a boat belonging to that fhip, with Tome fearnen on the coaft of Holland, has been ex• changed, and is an ived in town. He brings an account of very active preparations being carried on in all the places where he has been. Veffeh of Soo tons, and none under acc.bave been ordered to at: linable in the Texel, for the purpofe (it is prefumed) of conveying troops, for the invafion of this country. Stoartwc.—We underhand that T.-H. D. Efq. It P. has betted the turn of zoo guineas with H. W. Efq. that he produces fix men who ply ufually on the river (from Rothrrhithe and upwards), to row in any boat which they (hall think proper, agaipil fix men who ufually ply on the water at Gravefend, in any boat which they alto hull think proper. •f.. (tart from a boat anchored off T. H. D.'s wharf, at Ito tberhithe, to go round the Nore light, and return to the fame boat. The names of the men to be declared on January the zoth ; but in ca fe any of the lard men, fo declared, fhnuld be taken lick, or otherwife pre vented performing the above, then either party is at liberty to choofe a fubftitute or' fubilitutes. Yefterday a battle was fought in Hyde Pask, be tween two hi& Bricklayers, whole names are Flarty and M'Pherfon. The combatants let to for the pur ist& of deciding an old grudge, and Come defperate blows paled on both fides. After a fevers fight of forty minutes, they, being both blind, agreed to re linquifh the prefent conteß, and to renew it again when they (hall be recovered from the fatigues of it. There was on Monday a meeting of the Renters of Drury-lane Theatre, at the Brown and Anchor Ta vern, at which a long difenflion took place refpetling the fituatien of that property. It was finally refolved, ' that a Committee of Renters Mould be appointed in aid of the Board of Management. Mr. SHERIDAN, in confequence of an intimation from Mr. HOLLAND, that the exertion of his pen would tend more than any thing to revive the attraElion and improve the interefts of the Theatre, obfervcd, that his mind, for the let ten years, had been fn much occupied, that it was impoffible for him to think of dramatic compo. fition, hut that he had now refolved to employ what ever talents be might 'mirth in that purfuit. This declaration gave new life to the Meeting, and the company feparated in hope and good humour. Sittings appointed in Middiefex and London, be fore the Right non. RICHARD PVTIER, Lord AL vAHLEY, Lord Chief Judice of his Majllly's Court of Common Pleas, at Wellminiter, in and after Hilary Term :804 : IN TLIM. ittiIDLEILI. LOSpold. T.l( MJy. Turfl, Jaw 24 I Wane4l. 31 Wctlorfalay. Ft b. 7 Wt 4104.1447, Tan. a t hb. s AFTER TFRM. Tutaiy, - Fch. to 1 Wtiti. !.!,r, . Ti?'. Ts At ITunfley, in the pliifb of Rowley, n few miles from Byre:ley, there i... a fi..1.1 4 turnip. tbs.. feat. ,n, which for product, Finth in fize :Intl sodniity, it is fuppcied, has never been equallcd in this or any other country. Great numbers t.f the plants har been matured to the weight of two !lune and upwvra.. each turnip ; and one in partictilm fort infct tor 111 girt to the dimenfauns of a hurh.:: ;kcp) raluzli, secillsed Otte A• , ” ten ounces. This plot of groun d ..Is rezently, and fur a great n.nubct ut >eats, mei Li a coney warren. YeAerday morning a fire broke not at Mr. Sol., •non's, jun. in Vineg ir.yard, Drat y I..ine, which wt. occafioned by fume linen tiking !ire, said; w ai l 'frying in the k:tchen fl the etertiont nt Mr. Si,. kMon it was o ut under wi:hout sluing any matesial damage. A very Mocking seciacrit oCCtlffe , .s t shwa a wstk IAO at Doter. A Mr. Wittr of that pLice, a (Zip ler, was feeding 1' rue pig.:.vs, as was his praCtice %very day at the h.st ... part id iii% boa:, in Snow:: .4:itc•nrcet, scht.rc to I.i, gZer TTII•lort line, part of a chalk cliff gar: w.tv, and te.,;;; , urie) him in the riling. Bs VII[. ~ .1. tlir 'lilt r ,.,.ti kJ it. the !pen '.lt his et' •t, but otb•zr allot:AA,: V' A . ntcrfraty to sr! 1.. .Ate him fr , mt hi; dred.idal li!iid:: n. ; iie ...As found t• , 'ir violently broiled in •.: boon ‘ ..ices of his body ..• i .31:,.. r.. I l'n 7 ,ti td till Th.:-1.. , .r mort.ing, v kr. 1 . '•i. ! ; .rii 7:.: Troir.rnte s iii.:•T iI . cha::. si.:.ii'd 4 .; eh ; time, fever.il heats % tl%; conflict thly Ja• YER3Er, 7ANWART 4. The fortifications on the Town Hill dre Marl) , complete. Our excellent Commander in Chief, Ge neral Guanna, during the conftruCtion, was on the lull every morning at (even, and enforced regularity and perfeverante by example. This foot commands the town, the harbour, and Elizabeth C.dtle ; and it was by means of its advantageous pofition that a party ct the Militia fo effeflually annoyed the French troops in 1781, and killed their General Rut tc- COURT ; and it is fufpated by many, that the gallant and lamented PIERSON received a fatal blow from the fame detachment, when he fuddenly marched to the fpot, towards which their fire was direeted. The fame Militia are now much improved, (Ince they have learnt by experience that they are not inat tackable. An iiiilitution of incalculable benefit has lately taken place. Col. le Coursua, after braving numberlels dangers in the fervice of his country, in the Eta Indies, being appointed lifpeaor of the tia, has trained the boys of the Ifland to arms, and brought them to a (tate of perfection, abfulutely without precedent. It was not exactly known what particular duties were attached to an office created by the lall Adminiltration ; but Col. le Coursue, with a confcientinns integrity, has availed himfelf of his military experience, and by unparalleled petfonal exertions, has produced an unfailing fupply to the defenfive refources of the Ifland. We have the fatisfaAion to Rate, that the Cnnntefs of St. VINCENT'S health, though not alts gether fn good as her Ladylhip', fiends naturally wills, has not fuffered any change for the worfe. The Court-Martial on General Button, for fight ing a duel with an inferior Officer, clofed its linings yellerday ; but the fentence cannot be publithed until it has received the fan lion of his MA/ STY.. The General's letter delivered into the Court by the Duke of YORK, in which he acknowledges the f tet of his acceptance of the challenge, was, after mature con. fideration, admitted to be good evidence The Duke of KeNT, and moll of the Officers of the Third Regiment of Guards, attended at the Court Martial yetlerday, to bear tellimony to the General's high charatter and honourable condo& The KING, on the application of the Colonels of the Regiments of Laneafhire Militia * has contented to their bearing in the colours of their feveral corps, the Red Rafe, the ancient badge of the County Pala tine. Prince WILLIAM of Gm - wet:ant has accepted the offer of the Royal Chefter Volunteers to do the duty of that garrifon. Yefterday morning the Southwark Volunteers, commanded by Col. Tz IsRM ay, had a field day. The whale of the sth Regiment of Dragoons is arrived at Newca file upon-Tyne. Friday the Fulham Light Infantry, commanded by Major Mgr a Ice, was brigaded with the Chifwick Volunteers, and infpetted by General Fox, who, with fever-al Officers prefent, was highly gratified by the Major's new Light Infantry exercife. The Loyal Shrcwfbury Volunteers are to receive their colours fiom Lady OAKLEY, on the 18th intl. there will be a ball in the evening. Tuefday the firft divifion of the 14th battalion of the Army of Rcferve, arrived in Glafgow from Dun dee, on their way to Ireland. Tie Royal North Lincoln Militia, who were on their march for Hull, have been ordered to Louth. Two companies of the Argylllhire Volunteers 'landed at Gourock, on Thurfday, on their route for Paifley, tinder command of Captain LAMONT, from Kerry. They have not yet got theirregimentals, but Lave all got armed, and are good looking men. Lail week the Volunteers of teeter were brigaded with the King's Dragoon Guards ; they together of fembled to the amount of 4000 men, and repaired to Halldon, whtre they were met by General Si NI cor. He expreffed in high terms the fm.ward flare of the Volunteers ; at the fame time obferved, that their being brigaded with the line was the lurch way to arrive at perfeflion. Upwards of one thoufand men of the rth and other regiments embarked on Thutfday, Friday, and Saturday laR at lhlifworth, in Nottharoptonthire, for Ireland. men, though in high Ipir its, wen verely anaoyed by the very inclement Hare of the weather—the privates, however, on their getting into the boats cf the Canal Company, were regaled with a can of good old ale by the worthy Rea or of the Paliro. Thee is in the Heller Co:npanv of Volunteers, a man of the name of MICHA}L WARD, aged 65, by birth in Irifhman, who has been (worn into his Cotaturv's fervice up lefs than five times, twice for King Crudes: 11. and thrice for his prefent MA. J sr r. He walked on font to Peewit* on Thurfday I rentright, to be reviewed by Colonel HARR is. hay i.' aCtually refilled to ride on turtleback. The Com pany to which he bel , ngs were In much pleated vita the pattiotie fpir it of this grey headed veteran, that they hired him a chaile from Pen: ith t:• his place of abude, at Low Heiket,and paid his others.cpences. A private letter from Merlin gives the following a‘count of the channels opened by Pruffia for her commerce with England The Anglo German trade, %Oriels was t,reatened with ferious impedi. meats by the blockade of the Ellie and the %%refer, has conquered all interruption, and immenfe con -19 of Englifh goods gn from Embder, with tams macs, to Monfier, the whole of lVeilpha lia, and Alf,' into Holland. Thus Stettin is become one of the firft commercial cities of Germany. To the fame town the whole Spanifh trade of the Hanle Towns, with the Silefla and Lufatia manufaCturv, is like% ife removed. The King of Peursta has ad vanced four millionsof riz dollarsto the manufacturers of Silefis, to enable them to forward their mcrchan. iliac, &c. without employing faCtnrs at Hamburgh. The trade of Stcttin, therefore. is become very lima ithing, and Mips arc freirloesl from thence to Cadiz, Whoa, Corinna, and blalaza. Lubeck and nig ' debater are alto contiderable gamete by this alto ration in the channels of commerce. Meny corn ' modiries which ufed en be (hipped from Hamburgh and Lonchuigh, and tranfported through Hanover, now to Jiiettly from Magi:Lng), to Bruntwick, Francidort, and even to Lciplie fair and Nurern lough. Twents ts. o I urge si arons, loaded with Britith rnoriiiitaatires, were f iru arded from blag delimit Sr..! to the lad bli.lia:lsruts fair, at L From /"e LONDON GAZETTE, jantsary to. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, JANUARY 10, 180 3. Ayrfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. William Campbell, Gent. to be Comet, vice I laminae, refigned. alofield and South Waltham Gentlemen and Yeo manry Cavalry. Li eu t enant Heath to be Captain, vice Borroughts, cleceda. Curtin Sibel to be Lieutenant, vice Heath. William Joey. QOM to be Comet, vice S:bel. Devon Guides. George Montagu, Efq. to be Lieutenant:Colunel Command,-t. Ludlow and Bilhop's Ca4le GcntleltlCll And Yeo manry Cavalry. Lieutenant William Adams to be Captain, vice Syer, refined. Cornet Henry Lloyd to be Lieutenant. vice Adams. John Molyneux, Gent. to be Corn , t, vice I.loyd. Ilk Regiment of Noi folk Gentlemen aad Yeo:rtan:y • Cavalry. Thoma, William Coke. Efq to i c Lieutenant-00111.ti. George Beane:tamp, FN. to be Major. Suffolk Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cav a l r y. Alderman Manning, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Sir T. Gooch, reigned. Cornet Thomas Farr to be Lieutenant. George Bohm', Gent. to be Cornet, vire Farr. Werwickfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Thomas Welch, Gent. to be Cornet. Argylllhire Volunteers. Alexander Marra - on, C;;.nt. to be FaiL,n, vice Q. MTarlane re figned. Rcv. Charles Stewart to be Chaplain. Rev. Duzabl 111'llugald to be C h aplain. Argyllthire Additional Battalion. . To be I.lcute.,ains—Jantea M'lcinnon, Coll. M•Douyall, and John Roblin., Chou. To be Enfigns-.-Duncan Black and Archibald Frafcr, Gent*. Betchworth, &c. Volunteer Corps. - Carib C. H. Bouverie to be Major-Commandant, vice Hoe. W. H. Bouverie. refigimd ; Lieutenant Edward Bouverie to be Cap. tale, vice C. H. tiouverie; Samuel Welton. Gent. to be Lieu tenant, vice E. Bouveriel Benjamin Watcrcr, Gent. to be Lieu tenant. IR Regiment of Ruch Volunteer Infantry. John Winter, Gent.. to be Enagn. &lipfield% Bury St. Edmund's Volan 4 teers. Robert Roo wood, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Loyal Colcheltcr Volunteers. Lieutenant James Lovitt to be Captain, vice liedge, appointed Adjutant. Enfign Thomas Nice to be lieutenant, vice Levitt. George Wright, Gent. to be Enlien, vice Nice. Evelham Volunteers. Lieutenant John Hyde Dauber to be Captain, vice llreedy, re. Enlig° John Clarke to be Lieutenant, vke Dauber; Jo kph Edge, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Clarke. Frarnlingh - am Volunteers. Thomas Thompfon, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Bennington, re. figned ; Thomas Ber.ningten, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Godwyn, religned. Gatefhead Volunteer Infantry. F.nGgn John Green to be Lieutenant. To be E,,figns—liaar Kirton, redid's Harrilon, John Witten:, and Thomas Hodgfiin. Cents. •To be Quarter Malter—John Want, Gent. Ipfsvicit Volunteers. - Captain Thomas Javer Milliner Neale to be Major. 'Co be Captaius—Liautenanta John King, vice Silbume, jltlW. Martin, and James Weon. To be Licutenants.a-Enfigns Charles Groh, John Sparrow,Eihnund Clarke Wells, and Thomas Dennlngliam, Gents. To be Enfigns—John Ablitt, Thomas Edmunds, Edward Ablitt, and William Paine, Gents. To be Chaplain—Rev. William Howortb. Kenfingt_on Volunteers. Lieutenant Thomas Peter Marta to be Captain, vice Malt, de ' ended ; Enfign Francis Ernme to he Lieutenant, vice Marta; John Wall Callcott, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Frome ; Enfign Benjamin Lewis Vullaimy to be Adjutant ; William Glover, ' Gent. to be 442arter ; Henry Ulla= Thompion, Gent to be Al llant Surgeon. Loy it Newcaele Volunteers. Captain Thomas Cib( to be MaJet, vice Davidcon, retigned ; Lieutenant Chrillopher Fenwick to be Captain, vice Gitdoe ; Second Lieutenant Taylor Gibrua to be Fiat Lieutenant, vice Fenveick ; Richard Brown, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant in the Rifle Company; James Hindmarth, Gent. to be Second Lieu. tenant, vice Gibron ;Bowes Fenwick, Gent. to be Surgeon, eke Keenlyfide, dcerafed. Lny it On gar Hnndred Volunteers. Lieutenant Samuel Wild to to be Lincoln, vice Stork refired. Eagu Williattt BilLmy Rifdoo to be Lieutenant. vice Wild. Pendennis Artillery. ss &coll.! lieutenant Robert Napton to be Firft I !cotenant, voc Knkltr, t t:l3nel ; William Blight, Gent. to be Steond Lieute nant, vice ?Captor,. Artillery Company of Portfrnouth ViCtualling Office Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Thomas Pins to be Fiat Lieutenant, vice Va. Icntine, rcligned ; Jcifepb Clarke, Gent. to be Second Lieute nant, vice Pitts. Loyal St) tit!l pion Battalion of Volunteer Fuzileers. William Keck, Gent. to be Suwon. John Bell, Gem. to be Qzaret r Matter. Eaffern Battalion of Sutherland Volunteers. Captain Gordon Clones to he Captain, vice Cordon. rained. Titeh field and Farrhant Volunteers. Enfign l EMMY Cooper to he Second Lieutenant. Woodbridge Volunteers. Captain John Purcell to be Major. FARA.' A—ln Gazette of 3d What Loyal Lymington Volun t . For trilisst Aril:oes., Gent. to be Lohign. Read ;Mimi. nt : to be Laßge. In (Jaime of 7th init. Fored Volunteers. For Inhn Tbeenao, Gene to be Adjutant, with the Brevet nnk of r.v.a..rea.i J. hn Thumu, Gent. to be Adjut.int, wah the lire vac :Auk of Litht, man,. In Gazette of 24th ult. For Bilit.oll roister., I japtry, 'teed Wilton Gmelawn. amd 1. mum", C.ma 'ry. itcv. Woo Lee to be Chap Lou ; rho.. Pn.e. Gent. to be Surgeon. WAR OFFICE. JA!.. 10. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Cuard.—Cornet S. R Ntiekktbw.iitc to be (doom:mt. by rutehafe, vie& Eri . J. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Ant:lee - on, from !hi ledf.pay of the icth Foot. to be I.izutwant. vice Gri,r,c who ezeti.ineet. re curios the ditrettnee ; llnfign John HAlltlitfoll, from Ow :6th Foot. to he Cornet, by porchafr. rice ot. promoted ftci.tment of Dragoons—Edward I.Lirr. it., Gent. to be Carve, - be Purch.if:. vice 'retrltt.promor,..l. tit itcgillti ISt of Foot Guards.—.To t , e EnG,irt, without picrliafe, Char'xi Liont I ritsGerald. ‘V.v.irs,:lc Ulu:more, Robert I I ur:t, and William Henry NI: 3.1 Ditto—Major Central Charles Sarnat to be Secon I Nlajur, vice Major t ;entre' elephant, dereand ; Captain miphin cockc to be Captain of a Company, vice htajor General Lira. :t; Erfign j. I. Cochrane to be Lieutenant, vice Fraeozke ; Iran..ta Hume, Getty to be Entire. by punt aft; Rowland A.lli:ton, Gent. to be Initn, without porthak, stet Co.! rant ; Charles ILSWIVPICC White, gent. to be Ent'r. svithout parshafe. eth Regiment of Foce—Frifign J. . Green to be I.in:tenant. without yurchafe, vkc Croke, promoted in the eetb lout; Charles Loofdalc. Gent. to be Ennio , . etc Green. th Thtto.-Enfign --- Lord Burgi-4h. from • t jib Foot, to b: Lieutenant, without porthole. vice Skeleton, pr. muted in the pat Battalion of R,fcrve. tth Dltto•-•Enfign Daniel Donovan, from the {l6th Foot, to be Enlign, without puictafc, vita Byrne, whole aptointoiett has not taken pta:e. 16th Ditto.l.lcotertant Jchts Campbell to be Captain of a Cosa pony. without porthole, vice Maley, remove! :o the IR ratra• bon 04 Referee; Entire Aksander Cornwall to be Lki tenant, a.. c Can ;•bcU; Frederick Welch, (krt. to b, vice CconwAl. rut 1'...4-.4brirtrupber Ha;chcil, fleet. to be 1 zl'o, by tor chafe. si.o.jubhisio promrcilplhi BM tint. lEtu b li ll, 'sat Ditto. toile Lewis Suter. nio,Mb 7410. .gmberadb• i ' tenant, by porthole, vice ; preMoted; stemma Intik Gam to be &Gen , by poreteett, Mee peaces, proamood. , 1 syth ltepionent of Faot. ' 1 . 3 be Lieuteminto—PoSpo Robert Seymour, 4 pro i shiless 1 Camich.ol; Lieutenant Pets C. WdUaks, from half foL the !yds Foot, lice Freer, promoted; bolo a Ib by pentode. vice Miry, promoted. To be Eafign--Thomas Murray Brooke, Oat. by Gibbons, promoted. 38th Ditto—WiMam Mount Garrett,Gesd. to be aim '1 - peon, rite O'FirteLl, promoted lo tie yfeli FOWL .• : I 39th Dino—EaSgs Fames Crotty, from balf-por of di , to be Eafasn. vita Imo. rammed hum tbeferelms , soth Dato-4alka Robot Maxwell to be IJamosolit efebilk ch,ie, vke iircbsialt, promoted; &GOP Milk' Pannitil* 1 I .iiro toss nt, by parettare, vice Dampier, promoted. • , 42d Ditto—Lientemot Robert Dick, from tilt 9(11 Move, to be Liammaut, vice Callieren, "I th irig • ROVii Gamlen Battalion. , . ohs lisa • 4.0 Ditto—Eobeo and Adjutant Thotrm biselurclt los~ i 4 611 1 .'""*A ttr.Ufhlt Fawcett, Gene to be Alithmeesehietailiell pmmt;trti. sad I utenant George T. Napier to be Gamin of sCatioe p my, by purcbafc, vice Wade Or osoted: Liusurp Walr• I c to be Lituttnint, by purch.te, vice 1 5 04'preunktialit us tt tit Weft India itegiusatt ; &Wien Adam Hooter to lit ISallt, vice Napier; George Spottifivuode, Gem. to be Wyo . Wilt Wallis. 56th Diuo—John Given, Gent. to be Lake, by pueebak, eke Reid, pcontmod in the Bgth Foot. p 58tb Ditto—Lieutenant Lyre Donley tube Adjutant. froth Ditto-141M tagginer, Gem. to be Enlign, without putt chafe, vice tviliermirt, promoted in the Staff Corps; Richter. Gent. to be Earle, without purchafe, vice Imhoff, des cestcd. 6 tit Ditt ,, —Enfign J. limner to be Lieutenant. without perstbek; ' rice Roberts, promoted ; Jahn Rutherford, Gent. to be Er&gra, vies limner. 65i1 Ditto—knlign James Johollaine to be Lieutenant, by perehafe, vice MLerotb. promoted. 6th Ditto—Mickul Foley, Gent to be Enfign, without parchakp vice Bathe, promoted in the 7th Wcft India Regiment. y ft Ditto—John Major, Gent to be Enfigo, by porehare„ . *at • Dickfou, promoted. 77th Ditto—William Wardell. Gent. to be Fay. itt Putzbate• vice SUM, promoted In the zoth Foot. EBth Ditto—Enkaß. Llevenin. from the ligti net, to be Lei fign. by purchare, vice Mackenzie, who retires. gad Vittu—Licutenant Brodie Grant to be cysts. eta Oneepeehr ; - by Oda o--Chula Valkaoly. Gene. to bo Id" laikiale "Rey chafe, vice Donavan. peaked in the n ib hot • Royb African Corps- itt.rtin lt °blab% 011101111 : bi alle . calcirthout purebafe. Corps—Unitas.. t Jeremiah Fan, ham the gob AM M O be Captain of a CoeVanY ; Lawman Lord Thowat/dblaki Clinton. tram the ea Life Gun*. to be Captain a a ea Bangles of Rekrve—Captain Hugh Mary, haft - t C h eeP o li A Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Ditto—Lieutcoant C. Dean* from the balltsey of W lkle lei& Malloy, to be Lieutenant. 6th Dir. ...Lieutenant James Graneogh,frani leaff•pay sheallar F , be Lieutenant, with' the "at. tempoisig rails 7th Ditto—C,.4os Melo& Oat. w hi asito s whore oppolotsosot has sot abrogate. 77 7' Sib Ditto—Licutanot Lucas Haut *kiosk iota loam or Dracilbaw's Levy, to be Lice:want, vice Warms, whoa. changes. Canada!' Pembina—Edward Cartwright, Gent to be taiga Regineot..—Licutenont I N. Mentz, front the 60tbFICe. be Captain of a Compaity. With temporary rank la the Anat. 4th Royal Garriloo Battalima—Limtemat Gone Berry. Irmo ift half-pay of the 99th Foot, to be I.leateowt. vice DW" le* moved to the ;th Gerrit= Battalion; John Mike. fth.d Its Paymafter. 9th Ditto—Licatenaat Jeremiah DOSIVI.II. from the 4t h Oman . . . . . Battalion, to be Llceiesant, Mos Soatia,goboool *aroma& HOSPITAL STA FF . Surgeon Peter Omsk, from the ad Dragoon Guards, to be Jwr ge to the Forces ferving Is Ireland, Mee Cousins, promoted Surgeon James O'C•cnor, from the 17:b Light Deasomm, to Is Surgeon to the fold tarots, Mee Biggar, promoted. Motioa•wour. The Appointment of William Durk, Gast. to be Alliftast4646 . gems in the s7th Light Dragoons, vice shirr., promoted, as air:. ted to the Casette of ail March kit, has not taken plate. The Appointment of Captain N. Miott Amen from half-papalt the late lnaptadent Campania, to be Captain m the O6th Anna vice Germ. promoted, as gaud in the Gasetts at the vatic July !aft, has not takm place. The Esebange between Major Ponta' of the tub Foot, end Major Might of the Both Foot, as ftatcd in the Gazette ef ark Ottober lad, has not team place. Commilnont in the Royal Laneafhire Militia, Liss by the Lord Lieutenant.—if Battalion. Lawrence Brock Ho:flathead, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Dw. camber st, 1303. Henry Crochetll, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Dee. 11,1103. George OU•tr, Cent. to be Ditto. Dated December ty, any. Benjamin Wild, Gait. to be Lairs. Dated Dec. st. 1103. 3d &Mahon. . - _ . . _ . _ James Robinfon, Gent. to be Lieutmar.t. Dazed Dee. to. !Sol. Ccorge Barnett, Gent. to be inflgn. Dated Nov. 59. May. Commiffion figncd by the I.Gril Lieutenant of tb• County of Nottingham. I)tted Dec. 20, 1803. lion. Charles Herbert Pierrepont to be Deruty Lieutenant. ,Commiffions in the I)erbyfitire Old Militia, °vied by the Lord Lieutenant. Francis Peresford, l fq. to be Captain —third Dee. 26, 5331. Robert Dawfon, Gent. to be Lieutenanc Dated Sept. t t iio3. Robert Heotheote, Gent. to be Deto. Dated Def. 16, 1503. Commiffion in the Berwickthite Regiment of Militia. figned by the I.ntd Lieutenant. _ _ Robert Campb,:ll. Gent. to be Licutcnara. vice Katrina. regard, Dated No% ember 9, :kJ. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. February IT. Joirph Weft the yornger. latt of Marks-area s Covent-Garden, taelear, at ten. at Guikthall. January 24. Joiepla Wbtekr, oc Blackheath, Kept, miller. at ten at Guiktbali,lanklaa. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Everett and Jofeph Birhnr. late of Web, Norfolk, sip budder' and rnpartners, to furrender fan. Ts, 04, and February t, at ten, at CAtildbull, London. Azturnies, Mdrrs..). and E. Ifa.ata, Georyc.ftreet. 1141norin. Jame. citron: of htanclaelter. calico-manufacturer, deakr and chapman, January 2c, 26, and I'eguar7 at, at three. at the Star Inn, Manche/ler. Attar**, AU. johnion, Mani:better, sr Mr. Curfuor-ftrcet. M. Lite of Ramtlitiry, Wilts, otealnlin, dealer and chaptnan. Iscuati ‘9. 2n. awl Fsbruary at. at ten. at the his Hock nn. in Ranilbury. Artonles, Mcffra. Price snJ WA. 01.1 !Wild s, Lincoln's Inn, ;or Mr. &moat. at kaniibury. Ro:rert., of Blarmean, in the parill of Trwratfun, Mos r reta: r. d,al. r and ehaprnan, znuary t• , e, and :1, a. t ;H. at r;nrldhall,l.onrlm. Aerneney. Mr. Show in, Greet Jam.. r-ltrect. Bedford row, London. DIVIDINDQ February t 4. Geerre Fryer. of R,..11.i0P-11-rert. Cte palfl 454. Cl4.rkenw.::, \li.l4lefea. mar.. ham, at ten. A chlow, F. Lruary 7. %Valien Tipping, of Yorkihire, or emboli, at ekren, at the Hod, lea-b. February 14. B. njamin Lane. of Raktr Brest, Mitk.tofca, arr. dealer eb..pman, at ten, at Gt.:'Jba:l. Fe: mars I-. Jan.* rdy, nf Nightingale4antt, EAR Enid:tickl e :wet., at :en. at Gui`dt 41. FebrLar y 7. , James Tura of Aldiptc, London, vow ' s, No, It t What!, Fr...ovary /An Babb. SWIM ri Cooper. and RoLerc Brewtrt, of I.eatienhaU fl r et, 1.0 :Wm, bolters, deallars, mid copar ncrs, at ten, a• J/111.121,' 30 and t. Thorns. Dutton and Thomas Dentlry Buxton, 01 LUC , thr, ban►us anal partner., at ter, it cf., Diu, Len Inn, Leucite:. BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. Thom.. Pr..lchttr. of Ausbnackg, co:TA y TTrotr., tenne. se LarnsOrr on the I '. at J est IA mR..DJ tos F&. Fssnue n ani !el r I In kirtcr . .1 A 6, , braeinv. any Tv. robe. m 4.ltscir4.ll. w hoti as Lac /ph as l 16011 Ma. sal istS I cs