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r r .•.•::.•• '-•; '- 22041 141 14,6 10 N, BRJTISH ofkLi.L.RY . O.I 2 I'IDTURBS. . NO% TF:RHIBITiON, NO. 34; New . Bo i - stkiet,- -BRITISH GALLERY of PICTURES, com prising npritrds.af three hundred highly finished copitia in water. colours Wpm tho Movers, including the whote•of Mr spas of Smilniii's_Ccilleetinn In Miniature Drawings of ICaturl History, i`truly beautiful and interesting scientific collettiott,s— Ornamented literature, contrrising many hundred engravings, be lea sPenitnen44; eigmat work+ now publisbmg or lately pub-. Rshed, fittticc:—Adnuttanee one shilling. STRAMONIUM •AND ASTHMA. ... This day was published, price fts. 6d. with a coloured Ettgravi, of tb. Plant, -i_ommuNICATIONS relative to D the ATUR C STItAMONIUM, or '!'HORN-APPLE; at a Relief or. Cure of AS t HMA. Addressed ro the Editor of the Monthly Magazine, and many of them never before published. Printed for irtlf IRn Purt.t.irs, (rear 13ritlie;S•rert, Black friars ; and sold 'by Sherwood, Neely. and mehes,....,Paternoster row ; ; anti T. Callow.l.;towacourt,Soho, N. IL 'iltis*Pampitlet contains not only fell and clear instruc-. linos for the growth, prepr atinta r. and whninistrition of Stramo nium,butiirso-iitisfactory io.,intonials of the eiSCaty of the 'Ge nuine Unadlli!tlikti.and throptilititated Herb kWh 'prefer slotial Men, and inhert.7 . . .. • ... • , •• • SPA WISH PiP.ERS •• • • 11. 4 tr;otsr..par iobaye lately frequently.apprailk this capita.. In the nig between the 1.3ihAn4:141,14 4,1,r auvanFe4.l to "the Puente :41-.4' Paxeritu, .within rmsket4hot or the gecko, : alit on this a'ceptiYA"ait vanced'iacttler. Of (* R ay! finitifei out bet% 6 1. ' n i g he On the T.All . ,2Sl...cAlfsif:viOkinded;ehtered pital by 'Pliertiiiite la Ronda. Aram 20.—0 n the 17th there was an extraordi nary Council of State, and' though' it` is not known what wai ditertsFettbrAtierniined View that the Intendant was requited tnft,:ntsh- 24;6tAra - - tient, which were to be (tatty. 41,Guadarama by the 20th, 241 R, and. ~Peccpecling to the Fmc.h these, are demandecuor the use of the troops coming from Castile ;.but what:is most cest?in is, .that,theyvare preparing* , oppose every possible .resistance to the , army that may th reat* - .them by the way of Tala irer.l, mid to (+serve thlt-phint, and that of Almaraz, without (orgetting ,io be prepared to march in :case they should..be. immediately threatened. And:that they may be le s s embarrassed. .it is proposeA to send off a convoy this week, in which'is to rr. the Conde de Froce, several officers in the service of ,lereph, is. %veil Pieach - as Spaviards,.with some women of the Generll:and Officeis.: • • - • During an entertainment given by theAmbrisnidor Lalorest,!t courier al;:t , fticifrom MASSella,:dispitched frost Salamanea . nrt the' 16th iti the evening. Tbongb the a4vices he brings 'have tiot transpired' With ier: taintyphete nn.doilbt,' by the dispositions made ' consequence, that they are very disagreeable. In the. tight there Was : a meeting of the .Ministers and Ge , nerd's, and among other things were resolved the dis soli, ion of the Council of State, and the march of Josepi, accomPan:ed by the Spaniards Urquijo , O'Fartel,.Compoaliiige,.and - his son, and the creati‘in of a COuricitnt keginty"composed of Azanzit s Ka; sarredo, and Belliard. . :! ~, :4447.101,T . MAIL. • CONsTAtsTtNoPAE, MARCH er. It isotistrved,tha, the inlisposition of the General in Chief, Kaminski,,cau•ses great delay Id the Russian' (me.rations. A corps of Cossacs, who appent2d7at Kihysivra, afterwards rcrred. The post of Terniltyi,` upon the road to Adrianopk, is cx,copied in force by the 'Ault's. Five handred - Bostangeseltive'fe:Af3r'ded the garrison of Varna. .' 4eiman, one of the ChicCs, and most poWerful pro tectors of the Janisciriri;has peen deposed. arid Mos t,ipha Vaasa, hitheiro Catomaiidant of .the _Duda; named. DOSStLDOR,r, MAY The skeleton of the 2d- battalion of the Ist resti.l ment of the grand Duke of &fp arrived here yes terday from Catalonia ; it was received and entertainoe upon the square, by the gatrison and inhabitants of this town • after the review, each of the soldiers re ceived a bottle of wine. ~ ~I 51t, 1 j .~ yenetianyrabaccolo.name unknown. from Ancona, sent to Urea (signed) Hewar WiliTlY, Captain. Report of ene man wounded in the barge of his*Majt-ny'a ship Active J. A. Gordon, Esq. Captain, cutting out tour vessel; at Pestithi, Coast of Italy, Sd Fehruary, in company with the barge of his Majesty's ship Cerberus. Francis Free, landsman, badly. (Signed) J. A. CORDON, Captain" His Majesty's ship Cerberus, February 13. Sta-e Having completed the water of his Majesty's ships under my command, at Lissa, onthe 9th inst. I proceeded to reconnoitre the coast of Italy, with this ship and Active, in hopes of intercepting vessels which were reported to have sailed from Ancona for Corfu, and taken shelter in various harbours along the cbatt., during - the southerly winds just set in. . _ On the morning of the 12th instant we discovered several vessels lying under the town of °nano, and al the wind was light, the boats of both ships arr a dispatched, under the orders of Lieutenant Dickinson (First of the Cerberus) to bring them out if Practica ! ble. On, the near approach of the boats to the vessels 'a fire of great guns and smell arms was instantly opened from an, armed Trabaccolo (which was not till-then observed), , and soldiers posted on the beach and hills commanding the bay ; our boats formed in cl:•ae order, gave three bean) , cheers, Old in a few minutes cleared all before.them, the men from the' • •vestelsand the troops on shore Tanning iri all directions. To preveat any annoyance whilst *prizes were bringing out, Lieutenant Dickinson landed with the •marines under Lienteear.t Mears of that corps em barked in. the Active,' and a division of small-a-m men under' Mr. James Rennie, master's mate of this ship, taking a strong position on the hills, and plant- , ing the Dritish flag at the very gates of the town; • whilst the launches, under Lieutenants Haye s and Campston; with the barge of the Active, t: 'lee Mr. James Gibson, master's mate of that ship; tere em ployed in covering them with the earronades. This judicious and advantageous movement was of the greatest service to those employed at die sea side, as it kept :the-soldiers and inhabitants who had collected in great force, in check, and allowed the work which had been . se. ably undertitken to be most fully com pleted, as in addition. to the convoy consisting of ten sail . (under the vessel armed with six guns), which was found in the harbour laden with grain, oil, &c. Two large magazines filled with all sorts of naval . and military stores destined for the garrison of Coro', (and which it is said they stand in much need of,) were most completely destroyed by tire, arid I feel convinced the enemy will stiffer most severely by this capture, as t"ey must have been some time in. making so large a collection. As I believe you are unac quainted with the situation of Oitano,. I must beg leave to state it, and you will then be able to form your own opinion of the difficulties that existed and. to 1. which our men and boati were necessarily exposed. The harbour is formed by a large pier running out I 1 , into the sea, and connected with a range of hills lead- i l ing to the town, which stands on the top nf . the highe i , . ~ est, completely commanding the vessels in the bay i • STOCKHOLM, MAY 7. . '. . and the road up to it, so that she marines, to gain the It will' hi recollettee tits late Assembly Of the strong post they had, aodao-prerst being exposed JO States decreed, is one ill its late sitting; that•if in' the severe fire of musketry , Were obliged to climb up case of war the armed' force Was insuflicient, thei the rocks by their hands,. with a prospect of falling down a precipice every step they took. would aug ment it with .50,000 men between the ages of 20 anti 'tears; and that they shouldbe raised es : Having detailed to you, Sir, the particulars of thie striae througheet the kingdom. The war in 'which Service, 1 have much pleasure . in adding that our loss Sweden is engeged rendering- the execution of this has been only four wounded; and when it ii censi decree neeesiarv; the Government has just issued 'nit defied that they were exposed to a teazing fire from ordinance relative to this object. it will, however, the bushes and houses from ten in the morning until, raise at the present moment but 15,000, who will 're, three in the afternoon, it will, I trust, be thougnt tri. wink; at. their homes till circumstances render thei r . Ring in comparison with the annoyance the enemy p osentereeessary. • • have received by the capture and destruction of their magazines and vessels. - • • .• Fi AMBIIRGH, MAY 17. . • • The Ffenth . Government having notified its intro- I cannot speak too highly of the gallant conduct of of oppning .road through the:lllyrian pro. Lieutenant Dickinson on this occasion ; the style in ling which he•boarded the Trabaccolo , armed with six vinee . Pic "a 'commercial communication with the Lesiarit 'have, at the earnest request of lundry.Tur- glint and full of men, with the gig of this ;,}sip, sup filah, nii t yr i a i l, arid French merchant :, • ( or ava ili ng ported by•the barge under Mr. Rennie (ot whom he speaks in the highest terms of praise), forms •Only a themselves .07‘ the • opportunity of transporting the --small p art of his. merit ; . his arrangements being so v,0 4 isid,rnar.afutures of France or of the Leiant - itand into the - said 'proVinces, allowed that the town of well m ade so promptly executed by thoae.under Trieste, Whkh Twee; itt existence and "teltire f.ii) tom. h ' rm were such as to have ensured the mast complete; • ' • metes could it have been possible for the. enemy tb merce diOntl: (Veil her sinteiOus.vigehoirielt lor.thei • 4 1 .,_ . l, ....- _ _l'llave collected any additionakegular forco.withlltet ~ receptaml24 11401 Bonds as are - yearly sent t . ertpee ~ 1 kiready opposed to them. from the Levant,. or returned thither. 'Aqui:tare; . already been sent upwards of 20;000 bales ili.4oetan 1 !.,.tip lenguage I can mike use of it; snafus tinOtigh - k to SergOis ig lloassia r tq be from thence forweldettintl°•' °l . _ ,O,`" the tie fed e 4 mlduet' ti'everl PeSstr 11l yri*. rim Some time past, the Trench Age* iircctTnlfti! ' _ *• • Out Levant •reamire new certificates d'origin isii i eft I ' . I leil . tiattieularty Indebteci M CaPtaist portitso 4 flit he cmitin ' *thie* h " sli p a " tbee4o ,the Altiki/nti the , u4tititfil'Manner'hi ship wi1 . .p14054, by which' trreeee7. - iti . *tl" they COttlfqf Oil trif 111. i name 41,e *Tented' go body 'Of libt4ierat'infisi ...... gh by , dalt It at? _ - . . - -.. •-,' ~ , - -.1 ( e n* in the I .l ._____ . ____ j_...........a:0....m....miiiiimaminuf fir *void the' . glartimie. • " • L'ECHORN, APRIL 23. Cn the 23d of . May, the American ship the John, condemned by the Prize Court, was sold in the pre. sence of the principal, receivers of the imperial cus• toms at Leghorn. This ship was sold, ith the cargo, of which a great part consisted of colonial produce. MILAN,. MAY Q, . . On the 29th of April a gnantity prohibited grinds, confiscated by the financial agent% were pub. Lcly Writ. :. ... .. ; . r • TROIA 'SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.' sad istalous eo.operation I have constantly experieti . ' --- - ' fed - front him since we have been weviog together. -. —* i t ADMIRALTY OFFICE, JUNE r.*- - ••.'. :• F./closed is a list of the vessels captured and de- COpfnEa letter from Admiral Sir Charles Cattea, Bart. Omer i atfriletta--L have the honour to be, &c. ... wander in Chlef_of his Majesty's ships and vessels la Shit SAKI ~ • ( Signed) . HENRY WHITBY, Ckptiin. diterranean e to Joint Wilson Croker, Esq. stard•ost Word BM. To , ( mow Ere. Esc. captain of h ie majesty., San Josef, o ff Mallen. the 17th April Senior • sidp Magnikent, °dicer, fcc..Sic. Si a—Y ou will be pleased to lay before the Lords Comasisslos nets of the Admit alty the acemnpanyiag copies of mess' louvre, Lim of Enemy's Vessels captired and destroyed by the boats of ' dated the 4th and 13th Fehruaty, from Captain Whitby vitae Ash MelestY'sebl/40, Cerberus and Aeneet under the direedons Cerberus,iddressed to the Senior Came of Corfu, giving an *ea of Lieutenant James Dickenson of the former, in the Port of Often°. On the lith of Febniary, 1511. coont of some succesiful.enterprises. perforated in the Adriatic, . by that Ship and the Active, together witfra Hu of the wounded, I Venetian Trallisialo'l'Eugenle. of six gnus, commanded by a and lists of the. enemy`e•• vessels captured and destroyed on the • Liminess,. from:A:icons hound to Corfu ; sent to Lissa. • 3d.and 12th February last. 1 have the honour tabs, he. Venetian transport is Fortune*, No 32, from Ancona boreal to (Signed) C. COTTOR. Corfu, laden with corn; brought out and augments bons ; His Majesty's ship Cerberus, at Sea, February IL* cargo pot into alrinsport. , Sift—Riving discovered four vessels at anchor Venetian tranieort — , name unknown, from Ancona boned to Car under Pestichi, it being nearly calm, I dispatched the to, laden with oil f sent to Lisa.. Venetian transport, cam unknown, No. 2, from Aroma bound barges of this ship and the Active, under. the 'cont. to c offs'. laden with plank and cons ; son to Lista. mand of Lieutenant Faye of the latter, to attempt! Vsmetian trantport tit. Anonniato, from Ancona bound to Corfu, bringing them out, in which he completely succeeded, . laden with hemp and cordage. although exposed to a heavy fire of mailietry from venetian t n. name unknown. No. 50, ken Ancona helm , : the soldiers quartered at that place. . , to Carlo, laden with wisest.. - Lieutenant Haye speaks in high terms of the con- Venetian transport, name unknown, No. IS. from Ancona bound duct of the petty officers, seamen, and royal marines to Corfu, -Partly laden Wlth 'sundries. employed: under him ft.r their cool and steady conduct .Venetlan transom l'Anime del Porgatorio; from Ancona bittiod .611 the' occasion. - to Corfu, laden with rice; cargo taken as board and vessel burnt. •• : Enclosed is a list taf the vessels captured, and re. •i on oi an trons p ootlwa n w un k nown, l a d en w i t h w i ne . • turn of the wounded, Which lam happy to say i ' - '' Tsvo Venetian transport;, name; unknown, from Ancona bound. only -one man belonging to the Active. .. ...4 to Corfu ;. burnt in the Port ; togetbhr with two atsgatines* =.• I- have the honour„to be, &c. (Signed) , , 011, sokliers' cloathing, ammunition, and naval stores, vie. a t .. . ,• bict, blacks, /tamers, Hemp, &a.. enemy's List•of -• • • - . .. • - - Ye..sels ca p tu r e d - lIRN BY WHITBY, Captain. anti destroyed by the beam of (Signed) HENRY WHITBY, caw*. • his Majestys skips Cerberui and Active, under the directions • • " . CRQWN-OFFICE, JUNE 1. .- • of Lieutenant Lieutenant Haye of the linter, In the pat of Peitidd. Fe. • IttEMSl.lt RiTcalitO TO SOLVE IN TAIL MUNI' • broary3,-11111. .. . • - - . PARLIAMENT. Venetian Trabaccolo, Carlo Grimaldi, from A news, sent so Lima. • - Borealis of Dorchester. VerietiaoTiabacoolo, came unknown. from Ancona, destroyed ; Charles Henry .Bouverie• of Betchworth, In the County of !int.; cargo ptit on board hii Majesty's ship.Actiye. rey, Esq. in the room of the Hoa. Cropley Ashley Cooler,. Venetian 'lrabaecolo, name enknovrn, from Ancona. mot to Lissa. now Earl dr Situfteshut Y. . - MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR-OFFICE. JVNa 1. td RegWein of Life einards-,Lieutenant Fel'owes from the otb Garrison Battalion, to be Cornet ad Sub-Lieutellain. vice Edgar, who eat hapges. 4th Itegiment of Draltona Guardo—Lieut. Charles D. Sibtborpe, front the Sd Dragoons, to be Captain of a 'Primp, by purcbattet vice Hutton, who retires ; the Hon. St. Chloree Cog wise Cor net, without purchase, vice Butler, promotes'. IStli Regiment of Light Di-agosnsWilliamTurser, Gent. to be Corret, by purchase, rice Hall, appointed to the Ist Regiment of Life Guards. Sd Regiment of Foot—Ensign Andrew Gnat to be Lim:teatime, • vice Ferguson, deceased. • • *h Dittit-t-Ensign Rowlaild Pennington to be Lieutenant, vice Sti Clair, deceased. eh Ditto--Lieutemun 1t111 . 4 Elliott region, from the Cambridge • Militia, to be Enid" Ensign Mathew Villiers sankey, from the CansbridgeMilitia,, tube Easigni eayinasterlohn Butcher, ' from the 67th Foot, to be Paymaster of the 2d Battalion; • vice who exchanges. • • . 7th Ditte-.-C' aptain 1). Cameron, from the Sd Royal Lancashire. Militia; to be Lientenant ; Lieutenant Robert Huggup. froth the Northumberland Militia, to be ditto. 12th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon William Morrison, from the Cott 'Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon. Nth Ditto--Lieutenant William 'apple, from the Hertfordshire) . Militia, to be Ensigst ; Lieutenant Thomas Renews, from do, : to be ditto. Ills ar D t i a tt in o 7 --Captaiet William Colton, from the Seth Foot, colts.' of a Company, vice Fraser,Who exchange,. 20th Ditto—Lieutenant Wilifatn Kinopp, from the Nertinstaber. land Militia, to be Ensign. Ditto—.Lientesant Win. 13. Johnion, from the Royal Che attire Militia, to be Ensign, , , • • 14th Ditto—Lieutenant George Cameron, from the Aberdeen Militia, to be Ensign. . . • Itith• Dino—Ensign - Wm. Ross, Mon tife Stlrlingshire 111111thi s to be Ensign. Seth Ditto—Robert Taylor, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Burn, promoted. 29th Ditto--Lieutenant Wm. Clarke, from the 3d Royal Latteest shire Militia, to be Ensign. 36th Ditto—Captain J oho Fraser, from the I Olt h Pout, to hit Cap tain of a s Company, vice Colton, who mtchatipes. 39th Ditto--Ensign James Simpson, from the outset Militia, to be.Endgu. 5.'-tit Ditto—Lieutenant John 11. Gnat, from the Stirlingehiri Militia, to be Ensign. :55th Ditto—Lieutenant Walter Marshall, from the Berwileheidrii • Militia, to be Ensign. Seth Ditto—Lieutenant James Fraser, from the Let Royal Ber rey Militia, to be'Eatign ; Lieutenant Idward Nugent, from ditto, toile ditto... • • - Ditto—Ensign Cheviot Robinson to bi Liestellant, without •,purehate i vice Bartholomew, superseded ; Humphrie Humphries, Gent. to be Ensign. vice litobinoti. 07th Dittti—PaymasterA,Ptiford, from the 4th Pont, tolse Pay miler of the Ist battalion, vice flinches., who eschangei. . .70th liitto-Llieutecant John Graham,• trues the Iltillitioshirc Militia, to it:. Ensign ; Ensign John Alexandet, from the 'cudbright MPhil', to be ditto. • 7041 - Ditto—Phihp porter, Gent. to be Ensign, by purelabse. vice • Ciente, proinoted in the 17th Light Dragoons; Lienteetant . .John Goodie, from the.Arthire Militia, to be ditto. • •-1 7llth Ditto--Ensign4ames Stewart, from the Royal PertEfairt to he Emilio. • C 24 Ditto-4/.l'olot Thomas Lambert to be Lieutenant, without • • purchase, vice Lathy, superseded; Ensign John M. Drum 'Mond to be ditto, vice French, promoted ; Lieutenant F. . •Hoigate, froni - tbe 44 Welt 1' m k Militia, to be Ensign. • Dist Ditto-• . -Ensigu Petalifacfarlane, loom the Royal Perthshire - h41116a, to he Ensign. . . . 9316 Dhto-Second Lieutenant John Kincaird to be Pint flew . Imam, 'without purchase, vice Travet 4, premoicd. •- A • .1034 Ditto--Robert Francis, lag. to be Paymaster, trice Bondi, .who taigas. 4* * Garrison Battalko—Lketimant 'amour W. Edgar; froth the ,Ald Regiment of idle Guards, to be Lieutenant, viste Fellow" who exchanges. 'a "": .• •• t • .7... • . ERRATA in the Gazettes or m the 27th December, 1806, and 41st ay, 1811. 7th Yoot, For ttlEgo E. W. Bell, from the Leicester I.ltlitia, to be Loire, Read Rinse I. W. Doi, front doe Lawrie Witii, to be Area taaaaA . . _ • . 77th Foot,. For Koko Ckwera 14120 ‘ .. Imp lb, Sib Foct, to be .leate• • - .MA by puieLas, vies htiVaegit, Rea! EpAgo Naos &CNA', from the 118th Foot, to be Lietite ono; by punka,* • 171 h• Foot. • - • . . . . . , .. . . For Listatenaiti Vain iriXam tem., from *e Royal last Middle- set Militia; to be Emir, • .... ~.• , - - • Read lteets2ant /ewe Ironer Semi , from the Royal East il . .!id. • llama leftkia, to be Logien. • - - - ' In the Gentle of the .14th.tiltion0. - , • •• ' 5 2d Foot. - . - _ For Islp ( rame, Pint. ip be Eagle • • • -'- - • • - Read Hon Seattav e, dew, to be kesiga. • • ..- .. . . . • ' . • .IANKEtirrS. " Nathaniel Porter, of Birmingham,. facer eel - d0ck..1141-make t . 4,•ater aed chsitinan, to etwreada tame 4..5,, and Lily 4.;. 4. . • . ; twelve, at the Royal Hotel. Iffrodeitiaist. Atter idea, .lefiest.: - Rollins dna Jew Inge. Fint-esart, Temple, Lest& ; wilt. : IL*. Gene, Birraitighans. . .. - . ... Menu* Rospleva . sea wed Joseph Bates:late if Clieapside, Lei. • • •** den, merehaini, dealers, chaposen, sad cnpartwen. Jove fe, IS, at tenored July Is. scatty-at 0 Attorney, Mr .- • Niel, Throgesert e r-etreet. ... • . - , ..• . . . . Dudley' Bagley, of Sedeey, itidifeeillimirorittlattis. dealer at.l • ''.-- choices*. Jane SS, at 19.0.11/69 27, aid telt 4.9. et deem 14 ' George lam; Beyedlefe. Ample% Moen. Jineog,•filill, .. . .and hugest, .1.10 Loestios oe W. 'taigas; &eV; • ' -: _ kedge; Wdreoltatihtle. .t; „ .1 '• .• ..: . ,•:: . • 1 . za wn ed Ce s aies. .elf „Genet 11)/11141, Yerlohlre, Aimee . aid - • droysist; book;eller enill•stadeiier. hue It's S, • and lily Is " :' at eleven. at the •11.111Wesiey, Ateeesslie,Ur. iliimisoi; ' • Dicklosen. Glees •14•;, se Mr. fames Ofrowits„ an t e • James-sheet, Bedford-row, bride* _• • Grey t:aprailt, of 3111tepipewitere-Wliliii. Cobden dowse. • ' - otmeger.dealer sad diagnose. how 11; til; ant July I Sysit twelin • . , it Gliddhaß, Attorney. Mt. Nied. lluogiaarton-sireet. . pewee Dodd, late el VinvitaUitebrt, Soitb Linubetb, Serrp7, . varveyar . civil•wegfitier, draw sold diarnetwe,Jsuse S. it eltvgn, • Anse IS s and IL at twelve. ft GeildfoolL Autusey,44:.. . Gregory, No. I, • -place, blewbigtiT, Surrey . .. . Thomas Dilutes, of Fahniuth. Cornwall, litima4raper;isiti . ' ' and chaprisay, lane ft, at eleven. Jaw I& at twelre. and July IS, at one, at Guildhall. lemdma. Attorney, Mr. Mod, Thro&- mart owe • eet; London. . • lames Yawns. afloelow, perish of Ryan. Derbriere, thorkee-' • • .p'et:, dealer and ehapman, June 1, at flee, June s., at ten, and . July is, at five, at the MattelesSeid Artin ton, •Macclettield, Attendee. Mr. Wright, Muntenia; Or Mr. ind, Temyle. _ ; George Park, of North Shield*, Nortlemberlebd, anchntsmitt, .. dealer and Chapman, June 24, IS, awl July Is. at eleven, at the ,Geonte fan. Neweastle-upeti-Tyne:" Anoraks. Moen. Bell and Brodsick, No. 43, Bow-lane, Chopedeal.tAidoo iln • Mr. Chrbrtopher Bainbridge, South 25 . i 4.. . - • Rklionl'Atiwell, of Ted&ngtoe, Bedfordshire, hiker, dealer ant ehissimaie, June 4, IT, std Jdy la, at-tes, at Ginklitall. Amor- •'• ney. ka!,E.,Falcon, Elnannsurt, Tapple r •Lootion . . John is ates, of Park -lane, Piccadilly, Middlese • a, nylor l dealer . _ and 'ohapaian, lime It, 15, sod July IS, sties, at Guildhall. - • Attorttre, - Messrs - Riehardton,Eleetysial lurks, Burpstrea, et. - Janiesk, ... - . • • • . .I•Att Wilsop a efteetls, Yorkslnre, mendsant, dealer and chap- • mai, totiell. Is; and July i kat Aries, ut the White Horse Thorn, Leeds" Mondry, Mr. Bloelsbern, !reedst or meows- SykesandlE . nowlesi New-inn, Loodeo. • . . Jamet•Broolts, of 120reo street, Cheeped'', *lshiate, wise•ntet chaleytrtllone IS, 13,. and July 15, at mini, 14..Guildinti.... • Att , , Mr. *het, Rend•Ort t lr.9 l htgedle lith Themes English, Of tie Leaded, It Illyttiii,iinteeserow . • Hull, ship-W il de', Jose 7,8, itod• hely IS. at sheets , at the Neptune leo, Kinplowepoodiall ! Anon*, Mn thowle Ediatipds, Lloatheolea, Like 1 at Kr. kerb's Ditkiosea, • Hull. • . *MOM Urquhart, qt Lloyd's Coloolloese, Loirdell, ileam!e, • • • dealer and charms...see 12. IS, II twat's, sad Jul s, atone, ' • at cisesikati. • Allagilm, Meat: Um= and Crs d ad, old .> tam . . ' , . James WWRse, of Lower Meets. L each? , b. , Biala mud chayeman, June 9,15, aid lay Is , at ten at Wia, Lopatin. ' ..,Atney, Mt.lDeehard, blotten , Gardeti, r.etsten. • k John Seep*, her of Berphsei. 9119001. Weyer, painter, dealt aid Shemin, ' June SO, 11, eel hey ill, at demo, at the Nor .- is* 'kZ4eus s. ~.fritstlel. Aua+tias, Means. &WI Ind inv. 41%.. ter :. or Meson. few soli Ashmore. ebony-Car- . . ' • dell,iarsaon• . Aitshead, of Leadeabalieterkit. • anti of -Ohnhfo-lane, ' Loomop, pmvisieweterelie, chin so etaproand tine 8; 15, and I s..at twelve, at OußdhaL, Mercies, Messrs. Ave . nelleY and Bwealid, 7, Tilieeliwierlaid, Lsehbury, and IS, •Ar.gyi-court, Throgeionett-etreet. , : • ._ Thorisas f.iidhiat. of Repent-street. Iloraiitket, Mhblleses. painter and gluier, leer lc it twelve • JUIN, IS, and ISO It. . at ode, at Guildhall. Attorney, Ur. Beldam Seeds* kenos; No: i, Charlene-street; Fitzroy siteare. Chalk.; Ailing, of Hind-cheer. Fleit-itNet,.l.endro, Jeweller, . dearer and chaprnan, June 15, IS, and July In, at twelve, de GiriTaalL Attorney, Mr. Gawp Atkinsee. Castle-au me, . Falco-square. • AmbraseDeyiessan&JohnDelkitii st filetkPielbers, Milli ter, accoutrement-Pads, dealers, chapaini, set copartners, June •••• te, li, sod July IS, at ten, at Guildhall. Anent" Memo. J. and W. ; Rieliardeon„Neer Inn. Hinnih Eyre and Robert Richard,. offilweeetotren, WOrdep - wren, Pinshury, Middlesex, w heelwrigtsta, dealers, Armen, =4 copartners, June 4, IS, and July IS, at twelve, at Guilds halt Atternipe, Mcors...Loseleis and.Crosie; Si. Mildted'a - • mint, Poultry. • •.•• • • .W.lliple Atkinson, of Three Kkerectort, Loolltard-oreet, lon- • cloii; i hat-oosoofasurer, June 11, IS," aid July 13, at elevett, • • , - at diiittlhall. Acton:kw, Meters.-Alowk, Corner and Lipdiel",- • St. l'boanak-street, Borotigh. •. .• ... .. ,' • • ••• • 'Peter Jack, of Covnio.Gardeo, Mideleset, victualler, dealer and . , . *Nyman. J one 11, 10, aril 1 atialpii'm lairraft, at Guildhall.— Attorney, M:. Duncan, No. $, igoliteroveart, Gray's-Inn. Iskahltal.gairtis, (formetJy tyadico in pattoership with•blurdock. • • ' Tolaist, at Liverpool, If thlemthe . trat of Tolosa avid Dalgairw.. • li . • and Luffy axial/ at Wine% le Nora Scotia.) mien:bent; dealer ... . and chs,unaa, Suns S, at twelve; July e; tad is,.at Nevem; at • nitiefi. . - caadihel, Loodoo. - Attoeney, Mr Hackett; No. Si, OD Major John Roes, of the 95th Foot, to •be Lieutenant-Colonig lie!lllemrl.4hv • B'sa al4 " l- . ' "' ' „ ~, ' ~, . , .•.- to lbw Army. . . DIVIDENDE: •'• . ,• • t To be Majors in the Army, • ' Jones Prosser, of Sloane-wren .ehhiste, gretrer. 7 ar 4 2 -• '• ° mo il, w o . M ar kh am Coom b e, Edward Nkot b , and Robert one, at Ginkllill.-=Thenas Harting, of-Leicri4cias, Walteattt, : enons,- of the Royal Marines. , Surreyoleaier in wine and bsier E at looe 24, elevcn, at Gullaliall.. --T • • Richard Wesh 4 of Kin, s-road, Clielsea, lotlii:rubber-inafinfac- . . HOSPITAL 'Ter?, . ,_ finely : Tune 1!, at twelve, Itr •Cotildliall.--tilitinias 1-1.311.1 1 of Surgeon Andrew White, from the °nth Foot, to be Surgeon t° Abbey-plan., BI:dwal-Greenlmisi, eir' pettier and - bidder, J mte Ili , "the Forces, vice icolay, deceased. at tea; at Goildhall—John Gansu., of slair.rir glue y, tniAerrer To be Hospital-Mates for Gemara Service, • and wooer; Jude IS, at doe, at Guildhall —Thomas Douce, hi i Jan Armstrong, John Donaldson, Jamas Matte vim-R. l "st - o f nl-artivt. Leaden, Wareboueinlist,'Jusie s, it Brien; -t ton, and Massa S. Kenny, Gents. • Gli!dbalL —Dude) Salient of Sotoliwtt, lkitiaB wave etc -v. . , • hieuron's Regiment.. . chant, Julie I sent ten, iiitissiklhall. .-.• •'t ~ , ... To be Ensigns,. . . . • • CE • KIifiCA.TE,..IIJ:;ft:24, , ... . . . ' • -...... Booty. GenCvlce Manuel , promotd.; limas Philiplo; Gent. Miles Ainecoet and Robert Akiscew„ hish laisot.Claytoa•in- 1 :- • vice L'Ardy, promoted; Charles de Thais, Gent. race ti. J. Woods, lama-Whim, gektanseatinfactionn:. . • • . • ' de -Gumvens, promoted; • Jean Qapard•Brewer, dent. vie* C. Jacob Cooper; late of Oafoolitrger.. isOMllis-snaker• ' • • . • ••ele GU111•0115, promoted; Wm. Robfiss,•Gest. vice de Gainer, James Wilitnell, of 4ithur-entet, Wags. es. rictaatlier. • promoted. •• • • • • Thomas Churchman Dow*, lase et.,oedfeed, liediuttlehirt% The King's Geramst Legion. • • • dra . fig and leemint • • • • .... sty Battalion of the Lino---Seaisame-Majoe . Beinkent lki t i n n, 4i:l Robert A 4 ~bee die yoangee t new or late of Mookweannxish, •be Ensign, vie* ll:"Brenclusatcprainoked. ' " •• f . - PAiribism• ces46tri.. • ..- .., ••• i : 4,1.0 ~ • *l2 .brrlson C. o ' eureur-Easisu Erma Wildisf, from the 7tft.ilal4 4 48 it P!11, et Anions 74 , tts. sow maws'', Jain, . -- . • tall= of the Une, to be 14enteetnt,. vice Schlotter, vbs. L _ .nsnalia. Harm. of Menthe« ss, holor-edriefiant. • •.' -- • a 7 0 t1 8 %a l .1 . 1 Sauk's.WA Gee* 0490 ~ of Ktn.Strert, ...; .The Rake of Brunswick Ods' Corps. • . ::•:1 4 .• -fli.s4dilaciA4l.4, edsts.e.skelittiro.draper.. h t '• Co n + bi lidastri-.4eti55a144 . 440t .. •r!. Ludic to bc:Qtrnfts, fai t U4 l i e i, • villika"PrtiV e"engam "luY. ra 'erc a l l : ti .. 't i ' .. liktu ...Dew or T a te Ot ceac , , ii t" . ."' " 41 P eresde • . ::: A-. liiii4oftialltilti '-' -' a. ...... • '' 7 ihOrt* . i ' ' ' jot catdr. t•.• : t •' • • . wider too of mg‘eire, !.t. 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