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MILITARY PROMOTIONS. TO THE PROPRIE FORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADILS AND GENTLCIIIN, Beg leare to ret•trn yon my malt grateful thanks for the very flattering ree...ptian with which you have honoured upon my Canvass. The day of Election belnr fixed for Wed tday, the 18:h instant, allow me to intreat your early linen and support in my favour. Yonr kirdness, at the last llot, plaec4. me second upon the list of Candidates ; and the ae,- ;sion of many very powerful friends, who were then pre-en .s..il-grounded confidence of success. Should you pleas:.d to canter upon roe the important trust to which I aspire, lease to 7\;are you of the fidelity and zeal with which I dsvoLe nr,•self to your service. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant, Billiter-square, October 6. JAMES DANIELL. Mr. Daniell's Committee meets daily I.t the King's Head "ra ,rn in the Poultry, from eleven till four o'clock. - 'ROM SAVURM'cY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. WHEI'EIikI,L, OCTOBER 7. The King has been pleased to order a Conge d'Elire to pass Great Seal, empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Cathe d Church of Chester to elect a Bishop of that See, the same ing ormi by the translation of the Right RevtN-end Father ha ,od Henry William, late Bishop thereof, to the See of Pangor ; Id his Majesty has also been pleased by his Roy.d sign taanual, recommend to the said Dean and Chapter the Rev. Bowyer ',ward Sparke,boctor in Divinity, to be ty them elected Blither the said See of Chester. The Kirg has alio been ilcased to recommend to the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Chutch of !I:. Paul, L►ndon, the ni. and Rev. Gerald Valerin Wellesley, Cleik, Master of - ts, to be: by tht:l ksctecl into the place of Canon Resitlentiarr s ;he sat l Cathedral Clturch, the SaMt bving vacant ty the trans mit of the Right Reverend rather in God I - I:nary William, late ,hop of Cht-,:er, to the Sec of Danger. - he Kirg has also been pleased to grant to rite Rev. William irry Edward Di:whack, Clerk, Master of Am, the place and ;nity of a Prebendary of tI c Colleg,a:e Church of Saint Peter, 'estminster, void by the resignation of the Hvr.. aLd ltrv. Ge ld Valerian Wiillebley. WAR OFIIOE, OCTOBER 7. His hinjecty has been pleased . to 7Foint his Serene Vilghness ,ilium Duke of Brunswick Oels to be Lietltener.t General, teinporary rank in the Army. Dated July 1, IS.N. 4th Regiment of I)ragoons. be I.kutenents without Purebase—Cornets William Tongue, Nilfiam Fent ail , ----- Rowley (from the Si Dragoons), end Charles Madden. 16th Regiment of Light Dragoons. I be Conrets--Ralpit Mansfield, Gem. without purchase, vice Ross, promoted; lime Sherwood, Gent. by purchnve, vice Pinwice, promoted ; Han. John Finch, without purchase, vice Jenkins, appotm,d Regtinental Quarter Master. '0 be Regimental Quarter Muster—Cornet Samuel Jenkins. t Regiment of Pont Guatis—Surgeon William Curtis, of the late Light Infantry Battalion; to be Surgeon, vice Beckett, ap pointed Surgeon to the Savoy. to Regiment of Foot—George Fiteherbert, (tent. to be rnsign, without purchase, vice Dohree, prtmtoted in the 34 t h l'oot. - Sth Ditto—slientenant T. A. Anderson to be Captain of a Com pany, vise Pearce, deceased ; Lienttsnant neonle Stewart to be ditto, witherut purchase, vice Lawrence, promoted; Second Liertenant Ronald :\PDonald, from the 2d Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Douglas, deceased. Ist Ditto—. Thomas Armstrong, Esq. to be Paymaster efthe Sd Planation, vice \Valsli superseded. liDitto—Lienttnant Francis King, from the Wexford Militia, to he Ensign. !d Ditto—Edward Forward Roberts, Cent. to be Ensign, by piirehase, vice Martin, promoted in the g 4th Foot. 7th Ditto—lieutenant Robert Douglas, from the 33th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice W. Douglas, deceased. !I; Ditto—Ensign E. Rubinson, from the 90th Foot, to be Lieu trna!•t, wi:Lota purchase. Ditto—Lltiociant George Cleg,horn, froto the Royal Cheslt• ire Militia, to be H:sign. •b Ditto—Th.‘uphilus O'Halloran, Gi.nt. to be Ensign, without vic;flVon,le :mot: t!. ..S;th Dice Geor.,.;e B t.) be I.icl.:er.ant, view Rutton, deceased ; Robert Ackland, Geot. to be Fostn, vice Beale. s)th Oho— Lieutenant Francs Fui:er to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice I.3weyer, retirtst 63d Regiment of root. To be licutt rants, without purchase, _ . • - Fncign Wilant Nl`Causlaikl, vice appointed to the . _ 6 :tit Foot, Ensign Chtittopltet . Plunk vice Fcoke , drctated. Ensign E. W. Dtll m, dt ceased. To be Ensigns—Ens;go I honr •Tn, from tl.e lst Gar rison ltitta6or , vice ?.:`C.u:•i:::.i; in'to Bacon Gte t vice Plunket ; aatl Allen Tlatb.on, (etit. vi, t Dillmt. 45th Ditto—Lieutenant I ,, hrt Jors'..in to be Captain of a Com • vain', vice Ad.trr.s, Lk:ice:taml. li. Ellis to be ditto, without in:chase, vi7t. Dcdgir, prumntr,!. To be Lieutettaws, without imt - zh•:.t.:—Second Lieuttmant Tl.os. Moffatt, from the Ist Ct )lon ; Fttsign Clarke, vice St. e.k, tkeeased ; Enrign Charles Nl•CArtily, vice HAl h:y, decea•ed ; and Enci:n I c..!ln ('odd, x•ice Jerdan. To be Ettsisr,3—Themas Chattertnn, Gent. vire Clarke; and Ah-z. N:eolfs, Gent. vice APCar:hy. 78th Ditto Mackenzie, Gent. to he Ensign, without i , urchase, vice O'Brien, pr0m..;...1 in th... 4 7 h h Ditto—Ass;stant-•-ttrgLon N. Drum : fo.l, from the .2d West Italia Regiment, to be Surgeon, viee home, promoted on the _ . Staff. 92d Ditto—Ensign Cbg•wge Lnsan to be Lieutenant, vice AlcCrx quf,clade, dtc...astxl; an.kl John Grant, (.en:. to b. Ensign, vice Logan. _ 95th bit:o—Captain Charles Smith, from the 11th Foot, to be CaptaM er Co:l;pany, without putcluue ; and Lieutenant Joint Ward tt, be ditto. _ 1%) be First Lieutenants, without pnrcivote--Lieutenant Leckie Campbell, front the 47th row. ; Seco:.i! Lieutenants C. Ogilvie, R. Sri. venson, F. Bennett, A. Stewart, and John Carr; En‘ign J. 11,1iddlitton, fronl the 91st Foot; EnA;;11 Alex. Macdonnell, _ _ . from the 25th loot. lutt.l Ditto—Thomas 'Forster Gunter, Gent. to be Ensign, with out ptirchaso, vice Fallon, promoted. 7:11 VitEt-Indla Regiment—John MtPhercon, Genuto be Ellf . . without porchase, vice promote]. Bth 15itto--.l.leutenant Joseph llohrrt Rair.cs, from the 82d Foot, to he Litutrnat.t, without s't tit - chase. SE Ceylon liteg!ment—Secoui I.icutnant Sauutel Aloffot to First Lieutenant, Avi:bolut purchase; Charles G. Dlachenherz, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, 3. - ;c; prom tted. _ _ _ tiDitto—Chatl..sq W. L. Roberts, Gent. to he Second Lieute nant, v. ithout purcl...Be, vice I;ird, vubo resigns. 'ld Ditto—Lieutenant Philip PcZkliarn to he Captain of a Com vi:c Phillips, deceased ; Lieutenant \Vol. Mick to be i'irst l.ieu•cnant, vice Peckham. Dinon's Regiment —Lituter-Int I ferry I t'Arville to be Captain of a Compa:iy, vice l abre, deceased; Li , o ign Augustus de Leynes to be Lientsnant, vice Orville; Gelit. to be Eli tist', viee de "clues. run' , Regiment—Sylvester Gent.to be Enizn,vice I,Car: a whose appoi;itnnait has not taken place. at Gar: icon Battalion—l:donlA Sup?le, Gent. tube L•n:ign,vice a; pointed :be t>lll batial:o. - —Cardin lames Scobie, from the •;.! V:•1,-; a❑ Vat taboo, to be Captain of a Cotiir any, vice 1i At:t clecea,ed. ST AIF. cr.".l.lstcr-'':Crat.t Tllonlai Agar to be Quarter-Nlaster at_ Cavalry Depot at 71/4-lai‘lstont. 11(;51.11 AL STAFF. TR In 14,-,spital MA( a fnr t:tn, r. 16e,viee—hhn Evans, Henry Turner, and Ailrtd , Ze quino, G,nts: MI:~1OitA .DL;'4. The eistivin:te between CaFiatti Lliiott, of the 40th Foot, and Cap' .ii 13revaU:r, td t'ie 7th Carrisoo B 2 '.lion, as stated in the Gazette_ of the 25:h 31,1 y lasi, has not taken place. appointment of Mt. William Hickman to he Hospital- Mate., ka s..tted in the Gazette of the tloth ul:. has not taken plat-. cornet Pr, by, of the 13th tight Dragoons, and Lieutenant De-- wet - lib.< f the sth West- ludia Regiment, are superseded, being Otrimat kart. I,OItEE SUA T t S, ecTom 2. The Right rfonottrable the Commander In Chief has bees pleased to appoint Lieuiessant-Colons(HenryTorrens,afthe Sith Rf.glment, to be his Military Secretary. ORDNANCEAFFICE. °mann 2. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Lieutenant John Pascoe to be First Lieutenant, vice Wyatt, deceased. Dated July 29, 1809. Commissions in the Royal London Regiments of Militia,•signed by his Majesty's Ccaimissioners of Lieutenancy for the said City. East Regiment. Henry Horne, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Warner, resigned.— Dated July 12, £so9. West Regiment. Lieutenant Robert Parsons to be Captain, vice Fisher, resigned. Dated Sept. 13, 1803. Ensign John Croft to be Lieutenant, ♦ice li.mly, resigned.— Dated July 26, 1809. Ensign George A. Trowse to be ditto, vice Palmer, deceased. Dated Sept. 12, ISO 9. Ensign perry Smith to be ditto, vice Parsons, promoted.. Dated October 4, fiG9. John French, Gent. to be Ensign. vice Crump, reigned. Dated July 26, 1809. Nathaniel Dunbar, jun. Cent. to be ditto, vice Croft, promoted. Datcd July 27, 1809. T.B. Taylor, Gent, to be ditto, vice Trowse, promoted. Dates . . September 13, 1809. George Pitt Smith, Gent. to be ditto, vice H. Smith, promoted. Dated October 4, 1809. Commission signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. 2t Regiment of Royal surrey Militia. Witrmtt Laty, Cent. to be Ensign on a Vacancy. Dated Au- gust to, I iO9. Commissions in the Isiorfe and Royal O.►k Volun teers, signed by the Lord .Lieutenant of the Coun ty of Salop. Litutenarrt Richard Backhouse to be Captain, vice Purton de- ceased. Dated Sept. t e istr.'. Henry l'urtun, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Backliouse. Dated as above. BANKRUP ECY ENLARGED. Nov. El. John Jones, John Oven, ant Henry Abbott, of Buck k rAnuT, I.on6en, Illercitant.;, at tOU t BANKI: PITY SUPERSEDED. Gt.age Partringoti, London, v. areliouseman and mustin-manufac rer, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. ` Hsrry HI AC and Warn- HP.ggard Hair, of Birchin lane, London, mercbarts, to surrentler October la, at eleven, October '2l, at twelve, and Nov. Ili, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Al- liqon, Freeman's -court, Com hill. George l'arkinsoo, lace: of liucklercbury,- London, warehouse- : m:.:1, mw!!n-ronnutitcturer, dralur and cltapnom, Oco - ber 14, . .... __ - - "" , , • ti, an 4 Nov. 18, at twe . ve, at GulldbalL Attorney, Mr. W. Welch, N 0.211, Nicholse-lane, Lombard-street. John Francia, of Leather-bane, Holborn, Middleeez, leather-sal ler, dealer and chairman, October 18, at eleven, October 21, at twelve, and Nov. I a, at to n, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kirk- man, No. 9, Cloai-lant.. Michael Comfort, late of Erighthclmstone, Suagcx, carpenter, dt tiler and Chapman , Octnher 13, 14, and Nov. 18, at eleven, at the !t. James's '1 avers and Hotel, Breghtliclrtstwe. Attcr- nies, Messrs. Fon:lean 1 Palmer, Doughty street, London ; or Mr. Thomas Still, lirigi.thelmstone. John Redfern, of Bury, Lancashire, bread-baker, flour-dcitter. de.ler and chapiran, Nov. 1,2, at one, at the Star and Gaiter Tartrn, Liverpool, and Nov.lB, at six, At the I [arc and Honnils, in Bury. Attornits, Mr. John Houghton, Cleveland-square, Livstrpool ; or Mr. Wirdle, John-street, lkdrord row. Ann Chadwick. of Bredhury, Chcdsire, widow. hat-manu:ac curer, October 2s, 21, and Nov. lA, at eleven, at the Warren Bulkeley Arms, Stockport. Attornies, Mr. Edge, Inner Tem- _ pie, London ; or Mr. i - laropp, Stockport. John Ch 4 tba Lk, of lirdbury, ChoOrr.:, hat-manufacturf r, Octo b.r 'A, 24, and Nov. 18, at eleven,-at the Warren Pulke4ey Arno ir,n , Stockport. Attornies, Mr. Ldge, Inner Ten - ple, ; or Mirror, Stockport. lit:iry Blatehfeed Shildbeer, of Plynacuth-Dock, Devonshire, auctioneer, shopkreper, dealer and chaptnan, October 14, It, and Nov. 18, at clever, at Phillips's 1-lo:el, r.xeler. Attornies, _ _ Messrs. IVii.lianis „ind arke, No 10, Princes-str.!et, Bedford row, London ; or Mr. John Well; Boz on, Plymouth-IVO'. Alexander Allen Prynr., of St. Co%nib, Cornwall, mercer, dra per, dea!er and chapmar. October 30, 31, and Nov. 18, at el. sr,oft, at the Red Linn Inn, St. Columb. Attorolfri, Mr. 'Wm. Erown, Fowey, Cornwall; or Mr. Jonathan liewlctr, No. 1, Buildings, Fetter-lane, Lon.lon. John Mitchell, of New Slealord, Lincolnshire, groc:n• and tallow chaildh. r, ironmonger, dealer and charm:in, Nov. n, 4, and IM. a: t Lven, at the Spr..ad Eagle lan, Lincoln. Attnrnies, Mr. Cope, 13oston ; or iMr. Wilson, Grevillt- s treet, Hatton-Car I.nntlon. John Lirt, of I.tclibampton . Gloucegtershlre, farmer, d alcr art , l chaithin, Ocznher 11, IC, and Nov. 18, at tbvcn, lit the L'; !: Chtltenhar.. Atthrnics,:\icstrs Price and Will ants, Liar ; or Mr. N Vatter Hilton Josop,Chdtenliani. 1 ho:nas 13ryai, of Mincing-lane, London, (1:-..kr and c1...t0rtw..), 0 out:1:r 3!, and NOv. Is, :It elet , ./ . , at Guildhall. 11(ce,ars. Owen and Hicks, liartictt's-tuiltling;, Ifolbortt. t2,cl)..rt Robtrts, late of Liverpool, rnercitont, deo7erard chapman , Octo! - LT 10, 24, and Nov. 1:t, at ten, at t:;oilOhall, London.— At.!ornies, I\le6al3. WarraLd ti d Wood, Castle-court, ar. - r .v, London. • deilhimsommar • TO THE PROPRIE FOP LADILS AND GENTLCIII Beg leal'e to ret•trn yo this very flattering rectptii -me upon my Canvass. The itezday, the 18:h instant, alit dice and support in my fa' blllot, pie! me second upon C:s3iCtil of mrly very powerf be pl.:as:Alto confer upon rne t 1 leave to 7\sare you of shall dayi:Le myself to your se; Ladies s Your much obi Billiter-square, October 6. Mr. Daniell'i. Committee n vern in the Poultry, from de FROM SAVURDAI Lkl The King has been pleases the Great :;eal, empowering t drat Church of Chester to el being cool by the translation God Henry William, late Bh and his Majesty has also been to recommend to the said D Edward Sparke,boctor in Dii of the said See of Chester. The Kirg has also been yl and Chapter of the Cathedral Hon. and Rev. Gerald Vale Arts, to be: by fb,.:l t!eeted fr et the sal Cathedrai Ckurch, of the Right Reverend Li,bop of Chc•i:er,to the Sec The Ktrg has also been pl Harry Edward Detittick, Cie dignity of a Prebendary of tit Westminizer, void by the res; . Valerian Wollesley. MILIYARY His Majesty has been pies w.tharn Dulte of Pirunswic with teutmorary rank in the 2 1 4th Regime To be I.kuteftants without r William Fosnt!ail, P Charles Madden. 6til Regimem To be Corsets--Ralph Mans Ross, promoted; lame SI Pinwice, promoted ; Hon. lenktos, apvotmcd To be Regimental Quarter I'. let Regiment of Foot Guar.! late Light Infantry Rattail. pointed Surgeon to the Sal t 4th Regiment of Foot—(err wttitout purchase, vice Dot 19th Ditto--Lieutenant 'l'. party, vise Pearce, decensci ditto, without rurchase, Liertenant Ronald Nl'Dot to he Lieutenant, vice Dot II q Ditto—. Thomas Arrnstr Planation, vice \Valsii gtlpt Ditto—Lienttnant Fr.tnl to he Ensign. 32d Ditto--Etinarci Forward porehave, vice Martin, pro Vith Ditto—Lieutenant Rob: he Captain of a Company, 47th Ditto—Ensign E. Rubin trnai!t, witl.out purchase. 52d Ditto—Lk ottnant Geon ire Militia, to be H:sign. "6-1:11 Ditto—Th.‘ophilus O'H mirchas.., vie,' Wanly. ar. „S;th Dit:t —Etniign Gi-or,.;e I deceased ; Robert Acklan, 5:: h Oho— I cram Frani DI‘'IDENDS. ectobtsr I. It Troke, of New Sarum, Wilts, cutler, at six. at th:. Maidenhead Inn, New Sarum.—Nov. 7. Win. Co , Ter, o• Cluck ar. Osyth, Essex, mu-el:ant, maltster and Nt , a: eleven, atGuildball.—Nov. 4. Georgc Duncan C:ro.kr7 and Rich and Wt.-stall, of Irs'nfiliall-stroet, I.ordon, tactors, Ist rwelvi-, at Guildhall.—October Sl. rankl Wilcox, of .iver pool, sail-maker, a' eb.ven, at the George Inn, Liver,wol.—Octo- Iter 27. R ichard Gore, of Llverpool,llnen-drapt r, at eleven, at the, George Inn, Liverpool.—Nov. P. 3. Win. l'artritiv and Wrn.ft ose, I tte of towbritlge, parish of It udboronglt, Glouccst. rshire, eyert, a: eleven, at tit,: King's Arms Inn, Strtutd.—N:e. 7. Jam,...] Parry and Jahn Piektnan, of beptford, Kent, merchants and! maloters, at eleven, at GuildSat.—October si'. Fnizabeth Bul lurk, of 13irrninr_r,ltarn, milliner, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Worcester.—Nov. I '1 liontai Young, of Cartier.-I)2.sa g o, I Tot horn, London, jitveellcr, et one, at Guildhall.—October 30. Wm., Milburn, of Clifton, Yorkshire, tanner, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn, York.—Nov. 4. Wm. Littler, of Waltham-Abbey, Essex,' calico-printer, at twelve, at Guildhall.—October 31. Thomas Wetherhy, of Great St. Thomas Apostle, London, ivonmcnzer,l at twelve, at Guldll3.ll.—Octtiber 28. Joint Collip, of Great Port land street, ir.irish- of St.Vary-la-Ponne„ Middlesex, upholsterer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Richardson, Son, and Corield, of Lincoln's-inn-Fields, London land.avnts and surveyors, 7ept. 29, 1809.—John Trott and Tho mas Coward, Providence -street, City-Road, London, ea:Tenter.. and builders, June 2.1, I S( 9.—Wm. Wood Sanderson, Win. Scar lest I.itler, and Win. Corran, of Beer-lane, London, wine and brandy merchants, Sept. 20, 1809.-;--13Iand and Hid ;in, Liver- 1 po.)1, milliners and dress-makers, Sept. 1, 18b9.—Cyples and Alloway, Bristol, earthenwarensen, June 24, 1509.—Thomas o.merod, of Wakekeld, and Perkins Roodhouse, of Stamford, carriers, October 2, 1803.—Joseph Anthony Berrollas and Giles Llyer, No. 21, Denmark-4reet, Soho, Sept. 20, IBo9—Mr a ll ant i Calrow, 0. - zober 6, 1269.—Pcter Macdonald, Fran Issekhl Humbert, and l'hoinas Hipkins, No. 53, Long-Acre, medicine- vend: rs, October 2, 1809.—Orton, Auther, and Pryce, in Pool- I lane, Liverpool, mercers and drapers, October 1, 1209.—Richard Gleaves and Edmund Petty, and Cc. of Ulverssm, Lancashire, spirit and wine -merchants, Sept ? 29, 1509.—Grigg and Sherring. Bristol, haberdashers, August 2, 1809.—Benjamin Dias Farran- 1 I des and Co. Wilson-street . , Finsbury-square, merchants, October 5, 1809.—William Street and Francis Hayward, of New-court, Throgmorton-street,•London, wine -merchants, Sept. 29, 1809. , Ricbard Mars'iall and Thonsa.s .Robinson, of Romford, Essex, printers, August 2G, hom3s and George Taylor, No. 9, Oki Bund.street, ladies' shoe-erushers, Dec. 25, 1808..—Addis and Norris, New Boswell-court, Carey-strert .I.incoln's-Inn, attornies and solicitors, Sept. 9, 1809.—David ansl Wm. Caldwell, Liver pool, slaters and plasterers, July 1, 1809.—Worthington and Marsden, in Harrington, Totted' Park, Sips. 26, 1609 Ingram. and hsßauntclhere,sterrn. grocers,erebants Sept. 25, 1809.—James Pieston and Co.' of October 4; 1809.—Wm. Goading, Tl4O - Ca-` 6 almals ancl.Lbenearr Gstodhag, of I?sutah t Soralk, ptalt !tets and corn and coal-nierelaintliler;2l,lBo9: PORTUGUESE PAPER^ BADAIOZ, SEPTEMBER 9. They-write from Ciudad Rodrigo, that ofir parties in Castile have interceptedseveral mails and convoys of ammunition and provisions going to the enemy.— A few days since, a party . from Merino intercepted,l at the foot of Lerma, a train of six mortars and some ' pieces of battering artillery, with a great quantity of ammunition, destined' for the attack on Ciudad Ro drigo, according to the orders found in a mail taken at Olmedo. In Rioxa, in Navarre, and in the neigh bourhood of Bitrgos, notwithstanding the people have suffered such severe oppression, great efforts were making to throw off the French yoke; and the Junta newly formed. which resided at a few leagues from Burgos, is employed in rousing the people, ex ercising the youth, and exciting the ardour and ge nerous dispositions of the inhabitants of that part of the Peninsula. LERIDA, AUGUST so. The French, who were in Ballostro, and those who infested the neighbouring place;, have retreated, marching for Saragossa, taking with them their sick and wounded, and whatever effects they had there. It is also said that the French have, in like man ner, abandoned Alcaniz, and other places in Arra gon, collecting their whole force in Saragossa ; whence, it is said, they will send 4000 men to rein force some points in Navarre, in which kingdom, it is supposed, there are but few of the enemy. AU,PUST 22.—The French in Barcelona, on the 15th instant, celebrated With great festivity the birth day of their Emperor, and at night General Du heime gave a ball to all the French Officers and their favourites. Some ,English ships, however, which were lying off the city, resolved to have their share in the rejoicing, began to fire cannon•balls on the edifice in which the dancers were assembled, which so alarmed them, diet they fled with some precipitation. GRENADA, SELYFEMBKR 2. By the accounts we have received, we lea - rn that our army of La Mancha coosisted, on the 29th of August, of 24,670 infantry, 3600 cavalry, and 32 pieces of artillery. This army has made a movement for different points in the said province, and our ad vanced-guards of cavalry are between Villalta and Madrilvjas. HAMBURGH PAPERS. ROME, AUGUST N. The Consnita here has ordered, that from the Ist of October of the present year, the division of time at Rome, and throughout the whole,Roman territory shall be the same as in France and other European countries. It is well known that it has hitherto been the custom here to begin to reckon the hours from sunset, and count forwards through the whole twenty four. NAPI.ES, SEPTEMT3ER 13. Mr. Datm , , Couniellor of State, Director of Re views and Recruiting. is appointed by a decree of the li)th inst. Minister for War and the Navy. Another dtscre2 of the 6th inst. orders that the criminal courts of justice shall resolve themselves into special tribu nali, and shall take knowledge of the following offen ces :—conspiracies against the State, in combination with the enemy ; criminal correspondence with the enemy ; libels and seditious writings ;_ pillage in the country ; robberies in public places and villas, perpe. tr:r.ed by more than two persons in conjunction; flight of aonders sentenced to a regular punishment, and the crimes committed by persons of the last description. PI TF.RiEURGIT, AUGUST' 30. • NuTiis Traversay, who commanded the fleet in the Black Sea, has repaired to this, metropolis to take the direction of the navy &parunent. The heat is very grea!-, and experiencei no diminution at night. The harvost is abundant, chiefly in the provinces that line the shores of the Baltic, A colony of 70 families of Prussian hushandmen have arrived hem, and will form a set:lement in the neighbourhood of this city. Tie German emigrants, who have been flied here for ever.tl years, have succeeded beyond their most saanmine hopei. _ VIENNA, SEPT. Austri.t had for some time felt an anxiety with re spc.:t to Transylvania. TW". considenible Russian corps r:ere nn the paint °fen:et-41g that province from Moldavia and W.A.! .hi : btr. ;lie conclusion of the Armistice prevented t'leir march. The Bohemian mf.itia battahins Are Assembled near Prague ;—and the We4ceber . ;.! iire Mountain) rendered famous by the battle in 16:11, is strongly fortified. Count Collowrath cornmAnds under the Archduke Ferdinand in Bohemia. • The plan of calling a Diet in Eastern Hungary has been given up for certain reasons. General Dedr. w:ch has opened gloat inundations near the fortreiX of Comurn. gErT. 4.—A1l the accoluits which we receive an nounce, that the Austt?in army suffers a great want' of provisions in the positions which they now occupy. The Austrians are, besides, cut Off front Hungary by the line of demarkation, which extends along Mo ravia ; so that the transports coming from Hungary must traverse high mountains and the defile of Ja blunkee, in order to arrive in Moravia. Bohemia is a weak resource, for even in time of peace it does not furnish sufficient corn to maintain the inhabitants ; and Poland, which can alone suc cour Austria, is cut off from it. All these circum stances lead us to believe that this power will not feel any disposition to renew the war. M. Hormayer and Roschman, the two grand revolutionists of the Tyrol, have arrived in Hungary. They were obliged to save themselves by mixing in the ranks of the troops who evacuated the Tyrol in consequence of the Armistice. SEPT. 9.—A1l officers have received orders to join their respective corps within 2c hours. On the 6th inst. all the public offices of the united Bolititrian and Austrian Aulic Chancery, cf the Se nate, &C. were on a sudden ordered to be sealed up, and guarded by Bens-d'armes. The caw of this un expected measure is not yet known. According to. the most recent accounts from the Turkisk frontiers, the fortress of Belgrade has been taken possession of by the Turks. The question of war and peace remains still unde cided; but unfortunately the political horizon assumes ao morelloomy aspect, and the hopes of peace we hive hitherto cherished begin , to IranisiN • SAAGabniltinf. AIIIIIIST a. Yesterday the servants of the Duke of arrived here as prisoners, and were ledgg This severe measure was token, portico! gard to the Duke's Secretary, August\ whose hand-writing some Proclamation! among the Duke's papers. Beeker v.;.! the prisoners: be 'succeeded in escapi companions on the list post statics. AUGsBURG, SoF.PII4NIELP Two carriages arrived here cn the Tis ed by twenty-tw•o French dragoon!, Munich. The first contained men, and the second the celebrated Sternbach, who proved so active durin: ; tion in the Tyrol. Hopes of peace have revived since Munich informed us that the Emperor expected in that city, and that Lite can grand army was placed in the hands u; of Italy and the Prince cat Neuchatel. DUTCH DECIIIIII. Louts NAPOLION, by the Grace of Goo am! the Kingdom, Kitty of 1 - 101.1,aud, and Upon the Report of the Director of Ws . isard the Bth Sept. 11119, we b:ive decrued„ at:Ll I. et h e transport of Col finis) t i f:oels, cbaudisc, coosiderud in the loth Article of the Afay, 1805, as Lnglish conuivulitins, coanng -mein of Zealand, or the islands of Overfl ;: e and proceeding to.the other parts of-the kio:-do. until further orders, under pain of eitifi , rathei of veyed in violation of this pruitilaition, and of ti in conveying them. 11. The inhabitants of the Departaient of islands above-nientioned, shall, within twenty-1 the time of their being sumnionedttkereto4leliv, as may he appointed to receive the same, an acci City and descriptions of colonial goods, and re,:, nufactutes and mcrchandirt., which they had period of the enemy's invasi m, tozether with ti sorts of sixth goods imported by them or bought the invasion, under pain of the certain conf.,.:.vi of the National Treasury, of all such articles a, ration and inspection, appt ar not to have been co: accounted fur. ill. Front the obligation of delivering these a( erupted all those inhal.iituts, Avllu Live to) gr... said produce or goods than necessary- fur tiler sumption. IV. The Director of Ways and Means afloat the execution of the prt sem Vecree, autl discoveries made iii pursuance thereof. Given at our Royal PaLace at Harlem, th, Septembir s of the year 1809, and of our mil the4th. GOTEENDURGII 1114147 10.SINEUR, SEPTEMBER I The King of Denmark, who h.►s fortnight in Holstein, expected to hagen on the 16th Adjutant-G attends his Majesty on this journey, gave been undertaken for the pure ;:e the Danish troops stationed in that COPENIIAGF.N, SE?: EMEZR By a Royal Ordinance of the ‘.:l has been granted to export whe,tt from of Holstein and Schleswick, by sea an , friendly ports. EVl.',NrNu LONDON. MONDAY, OCTOBER PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OM 3 per Cunt. Con:. for money 6s l ,l—acc: (Thulium 1 prem.—Exclieq. Bus, tis. I PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATUR. 9 per Cent. Red. situ! I Exclirq. 3 per Cent. Con•. 5 per Cent. Navy 99f t India Stock lssi India Bonds _la. 225. 20•. pr. B:atr I.otti - y City ditto :04, Coas. for ace. Since our last two . Go:tcnburgh —also a Mail from Heligoland, and one It is now confirmed that peace has between Russia and Sweden. This even' in the Stockholm Gazette cf the 26th lowing terms : " His Royal Majesty has received in, Courier arrived from Fredericksham, tl inst. a Treaty of Peace between Swedt was signed by Baron Stedink and Color on the part of Sweden, aind Count R 'Baron Alopeus on the part of Rustia." It was also reported at Gottenburgh, city of a letter from Stockholm of the s. the ports of Sweden would he stair Ag: on the 12th of November. It is cvidell poningthe prohibition dour trade to tho den has consulted her own ititerot, as the m..-cliants of this country, since bei the intercourse with the Baltic from natu: have terminated. The Portuguese papers and letters ult.and were brought to Falmouth by Wales packet. The journals are extreme tant. They only state that there ha trifling affairs between the patriots an, and the former have intercepted sever convoys. The enemy are stated to ha' several places in Arrarn, and to be c , whole force in Saragossa. The privat' .that on the 24th, when the packet cam WELLINGTON'S army WAS still on th frontier. The sick and convalescents of stated, in one letter, to amount to upwat but this we hope will prove to be an eL It is now tile opinion of many, both of •and Portuguese, from the long contil energy that has characterized the genet; of the patriots, that nothing can save from the gripe of NAPOLEON-110W the able to send his whole military force ag; 'becile and devoted country. Dispatches were yesterday received WeLLnicrrow, These, we are happy t( as we have heard any thin of their 0) ce of Eruncnick .1 rAged in t:ons welt: f0u:,.1 Of 110 , 7 ti V lij ism 1/. 07th in ..t. • 111 1 Of ed. C111 !: ,: t . ec !nen it or Na'),,' • IS i tl in tLe 7: it ark'. LT:IT ; • , 31 5, ;t:1,111., the L.:Ay sa ry, Iron: k;:.• a!;,,t (;!1; ": ( 13 :n, i s pro . :1;L: u 1 of thk )•• ! of Y.c al 10, hnti 1/1)-tour 3 , 1 t acepuut 1. •• 2 had on har!, ,• th I.llc 0 .u g ht. turr;., ;.:.: :s a, shall, t., :11 co:110..7:0y •Se :re stock ut : 4 thci: donits.r. 1 oat IA.C. ; 1..11 rev.,rt to to I 7th It re 1,71 • • ?:L. R 14. is been retu.:-ii to Cv?r.• 111;3V; 1v,,;C1 is said to •11 EZR .om the Dud:, and lanct, • ER 9. OM:. O'Cl OrK. -acc.lont is. I t:i. prem. .I_TkpAY. :id., 74. Vs. p-r. 17. £ l 4. 1.:+1. ace. Gny I ills have arr'Nf'd one limn Lisli n. licen restei,i vent is annow;c.:l ult. in intcliigencel l, : 2, that 0:1 17 reden and Itui.a. r,loncl t Romanzuff ia." rgh, on tho 'lc same date. aga:r.st EnFia: I rent that in p.:s.• that peril 1., rc- as veil as . before ii;a: tatural causes rs arc to the 19'1 by the Prince o f tremelv unimpor• have been son:,: ; and the ereat,. evcral mails and ) have abanaorA e collecting 11:sit vate letters suate. ame away, Lull the Portugue.: is of the army mards of 10,0 , k , exaggerati,-ai of the Spaniai. - .s . mtinued war.: real proceeding; ave the peninsula that he will to against that *a. - .ived from Lcr i iy to state, s: , tar • cements, give 3