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Robinson, Paternoster row.—Of whom nay be had, lately published, in One Vol. tivo. price 51. sewed, , A Cursory View of Prussia, ft QM the Deaih of Frederick 11. to the Peace of Tilsit, in a series of Letters, from a Gentleman . in Berlin to his Friend in i.endon.. _ FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZET TE. 61st Ditto—Ensir,e RA!: i aeey -0 h. -telt ri t, without pt.: chew,-vice Sarj sturrs,d •cl 62d Pirta —Lieutenant Wiliant Pulhett r-n•ti , he Ist Fogy, to be Lieatenant, vice ' who 'ache-tbs. 71st Dind—Ensiga Henry Wyndham. ft .:.! :he 'it foniG tolae Captain of a Cotripant, by mtrOlase, v.ce Cnth-r u. muted ; Robert Law, Gem. to be Ensign, wittsbut pretties vicc-liarnes, promote d. 76th Oitto—Charles Tennant, Gent. tObe Ensiln, by purchase.. vice English, who retiree. . Ditte--Lieutenertt her WA:Vinson •re h•• rarrain of a Ctinpany, by *imbues., vke, littnbwatt, Whomit'See. Ssth.Disto...-I.:ientenatit !onset Olueor,- .hrn th.. tdublio. City Militia, its be Ensign; Ensign Donald Robertson, frusta - • Rciyal Perth Millie, to be F.ttsign. 9.ltii Regiment of root. ro be First I.leutenants-90cond , Lleatenats w Lateen, Alexander Coane, Joh* fvf•dloy, M. Campbell, Mamas • man, Cox, and Colits4..larke. • To he Quarter-NI aster-•;-Serfeent Willialm-Sotteee 96th thtto--Assistant-Sttrgeoll Ftederitk LoiuswOrtb, from fl ip lit /oat, to ba Surgeon; Ace 8006*er, appointed to the 40eit Foot. ' t7driXisto—fidantsit • Gent. •el be Nedigpa r Leakbereft purchase, vie., Llewellyn, whose ',palettes= heneettille# placo. 99% Dititi--Lientenent John Mann, train the 2811: 1t t l ,tp , • Captain of: Company, vim M Herr, deceased. 101st Ditto--Ensign Edwa. d gochfoit to be Lientententivkiiiil' purchase, vice O'Gorman, soperspOzd. . ; 7ta Wes; India Regiment—John Jones, G:tu. to be Ensiipkvlee''' M'MiHan, York I.ight Infantry Volunteirs-:4Vilkaat facie, Getit. tits' be withortpurchate, ricefielhY; -4449 resigns,. • tilt Garrhion Battalion -Gharlcs Earl of March to be. Emig% tics appointed to the gitti Fork. .sth Royal Veteran Bstralion—Carain John Prime, from the Royal Vorft Rangers, to he Captain of a Clampany, vice Web • bee, appelmed to the 7th Royal Veteran Rotation. • • . 7th Ditto—Captain Richkrd•BrookeWebb.n., kraut the Mb-Royal Veteran Batulion, td be car sit cite Company, vier Lytrott, deceased. Canadian Feigiblei--Heoli Francis Illtghiee, Gent. to be kcsigo, vice Cameron, superseded. • HOSPITAL STAPP. To be Surgeons to the Forces, Apothecary John Bataan Surgeon John Meade, frets; the 40th Foot: Surgeon John Rice, from the sink Foot. Surgeon Thomas Inglis, from es. 'o' t. Surgeon Robert Brown, from the iiTh The King's G,Tnrut tylgiit. • • - . • ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 10. Vice.Admfral Sir James Situmarez has transmitted to' the Honourable William Wellesley Pole a letter lie ria% received ruin] Rear.A.dmiral Sir Richard Good-. win Ittats, it'POrtink. the capture of the Levigerna tiapiai_privatber;,.of six ens and seventeen men, by Superb; and of the Tilsit French privateer, tEtt gulfs and . fOrtt-dite men, by the c,ui zer sloop. . . copy, of * Letter from Captain GOsite• of his Maievi'sSicolP the' , MCisquito„ to the Hen. Witli. ez Wsdlaley Pole, dated err He. ' Deland, May'ff:l, 1809. • Sir-,.lshave the honour to inform you, that hit it ajesty's sloop Mosquito, under my command, has t4tuted the Sol Pullen Danish priv...teer cutter, of, st guns and twenry four men: I have the honour to &c. (Signed) WILLIAM GOATS. Mstatos...Captain Goat., with Intolbes fetter '144:04q Phan. William Wellesley Pule, has transmitted one twin taptain Pettez, of his Majesty's sloop the Bri seis, giving an.a:cmunt of the capture of El Courier Danish privateer, of one two-pounder and four swi vels, by the bo.as of the Briseis and Bruiser gun. vessel. DO*NING. STREET, JUNE 10, 1809. The King Iwo beep pleased to appoitiQ l / 4 (1)or-General the Hon. John Ero3riek to he Governor and Commander in Chief of the of Martinique: The King'htts also hen pleased to appoint Lieutenant-General Edward Morrison to .bv Lieutenant-Governor of the Island of Ja male*, and to be Commander of his Majesty's forces cm the maica station. Thk day was published, in Quarto, With tirelve Plates, engraved by Caroline Watson and others, price 21.25. in hoard', THE LIFE of GEORGE ROMNEY, Escp lit WILLIAM HAYLEY, A few Copies.are printed on large paler, price 31.3.. Printed for T. Payne, No. 88, Pall-Mall. ASTRONOMY, - .1 y .. - This day soul published, M two elegant Vets. plot 1111.. in WW I : 1 1 HE SYSTEM' of thp : WORLD 4 occotding to Sir Isaac Newton aud oubseciumit Mathematicians. By P. A P LACE, Member Of the National itht s iilli- Translated into Englith by 7. POND, F. R. S. ' Printed for Ricumto Puttc.irs, London, and to be bad of all Booksellers. Of wlsorn may be bad, The WONDERS of the TELF.tiCOPE, or a Ammar DigplaT of tht Plicenoinena of the Starry Heavens, with ttunerous large Engravings. price Fs IRSILZIro SERMONS...444mb Edition. T h is dar i nft Pub*Md. 1 4 One Vol. Sim price 10s 6d. boards, (by permission of thr Executors), RMONS on SEVERAL SUBJECTS.—By the late Rev. vituAAig PALEY, I) D. Lnbdesn orLincoba,' Prebendary or . St. Pad's, and Rector of Bi.bop Wearmontb., author of 'Natural Theolu:y,' Moral ,Itek, • Printed for Longman, Hurst, noel and Artri..!, Pater.sosteir-rosv. A COMPANION TO CCELEBS INCEARCH OF AWIFE, Minerva Office, I.vadenbilliatreet, This day was published, in two-vois. BVo. price lls.-1= CELIA. IN SEARCH OF A HUSEA By A MODERN ANIIQUE. " There wanted yet the toaster-work, the end " Of all yet done ;.a eteatere, who not prone " And-brute as other creature*, but endued " With sanctity of res,on. o Printed for A. K. l‘i,wmazt and Co. (Succ,ssors to Lane, trit4 man, and Co.) and sold by an Booksellers, 'this day was pablisned, orn..ific:ged with Es:graying, from a design by A Buck, F.sq. price 55., in eltra boards, L - iDVE and MADNESS a Story too True. In a tries of Letters between Parties, whose names wou.kl per bapsbe mentioned were they less known, or lees Isniented. " If this be not love, it is madness; and z!ien,i: is pardonable" , - Old F&hclor. Ipswich Prkited and wad b r 1. Raw. Sold also, by Long. i man, Hurst, Rces, and Orme paternoster - row, Loudon; and ail Booksellers in . Town , and Country. ,~ .~ ANIMiII'ED NATURE. On the SlNnstant will be pubrishcd, in one etegant Volume, Imperial 00. containing 50 Engravings, with descsiptive Let . eet.Press, Price 61 6s. in boards, INTERESTING SELECTIONS FROM On. 4 MATED NATURE, (inclu ding QUADRUPEDS, BIRDh, FOREIGN OFFICE, JUNE 7, 1909. The King has been pleascd to appnirt Robert Fagan, Erg. to be his Majesty s Consul at Sicily and Malta. . _ _ prsHls s PLANTS, &c.) with illustrative bcenery. 'araitti and lingraved By WILIAAM PANI eI.L, A. R. A. Printed for the Author, 9;Clevelan &street , Fitzroy-mos:es and Longman, Hurst, Rtes. mid Orme, Paternooter-row. A few Proofs (only tvrtuty) are taken off on India Paper, price 121 Lis. boards. - • This day was published, Fire is. Rd. boards, AN INQUIRY into the ANTIVARIOLOUS POWER of VACCNA 1 . 10 N; where, fra: the State of the Phenomena, and the occurrelee of a gnat variety of CAWS, the caw serious doubts are suggested of the einciry of the whole practice, and us powers at best proved to be only ten - sport: I. Front which also will appear, the necessity of, and proper period for submitting to, Vartolous Inm:dation. By THOMAS BROWN,. Surgeon, Ntirselburgh. Juric 10.—The King has been pleased to appoint EarthO- Ismeiv Frere, Esq to be Secretary c.) his Majesty's Embassy ir. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. - • WAR-OFFICE, JUNE If. Sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards.-.Woi. Nunn Richard!, Gent. to be Come, by inrchase. lst-keis'asent of braio , uis—Townshend Richard Keily, Gent. to 10e Cornet, by ptirchasc, vice Windsor, promoted in the 32d Foot. • • ad Elitt )—Lieutenant Wm. Ogle, from ate 9th Foot, to be Lieu tens r, vice Lenthall, who exchanges. '9th Re;iinent,of Light Draptions:—John p. Ker, Gent. to be Cor net, vice Peacocks., promoted. . • 1041 Ditto—lv/la George.Lattiliton,.Gent, to be Cornet, by eur j chast., vice Bowen, promoted. lAt Regitlent of toot—Lieutenant John O'Neil, from the tad Frio:, to be Lieutenant, vice Pollock, who exchanges; Ensign ,l'ynmy Ilesiry Willitii s to be lieutenant, vice hi'Gill, Agasell ; Serjeant-Major Peter Perry to be Ensign, Jima. 2cl I)itio--Ensign Charles Grant, from the Dorset Militia, to he Ensign. MURRAY'S CHEIVIIenty. NI : W • This day *u pulAisbed, in . four Vols. Svo. price 21.85, boards ( A SYSTEM OF CHEMISTRY. By J. 111t7RRAY; Lamar on -Chemistry for NTateria Medka and Pharmacy, Edinburgh. The saitead edition, en larged ,and cinta:ning tee late numerous tied linjibrtasi discaories in the Science. • Printed foe Longman, Hurt, Ram, and Orate, and J. Mur. say, London and for W. Creech, Bell, and Bradtute, and W. Laing, Edinburgh. . - Ist Battalion of the Line—Lieutenant 4.114.aeth Wi•raithe, t'• be Caraiii of a Company, with tensp.trary rank, meting, dectast-d ; Ensign ereiit.riek Christ. de W 5.... •. lieutenant, vice Wers,tie; George Bo,d, Gent. to *ice Rossing; Hospital-mate .lostph Ader to be Assis ;! - • goon. 6th Ditto—Cadet Serierust Wil iam Benthiee to b.: Ewign, vier Lubbern, deceased. MEMORANDUM. • • the , appointment of Thomas \law, Genf;ko be Cornet In th* 17th I.ight Dragoons; as statedin the Gazette of.the ; illee not taken place ' . Captain Annesley, of the 38th Foot, is stiperteded.being absent without leave. Ea aa.rust in the Gazette of the 2.lth April last. 28th Foot.. Vat Edward. Meting/tem, Gent. to be Er.sign, read Edward C. . timers; Gent. to hs Errign. Fs:ea - rum 1% the 4; gm* of fintli %Tay, Ix*. Southern Regiment of Stairori-:hire For Thomas Adams, Esq. to b..; Af ljor. read Thomas Adams, Esq. to be Cast in; also"the other names under him to beat • the same rank. Y ~. Magna est veritas, et prevalebit. Printed for tha Author, and sold by Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Constable, Hunter, Park, and Huta& r, No. 10, Ludgate.orreet, Lnn•lnn. ••• ha the course of the summer vriß he published s Supple sent, containing the alterations and additions in the present edi don, fox the accommodation of the purchisers of the former one CONTENSPORAIty VOYAGES and TRAVELS. THElsiimh Volume of this interesting Work is this day completed, and may be had of all Buoi-sulleri, price 15s. boards. The Numbers of the former Volumes, wiiicla were out of print, bating rcprilueJ, and some of t.!!e Plates re-engraved, complete set. in nine Volutues, or any single Volume, may.be had of all the Ilookellers, price 154. each. The Work wilt continue to be published in Monthly numbers, at es 6d. Ind the Tenth will be commenced on the.lst of lune, and contain several valuable and curiou-: Accounts of re cent Voyages and Travels.--Bridge-street, May I, 180th - - _ BILL'St4ERATIVE SURGERY, VOL. 11. This day was Obliged, the Second Volane. on royal octavo, illustrated will Engravings, Nice I 6s. boards,. of A SYSTEM OF OPERATIVE SURGERY, founded on the BASIS of ANATOMY. By.CHARLIES BELL. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Omit, Paternoster row; and Cadell and Davies, Strand. GI whom may be had, by the same Author, the First Volume of the above Work, price las. boards. Also, I. The Anatomy of the Sr tin, in royal -Ito, X 2. 2s. boards. A Series of Engravings, explaining the Coarse of the Nervts, en royal 4to, price ./21. 1,. boards. 3. Engravings of the Arteries, in royal Svc); Xt. Is. boards. 4. &says on the Anatomy of Expression in Painting, 4to, 12. 2s. boards, Also, ity JOHN and CHARLES BELL, The Anatomy of the Human Body, in 4 v*. royal octave s price in. 10s. boards. MA RGATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUC I'lt4N—By R. COLLARD, At the Royal Hotel, Margate, on Monday, the 19th June, about Six o'clock in tti Afternoon, AMODERN built FRE EHOLI) RESIDENCE, fit for the reception of a vomiter Family. The Ulu con sists of Birchen and Offices on tilt. Basement, Eid.ance-hall, Breakfast and L;ning Parlours on the first floor, .i.i..ing-room and Bed-room on the one pair, two Bed-chambers on the two pair, and two Servants' rooms in the a - tics ; a good Garden, about stki Perches, well stocked with choice Fruit I rers. For Yid Ulm Daub, Gent. to be Ensign, reed Milian Dank.- . Allesiowder, pent. to be Ensign: MP. PITT-SIR JOHN MOORE. Speedily will be puhlitihed, elegantly printed, AN .ELEGY - on SIR JOHN MOOR.E, - K. B. deilicred, by permh.sion, to His Orice thebike of Rich mond. Also, a MONODY op the Right Honourable WILLIAM PI ri ; inscribed, by permission, to her Grace the Duchess of itichntond.—lly the Rev. RORER DEAL I'RY L. 1.. D. Primed for !.;tockdalc., junior, No. 41, PaNihiall. Where may be ha.l, most rettharly ihtertring from the Mili tary Occurrences on the Co:vim:lit, two yore. Svo, pike IL ss. or iayai octavo, price 21. 10s. -.vi:h a Portrait and Plans LIFE :: , 1 CAMPAIGNS of GLJ:i rAvus Al) J Le' rl LIS the GREAT, Kiri: of Sweden. This day vrere pnblished, by 1. Harding, No. 36, St. JaMes's-street, London. CORD SOMERVILLE'S FACTS on SHEEP, WOOL, PLOUGHS, and OXEN; /Ivo. with Plates; a New Edition, Bs. Bakewetl's Observations ea the Effects of Soil and aimate spoil Weal ; with Hints t for the Alanagement of Sheep after Sheariq; ts. Gd. Liiccoelt's Essay on Wool.; with Hints for the Improvement of the British Fleece; addressed to the Grower, Dealer, and Macuiart. act ; price 71.. The Farm:es Complete Account Book of every Wei done in the Farm thratq,kout the Year; 21s. A New Catalogue of Agricultural Books ; Is. The above Estate is situate in Akentie,ad-place, Margate, and commands eery extensive Lan I and Sea Prospec;s, together with , a Cottage detached.—The Furniture and Fixtures which arc Inc. deco ; tr ty be taken at a fair appr.dsement. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Broadstairt, nr to Messrs. Gook] and Core, Prospect-hill, Nitusate ; or of Mr. Wm. Han, att, N 0.15. Commerce ice, 111tchfriars, London. 'I HE Alin tiMETIC 01 REAL LIFE. ----- I. The Tr.bles of Weights ind Measures, corrected throughout. and ada;:ed to modern usage. S. Obsolete and useless Rates explinged, and a much hrger por tion applied to Stocks, Estates, Annuities, Discounts, Rever gloms, l'outines, Banking, Insurances, Brukerage, Chances, ilthangcs, &e. &c. as practised by Use Broktrs and cornmer 'dal Companies of the City of London. ".Sere koam Its under each Rule than are to be found in any other War . • 4. ;Ai - Atilt:us applied to Calints:ions of Annuities, Com. pound Interest, Ste. 1111 dal w 9 published, prik Ss. 6d. bOuntl, with the II allow ance to Schools, , ASYSTEM of PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC applicable to the present State of 'lra& and Money Tran sa ;fins illustrated by numerous Examples, under 'each Role, eSh.dy a3npted to the use of Schools. :he itev. J. JOYCE, Author of Sciantific Dialosues, Ste. new Aotlintetie is intended to obViate the complaint that evt:y YGt:th on his ltierlog School and entering into the Count. ir,..hot.se has, more to unlearn than he has learnt relative to the arurl Calculations of business. Every Rule, and every Example, I. t!ruwtt Ircra real practice, in the various branches if Trade, and z..; rules, and obsolete Rules which have hitherto distgured our 1 ; 1.41 of Arithmetic, hate givtiSplace in the present systm, is .'!:.:i•rties of real lift. for RACHAIID PAILLIVN London • and to be bad of 'W. Berry, Edinbufgh ; York ; MG:dry, Gniusbnrough ; , •thlar: and 00. ; hi. Kt'ene, Dublin ; antl all other Book t'rts.--Also, a KEY to the above, eontainixr all the Answers zn,,st of the S o lution s ; vet,: kad zs length ?tar the reference of l lasters; price 2s. W. • And speedily will be published, the following Works, neeeasau r yLtern of Coramitcial Edr.cation : 1. A DicrioNAti of Trade and Commerce, by T. Mortimer, •! A GRAMMAR.Of the Principles of Trade and Commerce, smith, L. L. D. price 2i. ed. • A SysTru Of PRACTICAL 811at.4106111111, for Schools, by A • 41ertison, piti“ fe. LEICESTERSHIRE. ' * TO BIF. SOLI) BY AUCTION,r. At the Bell's 1 - lei.l lan, Loughborough, atitirtlitie in the Month of September tied, • • SUNDRY valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprisize the principal Pad dal* Town of Lnu:lib.trough, and several Farms, Mills, abti Laids, containing upwards lieu Acres, situate in the Lordships of Loughbomugh, Woodshorp!, Querndon, Woodhouse, Stoney Stanton, 1\ /edified, Plathern, tint= Burton on the Woulds , Barrow upon Soar, Sheen Moor, M ount Sorrell, and the Hundred of Frandand, aIl In the County of Leicester, which, for the convenience of Pur chasers, will be divided into small Lots. Notice in duo little will be given of the pant:War days e.f Sale, and pti•steti particulars will be ready for deliver y one Month previous thereto, and tnay be had at the principal Inns in Leicester, Louzlihorough, Derb'y and Nottingham; of Jo'ni Evans, Esq. St.. Mildred's Court, Poul try; and of Mr. Clariege, Pali Mall, London, where Plans of the E•tares may be seen. _ - Yokot-HIRE. FOR SALE irt AUCTION, . _ At the George Inn, Coney-sta set, in the City of York, on Thor.- day,"the 49th day of June, at lure o'Clock in the Afternoon, A VERY compact nad improvable FREEHOLD j- L ESTATB,•called High and Low Barmby, situate in the Toituship of Buttetcrumb, in the Parish of Bossall, about tea miles distant from Mahon, and ten from York, containing 441.5. OR. nil'. be the same more or !els, of excellent Arable, Meadow, Pastan and Wood Land, with a great proportion of rich Grazing Land and Old Sward, now divided into Two Farms, in the occupation of Messrs, Foster and Sherwood, at very low Rents, and of which possessbin may be had at Lady... day next. 'Phis Estate is situate on the River Derwent, navigable to Malton, and open to the Port of Hull; is compact in farm, in closed and subdivided with 'good Fences ana .ornamented bra considerable quantity of thrifty' Young Timber, is situate on an eminence, in a beautiful Country, and will stilt any person wishing to form a Reddens as *eau the pursuit of Agriculture. May be viewed by applying to the Tenants; or to Mr. Buckle, Peasehohne Green, York; and •printed particulars had at the pnncipal innit at M.Uton, Beverley and •Hull ; at pie George Inn and Herald Offic.,, in York ; and further particulars may be known of Mr..Munby, Solicitor, York; of Messrs. Neeld and Fladgate, Solicitors; Norfolk-street ; or of .Mr. Claridge, Pall- Mall, London„where a Plan of the Efate may be seen. lAMES SKELTON, aged 26, of Walton on the • rim, Epsom, Surrey, was stye; years afflicted with seven or eight holes in. his right leg, and between 1/0 and ICO pieces of bone came away during that peeled. The discharge and weakness increasing, unable unassisted to move, taking off hii kg was pro prowl to save his life. He then confidently appii , ,cl to SPH.S 111TRY's PATENT ANT ISCORBUFIC DROPS; In a year and a half, by them alone, he is restored to health, and it is now three years since he . has folloWed his laborious occupation. He will sltisly any in9utries, personally, or by fetter, postpaid. The genuine Medicine has the words " Ey the King's Patent," ex- Pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper; and the King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, No 15, Soho-square, London, in small bottles of ss. tid. double bottles 10s.; and larger 1L 25. Compound Essence c• allay un pkteaut irritation, et. 4th U s :to—Ensign John Rawly, from the-48th. Foot, to be Lieu tenant, without purchase. 6th Ditto—Ct-rnet the Hon. Charles Gore,.from the 14th Light Dragoons, to ha Ensign, without purchase, -.z.ce Western, pro moted in the 29th Foot ; Walter Neon; Gent-to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Tvlacglashaa, prpinoted * tiara 54th Foot. 9th Ditto--I.ieuter..ant Wm. John Lankali t front the 34 Dra goons, to be Lleutenaalt, vice Ogle,who exchanges. 11th Ditto—Ensign John Ttyth."ll, from the Durham Militia, to . be Ensign. • , • .- 13th Ditto—E:iscsii Henry Eastmann, from the Ist flomermtMi litia, td be k:nsign ; Ensign J. Richardson, from ditto, to be Ensign. 16th Ditto—l.ientenant Frederick Welch to be Cap!ain Of a Com pany, without purchase; Ensign Wm. Pearce ; front tie *nit Foot, to he Lieutenant, without 'purchase; Ensign Robert Erown,e to be Lieutenant, vice Welch. • 20th Ditto—Major Andrew Wittchope, from the Royals, to be I.ienteitant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Campbell, who retires; Lieutenant Rochfort Illoomfield to be Paymaster, vice sanders, • who resigns. 22d Ditto--Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Kelso to be Lieu tenatit-Celonel, vice Mercer, deceased; Captain Wm. t;haw to be Major, vice Kelso. 24th Ditto—Henry Fryer, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice . Clarke, appointed to the td k^giment of 1 • Guards. 25th Di:to—Alexander Buchan, Gent to be Ensign, without pur eh:lv!, vice Strangeways, promoted in the 59th Foot. 27th Ditt , ,—Ensign John Wright, from the Lonzford Militia, to be Ensign. 29th Ditto—Lieuttnint Ambrose Newbold to be Captain of a Company - , syithout purchase, vice Creagh, promoted in the 95th loot; Ensign Benjamin Wilde to be Lieutenant, vice bold ; George Edward ironside, Gent. to br Ensis, vice Wilde. SOth ReAitnent of Foot. To be Litutenants—Ensigrs John Dillon, George Rumley, Geo. Adamson, and Richard Mayne. To be Ensior—Charles Elliott, Gent. vice Dillon; Arthur Wm. Ferenr, Gent. vice Howley; John Burnley, Gent, vice Adam son; Andtesv Thompson, Gent. vice Mayne; George Wm. Augustus Niue; Gent. • 33d Ditto--.Lletatettant Morgan O'Meara to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Paul, deceased ; Wm. rode, Gent. to be Lnr:gn, by purchase, vice llred,promoted. 34th Ditto—Ensign I tom pson to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice 'low, promoted ; Ensign—Wash to be ditto, vice Fellowes, tiecea'sed. 40th Ditto—Ensign Malone to be Lieutenant, vice Hibbert, deceased; Surgeon Charles 13oatflower, &um the 9Gth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Me•ade; promoted t.l the Staff. 42d Ditto—James White, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice G. A. Munro, promoted. 4Sth Ditto--Val. Bloomfield, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Rently, promoted in the 4th Foot. 49th Ditto—Lieutenant 11. H. Wall to he Captain of a Company, without purchase; Ensign John Shaw to be Lieutenant, with out purchase; Ensign and Adjutant guneelLs Gibbon to have the Rank of Lieutenant ; Ensign Thomas Lamont to be Lieu tenant, vice Viral! ; Fairfax, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Shaw. 50th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Grant, from the 78th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Armstrong, who retires ; Lieutenant Robert Armstrong, from the 'Monaghan . Militia, to be Ensign. 52d Ditto- - Love, Gent. to be Ensign, withdut purchase, vice Adry, resigned; Gentleman Cadet Charles Dawson, from the Royal Military College, to be ditto, vice Ward, pro- ' moted. 54th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Macglashan, from the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purcha e. 55tb Ditto—Lieutenant J. L. M'De.tell to he Captain of a Com pany, without purchase ; Ensign Weeks to be Lieute nant, vice M'Donell ; Robert Irvine, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Weeks. 59th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants—Ensigns James Strangeways from the 25th Foot, John Lloyd, J. I. I;roheir from the 4th Garrison Batta lion, Abraham Dent, Itichard Howard, Roger Langley, John Cowper, lienry Daunt, and William Hoystead. To he Ensigns—Ensign John R. Kell, from the Bth Garrison Bat ' mlion, vice Lloyd ; Lieutenant George F. Freeze, from the Ist Somerset Militia ; John Bowes Daly Kelly, Gent. vice Dent ; Lewis Carmichael, Gen;. vice Howard. 60th Ditto--Hospital-Mau Thomas Cooolly a be Alistrat- S organ. . • BAN KM.; P . WY ENLARGED. July 29. John I.obban, late cf Great Wild-strees; Fields, Middlesex, coach-plate founder, st tea, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDBD, Thomas Pitt, of the Strand, Middl,sea, hosier. • BANKRUPTS. William Benton, of Stoneywell, parish of Longdon, Staffordshire, miller, to surrender June es, 37, and July 22, at eleven, at the flitch of Bacon :an, Whichnor, Staffordshire. Artornles; 'Mr. Bond, I.ichneld ; or Mr. Lambert, No. 89, Hatton-Gard ::1, Lo::don. John Tomlinson, of Barlaston, Staffnrdibire, boat-builder atd timber-merchant, July 6, at three, July 7, and 22, a v,.n, at the Crown Inn, Stone Attornles, Messrs. J. and it 'A" ;114, Warn f ird-court, London; or Mr. Vernon, Stone, Staffor rare. Williams Ellam, late of Wiudle ) Lancashire. tanner, deal r - chaprnan, July 3,4, and 22, at three, at the Legs of Maa Bull Inn, Present, Lancashire. Attorr.ies, Messrs. J.righ _ Masan, New Bridge-street, Loudon ; or Mr. Rovrson, Pn.scot. George Clarkson, of Erl.tol, cabinet-maker, dealer ana chapman, Jntte 12, 24, and July 22, at eleven, at the Bu=ts Tavern, " Evistol. Attcrnies, Aar. Henry Davis, Bristol; or Mr. !Arai N 0.12, Gray's-Inn-square, 1.o:“.ion. Edward Allen and Isaac Hancock, both of P.ri;tol, navy cont! tors and copartners, duelers and clianme.n, Julie 12, 20, and Jut 22, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, in Corn-street, BristoL-:- Attornies, Messrs. Price and Williams, No. 9, I.incoba's-1.- London ; or Mr. D. Ilurgcs, Robert Lawrence, of Prospect-row. near Duckhead, Berm( sty, Surrey, corn and coal dealer, deal..r and chapman, 13, 20, and July 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr binsno, Prospect-mw, Bermondsey. John Pearson, of Holyhe.ol, in the Island of Anglesey, in Noi Wales, stationer, dealer and chap:nail, June 90, 21, and July at eleven, at the Union Tavern, Union-rreet, Atternies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Old Jewry, London ; or Mr. Whately, Birmingham. Thomas Tinian, of Salter's-Hall-court, Cannon-street, London, wine-merchant, June is, at twelve, June 24, and July 22, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allison, Freeman's-court, William Barclay, late of Manchester-Wadi/Ip. se • B N‘ e r t e :l t h lY ;) th d i e t' a .r l i er fl' a i n i d dd e l h es ap e E ig a ri ' la cii ( o b ,. c u l t ou u n :e , l l. 7 a 2 , e l 2m : ll. 4 elt lte.t estn en GL twelve,•and July 22, at eleven', at Guildhall. Attars:tits, let 'Rogers and Son, Manchester-buildings, Westminster. Jubn Chapman, of Dalston, Middlesex, and of Great Holborn, flour-!actor , dealer and chapman, June 1 July 92, at twelve, at Guildhall . Attorney, Mr. Jf 34, Fore -street, London. William Mitchel, of Falmouth, Cornwall, vintner, chapman, June 17, at eleven, June 24, at twelve, 7 at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. 1, No. 15, Bush-lane, Cannon -street, I.onden. William Rowell, of Moulton-Marsh, Lincolnshire , . and chapman , June 13, July 1, and 22, at eleven, Eagle Fun, Lincoln. Attornies, Mr. Cope, BostOn, shire ; or Mr. Wilson, Greville-street, Hatton , Garsien. James Young, of Queen-street, London, merchant, r eleven, June 24, at twelve, and July 151, at elevel; Attorney, Mr. Duthie, Richard Dean, late a the Starond Garter Tavern, Kees tavern-keeper, June 13,24, and July Attornies, Messrs. Julbon and Wheildon, Old irentford, Np. 6, Crown-Office-row, Temple London. Joseph Weedon, of Albion-place, ilackfrisr's-Road, Christchurch, Surrey, hosier dealer, and chaprnan, onc, June 15, at twelve, anti July Et, et ten, at Guildne.- Attorney, Mr. Rogers, Copthall.eonst, Thnmnortou-strett, London. Thomas Nicholls, of Birmingham, Warwithsitire, Ilms10" chapman, June. 26, 27, and July 22, It elevext,at the Ta• vern,llinninghtm. Attornie4, Mr. Egerton, Oray's-innispipm, Loudon; or Nit. Stubbs, Birmitiglasat. net., deal r an I egs of Man ,tnd czars. I.righ and :owsoh, Prtscot. ,r chapnan, Bit:+t '1 avvrn, in or Jaraes, 4, navy contrac- 2, 20, and July i• treet, 13ristoL— ac Lincoln's-Inn, tend, Bermond- chapman, June &rimy, Mr Ro. glesey, in North 21, and July 21, tf Birmingham.— .• • el, Old Jewry, i• 'street, I.ondon, and July 22, kr 'teetnan's-tourt, ie the thy of r I a the King's 5 en, hue 24, at tattles, Messrs. Linder. 3reat • Tarnstile, t i tine 17, 24, and Ir. John Pullen, net, dealer and we, and July 22, J. R.ll ighatqes s, jobber, dealer Is, at the Spread • oaten, LlucOhlo. -Garden. • 1, June 17,1 d els; at Gail4l.all. 0, Kew-Brldge, 41 , tn, at Goildhait. Bradford, or at Zola!, parish of • san, June 13, at at Guildhall.— gsnorton-strest, Ire, dealer and l . , it the &ran Ta• W.- 110 1 4 MM I In the Pecss, ATRANSLATIOST of the INDIAN 1-111TORIt of ARRiA and the Pl./UPI:US of the EY 1 HREAN SEA, *on: 'he Cre - Ly WiLLTAIII VINCENT, D. P. This Welk be printei in Quarto, to correspond with the two 'Volumes o Anc cif Commerce, by the ,awe At;thor ; and will he accompanied •••ith the Greek Text .—This Edition is con tined to a very small number of Copes. Printed fur . CatLll and \V. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, " The C. , mni. rc.: and Navigation of the Ancients in the Indian Ocean." Two vols. ;Ito. illustrated by Maps, &e. l'rice 41. 44 in hoards. P .