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THE EV EN IN6 STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3. PRICE OF STOCK'S THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. Coos. for opg. 64-1 per Cent. Reduced 62a 4 per Cent. ;PH —Bonds 174. premium. On.nium 116E—Lad:mg. Bala par Is. its. DISPATCHES FROM LORD WELLINGTON. His Majesty's brig JASPER, Captain HUNLOKE, has arrived at Falmouth with a Mail and Dispatches from Lisbon, after a passage of 14 days. SoULT is once more advancing rapidly towards Badajos, and is said to have a fcrce of 25,000 ; the siege of that fortress is consequently raised, and Lord WELLING- Tow, with the allied forces, are en their march to -• meet them ; the battle is expected to be dreadful. Lord WELLINGTON'S dispatches, brought by the JASPER, are dated Albuera, the 12th ultimo. They contradict the report of the siege of Badajoz having been raised ; but state that his Lordship had left that fortress in close blockade. The remainder of the allied Army, with Lord WELLINGTON at its head, is in full march to meet the French, who were also advancing, and a battle was expected ev.-ry minnta.. It was not known that Socur commanded the French himself. The following are the principal articles of intelli gence brought by the above Mail : LISBON, JUNE 15. Lord Wellington has abandoned the siege of Ba. dajoz, and advanced to meet Sault, who, we hear, is on the advance with great reinforcements from the neighbourhood of Seville. As to Badajoz, its fate must depend on Soult's ; and of that there can be no doubt, if Lord Wellington only meets him in battle. The Plains of Badajoz would be favourable to Soult's cavalry, and the neighbourhood of the town would likewise favour him. Lord Wellington will now fol low that plan which his vast and comprehensive genius has hitherto always acted upon—he will choose his own time and ground for fighting ; and such is the great confidence placed in him by all persons in the army, as well as in this place, that we have no ' other dread than that Sault will have sufficient pru dence to avoid a rencontre. An affair of cavalry took place on the Coa on the 6th instant. The enemy advanced in very great 1 force, General SLADE, with his usual gallantry and conduct, met them, at the head of the 14th Dragoons, and notwithstanding their immense su periority, 1w twice cut through them with great slaughter, and forced them to fall back upon Sa lamanca. Our loss on this occasion amounted to abeut twenty-four in killed, wounded and missing, that of the enemy was extremely severe. A very considorable part of the force of the North has been drawn to the Saudi, to join Lord Wellington's army in that quarter. d i ' ~~ His MAJP-STY'S Physicians met yesterday to deli- I berate on the report of the state of the KING'S health, and th probability or improbability of his becoming capable of resuming the reins of Government. This r,..port must be made to the Privy Council on Friday next. ' , The consultation on this important occasion lasted - more than three hours. The letters received by the Heligoland Mail of yesterday state, that die measures lately adopted by the Danes seem to be of a pacific tendency towards this cniiitry. The differences between Russia and France are by no means adjusted, according to the above accounts. The following fresh Order on the subject of licences was issued yesterday by the Board of Trade : OFFICE FOR TRAM., Present,.Earl FArauasT, and Mr. Rosa. MINUTE, C oJULY. . . . . . . - o Vessels clearing outwards to ports in the Baltic or White Seas, in ballast, must clear on or before July 10, 1311, Vessels chartered in ports in the Baltic or White Seas, must clear out from the port: of lading on or before the Ist of September next. " Vessels proceeding with eargoer to the ports in the Baltic, will be restricted as to the time of clear ing ;- but if such vessels bring back return cargoes to this kingdom, they must arrive in the ports of the United Kingdom within the time limited by the Li. cences ; it being clearly understood, that the voyage is to be computed in the time limited by the Licences, as no farther indulgence will be granted." Aientints from the Caraccas, by the way of the United States, state that MIRANDA had endeavoured to erect a Consular Government, previous to the Meeting of Congress ; but had been successfully op posed by an Irish Gentleman of the name of BURKE. A gallant achievement has been performed by the posioes, and two other vessels, on the Coast of Cor si.ca. Government have received an account of this affair, d.tted the 17th May. It was effected on the . Ist at Sagone, by the POSIONE and UNITE frigates, and Scow• sloop.of war, which on that day attacked . :three huge French store-ships, moored under the pro tection et a battery of four guns and one mortar, and a martello tower, mounting one heavy gun. In addi lion to this force, the quarter-deck guns of the largest of the enemy's ships had been landed, and the heights • were oeeikpied by about two hundred troops, with , • their field pieces. Atter an action of an hour and •an half, we succeeded in destroying the battery, the . tna'er, and the three large vessels, all of which blowup. They were deeply laden with ship.timbcr t Their names were la liourice, of 'l2OO tons ; la Gi- i • rail e 9ilo ; and Me, S(X). La Non: ice bad 14 1 guns on a side on the maiq deck ; IA Giraffe, 13 ; and The roonone had . two killed and 19 wounded a Utak:: three wounded, and Scout three.--I pur ships is4re towed . in by thiboatstexposecl thu hreiqlsitles of 14 enemy' as well as tb the flie fl9lll 0 1 9 1 21)9fes rtiio they were $1 !Da&c 0401. NAVAL INTELLISINCZ. /••••= , /aININIM FALMOUTH, JUNE 29, Arrived the brig Friends, SREEDON, from Liver- I pool, to wait convoy for Malta.—Sailed a yesterday the Chichester packet, Rooms, with mail for Lisbon; and this day the Mary Ann, MARTIN, for Malta, and the Bristol, Rms. for Swansea.—The Nocton packet sails to-morrow with mails for Cadiz, Gibraltar, Malta, and Sicily. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 30. The transports with the 9th Light Dragoons on board, went out of harbour into Catwater last night and this morning. Arrived the VA UTOVR, of 28 guns, from Guernsey. JULY 2.—Arrived the NORTHUMBERLAND, of 74 guns, from the Rochefort station ; and the ABER? CROMBIE, of 74, from Portsmouth. Sailed the Vey- TOUR for the Guernsey station. PORTSMOUTH, JULY 2. Sailed his Majesty's ship AQUILON for Plymouth, and the ROYALIST for the Downs, with the Lord Eldun transport and other ships under convoy. DEAL. JULY 2. Sailed the EoLus for Rio Janeiro. !Vinci calm. YARMOUTH, JULY a. Arrived this morning in these Roads from a cruize in the Baltic the FAWN sloop of war, and CRACKER gun-brig. From the number of vessels they have sent in here, they are completely desti tute of seamen to navigate their vessels. Arrived the CRACKER gun-brig, last from Harwich, with four sail of transports, bound to the Northward.— Sailed this morning the STARLING gun-brig, Lieu tenant NAPIER, with the ships bound to Davis's •Streightb, for furs. Sailed for the Baltic with stores the CENSOR gun-brig, Lieutenant Lucas. Remain —Vixen, Vice• Admiral MURRAY, Britomart and Blazer gun-brigs, with the above-mentioned ships. Wind variable. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. Recruit and 'Frothy, for the Diamond and Karen Louisa, ot; Saturday, at 22, Norfolk-street, and there recalled. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. The Edinburgh Packet, Peele, from Leith to Bridport, is on shore near Whitby. Crew and cargo saved. The Samuel Gambier, Hawkins, from the Isle of France, is wrecked on the Cape of Good Hope. Part of the cargo saved. THE Colt/ of THE REALM.—The following is a copy of the letter recently sent by Lord KING to his tenants. It is, we understand, the notice alluded to by Earl STANIIOPE, on his late motion, and in his speech last night in the House of Lords : • By lease, dated 1802, you have agreed to pay the annual rent of --, in good and lawful money of Great Britain. In conse quence of the late depreciation of paper money, I can no longer accept of any Bank notes at their nominal value in payment or satisfaction of an old contract. I must, therefore, desire you to provide for the payment of your rent in the legal cpin of the realm; at the same time, having no other object than to re ceive payment of the real Intrinsic value of the sum stipulated by agreement, and being desirous to avoid giving you unneces sary trouble, I shall be willing to receive payment in either of the manner* following, according to your option:- Ist. By payment in Guineas. 2d. If Guineas cannot be procured, by a payment in Portugal sold coin; equal in weight to the number of guineas requisite to discharge the debt. Sd. By a payment in Bank paper of a sum sufficient to pur chase (at the present market price) the weight of standard gold requisite to discharge the rent. The alteration of the value of paper money is estimated in this manner. The price of gold in 1802, the year of your agreement, was ifd per ounce ; the present market trice is £4. 14$. arising from the diminished value of paper—in that proportion an addition of £l7. t Os. per cent. In paper money will be required as the equivalent fu; the payment of rent in paper. (Signed) Krsi G. N. B. A power of re-entry and ejectment is reserved by deed in case of non-payment of rent due.—No draft will be received. On the 21st of May Marshal BERESFORD, in Gene ral Orders, expressed his high satisfaction with the different corps who had more particularly distin guished themselves in the battle of the 16th. He had thanked the whole generally on the 17th. The Spanish Commanders have issued Addresses to the misled adherents of King JOSEPH, inviting them to join the ranks of the defenders of their coun try, and lend their aid in expelling the invader from the Peninsula. It was rumoured in the course of yesterday, that several licences had reached London from France, the object of which, was to permit the importation of coffee into that country, and some other articles of 1 colonial produce from this. But it is untrue. The extensive preparations making for the Grand Fete . to-morrow evening, at Ranelagh, Millbank, has excited the attention of all the Fashionables at the West-end of the town in a pre-eminent degree, while the announced display of sky and water-rockets on the river has awakened the curiosity of all ranks of society. An attractive phalanx like this must cause the Gardens tO overflow at an early hour. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.-•-.MrS. JORDAN made her appearance last night, for the first tine this sea son, at this Theatre, as Widow Cheerly, in The Sol dier': Daughter. At her first entrance she was re ceived with three distinct rounds of applause, so gra tified was the house with the return of an old fa vourite ; and on every succeeding appearancl she was greeted with loud demonstrations of approbation. Her character she supported most ably. DUEL —A meeting took place on Monday morn ing on Hounslow Heath, between Mr. F—, of Ca vendish-square, and Captain C , an officer of Dragoons, in consequence of a dispute which origina ted in the endeavours of the Gentlemen to abtain ad mission to Carleton House on Wednesday last, for two Ladies, each having one under his protection.— On their meeting again by chance on Saturday even ing, the dispute was renewed, a challenge was given and accepted, and the meeting in question took place. Both Gentlemen fired at once, and each shot taking effect, (Captain C-- receiving a ball in the shoul der, and Mr. F-- being slightly wounded in the leg) the seconds interfered, and an accommodation took place. The Gentlemen, who are distantly related, retnrned to towst in the same chaise. Captain C— is not considered as being in any danger. Cony;-MARKET, JULY S.—There are short remain ing supplies of Wheat coastwise to-day, but consi derable of the late foreign arrivals, about 20,000 quarters, not much of fi rst quality, which is in re , quest, and last prices fully maintained, but inferior ! heavy sale—Barley in short supply and dearer—Malt And Beans of. each description nearly at Monday's eurrencyr-Much higher , prices. are asked for White Peas—b'cance sup Grey, price rumnival—TheTe, are likewise but short ientaruing oup.piips of Qats, sin 4 this trade fully 'main;sins last siusficions—Flout u at 14w !14V1N4 riffs' t. .. . . .. • , I rt , 0# MILTTARY IG PROMOTIONd.—PROM NHT'S GAZETTE. OM sou 1, ISM His Royal Highness the Prince Reketst his been pleased, in the Name and on Behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the .undermentioned Officers of the EASI India Company's Forces to take Rank by Brevet in His Majesty's Army in the East Indies only, as follows: LASTI COLONELS, William Kirkpatrick, John Garstin, John Maciiityre, Samuel Bradshaw, John Gardiner, George Wood, Henry De Castro, John Haynes, Bennet Marley, Patrick Alexander Agnew, William Barn, Robert Mackay, Thomas Hawkshaw, Hector Maclean, Dyson Mat hail, Andrew Anderson, Daniel Conyngliatn, Clarks Boye, To be MAJOR-GENERALS. LIEUTENANT-COLONELS, Thomas Brown, George Prole, James Hunter, Archibald Ferguson, To be COLONELS. MAJOR. ' George Neale, To be LIEUTINANT-COLONEL. WAR-OFFICE, JULY 2. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the Name and on Behalf of His Majesty, to appoint CAPTAINS William Richardson, of 50th Foot, Paul Orebbin, of Royal Marines, Hugh Maurice Scott, of 6th Foot, James Cullen, of rat Fuot, Richard Robarts, of c2d Foot, Frederick 'Tompkins, of sSth Foot, James Power, of Royal Artillery, Thomas Leach. of 311511 Foot, Hector Hall, of 22d Foot, Nathaniel Foy, of Royal Artillery, Arthur H. Gordon, of sth Dragoon Guards, Francis D'Oyley, of Ist Foot Guards, Thomas DorviUe, of ditto. Hugh Niassey, of Ist Foot, James Dawom West, of Ist Foot Guards, Thomas Mitchell, of Royal Marines, Francis Williams, of ditto, Frederick Liardet. of ditto, Anthony Stransham, of ditto, Martin Horlocti, of ditto, Samuel Madden Midilleton, of ditto, Michael Arnett, of ditto, Henry Graham, of Ist Dragoon Guards, Witham Morrison, of Royal Marines, Charles de Sahtherry, of cud' Foot, Henry Phillott, of itoyal Artillery, Peter Fyers, of ditto, Augustus Fraser. of ditto, Honourable William Gardner, of ditto, V.l illiam Scott, of ditto. Charles Baynes, of ditto. James Hawker, of ditto. Frederick Walker, of ditto. Humphrey Owen, of ditto. George Desbrisay, of ditto. Turtliffe Boger, of ditto. 'William Fraser, of 60th Foot. James Price, of 58th Foot. Charles Weaver, of the 38th Foot. John Hardy, of the 4th Garrison Battalion. Lucius F. Adams,• of tha Coldstream Guard*. Evan NPPlterson,,of the 92.1 Foot. f hurcton Dale, of the ttd Garrison Battalion. Benjamin W. M`Giblion of the Royal Marines, Albert Steiger, of De Roll's Regiment, George Mortim,r, of Royal Marines, John Fraser, of Stith Foot, Clerk Caldwell, of stet Foot, Alexander M`Pherson, of 59th Foot, Richard Bennett, of 27th Foot, David Roberts, of 51st Foot, William Gordon, of 2d Dragoon Guards, Benjamin Fenwick, of Royal Artillery, John S. Williamson, of ditto, Alexander Mi)onald, of ditto, Abraham J. Classon, of ditto, John Fox, of 36th foot, Samuel Williams, of Royal Marines, William M. Leake, of Royal Artillery, Percy Drummood, of ditto, George William Hawkins, of 17th Foot, - Witham Massey, of 7th West India Regimen% John Cbetham, of dist Foot, Charles Poitiers, of 7th West India Regiment, John Tucker, of 29th Foot, Leslie Grove Jones, of Ist Foot Quards, Henry D'Oyly, of ditto, Richard H. Cooke, of ditto, Edward Stables, of ditto, Willoughby Cotton, of Sd Foot Guards, Samuel Cone Martin, of Ist Foot Gordy Richard Mackenzie, of both Foot, Alexander Hogg, of 551 k Foot, John Massey Stackpoole, of 45th Foe% Mossom Soden, of 68th Foot, . Richard Ashton, of 14th Foot, To be MAJORS in the Army. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Thomas Coventry Brandon, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Webster, promoted. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Samuel Windows, Gent. to be Cor net, without purchase , vice Kiely, promoted. lith Regiment of Light Dagoons-Archibald Paxton, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase; James Richard Rotton, Gem. to be ditto: - 12th Ditto—William Mayne, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chase, vice Chatterton, promoted. 13th Ditto—Joien Fyn', Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Bowers, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Lord James Hay, from the 4th West India Regiment, to be lieutenant,vice the Marquis ofTweedale, who exchanges; John Wilkinson, Gent. to be So licitor, vice Hancock, who resigns. sd Ditto —Captain Willoughby Cotton to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Draper, who retires; Ensign Luke Mahon to be Lieutenant:, by purchase, vice Cotton ; George Tuffnell, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mahon. ' 24 Regiment of Foot—Brevet-MajorWilliam Parke to be Major, without purchase, vice Ramsay, appointed in Inspecting Fielt Officer of a Recruiting District ; Thomas Coleman, Gent. O .be Ensign, without purc hase, vice Couches who resigns. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant W.T. ('raster , from the itd Ceylon Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, vice Cardiff, who exchanges. 12 t h Ditto—Second Lieutenant James Wadesoni from the Flint Militia, to be Ensign. f4th Ditto--Rickard hlyddleton Gent. to be Ensign, by per. c hase, vice Gillman, promoteti. 15th Ditto—Asst staat-Surgeon Connor to be Francis Jones, from the 2d Cey. ion Regiment to be Assistant-Surgeon. 20th Di t to—Ent: Igo Charles Lieutenant, without purchase, vice BLakeley, who retires. SSd Ditto—Charles Fryer, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Palmer, promoted. 2Stli Ditto --Ensign Edward Mucklestone to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Easter, who retires. SOth Regiment tif Fan. To be Lieutenants, without purchase. Ensigns William Peanefather. lames Eager, John Sapper, Ri chard C. Elliot, A. W. Fleas, John &Comity, W. Aire , and Andrew Baillie. To be Ensigns, without purchase, neat.l Edward Perry, Geot. vice Elliot ; Richard Wedge, Frear ; John Pratt, Gent. vice Rowley Gent. vice Brine ; and Saniuel Rolsemleoynt,, vice Jkifite. 36th Ditto—Gilbert Wakefleid, (lent. to be Ensig n, by purchase, vice Buihop, promoted. Vs* leltto-elasigh PLWIp • Winn. &o pt toll litoyalt LitneritA County Militia, to be Ensign. 4Stla Ritt-Ml 2 r litnrY wfte4, the 5 0 To*" tv W t.teutesint-Coiceet....ithoiet Capkika H. &elm frem the 4th Girriion Battalion, to'he'Captata of a Company, vice Dabsac, deceased ; Lieutenant James Bishop, from the with Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice hd‘Denald, ptopoted in the lst West-fodia Regiment. 47th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign John Atherton, vice Parsons, promoted; Ensign Robert Cochrane; and Ensign Anthony Mahon. To be Ensigns--Soutbwell Davies, Gent, vice Cochrane ; lota Liston, Gent. vice Mahon. 49th Ditto--Francis Drury, Gent. tO be Ensign, without purchase, vice Walker, pi omoted. 50th Ditto - Lieutenant Andrew Mitchell, to be Captain of Company, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. 52d Ditto—Brevet-Major G. T. Napier to be Major, without purchue, vice Ridewood, promoted in the 45th Foot; Enaiga Rickard !Alford to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cal vert, promoted in the 98th Foot ; Gentleman Cadet George Campbell, from the Royal Military College, to he Ensign, vim Liffurd. 56th Ditto-Lieutenant-Colonel John Augustin Prevost, from the nth West-India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with out purchase. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Fletcher Barclay to be ditto. Captain Robert Grant to be Major, vice Barclay. Lieutenant George CuHough co be Captain of a Company, viol Grant. Lieutenant John Fraser, from the 4th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without Purchase. 58th Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant-General Richard Earl of Cavan, K. C. from the 77th Foot, to be Colonel, vice General Scott, deceased. 71st Ditto-Ensign C. Lewin to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Prendergart, who resigns. To be Ensigns, without purchase, Insigo Coen Mackenzie, from the 89th Foot, vice Cox, promoted; Hector Munro, Gent. vice Vandeleur, promoted; Duticao.. Campbell, Gent. vice Lewin, 77th Ditto-Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Hastings, Bart. from the 4th Gat vision Battalion, to be Colonel, vice Cie Earl of Cavan, appointed to the Command of the Stith Regiment. 84th Ditto-Henry Scott, Gent to be Ensign, by purchase; Wil liam John Williams, Gent. by purc!.aw,VlCC Foaser, promoted. 85th Ditto-Lieutenant John Hylton to be Captain ci a Com pany, without purchase, vice Worsley, proniotetl in the 4th Garrison thittalien, ; liaspital-Mate James Sampson to h e Aniatanosurgeon, vice M*Dearmid, promoted in the 60th Foot. 87th Ditto -Ensign Throb Id Pepper to be Lieuieuant, without • p ur chase ; Ensign - Magsrstio, front the yurk :yin in fantry Volunteers, to be &woo, vice I.easer ; Huspital-Mate Henry Viacestinus Haskins to be Assistant-Surgeon, via* Maumee, appointed haisizit. • 88th Ditto--Ensign - Gardiner, from the Royal Perth 1111, litia, to be Lnstgn. 89th Ditto-Andrew Spotswesi, cent. to he Ensign, withost purchase, vice Nl'Kenzie, appointed to the 71st Foot. 91st Ditto-Ensign John Q'Leary,tf non the Deirharn Militia, to be Ensign. 93d Ditto-Second Lieutenant Honourable W. C. Pery, from the 95th Foot, to he Lieutenant, without purchase. 85th Ditto-Volunteer ---- Fitsmaurice to be Second Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice Colon, promoted. 97th Ditto-Volunteer ---- Servantes, from the 66th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Dowman, deceased. 98th Ditto-Lieutenant Felix Calvert, from the 52d Foet, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Butler, promoted. 89th Ditto--Hospital Mate Thomas Wain!) to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice Capes, who resigns. 10241 Ditto-Major Charles Napier, from the 50th Foot, to be Lieutenant• Colonel, vice Paterson, deceased. let West India Regiment--Ca.ptain Archibald Macdonald, from the 45th Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Twyll,pro moted in the Royal Corsican Rangers. 4th Di:to-Captain George Marquis of Tweedale, from the Ist Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lord James Hay, who exchanges. 2d Ceyion Regiment-Lieutenant Wtn. Cardiff, from the 4th Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Craster, whit exchanges. 4th Garrison Battalion-Major-General .Win. Houstoun, from the 58t1, Font, to be Colonel, vice Sir Chatted Hastings, alt. pointed to the command of the 77th Regiment ; 'Lieutenant Edward Goate, front the 6th Foot, to be captain of a Com. pany, vice Evelyn, appointed to the 45th Foot; Ensign Hon. Francis Russel!, from the 2el Footito be Lieutenant, vice tiros - ter, ail:untied ta the 56th Foot. • • Ist Royal Veteran Battalion-Lieutenant Warner Spaldlrtr,from the 18th Rwt: Veteran' Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Thom, who exchanges. 7th Ditto-Lieutenant Vs idiom Hill, from the 11th Royal Ve teran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Donaldson, who ex. changes. 11th Ditto-Lieutenant George Donaldson, from the 7th Royal Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Hill, whasx• changes. 12th . Ditto-Lieutenant John Thom, from the Ist Royal Vete+ ran battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Spalding, who exchanges. Canadian Fencibles-Brevet Lieutenant-Cut net George le Ode son to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase; Vapiaiii Francis Cockburn, front the 60th Foot, to be Major, vice asso bertsou. . ERRATA in the Gazette of the 25:h ultimo. 4sth Foot. For John Baker, Gent. to be Ensign, vice De Lacey. Read John Barker, Gent. to be Ensign, vice De Lacey. BREVET. For Captain Gilbert Cimilcere to be Major in the Army, Read Captain Gilbert Cimitiore to be ikiajor in the A.iciy. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. August 20. John Bunson, lace of Chard, Soutane, jab!rcr, eleven, at the three Cups Inn, Lyme Regis.. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John White, of Gloucester, barge-owner. John Jones, of Edmonton, Middlesex, wheelwright. Wm. Heard, of iaristol, 4°lmo:trier. BANKRUP - ES. Richard Smith, of the Old City Chambers, London, merchant, to surrender J sly 6, 13, and August I.!, at eleven, at Goods hae. Atturnies, Messrs. Kearsey and Spurr, 116, Bishopsgate. snort -IA ithin. William Hulls, of Holborn, London, cutler, dealer and chap man, July 6, 13, and August IS, at twelve, at-Guildhall.-- Attorney, Mr. Papkin ' Dean-street, Soho. Isaac I - arlow, of Great Sentlansi-yard, Strand, Middleses, coal merchant, dealer and chapman, July 6,1, and August 13, at to els e, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sualow, Mow:lent yard, Gracechurch-street. Glace Render and Samuel Render, both of Leeds, Yorkshire, linen-drapers, haberdasher, and capariners in trade, July 12, IS, and August 13, at eleven, at the White Horse inn and Tavern, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Exley, stocker, aLd son, Furnivare-lon, London ; or Mr. Scott, Leeds Thomas Holmes Lakin, of Birmingham, hatter, dealer and chapman, July 17, 18, and August is, at eleven, at the War wick Arms inn, Warwick. Actinides, Messrs. Shephard and Adlingtun, Gray's-lun-square, London ; or Mr. 'fidmas Warwick. Israel Mews, of Rood lane, London, insurance-broker, July 9, 16, and August 13, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jacobs, Holhorn-court, Gray's-Inn. Thomas Lownds, of Gutter-lane, Cheapside, London, and of Haberdasher-atreet, lioxton, 111iddles:1, warehouseman, dealer and chapman, July 6, 16, and August 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Moors. Bourdolon and Hewitt, Little Friday-street, Cbeapsoles William Miller, of West Trignmouth, Devon, victualler, dealer and chapman, July 10, 11, and August IS, at ticven, at the Public Rooms, East Teignmouth. Attornies, Messrs. Wil liams and Darke, Princes-street, Beltord-row, London; er Mr. Wm. Bowling, Exeter. Joseph Owen, of the township of Hulme, parish of Manchester, boat-builder, dealer *and chapman, July 15, 16, and Anus. 13, at two, at the Coach and Her-es Inn, Manchester Attest • nary, Mr. John Thomson, No 1, 2ack King-sureet, Manche,- ter; er Mr. Windle, John - street, Bedford - row. nal, Blake, of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, linen-draper, Jt ly 11, at tour, July 12, and August is, at etiven at the Plot4h. Hotel, Cheltenham. Atturoies, Mr. liatiday, St. h:via. sqoare, London; or Mr. Hughes, Catelteuhsem John Carter, late of Stratfotd•Green, Eines, victualler, dealer and chapinan, July 13, 30, and August so, at ten, at Guild hall% kondon. Attorney, Mr. Abettor., Freeman's-coun, Curnhi I. IZ= a' Metal andpittipt - bedby I,AyarK at the ST Ai 01 1 4€41 SlCirePaigsOts and 1 0 1 Ow ( Mar To ll o l /as L . yice, row' . . r