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ØN MONDAY NEXT, April 15, will kw per formed, KING RICHARD THE THIRD. King Richard, Mr. Cobham, (his first appearance at this Theatre ); Richmond, Mr. C. Kemble; Buckingham, Mr. Bar . „ mo re; King Henry, Mr. Egerton. Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. Pete ; Lady Anne, Mrs. Faucit. To which will he added, • 'ALADDIN; or, THE WINDERFUL LAMP. On Tuesday, fl.e. Man of the Mit i ; Sir Pertinaz Maesyets pant, by a Gentleman, being his first appearance ; with a new C, one Antral) Puce, called Who wants a Wife I RUGBY SCHOOL. ANNIVERSARYFIT MEETING at RUGBY T t.cHota. will he holden nn the 17th of Aram instant, bOO% !be Wednesday in Haver Week. The Ladies and Gentlemen who intend to favour the Meeting with their company, are requi.m.eil to be at the School at a quit ter More one o'clock, at which time the Prize Compoittians and Speeches will be delivered. in WARDS. • 7rIHN PLO!IER CLARKE, Esq. 1 he pev. HENRY BAGSHAW HARRISON. Ordinaries aad Balls a, usual, at the Spread Earle Inn. A BONUS TO THt, PUBLIC, TBISH, Contractor for the present Lottery, . anzions to give an unequivocal proof of his grateful sen timents for the distinguished patronage shivers to the numerous Contracts in which lie has biro engaged, bas determite.d to make a Fast GIFT of the following valuable Bonus, which shalt by divided among the holders of all . Tickets and Shares BOUGHT or before SATURDAY, 47TH OF THIS MONI . H, (April), According to their respective proportions : v z. THREE HUNDRED WHOLE TICKE l gl i tch areZeposited in the Bank of England, and the sum total that may accrue !film the Prises, even it it shod I be fO, 70, or ittiO,4 0 will be paid to the holders of Tickets or Shares, if purchased on or before the '27th of Aran.; after which, all Tickets and Shares sold, will have a Jis.ingtsishing nsmk pot on :bent, todenote they are not eoci:led to the said Bogus. The aggregate number of pickets and 'hares Auld 'sip to the Eth of April, will be oflicia/ly published in the Gazette, that the Public ma) be enabled to ascertain how much yet Ticket the produce of the said lisnus :Aliou2:10 Thu., hesitla the ci avec: of his own Ticket or n.are, cvery oil, adventurer w u Baer all hitkreA iii SO , l 0"r1ILK :qt.:M arrs, a printed list sit wh.cli win be given; aud ahh‘; ugh !Ili own may not prove to still be certa i n of reccivi:.g something remit ti r 1101:443. which, t! it .tontains lucky Numbers, may be considerable. dkt all events, ultiataiigh the Product a Lot tery Tickets :bus; lie uncer:am, the Public will no doubt do jus tice to T. BISH, std mkt the will for the deed, as this is an ac ts:4proof ut au trine advaaiaze &yea the Scheme, and when It is cum.:tiers:a a the SOO Tickets ti sold would produce above S.-v:,, Tafamad tom's, it certainly Forme a valwibie Boma, to a skate of which any person may become entitled who makes 10 home.liate Purchase of a Ticket or Share. To conclude in the language of t!. .e Lords of ilie Treaeury,the Public have T. BISH's IikARTY GOOD ViiSHES. Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the Contratror's OfEcel, 4, CORM - DLL, and 9, UHARING-CKOSS. PENCULD, PRINGP r, AND PENFOLLYS BANKRUI'I CY. A _ LL Persons who i;iteitd to pore their Debts on Saturday nest. the I Vtli day of April, under the Com. aniSililA issued ar:inst FDIA'ARD PENNM.D, JOHN SPKIN. GEC, and WILLIAM MARGE3SON TENFOLD, of Maid *one, in the county of Keut, Baukers, are requesttd forthwith us transmit to my ChaMbera the particulars of the several sesu. tides they hold, with full instruction's for the prof of their Debts, distinctly stating the particulars of each Claim, with the Christian and Surname at length, and the address and esignation of every person interested, and, in ca-eot a Partnership, mentioning which of the Partners will attend at GuiL!hall, in order to their account being examined and checked, and that their proofs and exhibits may he previously prepared. JOHN ELLIS, Solicitor to the Commission. Gray's inn Square. SIXTEEN YEARS ESTABLISHED. THE Public are reip,:ctfully invited to an inspec tion of the very large and cheap Stock of IRISH SHIRT 001M SHEETING; CLO I . H, now on sale at N 0.4, the South' Me a Bloom.bury.s q u.r. The Company, from the nature of "their Establishments here, and in Ireland, offer to the commu tthy above articles much cheaper and better than they can be glowed through any other medium. Their Linens are bleached tadertheir own inspection, without the help of Acids; they natant their Durability and Colour, and engage to return the Nancy should a, fault appear. Country Orders faithfully attended to. JOHN DONO VAN, 4, Bloomsbury-square, London, t A JOHN DOYLE, No. Si, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin. $ —1 `"" Good Bills on Ireland, or Irish Bank Notes, taken in pay. sett for Linen, OP• Discounted. DIEM E AT THE EA3T=INDIA HOUSE. This day wa. published, No. IV. price gs. ed. of THE ASIATIC JOURNAL, and Monthly Re. sister for Eritish India and its Dependencies; containing briginal Communication., Asir ie Ftagments, Anecdotes, &c. ? _""Yi Review of eke , Literary, Philosophical, and Mai revery listelligcnce, a full anti accurate Report of the D::bates at Mast India House, etc. &c. &e. Printed for Black, Parbur y, and Allen, Leadenhall-street; vid ins) , be had of all Book•cllera CONTINUA i lON OF DONOVAN'S Bltll I.ili 131RDS. I.lll s day seas published, price in boards AS 12s. the Sixth' and Seventh Volumes of THE NATURAL. HIS l'01:Y of BRITISH BIRDst or, a ..lection of me mu.t rare, beautiful, and itterertioy Birds, which inhabit this Country. lhedescriptions from the Systema Natures: of Lionzits ; with *coeval observations, either original, or collected from the latest arid must esteemed Ornithologists, and embellished with. figures &we, engraved, and coloured from the original specimens. By E. I)ONOVAN, F.L.S: Primed for the Author, and for F. C. and J, Rivington, No. 62, St. PAM'S Church-yard. The , e Volumes will also be puhlkhed in eight Monthly parts, Price 9s. each, containing six coloured Plates, with appropriate :leteriptions. 'I ne five first volumes may also be purchased in vsardi, pries £2, or May be had in parto, monthly, at 95. each. Ot the above-mentioned Booksellers may also be bad, by the same Author, The History of British Insects; with coloured plates, in l 6 'elk Royal trvo. price £!4. 16s. in boards. vo tThe History of Bri t ish Sh e ll s , with coloured Plates, in five , • Royal 8.0. price se; ' - 11 s. in boards. 3' The History of British Fishes. with coloured Plates, in five R sPv stn. pries £lO 10s. in boards. t 'These Works 'reprinted in a uniforin size with the His tfais i- nsee t "ir s . lt 78. 6 iah 6 4 4 tack Birds, and may be purchased in path montbiT, girt, the bgJis at. 71. 64. and the I 'kilt 111i544; Ali Exchequer Bills dated is the Months of January, February, and March, 1815, - On Aids, 1814, 64 Geo. 111, Cap. SS. Supply, 1815,.018,500,000 55 Geo. 111. Cap. 4. Aids, 1615, 55 Geo. 111. Cap. S. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of NIS MA 11 JESTr's TREASURT, having givex Directionsfor paying the Principal ?Me above mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest doe thereon, at the Exchequer Bill 0.1,5“, is eke Receipt of Esulempier, Net. Palace Tani, Westminster, so Friday, the With day ol April 1818,- attendants will he given daily (Sundays mad Holi days excepted) ontil- and including Fnday, the 19th instant, fever Tee ?Cloth in Me !livening till 04 in the Afternoon, for the pairpose receiving the Mite isailVier the greater dilatch,the bearers a l / the said Bills are deeired to place tack description of Bill: in separate Lists. which arc to be °brained at this Officel classing them in the order of their reipectiveddies,suck as are for the same a4112411i king xamerically art anged, and specifyingthe principal Sams and Interest due thereon, computed lion, ilia excluding the days ex which they are respectivety huvie to the said nth day qf April imdm:iiw, when the Interest will ;e.t.a: and the said Bearer, (deny Holders or seat) are jell:possibly required to each Bill with their anvil signatures, and to write :herr Names end Residence at the bottom If each separate List ; and they are morerver regeared to attend the Exchequer Bill (lice for par mesa, and to receive the RCM Bills, and give the Receipts for the lam,. any tithe holder, .f the aforesaid Bills ihoaddlie (4740111!frateraing Payment of the Principal and laterest,previous to the said 86th day !/' gird, they Rory he accommodated, to competing the Interest to the day ex which they quills to he paid,asid leaviag the amid Bills for examination one day prior therm*. Sash Perron, as may he desirous - of having new Esthereer Bills is: whole or in parley l'ayinemt of Principal, loom mar bimg new and mentioning Me •11110111111 at the bottoms of their Lists, delivered on or Vire Friday ? Me 19th instant, may be accommodated witk new pa y able- to or, Oveler, carrying an Interest of Three pence banking by the day, on (-wry One Hundred Posuedi, which said Neu) Inds will bear date the said 26th day of April, and will 6e delivered, together with the Interest due so rerpett o f the ireilesind h 6c exchanged, OS Saturday, the 17th day V . April, and the lotleiring Days. The Exchequer bilis to by Jawed in Etchange, and made pay. able to ------, or Order, a, at.ove mentioned, may be either trankrred by entiqrsernent, or will be Lard to the Bearer t 1 the Drank bhall nor be tilled up. N.ll. All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to January, 1815, have been advertud `to be paid oC, and the Interest thereon has use d. BAST-INDIA HOUSE, March V), 1816. rIIHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY e MfiRCHANTS of ENGLAND, sradinz kilis EAST INDIES, do h:reiy give That the Court wills be ready to receive Proposals in wri ting, at any time on or before FRIDAY, . the titith of April next, from any Person or Persons who may be willing to build either in the River Flumes, or at an Out-port in England, a SHIP or SHIPS of about rsOn 'bens burthen, to be LE F on Freight for the said Company's Set vice, fur six Voyages certain, cp ec tying In one si ni a pennant= rate of peace freight for each of the said Voyages. 'the Ten.lers, with the won!, " Sb►p Tender" on the cover, to be severally waled up and left wtth,the Secretary at this House, at or before twelve o'clock at noun, at the said Vith Apt il next,beyond which hour no Tender will be received. JAMBS COBB, Secretors. The psrticu'ars of the principal dimensions and scowling., an inventory cif the priacipat stores, the copy of the Charrer-party cfor each Voyage, as an outline, together with the usher terms and ortlitioas on which the Sa l lee ace so be tr,idere.l. built for, suit emploltd in the Company's Service, may be had on. applica tion to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shippisig, on or after 'Tuesday, the vd of April neat. RUNDEL-STREET. STRAND. GENUINE awl FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI • TuRE, a Pair of Btißoot lave PIER GLASSES, 9i Inches by 6 1 ,CtIIMNEY GLASsES,MIERORS,CHANDELIERS, Rare Ohl CHINA, lke.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises No. to, Arundel.sirce;, Strand, on Tnoasnmr 2Stb of April, at lacycn o'Cloa, and following lhiy, (The Property of the late Sir Cammes Glare Manson, Bart. deceased) • s Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, .A. comprising Suites of Drawintroorn, Library, and Dining parlour Curtains, in Silk Tabouret, Crimson Damask, and Chintz Cottrin; Couches, Sofas and Chairs. ensuite, Four-post and otter Bedsteads, with Crimson Damask and Chintz Cotton Furnitures, prime seasoned Fe ither Beds and Bedding, of veil ow. kinds, brilliant Plates of Glass of large dimensions, Mirrors, Chandeliers, Japanned Articles, rare old China &e. capital well made Cabinet Articles in Wardrobei, glazed Bookcases, Chests of Drawers,. Cabinets , Sideboards, Cellarets, Dining, Card, Loo, Sofa, Pembroke, Library, and other Tables, Eating Par lour Chairs, excellent Eight-day and Bracket Clocks. Turkey, Brussels, a nd other Carpets and Hearth Rigs, Fenders and Fire Irons, China, Wm, numerous Kitchen Rertrisites, and various other Effects. To be viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may be bad en the Premises; and a Mr. Ro bins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. Just published, In Two Volumes, Bgo. price Li. 41._10 boards, - - THE SECOND USURPATIOIi. of BUONA PARTE ; or, A History of the Causes, Progrns, and Termination of the Revolution in France in 1815. Particularly' comprising a minute and circumstantial account of the ever•me- I morable v.c.ory of Waterloo. To which are added, Appendixes, containing the Official Bulletins of this glorious and decisive Battle. By EDMUND BOYCE, assi-ted by original Bud impor. tant communicadons frivol Briti.h and Prussia; Officers. rhItiIiLLIIIII34INTS &C. 1. Portrait of the Duke of Wellini,lon, from a gets, surrounded with appropriate ornaments. 2. Map of Belgium, with part of France, lice. coloured. it. Environs of Bruselks,eabibiting the situation of the Armies en the 15th, 16th, 17th, and inch of Jane coloured. 4. A large and accurate Plan of the. Battle of Waterloo, or Mount St. Jean, *oat olEctal sources of information, neatly and correctly coloured. Also, just published, labaunte's Narrative of the Campaign in Russia, eve. with Plans new Edition, ins. 6d. boards. With Plans and a large coloured Map, 145. 6 d. boards. Labaume's Narrative, ISmo. with Plans, 6s. 6d. boards. Giraad's Campaign of Paris in 1814 and Is(s, Ste. with Map and Plan, :a bards. The Congress of Vienna,* by M. de Pradt, translated from the French, ip one vol. Bvu. lus. 641. boards. • Fifteen Thousand Copies of this interesting Work have been sold in France during the short space of a few .weeks, but is nosy suppressed by order of the French Government. It de. velopes very important tac:s connected with the present and future condition of the Cuntinent4l bates.. Blagdon's French interpreter, new edit. improved, 61. 6d. half bound. Genhe Manuel du Voyageur, In English, French, anditallan, new edit. 6s. 6d. half tound. Reichard's itiarrary of France. Belgium, &c. with. Map, &c. M. bound. Pasta's New Picture of Paris, with a Map and Plan, 66. 64. bound. , Boyce s Belgian Tiaveller, with large coloured Map and Plan, Ss. bound. - Pla.ota's Paris and Gazetteer of France, bound togethei, 94. id. j..uudon: Printed fur Samuel Ldia, 18 1 owusd. . 3d April, 11116. • • I N pursuance of an Act passed in the List Ses sion of Parliament; by which it is enacted that the Out.Pen *loners of this Hospital shall in future be paid quarterly, in ad ranee, instead of half-yearly, Notice is hereby given, by or& r of the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Commissioner, for managing the affairs of the said Hospital, that all the Out- Pen. sicners thereof residing In London, or within the District of the Bills of Mortality,•are required to appear personally and regi mentally, with their Instructions and Certificates of Admission, at the Secretary's Office in the said lif.spital on the respective days, and in their different classesraccordicg, to their several. rates of Pension, as undermentioned; when attendance will be given from Nine o'clock in the morning, until Fleet lu the afternoon,. for the Payment of a Qesrter of a Year's Pension in advance, to the 24th of June next. . •, On MONDAY. the Bth .of April, The Pensioners at sd. tid. and nd. per day, from. the different Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, and infantry, W. - Audit:lg those from the Makin. On TUESDAY, the 9tlr of April, • Those at 9d. and I ed. per day from the different Regiments, including those from the Militia. On WEDNESDAY, the 10th of *pelt,' • • Those at is. per day, from the different Regiments of Cavalry; with those from the three Regiments of Foot Guards, as also those from the Ist to the loth Regiments of Foot inclusive. On THURSDAY, the 11th of April, Those at Is. per day, from the 11th Regiment of _Foot, and 411 the remaining Regiments and Corps. Oar hA I U RDAY, the 13th of April, Those at Is. Clad. is. Id. Is. lad. Is. 2d. and Is. sad. per day. On MONDAY, the 15th of April, Those at Is. 3d. Is. 38d. 14.4 d. Is. 4tcl. Is.Sd. and Is. 5a4.1. per day. On TUESDAY, the 16th of April, Those at Is. 6d. with those at the different rates to 2s. 1.0. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the 17th of April, Those at 2s. 2..1. per day, and upwards; also the Pensioner from the several Regiments who have been admitted on account of blindness. It is also ordered and directed that all Out-Pensioner belong ing to the said Hospital, do pay particular attention to their Instructions, which they are required to produce at the time at Payment, by which they are ordered to transmit to the Pay ntasser-General of his Majevy's Land Perces ia London, their Affidavits as therein prescri:sed, on, or immediately after every Quarter-day, without which their :antes will net be entered us' the Pay-Lists fur the subsequent Quarter, and they are out after wards to change their place of abode, as specified In their a:fida vitt, without unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same. And that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt- to re ceive a double payment of ;is Pension, either at Chelsea, or at different places, he shall be struck off the List, and forfeit 'all benefit arising from this Establishment. G. AUi - Secretary and itee's rar. FROM SATURDAY NIGH 3. Ci4l2E IT is. //tMIIIIIIItITURItto TOSERVI IN Tllli PRIIIMIT P taLIAMENT. &hough of Drietwieb—William Philip Earl .41 Sef-on, to the Ktogdom of Ireland, in the room of Sir Thomas F.dek tad Win. nitigton, Bart. who has acceprel the office G f Steward tat hi. I Majvsty's Manor of East Hendred, in the County of lie. 1,.. Ili, Royal Highness the Priiiee Regent .has approved of the Secofid Battalion of the 43J Regiment bearing on us eolunts the word " Peninsula," in confides Lion of its services in Portugal and Spain, in the years 1808 and 18'19. , hiILITAKY PROMOTIONS. . - WAR-oFFICB, APRIL .5, 1816. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Ensign James Oat-diner, irom the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Marshall, promoted. 3.1 Regiment of Dragoons- -Ens gn William Mackenzie, from the :Bth Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Wager, pro moted. 4th Ditto—Beauchamp Newton, Gent. to be Cornet, by put , chase, vice Kirby, promoted. 25th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Robert M'Queen, ' to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Prager, dace used. sth Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Walter' Harris from half pay of the Regiment, to be L.ieutanatit, vice Dennis ' who ' exchanges, receiving the difference • Liestenant George Proc tor, front the half of the Regiment, to be ditto, vice Dillon, who exchanges. 1 9-h Ditto—Lieutenant John W. Martin, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Lindsay, who exchanges,l receiving the difference. 13th Ditto—Captain John Shearrnan, from the 60th Foot, to be Captainof a Company, vice Colclough, who retires upon the half pay of the 60th Foot. 21st Moot... First Lieutenant Sir William Crosbie, Bart. from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be First Lieutenant, vice Waters, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 25th Ditto—Lieutenant David Hamill to be Captain of a Corn- , pany, by purchase, vice Munstall, who retires; Ensign Tho-i max Lingard to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hamill, promoted. 39th Ditto—Captain Franda,lllo, Crotty, from-half pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Walton, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 41st Ditto—Lieutenant George Hibbert, from half.pay of the 40th Foot, to be Lieutenant vice Barnett, who exchanges. 43d Ditto— Ensign Thomas k Bishop, to be Lieutenant, by , purchase, vice Carroll, promoted. 46th Ditto—Ensign William Alexander Ross, from the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Ensign, vise Maxwell, who exchanges. 55th Ditto—Ensign James Brown, from half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Etissgn, vice Ralston, who exchanges. 58th Ditto—Ensign William Augustus Stewart, from half-pay of the suit Foot, to be Ensign, vice Ducker., who exchange... ' 6Gth Ditto—Lieutriant Alezaeder Cuppage, from the tO3l 'Foot, to be Caputo of a Company, by purchase, vice Frie.s,. , who retires; Hospital-Assistant G. Wilkirson, to be Assist ant-Surgeon, vice M•Dermott, promoted. 64th Ditto—Lieutenant J. William Martin, from the lOtth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice P.ars, who exchanges. 66th Ditto—Lieutenant Shapland Carew Morris to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vies Morgan, deceased. 711 d Ditto—Lieutenant Jubn ,ZsitGachan, front the half-pay of the Regiment, tote Lieutenant, vice Russell, wise exchanges 73d Ditto—Lieutenant the Honourable Charles Napier, from half-pay of the 71st Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Dow:ing, appointed to the 87th Foot. 75th Ditto--. Captain W. Macadam, from the 3d Garrison Bat talion, to be Captain of a Company. vice Mule, who exchstiges: 76th Ditio—Voluateer John Mauek Mason, from the i tith foot,-to be Ensign, without purchase. vice Mott, deceased 82d Ditto—Assistant•Surgeou James Cardiff, Iron half.pay o the 90th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Scott, dec. med. 85th Ditto-r Lieutenant Levhsge, from half-pay of the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Marsh, •ho exchanges. • 87th Ditto—Brevet lieutetiont-Colonel Henry Bird, from half pay of the sth Foot, to be Major, vice Cameron, who ex changes; lieutenant Joseph Dowling, from the 73 d Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Gordon, who retires upon the half-pat of the 71st Foot. 89th Ditto—Eusign John Carroll, from the 9; t 6 Foot, to 'be Lieutenant, by purchase 'Mee Poe, promoted in the 96th Foot. 91st Ditto—James I'. Wbougall, Gest. to be Ensign, by Inc- , chase, vice A. Campbell, promoted. 91.11 Ditto—Ensign William hiPVittee to be Lieutenant, with out purchase,vice Lidwell, promoted ; Gentlemau Cadet Dun- ' con Robertsdn, from the Royal Military College, to be En _ sign, vice 11/PVittee. 101. h Ditto—Lieutenant William Pears, from the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Martin, who exchanges. Royal Staff Carlow—Colima' Sir Benjamin D'Urban, K.C.B. late of the Portuguese Sertke, to be Colonel, .vice Majer•Gettetal . Down, deceased. ' I .( Royal York Rangers —Assistant-Surg e on John Collms, from the Seth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Atttenant, placed upon half-pay. Volt Chasseura—Charles Brisbane, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice YeHon, appoloted to the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion . Apothecary to the Forces John Levis to be Surgeon, vice Stro loiter, placed upon half pay. York Light Infantry Volutrrers---Ensige John A. rttaiwell, from the 46th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Rost, who ercbaege•. Cape Reginient—Avsistaw-Surgeon Thomas P. Lea, from the sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Surgeon, vice Milton, placed, upon half-pay. - Scl Garrison• Battalion—Brevet-Major Hugh Mole, from the 75th Feet, to be Captain of a Company, vice Macadam, wbo ex . changes. . _ '3d Royal Veteran Battalion—William Cumin, Gent. to be As sistant-Surgeon, vice I.igettwond, placed upon the Retired 'Taft. Cninnel Sir Benj. D'Urban, K.C.11 to be Deputy Quarter-Master. Gener4l to thy Forces, vice Major General Brown, deceased. , GAR 'SONS. Lieutenant Archibald• Canspbcll, on the half-pay of the as Corps of Barrack Art:ficers, to be Town Adjutant of Gib. raltar, vice Bruce, deceased. Ilt/SPI I AL 'MATS. Hospital-Assistant lames Davidson, from half-pay, to be Hospi. tal•Assistant, vice Kane, who exchanges. MEMORANDUM. Lieutenants Weyland and Garner, of the Bth Foie who were lately removed from the service, are reinstated in th:ir rook. Lieutenant Burke, of the 45th Foot, who was superseded, as stared in the Gazette of March 28,1811, is reinstated in his rank. The promotion of Curnet J. S. Brown to be Lieutenant in ,the 10th Light Dragoons, as stated to the Gazette of the 19th ultimo, has not taketi place. Com Mission in the Dumbartonshire Regiment of Local signed by the I.culd Lieutenant. Lieutenrit.Colonel John Buchanan to be Lievtitnant.Colonel. Commandant, vice Colonel Denni town; deceased. BANICRUP rcy SUPERSEDED. Edward Fanfold and William /vialpawn Pantoid, of Maidstone, Kent, bankers and partners. John I;ckson and William Jackson, of Cousin-lane, Dowgate, London, iron -merchants, copartners, dealers and chapmem BANKRUP l'S. Rudolph Tsehl/rely de Roche, John Perrin, and Henry Lewis John Samuel Rodolphus Rochao,, of Lima-weer, london, merchants, cop watts, dealers and chapmen, to surrender April 9, is, aad May Its, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meson' Detain', Grants, and Basendale, King's Arms-yard, Coleman street. Baujanun Gibbons the younger, and Thomas Stokes, of the Level lrunwurks, parish of Kaigswintord, Stafforialure, ironninten, dealers and chapawn, and copartners, April 19, at five a Apria 20, an& May Is, at eleven, at the George Inn, Bewdley,- Attornies; Ma. Charles Constable, Symon J's Inn, Chaucer,. - lane; London; or Mr. Robins, btourbridge. Robert Lane, of alergh Apton, Norf o lk, shopkeeper, April 19, 20, and May 18, it lour ' at the Rampant Horse, Norwitai...-. Anom Veie., a,fr. in iara Cola, Leddata Norfolk ;or Mr. The. nia. Huxley, Pump-court, Temple. Widiaartleolty . , of Eareanoat.am the county of Cumberland, eurriat, deafer anal chapman, April la, 20, and May 18. at ten, at the Glojaa Ina, Co2aar watch. Attornies, Mr. Cleland!, • • Stalite•lish, Lundy's ; oa - M --s•rs Steel and Son, Cotekermotath. Joan Mar, to, aa Gvaisbni °alga, Lincullitaire, ship-builder, &eta and ea:trona a, April a ~ In. and May 18, at eleven. at the Sara. con's Ilaad Inn, 1 aactria Attornies, Messrs. Loiladel alai But tatteld, Gray's Inn. London; or Mr. lia!dw in, Li oculn. John Coseter, of la reenhant Mies. Newaury, narks, abaa !cr. dealer and caapinan; April 9, aO, and May 18, at alma), at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pains, Weavers =hall, Basinghalla street, London. W damn Bdurne, of the Tow nsmillt, St. Mary Magdalen, Bridges non% Saha), raider, dea er and thapman, April 19, at five, April .40, and Mai IS, at eleven, at the Crown Inn and R oya l I loiel, Bridailortis. Aaorsars, Manna Prc land and Proctor, 10, Brunswick square, London ; or Mr. Nicho Is, Catsiree. Thomas Charles Burt, now or late of Cathenne.court, Tower.. hill, and late of Hignbury-Grove, Islington, Middlesex, ab pa own. r, coal merchant., dealer and chapmati, April 2i, 27, turf May lea at one, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. J. 0. Junes, SS. Great Winchester-street. - Richard Rush, of Feld Wiling, Norfolk, grocer and draper, A; rid 26, t 7, and May ill, at one, at the Angel Inn, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. Boyce and Deacon, Nornach; or Mr. W. P. Wind's., Bartlett's Buildings, Eloiburn, London. John Palmer, of Piccadilly, taylor, dealer and chapman, April 20, 23, and May 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Burtuu, 25, New North•street, Rad lion-square. Edward Jackson, late of Wirksworth, Ue byshire, victualler, dealor and chapman. April 17, at foiir, April 18, and May is, at eleven, at the White hart inn, Dulli•ld. Aromatics, fiNe.srs. Long and Austen, Holaurn-court, Gray's lain, Londoa; or Maw.. Swettenhant and Andrew, %%ark swortla. James White, late of IVou.l-.treet, London, hosier, dealer and 'chapman, April 9, £6, aad May 15, at twelve, at Guatlball.-- Attornies, Messrs. Walker and Rankin, Old Jewry. Johu Harley, of Clifton, Gloucecershire, merchant % dealer Ind chapman, April 10, 27, and May iB, at rep, at Guildhall-. At orney, Mr. Griafith, Middle iseti , n' at ie el ß eir tl e i :, li a lg t 3 t . he Old Sand 'Samuel Barton, of Kit gston.upun•Hua, confectioner, dealer and chapman, April 15, 16, and May l a Hay lain, Collier:ate, York. Attornies, Messrs. Bell and B. o drick, Bow Cliurcla. yard, London ; or Messrs. Brook and /3ulo mer, York. John Naish, of the parish of Bitton, Gloucestershire, engineer, dealer and chapman, April 19, at five, April 20, and May la, at eleven, at the Castle and Ball, Bath. Atrorolas, Messrs. Bridges and Quitter, Red Lion-square, Loudon; or MONO'S. Chislett and Tiley, Fronk, Somerset. John Mason, of Little Thorock, Essex, hay and straw-dealer and chapman, April la, 1 , 0, and May 18, at tell, at Guildhall.- Anomie', Mr. Jones, Size-lane, London; ur Mr. lownsend, Rumfori, Essex. Will am Siduay Robb, now or late of Elackfriar's Road, Surrey, mt. rchaiit, loaritier, dealer and a:taloa:at, April 13; at One; April 90, at twe!ve, and lalay la, at our, at Guildhall Actor & ,s, Meiars. Wadraon, Barlow, Grosvenor, and Wad Lion, Austin Friars • . John Storer, of Walltam-Graim, Fulham, Middlesex, market. gatdalvaa dearer and eliapinan, April 9, :al, alit! May 18, at 11. ,at (tUildia.:ll.• t‘tubr:ary, - Mr. Tucker, Bartlett', Budding,. • David Ap Thomas Young, of Water-lute, Fleet -street, London, Carpenter, buildar, buit-maker, dealer' and eJaapinan. April 20, a 7, and May la, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorniea, Messrs. Antary . and Oars, 52, Lerlibary. John Hilary Flower, of Watley, Hants, and of the Regent Dock, Poplar, „shipwright, siellyr and chapman, April aia, 23, and May Is, at ten, a: Gai.dhad. Attoraias, Messrs. Knight and Freeman, Bassinalialt tartar, Loudon. • • DIVIDENDS to ha made at GUILDHALL. . April 97, Samuel Bird, Norwich, jeweller, at eleven. May 25; taail.ans Clark, Water-lane, 'rower-street, mercbant, at twelve. April 27, John Blackburn, Duke-street, Aldgate, mercer, at ten. lone 4, Alexander Katmai' Mackenzie and Edward Abbott, of Austin Friars, merchants. May 11, J oin Ell s and Edward Alder, Crooked lane, merchants, at nue. May 4, Thomas Blastula! Ed ward Alder, Crooked-lane, merchants, at ona. May 4, William Oliver and George Harts- rt rownsand, Howtord-BoiLding., Fen ziturch-.treet, coal-nierc'aants, at twelve. April 30,M ties Hick', a a n b aui 1-place, aurray a baker, at eleven. April 27, James Sea -1 Brooke, Leadeoliall at ;act, man's mercer. at twelve. April 97, 1 Winton, Williams, °Crofts, Norfolk, earamiter, at ten. ' May 7, John Dodd, Nurlo4-street, chersentonger, at aleven. April:27. Aiezander Gar OA and Charles Gordon, of Church -street, Soho, t ailors, at eleve to. May 4, Edward anti Francis Kent, of Mark us'', wine.measayant., at one. April SO, Wiliiaan Valiance. Wy. combe Mars'a p Bucks, paper-maker, at twelve. April 27, Maria. rat Macsala a Jermyn-street, milliner, at ten. April 97, Ruavet Anderson and George Swan, Wapping Wall, merchants, at one. April rl a Willi Snatchers and John Hampden Sande a. of New ila alga *vet, brokers, at twelve. 4pril SO, John Leonard, Lial• Hooku p isteddlian, at tan. 2=aMMINIii .i - ' 4 ~ _. laic L 6.4 trah the i..s:.iir