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ALL Persons indebted to tliit; Estate art requested tw make paynt,st to Mr crown, of Oardiff, Attorney at Law, who is authorised by the Executor to receive the same ; and all PerfOai who have any claims upon the Estate are re-- quested to send as account thereof to Mr. Brown, tkort the same may be put in a train of payment. Cardiff, Jane Yo 1&,9. • chase, vice Ntzon, pro trtted; Lieutenant ,Ciirist r opber teak; frneit the North bark Militia, to be Itntifpl. Dlttb.;—/lusigai Samuel nyeipitie!o be Lieuttitent, utith- EAST INDIA HOUSE, June '-'8; lens. T H E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS Of ENGLAND, tradin: to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give melee, That they will be ready to receive Proposals in Writing, on or bL fore W e dnesday, tke 12th of July next, from any persons ,0 10 may have engaged to furnish the Commissioners of his Ma jesty's Transport Service with Tonnage for the conveyance of Troops and Stores for the Cape of Good Hope; On what terms they may be willing to let to the Company a good copper-bottomed Ship, of about 470 Tons bbrtben, to bring home a Cargo from India, on the Company's account ; such Ship to be approved by the Company's Officers, and to be manned and equipped in every respect agreeably to the usual regulations of the Company. Thelendcrs to express the rate of freight for builder's measure ment, and also for surplus tonnage, and stating the same on the lowest terms, as there will not be an opportunity of making any abatement. The Tenders, with the weeds "Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at or before twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 12th July next, beyond which heir the Court will not receive any Tender. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.. Drat' of the Terms and Conditions on which the Ship will be engaged for the Company's Service, may be seen upon appli• cation to Mr. John Merits., Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on or at , t Monday next, the 3d of EAGI.E INsUKANCE COMPANY, CORNHILL,IONDON. INSURERS with this Company are respectfully inforintd that Policies expiring at Midsummer may be re newed by Application at this Office within Fifteen Days frem that Period. Receipts being ready agreeably to the reduced Premium:, viz. Common Insurances to £lO,OOO, at 2s. per Cent. Hazardous to 6,000, at 3s. per Cent. Double Natarlous to 3,000, at 31. per Cent. if4.•:,:uces to Ptsure-r with this Compost9.-.—Pament P ent in Ca , .. of li re, widsout increase of Premium.—Damage by Light ning ine.l.! good—No Ciarge for Policies, Indorsements, Altera tions, ur :surveys —A Commission of £5 per Cent. allowed on Shipping Insurance. Ahstem.nts on Country Insurances from 110 to zit) per Cent. upon t!ie Premium; and from 23, to 15per Cent. u;son the Duty. F,OU.IING STOCK insured (without Average Clause) at 2s. per Con. TIL: Company's Terms for Life Insurance are equally liberal, and posies.; very superior Claims to public Patronap. Aoits wanted. WM. tEETHA.S.I. This day w.s published, price .7ss. No. XIX. of THE EDINBURGH MEDItAL and SURGI CAL JOURNAL: exhibiting a ooneise View of the latest and ramt important Discoveries in Medicine, Surgery, and Plias rnacy. IPablished Quarterly.] Printed for Arc:-; , '7 , 1t1 Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Constable, Hunter, Lark, ar.C. Hunter, No. 10, LudLate-street, London. - _ _ _ Where may be had, The Edinburgh Medical ant Surgical Jour nal, No. 1, t IS, price 21. 1 is. sewed. Tkis lay was published, in Felio, most beautituliy coloured, price el. 10s. in boards, NO . z of SELECT SPECIMENS of ERITISI - 1 PLAN IS. Printed by W. Bulmer and Co. fur C. and W. Nicol, 80,,k -sellers to his Majesty, Pall Mall, and J. Carpenter, Bond-sucet. Where may be had, Mr. Freeman's Observations on the Mechanism of the Horse% Foot, 4to. price H. is. or 21. 2s. with the plates coloured. And also, by the same Author, the Art of Horsemanship, 4to. price 6d. • ANIMATED NATURE. This day was publislud, in one elegant Volume, Imperial 4to. containing 50 Engraving, with descriptive I.etter-press, price 6i. 6i boat-6, INTERESTING SELECTIONS FROM_ANI- Ni....rr.D NATURE, (including QUADRUPEDS, FiSHE.i, PLANTS, 6(c) with Sccntry. DII.VItI 'and tongravcd by WILLIAM DA N I EL L, A. R. A. }'rin:cd for the. Author, Cleveland -street, Fitzroy square ; and Longman, ll:trat, •s, and Orme, Pattrnomw-row. A kw Proofs (only 20) are i.z.ktri off on India l'apkt, prick 1:25. boards. • SK STOCKINGS selling off -uncommonly cheap, LP at No 52, Cheapside ; an immense 'took of all kinds of Ifosicry, (awes, flannels, DraWCI% Ladies Invisible Dresses atl to oite, a.:.—Shopkeepers, and those wonting to buy lirgely, will ?IA a gnat ativat,tae by an early inspection of these articles. A ciLarvitr of white or Mark silk, <is. 6d. the best quality equally chet.p ; stout cotton stockings, at Is. per pair, very fine ls. 6d. super, 3;. 6d ; brown. cotton for bouts, Is. 6d ; flue ribbod cot t..:l, 2s. 26.; o variety of glovers from 10d. per puir ; lace sleeves Is. 6d.; and irlany whe; fashionable articles, ton numerous to mention, at No. 52, Cheapide.—No abatement from the price first a.ict.d. T:!:, day e. as publAce, In "Colo. tb. tit,. in boars:;, of CaAMNIAP, of 0.-. e GRELK. LANGUAcE, . 1 " cr. a nvw tr.. - vd plan, in Enzlish By lok-IN JONES, ! 4 .1...: - tber of the Phi:ological Socitay Manch..stir. I..lngmun, Huret,Rees and Orme, Paternoeter-rcw. `• 'uts -.vork is in reality what in the title-page it profisscs to Oramma: - upon an improved, az wesi as a new plan. Y'eca;:lnt but re;:tri Mr. Jones's Grt.ek Grammar, as a heck be Serviceable to those IV 110 :•..utiy , ur teach Rcv. many pr;lots of ingenuity and ext. , nietv research, .. . acTe And vigoro.ti, and habitnuily, and often suceco f" ,- plilosophical investi&atiuns."—Ann. Rev. h: , ••••••.; published, in one vd. l'2rno. puke is. bound, and v• . :• • ''••• Atlas, consistirg of twenty Maps, price As. 6d. A \- IVI'I2.OI)UCTION to Mr. PINKEIITON's MODERN GLOGRAfIIY, fcr tfe ; accoir.panit d %vial twenty Ma r a, this Intro;luctieni, and suited to Caltl Getg:aphical icn•ming a Ceripl::ts. Atias. • i3r MK:4 LIAMS. Longninr, Huts:, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster ; and S2adell un.l Davies, o:rand. The Atlas separate, price 4s. 6d. " hai executed his undertaking with 3teat judg r••• .!;:d a!•.liiy ; ar..l we crirdi•alli recommend his work :is one ;!.,• nest adapted to its olijzet of any that have conic under •••• ;,etii,n." Annual Review, IhoB. CUSTANCE'S Vlk:V/ OF THE CONSTITUTION. Tnis day %i.as pubabht.<!, 6Ccond edition, corrected and enlarged, h: ?Inn. 7.5. ho:lrds, 4 CONCISE VIEW of the CONSTITUTION tt ENGLAND. Ey G CUSTANCE. Prlstet. for I lUrNt, R ces and Ormc, Paternoster-row. " most sits::: rdy cnogra , rdste the public on the appearance ;•f .-. work which we C.:!1 , a:Cly recommend as well fitted to sup ,,v c!tarn in our sy•cin of public instruction. The clear and ...0.174te it‘tormation it conveys upon a most important subject, thr t: . tily thietore of its maxims and principles, are It - ;.:.-ulan-d the understanding, and improve the ..rt. bt• L ;t ;:,• -an icularly to recommend it to the atten- L'.% of . 11..o!4, we conet:ive, a general acquaintance I..ws utiqn of the country might be cultiva t-,!.,.i:11 at forming a proper rrAparatiop for thy since. 1;(v. (if the merits of the woes, the public may. so:ne Nvhon we inform 'item, that it i cem ', an SI 111 t tht: xeaeral reader in Blackstone, sop the 1- With much u•eful infnnuatioa. derived from Prokssor 44i isti..tn, azd various utter eminent authors." Eclectic Rev. Jan. 11109. ES fA; E IN i•EE FOR SALE. THE Noble and Superb Mansion-house and Demesne of BELVOIR, late the Residence of Lord Viscount Dctcaae Nex, situated in a beautiful and romantic part of the County of I,:owne, within tee miles of Belfast. The Mausion house is nueltri , , large, elegant, and commodious, containing, on the prioc4al flour, a suite ut four Rooms, lofty, and of large di nimsio6s, Library, and Saloon, grand Hall, 50 feet, geometrical torie and two secondary Staircases, 19 Bed-rooms, with lighted Closets tied Dressing. rooms; Servants' Apartments suitable. The Oificss are very extensive, and consist of Stables, Coach-houses, Brewhouse, Farm-houses, .!(c. and replete with every accommo dation and requisite for the family of any Nobleman or Gentle man. 'The Gardens and Ice-house are iu good order, and well stocked. The Detuesne finely sheltered, is partly bounded and beautifully intersected by the river Lagan on the one side, and on the other inclosed by a twelve-feet stone wall, having three car , riage-entrances with Porters'„Ladges ; adorned with Fish-ponds, Lakes, 'Waterfalls, attdseveral thousand useful an d ornainent al Trees from 60 to 100 years growth, and 100,000 trees from 45 to 40 years; commanding rich and extensive views of a picturesque, fertile, l and highly-cultivated country on the one side ; on the other the river Lagan,.the Toyer), the Harbour, the shipping of Belfast, and the Mountains of Antrini,•contribute to the beauty and grandeur of the scene. The neighbourhood is highly polished and respece able, in the midst of a prosperous and happy country. The roads excellent, and the Markets of Belfast no where surpassed. Any strlntity of the Grounds, from 50 to 500 Acres, will be . given with the House, if the whole is not desirable; and their natural formation and the situation of the Plantings are so hap pily placed, that they can be divided without injury to the whole This property win be s4lti under very particular. advantages, and is altogether admirably adapted ft the immediate reception of a family of the first distinction, beirtg now in . . completetepair and inhabited. — Foe further particulars, apply lo Isq. Belfast. IT the Young Man wh) left his Friends on the night of Friday, the tnd of June, will immediately return, or signify *here he is, he. will be treated with the greatest affection; and if any person can give information, where he is to be found, by a letter addressed to A. B. at Mr. Price's, No. 12, Albion street, Blackfriar's }toad, London, he that! receive a reward of Ten Guineas. 'The young Man took the Western Read, is of a short compact stature, of a florid countenance, with a small mole on his right chet.k, has dark brown hair and grey eyes. He wore a dark green coat and nankeen trowsei:s. STATE LOTTERY, to be drawn is Oue 20th of OCTOBER, SCHEME. 4 4 4 8 12 24 23 4,920 - ...... .. ....... 78,800 20.000 Tickets. E 200,000 This Lottery consists of only 5000 Numbers (front 1 to 5000 inciusive); but there are Four Tickvts Number, which will be severally entitled to whatever is drawn against such Number; for instaace, if No. t h drawn a Prize of .£20,C00, the Four Tickets of that rtitub.r wet each be entitled to makmg, in the whole £5t9,00 ,1 ; that if any persob should purchase more .han One Ticket nt :he same Number, and tbut Number prove fortunate, be may By Two Tickets of the same Number, £40,000 A Prize of A Prize of By "Isheee •rickets of the same Number, - X 60,0430 By Feur Tickets of the woe Number, - - - Xd4it A Prize of Ord all other Prizes In the same Proportion. 1. ;!-;;.- - . are! Shares are on Sale at all tilt: ()Mers. No. 26, CORNHILL, AN 1) S . MARL; 9 S HILL, BOROUGH. - RNSBY and 65.SCOCk Brokers, respectfully acquaint. the Public, that the have on Sale 'Paters and Sharks in tlz STATE LOTTERT, hi - ginning with ;Co. 1, and fi with 5000,thc said Numbers will be drawn in ode day, OctohLr .20: by this in rro.iliod the Adventurer can ob tain 20,000, 40,(00,60,(00, or Stso,ooo. Schemes gratis. Tickets and Stares stilt to any part of the Globe exactly on the same terms as if presetit. ICHARDSON, GOODLUC',Y., and Co. respec fullv acquaint the Puiiiic, that. 'Hetet, and Shares for the STATE LO FIERY are on Sale at their o,llces, Bank Buildings, Cornhill; and facing the Cart of the Ni!:,7's Mews, Charing- Cross: There are but 5,e,G0 Numbers (from Ito 5,000 inclusive) four Ticketa of cath Number. whole to be drawn in One pay. CAPITAL PRtzcs. 4 4 of - 5OO &c: &c. &c. SchenieA at large grAtis. STATE LOTTERY, TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. SWIFT and Co. respectfully iafinla .the Public, that 1 icltets aad Shares are now on Sale at all their Offices; at the same time th' r beg l: are to recommend to the attention of their Friends th.. Scheme of .he present Lottery„..-vhictt they trust tv'll m..rit their approbation and support: in order to prevent disappointment, it is necessary to übierve, that there are only 5,000 Numbers in the Lottety, and of course no Number higher than 5,000; and that the Whole will be Drawn in One Day. CAl'll'AL PRIZEi. .. 4 4 4 ... ..... of &c. &c. Ste. As there arc Four Tickets of each Number, Adventurers may have the Chance of gaining Eighty Thousand Pounds. BE ;II I lIA.TL WOMEN. "I`F"' ;realest blemish to Be inty is superfluous liairs on thi' FaCC, N..clx, and Arms—RIJBERT's RO SEATi; PONVDER intr.lediately removes them, is an elegant innoant and pleasant to. use, pre (our shit ; or two in one parcel, 7 thillk:,:gs —Sold by the Proprietor, wholesale rind retail, No. S:3, Russell-s.rret, Covent-garden ; Ov•rtott, 47, Bon,i-sire.t; Dunnett, 3, Cheapside ; Thorn, 45, extert.i. street ; Davison, 59, Fleet -street ; Spilsbury, Dublin ; Bixter, EdiithorOs and G!asgose; Gregsons, Liverpool; Cattle, York ; Gould, :.:atn; Hopkins, Hull ; Trewman, Exeter ; Len oaster, Gosport and Portsmouth ; Brodie, Salisbury ; Wood, Shrewsbury; Searle, Leeds;. Seldm and Ruff, Cheltenliam) Tymbs, Worcester ; Prosser, Bristol ; Spram7e, Tunbridge Wells; Walker, Glout,estet - ; Stevenson, Norwich ; Rooe, Stamford ; Meadows, Ipswich ; Walker, Newcastle ; ilasfield, Sheffield ; Popi•leton, Newmarket ; Mitchell, Colchester; Baron, Lincoln; lvcson, Wakefield ; Swinney, Birmingham; and in every town. N. 13. Good allo.s - ance to dealers. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • WHITEHALL, JULY 1, 1809. • The KING bas been pleased to constitute and appoint the Right H tn. GR ANVILLE LEVEiON GOIVER. (com monly called Lord GRANVILLE LEtsso* Gowea), to be his Majesty's Se rotary at War. ADMIRALIY-OFFICV, JULY 1, 1809. Coy of Letter from the Hun. Captain Jones,of his Majesty's oop the Tslbu*, addrtsord to Rear.. Admiral Ste Commodore Nngk, Commander in Chief at I.eith, and transmitted by the latter to the Honourable W. W. Pole. His Majesty . % Sloop Talbot, off the Naze of Norway, June 13, 1809. . . Sir—l have the honour to i► i tornt you, that I have this day capzured the Danish privateer named the Loyal), after a short chace, having two long guns nn board', which she dismounted during the chace, also a number of small an - I,s ond a coitplement of eleven men. She lett Norway t h is morning, and has made no captures. I am, &c. (Signed) ALEX. JONES. MILI I ARY PROMO I'IONS. • WAh.OFFICE ) JULY 1. st Regiment of Drnoon Guards—Hcspital-mate Thomas Brads f-rd to be Assistant-surgeon, vice Lea, dismissed. Ditio—Lieutenant John I.ateward to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Adams, who rettret ; Cornet William Bush to be Lieutcuant, by purchase, •ice Lateward ; Assistant Sur- . . . get.n William Randall, from the Nottingham Militia, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 6th Regiment ut Dragoons--Ensign Boyd, fl'om the sth Poor, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Linton, promoted. 9th Regiment of Light Ilragoons—Ensign George Boss, from the 17th Foot, to be Cornet, vice Jackson, who exchanges. 10th Ditto--Lieutenant Charles John Gordon to be Captain of a 'Troop, without purchase, vice Oliver, who retires. • 15th Ditto—Corne: James Laroche to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vide Ball, resigned; Abraham Jo.iah Cloete, Gent. tc be Cot ntt, without purchase, vi:st Laroche. 9th Ditto—l.avvrence Bird, Gent. to be)/ eterina . ry Surgeon, vice . _ Dyntoke, who resigns. Ist Rejhnent or Foot Guards—John Harrison, Geut. to be As sistant-Surgeen, vice Copeland, who resigns. 3d Ditto—George Porker Cookson, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Agar, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot-:-Hospital-mate James Shortami to be As sistant Surgeon, vice Walsh, appointed to the 4th Foot. 3d Ditto—Ensign Charles Jackson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice L'llstrange, promoted. 4th Jitto--Assistant-Surtron J. H. Walsh, from the Royals, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 9th Ditto—Lieutenant Isaac Jervoisc to be Captain of a Company, by purchase s vice • Dorrington, who retires; Ensign Richard Ruse to be Lieutenant, !Yi perchise, vice .Tervolse. 10th Ditto .Lieutenant Feint Brady, from the 9.lst *Foot, to be Captain of a Compan-y, without purcba.se, vice Batley, pro.;. Muted in Meuron's Regiment. . . Ditto—Ensign James Yeatnan, from the C 3.1 Foot, to be Liettii mint, without purchase ; Ensign Edward liftticoi, from the 97itit Foot, to be Lieutenant, wiilidut purchase. 13th Ditto—ieutenitnt Wiiiiwn Gillman to be Captain of a Com y, without purchase. T. be A.:men:nu S, without purchase—Ensigns Joshua Gledstanes, Thomas Fenton, and John Davis, vice Gillniar. - To b.: litisign—Neil Campbell, Gent. vice Davis. 'ita be Surgeon—burgeou 'E. O'Reilly, from the 6th West India Regiment, vise Coekell, appointed un the Staff. 14th Int.o-.--1-ieuttnant Gtoize Mackenzie, from the 3cl Garrison litutalion to be Licutenan - _, without purchase, visa R,a, ay ... pointed to the Royal 6 ; Hoqical-mate Jame, •fligge to be A;- I.lstotit-Surilson, vtcz Loinaworth, promoted in the 9fitla foot. 15th Dittu—t.Leutenam Alexander Widiart, from the Cid Foot, to lye iiouirnam, vice who exclianLe6; . John Charm.s, (ham to Ur ~:morti, withu,.t purchase, vice Men, promoted in the uti ri3ua iSattalion. 6.11 ELlJ—Jamei Loyne, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, 'flax booth, al.pviated tv the a.ith luaet. 19th thito—L•sisvgn Ghaties Drieberg to be Lieutenant, vice Via cent, deceased ;Ensign 'Thomas Dobbins to be Lieutenant, vice H. 1.. plinth, deseased. 21st Ihtto--Juis Gun; Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice Sabine, prong:Led. gsth Ditto—George Cowpsun, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Thobura, promoted in the 60th Foot. 27th Ditto—tiospnal-mate Henry Franklin to be Assistant Sur geon, vice keytiolds, promoted in the Royals. nth Ditto--Luscombe Hayden, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cramer, promoted. egth Ditto—Andrew liaillie, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur ctase, vice Thompeou, whose appointment has not taken place. 33d Ditto—James Mach, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Swan), promoted.. I 34th Ditto Lieutenant Thomas Smith, from the Herefordshire Militia, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice Carne gie, promoted. • 3Gth Ditto—Ensign W. H. Males to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice skoulding, who retires. 37th Ditto--James Halfhide, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice De Car teret, who resigns. 119th Ditto--Oeuttemaa Cadet Spears, from the Royal Mili tary College, to be Ensign, without purchase. 42d Ditto—Lieutenant John Skene, from the 15th Foot, to be Lieute.iant vice Wisiart, who exchanges. 46th Ditto—Lleutenant William Nairn to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase. 58th Ditto—Ensign '1 homes Booth, from the IQth Foot, te be Ensign, without purchase ; William Seddon, Gent. to he ditto. 59th Ditto—stinsign Marib Seymour to be Lieutenant, without purchase; George Ward Clark, Geat, to be Ensign, vice Sey mour. 60th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Du Sable to be Captain of a Company, vice Dolling, deceased; Assistant-Surgeon William Ireland, from the 37th lout, to be Surgeon, vice trMaley,.ap. pointed to the 64th Foot. 63d Ditto—Lieutenant William Smith to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Johns, promoted ; Ensigu Jarnes Simpson to be Lieutenant, vice btuich; Robinstoti sadleir, Gent, to be Fssisign, vice Simpson. 64th Ditto--Surgeou hdmas O'Maley, from the 60th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Glasco, appointed ou the Staff. 66th Ditto--Captain Daniel Dodgin to be Major, without pur chase, vice Murray, promoted. 67th Ditto--Cornet J. H. Jackson, from the 9th I.ight Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice Boss, who exchanges. 70th Ditto—Lieutenant C. Hawkins to be Captain of a Company by purchase, vice Johnston,, who retires; Herbert Vaughan, Gent. tube ensign, withost purchase. 71st Ditto— .----;Cox, Gent. to be Ensign.by purchase, vice Stewart, promoted; Assis.ant-surgeon Benjamin Radford to be Surgeon, vice appointed ou the Staff ; Assistant- Surgeon W. K. Greei.well, trom the b9th Foot, to be Assist- ant-Surgeon, vice Radford, promoted. 70th Ditto—EnsignT uo mai Andrews, from the 53d Foot, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Pulltvant, promoted. 79th Ditto—knsigti Samuel lisobinson to be Lieutenant, by put ehaee,"vice promo:jet. and Ditto--Hogiital Mate. H. B. Scott to be Assistant-Sergetin,. vice Randall, whose alkiointaneist hailsot talon place. 1 95th Ditto--ksidgn Gall to a Lieataaaat w i t h out pur. outpurchase, vice Great, .app4mited to thy I4tb Foot ; Ensign George lishn , on •to he ditto, rice Niekle, prosnottd Lienta nint-lus.bwyan. from the North Cork Militia, to he Fnstgn. 94 , h Dkjto4;- - Francis Murray, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vim". Compbell, prcimoted. 9ith Dl to. Matthew Culouz ' on half pay of ~the Royal Marines, to be Paymaiter •of the Sd tiattalloo ; Assie- • ta:n Surgeon Joseph Burke, from the 97th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Rohh, appol;fled oa the St aff Rcysl Star Corps—Oeutleman Cadet Wm. Dumaresq, from the Royal Military College; to be Ensign,. without purchase, vice King, promntLd Gentleman Cadet Frederick Dovernette from ditto, to be Eni . itn, vice Freeth, proiroted; Gentlemas: Cadet Samuel from ditto, to be Ensign, vice Westma• cott, promot:-.1. 6th West India P.egiment—Assistant Surgeon Rober Kerr, from the West lodia Ra.!gers, to be Surgeon, vice O'Reilly, appointed to the Pt:ls roil. • • Royal T at o b rkang,:rs—Assiitant:.sorgeoik William Caldwell; from - the est Judie Regiment, to be Surgeon, vilt etaliersoe, deceased. Ist Ceylon e•giment. To ite First Lieutenants, without purchase, Second Lieutenant William Husband, vice Raban, who reslvia. Second Lieutenant W iliam Penny, rice Torriano, deceased. . . Second Lieutenant J. %V. Wilkins, vice Maclean, deceased. Second Lieutenant G. F. Dick, from 2d Ceylon Regitilint, vice • J. Wilkins, who resign'. To be Adjutant, with the rank n( Second Lieutenant, Serjeant-Maior Eaton, from the 19th Foot. 2d Ditto-LSecond Lieutenant and Aujutatit Hunter to have the rank of first Lieutenant; Second Lienter tint W. Little :to be First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fullarton, promoted; Hospital Mate James Adams to be .Assistant surgeon. 3d Ditto--Second Lieutenant and Adjutant John White to have the rank of First Lieutenant ; Setond Lieutenant Lionel E. Hughes to be FiratiLieutettant, without purchase, vice Blaucken burg, promoted. hleuron's Regiment—Captain Norris Win. Bailey, from the 10th Foot, to be Major. 3d Garrison Battalion—Enslen Richard Allen, from the 15th Foot, to be Lieutenant,Vice M•Ketizie, appointed to the 14th Foot. Ith Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Lirowntigg, from the Std foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice ..icoLie, appointed to the id Royal Veteran Battalion. 2d Royal V eteran tattalin—Captain James Scobie, from the 4th Garrison Battalion ' to be Captain of a Company, vice Murray, placed on the retired List. 3d Ditto—Ensign G.Watt to be Lieutenant, vice Berry, deceased. oth Ditto—Ensign Richard I.owe to ht Lieutenant, vice Blake placed on the retired list; Jahn Sutclifi(lateSetjeant in the 331 Foos) to be Ensign, vice Lowe. HOSPITAL STAFF. Deputy Purveyor Wm. James tube Purveyor to the Forces, vice WimbritTge cleceaced. Purveyor's - Clerk Edward Hodge to be Deputy• Purveyor to the • Forces, vitt. Emerson, deceastd. Purveyor's Clerk Richard Cleave, to be ditto, vice James. • To be Serg• ovs to the Forces, Surgeon John Glare°, from the 64th rO3r, vice Giddy, deceased. Surgeon George W. Cockell, from the Oth foot, vice Crozier, cashi. red. Surgeon John Robb, from the 95th Foot, vice W. North, jun. who resigns. London and Westminster Light Horse Volunteers. Lieutenant Charles Hamel to be Captain of a Troop, vice Wal fonlovho Crnet Alexander Hale Strong to be Lieutenant, vice I-ferries. Joseph Eerens, Gem. to be Cornet, v:ce Strong. Francis Pitney Martin, Gent, to be Cornet of Dismounted, Vitt *.cr*.;en, who restns. MEMORANDUM. f..•titenant Walpole, of the 7th Fuut, is superseded, being absent without leave. Commissions in the Western EAttalion of Ross-shire Local Militi.t, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Duncan Muni°, E.d. to be Lieutenaut-Colonel-Comtuandant.— Dated Sept. 24, 1808. George Mum°, Gent. to be Quarter-MAster. Dated Dec. 26, SOS. Commissior.s signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. South Han:s Battalion of Militia. • Dr. Daniel Ludlow to be Ersign ;nd Assistant-Surgeon. Dated June 15, 11309.. South East Hants Local Militia. Charles Hicks, Gent. to be Lit:utenant, vice Hocking, resigned— Dated Jane £2, 1809. Wm. Best, Gent to be F.nstn. Dated as aboTe. MEMORANDUM. The Commission of Ensign John Bushell In the South Hants Battalion of Militia, dated the 11th of April last, did not take place. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. July 25. Thomas Gorton, of Manchester, merchant, at ten, at the New Exchange Building 4, Manchester. July lit. Elisabeth Markham, of Ploney-lane-Marke-, Londm, butcher, dealer and chapwoman, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPFASEDP.D. John Lorenz • Reyb, of Paddington-street, St. Mary-la-Bonne; Middlesex . , musical instrument-maker. BANKRUVI'S. William Crush, of Chelmsford, Essex, upboLterer, dealer and chapman, to surrender July at, 15, and August 12, at twelve. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. George Adams, Old- Jewry, London. Charles Moody, of Tidpit, parish of St. Martin, Wilts, maltster, corn-dealer, dealer and obapman, July 25, at six, July 26, at . eleven, and August 12 i at six, at the Antelope Inn, New Sa rum, Wilts. Attornies, Mr. Jahn I lobdirg, jun. Salisbury; or Messrs. Millett, No. 12, Terrace, Gray's- ho -lane, London. Robert Jeffery Downs, o'lls.aid-lane, Southwark, Surrey, baker, dealer and chapman, July 8, 15, and August 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Field and oheargold, No. 8, Clif ford's-Inn. • Paul Taylor, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, screw-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, July 12, 13, and August 12, at • twelve,. at the Angel lain, Sheffield. Attornies, Messrs. Millington and Wake. Shabeid ; or Mr. John Wilson, No. 18, Greville-street, Hat _ .. ton-Garden, London. George 'lliomas, of Pembroke, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, July 14, 15, and August 12, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, , Corn-street, Bristol. Attoniles, Mr. James, No. 12, Gray's- Inn-square, London ; or Mr. Wm. Tanner, Bristol. SamialDunage, of St. Paul's' Church-yard, London; trunkmalter., dealer and chapman, July 8, il , and August 12, at t‘s.l.e s , at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hall, Coleman-street. , William Lay, of I)uvars-lane ' Middlesex, (but now a prisoner in the King's Bench,) victu aller, dealer and chaptrian 9 July 4, 15, and August is', at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, M. go. binson, Charter.l-louse-square, London. • ' • • James Forrest ''Of Icing-street, parish of St. James, Westntiniter, 1 Middleser,l4er, dealer and chapman, July 4,18, and August 12 at tell at Guildhall. Attorney , J Mt. Richardson, Bury s! reel, St. J ames's. Thuntis Brockbank, of Ulvemon, Lancashire, Daniel Wilson . , I John Gillespy, and Jonathan Taytar, all of Maryport, ChM. N.rland, cotton-manufacturers, dealers, : chymcn and copart• ners, July 4 17, ig; and August 12, at ten , at the b:),lse coffin mattJoksons, in Maryport. Attomies, Mr. Henry Bacon, NO, • . 6; Southainptoti-street, ,Coycnt-Garden ;' or Mr. Benjartsin Thompson, of Workington, Cumberland. • Oswald Brodie, of Solith Shields, Dprham, Cordwainer, dOaler I and chaplain, July 17, 24, and Auglist lt, at ten; at the Rost and Crown, in South Shields. Attorniet, Mr. C. Bainbridtre, South Shields; or Messrs. Bell and Broderick, No. • Pane , Cheapside, London. . John ewhurs!,-Of Halifax , Yorkshire, grocer,Jaly At 73 std 29, at ten, at thi Talbot Inn, Halifax. -iorrifes, Mr. sflddlisais, S -street, Strand, Lambs: ; or' Mr. Steads Halifax. t f