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THE LIPEDITIOW6 One Million of boil•ooeteidges, With IS More fire ships (making in the total 49 ships of this nature), were last week added to to the former preparations ; and instead of 104 pieces, there are upwards of SOO pieces of heavy ordnance, besides light artillery, em barked- Great activity was used at the Tower, so late as three o'clock on Friday afternoon, in sending away a l a rge quantity of barrows and entrenching tools to go with the Expedition. The following are the ships to be employed on this serv i c e: cohsisdng of 56 sail of the line, 19 frigates, 42 s t o ops of war, four bombs, 27 gun-brigs, and seven schooners a nd store-ships :-- ▪ 74 IRear Admiral Lord Gardner (Nivea • 74 James Bassett ▪ 74 IRear Admiral Sir R. G. Xtats Captain S. Jackson - 74 Donald Campbell - 74 Edward Codrington IRear A dmiral Sir R. Strachan . . 74 Captain Charles Gill - 74 Sir Home Popham . . 74 Win. Henry Webley - 74 Charles James Johnstone - 74 Graham Eden Hamond - 74 Hon. A. K. Legge 74 Francis Beauman 64 Thomas Hasher ▪ SO John Sykes - 74 Robert Plampin 50 Woodley Losack - 44 Hon. Warwick Lake . 74 Rt. Hon. Lord A. Beancltrc - 74 John Philimore . 74 Wm. Ward - 74 James Bowen (2) - 74 John Erskine Douglas . 74 Charles Rowley 74 Rear Adm. Wm. A. Otwaf Capt. Rd. Lee 4.o r i on . 6 - 74 Sir Arch. Dickson sß e a cl ae 80 George Cockburn *Cesar . s - 80 Charles Richaecison , itzvnge „ . 74 Hon. Charles Paget 'A c m e . . 74 John Hayes a i m e d . - 74 Joshua R. Watson *Sceptre • - - 74 Joseph Bingham *Aboukir - - 74 George Parker 'Causes • - - 64 Peter Halkett Illestrious - - 74 Ed. Chetham iValiact - • - 74 Thos. Geo. Shortlatid 6hupetuenx - 74 John Lawford Egad, Statism, Euryalits, Salcette, St. Morena°, Heroine, Ba con's'', Aimable, Camilla, Clyde, Lavinia, Pallas, •Imperieuse, VAigle, Terpsichore, •Paarlen, Nymphen, Circe (iri s); Drake, I'odargus, Hound, Sabrina, *Plover, *Fleche, dais, l'rompeuse, Royalist, Osprey, Rolla, Zenobia, "Oman, Sarpen, Skylark, Onyx, Oberon, Raven, Cherokee, (zdelia, Helicon, Reindeer, Apel les, Peacock, Rosario, Mus pito, Rphera, &Weis, Richmond, Magnet, • Harpy, •Redpole, Partliian, Pilot, Raleigh, Peruvian, Crocus, Challenger, Pando • ;a, Beagle, Fly (sloops), Thunder, /Etna, Vesuvius, 1. evastation, (bombs); Badger, Charger, Safeguard, Rebuff, Indignant, Des perate, Bruiser, Exertion, Pincher, Censor, Basilisk, Waxer, Redbreast, Bold, Bloodhound, Mariner, Furious, Martial, Cracker, Fearless, Gallant, Protector, Attack, Encounter, Lin net, Darin (gun-brigs); Serapis, Weymouth, Pas, Sprightly, brat", Pilchard, Cuckoo. The ships marked • are lying at Portsmouth. Theseus Daneniuke ;:uperb cdacions 14.kes • sin Domingo Venerable Cesium! . V o wertul ictorians Repobe PrinWi 0. Otani L e iden Adamant . Couragrus bis - Ulysses - 'Royal Oak - *Marlborough - *Resolution - *Hero . "Bellona - - *Eagle - • •Alonarth The troops embarked for this service are as follow: First Division, Light Troops-3d Dragoon Guards, three squa drons;l2th Light Dragoons, three squadrons; 2d Light Dragoons, Ring's German Legion, Major-General Linsingen ; 434 Foot, 14/a Infantry, 2d battalion.; 52d ditto, ditto, ditto; 95th Wiles, tight companies ; Majer-General Stewart--Ist Light Battalion Elng's German Legion; 24 ditto ditto; Brigadier-General Baron !mond, Reseree-;-Ist Foot Guards, Ist Bettelien ; ditto, 2d tEtto (Hank companies); Brigadier-General Disney-4th Foot, Is: fettalion ; ditto, 2d ditto; 28th ditto, lst ditto; Major-G e- Dual the Earl of Dalhousie-80th Regiment; 92d ditto, Ist bat. ttkon ; Major-General Sir W. Erskine. 'I he Third is the Second Division of the array-sth Foot, Ist battalian ; 50th ditto, ditto; 91st ditto, ditto: Major-General Dyott.-9th 2aot, lit battalion ; 38th ditto ditto ; 42d ditto ditto : Brigadier General Montresor. Fourth—The Third Division of the Army-s!th Reginunn, 71 battalion; I lth ditto; 79th ditto, let ditto: Major-Genera I Lei h.-2d (or Queen's); 76th Foot; 84th ditto, 2d battalion B:l;itlier-General Acland. The left wing, embarked at Portsthontb, is in three parts : Frst—Light troops, consisting of Staff Corps detachment; 9th Light Dragoons, 3 squadrons; 95th Regiment, rifles, 2 compa ries : Colonel Mahon.-68th Regiment, Light Infantry; 71st thao, ditto, Ist battalion ; 85th ditto, ditto : Brigadier-General ltoteaburgh. Sezonii—First Division—l st Foot, 3d battalion ; sth ditto, Ist ditto ; 35th ditto; 2d ditto : Majur General Graham-14th Foot, 2d battalion • 51st Light Regiment ; 82d ditto, lit batta lion : iirigadier General Housman. Third—Foarth Division-23d Foot, 2d battalion ; 26th ditto, 41:to ; 324 ditto, lit ditto ; 81st ditto, 2d : Brigadier General &own-36th F oo t , lit battaliel ; 634 ditto, 2d ditto; 77th re giment t Major General Pictone . . “ PORTSMOUTH, JULY ILI. " The Expedition has not yet dropped down to St. Helen's, and various reports are circulated ; most of them agree that it will not now proceed to its original destination; some say that Sir Eras COQT:74 General FRASER ) and Lord PACIZT ) will come on shore, and that General GRAHAM proceeds with the troops to Spain, to co-operate with Sir Aiimust Wrizastirr. Other reports again mention, that all of the troops Rill be disembarked here." " DEAL. JULY " All the troops are not yet embarked ; the 2d rifle regiment (Germans) are still in barracks. To day they are busy in the fleet, changing wine regi ments that were in men of war into transports, whose :mops go into the men of war. Lord MALIN% divi ;Jon are now to go in transporti. JULY 23. " Arrived the PRINCESS OR °RATIO, * ADAMANT, fists, Couttaosux, and ULYSSES, from the Nore.— The concourse of people here for this week, but this day in particular, is beyond ever/ conception, from all parts of the country, to see the Expedition assem bled in the Downs, which never was sb full of ship- Ping, there being at present nearly 1000 at anchor, and more daily arriving. " A number of the Deal men have volunteered to go on the Expedition, in their hovelling boats, which are getting ready as fast In possible. ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. "The Expedition is still here. The 2dlight battalion of the King's German Legion are not yet embarked, for want of ships. All the Officers of the Reserve are ordered on board this evening, by which many believe that part of the army will sail first. The bad hews will have no effect on the sailing of the Expe dition, which is certainly meant for the Scheldt—they will not be long out ; bens are laid that they will not be out a month." " RAMSdATE, JULY 23. 44 Friday arrived from Canterbury, one troop of , Queen's Bays Dragoons, and went on board the fol lowing vessels, viz.—No. 192, 48 men, 48 horses ; OS 36 of each, ED 18 of each—Saturday two troops more al - rived from Canterbury, and went on board the following vessels :—EF 40 men, 40 horses ; TK 20 of each, KM 20 of each, RP 20 of each, HC 30, of each, No. 325, 30 of each, MW 20 of each, N 0.78, 30 of each. " This morning one troop arrived from Canterbury, and went on board the following vessels : No: 178, 44 men, 44 horses ; No. 422, 46 ofeach. Two troops more are on their march from Canterbury, to embark this evening. They all proceed to the Downs imme diately. This regiment is' commanded by Lord GEORGE BERESFORD. Three transports arrived frcm the Downs yesterday, and five more to-day, to receive troops." The permanent duty of the 3d regiment of Argyll Local Militia, commanded by Colonel M'LEAN of Ardgour, terminated at Oban, on Saturday the Bth instant. This regiment, which is a fine body of ser viceable men, was that day inspected by three Deputy Lieutenants, who expressed their satisfaction with the advanced state of discipline at which it had arrived during the short period it was assembled. Monday last, owing to some misunderstanding be. tween the officers and privates of the Paisley Regi ment of Local Militia, a tumult ')f a very alarming aspect took place. The streets, between the hours of eight and eleven o'clock in the evening, were crowded with dissatisfied soldiers and indignant women. Some outrages were committed, and a number of the men were sent to the guard-house, there. Next day, a de tachment of the Ist Regiment, and another of the Stirlingshire Militia, marched from Glasgow Bar racks for Pai s ley ; f or which place, also a party of cavalry marched from Hamilton. LiflY INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, JULY M. SHARPE V. NICHOLLS. The plaintiff had sold an estate to the defendant, who refined to complete the bargain, owing to a de- ; fect in the title. The plaintiff, it appeared, claimed under the late General Prevost, and the objection was that the General was not naturalized, and conse quently was incapacitated from holding landed pro. perty in this country. Evidence was, however, pro duced before the Master, that General Prevost had taken the oaths, &c. required by the 13th of George the Second; but to complete his naturalization under that Act, which relates to the naturalization of Ame -1...an Protestants, it was necessary to shew that he had resided seven years in America without having' been absent for more than two months at a time. Mr. LEACH and Mr. HART engaged to prove this by the evidence of persons who had been with Gene ral Prevost, in America. The Loan CHANCELLOR thought that upon this being proved, the title would be good. Sir S. ROMILLY stated that all his client wanted was, to be assured of his title. But the proof ought to be completed at the plaintiff's cost. This was as sented to by the Chancellor. • MORRIS V. COLEMAN. This cause stood over, by order of the Court, till this morning for the purpose of giving the parties an opportunity of agreeing, if possible, for referring the matter in dispute. The LORD CHANCELLOR now inquired, if any such agreement had been entered into by them ? Mr. HART, for the defendant, said, " there had not. He conceived The Court had to decide upon.what had been put in issue between the parties, before any re. ference could be made to the Master." , COURT—" 'Can I decree a partnership, yin et:union for ever, in such a subject matter as theatricals ?" Mr. HART....-" My Lord, I thought that before any reference to the Master, the Court had tesde cide, whether Mr. Morri s , a p ro pri etor o f one- , fourth part, could become a tenant, in common; in the- half, contrary to the inclination of my client, arid Contrary to the terms of the articles between them." " COURT+" Mr. Hart, will you give in a decla ration of what your client understands to be the effect of those articles ? I could wish the parties would agree, and thereby get out of hot water.' Mr. HART—" I should be story to commit my client Without due consideration. I should be very happy to get him ont of hot water, hot I might only get him out of that, upon the gridiron." Coolly-14 If you cannot agree, I must only give my odgment ; but I would h ave you cons id er , whether your client may not, in that case, get, if not fro& hot water upon the gridiron, at least, between the frying-pan and the fire. Let this stand over till 1 Wednesday next, to be then ment i one d among t h e motions." bawstoN-HousE.—Saturday, IV. Bland, a vender of gingerbread -nuts, &c. was fully committed for stealing a bundle of books, the property of Luke Lane, from a public-house in Aldersgate•street. II A T TOI GA It DEN.--S turdAy, T.M•Namara was committed on a charge of stealing a watch from the White Bear, Islington; and als o rece i v i ng f rom a woman a watch, of which she had despoiled an ine briated sailor. UNION HALL.—Saturday, a man who had long disgusted the inhabitants of the Borough with an ap- , pearance of general wretchedness, was examined as a vagabond, when it appeared that the bandages, with which he wrapped his leg, to give it the appear ance of sores, were merely the effect of art ; and that his right arm, of which he appeared to have lost the use, was perfectly sound. He therefore had his op tion of going on board the tender or being committed as a vagrant ; the former of which he thankfully ac cepted. NAP4L 11VTALLIGENCE. PLYMOUTH AND PLYMOUTH-DOCK, JULY es. Captain MALcam, of the NARCISSUS frigate, is ap pointed to la RuiN, recently fitted out here, and now lying in the Sound ; and the Hon. Captain AYLUER is appointed to the NARCISSUS. Sailed the NIMROD hired cutter, with dispatches for Sir JOSEPH SIDNEY YORK, off Cherbourg ; the ORES TES, 18, Captain HAYNES acting, with a messenger and dispatches for Lisbon, and about £50,000 in cash,.. for the use of our army in Portugal ; the FOR TUNER, of 36 guns, for Cork ; LYRA, of 18 guns, with a fleet of victuallers for the cruizing squadrons off the coast of France. Came in the Ocean, Captain FAIRY, from Quebec, with Naval stores; Nelly, of Lond - on, Capt.Scuu- RUE, from Jamaica, for London, with sugar and coffee: she sailed the 16th May last, under convoy of the DIAMOND frigate and THALIA loop of war, in company with 116 sail, and parted from the fleet the 25th ult. in thick weather. Sailed the BRITANNIA cutter for Corunna and Lis bon, with dispatches. PORTSMOUTH, JULY M. Arrived the Mentor, GOODWIN, from Jamaica, parted from the fleet in thick weather on 24th June, in lat. 41.45. long. 50. —. The EIDEREX takes con voy to the Mediterranean. The expedition will sail the first fair wind.—Wind E. HARWICH, JULY 23. Arrived this day the Lark packet, Captain DELL, from Heligoland, with mails and passengers. The fleet of transports still remains. YARMOUTH, JULY 23. Arrived the CALYPSO sloop of war, from the North ward.—Sailed the URGENT gun-brig, on a cruize In the Roads, the ROEBUCK, HAVOC gun-brig, Jande, and Ems schuyts.—Wind E. DEAL, JULY 33. Remain in the Downs—Agincourt, Monmouth, Princess of Orange, Powerful, Adamant, Venerable, York, Namur, Su perb, Iris, Ulysses, Clyde, Amethyst, St. FiorerzO, Thalia , Sta: tira, Euryalus, Heroine, Bucephalus, Salcette, Htissar, Camill..s Lavinia, Circe, Unicorn, Nymphen, Mz'gnet, Onyx, Peacock, Zenobia, Rinaldo, Royalist, Redpole, Cordelis, Trompeuse, Fly, Sabrina, Raleigh, Kangaroo, Reindeer, Raven, Crocus, Parthian, Rolla, Cherokee, Pandora, Seraphis, Devastation, Vesuvius, Hound, Cracker, Centinel, Safeguard, Attack, Fu rious, Bold, Martial, Mariner, Indignant, Desperate, Charger, Bloodhound, Daring, Fearless, Encounter, Cuckoo, Porgey, Sprightley, V'oulwick, Chatham, Medway, Sheerness, lighters, Woolwich long-boat, Rebuff, Protector, and Gallant. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVESEND, JULY 21.—Arrived the Suspence, Simmonds ; and Gunson, Wilson, front Jamaica ; Maria, Christie, from New.. York ; Shepherdess, Milnes, from Baltimore; Lydia, Cranston, from Nortk Carolina; Venus, Ham, from Oporto ; and Zephyr, Peacock, from Quebec. JULY 23.—Arrived the Hine, Clark ; and Celerieta, Raindo, from Malta ; and Anna, Palmer, from Oporto. Aantvzis—ll the Downs, the Gunston, Wilson, from Jamaica —At Bristol, the Surprize, Gardner, from Jamaica—At Jamaica, the Diana, Thomas, from Bristol—At Liverpool, the Rising Sun, Packer, from Lisbon; Industry, Christian; and Perseverance, I Ellison, from Newfoundland ; Susannah, —, from Wiscassett ; James, Clough, from Greenland ; Signal, Wright, from Quebec-- At Philadelphia, the General Hunter, —,from Liverpool —At Clyde, the Nancy, Crawford; and Daniel, Morrison, from Gre `nada; Hermit. Cummins, from Trinidad; and Activ e , Sh aw, kern St. Croix. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Veteran, for the Molly, captured July 9, 1807, will be paid to-morrow, at No. 3, Philpot-lane, and recalled on Tuesdays and Fridays. The Dryad, for la Rennois and l'Unie, captured March 22, and Nov. 15, 1808, will be paid on her arrival, and recalled at No. 3, Clifford's Inn, on Wednesdays and Thursdays. .The Victoricuse, for the Friendship, re-captured Dec. 11, 1200 ; the Phoenix, for el Felix, Sept. 86, 1800; and the Mondovi, for the Four Sisters, July 19, 1900 ; will be paid on Wednesday next, at No. 9, New Broad-street, and there recalled On Wednesdays and Thursdays. The Safeguard, for the Trendre Broth-es, captured July 20, 1808, will be paid on her arrival, and recalled at NO. 6, Stanhope sheet, Strand. ADMIRALTY COURT, JULY 21. This d.ty the Right Hon. Sir W. Scan' proceeded .to the adjudication of the following cases : Faany and Elmira, Hicksmaster.—This American vessel ar rived at Sligo, having received considerable damage, Where she was sold by the master, on the ground of necessity, without the knciviledge of his Owners in America, and the present question was, vi wit* the ship should be delivered, whether to the for mer.Owners,"er the subsequent purchasers l The Court was of opinion, that there was no necessity to dive the master a right to sea without the privity of the former master, and therefore re •stored the ship to the former Owner, without prejudice to any rights which the subsequent purchasers might have acluired, as should appear to a proper Court of Justice in America. Die Faube, Arosten master.—This Danish vessel, laden with wine, from Bourdeaux, was coming (u n d er a li cence ) to Pip mon th, moa:h, for orders. 'Ship and cargo restored, subject to theeX peaces of depositions. Friede, Pieter.) master.—This vessel was sailing under Paperia. burgh colours, laden with fish, and coming (as asserted by the master), immediately to this country, to take the benefit of a licence, which was on board. Further proof ordered. Tuesday last eight seamen, belonging to his Ma , jesty's ship Claw])Ex, recently arrived from the East Indies, deserted from Plymouth. By this imprudent step, originating probably in their desire to see their friends and relatives, after so long an absence, they forfeit a!1 their arrears of pay and prize -money. Foul teen days leave of absence have since been granted to the remainder of the crew. CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, JuLy24.-..-The Mar ket today is in te late state, without arrivals of grain during the embargo; the remaining quantities of Wheat are considerable, but fine samples are about 3s. per quarter dearer—ln Barley and Malt little va riation, and very few buyers—Peas and Beans of the two kinds likewise—Of Oats the remaining supplies are considerable, and sales thereof nearly at our last quotation—Flour inclines upwards ; fine American 48s. to 255. per barrel. GENCIAL ctraatwat As visor% s Wheat, 705.1545. 945. Beans, 575. 635. Fine ditto, 935. 10111... Tick ditto, 465. 511. Rye, 46s 50s. Oats, 245. 28s. 32g. . Barley, 345. 425. ed. Poland ditto, 355. 331. Malt, 70s. 7114. Potatoe ditto, 40 White Peas (balers) 941.104% Rape Seed, 481. to 521. Ohl ditto, 46s 525. ksae Fleur. 761. to Ilk—Seconds * 65.. 701. •- , . FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY -OFFICE, JULY 22. Copy of a Letter from Captain Durham of hi. Majesty's Ship the Renown, addressed to Vice-Admiral Lord Coll ngwood, ana transmitted by his Lordship to the Hon. W. W. Pule. His Majesty's Ship Renown, off Toulon, May 4 My Lord—l have the honour to inform your Lord ship, that I this morning captured off Marseilles, the French national armed vessel, la Champenoile, com manded by Monsieur Chautard, Ensigne de Vaisseau, pierced for twelve guns, but mounting only six, with a crew of thirty-one seamen and fifty-two sick and wounded soldiers from Barcelona, from which port she sailed three days ago. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) P.C. lIIMIAIII. WHITEHALL, JULY 21 The King has been pleased to appoint George Keketvich, Esq• to be his Majesty's Advocate-General at the Settlement of the Cape of Good Hope. '1 he King has also been pleased to appoint Wm. David Jennings, Esq. to be his Majesty's Procurator-General at the Setticmtnt of the Cape of Good Hope. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDNANCE-OFFICE) JULY 21. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Gentleman Cadet Wm. Drummond to be Second Lieutenant.— Dated July 5, 1809. Gentleman Cadet Joseph C. Acheiley to be ditto. Dated as above. Royal Artillery Drivers. Lieutenant and Adjutant John Crawley to be Adjutant, with the rank of Captain-Commissary: Dated July 11, 1809. John Lythe, Gent. to beVeterinary Surgeon. Dated June 1,1809. • Royal Foreign Artillery. Sec p o i n il d on L , ie re u s t ig enzt . -..-- Date D d 'A m llo ay nvi n lle l t B o o9 be . First Lieutenant,vice Medical Establishment for the Military Departments of the Ordnance. To be Second Assistant Surgeons, O'Brien, Gent, vice Armiger, resigned. Dated May 27, 1809. Richard Burgess, Gent, Dated June 26, 1309. John Drysdale Frazer, Gent. Dated as above. Mark Alexander Rancland, Gent. Dated as above. Doctor John Clayton Hall. Dated July 1,1809. Corps of Royal Military Artificers. Second Captain Gilbert Buchanan, of the Corps of Royal Engi neers, to be Adjutant and Quarteo-Meater, vice Jones, promo ted. Dared July 1, 1809. Commissions in the West Kent Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. John Burgess, Esq. to be Captain. Dated July 1, 1809. James Coverny, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 20, 1809. Wm. Ramsden, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 21, 1609. F. Pope, Gent to be ditto. Dated July 1, 1809. Thomas Btrker Wall, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 3, 1809. Thomas Bennett, Gent. to be ditto, vice Woodhams, volunteered to the Line. Dated July 8, 1809. Wm. Triggs, Gent. to be ditto, vise Young, resigned. Dated July 10, 1809. Thomas Bennet, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated May 20,1809. William Triggs, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May 21, 1809. G.A. Pook, Gent. to be ditto, vice Tidy, resigned. Dated June 10, 1809. Julius Bourillon, Gent. to be 'ditto. Dated July 1, 1809. Robert Page, Gent. to be ditto. Daied s July S, 1809. James French, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 4, 1809. ' Alexander Reddock, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 10, 1809. John W. Preston, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 11, 1809. Commissions in the King's Own Regiment of Stafford , shire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Trench, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 28, 1806. F. Young, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 7,11107. John Eld, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above. Jones, Gent, to be ditto. Dated July 10, 1809. Commissions in the Anglesea Regiment of Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant'. Francis Pierpoint Burton, Esq. to be Captain. Dated May 6, 1809. John Griffith, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 19, 1809. Henry Price, Gent. to be ditto. Dated as above John Harris, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 8, 1809. Commissions in the Lon: Militia of the Stewartry of Kircudbright, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Sir Alexander Gordon, Knt. to be lieutenant-Colonel Coln , mandant. Dated 'Sept. 24, 1808. John Heron, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated as above. Adam Thomson Mare, Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. Alexander Birtwhistle, William M'Craken, I antes Hannay, Sa muel Kirkpatrick, James Dalzell, Alexander Reid, Alexander M`Lean, and David Blair, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated as above. John M'Kie, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Nov. 17, 1808. David M‘Lellan, Eaq. to be ditto. Dated June 10, 1809. James Barbour, John Simpson, Robert Crawford, Charles Mae. keand, Robert M‘Knight,and William Carson, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated Sept.'2 s, 1803. Ebenezer Drew, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dec. 19, 1808. James Locke, Wm. M'Whinnie, and Thomas Wright, Gents. to be ditto. Dated June 10, 1809. James M'Kittrick, Gent. to be Secnnd Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 24, 180$. James Burnie, Gent. to be ditto. Dated June 10, 1809. Williani Weems, 'Thomas Sproat, Joseph Beattie, James Kirk patrick, Gents. to be Ensigns. Dated Sept. 24., 1808. William Adamson Roddan, Gent to be ditto. Dated December 19, 1808. Andrew Kirkpatrick, James Lidderdale, and Richard Burton M'Caw, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Jute 10,1809. Dr. John Walker to be Surgeon. Dated November 17, 1808. 2RRATUNi IN THE GAZETTE OF MAY 9. County of Kirkcudbright: tor William M'Can, Gent. to be Adjutant to the Kirkcudbright Regiment, read William lleCaa, Gent. to be Adjutant to.the KirkCtulbright Regiment. ERRATUM IN THE GAZETTE OF THE 18TH INST. Royal South Lincoln Militia. For William BrierGyi Gent. to be Ensign, read William Brierly, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June 17, 1809. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. August 8. John Melson, of the parish of Christchurch, Spite fields, Middlesex, furniture-broker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. 2. WM. Batchy, late of Manchester-buildings, Westmin ster, (but DOW a prisoner in the King's Bench Prison,) dealer and chaptuan, at tea, at Guildhall. July 29. Joseph Weedon, of Albion-place, Blackfriar's-Road, parish of Christchurch, Surrey, hosier, dealer and chapnian, at ten, at Guildhall. August 29. Henry George Plaskett, of. Hittgin-lane, Bread streetshill, London, victualler and paviour, c'ealer and chap man, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.. Benjatnin Bennett, of Hellenist, Sussex, brewer. Emanuel Jones, of Coventry, draper, taylori and hosier. BANKRUPT. Edward Cowley, late of Threadneedle-street, London, merchant, dealer and chapnan, (late partner with Thomas Doyle, of 'Threadneedle-street, merchant, but now a prisoner in the King's Bench Prison,) to surrender July 29, at ten, August S, ate!even, and September 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawes, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Chillier • and John Pianism, of Mill-Wall, Poplar, coke andlime-burners and oil-boil n, July 20, 1809. James King and Wm. Smith, of Fakeulsam, Norfolk, plumbers, glaciers andlainters, July 18, 1509. Thomas Wriglit and Wm. Walker, hf Great Queen-street, I.in coln's-Inn-fielJs, lace and fringe-manufacturers, June 24, 1809. Wm. and George Chattenor, Manchester, bakers, July 14, 1509. John and Robert Smith, of Bath, shot makers, Sept. 29, 1805. Charles Hartley, Wm. Hartir,y, and Thomas Hartley, of Bing. ley, Yorkshire ' cotton-spinners, January 2 , 1 509. Thonnis : and luoelgs .Lumley, of Harrow-road, Paddington, stonemasons, Ad* 1=,1809. o.GeorgePortus and Henry Withers, of Bath, haberdashers, July 18, 1009. ' • " Joseph Ind Booth liodgett, of Dudley. Worcestershire, iron , masters and nail-ironmungers, July 17, 1509.