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P itaft/i704, mAn.s—whia AIL DIE • Ma WI $ OsettikbUtli $ s (Matta • 0 I rALitiourit. ti. • ti***4l day the Perreverance, ELLio4t ; the DM; VitaNiaa 1 Ind Ceres, from London, jested tb Gibtaltirk: Ann, Halms, from ditto for Salta; Thornati DOern, from ditto to Oporto; Sarah knot FlLit.ipSes final ditto, for this port; and the isisevican 04 Orion, from Peter(burgh, detained by Hero triirateer..—fhe is batch with iron, hemp, and ~Ilona, Woad PS New York.; alto his Majelly's cutter Ilstrirtukt, Halt a claire. The John, drOiten'tfeT, ',boggling eutibr, a detained upon forpicion, and fent this port eftirtidY by the Glory privateer of this pri.—.Wind EN. E. PLYMOUTH. 111PTEMMIn 19. Came in the Geconomy, Captain DAVIN reart tnm Riga y Speculator, Captain Ditsasson,.from anti, both *ith naval Rotes; Haatawts, of 14. gene, from A ertliKe j HOUND bomb, of lo guns, from Otternfiry.—Sailed the SO4arlars, of 74 guns, to pia the Channel Fleet ; VobArse, of 18 guns, to the Atawards Cienistos, of . 14 guns, with tranfpoetss basing on board troops for Ireland. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER so. Arrived the Staanuovs goo brig, from a anise. the Itstmasasr grin brig, with a ementrittit Cork.—The Detaris frigate, Captain J. Sraseaalr sad the Cusa frigate, Captain Passau, bays hiss old off at this port. Their crews were diitramted tithe TIMILAIRR, BULWARK, and STATIRA. The BULWARK, of 74 gone, Hon Captain Irsalstati, is Wag for a foreign Ration. The Spurknoy Ruffian frigate; was joined yefterday by a ltore.fhip; they will Gil for the Mediterranean in a few days. DEAL, SEPTEMBER so. jailed through the Downs from the River, left AO, the Remittance, Law, for New York; Loyal Sas; Lutrasca, for Bermuda ; and the Eliza. Piot, for New Providence.—Sailed the CLYDE frigstefon a (ruin. Arrived the SPLCOLATO a lugger oraPortfmouth.—Wind N. W. WEYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER so. Arrived the Dues or You cutter,' Lieut. Foists, with a feizore of sots calks of fpirits ; HARDY gun. brig, Lieutenant Psaaaran, from a cruise. Sailed the Gay/Houma tinter, R. WlLK:asct, for Dept. ford, to be docked t CheftetAeld packet, S. WOOD, with mails and parengers for Goernfey and Jerfey ; Priecefs Augulla, C. CLARK, for Guernfey, with tattle ror the troops; Alert, D. Puvaos, ditto, psfrefigars ; Brilliant,,W. Cove*, ditto, cattle ; Two Friends, E. Batas, for Jerfey ; Providence, C. trot%) for London; Two Friends, jos. 'Vrs, for Raorgate,. and Grace, S. Maasit, for Porthnouth. • HARWICH, SEPT. so. Arrived here this day the brig Endeavour of Arundel, having been captured by a French lugger' Inisiteer,ol, Friday night lag off the Galloper Light, and recaptured by the Argus revenne cutter of this r^tt: Captain Thames. We learn by part of the Argus' crew, who ae come in with the brig, that they law the lugger afterwards running alongride the Argus, and firing inceffant collies of mufketry into htr and from the great friperinrity of men on board her, having yo, and the cutter only 26, we are very ferrfol the eutttr is captured Sailed the Lord Duncan, Captain HAMILTON ; and King George' Captain Sat/Nam—the former with mails for Heli. k , land, the latter with mails lot Gottenburgh tiled alto the Ace:lasso* gun brig, Lieutenant V/ATSOII I on a cruize. Wind W: N. W. . YmbigOunt, SEPT. so. Sailed the %TUTU. and FLORA frigates, and °ea. ens flop of war. Arrived the MAI esTic, Admiral Rutstv.t. ; and the gliEssc, Captain Lord FAO!: um), horn Heligoland (which ifland has been takei l by the Admiral on their late cruize). Sailed the' Eritrean and FOILEITER (loops, and Eanasr gas. ; brig oil a mite ; and the CLAVOIA cutter, Lieute. •nant LOAD, with a convoy for Elfineur. The Mips in the Roads are the MAJESTIC and Rossuce, Ad= mirals Russset. and Dorm LAS flag (hips ; and Act- AIM and %met frigate; the former •is preparing to take on board an Ambaffador for the Continent. SHEERNESS, SEPTEMBER ao. Wind N. E. blows flrong...--Sailed the Guftavn AdolphusrLvasce, with deals, tar, Fcc. from Walla bound to Sweden ; and the Idoghetur, HAdasoosi, with tar, pitch, &c. from Carleby for Gibraltar, Al tl.ol the Swedifh fhip Printers Wilhelmina, Capt. Trios, from London, in ballaft, bound to Hornefandi t!fothe Dani(h brig Two Sifters, Dino ice ANDARSOII Miller, with a cargo of falt, brandy, wine, and bibegar, from St. Martin', in France, bound to Mofs, in Norway ; detained by his Majefly's !kip Currie. The fignal is flying for the Baltic convoy to colic& ; bit!, if the wind continues fo Rrong from eN. E., it is doubtful whether they will fail on ructilAy. 10 2. 126 PENZANCE, SEPT. t*. Since my lag the Robert and George and Reio- Ir 'i''N of Bitmonth ; the Friends, of Plymouth ; the I).:light, of Portfmnoth ; the Broth ers , o f P oo l e ; th e . .. ,N. 07 a i Kec.ver j of Kidwilly ; •the Reverie, Good :ntent, nf Milf Ird ; the Brillol packet, cf Dartmouth; the Lovely, of Sandwich ; and the Commerce, of LTO. n, and feveral other coallers, put in here wind b'stind t and ) eflerday the Union, of and for this place, I': egar then, from St.Pctcriburgh, with hemp, itco7-blought nothing news . - itAittAt. ifilatiat io; 1 , On Saturday Car& joiduoti, Commander of *slot GoVedas' Bie, cadre up to town with ah ae siotigt of the arrival in the River of that velel from 'thanle of France, which the left on the a6th Novern• tsar. This veffel has efefted a very expeditious voyage, having left the Bengal pilot on the ad Otio her, arrived at Pondicherry on the a ath of that month, failed from thence on the fame evening, touched at Tranquebar, reached the Mauritius on the s4th No -1 vember, remained there twelve days, and arrived at; the Sandheads the 4th January. The Warren Hal tinge' cargo of tea was delivering. The Fame (late extra fhip) remained at Port S. E. The Danilh Company's tbipbHoltlein, from Copenhagen to Se rampore, having been difmafted off Ceylon, had been obliged to bear up for, and had arrived at the Mao litmus. The only prizes (strived at the ifland in addi• tion to thole of which accounts have Come time (ince been received, was an Arab Grab Ihip captured by the Piedmontefe. ARRIVED. In the Steer. the Miss, Sky. from Waterford; Ttignotouth Cattle. Storey; and the Andtoy. Corns, from Arehangel—At Chatham, the Slits, Chapman, front Archangel Off Shicidr, :he Stephen, Smite, from Archangel-4kt Hull, the Supply, Harrifoo from Archangel, sad the John and Sank. Donee, from Peterf burght Somer, the Ina. Standen, from Peteriburgh—.At Ponfirsoucli. the William, Planning, from Waterford—lu the Clyde. the Traveller, WilfOn, and the Lord Melville, Cameron, from Quebec—At Liverpool. the Centurion, —, from weber shlin, the John, Lewis, front Archangel—At Limerick, the Mar amt. Hardy, from Peterlburgh.—At bricUington ' the Helen, Kirk, from Peterfbursh; Herald, Robinfon , and the Sup. fIY, BrOWa don s from Archangel - At Bolton, the Exert, Kaufman, eves Lon. itISTRIBUTION OP:PRIZE MONEY. The Wanes, for the capture of the his, Nov. Id, and Rear Nor.s6, dos.; and the Defence. Prevoyante, and Guerrier, for the Mims., Dec. go. OW, will be paid to-morrow, at No. 13, Gass Oeonge-ftreet, Weltrainfter, and there recalled. The Cenior. for the capture of the Mercurius and Goede Hen flgle.Mgisit 5,1866. will be paid on her arrival at Yarmouth, and recalled at Mr. Richards's Ace in t►at place. Ths Norfolk. for the capture of l'Adolpbe, January s 6, Okay, will be ',idols her arrival at Leith. and recalled at the Admiral's oilbse. Leith. The Ariadee, for the otpture of the Juno sod the D.pliliarbyd, Anglia look& , wW hs paid ea her arrival is port, and recalled at No, es, Tbrogolortsaftreet. A late merchant veffel, the Mary, of London, Captain LTOII9, coming home from the Baltic, laden with wood and iron, was wrecked a few days ago, off Cullen, and all on board perifked. The cries of the fuffcrers wen heard byfiiineltheroaeo atomt one in the morning, but the wind W3s fo tempeituoils that they could afford no a iMaance. The Captaties trunk floated afhore with part of the week. and o■ opening it the firil article that pretested itfelf was a letter addreffed to his wife in London. oscillating her to meet him at Leith ; irons which it appears that the vetlel was bound to that port. Several other veffek were wrecked about the Panne time off ,the Scotch coati, hat the crews were Caved, except that of a (loop from Limekiks, who were all drowned. PORT MITI ii, SEPT. 19. The Eraftvorth Volunteers have takes the guard at H.flar. A Court Martial was held yefierday on Henry Button. a Volunteer of the Caput Battalion, for deferring his poll, and altering into the Royal Ma• rine Corps, when he was delivered over to the Ma• tines for life. This morning the 34th regiment, 700 firong, em barked from Cowes. on [shard two tranfports, which, with four cnore having boo volunteers for different regiments in Ireland, on board, failed for Cork, on. der convoy of the ltedbreali. The tranfports and 34th regiment are going on an expedition. Several of the Medical Staff went. By order of Government, a Arid inquiry is to be immediately made as to the Occupation or employ ment of every foreigner in the United Kingdom, and filch as cannot give a clear and fatisfattory account of themfelves will be forthwith Ordered out of the country. It is to carry this intention into effzli that the Magiflrates of this Borough have required, by -advertilement, all aliens to alterable at the Guildhall. All grangers - coming to this town are naturally minus t, fee the Dock Yard, and new regulations on this:lsead having been Hilted by ordaof dse Hon. enrnMlatlCr Gssv, it will, no doubt. be a matter of convenience to (Imagers to make there known— no victor is, is future, to be admitted into the Yard during the dinner hour ; nor aftir three o'clock in the fummer, and twelve o'clock in winter ; and no perfun whatever, at of uniform, is to be permitted to walk about the pied unattended by a Warder, with. out an order ender the band of the principal officer. While there is a liberal *ins in thole with whom the authority reds, to gratify nrangers of charader, with a fight of this interening dried, it is a jun, and ape cilly at this time, a smeary precaution, to narrow that indulgence by every- regulation the (afety of that prat concern spay require. .The following fingula eircumlarree bas occurred here va-Between nine and ten o'clock on the evening of la* Snnday three weeks, two men engaged Thee. Hut, a wherryman, to take them from Gofport beach to Spithead, to go on board a fhip there, as I they faid. When the boat reached Spithead, they pretended the °tip had gone to St. Helen's, and re• quelled the waterman to go on after her. Having reached that place, one of them (for the other, it (ems, could not (peak Englifh) took a dagger from under his coat, and !wore he would take away the life of the wherryman, if he did net land them in Frantic. Under this threat, the man confented to follow their directions, and landed them at Fecamp. They were no doubt French who have made their efcape, though they appeared to be in the uniform of rofficers of our Navy. The wherryman was lodged in prifon at Havre de Grace, and kept there about ten days. He was then releafed on reprefenting him. Pelf to be a filberman ; his boat was returned to bun, and the Frert men gave him fix or (even poudds of bread, tome ceder, and a pocket compel's. and i pals to prevent his being interrupted by any French vela fel he might meet with. In this Rate they tent him adrift, and he landed here on %Vednefday Iva, and gives the above defcription of<bis voyage. He brought feveral letters from Engline prifoners In France, and from French petfons to their friends 'Hatters in this country. He has been, we undernasd, examined, to lift this fingular Rory, and is at rant on board the GS SDIA MS guard flip. tltbM SAIVILDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. At a Court at the Qeett's Mott. the iftth bfl September, pretest the King's Moft Excellent jelly in Council I it it chit day ordered,loy his MaleAy in Council. that the Parliament which Rands pro rogued to Thbrfday the 24th day of this inflect Sep tembef. be flirthstr protogued to Taftfay the acitli day df Nuveiniter next. QIIKEN*3 PALACE, SEPT. 16, dol. The Kin; was this day pleated to eclat!. the he. Rout of Knighthond on George Collier. EN. a Cap tain in the Royal NAvy. WHITEHALL, SEPT. vg. The ICING has been pleated t, prefent the Rev. jowl Pintail, Clerk, Student in Civil LUC, to the Vicarage of erode Hampton, in the County of Devoe, and Dineefe of Enter. void by thereat. nation of the Rev. Jong PIT MA 14, Clerk. Metter dif Arts. The KIN e has alfo been pleated to prefent the Rev. 4saitc noel Caosaia, to the Church and Par% of Settle, in the Prcibytety and Stewarty of Kirkcudbright, vacant by the death of Mr. GEC MAXVIS L L. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 19, do,. Eztradt of a Letter from Captain James Lucas Yco, Commander of his Majelty's Sloop the Conflance, dated off La Guardia, the 18th Auguft do 7, tranfinitted to this Office by Admiral Lord Gardner.. • I have the pleafore to acquaint you, that pro. ceedirig to Oporto, agreeable to my orders, I received information of a fmall Spanifh lugger privateer being in La Guardia, that had been committing great de predations on our trade on the Cook of Portugal; it being calm, and within a few miles of that pert, I difpatched the boats under the command of Mr. William Hovenden Walker, Firll Lieutenant, affilled by Meths. Herbert, (Malle t 's M a t e ,) an d F or d er , (Midth;pman) r to cut her out, which they performed in a moll pall Ant manner, the two fo r t s a nd p r i vat e er being perfealy prepared to receive them, and opened a heavy fire on our boats long before they reached the veffel, which was moored under them, and, from the priloners' account, mounted four 24 pounders. the other fix 18•poundets, and one Itut.dred and fifty troops; the proves to be the El Reitrada. of Guardia. mounting one twelve and two 4.pounders, with 3o men, one of whom was killed, feveral wounded, and the ref jumped overboard. lam happy to add it was accomplifhed without any lofa on our fide.— Lieutenant Walker fpraks in the highell manner of Meets. Herbert and Forder, as alto of all the (carnal and marines of the party. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR ()erica, SITTIMBIR 19. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Cornet George Ackers to be Lieertebeutt, by purchafe, vice Lloyd, who retires tjtia Regiment of Light Dragoons--Hofpital Mate Alexander Halliday to be Affiltant4urgeon, vice M'Dougall, who refignr. 16tb Ditto-Captain Robert C. St. John Lord Clinton, from the 54th Foot, to be Captain of a l'roop, vice Wyatt, who ex changes; Henry Van Hagen, Gent: to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Sewell, promoted. Gift Ditto-John Jones, dent to be Cornet, by purchafe. asth Ditto--Lieutenant the Hon. Frederick Cathcart, from the ad Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop. aft Reglement of Foot Guards--Enfign George Ramfden to &Lien tenant, by purchafe, vice Trevelyan, who retires Coldftream Regiment of Foot Guards-Alexander Wedderborn, Cent to be Enfign, without purebafe, vice Wynyard, pro moted. eft Regiment of Foot-Enfign John Anderfon, from the Royal Lanark Militia, to be Enfign. 34 Ditto-Thomas Sherlock, Gent. to be Pepin, by purchafe, vice Morrie, promoted. loth Ditto-Enagn Charles Moore Campbell to be Lieutenant ; Lieutenant C. W. Bulkeley, from the North Lincoln Militia, to be Enka, vice Campbell ; and Lieutenant Benjamin Pratt, from ditto, to be Enfign vice Cowes, fupetfeded. 14th Ditto... Lieutenant dooald J. Morro, frees the ad Tower Hamlets Militia, to be Enfign. 17* Ditto--Lieutenant Alexander Sutherland, from half-pay of the 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice GJle, who exchanges. 19th Ditto Dobbins, Gent to be Bnfign, without purchafe, vice Stara, promoted In the tub Foot; and lieutenant John Bradford, from the North York Militia, tube F.nfign. 14th Ditto-Lieutcna,:t William B. Reynolds, from the North LiDCOill Militia, to be Enfign. 1 6 th Ditto-Lieutenant Charles M'Laren, from the Dumfries Militia, to be Enke). 34th Ditto-Captain iohnWystt from the 16th I Aght Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company. vice Lord Clinton, who exchanges and Ball Gent to be Enfign. without pur chArc,viccW 7 one, appointed to the tub Royal Veteran Battali n. 3lth Diego-caps Ckaa. Weaver, from the half pay of Nugent's Corm to be Captain at a Company, vice Temple, who en -44161art4;••-illittnin Charlewood. Gent an be Kafir, without purcbak, viers 'bellow, who's appointment has not .aken place Silt Ditto-Captain William Thwaitio, from Brigadier General Baillies Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Eyre, who cads:ages. S6* Ditto-.knfivt Thomas Moore, from the loth Foot, to be Lieutenant. without purchafe. Oth Ditto-lieutenant William Hairy Virgo, from the 26th Foot, robe Captain of a Compaq, by prelude, vice C. Camp bell. who retires. 634 Ditto-Lieutenant John Sheppard, from the EaR Suffolk Mi lids, to be Erika. • * 66 tb Diuo...Thoolaa Rithas, Gatt. to be Esti" 'without put. chafe, vice Duenee.pressesal; Rehe t'Clifferd,Geut. to be ditto, vim Sullivan. promoted. 9th Ditte...Lientaiant William Carrell to be Captain of a Coot party, vice Moetelainbert, imitated an Milton in the (barter /143Ra- Generara Departmeot. ithDitto.-Lieutenant Hugh Maclean, from the Royal Lanark Militia, to be Enfign. sth DittyEnfign Chriltopher Broughton, fads ibißoyal Sooth Lincoln Militia, to be Enke • klipitto-:Lieutenaut William Roth from theßatabire Militia to.* Witt 9th Ditto--Enfign John Whiteford Marlton, from the .Ayr Mi litia, to be Endgn. 83d Ditto-Captain Henry William Carr to be Major, vice Trot ter, decoded. 87th Ditto... Lieutenant Robert Mackay to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Cosfadine , deeeafed ; Lieutenant Rambla M'Cren to be ditto, vice johnfon, deceafed ; Esi6gn Henry Watfon to be Lieutenant, vice Mackay ; Enka John Cagigas to be ditto, ;vies M'Crea ; Volunteer Peter &aka Hulband to be Rake, vice Watfoo ; Volunteer Henry de Waal to be ditto, vice Cosh lan; Serjeant Robert Pail to he (barter-Mater, vice Bucha nan, cimeafai. 88th Ditto-George photon Gan. to be Enfign, without pun. chak, eke eosion T , roms;ed in the 34th Foot ; -- Hodder, Goat. to be Enka, without porthole, vice Ellis, promoted in the 34th Foot. 70th Ditto-.linfign Thomas White to be Lieutenant, without purchafe; Enfign Charles Dowfon to IQ ditto ; Euligh —• Bmk,from the Monmouth and Bream Militia, to be Enfign , vice Mike. 94th Ditto-Lieutenant James Campbell, from the Royal Lanark Militia, to be Enlign. 93th Ditto....lAeutenant Daniel Cordon: to be Captain of a Com pny, vice Jaskinfoo deeeafed ; Second Lieutenant Thomas DPI Namara to be Firß Lieutenant, vice Cardoux ; Norman Maclean, Gent- to be Second Lieutenant, vice M.Namara. 98th Ditto -Baku Richard Gibbons to be Lieutenant without purchafe; David Wilfon, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Gibbons. tooth Ditto...Eullga George B. Williams to be Lieutenant with out- pa:chafe, eke Windfor, promoted in the 4th Weft India Regiment; Peter Valentine Wood, Gent. to be Enfign, vice lodia Regiment, Shaw, Gent. to be Enfign, without =vice M'Leay, whore appointment has not taken place; Dobbin, Gent. to he ditto, vice Sinclair, wide appoint. Mot &SOK takes place.. 7 Sib Oka Om Weft Wit Iteftgenwsidiellaillt catee kettles, to. it Niaisea tiowe irliarat porehak; Bailin *Ebonies Do nald to be ' -eke Madder; Snip Richard Hu. wool e ns he alba; Beim tient. ft:he ENO; otcd Do nald 1 .aso jaebies. Oust to be ditto, vice Hopwood. Melee Oiled Resiree Reninseato4eamd Lieutenant 'howled Liter tobe FRI Damndest, Witblllit Owls's; Cl D. Alni, Gent. to he allibend Liestesente vise RodoeY i Solemn -- Haute, Min *soft Feet. to be MX:. with the wish of Second [Antenna, vinillpeitee. who Wipe* amoral Bane% Itqdelents.:Captain Tinseling Ere, inws the Slit Fhot. to baCeptain of a Conipaire,vietTlnelkm, winieschanges; Limas's* Jabs O. Mahullsere to Captain a a CoMpany, vire lieynoldr, deeeakil. Watteville's Ullman ..-..- Fifeller, Gent, to be EDS" trice Pertaloitel;apperlottni to Meiners Regiment 4th Garrifon Battalion.z.Lietitenant Colonel Sir Charles Irithoe, front Half Pay of the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel. vies Baynes, appointed to the Nova Staff Feneibles. . Nova Scotia Feneibles—Lieutenant Colonel Edw. . Baynes, from the 4th Gletvifun Battalion, to he Lieutenant Ceilonel, vice l'ay tor, piked on Half Pay of the 4th Fat+ ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. Mllitant Surgeon Henry Robenfou, from the Royale, tO be Aft- tent Surgeon, vice Hackfon, who reigns. STAFF. Major Thomas *mull. on Half Pay of the. orfiean Rai:rte. to be Deploy (Anna Matter General to the King's troop Eating in the Eaft Indies, with the rank of Lieutenant Celeste' to the . Army, vice the Honourable Lleistenent Coined Lite, irbei • reigns. Commillon dated Dec. 1, dos. Major William Marley, of the 3d Wei India Regiment. to be en Affillant to the Quarter Matter Geller* to the Forces, vice • Lieutenant CeloneT Eden. John Vaua, Gum to be an Affifhnt Conamiffary of Accounts MI the Forces. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff Surgeon William Hogg to be DepUty Infpettor of Hutpkals, Surgeon Alexander' High to be Surgeon to the Forces. The King's German Legion. 3d Battalion of the Linow-Gcntlensan Cadet Charles Brauns to be Enflgn, vitt Moller, who reigns. 2d Light liaaalion--Enfign Maim Schumann to be Lieutenant vice Dankers, fuperfeded, being threat without leave. MEMORA NDU M. Staff Surgeon Richard North is fuperfeded Conntniaion in the Renfrewfhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. John Macfarlane, Cent. to be Enfign, vice Campbell, refigned.-n Dated September 4, iBo7. Commilfi , ms figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Che fhire.—Loysl Middlewich Volunteers. Edward Braband, Efq. to be Captain, eke Bridge, reigned. Dated Angela to. 1807. Enfign JoCeph Reeve to be Lieutenant, vice Ainferorth, promoted. John Cooks, Gent to be kap, vice Ravenkroft. deveafeth-a Dated Auguft 3 t, 'Boy. Comr.tilEons figned bythe Lord Lieutenant of Hants. • South Eaft Hauts . Voluutece Cavalry. John Lintlegreen, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, vice Thlakthwayte, refigned ; earache Hayter, Ilig. to be Captain, vkajoiiiire, feigned. Dazed Sep 14, 'soy. !Commifflon in the Loyal Ongar Hundred. Volun teers. figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ellis! John Ogle. Gebt. to Be Adjutant. Dated Anita ty, do,. Cotnmiflion in the Loyal Berkthire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Liefitehant. Henry Rounds, Gent. to be Eska. Dated June to, sky. Clmmitfion in the Royal Tower Hamlets Milii-t o figned by the Lord Lientenattcos , stft Regiment. James Freeman, Gent. to be Rap end Alfiltant Surgeon, vice Longmore, reaped. Dated July 30, tso7. Conimiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ms.—Barking Volunteer Infantry. Captain Ibbetfiln to be Major, vice Spnrrell. refiped ; Unite. name Pittman to be Captain, vice Ibbetfon, promoted ; Enfign Chalk tube Lieutenant, vice Pittman, promoted. Dated Auguft 14, ao7. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Stephen Oahe*, of Sowerby Braze, Watley, Yorkfhlre, and ' Benjamin and John Cooper, of Habergbam Eaves, Lineal:like , Iron-founders. Sept. 10, tBO7. William Edmonds and John Rey, of Merthyr Tidvil,Glansorgan. (hire. Aug. 28,1807. loan Listen and Henry Ball, of Exeter, Um* drapers. Aug. as, tBo7. Junes Rooker sod William Jelatillb, of Darkfton, Staffordihlra, glafs mansfaCturers. Sept. 111.407 John Swan and John Plumb Baldry, of Wapping Wall, copper fmiths. May 29,1k7. James Ferguron and Kober dodper, of Wood-greet, Cheapfide, ribbon weavers. tetc. Shp. 15.1807. James Sare and Jame. Clark, of Hampfhire Place, Stockwell, Sur rey, gardeners. Sept. 15,11127. Alexander Walker And John Rube:Won, of the Cape of Good Hope, trader,. June 30, 2843; , Thomas Parker and i nom. Lloyd, of Brack', Shroollre, trona I mongers. Dec. 31, 1806 . Piling, Bury, and Lo of durnley, Lantifhire, cotton nainufac - I[WWI. March at, 11807 Joittua and John Lord. in Baeup near R. - chtlale LancaOstre, cot ton waft and warp manufacturers Feh. 14 1807. Edward A:lortati and WI dam Wipell, of Upper Mary-ia-benne- Meet, Midilleka. Sept. t 4,184. BANKRUPTS. William Gravenor, late of Briftol, Cigar refiner, (bu' now of the King's Bench Prifon ) to fuireuder Dauber 2,3. and 31, at the bulk Tavern, Corn-Ince, Briflol. Anomie.. Mr. H. my Davis, Brad ; or Mr. James, No 13. Gray's Inn Equate, London. William Kirkby. now or late of Maneheiter, merchant. dealer and chamnan, October s, 13, and 31, at eteren. at the Dog Tavern, Deanfgate, Mancheiter. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Lurfitor-fireet, ' London; or Mr. Knight, Manchefter. Junes Bolton and Fletcher Bolton, now or late of Warrington, Lancalkire. potters, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, Odlober 7, at fife, October 8, at eleven, and Odlobtr 31, at three, at the Eagle and Child 11113, Warrington. Attoentes, Mr. Manifold, North:Vieth Cheihire ; or Mr. OrreU, Macy-firm, Oxford ' ftreet, London. William Mordue, of South Place, Kennington, Surrey, dip-owner and merchant, dealer and chairman, 'Dank:. s, at fix, October 3, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Came ft.rect, Falcon Neste. Robert Collier, of New ilocd•ftreet, Midftefex, merchant, dealer and chapman, October a, at fix, October 3, and 31, at ten, at . Guitin l etl. London. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, jun. Cattle area, Falcon-fquare. Fr e derick Imbert Terry, now or late of Bowling greet, Weattlin• !ter, Middlefea.redifying dift-ller, dealer and ehapinaa.o42uber 2, at fix, Odlober 3, and 3i. at ten, at GulldhalL Attorney. Mr. . Martin, Vintners' Hall, Upper Theme ,- hires. DIVIDENDS. September 22. John Oliphant, of Fleet Brett, Loodoo, taylor, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. as. .26 eu Morifon, of Runcorn, in Che9,tre, brewer, at ' eleven,. at Guildhall, Landon. Sept. as. James- Lornmann and Francis Fuse Broderip, of Cheap fidippLeudon, and of the Haymarket and 'Tottenham unrhuod e Middlefex, mafical inftrument makers, at eleven, u Glufkibldi. . Sept. 23.' • John Lucy, of Liverpool, merchant and porter-dadere at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John ftrect, Liverpool Sept. as. Alexander Durham, of Birmingham, grocer, at ten, at GlllBll3lll, London. Sept. 23. Francis Henry Chriftin, John Calvert Clarke,antiCharles Bowen, of College Hill, London, merchants and cOpertners, at ten, ad Guildhall. Sept. 22. Henry Elliott, of Chippenharn, Wilts, eletbier, at ten, at the Rummer Tavern, litillol. Sept. as. John Wareing late of Goofnargh, Lancaddre, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at the George and Dragon Inn, Preens. The Blank and Prize Lill, of feveral Lotteries lati pan exhibited blank charms throughout to a very con. fiderable extent. Far different will be the counts• nance, through the entire drawing of the patent Hi of the prefent improved Lottery Plan. Scarce a chefs% of a nail's breadth will intervene between either a money Price, or a Ticket Prise, which is now guaranteed to be ;mid in money, at whatever, office bought.