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GLOUCESTER, OCTOBER r;, ISOI. • M WIAREAS Application is intended. to be T OORROW EVENING, NCIVEMBER . 4., made to Parliament in the next .Seffion, for leave to I will be prefented the New Comedy. in Five Ads, called bring in a Bill for building a Bridge acrofs the river Severn, at DELAYS AND BLUNDERS. the Wcftgate, in this Cltt—Perfons defiroui of furnithing The Principal Charaelers by Plans and Eftimates for Building the fame, either with Iron or Mr. LEWIS, Stone, are requeßed to fend fuch Plans and Ettimates to the Mr. MtTNDEN, Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. MURRAY, :Office of Mato. Wiltons, before the illth of -November next. )Ir. FRY, Mr. 6IDDONS, Mi. I DAVP.NPORT, &c. Nlrf, LITCHFIELD, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, \ IN. H. SI DDONS, and Mrs. MATTOCKS. T:ie Prologue :o be fpukca by Mr. BRUNTON. _ '11",t141.) permilfion of the Proprietor of the HaymarketTheatre, THE REVIEW, Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR. Cakb Quotem, Mr. FAWCETI'. Looney Macwoulter; Mr. JOHNSTONE ; John Lump, Mr. EMBRY ; Deputy Bull, Mr. DAVENPORT ; Grace Gaylove, Mrs. GIBBS. This Evening—The Cal inet ; veld Perou'e.' BRISTOL. TO GENTLEMEN MEAL-MEN. TO BE LEI', and emend upon immediatri y. Or at.Lady-Day nctt. within Onc Mile (011ie City, 'THE remainder of a LEASE upwards of Five - 1 - Years ueexpired of a capital DWELLING- HOUSE and GARDEN, with a fer of CORN-MILLS adjoining, together with about t 7 Acres of Meadow Land. The above Premifes may be had either together or feparate.—N. B. None need apply 'but fueh as can give proper Security Girdle Payment of the Rent. For Particulars apply to Mr. John Williams, at the Mills, Bedminfter.—Brif:ol, October 6, 1802. ALL Perfons who have any Claims or Demands on the late General Sir ROBERT SLOPER, K. B. of Weft Green Houle, near Hartford-bridge, Hants, deceafed, arc requefted to deliver in, to his Executors, at the Office of Mars. Sloper and Allen, No. 68, Great Ruffell-ftrect, Bloomfbury, an Account of the nature and particulars thereof, that the lime way be tumbled and paid.—And all thole who flood indebted to him, at the time of his deceafc, arc reqtiefted to pay the amount of their Debts to his laid Executors, Ruffen-art-et aforefrid.—Oclober 30, a B:.z. , - On Friday Mr. Cooke will p• rform the Oraradter s of Bajatet, in the Tra g ledy of Tamerianc, (being the oily night it will be aetcd this fearon). With Peroufe. A New Drama Two Ads, sad a New Opera in Three, are in preparation. ANNUITIES. WANTED to lay out the following Sums, in the purchafe of Annuities, to be feturcd upon Freehold Laths, Long Leafrs in MiAl:fex, or Money in the Funds, for the life of Grantors; viz. Three fertrate rums of um!. each, 1,6001. and 5001.350 L and 2 zol.--Principals or their Solicitors only will be treated with; who, to prevent unncceffary trouble, are requefted to fend partieulars'of any propofed Security to Mr. Carter, No•zo, King-ftreet, M'eftminfter. TO BE LET, A COSIFORTABLE FAMILY HOUSE, with Carden, Ponds, Law Paftures, and a quantity of Meadow Land, fefneient f or the ufe of the Houfe ; mit plea- Lindy litaate at and near to the rural Village of Frimley, four miles from Bagotot, in' the County bf &Try, and only 3o from London, on the high road to Southampton, by Farnham. For further particulars apply (if by letter poft paid), to Mr. Birch, at Frimley, near Bagfhot ; or at N 0.6, Chancery-lane, FREEHOLD ESTATES AND WATER CORN MILL, NEAR CAMBRIDGE.—By Mr. S MITH. At the Red Lion Inn, near the Market-Place, Cambridge, on Saturday, the aoth i it. at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, in fevera 1 Lou, SEVERAL very defirable FREEHOLD ES 'FATES, comprif -- r--; a quantity of excellent onen field and enclofed Land in Weftfi.ld, Cadwin, EJlihir, and Brayb-co , Fields, adjoining the town of W'illinghcm, within nine miles of Camb;idge,with a farm-hor fe,orchard, garden, large farm-yard, barns, ftabling, and oat -b u din gs, it: the occupation of Mr.lngle, tenant at will. Alfo a very delirable Freehold Eitate, com p:ifing yo Acres of rich arahle and meadow land, well timber ed, adjoining the 48th mile-/font on the turnpike-road from London, at Parnps ford, three miles from Cheiterford, (even from Saffron Walden, and ighr from Cambridge, with a corn-mill, dwelling-boufe, farm- yard, barn, ftabling, and out-buildings, in the occupation of Mr. Johlailbrooke,with a powerful ftream of fine clear water, and fulteient capability for concluding a fine white paper manufadory, arc.—To be viewed, with leave of the tenants, - and part ie titan, Isad.ten days preceding the fale, at the Fcuntain, Huntingdon ; Bell, Bury St. Edmund's; Ram, Newmarket; Crown, Cheltesicird; Red Lion, Royllon ; Red Lion, Biesop's Stortford • of MofFradibolstrey and Cope, So licitorr,Temple ; of Mr. ' PedSle, n'talltbr, Croydon ; at the place of file; sod of Mr. Sntith, DIo. 62, Broad-ftreet, ntar the Royal Exchange, London. . To be S 01.1) or LET, and may be entered upon immediately, ikCAPITAL modern-built STONE-HOUSE, in complete Repair, •fituate in Abington•ftrect, North hampton,late in the occupation of Mr. John Cole, Jun. cotnpri fing excellent Vaulted Family Cellars. a fpacious Hall, two large Parlours, Kitchen, Drawing.Rootn, three Betl-romus, CI stets, and four Attics, with a Laundry and other requifite Out-offices attached; and molt capital Wine-Vaults, Bottle-haute, Cooper age, Stuble,and Coach-boufe detached; together with a valuable' Pew in the Parifh Church of St. Giles. The Premifes were built by . a Wine Merchant for carrying on that bufinefs, and are particularly defirable for the pnrpofe; and the Vaults (which are capable of containing Zoo Pipes of - Wine) having a communication with a different Street from the I-loufe ' may either be let off, or held with it as agreeable to the Purchsfer or Tenant. _ A Clofe of pasture, containing upwards of two Acres at a faull diftanee from the Houfe, will be - fold or let with it if re quired.—lf Sold inocil. or iaool. may remain on Security of the Pretnifes.—For particulars enqui, c of Mr. Markham, At tonally, in Northampton. FIRST OF THE IMPROVED WORK. On fine wove paper, the Copper Pities in a very fuperior ftyle to any hitherto given. This day was publithed, price vs. Gd. [Erribellithed with the Portrait of Mr. Richard Knight, huntf man to Earl Spencer, engraved by Bond, from a Painting by Marlhall ; and an Etching of a Horfe falling from a Precipice, the Deign by Sartorious,jun.) Number CXXI. of ''HE SPORTING MAGAZINE. -A- Printed for J. Whcble, Wardick-fguare i • and fold by Chapplc, Pall Mall ; Booth, Duke ' s -greet, Portland-place; and by a I Buoldellers in town and country. - . Alf at C1'414.',0 1- 010111 It - ‘ Ci),V i lrrEA , 7 vt Apparatus for this Pttryofe, calculated to 4 4 improve au ardent Spirits obtaiTtri by rolitilfation; and to Idlest both the original and annual Spence of" tech Eitablifh meads; and agar a. Apparattia ter. COFFEE SY 5T1,4 4 /4... • . more expeditiouily, to greater certainty. and with much iefs Labour than it is dried in thi Sun; may be teen in ufe EVERY 1 ml:films, *the Tinned Colin: Works, on Bankide. to-be addreffed. to C. WYATT. (the PAT an rag) New ENGLISH STATE-LOTTERY, . Begins Drawing sedi of November. ree SCUE/dk; CONTAINS s Prizes of 4. 25,000 6 Prizes of C. i,oeo 3 —of ro,oca 8 -- of 500. 3 —of 3,0,:0 9466 from 4. zoo to 1 9 . AT SWIFT and CO. 7 S‘LOTTSILY-.OFFICE, No. it, Par/LT.lv, the Pint-drawn Ticket in the laft Lot. te.y, No. 796 r, a Prize of s ooL and Nos. 8041, and 23,824, both Prizes of i 0,0001. were fold and blared, as alto [even other I.lpital Prizes Epee November let. Ticarrs and SBA IlE“f thn prefent Lowery are en fate at the above Mc—The Firfrods awn Ticket entitled to 25,0001. SECOND ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, fbe &Os Drawn the 29th of November. THE Tickets are fold and divided.into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sktceoths, by HAZARD, lIJRNE,and Co. Stackpbrokens, at their - Store Lottery-Office, N 0.93, u m k. E • the iiiard Seckange, London, and 00 1k b.re (lie on their account. ..• Country - Orders, accompanied with short-dated Bills • London, Poil-Ofiloe Orders. or Cant, in Parcel by Coach or Carrier, penanally Uttendlil t 'lle Drawing, which wilt he concluded in eight days, will be eanduaad, on the fallowing Plan: To commence on Monday the 29th of November; focond day, Tharfday the ad of Lk umber; and every fuccceding Monday and Thurf.lay fill the 2 31 The intermediate days will.be appropriated to the pay bla!,of PriZelk midi& of undrawu 'rickets and Shares. , All Shun fold at this ()!lice willbe damped agreeable to At of Parliament, and an w it h the Cruwn, and found It, " HaLten and Ch.'s Lottery Office." Lefler% pea paid,. duly eawereti, and Schemes gratis. .day was published, In TIN() Vots. tame,. price ps. Boards, A STONISHMENT! A ROMANCE of A CENTURY AGO. By FRANCIS LATHOM, Efq. ' Author of " Men and Manners," " Mystery," • Midnight Bell," &e. Printed for T. N. Lo-groan and 0. Rees; and fo'l by W. Mill r, Bond-ltreet. Of whom may be bad, juR publillied, the sd Edition of PERCIVAL ; or, Nature Vindicatcd; a Novel. By R. C. Dallas, Efq. 4 vols. run°. price as. boards. The STRANGER, as perforMed at DRURY-LANE. Tbia day eras publifhed, - in When, price ss. 6d. THE STRANGER ; a Drama, in Five Ads, as performed at the Theatre Royel, Maley-Lane. Tranflated from the flernian of KOTZEBUE. By BENJAMIN THOMPSON, Efq. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoiter-row. Of whom may be had, lately publifhcd, EDITIONS of the following PLAYS : r. MOUNTAINEERS, a Play ; by Mr. Colman, 2S. s. WERTER,a Tragedy; by Mr.R.eynolds, 3. The HEIRESS, a Comedy; by General Burgoyne, se. S. Tile ROAD TO RUIN, a Consedys, by Mr. Holcroft, is. 4. F.NOLAND PRESERVED, a 'remedy . ; by Mr. Wat fon, is. 6. The BANK VOTE,' Comedy; by Mr. Wendy, 25. sr, MARY, QUEEN of SCOTS, &Tragedy; by the Hon. Mr. %John, zs. This day were publifbed, in One Volume; Bvo. price 7s. in Boards, --- - , °TRAVELS' in SPAIN, in 1797 and i79S. AQ1131.11. WRITER. . i ~ • , _ Hy FP EMLFUCK AUGUSTUS FISCHER. • BY ins Majoilleb Rot al Letters Patent, the With an Appendix on the Method of Travelling in that nenly-invented Machine fpr writing with Two Pens, pro • Country: . . 'lulus at the fame ibltant Two Unginala, according to the Tranflated Ninths °MOIL comma mode of writing, is oWsetrto the Corrui.creaal, Politi- * Oar prefent Author is not one at dole who deferve to be ' 2 ,,,_ 1 . Lerali and Literary World, as well as to all Pcrfona do. read only on account of the advantages of the fubjed. He ' 4l .kis of preferving authentic r.t.ords of thir correfpondence, poffelles both irtelilgence to know what is worth deferibing ftaLculans. oonspofitions, lan and &ill to defcribe it with elegance. The fcene of hi, travels This letetitien, which is reduced to a pradtice both day we confider as particularly interefting. Of all the countries in and free from every defed, has 'ften Landlionedby the patro- lurope, perha-A Spain offerstbe greateit number of Ojeda to Lute of fume of the molt stain:Wool charaet rs in the the crtricrilty of the traveller. World. Many pwfone who had been °Milted to have re- . 1 Mr. Filcher lias fortunately done more than he prom:fed. conic to the ,or rather Preflitit Machine, have can. He has vifited the molt important places in Spain, and given us t ' nefted the Copying, fatiataition in the uk of the Doub:e • a delineatign which includes every thing of the greateft tumor riter. The trouble aad Inconvenience artAdios the former • Sane to be known in each. It is the inhabitants, their che w totally fuperceded by the latter, Ishiefilelb jultly formed, :sadti, manna', and form of life, which is the fubjett that has that tLerrt ma boon =Make in its cacti, sod ienttruded with way occupied tlas attention of our traveller:' fuels meciaslealesadarbfr and Welty as taprerhade theirs:ter. Appendix, Anti-jac. Sept. illot. 11' of ail repairo..Manufaatarad".and - br t ic i t i t . a llirthings . Printed for T. N.,Loastnan and 0. Rees, raternoitcr-row ; Contkill, London., Portable Writ ag: .4:crying and fold by W. J. and J. Richardion, Royal-Exchange; sod Mer.bins lilensits4barst ler - W. Miner, Bond-Arca. , . . . N NVEEN Profeflional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyltem by the le ledion. of a peculiar Branch, the fanetion of long continued fuccefs is the belt criterion of faperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pradtice to the ezclufive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refult of my plan gives me n 'al ardounto oppofe as far as lam able the ravages of thole complaint)) which are the moft import ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Artny Surgeon, I formed a with at an early period of Pranice to refcue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of whicit I have de voted my attention, comprize every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duratioa.—adly. All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifuig from the habits of Schoolboys, er the indulgence of match age, and laftly that de rangement of the fyltern in Women which is called BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the refult of ignorance or hafte in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it nut unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifuned by the indifcretion of as unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are eafily cured, and even where others have failed, I truft that I may prefume to offer a radical re-cftablifhment. Few, however, arc the cafes of compl'cated clifireft in the diforder, compared with the raLunitous fituations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLI'I'A R Y V ICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fashionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequenec of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy [utterer broods over his mifery, but care fully conceal.; his misfortune, it may be fume confulation for him to know, that although it be an objedeof doubt or uncer tainty with other Practitioners, the removal of there DEFI CIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of Renovation is the acquire ment of my exnerienee. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early counteraCtion of this languid Rate, and in thefe cafes no great difficulties will occur But where this Deficiency has for years exi fled, a proper Per feverance is indilpenfibly requifite torevive the numbering (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Cqnftitution. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their expeetations of a Family, may be allured, that in molt - inltances fuels defedts are curable by Medical Skill The SECRECY avhich is Co caudal to my undertaking, and the QEdifications which I have prerumed to Rate, form the Bafis of my Pretenfions, and in coincid‘uce with fuch this Inti mation is given, that Mr. BREE may be confulted perfonally (or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his houfe,N4. 29,Arun del-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-itrect adjoining, and the name is on both the doors. Al. BRAE, Mernbcr of the Royal College - of Surgco3r. daring the Winter, as wen from the Nhat Mettainmetit, as MINERVA OFFICE- I . chores from thole Soaps, competed eft and recitation, Thi s day w..tpublithed, wbich have hitherto remained unpub In Two Volumes, i taco. Price 7s. (erred. The abovc Entertainment will be reputed Mondays, Thor:- : THE REPROBATE. TrantlAted from the &maid Saturdays. The feas ts will dote on the 18th ant- . German of La FONTAINE. camber. - . Printed for Lane and Newman, Leadenfraii.if.reet. Mr. DI/Dill eves twice, tbst ailkiiiiire is not . Alto kilt publilhesi, •. 1 ..-. the fnalkft pnbah IPE Puling vith MI SeackltiVrf "in. - Vidor, or Chili of the Porch, 4 volt. "lc"' clad to lif • hp, - . 114. issitißforatfti • tallisedeakkeds, 4 velb. ii& *wed. - • si r buil:- ..." v":..•. .• " t re/ Z t h e -R us wi c Independence. by Gabrielli, 4,5015. z6s. tented.. • ol - -- 41:" . ." •'• • .1 - _4 l We ti*P tow*rui.. SYella•of cite Vorth, - 4 :oh. 16s fewed. their 4lllr4Milliiiriri ' la -;•• ellevrame ts* *u Noble Wanderers, 2 vols. St. fewed. the I IllieliAllieiatii he•fellige, who WE raiials'eni : Village Romance. 1 Yoh. Ss. fewed. .. UfailliftilisbitliddliPOWlNlSt 11 0 4 4 ;•• • , ; • - -•••• I ottety e'f Life, 3 eds. tot. 66 fared. ' ' .frikg___PPlP4Wßagtb44lllslir Wit poliefloi to be tires - 'MINERVA' onicE. . . at Uari f i gffriti 4-44..1 _ : (!i:w L. ... i. • , 'nos day was publ (bed, _ _ _ TWELTII NIGHT.. , -SANS SOU C I. By the Authority of the Right Hoe. eke Loss C.IASIaIItLAIN. Z'O -MORROW EVENING, NOVEMBER 4 , will be prefented at SAN S 4puch - Ltlcr sTER PLACS, LLICIS rut-Sy/my • An Entertainment, entirely new, called MOST VOTES. • The Songs will come in the following . fuceellion 1 PART Loa-Tie Poet to his Pen, The Committee, One, The Toaft, The kiviGhle Pig, Water Creiks, Dolly of the Dale. PART 11.—Three Cheers, The Harmony of the Affcdtiuns, The Three Sifters, The „Mori= Harp, loitering Gilts, The I Sapling, The Barber's Shop. PART. 111. The Wind and the Rain, The Parachute. The Devil Outwitted. The Union of Love and Wine, A Hiftory of the War, MOST VOTES. The whole is written and compered, and will be fpoken, ' ung, and accompanied by DIBDIN. Bases p. Pit 3s. Gallery as.. to bcoioisne.d at Seven, and to begin exadily at Eight. Books of the Songs to be fold at the theatre. Places for the Boses to be taken at Leicefter Place, where way be had an the Articles in Mr. Di senses Catalogue, and .abo Propofals far the putdicadoo, by fobfeription, of his Pro b.-Moos! Life. with the Words of its Hundred Soap, and with Silty Plates from their fobjeds, in aqua tinta. " The Ladies," " The Iwacts of Love," " The Parachute," " The Toaft," " The Sapling." " The Harmony of the'Affce: tient," "One,"" The Devil Outwitted," and " Water Creffes." . are poblillsaL7On Thurfday bill be publiiked " The Wi..d and the Rain. And a different Song on every Thieves/ and Monday daring the Winter, as well from the NW Entertainmerst, as chorea from thofe Soar, competed of i grg and recitation, which have hitherto remained unpub The abovc Entertainment wiU be reputed Mondays, Thort days, mid Satanlays. The feahrisitin dole on the 18th of De cember. ALL Perfons who have any Claims or Demands on the late Mrs. SARAH STOKES KNOWLER, of Welt Green Houle, no.-ar Hartford-bridge; H,uatA, deceafed, are requefted to•ds.livet in, to her Executors, at the Office of Mellis. Slopes, and Allen, N 0.68, Great ituliell-flreetdiloonitbury, an Actotos, of the nature and -particulars thereof, that the lam may be examined and paid.—And all thole who {hod Iridebted to her, at the time of her deeeafe, are regretted to Flay the Amouot of their Debts to lier f.,:d Executors, in Ruffed drect aforgaid —oCloher 10, tßos. STRAW PAPER MANUFACTORY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SMITH. At Garraway's Coffee Houfe, on Friday, the lath init. at . Twelve o'clock, FIVE DEBENTURES, containing Eighty (even and a Half One-thoufamlth Parts in the STRAW PAPER MANUFACTORY, a valuable Concern, now c. n. dueling at the capacious Watts on the Bank of the Thames, at Chellea. The Company is ettablithed by Ad of Parliament, without limit of Profits, which are eapeCted 4o equal thole of any trading concern in the Kingdom. The ;Works may to viewed on Tucfday, Wcdnefday, and Thurfday preceding the Sale ; and Particu:ars then had at Gar riway% and of 'Mr. Smith, N. 6z, 13road-Rreet, near the Royal-Exchange, who is authorifed to fell the whole Five De bentures, or any one of them, by Private Contract. FREEHOLD FAR MS, CO'llrAGES,and LAND, CHRIST- CHURCH, HANTS. TO BF SOLD BY AUCTION, Ey Mr. smrni, At the George Inn, Clirift-church, Hants, on Monday, the 15th inftant, at crie o'clock, in Lots, IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, compriling eligible Farms, near Burton, Milton, and Chrift chutch. Alio, a quantity of rich M=low Land, in feveral parcels, near the Town, with cottages and gardens, highly im provable, and convenient far fia air and bathing.—Particulars are preparing, and may lie had 14 days previous to the fate, at the Crown, Ringwood ; Dol f hin, Southampton ; Angel, Ly mington ; George, Chriftelitirc . ... ; White Hart, Salifbury ; Bugle Horn, Newport, Ifle of Wight ; Lyndhurft; Mr. Long, Printer, Winchcfter; of MciTrs Dsbary and Cope, Solicitors, Temple; and of Mr. Smith, N 0.62, Bmad-ftreet. Ttom the LONDON GAZETTE, ['o'u. 2. WHITEHALL, MARCH 20. The King has been pleated to grant unto the Right T! pour able George Lord Keith, Knight of the Mott Honourable Mili tary Order of the Bath, Admiral of the Blue fquadron of his Majefty's fleet, and Commander in Chief of his Majefty's thins and veffels in the Mediterrancon, his Royal licence and perntif lion to receive and wear the Badge f the Order of the Crefcent• tranfmitt:d to his Lordfhlp by the Grand Signior; And also to order, that this his Majefty's Royal aineeffion and declaration, together with the relative documents, be re giftered in his College of Arffis. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFrICE, NOVEMBER 2. tit Regiment of Life Guards--42ornet and Sub-Lleutehani the • Honourable L. Fitzgerald Stauhepe to be Lieutenant, vice Frafer, deccafed. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Samuel Mk to be Captain of a troop, by purchafe, vice Talbot, promoted. dthDitte—Lieutenant Charles Jones to be Captain lieute nant, by purehafe, vice Chabot, promoted in the 27th Foot ; Comet Bargrate Wyhorn to be Lieutenant,, vice Jones. Moth Ditto—Enfign Richard Bingham Newland, from the 4th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Nixon, promoted. York Huffars--..Lieutenant-Will am Mansfield Morrifon, front the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Rincker, who ret;res. Hotneefoles Mounted Riflemen—Lieutenant the Honourable George Blaquiere, from the 24th Light Dragoons, to be Cap tain, by purchafe, vice Muller, who retires. Coldftreatn Regiment of Foot CI uards•-•-•Enfi:;:i Wi liatn Malec Danfey to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice gedley, who refigns ; Affiftant Surgeon John Crake, from the halt pay of the Tower Inva ids, to be Ailiftant-Surgeon, vice In e, who exchanges • Edward Lumley Wilfo n , G en t. to b e Cor net, by purchafe, vice Bailer, who retires • 3d Regiment of foot Guards—Ensign William Statham to t e Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Du& Id, promoted. 4th Regiment of Fopt—F. W. Defailly, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Turner, removed to the ad Font. sth Ditto—Captain Horace St. Paul, front the aft D agoon Guards, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Batfett, who ret Bth Ditto--Captain Step' en Prendergaft, fro half-pay f the 38th Foot, to be Captain of a Comp—ty, -e Dund .s, who exchanges, receiving the difference. . 14th Ditto..--Enfign Thomas Burbidge to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vce Morris, who retires ; i homas *Geet. to be Rnfign, vice Burbi.lge ; Adjutant George Morris to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign. 26th Ditto—Surgeon John Coldflream, of the late Northamp ton Fencib!es, to be Militant-Surgeon. 27th Ditto—Captain Lieutenant William "Chal)et, front the 11.'th Light Dragoons, to be Majer, by purehafe, vice Sne,v art, who retires. 3fitbitto—Thamas Sunderland, Eft]. to be Paymaflete vice Langford, who reiizns ; Surgeon John Ives, of the late CAM - brian Rangers, t, be Afliftant-Su•gean, viz: Ready, who reigns. 331 Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Gore, from half-pay of the sth Foot, to be Lituttinant-Colonel, vice Sh rbroke, who exchanges. aothDitto—Enfign Richard Archdall to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Moore, who retires. 54tb Ditto—Honourabie Lieutenant Henry Murray, 'rpm • he Loth Light Dragoons, to b- Captain, by porch fe, vice Wil liam., promo:ed. 59th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Bayer Otto, front half-pay of . the Queen's German Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Grant, who exchanges, receiving the difference. .both Ditto--Lieutenant KlChattlrlailbin, front the 69th loot, to be Lieutenant, vice Rattray, who exchanges; 64th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Henry Taynton to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice De Bonnie, who retires; Lieutenant Robert Tunter to be Captain Lieu tenant, by purchafe, vice Taynton. 66th Ditto—James Alexan !or Fehrfzcn, Gent. to be Enfign, by ;:urchafe, v'ce Colke:t, promoted in the loth Foot. 68th Ditto—Charles Creighton, Genc. to Le Enfign, by pur chafe, vice Shiells, promoted. 69 h Ditto---Lieutenatit* Alexander Rattray, from the 6cth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Philbin, who exchanges, loth 1/no—Lieutenant Charles Davers Allen, from half-pay pf the rsth Foot, .to be Lieutenant, vice Woods, who ex **changes, receiving the difference e Enfign J. W. Chafe to be - Lieatenant, by. purehafe, vice Colkett, Who retires ; John Galvin, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice WWI, who retires. • 83d Ditto—Affiftant-Surgeon Macmahon, from half-paT of the sth Foot, to be Affilant-Surgeon. 85 h Ditto—Lieutenant George Harwood, from half-pay of the 85th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Bowen, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 87th Ditto—James Raitt Hall, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, Le Darling, promoted in the-68th Foot. 9th Welt India Regiment—Lieutenant G. T. W. Tinling, from the 17th Foot, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Ride, who retires. STAFF. Henry Knyvett, Efq. Chief Accomptant, to be Chic 7Paymafter of the Army DepUt, vice Barker, who retires. Paymafter Henry Lewis, from half-pay of the late ed Battalion of the sth Foot, to be Deputy P:•ymait.r and Accomptant of the Army Depilt, vice Knyvett. HOSPITAL STAFF. • Garrifon-Mate J. Whyte, from Gibraltar, to be ?urgeon of a Recruiung Dlftrift, vice Wood, who retires on half-pay. EaU Dereham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant Juhn Hyde to be Captain of a troop, vice Wosie houfe, who refigns. Edmund M'odeliouf., Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hyde. Nortinghamihire Gentleni‘n and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet Tempeft Haines to be Lieutenant, vice Jewett, who refigns George Charlton, Gent. to he Cornet, vice Haines. Ifle of Wight Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Daniel Horlock, Gent. to be Cornet in the Eait and Weft Me dina Troop, vice Roach, who refigns. Thomas Waterworth, Gent, to be Cornet and Surgeon. Al ULM:ULAN DU 31. Lieutenant Dennis Vernon, of the 234 Foot, who was [apes.- feded in the Casette of the asth September latt, k retaliated in his rank. ' BANKRUPTS. , Bartholomew Schlotel, of Manfion-hottfe-nreet, London, mer chain, to furrcnder Nbv. 6, 16, and Dec.l4, at ten, at Guild hall. Anomie', Mars. Pcarcvand Dixon; Paternofter-row. 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