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"!I ,o ` ..r - _ . ~ • ' , THE ARMY'. • THE ILLUirIIOUS DUKE 01 1 WELIANOTON. In a Biography of His OR ACE, recently published. he is said not to have received his first commissen until his 18th year, and was then appointed to the 4lst Exit. The following' more awl:tonic bi..graphical account of the Militant life of ins Git Ace. taken from Nide/Jan": Royal Military Calendar, proves, however; • thst he bad been in two regiments before he was re rnoe.d to the 4ls: 1787. March 7. Appointed Fnsign in ti n t 73d Foot. December Apprnoted Lieutenant in the :01:1s toot. 3788. January 29. Eaciafiged into 41st Regiment.. 1189. June 85. hichanged into the 18th Dragoo..s. 3791. wept. 11$. Received a Company I. the .Stith Fs 1:02. Oct. 31; Ag sin exchanged to the I Sib Dr6gotitte- . ii4p. pointed Major in the 391 Foot. ''ti" 379 , t. Ap: il 50. Appointed I.letrettaut-ralmet. 17114. Commanded a liri,,aele of Int:virile deriog Load ?slakes r,ttear through Handers. Shortly afterwards was em yioyeJ in the expedition, under Admiral Ciirisitan, di s tined for the West Indies-and then accompanied his Regiment to India. 1798. May 3. Receive I the rank of Colenel brevet_ 3799. May 4. Cokstiel Wellesley at arid took Serinrips - tam, for which he received thanks in public orders from General Hattie. 1800. Sept 5. lit• intercepted DliondisWatres'e force at Conag hull, whrn Ohneidia bimsel and a great number cal his followers wet( killed, and the whole t.oely rho erwd for rh s Col. Waesley received the thanks of Genera: Brathwatte, thest in entaii.and of the fuses at hladtas, and also of the Governor General in Council. 1802. Aprtl Obtaie -el the rank nfklajur-General. 11103. April . Alter a f.nced march of 60 aulcs entered Pon. nab, po-s• sum of wh bad been taken by Sept. 23: Major-General Wellesk7, with an a: me slotting only of si 0 men, di wheatabout tooo.were Europeans, attacked and d efeated, at Assaye, Sabi:l4o's army, coomstiog of 314,5041 cavalry, 10,5'A regular in famy, 400 matchlocks, 500 rocket•reito, and 00 piece , of ordnance. Ile nest turned his attention to the Rajah of Berar's army, which he defeated ou the Plains o. Agralrl. • Dee. 14. Carried by storm the almost impregnable fortress of Gawilghar. Dec.. ti. S:1/fled a rresty of Peace with the Rajah of Derar. Dec. Ditto ditto with 6cindeab. 1804. Appointed a Knight of the Military Order of the Bath. 1305. Early at this yi ar Is • returned to England, when a sword, valued at XlOOO, was presented to him by the Inhabi tants et Calcutta : thanks were voted to him by both Houses of eariament ; and Ins comisluions in arms pre sented Pim with a sold vane, valued at 20th ) Guineas In the autumn sir A. B lVeiityle; accompant. d Lord Cat., can to eiauover, acrd on the return of the army was appointed to a Daunt , . _ 3808. lat.. 30. Receive (I the Colonelcy of the 33d Regiment. 3!.007. Defeated a detachment 'ot Dare. near Kioge. 1008. April 25. Attained the rank of j,ie.itenaili-General. August IT. Fought the battle of stoma 21. That of Virncisa, and &hotel, afterwards re turned to Ergiand . VIOL Mardi 28. Bitterne I to Portugal, and appointed by the Prince Regent of Partugal,MatsLai-General or ills Por tuguese I :tilos. Mir 11. Y.ssial the Douro, and captured Oporto. 3:4 . 49. rot gin the' battle of I alaver.i. in teais year be was ere wed Viscount Welliogton. 1910. Sept. 2. Fought the battle of ilusaco. 1811. May 5. I bat el Fuentes de Hetior, iir Almeida. tri this year his l ordship was erected by the Prince Re. gent of Portugal, Conde de Vraiet44 and oa the 11.5 July received the local rank of ritual la Ayala and Portugal. 3111. 128. 19. Ciudad Itoirte carried by story. Ninth 16, fiailajoe also carrion by July se, fought the batik of Sdamat la. In this year his Lordship was treated Martjuis Wellutron. 1813. January 1. was appointed Cannel of the prom G ua rd s . • June •41, the battle of Vi:tor.a.---appointed Field Matausl, ' and saute year a Knight of the . Game. A la g eh t 11 , the beats 44 thr l') I rfivra. 1914. May 3. be was created Marines. Douro and Duke of Wellington. Major FERRSZIN, of the 53.1 regiment, is to have the immediate care of BONAPARTE, ►n the island of S. Helena. The Major speaks the French, Italian, and Cur,iorn languages, with facility on,' elegance. The Royal Waggon Tr4iu, Crr ydou, are under orders for foreign service. The 97th IL.giment have marched into Cork Barracks horn Cuve. They are to be quartered in Fermoy. • The 6th Dragoon Guards, under the command of Colonel FRENCH, have left Dublin for Donaghadee, where they will embark for Sco►land. The 7th Dragoon Guards has replaced the 6th in Dublin garrison. the 4th Regiment marched from Limerick on Tuesday and Wednesday last for Dublin, where they will remain to de duty. - Lieutenant-Col ,nel Baru Farina, late Assistant Adjutant. General on the Staff of Lieutenant• General Count WALLMODEN. and I..entettant-Colonel of the .Ilremwoide Battalion of Hanoverian Light Infantry. is appinted Secretary-and Clerk of the Crown of the Island of A❑,igoa. The 11 st .1.17ie, being the anniversary of the memo. cable B.ittle taf Viroris, t! e 2i aittarion of the 871. i• or Prince of W AleAterns Irish Regiment, commanded by Lietre ant•Culenel Gomm, were reviewed by the Lieutenant-Governor- of Guernsey, his Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir ions Donn, Bart. and K.G C.B. who, in a very eloquent address, expressed his fulie.d approbation of their aprearance and move ments. Immediately after the review tke Officeri met at their Mess Room, when a 11,indsonie Cof hid been unanmntssly voted) was presented by Ma DAVINw 'fa, with it shoat address in ne..riy the fol lowing terms, to Lieutenant-Coknel Gotintt : " lei the name of the Officers of the second Battalion, I big leave to present you with this Vase, as a small testimony of the high opinion they entertain of your cen:loct Audits the arduous campaigns atul in the various actions they had the humor et serving under you in the Peninsula, and ot your uniferin attar lion to the inter, sit of every individual of the Corps." To which the Lieutenant-Colonel made the follow ing reply : Gentkmers.--I feel greatly at a low for adequate language to convey to you the sense 1 entertain of this flattering proof of your regard, which I accept With heartfelt pleasure, as a lasting me mento of the affection of a Carps ot Officers whose good opinion I value so highly.'this mark of your attachment is doubly endeared to me from the mantle? it was proposed to have had it presimted, and from the flattering inscription ou had placed on at, which, while it far exceeds my endeavours, onlyspeaks facts as to my anxious swishes to do justice to the illefitO of my gallant 'comrades. " if throughout six campaigns and as many general actions the second battalion of the Prince's own Irish have merited the favourable opinion of the illustrious Perron of the Corps, our, Country, or the General Officers under whorn IT has been our good . fortune to have served,it irprinelpally attributed mew uniformly seaiuue and cordial support I have received from my Officers. 6 ! This mark of your affection I will hand darn to my clall dren as a proof ot my exertions in the cause of my country, and if they inherit one spark of my feelings,• they will estimate its value as I do, and will preserve it with bearttelt pride and.boaett . exultation." in the evening Sir Joint Doris, with Lis Staff, a nd the 'Attics of the 87th Regiment, dined with the (Ifficets. Agana r PRomfrIONS. WAR 01111C16 Avaust 12. et Rniment of Life tuards--Llantenant Edward Flub, of the Bth FOOT, To be Corr..•t and Sub-Lteutenaro, by purchase, vice , It ic. , arduiti, promoted. 2d Ditto—Job. vit C:lxeraft, Gent. to be Cornet anal Sub•ldeute ,Cr ligrtoll, promoted. tt.ionwill of vra g i.on Ouards—Captain John B. Orde, from the ::Ittt Ligltr Ur tgnoiii. to he Captain of a Troup, •ice Eli, wkd excitaug.a•; Comet Edward Buffo to be Lieutenant, without p•ilCailte ; William Enery, Gent. to be Curate, vice Rao. WI Unto —1 lugli rineh, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice itaike4, promoted. 17tha Reg •nt t 4 Draeoons—Surgeon Will; %Vybrow, bons the a itit Fwoo, to he Surgeon, vice Younv, eeceattql. list Unto—Captain William ructli, from the td Oragooli Guards, to i•ts ('opt.iin .)f 4 I rap, vice Orde, who exchanges. 24.11 1).• W. U. West, Gent. to be Cornet, hi purchase, vice t 1.1 tsl G...ardq—Charles Newly, Gent. to be As- svai---iime.io, vice I latirint, who resigns. d toci.:-- 2 Livuteisant-General air Henry Clinton, O C. U. hum the tit,th foot, to be Colonel, vice General Leigh,' deceased. 4th Nair—Major Roli , •rt Anstruthow, from half pay of :he 42d Fun., to be Major,. vice Burke, who exchmiges ; Lieutenam John Brown, to bo.Captaiii of a .Compaity, without purchase, vice Williamson, be in Veteran Battalion ; En.igt. Hl grave to be Lieutinahr, without purchase, vice White. who resigns; Henry Noble Murton, Gent. to be En sign, vice Blagrave. 7th Unto--Lietnetiatit EdwaritsDundee, from half-pay of the Royal Waggon Train, with temporary rank, tube I.Tutenant, vice Miller, who exchanges upon the'satne ra!ik 14th Ditto—Ensign Francis R. Tane to be Lieutenant, without purchase; Williamson, Gent. to be Ensign, v:ce 1 ate, promoted. 15th Llitto—Ensign John M'Duff, from half-pay of the 92-t1 Foot, to be Ensitti, vice !kiwis., who exchaugc.. 19tt: Ditto—AssistasitEurpt on W. B. Parker, from the 14th Root, to be Surgeon, vice Wybrow, appointed to the 17th Light ' Dragoons. I:4.lll.)tito—Bnsign Alezander Ckild to be Lieutenant. without purcbaw, vice Stack, promntinl io the Ist Garrt,on Battalion; Francis Spencer Hawkins. t;enr. to b. En.igii, ince Child 34th Ditto--W. W. Homan, Gent. to be Eloisn, wiihuut per• chase, vice WhittakLr, promoted. Seth Dittu--1 ieutenant Litn..tkeell, from half-pay of the 24ti _ _ foot, to i.e Lteu:ettain, v•ce Waifiwit. , .lit, wi,o exchanges 38th Di to—Captain Wit ia , n Ince, front i•aifi.ay of the Regi ment, to be ('again ot a l'ompany, vice Fu tattoo, apoostneel to the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion. 42d Ditto—Lieuntaii: Dro,can Stewart to be Captain of a Com pany. vice Davidson, dea i of hi. wound.; en, sit At,xateler Brown to be neutecatn, vice Z . .. 1. W Art ; V011i • I err Chrigoplier Clarke, front :he 69th Foot, to be Bisiget, rice Bi u .en -esti Ditto—Lieutenant itlevand.. Stelae to be Adjutant, vice Lawrence bLeck, who resign. the At juratitcy only. 47th thuo—Capta.a William Rutledge, from isaif pay of the Re gimeot. to h. Captain of a Coinelany, vie... Mathews. who ex changes ; Eosign W. R. Mango to be Adjutant. .5.11 I)itto—,lotin isenthasn e alena to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hunter, whose aipointment has not taken place. 533 Litt.- --I o be Captains of Companies, without purchase— Lteut, n.in:, Mathew Young and Frederick H. Foler. To be lieutenant, without purchase—Ensign P. k. Cameron. To have the rank of Lieutenant—Ensign atid Adjutant J. Wilton. I. be neutrinots, witbout purchase--Ensign E. S. Prideaux ; Ensign George Hamilton, vice Young; Ensign G. S. Jettvy. . ice Fuller. l'o be Ensigns—John Lawfurd Kingston, Gent, vice Cameron ; Richard Bennie? Usher, Gent. vice Prideaux ; William Wu gan Baines, Gent. vice Hamilton; P. liackhouse, Gent. vice Jeffrey. Still , Ditto—Surgeon William Daunt, from the Canadian Fen- dimes, to be Surgeon, vice Moore, who exchanges. 'lt h Ditto--Lieutroant-General sir W. P. Acland, K.C.B. to be Colonel-Commandant of .a Battalion, vice Sir Henry Clin ton, appointed to the command of the 1.1 Regiment; Lieute nant Edward D'Arcy, from the o3d Foot. to be Captain tit a Company, withoet purchase, vice. Deektier, placed upon h: If. pay ; Ensign Thomas liessey, from Dillon's Regiment, to be Lk-sitenant, withont purchase; Hospital-Assistant Robert Dundee to be Assistant margeon. dist!) Ditto Lieutenant Arthur G. !Awls, from the Sib West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vier Daw.li, who exchanges. 7311 Ditto—Brevet-Major J. Murray to be Major, vice I`.l'l..can, dead sit his wounds. To be Captain, of Companies—Lieutenant Thomas Skottowe, vice Robertson, kilted In action ; Lieutenant Richard Leyu... vice Murray; lieutenant' Frain:is Eager, vice Kennedy, killed -In action. To be Lieutenants—Ensign R. G. Heselridge, vice Strachan, killed in action; E nsign William Macllean, vice Hollis, killed in action ; Ensign Thomas Deacon, vice Skottowe; Ensign t.. B. Eastwood, vice Leyne. To be Ensigns—Barritig.oa Haswall,.Geet. vice ileteirige; Jobie Atkinson, Gent. vice Macßean ; .Mathew 1.1.1v:ell, Gent. vice Deacon; William Costynghant Cowie, Gent. vice Eastwood. 74th Ditto—Lieutenant W. Freebairn, front half-pay of the 50th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Black, who exchanges. Sigh Ditto—Captain J. RI Drewe, from halt-pay of the 2d Gar rison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Standard, who exchanges. 69th Ditco—Lieuienant Francis Milos to be Adjutant, vice Hop. per, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 90th Ditto—Blevet Lieutruant•Colonel Benjamin Preedy, to be Maj .r, vice Currie, killed in action. • • 934 Ditto--To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign Ales ander Douglas ' vice an'Leau, promoted; Ensign Peter Cheap., vice Hedderick, promoted. To be Ensigns—Ensign John OM, from half-pay of the 42.41 Foote, !ice Walker, who exchanges; G. Mackay butherlaulk Gent vice Douglas; John Reynolds, Gent. vice Cheops. 9Uth Ditto—Coons» Brows, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, eke Kennedy, promoted. • Ist West India Regimens—Edward Lennan, Gent. to be Zael" without purchase, vies Backhausen, promoted in the Royal Waggon f rola sd !tau—Francis Macfarlane, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Gerdes appointed to the 47th Foot. • ith bitto—Lientenent Daniel Maclean to be Captain of a Coin. ...A.4, wkhout peraiwie, vice Reed, promoted. jilt Ditto—Lieutenant David Dawes, from the Seth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lewis, who exchanges. York Clurseurs—CeeneUJeseup, Gent. to be Ensign, with Out . purchase, vice O'Farrell, who resigns. • Corps of Foreigners, attached to the Royal Waggon Train —G. Lindemann. Esq. to be Captain of a Troop, with temporary rank; Ensign Augustus Barkbausen, front the let West India Regiment, to be Litinenant. tat Garrison liattalion—Eitaign Benjamin Bayley, from half-pay ot the isle ih Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Mackay, 'placed upon half-pay. 34 Ditto-I'o be Ensigns—James Dickenson, Gent.; Charles Cooke, Gent. To be Assistant-Surgeon—Assistant-Surgeon William Parrott, from lialf.pay of the late 7th km ji Veteran Battalion. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion.—Commissions to be dated July 7, leis.—Major A: Rose, from the 6th Royal Veteran Batta lion, to be Major. To be Captales of Companies—Captains W. Porter, from the late ild Royal Veteran Battalion ; J. Morrison, from ditto ; J. Reynolds, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battallod; W. Adams, from the late let Royal Veteran Battalion ; W. Cres well. front the late Mb Royal Veteran Battalion ; G. Willa beefy, from ditto; G. Coltman, from the late did Royal Vete ran Battalion. 'lO be Lientehanta--tieutenant F. M'Cullocb, from the Retired list of Invalids; W. Ross, from the late sth Royal Veteran • Battalion; J.D. M'Arthur, from the late fad Royal Veteran Bananas; LT Which, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Batta lion) W Spinks, from the late itsl Royal Veteran Battalion; . Jas. Watson, from the late Stb Royal Veteran Battalion; C. -.Moss, from the lite 9d Royal Veteran Battalion. To be /insigne—Ensigns J. Martin, front the Lite let Royal V e . teran Battalion; P. Handasyde, from the late 7th Royal Ve teran Battalion; D. M'Keown, from the late Sip Royal Vete no Battalion; J. B. Poe, from the late nd Royal Veteran Bat talion; J. Nies, front ditto; ha. Lock, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion; John M'Koy, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion ; l'homas Bush, from the late id Royal Veteran Battalion. To bet Adjutant—Lieutenant Crooke, Was tin 14. elk - ReVal Vann& Battalion. MNIMMEN To be Surpar—targoilt . P. MlArther, trordthekte ea Royal Veteran Battalion. • To be 'Quatter-Marirr—Qnartet-lVfastit I . Da•ii fr tit tl late 4th Royal Veteran Batthlion. Si Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Clentlty, from the late std Royal Veteran flattalttin,_ to be Captain of Com,yoy ; Lieutettant Janice Lhi,lhey, from the data 7th Royal Vetetao sualiws, to be Liesteuant; Ensign D. Glatt. toe la:e 4th Royal Veteran }Siltation, to be Ensich 3d Ditto—To be Captain. or Companies— firevvt Maio. lyneti Douglas, from the late 7th Itt•yal Vete: an thet a hoa ; Jolt!. Grant, trout the Lae tab Rapt Veteran 11a;t41',311. To be Licuicilalits—l.oell'ell.lti:. J o h,' hlacteae, Irons the I ite 6th Royal Veteran Battalion; John Muere, tr en toe iset.re.l Li•t; K. MiDotiald, from the late 7th {loyal Veteran ttar.a. lion; R. M`Leation ' trona ditto; Robert Hay. ft4.ttz tree lee 11th Royal Veteran Battalion; J. I-ravioli, front the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Quarter4laster Citar . .es West, from the late oth Royal Veteran Battalion. To he Ensigns—Ensign Thos.- sin‘Dinuild, from the late Ma Royal Veteran Battalion; C. lobert...ll, from the late 9,13 Royal Veteran Battalion; D. Kennedy, froin ditto; J. Cum ming, trots ditto; G. Shockiedge, fium late ttth Royal Vet: rati rattalion ; J. Lawson, Irum the late 4tli Koval Vete ran Battalion. • tith Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Archibald Full:iron. from the 38. h lout, to be Captain 01 a Culttpany, Viea: Whose 3roptgOtaiwo , has not taken place; Lieutenant John Lanett, trolls half-pay of the lst Gusiton lkitt3l.on, as iw Lieutenant, vice Wurten, While appointment has not I.:ken place. 711 s Ditto—Captain Thomas MiNedl, from the Ssth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Baird, placed upon dr. Refired List. Sat Ditto—Lieutenant Edinual Tobin, from the 19: h Foot, to be Lieutenant. Canadian Feticiblea—Surgeon Thomas Moore, front the 530, Foot, to be hereon, vice Daunt, who exchanges. OARRISONS. Limstenant.Gelieral Mervyn Atclidall to be Lientenant-Cover• nor of the Isis of Wiuld, care Leizti, deceased. 't F. Major Peter Augustus Lautour, t.t the 231 Liyht Dragoons, to bc Litu•estwit-Culimei w the Army. Caw:. .1 Richard Crofter, of the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Major itt the Army. 110SIITAL STAFF. E. be Deputy Inspectors et Hospitals---Akotapder Menzies, M.D. late Physician to the Purees; btaff-Argeson Alexander Baxter. l'o br Physician to the Fosres—Sorgeon John Arthur, M.D. Is be Surgeons to the Forces— l bonus Docker, Esq. late a Staff burg, ; Assistant Sulteuti Edward Doughty. To be .narbeori or a kreruiting District—D6triet Surgeon Grant, twin u be Hospital AutlitAllt to the Forcee•o-Hospital Kite Barnard Ceoway. o he Deputy Purveyor to the Foreero T Purveyot's Ckrk James Sherwin. 11111.101tANDIIM. 'The undermentioned 01Recut, appointed in the Gazettes of the 15th July and :41i of Auguq, are of the Foreign Cozy' of Waggoners aitached to the ku)al Waggon fram, va. Captain Charles Baron lliseln.ecau.en ; Ltautetiauts COU•ilill. —Von Ilarle,stm, Wham Pat emus, fruce, aad A P. Crimes ; Corners --- Alders, and -- Krupp. the anointment or the under-ment:ened Otlic,rs, as Slated Lo the liaseves et the 10.6 Nuvt.:nba 1; , 14, iitn June List, 18th and ultimo, nave not taken pace 101st rout—Alexander Nich.rheatl, Gcnt. to he Ensign. ant Royal Veteran liattalion—Ca l qa:n I leery I.oblek, trunk 11e late 7th Royal Ve eran be Capt..M. Breve —Cap.ain Peter Ulnas, ut the 79sil :u be 'tl the Army. _ . Sib Dragw y m Gnarils—AA-I..!aut Surgeon Tl.orals W. /won, fruin trat-pay at the Siou Fou:, t., br Asais..hr:-S,rsgeo.i, vr,:e Aruba oir, who ra...laa , r-rs. larutrie.hot lianas (Aver an.l Idmin.-0r the art su i rer.edel, bring Alen( wi.',.,utleavw L R T A its I w Vlztttls of u it. 4: hi 4tb List. 4th Flw.—l'.•r Ueetlrry...3 C.64ec AletandTr !pen the Maitary Col:rge, ro be Fn Iv., retd.teetelentan Cent Alexi:mice 1. L. Cava:, tr4at titc.koyal NlL:at try f.:ol.zige, .t) at Lfl.lyll. jo:A Coo. —For Percival I.ewls, Cerr. to be Engle, 7:ad Chas. feipies Lewis, .1) 1...• 3 l!ls tout-I'or boico to Enstn, Laing, lieut. to h. LSJ .I.tires Ciaribur, Gent. to t'e Ensigr, rtal Jim I..::autor, tent. to be Ensign, by purchase. The Prates Regent has graoted permisittin to Lieutenant-Co lot.e: 11. Cautsc, to aece:it the 6/112runumerary Cross of the s tash Otnler of C:larles 111. LICE OF ORDIXANCIE, A Vuust 9. Elt aA7 t: )4 in the tkzette of the sth August, 1813. Above the names of Uendemen Cadets Adol4hue itechtern and Ltwis IlAgentrritt, who are appointed Second Lieutenants, *theft Arolery of the King's German !.Zion. Conim,s,ion in the Ross-shire, &c. Rei,iment of 19iiitia, signed by the Commission of LWutenantcy for the Couuty of Ross. Charles /laser, Esq. to be Colonel. BANKRUP I'CY ENLARGED. August 22, William Payne, of Haberdasher's Wallc, Shoreltch, vicauallti, dealer and eh:ipauan, at teu, at Guildhall. Augu.t :14 Sarah Warwick, et Old Cavenduh.street, Oared. wrest, hues-drapar, at teu, at SANK it LI iv CY SU PERSEDED. - - - - - - Edward Morgan, of Knighton, Rad:iorshire, woolitgider. BANKRUP IS. Thomas Weatherhead, of Lancaster, ironmonger, whitesmith, dealer and chapman, to surrender bert ember 1, at Live, ticpt. ft, at tut, and *pt. 2q, at eleven, at the Klng's A: ms, Lan caster. Anomie,, Mea.srs. Atinnson and K itats, Chancery lane, London; orMesirs. Dowbiggin, *harp, and Ravrimson, Lancaster. him Watson, of Darlington, Durham, currier, dealer and chap. man, August :et, 30, Aid September 221, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Darlington. Anomie*, Mr. Richard ‘k John ston, of Dailington ; or Messrs. Lowudes and Lowudes, ked Lion square, London. William Lloyd, at Moulton, Devon, mercer and liaen•draper, August Se, SL, sad Sept. 29, at twelve, at the Gulden L . uni, Houuou. Attorules, Mesars. Datke, Clurcls, and Darke, 10, Princes-street, kledford-row, Loudon; or Mr. Cox, Jinni' on. James Bennett, late of Ross, Herefordsblre, cordwaioer, August MI, 29, and Sept. 23, at ten, at the King's Head . luis, it ess.— Attornies Messrs. Edmonds Jeyes, Chancery-lane, Lon don ; or Mr. John Stratford Collins, Ross. Jacob Samkltis, of Margate, Kent, money-scrivener, Augusi 19, 111, at twelve, and September 23, at tea, at the Royal lintei. Margate. Attornies, Mr. Gering, Margate; ur MrAinnuel Taylor, lebn street, lieißurd-row. John Aybag, of Chertsey, Surrey, sealer, dealer and chavinan, August 15, 22, and Sept. 29, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atturtne, Mr. Fuster, Walsall; ur Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maple(, and Pearce, Frederick'r-place, Old Jewry, Loudon. liasc bird, of 'rumba's' Green, Middlesex, corn and salt-mer chant, dealer and chapman, August 15, 22, and Sept. 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Truwhitt, Oink's-court ; • Carey -street. ! William Herman and William Cockerill, of the British Imperial Hotel, Covent Garden, Middlesex, hotel-keepers, dealer. and, chipmen, and (spanners, August 15,29, and Sept. 23, al else en at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sarel, hsaex-street, Strand. Thomas Yates, of A Idersgate-atreet, I.ondon, tohaccussisi, d. zler and cis:spina/4 September 11, 12, and a: nue, at Cu:4l4.n Attorney, Mr. %% m. Paterson. sits, Old broad-street. Matthew Cowell and '1 hcodure Carter, of Old Fuld, b..w, Mid dlesex, brewers, dealers, chapmen, at:d copartners, August 1.7, 92, and Sept. 23, at eleven, at Guila.di. At:orntes, Niessrs. Gregson, Angel semis t, •I'lirogmurt on -street , London. Williaan Geedbew, of I.ittle Britain, Lundeu, victualler, dean r and chapman, August 15, Sept. 5, and at t:eveu, at Guini hall. Attorney, Mr. R. Whittuts, N , Urea; Jaines-Sleet, Bed ford-row., London. Thomas Simmonda and Harry Sherer, of hlaielstone, Kent, wine and brandy-merchants, copartner., dealers, and clap:tier, August 19, 22, and Sept. 23, at tell, at Guildhall. atttorriey, Mr. Larnishaw, 32, Red Cress-street, Crippleg.,te.. Nrilliao Hebblewhite, of Hursington, LlucultAire, me• chant, dealer and °Minna's i August 25, 2h, and St pt. at eleven, at the Peacock lint, Lkistuu. Anomie., Mr. J. A. Hartley, Bos ton; or Messrs. Ludington and Hall,•Temple, London. TbUlllai Horne, of euplar, Middlesex, 11,itii -tacoir, dealer Std chapman, August 19, 23, and at ten, at Guildhall.— Aeturnies, Messrs. liviu and Rixou, Hs) don-orioare, Miseries. 1 4 honsas bumf, bf iSnritini, merchant enli Stnlter, ..'ester ai. l 4 chapnian, Anylat 15, 6, and Sept. 29, at 4,11. at Guiltl , altaia - Ailc•r. ft., Messrs Willis, irt bine, snit Guile, Warntuitt cour, Titrogniorton•sii err, I Amides!. ta•o of tolcheare.• t reet, S.vare Gardens, Loodart; with -merchant, 'levier and clial•tuaii, Anglin 15, 22, rcpt. • 23, a - tt n, at G 'Jihad. Attorney, M. Hackett, Wir..eoart, bssi h.i: Di VI DEN n. to be made at (JI3II.I)HALL. Opt 4, It d Hagster, teph..ls'erer, at ten. Per!. I C,arl.s Chapman, West 1111)(111, $44411, dap:l, at fen. Ncir. 11, lidos Oxtettl.strort. vietualltr, at ten. Nor 7,W- : , lope Welt;l, euvriclt, t0.41-twmchant, tt tseetve Sept. 4, John Beton and IVeliano spear. Lower l'ltnnt. s-streer, ish-Ino!t -yet s, at ten. oept. 5, Arthur Harrison, l'arliarrietst-s'reet, draper, at tweet, !Sept. 4, Flynn:is 'Firmer., Ktee'sb, aster, mill-wright, at ten. Sift. 6, David H•rgervii Kay midi-v 4 , 7., /ik urs hi l i.r t ,w, carpenter, at ten. . elt 4, L4 , ltel I.e , JAN b:41! and LlMei. Wilkinson, Bread ' , MCI, factors. DIVIDLnDi to he snat!e lo the COUNTRY. Ser. 21, Allies Chasi.ter, Ifart lord Isai.krs, eleven at t*.• own Notitiw.eb. tI I ,Wen. I lewkins, John a.:41 *l'uati:::s nen huts, IS rannlliam, ler, tota•ntakerr, rh•ret . at the Royal 1 lotel, llitiomilhatu. Sept 2, John Son 4, Yorkshire, itinkeepti, at ten, at 444: :sun kopton. S.:11 Jchn Hairy, la., at Caple. litrei•irds, ire, dealer .n at eleven, at the hing'. need hoes. 5. pr. 2, tAbtr• Wolverhanviton. tam. :, at el. veto a• cite lira& •rel Antis It • . p an s, Sr, 6.-.'e te e West, Kine-ten-eintit-Hirll, lint • draper, at eleven, at 114 1.0 4 .! aid Mick s. pt. :limo,: 0nt0..., N. w.:as• la-t.r)a, I yr:a, pub..can, t at elgveti, George Ina', NrWC:latle. CS.k 4 IFICATES —Strrrassca 7. J,II Disnttoni, turg oe. Webb, 1. , ./- nsingroti,Wa.winveiire, bowler. John lar.den, of Liverr broLtr. W Coo swan • taveT. , -krir ; et Ladd, ChallAitt, tea- kai Cictrio. s•ao,fseht, side, Wi11:et...404; Itawnbroker. /Imes Calk, Hai tit `tun. n• ar Liverpool, soft soap nianufarturer Cbalies Evans, ‘lighirevt., Glioicesterslitre, banker. John Halightws, sin-reheat. Christopher Brown and Utarle. e3llry , °Lore-at:set, Puetruar laare, St. Mary la•Bonnt:. iffNIYERSII7 . I.VIALLIC:PATCS. • oxroitio, AL GU.) l' At the Vlskatlon, holden at Abi.T..aot, •m N4 , 414. 1 .ay last, 7-1 r John Sheffield Cox was elected a Jc4ol4c. of Pesubrute egc, on the tinnufal.ou of 1 hos. Tesdak, E•q . Some curs ago a Mr. 'detract 'et two Prizes, ole of £1 .:00 and one of _Coto foi the first a.. 1 sect), 4 best Essays no •' ps a•rd A tribut.i of 000 " I.e brit , sits ot £laoo ass been aejudged iss the kteverentl Pratt-teal l'r ot- or of Marlsch.•l Collego, the Un•sno st yof Abr:dcen; at.l :las second ut .giUj t•i isll. ,Sunuser, of kto,i Cr) tow-. rstosf.rri Rest. G. H. Deane, el sk, As .• toe Y.carage of &Lei, Suffolk. Rev. Dr. Thomson, of Lung :)tow.:, to the •t• ctory of 11::•: , ! , y, ywk.lsire. Stow. Walter Pa•eshal', to the re►i e• 4 ...oracy of C:r,leost Bisbop, near dr.olayard. As a great nuny ot s•: • Jr:ra, w‘'. cip.tted is the immense . r.htlte.; ;;y ; r. tune in the lute Lottery. evi-Lc 4 • .11.'110911 Jc. posing of a small pit of their g i . :3UrL/1:11:.1 •:1r luck in the present L +Leery, we 111 not 411 at the demand dail expert:aced t;ir Ticket; Shales-3 demand %hie% must very shindy c.ll 6ttrue the whole ut the lik.ke.s, that bring but l'oc It3VIM; MATCI.I.---ASTLEY'S 27th Prize 10' *.i" 1 ; was towed tor on Saturday 1 st, in honour i; Itoyal Iliglstiess the PitiNCIC Ittuesr's At 1441 f past four, sic candiciate. started for t •te Feat, winch w.t. ably contested-14•r Maynartl. • Llmbeto, came in fit st ; Jitises liengetb n ds second ; a nd Riob t rd Johnson, of Kota rtutn:. Tao s?cond heat touk place at six o'clock, . slid ther4 • was scarcely any diti.:rence between the last men.• firmed yo•ing men ttitt.l they atrived oppo,ite cite lit rse Ferry, L,mb th, when, by the sitiitut steerage of yeu.ig Maytiard. he cleared toe rutaler of a west country bar,;e, wh.le Lae other tact, who were cl use to hint, rowed on it, by which means he got :sty bsats' length 41•!1.:4 4, which never could be recovered, and wlticti gave bim the prize. lie receiv , -.! wherry, as is usual. at the Ainph:theatte, amidst the applause of a crowd:d audience, Aid was alisuiu•aly carried out of the cireie in the boat, on the shoul tern of at 'rut 100 spectators. The prize-wherry i. worm thirty guineas, anti does nigh honour to the liber4fry of Mt. A.rt.av, and the other Pioprtetors of :he Rcyal Ampititheatre, • insier br idAe, which was illuminated oa Cie oc. . with r sup Ili plume, P. R. and three beautifully variegated stars and proeriatelesio.•ns. MiLatiClittLY CIRCUMSTANCE.—The following un fortunate occurrence took place off Chavians, us Wednesday morning last,' About ha , fp ist six o'clock. The Cook of the 'reset two of w..r, an utdd to enable himself to maintain. a wife and of five children, occasionally took passenvrs to and from the ships in the Medway iu a sni bAt Oa the morning above mentioned, he was about to go along side the Achilles tOr that purpose, but as b.ie was to be paid off on the morrow, all the boats of this description were forbidden in come near the ship. Unfortunately this poor fellow, ei het 110 . 0 ignorance or otherwise, was not etbserrou 4.1 the orders given, owl was jn fonsequence fired .at by the Marine on duty, and the bail . riaiSi'd' die f,tif through his head : Lie inimediatelt tell and expired: the *hole of the affair vets seen from the docklars. The oars full t.vu , biard, Atli the %WM drifted t.il .nrany surrounding bo : tts instantly rc.wed towaria where trtat body was found with the bl'ood ir'm it in a slicairi.--.lt was taken to tltc sirig, the Att(it•N wheo the Core - Ores lac wiAch sat uii touial a verdict of Wiltul against the ni who. bas been committed to custody of the cly if power, Tbe pour Witiatv, is VC? y ::ear ; her res.JLnce Ilolbi Chatlitum Ilia IBS. As the V le .r.tv.Le-obant, the Lady of the Am Brook Ehcr. Briclo4, of a IiJIL futm.lay selon i a.t. at Belmont. the Lady of Colonel tht U. V.% G. Harris, Sct Re giment, of a lOU. MARRILti7 Rev. Wm. rear.e, error of timtvell, Oton, to Santo, IV' daughter of the late kev. Letnia;tl Shetland, of Mott Lam. N wrfol . • • ,R,tr. Mr. Wright, nallyeaston, to Margaret, ally datlghtd , Mr. Jame. Bo,lga, of Dror.aularajt. Rey. J. W. kfullony, 111.. t t.) Mary Coates, *Ay chill of a• Rev. T. Cherry, *lei.: muter of Mere:Jam I atior3' At NewalL: il:e Rrv. /milts asuclitt to Mts. Blcakttlx• At Croitwielt, ‘Voreesttriltire, art 71, the Rev. R.'113. 1 1 . fortuetly or Buvoi. •l'he f.th lost. is hi; 19th year, Mr. t.h.trlc• Hcn:y •clto:a• of Carlos Christi catty. Oxford, p..ungret o Niko:oh, Esq. I:stiket, of histlivtrouvis, FIIGH WATLK Morn!ng Afternoon . ~-, r 0440141WW Al' 1 Ot4DON •hs • It "" Y 4 minutes alL' !‘ 65 minute, :t• LONDON: Printea by Lavat liltut. Picky:: 1 • publisked them, =du Ms Stu Office, Tun e tir am. ~ 4 ~ , r.~?~