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I - r ...IL • 6 • • • t, • • . • s " .171 4 I. 410 • \ 461 &AA 4,4 • . •• ° I 'l4llll* t i ftsraeow.-ii I f ' . , WEDNESDAY,. MAY 3, 1815.. BE u I ` l l v." r-Qtt " Sitipirtet;HiikrENxy; Seefo 4 Lieutenant ; trfd , rick StePben Wallis, Gent. to be (4 , 0; Daniel Mack_ gr. pent. to LC Oltba l lit or EWA corns:all MUlda-.l'he lt/Ebt Hon. William lt;:liard Efiffetudiso_, 'commonly , edged Viscount Valk:Art, to Lt. Lien tenantaColood-Contniandant ; Horndon, Ssq. to bll4eutesant-Celonel. U or Rnd Local Militia—John Bond, Gent. to be Lints. rant = Mattibmw O'Brien, dent. to be ditto. Co:Wilhelm In the &Sufis Hanti Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by tie VicaLleuttnadt of the County of Hants. Chubs Dinh Wlttenoomi, Gent. to be Cornet. > 1 Tv ES IMINS 1E&( FIRE-OFFICE, King-strett, Covent-Garden, April 20,1815. THE General Meeting appointed by the Deed of bett I min, to he held yearly on the last Thursday in or u ithin ten days thereatter, for the Choice of Auditors, o.: other aOairs,will be holden at this Office 011 TUu asp* T, N:4 r C, next, at Twelve o'clock. G. H. BROWNE, Secretary. 14.11, The Chair will be taken at One o'Cloch precipely. O LET, riiHE CROWN WINE VAULTS, Corner of 1. BACK-1111A. and SUMMER-STREET, near Hatton t;L•den. the :Dove well-known old established free Public ii,suse, Liquor Shop, and Wine Vaults, the Licenses for which sr, in thebandy of the Landlonl. This desirable house has been reSuat and is now reas'y fur a tenant. Its consumption inn i;rt r and Ale, Wine and Spirt ,has heretofore been very consider. .Me; awl to any sobei i abbe, istlastrious, Ind obliging couple, mowing 1 proper capital, ft holds oat every prospect of sec cia, having every canventence fur a la . .nily, a spacious Club -14,3,01, comb:odious Bar, Tap-rnoni, Parlour, Kitchen, Scenery, 4.1 :::t her, Wit:e, and Spirit Cellars ; the whole arranged so as t, th^ cccupter to carry on an extensive business with taw:Q:l,lnd 11.-• p,:sver at ktting of to advantage the supso Sims 72 r.`• N. 1 1.... -14 A id or Lease to be purchased, hut die Natures -.1 '; 1 •!%1-1 , s paid for. The situation is a crusaded and lin st..setltt t . .tithl•ourliJd, a great thoroughfare leading to !sling '7l, and with:.; two :nodules walk of the City ; contiguous to, • 1 cf acadarmoslating parties tress :he sessions-House, : • *wed, by application; on the Pi entises, sod for par- Was. Cretsley, Esti. John At•reet , Bedford -swan 'lO U 1 SOLD OK LE I% LI. thou exten‘ive EICEC'II ON and BUILD -11. situate at ;;TANI.EIf, near St. Sickles, in the of Uncut( r, heretofore used by the Stanley Company %/hag Copper Ore and other purposes, with 20 Messitages sr 12 vrelloig. house', in 7,:nd repair, contiguous thc.reto, for Agents Worktlen, a powerful Wind-Mill, and about 20 Statute vi Land, surrounding the Buildings, forming takethrr Ls 4 t cotuplste Establishment ter Iron Founderies, Salt Works, •alzWy, o. any other Manufactory, where cheapness of Cool, 4 : , 11ty of Watt. and I.ntut Carriage, extent of Buildings, add r closer:lt:rev. are regrind. • :.. , e Preirist situated on the Sankey Canal which fall; Itivt r kier,ey, near Warrington, of an easy water 14 ° 1 ':••• to ti.e great trading Towns of Liverpool, Manckes- t 'r,Northw;:h, &c and furring a direct communication by the'' (, randluncrai Canal with the iuland Counties; are to the centre a Coal Country new working to a great extent, and whlth : 4 7 be Lid down at th e W or k s at a Very l ow r ate . Th e w h o l e , by 1 ease for three Lives now 12 being, at the yearly rent of I!.itteen rounds 'lwo Shillings. tor futtleff Particulars apply to Me. William Jones, St. Helen's, 1 , 4 ; 1 Pre cot ; Mr. Samuel '1 aylor, Copper-office, Liverpool ; Rowson and Sons, Solicitor, Preseot ; or Mr. Thomas 4Jlicit.or, Su, Poultry, Loadoo.Aylil 87, 1813. AT a numerous MEETINGof theCO MMI"I"CEE of the LOYAL and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of LONDON, held the Ist day of May, 1111 a, at the London Tavern, Bisbopagate-street. CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Esq. Alderman, in the Chair., That this Committee have seen with the deepest regret the Resolutions of the last Cennesen•Hall, and are of opinion that the Livery of Leedom am thereby ti misrepresented and traduced, and that the Loyal and Indent livery are iinpe riously called upon to vindicate themselves from the stigma which by such Resolutions has been east upon them. Resolved unanimmisly—That a dutiful Address be therefore presented, by the Loyal and Independent Livery of London, to his Royal Highness the PakINCZ RIOINT, CM the present State of Public Affairs expreedve of Weir co nfidence that such mea• sures will be adopted by his Majesty's Government, in conjunc don with his Allies, as will ensure to Europe, and the World, those Blessings they have so honourably earned, and which are DOW endangered by NAPOLION BONAPACTI. Resolved unanimously—That the said Address do lie, fee the Signatures of the Livery, at this Tavern, on and after Friday next Resohresi unanimously—That the foregoing . Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and published in the Newspapers. (Signed) CHRIS I'OPHER SMITH, Chairman. FiGAI LAST NIGHTS LONDON BANKRUPTCY El/LARDED. lune 17, Hannah Martin and Edward Taylor, of BoW-lane, London, brokers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUP I'CY SUPERSEDED. George Allen, of the Reindeer, Loughton, Essex, victualler. BANKRUP Thomas Vean, late of Halsted, Ewa dealer and chapman, to surrender May 16, 17, and June is, at ten, at the Red Lien Intl, Colchester. Attoroies Messrs. Pocock and Forbes, Ely place Holborn ; or Mr. Se w ell, Halted. Mannaduke Buckle, of York, woolstapler, dealer and chapman, May 16, 19, and Julie 19, at eleven, at the 014 George Inn, in Pavement, York. Attornles, Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church-yard, London ; or Messrs. Brook and Buttner, York. William Emes and Philip Emes, of Church-row Fenchurch. street, London, merchants, ship and insurance -brokers, and copartners, M a y 4, 10, and June IS, at ten, at Guildblll. Attornies, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old Bethlem, Broad- street. James Johnstone, of Liverpool, merchant, May 13 i SI, and June is, at one, at the George Inn. Dale-street, Liverpool. Atter ales, Mr. Murrow, Liverpool; or Messrs. Blackstock and /dunce, King's Bench Walks, Temple London. Peter Jones and William Appleton, of Liverpool, sadlers, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, May 22, 33, and June 13, at one, at the Star and Garter. Liverpool. Attornies, Mews. Blackstock and Dunce, 4, King's Bench Walk, Temple, London ; or Mr. James Murray, Liverpool. Ralph Tebbutt, of Lougbboro', Leicestershire, mercer and dra per, May 16, 17, and June 13, at eleven, at the White Hart Ism, Leicester. Attornies, Messrs Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme, New Inn, London; or Mr. Bond, Leicester. Robert King, late of Willand, Devon, but new of Old-street-road, Middlesex, butcher, May 9, 16, and June 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Brown,olll North-street, Red Lion-square, Holborn. Thomas Bromedge, of Stone-Mill, Gloucewershire, clothier, dealer and chapmen, May 13, 23, and June 13, at ten at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Walton, Girdlers-hall, street, London. James Cross. of the Commereld-road, Middlesex, taylor, May 9, 13, and June 13, at tea, atOuildbalL Attorney, Mr. Lang, America-square. John Evans, Joseph Jones, and Davies, late of Aberyst with, Cardiganshire, bankers and copartners, May 5,6, and June 13, at eleven, at the Gogerddan Arms Inn - Aberystwith. Attornies, Mr. John Barber, Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr. Thomas Jones, Machynlieth, Montgomeryshire. William Wilkeck, of Orchard-street,Westminster, baker, dealer and chapasan, May 6, 13, and June 13, at one, at GuildbalL Attorney, Mr. Hughes, 4, Dean -street, Fetter-lane. Thomas Philip Hillary. of Mark-lane, London, merchant, wine andspirit-broker.deder and chapmen, Miy 6, 13, at twelve, and Jane 18, at Goa. at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. J. and 1. Gregson, Angel•court, Throgmortou-nreet. James Brown the younger, late of Colchester, Essex, miller, Sour-factor, dealer and chapman, May 4,10, and June 13, at ten, at GuddhalL Attoruks, Mr. Gale and Son, Bedford street, ' Bedford-row. Charles Blaclibourn, new or late of Newark-upon-Trait, Not tinghamsbire, com-factor, dealer and chapman, May 4, at four, May 5, and June 13, at eleven, at the George Inn, Hinckley. Attornies, Messrs. Burgoyne, Dance, and erompton, Duke street, Grosvenor-square; or Mr. J. A. Cropper, Loughboro'. William Metcalfe, of Crooked-lane, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, ay b, 20, and June IL at eleven,at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Crunch, Union-court, Broad-street. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL May 20. William Whitebrook, Little lVfoorlields, Ste. wine merchant, at eleven. May 20. William Calrow, Angel-court, merchant, at twelve. May 20. Samuel I.atham Worsfieid, Rams gate, shopkeeper, at one. May 20. Edward Baker, SheiTord, paper-maker, at twelve. May 90. Sarni e 1 Etheridge and John TiMins, Newport, stationers, at twelve. May 30. Robert Beckwith, Baldwius'-gardens, leather-cutter, at twelve. May 20. William John M`Master, Red Lion-street, watch manu facturer, at twelve. May 20. Richard, Richard, and James, Howard, and John Rivers, Mitcham, calteu•pnmers, at ten. May 27. John Hayne, Paternoster-row, straw•hat-raanufactu. ter, at twelve. June 3. David Anderson, Gray's-inn-lane, coal merclur, at nor May 20. Thomas Locker, Oxford-street, haberdasher, at twelve. May 20. James Foreman, Sheerness, carpenter, at one. May 27. Thomas Park, Finch-lane, mer chant, at ten. May 20. Thomas Ducal:llk St. Martin's•street, shoemaker. at one. v 11 ,r. V BARRACK OPFJCE, SPRING-G.111M" LospitOfinuL 19, 1315. ADVERTISEMENT. ri rcil Pcrsoas as are willing to Contract for axe • plt c onE the CURRENT REPARS at the andernsendoned P- t o r the 1 enn of Three Years, commencing on the 25th lir. , I. and to be determinable at the option of either piny, ' t i t le, in the years t sin and III?. upon the other c* P t ,i v hig Three Months notice, in writing, of their to tal da y see the Specifications for the same, at the Offices it s ;,. ' n ective Barrack Masters. my day after the 50th in tetween the boors of ten anti four o'clock. The Propo• itx• :trate for each Trade, and for each Barrack, Must be ad to " The Commissioners for the Affairs of Barracks, Ofiee Spring-Gardens, London," with " Tender for „'" • ..o the Barracks at (as tbe case may be)" marked on the "-.;3'r an d delivered, by Post, sealed up, at the Barrack °See, i;o n n, on or before Two o'Clock on Wednesday, the seth ,f ‘lay next, alter which hour no Tender will be received. . NSL OW. WINDSOR (Cavalry and In- HANI i'TON COURT. fantry ,) GUILDFORD. 'CROYDON and KEW. " .1 " . COKMACI kOR WI fNEY 131.NEETS. 1141,T-OFFICE, April si , 1815. itHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERs and COMMIS ). SIONERS of His MAlllllT's NA IT,* herd' giox Notice l'lmt on WEDNESDAY, tho Unit May neat, at Ons o'clock, lrr oral Ae rea,:y ro treat with *eh Persons u may be willing Coutract for supplying WITNEY BLANKETS, to be dill seed at the &lop Office ist Somenes-place. 4 Pater", (pie lil.niefe, and a Formi f the Taiihr *ay k sox gals 00.4. ,4.1 role rill le racked *fin ow o'clock, ex the day of treaty, ~, mey eidied, witless the fatly, or an agent for him, attends. Esrey Trider moth occomotanixill • Letter, whit-wed to Ike Noe, .r J, by two resters:4sk Persons, coming to know. born/ g ai for Perim kiderioz, is the eras of AlOOO, for the Jae licrfor ow of conshus. VICTUALLING SHIM E, May V, 1515. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING I. HIS MAJESTY": NA i 7, do hereby give Notice, That on TUESDAY, the 6th at June neat they will be ready 3 receive Tenders in writing (sealed np), next, treat with such ?awes as will undertake to supply (on separate Contracts) his 'ajeatjo Ships and Vessels at JAMAICA and NEW PRO VI , . LNCE with FRESH BEEF and SEA PROVISIONS. .tt BARBADOES, ANllOO4t, &c. And at HALIVAX, in NOVA With sco lA, Ql , EIIEC in CANADA, SEA PROVISIONS. and a: the fol.ail of BERMUDA, .zing the space of Twelve Months certain from the 17th of ~piernb.r next, and further until six months warning shall he Se n for the termination .t the respective Contracts; the Condi which may beseen at the Secretary's Office. reitrtl will be had to any Tender in which the price shall rot be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered the Snarl) before one o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 6th of ntxt, Lur unless the Person who makes the Tender, or Pe; - :on on his behalf, attends to answer when called fur.— Ear will any 'Fender that contains extravagant prices upon some rttive, and prices much inferior to the real value upon others, lx cut:side-red as proper to be admitted. Ea:trent,' mud aG o be accontanieif by a Letter signed by tow tee engaging to become baud it ith the Party tendering, in A. N idiom 4 . 4E1000, for the due jorrformaore of the Contract for ::‘,ll lite, and X 1.5000 for cacti of the thee Sea Provisions DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY. May MIL Samuel Berry, Buckfast-abbey, woollen-manufactu rer, at one, at the Star, Exeter* May 24. Peter Henry Barker and John H. Peacock, Burwell, merchants, at twelve, at the Angel, Bary St. Edmund's. May 19. John Ashley, B ath, mu sic -seder, at twelve, at the Castle and Ball, Ruh. May 92. Jas. King, Chichester, mealman, at eleven, at the Fleece, Chichester. May 23. J. Stephenson, Hull, druggist, at eleven ' at the Nep tune, Hnll May 96. Francis Harris and Samuel Grove, Brit tol, merchants, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WA R-OPFICR, A PHIL 29, ISIS. ISt Regihtent of Dragoon Guards—Francis Day Chainaer, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Moray, promoted. 2cl Ditto—Lieutenant Harry Bradburne to be Captain of a Troop, by purtbase. *lce Towers, who retires ; Cornet Tho• tuns Wood to be Lieutenant, by,purchsse, vice Bradburne. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—To he Captains of 'l'roops, without purchase—Captain C. 1.. Methuen, trom half-pay of the Re giment; Captain S. Webb, from ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Lieutenant C. Ommaney, front ball-pay of the Regiment; Lieutenant Charles Blois, from ditto; Lieutenant S. Goodenough, from ditto; Liciste-, nant A. C. Saunders, front ditto. !d Ditto—Captain William Spooner, from half pay of the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Goiania, appointed to the i sib Light Dragoons. 3d Ditto—W. P. Jarvis, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, TIM Goff, promoted. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Cornet Frederick Beatty; Cdrnet Stephen Rile; Cornet Frederick Towers; Lieutenant Neville Custanee, from half-pay of the ssd Regiment; Lieutenant Williant Maher ley. front the 7th Foot. 11t11 Ditto—Cornet Thomas Hoskin, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice erratic', deceised ; - 7 -0- Jordan, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Hoskins. 13th Regiment of light Dragoons—To be Captains of Troops— Lieutenant James .Constene, by purchase, vice ',cum:, who retires; Captain Frederick Goulburn, from the vd Dragoons, Without purchase; Captain Malcolm from half-pay of the 4th Difigot i osi without purcbsoc. sea T 9 be Lieutenants, wltholt tierefiam—Lieuienant William TuR- ner, from ballisay of the Reginseot Liemeaant James. Mill; from ditto; Lieutenant John Pym, froM ditto; Liehtenapt Richard Adams, from ditto ; Lletitequit W. T. Buchanan , from dit to; Llebtenant George It Puke' front ditto. 13th Ditto—Lieutenant John C arr to b e Captaid of i TreePo without purchase, vice Penile*, who retires. likk Dkto—To be bientessitits without purthilse—ldornek IC. C. Moller; Cornet Walling Mantas, To be Cornet—Charles Lowe, Gent. vice Moller: ILid Foot—To be Captains of Troops, without purchase— Brevet Major Henry Grove, from the half-pay of the Cape Regiment; Captain J. M. Wallace, from half-pat of the 15th Light Dragoons. To be Lientenanti, without purchase—Lieutenant Honourable St. George Cuffe, from half-pay of the Regiment; Lieute nant John Clarke, from half-pay of the Sth Dragoon Guards. To be Cornets, without purshase—Frederick Richardson, Gent.; Allan Chambre, Gent. at Regiment of Foot Guards—Francis Glanville, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Johnston., promoted. Regiment of Foot—Captain A. Wood, from the 60th Foot, to be of a C.eniaoy, vice Wilson, who exchanges. oth Ditto—George Tuthill, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Farquharson, promoted; Surgeon Thomas Foides, from half-pay of the 30th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Hill, who es changes. altis Ditto—William Sargent, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Margitson, who retires. 214 Ditto—Brevet Major Francis Pilot, from Ralf-pay of the 26th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice George Camp bell, who exchanges. 27th Ditto—Major William Phipps, from half-pay of the 92d Foot, to be Major, vice Butcher, who exchanges ; Ensign Mac Andrew to be kieuteoant, without purch..se. vice J. N. Drew, promoted in the 2d Garrison jlattalion; William Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mac Andrea. 30:11 Ditto—R. D. King, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Moneypenny, promoted. 334 Ditto—William Henry Grote, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Lynam, promoted. sath Ditto—Lieutenant John Stack to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Dickens, cashiered by the sentence of a General Court Martial; Ensign George Manning to be Lieu tenant, vice Stack. 39th Ditto—William Mansell, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur- 1 clia*, vice Bond, promoted. 401 k Ditto —Captain Richard Birch, from half-pay of the 31st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Call, who exchanges. 43d Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Avesta Lecky, troth half-pay of the 45th Foot, vice Dobson, who exchanges; Lieu tenant T. J. Ferriar, from half-pay of the inth Foot, vice M'Pherson, who exchanges. 53d Ditto—James Poigndeare, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Smallwood, who retires. 57th Ditto—Po be Ensigns ' by purchase, James Ralston, Gent. vice Aubin, promoted; James Doig, Gent. vice Crawford, who retires. 59th Ditto—Captain Charles Douglas to be Major, vice Horsley, deceased; Lieutenant Duncan Gordon to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Douglas; Ensign Robert Scott to be Lieutenant, vice Gordan; James Stewart, Gent. to be Eusigu, without purchase, vice Scott. 60th Pitto—To be Captains of Comparees--Captain J. A. Wil son, from the 2d Fox, vice Wood, who ezchinges •' Lieute nantLieute- nantAlexander Porteous, from the Gist Foot, vice Ward de ceased. 61st Ditto—Lieutenant Andrew Connell, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. vice Irving, appointed Ptymaster; Peter Legh, Gent. to be knsign, by purchase, vice Strong, promoted. 624 Ditto--Surgeon James Barlow, from half-pay of the Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Pardon, who exchanges. '7th Ditto—Lieutenant W. B. Hook, from half-pay of the Ca salty Stag Corps, to be Lieutenant, vise Sutherland, who exchanges. sth Ditto To be Ensigns, by purchase—John Charles Pudner, Gent. vice &afield, promoted; Wm. Musk Gent. vice Oar. don, promoted. id Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel C. E. Conyers to be I.ieutenant-Culoael, without purchase; Captain Ruben Carew to be Major, vice Conyers ; Lieutenant George V. Derenzy to be Captain of a Company, vice Carevi. Ith Ditto—Lieutenant Plomer Young to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Laiscaster, deceased. Ith Ditto—John Wilson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Douglas, promoted. 4th Ditto—Angus litAlistilr, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Miulto, whoul appointment has not taken place. Nth Ditto—John Witedi . Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gahagan, who retires. 99th Ditto—Hector Harvest, Gent. to be Ensign, without, pur chase, vice Gayner, promotettin the York Chasseurs. Ist West India Regiment—James ralmer, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Miller, promot ed. 2d Ditto—Lieutenant Hugh Brenan to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Conotly, placed upon half-pay. York Chasseurs—Captain J.A. Ingram, from the half-pay of the 24th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gore, who ex changes ; Ensign B. Gaynor, from the 99th Foot, to be Lieu teuaut, without purchase. 110SPITAL STAR. Staff Surgeon I'. Van Millengen, from the ball-pay, to be Sur geon to the Forces. The King's German Legiod. 2tl_Regiment of Light Draoons—Cornet John Gamier to be Lieuten ant, vice liulow, promoted. To be Cornets—Frederick Baron Velthelm, vice ICalckreuti, who retires; Edmund Kuhl', Gent. vice Uesseler. Ist Battalion of Light Infantry—Ensign John Henderson to be Lieutenant, vice Quistotp, who resigns ; Lewis de Hartwig, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Henderson. 2d Ditto—Lieutaiant Alexander Horne to be Captain of a Com pany, vice R. Pringle, who resigns; Ensign William D. 11rn mann to be Lieutenant, vice Home; George le Rochelle, Gent. . _ to be Ensign, •ice Timmaan. 4tb Battabon of the Liae—Frederick Freudattball, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Tames, who resigns. sth iiitw—To be Lieutenants, Ensign George Wiochrnann, vice Licwellln, who resigns; Ensign Bernhard Croon, vice Goebel promoted. Tube " C. A. von Loesecke, Gent. vice Witch• niaun ; Arnold Meru., Gent. vies Grano. 7th Datto—Ensign John Hunt to be Lieutenant, vice Balch, de ceased; and Henry Charles Soot, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hunt. lIIMORANDUIat. The appointment of Lieutenant J ames Chadwick, from half-pay of the 24 Dragoons, to be Lieutenant in the same Regiment, as stated in the Gazette of the 15th inst. bas not taken place. Commission in the Western Battalion if Dorset shire Local Mill- Bowder Gundry, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gif ford, resigned. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.—Benjamhi Bullock, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Conunissons signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North Riding of Yorkshire.—Honourable Thomas Only Puwlett, Samuel Barrett, Esq. Marmaduke WyvUl, Esq. George Lowther Thompson, Esq. Harry Croft, Req. Richard Terrick Stain forth, Esq. to he Deputy Lieutenants. ad Regiment North York Local Milida—Themas Goodburn, and John Jennings, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Corttntiesien sighed by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, In the name and on the behalf of his Majesty. John Hyde Whitmore, Gent. to be Adjutant to the Blackheath Regiment of Local Militia, In the County of Kent, vice Pagke& Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cornwall. Johii Partner, John Scotia, and Joseph &Me Graves, Esqrs. to le, Deputy Lieutenants. Royal Cornwall Militia—George Fartescue, Esq. to be Captain; Thomas Peter, Gent. to be hint Lleetanant ; Thomas Kelly, Gent to be ditto"; Kichu4 femora Ketkettbarn Gesit• to be P4RLI4MEIV7'4IIr PROCTIEDIN.GS. HOUSE OP LORDS, MAY 2. The Royal Assent was &en Commiscion to the Tobacco Tads. and Customs Duties Bills, the frith robsecO Oeties, the Irish Treasury HISS ' the Irish Bank Restriction, !HA Prize Gneds, Southern Whale Fishery, and to a few other public, and several private Bills. The Lords Cortnie.donere were, the Loact CIIANIULLOa s Earl CHOLMONDtLE Tr, And the Earl of Sit ArTIMCIIT. The Adaitional Copper Deries pat, and a number a private Bills, were broUght up (rum the Commons by Mr. PiT.C.GDIN I Sir JUIII4 01.111Allt, Mr. G. LANGTON, Mr. MIITUULN, and other Member, and read a first time. Earl STANHOPE tigviug presented a Petition from a Mr. Christopher Wallis, of the Boridsgh of Helicon, (the tenor and object of which he did net approve) praying , for lege.; on the grounds therein assigned, to be heard by hit Celbwel and inn. dence in support of the nekton Election Bill, a conversation of some length took place on the subject, in which Lord QixN VILLa, die Lotto CHANtI.LOR, and the Noble Earl, erre the Speaker,. The result was, that the disceiilon was edjourned till to-morrow. . . On the motion of the Marquis of BUCKIhIGHA M, a mes sage was ordered to be sent to the Conimouß, ve . .lucqipg a copy of the Report made by their Comtnicee eiri the et.thk!ct of the Jail Fees Abolition Bill. The Report of the last mentioned Bin Was taken Into consi deration and agreed to by the Ho us e. Certain additional documents (*.hive to the Naval Service were, on the Motion 4f the Earl of DARNLEY, or d ere d to b 4 produced. RELATIOSS WITH NAM*. The Order of the Day, upon which their Lord ships were summoned, being read, Earl GREY rose and said, that in 'pursuadee of the notice be had given, he intended that night to have Moved for the production of such in•ormation as was tisuallT communicated by the Crown in cases where hostetities had taken place between this and any foreign country. Since his coining to the House, however, he understood no objection would be made by a Noble Earl to the proceeding. When that information should be before the House, he then would be enabled to juige whether any further dis: cussion would be necessary on the subject or whe ther it may not be iguidlte zali r fu; - :;er docu. ments than those the Noble Earl at present seemed willing to produce. He would prefer th:.t th's inter= motion should be laid before the House on the part of the Noble Earl, thr.n that he should impose the necessity on him to move for it; as he had stated a few nights agp, referring to the Treaty of the 2ath of March, that the most regular and legitimate Mode of proceeding would be by a Message from the Crown to Parliament; and that that 'fleaty ought to have been rather communicated that way, or not produced at all, especially in an unratified state. In the present instance, however, they were told that the case referred to the rupture of an armistice (Included between the Government of this country and that of Naples; and that on the revival of hostilities, a dis tinct ciimmunication to Parliament was not necc:. sazy, as there was no precedent for any proceeding of the kind ; and further, because the Armistice itself had never been communicated to the 1-I.u;e. In point of fact, in consequence of the arrangement made, the former hostilities between this country and Naples entirely ceased—that the countries were de fade in a state of peace, and not only that, but in a certain degree of amity and commercial re lation; and such a state of things between the coun tries was recognized by the tenor of the Prince Re gent's Speech at the opening of the Session. The cause perhaps of there being no direct communica tion, was because no former case strictly analogoui to the present in all its circumstances could be found; notwithstanding chit, he must still think that on the constitutional principle which regulated all such pro ceedings, a regular communication Should have been made on the occasion of our being placed in a state of hostility with Naples, in a regular and authentic shape from the Crown to Parliament, but under the circumstances mentioned, he would not then trespass further on their Lordships' time. The Earl of LIVERPOOL observed, he certainly, under the circumstances of the tate, was ready to agree now to produce the information, in order to afford official explanation of the present relations between the Government of this Country and that of Naples, as far as may be consistent wit:i thq inte rests of the public service. He was certainly not aware of any case of an armistice being ruptured, in which the armistice had never been laid before Parliament, having produced a communication from the Crown. There existed, he believed, no case which in all its circumstances would afford a prece. dent for that now before them. The cou n tries were now certainly placed in a state of hostility, as the Commander of his Majesty's loices in the Mediter ranean had given notice to the Government Sf Naples, that he considered the armistice at an end, in tome ' qtience of the hostile aggressions of M A T Stijl M'trat against an ally of his Majesty ; but he had no com mands from his Royal Higlinebs to lay any .com munication on the subject before ParliAtiient. At the same time, he had no difficulty whaterer in say ing, that he was even desirous to agree to a Istotion of the Noble Lord's, for the production of the cor respondence that had taken place on the part 6t the respective Governments t and though he was equally desiroui with the Noble Lord to avoid every thing like debate on the present occasion, he would beg leave to say a few words in endeavouring to state distinctly the general purport of the information which he understood the Noble Lord intended to move for; arid that the House may be aware of the state of the question, he would observe that the Noble Lord gave notice 91 his motion generally, on vicru.itzmrn omcs, At, it, 1815. fiIHE COMMISSIONERS for FICT ALLING J. 31.1 JES 7re NAP"; do &rely gies Notice., That on ru ESDAY, the 16th instant, they will be ready to n cove Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat for Three Hun ,;:a I wrnty Mile of brown Dantsic, Stettin, Memel, s EAVES, to be delivered, of the descriptions, in proportion., and into the Victualling Stores at Deptford, !Jrt.suinab, acd Dover, undermentioned, vie. Deptford. Portsmouth. Dover. 50 Mille. 12 Mille. Mille. lik.iNDY 135 6 HOt,bHEAD 7S 2 HEAPING 40 MM. 16•=n1111 1•11111MMII aIMIMM S, 0 Milk. 12 Mille. 8 Mine. h:lt by the 30th of June next, and the other halt by the 31st 3 Octott r following ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with =clot tonety days after date. 'l!te Condittoos of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's Mee. .\ rev./ uill Le had to any Tender in which the price :hall it it to :l M werdi at length, Of that shall not la delivered bef one oVoch 1:1: !id Tresday, the 16th ins ant, nor talus the Mina :eke •:4t tie Took', or roam ?men ea hie behalf, attend, ' to answer uhen for.