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' iew . '" 7141111111- s r • : 1',.•( . .• . • P ' .: (44. / . ~L i - .S .l • '.. 1 .: : :.° '''' ' A s4filt - 0i - 11 :I' + .•,' ' 4 - . .. ..' i ( i ce ° . 1.,„,af • ',. Nek..‘ , 44 / I 1 .. 4 t r t 1 4 1 - ,--", Ae_sit,,,tze re SO WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1828. NUMBER 12,879.] LYRICS SKYENI7OIy4tIE. SALES BY AUCTION. SALE BY AUCTION. wood, nhrham, horse dealer, at one. .4 th e it•Mie 0111 i , lihrnard Castl e , Durban'. Lie 26, Henry Wheadon, rteanainvter, Oortetiihire, .elotlver. at one, at the Kunianer Tavern. liriaut. J u ly g, rt u nn,,t A n d e ct o n, L ee d s , YOI kobire, grocer, at one. at flit Court House, Leeds. June 28. %Dian' Olivtr, now usi late est Hatton..op:ion. Irwell, victualler. at ten. at I Itstel, • Xitig-strert, Mantbewer. June 26. Thos. Renwick, Gase". 7 head, Durham, woolictidraper, at eleven, at the Getige Inn , New cAstle-upon-Tyne. ed sh At ELILW ELL LODGE, TWICKENHAM, :MIDDLESEX. Eligible FREEHOLD and COPY /10ID ESTATE; D-girable VILLA U.ESI DF.SICE. Near HORNDF.A N. between PETERSFIELD and PORTSMOUTH. Desirable RERIDENCEnr SPORTING BOX, with OFFICES, rARDFN, and LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By %tr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick !louse. It.-gent.street,) At Garraway's Coffee Howe, 'Chanite.alky, Curtailll, On THUOSDAY, the 12th day of June, 1 R9B, at Twelve o' Clock, A DESIRABLE Flt Et:li OL D ESTATE, IN A RING FENCE, of IT ,a- A Desirable, Pleasant, and Health, Villa Residence, Erected on a handsome Elevation, he )1 e :ed ent ibe de II reef. CONTAINING NIA RLY EIGHTY. ACRES. 1... W ESTUOU RN E 0 ICER N. ON THE ROAD TO HARROW, And twiddle s Mile and a Half of Hyde Park Place. Tolly pril ; ttto; Pa- DaM. frotn n St. el to ately MOW DA LS Ither :lonfr and tqy al Royal vault the I paid c ioccis EDO' :DV S. dined in 'Mt be d die an to ince' te fanelY. o rders . ii ;ail Hee d frees mg Poi' reiher mecca's' . (fit e with GLOU" 'oreigg l inbarnr anido► at ......,...... it 0161. , s pirsors BM• 'With excellent Offices Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Coach House, Stables, and Outbuildings; MEADOW and ARABLE LAND. TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick !louse, Regent-street) At Garrawsy's Coffee house, 'Change-alley, Comb;II, On TortmnAsr, the 12th of June, MU, at Twelve .'Clock, By Order of the Executors of THOMA% Dte►Asow, Esq. Deceabed, IN LOTS, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and nut COPY- Hot, ESTATE, FULIVELL LODGE, Conveniently Planned, and adapted for the Accommodation of a Family of the First Itc•pectahility, Seated on a beautiful Lawn, surrounded by fine Thriving Purest Trses, Shrubs, and Plantations ; Extensive Pleasure Grounds, and Day Gravelled Walks; THE RIVER COLN, A Atm clear Stream of Water lowing through tit* Grnunds. THE HOUSE Is approached by a handsome Carriage Drive, •tin comma An Entrance Hall, Anti Room or Gallery. leading to a capital Dining Room, Walls Stuccoed and Painted ; Study. Illousekeerr's Room or Sitting Room, Store Room, and lied Chamber; a syuciou, Drawing•ltoom, elegantly fitted up; A capital iStLI.IARD ROO ; Commodious Principal Staircase to the First Floor, tin which there are three airy Bed Chambers, Walls Papered; Two Dressing Ronny., Water Closet, Housemaid's Closet ; above which, a I.rge lied Chamber or Nursery, and Four Rooms for Servants. THE DOMESTIC OFFICES Ate conveniently Planned, well arranged, and suited to the Esta blishment; Wine Cellars, &c. Wash House, Laundry, and Drying &mind ; detached Dairy, fitted up with Stained Glen Window ; an enclosed Yard, with Coach House for Six Carriages, and Three Booms over Stables for NIIIC Hones; Coach House, with good Apartments over; Calf House, and Loft over; Wood House • a warm Farm Yard, with a capital Barn; Two Can Houses, with Slated Roofs; Cattle Shed, etc. An exceUeot sad productive Kitchen Garclen,Walled and clothed with choice Fruit Trees, Hot and Green Houses stored with Vines, Pinery, Melon Ground, and Gardener's House, Tool House, &c. . Atid Sundry Enclosures of RICH MEADOW AND ARABLE LAND, To be viewed by Tickets : Particulars may be had on the Pre mises ; at the Genrge,. Twickenham ; Castle, Sunbsry ; Toy, Hampton Court ; Griffin. Kingston ; Red Lion. Hounslow; of Edmund Chalmer, Esq. Solicitor, thick Court, Temple; at Gar taway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-strett, of whom Tic►ets for viewing may be bed, and where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. Tickets for viewing may also be had of Mr. J. Davies, Twickenham. CAPITAL AND ELEGANT FAMILY MANSION, Atessitel and detached Ofßawl Gaels Mow. Sub o64, Lteasive Gardena, *died sad ciotir;il with cboics*rpit trios, - acc. Reset Col Lawn• sod lissasuut Ganseds, With Shrubberies and Plantations, and Rich Meadow Land, Nearly FIFTICEN ACRES, with Pad lice Character. A COMPACT RESIDENCE, With Offices, Lawn, Pleasure Untold and Land, And a Cottast Ornei, pleasaulty situate; Coach House, Stables, Gardtns, and Ukik Mowleer Lewd; The whole containing THIRTY-EIGHT ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Resent-street) At Garraway's Coffee• House, 'Chaise Alley, Cornbill, On Tuusianar, the 12th of June, 1828,at Twelie &Clock, I N LOTS, AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD, small part COPY HOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATE, highly eligible for Essideuts or Investment, and woi thy the mention of the Capitalist ar Builder, occupying considerable Frontages, that are highly Int =le, situate at WRSTBOURNE GEREN, on the toad to , only One Mid and a Half from Hyde Part Place. Lot 1. Comprises a substantial well-built MANSION, erected 40 a handsome elevation, commodiously planned, elegantly fitted up, and adapted for the accommodation of a Nobleman, or Family of Distinction-- co suites of spacious Rinert;ining Rooms, finished in an unique and most tasteful manner l with costly marble Chimney Pieces, and French Windows to the Lawn. An Entrance Bap, inner Hall, with capital Stone Staircase to the First Floor; on which there are seven principal Bed Chambers neatly papered, two 1/res.rng Rooms and Water Closet. two Rooms for Silvans, I-umber Mourns and secondary Staircase. The linniestic Mee* are suitable to the establishment, with every requisite ae-. commodation •' and amply supplied with hard and soft Water. Yard meowed, with Stabling foe seven Horses. double Coach House, Harness Room, Granary, Coal Cellar, Cattle' Shed, &c. ice House; a capital Kitchen Garden, Walled and clothed with choice Fruit Trees, well Stocked and Cropped, Sheet of Water, capital Green House, Craw'', Pine Pits, Forcing House and Peacbery, Melva Ground, Sheds, &c. At a short distance trim the House, maker Piece of Garden Ground, enclosed partly by Pales, clothed with halt Trees, and fully Stocked and Cropped, Farm Yard, Cattle Sheds, Barn, Stable, and Gardener's Cottage, Stack Yard, ate. Th e Gmunds are laid out with exquisite taste in Lawns and hhtshberirs, Planted with numerous Flotica and thriving Ever Press, with shaded Walks. The Matesion is placed on an elevated tut, in an enclused Paddock, agreeably undulated, and richly orna mented nith stately Timber Trees, in a Park-like character, inter octet wash ostensive Gravelled Walks, embracing interesting Views of Highgate, Hampstead, Hendon, and We-tweed to Kew —the whole forming a moat 'elect Residence, combining all the uhantages of imam and .Country, and completely secluded Irons tie Item pull.. The whole containing nearly FIFTEEN ACRES► Lox 2. A substantial Brecl-built FA Al ILY RESIDENCE, situate oo the opposite side of the road to Lot One ; convemiently planned, handsuinely Cited up, and when to the accommodation of FisnlitY of renotciability ; with excellent .attached and detached Mors, Coach llouse, Stable, and Outbuildings, delightful Lawn, *an Shrubberies, extrusive Graven. d Walk, e.apital 6arelets,wallid oil three sides, clothed ivith choice Fruit Trees, will stocked and cropped, and !Steadiest Land, containing nearly FOUR ACltEh i in rke Otcupatiou of James Renshaw, Escp Li 3. delighoul COTTAGit OItNEE, situate the Moab sid e 01 t h e Ha.r.ow Hoed. opposite Lots One and Two, with a very tatting's, inmate, and oral the Bridge, late in the Occupation ut , AD. &WWII, but now of Mrs. Amplet ; fitted up in a tasteful nel,seated on a Lawn, wok P. of Flowers, Gravelled Walks, Coos, rvatot y, tutieet.lent Offices. Coach House, Chaise House, &able and Outbuikinsgs, Kitchen Gat den, paled and clothe.' mace Fruit Trees, fully stocked as d cropped; Cow House, ?every Howe, &c. a Paddock containing Za. la. Sir. Lin 4, A Valuable Fli HOLD ESTATII. Comptliing an Et.c.tourt of Capital Rich Aleadow Land most eligible for Iluild• containing n %a. mt. 59r. occupying a frontage to the Harrow Mead of about Twelve Hutolrea and Silty Fcrt, bounded on the . I `orth by Lut 'farce, and lie the Liam by the Sower or the Grand Jufictiuti Canal Company. The Prenmes to he viewed by Tickets only, where Particular. ",, 4 I be had; 41-1 , Of lirovristey. Solicitors, New I ", `well-must, wry strews; Gorraway't; at Mr. Robins, 1 70. I%nel-street, whirrs Moot the Ratites may be ices, mot of *bum 1 , 1 tau ter et/twin stay be bad. COMPS 'SING An ELIGIBLE. RESIDENCE, - i; the COTTAGE STYLE, Standing nearly in the centre of the Grounds, Adspted for the Accommodation of a Gentleman's Family. or any Person fond of field Sports, bring contiguous to several Packs of lln is, and in a Country affording plenty et good Shooting and Fishing ;. with excellent Offices, Bailiff's House, Cottage, Doidile Coach Haute, Stables for Eight Horses, Granaries, and various Outbuildings. all in good repair; and upwards of ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE CUSTOMARY ACRES Of Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, well supplied with Plenty Of g oo d Water. Situate a .hors distance from Hotridean, between PetersfielJ and Puttinii.u,h, within Seven Atari of the 'former and Ten of the latter, anii Sixty-two from Gordon, adjoining the Portsmouth mad To he viewed by Tickets : P.irticithrs may be had on the Pre. Mi4t-S; at the fountain, Portsmouth Whitv Hart. Peter%fielth Anchor, Lipisiok; King's Arms, Goilalming; White Hart. Guil ford; Dolphin, Southomptim ; o Air. f /*well Ilorlinnion, Solicitor, Argyk-ittret ; and of Mt.' Robins, No. 170, urgent-stteet. FRONI 11IE LONDON tiAZETTE, JUNE 3. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ...An (IF VICE. JUNE 2. 2.1 Reeiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant George Hedley to be C..pt.in, by purchase, vice Knox, who retires; Cornet (0 ., Wet.lieTobin to be Lieutenant, by p u rch ase , viceHeilley; Wm. Worldling, Gott. to 14- Cornet, by purchase, vice Tomo, 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—A.4 , 4one Surgeon James Wil ton, 11. D. Irmo the 4th Font. to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Shorn, who retiree upon halt pay. • 12th Ditto—Cornet John Pulreney to he Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Pere, who retires; Knsign Charles Villiers Stuart, from the ?Adds Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase. vice Pultenry. 14th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Jooph Huey, from the 58th Foot. to be Assigant Surgeon, vice Hughes, appointed to the 58tb Foot. 16th Ditto—Lieutenant Peter Tooke Robinson, from the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice lirrroke. who eschmiges. 5d Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Gabriel Kenyon, from the .50th Foot, tribe Lieutenant, vier Stephena, whose appointment has not taken place; Hospital Assistant William Hall to be As sistant Surgeon. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Robert Bryce Fearnu, from the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenout Colonel, vice Bruce,who ezchanges; Captain James Leslie, from the 54th Foot, re he Major, with. out purchase, vice Scott, deceased; Kmign John Walker, from the Ist Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gell, promoted. 12th Ditto—Captain Robert Andrews Mackenzie, from the half pay, to be Captain, lice Jos ep h Bygrave, who exchanges, re. calving the difference; John Thompson, Gent.: to be Resign, without purchase, vice Hadfield, appointed to the 44th Foot. 13th Ditto—Ensign John George Dalhousie Taylor to be Lieute nant, without purchase, vice Lamphier. deceased; Wm. Talbot Shakeepear, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Taylor. 14th Ditto—Major George Thornhill to be Lieutenant Colonel, by putchase, vice Campbell. who retires ; Captain Gerald Hoch fort to b.: Major, by purchase, vice Thoralull; Lieutenant Chas. Rayner Newman to he Captain, by purchase, vice itochfort. Td be Lieutenants. by purchase-Ensign William Thorpe, from' the 55th Foot. Vice Pastry, promote.: ; F.nsign Spencer Greaves,* from the 64:1a FOot, vice &ewart, promoted in the e9tb Foot; Ensign Richard Jenkins, from the 99th Foot. vice Newman. 17th Ditto---Esulguand Adjutant David Cooper, ;u have the rank of Lieutenant. 20th Ditto—Ensign Charles Cooke, from half-pay 66th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Itudgene appointed to the 26th Foot. ..11st Ditto—Lieutenant Charles William Perkins Nlagra, from the 41st Foot, to be First Lieutenant, vice Alexander Young. who retiree %ipso, hall pay, Royal African Corp.; Lieutenant 'non's§ Wharton Young, to be Adjutant, vice Young, who resigns the Adjutautcy only. 224 Ditto . —Lieutenant William Bartley, to be Paymaster, vice Barlow, deceased. 24th Ditto—Lieutenant James Beveridie Harris to he Captain, by purchase, vice Smyth, who retires; Ensign titan. Charles Pre.toa to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Harris; John James Gong. Gent. to he Ensign. by purchase, vice Preston. 16th Ditto--Litutenant Richard Thompson, from the 69th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Vernon. who exchanges; Ensign James' Rodgers, from the tOrk Foot, to be Qearteimaster, vice William 'lodgers, who retires upon hall.pny 66th Foot. 18th Ditto—Lieutenant Frederick Wimbledon Priestley Parker, from the Seth Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice Bingley Broadhead, who retires on half-pay Royal African Cnrps. 29th Ditto--Lieutenant Allan Stewart, from the 14th Foot,• to be . Captain, by purchase, vice Richardson, promoted. 32d .Ditto—Captain Thomas limy Wingfield to be Major, by purchase, vice Gascoigne, promoted ; Lieutenant Frederick Downer Hudgea to be Captain, by purchase, vice Wingfield; ' Ensign Charles Stracey Beasley to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice 'lodges; Gentleman Cadet Alexander Campbell, from the Royal Xlifitary College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice 34th Ditto—Major Henry Robert Ferguson to be Lieutenant- Colonel. by purchase, vice Campbell, who retires; Captain Richard G to be Major, by purchase, vice Ferguson ; Cap . ten W illiam illaclanale, noun the half-pay, to be Captain, vice Greaves. 35th Dittos—Ensign 11. Ward to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice O'Hara, deceased ; Cringe Newton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ward. 36th Ditto—Captain Hugh Barton, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Barnard Willhau Cocker, who exchange., receiving the difference; George Ventky Bourchier, Geet. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Stuart, appointed to the 12th Light Dragoons. 38th Ditto--Lieuten.nt William Frederick Vernua, Crum the Royal Atncan Colonial Corp., to be Lieutenant, •ice Slake, aupointed to the 98th Font. Z2th Ditto—Lleutettant George Anthony Pooh, from half pay Bier Brigade, to be Lieutenant, vice Gregory Dolphin, w►u ex changes. . 40th Ditto—Lieutenant James Sweeney, front the 87th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice ICannay, who exchanges. 41st Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Nntt, from the Royal African Colonial Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Alagra, appointed to the 21st Fuot. 4411% Dittu--Ensign William Howe Hadfield, from the 12th Foot, , to twFaisign, vice Usher, deceased. - 13th Ditto—Lieutcuant 'Donnas Prendergast, from the 89th Foot, to he lieutenant, vice M' Gregor, ea-Itiered. 46th Ditto--Hospital Assistant William Henry Fryer to be As aistant Surgenit, vice Hush, deceased. 47th Ditto--Lieutenant Michael Nagle to be Quartermaster, vice Bailee, deceased. 48th Ditto—Lieutenant William Wilson to be Captain, without purchase, vice Brotheridge, deceased. To be Lb-tarmacs—Lieutenant Fenton Finly, from half pay 103 d Foot vice Archibald Erskine, appointed to the 6311 Foot ; Ensign Arthurl 11111 Hull, vice Wihott To be Ensign—Gordon Skelly Tidy, Gent. vice Hull. 49th Ditto—Ensign Robert Campbell, from the 82d Font, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dwyer, whuar appointment has not taken place. 50th Ditto--Lieuteilant George Willoughby Davy O'Hara, from the half pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Kenyon, appointed to the iSd Foot. 54th Ditto..-Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Edward Kelly from half pay !..3sl Light Dragoons, to he Captain, vice Leslie, promoted. 55th Ditto —Lit utenaot John Trydell, from half pay 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Tompoon, whiter ap. pointmeat has not taken place; John Horner, Gent. to be En by purchase, vice Thorpe, promoted in the 14th Foot. 56111 Ditto—Lieuteuant Jonas Paitiley Hardy, from half pay Royal Airman Corp., to be Lieutenant, vice Parker, appointed to the nth Foot ; Bonham Faunae, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vke Phiiiips, who retires. 61st .Ditto--Lieutenant Frederick Barlow to be Adjutar.t, vies Took, who reaigna the Adjutancy only ; Lieutenant Archer Toole to be Paymaster, vice Gloa t retired upon half pay. • I . . . 854 Ditto-Fro be Lieutenutts—Rnsign George Armstrong, with net purifiase, vice liurrell. &crated ; I.i .toetrint Archibald Erskine, Won the 48th Foot, vice John Ward, who retires on halt pay'lo3l.l Foot. To be Ensign—John Lord, Gent. vice Armstrong. 64th Dino -.. Brevet Colonel Charles lit uce. trout the 6th Poor, to he Lieutenant. Colonel, vice P, ar.m. uh. exchanges; levier Peel, Gent. to he Ensign, by ptircle.se. vice Greave., promoted in the 14111 Poor. 65th Ditto --Captain Samuel Walker, from he half pay, to he Captain, vice William Snow, who exchanges, receiving the diWe-. Felice. 67th Ditto—l lemmata Henry Betook., from the 16th Light Dia- Sow". to he Lieutenant, vice Ituhisioi. ono excising -s. 68th Unto—Ensign Philip Durillord to he Lit 'sten .iit, vei•lin I purchase, vice 31endliam. ,:ecesseil ; John Francis Boucliette, Grin. to be Ensign. vice Duriaord. 69th Ditto--Lieutenant John It tissell Vet non, front the 26th Fox, tin be Lieutenant, vice Thompon, woo exclinneee. 72.1 Ditto--Staff Assistant Surgeon William Michel Forde to b AssigantStirgeon, vice ';:iattord, Ito ream.. 7341 Ditto- Lieutenant &eard Lee Godfrey to hr Captvin,. with out purchase, vice Hay, deceased; Ensign Benj4min Sown to be lieutenant, vice Gotlfr,e. 74th Ditto— Lieutenant Thom.. Gordon to be Captain, by par chase, vice 11. sward, who retires. To b- Lit tut.-nark—Ensign James Stewart, by purchne,vice Gor: den; Lieu en.tut lion. John Henry Roper Curzon, from the 98th Foot, vice Robert Baker, why retires en half pay Royal African (Netts. To be Kt cgit,hy purchase—Robert Horton, Gent. vice Stewart. 76th Deta-.ltutrot Rettory (lest. to he Rungs, without purchase,,, ek e frouipoolly, *twee appointment ha. not taken place. 80th bine—Captain Lord Winton!, Frances Montagu, from the half pay. to be Captain, vice John Routledge blajetidie,who exchange.. receiving the difference. ity.d Dittte—lticitaid Silvir, Gan. to he F.usien, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted in the suth Foot. 85th Ditto--Captain Falward Hopwod, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice John Way ts,w lio exchanges, receiving the difference. 88th i)tto--.Vireeet M tjur Thomas Cox Kirby. from halt pay 80th Foot, to be Captain, rice Jubn (hirer Howe Nunn, who so changes. 87th Ditto—'Captain Lor.l Arthur Chichester, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice George Rodney Bell, who ex:banges, receiv ing the difference ; Lieutenant Percev.l Ilanisay, from the 40th rout. to be Firot lieutenant, vice Sweeney, to no exchanges. 89th 11. Wilson to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Prender g ast, appointed to the 45.6 Foot. 94th Dino—Captain Henry Robert Milner, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Alexander Stewart, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 98th Ditto—Lieutenant James Bunbury Blake, from the 58th Foot, tri be lieutenant, vice Curzon, appointed to the 74th Foot. 99th Ditto—Hubert Holland Walker, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice Jenkins. promoted in the 14th Foot. Ceylon Ilegiment—Charles Boyle Helene, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice H. Smith, whose appointment has not taken place. Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies--Brevet Major William Sail, nom half pay 47th Foot, to be Captain, vice Mark liudkin, who exchanger. UNAIT*CHZD. Major Ernest Frederick Gascoigne, from the 52d Foot, to he Lieutenant Colonel of Infantry, by purchase; Captain Anhur Richardson, from the 29th Foot, to be Major of Infantry, by purchase. To be Captains of Infantry.- by purchase—Lieutenant Arthur Marquis of 'Douro, from the Royal Regiment Of Hone Guards; Lieutenant Gilbert from the 14th Foot. &Thvr. Lieutenant-Cohinel Robert Torrent; of the 38th Foot, to be Adju tant-General to the King's Troop. serving w the hast vice Lieutenant Colonel AlacdonaLi, alrcea-ed. Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Ilryce Fearon, of the 6th Pout, to be ',Deputy Adjutant-General to the King's Troop serving in the .bast !mite., vice Lieutenant-Coloot•l formai. 11.i.YITAL STAY. To be nooopbal.Assiatants to Cllr Forceo.—Jobn Wardsop )tionre, Gent. vice lircelloglian, appointed to 'be 27tb Foot, Thomas Gat'health Lugau, .11. D. vice Aleut:tea:au, appointed torts, 79tb Foto. William Robertson, Gent. vice Fryer. appointed to the 46th Root. IRCTICT Major-Genetal Sir James Lyon, K.C.B. to have the Local Rank of L g ieuteuaut-General lu the Wasidw..td and Leeward Islands only. Major Honourable John Hobart Cradock, on the half-pay, to be Lieutenalt-Colond in the army. )lEltia The appointment of Lieutenant Davis, from the half-pay, to the . 35th Fuut, was vice Shattuck, promoted, and not vice O'lierie, yrurnoted. The Chnstian names of Ensign'Adye, of the 98th Foot, are Ste phen Davrtree. _ _ Tise appoinitnent of Ensign Thompson, from balf-pay, to the .5811 i Foot, was vice Cantphell, appointed to the 45t1 Foot, and not ♦ice Phillips, who exchanges. The commission of Lieutenant Montgomery, of the Ist Foot, has been antedated to 30th of October, 1826, but be has nut been allowed any back pay. uodersoirationed Officers have been allowed to dispose of their commissions : Major (Mash*, Temple, half pay, Unattached. Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Timing, Royal Marines. Captain Henry Dixon, Retired List4tb Royal Veteran Battalion. Commissions caned by the Lord Ueu:enant of the County of Northampton. Samuel Amy Severn, Reg to be ls, pt., y Lieutenant. Henry Hely Hutchinson ' E.g. Li, be duct). BAN hitUP ICY SC.;I'I..IISRDRD. William Alogg, late of Wincantun. Sumasetsbire, dealer and cliapinan. _ _ _ BANKRUPTS. John honer And John VS hat ton Supper. Greek-street, Sobo, iintm drap,rs, to surrender, June 6, M, at cute, and July 15. at ten, at the Court ttt Connuissiattera of kankrupts. Basinghall.street. Attorney, Air. William► Henry Ashurbt, Sambrouk•cuurt, Basing hall street. James Nighttigale, New-road, and Conduit-street. Boad-street, tailor, ahailt 6. IS, at one, and July 15, at ten, at the Court of Ctxt . ..sousocrs ut Baokrupts, Liasstighall.strevt. Atturmes, Messrs. Jobbling and Cu. lirsliord-street, Covent garden. Robert Keene, Stroud, Gloucestershire, victualler, June 18, 19, mud July 15, at eleven, at the Fleece Itni, Itodburough. Actor nits, Mr. 11uusmata. %Vosidcbester ; or Mes.rs. Cardall and Co Iliplborn•court, Gray's Ina. George Stevens, Newpte street, silversmith, June 6, at one, 13, and July 16, at twelve, at the Court ut Commissinuers ut Bank , r •pts, Atturney, Mr. Louis Norton, Jewin. street, Aldersgare-street. Guile) , Lewis, Clarke-place, Islington, straw liat.manufacturer, June 10, at eleven, 17, at ren, anu July 15, at nine, at tie Court of Commissioners of bankrupts, Bauttgliall-street. Attornies, Messrs. lkooksbank and Cu. bray's lust-square. Henry Asked, Charlton, Gloucestershire, corn.dealerr, June 19, at live, 20, and July 15. at tru, at the Fleece Inn, :Rodboruush. Attorides, Mr Maskelyoe, 'tethury ; or Mr. Vickery, New Bosvrell-cuurt, Lincoln's DIVIDENDS to he made in BASING HAL L-STHEET. June 24, George Burgess and Kalwin Burgess, now or late of Maidstone and Sitiinghourne, Kent, millers, at eleven: June 24, Henry Jackson, fiiicitsg-laile, merchant, at eleven. August I:9, George Whitehead, jun. and Gasintlett Clarke, late of Basinshall. street, Blackwell-hall-factors, at ten. June 24, William Nukes, late of Southend, Kent, miller, at twelve. June 64, Thomas Piper and George Ilewsiey, Dorking, Surrey, bankers, at twelve.— J une 22, William Peet, Iruninoi.ger-lint, merchant, at eleven. ' June 24, Francis Eyelash and Samuel Bearish, Unioti.street, l Southwark, hat mainitactUrers, at twelve. June 6, Lawrence Williams. late of Nicholas-lane, Lombard.street, merchant, at eleven. June 24, Burkinyoung, Old Kent-road. Surrey, coach maker, at deltas. Mir I DENDS to he made in the COUNTRY. July N, Edward Bellchambers, Gloucester and Cheltenham, Onto, at four, at the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire. June SO, Joh,' Brockbanli. jun. WhOelarven, Cumberland, spirit deader, at eleven, at the Gold en Li on tun, Whitehaven. June 30, John Dalby, Nottingham, batter and hosier, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Peck.lane, Nottingham. June in, Thos. Warburton, Nortliwick, Cheshire, and George Parsons, Liverpool, Lancashire, oati•ntakets• it twelve, at the Clarendon Buildings, Liverpool. June 24, John Boulthee, late of Wiabech St. Peter's, Isle of Cambridgeshire, merchant, at eve, at the Rose and Crown inn, Wisbech St. Peter's. June an, William Bainbridge, late of Even. • itt 1 F re ATFS. *June Q4.—James Perywiirit role. New lintOtotteet, watch-maker. H.neock. bals•seer, Derhythire. hfrikreper. J. Andrews, Wilt.bire, mercer. Wm. Willeeck Williams, Norwich, u..v.tibtoket. Joint b'clmutid Ileeley and Joint Yeomans, wins, nrtiaiws and grocers. Darner 'Gilbert and Thaw. C;.lner: London, optician.. Andre Otarlo Cl anion, .souierwt-street. Portman.square, bookseller. .luhn I laritug, Lanearter, tititiory scrivener. Henry Wm. Wilton, litiinn.n.ert, Woad -street, bitidon, merchant. "Mutual; Kent Clay, Colenlati.street, London, warehouseman. Tamerlane Bowen, Nin tulk. draper. . • PARTNRRSIIIPS IDIRgOtVID. innartaln Croakm'aail I.Mes Itnagh.ms, Sheffield. Yorkshire, •azor ninautaccu....rs. William Grier and Jaaliss Grow, Warring. toss, Lonealbire, > t..crr". A. ii ltutherfooni and J [lotion, Fen. twin, London. ml chants. T. J. Hammond and 11. liatrndnd, Eton, surgeons. Thorno Turner and John Ktllick, Lewisham, Kent, buicistrs. Aahelbert Jeterph Chmrl and Henrique Ricardo tte Souza, Liverponni. W. Grerikp .and Greetsup, Sowerby lA-adze, Halifax, Yorkshire; Ottrehants. John tiurgess, Ashton Burgess. and Witham Bilrgei 4 4 irtt. Woriley, Lancashire, millets. FR giiiirrATEßS. Irrepir TirittAATTling IMANCE, SUNG 2. PARIS, Jams T. The Martittis de Carain.n. Ambassador of France at Vienna, having cotivieted 50 ye rs service in his diplo m4tic ctieer, has expteised To his Majesty a w ish to re tire. His Majesty, in granting the wish of this loyal pervant of his hottae, has thought 6t to give him a distinguished mark of his satisfaktion and Nvonr. He has conteried upon him the dignity of Duke, autho :king him to transmit toe tide to his family ! His Majesty has appointed the Duke de Laval Mont morency to the Embassy at Vienna; and the V.scount de Chateauhi iansi to that of Rome.' Letters from Hayti of the 12:h of April last, which we have teceived by wa ; of Havre, announce that the most perfect tianquillity prevailed there. " The loan of 37,500,000 trance proposed or contracted for by Mr. Hendricks will not be ratified. It seems (hat our Go vernment will adhere to the general pl4ll proposed by NI. Lafitte." The Bayonnaire hid anived, and was to be freighted by the Government. T. le Ceres, which h.td preceded her, not having inimediateiy met wskh a height, had proceeded to New Oheans. The Chamber, wh , th were to have been convnlted on the 15th.Apil1, wi I not meet till the 15th June.—. Journ4l drr fienswerre. FROM THE 11.8.4 1 1t.ER DEB CHA MERU OR JUNE 1. PARIS, MAT 31. The more sve reflect the min-e difficult it is to give credit to the bullet n of the Itmsiait aru►y, published by the Gazette at Lembusg. All that se can say at present , is. th.►t the whine is eat. a-rdinai y v ith respect both to time and place. '1 hrt e Genern•s are mentioned in it, who an nit moke pa:l ot the cot ps of tl:e srrny. The ustrian (loeover tete red )esterday and this morning give some n, se., in v hit . ' m-ntton is made (.t any important I perati,.ns of the Rns•ian army. In a few days v e shall knew wh4t to Walk we shall pub►ish nothing but tth it i• iitticial. LISBON - k':it ERS. --■••••-• FROM TEIE LlShqs GAZETTE, MAN 28. (Official Parr). WA It DEP.t el r EN r, MAT 27. DICRIT TO At runisnau TI Tme WIPN A PLAN •DDID AT FOOT. •• As a great nun 1) r of l etsons have uffered to take up arms to dunce of myself and of the c•+tinti y, end wishing to gi‘e them a proof how much I a l veciate their refined loyalty anti zealous offers, I have b: en pleased to ordain that a corps •46:Y2 tile.i be formed, am ed and clothed at their expense, like C cadotes,.te be called Royalist Volunteers, accotelittg to, the armed plan, signeu• by Coin t Rio Pardo, the S.-cretary at War; in which ctr i s air person; may enlist whose age does not exce.do.filty years, and mho have strength 'to match wth the army, of which I am going to take the command; and as, amongst those who have offered, there ate 'are some alto, a n account of their age and their employments, are pies enie4 troM leavirg toe capital, I have iesolved that, in a. &Lion to the aforesaid corps, !hire :hall be Another 'outset, tube called • Cossipa. y of Royalist Town Vt,li.n eers, in conformity to the annexed plan; likewise si t osed by the atoresa d inter and Secretary at War. These compan es shall be employed in atdmit a .d as ist rg the police doting the absence of other troups a d as, amongst the numbers at volunteers who have already presented themselves, and as, I hope, will -income tor wane, there are many a hum it may suit eto to serve in ti e line, I have meet ed that the Cowin. titters of the elderent corps shall accept them ; and that as son as the seasons lot this measure •niay cease, the said Corn maiteleis shall dismiss them until further aid. rs. Tue C. mica of War is to cue this to be executed with all necessatr speed " Under Sign Manual of TIM INFANT REGENT. Palace of our Lady of Ajuda.the 4tich 11. q. • 6 •Cne Count UR RIO PARDO." PLAN OF THE CeltPS OF ROYALIST V• LUNTItL+HS. '• This corps is' to be commanded bra Cotr.nel Ge neral, with lank of Mtreschal de C4tnpo. Listo be divided into two brigades. The Commander of each of these brigtioes is to h4ve the rank of a Brigadier of Mi:itit. Each briAdde is to consist of two battalions, and eeh battalion r , f conpanie4. Ihe C nunanders of the battalions are to hate the rank of Colonels of Militia." OPO RTO, MAT 24. Every Regiment, except the 12th, has joined oar cause. This regiment is now. with General Gaspar Teiv ira, the Gives nor of Tras-os-Moutes, whom our late Governor jitiurd there three days since. These Ultra-heroes are now at Liza, about five leagues from Opoito, between Amarante and Guimarens, with the 12th Regiment and a few Cacadores of the 11th, and the Yonce.—Troops from hence must he upon. them this day. Vigue declared in favour of Don Pedro on the 19th ; Coimbra on the 22d1 CoadeMa and Leila, I believe, on the 21,t. Advices announced to the Government that Chaves and the Tras•os-Moates have Leclaied for Don Pedro. Thee is no want of niiiiiey. • The army is in favour of Don Pedro If things continue in the present favourable state ? the intpression appears to be, that no terms will be entered into with on Mi guel—but that a new Regencey will be formed to wait on Dots Pedro's commands.