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SNORTING INTELAJGCNerti. . . LAMBOURN RACES. TUFSDAY, JULY 13. Fifty Ponnds, the gift of Lord Craven, 3 yri. old,' carrying 6ft. 41b. 4 yrs. old • , 711. 81b. s yrs. Old, Bft. 711). 6 yrs:old, 811. t 31h. and aged oft. r lb. 4 mile heats.—Winneis of .one plate 31b. and of two slh. extra. Mr Dersr.d's 1.. h. John Airess. 4 Yr*. old - xI Mr. Itort'oe. h. Pet, by Buzzard 5 yrs. aid • - sdo Mr. D2ly's e. h. Brightso. 4 Yrs. - - 3 dr. Mr. Priee's Slang,aged Mr. kilytle's bay b. Tea-boy, 5 yrs. old, two pbron - 5 3 Mr. Gordon's b.h. Itassard, 5 yrs. old - dr. The fame •day a Sweepftakes of ggs. each, for hunt en of Gentlemen hunting wiili the fox hounds ' in the county of Berks ; car. t 2a. Mr. Goadlake's b. h. Mafter Joe Mr. Baton's ch. g. Biernith - - - - - , Mr. None's b. f. 4 yrs. old Mr. George's br. h. Bachelor Mr. Mitaell's Al. ►. Psalm' Mr. Illacklhaves br. m. Snip IsiSnap Mr. Dundas's b. g. Savage WSDII EIIDA Y. A Maiden Plate of sol. 3 yrs. old, 6fl. 41b. .tyrs. old, 711 71b. 5 yrs. old, 811. , 7111..6 yrs. old, 96.: and aged 9tl. 4111:1—Two mile beats. Mr. Cordon's b. b. by Buns:4 3 yrs. old - - S I I Mr. Frogloy's g. h. Ploogb-boy, aged. 3 o 1/Ir. Sadler sb.L by Dragon, 3 yrs. old - 4 S dr. Mr. Smythe's Aganippe, 6 yr*. did 6 s o Mr Day's c. ft by John Hull, 4TM old s it Col. Otafressea br.f. 3 Ira. old - - 3 3.6 r. LUDLOW RACES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE s 4. A Maiden Plate of Fifty Portals, the Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate for all Ages, that never won Match, Plate, or Sweepflakes ; 3 yrs old to tarry 611, 4 yls old, 7k. '7lll. 5i yrs old. 811. 611 Y: 6 yrs old, M. r 'lb. and aged horfes, 911. Mares and Geldings allowed 31h. Twice round the Conrfe, Ilarting at the Chain Ld Stamford's ch. h. Edgar, 3 yr. old, 6111. z Mr. Lord's W. b. Blomillick, 3 yr. old, 6ft. - a Mr. Carr's ch. c. 3 yrs old, 6ft. - dr Same-day, after the firk heat, a Sweepkikes of Tina Guineas each, with Twenty Pounds added ifx..reto by the Town. Mr. Carr's br. c. Net hulls, 4 yrs old z Phu SILT, EfeVs b m. Trinket, 5 yrs old - Hurt Sitwell, br. h. Thereabouts. seed - 3 Mr. Lsockley's b. c. Hcipitallty, 3 yrs old - - 4 Powell Snell, Efq.'s br. g. Crocodile, 3 yrs aid - dr Mr. Cavalry's el e. Saaapaut, 4 yas oil • dr • , THURSDAY. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate' of Fifty Pounds, for all Ages; 3 yrs old to carry 611. 4 yrs old, 711. 71b. s yrs old, 811. 61b. 6 yrs old, Bk. I :lb. and aged horfes, sok db. Mares and . Geldings allowed 31b. The winner of one sol. this year,. to carry 31b. of two, slb. and of three, or a King's Plate, 71b. extra. Fotrr mile heats. 'Mr. Carr's br. b. RIR Fruits, 4 yrs old, yft. lib. z z • Mr. Saundas's b. at. Tawny, syn old, Bft. 3lb. a a Mr. C. - - 3dr NEWCASTLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24. The Fifty Pounds fors and 4 yr olds. Two mile heats. Mr. Fletcher's b. c. Laic, by Sir Peter, 4 yrs old, BR. 41b. walked over. Tit tritsDAY. 'lle Cold Cup, value toogs. a Subfcription of togs: each, the furplus in fpecie ; 3 yr olds, sft. 71b. 4 yr olds, 7fl. 71b. 5 yr olds, BS. slb. 6 yr olds, 88. 81b. Fillies allowed sib. Four miles. (Twenty-three Subfcribers.) Mr. Jellaba's b. b Sir Solomon, by fer Peter, yrs old - - IA Darlington's b. c..Avtonitlea, 4 Yrs dd s IA Strathmore's b. c. by Walnut, oat of Little Slat* . • . dam, 4 yrs old • A Mr. Brandling's b. c. by Pegarns, 3 yrs old - IA Strathmore s it. c. by Soadille, 3 yrs old - Mr. l'AnYon's ch. h. Appisiorth, 6 yrs old • 6 Sir H. Willisinfots's b. c. Lancafter, 3 yrs old - Mr. Riddell's cb. e. Merry Andrew, 4 mold o Mr. G. Crompton's b f..toeveed, 4 yrs old - o Mr. Wilfon's Swift, 3 yrs old Five to a eel Agonißes ; 7 to s agft Sir Solo- ' mon ; 5 to I set Mr. Brandling's colt ; 5 to tagfi Swift; 3 to 1 aglt Annifeed ; 8 to 1 aglt Merry, Andrew ; to to 1 agfl either of Ld Strathmore 's colts; and 15 to t egg Applegarth. Annifeed was drove out of the road, or elfe it is thought that the would have made a good race ; Merry Andrew broke down ; and Sir Solomon won very esfy. The Maiden Plate of Fifty Pounds for all ages. Three mile heats. Mr. Fletcher's b. c. by Pegsfuss• 7rz aid, BR. 6 4 l air H. Williamfores b. c. &by 4 yrs old, ER. 4 z • s Mr. W. Hutcbiufass's b. e. Earby, 3 yrs Old, Eft. zolb. - - - s • 3 Mr. Brandling's b. c. by Aurelius, 3 yrs old, s - z dr Mr. lift! on's b. m.Dapboe.s 7n , ' , N.M. 4 1 b. 7 3 dr Mr. Kineald's b. e. by Overtoo,• 7n zokl,g. 3 dr . Mr. Baird's b. h. by Fergus,3 yrs okL 3 dr Six to 4 agif the Aurelius colt ; after the firs heat, 5 to 2 agli Baby ; after the fecond heat. a to t on Baby ; after the third heat, 3 to t on Mr. Fletcher's colt. . Mr. Brandling's colt was fo very lame, after winning the firli beat, that he was obliged to be withdrawn. . At the conclufion of the Sweepflakes of 20 Gui neas each on Monday, the crowd doled in upon the race ground, without noticing the approach of Bantnm : feveral perfons were zode over, one of whom, a young woman of the name of Chicken, was much hurt, but we underftand the is now out of danger. Race of one hundred miles again( time fin One nottfand Guineas to be performed in 4 hours: This race, run over the Town-Moor, was per formed by a fine Grey Mule, the property of Mr. Fletcher, within the time by an hour and thirty four minutes. He (fatted at a quarter before one on Tuefday morning, and finithed at eleven mi nutes pall one in the afternoon. The firth thirty three miles he ran in three hours, and feventy again( nine o'clock. Threc frefh horfes accoropa rued nim, and he baited and changed jockies at the end of every twenty-two miles. Coctieo.--Dnring the races, a long insist of • Coc ks between the Gentlemen of Durham (Stanley, tbedet), and the Gentlemen of Northumberland 1211, feeder), for togs. sr battle, and songs. the After the fight on Thurfday, Snaky had and Small, twelve train batiks. "- yinfeVESTElk &ACM/W.IOAV: Jun". The Ladies'.Purfe of-501. for any boric, &c. that - never won plate, batch, of fweepfiakes of that value.; 3 yrs. old, 4 yrs. old, 7 a. ; alb. 5 yrs. old, 811.71 b. 6 yrs. of J, 811. ;31b. and aged 9fienlb.--Thetee of threw% mile heats. Mr. Plush's Pyrrhus,' yrs: obi 4 I I Mr. Musdley's b. m. by Highllyer, aged - - 3 4 4 Mr. liaMck's hr. e. Mr. Giles, 3 yrs. - 3 2 2 Mr. Holland's Plurnomena 6 yrs. old - I 3 3 Mr. Paynes ch. m. Sally RoCkinektm, 3 In. old - 4 dlit- Mr. Pearce's b. rei. Peodoye, 6 'mold - - a dr. A Hunter's Plate of 5411. given by the Members for the County, &c. by horfea bona fide the pro perty of freeholders, refi4:nt in Hamighire, that never have won, and (hall ha ve been to the own ers porellion from the tft °etcher preceding; the 110 of chive 3 miles neat.—To catry 224. Mr. Plamift's de: =Ay ArStagres . - • - r Mr. SP/kilos& 4 rag oft - s Mr. Anoon's &Is 14m* 5 yea dd. - - - (SmalS. feeds • 1111611. After won fizteen, ~...~.- NICLOS lidlL, loth On Monday Hear, Be:,ai Moms Mod& and his wife, Hakoood and others, were indiaed for a oonfpiracy with intent to charge W. Butter fisislorith. the crime of felony in Reeling certain • books and papers,. viz. the lift of perfons taking out armorial bearing certificates, and having him arebended under a warrant from It. GON•NT, /A. on the reth of February lag. The profecu tor of this- indiament ' W. Butterfield, and Haltioed, one of the defendants, were both• no torious common informers. The cafe, as Rated by Butterfield, was, that he was at a public-bottle near his own houfe, where 'he met Macklin and his wife. Macklin was beadle of thdparifli of St. Marilbbaine. Their converfation turned upon artnotiaLbearingh when Macklin's wife offered to lend him the Nis which were hung Upon the church door, upon condition of his returning them on Monday morning. He wanted the lifts for the purpofe of gisitig infor mation. _ _ On the Sunday morning, jun as he was prepar ing to go to church, he was apprehendediiy a war rant from Mr. Conant. He then pofitively rwore, that be had never taken the papers, bat that the woman lent them to him. Upon his crofs-exami nation he admitted, with much difficulty, and af ter great evafion, that he had been convited at Lewes of gaining money by &lie pretences. He could not tell how long he was fenteneed to be imprifened, becaufe there was a noife in Court when fentence was paired. He got out of prifon by walking away when he found the door open. On the other fide, it appeared, that MT. Butter- field made the poor old woman, the beadle's wife, drunk, and got the papers from her : the could not tell how, nor did (he know who it was bad them. She applied to the office in Marlborough itreet, and giving a defcription of the perfon Who had tricked her out of them, 74 Halwood, who was prefent, immediatily recognized the perfon of his brother Informer. Upon this, Mr. Conant granted the warrant to &arch Butterfield's bottle, where the papers were found. - This honeit Gen tleman then indieed the whole of the parties : the beadle and his wife, his fellow Informer, and three or four others, for a confpiracy in h aving him apprhended. • Mr. Matitwaliwo obferved, that it was impor tant to refesse the public from the fangs of there In formers, and obrerved, from what Mr. Conant had depofed, there was not the lest shadow of a pre text fora confpiracy. Thy were all 'acquitted. Yenerclay theaseut met at ten, and theArirverfe paper was ralied•erfor s when it fo happened, that out of ten or twelve enures, none of the parties ap peared the Court therefore ordered them to be ftruck out 61 the paper, which will oblige them neglecting to attend to pay the colts of the day. The flatement hi feveral papers, that a drying Rove at Waltham-Abbey had been blown up, and thirteen men burnt, on the tyth ult. is incorredt. It was the itorning.bonfe, whit's, being under re pair, by fosse accident took fire, when eight men were burnt, all of whom are doing well. The Maoorlury at Idancheller, at a late court lent, prefensed eleven Steam Engines which do not burn their own faioke as public zusifancesi anti the owners were refn ' oftively fined in Oa fain pf one hundred pounds each. • . On Saturday fennight, the four following mi• fosters effeaed their dcape from the county gaol Hereford. viz. yaw, Gallia, and 4:avia acent ly caked up for conunitting a lobbed:hi le honk • •of E. ST ALLeen, E. ,ot 3i ,or c 0.., i n county ; and, Baum, laft afilzes of Met? leafing. Davies hiving, with great labour apd ingenuity, got off the rock from the door of his cell, proceeded to liberate the others; and they all got into the yard. by cutting out the iron frathe of one of their cell windows; after which, they readily fcaled the outer wall, by means of a ladder curioufiy made from their blankets. Their ope. rations being overheard by a prifoner in an ad )ehsing apartment, he gave the atarM, and an im mediate porhit took plate; but although heavily Ironed, they all eluded the vigibutee of their pur -1 eers, who went oat in every direCtion in fearch of them, and nothing was heard of them during the whole of the day. The fame evening, however, about ten o'clock, as a Gentleman was returning home from Hereford, he obferred a man walking through a field of in where there was no path. way, at the top of Eign-hill. on the Mordiford road; when he called to the firsinger*and received for anfwer that he had milaken the way. This creating ftifpicion. and recollefting the efcape, which had been the fubjett of converfation during the day, the Gentleman rode up to an adjoining cottage, and alarmed she inhabitaats: here bents tained the aft:lance of three men. who went him the held, where they taw four fellows making off; and after a fhort purfuit, they came up with, and fecund me, who proemd to be yaws, the molt defperate of the above mifoners ; but they were prevented from following the other three, not hav ing numbers fitificient to cope with them. 'farm was immediately brought back to his old qaarters, where he is now &ail.," ed to the grouoci. The others are not yet taken. 550 FrOW the L-QHDOMeearrE, ..7une 3 0 . MILITARY PROMOTIONS • WAR,OFFIC6, JUNE 30, X Boz. eft Reghnerii of Dragoon Guards-4Uchard Weave Parris, Gent. to be tkinset, by rumba% vice WlEtio, puoinoted. x ft Regiment of Dragoons—Saws* Hamilton Lnmison. Gent. of. the late Oxfordibire Feisalle CavalrY, to be Cornet. with out purchafe, vice tryfeanntooted in thasithUnitDrannanr. Ditto—Lieutenant OdtasioaCarey, from the ilstit Foos, , to be Lieutenant, vice L.:ice:Res., who exchanges. oth Regimen of Light Dragoona—Lieutenam the Honour able Henry Murray, from.the 60th Font, to be Lieletenent. vice Carruthers, who exchanges. atis Ditto—Captain-Licutenant F.dwasti Vincent Eyre, from the %nth Foot, to be Capoin-Lieutenant, vice Savage, who exchanges; WUBun Miro, Gent. to bc Cornet, by par chafe, vice Krogh, promoted. rsth Ditto—Lieutenant John Every, from the Stafford Militia, to be Cornet, witheibt pnrchsk, vitt Dickens, promoted. sd Regiment of Foot Guards... Captain Alexander Nelbitt, from the Sad Foot, to be Lieutenant ; John Plendarkath, Gent. to be AS Um-Surgeon, vice Nelfon. demigod. 9th Regiment of Foot.—Lieutenaut °MSc Hanway Sargent to be.Captain.by purchafe, vice Meade. promoted in thasoth _ . Foot. z 7th Ditto—Adjutant Thomas Baylis to be En*, without parasite, vibe Mammy, promoted in the 31ft Foot sfith Ditto.;.-Captaln-Lieutenant Patrick Nugent Savage, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Captain-Lieutenant, - vice Eyre, who exchanges. syth Ditto—Lieutenant James Mylne, from the loth Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Matey, who retires, 3tft Ditin--Enfign Pierce B. Mahony, from the r7tb Foot, to be Lieutenant, without Parade, vice Roach, removed to the Invade. 49th Ditte—Enfign William Jones,from the Comma Mild.. to be En llg n , without purehafe, vice Sewell, promoted. sod Ditto—. I . G. Henckrfon, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vi& Lockett, promoted. .sth Ditto.—linfign John Heyliger to be Lieutenant, by pan. chafe, vice Leak, who retires. oth Ditto-.,Lieutenant Joseph Carruthers, from the roth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Murray, who err changes; Enfign William Farrand, from the I.sth Poet, to be Enfiga, vice Nkkle, who exchanges ; Serjeant PH. lesfderff, from the 25 thFc7ot, tithe Eerie, without porchafe, vice Daly, promoted in the 85th Foot. 65th Ditto—Henry Irwin, Efq. to be Paymafter, vice Bruere, who relies ; Enfign Thorn's Warren to be Lieutenant, by rr_t_ak, vice Courtney, premotal in the sth Weft India t. tigt7XO—Camain-Liratemett John Cony to be Captain, by plotebare, vice Chute, who retires; Hain Price Hely, from thl Half pay of the late Londeederry Regiment, to be En gin, vice Coyle:, promoted. 113tibbitto.—Latutenant Frederick Lek-titer, from the 3d Dro wms, tp be Lieutenant, vies Carry, who exehouges; Enka Richard Daly, from ti e Foot, to be Lieutenant, with out purchafe, vice Penford, removed from the Service; Richard Newton King, Gent. to be Enfign, by pnrchafe, vice Addifon, promoted; Alderman dkoulding, Gent. to be ED AM. by porchak, vice Dawfon, promoted in the 3d Foot. ad Weft India Itegintent—Enlign Hercules B. Lethern to be Lieutenant, by prelude, vice Harding, who retires. Staff Corps—Captain William Nicoby, from the Royal Engl. noere,to be Major, vitt Ruthenfor pretested. To be Barrack-Mafters in Great Britain—Thomas Edgar, Efq. Major on half.p_ay of the 89th Foot, Lord, deceafed ; ic e y rc r i °"" e l d, El bln ia" al?ittnt. leave ; . I '.l),lilivat; v f .Pr. llailts, Gent- tate Lieutenant in the 15th Foot, vice Lovin i gg &ceded; Daniel Page, EN. Deputy Bartack-Mafter at Winebefter, to be Barrack-Mager, vice Major Lewis, de ceded. Burkinghamfhire Gentlemen& Yeomanry Cavalry. Comet Edward Oakley Grey to be Lieutenant In the %eking. ; ham Squadron, vice. Pigott, who relies ; Hobert. Milky, Gent. to be Cornet in'ditto, vice Grey ; William.Young.rwout. to be Lieutenant in the Aykibury Squadron ; John fladar. Gent. to be Cornet in ditto. -.. • Beer and Seaton Artillery Volunteers. &coed Lieutenant Durk) Freed to be Fitt Lieutenant, vier Cute:silk, who refigns; William Cutverille, Gent. jun. to be Second Lieutenant, vice French. North Cromdale Company of Volunteer infantry. Donald Grant, Gent. to be East, vice Rota, who reigns. South Cromdale Company of Volunteer Infantry. Eire Lieutenant John Grant to be Captain. vice John Qum, who reigns. Durham City Loya l . Volunteers. • juries Richsrdly, Gent. to be Aillutan. vice Brown, who re bps; Rev . William Hayes to be Chaplain. Loyal Lincolnfliire Villagers. Honourable Henry Colt to be Lieutenant; Clarke Roby, Gent. to be knfign, vice Cult. Lifkeard Volunteers. James Clegg, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Rawle, who reigns. Norwich Volonteer Infantry. Lieutenant John Hammond Cole to be Captain, vice Browne, who reigns. Nottingham Volunteers. Bann Henry Holdfworth to be Lieutenant, vice Bardfley, who n figni ; George A'mond, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Holdf watt; Thames Birch, Gent, to be Surgeon, vice HA who rains. Royal Paifley Volunteers. PTA Lieutenant Wißkm Blfsland to be Captain, vice Jamiefon; ' Ark tledrenant Jmnes Hunt-r to be Captain, vice Willtin lhaw; Adjutant John SnoeTtafs, p be Fisk Lieutenant, • itifibuld4 Second Lieutenant Mathew Smith to be Pirit Lieutenant, vice Hunter td be Sectond Lientenants--Vathaniel Gibfon, Gent. vier Cork; Claud Aletabdor, Gent. vice W. Alexander; George Soo& grafi, Gam take Smith; William Murray, Gent. vice Find • 4.. Rotherham Volunteers. RZlrlitsbsad, Gent. to be Emig; vice Balk°, who re- Wellington Volunteers. Richard mowujoy, Gan. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Row ley, who tenni. Royal Wellminfler Volunteers. Laign Jobs Bowman to be Lieutenant % vice Crag& who re igns; Bagel William Holmes to be Lieutenant, vice Got who reigns; Charles kindest' de Berenger, Gent to betleaMiwt. vitelllunt, who refire Cornmifion in the Bywell Afrociated Troop of Ca. figned by his Majefly, dated May 9, tsol. WPWam paw, Gent. to be Surgeon. ARMY IN IRELAND. •,{t6 Restraint W Foot—inflgn George Tracker to Us LJeo tenant, by parchafe, vice Gordon, promoted In the Byda Rot. ♦6th Ditto—Captain James Fitzgerald, from the: half-pay d the late Independent Companies, to be Captain, vice Man ners, who exchanges. Frafer Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Join Fnfer, Gait. to bit Eafign, v►ce A. S. Freer, promoted. Tay Regiment of Fencible Infantry. UMMIOUIt Andrew Small to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Campbell, daceafal ; &Ingo Duncan Pdackenzlc to bc Lieu tenant, vice Smail. _ _ EItILATI/14 in the Gazette of the zoth inflanr. 54th Regiment of nat.—For William Waltham. Gent. to be Fallen, by purehate, Mee Wi!Motion, promonol, read W ham Waltham, Gent. to be &align by petelafa. Mee WI. hint" promoted. SWAR-OFTICt. 111011.111-CASTLI, 24, 1802. His Majeßy has been pleafed to make the fol.. lowing Promotions in the Army on this ellablilh meat, and the Commiffionc, dated March 4, !Vol, are come over accordingly: dth Dragoon Guards—John Kennedy to be Cornet, by por ch:le, trice Steward, pronmted. 1 9th Lista Dragoono...Sanend White to be Comet, by posebak, rice liver promoted sr Ditto-4.leutenaln-Cortafkev i br i110r1 4 17. fr'fft tad Li g ht Dragoons, to be Captain: ent,without purcliaki vice Milbank, promoted In MStirtight Dragoons 22d nitto—,Cornet Robert Rote, un a4rtileopeat lo t purenefe, vice Prreuo o ll 2l #.ljaltt I . ;raitions. Ilk Battalion xsth Foot:--major Heal. Gternt•, 4rey %a Le Lieutenam-Coiortrl, by pp e, refigiud I . tap. tolo panes itobititon to be malur, by. pa nabarevittee Awry, p rom oted ; Esafima WiiiktMWitkinfon to ha Litattenant,with. out purcha t C , vice Remfity„ roosted: Thomas kanday to be • Enfigu, without purclude, vice`WMlnfoo, pro'ntoted. .16th Foot— -- ,, Botteltite* ti be Earl, without pun:hare, vice Morris; promoted in 48th Fait. Iliad Ditto... William Jobsafon to be klafigoorithout p atho s. vice Dams, pnninted is 710 Soot., Breadalhane rent*** EnziTkoraas &cloud Fierawottli; from ticirelheiptei Ewa: , to be Lieutenant, vice L. Campbell, relignot Frafer Fencibles. John Buchanan .to .to be Beg% vice N. Ender, annhased to a Otanantillon in the Line. Loclutber .Fencibles. nap De l phi Fugufou to bs Lieutawas, vita C. McL ean , appointed to tbi Bth Welt India Regimens .PrinceEs Charlotte of Wales's, or M'Leod's ?en cibles. Enfign Peter jiollatuelt to be Lkutenant, vice Whittle, r e . rigged. jorepla Mho to he Ent," vice Holkorsh, promoted. Francis Ford to be Enfign, vice Mafterfon, refigued. Northbe mon Cornatoheusgn im . rl ,d an ce ci E A.s e . n bi cil aa les. , appointed to an Enfigney ha 60th itegbottm WAR-OYFIC B, DUBLIN-CATTLE, jUNII 25. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleated to fign commifEons for the following Gen denten to be Officers in the undermentioned diarid P o t Poore:Amara Cavalry—Third Lieutenant Win. Emma, Fir* Lieutenant, vise Colthurit, &ceded ; Wingfield Hutton. Efil. Second Lieutenant, vice (Lain, refigned ; John Stanley, Efii., Third Lieutenant, vice Kerman, promoted. 'Tineltinch Cavalry--Seeond Lieutenant Not Sandes, Erg. Eirit Lieutenant, vice Sabutiery reggae/I Jae Moffitt, FA. &cord Lieutenant, vice Sands* Pnemote4 :Liberty Rangers,l9econd cani k any.,-Inba / Broohe, Eh. Second I Lieutenant, vice Doyle. renew& Tuam Infantry—NettersWe CaMpbeft, Fuft Lieutenant, vice Keary, refignuL &flashy Infantry.--T. Camay Philips, Efq. Second Lieutenant, vice Drabs, demoted: Tipperary lalasurr....9antatet Eleiane, Efg. Sound Lieutenant, vice Lacy, promoted. Athlone infantry—Pith Lieutenant John Larkut, Biq. Captain, vice Penefatber, yearned. Newtowoaarry Inn. try—Robert Bale, Efq. second Lim tenant. 'ConamiLlion in the South Downfbire.Militia, figncd by the Colonel. •Jobn Byrne to be Enfign. BAIISRUPTS. Colin Farquhar, late of Maddoi•Rrcet, Hamover-rquarr, der, so furrender July 44 11, and Asset it, at ten, at Guild hall, Londc& Attorney, W. Bastes, Great MorlSorougb- ftreet. Roust Scully sour or late of Bradford. WU. v41011 1,1 *, July se, and Result rt. at eleven, at the. Swan Inn, br.ulforiL Attar:dm, Ma Robert Eldridge Wihnott, of Srulford ; or Mr. Williams, of Caftlediseat, Hoboes, London. Samuel Janes, John Milken, wad Swami Howsertiodatudrant, Wilts. clothiers, July a, se, and Alto& la, at one, at the White Swan, Bradford. Ationdes, Mr. asterism*, Brad. ford; or Meth. Dehary and Cope, Inner Taw*, London. Abraham Centel', td. ton-ertiot, Iffillsoptpuwaraot Without. London, florid and Minch leather anwoolutallan, lad Aura at. at man. at Galidhalt datamiea, Bloomfield and Foy, Mantelleltratts Goodman`,-Eld& DIVIDENDS. Judy vn. WM. Fitter, of Sorbs, Talton, and Francis , Mum if4tesa, YorldiMis, boil% at twat the White.kiatt Tu. vein, oalver- !treat, Klegigepropia4l4l. July 7. fames Haw kinaMe alder and Jams Hawkins tha younger, of Rotherhisho-Wall. Surrey, bum-budders, ac twelve, at evildtralL July ts. James Haigh, of Kest-Brett, Southwark, 111,041120.16 at ten, at CuildhalL July rt. John Gulden, now or late of Tiverton, Davan&ize, vintner, at eleven, at the Angel Ina, Tiverton. July 11. James Reilly and James Conine, of Aleads.cOurt. Bond-Breen tailors, at ten, at Guildhall. July 2,3. Photo, Holland, of Hew South-End, hem, builder, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.ondon, July 11. Wm. Tate the elder and Wm. Tate the younger, et Pittston, Sutter, timber-merchants. wt t.n, at Guildhall. ply it. Wm. Butler, of Whiteersdharoet, brasier. at no, at GuildhalL July 18. Richard Gill, of the Holy Trinity, Eimer, timber. merchant, at eleven, st the Globe Tavern, Exeter. July 18. Robert Watfon, late of afford, grocer, at eleven,* the Angel Inn, Oxford. • July 25. Robert Ware and Pidligarstels, of lawrlnee.lane, • Lamina. wholtfale grocers, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 15, James Bacon and Thomas Anthoor, of Sisoban Lando*, Won, at tea, at GaildhalL July 13. &Mud Mldwood, of Upper Shirlington, Yortair!, A merchant, at the Golden Lion, Leeds July z 3. Thanatilampfon, late of lkomigidmo Queer , Hol• dernefe,Yorkihim slealar.at elevakatsheTigar Isal•Eaverkl• MOla Or Ban!Wm. 1: f 4l rho - g - 4 Geelong - 3 8 4 Opole LOOPM • alas t+iisti'ovelertra. Dublls - 44 - i ssi Oa Sao* lan, at la the County of Star! riftor a isgestag mindh Ws. Lm 48 team %ink Wood DaleTt, Chem tba asichaohar of asrath. oj liall : u o ftisti : m s ;: it T aand.ossan ueasty, lo4.lloo ;7fr ci t ai :p r f aitkoref ele riniv i T ait ifter ecamdmiusinffileak t um Megeritti bube chiabriai t u l a ntlT t ele...yrs.. l6 e taac i u t it. CCAlNaftray TWO 1106.—Thofe who have We thaw nay balmlike:ands brldeelbitg dr* hbrir. ell.pirft the expenem—She rthe at Via ikeiornart. Yid* Mean 9anito - lattioßaitNovoara CELEBRATED TINCILIthS. ONE for daunting and preferriai the Teeth, and dledbmffly cut* the Scurry in the M., Pl i g rentin g rie Teeth film further decay, and rend the &matt perthal tweet ; the other, for the TOOTH-ACK which gives hone ctiate cafe, without injuring tile Teeth or Gams. Ado, Mr. Gasitsrovotes JUMP-ACID LOlSlllargoWli drift fare and (peedy remedy foe thekHeart-barst, ludi4ettioasPll ll or Wind in the fbtoniach, disk dfforders that arife from too tow Hying, and prevent the in effeeisofbad wiur, Rale beer. at- Nn thin', ran be a better proof of the dbeaey of abs above Medicines than the high repute they have been behh4ill.M lll of fort y Years ever, parchager re9uthed to Wenn alia R. Haypeard, No. to, Ladeno•hil4" is printed en every Ramp, all otben are counterfeits. 1 They are prepared and fold by R. Hayward, I:14M ...IS (be' safer to T. Greenough, t h e Nowa*. No. zo6 Ludgaurom• . Looosso Sold age by F. Newberg No. 45, St. Pawl's Church IllefOrf and Co. Ceckfpur.ftrect ; T. 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