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R P. • H. Clint F.sti. M.P. Lord Grey • fieritant Firth - - 3 3 0 ▪ Jamie Cciede, Ownklike - 100 0 0 Rev. De. Wood, **ter at Mao * 50 0 Rev. J. Palmer, President et Ditto 5 5 0 Rev. T. Ca • Fellow of Ditto 21 0 0 Rev. W. eld, Ditto - - 21 0 0 lier. 'F. Calvert. Ditto - - /ay. T_. W. Harnbuckle, Ditto • 21 0 0 Re*. IL Tatham, Ditto - •SI 0 0 Rev. C. Rack, Ditto . 11 0 .0 Rev. M. Bland, Ditto - 21 , 0 0 Rev. J. B. Wilkinson, Ditto - 3 5 0 Rev. L. P. Baker, Ditto - - 5 SU 0 Rev. R. Duffield. Ditto - - 5 A 0 R. Owatkbs, Esq. Ditto - - 5 S 0 Rev. IL Wilkinson, Ditto - - 55 0 J. H. Wkitiaker, Esq. Ditto - - 5 5 0 Rev. F. Fellows, Ditto - - 3 5• 0 R. 'Jeffreys, Esq. Ditto - • 3 5 0 J. Smith, EszZ g tto - 5 5 0 T. Watson, . Ditto - - 5 0 R. Twopenny, . Ditto - - 1 5 0 J. T. Austen, Esq. Ditto 5 0 Rev. Dr. Cove - - 10 0 0 Wilbraham Egerton, Ens, IL P. - 52 10 0 13bild and Co. S. G. Pslairet Esq. 0 0 Donadons I Ann. Sub. r & d 4& IL is o 0 . s 1 o 0 .105 0 0 • Rev. H. Walter . . - - 5 0 0 Sir Thomas Mattis . . 10 0 0 1.2.4 y a - 5 0 0 J. Hewlett, Req. - - - - 50 0 Lady Hagar* - - - 10 10 0 KIN J. Reynarsben - - 5 6 0 Mies E. F. Reynarchato - - 10 10 0 J. Dent, Eiii. - - - 50 10 0 J. Worntald, Esc l / 444. . - - ,51 10 0 Wlibun Faller, . - . Ss 10 0 Thomas Calverley, - 105. 0 0 Rev. J. Rowel - - - 10 0 0 Mrs. Catharine Moore - - So 0 0 __ _ _ 2 0 Charles Moore, Esq. C. Bourchter, Esq. Bishop of Rochester Mrs. Wiliest - 10 0 0 10 10 0 15 0 0- I 0 0 S S 0 Rev. M. Wheeler flpow and .Co. . . ... . ....--.....--------- 4 S,IOCIETY for PROMOTING the ENLARGE- I • " MENT and BUILDING of CHURCHES and CHAS, PELS. .. , . .'" • Autumn already 1 Donations. 5 Annual Subscripelons. `hp advertised 5 X 30,303 13 0 I £994 19 0 Subscriptions since received at the Treasurer's. _. A. X. s. al X. s. d. Mrs. DE Andre - • 20 0 lii • !dn. L. Andre - - • - 20 0 0 Mrs. A. Andre - - . SO 0 0 • - • - • a _. Lard Sutton - - 100 0 0 . •.' . ' - • George F. Belts, Req. - • 1 1 0 • jC. J. Bloomfield. Esq. -10 10 o— i "t , O - . John Bate, Req. - . -11 l 0 0 " 'Bev. Edward Bullock SI 0 0 " e rrands Barton, Esq. in additiOn to a former donation - • - - ..„,cr 5S 0 I ;WI. W. L. Baker "- " - - 21 94:y2; C. ‘ , . . . "William Rs. Cartwright, Esq: • - SO /6 ,0 • . 'University of Cambridge.. - 1000 00 , . - Piri of Carlisle •- • • - . 103 0 0 _llent.-Gen. Wm. Cartwright - * 25 0 6 • .Rev. Dr. Geo. Cope - - 1415 00. • Emanuel College, Cambridge - 150 0 6 Benet College, Cambridge - 105 0 0: D. i G. Daubeney - - 105 0 0 Rev. W. N. Darnell - - S 0 0 ' Wm. Denby, Esq. - . ~ 100 00 : - . K 7• Rev. Archdeacon England ' - 10 10 0 ii Dean and Chapter of Exeter - Eton College 103 0 0 ' _ .. - 100 -0 0 F. Edward Buckley Fox, Req. - - 3 3 0 ' Miss Catherine -Fox - • - 5 5 0 . Miss Melliceet Huy Fox - - 5 5 0 . Mn. F. Fenner . - Rev. James Filewood - - 39 10 0 .• i - A Friend to the Church - -10-0 0 1 John Forster, Req. Lincoln's Inn - 32 1 - 100 00 0 Rev, er r Wm. no - -0 , . • G. 1 N. Grimwood, req. - 21 0 0 , - Dean and Chapter of Gloucester - 100 0 0 Pi Goo. Jno. GOnon, Foal. - Gray - - - 26 3 0 SO 0 0 Rev. Dr. G • fH. IL ' - Rev. Dr. Hughes - SO 0 0 I • Rev. Dr. Ilorne - - -1010 0 4 I Earl of Harewood - • 10.1 0 0 4 .• Res. Robert Heath . - Rev. Wm. Hussey - ;,, - 60 0 - -.— 2 1 0 1 Hon. and Rev. T. A. Harris - '2l 0 0 J. Hatchard, Esq. - - 2 2 0 - I. Rev. Dr. Jobson - - 100 0 0 Joseph Joynson, Esq. - 1 1 0 . • John James, jun. Esq. 20 0 6 L. . ~ E. H. Locker, Esq. - 52 10 0 Viscount Lucelles - 52 10 0 Rev. John Lansdale - 2 2 0 - 100 0 0 MlLaing, Esq . . - - 22 0 &r A. K. Legge - 21 0 0 M. i I Rev. Mr. biolesworth - - 2 0 0 i Rev... * Pudessor Monk - . 21 0 0 N. ... 1 Ret. John Nate- a - 51 10 0 r , ashop of Oxford - • - 32 10 0 I ;P. • % Mrs. Pearson - . 10 0 0 Ldon Powell, Esq. - - - SS 0 v. Dr. Prosier .. 105 0 0 lair. P. Pownall - - 3 3 0 ‘ • • Right Hon. Frederick tin Robloson 103 0 0 Mrs. Randolph - - SO 0 0 ' .. S. W. Simpson, Req. - - 10 10 0— II 1 0 Rev. Dr. Barlow Seale - $1 0 0 Rev. Archdeacon Strachey - - U 0 0 an. G. Strong - - 5 0 0 T. i Rev. Richard Twopenny - - —ss 01 1 ' Miss Twopenny - . tenant-General William Thornton - -.-- - 3 2 11 2 0 0 Llso l V. 1' • Mrs. Vansittatt - - •.so o 0 'Miss Vansittan - - 30 0 0 ........ Van, Esq. - - 15 0 0 John Valliant, Esq. . - SO 0 0 i W i Archdeacon of Wells . • 21 0 0 Rev. Richard Warner - 9 2 0 I),nn a nd Chapter of Westm i nster. 500 0 0 Dean and Canons of Windom - 910 0 0 / ilfincis Walpole, Itsq. - Y. . 21 0 i Edmund Yates, Esq. Price sea Co. 50 0 0 $. Rev. Joseph ''arsons - - 10 10 0 Mrs. klisabeth Waken -.- Sikes and Co. S 0 0 Bery Keene, Rsq. - - 50 0 0 Clarks Dixon, Rog. - 60 0 0 J. 'lodges, Esq. - - 10 10 0 11ev. Isaac, King - 9 2 0 I i William Bullock, Req. - 21 0 a R. G. S. - Ladbrookes and Co. - 81 0 0 • Mrs. Amey Cobb - - 20 0 0 Barclay and Co. Thomas Kirkpatrick Hall, lily - 105 0 0 I Rev. Thomas Vere Chute - 50 0 0 Dean and Cluiter of Norwich - 100 0 0 Mrs. I. Penn - - 40 0 0 ltev. Archdeacon Crawford - 25 0 0 Mrs. Charlotte 'toward - - 5 5 0 •P Hoare and Co, r - Rev. Archdeacon Brown - 7 7 o An. J. H. Brown - 5 5 0 Rev. 11. J. T. Cooke 50 0 0 J. Atherton, 'f an. - 105 0 0 Glyn and Co. p W. Holbeck, Esq. - SO 0 0 W. Spencer Stanhope, Esq. - 105 0 0 1 ' Fulaide and Co. . , Me. Jos. Grepon - - Curtis and Co. 3 2 0 , , William Leckie, Req. - - 21 0 0 H. Wells, Esq. - 11 0 0 Ms. A. Tourney 20 0 0• - - i Mrs. J. Welbank P. Ronda. Req..l 0 0 - - 100 0 0 • Deal and Chapter of Worsester 201)• 0 0 Diehard Hurd, Esq. - - 59 0 0 Willis and Co. Rev. P. Rashleigh - - 21 0 0 Mrs .. Oglandcr - - - 50 0 0 1 Messrs. Walker and Co. Bankers, Oxford 21 0 0 Rev. Wm. Come - - 21 0 0 'Rev. Thomas Wintle - 1I : Rev. Thomas Speidwell -1010 0 Provost and Fellows of Worcester Col- legs, Oxford „- - 105 0 0 Merlin, Saone. and Co. Rev. J. Hamilum .. - - i 1 0 LI Rev. Archdeacon Wolkaton , 150 0 0 • Geo. Hyde Wollastesivasq - 25 0 0 - I R. T. iundoodey. to - 4. Smith and Co. • - - to 10 0 . Mrs. lacerate. - - - 10 o 0 The Dean of Windsor - - 27 6 0 l 'S : 1 PoPPler E"t• - - 50 0 o Mrs. Took a - - - 3 0 0 11. IN Totiesse, Auk . - 5 0 0 Garden Torbert, leg. - ;- 30 0 0 1 . . • Praed•and C.sn • • ‘ . 1 W. T. Freed, Rag. - 20 0 0 Gaoling and Co. i A l '. Itcs. C. Vaughan - - 1 II 0— 1 1 0 li ) ; 1 '' • • 4 1 . -. 't • ..._ _— . _ _ . 0 0-2 f 0 Viscount Dalton - - - 100 0 0 Cants and Co. Captain Montagu Montagu - S S 0 "Mavis of Hertford - . los• 00 - Earl Nelson - - - 100 0 0 Lord Rivers - - ioS 0 o Rev. Jams Greville W. Sotheby. Esq. Mrs. Kenntrott - - 1 - 30 0 0 50 0 0 S 0 0 - —.. • Messrs Minima Viscount Castlereagh - • - 100 0 0 An Raster Offering frcsn Two Friends 20 0 0 John Sargent."Eig. - - 2 1 0 Rey. J. B. B. - - 10 0 0 L. G. - . 100 0 0 Cocks, Illddelph, and Co. Robert Gray, Req. - 21 0 0 Miss Eliz. Keswick - - 25 0 0 . Lord Somers - - - 105 -0 , 0 Paxton and Co. A Lady - - 10 0 Harnmvisley and Co.. A Friendly American - 1 0 Rev. F. B. Ander - - 10 10 Alice Mary Am Layard Herries and Co. P. Parsee, Esq. - - 10 10 M. H. . - 5 0 Rev. Fras. Mate . - 50 0 Marten, Call, and Co. bliss Cookson - - 10 0 S. F. L. - - - 100 0 _ _ 0- I 1 0 ..... 1 1 0 -.—. Marsh and Co. Rev. Dr. Moans Brooke Clarke - Rev. it. Stereos - - - Lient.-General Sir Wm. Stewart, K.B. 5 o liankey and Co. John Haywood, Req. preseott- and Co. 30 0 Rev. 'Thomas Field - - - 5 0 'Dean and Chapter et Boehm*, - 100 o John Hambronsk, Net - " - 105 0 Taylor and Co. James Taylor, Eat. - - 105 0 William Taylor, Eel. - - HlO LIM and Co. J. Aytom, Esq. • . - 100 0 Curries and Co. 000 0 J. Peel, Esq. - - - Mrs. Rakes - , ..- - SO 0 B. Sayer, Esq. - - - 5 5 Summons, Salt, sod co. J. Stevenson Salt, Bag . - - 105 0 Rev. William Corns - 50 0 - Wardens and Fellows of Winchester College - - - - 210 0 Rev. H. Leo - - 21 0 Barnard and Co. Thomas N. Powlett, P . - - 10 0 Brooke and Co. 0 0 o • 0 0 I Vivian, Esq. - - - 105 0 0 Chatteries and G. Rev. H. G. Watkliu - -2 2 0 Mrs. A übertbs Miss Aubertin liesanquet and Co. SO 0 0 15 0 0 Miss Catherine Auberdn - 15 0 0 Miss Mary Aubrrtin - - 15 0 0 Rev. P. Aubertin - - . 2 2 0 Subscriptions from OXFORD, by Fletcher, Parsons & Co: Right Rev. the Master and Fellows of MU& College, Oxford - - 105 0 0 Ray. W. Bishop - - - 10 10 0 Principal and Fellows of lkasminose College, Oxford - - - 210 0 0 Proprietors of the Old Bank, Oxford 31 10 0 Edward Bunton, Rol - 5 5 0 Rev. Mr. Bull - - - 10 10 0 The President and Fellows of Corpus Christi College, Oxford - - 105 0 0 The President of Ditto - - 23 0 0 ' Bev. Henry-Cottass - - - 5 5 0 - 10 10 0 - 49 0 0 A. Cramer, Esq. - - 5 5 0 . Rev. Dr. Doren - - - .50 0 0 Mrs. Llustil . - - 25 0 0 1) . V. DPrell, El+ . -* - 10 0 0 T. V. Deka, Er+ ._, - 10 0 0 'Rector and !readers elf Suter College 105 0 0 Rev, N. T. Eason - - 10 10 0 Rev, J. Gould - - 5 3 0-2'lo Rey. George Crandon& . . 10 0 0 Rey. Dr. Orilla - - 15 0 0 - Rev. John Hughes - - .5 5 0 -Rev. Edward Hawkins - - 30 0 0 ,Rev. William Junes - - 10 10 0 Rkv. Et ward James - - 10 10 0 Rev. J. Johnson - - 10 10 0 Principal and Fellows of Jesus Cedege, Dxford - - - 105 0 0 Dr. Kidd - - - • SO 0 0 Rev, Dr. Loveday - - 10 10 0 Rev. Thomas Lowndes - - 10 10 0 Rev. W. D. Longlands - 5 5 0 Charles Thomas Langley, Faq. - 5 5 0 Warden and Fellows of Merton College 210 0 0 Rev. H. Moyses - 95 0: 0 Rev. William Madan - - 5 S 0 U. Morell, Es, - - - 10 51 0 Peakieut and idiom of Magdalen Col lege, Oxford - - 500 0 0 The Demies of Ditto - - 31 10 0 Warden and Fellows of New College ' -Oxford - • .- •-( • - SOO 0 0 The Provost and Fellows of Oriel . College, Oxford - . 105 0 0 Universky of Oxford . - 1003 0 0 . DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL April 28, W. Coates and G. Cass, Duckleraltury, wine-mer chants, at twelve. May 9, C. Sandia's, Devonshire-square, mer chant, at one. - May 19, J. Day and J. Spratswell, Tavistock street, drapers, at one. April 28, J. Lansdell, jun. Bexhill, farmer, at ten. May 9, C. 1.. Spina, F. and G. 31011Ing, and H. A. Spitta, Lawrence Pountney-lane, merchants, at one. May 9, J. Cooper, jun. Aylesbury-street, ironmonger, at one. May 9, IL Waltbew, Liverpool, grocer, at twelve. May 9, J. Hobson, Little Britain, stable-keeper, at twelve. DIVfORNDS to be made in the COUNTRY. April 42, W. Vincent, J. Tanner, J. Barnes and S. Hancock, Newbury, bankers, at ten, at the George and Pelican, Speen hamland. May 11, J. G. Harris, Bristol, cotton-manufacturer, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. May 13, K Wdcock, Huddersfield, carpenter, at ten, at the Swan, Hud dersfield. May 11, W. Gibbon, Pontefract, woollen-draper, at ten, at the George, Huddersfield. May 11, J. Willett, North weld, shopkeeper, at four, at the White Swan, St. Peter of Mancroft, Norwich. June 2, T. Warrington Portsmouth, grocer, at one, at the Fountain, Portsmouth. May 19, D. Aust, Walton . , carpenter, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bris tol. May 11, J. Miller , Liv erpool, merchant, at eleven, at the George, Dale-street, Liverpool. May Ig, W. Ryley, Worces ter, linen.druper, at tw ' elve at the &sr and Garter , Worcester. May 13, W. HAI, Leeds, hatter, at eleven, at the .ourt-house, Leeds. May 25, W: Johnson,..Leeds, woofien-draper, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. May 13; W. Barite Stratford upon-Avon, victualer, at twelie,Wtothe White Lim:, Stratford. CERTIFICATBS—MAY a. J. 0. Parr , _ Liverpool, merchant. T. PLickett, Breastost, butcher. J. Watkin Newark-upon-Trent,painter. D. llockly and W.S. Hall, Br ook-street, goldsmiths. J. Parsons, Barton, cotton manufacturer. J. Houlding, Livetpool, cotton-broker. J. Higgs, Northall, dealer. W. Horn, Limehouae, sad-maker. W. Manderson, Jun. 'Woolwich, dealer. J. Jones, Billingsley, cons-dealer. E. Grace; Seaton-cottage, merchant. & &mis ter. Manchester, dealer. J. and E Bernoulli, Jefferies.square, merchants. S. Allwright, Shoreditch,'ltaberslasher. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Lawton and Co. Cow-lane, brass-founders. Calvert and CO. Runslet, copperassenanufacusrers. Gisborne and Co. Ashbome, bankers. Kay and Smith, Leveashulme, Acc. manufacturers. Rialtworth and Longbutrom, Kishley, raff-rnercharita. T. and R. Pox, Great Queen-street, wine-merchants. Empson and Lockwood, Rotherham, millers. Granger and Dunning, Leeds, auornies. J. and W. Disk, Deptford, grocers. Prior and Hof brow, lianunerstnitb, dyers. Saltaly and Edwards, Manches ter, batters. Taykur and Jackson, Liverpool, merchants. El lis glair, Bethnal green, brewers. A. and J. Blacker, Aus ths-frian,smerchants. Ifolnum and Shutliebothans, Flatter, dra pers. Mtirria and Cooper, Shrvwsbury, manta, SUPPLEMPNT to ale LONDON GAZE OF TUESOAP, dPkIL 14. SATURDAY, APRIL Is. INDIA BOARD, APRIL 13. Dispatches have been received at the Ea house, addressed to the Secret Committee vernor in Council at Bombay, enclc,iri tr . , the commencement and pores.; of tweets the BriLisli Government and the P e i, which reports and dispat‘lies the folluaing pies and extracts: Extract from a disp. , tch from the Pon. . I Prontatter. t l the Resident at the Court of the P4.1,9•t•t : General, dated Camp at Kicky, Nov. 6, 1,1 7. The pressure of business for these the uncertainty of the result, have preven, therto reporting to your Lxcellency; bat z now in a state of war with the Pcishwa, nary to acquaint you with the manner in rupture was brought on, leaving all detail sequent dispatch. The great military preparation of his Itg Peishwa, his distinct rcfusal to send a•n• p force he had collected away from P threatening position he had occupied H. bourhood of our camp, and, above ting endeavours to corrupt the fidelity rt troops, rendered it absolutely nece.,are, in meat, to remove the bi igade from the ver sition it occupied at the town to that selei by General Smith. This circumitance, and that of our cr being on the alert on the 29th, the night I arrival of the European Regiment, remor pearance of confidence, which had. in some been kept up between us and the Peishwa. pearance had afforded no advantage, meal protracting an open rupture ; for his High seeded, in all respects, as if he were at and all kis subjects spoke of his declaring w us, as an event in which nothing was tins the time. The effect of our withdrawing‘ courage the Peishwa's people, who pion, cantonments without any obstruction tr.= Government, and who talked openly of th ing destruction of our detachment. du his road to Bombay, was also attacked, woi plundered, in open day, about two miles fro and as far from the Residency ; and the the Peishwa's Ministers was that of perfeo meat and disregard. His Highness also to push his troops up towards ours, as if in it was announced that he intended to form between our old cantinunents and our net' and 1000 or 15(X) horse moved down for th; I renewed my assurances ofour wish for said that if his Highness moved to his arm withdraw to camp ; that if he remained qu ceded, we should still consider him as a fr; should be careful not to cross the river that our camp from the town ; but that if his vanced towards ours, we should be obliged them. The Peishwa left the town, and ui Purbutta, and within less than an hour of troops began to move in the directio camp, and in such a manlier as to cut off dency. I had withdrawn a company that left in the old cantonments, and as soon the Residency the detachment there mac! camp, keeping a rirer between them and the troops, who were moving in the same direr Residency was immediately plundered and Copy of a Report from Lieutenant-Colonel Burr, of Establishment, to the Deputy Adjutant-Generd Division of the Army'of the Deccan, dated Unit November 6, 1817. SIR—My. letter of yesterday's date wi formed you of my having r emoved the w stores, treasure, and provisions front our ments to the village of kirky and of lodged in security therein ; and of the brig in a state of preparation to move as cite may require. 1 have now the honour to report, for di don of the General Officer commanding that soon after I had dispatched it, I receive.: -- oration from the Resident a the proba: :i.[y ri an immediate rupture with the Peishwa, foNv. , fd:sy .requisition to move out and attack the Ihratta force, which was then visible, and adv:uliiag w the attack of our camp. I in consequence formed the brigade, an.; leavin; the head-quarters of the 2d battaiion tith regimen:, who were previously weakened by several s trong de tachments, in charge of the post together with the drill, sick, unfits, and to o ;roil lit-pcai.ders. under the command of Major lt,rm, a.ivacced meet the enemy, a part': of whose 10:: bossed act: the column, and preceded our ma: ds. Having hosen a situation in advance of car poi:. Lion, at the distance of abou: one mile, we fermi line, waiting the junction of the Dapore (1) battal,,n, under the command cf Major Ford, with three tie,c.. pieces ; at this period, I was joined by the Res ident % who most gallantly exerted himseil ;2:e day, in setting a distinguished exam;.'animation to the troops, encouraging t: ever it became necessary,,and lry his s information aiding my judgment in tl the measures it became necessary to On the approach pf Major 'Ford's being reinforced by the Residents es , :e which had been stationed at the SLni,:. the command of 111,.tj , T Cleilaad somely oirered his services to me. I e to advance, which we continued doi. The Niahratta army, which was its left resting on the height of the ('undy, where a large body of the Vi (3) horse were posted, extended its rigi:; tah river, in which direction the their cavalry were frrmed, the total am is supposed to have been 15,000 ; tlu undulating plain being occupied by a 14 fantry and guns, supported by • suet' horse, as far as the eye could see, who, vance, moved forward front their I+4 ttbe very moment we were unlimkril commenced a brisk cannonade from (1) ran of a Brigade by the reigir and disciplined by Litioprans. (2) The Residency. (3) This person h one oi the Peishwe; lac on forater occasion. had bete conspicuous to ' the British ietetetta. at :l • wilik s ti & aims tor rel l TM 1 Of Gaki :as: L. vita" a In: r, fief'' , refer,, 'areal, !tildes be 'home, !ishu;„, , see ing t I 4e ct., olio% ' porsuin t**,..n., CMS, 9 GOit:Up. pealing men, a ays, t . 4 3 . 'which t .t.' , l 7!” . .i and en: as s q . ~ • fienity, 4 ; s ,: ; , lived fi uhii.. , .... Bomba i to a sL.-. left ma ing to • g - :nee, ....* tion of By t field-pi on our 1.11:t;. .• nearly 0:17 i:. ~! back t t rtr:•;.. were ii rr 1;4? ..-'• the lig titled: :: • rillich max to ;zneon te hems IA before a red the a> Er ' .. le ntrastee, part 01 Ris a ? of his :ept that -1 the gr htiess pz. WOO (I open Ici ; his gm war apri walled , rertita la sitien), sea: to ea. other., kaeLsi our fi ont a; n lilciT ,'.'l 'lle lii he irripta,'" comm cfn eel., cu and oc )ended azi I subn vs:4llNa. dently ani;uil7cl the tr :t eArango fortun contioued ing an n defiance; oragm n a ca r:, and tit .w ; . evt:i., I ar h; purpose. have I r r e.ice, ad grease rr I shafal went ; pet 07 res , nant I r;:-.1d. and amoral at sciarnes henuu !TN pe 3..". 1 h• 'd t e attack lots t .i:l...:Tew 1:e could tree hashes native ion of cor the la f 2:e Re.i- cm o t hai Seri rTi it reac::est of the :heti off to mand e l'et.shsvis the d c:icn. The Majo si burned. 74itfo f the hi albs Capta .4 4 .he 44 Lieut stervi Ip, a I.::„—t, cal G ill have i:e. In: roote ci .:.e mei, 1 141 e rin:o. 4 nakr wound then' i .:g ilia& i.,, , :g P! .00,11142110;5 Lieut woun he infonna; tztes, this f. we, i.e.! .tr. int). ice of cur posi• Dick det we formei 'WOW re (11 batta;:on, undo 7ith three ie;u• Cher y the Resident, and throuß:l,-,:: tle cam 1-.7e t: t::.!; z. 1.1 be fc t:.e 7. .-I*•:•.ert. can t s . : , k7e • : .07S antl w:..s tho r.:,:5.11er...f ed fr .L.;•. tae ; r . i 2iv • :,•:`. ani 'title ,:('IL • .: 17.4T5 :kills e.-en .e.:z k ... 15.0..: . L.' !,ani- tow :nen .11,4 4 mile. abo k ,; 7 .Vll tfp 4 . 111., T .-nt of Ouune , s aisp iliclioor lta::::: 4 rail bra to the MA' `gym t5.., , :t1 r lA •St'S CI: Con. 'mount of ale:: ‘vitl the i:aerie.ilze ran, i long line of +r- rani cestive lines o: the, to, ~ :ci.ig tb Iv' son, povition, .tai at on ring for acti,,.:, •ot • th.:ir centre, i 'lit nt ihw.t, bt.t osreck.i. isteliat &Seer., 3r-a 0 I Ili stesais44: a ei 2 2 0 2 2 0 Dosations I Ann. S.b. ..e. s. 11.! t... st. - 105 o 0 s S o Cfty el Wird Rev. C. A. Frame aorefftws of cbrmes OA- - logo, Oxford, Old Foundation Rev. George Rowley Row. H. 14 Roundel' - S. P. legaud, RA3 - Dr. Shaw - - Res. P. Shuttlewortla - Rey. Dr. Tournay - Willi.= Tuckwell, Esq. - - The Master and Fellows of J.lnieeritty College, Oxford - - 105 0 0 Warden and Fellows of Wadkam Coi lege, Oxford - Charles WhqTßeid, Esq. Dr. Wall 105 0 0 10 10 0 10 10 0 5 0 0 10 10 0 5 5 0 55 0 0 10 10 0 105 0 0 5 S 9 - 10 10 0 Eatuivesa.--The name advertised as Mr. Mos. Coeye►, of Farningham, with a Donation of ,670. 10►. should have been M. Dias. Celyer. C.emmunicationsfmen the Country to be addressed to " Francis Fretting, Esq. General Post-Office, London," with these words written in the corner—" Churches and Chapels." Those in Town to " George Bramwell, Fssq. 10, Lincoln ' s -Inn-Fields. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. This Gazette notifies the Prince Regent's permission to Capt. A. PeUett Green, R.N. to accept the in s ignia of the Swedish Order of the Sword. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OPPICR, APRIL 17, 1818. 36th Regiment of Foot—General George Don, from the 95th Foot, to be Colonel, vice the Honourable enry St. John, deceased. 56th Ditto--Lieutenant-Oeneral Sir John Murray, Bart. from the 3d West India Regiment., to be Colonel, vice the Ho- nourable Chapple Norton, deceased. 95th Ditto—Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Hlslop, Bart. from the half-pay of the Bth West India Regiment, to be Colone', vice Don, appoiutcd to the command of the 36th Foot. 3d West India Regiment—Major-General Sir James Kempt, G.C.$ from the 60th Foot, to be Colonel, vice Sir John Murray, appointed to the command of the 56th Foot. GAZIMONst General Albemarle, Earl of Rodney, be Governor of Charle mont, vice the Honourable Chapple Norton, deceased. General Sir Hew Dalrymple, Bart to be Governor of Black ness Castle, vice the Ern of Lindwy, appointed Governor of Charlemont. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. James Walsh, of Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant. John Ilinsclilf, of Lightcliffe, the parish of Halifax, Yorkshire, dealer aad chapman. BANKRUPTS Cawood Robinson, of Spalding, Lincolnshire, dealer and chap man, to surrender May 6,7, and 30, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Spalding. Attornies, Messrs. Gaunt and Loftus Lamb's Conduit-street, London ; or Messrs. Faster and Boss)- ner, Spalding. • Joseph Parish, of East Teigrirnouth, Devon, dealer In musica instruments, April 22. May S,and 30, at eleven, at the Globe • Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Collett and Co. Chancery lane, L andon ; or Mr. Z. Turner, Exeter. Robert Beauchamp, of Coventry-street, Haymarket, lace-dealer, April 23, May 2, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall, Attorpey, Mr. E. A. Wilde, Warwick-square, Newgate-street. Joseph Peake, of Newcastle-under-Lyre, Staffordshire, mercer and draper, May 1, s 4 Mr. Sparrow's Mica, May 2, and 30, at the Roe Beck. Inn, Newcastle-under-Lyme, at eleven.— Attornies, Mr. Samuel Wilson, Klhg's Bench Walksjemple, London ; or Mr. Sparrow, Newcastle-under-Lyres. - - John Miles, of High liolborn, Ddiddlege:, linen-draper and fur nituroprinter, dealer and charnan, April 25, May 2 and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attomies, Misers . idyhevr, Price, and -• Styan, Chancery-lane. Andrew Barnett, of Lisle-street, St. Anne, Westminster, cabi net-maker and upholsterer , April 21, May 2, and 30, at eleven, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mfr. Emanuel Allen, Carlisle-street. John Frost, of the Grange-road, Bermondsey, Surtey, victua -1 ler, dealer And chapman, April 23, May 2, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Whitton, Great James -street, Bedford-row. John Sage and Thomas Pomfrett, of Maidstone, Kent, millers,' dealers and ehapmen, April U, May 2, and 30, at twelve, at Gujldhall. Attorney, Mr. Benton, Union-etreet, Southwark. Thomas Cave, of Hindley, Lancashire, dealer and chapman, May 11, at live, May IS, at ten, and May 30, at twelve, at, the Buck th' Vine, Wigan. Attornies, Mr. Ditchfield, Wi gan; or Mr. Ellis, 43, Chancary4ane, London, Thomas Wilhts, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, iron monger, dealer and chapman, April 25, at one, May 2, at twelve, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall Attornies, 'Messrs. Mayhew, Price, and Styan, Cliancery-iant. Thomas Powell, of Leominster, butcher, dealer and ehapman, Aprll 27, IN, and May 30, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn, Bronayard. Attornies, Mr. Joseph Harris, Leominster; or Messrs. Derke and Co. Chancery-lane. John Honour Croucher, of Great Alle-street, Goodman's-fields, spirit and beer-merchant, April 25, May 2 and 50, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Graham, Barnard's Inn. Manse Hack, of Bear-garden, Southwark, anchor-onith, dealer and chapman, April t 5, May 9 and 30, at twelve, at Guild hall Attorrdes, Messrs. Clutton and Carter, High-street. Southwark.