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.% -17.7 COPIES TO BE MINI:ID — NOT -1:0 EXCEED THE NUMBER OF SUBSCRIBERS TO THE NEW AND IMPROVETKEDMON OF TEPHEN S' GREC.R THESAURUS. STo be edited by A. J. VALPY, late Fell: of Pemba Coil. 0 %ford, and Mr. E.' H. BARKER, of Trin. Gill. Camb. To be printed at Mr. A. LValpy's Press, London. This work will be published in Parts, at JE I. is. each —large paper, £2. 2s. each. To be coo pitted in three or four years. Present k.tbscription, an small paper, and rt large. As the salwription will so on be closed, persons, desirous of obtaining Copies, are respectfully requested to send their names to Mr. A. J. Valpy, and to givikarefeience in London where the Numbers may be sent and the money paid. A correct List will be recorded in the Work. A List of the present Subscribers, with the MATERIALS FOR THE iMPROVEMEN I' OP THE NEW EDITION, ire inserttd in Nos. XIX. and XX Of the CLASSICAL JOUAN AL, and may be hid gratis at all the Clissical Booksellers London; and at Mr. A. I. Valpy's, Toukc's-court, Chancrry•lane. •„' It is expected that the whole will he com p leted In 21 Parts. No. I. will he published in the 'Oozing Summer. STATUE OF THE KING. The Statue of his MAJESTY, which was votetsome time back by the Corporation of London, was exhi- bited for the first time on Saturday, in honour of his MAJESTY'S Birthday. The Committee appointed for carrying the Resolution into effect, assembled at Sve o'clock at Guildhall, where they met a number of distinguished visitors, and proceeded to the Great Council Chamber, where the Statue is erected. It is placed at the end of the Chamber, elevated about twelve feet from the floor, in a niche of a dark co loured marble. His MAJESTY is sculptured in his royil robes, holding the scroll of an Address in his left hand. The right hand is extended, to represent the Sovereign as in the act of returning an answer to an Address which has been presented to him . . The merit of the design, and the skill displayed in the exe. cation of this loyal civic testimony to the virtues of the KING, obtained universal praise. On the pedestal is the following appropriate in scription; GEORGE TITE THIRD, Born and bred a Briton, endeared to a Brave, Free, and Loyal People by his public virtues, by his pre-eminent Example private Worth in alt the Rela - ions of domestic Life, by his uniform Course of unaffected Piety, and entire Suhmission to the Will of Hreveß. The Wisdom and Firmness of his Character aid Councils enabled him co to apply the Resources of his Empire, so to direct the native Energies of his Subjects, that he mihrained the dignity of his Crown, preserved inviolate the Constitution in Church and State, and secured the Comraeice and Prorerity of his Dominions, during a long Period of unexampled difficulty; in which the deadly Contagion of French Principles, And the domineering Aggressions of Trench Power had.nearly dissolved the Frame, and destroyed the Independence of every other Government and Nation in Europe. The Lard Ma) or, Aldermen, acd Commons of the City of London, have erected this Statue to testimony .f their undeviating Loyalty, and grateful Attachment, to the best of Kings, In the Fifty-fifth Year of his Oyu A.D. tals. BIRCH, Mayan. The company assembled were eighty in number, consisting of-.- Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Ynrk, Kent, and Sussex; the Archbishop of Canterbury ; t h e Earls of Liverp ool, Bucking. bani.hirv, ChicheAter, and Aberdeen • Vi s counts Sidmouth, Melville, and Falmouth ; the bis ho p of London ;the Chancellor of the Fachoquer ; the Right Hon. Sir William Scott, George Rose, Clariks Arbuthnot, C. M. Sutton, F. I. Robinson, and W. Fitzgerald;, the Attorney General; the Solicitor General; W. Curtis, jut). Esq. ; H. C. Adams, Esq.; Aldermen Sir W. Curtis, , Sir C. Hunter, Sir R. C. Glynn, Marley , and Thos. Smith; with sit of the Common Council and the City Officers. • After viewing the Statue, wine was handed round, the health of our venerable Sovereign was drank with the warmest affection. The company afterwards retired to the City of London. Tavern, and partook of a most sumptuous entertainment, at which Sir WILDIAM CURTIS presi• ded with his accustomed conviviality. Numerous loyal toasts were given, and drank with enthusiasm i and many songs were sung appropriate to the occa sion. The evening was spent with the greatest hila. rity, and highly to the satisfAction of the illustrious• and distinguished personages who were among the number of the guests. FRGS SATURDAY' NIGHT'S G tfZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. wA ft-tiFFICE, JUN K S s 1813. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards — Charles Grierson, Gent. to he Corner, without purchase , vice Quiche. promoted. 4th Ditto—Lietnenant Augustus Arnyatt, from half-pay of the Regiment, to 1* lieutenant, vice V;oodcock, who exchanges. l ein Cd R:ent of Dragoons, --- Hosier, Gent. to be Cornet, purchase, vice Gape, promoted. 6th Ditto--Cormt Mat•sell Dames t o'be Lieutenant, by purchase. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—JaniesWilmat Williams, Gent. tp be Cornet, without purchase, vice Towers, promoted. sib Unto—Lieutenant H. C. Van Courtland, from the 24th Light Dragootts, to be Captain of a "I root); ince S. 'l'. Edwards, decea'ed. lilts Ditto 'Lieutenant Charles Bacon, from half-pay of the fah Lip' t Dragoons, to be .ieutenant without purchase. to he Come-14,1)y purchase, Peter ilarninnrid, Gent. vice ur-by, promoted; Edward Lane Parry, Gent. vice, ' Taylor, 13th o—Ctnntt and Adjutant Griffiths to have the rank of Lieutenant; Cornet V‘ li. Burns to be Lieutenant, without putt tw.e. 170 I too— l'o be Liestenants, without purchase, °entail H. CAIeW, vice Johnson, promote . ; Cornet W. M•Farlasse, vice d -eras d; I it.' client S. W. Wittsou, Irons 1144 h Light • • Di agoons, tree Stiet.er, who exchangers. To be Cornet, without purchase--1 Isamu Allitesaie, Gent. vice promoted 24th lino-.. Cornet amuel W. Watson to be Lieutenant, with out r.,,Cliece, vide Van Courtletid, promoted in the Sib Light Dragoons; Lite onion C. G. Skinner, from the 1754 Light Dr.sgo -its, to be I ieutwtaw, vice Watson ' who **Changes. 55th Ditto—Lieutenant John R ai s tone to be Capt aloof a Troop, . vice Byrne, deceased; Cornet A Taylor to be Lieu.eoant, Vrlti.out ; ureka-e; vice • Scott, promoted ; Robert M'Queeo, Gem t. to be Cornet, w thout yurehloe, vice Taylor. -411 i Regiment of Foot - l'immas Edward Lodiogton, Gent. to be Epsign, without pu.chase. vice Fields, whose oppolitmant bas not taken place. 7th Ditto—Major John J.ealiy, from the half -pay of the 254 Foot. to be Major, vice !i.bwder, who exchanget. Bth pitto—George Su' tees, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vier 'Upon!, who retires. 10th Vitt u-rßrevet Lieutenant-Culonel H. Shatlforth, from half pay of the Queen's Rangers, to be hfsjor, vice Carey, appointed to the 5 2 d !quo. ; Capraiu Hairy *flitch, from hall-pay of the 61st Foot, to be Captajn of a Company, rite Carpenter, who exchanges, • . 14th Ditto —To be I.ieutanauts, Ensign I C, Hartle y , by por. chase, vice Henley, promoted; Ensig n J. H. peaks, vice John Campbell, deceased; John Erskine, blot . to be E nsign, vice Evoke. • Vtlip,ltto-.-o be Lietenants without pbrchase, Lieutnant R. Vincent, T Irons-the u 60th lo ot; Lieuieriant Tristram Ca e tty, 1 , far - a 't • • a 4 PI • • t 1 • al II at a{ of • • go. froth the f d Gatrisrm 13a:talon ;"Ensigir John Ntackii.tnah from the 59111 Pout. To be Atijetane, Lieutenant John II umpltry, vice Coknau.prontot/A. 17th Ditto —Ensign 3. W. Smola be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Ross, Inoinoted in the esth Foot Clias. Roderick Macleod, Gent. to be Ensign; without ptirehme t /ice Santo. teth Ditto --Captain John Doran, from half pay of the Rest ment,to be Captain of a Company, vier Stewart, appointed to the 3d Foot. 19t1t Ditto--Ensign Charles ht'Donald to be Lieutenant, without porcha,e, vice Lalgton, promoted. • 2.tst Ditto—.X,ei,t.tie.::dratoti Charles Clarke to be Surgeon, •ice Nice, decers,-(1. 25th Ditto-co be Lieutenants, without purchase: Ensign Rich. C. 1 ilakthan, vice lebb, .I.:eatted ; Ensign Caleb Reed, rico Italie, deceased. To be Ensigns : Patrick Ernest Mactionnell, Gent. vice Ha►ahan, deceased; Wiillam Utnit..vice Reed. • grlih Ditto--Ensign David I.atouche to be I.ieutenant, vice Wade,. deceased. To be Ett%ig . is: Gentleman Cadet .----- I.ladert, from the Royal Military College, vice Latooche ; John Stewart, Gent. without purchase, vice Atkinson, .pro mated. slat Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel W. Wauchope,trohs half pay of the 48th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Leith, who ex- • changes. 32d Ditto—Cop:en Stopford Cane, from half pay of the Regi ment, to be Captain of a Company. To be Lieutenants — Lieutenant Hibbert Newton,' from half pay (*the Regiment Lieutenant James Peyton, from half pay of the Regiment. 93d Ditto-=Theodore Dickens, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Foriong, promoted. 34th Ditto—John Piercy, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice John *Ainsworth, promoted. 40th Ditto—Captain Charles H,Smith, from half pay of the 96th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Downes, who ex changes. To be Ensigns by purchase : Edward Curhet. Gent. vice Situckburgh, promoted; Nathaniel Low, Gent. vice Car ter, promoted. 42d Ditto—Captain Alexander Fraser, from half pay of the Re giment, to be Captain of a Company. To be Lieutenauts- - „Lieutenant Huntly Nicholvon, from half pay of the Regiment; ' Lieutenant Lachlan M'Kay, from half pay of the Regiment: 46th Ditto—Lieutenant Patrick M'Grath, from half pay of the 63d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice IVPDougall, al•ppiuted to the 85th Foot. 52d Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Octevius Carey, from the 10th Foot, to be Major, vice Drake, placed.upou half pay. 57th Ditto—Charles W Mon, Gent. to be Ensign', by purchase, vice Parris, who retires. 59:13 Ditto—Ensign William Seward, from half pay of the 31st Foot, to be Dolga, vice Mackintosh, promoted in the 15th Foot; James Ward , Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice M'Nabb, whose appoiutnieut has not taken place. 60th Ditto—Donald Mackay, Gent. to be Emags, without pur chase, vice M'Carthy, promoted in the Garriaon Battalion. 61st Ditto--Lieutlnant J. H. Eidson, from half pity of the regi ment, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Kearney, who exciiaiiges, re ceiving the difference 'Ensign Grieves, from the 83d Foul, to be Ensign, vice Magee, deceased. ',,6th Di:to— --- Damn, Gent. to be kusign, vice T. Swayne, deceased. 67th Ditto—Lieutenant W. H. Green, from half-pay of the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kirby, who taclianges ; J. Kier nander, Gent. to be Eniiign, by purchase, vice Hanna, pro- muted. 77th Ditto—lieutenant George Morgan, from balf.pay of the 45th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Place, who exchanges. 84th Ditto—James liirkett, (hut, to be Adjutant (with the rank of Eneign), vice Pultnan, deceased. 85th Ditto --Lieutenant lames Macdougall, from the 46th Fout, to be Lieutenant, vice Naylor, who retires upon bait-pay of the 6551 Foot. 87th Ditto-13revet I,leutenanb Colonel Hugh Gough to he Lien. tenant Co:onel, without purchase; 13revLt I.ieutenant-Colonel Henry Hooper to be Maiir, vice Gough. 89th I)itto—lo be Lieutehatit-, without purchase—Ensigns J. M. Newton, vice Caulfivltl ; Wnt. & l ouder. vice Irs.ung, pro. looted ; W.W. k'bitau, vice (ironic, deceits!; SW Matthew Handcock. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Charles Cartier Naylor, Gent. vice Hewson, promoted; Strange, Gent. vice Saunders; John Hopk, Gent. vice Philau; and John. Gillespie, Gent. vice Handcock. • (hid Ditto—Captain Angus Fraser, from half-pay of the ILO meat, to be Captain of a Company. To be Lieutenants—Lleuienanto George Gordon and J. Grias from half.pay of the Saliineut.. 100th Ditto—Captain Charles Smyth, from the 95th Foot, to be Major, by purchase, vice Ryon, who retires. lit West India Keginient--Charles *Futon, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase vice Stretch, promoted. - sth Ditto—Hospital-Amiga:a Thomas Bitys to be Auistaat ' Surgeon, vice Daly, decea.,ed. 9th Ditto—Ensign Henry Davis to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice "isrotmau, who resifts ; James Hula, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Davis. Royal Atrican Corps—Ensign G. A. Stanley to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hilton, decraeed. To be Ensigns, without purchase- Henry /3syntun, Gent. vice Godwin, deceased;. John Ross; Gent. vice Star.ley. Royal York Rangers—. Ensign Montgomery Armstrong to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Schiiime, promoted. To be Ensigns--Thomas Acome, Gent. vice Wilton, deceased; Thomas Moult Fothergitl, Gent. vice Arms:roug. Royal Waggon Frain-I'6l)e Captains, with temporary rank— Captains W. Prickett, and Edward U. Law, front halt-pay of the Regiment; Lieu:coati' Samuel Beattie. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenants Charles P. Rose, Charles Butt, W. Kingsley, H. Winkleman, George R. Langley. and W. At- kinson, from half-pay of the Regiment; l.ie, eenaru James Grant, sen. W.,liubb, and J. Coveney, from halt •pay of the Regiment, With temporary rank; and Cornet Robeit Kerr, vice Beattie. To be.Cornets—Cornets M. Molyneux, John Lushington and John Williams, from halt-pay of the Regiment ; Wm. Dishy Hamilton, William Hart, Dawson French, and —'Tracey, Gents. • • Ist Garrison Battalion —Lieutenant George Stack, front the 21th Foots to be Captain 6f a Company, vice Wellman, appointed to a Garrison Company. 2d Ditto— l'o be Li e utenants —Ensign Edward Daniell, Ensign -- Fortune, Ensign and Adjutant -- Rooney to have the rank or Lieutenant, and Ens In E. D. M'Carthy. front the loth Foot ro be Ensigns--Thomas Baitibrigge, Gent. vice Daniell; Henry Hebden, Gent. vice Fortune. Stl Ditto—lieutenant -General John Hodgson to be Colonel Captain Hon. Ellsvardt , dtigan, front the 71st Eno . , to be . Major; Lic atenant Daniel Arundel, from theN27th Foot, to be Lieuteaant. A Veteran Battalion—Litt:reliant-Colonel Henry Povelett, front - the 11th Royal Veteran - Battalion, to be Lieutenant•Colonet To be Cap:ains—Brevet Lieutenant-Co!onel Fraiicis Plunkett, from the 3d Foot ; Captain W.'l'. Taylor, from the llth Royal Veteran Battalion; Captain Thomas Fellowea, front. ditto • Captain •chomas Snow, from ditto ; Captain G. Hula liam,latt• ut lit Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Identenants —Lieutenants H. Heal y , George Donaldsoo, Whiteside Godfrey, John Buchanan, Charles Hart, and H. Finney, fro.n the 11th Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieutenant Willtain Hern, of late ISM Royal Veteran , Battalion; Lice. tenant 1 hontas Marmot - late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Ens:gm—Ensigns W. Halliday and A M . Faspet, from the 11th Royal Veteran Souks* ; Bastin D. Brooke, of the late 7th Kuyal Veteran Battalion. 'to be Atljutant—Lieutenant John Pettigrew, froni the 1111 Royal Veteran: Battalion. - A Veteran Battalion—au be Captain—Captain Henry Loma, of late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Lieutenants —Li. utenauts Joseph &Alderson, of late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion; Alexander Murray, of • late 4th Royal Vt. term. Bittalion; IL:thrtslier, of late t.d Royal Ve teran banal un. To be Ensigns—knsigns Granger and A. Sutherland. of late let Royal VoCift3ll Battalion; P. Courtney, of late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. 141.11MTAL ATA/V. To he !mewls to the Vorce*—Staff Surgeon Owen Unduly from I alipay ; Apothecary :Samuel B. Deuce. To be Assistant-Surienos to the Hurces—Hospital-Awistants Charlt., Grier and Manus MiNutty. Tube Hoopita!-Aoi•tants to the Forces—lohn Stuart,. Gent.; Alexan 'er M. Geddes, Gent.; Fre.detiek Wihnore, Gent ; John W. Bratten Hail. John Davey, Gent.; Peter Stuart, Gent ; I hoen as Gent. To be Dputy Porveyor to the Forces—Purveyor's Clerk Joseph Newcomb. Th. - Digo of a» esml sit ...lithe 111111010 8 1 014 0 00111101* ate as fellows, and Doe ai stated la the amines of gentlemen her, 1813; ads and 29th January, sth March, sn 4 aLla Air gist. 1814; lab sad 211th Aprtllasl, 114. Wilt instant. 4th West India Reghttent.--Captala L 1 des Vigoey's, lIINh • July, 1615. Bth Light Dragoons-Contst I. Vannes, 111th November, l ei.. 78111 Ftiot-Lieutenant R. Cameron's, Stab November, 1813. January, 1814. 2 10001 4th Foot oot - ....car Lleute si n n an ti t J aa lt e rreg .s, 14th Foot -Ensign H. Peaks's, 3d November, 1813. 101 t h .1 Much, 2t l it 4 lash light Dragoons-Captain F, Gotaborn's, 13th. April, 1813. IWatteville's Regintent-taeutenant A. Boudeles, Augusts, MK The King's German Legion. $ Regiment of Light Dragoons-Fredenck Ernest Von Haw. mann, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Veltheint, whose appoint - mead has not taken place. Ist Battalion of light Infantry-Lieutenant gu et u • Alms. t • der Bums Goebtu to be Captai n of a Company, vise Duelis promoted in the ad Battalion of Light Infantry ; Serjeant- Major William Millie, to be Adjutant (with the reek of En l sign), vice Fettle, who resigns the Adjutantcy only.m the Ist 2d Ditto-Brevet Major - Erato. Baron During, fro Battalion of Light Infantry, to be Major, vice his Serene Highness Henry Prince Reuss, who resigns; Captain and Brigade Major Henry Weigmann, to he Captain of LieuteC a omnant - pan ' y, vice Wackerhagen, placed upon half.pay ; Wm. D. Timmann to be Adjutant, vice Rieikugel, who re signs the Adjaiantey only. 2tl Battalion ot the Late-Brevet Lientenant-Colonel John de Schroeder, trum the eth Battalion of the line, to be laeute hall. ay Ferdinand A. Baron Hone , to be Ca p tain of a Company, vice Ilati n Colonel, vice lieck, placed up on ; Lieutenant Breymann, promoted in the nth Battalion of the line En sign Lewis H. de aiebart to be Lieutenant. vice !tulle; Fer dinand de Laspere, GSM:. to he Ensign, •ice Sichwa. , 4th Ditto-Lieutenant Frederica OttO ttl be Captain of a piny, vice Ludervig, placed upon half-pay ; Heitmuller to be Lieutenaiu. vice Oc.o; -- Von Soden, Ernes Frederick Gent. to be Ensign, vice lien miller. Bth Ditto-Brevet -Major Cohn Pringle, from the 7111 Battalion of the Line. to be Major, vier Umpteda, deieased. 7th Ditto-Lieutenant Ferdinand de Hugo to be Captain of a Company, vice Pringle, promoted in the oil Battalion of the Line; Ensign August steffeint to he Lieutenant, vice Hugo ; Gustavus de Behr. Gent. to be Etitign, vice Steffens. Bth Ditto-nrevei-Major Frederick L. Breymanti, from the ed ' Battalion of the Line, to be Maj or, vice S c hroeder, promoted in the Sd Battalion of the Line. Royil Itegintent of Artillery. Second Lieutenant Barrington Instram to be First Lieutenant, vice Dowuraan deceased. Artillery of the King's German Legion-Secund Captain I.ewis Daniel, to be Captain, vice Gemini +, placed upon half-pay ; First Lieutenant Frederick Erythropel to be Second Captain, vice Daniel; Second Lieutenant Henry Bosielniatin to be First Lieutenant, vice trythropel. Commission lu the 4th Regiment of North York Local Militia. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North Riding of Y uric. simile. • William Lambert. Gent. to be Surgeon. Commanioe signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bate. Archibald Moore, Esq. Colonel Commandan t of the Bated*, Regiment of eal Militia, to be Vice-Lieuceriant. BANKRUPTCY ENLARUED. Ju Is, Richard Nyren 'Silver. of Oxford-wren, haberdasher, daler and chapnean, at ten, at Guildhall. July 15, Balthazar Adams. late of Beauties, Hants, ship.builder, dealer and charms, at twelve, at the George, Southampton. BANKRUP David PauntoreTaylor. of Portsmouth, Hants, money-scrivener, • ddaler in horses. dealer and chapsnati, to surrender June 9, la. and July 15, at civet!), at the Crown Inn, Emsworth, Hants, Attorntes, Mr. Clare. Entswonh i ur Wtu. Nettlefold, N 0.20, Norfolk street, Strand John Rushton. late .f• West Derby. near Liverpool, jokier; buil der, dealer and newness, lone 26. at, bad J uly la. at one, at the Star and Glirtr I avers, Liverpool Anoraks, Messrs. Avison and Wheeler, Hanover street, Liverpool. Issachu Thorp the younger, or Manchester, aruggist, dealer and chairman, Jeer 21. us, IV twelve, awl July 11, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Antoine*, Mr. Fuden, Exchange ' street, Manch e ster; or Mr h. etteate, 11, Staple-nio, London. Archibald Heurtley, law ot Portonoeth, Hants, merchant, ship . agent, dealer and emipmaii. June Ite 17, earl July_lS. caws at Gull:Utah. Attenuey, ivir. a ttehesc l es, U, Great Winchester. street, Creed-street. James Pawlett, of King-street. Holtorn, Middle:ea, inesualler. NMI 6, 17, and July 15, at nevelt, at GuadisaU. Anomie*, Messrs. Robinson and Hammond, 19, Austin-Friars. Thomas Witiem Henry Brandin, et steckwshaareeo, Surrey, • coach master, dower and coapmati. June 6,17, sod July 15 4 at ten, at Guslahall. Atturnies, testi.. Ittaraun and Davis, Cor bet-eourt, Gracechurch-streei. Samuel Citrate, of bliekman-street, Southwark, oilman, dealer and cayman, dune 6,st one ; June 17, w elects, and July 15, a! one, at. GyiWhpbL Attorney, ivlr. Partridge, its, Blackman street, Soothwark. William antith. ot Union-aired, Southwark, batter, dealer and chapman, "June 10, 17, and July 15, at one, at Gtuldnall.- Attoruey, Mr. M'ltiothael, Fntch-lane, Thomas Lewis, of Birmingham, brasenounder, dealer and chap. man, June 23, 24, and July .15, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, ilitnisugham. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alcamo/et, and Holm, New Inn, London; et` Mr. Benjamin Parker, Snow. Hill, lin mingham. Joseph Wilday, of Birmingham, craw-hat-manufacturer, June 18, 17, at tour v and July 15, at twelve. at the Union Inn, Bir mingham. Atturnies, Messrs Hicks and Braikenridge,Bart lent' Buildings, London; or Mr. beswick, Birmingham. John Padbury, of Cirencester" Gloucestershire, silversmith, dealer and ehapinao; Juoe 23. at seven, June 24, and July 15, at 'levee, at the Fleece lan. Cireneeetee. Attornies; Mr. Le. diard, Cirencester; or Mr. Thempson, 11, Gray's inn-square. Samuel. Ray, now or late of Tainington, Suffolk, merchant; maltster, dealer and chapman, June 2!, 22, sod July 13, at ileac*, at the Crown Inn, Framlingliani. ttornles Messrs. Clubbe, Fratilingham; or Mr. Brantley, 1, Hollhbora-court, Gray'e•lne, London. Daniel Solomon, of Queen-street, Birmingham, hardwareman, Jeweller, dealer and duipman, June 6, 17, and July 15, at 12, at Guildhall; London. Attorney, Mr. E. Isaacs, Bury-street, St. Mary Axe. . William Kaye, of Liverpool, paper-dealer. dealer anal chapman, Jute 26, 27, and July 15 at one, at the OfEce, of Mr. Woods, Liverpool. Anomie', M r. Veal. 'Liverpool ;or Messrs. and Bence, King's Bench -Walks, Tentpla. Tuck Gaistord, late of West Lagingten, since et Last Grinstead. . (note a prisoner in kialierton-Anger gaol,) butcher, dealer and dolman, June 23, at eleven, June 24' at three, and July 1 5. at eleven, at the Public Rooms, New 'Swann, Wilts. Allbtedite, Meath Maraud Wdi ams, Lincoln's-Inn, London,l or Mr. (Agorae Capes, Epworth; Lineolnsbire. • William Eyre, of Newark, Nottlinthentalitre merchant. June• 23 24, an July I s,at eleven, at th e With, Wert. East teettord.--:', Attornies. Messrs. Exley, Stocker aid Dawson. 4, Farmer'''. I, Inn Loadoo ; or Mr. Gapes, hpworth. Gunk, late of the klup.audens, parish of St. Marin in the Fields, Middlesex, wouilenairaper, dealer aiii chapniaa, J inn 6, 17, and Jul l IS, at tin, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Telmer, Percy-sae/4 Beelferdaquare. Loudon, woollen-draper, dealer and Cheeks James, of Cornhill, charnaa, June 6, 13, and July 15, at ten, at. Guildhall. Anor aks, Messrs. Holt and Farren, 38,1 hre;tineed.e.street. Thomas bendall, of Bristol, Ironmonger, dealer and chapman, June 1.4 17, and July LS, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attoruies, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, No. 6, Basing flarhwaltonshilau,ireetng j ,,:ot i l ie . ' und r u i: u si ti o t i ; : o g a r i l i a ti N ss i j r u aid dli ch a i r n a a S •sel t le h r e , n d s :al ß e r r ibt a 4 n t d chap is, at twelve, at the Commun. dal Rooms, Bristol. Attonnes, Metal. Wintour and James Harrns,,lerisol ; or Messrs. Vizard, Hiitclunion and Bloater, Lincoln's Inn, London. Joplin Theodore screwy, late of Manchester. merchant, dealer and cbapmasi, June. ia, tat, and July 15, at eleven, at the Bridge -1 water Arms bin, lanchester. Attormes Mr. c'eatiffe, Man ithestea; or Mews. 1 arrant, Clarke, and iticbuds, Chaucery lane, London. Richard Robotism Scarratt, of Cannock, St affurdshlre, Innk r, dealer wid chapman, Juue 16, at five, June 17, and July 13, at ton, Gray's Inn-square, '.undue; or Messrs. Stubbs, Medea, eleven...at the a uyal 11.0, lsinningbaus. Atturnies, Mr. Eger. Will ant Stet: it, ni the and Wills, Biratingloant: parish of Fuutington, Smite miller, June . as, att. and July IS , at ciente, at the Swan, Cluel:ester. Actor. nits, Messrs. William and Edward Ellis, Hatton Garden or Warne. Jobinon, Price, lad Freeland, Chichester. . .- Jam* Taylor, late of Warn!leirela9ol. London, earesseAntabor. . „dealer and ehapinan, Jame 16,' it Ad lialy 12,11' metre , * ai Guildhall. Anomie*, Moir% Lamb, &Wore, MA Hawke. Princes-street, Bank of Englund. William Harrison, of DeScrum l parish sd Saddhirer*, Tack shire, corn - dealer s rerer, dealer and ehapman, June 91, 99, , and July 16:alien, at ffie'irrciwt lA, Stood, Atkffirdskire.— esß a Ate . Mr. lhatertOn, Market Drayton; or Messes. An ides iVright, King's Bands Walks,Tensple. Leaden. Pram* Jo • .(I)oyeriette, of Barlirdeater andinhspinsa, June 19, 17, and July 15, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Joseph Young, 2, Grange court, Carey -street. John Langston Smith , of Proad-streel. London, merchant. NW - 6,15, and July 15, at ten, at OulldhalL • Attorney, Mr, Toms. Copthall-court,Thrognvorton•street. . . James Smith Livatt, ot Norton-street, Portland.place, Middle sex, jeweller, layman, dealer and Chapman, Jure 15, 20, aid July 15 at elevfn; at Guildhalls Attorney, Mr. Passme, W.arnardsteart, 'lltrogmorton-street. [ Ms Gazette contains a Proclam ation dated cie die ^d instant, -- deciaging that the recommencement of li istilitira renders it ex pedient to eserehe the power vested in his Majesty; and direct ins that all soldiers now serving iu Ale Majesty's arrry (the ve teran battalions excepted), who have been enlisted for limited periods, shall continue to Nerve therein for three years after the i expiration of suck limited periods fespertieely. . The Gazette also contains two Pr oclam a tion, of the same dn. respecting Aliens. 'fire first directs, that Anent loni:;lg_ironi France, ur any other country with which we are at war, shall rh.r land at any other port than liarnich, Dover, Newhaven, Sauth ampron, Falmouth, and Gravesend, tuatil the pleasure of tta.: Fiance Regent shall be further expressed. From tiii2 regulati.:a the usual exception is made in favour of Foreign Ministers, ficc. The second Proclamation directs, that all Aliens, %HI the ex cej.t;ons alluded to in the first, and also persons already licensed, that have arrived since the tat April, 1814, and are now resident in this kingdom, shall, within certain periods, register themselves at the ollices ot the Magistreres in ditferent parts ut tt.e kingdom. ill order to their being duly liceitsed.—The t:azette twilit:: noti fies, that, en the nth ult. Sir Ii Wellesley invested Verdirand VII. with the ensigns of the Order of the Garter ; and tint tt, Prince Regent has permitted Colonel John Cameron and Sir K. Lee, to accept the insignia of the Portuguese Order of the Toner and Sword, and W. Haniley, Esq. Commander in the Navy, to , accept those Mike Austrian Ord( s of Leopold.] --- FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS. JUNE 1. It is this morning announced that the King anti Q.ti en of Naples and their children have Arrived in Paris. It is supposed that the Emperor will set otz for his head-quarters in the course of oat week.— Lord Burghersh has received at Rome a dispatch, announcing that on the II th ultimo an English squa dron entered the Bay. of Naples, and threatened to baufbard the city if it did nut surrender. A capitu lation took place. The general opinion in .delgium is, that hostilities will commence early in the present month. The French army on the Northern trontier is in the finest condition, and eager for action., Letters of the 14th ultimo, from Geneva, state, that all is in motion in Piedmont. The passage of the Austrian army commenced at Turin on the Bth, and would continue , until the 15th. On Monday and Tuesday the votes upon the Act Additional to the Constitution were separately col lected in the Assemblies of the Colleges of each De. partment, The proceedings of the different Assem blies being closed, each appointed a C(.mmission of five members to carry the result to the Central Com mission. A similar .process took place will regard to the army and navy. The Deputations met at four o'clock yesterday afternoon in the Old Hall of the Legislative Body, and formed an assembly of be tween five and WO persoris, who proceeded to a gene ral collection of the votes, under the //residence of his Imperial Highness the Prince Arch-Chancellor. The result -gave an immense majority for accepting ti e Act Additional to the Constittnions. Each of the Ass:mblies had empowered their Deputies to vote an Address to the Eutperor in the Central Assembly. Several Members of the Assembly pronoed unc dis courses, and proposed addresses. That which ts adopted united all suffrages. The meeting br Ace At half past sever). Yesterilax the Parisian Confederation held its thi:l public meeting, which *ali extremely numerous the evening all the theatles performed gratis. Every where the crowd was immense, and the public joy was interrupted by no distmhance. Patriotic hymns and couplets were sung at the 'Theatres of Feydeau, Varieres, Port St. Martin, &c. All these pieces ex cited the most lively enthusiasm, and the weater part of them were encored amidst the acclamations of 61 Long live the Emperor l" There has been an affair near Bedaty, on the Spa nish frontier, between about a score of the F:' nch emigrants and some custom-house officers. "l'he leader, and two or three more of the emigrants, %vete killed. and seven made prisoners, of whom two were wounded. The rest Red to the mountain,. The fri soners will be tried by a special Court-Martial. At Labastide d'Armagnac, at the moment when the bells were ringing in celebration of the plAntinit of the tree of liberty, and hoisting the tri-coli uted Hag, an eagle appeared in the air. Having stittere.l itself to be taken, it was carried in triumph, amij't repeated exclamations of 4 , Long live the Emperor. the Empress, and the King of Rome I" The town of Havre has been put in a state of sicf.Te. It will be garrisoned bp the National Guards of the district. The five per cents. left off yesterday at 57 f. 25 c. with the dividend from March ;'and at 53 1. h() c• without the dividend ; Bank Shares with dividend from 'January at 857 f. SO c. and Treasury Debea tures at 15 per cent. NANTES, MAY Ste. Some hundreds of insurgents having appeared to menace Ancenis, the Confederates of that town wrote to their brethren at Names a their letter, from the delays on the roads, did not arrive till ten o'clock on the morning of the 25th of May. In one hour, more than SOO Nantese Confederates, though receiving the information so suddenly, had assembled , add were willing to depart, when the Public Autho rities made known to them that the 26th of the line , co min g from Angers, and 20Y men, departed from N antes, would have arrived at Ancenis in the evening o f the `lsth'th. The Confederates of Rennes, having imagined it 1 05 : sage that their brethren at Nantes might have new of their assistance, resolved to send them provisionally a detachment. MORT, MAY 27. The insurrection, of which we spoke in onr last number, menaced the invasion ot all Vendee, it con siderable military forces had not arrived horn diffe rent points of France *to re-establish iran quilliiy- In fict, the National Guard is in movement: on the 20th a strong detachment ot the Vrbane Gaard of tr , Niort t to which was ' 'tied a detachment 10 m arch o f the Ur bane %lard of St. aizent, has departed jto the succour of t e brave inhabitants tit Pal-ioa -10 l a menaced by the insurgents. In the sipts - . ~~ -