Star. — London, England, 1815-05-29 00:00:00

. . . . . , . . • • . i • .. . • i.` l .IV O '. :••• • , ' " ".° 0 ,3 , , . .. . .. ---4.. 44 4 .... ) .;..) •;,,, • 4 . . . ,;., Y .- - i ~,,, • Ate , i .0, 4 N -- lI M it 141 P - -, - • _ . . •3 . e. • •• „ MONDAY, MAY A, 1815. Icr"BER 8810. PRICE SIXPENCE•RA.I.rPEN N S•, 1 IiEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. riS PRESENT EVENING, will be per fetrota. the Tragety of THE GAMESTER. Bev ,doty, Mr. YOUNG. Mrs. lievarley, Ntiss O'NZILL. CREDITORS. ALL Persons having any Claims or Demand% upon the ES'T'ATE and EFFECTS of THOMAS l o ird Viscount WENTWORTH. deceased. are regorged to sent an account thereof to LONG and AUSTEN. Solicitors for Lis Executors. FROM sdivitzmr NIGNPS G 4,22717. .ieutenant P. Whannell, from the Reired List of late nth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant. mosPITAL . &Thee. John Vetch, from half pay, to be Physician to the tomes; StOr Surgeon lames Arbor, from half pay, to be Surgeon us the 'Forces. Gray's Inb, May 24, 1815. t. A A (.1 1. 4) If h 4 Fi el After which the New Farce ' called ur THE FORTUNE cWAR. fbe Fort une of War will be repeated every evening till tur a Lotics; BeneEts excepted. VICTUALING WIVE, May 2, lei s. E CO AIN ISSIONE RS for ricttmz LING HIS Met. I ES7re N.E11"1", do herdy Owe Notice, That on TI.TEoDAY, the 6th of June nett. they wilebe toady wreeeive Tenders In writing (sealed op), and treat with such Fawn, as will undertake to supply (on four separate Contracts) following species of Victualling to his Majesty's Ships and v,. ‘ gte at the the places under-mentioned, k JAMAICA St NEW PROVID.ENCE FRESH BEEP. A: Ditto • SEA PROVISIONS. A; BARBADoES and ANTIGUA • • 1 SEA.PIiOVISIONS. biALlFAX,l)EßkftlDA.frQUaltf4iffilat PROVISIONS. r.:rios the space of Tirelte ftfmns;'•eisii /tat the 17th of ptember neat, ..nd further tftnil sli minabs Warning thail he s yen for the termination niche respective Connects; the Con& of which nuty he seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard be had to any Tender in which the price dudl a be inserzet: in words at length, or that shall not be delivered t.) the Bolted before one o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 6th of , !ate next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or ~are Person on his behalf, attends to answer when tailed for.— Nor will any Tender that contains extravagant prices upon some r:ic'es, and pikes much inferior to the real value upon others, be considered as proper to be admitted. Esti Tenter swat oleo be geeeastaded by a Letter dined 4 two rep. raide Persons enzaziag to imam bead umiak the Party taderifsg, is ti pose:JOE if £lOOO, for * die taferataesse of the Ceairdet for fresh Ora, aid e'sets,ooofer each of the three Sea Provisions Gatrash. VICTUALLING 01 1 ,10 E, May *5, 1 . 816. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 218 .MAJZSM NAVY, ei hersiy give !fake, That dB THUBSDAY, the Ist of Juive nest,ll4r.Wit.unis lists, their Agent at Portsesouth, will be ready to receive ivied Tenders, and treat for Sin Hundred Quitters of ENG LISH WIIZA I (weighing 56 lb. per Bushel) for the Service of !h. Victualling Derrtment at that Port; to be answerable to e... , ples that will be exhibited at his Ofir-e; to be &livered In ere month, and to be Paid for by bills, payable with'inttiust so after date. regarti will be had to any Tender la *filch the Price shall tat be inserted in wads at length, or that shall not be delivered *fore 12 o'clock on the sold Thursday, the ist of June next, nor ales, the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person ms 5 behalf, attends to answer when called for. "1":.e Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Vkltalling Mice, at Portsmouth. Wl* INDIA MUSS. Nay 00 , 1 . 15 . 11HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPAIVrof MERCHANTS . f ANGLAND,traIiat t the EAST INDIES, die larreks.give notice, Thaz a General Court of the said Company will be held at teir House, in Leadenhall-street, on FRIDAY, the 9th of tune net, from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon until Six in the Even at the desire of mode than nine Proprietors, to Ballot on following questions, via. Firs. — 0 That Mr THOMAS CILAVIAM, late a Civil Servant on 'e Bengal Dualdibhment, be allowed the SUM of One Lac YS nid SLcca Rupees, for long. valeable, and acknowle.lged c.cv . in Indi. , ,,"eld as a competbation for heavy losses sustained Arran7a:meitts." Setrlnd—" That in eoneiticratlon•nf the various acke.mleegel 111 valuable services of Liemenant-Colonel W.l.unua, he be un ace:mut of the lugs he incurred in tuturuing from :ylon to Benibiy, and for short payment ?n to interest a ttie arrears rrstored to him . as Polittcal Res:Jam at &vols. ..e bunt of Bombay rupees 20;100 in full of all claims no any count veuatevcri and that the same be paid to i.ieutenant iel W.ts.cia, in this country, at the Tate of Ss. 9d. the kupee" A ia that Copie% of the Pape!s relating to the eases of Mr. temAst lAeuteant-Colonel V.froAra, are dpen for the plod of the Progritton at this House. TAAIES . COPA NIAV GRAND SCHEME. I),ICHARD6ON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con- Lk , t-.lctor% with Government for the calm:* nr. LOTTERY, ~•( rtspecttu 1 j seat:nibs attention of the Public to the New !litsne, which they base now the beneur to submit fee their it:pe-.:ion, in the eonident expectation that it will meek a cow timance of that distinguished parronage, which they have be& :i.bl) received in their former nurharoos Contracts. Prizes sof 409,900, 830,000, I€2o,c(tO, the SIAM Laral.tv, to begin 19th JULY, 1815, 12,00 n GUINEAS, WU& will be pals GOLD without dedtsgtion. • SCHEME. 8 .tilBo,ooo are ,C6t..e00 ft foe •••06 ••••••••• 10,0(4) ......... • "or 5,250 ... 5,250 11,01)0 p5O 2,150 1,010 ••• •••• • • 5,001) 0. I 00 210 2,100 • 100 BO 15 ......... 22,560 • 10 each 13,000 ••• ••••• ..y..... ••• ••• • • • 00000 • •M 10 id 26 Blacks let Day 1 - 1 /;00 Tidats. 4150,000 The Pirrt.drawnr 520,1100 will have 410,000 mure. making A PRIZE of .48g000. /he Second-dravrn X20,G00 will !savage:lo,ooo more, making • A PRIZE of 440,000. The First-drawn sfilo,ooo will have 410,000 more, making A PRIZE of Xio,noo. PR FZFS TO 1113 PAID IN GOLD: The 10 First.drawn Blank's, the -tat day, will each racilve 4.:(10 Guineas in Gold, making . ;mu CAIINEAS IN GOLD The Fortieth drawn Prize, the first day, will rcceive 5,000 GUINEA:; IN CWILD ! tifvh, Tenth, and Eau:ends Blanks, the second doh-' vni: each es.-erive 5,0(30 Guineas us Gold. making, 3,0(.0 GUINEA': IN GOLD I Thi "oth, 30th, toth, and 50th drawn Wanks, the third day, will each restive stiu Guireas in Os hi, making e,OOO GUINEAS IN GOI.DI -its: ts and Shirts are avow scs Sale at RICHARDSON, v."'.)1:01.-UCK, and Co.'s Oilives, But.lt buildings, 44,044111, oil facpiag the King's Mews. , Chi:nag-Cross. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. 4N ASSISTANT MILITARY DRAFTS- At AN is required a: the Senior Department of the Royal :ri:i:iary College at Farnham. Particulars of the appointment nay be known upon application at the Royal Military College, P*rnham, aqy day (Sunday excepted) between ten and four . o'clock. The examination of the Candidates will take plare at the Regal Military College, near llagshot, on Tuesday, the 6th of lune, at ten o'clock in the morning. No Candidate will be considered eligible for the appointment who is aimed 40 years of age, and the most respectable references relative to character will be required from every Candidate. May 15, 1915. St. MARY.LA-IKINNE. AN D, a • Penon at MASTER of the WORKHOUSE. .He num belt man or Inieseeptlonable character, good heekh, sober, diligent, and a gond accomprant ; 'not less than forty yeareof age, utunarried,. and free from in. Cumbrance, and a member of the Chore!' of England ; he will be required to produce the 111411 t sadsfectory testimonials as to chancier; be must tangles himself entirely to the bushiest of the Hesse, whereto bowl* be loddsitand bawled, with an ad. - luste salary. Applications in the Mod +writing of the party, iddressed to the Directors and Guardians of the Peor, will be receivid at the Workhouse till Thursday, the Sib of June. The CommUese meet on that day at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to examine the Applicants and their teltimonlids. S. WATTS, Clerk. Information respecting Ike duties, &c. may be had by applying to the Clerk, at his Odce in the Workhouse, N Arthumberiand street. between the hours of tell and two o'clock. SUPERIOR FREEIIOI D MERCANTILE. RISIDJINCE, IN THE CEN tRE OF THS CITY. TO LE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. MUNN, On TuneSDAT,the 923 June, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart, unless an acct °ter be made is the mese time, , ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate hi Birge•yarti, BuCklersbury, in the centre of the more int portant scene, of Comileree, consisting of a Residence utoisuaily spacious, containing Family Sitting Apartments of a decidedly superior cast as to the dimensions and style of finishing, numerous Sleeping-moms remarkably iry and capacious, and ')dices ay. mord with a elms attention to convenience, and pecutUrly .adapteJ to de demands and comfort of a PainiPe d chit reoteett bility, to the occupation of which the Residence is unpi, stion ably suited; e remarkabif , dry basement extending under the whole of the Premiaes suited alike to the purpose, of domestic use er the depositing samples of Goods of a more valuable de scription reuders this Property peculiarly desirable to a Gentle mau smelted in the more elevated walk. of Commerciall.l pair of molding gates twitting a paired Court Yard, perfectly eseludea the Pren. hes front the busy mends of the adjacent Co May be viewed With Cards, which, trite Particulars, arty be had of Mr. Munn, Wilbrook, near the Royal Exchange. ; Parti culars also ef Mr. reply, Wax Chandlers' Hall; on the Pre mises; . and at theAundon Mart. ESSVC-4ETWEEN QNGAR AND CHSLIMFORD, CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA FES. Up‘vards of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of RICH MEADOW . GRAZIOI6 GROUND, ARABLEand WOODL ttniLls An exfetient RESIDENCE, and ail reguidti BUIL,DISOS, recently erected. Twonly•fonr Mile, from LondOm TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; By Mr. ROBINS, • At Garraway's Coffee-Hoene, 'Change Alloy, CornbW, on WcnntSDAT June 28, at Twelve o'Clodt, In Four Lots. (By Order of t he Extents's, pursuant toils* 'VPia.s. a:the late fßoirair,oo, Lor 1. WINGRETIi HALL, a valuable FREE. J.: HOLD ESTATE, situate at *schemer, between Onger, Chelmsford, and legatestone, comprising au eligible sidence lately erected, planned for the Aectunmodadon of a GeutlrmAti's Family, emit convenient 011 Ices„ Bailiff's HOW, *autism Garden, thriving Plantations, Farm-yard, Barns, SEAM: s, principal newly method ; and sundry Enclosures of capi•al rich Meadow, feeding Pastures, One ar' and Wooll.and, urrotiudiog the House; containing Opwardsof Fore flundred Fifty-five Acres in a Ring Fence, divided by thriving quick fences, in excellent state of ceitivation, and in a beautiful country—A most eli c :ible Property for a Gentleman fond of Agricultural Pursuits, or for invosting money. LOT 2. A very Valuable FREEIIGLD GRASS FARM, comprising Six E reins° res of Rich Meadciw land, Ina ringAnosts containing near Forty-three Acres, contiguous to the village of Blacluattor, adjoibing the high rod to ingatettone. 'Art a. 4 FR Eg.kfOLD BS rATE FAN MEADE, aituato at Hay Given, _adjoining th e read front Illacknionr and in/steams to Musk's-end, containing Sin Apes of exceeding Fist Fatting Land. • - Losb FRIEEHOLD ESTA , TE, COUNTER MEADE,' a Parcel' of - rich Meadow Land, situate about one mile from Blackmer, containing IA. IR. ISP. The Estate is to peaked= of the Executrix, andiron:Wine po-sesslon may be had. To be viewed by applying to the Bailiff at the' Mansion, where Particulars may be had ; the Bonk at BlAtmoor ; George, Ongar ; Black Boy, Melon. Mcggy, and Chalk, Chelmsford; WM . , Hart, ilinnuord ; Mr. Wicks, King's Arms, Brentwood; .Spread Eagle, Ingatestone ; of Mr. Wa.ler, Solicitor, No 19, re:raven-west, Strand; at Garraway'at and of Mr. Robins, Warykk-greet, UOlden-stpiate, where a Plan of the Estate may be men. • TO DE SOLD EY PRIVATE CONTRAC THE very desirable and extensive MANORS of SNITTERTILLD and BEARLEY, 1p the County of WarevicX, witk the Royalties, Quit and Chief Rents belonging to the ham; together with the Mansion Holies and Paddocks ad joining, and sevvral capital slid valuable Farms in Suitter fi eld afore,atd, with Woodland, well stocked with fine young growing imber. 'IV whole containing 147 n Awes, or thereabouts, and the Corn Tithes of other Farms. The Estate Is el nvehold, and tithe-free, divided into proper proportioned Inblusures for good husbandry, for which the soil is favourable. The situation Is delightful and healthy, aid the Estate well Mlatited for the pre....rvation of every spt.f.ies of Game, and eat cabled for the rtsitleuee of gay Nobleman or Geutleman of Per rone, In about the centre of Lord M ildleton's Hunt, three toile s Isom Warwick, four front Strattord upon Avou,lti Irons Bir naingisain, and 14 from Coventry, with excellent roads to each. For further Particulars, and to treat for theinrchase, apply to Mr. Morhuid, of tOingtion, Omuta Plan of the &Sate Lay lir teeth • lidliairrAfilf PROMOTIONS. •Wit It-Riftiols MAY 2 7 9 1815 . Hie Royal Higilmais dlefittson Roosts r has been pleased, In the name and on the behalf of hid M'ajzsrr, to -approve of the undermentioned &gimlets being permitted to *ear on their'. tekovloticcir.s. whih and c Arpointmlints, In adding. to any ether badges or have been heretofore permitted to be borne by 'Dose Regiments, the swirl " Niagara," in conseguence of the distinguished conduct if 'those turps in the capture of Fort Nia gara, by assek, on the 10th December, 181 s, and la the battle at Lundy's•Lane, In North America, on the 25th July, 1211; 19th Lien Dragoons, (Squadron ander Major Lisle). lit Foot, tat Banana's. Bth Dino, lit Battall.m. 41st Ditto, lit Dittri, (Flat& Companies). 59th Ditto, 24 Battalion. I ontli Ditto. li,2d Ditto. Glengary Light Infantry FcnciMes. His Royal Highness the Patncs REGENT hai been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Mapsty, to approve of th.: Regiment of Roll being permitted to bPar on its Colours and APPolnallamita, in addition to any other baripes or devices which May have been heretofore granted to the Regiment, the word "Peninsula," in consideration of the good conduct of the Officers and men of oration of t h at Regiment while employedirt Soin• 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Akzander Campbell, from ha l f-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Stout, whoa exchanges. 13th Dit to—Cornets John Wallace, and J. A. Irving, to be Lieu tenants, without purchas?. Ist Regimenti of Foot Guards —Henry Minim, Gent. to be As sistant-Surgeon vice Lambert, who reigns.sal R eg li neo t o f i oo t—T o b e capt:-..0. of Companies—Captain George Stuart, trout the i&lt FIKA, vita INekeriilett, placed upon half-pay; Captain Simon Held, front shell** Foot, vice Snow, placel upon hair-pay. 4th Ditto--lieti‘enant Colin Walker, from half-pay of the 42t1 Foot, to he Lieutenant, vioe Rawling, who exchanges; Wil liam Harward, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Farrieg ton, Aistrrntoted. 10th Ditto—Fusign William Mercer, from the 70th root, to be Lieutenant, by purchzise, vice Tripp, prt•ituitett. 11th Ditto—Juseph Shegog, Gent. in be Ensign, vice Berne, de-. ceased. 12th Ditto—Lieutenant John Peddle, from the 27th Foot. to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice O'Neil;, ap pointed to the Fors*tier.. Service. 15th Ditto-I.leMenant G. D. Colman to be Captain of a Com pany. without purchase; Charles O'Neill, Gent. to he Ensign, without furthest, vice Hardwicke, promyted in the V4l C.tr. neon Battalion. - - loth Ditto--Augustus Losack, Gent. to be Ensign, by pnrchase,l vice Walnewright, who rethea. 23.1 Ditto—Lieutenant Albert Gledstanes from half-pay of the Regiment, to be first Lieutenant, vie:Jocelyn, promoted In r the 2,1 Garrison Battalion. 26th Ditto—Captain Andre* ism from half-pay of the Rest ' mein. to be Captain e a Co:teeny, vim Hehl, appointed to the lid Foot. 87th Ditto.-I.lentro9ot Thomas Moore, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice vehe.exchanges. 28th iliac---Lieutenant .1. T. 6. Waring, from halt of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Nelson, ohs etiessasgse. s2d Ditto-•--Lietatenant D. ft. O'Ceinnor e from the 40th font, to • he Linitenant, vicestierleiek, who retiree Spoil the Mirror of • the Nth Foot. /elm Ditto—eVityillnitempe lie ire,, from half pay or eithrPoot, to hr Captain 1;f•e renspeny. vote Willett. who recitative,. With Ditto—Lieetentnt Frame. Turner, front Whiny of the . Mit Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Connor, - appointed to the 8(d Foot. 60th Di• to —Captain Lord John J. H. Somers. from Isolf-pay of the 23d Fon', to be Corso of a Company, vice Knipe, who txchangro; Emits E.' M`Cart*.y, from hallepay of the 30th Foot. to t. Ensign, without punchaisi vacs Moore, whose ap polotment has not tithed 64th Ditto-I:entenam John Jewels to be Corals of a Com iiaay, by purchase, vice Poore; pram. Guile Willtaio Cii4j Nom /maim of the 4611 s • ['mat, to be Captain of a Contour"; vice Rend, who exchanges; Hoisital•Assletatit Jon* Garrett to he AWstant•Snrgeoo, vice Oracle, who resigns 731 d Ditto—Captain William W. Che,lyn, from boatiwy dela 48th foot, to be Ceptaia of a Company, vbe bob, who ea. changes. 610 Ditto—Brevet Ictitettant-Colonel Borges Cognac. from NM pay of Beadohavit's Levy, to he Captain of a Company, vice . Cole, placed upon halt-pay. BSth Attn.—Lieutenant nettle Burrell .to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Hurls, killed In action. 88th Ditto—Eu*ll George It. Stott, from the 59. 1 Foot, to be • Lieutenant, by purchase, vice ['Leper:di, promoted. Nth Dino—Ensign Lain &o'er. from half-pay of the 18th Foot, to be &Wirt. vice Abbott, appointed to the Ist Ceylon Regiment. Royal Waggon', rain. To he Lleatanao*—Lieutenant Thonta. Haidoelf, Meredith Jones. Chaim Caner. Juba Watwo, and MauLew Drew, from had:pry of the 'Regiment. To lie Ciwasta--Coxneta Ucorp Griffith., James Smith Martin Richards, William Cartcr. and J T. Cowatd, frum halt ply of Use Riiiimeitt. Garpions Battalion...To b. Captains of Companies—Captain It Weknell. from the tar Garrison Battalion; Captain J. T. Mackenzie,' from the £7th Foot Id CAM son Ilittalion—Ensign Thomal Hardwicke, from th. - - Feat, et be Lieutenant, No _Scotia Irsonfbies—finsizu and Adjutant Thomas blowlan to bon ells 4ps* at Liestissau. 114511110114. ' ItitirCebmel Colin Dsndas Graham, of the late Scotch to Rh Deputy Governor of St. Mures, vice Alves, @resisted se Inobargh Castle. Llemelbant James Whines, late of the deb Royal Veteran Bita ble**, be EOM Major of livraosth, trim Fraser, deceased. lIR Major /ohs Cmitae, of the Ist Regiment of Life Guards, t-t Lleotenant•Colostel hi the Anuy. UOSrITAL STA 1,7• ~Tantes Buchan, M.D. from half pay, to be Physician to the Forces; Deputy Purveyor Harr/ Bacon, from hall-pay, to be Deputy Purveyor. To be Apothecatiea to the Feecesi—Ritcbard Huertly, from half pay; lAtines W. Simpson, Gent. vice liliditch, who resigns. To be Hospital Assistant, to the Forces--David Doualtison, Cho. HOrne, George Jones, Henry W. Vaysey, Ruben Noirls, Ch.rs. Butler, William Lloyd, Jules F. Nichol, Dpgald Lamont, "I'boi. mas Lough, Isaac Jarnesouid WiWaat Kenno, Gents. The JEing's German Legion—lit Regiment of Light Dragoons— Cornet Otto Baron Hammerstein to he Lieutenant, vice '1 we, placed open half pay. To be Cornets, George ion Uslar, Gent. vice Hoene% superseded; Edward Trittai% Gent. vice Ham merstein. eth Battalion of the Line—Lieutenant Adolphus tie Hartwig to bt Adjutant, vice Asocial' who resigns the etdjutantey only , Sth Ditto—Lieutenant Ernest Baron During to he captain of a Company, vice Lodders, pissed on half pay; Ensign Charles Weise to be Lieutenant, vice During; Rodolphus Carsten% Cent. to be End" vice Weiss. Sicilian Regiment—iiLleetenant C. I.e Court, front ball pay Oche' Chas•eurs Brits:miaow, to be Lieutenant, vice Williams, who ez:hanges. atemoitssnoss. Lieutenant Montrone, of the W/tls Foot, is superveded, being aheent wftlioas The appoint:meat of the andsprientioned Mews, as suited ifi the Gazettes of the 13th and With instant, have nut taken place Royal Veteran Batadieneeecogindo John Vicary, Isom the Bested List of iota Oilt Royal imam Beoadost, to De Captate: Fa ante in the Gazettes of the 15th ultimo, and eoth instant. 4th Ceylon Regiment—For H. P. Fletcher, sent. to be zd Lieu. tenant, read Henry•Oerralil Fletcher. Gent. to be team. 40 Foot—Far Llenten4ot lamer Stirling to be Carat) of acorn. pany, vice Walker, who rred Lnneg Stir. hog to he Captain at la Company, by piti . c.mse, v.ce Walker, who retiree. 97th Foot--For Ensign Charles Pritchard, from half pay of tht 56th Foot, to he Enslim b vice iihherr, appo'nred to ire 45th liwtign William Pritchard, is um haffiay of rie stith Foot, to be Ensign, vice libbart, appointed to the 45th loot. 01111gANCE oFFICI/4 MAY 2 4 1 Royal Regiment of Artillery. To ?v.. Second Liiiitenaots—i:votlenion Cadets Henry Champ. Iverlain, vice llishopp, proinoLd; Da:.id Therm:like, vice Dotictis, promote'; Cavergh, vice Slade, pro. nixed; Fran-is Holcombe, vice Tryon, *erased; Harry Stow, vice Earle, promoted; Gorge R. Luke, vice Manley, promoted; William Fraser, vice prckno•ed ; A^ilsrose Goode, vie. Monro, pronio:ed; Chrti•s vici,Scotr, circeated; Edward I. Jolin , torte, vice l'altrur, pr)rao.ed; Charles H. M.e, vice Htt , cltins, promoted; Henry vice l'hoinpson, promoted; i'lleonhihts De.lresay, vice Yro' man, promot• d ; William I. Dalzel, vice James, promoted; Henry F. Slazer, vice Christie, promoted. Second Lieutenant George Ford to be Fir.; Lie/tenant, vice , Christie, deceased; First ieutenant S zunde:‘ to be Adjutant, vice Walcot, who resigns the A 'jit:untc ; Second Lieutenant Richard Tomkyos to be First Lieutettaiit, vide • Satin& rs; 1 ir.4 Ikm•enant Elliott Seward to be Second Cap tain, vice ilti!ingfield, revved; Second Lieu:want Widiaai Poole to be tirst Licutenair, vice Seward. BANKRUP TCY ENLARGED. July la, Rickard Nyrea Silver, of Oziord.street, haberdasher, dealer and ehapalan, 1! eieve.z, at Guikihall. J 1 4, Wi:lrun IP ...A.' or late of Mow-lane, London, av;a,! an.loJrzer-lw:rcikant, at eleven, az BANKRUPTS. James Andrew=, of itchin;tlon, Lssex, hweher, cat ic-j , •!)ber, dealer mud chaptuan, to stirri:::der June 3, to, anti July at tvrrlve, at Guildhall Attor.n?s, /Views. Street' and Woolfe, Philrot-lane, Loudon. Fred-rick Macttamira, late of Bethnal-Green, Midtllele...x, stock brukvr, ea:it-merchant, dealer and chapman, hole 3, tO, and July 8, et twelve, au Guildhall. Attonsey, Mr. Bowden, Angel, court, Ihrtsgmorton-st reet. Joiepb Graham, or Maddoxietreet, Hanover-square, Middlesex, taylar, dealer and chapinan, Juke 3, au, and July 44 ..11. ten, :a Guildhall. Attorney. M r : Palmer, Nit. 10, Gray's r. William M‘Pherasto, of Ustiou-b:reet, parish of St. Saviour, Sur. fey, colour-manulaiurtr, Juke 6, in, and July 8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atturnel, Mr. Fowler, Clement's-btu. Thomas Thwartes, os Hest-Mill, Gorham, paper-miter. dealer and chapntan, June 6, o, at twe ye, and July a, 4: fi'v,, At the Queen's Head, North Bailey, Florham. Awn titc., Mr. John • OJtiii, Durham ; or Meats. gigue and North, oting's-Becch- Vs' .01[0,1 e•itple, Robert Kowley, of Newcastle upon-Tyne, cork-:utter, cbttler and thallium, Juue 6, 80, and July 8, at 1111:V zit , at tho Ge - utge Inn. Natwcastlii-apon- l'yt.e. Altornies, Messrs. itaiite and Nordi, Timipee, London; or Mr. a wants Brown, Newcastle apon-.l7pae. Pretrepaat Orestes, • of Moder, Lancashire, and of St. PAWS Chuntaid, Loudon, cotton-Massufaaurer, dealer sad cruss man, y 3v, June 17, and July a, a- weave, at Attorntp, Messrs. Swain, Jtevens, Ma i i.es, anu Pear,e, Ftr derrck'r Place. Old Jewry. Krreol, of Woolw.elt. Kent, slrtp seller, d-aler at, ! cairns man, May 3n, June 17, and July one, at Liaily tat.., Attorney Mr I owl Chalks W 4st.). 82, .ted Lion. ssrect, 1-lolborn. John Harlington, of King's Lynn, Morcolk. manes-srr.vener, June la, at live, Julie 30, as tone r ~4,111 July : 4 , .4 WM' a, sus Dukes Head Inn, King's ...you. Actor Loans King's I.ynn ; us' Me..rs. Vs Hits, • Fairthorne, a. 4,1 •.larke, %V 010111-C4llllll, 11trusaniirtoil-fit ['yr.:. • 411. , 414. Oeei.e 4/004CA tn.. loan% -r and Juan o uch, of 13n.t01, 0.1 coluormen, dealers, Ch410411t.1 June b, 4. a 4 July al, at shavers et me stammer . awe, is, oriwn. .c.tt -I , s Nicosia. L)4 Attu Non, 140. 43, 1,/Oubalty-sts44l,„ sVies.rs. Bayamon, isri,tol. Richard li•ovialtalg., of Utaterdsn, Kent, carvyntve a.i.! :molder, diwer and chapitisin, June 3, 10, mid uly et, a EVOt.scr, at Uusaelhatl. At.ors, y, Mi. 1. .I, ) mat., •y+. ,Atitaitlip, •rukml. .nt t t.t Iva, of Lark Plate, l.anthe.", , Sati•e ) , .Nate( us coa,b. dealer Aid co.snisan, Atli Jo, 1 tar £3, sod N • levrs. ; a. v 014Vaai Attorney, tidt; •.rth Lt ClOlll . l. wu ttetw , London. Iwo/ of Lite Of UAW Q•a.y, vizeu.silt:r, (Seater chapw s(a) a , • and July ii, AL tea, at tit.itlhad. Attorney, Mr .; Greenwich. t '., fl! William Mackeraie, of St. I'vlartkeklane, Middle climatuan, dealer and cliapinan, June 3, a %hit, JU:I6 10, an. 4 l ~.) 0 , at twelye, at Guudliall. kreame and Innit s 8, Vigtree-court, f. mple. 1 hoina.s lit vaitivhury, Barka, upl4444gerer an.l tablnet maker, dealer Ana Chaplnall, May $., lune. 4d, 1.41) h, dr. ten, at tkundliall. iturtin;ll, Ane,4l4ts. i ruu Gararave, LAU cettts-place, 1::.0c the lu.n.‘er, u, .4•Apnr, 1 . 134:t5, merchant, con ti.ectc4r, deafer 311.1 tl,.ipnta.i, J ..uc i v a one, lune t„ a! eleven, and jaty 8, at one, at t , .‘ fouu.ain L.o, At - ormes, . 'Vicars. count, t inibaro, a4d Collett, Chant.. ry-lane, ; or Mr. George Augustus Callaway, Poi tlinJuta. David Rediern, of Ashborne, Lkrhysthire, comer, dettler anal chapman, June a, at two, June 8, at ten, and Juiy 8, at two; at tt.e Grew Man, Ashborne. Attoruies, Mr. 13riztimsank, Ashborne; or bil,.s,rs. 81e4.4•Je, Alexander, and Holme, New lun, London. David Cudlipp, of Gosport, Hants, hater, dearer and charnan, June 7, at one, June 8, at eleven, and July 1, AL ol!t, .it Fountain inn Portsmouth. Attortues, Mem,. s atol syson, Gosport ; or Messrs. Dyne and Sun, a, Cinem's. Inn gelds, Lontko. Hugo Taylor and Juteph Vining; of !risco% artier..., and laic butteranerehants and partners, June 8,9, aced Ally 8, a; !Y. at the Rummer Tavern, imam. Attera...s, :.le,ses. fa: rant, Clarke, an.: Richards, Chancery-lane, Lon4un. George Roberts, ot Rot:dea :loss n, within Lie parish of Rodden o Somersetshire, schoointaster,lnder, an 1 etwpman, Juan 14, at six, June 16, and July 8, at eleven, at the George Inn, ['route Seissr.tud. Aitorilie., Messrs. Cni.le:t and I Vey, Ewalt: ; or Messrs. Undres, Red Loaann. John Prlglase, of eristol, nt. r.:;:ain, dealer and chamnaii, June is, 10, and July s, at one, at the Commervai Roun,, Bristol. Anomie., fil.essrs. Poole and Green Geld, Ur. y's inu-stiu Are, London; or Mr. Andrew Livett, jun, Smallatretto.ristol. Bracticroit Shepard, ot rlatidos-str , .- Co-- ', A rd e n. starer, dealer and .:.hapanait, Mal ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, M Ben* Walks, Temple, London. John Nichol, of 8, Old Jewry, 1 sad July o, at ten, at Guildhall. Crosland, SO, OH Broad -street, W ilium Levett, of Coventry-street, hatter, May SO, June to, and Jo' Attorney, Mr. It. W. Haywood, (gazette also cousins tr sent Hem the General Astembl; une of t,lio Lwarymen of Los, and ail IMerton !inna dig Arm ; of )uiy ; and a nntifiGatiou ut an,. Widows of lb* Vdicen ot t►e Army 5-street, Cuveut harden, ophol.. May Mk, lune 10, and Judy n, at . Mr. Philip Hurd, No. 7, Notes- ott. London, merchant, loss 10, IT, ii. Attornies, Mews. Dann at • eat, London. street, Haymarket, Middlesex, it July 8, at ore. at Gail:WAIL—. • bed, 'I oon'reourt, two Addresses to the Prince Re- ly of toe Untireis oaf Scii.tai:4l, rnd r.tott ; a I.to.ziantatinnehr pantr:- ay, surreisaw mg th,tor tb .A. ° l at Metope ut tits Peesioae to the tinny and Mange Eutaw t OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, &c. BLEN. HEIM,STREET, GREAT MA RLBOROUGH-.iTRILIFF. PHE SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES at this SCHOOL will begin eo Monday, June, 5, ISIS, Anatomy+ Physiology, and Sargent, b) Mr. &moots daily, at Seven in the moral". Theory and Practice of Physic, by Dr. Atm daily, at Two. Chemistry and 11.1iaeralogy. by Dr. Acta, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday (beginning lune 6), at Three. Geology, Botany, and Zoology. by Dr. Butte, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at Twelve. Three Courses are given every years—Farther particular, may be known of Mr. Brookes, at the Theatre ; Dr. Ayer, 69, Mar. gitier-street, Cavendish.squere ; or Dr. Brine, 38, G Nat Marl borough street, respectively —Dr. Ager will resume`his Lectures on Materla Medics .n October next.