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~, ' • A • • • Col _ • te4.4 - ~~~~~ f ~~ .< ~r.- ~' ~ t ..: ° T I • - ; lir . • I • c • ... . .•. .J• ,rw Doctobqr 2t, ists.y OFFICERS of his MA CE do hetcky give Notice, ved at their Office, in Pall-mall, , the 50tk lattaitt, from stick per 'Ake tke aappf ✓ i of CANDLES for Woolwich, fora period 'of 10oz r be viewed, upon application to Ordnance in the Roral Arsenal ticulars, together with the Ten= et, may be known at the Sects: maid, any day between the Waft • the Propasia astalbs-4ellasmd, nposals for Candka ;" but no Pro e said 30th instant, zt Twelve.. ay, naitlier will any Tender be no, it, or an Agent,in hit behalf shall' Etrder!fibe F ZEST= BY AUCTION, Commissioners of his Majesty's Sd tiny of January; 1819, at Ehnen the Cnstoknaloner, in Exeter, DEß-MENTIONE . 0, costsonprow. - • Geneva, Biti Gallons subject to cise, or for Ezportatiol free. .TORTATION. face Veil, and at the Custom-House,-in TOP- Clock in the Afternoon, eneva, 5 Gallons, subject to the t, or for Exportation free. airing One Load, 42 feet. • , sad Sold to the highest Bidder. ter, December 21, 1818. s, deeply impressed with the l subsists among the Industrious of their procuring Employment, for the purpose 6f considering ins of benevolent persons, a Plan should have for its object, exclu 'ascot to all those who should be I to afford them adequate support, resent existing sources of labour. M.P. being called to the Chair, t this Meeting are fully sensible of of the Society far the Suppression s that the one now proposed should that Institution; having especial —the Employment of the, Indos fall within the isamedi..te province nen now present do farm a Pro a Plan, with power to add to their Mettins‘As soon u such Plan way. liiTif.l4. AWN' TH - 13: NEXT DAY:. desl4lNE other CAPITALS 0, ate. in Consola and Money. BRAND SCALE of GAIN LAST DAY: rust gain - - C 60,000 nest gain - - X 30,000 wit gain - - 4'15,000 Mist gain • - - 7,500 au.a gain - - X 5,750 Share must gain In proportion, TUESDAY, it'll. JANUARY, TERY FLISRES. and Shares (while any can be had) tttry Mesabi Tonal or Country. ;E DAY MORE, ;1E30,000 Consols, ie other Capitals, TIIE WHEEL! for the present Lottery, begs of the . .. raisin: to the State of the Drawing' ' there is now but One Day the Lottery will finish, on which D Consols must come forth, with. fISH's °lces will then (as visual) ed he confidently expects. Already nore of the Capitals drawn than any . ts and Shares, warranted undrawn, is Othces, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Cha pus agents in England, Ireland, and .marksbie for the Sale of £30,000 than all the ether Offices combined, IN SHARES. hick contained 5 Prizes of 4:30,00C D THEM ALL! H , tithed, price 4s dd. bound, S de TELENIAQUE, Fils MELON. Nouvelle Edition, avec plus difficilea en Anglois au bee de on a ajoute un petit Dictionaire My pour faciliter de est semen rove et ecedgi d'apres Ice 'ROCHT Docteur Omit. ----- Atka, J. Nunn, Booeey, Long t Brown ; Lackington et Co. J. 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ANARRATIVE of the OPERATIONS of the ROYALIST ARMIES in the Interior of FRANCE, during tht USURPATION of BUONAPARTE„ in ISIS front t'.:e 011113111 IV. ou, lee NIALINGIU ROYALIS." Writt-tt by Mons. DELANDINE de ST. ESPRIT, C.M. &c. Translated by JAN= Tztouen, Era. London: Printed for John Richardson, /loyal Exchange; and F. C. and J. Rivington, Waterloo Place. " Without entering into. political discussions, the Author his given an animated relation of the efforts made by the Royalist Fortes in the South of France, La Vendee, Bretagne, and in the East, North. and Wee!. The Work abounds with new and In tagaitinif anafdPillkafiliunoit valuable Anformatinta," . . "As the sale of the final Wort was prohibitedby tire Po. See on its first publication, in consequence of the exposure of many Isldlviduals now in ce, it Is preiumed to be entirely un known to the Britil Public." JUNIUS IDENTIFIED. 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Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet-street. • • • ~-•,•• • N.4_01, It: iris; 4korilSi wM • .• i 3TITLIA ••• • ,-••• *. . f Mist , - .1 " • r .► : balf.pey of the Seib Foot. • , • - Djeto--Lientenant Minto n 11.1duipb to be Captain of a Cempny, by purchase, vice Nash, who retires; Ensign Ar mine Shaeoe limry Mountain to be Lieuterrant,by purchak ; John fllddel, Oast. to be Ensign, by purchase, vies' Mintstain. Rifle Brigade—lkutenant Archibald Stewart to be Captain of Company, by purchase, vice Poe, promoted in the 911th Foot. ed West India Regiment—Gentleman Cadet IriMans Spence, from the Royal Militery College, to bo Ensign; without pur chase, vice Robinson, whoessignie 3a Ditto—William Weekeigh t Gent- to be Enelint by Purchase, Vice Marshall, who retires. 'unsetteame. • The eitchinge between Anbtam-Surgeon M‘Grigew, of the Itd• Light Dragoons, and Assistant-Surgeon Mist, of the lilth Light Diego's*, is to bear date the 25th December, 1818, insts-ad of the sth Novanber,.lBlB. Mr. Philip Reviling. for misconduct during the time be vies encloyed in the Commissariat in Portugal, has been diansitsed the service, ass Deputy Cornmisstry-General. Quarter - Muter Daniel Howsman, of the 60th Foot, wbo was superseded in July last, has been reinstated in hie rank. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Samuel &insane, Walsworth, Gloucestershire, clothier, from . Dee. t 6 to Jan. 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. William Tovee, Exmouth-street, Spa-fields, builder, from Dec. 29 to Jan. 23, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCIES SI 1 3 ERSED r..D. William Tuck, Maine, Norfolk, miller. John La, Liverpool, soap-boiler. • BANKRUPTS. Williaan llboothelt, Preston, Lancashire, corn-merchant, to surrender Jan. 13, 16, and Feb. 6, at five, at the Office of Mr. Blackbuut, Cannon-street, Preston. Attornies, Messrs. Avlson and Wheeler, Castle-street, Holborn; or 31r. Black. hunt, Preston. William Peet, Baslnghall-street, merchant, Jan. 9, 19, and Feb. 6, at one, at Guildhdf. Attendee, Meson. Jacomb and Bentley, Basinghall-street. Charles Scales, Bensinvon, Oxfordshire, baker, Jan. 4,5, and Fab. 6, at eleven, at the Lamb lan, Walibiford, Berks. At , wales. Messrs, Hedges. Waligs ( And ;or Maws. Mc% Williams. aid White, Lineols'ilni, London. Willi.un Dunn, Threadneedle-street, wine -merchant, Jan. 2, n , . and Feb. 6, at melee, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Paula sea; 'Ol. )3r cusl-stre et Chambers. Robert. Tippet, .Totnes, Devon, baker, Jan. 11, 12, and r, b. 6, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attorney, I've. Elliott ' Fenchurch-street, London. Solomon Leyden, Elhabeth.place, Kennlnzton exchange . brober, Jan. 9, 19, and Feb. 6, at one, at Gni:tilt:ill Attorney, Mr. - Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broad-street. Thomas Crimes, Chester, coach-proprietor, Jan. 14, 15, awl Feb. 6, at eleen ' at the Golden Latin Inn, Chester. Atter- Mrs, Mr. Hirai Chester ; or Mr. Huxley, Temple, London. Abraham Dort , Dean-street, Finsbury-square, merchant, Dec. 29, Jan. In, and Feb. 6, at twelve, at Gullahall. Anorme), Mr. Steel, Bucklersbury. Richard William Moron, George Moron, and John Moxon, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants, Jan. 2,4, and Feb. 6, at eleven, at the Dog mid Duck T.vern, Scale-laue, Kingstcr upon-Hull.• Attornies, Messrs. Hosiers, Bartlett s-building., Holborn; or Messrs. Fruit, llulL Christopher Lot:gruff, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, hr. 4, 5, and Feb. 6, at ekvcn at the Dog and D. , ck Tavern, Seak lane, Kingston-upon-11th Anomie, Messrs. Rosser., Burp lett's-huildings, Holborn; or Mr. Sandwich, Hull. Paul Hewitt, Bold, Lancashire, farmer, Jan. 11, 12, and Fria 6, at one,at the George, Dale-streetLoterpool. Amtrak*, Messrs. Rowlinson and Warrurgton; or. Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London. Thomas Ridley, Seaton-duke, Northumberland, ship-owner, Dec. 28, Jan. 16, and Feb. 6, at eleven, at the George Ina, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Meggisons and Poole, Hatton garden ; or Mr. Foster, Newcsatle-upon-Tra, DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILIMALL. Jan. 23, A. Northcotc, Lloyd's. Coffee-house, underwriter at twelve. Jan. 16, H. J. Nerthcote, Lime-street, wlnoraterek:at, at eleven. Jan. 23, T. W. Kershaw, Borough of ;anchored', linen-draper, at twelve. Jan. 16, G. T. and 111. Warren, Lie tle Grosvenor-street, builders, at twelve. Jan. 16, IL Miller, Tottenham, watch - maker, at ten. Jan. 16, C. L• 11114 Dow gate-hill, Merchant, at ten. Jan. 16, W. TV/03310W, ltiankei- • ter, draper, at twelve. Jan. 9, J. Rowlett, Charter-houar square, merchant, at twelve. Jan. 16, W. Rhodes, East Smith field, baker, at eleven. Jan. 23, J. Smithy Milton neit Sil tingbourne, Kent, rope-maker, at twelve. Feb. 27, H. Nunn If and J. Barber, ork-etreet, Coverat-guteden lacemen, at twctor. Jan. 24, G. Brown, Lime -street, wine -merchant, at twelve. Jan. J. and J. Coombes, Shadwell Dock, coopers, at twelve. • 'DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Jan.l6, E, Hall, Newton, Lancashire, cutters-manufacturer, at two, at the Palace Inn, Manche...ter. Jan. 10, G.. Watts and Bristol, ivory-black-mauefacturers, at twelves, at the Commercial Rocims, Bristol, Jab. 22, M. Abel, 13tankf7, Sul. folk, banker, at ten, at the King's Head, Bungay. Jan•l6, J. Cutting, Newport Pagnell, farmer, at ten, at the Craven Inn, Woodbridge.% jan. 21, B. Goodtnan Romsey lustre, Sou th , ampton, miller, at ten, at the 'White korse, /totem. CERTIFICATES—J• lians 16. J. Farenden, Chichestir,timber-utrchant. J. &gray. Finch lanevstock-broker, T. Ransom, Cheapsi4e, lace-manufacturer. J. Wakefield, City.toad, builder. T. P. Oakley, Ealing, brewer. - J. N. Durand, geutonville, merchant. T. Godfrey, Salters' . ilall-couft, Merchant: Bock, Southwark, hop-merchant. .7. Boyd! mist G.J. DeWitte, Mincing:lane, merchants. W. /trod, Trelingtfn, butcher. J. Doughty, Bristol, victuiller. Cj. Soane, Margate,. priraier, :F, Baker, Upper Thamesotreet, dealer. • • 14RTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ridUip. and Co. Sunderland, earthenWare-manufeetur Bidmad siad u ' r e e rnston, H r itnpsteed, ralsool.nunters. t e N and G. G. T , Throws:forum : street, week-brokers. V. and Andersen, Ludgate:rareet, milliners. TWIT an 4 Charters, Wigan, draper.. J. and S. Elliott, Friday -street, painters. G. and M. Wilson, Northal!erton linen-naanufacturers. Turner aft Broadbent, child-bed-linen-inikere. litcluslas ud Beckett, Newt Mond-street. Hanacolnh and Co. • Bedwelty, (actuante. Green and Co. Blackmon-street. Taylor and 61etr4.0 - , Itochdale, timber-merchants. Rolfe and Clement, Souskainpuo, attars:ties. J. and J. Protheroe, Bristol, hatAs' taut • kippers and Jordan, St. Prawn" timber-inereitants. liaYeoa and Tbrafp. Lund-VP, gagelrapters. Ages sel ls White 404t-etreet, Speak*. 4,Pt• . 4w4 1 1•ARN 1bi tt)(444.0g4 5airt3a1944949q040. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. „This Gazette repeats the notice from the Deputy Earl Mar shal, that ” it is not expected the Public should appear in Mourn ing after the 29th inst. (to-morrow) for her•iate Majesty." WHITEHALL, DECEMVER 26. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the same and on the behalf of his ?dainty, to direct letters pa tent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom ' of Great Britain and Ireland, for granting to Field-Marshal his Grace the Duke of Wellington, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, the office of Mauer-Genersl of his Ma jesty's Ordnance of the United Kingdom. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-orrice, DFCEMBIST 25. sd Regiment of Life Onards—Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Alex ander Minna to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord Vis count Barnard, promoted ; Frederick Chatfield, Gent. to be Cornet and Sob-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice .Ines. ed Regiment of Dragoons—Captain George James to be Major, by rchase, vice Elphinstone, promoted in the 4th West Inft Retiment ; Lieutenant Charles James to be Captain of Troop, by purchase, vice James ; Cornet Thomas Welker to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice James; George Haywood • Lindsey, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Walker. Id Ditto—Captain John Goff, from she half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice William Burn, who ex changes, receiving the difference. llth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Charles George J. Arbuthnot, from the Ist or Grenadier Foot Guards to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; the Hon. Henry Dundee Shore to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Edgell, who retires. lath Dittoßrevet Lieutenant-Colonel Shapland Buyer to he Lleutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Doherty, who retires Captain Joseph Doherty to be Major, by purchase, vise Boyle; Lieutenant Charles Robert Bowers to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Doherty. . To be Lieutenants, by purchase—Cornet Williapt Augustus Brown, vice Nesbitt, promoted in the 9th Lips. Dragoons • Cornet Wemyu Thomas Cockbnrne , vice Bower; Pr.cinmel Nth Ditto—Lisuenant Thomas Irwin to be'captairs of a Trials, by purchase, vice Just* who retires; Cornet Robert ' glass to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Irwin. , lit or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—George Wthialn Eyres, Gent. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vier Cradock, promoted in the id West India Regiment. 4th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant William Clarke, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Peter Booby, who exchanges; Surgeon George Mac Dermott, from the half-pay of the 60th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Francis Barton, who exchanges. Sth Ditto—To be Easigns--Seeend Lieutenant Armand Jaques Mete, from the dile Brigade, vice Charles Pickering, who retiree upon halfway of the Rio Brigade I Psalm , Frederick Adolphus Robinson, from the 4th West India Regiment, vice EdWard Making, who retires upon half-paj bf the 4th 'West bib leilosese. receiving the Olierince. Ihtto-,—Letitor.eat ;Oa Mgnag *wi t frets tbs half-pay Boob.. kurvo;'Fikets. ed. Muds. hal, in .F eve. Prie' 4 Arsl. -M01,,,. lATTERS, and OT npR • W!. ."I.l.tig E LaratilAs6 lock, siZ lay. %Serails' i Y'l I~E~ $ ' , ~-.;. ,