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~~ 24 , •:N.. 4 . :: ,_-.!it, --. A . -7 ;%.:„.-_, • , Per CM 3 --- ....< l ,/ 1,,,-/ •A'ql .r. ; " \"' .2•I-- - .. 1f Ni ilpi n ...- s' - ` . x , ,11. 9, 'co +z - 111 1 0 ? \ - - f( S lit . * . 4 * - "ok .4 .4 A ( 11 . 4111* .2 • . 4- -,e (... 4... Z If 1 1/ Ors O - 1 ..- 4 4 -. Ira -4c. l____/ 4 el; j p-, ~,,.... z .4 '.110 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1818. — Patas SzvEN.•PENC k • PASSAGE TO FRANtE. 714 4RM . Y. aLSTARK WOOD begs to inform his Friends I and the Public in general, that his racket, THE CHESTERFIELD, of 107 Tans, Continues to sail regularly every Friday from Southanipton foe • Havre-de-Grace, and leaves Havre-do-Grace every Tuesday for Soutaamiston. i;i7I:I3IBER 9844. TO MESSMEN. AN ELIGIBLE SITUATION now offers to any steady Man, competent to undertake the MESS of a RE GIMENT, at present on the Home Service. Parti cu l a rs may be known by personal application ; or ktters, 104 , direc cr ted to Norfolk-street, Strand. Also a Master Tailor wanted. EASTafp.r4 HOUSE, irify lo t !gis. THE co URT of DIRECTORS of UNITO COMPANYof MERCHANTS of ENGIPAMAD Mitt &eke EAST-INDlESdo.hereby glee Aigice. That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in ltritiog at any time on or before WEDNESDAY, the 14th October neat, from any person or persons who may be willing to build, either in the River... Thames or at va Outport, in England or Wales, or at Bombay or Bengal, a Ship or Ships of about 1300 Time berthas, to let on freight for. the said Company's service, for Six Voyages certain ; specifying in one sum a permanent rate of Peace freight for each of the said Six Voyages. TO tint RDTTOR THB stmt. Sit--Observin g to your Paper an ankle Which Wert., for the information of Mditia Subalterns, that eventuating is Istiat to be made fur them to receive their allowance quarterly, inuand of half yearly, and that his rep ni.ll they will be elated on sbe same footing as the Line, on Half Fayovhich I con‘itler they la justice ought to be, a Lienteciant of the Line having but h a ple day; of the Militia, t. ttd.—Bnsign of the Line, lls.; of the Militia, 2s. Fur what reason this distinction is made lamat a lon to discover, the full pay being the same: therefore their services to the Public is estimated at the same value; their wants are equal on being reduced, yet the privations of the one Is more by a third than the other. The Subaltern of the Line has advantages when on full pay, viz. Promotion, Mal Pay, Ritions &c. but when reduced, the two services ought to be on an equality of pay. 'As to any source df employment to increase their incomes (they are debarred from aht public one), indeed it is almost hopeless that they can procure any, being unused to labour, and the generality unacquainted with business, they are therefore obliged to subsist on their allowance till bet: ter dams • The Bniefiales of the Use and dithlilitia hair both done their thstyin their respective situations. They se both as strictly dia. ciplized, and have resigned all other occupations for a military one; therefore they ought equally to be rewarded fct their ser vices, by receiving the same portion of half-payi Indeed, in every point of view, I oonsidcr It a measure of sound policy, if adopted by the Government , and an act of justice on the part of the Uri. dab nation, that the Subalterns of Militia should not starve; for if they clothe themselves they must, and should they get food the body must go naked. Their [Ale is a hard one. It is a well known fact, that the majority of the Army, that served in the Peninsula, and finally gaiued di: battle of Water loo, were volunteers from the Militia, trained under the hands of those men whose Buse I espouse, who were rendered by them fit for actual and immediate service on joining the •Begi ments of the Line. The Subalterns of :Militia would lam cue• fident not only spend their time in the service of their country, but blood in her defence, when justly called on, were it required of them to do so.—l :save the honour to be, &c. !dEDICO.CHIRURG ICA L TRANSACTIONS. i t , day its published, in Rio. (with Plates) price 12s. boards, Vol. IX. Part 1, of yEDICO-CHIRLIR.ICAL TRAN4ACTIONS, üb i. t by die Medical and Chirurgical Society of Iola ; ve. , ed for unman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may hie had, VolL toVI 11. with numerous Plates • S. W. bep to observe, that he always sails In the Chesterfield. Application rapy be gait a 4 Mr. A. dent's, 210. Ifs, Bland ford-street, Masiebvparriquare; sad at Itarr Wood's, French- Street. Southampton. FRUITING 4ND SUCCESSION PINE PLANTS, The Property of a Nobleman. deceased, removed for the conve nience of Purchasers to the Argyle Nursery, Paddington- Green. T 6 BB SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. COCHRAN, On Mensay, the Mk of September, lint, at Twelve o'Clock, CONBISTING of very strong healthy FRUITING PINE PLANTS, chicly Qnsen's ; and a quantity of Sue osesisn's of dillrent set and sises; all perfectly free from in sects, and will be Sold without reserve. Ts be viewed by applying to Messrs. Cochran's, at the Argyle littrsery, Paddingtms-Green: 'and No. 7, Duke-street. Groove nonaquare. 17.7 e. 6d. bds. . _ The Tenders with the words " Shlp Tender" on the Covet to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary at this House on or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon on the said 14th October heat, beyond which hour no tender will be received. JOSEPH' DART, drergoest. day were published, in 12mo. price 6s. boards. LtITERS on FRENCH HISTORY, from the west Period to the Battle of Waterloo, and re-establish. witiftleliouse of Bourbon : for the Use of Schools. By J. 111 GLAND. fiend f ar Longman, limit, Rees, Orme and Brown; London. Of whom may bs had, by the same Author, Letters on English Ifistory, 12mo. Is. boards. Lenm on Natural history, 12mo. 7s. 6d. boards. Ifs s;7 of Europe to 1814, 2 rots. Soo. IL Is. boards. The Particulars of the pencipal dimensions and Scant*. of the Ships, an Inventory of the principal Stores, the Copy of the Charter-party for each voyage as an outline, tegetter with tho other Terms and Conditions upon which the ships are to be see r dered, built, and employed in the Company's service, may be had upon application at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping on or after Monday the 10th August next. - IN THE FERTILE V4LE OF GLAMORGAN. At Garraway's Coffee-bouse, cc Waluntszsat, the MI of SeP tember next, if not previously disposed of by Private Contract, THE Capital ESTATE and FARM of ROVER TON CASTLE, containing Six Hundred and Seventy four Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, situate only four miles from Cowbridge, 13 mites from the mar ket town of Cardiff, and only oar tide's sail from Bristol. For partkulars apply to Mt. A. Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, No. 61, et. Alartin'aiare, London ; Wm. Vaughan, Esq. at Llapelay by Cardiff Mr. Thomson, at Boverton Castle, will chew the Farm-Letters post-paid. LINES TO MR. RICHARD TURNER, ON HIS JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING. THO' the proud sons of China their boastings discover, dud the Japanese prate of their elegant Jet, 1k now all their egotist sophistry over, For both are by TURVCR in loveliness beat : Their Jet is surpassed, And to nothingness cast, Their highly-f,am'd Blacking most lowly knock under, And TITILKES'S alone of the world be the wonder 1 . These sons of the East long untivalle bad carried The Rahn of their excellence over the world, Britannia attempted to foil—but miscarried, Till TUBWRIeII high banners she saw were unfurled: Thee she echoed to Fame— " To Tuaxsrf.'s great name, Let all other men low and coolly knock under, And Testate alone of the world be tbe*onder!" INDIA lIESIP CARPETING. THE Public are respectfully informed, that this new Article of foreign and domestic commerce is now brought to a degree of perfection far beyond expectation. Its auperiority in economy, neatness, and durability, appears to be fully established by okperience, and confirmed by general fa vour.—A Variety of new Patterns have tecently been brought out, and the Manufacture, in a variety of widths, for Rooms, Stairs, &c. continues to be sold by HAY WARD and TURN EY, .et their Carpet and Floor Cloth Warehouse, No. 18, 'Change alley, Cornhill, London.—lt is also to be had at most of the re spectable 0 9 1106 aeri and Carpet Wwthouses throughout the Kingdom. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, 'aim ins. its day Was pa'slisLd, in Three pocket Vols. price 12a. boards, THE VISION ; or, HELL, PURGATORY, and I'A. oi DA NITg AL1.611 I ERL Translated ty the Rev. 11. F. CARY, A M. • Of uslators of Dante vvith whom we are ac all m r . C all the 'Pri ary is the most successful ; and we cannot but ossider kis wort as a great acquisition to the Faigllsh reader. Its dented Mai a fidelity almost without czample ; and though *measure he has adopted conveys no idea tithe original stanza, paltaps the ben for his purpose, and what Dante himself hare chosen if he had written in English, and in a later ‘y."—ailielhargh Review, No. 31. Printed for 'Taylor and I lessey, 93, reetvereet. FAMILY SF-RNIONS. This day was published, in Bvo. price les. boards, The Second Edition, of COURSE OF PRACTICAL SERMONS, etyressly adapted to be read In Families. By the Ws, HARVEY MARRIOTT, Lena Clavertoil, and Chaplain to the Right Honourable Lord Kenyon. • The rciume before us is one of considerable merit, and in r ay, era country parish, will be found of much practical ,ig ! The discourses which it contains are cicai, rme:re."—British Critic, Feb.. 1817 .• IT A Second Volume • Will shortly lie published. for Taylor and ICeasey, No. 95, Freet.street. • J IPENTIFIED. • - I Just published; in ivo i trice As. in boards, VE IDENTITY of J NIUS with a DIST/I's 1 GlisllED 1.1,V ING etigt,A,PTER established. To- 1 Sekt Supplement, consisting of Vae-14intiles of Hand-Wei. *,e.i other ill4stra49ns: The §tcynd Fa/Wu, carretted and sio:Pristed mviformlf with Woocifalt'sl:4lition of lunios, with a flue rortsidt, and five Plates of hand- All !vows Sir Ppip rllsl* to pa Junius see v•:11 cot am; bat this we can I:,relp tt, girie imi x aptife, such .=!, chcesunaatial evidenise,is renders it extremely alttoktiew he Ls cot; bisettbat, if sc maisi tokeeidexcep shall intnottolow misksl !Is fo dap ease, our faith, in all condo sees Ursa: from Proofs of a Vas hired, Fa t ly !since.tortli be seeker.'—"Aiehurgh Review, o. 37. C' The *lament stay be had separately, price 3s. Prima felaylot and Pleesiatio. NEW PICTURE DP LONIE)01. • ' ~ssGtrihrs wiD be ptlblikb;d, Au*Or9us 55:Wts )Lip, sad RaNFlce 91. .an improved Edit or T EIGNS NEW ;PICTURE OF LONDON; or, II A rim of the Political, Literary, 11umrpyl Cm tai rain!, arc Moral State aft EMS Mayo s: posturing a brief and Intninenai . 6aide to the •Strahlei, whim connected wish patrol igomtAaEipil,klotioe_as, or for Samuel Leigh, No. 18, Strand. Th:s work possesses a decided superiority over every sintl 0. Tlv thou recent and Correct InrormaiiOn is arraslied me order, the plates are engraved in the belt Manner, whole ethtoits a faithful picture of the Beitish *aro.. It is slmost incredible that so great a mass or inforiiia `4 he brought into so small a compass ; and in tbia 4 will not only defeat the arroFaut pritenaions, but hurl . with redo u bl e d force the base instnuattoos vritlfh have been i-aded on the public by the knight•errintry awl quackery of :aact Editor. :ut pub:jibed, for Calrorm and Sop, Old B9melflPflt! vols. to. price to Subscribers Al& 10s. boards, AT, wits , the Atlas, nit Guineai. THE DICTIONARY OP AMERICA AND THE WEST INDIES, Da, THOMPSON'S AI.O EDO, *al a general account of all that is interesting in the Western "f.rl,md a unique picture of the Theatres of the present Wars *est America—" It is a work (says the last Quarterly), in To': the impartiality of the narrative is not less to be admired lie le rsriety and accuracy of the general information."—l'he 1 014 clis it " an indispensable apper.dage to every library; srkc it teat even in the ori;inal, as the Edinburgh observes, ad of the best books in Geography""—As all the Government t anent and principal Subscription Libraries have been pro s Is rot prob.at that ass eqtally cheap and handsome eds. ! 1°4111 1s! spin publi,hed. A very few copies are now remain 31,4euil',st Feinted having been regulated oy the Subscribers, who rasy be had by application as above, or to the .I,u- La:kik-terrace. Persoes possessing the Book, whose *no :reset is the hit, arc mos: particularly requested to btu .ll.• tarot to Mr. Thompson 'that they may be recorded in —fly the same Author' A s m ory of at Hatiiiplereiseb it le attempted Ca Geographic:l and Histori Facts the time and wi!ich America was peopled, price 6s. 6d. " 444 e st Guarding Dwelling Houses by their Construction Accidents by Fire. By the Right Honourable Warren 6d. TO THE FACULTY. - Proprietors of the LONDON MEDICAL ed PHYSICAL JOURNAL, an original Work, for ducted by Dr Bradley, and latt.!rly by Drs. Batty, and others, have the satisfaction to announce an en- With two additional Editors, Dr. THOMAS PAR fur the Medical Department; and Mr. WILLIAM '.TCIiINSON, for the .Surgical Department—who have td extensive connexions with the moat eminent men in the as well in England as in France, Germany, and the 'lto—they will, ce . isequenily, be enabled to present RS Of this Journal, in every Number, with the earliest ;on ea at subiect* connected with lidedicMe, Lottery, ' Phrinacy, Botany, and Natural liistory—atege Analyses of the bist Works publisbeel ht rul on the continents of V : .irege and America. extensive Foreign enanglanna has induced "Lem to a dieioct Dep.irtattlit in tlse ;ournal to this object ; Cat exhib'aiou of this new &ante will appear in .thso i*pa'lliati t e on the tu of October. at: Printtd 4.r John &inter. 73, St. Paul's Church .ealsold E b y aaddion, J. C a ll ow , C ox an d Co. T. 'll t : le •meeraoil, At.d.reon mad Claw, and T. Bergets and , Parke- Carib:' kt.ge • Monday, Ogord iVillan and' 4 ; re'-oable and Vo. skurgh; ciunaning, -Ltublia 11114 or, Part: and by the Ilnlksellers of !tarn-, PL.! jit ' UT4 'W Batik:. & . Petsribursh, Nenelerk s , 'ad Bakkocre. day WAS puou u&on. fr ,„ e d for 1. 00 2 0 Vas, I. toVI I L Itis day we LITTERS Earliest Perio se a t a t Woe pi : Rd for Lonfrn Of whore Leers on En Letters on Na pfetorp of Eu d:1"4 251 THE -Lot Trona.* • Of all the 'Fr furred, Mr. Ca' Quitter his wort lea created with *CANT; he has paltaps the be wre.a hare chosen Printed for This day In COURSE • etpressly fly the 1 Lox of Clawert • the solume tie s lady, nr a count tic , . The discon Fa! :ve."—Britis IT A Seem Tr.....rd for T ji Just publ qs IDENT 1 abliED tut Supplen • other wiaed. 'Prided r• •▪ ••••••• 7 cled it Ir4i, That it T./oTel sit; but dig we =st sr eifeenuna cat to tam he is lst trawl to 11.-re ra ceus into how p scakea."—"daur r? The Ftsfli Primed in NEN is s (As days wiD sod P LEON lan, 'S NI A View of Ilawicipal, Com= paw: prorating a DO al 'shirts coat Printed This work lir incept. 11ae n is nevem& order M est whole WI fix It is Amos de should be ben copra it will not I A with redoubt it-aird on the p :..ay.dot Edit( :ar published, iirols. 4to. pri THE DICI WEST L Wag a general ka,aud a oniq lista AntericA vh:: the impartt *le rsricty az ha. cats it " weic it war, eve' `wed the best b pipeascots and wart It a 'tot pm skswdlk again kit Ate near, pet a lfw ~,k ra iu star,i,L udith Itm "hsstiotlrot note lie WO! to A W o d_p„ ke eh t on Goo tar e In * hi d A idea G,„ Accidents I Ore 2w 'FRE N pr i and PHI2I ten !toodseted I ' l , an d oil ..leON wth th• for ~ hr. t d • ettensi,e hfs uan• as wet Steel— t h , I shkrs chi ewoc a on au S Phan: • , 41 eritici at.lonth "r-r en/tub's a div.iuct 1„,• rrst exi t i to 4e . , • 41.tion: Pram • 411 sold bs , hr Poke 0.'4; C 0... 11l irtstor4l 144. fLifeACEN'S HSAD INN, SNOWHILL, LONDON. Tn WMti Lain, Eoupsinop, and all Parts of rho North. El"! Ipaide Coaches, the beat Horses, and keep extellent Time. .13i * B; W. MOUNTAI N and Co. TIE follp3ving Post:Coaches, NaU-Coaches, &c. set twist from tie .SAgelgraHEAD Snow-hill: 'The UMPI DA, a New LrvEßPoor, fight Coach, 0.117 one night on the road, carrying four Insides and four Outsides, seta mit every day at one o'clock, arriees at Ltverpool neat Toning at Ida o'clock, by siraYof Dunstabla WBhurn, Ladahury, Northamp ton, Wrlfurd, tuttrrwortb; Airickky, Alberstone, Lircisela, BMite. !timely, Nriecastle,l(notsford, 'Warrington, and Piescot. RfilyTlJ A Meile Lyiningto• Winchester, and Basinr- KAM ns:ff Potir Inside Coach, at bilf-post sewn o'clor.k the morning, arrive? at the n , Southampton, by five q'aock. This is a Most delightful conveirancc to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Midoeii, Ilavrede ()race, Cher 2 v,tvg, &c. SHKEWSBUR • Wellingfon and' Shiffnaf Post-Cosich, tveryevcaing, at five o'clock-tGarded. WILY Ai ounit, forth .tor, Plandfordl Salisbury, itsdP'er, and taiingatole new poii : Cpaci,every afternoon. The W nun'Pae.y atkets to Guernsey; Jerky, Alderney, St. Malbe's, &c. EXETER; Plymouth, Wejmmuth, Dorchester, Falniouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury new Post.Xoach, every morning at myen o'clock, through lieniton, Axminster, Nish:tort, Bland fordalisaingstoke and Bagshot. BOSTON; Sp alding, Peterborough, Sutton, and Huntingdon Royal Mail-Coach, sets out every evening to Spilsby; Louth, Grinuby, and Hull. • BATH and BRISTOL flying Post-Coaches, through Chip peitham; 'Caine, and Marlborough, every afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Ines Blabs and the London Tavern, Thotius-mreet, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning. Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, &e. LEEDS new Light Coach, called the RockiegMun, sets out every morning ; carries Four insides only, and goes remarkably easy, wit& a Guard throughout: puma Vrough Stamford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferrybriclge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next morning. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this Coach, it Is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Prownhill, Sanquhar-Kiln, Cumnock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, a Post-Coach, (DailY). YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh new Four Inside Coach, with a guard throughout ; sets out every morning at eight o'clock, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadcaster, Darlington , Northallivton, Dur ham, orpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding thmseires fatigued from the length of the journey, inay rest what time they please, and then proceed on Withriit any additional fare. MA it LBO It( Ill(; H, Swindon, Ramsbury, I lungerford, and Newbury Post-roach, at seven in the morning. BRIDGENORTH and Walsall new Coach, evvry evening. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitchaven, Four Inside Post- Coach, and a Guard all the way. Passes through lirough, Ap pleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, CattericA, Borougbri.ige, We therby,Aberford,Doneaster, and Ovanth ant-Sets out ever,' ntnn:- ing, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passen gers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the pecu liar advantage of their sea,' being secured in All.: next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, presten, Kirby-lanisd.de, Bolton, <Morley, Orm-kirk, and Garstang rest-Doichei; every afternoon, at Jive o'clock—Guarded. LIYERITOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch field Post-CoacL, called Royal Defiance, every evening, at five o'clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale:street, Liverpool-L. Guarded throughout. CHESTER, Newport, Wbitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewich Post-Coach every evening, at liep, clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarns, new coac.h, every: morning, to the Gi;orge Inn, Sundrlarid: hi A NCLIF.STEIt, Winslow, Cottgleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolverhampton Post-Coach, every afternorei-9narded. SHEFFIELD and Rokherham Past-Coach, called the Rocii inghant, every morning.' DI RMI NGHA M Post-Coach, with a Chard, sets oat every afternoon, and reaches Mr/nines:int nest dly at noon.' Panes! by Daventry, Towcester,l,eamington, god Weisel/A, :to.thel paracen's Dead, Bull -street, Birmingliams. HULL, Northcaire, IFIoW den,' Thcir,ii 9 and Ponearster Not. Coich;'every MOrning, at half--pla t six. to the Crress.lrer, gar . k at _puee, DOV.ER, Deal, Margate, fatadWidfolialulettt Cazgaburi , FaNersiuttn, Chatham, pitc/Kwqr, amtVittemplenp.Paat 7 94 . a.ela,w morning. noon, and night. - HERTFORD Wee Holeetloo, sad Cheakunt Coach every m orning. . TOTTF.NHAN end Edmonton Coach .(dally). at half-pest ,two, at Ave, and at eight o'closk. B. W. so uvrAz ami Co. revectfuny!ket r uont tb i Ar ! Friend's nail the Public, that they will not he.aecomatable tor any Parcel, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, 'etc. of more thin Five Pounds TAW, if last, Woks, or dem.--ged, unless (awned ..1 sash and the Insuratteesalck*Accoryltmly, at the Setar.en:s ?lead, London. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Tfils Gazette notifies that his Royal Ilighoess the Prioce Re gent la . Council was pleyoed to order, that the Parliament, which stood prorogued to Friday, the 2d day of October next, should be furtber prorogue if to Thursday, the 12th day of No vember followilat aad ?lit! l. cppvAcitions of Canterbury and York, which stood prtslllllll4 to Saturday the •3d day de October, should be further ?primped to Friday, %e 13th day of November following. ISANIi,RUPTCY ENLARGED. &Pt. SR. W4lstalla 44444 .pr. hilopeY•leßC 4farkets batObArs!t ten, at Gtindhall. BANKRUPTS. Robert William Rtunford; lite Of Bartholomew-lane, Royal TA change, stoik-broker, dealer and chapman, to surrender Sege. 25, at three, Sept 26, and October .27, at eleven, at Guildbeß. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Leigh , 130, Wood -street, Cheapside. George Robeft Ball, of Exeter, perfumer, dealer and chapman, , October 7,5, and 27, at Qleven, at Clench's New London Int, Kamer. Attornies, Mr. Robert Brutton, .53, Broad -street, London ; or Mr. Charles Banton, Castle -street, Exeter. Cherles Norton, sf Birmingham, builder, dealer and chapinash Septeniber IV, 30. and Octobet 27;" it reveler, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Ant:irides, Messrs. Whateley and Son, . Birmingham; ee fdeurs. Swain and Co. Frederick's Place, did Jewry. Williain Roach, pf Clifton. Bristol, victualler, Sept. 16, 29, add October 27, at ele;ten, it the Rummer Tavern, liristoL—At- Mimics; Messrs. Viiard add Blower, 44, f.incole's-trin Preldk London; or Mr. Cox, tUgb..treet, Bristol. Selick Simons, of Ildpert6p, Wilts, bawler, dealer and chapman, September 19, 26, and October 27, at-eleven, at the Elephant and Castle Inn, Bath. 'Attorney, Mr:Bennet, Doctors' Com mons, London. ' John Damm, late of Warnford-court, London, merchant, Sept. 22, 29, and Octouer 27, at ten, At Guildh-.11. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Ada:n's-court, Old Broad-ureet. John Moody, Late of Yorkilldwa, Paddington -street, St. Mary la-bonne, (now a prisoner' in the King's Bench) livery-itable-i keeper, dealer and cbaptnan, Sept: 2S, at' three, Sept. 46, and; October 27 at eleven, at Gaibilall. Attoruies , Messrs. Jones. and Blind, Great Mary-13-Bonne-street. • William Henry Thorne of Struttoa-Ground, Westminster, oil-, man, dealer and chaprnan, Sept. 422, Octob, , i 10, and 27, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorhey, Mr. Br.-ndon,Cursitor-street. Josiah Trustrunt, now or Late of King-street, Goswell-street, builder and carpenter, Sept. 22, Ottober to, and 27, at twelve, at Guildhall: Aft:nines, Meisrs. Lee and Townshend, Three Crown4iMare, Southwark. -Nicholas Wilmington, of-Illgh-street, Southwark, hop-merchant, ;wilt. Wi t at three, Sept. 28, and October 27. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, hie. Whitton, 3, King's Road. Rich4rti Palward West, of St. Margaret's-hill, Southwark, hop and seed-merchant, Sept. 22, October 10, and 27, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attnruiei, Mauro. Clutton and Carter, High street, Southwark. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDITALI.. Oct. go, A. Illingworth, Ptdlpot-laneZ twelve. Nov. to, T. Grifrn, PedLu'i-aere, at twelve. r, at DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Oct. 13, T. Wallia , jun. South Shields, muter-mariner, u, elei:en, at the Golden Liun, South Shields. Oct. 8, 11. and 11. Poulgrain, Foney, shipwrights, at eleven, at the Ship, Fowey. Oct. 14, D. Sargent, Whittesie;, Isle of lay, money-scrivener, at eleven, at the Rose and Crown, Wubeach. Oct. 10, A. and . C. Sheath aad J. Dixon Boston, merchants, et eleven, at the White Hart, Boston. Oct. kt. 7, S. White, Liverpool, upholsterer, at eleven, at the Office of Mt. Win. Thomson, Slater's-court, Castle -street, tivetpnoL Oct. 80, J. sdtford, Landulph, Mill, milk:, at eleven, at the Castle, Taunton. Oct. 14, T. Rechraj , ne, Preston, linep-ciraper; at twelve, at the Mitre, Preiton. Oct. H. Hooper, Froine elwrod, upholsterer, at eleven, it tie Bath Arms, Warminster. CERT IPICA TES--Octosza 6. . . J. C. Daycock, Wideg r ate-street, silk-manufacturer. S. Weis min,"(ktety St.' Mary, shopkeeper. T. Lewis, Birmingham, •htass,founder. J. Rogers, .Cambridge, cooper. J. Bickford, Landulph, Cornwall, miller. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. and' E. Byangt, e Nryrport-stroet, grocers. Wood and Saye, Cheltenham, pOrtererehants. Miller and Co. London and MaricAister. Guth.* arid Ryburn, Grenada. Ileslop, Mead and Ca Wlslichateh, ironixtor.rars. IVaters, Protheroe, a'nd Co..l'idenharh, Ste. hatikers. Mania and Co. Stanley MRS, Gloucestershire- Ca rick and MaClean. Sasblehall-street, Iltack well-1111 factors. Ilopytood and Smith, Latie liridge, Lanca shire; sizeri. Binde and TggiestOn, Ijull, mustard-minufact u 'refs. Godfrey and' Moate; Selby, grixers. Metford and Co. Bath, orine-rnerc.hants. barber sod Mallet. Dolton, hosiers. Gwynne and 'Howell, Caipsardten, attomies. Itiykle and Co. Itolten-le..Moors, roam...manufacturers. ThompArt and. Frost, :Ur-it/ref,: VIC iibtjhackeitremcut-ruakers., • London, Sept. 9, 1818. TISK SUOALTEEN'I MILITARY APPOINTMENTS N F: E A ST-I ND I I:S. Bosszar, JAN. 2.—Dr. Morgan is appointed Civil Su r g eon; Surgeon Liristie, Aernt for the manufacture of gunpowder ; Sur goon Alaxwill, Garrison Sargon ; Assistant-Surgeon cretary to the :Medical Board, vice Inverarity, Gorn the same pe riod ; Assistant Surgeon Kennedy is to succeed Assistant Sur - geon Ogilvie in the medical charge of the Court of Circlit j Appeal; Lieutenant Campbell, tie Fort Adjutant and Garrl;nt I Quarter-Master of Broach, to be Assistant Si:treaty to the Mi litary Board, vice Lieutenant ilellasis. JAI. s.—ln consequence of Lieutenant Billamore, Adjutant of the Ist battalion 10th Regiment, N. I. being detained oa stag employ in the Decan, Lieutenant .idamsen of that corps is ap pointed to act . as .Idjutant fr o nt the , 20th ult. until further otdefs. The Governor in Council is pleased to' appoint James I) . ..cnis De Vim-, Esq. to act as Military Paymaster at the Presidettcy during the absence of Mn - Spirrow, the appointment to ha-t -ercet from the Ist instant. Announced Jan. C.—St/M.—Lieutenant J. W. M. Faleonar to I be Fort Adjutant at Tanoah, vice M'llonnell ; date of appoiti ment from the date GI C. ytain emberkation fur Europe. • • • • • _ _ ist‘Battalion 9d P.r.:;imm:t—Lientenant James Laurie to be Adisitain, vice Thomas; tra:isttrred to she cayalryost soy. kesueArty 20.—Lieutenant lin woz ker Henry L ()shortie. W be De,pbty Cominianry qC;;;;u:.., in Gezerat ; Lieutenant Gtr - noort i a• John .1. S. Jervis to 'arl at D.puty Commissary of Stuns ive Gamer , seta Lieettestint Osbortie eau be varied tram pecau t dutio. 2 9dt Itegirnent, L—Licutenant Simeon to act as Adj...att until fittihsr orders. Corpi of Erigine4s--Acting Enslim Samuel Athill to be En sign; vice Ennis, killod ; dged of rank 14th Not% 1817.---;t ap. pealing front the Register, tumvted to the Ist cf August last that Lieutenapt.Gencral IVisen:sti died on the ;:h July last, and Captain Kettle on the 1:4 January, 1e:'; a:al that scvtral Officers have ;mired from the Honourable Cum party's service, the following alterations and promotions are or dered in consequence; Alterations, litfantq—Colonel Swot' Wilson to be Col.r.t I, and IJeutenant:Culonel G. AL co ; to be Lieutenant-Coitutei, side Wiseman, deceased. • lionotirab* Company, European Regiment—Captain -Lieu. tenant Gilchrist to be Captain of a Company, and 'Lieutenant J. /I•Dosseil to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice temp, retired. Captain-Lieutenart J. lii‘Donell to I,e Captain of a Comp an y, and Lieutenant D. Barr to be Capt ain -Lieutenant, vice cil christ. deceased.' Prornotlons--Captain-Lieutenant D. Barr to be Captain of a Company, and Lieutenant A. Forbes to'be Captaio.Lieureetnt, vice Brown promoted. Fifth Regiment NJ. Alterations—Captain C. Al. Leckey to be Captain-Lieutenant, and Lieutenant T. Baird to. be Lieute nant, vice kettle, deceased. Major \%m. Gilbert to be Major, Captain C. M. beckey to be Captain of a Company, Captain-Lieutenant A. 13arintall tb be Captain-Lieutenant, and Lieutenant J. A. Crosby to be IL u tenant, vice Cox, promoted. Promotions—Captain-Lieutenant li. Barfly:all to be Captalb of a Company, and Lieutenant A. Hoskins to be Captain-Lieu. tenant, vice Litchfield, transferred to the Cavalry. Alterations, Sixth Regiment N. I.—Captain J. W. Graham to be Captain of 'a Company, and Captain-Lieutenant W. Gil• elitist to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Hughes retired. Captain W. Gilchrist to be Captain of a Company, and Cap. tain.Litutenant T. H. Whitehill to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Smith, transferred to the Cavalry. Promotions--Captain,Lieutenant T. IL Whitehill to be Cap. taro of a Company, and Lieutenant R. Harrison to be Captain. Lieutenant, vice Williams , promoted. Alterations, Tenth Regiment N. I.—Captain T. C. Gravenor to be Captain of A Company, and Captain-Lieutenant A. J. O. Brown to ba Captain-Lieutenant, vice Marshall, retired. Promotions—Captain-Lieutenant A. J. O. Brown to be Cap min of a Company, and Lieuttinant J. S. Bamfbril to be Cap. taro-Lieutenant, vice Deschamps, transferred to the 11th Regt. MARCH Il.—The Governor in Council confirms the appoint ment-hy Brigadier-General Smith, C. B. of Ensign 'Newhoossi, of his Majesty's 65th Regiment, to act as an estra Aid-ti...-Cantp on his Personal Staff. DlAiu:u s.—Mr. David Forbes having produced a certificate as a Cadvt of Infantry on this establishment, he is accord.. ingly admitted and appointed an acting Ensign from the date of his arrival until his relative rant is received from the Hon. Court. Ensign G. J. Paul is appointed I.inguist in the Mahratta len guage to the lit Regiment Light Cavalry from the let instant. The Right lion, the Cover:3or in, Council is pleased to ap point Lieutenant Capon, of she let Regiment N. I. to act as Line Adjutant to the detachment under the command of Livu tenant-Colonel Kennedy, so long a; there may be a necesoley for the detachment moving about the country. BIADR.iS MA/ 2. _ .The Supreme Court met on Saturday last to paas sentence cn the prisoners convicted during the Sess:on. Jusgal Till. a Ser.- , jeant in . his Majesty's 63d Regiment ; Amer laharpky, a private in his Maje.ty's 86th Regiment ; Wen. Mumay, a prier, in the Seth Regiment ; and James Bee, were first brought up; each these unhappy men had been found guilty of wilful' riturde. The awful sentence of the law wa s p ass ed upon t h em i n a most Lfeeling and impressive manner by the Ilottounsble .the Crtme Justice; his Lordship also stating to them that the frequent repetition of the crime of murder by the British soldiery in this country had satisfied the Court, that tl4 mode of carrying the sentence into execution had not b.:ea :.trended with the salutaiy consequence intended by all legal pui.i . .ihmeuts, the prevention of crime; that it was therefore tire intention of the Court so apply to the Government to assist it in having their sentence carried into effect at the different stations where tact, murder, were committed, in order that their compar.le.i, :int.; mkcht profit)sy the awful example, and that the sci.,ie cl th c i: .rat to might also be the ' , text of their elecutior..