Star. — London, England, 1815-06-26 00:00:00

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M. at the Jeruraient Coffee-house, Candid!. but Principals or their Agents will be weeded to. TkANSPONI• 9111 rt, Jane 411, ISt S. THE COMMISSIONI:RS for CONDUCTING 46 1113 MAJESTY', TRANSPORT SERPiCR „for Win! ';are if SICK and woe, ArDED SEA Air Ar, and for the Car, ma c.a.& f PRISONERS of WAR, eh hei , ell gits Met; e, That they wig be ready at this OHO, on TU RAD AY, the 4th of July, ISIS, to reeeive sealed Tenders), and treat with such Pers.ins as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prison*. of War is Health and Sidon., at STAPLE CON near BRIS TOL, PLYMOU VALLEYFIELD, OREENLAW gad PERTH, N. 8 ., fat nix Months certain. Na Tesler lark arched *sr one 41•64 an Meek, of treaty, nor any *aka, fatless the party, or e mete:vet ogad for .hine, prosody Meal. BISH ret4irris the Publ.c his gt ateful Thanks for 1. • the dagtivigutthr.l preference even to hi. mites, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9. Charirg.t..ro‘4, in tl:r Lotteries just esidtd, in which lietinad NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF WM ALLEN, OP WHI 1 CHURCH, HAN I S . ALL Persons having claims on Mr. ALUM. late of Whitehureh, in the Court.) , of Southampton, De puty Recseiver o! that Canny, aro requested to send forthwith the partkulacs of their Maims, to Messrs. Wadvson, parlowesod Grosvenor. of Austin Friars, London, SOScion* toil*. Mini. nistrators of the said William Alien's Estate. Cie Three Prize: of iC30.000 ! !! Besidis Ten nth,. gpittla, a• w S arra of which main Un claimed, but wilt be PAID On D v (W11 , 1101.1' retried) or ILICHANGest tot net. tg or Shares i !.c NEw LOT r ERIN of 7 5 (X • -ckette. •I"‘ hi gin Arawin, 19th btly. Scheme% with Par iculars n .3y b•• `.A lar both of ISISH% elu' ormolus Offices, t• *,(:ov .i 11 . 0., :sr 9, 'CIiAIIING-CitoSl, "ItIZEi OF £4•',000, £30,000. AND AtO,ooo. SSWIFTAn4 Cn. re Soling th e Tickets And Shares of the peseta GRAND 1.01 - TERY, at their formate Mims, No, ti, Pout.vay. I Na Si, A _LW:SATZ Hum is,Cumi tom Caoss a STeszv• Ifirriehre- e.eitakie 'I harry Carliall, lachldia l ii Prises of . at 40,000, 4120. , atets.ooo, I I. ard,eoo .ooo , Sean Five Prises of aifi,ooo, Ike. and iiiiisceen Petro or Guimm., Which will bet Paid la Gold, without 41e4uction, as nos as drawn . v.s. 1 of 6,000 Guineas. ~ .. I.= It trit 411010!livr• 4 of an° Guineas, 10 too Gulags.. ' • 'GRAND GOLDEN LOWERY, . Digits Drawing 10th of Nest Month, JULY. EImARROLL ;4 , 4 Co. Contractors for the 'present ILO I TRity,respos fatty autunit to tbe Public the following IiCIiAMR. which. with cagy 12.000 Tickets, contains Prices of 440,000, . 0 30.000. 400/.00,. Beside , 10,000 GUINEAs; Whith will be gob! is GOLD without deduction.. • • AS UNDER, 450,000 is 440,000 , 30,000 ... • .... 110,0n0 20,000 SOSO in Gold 5 li.iu 11,000 ....• ... 11.001 1,050 in Gold 3,150 1,000 . • ... 5; 00 ;Its in Cotd 9.ltX) 30 % $lO in Gold i.,itu And 1.001 other Prizes ~ t •tesser value. The winds et drawing the above spkadid Prises is so arranged, that the certainty is presented to the pliblie of one ticket pintos .1146,01111, and the farther chance of its also obtaining in addition to that waft 5000 Gainer , in'Gold Schemes with full particulars may he hail gratis. Tkilleks an shires see now on bale a. CAKROLL and Co.'s Oasis. No f, Coftsbill. and 46, (latent-sum, where all bush. OM id Ow %that Finds is transacted. .-. ._ .... . . 011iEAT AND CONTINUED SUCCESS. .. NO. Oft drawn 13th litt kir a Prize ot 430,000 6 Nis as Oulp4lne in the Last Lottery, was Sold hi EtavaS kneftsa at ABM. foitrutiavra OjfiClL, No. 17, Ludgate. strew. Mar be. Paul's. wt ere, in the Law Lottery, were aims Sold No. 11 1 011111, ambled to imuo .Outio•as, which WEiIS paid in 0414, and tetis. a Pner ot Xsuuli; :Ind on the peft , *DAN Lottery, drawn in Jaeuary la.t, • . Su, 2 6 .502 a PAU of £40„0001 No. kr . s.Prtas of allne• 46 " 6 i na . ' "1 40 1.. IMO .mil . 400 . ' es gilt. Ite: ' - irj. WEBB has great satisfaction to announcing the %X . above fortunate events, and begs to can the auentrios 01 bk. Frepds and .he Public to another SPLENDID 1.0 t May, Which Viking Drawing 190 JULY. abd tweaks Psis:. et 440,000, 430.000. 420,000, Saida 24 other Capitals, lc of shifts ail! lie Paid in Gold, for: which purpose Wits is provided With a liiiilkiew quantity of ,sere! Guinea. The great and continued sewn Which has attended Wasa's 0111fte in all the tate Lotteries, will, he propaines, justify the con. Wait automation be entortidas of adding pone of tie above 0111141' hues to the already unequalled Litt of Capitals that have been fold by hist la the short Vote of Stele more titan Two Yeats.—Scats Lotter, Oilks, 17, tomblike stress, near St. Pant's. ••• Irish Back Nowa Redwood. ' .. _ _____ M• • • ••••• ••• M ••• ••••••••• AZARD, DUNNE, and Ct . stibtait the f , l , jj lariats kick Scheme of the LO fTERY to the Public, and respeettelby acquaint theta that Tickets and Shares are now es Sale at their Ogee, No. 93, Rovers Excu Nor. Ekelussve of Prises of 4940,000, 5e30,000, and £99,tixt, there ate in this Lottery, others to the amount of 7 was, Thousand Guinea*, which will be paid by this in Gold as soon as drawn. To 'att a in Drawing 19th JULY. SCHEME. ‘20,000 are 260,000 30,000 30,000 5 250 5,250 9000 ... 2,000 1,030 ... 3,150 1,000 5,0n0 3 3 ..... 2,100 30 210 ..... 2,100 75 100 1,600 25 ..... 50 1,1100 1,300 ' ..... 18 22,5 0 1,,M0 Blanks Ist Day 10 each 16,000 9000 Tickets. • £160,000 The First-drawn ieell,ollllwlll have 2141,000 more; making a' Pets* £30,000! The Seetiod-drowa *520,000 will hove 4 0 10,040 more, tinkles a Prise ge 101.00! The Pirst-drawn 410)000 have 2111.000 more; nutt.nt a Prise of se2o,ouo! Teo fWea•drawn SWIM, Pleat Day, well Pet Pealeift 200 01 4* woe I it* Sortietb-drawn prisa the Pint Day wtU receive ape Obineas l Flesh, Teeth, aced Fiftetatiodrown Blanks, Sewed , will tea receive 1,000 Golossli Tssestictbi ilth.aba Fiftieth-drawn Baulks on tholrinrd Da ! will'eseta • SOO Guineas! the whole of *bleb will be pa id in 0411.,' . . . 00000 • ••• NM ••• 000000 000000 ••• •••••• • :II BR, fiat' MARGIFACI I ORY, Eft, .Qestir-stit TMPENETRABLE PAINTS, aka COAL TAR A stwviti, Mgr Park Paling, tastes, aaS WeatheeLboaralap. of every description. • . Invisible Green, pee ores. 565, tied or SWIM, per Mt. 4114., Dist Ohm, lie. Whits. Paint • - ewes .Lets - tie. Prepared OM, es thin Ibsen Lend Colour - for Used as. ed. per GeIL Wises Coker - Ms. Phis Paint for lad& Work of Cliocubes Colour tae. every doscriptisa, ate. Jim leased rar tr•rwit - par set.--Canernsa dine lea per cwt. N.L. The hupenetralgs Paints we very orsamontal, aesdwW corer a made+ 0 , 01 wilco le rot as other Mogi 'heroism derabeaty which readers them pssull au vokskille coostandy exposed to the of din • pain pround in Linseed Od, 164 dirt Ars. silisid)is to the general purses. rf diming! as give at ths sane dais a` pisesre kindsome.cpve ng. They ass also a Cars for the Qut, shifilaand in hot Climates, sad ere soy of dissaine manner as other Paints. ,g,IOLOWNis recommended for the mewing Porous Tiks, Wood ender Ground or Water; ! which is paired, insoluble in Water; pen/trine where it is cued; it is of a /spry re and Is easily applied,roisidring only to to a connate tar-beasb. Oes• Qnsenetreet, Cliespeid; S CHOOL -MASTERS and ASSISTANTS always and Mr. CASE it home this and nett monk end Geet'emen in the Profession may sees Met 01 respeetabie Akio. tants in every department that will Watt of employ the anauins Vacation. Those Gentlemon who bare Dot yet sin. ie their names, are desired to ad or seed as aeon as ecioveniess, as Mr. Cass I. tdris hts'atindst mideavoun to get them privst n it=4 the appeoatides Holidays. otters (post paid) duly a fliouceseer.street. Q.lern's.square, Eloornfleari.. SALL'S BY AUCTION, A DUI CH 64 GUN SHIP OF WAR. At the Exchange, Piymasuh, on Friday. the 14th day of July, at Noon. THE DUTCH 64 GUN SHIP of WAR, ROTIERDAM ; her Fore, Mainomd part of Misers IN liowsprit about 3511 'Tons Iron Ballast, Shot, &e. Pumps, parts of her sta nding and running Rigging, Blocks, iron Stan ches" &c. &c. which will be put up In suitable Lots and dis posed of, Free of all Duties, by a special Order fremlhe Right Hon the Lords of his Majesty's 'treasury. • The Hull is Copper sheathed, and s together with the Stores, deserving particular attention. For vi;;wing the Shtp and Stores apply to the Ship-keepers oft board, at the Moorings,ln Catwater ; and for further Particulars, , Catalogue+, dtc. apply to WilliantMay, Esg. Dutch Consul, , Jelfries-square, Loadua; and to Jehii Hawker, Esq. Dutch Causal, Plyntuuth. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker. Plynieurh, June 16th, thi S. HORSTEAD, SU3SEX.—hiANOR AND FARM. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By VERRALL and SON, At tbeltar Inn, is Lewes, on SA root DAT, the 15th day of hay neat, between Ake hours of (four and :ix in the Afternoon of the same Day. subject to such Conditions as shall be then and there produced, AVALUABLE ESTATE, called HONING TON and BRADFORD; contitting of the Manta' or reputed Manor of anon. otherwise Honington, and a capital hlesauage, several Hants, Ceti ages, Stables, Hop-oast, and other convenient Out-buildings, and 35t Acres and upwards of Arable, 11400,w, Pasture, Hup Ground, and Wood Land, tisereto ads joining ; desirably situate at Little Horsteil, iu the county of Susses, about one nule dtsunt front the rurvpike-ruad - trout Lewes to Londusi. Ile whole Estate is Freehold, except about one Acre of land and two Cottages, which are Cops hold, hoiden of the Ma ger of Franinuld, under ,nail annual Quit Rents, tines cud 'Jerk** cer ta is. 4be Laud-tat ou liounigion (con ptieng 29u Acres) has been redeemed. The listate his won together, awl the Land in thiLlejohest ritteiralt VidaWhildni been: Wen toe severativers fat SF us hands of the b)roprietur, who has expended hive MUM of money in improvements '1 be Wood land Is toll 4 young thriving 'Outlier, for the growth of white the soil is favouraisle, and the Estate atimatia with Gam/. l'br HOWe is modern and convenient, having been recently , bulk, an 4 as well supplied eritirezcelicut Water. A good Kitchell Liarden adjoins It, terthermanth several Fish Foods and Siete. properly snicked watt, choke Fish; with* Building.Maitland; on this Land are in pre test repair. Little Horned a distant - trim London 41 mike, aud from the Market lawns of Uckfield dam mite, Lewes six miles, Hr b ham 12 mdes, from Eastbourne ttO o d es, and Drighthelmstune 14 males. A daily Coach and Post to and from London, pea within one mile of the House. Possession may be had at Mlcisarlinas next. To be viewed, on application to Henry Mort, at the House, (where a Map of the tame is lett). and further particulars may be bad of Mr. I urn's. Solscitor, Lewes. • E , SEX. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, beautiful Pj.ANTATIONS, about Seventy lour Acres of LAND, and mintediate Possession. TO BE SOLD BY AUC I lON, By Messrs. KELfiAM and SON, At the, Auction Mart, near the bank of England, London, en Sairoanitv, the isub of August, 1815, at Two o'Clock pre asely, under the direction of the Proprietor, ALL that sit i l eligible , i.ul;it:rklynowitbxthe nam e of compact, A an c ti truly K valuable ES mate io the remarkabiy pleasant village of Niters. resting, in rise county of Essex. at al mgr.:tattle distaste from :be high road leadittg from London, through the ;county town of Chelmsford, to the great outlet of the kingdom. commanding superlatively , tick and picturesque views of ihe surrounding country. This Estate coniprises a neat, substantial, uniform Mansion; with nu nitrous attschsd and detached , . Buildings, suitably arranged for domestic and agricultural purposes; delightful Plantations, luau riatit and ornamental timber and forest-trees, embellished with a profusion of beaunlid shrubs, very extensive Kitchen Gardena and Orchards, large convenient and well disposed Yards Barns, Stables, Cow-houses, Ste, Ste. together with 74 Acres ?more or less) of excellent sound and productive Meadow and Pasture Laud, in i t high Mite of cultivation, The whole is amply replete with every desirable accommodation for a genteel family, or any Gbntleman, Mixdiant, or Sportsman, peculiarly adapted for distance, tieing only VS mdes from the Metropolis, and entbra dug the distieguisbed advantages of a good spurting country, ocarlaeimeaf the finest Mx covers, and havng upwards of thirty stage-cast:boo passing and repessing every day. The elevation is a modern brick building,. presenting a den uniform (rant, ascended by a flight of stone steps, andadorned with a handsome viranda and park fence, displaying internally every family con venience, disposed au* arranged with superior elegance • con tainlngbin the basement storey, excellent Store-rooMs, &liars, and Dairy ; on the grottud-Inor, an EntrAnce•isall, with beautitul marble pavement anti staircase; elegant Dining-yarlour and prawia t rooms, each ft- feet by 14 ; a pleasant Library, good Istebia, Pantry, Scullery, and other Domestic Oakes •' the Upper Storey contains five Bed-chambers, with suitable Dres sinrrookis and Closets, and Servants' Dormitory. There are ado two substantial Cottages, eadly movertible. This charming moat has been recently improved at great esptnce, without di minishing the capability of such alteration as may accord with the teasel a puichaser, who may be acoommodated with Forty Acme of highly prodecths Land 'Opining, fur an unexpired Term a Ten Years, with•consitot of the Landlord, on very li beral terms. • The Estate is Copyheld of the Manor of Margaretting, sub ject to a quit rem of see N. ild. customary fine on death *I alienatioo, and two balms. . • ] K r The whole of the Timber will be Included in the purchase. 'l'4) be viewed (with Tickets old ) after the lit of July, ell Toesdays,Thuredaye, and aengribys, between the hours of Nett, and Three, by plicadmi to the Auctioneers, where • Plan of din Image tad may be inspected. ...- Pankelois asteasediat will be ready for delivery on the ISt ' of Aogilkt,natbegelatigni lune and Banks at Colchester, V. ithant, Makta, iaptS a ?agir, Bistujoid, Braintree, limy, and Ire wicks at the Mass i pod of Mists. Ttorithiirs, ied, high-strostolill, $ at sky place of bale; and the Atte i tielbserei . at die Veda Eke (Ake, Utstautant. PROM SATURDAT NIGHTS 9AUITE. DOWNING-STREET, JUNE 23, 181 S. A dispatch, of which the following is a copy, was this dty received front Field-Marshal the Duke of Witt.t.vicrroN, K.G. to Earl BATHURST, his Majesty's Printipal Secretary of State for the War Department: Bausszcs, JUNE 19, 1815. MY LORD—I have to inform your Lordship, in addition to my dispatch of this morping, that we have already got here 3000 prisoners, taken in the action or yesterchy, and that there are above 2000-more coming in to-morrow : there will pr•bably be many more. Among the prisonets are the Count Loubau, who commlnded the 6th corps, and General Cam brone, who commanded a division of the guards. T propose to send the whole to England by Ostend. I have the honour to be, &c: Earl Bathurst, Ste. [ Fhis Gazette contain! an Order In Council, dated the 21st, which, atter setting lords that his " Majesty is engaged, in con cert with his Allies, in a just and necessary war against France," directs, in the usual form, that letters of marque or general re. proals vial& be granted apinat the ships, goods, and subjects of France. It also contains Orders for the Court's going into mourn ing, on the 29th instant, for his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswick, nephew to •his Majesty, and brother-in-law to the Prince Regent. It further contains a Proclamation for extending the service of Marines enlisted for limited periods, and another (or pardoning ail deserters from the army, surrendering them• ,fives on or before July 20. The Prince Regent has conferred upon the Earl of Uxbridge the title of Marquess of Anglesey.— , A Coop bas been ordered to pass the Great Seal for die election of a Bishod of Hereford, to which See the Bishop of Glocester has been recommended. G. W. Chad, Esq. has been appointed Secretary to the Legation to the United States of Mlle rica ; and Sir H. Lusiungtou, Consul General in NApies]. MILITARY PROMO 10 NS. WAIL-orlriCE, JUNE 24 , 1 1815: Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—'irancis Reed, Gent. to be Corner, by purchase ' vice Hawley. promoted ; berjeatit-Major John Brown to be Res'auental Quarter-Master, vice beutt, placed upon hell . ..pay. td Regiment of Dragoons--Archibeldfrott er, Gent. lobe Cornet, without purchase, vice Wyudbani, promoted. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet William Lindsey, to he Lieutenant, without purchase. 19th Ditto--Serjeant..Major William Glanville 'to be A ljutant, with the rank of Cornet, vice Rathbone, who reslgue the Ad jutantcy only. 31st Ditto--Serjeant Major George Salmon to be Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet, vice Williams, who resigns the Adju matey only. 6th Regiment of Toot—To be Lieutenants, Ensign Charts@ H. Bigger, vice Andrews, killed in action; Ensign FrederickTisors• bury, vice Blood, appointed to a Veteran Batralloo.-aro be Ensigns, Carobs Richard Warner, from half pay of the Stb Foot, with temporary rank, vice Bigger ; Lieutenant William Blatell, from half-pay of the Sid Foot, with temporary tank, vice . lisornbury. Kb Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign William Hoe, vice Dallas , promoted in the York Chitsaurs - Ensign Joho Mahon.— fo be Bugg% Ensign Elias R. kiLdcock, from half-pay of the 4.Sthltot, without purchase, vice Hoc, promoted; Gorge Gorre (inst. vice Mahou. . L. lath Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel James Spawforth, from the half-par of the Utith Reginsent, to he hilor, without pur ' chase. 21st Ditto--Lieutenant-Colonel Charles William Maxwell, from the Royal African Corps, to be Limatesiani-Colooel, without purchme—To be Majors, Major Michael Coast, frau half pay of the stn Foot, vice Pringle, who exchanges • Brevet 'Licutenant-Colonel Richard Dobbins, from the SSCh Foot, without purchase, vice Whittaker, killed is ectlon--To be As -44 sistant-bu eon, Hospital-Assistant Ricimad Hewer, vice Clarke, motel. Beth Ditto--;- sign William Johnson to be liestenaut,vice Wes tern, sppuiutLd to the Portuguese Army; Jonathan Davidson, Gent. to be lin.igo, vice Johnson. Nub Ditto-- !'o he Captains of Companies, Lieutenant Hinton Baste, vice Jackson, deceased; lieutenant Richard Heaviside, by purchase, vice Chamber., prunwted. To be Lleutenalits—busign R. N. Roger% vice Baste; Ensign Edward' brake, by purchase, vice Heaviside. to be Basil:us—Lieutenant Henry Stephens, from half pay of the " loth Foot, with temporary rank, vice Altv, who retire, upon half pay as Ensign; James Nesbitt Dregs, lent. viee Rogers. SStli Ditto—lins.go Thorne. Porter, Irani the half-pay ut the Moth Foot, to beEnsign, IMMO purchase. vice Lord S.lerr, ' promoted its theld (less i.on 80n00...0. oath ).)law--Licotesaat I litodosi O'Doloraz to he Captain of a Company . w.thout purchase, 'Ace Johnston, appointed to the Portuguese Army. To be Lieutenants wither purchase—Fr)4ign George Hibbert, vire Carter, who retie ; and Ensign Richard Build, vice O'Duherty - to be Ensign, Wdll.m Jarin 111'tjartliy, vice Reid 471ED:fro—Quarter Maser James Jackson, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Quarter-Master. 57th Dit , o.-Dimes Brown, Gent. to be En.ign,by purchase, via Hartley, promoted. .59th Dittn—lteutenant from the half-pay of the 88t:. Font. to he Lieutenrit, vice Stewart, who exchanges. GOth Ditto -Ensign John T Hicks,' to he Lieltenrir, vice Mal ley, deceased ; Charles Henry Sum r r. Gent. to be E•isign, vise Hislop ; Quarter Master Thomas Adam. to he Adjutant, with the rank of Ens.gn. vice Tresidder, who resigns the Ad jutanicy only; Quarter-Mast. r S. ri • .v 0 Dodii, from the 81st Foot, to be Quarter Master, vice A.lams, appointed Ad jutant. 62d Ditto—Ensign John Philpot, from the half-pay . of the VII Foot, to be Ensign, vice Williams, who eichatips. 69th Diito—Ensign Henry Anderson to be Lieetenant, without purchase, vice Ellis, appointed to the 89th Foie; Allred Jenour, Gent. to be Ensign, VMS Anderson. 70th Ditto— l'o be Lieutenants, without purchase--Ensign Ras bert Bland, vice Poole, deceased; Ensign Atetander F.irbes, vice lkPLaurin, deceased; Ensigns Peter Collis, and Edm..nd Mahon. 74th Ditto—Lieutenant Francis Ansed to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Miller, deeea.ird; Ensign Jonathan Luttrell to be Lieutenant, vice Angell; Edmund Mungomerie, Gent, to be Ensign, vice LettrelL 83d Ditto—James l.aing, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Boot, promoted in the 85th Foot. 85th Ditto. -Captain Hon. Charles Gore, from half-pay of the tlst Foot , to be Captain of a Comp any, vice Walker, who exchanges. 17th Ditto-4.leeterbeit Peter Husband to be Captain of a Com pany, by puree's; vice Soutersall, who retires ; A. F. Boyne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Husband ; E 4 sign Henri Spalght , from h alf-pay of the 49th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Rope. 89th Ditto—Liteltenaut W. B. from the 69th Font, to be Lieutenant, withcut purchase. filth Ditto—Ueutruant Culbert French, from hilf-piy of the lesd Foot; to be Lieutenant, vice Rutherford, who exchanges, receiving the difference.. 95th Ditto—First Lieutenant John IL Budgets to be Captain of Company, by putchase, vice Smyth, promieed in the 100th Foot, Second Lieutenant Charles Rochfort to be First Lieu tEnant, by purchase, vice Bu Igen ; Gentleman Cadet Peel, from the Royal. MU tary College, to be Second Leutes nant, by purchase, vice Roe-Wort. 18th Digo—Captain George A. Maclean, from half.pay of the 61st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Wnxtm, who exchanges. 103 d Ditto—Captain James Browne to be Major, witbcut put-. chase, vice Smelt, promoted. 7o be Captains of Companies, without purchase—Lieutenant G. J. Joync, vice Waller, appointed a Permanent Quarter-Master General; Lieutenant Matthew Willed., st.ec Irwin, killed in action • lieutenant Th.mt Griffith, vice Browne. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Henry Ibbotson, vice Charieton killed in action; Ensign W. W. Lynar, Joynt ; Eudgu T. C. M'Questlon, vice Willock; awl Ensign Charles Nash, vim Griffith. To be Ensigns—Volunteer James Gray 4 in, from the 17th Foot, .vice Ibbotson • N'oltuneer H. Graham, from the 39th Foot, vice MM,lsses;iou; Volunteer T. Gkeson s from ditto, vice Nash. 6th West India Regiment—William Charles Bioarn, Ger% to be Ensign, vice Smith. deceased. 7th D4,i,0-I..aranstualit /siphons° Kith to be Cautshi of a,Corn patsy, without purctase , vice Massey, pro.noted ; Eon nT. N. Blair to be Lieutenant, vice Kirk; MsLaine, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Blair. Royal Staff Corps—Serjeant.-Major J. Mark Burrower to be Adjutant (with the rank ot hangs's), vise Hurts, who re. gns the Adjntantcy oily. Royal Waggon 'Crain—To be Cornets, without purchase—Clay. too Ruspinl, and Jeremiah V. Cartweght, Gents. 2d Garrison Bat, alsou—Endjii Lord Scimniberg Kerr, from the 35th Foot, to he Lieutenant ; Assistant-Surgeon Alexander M'Kee, from the 72d lout, to be Surgeon, vice stuth, placed upon half-pay. Sd Ditto—Ensign John Worlledze, from the Ist Garrison Corm patty, to be Adjetant (wi k the rank ot Lieutenant). sth Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Captains ot Companies.-- Captains Peter Keogh, and Henry Loaatk, of the late 7th Royal Ve.eran Battalion. To be Lieutenams—Lieusenants O'Kane Cameron, and Peter cl gait . art the late 12th Royal Vterati Battalion; Lieutenant Hugh Mout°, irons the Retired List of the late luvalids ; Lieutenant Thomas Austin, front the 35th bOot • Quarter. Master lulus Atkinson, from the Ist Regiment of Life Guards. To be Surgeon—Surgeon Matthew Lamers, Irons half-pay of the Lie 7th Royal Veteran Battadou, vice limier, who ea eisangra Sits Ditto—Colonel Alexander Malr, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Colonel; Capialn c, Williamson, of the late 7th Royal Veteran Battation, to be 'ptaits of a atn. patsy, vice Louck s whose appolutmeet has not taken place. ZILIIIIT. Major the Honourable Henry Percy, of the 14:6 Light Dm goons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, Captain Chales Earl of Much, of the SAI rout, to be Mal >r iu the Army. Colonel Henry P. Lawrence to be Major General In the East Indies only: Captain AL:sander Fair to be Major hi the East biles only. HOSPITAL rrer r. Sir lames M'Origor. Kot. M.D. to be of the Army Medical - Department, vice Weir, wMu resigns in cone: queues of ill health. Hospital-Mats Jan Jackson to be Ho'pical•AssLtant to the Forces. Tbe Kill's German Legion. fat Regiment of Light Dragoons—Major-General Sa William De bombers to be Colonel-Commandant, vice Lieutenant. General Count Walmoden, who resigus. 6th Battalion of the Line —Edward Vou Brandis, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Carstens, whose appointment has not taken place. Stair—Lieutenant Justus Tortola, from the sd Battalion of the Line, to be Brigade Major, with the rank of Captain, vine Weisman, appointed to tie .d Battalion of Light Infantry. Meuron's Regiment. Charles Fische, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ka . phew, who resigns. York Light Infantry Volun:eers. revel Lieutenant-Colnoel Edward O'Hara to be Lieutenant- WNW, without purchase. -limit Major Frederick Crofton to be Major, vice O'Hara. h Usetsimist Arthur de Tiuceau to be Captain of a Company, vice Crofton. 1111110RANDON. Ensign I. A. Lathery, ut the 39th Foot, Is superseded, bein g absent without leave. The appointments of the undemendoned rs, u trued ha the Care:tee or auth April last, 13th tat. 'nth and 17th instant, have not taken place : Li ge t t eent O. barwell, from half-pay tithe Ist Dugouts, to be I.icutenant iu the lid Dragoons. Lieutenants 01Cane C..nieron, and Peter Squair, from the Ire rith Royal Veteran Baitallog, to be Liesnenaete iss a Roy sl Ve• eren llattation. gusigu 1. Toy, ftum the retired list of the late 19th Royal Vete. ran liattsliun. to be Ensign in a Royal VOW= Battalion. Lieutenant William Ross, irons the lat. Zit Royal Veteran Rai. Wiwi, to be Lieutenant is 2 Veteran Battalloo. Assistant• Surgeon Clement Eakins, from balf-pay of the NW Foot, to be Assietsnt-Surgeon in ills Corps; Cumnrission hi the verb or Stitt ogthire Koslow» of signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Lieutenant-Colonel Limes Russell to be' CO: Mootrore, rebigni3L—For Bankrupts, i ' power a durability wide when applied to work eq Weetter ; and from their toy our quick, they .are. 191401 !nettle kaloting l al ing ma very hindsostr.c4 Vltetes ena Dry Rut *lll aTien, Mina a turli In cpAL T m wit,ac Nish Yvbdag, POrdut wady the Relined, ittuye.4lolll - net Pruett ltr ive atoloor, delis hard, as sad /aid on with a OF rob, u. 4 I _ e County of Welts. Colonel, vice the Dabs tit, see Wit hat page. aisk Tesler oast is assourtanieet by • Later from too rotatable Ponies sate t ing to look hood with the Perrot tenderinz. -in the son of MOON Jr the do terforeemose of tie Contrast. Praha , tartkalars sisal he Manta, hg *Nog at t OAR. . - • . , *Mitt mug cirrics. VOlt.tbe issuraskir Bui'jingo, Furniture, Mer• -ehandize, Ships,Vesselkond all other Propertfogainst loss irdamage by ME. Insuranses Ibr *bat Periods, ur for severs:l'am together,. may be stetted at this Mice. upon the most etabis Terms. Petioles will not be charged for Sums of Liu e er upward-, I nor to Persons !Demoting their present Insurances. The whole STOCK of a FARM will be insured without Spe cification. at the reduced Preniludt of us. per Cent. Receipts for the Renewal of Policies expiring at Minsust ulta DAT ' niay be had at the principal Oakes lb the Strand and Cornhill, Linden, and of their Agents in the Country, who will twelve Prop osals fer new Insurances. ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, Established by Royal Charter In the Reign of King George I. June 1815. PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 84th instant, are hereby Wormed, that receipts me now ready to be delivered at the Companies OfEces' over the Royal Exchange and in Pail - Mall, as Well as by their respective Agana in the several Counties; and the parties assured are requested ti apply for the renewal of their PPlidest on or hdom the 9 th of July nest, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, b&. yard the date of each Pallet will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, jon. Secretary. ••• Attendance Is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As surance of linEdinp, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships In Harbour in Dock, or while Building, frees Loss, or Damage by Fire; and also for the Assurance of, andgraming Annuities en Lives. • N.B. Fire Policies will be issued, free of expellee. to the As. saved, where the annual Prensimi amounts to es. or upward‘