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JONES AND CO. (SUCCESSORS ro CARftol.l.). State Lottery Office. No. z 6. Oaford:ltreet. near Rathbone plate. I (RaabHand for near Thirty Years ) TICKETS and SHARES are felling in great ea "- riety a Numbers at tLe above Office for the Grand Lottery, which began Drawing [Ms Morning, May the tteh. The.Seheme claims particular attention, sa h ennSfla of more Capital Prise. tran'any that have appeared before in former Lot vir* of tt.eArne Number of Tickets. Primes to the amount of nearly Three Hundred Thoufand Pounds %lee been Sold and Shared at JONES and Co.'s Oillee, and the Mosley paid on demand. And whttrthe Ticket No ems,the lift go,nool.Priae ever fold, was Shared in Three Eighths and Ten Sistemthe N. R. All orders pundually attended to. DUMBARTON, JUNR 5,.1304. lATE the underfigned Dro - vers and Dealers in Cattle from England and in Scotland. met at the Annual Pair here, confidering that very great inconvenience has often occurred from the Dumbarton Market day being fixed to hold precifely up on the nth day of June yearly, and that it would be more to the advantage and convenience of the Dealers that the Market mould be latli on a certain Day of the Firft week in June — We have therefore Received, for ourfelves, and tech as concur with us in ox - hion, That the Market on Dumbarton Muir Wald be held each year upon the Firft Wednefday in June, and that the next Market mall be held on Dumbarton Muir on the Firft Wed pretty of June. ifioy. and to continue on the Paid day (of June) annually thereafter, milers the Dealers find good reafon to make an alteration ; and we dired there our Refolutions to be puldilhed in the Edinburgh Evening Courant, Caledonian Mercury, and Edin. burgh Weekly Journal, and in the Olafgow Courier and Mercury, and silo once in the 1.0114100 STAR and Sun. Neil Mae Gibbon, Inverary John Campbell. Loch-head John Henderfon, Shop Peter Maclntyre, Callender ernes Annitroage Yorldhire Jam es °incline, Douglas Mill scan MacDougall, Lorne n Campbell, Ai:Wield A rchi traldCampbell, Ardnafrowadd Midi:tire, Callender Thomas Moorboufc,Skipton Allan Canaan, Ardnamurchan Duncan Campbell, Ardgour John Muirhead, Filmy Richard Waddilove, Skiptan Andrew Rob. Stirling john Maclntyre,Cloynamacktie Nell Mac Neil, !flay ofeph Faulder Archibald Campbell, May Andrew Pringle England James Mackinlay, Strathfilbn Joke, Faulder, jup.) Samuel Crawford, !flay John MacDonald, A rgyllfhire Malcolm Mac Neil, Oronfay Archibald MacLean,Pennyerofs Haler Mac Neil, Drinadritaig Malcolm Campbell, Barmolloch John Mac Neil, C olloll fill James Gregorfon, Maven TO JAMES BLUNT. ESQ, SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON. WE the underfigned Freeholders of the County of SOUTHAMPTON. rrqueft that you win can a MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS of the laid COUNTY, for the purpofe of taking into confideration the grofs violations of the Law, and the flagrant Abufes in the Management and expendi ture of the Public Money, brought to light by the Conuniffaccen of Naval Inquiry, inftituted by Parliament ; and alto for the purpofe of espreing our Approbation of the Conduct of the Houle of Commons, whore juft extiture of the abufes already dif covered, and whofe further inveftlgatlon into the coodud of that Potions who may be implicated in, or have connived at theft un principled pradlices. demand and Wave our encouragement and fupport. Winchefter William Nevill Chandos Temple Francis Baring Carnation A r. Atherley Portfmouth William Harris Charles Mill Chtiitopher Hodges J Clarke Jervoife John Barwis W. Powlett Powlett Francis L. Beckford Thomas Milkr Thomas Hall 'l' hams Bonham Richard Birt. April ts, tans. In cod, quence of the above Requifition, I hereby appoint a MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS of the raid COUNTY, to be holden ct the CASTLE of WINCHESTER, 04) THURS DAY, the it 6th inftant, at Twelve o'clock at noon. May s. !US. JAMES BLUNT. TO JOHN JEFFERY, AND GEORGE GARLAND, ESQItS. REPRESIZNTA FIVES IN PARLIAMENT, FOR THE TOWN AND COUNTY OP POOLE. GINTLZICZN THE Memb e rs of this Corporation a trembled in the Town-Had this day, have requefted me to tranfinit to yoti, the P .folutions which have paired espreffive of their feelings under the peculiar eireundtauces of the tines; nor PR they refrain from fhewing the indignation they feel at the peculation and fraud which have been lately dircovered and brought to light againft the perfons employed in one of the higheft Departments of the State ; for the expoinre of which, the public thanks have - been expreffed to the CommiZoners of Naval Inquiry for their " diligence, ability, and fortitude," and the molt public expreffloos of gratitude are now founding throughout the country at large, to the Houle of Com mons for their Votes of the Bth and zoth of April left, which pro nounced a great delinquent guilty" of a great Violation of the Law, and a high Brameh of Duey " This 1, ceting, with the greareft fatisfaetion obferve, that the powers of the Commithoners of Naval Inquiry are to be continued beyond the prefer* Seffion of Parliament, for a further limited time—and fo ftrongly is the Rate of the public mind impreffed in every part f the country on the claims which the people have on their Reprefentatives for their unanimous endeavours to leffen the bar then.: cliche people. by a proper application of the public money. that the:s Meeting would be wanting in that duty which at this time is fo incumbent on all who have the haft regard for the wel fare of the community at large, if this opportunity were omitted to ezprefs the molt ardent hope that you, Gentlemen, will co-operate in your molt reahors endeavours in the common mac fo effentia/ to the heft interefta ache country ; and particularly to give every weight in your power to the Naval Inveftigations now on foot, and to take every opportunity of obtaining the removal, for ever from his MaJefty's Councils, as well as from any poft of public tr;ft and emolument. all thofe who badbe found delinquents. have likewUe, the honour of conveying to you the fenfe of this Meeting, in as unanimous Vote of Thanks for the conftant atten tioa which you have !hewn to the local interelts of this town and county, as likewife to its commercial concerns both at home and abroad. I am, Gentlemen, Your very humble fervent, Poole, May 7, silos. MARX STREET, Mayor. At a Meeting of the Corporation of the Town and County of the Town of Poole, held this Intuit day of May, 18oe, at the Town-Hall, purfuant to public notice, for the purpors of in ftruding the Reprefentathes ofthis Town and County to a give " every weight in their power not the Naval Inveiligation now on foot, and to take every opportunity of co-operating with " the Houle in any endeavour to obtain the removal for elver " from his Majeftes Coundb, as well as from any port of pub " lie troll and emolument, all the& who &ail be found &lb quents ;" It was Refolved, That It is effential to the well-being of every eflablifhed Government, that the People mould look up with the molt perk& confidence and &tem to thole perfmn who are en trotted with the adminittration of Public Affairs; and to mark with the utmoft Indignation every attempt to convert the Public Money to corrupt purports. Refolved. 'that there fentiments fo fully eapreffed, be conveyed to our worthy Reprefentatives acknowledging the high (cote this N;eetiog entertain of their conftant attention to the ioterefts of ibis Town and Comity, and particularly to all its Commercial Dtrneetrns. at the fame time to tall forth their united Energy by co-operating in their telt endeavours to obtain the removal for eve!, from His Majefty's Councils as well as from any poft of public Trutt sod Emolument, all the& who &all be found Delin quent". A Letter being produced and read: It was rcfolved, that the letter now read be fairly tranfaibed and figned by the Mayor, to be trantmitted to John Jeffery, sod George Garland, Efquires, Regendeatatives la Parliament for this • Town,and County. Re'olved, That the Thanks of this Corporation be given to Mark Street, Efq. for his conftant and unwearied attention to the duties of his Office, and particularly for his read's& and promptitude in calling this Meeting, and for his impartial =duet in the Chair. Refolved; Tbat the foregoing Refoludoos, as alfo the Letter to our Repreftittatives in Parliament, be entered in the Record Book nr the Corporation. It is further Refulved, That fuck Refolutions and Letter be. printed and LUSCTICtI in the ST Alt and Salami papers. Signed by Thirty-hint Mensbas. RESIDENCE WANTED TO RENT. AT or before Midfummer or Michaelmas next, Da Ids than ty, nor more than yo miles from London.' and within five tulles of a large Market town. The Hook may be furnlibld or not, but muft contain five fi tt ing rooms, five be lt and two or three &taller bad-roema, befides dreffing rooms, five Ferrante timing rooms, and fbitabis offices, with auch•houfes. and Raiding for fir or *lst holies, a moderate find GartleLaild at loft so Acres of Grafi Land. _ Applications to be made to Thomas Handley, Efq. Oaken. well. London. This day was publiiked, The Saved Edition, =taiga, price 9s 6d. In boards. A TREATISE on the Chemic4l Hi(nry and Me dleal Powers of fame of the molt celebrated Mineral Wa ters; with practical murk' on the Mamas Regimen. To which are added, Obferratians on the ore of Cold and Warm Bathing. By WILLIAM SAUNDERS, M. D. F. R. S. and S. A. Fellow of the Royal College o' Phyficians, of London. London : Printed and fold by Phil. Ups and Fardon, Oeorge•yard. - --------- THE conflant fueeefs of RE DMAN's ANTI. SPASMODIC ELIXIR, for the Chalk, Grim, Fret, or what is commonly called the Strong Galion, in Horfes, during a pradtice of twenty ye rs, has eftablilbed its charadter as the belt and mokapprooed Medicine In fuch complaints. No Gentleman or Farmer mould be without a bottle in his paragon. in order that it may be given r i the fiat attack, by which the pain and in gemmed** may be allayed, and mortifse,ulon prevented. Holler, the property of the following p rfons in the vicinity of Canter bury, base b en lately recovered by the ufe of this Medicine, Vic. Mr. Thomas Flint, brewer, at Canterbury ; Mr. Name, farmer, at Selling; Mr. J. Salifbury, gentleman: and Mr. Wagers. &r -ase; at Whititaole, who will give their tefilmony, if called upon. It Is prepared by H. Chrillian, chensift, at Canterbury; and fold in bottles, mice 6s. each, by F. Newbury and Sons, NO. 45, k• Paul's Church-yard, four doors from the corner of Cheaplide, London. PARIAJLENTART PROCEEDINGS. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, MAY it. The Milt Token Bill, and iloft Road Bill Were read a recd dm; and ordered to be committed oe Monday. Several Private,Bills were alfo read a fecond time. Lord DAR.NLEY, in cookquence of the important queßion of the Catholic Claim, poftponed his motion for Naval Papa% dc lived for Monday, till Thurfday next. After forme converfation between the Noble Lord on the Wool rack and Lord Auckland, regarding the proceedings had with re tina to Mr. Juftice Fox, the amid= on that fubject, which ftood for Mondiry, was deferred fiat die. Strangers being excluded, the Houle received the Report from the Committee of Privileges, refpedting the attendance of Lord Vireount Melville before the Stied Committee of the Houle of Commons, anchadjourned at fix o'clock till this day. Frsm elm LONDON GAZETTE, May it. At the Court at the queen's Palace, the 9th of May. t Sos, (serene the King's Molt Excellent Majefty in Cassell This day his Majefty in Council having ordered the Council Book to be laid before him, the name of Henry Vikount Meltilk was crated from the lift of Privy Councillors. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. svAL-OPTICII 2 MIT 11. Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards—St Mans Powell, Gent. to be Comet ,by purchafo, vice Hirt, prronoted. ad Regiment of Dragoon Guards.-I.ieutenant R. R Gabriel to be Captain of a Troop, without purchafe; Lieutenant John Nixon, from half pay of the teth Light Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, (repaying the differenee„) vice Gabriel; Cornet R. CoekereU to be Lieutenant, without purchafe; Cornet Charles Stallard, from the zoth Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vise CockereU. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Paget Bayly to be Lien tenant, without purehafe. 9th Ditto—Cornet" John Hayti to be Lieutenant, without pur chafe ; Cornet John Hamm, from half pay of the 6th Dragoons, to be Comet, without purehak. sr th Ditto--Charles King, Gent. to be Cornet, by porthole, vim Peard, who retires. 13th Ditto—Cornet Frederick Holbrook, from the r4tb Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 14th Ditto—Comet James Humfrey to be Lieutenant, by put'. chafe, vice Redlngton, promoted in the sift Foot; Cornet George Stevenfon to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, Hee Collins, promoted in the 9t ft Fel; Charles Read, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Knipe, promoted. 15th Ditto.-Cornet Patrick Stirling to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. tyth Ditto-.-Cornet Henry Walker,from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without purebak tSch Ditto—Lieutenant Suomi Harding, from the Sift Foot, to be Lkutenant, without purchafe ; Quarter-Maiter Robert Ref fell, from the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Cornet, vice O'Donnell, deferted. 234 Ditto—Cornet Frederick Ebhart, from half pay of the late 24th Light Dragoons, to be Comet, without prelude, vice Grey, who refigns ; Cornet Philip Zaehariah Cox, from balf pay of the 3d Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet, without porthole, vice Vernon, promoted. ft Regiment of Foot—Enfign and Adjutant Patrick Kelly to have the Rank of Lieutenant. 3d Ditto--Lieutenant Charles William Davy to be Captain of a Company, by porthole, vice Harwell, who retires ; M. Fallon, Cwt. to be Enfign without purchak, vice Uftotifoo, who refigns. 4th Ditto—F. J. Falkiner, GUlt. to be Enfign, by porthole, vice Montagu, promoted. Bth Ditto—Enfign Htgh Lloyd Franklin to be Lieutenant, with. out pun/hare ; Enflgn William Scotton to be Ditto; Auftin Marne, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Franklin; Edward Coate, • Gent. to be Enfign, vice Scotton ; Horpltal-Mate John Moore to be Afiiftant•Surgeon. Ditto—Enfign joreph Lowther Robertfon to be Lieutenant, without purchak ; John btlianiari, Gent• to be Enfign, vies Robcrtfon. 24111 Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without Porelosfe—Enfigns Thomas Andrews, William Abraham Le Mtfurier, Joreph nazis, and John Jams Grindley. To be Enfigns—Robert Hunter, Gent. vice Andrews; John Rs. ban, Gent. vice Le Mefurier; Thomas Copperthwaite„ Gents vice Ferris ; Ponfonby Kelly, Gent. vice Grindley. ssth Ditto—Charles Jcbb, Gent, to be Enfign, without purchsfe, vice O'Brien, promoted in the 87th Foot. 26th Ditto—Major William Maxwell to be Lieutenant-Weed. by porthole, vice Borough, who retires; Lieutenant Tiede Williams, from the sod* Foot, to be Captain of a Cuingasi. • without purchafe, vice Davidron, promoted. 28th Ditto—Volunteer Charles Nelfon robe Enfign, without pur. cafe, vice Brooks, wlsofe Appointment has not taken place. 3tit Ditto—Enfign George Mu to be Lieutenant, without gitat. • chafe; Lodge, Gent. to be Enfign, Woe Wu. 32d Regiment of Foot. , To be Lieutenants. without Purchafe—Enfigns J. W. Nous, George W intern Paty,and R. O'Neill Singer. To be hagns--George Lidwell, Gent. vice Nunn ; Henry Wil liam Brooks, Gent. vice Puy; William James Rea, Gent. vice Singer; Thomas O'Neal, Gent. without purchsfe, vice Wad dington, promoted in the 38th Foot. To be Paymatter of the ad Battalion—Robert Thampfen, Efq. kw lieutenant in the Regiment 34th Di tto.—Captain George John Widdrington from the yad Foot, to be Caput/ of a Company, without 33th Ditto—Lientatain Jobs Dalrymple, from the 4th Dragoon Guards, to be Linglemokwithout purchafe. 36th Dkte—Enflin !Wield Oilbtrt to be Lieutenant, without pnathefe; Mackay, Own. to be Wen, vieetakete. 3114 Dittokettler the Ham Chides Onurille ea Limimant- Celeaul, W perebelk, Callum lA* ream. To be Liorterogata. without pardiefo.vilallgo WWam Hadley, from the 3yth Imes Snipe WI NMI and Themes James Pier; and tallpatortge from the 324 Foot. To be Eafegoew43lenet jell Carey Cheinghn, from twit-pay of sits i_stla Light Dregems, vice NMI Jkabert Denny, Gent. vim Palmer. • Wm. Flaw to be Lienentant ,withont porehafe. Tots r and. Powell, Gent. vice Helton, .fupereeded ; Hook, Gent. vicellfher. • 43d Ditto—Thomas Harris, Gent. to be Enfigns by perehafe vice Gardner, promoted. 43th Ditto..-Theophilus Dyers Coltish Gent. to be Ear, vice Olbeene, &ceded. Dlete—Eatiga Almada Wee eel* Ul/11111110. out purchafe, vice Trion, preesesei tie Rya I IMP Ardroc Webb to be Itemonesio pea*. 111•1111 s. Ewald, prumoted in the Mb /pa To be Entigns—Smndi Plh Clot. by perchaft, vice oises, promoted; Thomas Panty, Gent. vice Wormald; 11u French, Gent. vice Webb. egih Regiment of Foot—Robert Wrixon, Gent. to beltaillis* porthole, vies Philips, promoted. sods Dittn--Lieutenant Andrew Mitchell, from the SA Pat i o he Lieu tenant, without purchafe. s tit Ditto—Lieutenant John Bower, from balf-pay of tbeigith Foot, to be Lieutenant, without lowlife, vice "Ilk Ilavo• moved; s el i mot .m i j o r Jennings, from the ailtlllremn Guards, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ear, 'Tree Ratio fon. deceafed. sod Ditto—Cieutenant William John aseturynd to ha Carta of a Company, without porthole. at 60tb Ditto—Jean Baptifte Juebereau Doebelbay, GM. to e Elo fign, without porthole, vice Richter, promoted In the ' Regiment of Malta ; Michael L. Juchereau Ouebefnay, to be Enka, without porthole, vice Klofius, promoted in dill Royal Regiment of Malta. 62d Ditto—Enfign William MUM, from half-pay of the 754 Foot, to be Longo, vice Clariftie, who exchanges. yaft Ditt,.—Surgeon John Poolcr, from half pay of the late sfith Garrifon Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice Mackay, apeoinnel In the 87th Foot. lad Ditto—Lieutenant John B. Walmelley to be Captain of a Company, without porthole. lid Ditto- , -Major Richard Collins, from the 3d Garrifoo Iletb• lion, to be Major, vice Smyth, who tact:awes To be lAentenants, without porehafe—Enfigns William ale*. F. a: Brown, Edmund Gapper, —.— Payne, and Edwin Emmett ; Enfign George Buchan, from the tab Foot ; Raga William Macpherlon, from the 2 d Garrifou Battalion. To be Entigns—W. Phillips, Gent. vice Stock ; john Terry, Geph vice Brown; James Robinfon. Gent- rice Dapper; Frani* Abell, Gent. vita Payne; and James Hingßon, Gent. vies Emmett. 86th Ditto--Enfign Henry Jacob to be Lieutenant, by porthole, vice Proaer, who retires. 87th Ditto—Lieutenant Archibald Cameron, from the 9th foot, to be Captain of a Company, without nurchafc; Enfign James O'Brien, from the asth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without put- . chafe ; Surgeon Hugh Mackay. from the 7tlt Foot, to be Sur geon ; George Maunleil, Gent. to be Affißant-Surgeon. 89th Ditto—Enfign Charles Croker to be Lieutenant, without porthole; Planter Young, Gent. to be Enfign, without por thole, vice Lawrenfon, promoted; Ralpli Mien, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Croker. sozd Bitto—Enfign John Rofs to be Lieutenant.without porthole, vice Holmes. promoted; and Neil Mae Glalhan, Gent. to be Enfign. vice Rofs. 95th Ditto—Major Hamlet Wade to he lieutenant Colonel. with cot porthole • Captain Robert Travers to be Major, vice Wade ; Capta in Moms Chriftopher Gardner to be Major. To be Captains of Companies..-Firft Lieutenant John Cameron, vice Travers ; FM! Lisetirreit. H. Basesidt. vice Gardner t Firit Lieutenant James MlNinald ; riga Lieutenant Samud Mitchell. To be Firrt : Lieutenant James Stewart, eke . . Cameron ; Second Lieutenant James Jolinfon. vice Bennett; Second Lieutenant George Miler vice hi•Dostald ; Second Lieutenant John Daub; vice Mitchell; Second Lieutenant Noble; Second Lieutenant Edward Gregory. To be Second Lieutenant—Rickard Sparrow Redman, Geol. vice Stewart. 6th Weft India Reginsert—Enlign Philip Helbubns, ftom the York Light lufantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. The King's German Legion. ad Battalion of the Line—Major Chriftlantie Lofeeke to be Lieu tenant Colonel, with temporary rank, vice Benningfes, to be N. perfeded, being abfent without leave. The York Light Infantry Volunteers—Abraham Lewis Hebert, Gent. to be Feign, without purchafe, vice Hamlin., promoted in the 6th Weft India Regiment. The Royal Regiment of Malta—Surgeon Wafter, from the Ring's German Legion, to be Surgeon. aft Garrifon Battalion.... Lieutenant Edward Ham, from half-pay of the 35th Foot,to be Lieutenant, vice Keen, who exchanges. 3d Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel George &rainy Smyth, from the 83d Foot, to be Major,vief Collins, who exchanges. ad Royal Veteran Battalion--Serjesint Taylor, from the sft Foot Guards, to be !ago, vice Newman, appoiated to the 7th Veteran Battalion. 7th Ditto—Enfign David Hoare, to be lieutenant, vice Tattam, dotes cd ; F.nfign James Newman, from the ad Veteran Bat talion, to be Enfign, vice Hoare; Serjeant William Pettigrew, from the 3d Foot Guards, to be Win, vice Wallis, placed on the Retired Lift. 9th Ditto—Captain Robert Sutherland, from the 6th Royal Vete ran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company s Captain John M•Leod, from the 93d Foot, to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant Duncan M•Dotuld, from the Royals, to be Lieute- nant ; Andrew Morton, late Sark:ant in the 'yak Foot, to be Ease. BREVET. Captain Tbomal Milner Gibfoo, of the 37th Foot, to be Major in the Army. STAFF. William Sleigh, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel in the 83d Foot, to be an Infpeeling Field Officer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps, with the temporary rank o:' Lieutenant Colonel in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. _ _ _ _ _ Purveyor Dennis Cottfyien, Croat half-pay, to be Purveyor to the Forces. attIeOIIANDOM. Lieutenant Vifeount de Montague, of the 97th Regiment of Foot, h fuperfeded, haying abfented himfelf without leave. ERRATUM in the Casette of the 13th 64th Foot—For Walter St. John. Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Kennedy, pp, mated is the 68th Fait, Read Walter St John, Gent. to be Eniign, without purchafe, vice Kennedy, whole appeintotext don not tole plate. 68th Foot—For Enfign Simfon Kennedy, from the 606 Foot, to be' Lieutenant without purchafe, vice M'lntyre, promoted to the Bth Welt India Regiment Read Enfign Simfon Kennedy, from the 3816 Fat, to be Lieute• Pant, without purchafe, vice M'lntyre, promoted to the Bth Welt India Regiment. Comratfflons tigned by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of Stafford. • -Litchfield Volunteer Infantry. 'Jonathan Mallett,Gesit.to be (barter Mafter. Dated December 11,1803. Bilftone Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant John Law to be Captain. Dated April to, dot. John White, Gent. to be Enlign. Dated April t 7, 18ot. Stafford Volunteer Infantry. , Major Edward Aeon to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vise Talbot, ap pointed Major in the ift Btefordildre Militia. Staffordfitire Yeomanry Cavalry. John Jain Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hag, reigned. Dated A pril 17, iBof. Thomas Holbeckc, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Terry, deceakd. Dated May 1, aos. Tamworth Yeomanry Cavalry. Coruct Neville to be Lierinant, vi ce Tylecock, l i d Hull!, Gan. to be Cornet, vice Neville, promoted. April 26, My. Leek Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant jot Coodlyfe to be Captain. vice Fowls, Progeolled ; Enfign William Cballioor to be Lieutenant, vice Coodlyffe, pro moted ; Downie, Gest to be Epilgo, vice Cballinor, pro moted. Dated April 26, My. Commifftoub figued by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. Tunitead and Happing Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet Scott to be Lieutenant, vice Cobitt, refigned ; Edward Morfe, Gent. to be Corset, vice Scott, promoted. Dated April 13, aos. Honingham Volunteer Infantry. Thu Honourable Charles Frederic Paulen Townlbend to be Cap tain, via Savor, refigned t Enfign Edward &Wall to be Lieu tenant, vice Gooch, raped. Dated April as, sky. tR Regiment of Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry. Sir Martin Browne Folkes, Bart. to be Major, vice Beauchamp, refigned. Dated April 27, 18os. Ealt Derebam Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. William Carton, Gent. tote Lieutenant, vim Nelfon, John cap, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Webact, desaistit April ay. aos. • Commiffions fig:led by the Lord Lieutenant of ti.c County of Middlefex. Weftern Regiment of Middlefex Militia. taste, Gait. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 27, 18os. Leighton Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April s 9, iB<„ .... Vaughan, dent. to be Engel. Dated April ay, aos. Charles Junes, Gent. to be Enlign. Dated April z 9, Leics. Weft Middlefex Militia. T. Banks, Efq. to be Captain. Dated April so, I goS• James M'lntoll, Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. S. Clambers, Gent to be Liniment Dated April at, aos. Royal York Mary-la-Bonne Volunteers. Lieutenant Morris to be Flrft Lieutenant, vice Hull, promote/ Dated April so, otos. Highgate Volunteers. Jofeph Godfrey, Gent to be Eden, vice Milne, regened. Dazed April 8, zlos. St. George's Volunteers. Liestonant Robert Lees to be Captain, vice Ridge, refigned; Charles Bacon, Gent. to be Eden, dee Wooley,refignaL Dated April 11,-sites. Royal Weilminner Volunteers. Lieutenant Robert Davin Potts to be, Captain, eke Broadened, raveled ; Llanenant George Tedningtia baCaptain, eke sm. ton, reigned. DitantAptfl ao,.stos. Corianiftion in the Derbyagrelfilitia,..fsinst by the Lord Lieutenant. Francis Hand, Gent to he Lieutenant. Dated April 4, aoS• Commiffion in the I)erbyfhire Supplementary Militia. figned by the Lord Lieutenant. tmuel Dutton, Gam to he Lieutenant. Dated April 13, dos. ommifEnns figned by the Lord. Lieutenant of the County oft Derby.—Derbythire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.—tit Troop. Cornet Robert Charles Graves to be Captain Lieutenant; Jobs Beaumont, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant; EoW,ot PowelL, Om. to be Cornet. Dated May 3, t Bos. ad Troop—Roger Serail Cox, Ge.w. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. nth Troop—Sir Robert Wlhno', Bart. to be Captain; Edward Cheney %Vinflow,Getet. to be Lieutenant; James Be lairs, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated a, above. litb Troop—Edward Sorefby Cox, °Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. . Staveley Company of Volunteer Infantry. The Rev. Francis Follow to be Captain Commaadant ; Richard Frogatt, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Jorge Hollingworth, Gent, to be Er.fign. Dated as above. Commiflions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hampthire.—Duke of Glouceller's Bat talion of New Forel} infantry. Samuel Sparrow de Rcuzy, Gent. to be Adjutant, vies Hill, re. figned. Dated May to 18os. South Stone ham Volunteer Infantry. William Taylor, Efq. to be Captain, vise Sloane, rdigned. Dated May to, 18os. Portfmouth Battalion of Volnnteer Infantry. Lieutenant William Cafe to be Captain, vice Deacon, refigned.... Dated April as, £BO5. Enfign Ellis to be Lieutenant, vice Belam, raped; WIl- B.m Long, Gast. to be Enfign, vice Ellis, promoted. Dated mir 9. 18°S• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Otho Hulme, Samuel Grindhsw the younger, and Thomas Fr thergill, of Mancbciler, in the county of 4.ancafter, dry falters, April t, aos. Otho Hulme and Thomas Fotberglll. of Malicheita. In the county of Lang:after. dry falters, November 1,1804. Samuel Bowling, jun. and John James &wring. fop: broken, November 3 3 .1804. John Burgers, Tbotnas Burgefs,Samuel B and Hugh Caw ley, cotton fpinners and manulafturers, at with Shacket- Icy. In the county of Lancafter, February 15, less. • Richard Allston, of Billing; in the county of Lancafter ; Rich. and Cadwel I, of the fame place; James Anderton, of Adlington, in the (aid county ; and Jofeph Pimbley. of the f ame place, lime burners, May 3, iSos. Thomas Q . Litutin, jun. j Callander, W. Scott, and Wil. Ham Macnanutra, eats na Eat Smithfield, May r, dos. Thom, Hughes and John Prichard, Impfs joinen and builders. at Liverpool, May a, 12°5. Richard Bailiff and Jideph Phut., of Mansfield, in the county of Nixtingbam, innleeepers, March as, 1803. 0. W. Groste and William Sprakeling, apothecaries, No. so, Dean-amt. Soho, Mayd, *SOS. Jafeph Spurred! and John Scott Martineau, of Old Filt-ftniet• bill, fugar refiners, May t, iBos. John William Adam, Jonah Walley, and John Wood Nelfoo,of Crutched Friars, Loudon. merchants, May z ,11105. John Hayne and Henry Cope, of Braintree, EKet, Env bat tnanufaauras, May 9,1805. Peter Debra, James Collette and Frederick Dr of Granchurds-ftreet, London, babddalhers, April 30, ISos. William Briarcliff and William Grange, of Wakefield. York dal re, woolftapkrs. °debar 1204. Thomas Ogle, Francis Brakeubury, and Robert Roper, of Pref. ton, Lancalhire, cotton manufulnrers. May 1.1805. ' William Aillabie Seatoo, Robert Stevanfon, and Thomas, She,- win, of No. 43, Great 'cgs/et-amt. Loodoe. 'heeled fpirit met. chants, May a as, illor• William Powell and W. Rufus Barnard. fanien and faiths. of Snout% Holds, Barmondfry, May 8, Jofepb Cowen and Leal* Palest of qm Bromdlivet. London. brokers, May to, 1235. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Lukha and Wlllianslieve. of London, maretrats, dealers. chapmen. and copartners. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Ferranti Waddington, of York-Rnet, Sonthwark, Surrey. banker, hop-merchant, dealer and ehatimao, to funender May ' 18, aB, and June a; at tan, at OuildhaL Attorney, Mr. Mar. phy, Bouverie-ftrect, Fleet-firs; noneas Lambert. ci Imam'. Para ci EaR wk.". T"mbite• liorfodeakr, dealer and Osman. May so. a; and jape za, eleven, at the Black &wan, Boils. Attondes, Mr. Costa, of Ripen ; or Melia. Lodingtos and Hall, of the Secoodarin O 1 cc, Temple, London. Robert Ballantine Fern, late of I.ltalifield. wine-merchant, May 31, at three, June nand as, at eleven, at the Flitch of Bacon, Bridges,.fitalfortifhlre. Anoraks, Mars. Wlllington and Small, Nn. t, King's-Benoit Walks, Teener, Landoll: and Mr. Stephen &sago; Utchleld. Miles Wrigley and John Wrigley of Saddlewonb, Yorkildre. merchants, dealers, charlatan, and copartners, May la, 15, and June as, at thrce. at the Bull's Head, Motility. Anoraks, Mr. Gibbon, of Albrem-soder Line, Lancallain ; or Mr. Batty; Chancery-lane, Lond. John Wades, bre of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapeaus. May it June 8, and az, at twelve, at Guildhall, London..-• Attorney, Mr. Field, Friday-Area, Clicapfidc, London. Jamb Phipps, of Coptball-court, Throginorton-ftrect, London, broker, dealer and Chapman, May 13, 21, at twelve, and June as, at eleven, at Goildhall. Attunes, Mars. Gregfwu and Dixon. Aspal.eourt. Throgniortoo.ftrect. Jacob Cline/lan and Thomas Gall, late of Kinglton.urin.Hult, merchants and partners, dealers and aquae; May at .22. a. , I Jane 21, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kin,,-!!..- upon-HulL Atonic; Mefrrs. Roller and Son, Kirby filo. Hatton-Garden ; or Mr. Froft, Hull. Benjamin Lewis, late of Halftead, Elea, manay.fcriyener. sa, s 3, and June as, at ten, at the Griffin Inn, Co •cheito -- Asensio; Mr. Spading, Colebefter ; or Mr. Cutting, bartictt's Buildings, Holborn, London. Oconge Mayne the younger. of Colchcfter, horfe-dealer and Osman, May IS, at one, June I, at ten. and June sz, at cue, at Guildhall, London. Amos Goold, of Birmingham, grocer, fkopkeeper, dealer and chap man, May 31, June t, and az, at four, at Styles's Hotel, Bir mingham. Attornies, Melia. Kindcrley, Long, and Ince, if - mood's Inn, Chant-art-lane, London ; or Mars. Smith and Arnold, Bir mingham. Janus Stevens, late of James area; Ozeneton.ftreet, parifh of St. Martin in the Fields, Middlefe; corn dealer, May 18, zo, and Jute as, at elem. at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffp. Buck, No. 77, Upper Batley-ftrect, Portman 4quare. DIVIDENDS. May te. Julius Samuel Rich and John Heaps, of Aldermanbury, London, Blackwell-hall talon, dealers, chapmcn, and copart ner; at twelve, at Guildhall. May si. John Curds, of Bolton, Lincolnildre,innholder, vidualw ir5.4•14% sad Maps al e at &rus s et the White Hut, Bolton.