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• . 4.) .0 )414 /.•- • -er.' ELV ' • • •• • - • `(‘V • ►a4 T ,~~ c-!4Y NUMBER 51711 N. MONDAY, AUGUST is, 1805. I PRICE SIX-PENCE. BARRACK[ OFFICE, AUGUST to, Spriff,, Gardena, Landon. BARRACK DEPARTMENT—To BUILDERS. sUCH Perfons as are willing to Contrad for Build ;Dr a BARRACK in the Parilh of Fairlight, near Pett, in Suffer, may LT the plane, and fpeciflcations, and form of Con tra& for the fame, at the Barrack Office, any day after the 16th :oft,tot, between the hours of Eleven and Three o'Clock. The Ptopotals for the whole of the Buildings in one Corn, mutt 2dreff.d to the Barrack .Matter General, Spring Gardens, with Tender for Building the Barracks near Pett," marked on the eTtr, and delivered fealed up, on or before two o'Clock on the aof September neat. The propofer mutt be prepared with cureti , -s in as per Cent. on the amount, for the due performance of the Contra R. arICTUALZING OFFICB, Abrrif 6, 180 5. THE commissigNEßS for VICTUALLING HIS MAY ES7'7'S N..4PY, do herd ry give ratite, That on Tuefday the aoth iatant, they will be ready to receive temle<+in writg, (rented up) and treat for the fupply of what VEGETABLES Bail be demanded fur the ufe of His Majefty's Ships and VclTels at Yarmouth in Norfolk, for twelve months attain from the day of Contrad : to be paid for by Bills payable with intend ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be feen at the Secretary's Glee, at this Office, or by applying to the CulleCtor of His Ma- Ciluma at Yarmouth. xs 'c.v./will be Ind to any ?c' ler in which the prier flail not he &/%'d is words at kegtb, r that Add not be delivered to the board Were Ole o'cloci on the laid Tuollay, the 20th inflant, nor reef: to P‘rfia wb• oriel 41 , Trader, or Pre Perfore en his behalf, anende to ex,rwer when tallelfw. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Aug 51 6, 1305. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING VO HIS 11147E6 xarr, Ja LereLygiaenolicee. That on Tharflay the nth of September next, they sslll be Truly to receive Tenders in writing, (fealcd up) and treat a ith Each Perfons as wiU undertake to fupply all Inch quantities of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOUCESTER CHEESE, or Cheefe of equal goodnets; . And of ROSE CORK (feenads) BUTTER, or Britifh Butter of equal goodnefs, fir..llSe requiredfor his hlakfty's Vitt=Bing Service from the IA of OClnber next to the 3oth September, Ike% ineluftve. To be delieued from time to time, as demanded, into the Vic tualling Store, at Deptford, Portfmouth, and Plymouth, at the Centradnes e :pence; to be warranted to keep good and found for the fpace of fix months from the refraive periods of delivery ;, and to be paid for by Bills payable with intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contmds may be few at the Secretary's Office, at this (Ace, or by applying to Mr. John Williams, Dan- Agent for the Vietualling at Cork. No regard trek tad to any Tinier In T4l6' di I;r:tribal not be iorrted in .words at length, or that AIM not be delivered to ISt Board lel re One o'Cloei on the food Tbarrlday the lith ISepteasher next, nor vr:e7i tle Perla" orbs wain toe TenJer, or Arno Perla, on Lis behalf, sun!: enfuer wits ealle left TO SCHOOLMASTERS AND GOVERNESSES. 'fABART and Co. of the JUVENILE and Scnont. 'AVIAN., N. t:7, New Bond-ftrcet, refpedfully inform the Couthiaces of Serninarie. of Education throughout Great Bri tain, that they have jolt printed an extenfive Catabagute of the hert School .ind Juvenile Books in tvcry branch of Knottledge, with w!tizh they undertake to fem. Schools, on the molt advati ta;eous terms —The Catalogue will be fent zratii, on application by letter or otherwifr. THE ONLY LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN THIS YEAR. BUMS SEPTEMBER so. aos. SCHEME. 1 Prizes of £20,000 are 4 60,^» 3 r , ,c : - .. , 3 . 30, CO 3 5,003 - 15,000 4 .- 1,000 - 8,000 I. - 1 p" . 7 - 6,000 10 szo 3.0 00 3 0 too 3,000 6o so 3,t -00 45 0 0 .- 10 90,0.70 3,000 Firlt-glrawa Blanks/ to each 30,000 ---- I.lltrtti 10 7,619 Benefits 17,381 Blanks 2 5g00 Ticket& 1 5 0 occ• The Firft-drewo Ticket, sth Da. Croonn Ditto D4l wpm - 7th Day sox 0 Are part of the above Capital*. TICKETS and SHARES are on Silt at all the LICENSED LOTTERY WIVES, Price art Ticket 41 9 s o Raw . 917 0 [Eighth aTO o Q....earttr - 419 o Sixteenth r S e SF P EN' BER STATE LOTTERY. RICA ArthSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. oT Back PdMing,. CorrLiNand facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Crof., Loudon, refrodfully beg leave to recom -4.1 to the Notice of the l'ohlic the fupPrior merits of the prcfent STATE Lora RY. The Scheme con Sits of 2 5 .000 Tickets only, aid contain. 3 Prizes of . .. _ 4.7.,,crn 3 .. t. c .. .:0 3 3,000 4 1 000 6 1 0 000 to . 300 &c. &r. fie. Tie !melt Prize :a ago the Three Thonfana fira•slrawn Ica ks will be tunitlttl to each, waking 7,619 Benefits. Tickets and Sha-es are now on Sale. STATE LOTTERY. qWIFT and Co. Nn. t t. POULTRY, are appointed 1 - by Governitunt to fen the Tieltets and Shares of the Lcarry tn yrai Drawing 3oth next Month, wlifei canna of emir upoo t , , and cunt-tins, I 3 Prize' of Llopoo 4 Prizes of kilpoo 3 - - 10,0-43 6 - - trop 3 - - 3,cc9 30 - - Joe And fSr Pri2-. fr om tad. to sclinclafive. - Alfo ta rich for the fiat 3,0c0 Maks. It if a re , al'. ,r gratification to Marts. Setts t . and Co. that this g chnne ha. , hilly mat the Nth& arpmbation, of which the demand frr Tickets and Sham (great beyond ex..m?le) affords the molt te ,, equivneAl penot Scheme. at large, with an account (dale Ca- Pr;zes fold by Swift and C. iu sac La and i i .:z:cat years, be received gratis. KOTZEBUE'S NEW TRAVELS. M R. PHILLIPS refpafidly inform: the nonzero": ad. nicer, of the Writing. If KOTZEBUE, and the ?oh& at large, theft be fiat! p 16.10 OR or aFoot the toth :Vasa a Fai!hfid Tranfation of the recent Travels of 161 J efothor (perforated to 1304 and iSos) THROUGH ITALY. This Work will firm f ur hanfune and elofily printed Yelamees, !wall 9aai, prise 2C:. in 6M rai. Of all Beatplers may 6e had, nem Editions of th e mush •adveired Travel, of the fame Aath r int , SIBERIA AND FRANCE, eacL them ix three ele:aut ro.'wnees, the farm. Ex: of tlre Nfau Italian Trarelt. pike z3s. 6,1. p. r Sd, in board,. Bridgc-Rrect, Augult 8, iBO5. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.-EDIkATION. - This day was publifhtd, price rs. 6d. the Fourtl;Fditioii of AN ESSAY on the EDUCATION of YOU By JOHN EVANS, A. M. Mater of a Seminary for a limited number of Pupils, Pu Row, Winston. Sold by Symonds, Paternofter•row. ri A few vacancies in the Seminary. References ma', , be made to the itsv. Dr. Abraham Rees, Rrunfwick-fmtare; the Rev. H. Worthington, iflington ; Jofeph Cooke. Erg. Whitechapd ; Meffrs. Cotes and Tuford, Spitalfields ; and Mars. Grofvenor and Cita ter, Coruhill. This day was publiesed, In one large Volume 121110. with a Frontal)lace, price Gs. 6d. in boards (dedicated to Ifaac Reed, William Long, and Thomas Green, Ffors. and the othrr Members of the Literary Club), MAUFRAGIA ; or, HIS fORICAL ME MOIRS of SHIPWRECKS, and the ProvidentLl Dct verAnce of Veal*. By JAMES STANIER CLERKE, F. A. S. Chaplain of the PritlCe's Homfehold, and Lihra,ripn to his Royal Highnek London : Printed for J. Mamma, 22..PomIrry. Thit day WAS publiihed, ' in Five Volume; Oelavo, price 2L ss. in boards, • A New Edition, ftudioufly reviled, and carefully correcled, with the addition of an Index, of - 1 - , HE HISTORY of MODERN EUROPE ; with an Account of the Decline and Fall of the Ronan Em pire, and a view of the Progrefs of Society, from the Rife of the Modern Kingdoms, to the Peace of Paris in a 763, In a Series of Letters from a Nobleman to his Sou. Printed for J. Jobufon, F. C. and J. Rivington, J. Walker, G. Wilkie and J. Rainfon, J. Stockdale, G. Robinlon, Seatchcrd and Letterman ' Cadell and Davies, Longman, Hunt, Recs. and Orme, C olby and C.. Lackington, Allen, and Co. and It.. CARACTACITS AND ELFRIDA. This day was publifhed, A New and 13etant Edition, with a beautiful PORTRAIT of the Au THOR. printed' in thebeit manner by WHITT! tI GRAM, un a line yellow wove Paper, Foolfcap Odato, Price ys. Od. extra boards, POEMS,: by the REVEREND WILLIAM MASON, M. A. Author of " The Englifh Garden." Containing the Dramatic Poerns of Caraelacus and Elfrida— Monody on the Death of Mr. Pope--Odes, Elegies, !Alters, &c. &c. London :—Printed for T. Willis, No. 5, Claifters, Bartholo- , mew's Llorpital. Where may be had, jut pahlifhed, a new and elegant Edition, with s beautifully engraved Fro:•:ifpiecc, printed in the belt man ner, on a fine lellow wove paper, vetoer', price 6s. extra boards, FITZOSBORNE'S LETTERS, on feveral Subjedts, by the late WILLIAM MELMOTH, 111. of Bath, the elqput Trani/mar of Cicero and Pliny. To which fasci44 a Sketch of the Lila of the Author. 0' The above Letter* are well known to the Literary Irorll for their elegance of language and purity of morals ; thLrefore cannot be too highly recommended to thofewhO with to obtain a con-ea ftylc of writing, particularly Epiftgary Correfpandenee. This clay was rublilhed, hanromely printed in Two Vole. Sro. emhelliticd with many Plates, Price In hoards al. 25. DESCRIPTIVE EXCURSIONS through Sour tt WALcs and Mossrournsutai, during the Summer Months of tht years rilso,180t„ 1802, sBOA, and 18 0 4. By -E. DONOVAN. F. L. S. Author of the Illultrations of Britith Z oology, in so Volumes, Sold by Itivington% St. Paul's Ch urch-yard; White. Fleet- Area ; Faulder, New Bond-itreet ; Williams, Strand; and liar chard, Piccadilly : _ •.• This put;lication, befides combining a variety of original, 'entertaining, and ufeful information ; a Critical En iuiry into the ancient and preftnt Hiß.ory of the Country ; the Policy and Arts, the Cußoms, Habits, and Opinions of its Inhabitants; new rho • graphical Anecdotes of dittiugnifhed Charadters,and other intereit log gorticulars, it is prefunied will he found to etobrace a more ac curate and copious account of the Natural Hittory and Antiqu d ies of thole parts of the Cambrian principality e which it profeiles to treat, than has hitherto appeared upder any form before the rub. lie . The embellifbments are numerous; conflating of thirty-one Plates, engraven in a fuperior ftyie of accuracy and elegance, from original drawings made by the Author upon the fpnt, and are de flgned to exhibit the more eminent points of beautiful and Roman , tic,Seencry, Geological Peculiarities of the Country, Memorials of Antiquity, and variourother obieels of g. n .ral Curio& ty, ,that are at prefent imperfenly known, or which have efcaped the Obferva. tioos of former Writers. A facet number of Copies have the Plates worked off in Colours, and finely tinted In imitation of original Drawings, price in beards, 31. ros, Of the above-mentioned Bookfellers may be had, by the fame Author, The NATURAL HISTORIES of BRITI.III BIRDS,INSICTS, sad SUELLS, with coloured Plata, lo ao rots. royal Bvo. price in boards 321. J s. This day were publifhed, Neatly printed on medium paper, in Four large Volumes, Cbarto, price 8L Bs. in boards ' A NNALS of COMMERCE. MANUFAC TURES, FISHERIES, and NAVIGATION, with brief Notices of the Arts and Stiencesconneded with them. Contain ing the Commercial "Franfadlons of the Britith Empire and other Countries, ft um the earlleft Accounts to the meeting of tlm Union Parliament in January ISor ; and comprchendMg the r;ett. valua ,ble Part of era late Mr. Anderfon's Hiftory of Commerce, viz. from the year tsoa, to the end of the rei.m of George IL With a large Appendix, centaining Chronological Tables of the Sorer. igns of Europe, T4bles of the alterations of money in England and Scot land. A Chronological Table of the Prices of Coto, Sif. i'nd a Commercial and Manufaetural Gazetteer of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland; with a General Chronol. , gical lo des. The Antient Part compofed from the not authentic Ori ginal Hdtorians and Public Records, printed and in ntanufcript ; and the Modern Part front Materials td um:tut:atonable authenti city (mottly ungu:dElted) tatraeted from the Records of Paella ment, the Accounts of the C'uttem-houfe, the Mint, the Board of I Trade, the Polt office, the tilt-India Company. the Bank of Eng land, Ece. Ike. By DAVID MACPHERSON. This Work, the fruit of the affiduous application and lahorions refearch of many years, and compofed throughout with the molt rigid adherence to user. ftionable authorities, prefents to the Rea der, comparatively in little (pace, a copious Thefaurus of Coro macial information, width for accuracy, autheoticity, and impar tiality, it is rerouted, is unequalled in this country, and perhaps in the world. It is therefore hoped, that it Will be found worthy of being confalted, and coullelertly referred to, by every patriotic Stateftnan, every enlightened Merchant, and every philefophic printed for Nichols and to W. J. and i.Ricliardron, J. Stork- Jale, 3. WaLker, Wait' and Ro!.i. fc,n, Sewebard acrd Letterman, G. Rubinron, Wynre ~ n d eon, Darton and Harvey, Clarke and float, C. ell and b•iries, Laukington. Alien and Co J. Mairman. !. Harding, J. Bunker. illarks aid Parry, and J. Afikurne,Loadun, and for Mundell aria Eul, Lditibirsk. This day was puldithed, price as. 611. the 86th Number of THE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE.• em bellilbed with a PORTRAIT of Dr. PR lESTLI• en- , graved by MACKENZIP-A curious non-dcfcript wtter Infett, I and Figures to ilitiftrate the Theory of Halticity, engraved by Lover. This Number contains the following important :twirls: Letter to M. I.acepetle on the Natural Htttory of North Amt. • Hee, by 13. S. Borton,..M. D.—On the Adtion of Platina and Mer cury on each ether. by R. Chenevix, i.lq. FA S. &c —On r olifhing Glatt, and on the Amatamufed for filvering Mirrors,bril. 0. Sage —Account of the Ruffian Expedition to Japan—On manufactur ing Oxides of Mercury on a large kale, by M. Parmenrier—Mr. Snatt on a non-defcript Aquatic Animal—A new Theory of Elafadty, by A. 'Filloch—Prcduction of Muriates by the Galva nic dec-mpnfition of Water, a atefi important chi:• very, by Mr. Peel—Zoological Facts read in the l.rencb National Inftitnta— Life of Dr. Prittlier —Proceedings of Learned Socletio— Cra ve's, Antiqu:ties,Afabuntity. &c. and a Lilt of New Patents. By A. TILLOCH, Honorary Member of the Roy3l Ira Academy, Bce. &c. To be had a Rlchardon's, Longman and Co.'s, Symonds', and the other Bookkners. PORT OF fI.YMOUTH. By Order of the Honour:tilie flo;;li;;rters of his Majefty's Cuftans. on Friday the aid of Augult, 18os, by. ten in the . Forenoon, will be espokd to Public Sale, at the Cullom Houfe , in this Port, THE GOO DS UNDER - MENTIONED, viz. , 1 Brandy) Of inferiftt flrength. in total! Lots, for) 2337 Rum t, the acconimod ttion and ufc of Private 411 ( Gatons. Geneva) Palms, nut dealers in Spirits t 053 • 1 Wine - - 2 , : Cor:li.its .. . 2 4-; Gallons. Cocoa .. - . • 671 Sugar - - 185 Pounds Figs - • 1 Cahle - - - 1 Birds of Paradife - 7 Mail+ - 118} No. Whet Bonet - - ;Sco ,Looi,itig Glafres - 7 Bali:eta - - • 12 Lavender Water - - z 1 Cyrpoota Oil . 1 Bottles Chita • - So Pieces ''Mooritones -.- St Tout TOR ILIPORTATIOit. Silk Handkerchiefs - 217 No. Palampore - - 3 Pieces N B. The Goods above-mentioned will be fet up in (astral Lots, and Sold to t h e Mehra Bidder. Attendance will be given at the CuCtom Honk aforefaid, for viewing and tasting the fame, Three Days before the day of Sale. 'to be SOLD by ADC: t lON, by Mr. Fhl.l.oW On Wednefday, Anglin gSth, tBor, at Four o'Clock in the After noon, at the Angel-Inn, Bury St. Edmunds, in four Lots, by order of the Proprit rnr, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, fituate in the Pat Lab of Rattlefden, near Stowmarket,lo the County of Suffolk ; compelling the Manor or Grange of Clopton- Hall, abounding with Game, together with Two Third Parts of all Tythes to the Gone Manor belonging, Annual quit items Fines, &c. &c. A hardfome commodious Mancir-bouLiand Offi ces, Fore-Court, Gardens, Orchard, Dove-houfe, Farm-yard, with proper Buildirrgs for the Hufbandry Bulinefs, well fupplied with excellent W a., r ; large Fifil ponds, abundantly hocked; and the furrounding rich Meadow. Failure, and Arable Land, containing about t 47 Acres, within a Ring. Fence, in the occupation of T. W. Wootton, L• fq. who quits Poffeffiosi on the loth of Oluber next.— The Lilacs lies exceedingly cornpadt, and contains Capital fine Deep Staple Land, which has been improved at a very coon ter able I;xpet:ce. The prefent chimaera Value about 3501. per ann. To be viewed by applying at the Manor Houk, where printed Fartieula-s may be bad ; alto at the Swan Inn, at Woolph; White Hart, Stowmarket ; Gulden Lion, Ipfwieh ; at the place o' Sale ; all,, of Mehra. Fairer, Stea•lntan and Wall, Solicitors, Bread-fin:et Hill, London, and of Mr. Fellows, Canerbury fquarc,Souttwark, where a plat may be fern. COUNTY U 1 ROSS. BY virtue of an AEI pa ff ed in the hit Salon of Parliament, intitled " An Al foraffeffurg the Proprietors of Lands in the County of Rol:, toward:. the expence of making and fupporting fueh Roads and Bridget therein as ihall be approved of by the Coniiniffioners appointed by an Ad paffcd in the forty-third year of his prefent Majefty, for making Roads and building Bridges in the Highland's of Scotland ;“ and in confequence of a Refutation of the Commit:loners under the Paid recited Ad of date the nth day, of July current ; together with the Plans, Elevations and Eltimates of the Br:dges intended to be built over the Rivers Comian and Orrin having been tranfinittcd to me as Convener, I hereby fummon a General Meeting of the Heritors of the Lid County (as well as the Heritors In the Counties of Cromarty and Nairn, whole lands are locally fituated in the County of Rots), or the Commilfioners or Padbrs of ftiAt I-L.l.lton hwing fpecial ori• ginal powers toaet for tlorn, to be held at Dingwall on ThurfeLy the sth day of September nett. This being the irit Meeting un der the Ad, it is exOettad that a full attendance will be given, parricularly as the fcites of the al,ove Bridges arc then to be finally determined. WALTLR ROSS, Convencr of the County of Rofs. Nigg, July 30, Otos. l'etinni who tt:l4d iudcbted to the Ella - and Fired' of the late J. PAUL, of the White-Lion Ins, Cliefter, Innkeeper and Coach-maker, are requell-ed to pay the fame immediately to the Executors, John George, of the Golden lion Inn, Foregate-ttreet, or Win. Furher, of Further Northoc ftreet, Gentleman, otlterwlys aahms wiit be comma cfd natoft them, for the recovery of the fame ; and all perfom to whom the raid I. Paul flood indebted at the time of his death, are delired to fend In an account of their demands to the raid Executors, iu or der that they may be examined and difchargcd. To he Let, and entered upon immediately, all that convenient and well.eftablieted Inn, known by the name of the I.llbite• lion, late in the occupation of Mr. Paul, (and now carried on by the Exe cutors) with extenfive and roomy Stalling. The Furniture, which is modern, eteelitnt flock of (Ad Wines and Spirit*, elegant Pott chaires, and capital Homes, to be taken at a fair valurion ; and the Tenant may he accommodated with a Share in the Stagc-coaches which come to the Inn. A t I tldl To be Sold, a pLir of pang Bay Carriage Hot - tee, a good match, and well broke into llamas. For particvlArs, apply to Mr. Geotere IR Mt. Ferber, the Exe cutors, as above.-+-Geller. Asti* 5,'505. (ooe raiment.) For th - e - WlNLi s a tiktlLlC3 — „ FCV,X aid otiLri—DiSUR6IITS of the DOWELS. DALBY's CARMINATIVE. CAUTION —Minty counterfeited Preparations of this Medicine havingbecn offered for rale, under fpecious Pre tences, all Perform are requelted nut to take any noble they obferve that the Name," F. Ncwbery, No. 4t. St. Paul's." is engraved in the Stamp. and that in the dill of Directions round each bottle is an Extra& from the •Will of the late Mr. Infeph Dalhy, viz. "Whereas, I did °tamp years fillet Mamba my daughter Firms, now the wife of Anthony Cell. or North ftreet, Weftininiter, Ci n • tieman, in the Arc of compounding a certain Medicine. of which I am the fore Inventor, caned Dality's Carminative; I do hereby contlitute and appoint my lid Daughter the foie Prepiter of tbii ufeful Medicine.-1 ilkewire give to my laid Daiszliter, trances Gall, my foie property In the raid Quoit NATIVP:, and all Profits acting front the Sale thereof, to hi-r and her Heirs for ever." ._. . . It ie fold only by F. NtWll¢lll and Sons, No. 4c. St. Paul's Church-yard, a fen doors from the corner of Cheapfide, London. price Is. pd. a bottle, duty included ; and by their spyoittment, by Mticrs. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon 2nd Co. No. 130, and J. Pidding, No. 76, Otferd-fttcct ; Wade, Old Bond-ltrret ; .13ayll and Co. Cncktpur Brett ; W. Barry, Bridxe 11.reet, Weltminftcr ; B. BurcheU, Lnitg-Acre; J. Ward, klitlat r..Yr. T.4born ; T. 'Putt, Royal Exchange; W. Clarke, Borough t; and I. fueceilor to ivi rs. & Neivbery, Book at ttw swucr of Ludgate-greet, From tbe LONDON GAZII77II, Avg 17. At the Court at Weythouth, the tsth day of Au. pig, t Ses, prefent, the King's Molt Excellent Ma. jelly in Council. It is this day ordered by his Majelly in Council, that the Parliament, which (lands proro gued to Thinftlay, the zed day of this inilant Ana l , be further-,prorortied tp Thurfday the t7th day of Oftober next. MILITARY PROM3TIONS. WAR•oFFICE, AUGUST 17. ad Reßinient of Life Guards—Capt.:in James Stawell, from thif ,o:, to he Captain of a 'froop, vice Hamilton, who ea• ch,nrta. 36th le.:,riment of Foal—Tirevet Major Ralph Hamilton, from tb4 ad Life Guards, :o be (.72tain of a Company, vice S:aweli. STAFF. Ro`•ert Vl'alber Alexamiet, Gent. to be an Anittant-Commitart of Ztares,Provitions, and Forage to the Forces. Eau &Taxi in the Gaettte of ;:h initant. 87• h Regiment of Foot. For Captain Weary Gough to be Major, by purchate, rite Bialteney, wit* retires, • Read Captain Ifisgb Cough to be Major, by Pnrchafv, vice I:Jamey, who retires. ORDS.2IICII-GFFICS. AUGUST IS. Corps of Royal Engineers. William Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated Awl; gust t, 18os. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Fiat Lieutenant Edward Whinyates to be Second Captain, vice J. Campbell, deceafc(L Dated July 8, 'Soy. Sec nd Lieutenant Richard C. Molefworth to be Fiat Lieutettant, vice Whistvates. Dated July 17, 12.05. Gentleman Cadet William Munro to he Second Lieutenant, vice A. Wilfon. promoted. Dated .tae ft 9,1805. Gentleman Cadet Henry L. Sweeting to be Ditto, vice W. A. M. • p-omoted Dated as above. Guilt:clan Call George Cola to be Ditto, vice H. Felting, proo moted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Archibald M. Campbell to be Ditto, vice J. We Johniton, promoted Dated as above. o‘..ntlernan Cadet Brosvnlow J. Maitland to be Ditto, vice S. Cruttarden, promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet George Jones to be Ditto, vice Dewed, per moted. Dated as above PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Edmhnd Lord, intim] Lord, and James Madan, of Backup, Latta caihire, cotton.manufaclluren. July t, dos. Wm. Clark, Samuel 'rutin, Jonathan Dunn, and James Tomlin fin of Nottingham, hollers. May t, 1797. Wm;Clark, Samuel Tuna, and Samuel Clark, of Nottingham, hollers. July 1. sBey. John Badger, Benjamin HeidGm„ sod Thomas Smith, Old Jewry, warehoufornen. Auguft ts, dos. George Adams, Thomas Price Adams, and William Clifton, late of Lombard-firer', audiuneers. Feb. tt, 1805. Joh a Newill, Samp. Ncwilt, and Wm.Cet ten, of Stoke.npon.Tratl, tnaffordlbire, earlier,. July re., 18os. Joreph Collins, Edw. Kendrick Lawrence, and Jas. Kemp, of Brftol,prit.ters. July ist, iBO t. Betty Jackfon and Edmund Jackfon, of Mancheftcr, callalderay. Auguit 2, tBO5. Tyrwhit Smith and George Andrews, of Lincoln, mercers and drapers. Auguft 8, ttios. William Gibbons, James Brown, and Philip Purfe, of Frenchay, Giodeaterllaire, iron ware manufaettwers. July 1, do.g. William White, Richard Dames, Richard Noble. George Sadler, and Alfred Knight, of Gravel lane, Southwark, feed-erullsers. December, 3 , 1834. Mark Fothergill, Williath Fothergill, and Arabella Fothergill, of Redeliff.flreet, Briftol, hrafa•foondera. kali 19, Soc. Simcon Thompfon , Marmaduke Thouipfon, and Robert Hennelt of Redcrofs Wharf, London Bridge, coal-merchauts. April Benjamin Beaufoy and Thomas Smith, of Hackney Wick, Mid dlefex, hotpreffers. Auguft t 2, tilos. Henry Covell ant. Wm. Alies, of Graeccburch-street, tea-dealers. Augutt t, t Sas. BA NfiRUPTCY ENLARGED. °etcher 12. John of Denblr,hfhire, North Wales, deakr in caul:, dealer and chapenan, at eleven, at Guild hall, London. BANKRUPTS. John Pennell, of Couldftone-fquare, parifh of Saint Mary, Whit♦ chapel, Middlelex, builder, dealer and chapman, to furrender Augnft 20, 27, and September 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stratum, Shorediteh, London. Coulfon Johnfon, of the Marquis of Granby, Knightfbridge, Mid. &1:f:, ftablekeeper, hackneymar., Dealer and chaprnan, Angelt 2t. , , 27. and Sept. 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meats. Mini:Lull and Veal, Milbank-itrect, Weitminfter. James Ford Dimond, sate of Great Roffell-ftreet, Bleomibury, but now of Dt•an.ftreet, parlfh of St. Atm, Weil miniter, Middle. ' let, hair heifer and perfumer, dealer and ehaprnan, Auguit 24, 31, aU , I Sept. 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attonnes, Meffrs. Dove sad Mayhew. Elm-court, 'Temple. Robert Seatcherd Junes, of Mark-lane, London, corn-dealer, dealer and chapman, Auguft 28, at one, September 7, and 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. Thomas tqater, of Lticefter. grocer, dealer and chapman, Auguit 28, at one, Sept. 7, and 22, at twdve, at Guildhall, London.—. Attorney, Mr. Rivingtoo, Fenchurch-ftrcet Buildings, Fen. church •ftreet, London. John Leakin, of Worcefter-ftreet, Southwark, Surrey, millwright. • dealer and chapman, Auguft 24, at ten, Auguft 26, at nine, and Sept. sit, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fre4crick Smith, No. a, Robert treet, Adclphi. William Whitnall. now or late of Milton, near Sirtingborne; Kent.. miller, dealer and Chapman, Augult 24, 31, and September it, at twelve, at CuiltnalL Attornies, Mr. Hinde, at Milton, mar .... , . Sittingborne i or Mr. Brace, Eifex-court, Temple. Anna Morgrtdge, of ( ranhourne-firett, Leicetter fquare, Middle.. fez, milliner, dealer and cbapwoman, Anguft 24, 31. and Sept. 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wells, Wood-it:vet. SpitalSelda. Robert Abney, late of Alhby.de-la•7onch, I.elet Iterfhlre, brick. maker, dealer r.nd chapnean, Sep:. 9, at four, Sept. la, at eleven, and Sept. 28, at twelve, at the (ken's Fiend Inn, Athhy de-la- Znuch Att ()nit s, Mr. Smith, .11111)y-de•la- Zonch ;or Marl. P. tee, Brow:, and Bevan, Lincoln's-Inn, I.oadoa. DIVIDENDS. Augtifi 27. John Cox, of Leighton-Buzzanl, gedfordibire, core and &vir merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. 17. William Thomas and Henry Hetketh, late of Cheßefs b.anl. , r , and eop >rulers, at eleven, at the Hotel, Clutter. Sept. I Samuel Roby and Edward Reby, of Wood direct. Chow fide, London, l;ulers and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. Sept. 2t. Charles Stephenfon, of Parliament•Rrcet, Wclhninfters Ratluner, at twelve, at Guildhall. October 29. Morris Lewin Moiley, of Liverpool, merchant, 4 ten, at Guildhall, London. Odtober 2a. John Sizer, of Mannln►etree, Eire; fhopkeeper, at twelve, at the Three Cups Inn, Colchefter. Dec. c. John Lane, Thomas Fearer, and Thomas Boylßan, late at Nicholas.lane, London, merchanta and copartners, at eleven s at Sept. 23. Witham Danncy, late of Windfor, Berko, apothecary' s at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Reading. Sept. to. Eliot Artily, of Liverpool, maßer and mariner, at ones at the Gl..be Tavern, Joh.3-ttreet, Liverpool. Sept. to. Edward Hoffman and John Horfman, late of Chipping Canirden, GI sucefterChire, bankers and copartners, at ten, at slut 'White Hart Inn, Broadway, Woreefteribire. [The Gazette likewise contains ati Order in Council rot p4ta Ling inch Seamen and Mari n es as have defected, and &all re. tern into his Majcity . . fervice, on or before the Roth day of Odor ber RAE. As al:q an Order, for int...ler:tang all Rap coming frost ,broad to quarantine, they being !Wile to retain Infeetino, 411 1 40 days, depending .n the platos trout whence User come) . V 0