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NUMBER 5 1671 OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR INVESTIGATING THE DEBTS OF THE LATE NABOBS OF THE CARNATIC. - • No. 3, CANNON-ROW, WESTMINSTER, AUGUST ts, !SOS. • THE Commillioners for investigating the Debts of their late Highneffes WALAJAU and OMDUT liL OPARAH,Iate Nabobs of the Carnatic, and of the late AMEER UL OMRAH, do hereby give Notice, That all Perfom N',o claim to be Creditors of the faid Nabobs. and of the raid Ameer Ul Omrah, and who are defirous of availing thernfelves of the benefit of the Plan for Liquidating their Debt s , ref e rred to In the Advettlfement from the Eaft India Hoare, on the sath July 11, That they arc ready to receive all Claims that may be parented at their Office on or before the nth day of November, dos, :• , t Creditors or their Agents, after which period none will be received or admitted to the benefit of this Arrangement. Similar Notices will be publiffied by the Conmtiffioners in India, allowing fuch period for the receipt of Claims there as dud' ap. 11cCaray. That the Parties may be informed what particulars are to 'be Rated, in making their Applications, the ContUdffioisers further give Notice, That the Nature of the Debt mutt be explained, and the Confideration for the fame when cootraaed, viz, If it arofe from Mosey lent or paid, or for Articles fupplied, she Sum &lola file paid or lent, or the Things fupplied ; and if the Debt be for B e mires performed, what were the nature and length of thofe Services. Where Intereft makes any part of the Claim, the Rate weft he Rated, and whether it be according to' he Rate fpecified in the Obligation, or on what other ground it is claimed, and the Amount of Intereft is to be diftinguifhed from the Principal. Where Patties refide at a diftance, they mutt appoint an Agent, duly authorifed to appear before the Commiffioners. When the Original Creditor is not living, the Heir, or pafonal Reprefenta tom, or Perfons in poireffion of Bonds or other Claims, not Original Creditors, are required to hate the eireumftances under which the B on d, or Claims came into his or their poffeffion, whether in their own Right, or for the ufe of other Perfons; and tlitc value or corfideration local fle paid, or feeurities given for them. Schedules of all Claims, and of the Names of the ChbUanti will be Üblifiled in the Gazette, in the Morning PaR, and in the Srae, for the Information of thofe who may be interefted in fupporting , 00 profing the fame; and the Cornmiffioners will give due Notice to the Parties or t h e i r Agents fupporting or orpofing any Debt, of the day on which it is to be takes into confideratiOn. Cominiffionera further give Notice, that an Abittaa in the following Form, mutt accompany each Claim : CLAIM OF A. B. SUBMITTED FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Amount of the Aggregate v Name Date I principal of the Amount of the Agg r ega t e outliers pro . 4 ft Amount of Amount in in Remark.. the of the Claim, in the Inkre , and dined in fupport anarks. Claim. I Coin 4x:titled in Lite of Ditto. the Claim in the Pounds Baling, of the Claim. the Obligation. Coin fpecified. at Ss. per Pagoda. This Column to This Column to contain the fub- contain whatever Ranee of the von. particular cir there, which are cumltancee the to be numbered lndividuals may in the order in ;have to Rate in which they are ifurtber fupport of referred to. and their Claim. • to be fcaled in fcparatc Packet, endorfed " Pat. I • r I ket of Vouch:vs in fupport of the Claim of A. 8." N B. The Plan for the Liquidation of the Debts is open fir infpcdtion of the Creditors at the OSee of the Coriuniffioners, every N. B. &•;., (su lc Plan tys exce the three BAST-INDIA HOUSE, 7.0 3t, aog. T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS I ENGLAND tradirz teat EAST INDIES, d• bendy give Notice, That they will be ready to receive pm/beak, In writing, on or before Wednefday the sEth of Auguft, for the hire of a further number of Voyages of fuch Ships of from about boo to boo Toes burthenorhieb lave performed their contraeted number of Voyages io the Cooqmny's Service. . The Tenders, with the words Ship Teoder" on the cover, to be feeerally fealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or before twt:ve o'clock at nev i on the above day, beyond which hour the Court will not receive any Teoder. The Pa:tinders of the Terms and Coodidons under which the Ships are required to be tendered for the Company's Service, may he Gera, upon application to Mr. James Coggan, Clerk to the Com mittee of Shipping, on of alter Friday the ad of Auguft. The Court do hereby further give notice, That if any Letter or Memorandum !Mold be fern in, in explanation of, or in addition to any Tender, fuck Tender will be it-jetted by the Court. WILLIAM RAMSAY, Set-Marl. Speedily will be publithed, in One Volume, Who°. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the princi clpal DISEASES of the EYES, inuftrated with Cafes. TranOsted front the Italian of ANTONIO SCARPIA, F. R. S. &c. With Notes, by JAMES BRIGGS, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and AlEftant Surgeon of the Public Difpenfary. Prided for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. MRS. TEMPLE'S NEW NOVEL. In a few days will be publiamd, in Four Volumes, price As. in boards. FERDINAND FITZORMOND ; or the FOOL of NATURE: a Novel. By Mrs. TEMPLE. Printed for RICHARD Pumurs, No. 6, bridge-ltreet, Black frian ; and to be had del Bookfellers,and at all the Circulatini Libraries. Of whom, in a few weeks, may alfo he had, • t. A WINTER in LONDON; or, FASCINATIONS bf FASHION. By THOMAS SKINNER SURR, (Author of Splendid Mifery, Sec. &c). Its Three Volume+. Price t3l 6d. 2. The NOVICE of Si'. DOMINICK, by Mils OWENSON (Authorefs of St. Clair), in Four Volumes, price zos. Mt. Puisu rs has alfo recently publilhed, t. FLEETWOOD; or, the New MAN of FEELING. By Mr. GODWIN. In Three Volumes. Price 15s. 27A New Edition of CALEB WILLIAMS. By the fame Author. In Three Volumes. Price z 81.6 d. And. 3. VIRTUOUS POVERTY. By HENRY SIDDONS, Efq. In 'I late Volum. I 131.6 d. Thia day was publithed, Nearly printed in Immo. price as.in boards. A new Edition, being the Sixth, correded, of AN ENQIIIRY into the DUTIES of the FE MALE SEX. By THOMAS GISBORSF., M. A. Feinted for T. Ca dell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be h..d, by the (Joie Author, a. Another Edition of the abovc-mtntioued Work,in i voL Ilvo. price 6s. in boards. 1. An Enquiry into the Duties or Men in the higher and middle Claffes of Society in Great Britain, faulting from their refpeetive Stations, Proteffions, and Employments, 2 yob. Bvo. Fifth Edition, tes. ha boards. 3. A Familiar Survey of the Chriltian Religion, and of Hiftory as einincdted with the Introdadtion of Chrittianity, and with its Progrefs to the prefent Time. Intended primarily for the Ufe of Young Nylons of either Sea, during the Courfe of public or of pri vaz Education. Third Edition, Bvu. Bs. in boards. "Z The Principles of Moral Philotophy inveffigaterl, and applied to the Confikution of Civil Societ l r: Fourth Edition, corrected and enlarged. To which is added, a new Edition, with an Appendix of Remarks on the late Decilion of the Hook of Commons re (pedlar the Abolition of the Slave Trade, 8v0..5. in boards. 5. Walks in a For& ; or Poems, drfcriptive of Scenery and In cidenn charatfteriftle of a Foreft ut different ceafons of the Year. iffth Edition, turreted. Elegautly printed in a vol. and adorned with plates, 6s. boards. 6. Poems, Sacred and Moral. Second Edition, with Addi tions, elegantly printed in out volume, and adorned with Ham 6s. in boards. BARRACK.OFFICE, AUGUST to, tgOS• Sprin g airdam, Lowden. _. BARRACK DEBAR rhi ENT—To BUILDERS. S UCH Perfnns as are willing to Contra 4 for Build iug a BARRACK in the Parini of Fairllght, near Pctt, In Suites, may fec the plans, and fpccifieations, and form of Con traa, tut the fame, at the Barrack Office, any day after the 16th inftwa, between the hours of Eleven and Three &Clock. The Propofals for the whole of the Buildings in one funs, aloft be addread to the Barntek•lVlafter General, Spring Gardens, with Tcnclo for Building tho Barracks near Pelt," marked on the cover, and delivered feakd up, on or before two &Clock on the ad of September next. The propofer muft be prepared with (ureties in as per Cent. on the amount, for the due performance of the Centraft. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Actll 6, aos. 'THE eommiss.oN ER3 for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY'S NA VY, Jo terriy give twice, That on Tucfday the 20th inftant, they will be ready to receive tindcr. to writing, ((rated op) and treat for the fupply of slat VEGETABLES &all he dcnunded for the ufe of His Majelty's Mhips and Vefrels at Yarmouth in Norfolk, for twelve months email from the day of Contrad: to be paid for by Bills payable vith intereft ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contra& may be feen at the Secretary's Oilier, at this Office, or by applying to the Colledlor of His Ma- Cuftonu at Yarmouth. No retard Iva he had to any Tender in which the price flail ad k t rend in as rfr at length, twelve flail not he delivered to the Bond fire One o'clock .e the fad Taellay, the wth ieylani, nor wiles the Perhs who awakes the Tender, or foie Pedigo on hie kimg, attea& to eßfuer when calleell'or. VICTUALLING OFFICE.-Aw& 6, iBo3. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY': NArr, do Lady give *eke, That on Thurfday the lath of September next, they will be roil to receive Tenders in writinz, ((cacti up) and treat with lath Perfons as will undertake to fupply all Inch quantities of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, and GLOUCESTER CHEESE, or Cherie of equal goodurfq; And of ROSE CORK (ft-cowls) BUTTER, or Bridal Butter of equal goodnefs, at 1311 he required for hi* l‘lajefty's ViCtualling Service from the Oclohcr next to the 3oth September, tBO6, To be dr:ivered from time to time, as demanded„ into the Vie tordring Stores at Deptford, Poramouth, and Plymouth, at the tontralues•ezp,:nee ; to he warranted to keep good and found for !pee of fix month* from the refpeaive periods of delivery; .o tar by Bilk payable with intereft ninety days aft r dat,. ihc Conditions of the Contra may be Peen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Mr. John Williams, Dun. flerrille, Agcnt for the Vidualling at Cork. No retard will be Ltd to any 'Tender in It hi:b Me trite fioll tot It infirm] in Toyed: at lenitb, or that fit!! not be delivered to the Board Glare One o'Cloch on the fold Tbteriday the t 2th j S -mother next, *or rek'i Mt Prefix who rah* the Tender, or Axle Perfin oa bit LeteiY, ctterat to antruer tarn tolled for. RAT-CATCHERA AND RAT= WRAPS RENDERED TOTALLY USELESS AND UNNECESSARY. I'HE INFALLIBLE RAT POWDER is the rroft fife, efficacious, and infallible tlaire in the world for !Le !reedy and certain extirpation of thole deftmitive Animals, bes and Mice, as they cat it with aftenifbingiavidity, and it de- Ercys them without making them vomit or purge, which nukes it terfedtly fafe to be ufed in Grmaties and Larders. acid in packets, price as, hd. each, by Howard and Evans, No. Long lane, Weft Smithfield; Shaw and Edward's, St. Paul's hurch-yard; Ward, gas, Holborn; Bull, Dublin; Baxter, i I.!.hurph ; M.Donald, Glafgow; Hargreaves, Manthater; and i. all venders of Medicines in the Kingdom. -. 7' ".•.• , , • . .•,. . . . . . 4-- .. , • . ) $ :.I4 . if i l C • - • ....._.. O s ; 1 1; , . 6 4 , ic k . 4 • , A 4 . . v.-, ..... " - It P"-' , ~,..,,... ..:S f A i ',, ...... 0 1 '..r4 , WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 18os. STATE LOTTERY. THE ONLY LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN THIS YEAR. BEGINS SEPTEMBER 30, 1805. SCHEME. • , . 3 Prises of 450,000 are £ 60.5,0 3 10,000 •-. 30,000 3 •••• 3000 --• 15.000 4 . 2,000 •••• 8,000 6 i poo .-- 6.000 SO AM .300 - 5P 20 3 0 .. ZOO - 3.000 . 6o • So • 3.c00 4300 • - • so 9 0 , 000 3 goo Firft-drawn am Bionics/ 10 c __..._ .. 3opco entitled to 7,619 &Dais 17,381 Blanks -r---- ---....... 25p00 e Tiths. • •. - I. 2504'00 The Firft-drawn Ticket, stb Day 410,000 Ditto - - nth Day sopOo Ditto - - 7th Day 5,40c0 Are part et the above Capitals. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the LICENSED LOTTERY OUNCES. Price of a Ticket £l9 5 0 Half • - 917 o I Eighth • tlO 0 Quarter . 419 01 Siatamth - a 5 • SEPTEMBER STATE LOTTERY. j ICHARDSON, GOODLUCIE, end Co. of 11 6 Bank Buildings. Corabill,and facing tie Gate of the Kines Mews, Charing Ong Loudon, rdpeetfully beg leave to mam my:4 to the Notice of the Public the fugcrior merits of the prefent STATE LOTTERY. The &Mine eonfifts of ss,oeo Tkkets only, and contains 3 Prizes. of i.sopoo 3 sopoo 3 •-• Si= 4 ,2,000 6 I, coo to 3 00 Ece. tte. Ste. . The loweft Prize zol. alto thefhiee Thonfand Erft•drawn Blanks will be entitled to tot. each, making 7,619 . Benefits. Tickets and Shares an onaiOn Sala. (SWIFT and Co. No. t Poin.ray are appointed by Government to fell the Tickets and Sh ares of the Lottery to begin Drawing 30th next hfftfeah, which eanlifts of only 23,0c0 Tickets, and contains, 3 Prizes of Lzo,coo I 4 Prizes of ,Cspoo 3 - woo° 6 - - ix° 3 - spoo so - so° And 3,390 Prizes from tool. to zotioclufive. Alin int each for the ftrft 3,000 Blanks. It is a peculiar gratification to Meffrs. Swi r r and Co. that this Scheme has fully met the public approbation, of which the demand for Tickets and Shares (grcat beyond example) affords the molt unequivocal proof. Schemes at large, with an account of the Ca pital Prizes fold by Swift and Co. in the fait and present years, may be received gratis. STATE LOTTERY for BEOTNS DRAWING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. 30, dos. THE TICKETS are fold and divided into Halves, Qrters, Figlidos, and Sixteenths, by HARD, BURNE, and Co. Stoek-brokers, _ _ At their State-Lottcry Office, No. 9j, under the Royal it/change Letters, pelt pdd, duly anfwered, and Menses gratis. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 3 Prizes of £ zo,ooo 14 Prises of Z 2000 3 repo° 6 .. woo 3 scco to ..s son &e. &e. &c. - The loweft Prize 101. andsol:eaei for tie Fiat-drawn Three Thoufand Blanks. _ _ ___ IV Country Orders, amompuded with (host dated Mb oa London, Poft-Olhec Orders, or adh, in Parcel by Coach or Car rier, punaoally attended to; and Corrdpondents may depend on being treated exaaly on Ike Amu terms as if perfotrally prcfent. LONDON INN, DAWLISH, DEVON. \JM. VEALE refpe&fully thanks the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general for the very fupport be has hitherto received. and hopes, by his militant endeavours to pleafe, be Wall merit their future patronage. ipf • Genuine WThes and Spirits. Neat PA-chalks, with good borfes and careful Drivers. N. 11. Good Stating, froth two Stalls to fix, feparate. Tim Houk Is treated near the Sea, and oppo&e the Water-fall of the Coed Milt. To tc SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. FELLOWS, On Wcdnefday, Auguft a3th, tSog, at Four o'Clock in the After. noon, at the Angel-Inn, Bury St. Edmunds, in four Lots, by' order of the Proprietor, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, A &nate in the Pad& of Rattlefden, near Stowmarket, in the County of Suffolk ; compelling the Manor or Grange of Clopton- Hall, abounding with Game, together with Two 'Third Parts of all Tithes to the fame Manor belonging, Annual Otuk Rents, Fines, &c. &e. A handfome commodious Manor-bougand Offi ces, Fore-Court, Gardens,Orebard, Dore-lsoufe, Farm-yard, with proper Buildings for the Hufbandry Bafinefs, well fupplied with excellent Water; large Fill' ponds, abundantly Rocked; and the furrounding rich Meadow, Failure, and Arable Land, containing about 147 Acra,svitliin a Ring-Fence, in the occupation of T. W. Wootton, Efq. who quits Foffeffion on the toth of Oduber neztr- The Mates lies exceedingly compadt, and contains Capital fine Deep Staple Land, which !hi been improved at a very coat ler able Expence. The prefent ellimated Value about 3501. per ann. To be viewed by applying at the Manor Houle, wbereprinted particulars may be had; silo at the Swan inn, at Woo/pit; White Hart, Stowmarket ; Golden Lion, Ipfwich ; at the place of Sale • alto of Mara. Farrcr, Steadman and Wail, Solicitors, BreadAret4 Hill, Loudon, and of Mr. Fellows, Canterbury-fquare, Southwark, where a plan may be Iron. " From the LONDON oAzErrF., July 27, tflos." ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC THE increafing celebrity of Dr. NORRIS's DROPS, for the cure of every Species of Fever, having caufed an attempt to counterfeit them, it bt-eumes a duty to warn the PAlie againft foch a dangerous impufition, equally injurious to the health of thole deceived, and to the charadcr of a Medicine that has flood the rat of experience near half a century. Innu • merable are the inftances in which the benign influence of theft; Drops has prevailed. even in the awful moment of expeaed dido lotion ; a truth fo well attelted as to have gained them unprece dented fame kethis country. To thole obliged to vifit hot cli mates, where the molt fatal of putrid Diforders is prevalent, call ed the Yellow Fever, they cannot avoid being winfidered of the firft Importance; for in this deitrudtive malady they Rand an un rivalled fpecific. and where properly adminiftered, have never been known to fail In the Scurvy, Gout, Afthma, and all Mot ders offing front obitrufted perfpiration, they are equally benefi cial. Whatever may have been the evils produced by counterfeit preparations, it is hoped the potability of future fraud is completely guarded againft, as the name of Thos. Norris Moial‘ b, by fa vour of his Majelty's commdsoners,cograved on the Stamp round each Bottle. _ _ - The Gsnuine Medicine is prepared only at Dr. Norris's hoof; No. 29, Louver Brook-itrect, Grofvenor-fquare. where the Family Bottles, 225. arc to be had, and all artists tur exportation duly ex ecuted; fmaller fize Bottles at its. and 26.9 d. Suitt wholefalc and mail, with ample direetioos, by Mars. iLit:oll and Co. No. sjo, 'Oxford-Arca, oppuLte Bond- amt. [PRICE SIX.PENCi . From the'LOMOO,N GAZBTTA Augsl! MILITARY PROMOTICiFtS. • WAIt-OFt ICE, AUGUST rs. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons Carnet J. S. Long to be Lieu. union, without purthafc. 3d Regiment of Foot—William Tetlow, Gent. to be & s e, by purchafe, vice Kenn, promoted its the loth Foot. 14th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without Porchafe—Enfign Anbeis Moffitt, vice Aidgeo, prornoted in the 34th FOOL Enka John Dyien, vice Lupton, promoted in the 59th Pot. Enfign M. C. Wilkinfon, vice Niekfon, appointed to the 64th Foot. Earl Charles Senn, vice O'Connor, appointed to the 4th Weft India Regiment; Enrico James Munro Robinfon. vice Horned, promoted in the 59th Foot; Enfign Charles Levyna Barnard. To be EM /gni—James Swaths, Gent. vice Moffitt; Henry Hill, Gent. vice Dyfoo; Mark H. fl' ens. Gant vice Wilkinson; William Finocane,GenL vice Bri%. • William Oliver Sandwith, Gent. vice Robinfon; John Dixon. bent. vice Barnard. tlith Ditto—Captain Henry Snook to be Major, by purchafe, vice Campbell, who retires. 22d Ditto—Lieutenant William Wanchope, from the gab Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Beyer,promoted lo the 26th Foot. 24th Ditto—Eaten Edward George Smith, from the goth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Maliug, promoted in the ni Gerardo Battalion. 3oth Regiment of Foot.-John Thomas Barlow,Gent. to be Enfign, without porthole, Vice Smith, promoted in the 24th Foot, sods Ditto—Captain Robert H. Hernllip, from the 66th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Englifit, who exchanges; Enfign Hugh Wallace, front the 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without porthole. 1 4241 Ditto—Lieutenant William M'Kenzie to be Captain of a Company. vice Davitta. deceafed ; &tip Thomas Munro to be Lieutenant, vice IWKenzie ; James Stirling, Gent. to be En fign, vice Munro. 45th Ditto.—Captain Francis Frye Browne, from the 57th Foot, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Stoddart.who takes. 6oth Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Llvingftone. from the aft Life Guards, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Hillaiel, who retires ; Enfign Pery &Tice. from the zetli Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purehare, vice Krien, promoted. 63d Ditto--Eatign Andrew Skate, front the 35th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, by e, vice Fairtlough, promoted. 66th Ditt John Eoglint, from the 4oth Foot, Lobe Cap. taro of a Censiony, vice Hemflip, who exchanges. 67th Ditto— t Surgeon Robert Stratton, front the Seth Foot, to be All/hint Surgeon. 70th Ditto—Hagar Pottnger, Gent. to be Enfign, without par. chafe, vice Poole, promoted. 78th Ditto—Sago Donald Cameron to be Lie tenant, without purchafe; Enka Alexander Gaily to be ditto; Wlßam Hamil ton, Gent. to he Enfign, vice Canieroo, and Peter M'Gregor, Gent. to be EnGgn, vice Gaily. 87th Ditto—Captain Henry Gough to be Major, by pa chafe, vice Blau:Bey, who retires, and Litotai ant Peter Garda& to be Captain of a Company, by pnrchafe, vice Miller, promoted. 9oth Ditto—Enfign William Beard* to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Wallace, promoted. gyth Ditto Burke, Gent. to be Enfign, without parchafe, vice Guilhenny, promoted. 7th Weft ladle Regiment—James Kitchen, Gent. to be Entign, by perchate dma lViCC IVPDcannid,,prolooted in the osth Foot. Royal Af Corps—St. Leger Crone, Gent. to be Enlign, with ant porthole, vice Kirk, promoted in 7th Weft India Regiment.. The King's German Legion Stuntse, Gent. to be Surgeon to the sth Battalion ot the Line. Bth Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Charles William Hocks. day, from the 3d WeR India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Willard, appo ntal to the 7th Veteran Battalion. European Gordian Company, loving in Jamaica—Captain Bate did Simon, from the 6oth Fat, to be Captain, vice Dobbyns, deeeafed. Canadhus Fencibles—Lientenant john Reid, from balf.psy of the American Provincials, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank in the army, vice M'Arrhur, appointed to the both Foot. STAFF. Affiftant•Commißary Gilbert Young, to be a Deputy Cm:unifier, General of times, proviSons, and forage to the forces, vice Brown, who retires on half pay. IVlesanto maim. Enfign Htnry Fitzpatrick, of the Bth Fogt, is fiperfeded... Surgeon John Gunning and Surgeon Thorns Docker, of the Me dical Staff, are fuperfeded, they laving, ou their being ordered for Foreign fervice, dented leave to rage. Ea lATU se in the Gazette of the 6th inft. For Sixteenth. Regiment of Led Dragoon:, Cornet George Frederick Harvey to be Lieutenant, without put.. chafe; Cornet Arthur Kennedy to be Lieutenant, without pur chafe. Read Eighteenth Regiment of Light Dragoon:, Cornet George Frederick Harvey to be Lieutenant, without put chafe • Cornet Arthur Kennedy to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. Annandale and Eticdale Battalion. Lieutenant Alexander Uorthwick to be Captain, vice Seca, de eeafeJ. Dated July a 6, 1805. Nithfciale Battalion. Charles Charter's, Dint. to be Adjutant, vice Chrlftie, removed, John Hoygan, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Datcd May ac zSoy. Comusillioniigued by bis Majetly's Lieutenant for the PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Edward Swift, Thomas Grant, and Richard Hurley. cabinet makers, Piccadilly, July sr, 18os. John Potts Halbert, and Joreph Labours), July 23, 1803. John Aynfley and Thomas Snowden, Neweaftle-upon-Tyne, grocers, Augult 9, 18os. John Smalley and Aaron Stunt, of Wftfon-ftreet, Moodieids, iroafounders, Augult t 2, 18os. IViHim Abbot and George Abbot, Pradon, Dodoes Com mons. June 26, ritos. George Armitage, of Thornhill, and William Wood, of Kirk beators, Yorkadre, July 9, 18os. John Merewether and F.dward Michell, attornies, of Caine, Augult 12, 04'35. Benjamin lienufoy ind ISomas Smith, of Hackney-Wiet, dlefex, whitiiers, Augult 12. 18os. Samuel Lane and Joreph Came, venders of medicine, at Truro. in Cornwall, July 29, 1805. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. lOcrtob s 2. Henry Smith Thomas and John Lafeelles, of Mill , lane, Toole) , itreet, Surrey, coopers and partners, dealers and ehapmen, alai, at Guildhall Auguft 3z. John Bernard Ittnikal, late of Sue tthatn, Surrey, apothecary, druggift, and ehymilt, dealer and ewpman, at tot, at Guildhall, London. ()dotter is. Mark Brooks, late of Shappertoo, Middlefez, corn and coalmerehant, dealer and chapeau, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. William Hughes, of Croft -court; Broad.eourt, Long•Aere, Mld dkfcx, moocy ferivmer, duller and chairman, to furrenslerSept. p at fix, September to and 14, at eleven. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Burdoo, St. Andrew's -court, Holborn. Jofeph Rolfe, art lirean.'s 80-Wings, Chancery-lane, PAlddlefex, Umber-merchant, dealer and chapman, Soptertan 9, at fix, Sept. to and 24, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Ailing. ham, St Joan.fqua re. Samuel Feltham ' of New Sarum, Vrdts taylor, falefwart, dealer and ehapman,Augult 21, at lit, Augult 22, at tea, and acpt. 24, at five, at the Binh Horfe inn, New Sarum. Attornics, Mr. Henry Godwin, New Sarum; or Meet. Wegener and Waa l No. 13, Rcd Lion-firm, Wapping, London William ft ennell the younger, late of Tana, Devon, mercer, but lime of Teignmuutb, MUM, OlOpktXper, Sept. 3,4, and 24, at eleven, at the Seven Stars hot, Tomes. Attondea, Mr. Waiter Prideaux, in Totnes; or Mr. John Almander. No. 9, Bedford. row, London. John Slaymakut, of Rederoft-itreet, London, tallow-ehandler i , "-ingot/ 17,27, and Sept. 24, at ten, at pnildhalL Anomie., Marc. Vincent and Vpitotle, bedford-ftreet, Bedford •filuare. ~;J i•L'' ;~;~!kC