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■ ,' ,i 110SPITA L STA tr. Btaff.Surgeon Owen Lindsay,k.itci --- 1;; Deputy-Inspector-General of Hospitals, Vice Webster, whose promotion has not to►en plece; Hospital Auistant George Archer. M.D. from the half-pay, to be Assistant-Surgeon, Tice Reed, appointed to the tit FOlll ; Hospital. Assistant Robert 'Ferric, from the half.pay, to be Assistaut-surgeoh, vice Gaither, appointed to the 55th Foot. CONTRACTS FOR FRESH BEEF. VICTUALLING OFFICA November 2, 1850. T HE COMMISSIONERS f d or VICTUALLING his MAIESTrS NA VY,4c. o hereby give notice, That on Tossosr. the 23J instant, they will be ;sandy to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Ripply (on separate Contracts) of all such quantities of FRESH BEEF as may be de manded fur the use of his Majesty's ships and Vessels at the following Places, for Twelve Calendar Months, Irons the Ist day of January. 1831, viz. Beerhaven, Greenock, Chatham, Harwich, Cork and Kinsale, Jersey, Carrickfergus, Lame Harbour, Kingstown and Dublin, and Newry, Leith, Leith Roads, and the Frith Downs, of Edinburgh, Dartmouth, Newhaven, Falmouth, Plymouth, Galway, I Sheerness. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Mice, oc by applying to the Resident Commissioner of the Victualling at Ply mouth ; the Agent for the Victualling at Hamlbawline ; the Store keepers at Sheerness and Deal ; the Secretary to the Postmaster. Qeneral at Dublin; and the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at each of the other places. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the day appointed ; and must be occompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the penal Sum of £l5OO for the due performance of each of the Contracts for Chatham. Plymouth, and Sheerness ; and for each of the other phces in the penal Sum of £5OO. The Person who makes the Tender, or some person on his behalf, onset attend to answer when called for. M. FALLER CLIFTON. Interesdeg Works nasty published by HAITI! and Demo*, SS, 1. C HILDREN AS THEY ARE; or, Tides and Dia- I %/ lopes for young Readers. With Plates. Price 6.. half I. PORTUGAL; on the Young Travellers. Being some Account of Lisboa and its Environs, and of a Toar in the Alemtejo. in which the Customs and Manners of the Inhabitants are faithfully detailed. From a Journal kept by a Lady during three Years actual residence. With engraved Views. Price Ss. 6d. half bound, roan. S. MORNING CONVERSATIONS of a Governess and her Pupils ; or an Attempt to simplify the Linnwan System of Zoology. 1111 no. half bound. Price 2s. 6d. 4. SKETCHES from NATURE ; or, Hints to Juvenile Natur. g ists. By the Author of the " Young Emigrants." &c. ihc. 5.. 6.1. halt bound. s. THE FISHERMAN'S HUT, and other Tales, for Children. 21. half bound. 6. ELEMENTARY LESSONS for CHILDREN, Originally composed In Italian. By the Count G. Banes. ISmo. Is. 6.1. half bound. 7. The ORPHAN'S CHOICE. A Tale. By Eliza Author of " The .Cousins." " The Way of Irene." &c. 18mo Price Su e. The YOUNG BARONET; or the Broken Leg. limo. half bound. Price 2s. 9. LITTLE ANECDOTES for LITTLE PEOPLE. A New Edition. 18mo. Price Is. 10. MORNING WA 143 ; or, Steps to the Study of Mineralogy. By the Author of " Morning Conversations." limo. Half bound. Price 75.. With Plates. H. VARIETY ; or, Selections and Essays, consisting of Anec dotes, curious Facts.and interesting Narratives. By Pawns* Wass- Irmo. lemo. half bound. Price 51. 6d. With Plates. is. SELECT FEMALE BIOGRAPHY; comprising Memoirs of eminent British Ladies. limo. boards. Price 7s. 11. EDWIN; or the Motherless Boy. By Bourse Hall Draper. 12mo. halt bound. Pries Ss. With Rates. 14. The CLASS-BOOK of CHRISTIAN MORALS: By Bourne Hall Draper. 12mo. boards. Pries Said. 15. The WILD GARLAND; or, Prom and Poetry connected with English Wild Flowers ; intended as an Embellishment to the NWT of Botany. line. haltbosed. With Plasm, plain. price Ns 6d. or coloured, pries So. 16. A SKETCH OF THE LIFE OF LINN/BUS. By the same Author. 18mo. half bound. Price 17. MIDSUMMER HOLIDAYS at Briar's Hall: or Summer Mornings' Improved. 12aia half bound. Price 61. With Plates. 18. HENRY and EDWARD ; or. Familiar Conversatioos oat the Elements of Science. 2 Vol.. lime. Half bound. Price is 19. RECOLLECTIONS of a BLUE-COAT BOY ; or, a View of Christ's Hospital limo. Half-bound. Prke 25. 6d. MX REAL STORIES, taken from the Narratives of Various Tra vellers. limo. Half-bound. Price 21. 6d. 21. FIRE-SIDE STORIES; or, Recollections of my School. fellows. limo. Half bound. Price ss. with Plates. 29. THE PICTURE GALLERY EXPLORED. By the NOW Author. limo. Half-bound. Price 6s. with Plates. Under the SUPERINTENDENCE of the SOCIETY for the DIFFUSION of USEFUL KNOWLEDGE. On Monday, Nov. 8, will be published, price its. lu RE PURSUIT of KNOWLEDGE UNDER DIF -11 11. Part L eontaining two Portraits, en. gtseed on Steel, of Arkwright and Barry, being the 14th part of the Ltbray of Entertaining Knowledge. Volumes published, price 4s OM. each, bound in cloth: 1. Mesageriss I IV. Pursuit of Knowledge 11 Timber bees—Fruits V. The New Zealanders 111. Insect Architecture VI. Insect Transformations. London : Charles Knight, Pall.3lall East. TO THE PATRONESSES OF THE ROYAL EMPORIUM. (Under the especial Patronage of HER MAJESTY.) 'ADM, WE have the pleasure respectfully to acquaint you, that our MILLINERY and DRESS ROOMS will open for the first inspection of our 'seemly, display of Fashions for the Season, go TUESDAY NEXT, the 26th Inst. In consequence of the distinguished bower of their Majesties visit to the City Banquet on Lord Mayor's Day, we have been assiduously engaged to obtaining the most ekgant Designs in DRESS HATS, TURBANS, CAPS, &c. suited to the occasion; added to which, Out AnOtiMellt of DRESSES, PELISSES, OPERA and other CLOAKS, Is not only of the newest said most prevailing styles. but will be found the largest in the Metropolis ; and, with every descrip tion of FURS, most reasonable. We are, Ladies, Your most obedient Servants. H. AND T. PAUL Royal Emporium, Not. 9 sod 10, opposite the /Mansion Holm, Poultry, Oct. 20,1930. DuGGIN'S Patent Ventilating BEAVER HATS are acknowledged to be the best kind of Hats ever yet invented— they are exceedingly light, only 43 ounces—will never injure by wet, lose their colour or shape, and will not prevent the egress of pereplra. tion, which has been so much the complaint of water-proof hats, often producing the head-ache and the loss of hair. Price 41s. and Eds. Drab and brown Hats at the same price.—At Duggin and Co. 90, Newpte.sttert, ne ar t h e N ew Post Mee. TOWERS' CHEMICAL SOLUTION OF CAMPHOR. THIS elegant prepa ra ti on o f one of the best Medicines of the whole Alateria Medics, by which pure Camphor may be given In the fluid form of a draught or julep. It thus produces rd. Meshing sleep, eases pain, calms the system, removes reteut olds, and a l ", often le given with effect where opiates wholly fail. Prepare by John Tower,,, professional chemiskaud said in bottles,' 41 2s. 94 4s. bd. and 115. by Million. &ILO ' chemists, Cheap. tile, coma of St. Paul's; Savory and Co. ISO, New Sond-olltet, and 2 21, Regent Street ; Odliog, 38, O l ib e d- street t aced C. . togkspur.swee: Windt's. 81, Biabopegate Without i CM, 4 74 &nodes ; fit, 27, Allgate ; °riling, 15e, Swoosh a 04 at Loam's Alape!is Warehouse, 237, Tottenhim Court .Rootl 3 , 01 whom mall be bad Tilweas• STONACIIIC &neck PRAIA" the %het and most certain Wades and andipsomodie ever pratosid to pablie nuke. and most effectual in nervous palpitations; Macula/ of breathing, and hysteric affections. It calms and allays *mous irrita bility, warms and comforts the stomach, and relieves it from the pain or oppression occasioned by wind. In bottles, at 16. 9d. 4s. Id. and I 10. IR T • 4:‘ ) dipt I 5 " / 0 WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV. 3, 1830. No. 13,621. LEICESTER SQUARE. VERY SPACIOUS PREMISES. CALCULATED FOR A LARGR FAMILY; CLUB HOUSE, BOARDING HOUSE, Etc. MR. BROOKS respectfully announces that he has re ceived tastroettoa to SELL by AUCTION. On the PREMISES, No. 21, LEICESTER-SQUARE, at One o'clock, unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty, The LEASE /or iS Years. at a low Rent of 1401. per Annum, of a capital Family Residence, very pleasantly situate. No. 11. on the Rut side of Leicester-square. Containing Four Stories of Three Rooms each, and In the Basement. Kitchens, and eztendve Offices, behind which is a large Yard. - - - - It is presumed that a very large become might be derived, especially during the ensuing Season, by any party taking the Premises for a Boarding House, or to let off in Apartments, for which, from its con tiguity to all the Places of Amusement, and the Club Houses, and Govetinnest °dices, iris peculiarly eligible. The elegant Furniture and Mats may be bad at a valuation. or will be Sold by Auction on the Premises. The Proprietor wield not object to letting the House punished upon Lew to a ftsposslble Tenant, sad at a low Rent. May be viewed, and Partiet♦Laa had of Mr. Brooke, kind-sutveyor, NORTH DURHAM AND NORTHUMBERLAND. IMPORTANT FREEHOLD INVESTMENT. ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY. FOUR ACRES, LET AT TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FOUR POUNDS PER ANNUM. MR. BROOKS respectfully announces for SALE, by Private Treaty, the valuable Freehold Farm called EAST and WEST NORH AM MAINS, situate on the southern bank of the river Tweed, comprising superior Farm Houses and Buildings. incom plete repair ; and 904 acres of fertile Land, principally arable, in the i highest state of culUvatioo, let to responsible Tenants upon Leases, at Rents amounting to .911375 per annum. This Estate is particularly eligible for the Investment of Capital, as a considerable increase of rental may be expected upon the expiration of the present leases. Should a Purchaser be inclined to reside upon the Property, there are many Eligible Situations for Building, em bracing interesting views of the river Tweed, with its beautifully wooded northern banks, end of the ruins of the formerly important border fortress, Norha m Castle—so often taken and retaken during the wars between England and Scotland, and rendered Interesting re cently as the seat of Sir Walter Scott's poem of . 0 Marmion, or the Battle of Fiodden Field," from which latter place Notions is but a few miles distant. Game is abundant. and there is excellent salmon fishing in the Tweed. Also. the BOWSDEN- HALL and MOOR FARMS. distant awe miles from Norbam, in the Parish of Lowick, Northumberland • comprising Farm Houses, Buildings, and Cottages, and Eight , Hundr ed and Thirty-eight Acres of Land, let to responsible Tenants, at .0199 per annum. This Estate contains inexhaustible Seams of Coal and Lime Stone, and claims considerable importance as a Mineral Property. Particulars and Maps may be bad of Mr. Batson, Land Surveyor, 118,01 d Bond-street. PRICE 71). LI)NDON.ICOAD. SOUTIIHARK. Between the Obelisk and Elephant and Caitie. Important FREEHOLD and LONG LEASEHOLD ESTATES, Presenting to the Capitalist, and to the Grower, and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fruit and Vegetables, Carcase and Cutting Butchers, as well as to the Public at Inge, an Investment nut ex ceeded by any which for many years has been offered to their con sideration. MR. BROOKS hes the honour to announce fur SALE, by Private Treaty, the ST. GEORGE'S BUTCHER MARKET. SLAUG II TERTifoilik, unequ.illed in tztent,;.l BEAST POUNDS: The GROUND RENTS of Twenty-one HOUSES, AAP A VALIUM-1 PLOT OF FREEHOLD BUILDING GROUND, Affording ample space for the Erection of a Fish, Poultry, Fruit, and Vegetable Market, Which, combined with the Butcher Market, win eared in Client any • other in the Metropolis, as in the whole it will present AN AREA OF THREE ACRES Upon which, by the Expenditure of £O,OOO. an Income of TK$ THOUSAND POUNIMI PER ANNUM .. • may be realized. A reference to the Map of London, will clearly prove that the Situa- I doe of this Property for an extensive Market stands unrivalled, within Three-quarters of a Mile of the Bridges, between the Obelisk and the Elephant and Castle, at each of which places Six great Roads meet, and in the Triangle formed by the London, Borough, Southwark Bridge and Newingtoo Causeway Roads, along which must pus, on i tteir way to the London Markets, the imams supplies of ttle, Fruit and Vegetables, front the luxuriant Counties of Kent, Sussex. and Surrey. ST. GEORGE'S BUTCHER MARKET was Established la 17114, and a considerable trade has been carded on in the same. The great improvements now making by the building of the New London Bridge, and the consequent destruction of many houses, to give room to the new approaches thereto, have already enhanced the Table of property, and it must be evident, that in a short time, the whole vacant ground lying between Southwark and the wealthy and populous sages South and West thereof, must be covered with houses. It is singular. that whilst upwards of twelve great markets supply the inhabitants of London, north of the Thames, but one Vegetable, the Borough, and one Botcher, St. George's Market, should have hi therto exlsted with a population of 200,000 souls, in a circle of two miles; in consequence of the loudly complained of want of public accommodation, she Proprietor of these Estates has been induced to have Plans and Estimates made, for the purpose of improving the Butcher Market, and for erecting, on the vacant ground, a Fish and Poultry. Fruit and Vegetable Market ; possessing all the indispensable facilities of accommodation, vit. EXCELLENT INGRESS AND EGRESS, • And abutting and adjoining upon the line of the London Road, and all the other principal Roads. The present Market is. and the Intended Market will he, FREE FROM THE HEAVY IMPOST OF TOLL, __ _ Thereby creating a very considerable saving, as well as securing the whole controul of the Market, to the Butchers, Growers, Dealers is Fruit and Vegetables, &c. which, In other cases, acts so prejudicial to the interests of the occupiers. as well as to the public at large ; or, should it be deemed desirable, ►y as aapppplication to the Legislature, it is presumed, these Estates may be established a chartered Market. Further Particulars. with Lithographic Plans, may be had of Messrs. Robinson, Hine, and Robinson, Solicitors, Cbarter-bouse.square ; and at the cake of Mr. Brooks, Architect and Land SiarVeyor, as, Old Bead-street, where plans, elevations, and sections, upon a large scale of the Weeded Improvements. may be seen. IMPORTANT ACCOMMODATION TO CAPITALISTS LAND-HOLDERS, AND SOLICITORS. MR. BROOKS tenders his respectful acknowledgments to the Nobility and Gentry for the liberal share of Favors con ferred on his EstabliAment doting the last 31 years, and encouraged by Capitalists who have favoured him with instructions to invest ve rbal', amounts in the purchase of Landed Property to an attest at. cording Five Millions, and by Commissions fee the sale at Effete@ ex. ceedlag la value Two Millions, together with the letting of numerous Mandate, Cottages, and Farms, in all parts of the kingdom. He has adopted a plan which be ventures to hope will facilitate the objects of his employers, and remove the generally cetnplained of want of in-, formation, relative to Property, which has hitherto prevented the ex pedition sale or purchase of the same. Mr. Damns has undertaken, at his own expense, carefully to:keep a Register of all the Estates, Farms, Residences, Manors, &e. an. pounced to be Sold or Let throughout Great Britain and Ireland, and periodically to print an Index to the same, the Third Number of which is now publishing, and will be forwarded, Gratis, to applications post free. The information contained therein is derived from the weekly extraction of all ch.! Advertisements from 250 Loader' and Provincial Newspapers, and from a most extensive correspondence with Capitalists. Landholders, Solicitors, and Land Agents, in all parts of the kingdom. The Particulars of Property are registered Grads at his Mike. Estates offered •to Sale by Auction for the usual Private Contract Commission, if sold, and the deposit lodged with the Vendors' Soli citor. Banker, ur in the Bank of England. Front two to ten guineas, eiclusive of expenses, if bought in. Appraises/ma. Land Surveying, and Architecture. The demand for Town Residences daily increasing, Mr. Bloosli so licits the particulars of any to be Let or Sold, and he has many Com missions to Rent and Purchase. Estate Agency 011 ice, Pt, Old Hoag Street. HERTFORDSHIRE, TWENTY!SIX MILES FROM LONDON. IMPORTANT FREEHOLD INVESTMENT, Land Tax Redeemed. Comprising an Elegant MaWm, Task, and sandy fertßs Parma, in the whole 1561 acres, let at £lO3 per annum, paid psectually, by $ worthy and industrious Tenantry, to whom an as has been un known even during the List two years of agricultural depression The present possessor ports with this Estate solely to concentrate his property in a distant County, where the bulk of his Estate happens to lie. MR. BROOKS respectfully announces for SALE by AUCTION, at the Mart, opposite the Bank of England, on Tummy, the 30th of November, at Twelve, in One or Si: JaOts, tan =previously disposed of by Private Treaty, the handsome Mansion MOOR PLACE. Seated on an eminence in the centre of a finely timbered Park, command ing views over a fert il e valley, intersected by the Trout River Ash, towards the hills, derived with Hanging Woods belonging to the Elute. . It is needless to describe the difereni avenues of stately Limes and Elms, or the magnificent Oaks and Wilderness, which adorn the Heine Grounds. Moor Place is in complete repair, the interior pre senting everycomforr; combining a loftyppacious Dining Saloon 34 feet by 22, Drawing.rooas 32 by 23, Library and Ifinsie-rooms, noble En trance and Inner Halls, ample Best anctServants Chambers, extensive Offices, Cooch.houses, Stabling, Pleasure Grounds, Walled Garden, Farm buildings, &e. Park and Home Farm 222 Acres, let at £450 per annum. The Yew Tree Farm 113 Acres, let at £l5O, (Tenant's family hays Octupleil 60 years) ! Brands Fenn, 184 Acres, let at £174, (occupied 40 yelp). Hadham Mill-bouse, a Genteel Residents, with Coatb-house, Stabling, Pleasure Grounds, and Meadow on the banks of the Ash. —ln hand.—liadham Mill Farm, 161 Acne, let at E. 102 (occupied 24 ears). am Cross Mdting, lit at £3O. ears). Cross Farm, 30 Acres, Ist at £lB (occupied by the present tenant 30 min.) The Hill Farm, 192 Acres, let at .CAO (occupied 40 years). cards Farm, 79 Acres, let at f. 24. "Inas Farm 280 Acres let at Alai (otestpied 40 *eats). Farm, 273 Aerei, let at £270, occupied 37 years, and sun drY Meadows, Cottages, Windmill, Ace This important hatate is Mount at Great Ilsdiramodvastarosaly for Marken, three magi team gtortford, B;eien from Ware, nine fssm Heneetl, five host ilicierell, 8 #1661 Haddad" end being kW wily between the lleikmotis, Nrintarlan, and tnenleidge; retakits it • suSo.deallable aeiluisita! se she Ineecondis,=pi sesd.lherarj r ruler, as wells" as oxalis:a investment. , bead. Girl gndabited, iniereeded investment . Ma Trout BIM Ash. The valley has bead surVilia far. 111 . * W M . ug c a = a rail road from London to Mancheilec itbein4sne. peas of Hounds within reach. Printed particulars may he 00 of Messrs. Sims. and Mon, Solicitors, Mush Hadham, and of Mr. Nooks, Lind Surveyor, 21, Old Bond. Witt. PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. S. At the Conn at St. James's, the let day of November, HMO, Press t, the King's Most Excellent Majesty In Council. His Majesty having been phased to appoint Lord Arden to be Lord Lisetssaat of the County of Surrey, his Lordship this day took the Oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, instead of the Oaths of Ails. glance and Supremacy. ST. JAMES'S PALACE. OCT. 27. The King was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood l upon James Leighton, Esq. Physician to their Imperial Maksdes of aq the Rusks, and Physician-General to the Imperial Fleet. GLOUCESTER HOUSE, Orr. SO. The Duke or Gloucester has hien pleased to appoine" Major Wm. Frederick Foster to be Grooos or the lidchamber, and Capt. Chitin Boyd and Mark Gambler, Esq. to be Equerries to his Royal Highness. WAR-OFFICE, Nov. S. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Comet Thomas Smith Fir to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Colgaboun, who retiree ; Alexander Duncan Tait, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Pic. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Hon. John Jocelyn to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hall, promoted ; Wm. Henry Viet. j Tuna, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase , vice Jocelyn; Captain has. 11I•C.arty, from the half pay, to be Paymaster, vice Felton, deassol. Lt Regiment of Foot—Stair Assistant man Wm. Reid, to be As. sistant.Surgeon, vies Grade:, appointed to the 12th Light Dragoons. Sub Foot--Lieutenant Thomas Cinch to be Captain, without purchase, vier Dubmirdlen, promoted. 7th Foot—Lieutenant the Hon. Samuel Hay to be Captaib, by per __ dam. vice Han, whom promotion has not taken 9th Foot--Ensign Godfrey Baldwin, from the 19th Regiment, to be Ensign, vim C. T. Baldwin, who retires. 19th Foot—Mark Antony Tithe Gent. to be Ensign, by Finkel, vice Baldwin, appointed to the 9th Foot. 37th Foot—Lieutenant Duncan Elphinstooe Todd to be Captain, by purchase, vice Cunningham, wbo retires; Ensign Honourable W.F. O'Callaghan to be Lieutenant, by purchase vice Todd ; George Augustus Hatton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase.vice O'Callaghan. 41st Foot—Lieutenant Richard Price to be Adjutant, vice Dyer, who resigns the Adjutancy only. Slat Foot—Assistant.Sergeon Patrick Pope. M.D. from the half-Pay of the 57th Foot, te be Asalstant-Surgeon, vice Richard Elligott, . _ placed upon half-pay. 55th Foot— John Coats, Gent. to be Ensign, by pnrcbase, vice Mat son, appointed to the 55th Foot ; Staff- Assistant-Surgeon Thomas Coke Gaulter, M.D. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Madonna!, pro- mooted in the 57th Foos. 59th Foot—Lieutenant George Netherton Harvnird to be Captain, by purchase, vice Hanford, who retires; ;Midge Clarence Ham to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Harward ; lltidgm Melville George Matson..froin the 55th Regiment, to bo Resign. Tice Hue. 60th Foot—Lieutenant John Sutton Wilford to be Carats, by par chase. vice the Marquis of Douro, promoted ; Second Lieutenant asst Adjutant George Reiman to have the rank of First Lieutenant; Second Lieutenant John Reynolds Peyton to be Firm Lieutenant. by purchase, vim Wilford ; Arthur Cousynglians, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by parches*, vice Peyton. 65th Foot—Captain Walter Ruder, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice Alves, appointed to the 74th Foot. 74th Foot—Captain John Alen, from the 65th Foot, to be Captain, vice Crlps, who retires. 75th Foot—Ensign R sward Knotty. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, ' vice Ind, who retires; Frederick Richard Pbayre, Gent. to be En ' sign. by purchase, vice Knotty& 814 Foot—Ensign Matthew O'Toole, to be Liestemant, without pos.- chase, vice Nagel, deceased; Patrick Thomas Reynolds White, gent. to be Ensign, vice O'Toole. 84th Foot—Assistant-Staff Surgeon John EJmonstose Stewart to be Surgeon, vice Callow, appointed to the OM Dragoons. 85th Foot—Assistant-Surgeon John Regan, from the Ms Realism; to be Surgeon, vice Fiddee, appointer) to the Ilth Light Dragoooa. Mfd foot—Assistant-Surgeon Clement Ekina, fres tbe half-pay of the 37th Foot, to be Amistant-Sevieon, vice Brady, themord: Foot—Assistim-Surgeen Atha Bentiord, from the hulf-pay of the 7th Garrison Battalloo, to be Assistant-Burgess, vise Winiam, promoted. Usarreettitt.—To be Major of Istantay withal! LiNebillot—ilke 'Mt Major Arthur Ds bomvAlam, hem the root. be Map it 'Stanley, by purchase—Capt. Arthur Marquis of Daum farm the Nib Regiment. To be °sprain of lehatry. without Lieutenant Francis llethings Keogh, from the 68th Fem. Cr b h e lb* Ca ." ; tain of infantry, by pumbase—Limitenant Foam& Hall, front the 7th Light Dragoons. NIEVES. The undermentioned Officers, of East India Company's Service. to have a step of rank, by Brevet, in his Nlaj,-sty's Army in the East Indies only, for distinguished services in the field. To be Lieutenant-Colonels—Major W. S. Whtsh, of the Bengal Anil. lery ; Major William Battine, of the Bengal Artillery ; Majot Hunter, of the Bengal Native Infantry, Adjutant-Gcneral of tie Aruty.—To be Majors : Captain John Hunter, of the B e n ga l NJ. Live Infantry ; Captain Robert Smith, of the Bengal Engineers ; Cap tain Joseph Taylor, of the Bengal Engineers; Captain John Herring, of the Bengal Native Inftntry ; Captain Joseph Orchard, of the Ist European Regiment ; Captain Henry Cock, of the Bengal Native in. fantry ; Captain Edward Alexander Campbell, of the 2d Bengal Light Cavalry ; Captain W. S. BC.L.bOII, Deputy-Adjutant-General of the Army. The undermentioned appointments, Inserted in the Gasale of the fist of September, have not taken place : To be Surgeons-3d Dragoon Guards—Staff-Surgeon G. R. Within ; 4th Dragoon Guards—surgeon H. Franklin, from the 37th Foot ; 67th Foot—Assistant Staff-Surgeon T. Wahab. The date of Cornet Meik's appointment to the 16th Light Dragoous has been altered to the 11th N0v.1828, from the 9th July, 1829, as hr was serving the whole of that period in India. Major Gottenle Bromhead, on half-pay unattached, hat been allowed to retire from the service, by the sale of an unattached comminion. [The Gazette also contains Addresses to the King front the Get,- tlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Brecon ; from the Lord Lieutenant and Costae Itotulorum, &c. of the County of Buck ingham; from the Mayor, High Steward, Recorder. &c. of the Borough of Colchester ; from the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, Fromm, Freeholders, and Inhabitants of the County of Devon ;from the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the City of Durham ; from the States or the Island of Jersey ; from the Nobility, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Limerick; from the Mayor, Itecorler, Jurats, Common Councilmen, and other Inhabitants of the Town and Parish of Maidstone; from the blentben of Council of the Island Nevis; from the Mayor and Inhabitants of the Borough of Peary!. ; tromelse Beard of Connell and Ominous Howe of Assembly of the Virgin Islands. To the Queen, from Maidstone, the Ladies of Bristol, i and the Females of Newark.] BANKRUPT& Tnonntoton, Homy bum, Battle-bridge-wlurf, Middkaez, builder. to surrender, Nov. 9, at twelve, 12, at one, and Dec. 14. at twelve. r the Court of Cotnmissioners, Batingkall.street. Attorney, Mr. C. 1: Teape, Lawrence Cannon-street, Qty. GANT, Gamma Lana Vseroa, London-terrace Hackney.ro..d, ai.,t colour nun, Nov. 5, at twelve, If, and Dec. 14, at eleven, ur tbr Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. Blachford, Fencbuich. buildings, Fenchurcb-street. Batatwaa, ALuismaaa, Coleman-street, merchart, Nov. 9, 16. .t eleven, and Dee. 14, at twelve, at the Court of Consniissione!f. Attorneys, Messrs. Paterson and Bean. Mincing-lane. Die, JOHN EAST Limb's Conduit-strest, ka•dealer, Nov. 3, 19. ao ten, and Dec. 14 , at nine, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney., Mews. Few and Hamilton, Henrietta -street, Covent-gardeu. Rici*a IT. Wit.trikx, Ozford.stn:et, lined-draper, Nov. 5, 19, al it Dec. 14, at nine, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, al r. Charles Lewis, Bernard.strevt, Huswll-square. BORNE Tnoreas, burnt, JOSEPH. and WOOD OA TE, PH I L IP , jun. BOWL, warehousemen, Nov. 12, at ten, 16, at twelve. and Dec. 14, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. W. Fisher, Walbtook. Maces), WILL tax, Nelson -street, Greenwich, grocer, Nov. 5, at one, 12, at three, and Doc. 14, at two, at the Court of Commissioner.. Attorney, Mr. A. Davis, Deptford. Wrung,, RACHARD. Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, carpenter. Nov. 5, and Dec. 14, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Attars'', Mr. Gadder:, Furnival's Inn. Holborn. Cams, Emmaus, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, victualler, Nov at five. 17, and Dec. 14, at ten, at the Oiler of Messrs. Winter botbasit and Weedon ' Tewkesbury. Attorneys, 3irs.r.r. Wintry!. births= and Weedon, Tewkesbury; and Mr. Wm. C. liousti e ta, Chatham-place. Tonne. Wustaw, Basingstoke, Southampton, ironmonger, Nov. It, at twelve, 17, at ten. and Dec.' 14, at twelve, at the Crows Basingstoke. Attorneys, Messrs. Warne and Lewi s , Basingstoke. Camas WILLIAN. Shod" Hulto9. Yorkshire, cattle dealer, N0v.14, at seven, 15. and Dee. It, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, York. Attorneys, Mears. Evans, Stevens. and Flower, Gray's Inn ; and Messrs. Ord and Pearson. York. CRANIAL RICISAID, York, innkeeper, Nov. 17, at seven, 18, and 0.-c. 14, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, York. Attorneys, Mews. /Ivan% Stevens, and Flower, Gray's Inn ; and Messrs. Orel and Rena, York. • Evans, TOWN" Welsh Pool, Mootgesneryddre. grocer, Nov. 22, 25. and Dec. 14, St eleven, at the Talbot, Shrewbury. Atturneya, Messrs. Plot and Stone, 3. Southampton -street, Blo om sb ur y ; and Mr. T. H. Kougb. S h rewsbury. Ti - Hotorren, Saxon., Tomes, Devonshire, merchant, Nov. 23, 24. and Dec. 144 st the New London Exeter. Attorney, Mr. 111.4 e, 19, Essez-street. Strand. • Man, WILLIAM. Leeds. merchant, Nov. S, 9, and Dec. 14, at rlevet , at the Court House, Leeds. Attorneys, M Bogue and Lam ben, Jehn.atreet, Bedford-row ; Mr. J. Ainley, Delph, B,ddie worth ; and Mews. Moore and Snowdon, Leeds. Crum's, lapses, Liverpool, merchant, Nov. 25, 11, and Dec. 14, at two, at the Clarendon Rooms, Uverpool. Attorneys, Mr. E. Chester, Staple Inn ; and Mr. G. Ripley, Uverpool. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 23, T. Dodpon and T. Hanky, Cheapside,warehoutemen, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—Nov. 23, W. Baxter, Nor. wit*, draper, at ten, at the Court of Commiesionets—.Noe. 23,.1. Peer, Coleman -street, coach-master, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners_ Noe. 19, J. and E. B. Berry, Ashburton, Devonshire, serge manufac turers, at eleven, at the Coon of Commissioner—Nov. 24, J. Chris topherson. Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the once of Mr. Shaekkitni. Wright, and Hunter, Liverpool—Nov.24, W. Pearson, Roughbirce. worth, Yorkshire, coal-dealer, at eleven, at the once of Messrs. 'l'et . ,tenhall and Hook, Sheffield. CERTIFICATES, Nov. 23. W. J. Ward, Grove-lane. Deptford. virtualkr—.l. Watford, Ox ford -street, minimiser—J. Emery, Vauxhall Bridge-road. carpenter— .). Moon, Newman-street, Oxford street, lodging-honk-keeper H. Beaton, Skinner-street Saow.hill, milliner—J. Lauriere, St. James's street, goldsmith—W. O. nasals, Pawns-lane, dealer—F. J. fitly mem, Liverpool-street, bander—H. T. Snarly. Ayleshans, Norfolk, linen-draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 1 J. 'inland and J. Lurtoo, Exeter, draper;LVßrown and W. Week, Watlirsg-sueet, poem—F. Halstead and J. Sisson, Priaces-street, Soho. bookseliers--1L Bolles and R. Awhile; Li verpool, distillers—J. Peck and P. Peck, Liverpool, grocers—. F. ID. Barker and W. Ellis, Cambridge, brewers—R Andrew and H. & Andrew, St. Austell, Cornwall, mercen...-W. Colston and P. Colston, Totnew, Devonshire, linen drapers—W. Hewett and Co. Kingstes-upon-Hull, oilmen—S. 1). Neely and J. Clarkson, Red. Lion.coun, Fleet-scree:, coffee-house-keepers—T. Andrew and G. Wade, Powys, Cornwall, common brewers—H. Mertens and Co London—J. Cochrane and E. Cochrane, Bristol, victuallers-..W Clutterbock and J. Clutterbuck, Stroud, Gloucestershire, shear makers—T. Trevlllion and R. S. TimbreU, Old -street, St. Luke, ll ceased victualler.—H. Blundell and F. W. Besecke, Kingston-upon- Hull, patent oil machine manufacturers. STATE OF KENT-MEETING AT _MAIDSTONE Monday, a meeting of the Magistrate, of the county of Kent aas WM at the Sessions House In Maidstone, pursuant to notices convening It, issued from the Marquis of Camden, as Lord Lieutenant of th.- county. The meeting was one of the largest assembled for years past, there being not less than fifty.five present, amongst whom were the Bart of Winchelsea, the Earl of Amherst, Lord Clift on , the Hon. James W. King, the Hon. J. R. Townshend, the Hon. J. Wingfield Stratford, Sir Edward Knatchbull, Sir Thomas Marys'', Wilson, Sir Brook Brydgss, Sit Chas. Fantaby, and Sir Henry Hawley. Baronets, John Hodges, Big. M.P. E. H. Lushington, Esq. Om The Marquis of Camden took the chair, but as the proceediags were nor public, all that can be known is the result of their deliberations, %hitt' was the following revolutions, passed unanimously : • " That the justices of this county, in conseqience of the daring rages lately commitsed, feel themselves called upon to declare their Orin ;determination to suppress all illegal assemblies, sad to prmene the pewee of the county, by calling into active execution the powrn vesirii in dam by low. "'Tat, with this view. combo commsairations be established be r morn the Justicts acting in the laved! livisimis. " That the Juscicee will, kr their sespectim districts. amok and 'advise with the parishloops as to the hiss mode of empMying the 's haken at peeper sad stades wages." These sessiadsos sea dined by dieldibisamilint, rad I. biteided to print and disteibms Man in the dillwent divisions of the smutty. morelooro of the Royal Calociosian Hunt, with Celr empstehted hbereltry, hove left with the Prevost of Ayr 1 1 0/. to be de,. wiligullesaps the alarms* derides h Mi about tows. I