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Families taught at borne according to their timber. Pupils of any age that have never learnt, wishing to be espeditiously compleated quite in private, pay more. • • . : -. NEW MUSIC. This eay w• s published, • • . PETITS BIJOUX," No. 12 , coliiaintng . , . R f st weary Tniveller " the favourite Duet, tbe cele-• braied Opera. 4 The Devirs'itiridge, composed by Mr. Bra bant. add arr.ntrid with Variations for the Pianofbre by G. giallmark, price St. Ditto, No. 11, containing the Valencia Wake, composed by J Ile Michell, pt.:7e 2s. to be continued. Martini's eehbrated Overture to Ikon the Foorth, arranged for the Pianoforte, Harp, and Flute,sb J. Maizillghi, price Ss.' or single for the dianoforte and Flute only, price Scris di pas Color a favourite Venetian Air, with Variations for the Harp or. Pianoinirte, by V. Floritti, price sa. The llorehamian I)iverti tnents, for .1 1 . e Piatiofortn, composed by I. W. Holden, Doc. price ;s. The Robin, favourite Song; composed, with an Accompanl/nent for the Flavolet, by Mr. Pitman, price Is 6d. London: Published by • Gotdding,lYAlßtaine Potter and Co. NII. Sohn-tcptare antiLkto : 7, Wiastnsoreland%tfeet, Dublin. Many IMME.VIATELY. . No. e; Duke-Wert, Ade lphi. I h rESSRS. NICHOLS and Co. are in the habits .4V -IL of advancing Money to any extent. in Sums above XlOO, Upon every description or Security, by way of An n uity or other ise, as mai suit tte means and situation of the bofruwer. Re gular Villa at any date discounted.—Office hours from ten till five. Matters of importance preferred. LONG DATED PAPER NEdO FIATED. AMERCANTILE MAN, lnng•established in Business, and extensively its the habit of discounting re- 1 spestabli Paper, offers his service to any House in want of a Temporary Loan of a few Hundred+, to negociate their Paper at lung dates, provided it is truly respectable. None others will be treated wi , h. Lettera addressed, post free, for A. B. C. NJ. 28, Tabernacle Row, City Road, will be attended to. Observer, initials only will not be noticed. J!itAVI.DE.OENLIS' NEW WORK. Just published, price 12 s. T A ILLE des GENS DU MONDE, ou 1.4 Journal Imagina:re, Par MAD. DE CENLIS. kree la fsolusique des Rumanres. Printed for and Sold by H. °Amin, Public Library, So, Conduit-street. Of whom and all to . pissellers way *Min be had; just published, Lea .OEUVRES CHOISIES de ect . Autenr eel:bre, precede de ses Memotres, veatly panted in 14 vole 12mm Price £3 3s.—Also, CEUVRES omp LE I:TES du Mad. COTI*II4, price Ids de ses Menuilres, uniformly printed in 14 vols. I ano. Price £3 3s. These works ray also be had separately, - , SIMPI.PiIENT TO CAPTAIN COOK. fresent State of Madeira, the Brazils Capi of Good Hope, 80. • tarry Bay, the Sotitty, Sandwich, and Friendly Islandbi New teal:tad, &c. This day was published, The Second Editinn‘ laiepdsoutedy printed in 4to. price At es. in beard greatly enlarged by considerable addiloni, A VOYAGE ROI7NO THE 'WORLD. BY .Li Jontureprolitu- • •ii We hate seldom been more gratified than with the addition this viiyagc makes to oar knowledge of eiltant countries. We look up= it a.t one of the most ititeresi;ng books of travel which Lave appeared for many years.";.-lidinburgh Review. Printed for A. Maxwell, Bell. Yard ; and C. Chapple,Pall-Mall; and sold by all the Booksellers thronglutot the Kingdom.' • • EIVIASSICTO J APAN. • • This day was published, in one voltime'llto. with numerous Engravings,' price £2.125. 6d. boards, VOYAGES and TRAVELS to BRAZIL, the , V sou . rii SEA, kAiiiSCHATK A, and JAPAN, during the ' Vats 180, 4,5, 6, & 7. By G. V. LA NGSDORFP, AuUc toursellor to his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, Consul Gene ral at the Brazils &c. &c. - The account oft he Russian Embassy to Japan, which this ce lebrated Naturalist has here given to the Public, possesses great claims on their attention, ltis printlipal aim having been to compile a popular narrative in which be has described:the most interesting _objects ; tke manners and customs of the different nations visited, ;heir modes of living, the productions of the countries, 'ace. Esc. Printed for and sold by H. Colbn COnduit.street ; George Gpidie, Edinburgh; John Cumming, Dublin ; and all Booksellers. - - VON GOLTt'S RUSSIAN BLACKING. WHILE the Proprietors of a certain popular Blacking have rendered themselves notorious by amusing the Public with an outcry of a charge against other houses for pirating their labels and name, the Manufacturers of the above article not only challenge them and their copyists,but the king• dom at large, to produce a Blacking equal to VON Got I z's for its nutritious qualities in preserving the original softness of the leather, and the unrivalled lustre It products in the shortest time. Sold wholesale and fur exportation at No. 40, Great I..•liard street,. Finsbury-square s where all all orders must be addresied. Agents are appointed in all the principal roWns of the United *.114141.3nw. A.TE.NT FLZECY HOSIERY, manilfocittred . by iIOLLASAWAISTELL, HORTON, and CO. the ' iatentees, and Manfifacturers to their Majesties, NO. 99, High Holborn ; who also manufacture Cotton, Worsted, and Lambs - wool, in every artide . of Under-clothing, for both Ladies and' Gentlemen. The Articles they have invented for these purposes tire very numerous, and suited to every season of the year : they are manufactured of the best material , of full sizes, and acknow- I !edged superiority of make and shape. Woollen Garments worn next the skin are recommended by the faculty as being more cone ducive to the health of mankind than any other, and for persons returning from warm climates indispensably requisite. !Every ar ticle of both Fleeced and Plain Hosiery to be Gad of the Paten tees, and of the most respectable Hosiers In Town and Country, by their appointment. . • BY HIS MAJESTY'S ItOYAL LETIERS PATENT. .' ANILLARD's IMPERIAL COTTON TWINE CLOTH SHi ItTINGS and SHEETINGS, for regulating she perspiration, and prevention of taking cold. This valuable Ar ticle sold, stamped as above, Wholesale, and by the Pleie i or I)emy Piece, at the East India Warehouses; No. 16, Cheapsitcie, and at no other house. It iv W3lranted free trJrn mixture • and is most desirable for persons travelling or going abroad (as it does not imbibe the damp atmosphere) as well as4nr the inha bitants of this chanzeable climate; it is nearly half the price of Irish and other Linens. It is . of great delicacy of texture and , durability, an.: is one of the greatest preventatives of the taking cold. Each piece contains about 26 yards, the price 25, 2s &I. Ss, and 3s. 64 per yard. The quality of 2s. 6d. for Ladies, and that of 3s. for Gentlemen's wear, it equal in fineness to Linens of 49.'64. and ss. &I.—that of as. fd. is superfine, and equal to Linens • of 69.6 d. per yard. The Sheeting, are both r&tde In Ell-wide and 6 4ths, frsm 2s. to 3s. 6d. per yard, containing from two to (Our per, and so enn duclVe are they to health and comfort, that,no family shotid be Ise witbout-thern. 'heotielit-ste article of White Chinfs, for tresses, &c. May bet nlatained as 'above only, in pieces containing three dresses / at, ,eg. a l . and £2. 129. 6d, each,.and those of four dreeses, at 43. se. saf e b.—East l sdla ykoftelsomsch.l6 2 chPaßsi , :e • , • EAST INDM HOUSE, Scpt. 13,1811. - THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED GOMI'ANT of MERCHANTS y- SNCLAND,eraiitg I. the BAST INDIES, do kere3y live That at the General Court of the iaid Company appointed to be held'at their House in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, the 6th October next, a Rcsoltrion of the Court of Directors of the 3d instant for granting a sum of money to the Executors of the late Major General PATRICK ALEX AN cast Aolvew, and in con sideration' of the general mer;ts and services Of that Officer, as well as on account of the circumstances which attended his return to Europe twice; and also a Resolution of the Court of Directors of the Bth instant, for granting some compensation to Lieute nant-Gene; al THOMAS tirst.or, in consideration of the losses sustained by the Gefteral and his Staff in consequence of their capture on board of his Majesty's ship Java by an American ship Of war, will be aubtriitted to the consideration of the said Gene ral Court, in conformity to the 4th Seeticin of the orh Chapter of the Company's Bye Laws, and agreeab4 to the Act of the 53d of his present Majesty, Cap. IfiS, See. 88. JAMES COBB, Auirtant Sivrelary. SOCIETY FOR RELLF.F OF WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF MFJACAL MEN IN LONDON, ANLf 11'S vtaNITY. HE HALF YEARLY GENERAL COURT ofthisSOCIETY will be held at the Gs N N Come House, Hotionts, on Wednesday Evening, yctob , :r the 6th. The Chair to be taken at Seven o'Clock reelsely. Since the first Institution of thin Society in October 1788, the Sum of Three Thousand Nine Hundred Pounds has been dis tributed among the Widows of its deceased Members, left in in digent circumstances; tut the Direc ors have to lament the ne cessity of refusing the applications for Relief of the Widows of Medical Men in great distress, whose hustends.bad neglected to become Members of this Society. ' The Anniversary Festival of this Institution will be held at the City of London Tavern, Bishopseate, on Friday, the 29th of October, His Royal Highness the Duke of RENT, Patton, in' the Chitin S gned by ordtr, WM. CIIAMBER LAINE, seeret4l7. UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET MANUFAC TORY, NO. to, DUKE-STRpET, PORTLAND PLACE. A WILKIE (late of Charlotte , streei) re.p-ctfolly 4L, • belts to solicit the kind-patrottage of the Nobility and Gentry, especially of those who have honoured him with their coMmands, and to announce, that he mill cominuts to manufac ture Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture, on the most approved principles, and in the first stile of fashion, on moderate Terms. • N.B. An Apprentize wanted. FIRST OF FASHION.—BEAUTIFI.M - LONG STAYS. MA RSTON & Co. '25, HOLYWELL-STREET, &raki, (to prevent mistake, the Secoud Stay Shop on the left band from Newcastle-street) near the NEw Cult RC it, (late Fore man and Manager to Mr. Mita.i), beg , leave to acquaint the • Ladles in general, that are curious in taste and elegancies in Long tats; which are far superior in taste and fashion, to aoy house t London. Lades by p•irchasing two pair of one sle, will be enitled to the wholesale price, for ready money, being fully com petent to keep twice the assintnent of any ether in the trade: MAR sr orr presumes Ladies will find his Warehouse for Patent Corsets worthy their attention, and not to be equalled fur work• =whip and dieaptiess. Beautiful long and imprOved Shape Stays &Om 7s. to Li.; strong coloured Corsets from ss. to Ins.; seve ra hundred pairs of Ci:ildrens' Stays, from 53. 6d: to 7s. 6d. MARSTON Batters himself, by his long experience for upwards Of Ten Years as Foreman and sole Manager to Mr. Mills's busi ness, that he is competent to give every satisfaction to those Ladies who choose to honour him w•th their commands. • Mani-rot: lithe sole Inventor of thePateut TeUma Stays. Orders duly executed in Town or ,Country, on the shortest Notice. Convenient Rooms to try imo—To preretrt imposition In the trade, all orders are requested to be sent by hand, or by tine, paid.—No connexion with any other Hnnse AN I'l-A UGH. t TT is now unequivocally proved that the PATENT ANTI-ATTRI I'ION COMPOSITION is the cheapest and best Thing ever yet discovered for Ships' Bottoms, instead of Cottper; to preserve Cables from being rubbed in the Hawse holes, instead of a Plat, Service, or Rounding; the Rigging of Ships from the Weather, and c from being chafed, instead of Tar, " Parcellne, and Service e i for the Slides and Cdrriages of Guns; to render Leather and Canvas Water-proof; and to prevent the ef fects of Friction in Steam Engines, Mills, Supn-Mills,'llreshing Mills, (or other Implements of Husbandry generally used by kV mers), Carriages, Coaches,.Waggons, Carts, and Machinery Of every description. It Is also the best Thtng to preserve the Blades of Swords, and all kinds of Polished Steel Articles, (min Rule; It will likewise preserve Spouts, Posts, Rails, GAMS, Park Pa ling, and every kind of . Wood and WOoden Building front. the Weather, Worm, and Dry Rot, eitter in the East or West Indies, or in any Climate; and it will not only preserve Iron Railway. ftcsin ccerodlog and wearing out, bon also render the draught to light, that one horse will do the work of two. One priming of the Coropoaition is in some cases equal to one hundred applications o 011, Tallow, or any other kind of Grease, rant, or Tar, and' the Public save by its use from 300 t. 4,600 per cent. exclusive of preventing the wear and war in IViacbinery, Wheels, &c. &c. which is a saving of expense more than that of saving nine parts out of ten, and nothhig can be so clean in ha working, or give solittle troable. Sold, wholesale and retail, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Chi ritig-eross, near the Admiralty, London Land, by their appoint ment at most Ship Chandlers ' Printers, Bootosellerv, Libraries, S tat i o n e rs, Druggists, Oil andColour-sitops, Ironmongers, Cut lers,Coachmakereshinkeepers,toach and Waggon-offices,Saillerie and Shopkeepets in the Linked Kingdom, in isoies, price Is. 641.; 2s. 6d.; 6s. 6d. ; 10s. 6d.; One Guinea, and. Two Guineas each. The smallest size box contains` a cLuantity'soilleient ,to prime a four wheel carriage twice, with which it pHs run upwatds of three thousand miles, without applying any thing 'elseto she axle trees; and one half guinea boss contains a sufficient quatithy for a stage-wo;zon to- travel thirty-three thousand:miles ; and it will work with wood axlestees, or with cpromon buttes and axletrees of any kind. • The most satisfactory ptoofe totAle.enerlts of the Compothion spay be seen at the Patenfe 4 e 1ce.116. 40, Charingtross, as above. Directions are -ilium . YAWS ealth lids,. Whisk s:gaed Ww }Y; Bellasay. ' ,• - ' • -- M ° kPTWAY; sEI.4I'rENTA4It, 1813. : . ' „. ritOM LA - r i NIGHT'S GAZETTE. FOREIGN OFFICE, SEPTEMBER tn. ;His Rapt! Highness the Prince Regent has been pleasel in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the F.ari (4 Aberdeen, K. T. to be his Majesty's Andiassaior Eitraordi nary end Pleniootentlary to the Court of Vi-, u na. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent his . Tilio b'en pleased, , id the name and •nsi the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint tl6 Honotiroble.Frederick.l.akb to be Seeretary to his Majeetrei Esobas.l at that Court. lACMDLR kEIURI4ED TO SEPVt IN THIS PRISENT hARLIAMI.NT.I COUnty Palatine of Cour tam—John George Lai:Oxon, of Lamb.: ton, Esq. in the room of Sir Henry Vane rempest, deceased, MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, 6,'EPTEMI3I I 3t 29th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Edward Cormick to be Captain of a Troop, bi.purcha4e, Vice Newland, pro* motel. Commission dated Sept. vt, ISI3. 21St Ditto—Cornet Henry Tomkinsundo be Lieutenant, by put - chase, vice Fur, to hr retire:. " Ist Regiment of 'Foot Guaids--Edwardßurrard, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Wm. Burrant i , killed in action Colds:reamßegiment of Foot Guards—Captain Erlward Sunto.v, from the Ith Foot, to be Liemenatit and Captain, vice Ore. ville,,who exchanges. Dated as above. Est Reentient of Foot—Lituienantb. Johnstone to he Captain of a Company, vice James Stewart, killed ice action. Dated Sept. 9:0813. 'To-he Licutenanta, without purchase—En:ign Joseph Hoskins s e l vie:: Glover, dead of his wounds dated Sept. 22 ; Ensign Jo seph SyMes, vice Johnstone, dated Sept 24,3813. To be Ensigns—Joseph Ambrose Collins, Gent.hy purchasei vice Eyri, promoted, dated Sept. 19; John Clancy. Orin. -vice d, killed in action. dated Sept. 20; Archibald hi'Nicoli . Gent. vice Reynold's, dead of his wounds dated Seer.9l ; Hots c, Gent. vice Hoskins, dated Sept. 22; Hbn. Schomb4z Kerr, vice Symtcs, dated Sept. 2S, 1813. 3,1 Ditto—Ensign Robert Blake to be Lieutenant, without pur- , chaie, vice O'Donnell, who resigns; lanes, Gent. to lie . Ensign, vice Blake; dated Sept. e 3, t 812. 4th Ditto—To be lieutenants, wi hout purchase—Ensign John ' Sutherland, vice Maguire, killed in action, da , el Sept. 21 ;--a. Ensign Thomas Woodward, vice lawson,, killed lu action, dated Sept. 22 ; Ensign James Marshall, vice Carroll, killed in action, dated ;?opt. 23,1813. To be Ensigns—Volunterr Benwell, vice Sutherland, dated Sept. 21 ; Volunteer—di—Ferman !ex, from 531 Foot, vice Woodward, dated Sept; 2:1; Volunteer John Miller, from the Royal Scuts, vice Marshall, dated :Sept. 2C, I Sl3. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant and Captain George M. Grovllle. from • the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Sumner, who ux:hunge , ... dated Sept. 22. Oth Ditto—To be Lieutenants, wichou! purchase—tusign Tho mas Jones, vice E. A. Fraser, killed in action, dated Sept. 21 ; Ensign James Sutton, via: Mutant, kilted in action, dated . Sept. 22 ; Ensign J. Butler, vice Chadwick, ha action, d..ted Sept. es, 1813. • To be Ensigns--John Martin, Gent. by purrliise, vice Sanders, promoted, dated September 21, 1819; William Wade Luslir, Gent, vice Syrct, promoted. dated September 23, 1813; and Vole leer Chawner, L-oni, the 95th Toot,. vice Jones,. dated September 23,*1913. ' 11th no—To be Er signs,w Rigout pu r chase—Lieu tencn t George Moore, front the Cavan Militia, dated Sept 22; 11413 ; Alt•Xalltkr Grant, Gent. vice Fraser, u2p3itited to t'ae 421 Foot, dated Septemb t 23, 1813. • 20th Ditto—Brevet Major James Bent, to be Major, without purchase, vice Rose, killed in action ; lieutenant Joseph /ails to be Captain of a Company, vice Bent ; Ensign W. C. Grove to be Lieutenant, vice falls.: Datil September 28, 1813. 31st DiitoLleutenant George Monier to be Captain rif a Com pany, Without purchases vice' promoted in die 2tl West India Reg meat Dated April 1, 1813. 35th Ditto—Ensign John Hildebrand to be Lletettsemt, yritliout purchase, vice Manners, placed on half paf , ; John Conyerf, Gent. to be Ensibn, vice Hildebrand. Dated Sept. 1113. 37th Ditto—To be Lieutenants; without purchase—Erisign H. Towers, vice De la liourdunnayr, promoted in the 60th Foot, dated Sep-ember 28, 1813; Ensign John Griffiel, vice Bock, promoted in Meuron's Regiment, dated Sept. 29,1815. 38th Ditto—To be Captains of Companies, without perchase— Lieutenant William Ince, vice Werge, killed in ac nor; dated Sept. 22, fBl3 ; Lieutenant John Peddle, vice Wiltshire, dead of his wounds, dated Sept. 23, 1813.. To Ye LieutAiatits, ipurchate—Ensien George Freer,v!te Ince, dated Sept. 24 Ensign E. Gerdtter, vice M•Guchin, dead of his wounds, date d Sept. 23; Ensign A. Mitcdragill, Vice Lawrence, killed in, action, dated Sept. 24 ; Ensign Charles Ruddy, vice Wheatley, killed in action, datt d 25; and Ensign James Allen, vice Pedlie, dated September ?.G, 1819. To be EnSigns—Volunteer Patrick Beau, vice Freer, dated Sept. 22; Volunteer A Oliver, from the 834 Foots vice Gardner; dated Sept. 23; Volunteer James Dunlop, from the 58th Foot, vie Nlacdougail, d.tted Sept. 24; Richard Scott, G l int. vire Roddy, dated Sept. 25; and Volunteer Ma-hews, from the 42d Foot, vice Allen, dated September 26,1813. 39th Ditto—Ensign James Simpson to be Lieutenant ' witliont purchase, *ice Burton, promoted; ; Ensign Mivitiet Plunkett, front the 24 Garrison Battalion, t. be Enign, withott pur chase, vice Simpson Dated September 23, 1313. td Ditto--Eusign L. M'Kay to be Liewenant, vice Donald Grant, deceased ' Ensign A. L. Fraser, front the 11th Foot, to be Ensign, vice M'Kay. Dated September 29, 1813. 9th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Westropp to be Lieutenant, with: out purchase, vice Day, I ronioted ; Kerrie' de Lisle, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Westropp. Dated Sept. 23, 1813. std Ditto—Ensign Alexander John Fraser to be Lieutenant, vice Harvest, killed in action; George Robson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Totige, promoted. Dated Sept. 23,1813. 59th Ditto.--13revet Lieutenant-Colonel Heal Austen to be Lieut.-Col. vice Fane, dead of his wounds. Dated Sept. 23, 1813. To be Majnrit, Without purchase—Captain C. Creighton, vice Austen, dated Sept. 23, 1813 ; Captain John T. Horsley, vice Weir, dead of his wounds, dated Sept. 24, 1813. To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant W. Mandeville, Vice Creighton, dated Sept. 23, 1813; Lieutenant James Chawiek, vice Horsley, dated Sept. 94,1813; lieutenant J. Macgregor, vice Scott, killed in action s dated Sept. 25, 1813. To be Lietitenants—Ensign W. Veal, vice Mandeville, dated Si pt. 23, 1813; Ensign M. H..iloctor, vieeChadivick, dated Sept. 24, 1813; Endlin Mildinay Eerie, vice Macgregor, dated Sept. 25, 1813? Ensign A. M'Pberson, vice Walker, dead of his wounds, dated Sept. 46, 1813 ; .Euslgo William Pittman, vice Langley, dead of his wounds, dated Sept. 27, 1818 ; En. sign Alexander HoWard, vice Vevers, killed in action, dated Sept. 28, 1813 ; Ensign E. P. Duncan, vice Fane, killed in ac tion, dated Sept. 29, 1819: To be Ensigns—Andrew Clark Rose, Gent. vice Veal, dated Sept. 23, 1813; Robinson, Gent. vice Hector, dated Sept. 24, 1813; Abraham Ford Royse, *ice Pane dated Sept. 25,1813; John Francis Gray Maclean, Gent. vice Macpher son, dated Sept. 26, 1813. • 62d Ditto—To be Lieutenants, without purchase: Ensign John O'Grady, vice Porter, protnoteti in the 61st Foot, dated Sept. 22,1813; Ensign M. Coiclaugh, Ace Meehan, promoted in the Koyal African Corps, dated Sept. 23, 18 1 3. 82d Ditto--,Lieutenani John M'Kay lobe Captain of a Company, vice Conche, deceased, dated Sept. 23, 1613. - To be kieutenantv—Ensign Gee. Gouloen, vice Welsted, killed in action, dated Sept. 22, 1813; E. M. Jiolgate v vice istl-Kay i dated Sept. 21, 1813. To he Ensigns--Volunteer Mauriee O'Connell, from the 76th Foot; vice Goulden,:datad Sept. 22, 181::; George Mackay, Gent. vice liolgate, dated Sept. 23, 1813. 85th Ditto—Ensign R. Charlton, by purchase, vice Bennett, Wild, retires, dated Sept. 2f, 1813. 94th Ditto—Eftsign William Watson to be Lieutenant, vice' Mt. Campbell, killed in action, dated Sept. 23, 1813. 4th West India Regimens—Ensign Robert Ware to be 'Acute neratf- without purebsse, vice Rimmer, who reds's; Charles Bayly, Gent. to be Ensign, *ice Ware, dated September 25? Hwpitat Assistant 1 home Walker to be Assistant Surgeon, Vice Grabens,. appointe4„to the iStk Font.' 4ept. 2t, !see. CAI PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY. sth Ditto —Captain David Jolly, flint: the Yirk Inf.uery Volunteers, to hi Major; without ptirchose, vice Brorle, di•missetl. lit Ceylon Rem merit—George I Aiwa], Orin. to he Sertrid Liettrenant, without ptirchnsu, vice Hornsby, appulut.J to the York Light infantry Volume-fa. 21 Garrison Battalion —Els'go Turnbull, fern the Royal York Ranger,:, to be Midst's, vice Plunkett, appointld to the $:11 Foot. Dated es above. 4th Ditto—Richard Gethin Creao Conte, not. to be Eu.iin. vice Hayes. who.resignse Dated .Sept. 23, IN Is. ' 14th Royal V.neran Battalion—Captain A. Suthertind, front the 11th F4ot, to he Carain of a Company, vice Shirrs:on, de: teasel. Mid Sept. 23., 1813: Royal. York Ilingttra-A.o:!orge Ortnontl, Gnu:. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice 'Turnbull, appointed to the 2d Garrison . Battalion. Dated as above. p0r....a.. HI LITAItt cptrene. Assistant-Surgeon to the r nrcet John Pickering to b, Assistant Surg lin. vice Rob ion, d.e.ewed. . • • Hugel rat STAYT. Surzenn Thomas Cl'Maley, fr.ml the 64th Foos, to he Surgeon to the For.: l Al . Vice Melitie.. Kotnoted. Dated Sept. 22,1619. Hespital.:l,aistant James Weir to .ba Assistant Surgeon to the Force>. vice Champion, promoiel is the Gth DragookGvards. - Date 4 September P, York Light Infantry Volontecrieutenaii. John W. W'-bh. from the ;nth Fore, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Pally, pro:noted in the 6th West India ment. Dated Sep;enstier 23, 1518. T(b he Ensigns, without purchase.-Second Lieutenant W. W. Itenshy, from the Ist Ceylon Re meat, vice SytukatS; pro mated, dated ocpt. end John Thomas Guinan, Geat. vice Walker, promoted, slated Sept. 93, 1818. 111C340tiANDUA. j~ Ensign Die son, nf the 1/7tlt F 0.4, who was suoerseilei, as stated in tile Gaz..tte of lath July last, is reinstatsi in Ids tank. Ensigit Thom -IS Buck ,of the Bed FOot, and Emilio John hi-mt. g-nsery, of the lulst Foot, are superseded, being absent Without , leoee. • • TRR.tTA —Peer Jatiepti • AVVII, Gent. and Frederick Farquhar.; 11011, Gene tube Ensi;as hi the 1024 Foot, ai stated In the Oa zetteso' the 2:ith instant, read Joseph POwieg, Gcnlt4 add Frede rick Farq therein, G:nt. to b. Ensigns In 101 s: Foot. The christian name of Lieetenant Baldwin, of the 33th Foot, is "John,' and not " Charles," as stated in the Gazettes of the lit February and 26th September, 1813. Cominlaions in the Berwickshire Regiment of Gentleman and . Yeomanry Cavalry. signed by the LordLieurenant. Major Joseph Mar.hall to be Lieuteuarie-Colonel Cumnandant, vice Buchan, deceased; Captain John Swinton to he Major, vice Marsh dl, doled .Aagest 6 ; George AUCII3tI, Esl. to be Captain,' vice Swinton, dated August 20, 1813; (luaus Has. well, E q. tole ditto, vie_ F.uirhulna, reeigned, ,and Alexander • Don,Esq to be ditto, vice Pringle, deceas.d, dated o.rober 211, 1810; Thomas 43risee, Geut• to be Lieutenant, vice Sottunet vWe, resigned, dated October 30, 1611. • Commi-don, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire. Royal South Lincoln Militia—Major Coningiby Waldo Sibthorp to be I ieutenalarCid alai, vice Denshire, resit,mel. Dated S tember 18, 181 J. • Commissions, stoned 1./ the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Nottineliam. 'Nottinghamshire Regiment of Miiitia—Thomas Thoroton tie younger, E'q. to tie Deputy•Lleutenaut, dated Sept. 2 ; Ed .werd Manghatn, Geut. to be Ensign, doled Sept. 13, lel& Commis:lens, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Essex. Western Reelment of Ere: Miluia—Sam Moss Copping, Genet to be Ensign, vice Sadler, promoted, dated August 30 ; Fred** rick Cooper, Gent. to be Enstm, vide Trizge, appolotei to the 'idth Foot, dazed August 31, 1813. Commissions, signed by the Lord lieutenant of Lanarkshire. eih"( +r Highland) Regina:tit of Lanarkahire Local Militia—Ma jor C. Ida Chimpbell to be ideate :ant-Colonel, vice M'Lach lan, resigned; Captain ALeander Grant to be Major, vice Campb.e; prier.° ed ; 1.1-inettant John WI/me:ail to h. Cap ta:n, arc,: Grant, promoted: dated July 1,1,113. lieutenant John Gardner to be ditto, vice hiatine, resigned, dot d July S; Lieutenant Charies>fackintosh to be ditto, vice Anciraw Mate kiniosh, ergned i dated July 3; Ensign Alexander Downie to be Lieutenant, vice il/PDowgall, promoted, dated July 2; End sign James Campbell to be ditto, vice Gardner, promoted, da• ted July 22; Ensign Mungo Campbell to be ditto, vice Mace kintosli f promoted, dated as above; William Fu.ting, Gent. ter be Ensign, vice Downie, promoted, dated July 2, lull BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • Nov. 20. Mathew Brogy, late of George •str. et, Minories, gua• stock-draker, dealer and cliaptrion, at ten, at Giiildhall. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Reticle:forth the youngest, of Newington:Causeway, Surrey, and /20; Ratelitre Highway, Middlesex, stay maker, dealer and chairman, to surrender October 2,9, and November 9, at ten, 'at :luildlialL Attorney, Mr. T. T. Taylor, Fore street, Cripplen ' ate. James Jones, ofOswestry;SdOpi dealer and chapman, October 9, 16, and Nov 9, at eleven, at the Cross Keys Inn, Oswestry. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Longueeille bones, Oswestry. Onesiphorous Stanley, of the parish of Pitchcombe, Gloueetter► shire, clothier, October 5,6, and Nos. 9, at eleven, at the Horse ‘ and Gtobm Inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Mr. Genets Chilton, No. 7, Chancery-lane, London ; or Messrs. Okey and COmmeline; Gloucester. Eli Sikes, of Bolton, jattica-bire, qler-manufacterer, dealer anti chapman : Sept. 23, 2t, and October 16. at two, at the Star Inn • Manchester. Attondes, Mr. Satuuel Woodcock, Bury; or Mt! Blakelock, No. 14, Serjeant's•lnu, Flee'-inert, London. George Sharpley, pow or late of Southwick, Hants, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, October 14, at one, October 13 1 at ekveo, mid Nov. 9, at one, at the King's Arm., Portsea. Anoraks, Mr. William Townsend, Staple-Lunt Leiden ; or Mr. Edge. combe, Parise& Joseph Baker the younger, of Nottingham, shoe-inafrafaetereg and leather-cutter, dealer and chapman, October 14, 16, and Nov. 9, ar eleven, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby. Attor nine, Messrs. Lambert and Son Bedford-row, London ; or blissers! Edwards and Jessopp, Din-by. .t, DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Nov. 111, Major Blundell, Peter Blundell, and Sarah Blundell, of Holborn-Bridge, wholesa e drapers, at one. Nov. 4, Timothy Kirtland. of Ryder's.eourt, Leicester F.elds, haberdasher, at ten. Nov. 4, Robert Cuming Dewar, Great Winchester-street, mer chant. at eleven. October 23, William Woolcombe the elder and younger, Rotherbitke, thip-buildih. DIVIDENDS to be Made in the COUNTRit. Nov. 3, Richard Bulmer and Joseph Buttner, South Shields; sl , ip-builders 'at eleven, at the George Inn , Neweititle. Octobe r 29, Wm. Dickenson, Coventry, silkman, et eleven, at the Craven Arms, Coventry. October 28, George Hewlett Hoed, Farelsans, yeoman, at one, at the Red Lion, Fareiam. October gi, Peter Henry Barker ad John Henry Peacock, Burwell, CambriJge shire merchants, at twelve at the Chequer Inn, Brandon.-- 'Octave 23, Wm. Allen, King's Lynn, Norfolk. grocer, at tour at the GuileJiall, King's Lynn. October 20, Unnent rten, 01 Dungeon-Wood,Vorkshire,higgler, at eleven, at the White Swaa Inn, Iludderdield. October t 9, John Tebhutt, of Nottingham, stealer, at eleven; at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. October 21, Park rattle, King's Lynn, grocer, at four, a• thrldhall, K;PG',- Lynn. October 27, John Parke and Preston Fryer Parke, Mar cbester, merchants, ar two, at the Talbot, Manchester, October 19, ChAries Dufrene and Joke Penny. of Nutitnaham, Leber: dashers, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Samuel SLlTlsti C S, E K ß a T tc i lffv FlC H A 7wly7 c s er lop tni te k l i ter ? ! . IX'rn. Purge,/ Gumnter, Brtelpurt, Dorset; id/Me-spinner. Peery %Villains, it Langbourne.Caambers, but late of the Havanneh, merchant,- 1 Wm. vop Green n , l ll er e c i ti tan an -le- t. ‘ M v ators in. iiiehopke ndell, etenike;indEdsors7edringlebz:ltyo! U Road, corn aid potatoe-dealer. Archibald .1 Call, late of Km. anoBf, Jamaica, metehant, but now a prisoner in the Fleet. . . bFFIV g: of .olenr'AtvCB, Sept. 10, ielS. THE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of hi: MA- JisTr, ORD* 'INCH, do here6.y give odiee, That Propoials will be feceived-at their Office, In Pall-Mall, osier before Monday, the 4th day of Oct i ober next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the poformance of the I,RICKLAYERS', MASONS'. and PLASTERERS' WORKS, required for the Ordnance service in the Portsmouth DlVision, for a period of Five Years, determinable after tile expiration of the fiat Two Years, upon -Six Months notice, at the brion of either party. Descriptive Schedules of the Works that are to be performed and the Terms and Conditions of the Coctracts, may be obtained upon application to Maltsr-General Fishes, Commanding Royal Engineers at Portsmouth; and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall• Mall afttresald, any day between the hours of ten and font. 041ock , where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and I endorsed " Proposals fur Works at Portsmouth;" but no Pro ; posal can be admitted after the said 4th day of October, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Ten- - der be noticed unless the party snaking it or an agent. on his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Bt.atd, R. N. c BFR; Seeretary.