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o i •• . • . ' ' r .t ‘. 1 • • ; - . THEATRE ROYAL, COYRNI:OARDRN. JUST INDIA 1100311 1 , Decenkr 18, 11811. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANTe MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, teactiir: to the EAST INDIES, de hereby give Notice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on Friday, the 17th of Ja nuary, 1812, from Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, uatil Six in the Evening, to ballot on the following Question, viz. " That this Court approve the unanimous Resolution of the Court of - Directors of the 21th ult, wherein they state, that they have reason to believe that all the persons who were on board the ship Ocean at the time she is supposed to have been lost, have perished, and as the occasion and circumstances relating to her loos are wholly unknown, there is an impossibility of enquiring sa isfactorily into the loss of the said Ship; that this Court are fully satisfied that the Ship was stored in a sufficient manner at her outfit for her voyage, and that consequently no blame can attach to the Owners • and that from the e xperience and a bili t y of the Comm an d er and Officers, it is reasonably to be inferred that no blame attaches to them." 161st Regiment—Brevet Lieut.-Collins! B. W. Otdey en be Lieu'. tenant• Colonel, without purchase; Brevet I ieutesent-Colonel Robert M'Nab to be Major, vice Ottley ; Lieutenant Robert M'Donald to be Captain of a Company, vice M'Neb ; Ensignl R. S. Knox to be Li?utenant, vice MDonald. Royal Staff Corps—Gentleman Cadet Charles Scott, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Croad, promoted in the 104th Foot. 4tit West•lndia Regiment—Captain Mathew Read to be Major, without purchase vice Forsateen, appointt d to the loth Foot; Ensign Charles Miller, from the 46th Fcot, to be Eats•gn, vice Hickey, who exelsaages. ith Ditto—John Penniger, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice JVl'Donald, who resigns. Bth Ditto— Yates, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Anderson, promoted. Royal York Rangers —Brevet Lieutenant - Colonel Mathew Mahon to lte Lieutenant-Colonel. without purchase ; Captads Godfrey Sulk to be Major, vice Mahon ; Lieutenant Thunshir i White to biraptain of a Company, vice Stark. Royal West-India Rangers—Ensign William Long, from the In valid Company in the West ludlea, to be Ensign, vice Prender gut, prosuo•ed. 3d Garrison Battalion—Capsain Charles Bayly, from the 634 Vow, w Major. IC& listr Battalion— Seri. , ••• to be slgn. ROYAL INSTITUTION. THE Members and Subscribers are informed, that the LECTURES will commence on Saturday, 25th Ja , at Two o'clock, P.M. when the introductory Lecture Will be delivered by Mr. LlAvr. The following arrang-ments are made for the ensuing season: Chemistry and Electrochemical science, by H. Days', Esq. Sec. R. S. LL.D. A,✓troeomy, by Jonst POND, Esq. F.R.S. Astronomer Royal. Botany, by J. E. surrit, M.L) F.R.S. Pres. Lin. Society. C u inNtratiie Physiology, by P. M. ROOM'', M.D. Poetry, by T. CAMPBELL, Esq. January, ibsl2. And the Court of Directors having, on the 27th ultimo, con sented by Ballot to restore Mr. WILLIAM HENRY MLRRIMAN, late Chief Mate of the eira ship Tottenham, to the Company's Service, conformably to the Act of the 13th of his present Ma jesty, for establishing certain Regulations for the said Company, and the said consent of the Court of Directors having been laid before and considered at a General Court of the said Company, held this day, pursuant to 14 days notice given for that purpose, Notice is hereby given, That at the said General Court the follow ing question will also be put by the Ballot, viz. ..Lot-Major Wm. M`Cance . BREVET. Major Xavier de Sade, of the 97th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colo nel in the Army. _ . " That Mr. WILLIAM Harrar MrsitissAN, late Chief Mate of the extra ship Tottenham, be restored to the Company's Ser vice." In order to determine by such Ballots, whether three parts in four of the Proprietdrs present at such General Court concur with the Court of Directors in their Resolution respecting the loss of the Ship Ocean, and also in their Resolution that Mr. WILLIAM HENRY MERRIMAN be restored to the Conti:lli:ly% Service. WILLIAM . RAMSAY, Secretors. MARITIME CAMBRIAN SOCIETY. KTOTICE is hereby given, That the SUBSCRIP TIONS of this SOCIETY, which became due on the Ist Instant (with the additional Sum of £1 on each Subscription, towards the Support of captured Members) must be paid on or bsfore she 20th day of February next ; and that all Members neglecting to pay the same, on or before the above-mentioned shy, will be excluded from this Society. ABRAHAM PEELL, Secretary. George-yard, Lombard -street, Jan. 6,1812. BAIH AND BRISTOL CANAL, AND BRIS COL WATER WORKS. THE COMMITTEE of MANAGEMENT of 1 the BATH and BRISTOL CANAL and BRISTOL WATER-WORKS, having at their last General Meeting held on the 14th day of December inbtant, appointed a Special Meet ing of the Proprietors at large of the above Undertaking, to be held at the City of London Tavern, Bi,hopsgate.striet, London, on Friday, the 10th day of January, 1812, at eleven o'4.lock in ter brenoon, in order to lay before rich Meeting a Statement of the Accounts and Concerns of the Company, Notice is hereby given, that a Special Meeting of the said Proprietors will accord tegly be held at the time ak4 place and for the purpose aforesaid. By Order of the said Committee, WARD and MERRIMAN, Principal Clerks. Marlhot'ough, Dec. 18, 1811. MONEY TO LEND. PEI SONS immediately supplied by Mr. DRUM porn and Co. 2.5, Russell-mews, Howland-street, llitx ray-stpiare, by Annuity, or on Notes of Hand, or any other manner, for a short or a long period, without exposition or delay. The applications made to other Offices are generally at last brought to Mr. l). whose power to raise Money is paramount to theirs.— Those who at once apply to Mr. D. have a decisive answer, and arced exposition.—Heirs to Property supplied; but nothi ng at. Seeded ht ander se9oo. FACTS ÜbiDENIABL.E. - b- 0 - Will Gain • XllO,OOO 10 •10 o Vl' i l lGain - - 10,000 S • 10 -0, - Will Gain . .5,000 • •16 - 6 • Will Gain - - 2,500 - 8 - 6 . Will Gain - 1,250 ALL IN ONE DAY. OBSERVE, the STATE LOTTERY of only 2,000 Tickets begins Drawing at Nine o'Clock in the Morning of die 21st of THIS MONT/3, and finishes on that Day, so tbat those Persons who mean to Purchase must Buy on or before MONDAY, the 20th of This Month. STATE LOTTERY. Y, CORNHILL, AND 1 s, COVEN'iIIY-STREET. PYTON recommend) his Friends and the Public 4- 4 gener.lly to notice the favourite Scheme of the New-year's Lottery. With only 12,000 Tickets, there are Two Prizes of &0,000, Two of £6, , ..`00, Two of £4,000, Sit of /1,000, &c. &c. &c. No Prize less than £2o,and the whole to be drawn 21st Of This Menth.—Tickets and Shares are selling by EYTON, as above, villa had the pleasure of distributiu; to his_ Friends in the Lotteries drawn in October and November last, the following Capital Prizes, In Efty-nine Shares : No. 3,3,3 Class A, a Prize of £15,000 3,343 Claw B, a Prize of £15,000 71 Class B, a Prize of £3,0t0 4,025 Class A, a Prize of £1 900 • 225, Class C, a Prize of £3OO —e?.?.. itEW YEAR'S onrrsOFTWB - r; TY I'HOUSAND POUNDS , litmus IN THE MATCHLESS S FATE LO rIERY Oft • ONLY 12,000 TIME rs, ALL TO BE DRAWN ON 'TUESDAY, 213 t THIS MON ri-fl BISH, (Contractor); gratetilly happy in alt o- • soutteiag the numerous Capital Prises which he has sold I. the last three er four months, solicits the pubic attention to *present Lottery, and sincerely hopes to be equally fortunate is dkpoitng of Capt.:as to thole who now honour him with their eArn!nands. The tickets are few; the Prize( numerous ; the Capials great; and the Risk small. _ , SCHEME. 8 Prizes of 4%0,000 are 5e40,000 2 - 6.000 2,000 - 4,003 - 11 ‘ 1102 6 • . !moo . - • 6,000 9,996 from iesen to £2O _ • - - 5.1,000 • The following Capital Prizes Were sold InShares at 4, Corn hill, 9, Charivg-cross, London; and ty Burr's Agents in the coun try, in the two Luttgies drawn in October and November last c 1,693 - Class A £16,000 9,348 Class C £15,000 3,863 - A - 5,000 ' 71 . - A - 3,000 1,653 - - A - 2,4 00. 1,853 - B - 2 , 000 4,025 - C 1 3 ,000 r 1,852 - A 500 4,054 - A - 500 3,563 - - A. - 500 3 ,863 - B. - 300 Jsic. Bcc acc. An immediate parehase is advised, as, from the smallness of the Imtery rakes and Shares may be vtry scarce within a day or two of the Drassinzs which will be TUESDAY, the 81st INSTANT. FOR COUOII4, COLDS, Re. WALSH'S CO LTSFOOT LOZENGES. Me lago was the name given to Celtsfuot by the antients, who knew its value in Coughs, &c. It is prepared In the form of Lozenges ' as the moat agroeaile to palate ; and atm, that by its Radially dissolving in the mulch, may with more certainty be tetveyed to the puts affected; these Lozenges are cLobstruent, detergent, and lubrucating, allaying the tickling sensation which occasions Coughing, clearing the voice, and producirg the most silutzry effects; if used as a preventive, few persons will be bkd with Coughs t!trough the winter, and the!r price places them within tin reach of all ranks of people. Sold by Shaw and Ed.sards, 66, St. Paul's, on the footway, who are the sole propr ktors, and none are genuine but whit have their name on the stamp. Retail also by Tutt, 'Exchange, and Slinger and Co. Ozforctstreet. Also, WALSH's ANTIPERTUSSI; for the HOOPINO COUGH, a remedy long apptoved, and recommended by the list families in the kingdvre. Price only ge. 9d. per bottle. STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Jasper Nicolle, of the 14th Foot, to be De puty Adjutant-General to the Forces serving in Ireland, vice Major-General Raymond. Lieutenant-Colonel Samuel Brown, of the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Deputy Quarter-Master-General to the Forces serving in Ireland, vice Major-General Murray. Captain Thomas Finn Add'son, of the 94th Foot, to be aee.retary to the Governor of Annapolis Royal. Assistant-Commissary-General Thomas Dumaresq to be Deputy- Commissary-General to the Forces. Deputy Assistant Commissary-General Charles De Bels to be an Assistant-Commissary-General to the Forces. BARRACKS. To be Barrack-Masters to the Forces in Great-Britain, David Logan, George Logan, and Henry H Lawn. The King's German Legion. td Battalion of Light Infantry—Lieutenant George Wackerha gen to be Captatu of a Company, w:tli trnipor-ry rank, vice Robertson, deceased; Ensiga M. T. H. Jobin to be Lieutenant, vice lA'acktrhagen. - 4th Battalion of the Line—Ensign C. Lichtenberger to be Lieu. tenant, vo ce Heimburg, who resigns; Calet Serjeant Henry De Witte to be Ensign, vice Lichtenberger. MEM OR A NOV M. The exchange between Lieutenant Trevlson, from Half-pay of the Royal Regiment of Malta, and lieuteuant Malaspina, of De Watteville's Regiment, as s ated in the Gazette of the 22d October last, has not taken place. Lieutenant Wm. Jones, of the 7th Foot, Is superseded. ER aATA in tke Gazettes of the 16th February and sth November last. 73d Foot—For James Gregorson, Gent. to be ramp, trice Camp bell, promoted; read Ensign James Gregorson, from the 66th Foot, to be Ensign, v;ce Campbell, promoted. 24th Ditto—For Robert Marsh, Gent. to be Ensignorke Hodge, whose Appointment has not taken place ; read Robert Marsh, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase vice Fraser, prdmoted. • • . . -• • . I • • • - . • - • .dramr: ll • • • • - . .•• • - , , . ) • 4 r - *: 1 • ' ant • - 41 1 - 4' 4 1 , • s • . • ( 1 \ • t • . , .4 . • w. • 1 41 pr • - - - 'WEDNESDAY, JANUARY P 18 4 • [PRWEsoupaNts-Rieutrimitt • t Lie P4IRLIAJOWT4Ri %out pi • • • t Mak rain o *musk OF LORDS, JANUARY 7 . I* steam 80011 after three o'clock this day, a coe'iderabie dem Amber 14 Peers 'Attended in their to 104 places, in cease& to qaence of his Royal Highness the Pninecc Reoawr's• Proclamation for the assembling of Parlhunent for Forst ,the dispatch o f b us i ness . Th e Loan CHA.XCILLLOae from his Grace the AnctinlelloP of Cawrassuar, the SlAr.4 r, Gk qis s WIiLLII4I.IIY, the E trls of Warritnani.Anie and who r CAMDEN, being attired in their fobs.' of state, took Gent. their seats on the bench in front of the throw, revet as big Royal Highness' s C omm i ss i oners. Cola Mr. QmAnaini Acting Usher o f the Mack Rod. sr, .it ems ther . dispatched to o r d er t h e attendance of the: . Corn peotruncish, who forthwith appeared at the bar to a •Ensk .0004ideifilble number, with the SPEAKER at their head. ;t Ind The LORD CHANCELLOR then, es oleo of dn C the Commissioners , delive re d the following Speech • an the fart of his Royal Highness the PUINCE 4 1111 7 EVE zralr tOltn. AND CINTLIMIEW. • • 07th . c Fon 2uarl Maj if the Roya horn; •ces. neral to th CKS. For ittnr lan cum w. r. H L't ; titbel Trey the oot, th • to b omo o be to ; ; vice 3LO nba dLlt one md• ttos allied Feb 11111 lh▪ a • S I, s IF Ida / :e M lOU oth an d all. ,ur cc d 1 G dal Which. sr, ite tan er, • I- In; tea do Idl • 1 'F Ti all tJ the P: 11 4 et Fli State" - finally farther a e Prince it s May Dt 'n, . •d tfl calgArrcial, that • to kesc Al finances of iliac Session el /Niel* • We arc commanded by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent to express to you the deep sorrow which he feels in announcing to you the continuance of Lis Majesty's lamented indisposition, and the unhappy disappointment of those hopes of his Majesty's early recovery, which had been cherished by the dutl'al affection of his family and the loyal attachment of his people. " The Prince Regent has directed copies of the last Reports of her Majesty the Queen's Council to be laid before you, and he is satisfied that you will adopt such measures as the present melane choly exigency may appear to require. 11 In securing a suitable and ample prov;s:.on for the support of his Majesty's Royal dignity, and for the attendance upon jils . Majesty's sacred person, during his illness, the Prince l.event rests assured that you will ales bear in mind the indispensible duty of continuing to preserve for his Majesty the facility of re• suming the personal exercise of his Royal authority, in the happy event of his recovery, so earnestly desired by the wishes and the prayers of his family end his subjects. " The Prince Regent directs us to s'gnify to you the satisfaco tion with which his Royal Highness has observed that the mew. sures which have been pursued for the defence and security of the kingdom of Portugal have proved completely effectual, and that on the several occasions in which the British or Portuguese troops have been engaged with the enemy, the reputation already acquired by them has been fully maintained. 1 ' The successful and brilliant enter; rite which terminated In the surprise, in Spanish Estremadura, of a French corps, by a detachment of the allied army under Lieutenant -General NM, is highly creditable to that distinguished officer and to the troops under his command, and has contributed materially to obstruct eie designs of the enemy in that part of the Penlesuly. " The Prince Regent is assured, that while you reflect with pride and satisfaction on the conduct of his Majesty's troves an 4 BANKRUPTCIES 'ENLARGED. of flee allies, in these various and impottant services, you will render justice to the c o n summate j u d gment and skill displayed Pala 115. John Henry Wilki nson , o f L om b ar d etreet, Do n d on, ... factor, dealer and chemist:to, at ten, at Guildhall. • by General Lord Viscount Wellington in the direction of BANKRUPTS. campaign. Thomas Smith, of Charlotte-street, Rathbene-place, Middlesex, "In Spain the spirit of the people remains unsub.luect, andthe upholsterer, dealer and chapman, to surrend e r January 11, 2 1, system of warfare so peculiarly adapted to the actual condition of and February 18, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown, the Spanish nation, has been recently extended and improved un- Pudding-lane. der the advantages which result frem the operations of the ; '- Thomas Asbfield, of Shadw e ll, Middl esex , money - scr i vener, ' dealer and chapir.an, January 11, 25, and February IR, at ten, armies on the fronfer, and from the sounttnance and Meistanc• at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nelson, Paltgrave-place, Temple- of his Majesty's navy on the.coast. • Ber, London. -.'" Although the great exertions of the enemy h ave i n soma Henry Hunt, of Worcester, ski nner , d ea l er an d c h apman, J an. quarters been attended with success, his Royal Hi g h ness i s per• 27, 28, and Fe',. la, at e l even , at t h e G u ildh a ll C offee-house, Worcester. Anomie!, Mr. John Pownall, Staple-inn, LON • seeded you will admire the-perseverance and gallantry manifested don ; or Mr. Samuel Ha: en, Worcester. by the epanish tirades. Even in those provinces principally melte Daniel Kiddiford, of Basinghall-street, London, warehouseman, dealer and chap t uan, Ja n u ar y 18, 22, and F e b ruary 18, at - • vied by the French forces, new ener g y h as ar i sen among the peoe .. elsven, at Guildhall. Attornies , Messrs. Blandford and Mtn- pie, and the increase of difficialty and Jaeger has produced more ray, 17, Mitre-coin Buildings, Temple. * Connected, efforts of general resistance. William Hoiroyd, late of H o ll an d- street , Bl ac kf r l ars- R oa d , Sur- n . Tee p r o ne Regent, in the name and on t h e b ehalf of his rey, vie caller, dealer and chapman, January 11, 21, and Feb. Majesty, comMands u s to ex p ress h i e confident hope that you 111, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lucas, Webb e r- street , ' Bleck friars-Road. wili enable him to continue to afford the most effectual aid and Henry Hughes, of Basinghall-street, London, cloth-factor, ; Jan. assistance in the sueport of the coneest, es hick the brave nations 11, 21, and February 18, at *en, at Guildhall. Anoraks, of the Peninsula still maintain with such uuabated zeal and reso- Messrs. Blandford and Murray, 17, Mitre-court Buildings, Temple. lotion. , Edward M'Swiney, formerly of Demerara, late of Guadaloupe, "Ns Royal Highness commands us to oxprese his congratuia and now of Westmorland-place, City-Road, Middlesex, m. r- tions on th e success o f t h e lk tish arms in the Island o f J ava , chant, January 11, 21,. and Feb. 18, at one, at Guildsail.— - *Attorney, Mr. Crawford, 37, B roa d- street , L on d on. " The Prince Regent t rusts t h at you will cenci i r with his Ben jamb' Wilson, of Le e ds, Y or k-h ire , fl ax - sp i nner, dealer and Royal 1-Lg'.ness in appro v i ng t h e w . s d oin and ability with chapman, Feb. 3,6, and IS, at eleven, at the White Horse lint this enterprize, as well as the capture of the islands of Bourbon. and l'avern, in Leeds. Anomie*, Messrs. Lee and Rayner, and the Mauritius, has be.en conducted under the immediate direce. Leeds; or Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New Inn, London, time of the GovernoreGeneral of India; and that you will ape 17, 18, and Feb. 18, a t e l e v en , at t h e Gl o b e r aven), Nathan Samuel, of Liv e rp o oL silversmith and draper, January Maud the decision, gallantry, a n d sp i r i t consp i cuously displayed .iverpool. Anomie's, Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr. in the late operations of the brave army wider the command John Davies, Fenwick-street, Liverpool. of that distinguished Officer, Lieutenant -Genera Sir Samuel Thomas Dedrick Woolbert, of Charing-cross, Middlesex, hatter, January 18, 23, and F e b. 18, at twe l ve , at G u i ldhall. Attor. Auchrnuty, so powerfully a n d ably supported by his isdajesty's si ney, Mr. Bou,field, Bouverie-street, Fleet- s t reet . naval forces. Wiliam Hamer, of Pemberton, Lancashire, tanner, dealer and "'By the completion of this system of operations, great addle chapman, Jan. 30, 31, and Feb. is, at eleven, at the Slop, tional security will have been given to the British Commerce and Bolton, Lancashire. Anomie., Messrs. Shepherd, Adlingion, -ce and Gregory, Bedford-row, L on d on ; or M r . H u t ton, Bolton. Possessions in the East Indi es , an d t h e C olonial Power of Fear John Willday the younger, of Meriden, Warwickshire, malster will have been entirely extinguished. and corn-factor, dealer and chapman, Jan. 10,13, and Feb. 18, 11 His Royal Higheess thinks it expedient to recommend to at eleven, at th e Geor ge Inn, C oventry . A ttorn i es, Messrs. your attention the propriety of p rov idi ng such measures for the ton and L Kinderley ea, Cove ntry Long Gray's-inn, London; or Messrs. Trough-- nature government of the British possessions in I n d ia , as shall . Thomas Stubbs, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, appear from ezpetience, and upon mature deliberation, to be Jan. 20, 30, and Feb. 18, at eleven,*at the Globe Tavern, Lie calculated to secure their internal prosperity, and to derive from verpool. Attornies, Messrs. Shepherd. Daltera and Topham, , Adlington, and Gre gory, Gray's-inn, London ; o r M essrs .those flourishing dominions th e inmost degr ee o f a d vantage to Liverpool. Commerce and Revenu e o f t h e U n i te d Kingdom. George Morecroft and Samuel Bites, late of Birmingham, corn- "We are commanded by the Prince Regent to acquaint dealers., dealers and chapmen, Jan. 15, at four, 16, at ele ' ven, at that while his Royal Highness regrets that various imminent the Talbot lan, It ugeley, and Feb. 18, at twelve, at the Flitch subjects of difference wi t h t h e G overnment of the United - of Bacon Inn, Wichli or , S ta ff or d s hi re . At omics, Messrs. Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke, of America still remain unadj uste d, the difficulties which the - Messrs. Birch, Fo s t e r, and Bishop,Wan - mei-court, London; or Rugeley. affair of the Chesapeake • frigate occasioned have been - DIVIDENDS. removed; and we are directed to assure you, that in the Peb. 1. W. Manning, of Boston, Lincoln, straer-manufacturer. progress of the discussions with the United States, the - —Jan. 20. T. Sykes and W. Baker, Leeds, York, dyers. —Feb Regent will continue to employ such means of conciliation as may 10. J. and J. Sykes, Leeds, York, merchants.—Feh. 1 7. W. Brill, Woodbridge, Su ff olk, bwcher.--....1 an . 28. J. H e i n i be consistent with the honour and di gn i ty of his Majesty ' s Crow, Middleicx, victualler,—tan, 28. J. Simpson and vir .of Hampton , i G. Farman, . and with the due m a i ntenance o f the maritime and cone of the Old 'Change, factors—Jan. 28. 1% Clive and S. Richard.-- , rights and interests of the Brit'sh Empire. son, of Tokenhouse-yard, merchants.—Jan. 28. A. Salt and C. ; 44 GM11;714e14 t f Me lime of COSIMOII7 A. Beckman, of Birmiligham, wine-merehants.—Feb. 3. S. Hall, I "_ His Royal H ghneesLas directed the ' Estimates for the r of B ri stol, ironmongme—Feb. T. W. F. Spencer, of Gosport, mer cer —Feb. 12. E. Rayner and J. Medley, 'of Newport, isle 6f v:ee of the cutreut year to be laid before you. He trusts Wight, corn-dealerse--law. 31 . I. Cow icy, of Sheffied, cutters— . yuu will furuish'hlnt with such supplies as may be necessary Jan. 24. S. and W. Harrison , of Manch , seer, hatters . — Feb. 11. J. i ea.y is Routh, T. I.e Mesuri e r, an d H. L. Ruler, of Austin friar s , inee• I enable him to continue th e eentest i n welch Ins Majesty raged with that spirit' and exer.lou which will afford the " chants —Jan. 21. R. Mount and W. R o b erts , o f A nge l -court, nterchants.—Jan. 23. J. Curtis, of Spring.streer, Mary -la bonn e ,. I p ros p ect o f its successful terminanen. tellow-chandkr.—Jan. 28, H. Fell, of Watling-meet, Mlneh.e s . .. His Rol al Highnesi comma:ids us to recommend ' - ter-warehousemen.—lan. 28. S. Mobbs, art Southampton, should resume the con s id erat i on o f t h e state of the ' chants. milli ner.—Jan. 28. R. and T. Rennarus, ot lilegston-upun-lluil, eta s • Maud, ithic.h you had cannuenced in IL las: ' • • • ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE, Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George T. December, 1811, P ERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 2,:th instant, are hereby informed, that receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their respective Agents in the several Counties ; and the parties assured are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of January next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, be yond the date of each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL. PENNING, jun. Secretary. •,• Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As surance of Buildings, Goods, Nlerchandize, and ships in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss, or Damage by Fire; and a!so for the Assurance of, and gramting Annuilies on Lives. N. N. Fire Policies will be issued, free of espence, to the As sured, where the annual Premium amounts to 6a. or upward. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY. PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, JANUARY 7. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Thomas Clubley to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Maunsell, promo-ed. Sth Ditto—Cornet Joseph Pattison to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant David Robb, from the 71st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gem, who exchanges. 4th Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant •I'homas Charles Fenton to be Captain of al'roop, by purchase,viceHugonin, promoted. ISth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet George Philips to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Macrae, who retires. 16th Ditto.—Captain James Hay to he Major, without purchase, vice Stanhope, promoted in the 17th Light Dragoons. 17th Ditto—Major the Hon. Lincoln Stanhope, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. 18th Ditto—Major the Hon. Henry Murray to be Lieutenant- Colonel, without purchase; Brevet Major Philip Hay to be Major,Murray;vice Murray • Lieutenant Edward Burke to be Cap tain of a Troop, vice Hay. 2.2 d Ditto—Colonel 'I homas G. Montresor to be Lieuteaant- Colonel, *ithout burchase; Captain Thomas H. Dawes to be Major, vice Montresor ; Lieutenant Wm. Wood to be Cap tain of a Troop, vice Dawes; Cornet A. Moorhead to b e _ . Liebtenant, vice VI ood ; Cornet C. G. Urquhart, from ithe 2d Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice Moorhead. 25th Ditto—Colonel James Moore, from the 23dLight Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. Ist Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Muller to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase ; Captain Peter Fraser to be Major, vice Muller. _ . _ _ _ 7th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colnnel J. M. Nnoth to he Lieu- ten:art-Colonel, without purchase; Captain John Wm. Beatty to be Major, vice Nooth. 12th Ditto—Major Wm. Henry Forssteen, from the 4th West India Regiment, to be Major, without purchase. To be Captains of Companies, w:thout purchase—Lieutenant Charles Crawford, vice Ashton, promoted; LL•utenant George Llewellyn; Captain John Campbell, from the Royal York Rangers; Captain Richard England, from the Gsth Font; and Lieutenant Ronald Macdonald, from the 17th Foot. 'To be Lieutenant—Lieutenant and Adjutant Walsh, from the 6th West India Regiment. To he Ensigns, without purchase—George Money and John Morgan, Gems. 17th Ditto—Ensign H. W. Walbridge to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M'Donald, promoted in the 12th Foot ; George Garth Robinson, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Walbridge. 25th Ditto—James M. Noble, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Compson, prOmated. ,26th Di to—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Fountain Hogg to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase ; Captain James Conolly to be Major, vice Hugg ; Lieutenant James Nash to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Conolly ; James Mahon, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. 36th Ditto—Breva Lieutenant-o,lonel Lowis Davies to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, without purchase; Captain Molyneux Smith to be Major, vice Davies ; Lieutenant Richard Gilbert to be Captain of a Company, vice Smith ; Ensign George Cairnes to be Lieu:enant, vice Gilbert; Gentleman• Cadet Henry Ormsby, from the Royal Military College, to he Ensign vice Cairnes; • Thomas S. iireacon, Geitt. to be Et:stn, without purchase. 46th Ditto--Ensign Wm. Hickey, from the 4th West hid - a Regi• ment, to be Ensign, vice Miller, who exchanges. 56th Ditto—Brevet Colonel B. Travers to be Lieutenant-Colo . nel, without purchase ; Captain Joseph Hanna to be hlajor, vice Travers; Lieutenant J. R. Barry to be Captain of a Com• pang, vice Hanna; Ensign John Archbold to be Lieutenant, • vice Barry; Wm. Lynch, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Williams, whose appointment has not taken place. 59th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Scott, from the South Cork Mi litia, to be Ensign. 64th Ditto—Ensign John Letham to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Harrison, who resigns : Thomas Allen Lascelles, Gen . . to It Ensign, vice Lethal,' ; Lieutenant Edward Wind sor to be Adjutant, vice Harrison, who resigns. 65th Ditto—Major Colin James Mines tti be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase; Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel T. lisnry Fitz on to be Major, vice Manes; Lieutenant Thomas Strait:- wayes to be Captain of a Company, vice Fitz Simon. 47th Ditto-=Lieutenant Robert Davis, from the Antrim Militia, to be Ensign. 71st Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Gem, from the 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Robb, who exchanges. • 75th Ditto—Lieutenant J. Craig Dumas to lie Captain of a Com pany, without purchase; Ensign Archibald Frau r to be Lieu tenant, withow purchase; Eniign Duncan Macpherson to be ditto, vice Dumas. . • THIS PRESENT EVENING, JANUARY 8, will he performed, • THE COMEDY OF ERRORS. After which will be performed, the Neve,Pantomitne, called HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH.• With entire New Music, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c. To-morrow, Cato.—On Friday, Jane Shore. On Saturday, The Foundling of the Forest. A new Grand Operatic Drama Isms been long in preparation, sod will be immediately produced. The Fair Penitent will be revived Immediately, in which Miss Smith will perform Canna. Shakespear's 'Tragedy of Julius Oesar is in preparation, and will be revived as soon as rossible.