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I/ ~' v R - ' .1 • , to• 4 pa r t_ o , ...._ AblifigfAk .— TY:OFFICS, NONAMEnt s. Ibatatt .4dialrat Tart Kakis, K. 13. to l'abik Wilsba ember, Isl. dated in bit bit Majesty's ship to Cawmad-lky, *el* nistant.• ' f . I have frequently had octillion :to cobsniend the attire and enterprising spirit of Captain Scriven i oft the Telegraph schooner, whom their Lordshipshave so recently . promoted to the . rank of Cottunander s the 7 gallantly and' rofessional still *that he has again displayed :in destioying a Fi•ench national brig of very .superior force, under the tircuttistances timed in ' the neon*** letters, are highly hoitoerabla to lfast, - r'''' • Seeediarktlelboates, 00.14, t sir s• • k_ MY Itiostkra .s.vn 'lwtiotn• to , cdogratoiate your Idoidthiis,init the destiostion Of. the &ouch national brig Flibustier, one t,f the fittest corvettes of France, by his Majesty's achiseMet Telegrapls, of a force every way inferior, almost ip the month of the Adour a , Covered in some degree 14. the enettiy's batteries., and witasseod by selliaAllisiaaado of INA armies. . The Flibustler'W been waiting steal out of St. Jean de Luz for some mrii, the near approach of the Marquess of Willq. army made it absolutely necessary, ilald a dark stormy night determined her cominamfer to attempt.-4 have the honour to tfe, ace.. (Signed) C. K, COLUSti, CaPtain• His Soßrjestyle schwa* Televaph,Ottbber f 4. tha—lu olnxlionte to your orders, to report to you the circumstances. attendidg the destructiok of the • • French national brig Flibustier, ldts myself.the plea sure au Acgy.aint you, that the Flibustier having taken . of a favourable moment, sailed from St. Joe* do , and at dayslight of the 13th, Was cLs comeitil;.attended by three trincadores, when she was immediately' Shaped by his Majesty's schooner under • my eommatul; 'the Challenger and Constant in the Wring, seven or eight miles distant; the enemy being becalmed, had anchored under the protection of some trench batteries close to the mouth of Bayonne ; a partial breeze laited dine enough to enable his Ma. Jesty's schooner to close and commence.action, which after being ,snaintained for three quarters of an hour, ended by the corvette's crew suddenly quitting her, and pulling for the shore, which from its nearness they were easily enabled to effect, in spite 'of a well directed broadside ; for, as the corvette was perceived to br net are, my endeavours were if possible to save the vessel, and bolts were sent for that purpose, but without success. By papers found on board of her, I learnt that the ilibuscier was, cnsmnanded by Monsieur Daniels, Isieutenint de Vainest), and a Member of the Le gion of tioneUi s that she mounted . 16 French 2,4.. (carronades) two long flounders, a brass beswitaer guns and four brass 3.poiinders, having on board 160 men. She appears to have been bound to Samoa,. for. the. relief of thin garison, having an 1.101411110. awe. -suseisatiors, --and salt prow -Siena, bid fr. is her large complement of min, pro, bib, y sell* officers and soldiers tor•diat garrison. . I beg to express my best thank:4odr. Myth, mas- Ws and Mr. Pearson, master'sdenafes for their seal and good tonduct, and to assure you how Mitch I was pleased at the animated conduct ditty crew, Who saluted the enemy with three cheerslsefore * * got was have no means of , ascertaining the enemy's bet in killed or wounded, though Ifont .appearances 08 board, it must have been considerable ; but I the pleasure to state, that the Telegraph did Et hie a man.—l hive the honour to be, &c. (Signed) T is. Scavetr,. Lieutenant and - Coritander. • -'1 AblipikAT l TT-or'Fics, NOVEMBM e • • Admiral lord Keith has transmitted to JohnWlis ,, ter. Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Lake, anis. Majesty's ship Magnificent, to Commodore Malcolm; giving an account of his having, on the 30th of last' month,. captured the Amiable, American ship letter of marque, pierced for eighteen. and mounting six /las, with twenty-one men besides passengers; bound iwm Concarneau to Charlestown. WHITEHALL, NOVEMBER 9. .01s Royal Highness . the Prince Regent has been pleased. In 710 e name and an the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Risht lionnarable Charles Long, and the Right Hon. Frederick .John Robinson. to the Office of Receiver and Paymaster General of Majhety's Guide, Garrisons, and Ladd Forces. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR.OFFIC4 NOVICNIBIFR 9. • Karat Reginient of Horse Guards—Lionel Edward Heathcoit, -Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Boues, promoted. 10.Resimetit of Dragoon Uuards—Thomas Fa!kiner Middleton, Vent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vies Babington, promoted. itch Ditto—Captain C. Irvine to be Major, by purchase, vice El phinitone, promoted In the 33d Foot. 'fib Ditto—Hospital Assistant Wns..Glbney to be Assistant Sur geon, vice Logan, promoted in the 'fist iroot. • Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Licutenant G. Coare, from the Slat Light Dragoons. to be Lieutenant. vice Hughes, .'be ex changes; AssistancSnrgeon C. R. Alderson, from the 9d Des poils, to be Arsikant Sofres; vice •Wbo redigns. Sd Diuo,Lieutenant C. &Brandil to be ptain of a troop, by purchase, vice Johnstone, who. retires; Hospital Mate James Dawn to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Alderson, appoint ed to the tai: Dragoons. blth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant J. Duberly to be Capraik of a Troop, by purchase, vice W. F. Schreiber, who rettres. 12th Ditto— --Wallington, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chase, vice Bennett, promoted in the 14th Light Dragoons ; Assistant Surgeon J. G. Smith, tram the 11th Light Dragoons, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Perkins, who tent's. 14th Ditto—Cornet J. Bennett, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, .vice Gwynne, who retires. ICth Ditto—Cornet L. Burke to be Lieutenant, vice Hall, de ceased. 40th Ditto—Lieutenant Wm. Jacks to be Captain of a Troop vice Hanson, kilted in action ; Cornet J. Smith to be Lieute nant, vice Lalks; Lienry D'..4.renant, Gent. so be Cornet, vice Smith. 21st Ditto—Lieutenant C. W. Hughes, from the Ist Dragoons, to be 'cotenant, vice Caere, who eichanges. Staff Corps trlCavalry—Assist;nt Surzeon J. Browne, from the - 57th Foot, to be Surgoen ; Hospital Anntont 3. Campbell to be Assistant Surgeon. get Regiment of f oot Guards—i-Lievresatet General the Hon. I. Leine to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Sir H. Burrard, deeeas. LieuttinantGenerslW. H. Clinton to be First Major, vice Leslie; hoor General M. Disney to be second M a j or , v i ce • Clinton; Major General H. F. Campbell to be Tbird Major, vice Mon; Brevet Major T. Dorville to be - Captain of a Company and Lieutenant Colonel, vice Campbell. To be Lieutenants and Calii3lllll—aulgo L. Braider°, vice H. B. Q. Milaet, dereased; hmign the; Ham A. I. H. Fits Gerald de Rood, vice Dorval': To be Ensigns—Frederick I/Ashman! Swe4;ii, Gm. eke Rol . /ere ; lams Lee 4 Hay, eke De Rash. -Ensign .awlinp , chase. vice Pouniiley. who Takla; t..! Ricbastlson to hive 4A rant of D. M'Cie ham to be Lieutenant, vice Masstlen; &rod To be EnSigrulroluntivi hams Gaidiser, frost the 98th %int l. ' • vice Rtalinir ; John Joseph Kane, Pret o vibe DirCrolian, Atli Dittei4—,Ensign A. Titlow from the loth Poet, to be Lien temint,,by put rasa, vice Nightingale, who retire.. ?th Ditto—Brevet Major S. B. Atichmuty to be horajor, with Out purchase, vice Burton, promoted in the 18th Royal Veteran Battalion . ; Lieiltenint ks F. Devey tb be Car* et a Com vice Atichinuty. . • • • - sth Ditto—derjeint Major Yohb Street noir MORIN (with the rook of Ensign), nice Brewster, promoted. 9th Ditto- 7 •Sumon T. Bulkele7, front the 48th Foo4 to be SW% geoet, vice Williams, appoiuted to the 94th rim. Sikh Ditto.-Eo sin R. Cross from the Mose/Ass Militia, to ist En.4ign„ . witis'out purchase. AAA Ditto-:7'o be Calitaina uf Companies, *khan isarcbase.7- .. liputenants J. B. WhantiO, and W. Reid. • • be Lieitenantii; purchise—lbsigna Lasabiberierfie, C. Wilson, I. rum,. and W. (Autos. lo;lifetiCakis- - -Thomas Vine t, 'Grit. vice atainbettayne; Pike kiior, Gent. vice Burson ; folio Smith, (Jost. vice Da aey Win. GaseOy4 Sbaits; Gat. vice Macon; Hugh de Carteret, Glent. • . t.kbpitto—ieihn Henri bfletban, Rm. to be Paymaster. vice deccalsid, !WV/Ate—Wilt* Este, F. to be Paymaster, vice Sumpter, eeasid. Dimewslirevet.Licutenant-Cotonel C. Stamens to be lieu kirrairtt:CoW, irke.WaMbigie, dead of hii • °until 1 • Captain 4.40ut1i to be Jilts*, die Sseevens; Licutenmit f.l). E. Sr. Atria to be Ca }u of a Company, vice South; Ensign P.C. Oakley to be binitthem, vita St. Adrin; 'Charles Slnich. Gent. t o be tssi g o, by purchase, ike Baer, promoted ; Airs*. slet• Tikret, Gent. to be ditto, vlte Oakley. 235 Ditto—Setmoi Lieutenant D. Denham to be First tient. Ham, vim Ledwiti, deceased t Volunteer D. Satchwell to be Second Lieutenant, VIA NOlMlllik 25th Ditto—s Lieutenant It. Cosgrave to b- Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Freer, promoted; Ensign E. Burke to be lieutenant, Bice Cosgrave; Wilhite Ravensctoft, Gent. to be Eniiign, vice Burke; Lieutenaist William Anderson to be Adjutam, vice Thornhill, who resigns the Atljutaucy only. 31st Ditto--Ensiee J. notapbon to be Lieutenant, without pur chalk, vice Ward, promoted is the 60th Foot. 33d Ditto—Serjeint-Major Eilestrd Hero/m.l, from the 77th Foot, to be Emir), without phase, vice Austen, whose appezitinent has not taken pkee. • 34th Dittis•-.Lieuteraut R. Brookte be tiptain of a Conifialiy, vice Wyatt, killed in action ; Etisign William Macleod t&'be Lieutensot, vice Mastermati, dccea.ed; Ensign F. B. Ellis lb • be ditto, vice Brown; Ensign F. Stanford, from the Galway MEd; to be Ensign. 37th Dian-. Ensign Geer Staunton, from the Galway-Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 41st Ditto—lieutenant A.OlLeefe to be drain of a Compitty, , without_ purchase; .17.:ligns Gs Metite r W. 11. Jones, C. Lane, and S. Biddulph, to be Lieutenants, without purchase ; En sign H. Campbell, from the 84th Foot, to be Ensign, vice &knee ; Thwarts Miller, Gent, to be ditto vice Junes; John Feeley, Celt. to be ditto, vice Lane; Da niel Brooke, Gent. - be ditto, vice Bitidulph. _ dall-Ditto—Ensign B. H. Edwards. to be Lieutenant, vice Folliett, dead of his wounds; Ensign G. Henna& to he ditto, vice *Connell, dead of his wounds; Thomas Thoroeily, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Edwards. 47th Ditto-.-Lieutenant M. Hearne to be Captain of a Company, vice•Livesay, dead of his wounds; Ensign R. K. 7 hompeon to be Lieutenant, vier Hearne ; Francis Wyse, Gent. to be Ensign, *ice Campbell. killed in action; Serjtant-Major Thomas Carmichael to be ditto, vice Bennett, killed Inaction ; Edward Amain, Gent. to be ditto, vice Thompsoo; Hospital. Mate James,Horst to be Aakistant-Surgeon, Short, pro , sboted. dil#Pitso—Lieutenant N. Ercieghall, from the !moth lifaye Bahia, to be Ensign, without purchase ; Arsistant•Sorgeen Allesandar Stephenson, from the 83d Foot, to be Surgeon, .1116 Bbikeley, appointed to the 9th Foot. Ellito—Emign G. Clarke to be Lieutenant, vice Legge, heed In action ; Ensign J. Campbell to be ditto, vice Births]. killed in utile ; Ensign 3. Williams to be ditto, vice Diem*, killed in action • Volunteer Bowes Egan, hub the 20th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Clarke; Volunteer William lull, Nat the 94th Foot, to be ditto, vice Campbell; Serjerieshilajor Eweeney to be ditto, vice Williams. •• 51st Ditto—Ensign H. Martin to be Lieutenant, vice Dttl of his wounds; Hairy Krause, Gent. As.% vice Martin. T filth Ditto—Ensign and Adjutant A. Pirtelsoo • bili;B46WA . of Lieutenant; Ensign J. Rtad to be Lierfeimakilifithetit purchase, via Edwards, promoted 111 the 94 1 1 / 2 44, • 55th Ditto—Lieutenant E. Ring, from the North Cork MARK to be Ensign, without purchase. s 58th - Ditto-s-Ensige E. Baylee to be lieutenant, vice Foley, de ceased. 60th Ditto—Lleatenaitt E. Webb, from the 74th Fatty to Lieutenant, without purchase; Ensign 1.. A. Van Bamberg. from the Royal York Rangers, to be Lieutamant, without . purchase; Hospital-Mate Wary Keller to, be Assistant-Sur geon. 42d Regiment of Foot—To be Captains Of Companies, without purchase, Lieutenants J. Humphries *and J. F. Sweeney. To be Lieutenatits, without purchase, Resigns Thomas lininfrey and William H.mat; Ensign J. F. 11•Deanall, vice Huntlrial Auriga Walter *rang, vice Swims* Te be Ensigns, Hasty Williams, Gent. vice Hutniley; John Judge, Gent. vice Ho. wit ; George Lloyd, Geut. vice M`Donnel 73d Ditto—Cheries Courts Cochrane, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchage, vice braildosd, vrhesretires. 74th Ditto-. Ensign H. Shaw to be lieutenant, witliout pur chase, vice Webb, appointed to the 60th Foot; Volunteer' Parkinson, from the 6th Foot. to beEnsign, vice Shaw, 81st Ditto— Thomas Whitley, Gent. to be Ensign, without chase, vice 'liftmen, who resigns. 81:41 Ditto—As.sistant-Surgeou . l. B. Flanagan, from the Ch thou Battahun, to be Surgeon, vice Elliott,- promoted is Stat. 83d Ditto---Ensign J. Braban to be Lieutenant, without myelin!, vice Wherson, promoted; Hospital Assistant Andrew Too; acre to be Assistant-Surgeon,. vice Stephenson, promoted hi the 4oth Foot. • 84th Ditto—Tcsbe Captain. of Companies, without purcbasewi- Lieutenants C. Walker am E. Lane. To be Lieutenant*, without purchase, Ensigns J. Robinson. J. B. MingsteeT sign W. 0. Gregg,. vice Walker; Ensign Barry, vice Lane. To be }.:nsigas, without purchase, Julius Brookman, Gent. vice Robinson; Henry Hohjoak, Gent. vice Hingsten ; .angtoti, Gent. vitt Gregg; Weston Yonge, Gent- vice Barry; George Byne, Gent. vice Campbell, appointed to the 41st Foot. - 92d Ditto—Lieutenant D. Whereon to be Captain of i Cons. pany, vice Ross, dead of his wounds; Ensign I. Pandit) to be Lieutenant, vice Wberion. To be Ensigns, Robert Hewitt, Gent. by puri-,hasv, vice Mead, promoted in the 7th Yost ; S. • • Munro Ross M‘Phersoti ' Gent. vice Pauli*. 9421.D/flu—Surgeon John Williams, from the 9th Foot. to be Surgeon, vice Enright, deceased. 95th Ditto--First Lieuuntant J. G. M'Culloch to be Captain of a Company, vice Gibbon, killed in action. To be First Lieu tenants.. Second Lieutenant T. Sarsfickl, eke ; Se cond 14utenant Hamilton, vice Ogilvie, who resigns. To be Second LiFutenants, Ensign R. Fowler, from the 43d Foot, vice Hamilton; J. Amphiett, Gent. vice Hill, hilted in 7 action; William Johnson, Gent. vice Sarsbeld. south Dituo.-To bel.ientenanis, without purchase, Ensign D. Humphreys, vice Dillon, who resigns • LVOV' J. Valentine, vice Hobson, who resigns. To be Ensigns, without purchase, Ambrose Moore Gent. vice Humphreys ; James Ashman., Gent. vice Valen tine. insd Ditti. , —Lieutenint G. C. Colelough to be Captain of s CerhPeel; vice Weegb, deceased; Ensign F. Meager to be Lieutenant, vice Colckingh. Royal Waggon Traia--Conset W. IlUngsby to be Lieutenant, vice Wickets*, who resigns; Serjeant•.---- rvielYCleell• hem the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice let West India Regiotent—Essign John Mugu to be Lieut. eau, vice timely, deceased; Mohan &retch; Gent. to be k:**. sign, vice Maryut. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Lewis de yignep to be Captain or 4 Qui:pony, without warchne, vice Coiseliees, 01011E61%4 ; Sa• • alga idol %Oben t frot tae 11th WO! Aria litelAßlßts in be Utittemint, trien des Vigneys. • Mk 11to-4selam beverbondt, Geoe.,to-be Epsigri e ntithont pa i n. ebbe, vice 9orties, promoted ht the idt West Italia Reston-cc *pgto—Ehsign Joon h:sidson to be Litt errant, without per tazie,4lce Yates, whose appointment has not hien place. itangets—To be Cipteins of Coniposiies; Thimak Ent-44kt, vice-Ms Ibtagart, deceased; Litivetiant C. Paget, 'from the'Sad Fbeit, by pirchase. be Ensign' . Quitter Matter Richard Ransom; withoiltpsenhese, vice JP lenbutgonumoteil in the Goth Foot. West India Ratigies—Edinund Mond, Gene. to porebaseorlcellionipsain, whti resigns. Is Regiment—(;sprain George S. Fraser to be Major, 4 we diode, vice Lyeter,seho retires ; Linktellant' Andrew Bogle to' be Captain eta Copgang, by perclowe, vice Fraser; Ensign . George Sutherland to be Lieutemun, by purchase. vice Bugle. , let Garrison Battallen-Boinbardier Thomas Alen, from the 6th Battaliott of • the. Royal Artillery, to be Quarter-Master, trite Handdyn appointed Paymaster. 4th bitto—kntigns:P. Money, W. Hardee, and J. W. DiWns to be Lieutenaots; Ellwardltoore s .u,nt. vice Money; U., ward Daniell, °Gent. vice Harden; and Fortune, Gent. vice Disney, to be Ensigns. lith Royal Veteran Battation—Beevet Lleuttnan:-Colonel R. H. Burtuo, frost' the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice hl'Douttell, appointed to tbr 9th Royal Veteran Battalion ; Hospital Assistant E. Tungus to be .Assis,ant Surgeon. tIICT. Major A. Gt.rber,of the Stb Battalion of the LiD? of the Rine'. German Legion, to be lieu tenant Colonel in the Army. 5T ATP. Celeste! Robert; A. *azel!, of the 60th Foot, to be Deputy Ad. )utant-General to the Forces serving in Ireland, vice Lion*. ruun-Colonel Carey. Major F.. Cotton, trout the ath Foot, to be Inspecting Officer of the Makia in Canada (with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army) v:ce 11 inhopp, 1. teasel Assistant Comusintarr General J. W. Young to be a Deputy Com osioary.Gyeratto the Forces. *blander Trotter, Gent. to be a Deputy Assistant Commissary General to the Forces. F. Harvey, £.q. to be . Paymasur of a Recruiting District, Vice G. Johnson, who resigns. HOSPITAL STAPP.' ' Attestant Stirgeon O. Larelner, from the Ist Royal Veteran Bat ' taboo, to be Surgeon to the forces serving ou the coast of Africa ashy, vice Really, deceased. Hospital Assistant J. Cooke to be Apothecary to the Forces Milting on the coast of Africa oily, vice Wilson, appointed to the Royal African. Corps. William Dawson, Gent. to be IV:pita! Assistant to the Forces, The Kiug's C;ertuan Legion. tat Regiment of Dragoons—Lewis Kirchoot , Gent. to be Cornet.' vice Kuhlman, promoted; Surgeon F. Demur, from the let Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Hurdles, who exchanges.. ild Dittio--Hospital mat,: C. 1 futatlcr to be Assistant Surgeon, K . vite Detmer, promoted in the Ist Lieu Dragoons. Is Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain M. de Muller to be 'Major, vice Meyer, pruniu:ed in the ad light Dragoons; r Lieutenant G. Schatunatin tu be Captain of a 'nue ? , vice Mul ler,. Cornet C. Rahlwes to be I.;:aneuant, vice schaumatui; and Surgeon ,Fiutillo, from the Ist Ltiiihions, to bi.SurgeOtt, Ince Detmer, who emcbanges. $4 Ditoa—Major Meyer from the Ist Dragoons, tn be Licit°. nano Colonei, vice 1 °Ling, deceased ; Conrad Uassell, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Trill, promoted. Ist Ea:tailor, of Light Inlantrv—iinsign X. F. A. Koester to loci Lieutenant, vice Kienck, killed in action. • ' • The Duke of Brunswick Oels' Corps, Infantry.-Michael Chattel Edwards, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Kouch, promoted; Gras Jones, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Futter, deceased; Hospttal Asilltant i.. Hainiburgb tube As •isnun•Surgeott, viot.Huner hien, deceased: Vatteville's Regitnent—Lieutenant U. Mittelhobeer to be Cap tain ota Company, vice Haas, deceased; Ensign E. Pillichway to be Lieutenant ' vice Mittelobser. faux Volonteer In fantry—William CUotre, Gent. to hi Liam. unto, vice K. Quirk, who resigns. iIItMOILANDUM. '7 -"" . The date of Ettsjin Laplain's commibsian is Intb October,' ISi 1, and aot the 9, h Strptembat,ialp, ars:aced iu the Gagenatr if t)Ar lads Scptrmbt•r t 1813. Lieutinan; Kru2er, of the 60th Toot, who was superseder% as i stated in the Gaza* of the link ult. is r: instated in but rank. • The appointment of fames David ifiurgeralti, Gent. to he Cor net and aub-lJeutenant In the 24 Regiment of Vie Gum tts t as I 'mated in the Gazette the Ist of June last, has not taken place. l'heprOmntion of !Acne:tam the Hon W. C..Pery. from the r Sltb Aim, to be Captain of a Company, by purcbaae, in the I Royal York Rangers - , iv, stated in the Gazette of the :lib Septem biz last, has not taken place. Eaaaruss in the Gazette of the sth October last. .1 Stb West-India Regiment. For James Coates, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Yates, promoted : Read James Coates, Gent to be Ensign, without purcbase, vice Hodson, promoted. • MANIULUPTCY ENLARGED. Nov. 16. William Pacey, of Castlo•arrect, Leicester-square, Mid dlesex, ckinamati, dualeraad Chapman, at tea, at Guildhall. BANKRU Rickard Batty., of Upper Thonge, parish of Ahnondbtiry, Joseph Battyc the younger , of tworth. _parish of Kirkburtoa, and .George Carter, of Upper Thom, ,Yorkshire, clothiers, dealers, l chaplet), and avartners, to sumtider November 19, at tour, Nov. IN and pvcuther 21, at clevai, at the-Cooper's Arms, Halifax. Mot:lies, Mr. Mason, Bread-street-bill,.Loadou ; or Mr. Scat .herd, Halifax. • Edward An4ove. late of Falmouth, Cornwall, common-breww, dealer and clowns's, December 8,9, and 21, at eleven at the Wynn's Hotel, Falmouth. Agorae', Messrs. Rear don sand Davis, Corbet.court, Gracechurch.street, London; or Mr. Young, Falmouth. James Haywood. late of Attercliffe. Sheffield, but since of Hep % ton• Bridge, Halite', Yorkshire, dealer and chapman, Novem • bet 17, lri, and Dee. 21, at nine, at the 'Frahm lon, Sheffield.' Agora's, elr. Bigg, Southampton Beildingf, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield. ' John Gordon, of Copthall-court, London, and of Pentonville, Middlesex, merchant, dealer and chapman, November 13, 23, and Lee. 21,.at ten, at GuildbalL Attoenies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens. Maples, and Pearse, Old Jewey. Charles Clayton, of Eau-lane, Walworth, Surrey, bricklayer, dealer and adman, Nov.lB, at twelve, Nov. 23, and Dec. 21 at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Matson, N 0.13, Ca ford's-Inn. Henry Montagu Radford, of Kennington place, Newington, Surrey, apodureary, dealer and chairman, Nov. K. at eleven, Nov. sus, at ten, and Dec. 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Actot• Mesors.gourdilion Hewitt, Little Frfilay.gtseet. John Moyler, of DrUry-laoc, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and charm!), November 18, 27, and Dec. 21, at twelve, at Guilt hall. Attorney, Mr. Lawiedge, No. 109, 4;ray', Inn-lant. Benjamin Field, of Feachurch-street, London, broker, auctita. saver, dealer and chaptuan, Nov. 18, at rleveu, Nov. 13, at ten, and Dec. 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cluttu:., St. 1 . honiat-street, Southwark. Win John Welch, of Greenwich, Kcnt, coal-merchant, dealer and chapmsn, Nov. 12, 20, and December v 1 , at twelve, at GuUdhalL Atteitties, Messrs. W. and S. Cottons, et reet. Wlllll --- am Tait, of Chippenham, Wilts; tattler, dealer and chornian, Nov. ID, 20, and Dec. at ren, at the Angel Itm, C ppen ham. A/cornice, Messrs. Browne and Penai. , er, Nu. 1, Cray's lon-square, London ; or Messrs. J. sad C. Heath, Citirpers ham, Wilts. John Wright, of °lawn, Lancashire, draper, dealer and chap. man, Nov. 24, 25, and Dec. 2 i t at eleven, at the White Lion /um, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Esuw We, Manchester; or Messrs. Mane and Parry, '1 ample, Lendoa. Edward Wootton, late of the parish of Madeley, Salop, butcher, Nov. 18, at five, Nov. 111, and Dec. 21, at ten, at the kux Inn, Much Weolock,Salop. Atternies,Mll6lll. Mayhew and Price, bymond'adan, Loadon; or Mr. Print)* licoseleTo Wok. DIVIDENDS to be nada u GUILDHALL. Nov. 13, Xcheard Foster, Oxforditreer, Iroostionger, at twave.l Nov.llo, Whoa** Hutchins, Grseethurch-otrat, hargssercbtun, ona. I t fames Payne. West-square, artur.centractor, at tsp. Nov. SO, Jam Colliwn , Haab), merchant, at ten. Nov. , IS, Tomas Hsi; 'Worcester, grocer, at elan. Nor. 3C., Jag& Rodgoes Poona, charade, vane-paerchant, at dean. Not Thatnas Mathings, Arydgesinest, Yuen-draper, st ose. 246. 11 Sr darks* Cutler, Water-lane, &c. pointer.**.sr, se Nov. as. Edmond Gurney, Hampstead-road, cont. daakar, at twelve: Neve SS. Many Cratatt, Lloyd's Cara • aigitliagallegkstr en ta,Flw at been 111 .4 1 4. 1 t4Z4144 dre% sle . 15er. lit oberr Dewar; tkeac Wtoebes.er-striet, nitrclaie4. at ten, DIVIDENDS o#l he made Is Hot COONTRY. Not. 30. *'shear[, tlio.littate, Istsatcliester, two, at, rha 11.aa, letaoches.:er. Dee. 4. Robert Yogi', Dowse bans-market, tanner, at slit. at tke Crown, Dowebani mark et . Dee. I. Geo. Hor4.,lirpatlitaiz., tailar at ever,. at** cestibi• Cataiiiiuri. lan. Thomas Mather, Ntrerport Pagedk W_orse u eleven, at the I3OU, Obseg. • . 1." CEATINCNITS, 2 6 :4tealliva Wows Henry Motes, i'r:reniaigbaro i groat. William lanes, Lower Shadweal, toast-stater . . Robe rt Are, Leicester, currier. EUebard and Lovell Pr.lnell, Bew-linn, merchants. kichard Toby, Lucas-street, carpet-warehouseman. Tho....as Tanstir‘ Derby, fishmonger. Thetas: Orege. Friday-srreir, glove. Wr.‘ Goodrkb, Daventryi dealer. Jahn Hiatt, Hacknet,whosinsaater DISSOLL('CIO'NS 01 :. PAR'I n NERSH(0.5. Brown and Day, Re. iirg, coach-makers. D..4•!rmit Of Pre.ton atitd SS shoo , cam-dealers- Lee a.td birminglism Attorpiel. ,Mileb :MCI 03. O 4reUtC-10:1. rare, ,; Mayer and Co. Hanley, kc. Alealers in earthenware.. t; sig C o , Manche ter, See . tataters limed and klishavt,' Liver- 4 00C merchants. Allen Ina Co. Lemott.ett eed.mercimms. Atrn gau and Co. lung-lane, Ikra lol 43 l eYs woolstaplerA. slonlis wet Co. Gla.,e,nw, merchant... J. cad J. 4choft-ld, sltrtl . id, qtr. chants. Long and bp'nney, Worcester, chemists. roc% awl Hewoa, Nottingham, liar-manutacturers. Croittrlng inti Same. sltrA Poplar and Greenwich Ferry-road, timbe r -n isi ! Mal and Co. liattunetanutir, 'vinegar ntatiof4ctaties. :2, DISTRIBiII'ION OF PRIZE-MONEY. Leviathan, for L. Hope ; and the Fos, foe rho Cora. tk, te„ JoNn-st:eet, Adefpft' - .he former on the lath ; antl, the latter vo the nth mount ; recalled oti Toothy's and rhurbdirs, EttITISI; ARMY IN FRANCE. OttDM OF 1116 DAY, Issuci) BY MAlnauta weLLINIITO3I. " Lew', tkaTilsir 11. 44 The Commander of the Forces finds himself uw. der the necessity (li - republishing his order of the 44 of the Dth of July, 1813, in closequente or its nnt having been obeyed by the Officers and troops . which I yesterday entered France.. 44 is.ecerding to all the information which the Coln. wan d er o f th e Forces has received, excesses of every kin t were committed by the troops, and that, even in I the presence of their Officers, who took so means to prevent them. 64 The Comnrander of the Fines has resolved, that certain Otficers so greatly neglectful of their duty shall be sent to England. in order that his goral Highness the Prince ltegetit may know their mutts. and Pet With respect to them according to. his eZ , iyal pleasure, as the Cornmandrr of the Forces is deur► mined nut to suffer under his command, t;Ticen will not clmply with his orders." [Her.: to.lowt the Order of the pty, of the 9t's of Jul,t which _was given at the time. We know that his Order of the Day bac produced the best effects, and in cnnsequenceof it many French families have returned to their hottnis.).Listos Wholesale Printeo Furniture Warehouse. ALLEN rcspectfulifinlorms- the Public, that bait . selling off without reserve, it "'try !dam? prirra. At such of Furniture% which • remain of tit: last yeat's production, in order to make vixen for his new Patterns, several of which are now rcady4,or the in spection of the Nobility and Gentry, furnishing.— N. B. Fatr.ilies, residing a great distance from tows, pay be accommodated with patterns sent for their approbation. • . • I •• This morning, RiAari Ifirrigall,Thetear Ar k and i ' ffilkaur Hrabrr, for forgeries, and .forephleybariore.ffir 'highway robbery, were executed, pursuant no. their sentences, before :he debtors door, Netvgate : 'niece 'unfortunate men were conducted to the scaffuttl t ltj ithe executioner and his assistants a few mintney- es ',fore eight o'clock. During the short time th te. mauled in prayer, ',lesion.% to their being lAtinched into eternity : bey met their fate with becoming for titnde, and appeared to die without the least em(sion. After' the bodies had been suspended the uoial time, they were cut down, and taken into the inner yard to be delivered to their respective friends, for interment. Wedneiday List, twenty-live prisoners of the Penh Depot, who - were of the description of officers, com witted t 6 close confinement, on account of their tweak parole, were marched away for Edinburgh Castle. MAKKIEU. Lately, at Carmarthen, South Wales, ellain Philipps, Gal forsl-strve, to nein, clanghter of J. .It•tvel yp, F.sq. of tIaI pi iv; h 1). The 6th instant at Horst House 11tolesey, liurrey.sfier a few days illness, Sir Timms Sutton, B art. Member for (ha county of SUITCT. The 49th ult. Mr. John White, late Secretary to 'Admiral Bedford. He was thowned oat the eveatiog of that day, an the Downs, by the upsetting of a small boat, in a heavy soonsti,going from eal to his Maksty's ship bnprognable, with seven; Can cers of that ship (t 4 iu number), all of whom-narrowly etespell a similar fate. He repeatedly said, as the bast vals goirg dff— " 7 wish I had remained on shore, as if aware of 'ILI thipeodise tate. He had only a eceired his ai:pahitment two ear hAtre, as Purser, andtail written to laiashather, A'snes•huildluis. Akar la-bonne to say, tit: long loOked.fin promotion had Arrived sr last; anti by the tante ivaLt the afilictfrj news of hi: death was sent to his I' riesitl). He w:s a.yotang tnan-of ipreatiwonsass, a t.e -' tato' and affectionate son, and high y rcliargt"4 : 1117 inuatur Officers - Trftmolltks -- TAVt - pit; - *Q - :" - T . BEGleave. to ilitaro fee,that ever sitteethe year .11. L 790,1 had been allictetlwith the Lues Venerea, whist:ikon . its obstinately resist:9g . &very courte of.asedicinr pr4adbol by the mememinent of the faculty Isere and undergoing several segue courses of salivathin and yv let:Ali:charged from tlie Hospital k widi ittffe repel, troaftrifiiielsl- tfiletirthe most terat ela the spring of last year iny dhoti:et had-got tot such 1 head, as nearly to put a eqio.l to my existence. Intln mug, 4 was re. commentle byn Mr. J. Thompson !who red, logreet A cure by them Jere,) 'fa stake your leake's Patent' Pills, which I began t• do on the title Niay ; in the tours. of a torto;gh I Isgun to receive benefit. fit little Mote than a mouth I liecinte, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free iron my tw itter complaints, halm my former spirits es:d art. and um become jolly an fat, in watch state hay.ag co:timed many months to the astonishment of elf sobOhnew ries 1 s in at a loss in what terms to express my ratinde„ but beg yet. Me the plod of to littr suffering mortals, to make this my CM& AS public as possible, as I shall bn every occasion--in so dung lroe will grestif oblige t nir, your grateful obedient. very bond& set .. cant, ALM. MUIXER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edhibutgl., Prepared and sold by tkt sole l'roprietoe TivontarTarior. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in 14odun, .: his ho. • N 0.9, New 'triage-street. • They are also sold by hie appointment, atthe Perfitnier's, No • 55, st. Alitan's-itreet Pall Mel t ; the Toy-INop, N ford-street ; Mr. Disburottgh's, No. 7, risli-street-idtioestivop • point the Montan:rat ; and by et* person in every c town in England, she. in boxes only ss. 9d. each, sealed tip with full and plain directions, whereby persons efeithenses may Me themselves with ease and oceans , . N.B. Every Box sold In Great Brltais b sealed up with a stamp in ethic!' ,by favourof the Commissioner', is printod at the Stant' Once " T. Taylor, Ne. 9, New Bridre-asteit. r• NISH WA' Lia Al ; LOblbObi ktItIDCh Marstri...••••••• • •••• • ••••••••••••••• IS Mit/Mill err 4 ..... .. 4U :nem,. aPer 4° tr); V:)14 S Prirsed by Levet: KIX?. PA*: Kace, and Welted there. and et the Star-054e, Teamplellet. • Vikpirtw-Inalpt AIM* liWate i an :t tb,l l ib 'Ate Dmlllts.trtinttled tise antler *inn, Gaut. itt Enelgn,Vite A Dita3.4intip T. U. Owen toile Lteutenunt, vice Plains dead of bhovoynds; Volunikir ,tiditireppin the Foot, to he F.neip, vice Owen. ' • 4th Ditto—Ensign id. Rawlings to be Lieutenant, without