Star. — London, England, 1812-07-15 00:00:00

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THE following POSTAGE took For every single Letter above the distance of 20 may be put in, Id.; doul and so in proportion. For every single Letter id. and so In proportion. For every single.Lettv Majesty's Dominions proportion. For every single Leto within, or not within proportion. . TI-IR ARMY. • IvfiLITA ItY .ESTABLISI3I4EI4T for tupply os of fi ce rs ?ibis Majesty's Army with Regimentals and et rots (Jail descriptions for every Reginuilt in the Bri 000,hoth 'or Home and Foreign Service, conformable to A . R e gulations ordered by the different Commandit4 Officers, by the Commander in Chief, at a shorter notice, 1 1 117 . is tr '.l) per Cent, under the regular credit charges, for nylonor Agent's Acceptances only. tali or Sons, Manufacturing Tailors, Latemen. Em to7oo, Ind Sword Cutlers, No. 2, New-street, Covent-Gar -61;14.61L__ For every Letter, Pal Samples of Cloth, Silk, in weight (if the Letter, open at the sicles), a rat, TO SCHOOLMASTERS. stRE Societies' Agent for Assistants begs leave to 1 Irani all Gentlemen in the Profession, 'hat be has now a g oklarable List of respectable ASSISTANTS our of Employ, j er mdepartment ; and, as he has the sanction and support of est Hoonurahle Society, be hopes he may expect their confi ,k k aand commands. Mr. Celt is at home after 1 2 o'clock, soda' orders with which he mar be entrustea, will be exectirea sea orict attention ; and Letters, post paid, duly attended to, Pet le, Glcrucestri-st rec., Queen-square. For every Letter or Silk, Stuff, or other Cr if the same do not weigi shall be sent open at the The rates upon single •arcs, employed in his creased. By MONEY MATTERS. • . • • tirt Gentleman, wanting a Sum of Money and proomng a friend,to join him in a Bill, may he supplied to t wanintrit. Money advzoced on all sorts of sessuritiee toe any kook of time and to any extent.—Apply or addrrits (post paid) ,Il ev r. Ryder ai-,cl W erks, No 8, Sr. Michael's-alley; Cord kis.;Pcrsous who have Mon , y to lay nut, will always find se albs at this Office, by which they may make 10 per Cent. out I:nkii:g the principal. EN ATEs. • A t EALIT IFUL Valuable and Profitable ESTATE to be SOLD, within 1S miles of !,ondan, and as rural as xlOO mile off. it Is to be sold a bargain, and there are Tenants nay to occupy it at in advacced rent. Apply or address (post rid) to M.ssrs Drummond and Co. Rut:sell Mews, Howland street, Fitzroy-iquare.-,—Several other large and small Estates in various Counties to be Sold. NOR OOLK. DE , MAALE PERPE CUAL Ai3YOWSON. TO BE SOLD. the PERPETUAL ADVOW -I- SON of a Venable RECTORY in NORFOLK, tits which is a pleadut ParsonagiHouse, Garden, and between Thirty and .forty Acres of Glebe, sod also the Greas and Small Tithes of gar ivo Acres of ezcsilmt Land. Tit:, will he found a tecit• Lily rligibleporehaw —Particulars may bc Lnnwr, by applica tion (it by guar, !lost paid) to Messrs. Egan mad Waterman, bo• kitors, Na tts, Eosex•street, ?cantle. _ .SALE BY -A. - UCTION. At the London ?writhe, Foxhole-street, Plymobth, on Friday, the 24th instant, a ten o'ctock in the torenoon. THE beautiful new Brig DON RoDgaitic.,,.. 9 f the following Dimensions: • • Itytt 93 ft. 5 in. I Depth • . 12 tr ,, 41 in. lan ' 96 St Admeasuris 275 50;94 tont• b b hulk of the best materials, is onlya few Months old, and Inver-fastened and sheathed; has high breas-Work - Oubstan- E ol4lsitr, pierced f.sr 16 guns, and salts very fast—had wade p irplistge from New York to the Curdova in 14 days, when opted. )ilso, her CARGO; consisting of, for Exportation. 112 OAS toffee 21 Cases Castor Oil IPA* IIIL:9 S Casks Tortoiseshell • . 1° . UM. Havannah 1 Case ditto • . i' Sagir ' 20 Bales Gum Arable 'Mai+ eiltto S Bales Cochineal . ON! Uses ditto 1 Case Mahogany • . OD ibis Anotto About 16,600 liorn Tips. al L.s Cotten 500 ‘V bite Oak Hhd. Staves 3iiisles Peltries Tidily, and condemned as Prize ro, his Majesty's Sh:p , FALL; 'Mk JAMES BRISBANE , Esq. Captain , (his Majesty 3 Ship. Illataa,Aclarss and LYRA in company). . The Schooner PRU DENIM, • Lodi . '. DISSENSIONS. • inta SO ft. San. I Depth 7 R. .5 in. •17 s Admeasures 68 Tons. 4 1 1 6 armed, has a high Quarter-deck, carries a fair Cargo, •!iffais well; is in good order, and well found; taken by his Mgley's ships BELLE Pool.; and DRYAD, and condemned as Mt ifs, for Exportation, 2S Cases Tndigo, ex Ste, condemned as Ifit Wills Majesty's ship Bata. e POOLE. 48 .Hogsheads suprrior Claret Wine, 40 Cases Soap, '.I 2 'ions Rosin, landed front his Majesty's ships 'BELLI You L X and MEDubA, lig etaideamed as Prize. The American buUt Stitooner SALLY, . DIMENSIDNS PER REGISTER. 1413 , fh 66 ft. 0 In, I Depth 7 ft. 8 in. " reldtb . 20 0 - Admeasures 87 Tons. She is tqnre sterned, bass Woman figure head, sails fast, and cartles 1 fait cargo; is nearly new, well found, and in excellent 1 ° 11411,00 , being last off thr:Shipwrlght's ways, having been rc • Paired and Aced for Sea. She is entitled to a British Register, taring been condemned as prike. . The food Sbip GEORGE and MARY, built at New-York, • lis a Scrawl Head, is Coppered, and Copper Butt Bolted. • DIMENSIONS. • tie /g a b„..., 0 ft. Ain. 1 I Depth 7 ft. si in. 'wows 24 8 Between Decks S . 10# . Admewores 199 81-94 tons. '. ll ) . .kititandsorne little Ship, in excellent condition, and abun 'Bl Wad in stores; sails fast, and combines the properties of ' *IRIS and bet - then. She has just had a repair, and may be rifea at a shore notice. This ship is also entitled to a Bri egLter, having been condemned as Prize. . Tie schooner 11F.T8EY, of the fol l owing Dimensions : 4740, 68 ft. 4i in. Depth 7 ft. 83,-• in. , 18 , Gi I Admeasures 88 90-64 tons., 4 1 111 ,., 1 biqdy little Vessel, nearly new, Is in excetlent condi ': kind found, and is particularly adapted fur the Coast 'p . ' - Her CARGO; • consisting. of, for Exportation, • 1 • S.Pipts Cogniac Brandy • ' • sl Hogsheads Claret . )0 Cases Silks and other Dry G6oes 1 . 37 Casks Very saperior Yellow Ocbre it CIM, lted as Prize t o his .Maj e sty's Ship Naxstzw, Skidi '' ■osits. Stow: m, Bart Captain. . . PO It BE YORTATIoN. • 171 Casks of WHALt DIE.. - AO, tondernned as Prize to his Majesty's Ship Maiwitw, EOR HOME colesustrriow, . • ••• 2 Bales and a Quantity loose Cottqp. • hi liatstr, Cond emne d as p r i ze to Ms Majesty's Ship litmaiNe . POR ROUE consume nos, About 2 Tons Logwoosl iibitto Rosin 35 Kegs Musket Lead Balls. • . .1 . 101 RI PORTATION. r About 50 Tons St. Illise's Salt (in aWarehouse at tionebeitaB)., ~„7: liming Samples, C a t a l o gu es , and other information, apply to Havntea and SoNs, Meeshants, Plymouth. . iii t a illPti of the Goods may also be-,seen ten days prior to the ) al Aram. Sarin, MARTEN at SMITHS, thOEBDt,LOIIdOII. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Elroket , . . RICKMANSWORTH,, HERTS. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, PLEASURE GROUND, LAND, TROU C STR.EOI, acc.--By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's, on We inesday, July 22, at Twelve, in one Lot, A VERY Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-Tat redeemed, Hampton Hall, situate opposite Moor-Park, Rickniamworth, • spacious eligible Family Man sion, 'with offices of all deseriptionc, capita gardens, walled round, fully stocked, eroppe4 and planted with ,choice fruit trees, green-house, delightful pleasure-rounds, by the side of a flue tout stream, ornamented with fine full-grown shady forest trees and shrubs, leading to a pleasure house elevated by the river a.le ; • fish-ponds, well stored, sundry enclosures of rich weier-meadow, pasture, and arable laud, all lying compact, IFarmiard and buildings. .The whole upwards of so acres, I I forming a most delightful residence fur a Gentleman's Family, a short distance from Rickmaiiswortii, three miles from Wat ford, and eighteen from London.—Hounds are kept in the neighbourhood. May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu ' lars may be had; at the swan, Rlckniansworth; 'White Horse, Uxbridge; Es•ex Arms, M'eford ; Sue, Millet Hempstead; King's Arms,'Berkliamsread; White Hart, tit. Alhan's and Edg ware; Abercorn Arms, *4tatimore ; ni Messrs. Aubrey and Cur tis, Teoke's Court, Chancery-lane; at Garraway's; and of Mr. ,Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. DESIRABLE . PREEHOLD RESIDENCE, SOUTH SIDE ' OF L I NCOLN'S-INN-IFIE I .Ds.— Pt Mr. RO SINS, At Garrawars. on Wednesday, July 29, at TwelVe, AVERY ELIQIBLE FREEFIOLD ESTATE, comprising a subs:ant;al and Wc!!-!Wilt FAMILY RESI DENCE, situate No. Si, do tke South side of Lincolo's•lnn fields, communicating with Poratgal-treet, by a private entrance, recently improved at a considerable expence, planned with every convenience, and I,an.lsoniel• fitted up ; a. moot de..irable Reti dente for a Gentleman in 'be Law : co taini..g, on the upper 'tory, bee Servants . Rooms, and two large Closets; second story, our excellent B. d Chambers, Close', and Water Closet : prin cipal story, a capital spacious lo:ty Drawing-room, elegantly fitted up, communicating by a boudoir to a hack drawing room; on the ground floor, a Spacious F.iitrance Passage, fini.hett with Stuccoed Walls and vxrell , ..nt 'Ming Parlour, lian.l.oinely fitted tip, ant a Claws 1 aI. Peary, or Gentleman'. (Mc:: ; Chou., Drss , ing and Waiting Room, and ie Private Entrai.ce Water- Closet, &; in the basement are Domestic Of fi ces of ad c. *scrip tionft, excellent C-Ilars, Coal Vaults, S.& well supoked 44.1 1 .water. fhe Prtmises are fir fur the brenedlate reception of a Gentleman's fatiiiy, all in thi must eumrete order; anti Vie purchaser may be accomitioulated with the elegant Household Furniture, by valuation, . • k To be viewed by . 1 kiwis. Particular,. may be hut aq the Pre. mists; at par rxiv3es; and of Mr. It!, bins, Warwick-street, Ch 4 -. tten-sqtrarz„ of %%tom 'tickets for virvitig may be LANDS with FREEHOLD QUALIFICATION in the County of CLACKMA:i NAN is pCOTLANI), for SALE. To be SOLD by PDBLIC Allt.rTION, on Wednesday the 26th day of August next, within the Royfl rachnnge rofret-house, in Edinburgh, at two o'clock, unlem . preriously di.pused of by _ Private Coiaraer, BOUT 1750 Acres of - the — Estate of ,TILLI -L COULTRY, lying on he North sule of the Rime Devon, with the Mansion-house, huilt vrtkbin these five ytara, adapted to a large Family; and the Ofil-es also ;way built. c.:asibung of Stapling for 14 hours, Co - tch•bouse, et.ensivL Cow. hous.., Laundry, Serva., s' Apart.n , &c. With the Lan !s wiU he s a Freehold Qualification, aad the Patronage of the Parish Church ut l'illterutry. 1 A erect part of the p; ice may remain in the hands of the pur clia., r, and enquiry a% to far•ter paiticut.trsonay be made at tAlexiv , d,r Mundell'4 N0:45. l'arli.incti:-. :vet, Westminster; or to John Campbell, or John Archibald Campbell, Nu. fit, Abercromhy-place, Edit burgh. ------ • _ NEWS rEAD ABBEY' NOT rINOHAIVL At Carraway's Coffeehouse, ' .Thange.Alley, London, on Friday, Ahsga,t 14, at,Twelve o'Clock, tu Two Lots, jHE vet) , inaportuht, extensive, and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comisting of the Manor or Lord ship if Newstead, in the County of Nottingham, and the ancient Mansion, sailed 'Newatead Abbey, end 3200 Acres, more or less, of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, Wood Land, ar d lakes div'ded icto sundry eligible Farms, and extensive Stone Quarries and Limekiln', comprising the entire -Lordsidp, the whole extra parochlad and tythe-free. +accept about Acres, in Owed `joining Parish of Limby,) awl Vie root and whey fates ver trifling, the wbole (except :be Mansio:l,Castle, Gardens, Woods, a;.d Lakes, which are in hand), let at' present at old and very low rent-, (h:81 - .1y improvable) to tenants, who are under notice to quit, te.) that an early possession of the o bele Estate may be insured to a purchaser. • 'i here are several powerful streams of water, with sufficient fall. for mill work, tnr hilanuticrories of the first magnitude. The Estate it situated on r* e great Northitoad, between Not insham and Mansfli id, 1,.r nuks from the former, and three from the latter, and 1304rons London. The Maros is well stocked with Game of all torts, and the Lakes with rash and•with Wild Fowl in the season, and forms a domain rarsly tete purchased. Lot .1 will conilst ' Manor, the Abbey, and the whole of the ?:tit!, Woods, and Lakes, Stone .Qearri.?* and Limehildr, eatontpar , ed by the park 'paling, on the .went side of the great North Roadoull tontaiaing Amt. more or leas. lot 2 will tonSlst crthe Hut Public•house and the Farms, and the inclosed Land on Sr.erwood, the 'east Aide of the park pal•tig, and tontain'ng 603 Acres, more or less. The prnl,erty may be viewed, on applying to M . P. Owes Meal.2y, at the lint Publte-hou‘e on the E,ra•e; of whom It :iced Partici,' tr.. may he had; and also Of John lian-on, Est No. 6, Chancery-I •ne ; at the Place of Site; at the-liiackntotiis 1-lead, and White Lion inns, Nottingham; the Swan Inn, *arts. field; the Lear Inn, Loui,hborough ; and !bellies Chrome inn, ILeicvster. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE Calii.ACTs A SPACIOUS FREEHOLD tiWELLING HOUSF., at CLAPHAM; In Surnp, hue in the occupation of As N OLD All MOLD MILLO, Esq. Ir has undergone z thorough repair, is en rirt ly new papered, painted, and decorated . at a con siderable evience, and is fit for the reception of genteel and numerous. ?amity. It .contains ten best Chambers, , hestdes others for servants, and hay lame and convenientOfbces. It has a Green house, Hot-honse, and Kitchen Garden ; together with a Lawn and ornamented with rare and curious exotics in peculiar perfection; containing in the whole more than l'wo Acres.— This place May be kept up at a moderate expellee ' while it affords every comfort and retirement, and can aecornatodate, from the size and number of its rooms, a very large family. Further particulus may be known by enquiring at the house Itself, sir by referring to Mt Franks, fin: °pp: site the Plough, Clapham; to Mr. St 1 *ale, bookseller, Piccadilly; Mr. Acialitl.in, NO. 101, in the Strand; Mr. Grob, No. 1, Paul Ba ker's.coert, Doctor's Conuflenei Or Mr. Dewsg..a, Bank Coffee house, n early opposite the I:Mlitietoit.of the Bank, at which save tal pied Tleketa may Bait kiting it any day lkinit twelve . tioseiva (Mick. • _ . L.. • • ?"`• "- ~ • FROM LAS' ADNITRA. Admiral Lord Ki son Cr-ker, Esq. Popham, of his Ma i near the bar of Bilb , an account of his pi render of the Frencl the Gazette of the In the afternoon lected about elevei hood of the above peasantry that two from the English s( cepted letters were by which the Corm ed to prepare . ratio' of the Imperial Gu On the 23d, in th on its way to co-oper _made by a Spanish wind being nniatiot c.baco, a part of thl of &rmeo, and pat in the evening. Ti tired. leaving a sm . 'citified convent. WI distributed to the water were comp: Bermeo, consisting ed, and the guns ret fled places of hiLh were blown up. On the 24th the where parties from straying the wot ks eels were immedi4 operations of (Ism+ ing the guns on ea( of the Biiboa river In the afternlon ham landed at Alg. drop, General Carr a detachment of th, orders; but, u tlu and calculated for foie night: The CI Captain Bloye; it 1 twenty-four pounder; riages were burnt, a; guns. The batter; destroyed by Lieut; former mounting fi , ter four. On the °i Ties of El Campillo, tit.g eleven putts, 11 id by Lieutenants On the 25th, at . seen advancing, and batteries of Algort; the squadron's mat inlet. They afteiw, were found to consi! 400 were sent to Pi jesty's sloops close 4 silenced it, and drove ex a nesses his belief one for which ration+ and which was the; original destination. • - Sin Home Popham zeal and craniums these several occast nut had a single CROWN. Member returned tr - Borough of Glatupotm: JMinstone, in the room fredenci Cychrine, • • MILL I', J2th Regiment of Light to be captain of a Troop, retire% 18th Mtto--Lleutenant Troop, vice Underwi be Cornet, by purchase, . sth Reim at of Fact—Lieutenant from the 2cl Royal Lancashire T' purchase. 11th Ditto—Ensign W , chase, vice Everett, I'sth Ditto—Lieutenant . Rangers, to be Lieutenant, itsd Ditto—Lieutcnant H.Harrison withoist purchase, vic Volseky, 25th pitto—OentlenuLt . Mattiri College, to ' ,iscausted hi the o- ‘ • ' ' . .---- ••• , 5 - • ' il 1 . _ 1 • At ' tV-1: .• - . ' • • • . ' - • , . ' . . . '''' • • .. . i - 4 • . • \.,.......5.. 1- . 7%"..1 -IP • - ~ . , .. ,/ . .. . . . . - 7 . "445.... --- : • •i. .s.7"' , . •. 6 - . • • .• e r: • • • . • .. . io• • • ....„______,....._ ---... :121 • - • • ._.._...-4.- ..• ...0....... --.--......- .........., .-. * . EILAL POST OFFICE, Jay 10, I 812. !Indust', Gent. to be ditto, reithent pnrettiie, ildeCjefittl. k ADDITIONAL RATES of promoted in the Borirlson Retiree° . Kok place on and from this . dar,•via. 34 ti, Ditto-Lientenant Thomas lefatidela r front the We* Sup folk • tia; to h•• Ensign, without purt*ase. etter sent by the Post within Great Brita'n, 42th' m 1 ;n W. A. Drifted .to he Lfrotentbr, *Fhb* 20 miles from the Office where the same PneehXW. . e Lienit. Pronwretf fif alle °Mb fe e ; C'eN ta ' one ounce, . double, ad.; treble, set. ; 4d man Cadet Joh': Otter, Eros the loyalMilltery College. fo • ' ; tie Ensign, Vitt; banked. 524 Ditto-To be I lentenannt,Wfffinat pinictrase-rltntign Omni. • etter sent by the Piet to Mid from Ireland, WM-Ave% Wert:l/bailey:decanted ; Ensign Matthew AgtleW. *fee Black, prontoteditethe 54th Foot. ' • ion. s4th Ditto-Lieutenant Create Black , front the ..92d Foot, to be tier seneby the. Post to and from any of ils captain of a o:mpan yi whims* pot ' chew, she Twig, pro- or Plantations in America, ed.; and so in trusted In the Mb West India It.-Rion.•:lt. 53th Dtto-Rtisign Alexander Wishart to be Lieutenant. wile. - out pirenate, vice NV/hotel', promoted m the Sth West lode tter tent to Parts beyood the Seas, 'whether Regiment. in his Majesty's Dominion, id.; and so in 60th Inttn-Captain John C. Smith, front halkpay of the 4th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Goodwin, wlo ez• )acket, or Cover, containing Patterns, or clianges. • 63.1 Intro-Captain job,' Cha Man to he 7.41' o. without par. c, or other Good., not exceeding an ounce sere; Ciptelo John Dur w ood , from tin e Royal Macao !r, Packet, or Covkr shall be closed, or not Corps, to be Captain of a Company, vice chapotast. its of 2d. 69th Ditto-Lieutenant William Harrison to be Adjutant, Sea or Cover, containing Patterns of Cloth Hollaud. rrionotittl. ;nod. enclosed there , 90th Ditto-Lieutenant Andrew Neil to be Captain of a Came' ' ..in, or affixed thereto, pany, by p„mea,,,., vice G ar di ner , p romote d. igh an ounce (so as such I.etter or Cover 91st Ditto-i-Ensign Eugene Brown to be Lieutenant, withopt ' I be side-) a Rate of One Penry. purchases • tie Letters , sent by, or to. S e amen or Pri. - 9od Ditto-Lieutenant Charles Earl of „March ' from the litti • Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, is Majesty's Army, Navy, &c. are not en- vice Dunbar, win, retires. r Commend of the Portstoshw-General, 96th Ditto--lbomas Gifford, Gant. to be Ensign, by perciase. FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary, sic, Anderson, promote.% , 1044 - Ditto-.Ensiga Edmund Champion, from the 4th Garrido" • iT NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Battalion, to be Ensiel, vice Hoye+, who exchanges. 1034 Ditto-Ens gu Charles Nash, from the City at Cork Mill- 7 . .-........ th, to be Etotgn, without pticeitace. ALTY-OFFICE, JULY 14. 104th Ditto-Ensign John Gray to be Liesttenans, without pun. Keith has transmitted to .TohnlVil- t chase; Lieutenant John Jenkins to be Adju ant, vice Ittihad. ' a letter from Captain Sir lllme prnowaed; --- Coos.dine, Gent. to he Euden, flee Gray. 1 t Venerable, dated sth West India Regiment-Br,vet Major Joseph Twigg, fora i , ajesty's ship the the Sttli foot, to be Major, vice Brawn, deceased . ; Lleetensiat lboa the 25th of last rndittli, giving Randall MtDonall, from the s;th•Fit.rt, to be Ca;,11 , 11 eta ~ sroceedings subsequent to the stir- Company, vice Merest!, deceased ch troops at Lequkio, as stated in 4th °urban Battalion-Ensign Alexander McDuff to be Leaser ' bent, vire Blundell, appointed to the 101st Pow.. • 4th inst. • i • stitt he Einigns.:-Ensisn l'h .;nat I byes, from the lO2d font, Ile i iof the 20th the enemy had col- Champion; who eichanges; !chi Stall:aid, Gent. vice M'INE i '3l hundred men in the neighbour. Oh Royal Veteran Battalion-Quarter-Mauer lame. Stithrthad f e place, but on he-iring horn the to be Ensign, ?Am West, aproin ed Quin. N.-Mai-tr.; Egoism I Charles West to be Qs:ma-Master, vCe suthettiad, - appcbar- . o thousand men had been landed ted Ensign. squadron, they retired ; and inter- 7th Ditto-Captain Roger Frederick, from the Ist Ceylon Reg!. transmitted to Sir Home Popham ment, tube Captain of a Coaseany, vice Phillips, placed on tost mind:nit of Gernico was instruct- ketired List' ins for a French General and 2600 11.tittrir.n Coups-_-Lkutenant . _ ... Cloorge H . _tiller, from the 29 th Foot, to be Captain of a comexiir. win:out purchase, Imo . lards. ' Gurw.uat, appointed to the 634 Foot. , the afternoon, the squadron being Royal York Ranges-Lieutenant Robert Constabk, Eltin the , Aerate in an attack intended to be 15th Foot, to he Lie , u , tetiant, vice Armstrong, who exchanges. l he ietto t 't German Lesion. bGeneral upon Whoa, and the Ist Battalion of Light Infantry-Gus ar von kiln re!, Gent, to be fumble for getting round Machi- Ensign, vice %Volralse, promoted; Gustar von I.uttwiz, Gent. ie squadron'fetched the anchorage to be ditto-, vice Quistorp, promoted. - inks were prepared to lant by six 3d Battalion of the Line-Louts Baehene to be Ensign, vice Chu enemy were found to have re- Potco ' promoted. ' 4th Ditto-Ernestus Brinkman Gept. to be Ensizo, vice Las. nail magazine of provisions in a perg, promoted; Frederick Lascerg, Geut. to be &no, vice which was taken possession of, and Jettiseit, promoted. poor, and the ships In want of Oth Ditt.,--scijr.nt John Charles Kruger, to be Ensign, vice . eted. The battery on the hill of Kirch, promuted; Charles Frederick Apiel, Gent• to be ditto. vice Mensiny, promoted; Gustavus Behr, Gent. to be ditto, ;of five 18-pounders, was destroy- vice Klaner,-promoted 1 Ituddiphus Hurtzig, Gent. to be ditto, - endered useless, and all the fort i- via Poleitau, promoted. .h the enemy had had posssession, 6th Ditto-Cadet berjesnt Erich Erdotinn to be Ensign, eke 4 Grahn, promoted; Serjoant.Major. Augustus lielmich, to be - ditto, vice Ertel, promoted; titles:lt Frederick L'orendorff to ,i le Vener..ble arrived off Plenea, be ditto, vice Schmitti, promoted; Serf,-act Gottlieb Kunett . n the Rhin and Medusa were cle. to be ditto, vice Bertram, promoted. i ; and some of his Majesty's ves- York Light Infantry Vohinteers-Entign William Douglas, from ttely despatched to con - uvience the the 2ath Fuot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lane, deceased. MEMORANDUM.. . • tilling the batteries and destroy- The Appointment of Hasp tabhiste David Finlay to he Aids- ach side of the inlet below the bar tatit.Surgeoa to the enth Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the tad ultimo, has nut taken place. - 1 of the same day, Sir Home ri, p . . ;orta with the Captains of the squa- PARLlihilEhl'ilßr PROCEEDINGS. - rol and Sir Howard Douglas, and -- the royal marine force uncle r his HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 14. be country . was particularly close, IRISH PICERAOES. • a surprise, they membarked be. fa s Committee of Privileges, some proceedings took place castle of Glides was destroyed by relative to the Peera3es• of Carbery, Earnewall, and Kilmaly. t consisted of eight eighteen and fiselarther consideration of the -too latter was adjourned girl . Thursday. !P I fens: the guard-house and gun-car-'t he House then resumed, and a a ft i e c r w pra th y th ers w were e re brought read , a and the trunnions knocked of the Pending the exctuaion of strangers, ies of Algorta and Begona were from me Commons. tenants Groves and O'Reilly, the Ex Alter i,e9uc t r bedoo Bails ra bi w il, ere me tb A rown y or dai t n h l e rd Com iz m e ere m ial Cre s t ive eighteen-ponudei s, ar d the lat- the Ilion hotter Trade Bill, were reed a second dole, and:cola- opposite side of the i:,!..r the batte- mitred for to-morrow. o, las Quersas, and se6ll: s, moan- 'the Mait Du:y :.curtsies Bill was reed a first time. 18 and 24-Pcunders. were destroy- the Keepers or se , oral of the Prisons in the Metropolis were sworn at toe liar, with respect to their untended evidence before* Coleman and Arbuthnot. the Lords Contribute% to wheat the Lotideu Prisons Bill is re. dawn, parcies of the e•lemy were fern& . . nd at five entered the destroyed nantvesT Morrotts' RILLS. ta, but'soOn retired from thence an The Earl of LAUDERDALE pretiented the Report of the . 'king a disposition to stand up the enu.nlinee, on the recummtunent of this Bill, which.was a g re e d to by the House ' • and the Bill ordered to be eagriased. - wards lormed on tin s plain, and Atter a sew w ord, between Lord itzoasoat.e, aed the Earl sist of 2boo men at Algorta, while of M -.OIIIA, the third readli gof the general Insolvent Debtors' 'uerta Galett.t. Three of h.s MI- Litt was appointed for Friday. Lund HOLLAND notified Ids Intention to propose the second !el With the fort at the 1 Ater .place, reading of his Bob reelecting Ex-.officio Infunnattime un tha )ve the enemy front it. Sir Home ~,,, day. 1 that the enemy's corps was the 't ha htevenue Penalties Bill was read a second times : ons had been ordered at Guernico, .. . COSY 017-1110111 AS BALL. !left:re completely diverted from its Earl STANHOPE said he held a Petition in his hand, bat et n. the person who sent it to him he knew nothing. He referred is am 'concludes by commending the ( dr Petiti rd on to p)erson owl nsowthaoncooorldpo s rr a uti k it fo a ttiEchar in "Wil t bu n ' be • of the o ffi cers under his orders on Petitioner, howerer, be he who be itu T y, had s g rhou sea fat: ;ions, in all which the squadronhas and a full trial; inane set forth, that he was unable to hear the san hurt. a:wilt...sof cOunset atfita trial. rr any person ventured to gam ' any feet eti that House, in incite abtoanevt, net COhl i orbtable to WN.OFFICE, JULY 14. truth; the man Do 'tenting forward dsobld be taken mil severe dto Serve in this present Parliament. ammo of by-the House. But if wilt the Feb km itafed Its nd.-The Honourable Andrew Ceche:a. really fact, be did not know a case of more severity, Of natin • •ooin of the Honourable George Augustus hardship, or more unconstitutional he some of the proieediage e, who has accepted the Charism ilwatrtds. upon it. In saying this, fiemeant tb reams blanze on any other; I'ARY PROMOTIONS. - something may even beard in Asir itatilkatiou. .. lie would wAR,4I/ppieri SLYLY 14 . read the Petitsuu to tittle 1.414itip5.'."1104 the Noble lied pia. In Dragoons-Lieutenant Henry Andrews ceeded to do. It Vie silted • :I he humble . t entail ut Thom* Bali, a prisoner In Ids Majesty s prison, the Fleet, for an silted Troop, by purchase. vice Saunders, . - ho offence against the Revenues of the Cruwo." Anntapt soar int Richard Crdker to, be Captain of a facts, it was stated , test dip Petitioner on•tbe eveolos of so s mood, deceased; W. 14. Foster, Gent. to 3°III of hiutb,lBlll was P roceedin g °u foot frost{ ligcbbster se base, vice Anith,pitattrated. Gravesend, in expeAaelon of coming up wilt the .14pAg oeg e k in order to be conveyed to'l.ondon-that M *batch/6e it-Lieutenant Joan William Flumbridge, Lancashire Militia, to be Ensign, without atom Rochtatersho Illet a titan IP a Post clisisr Vilktlisida, it he wasted to be tionvued tOteorn-ise ansteZed.iudSto um. Vin. Greer to be Lieutenant, without pur. Vont anti was adnaktalljno timeliest chase{ be.' assoll dliestiwit , appointed to 2d Royal Veteran Battilloo. few burns, reftelablitili oyster laetria. Lll the cud'''. .o j e *sr on Joseph Armstrong. from the Royal Toth a7lfal at Dartford, a ma" opened* I kc snails Wm' 'Il wincklits utenant, vice Constable, who exchanges. Pentimer cpntlnued sit big, and upon the hared. Wirt ' eta.. of mined, they were found to contain coattabuod apireff, et iiitejte ntH.Harrison to be Captain of a Compact, vice Wolseky, who retires. , without the nacestary perhilt 111: conveyance. 'tie. pint boy in Cadet Spencer Parry, from the *Oyld tinotedia'esy ran away, kcavins the horses and tends% end he ipm. abe Ensign, without purchase, vie* bout. booed be had never sauce beta heard of Thit Petitioner con. the York Light Infantry Voluntierar, ...:- tinned Sitting in the CLAW. ism litemaillahltaratbadshilling ;ay . e. - I . . • . . . . .. . - • ...,.... • sArts Bt AttsvoN. 4. S • -•••••••=•••.•• • VALE 10 • TO BE BOLD BY AU wriorr, In thr month of August Mart (unlesi previously disposed of by Private Contract, of width due Notice will be given), SEVERAL Capital ESTATES, io the Parishes 'of West liantWitt,hwenny, Llang?n, Colwinstone, Penarh, Coggan, I landough, I.avernock. St. Andrews, Mirthir Dovan, I lsntrissent, and flandaff ; aho several Houses in the town of Cardiff; containing in the whole about 2566 Acres ; together with the Manors of Wesrl.lantwitt, Corntown, and Penarth.— Particulars will soon be published.. &ply to Messrs. Webb,. Webb , and Atwpod, Salisbury.