Star. — London, England, 1806-09-29 00:00:00

NAUTIOAL 11178LOODICIL, MAILS THIS DAY* t .41 r saa. sys. Dells s o -•t• mom _ , s Vistirfsra =ll 0 , s s LANs The Garland privateer of Hull, Captain Wissos, mounting 18, guns, captitred on the 3d June, in the South Seas, the St. Michael Smith (hip of :6 gum. add 126 men, with 60,000 dollars and a valuable cargo, oa board, after an anion of an hour and fifty minutes, within piftol (hot. PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 27. r Came in the TILIMILS man of war and DICADI frigate, from Sir RICHAID STILACNAN'S fquadron; the former totally dila:ailed, as was the AUDACIOUS man of war (not yet arrived) by a violent hurricane, which difperfed the fquadroo on the toth of Augu ß. Arrived the LADY W rated (hip, from a cruise; Sourest !loop of war, with a fleet of vic tuallers under convoy from the ettlttnet Fleet ; George, Rain, front Tortola I Atalanta, Farris ; ' Friends, LUKAS; end the Prince of Wales, Bos. siva, from Riga; Lorti Barrington, Paaramoa, from Loogfound r, Eliza, 021.11 Y, and the Lord Middleton, Wiscraass, from Archangel; the Danith male Lifette, STAG, from Tonningen, for Malaga, and image Vrow, Elms, from Petettburgh, for LiPl boa, detained by the Unity privateer; Der Kliene (a Dane), Hendrickfon, from Tooningen for Alge-1 sire!, with linens, detained by the Happy Return privateer ; Uodermeming, of Kniphaufen. from Marcos, for Totmingen ; and the Harmonic, of Oldenbnrgh, from Tremblade for Riga, detained by the Indefatigable privateer.—Wind N.E. PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER al. Arrived hisMejefly (hips ARDINT, PIItASAITT, and Commuter., from Plymouth. The ADAMANT, of 5o guns, Captain Sasses ; and the Gosuawe (loop, Captain Hoas.s, are appointed convoy to the coaft of Africa. Ttsill morning arrived the Sparta fchooner Fortuna, lam with bides, tallow, and dollars, from South America bound to Vigo, captured by the EGYPTIIINIII frigate t and a nip from Montevideo, aqui:a by the Jaaaica frigate.—Wind EaR. DIAL, SEPTEMBER at. Arrived the 131s.catra hoop of war, and leveret gun brigs, from a cruise. The fignal for a convoy to the weftward is (hilted hem the Vest:ems to the . Zasaa bomb. At one o'clock P. M. arrived in the. Downs the KANCANOO (loop . of war, Captain Basso, from off Boulogne, and landed at this place Mr. jom sOn. the Meleager, who insosediatelf proceeded for London with his difpatches. Report lays that Meafteur T has left Paris with the Em pevar Nap:neon, and that Lord Lattosanaca Rill tentiins. P. S. jolt arrived in the Downs leveret fail of homeward-booty; Weft Indiamen ; they have taken Dover pilots; cannot learn their names.— Wind N. N. E. DOVER, SIPTRIARER d. The VISTAS. frigate came in the Roads left night from off Boulogne for refrelhment, and failed again this day at noon to Mime her Ration. Commodore Owss, in the CLYDI frigate, went into the Downs yellerday afternoon, as did the Bizarr& floop and feveral other limps and gnn brigs from the French coati. Palled by this morning leveret of the Lee ward Maud Fleet for the river ; a great many more are in fight working up, the main body of the fleet is a little to leeward of Dangenefs ; fhoold the weather continnepoderate, they will all get into the Downs by tomorrow night. Wind N. E. with a hell breeze.—The Sirius, Capt. Amts., one of the above fleet, is kilt come into the Reads, having loft an an. chor and cable. SHEERNMERFiSPABER 17. Arrived his Majelly's (hip Rosy, Capt. D from the North Seas, lobe repaired ; and the Swe. dill; (hip Hoppet, Ba mutest, from Stockholm for Avaro, with iron and deals. Sailed yefterday, after poll, hi► Majelly's Stip CORMORANT, with the trade for the Baltic. A convoy for Tonningen is appointed to fail froas the !gore on the stb October, and one for the Baltic as the 7th.-.. Wind W. moderate weather. GREENOCK, SEPTEMBER s 6. Arrived here. yetterday the Oughton Ball°, from Trinidad. Sailed under convoy 9f the 1404714 Masa- Lawn, 74 guns ; CAVADL, 74 guns ; EL/FOUNT, 74 guns ; and AGAIIIIIINON, 64 guns. The three for mer parted off Bermuda on the i gth Auguft, on their return to the Well Indies, and left the AGAPAIMIION to convoy , them home. The Oaghton parted the ACAMI moms and the fleet on the t rth inftant, inlet. 4 3 . 6- Intl. 34. Spoke on the [7th inftant, in lat. 53. 54• long. a 6. 29. the brig Minerva, from New ,Brunftvick far Leith. The Aurora, Born, alto arrived here yetlerday tram Tobago, parted convoy on Friday night lalt, off Cape Clear, in lat. 51. 25. long. so ; faw the Eg linton. Halm-row (another of the fleet) aftern, on WedneTalay night. PsNed late lift night, for Port Glafgow, the Harmony, Kt ta, from St Kitt's ; parted the Beet on Sunday, in lat. 51. ts. long. ra. thick wea du!. Came in North Channel, and taw yefierday ear/ of the fleet beating aftern, one of which Capt. K. fuppofed to be the Countefs of Crawford., An Brother. Capt. K. has favoured us with the follow., ing liLt of lino for the Clyde, Harmony, Aelive, Maxilla, George, Hamlet, Her bites, Hope, Sifters, Jafon,• Britannia, William. Hopewell, Prince of Alturias, Aurora, Pilgrim, 'Her mit, Lucretia, E g li ng ton, Oughton, Hero, .Corm• tefs of Crawford, Margaret, Jane, Alerander,•Noncy, Hercules Lord Melville, Boyd, America, En terprise Hercules, Diana, -Jane, /Wive, and Mary. ....Clyde Chips for Liverpool, Highlander •Eagle ; for Dublin, Eleanor . The Eglington, put into Loeb Long yellerday: • • • Ma OP EIGHT. , • The ininx of vifitors to the Ifle of Wight this ice fon furpaffes all precedent in numbers,and proves the infufficsesey of lodgings, both as Cowes and Role, for the accommodation of frequenters of this de lightful member of the Continent of England t many families having been obliged to return in veffels to Southampton and Portfmouth, inns and houfes being an pre.oceopied. We hear this general partiality for the Wand, which is demonnrated b 1 ail ranks, re• forting to it, has excited a fpirit of (peculation with . the ioduftrious and the wealthy, and that buildings are now planning which will do credit to the likerali. ty of the proje&ors, and he an ornament to the court. try. The Clift at Cowes,' late the property of Sir CMLISTOP.I4III. BAYOU, Bart. now belonging to an opulent Citizen of London, is, we underiand, to be falhioaed fir the ere&ion of Tome capacious good hooks, and a more enchanting (cite for the pnrpofe the Cosa of England does not exhibit. Ryde alfo is multiplying her neat detached cottages, and forum. ded as both thefe (pots are with fuch unrivalled native fcenery, they cannot fail to aura& the curious, as well as the conyalefcent. The public this year have been gratified with alt adositfion to the interior of the magnificent feat of the late Sir Ricotta° W011.111.1Y, Bart. to which here tofore none but Sir RIC N•11.1V11 particular intimates had aced's. Mr. PELHAM, the prefent proprietor, with a liberality that enfores him the refped of the admirers of the We of Wight, has ordered the doors of this interelling manfion, which contains tome of the bell pi&ures in the kingdom, to be thrown open for the gratification of the anal, traveller, or public. New Stiiirees.—Yellerday, according to annual cultom on the day preceding the feat of St. Michael, the new Sheriffs proceeded from one of their Guilds (Painters' Hall) to Guildhall. After partaking with their friends of an elegant dejegni: at Guildhall, they I were (worn into office, and were invefted by the pro per officers with the gold chain, and ether infignia. Frain thence they returned in their Wale carriages to ,Painters' Hall, where a fumptunus banquet was pro vided, confining of two courfes and a daest, at which 2111 the delicacies of the (talon abounded. At eight o'clock the company adjourned to the London Coffee houfe, where they were received by Mr. Netewati,, and the other Keepers of the City Jails, and enter -1 tamed with tack and walnuts. Aldermen Comae, Laiewron, and HARRRY, and both the late Sheriffs, were prefent ; and on the occafion of their bealthe being given, they all returned thanks in an appro priate addrefs. - Day av La■a Tirsarta.— On Saturday evening a young lady made her firfbappearance at this TPeatre, in the charatter of hfili Bid*, in the farce of Mfi is her 7eent. We could not learn her name. She did not appear to be more than fifteen years cf age. She certainly palettes abilities for the file, but they mu ft be matured by age before the can expett to pltafe. Mr. Ku dteffed and played the part of Fri66le sinremely well. On Friday night, a publican in Batterfea got out of bed in his Peep, opened the one pair mom window, thinking it was the window over his bar door, which *frequently ttepped over, and fell down into the trees, by VIVIMIS of which his hip was difincated, and he now like iit i awe of mental derangement. Farm.* Gsurrowy.—On Tuefday lull a .young lady at Brighton, daughter of a refpalable family in London, undertook to eat for (upper the enormous quantity of three &Nuked &Om, with a proportion of breed; which the performed, to the afloniflement of all prefent. The cullom of eating a goofe on Michaelmas day was eflablifhed by the great Q . 2een Be u. She hap pened, on the 29th of September, 1598, on her jour ney to Tilbury Fort, to dine at the ancient manfson of Sir THOM A S who treated her Majefty with twe fine fubilantial geefe. After the had ate heartily, fhe drank in a large glafs of Burgundy, " Deftration to the Spanifh Armada." At that moment a nseffenger arrived with the joyful news the prayed far. She tinmediately took another half pint bumper ; and every year after, on the fame day, the had the fame dinner. The canon, was adopted at Court, and has become univerfal. A writ of enquiry was executed on Wednefday lan at Warwick, before the High Sheriff of the County. An talon had been brought by Mrs. MARY Hoist's,. of Alcefler, againft Mr. RICHARD Hsu ' Niro, of Oxford, for a breach of promffe of mar 'slap. The Defendant had (offered judgment to go by default, and the Jury (which was (pedal), after a than confultation, returned a verdia of aool. da mages, with ca.. Captain DODD, of the Royal Navy, who corm mands the Sea Fencibles at Arklow, has had a very ,narrow efcape from death—he went to bathe on the morning of the Both ult. and hitting gone too far out of his depth, and the tide laming very thong, he was taken out at a confiderable di itance—but owing to the very great exertions of a Corporal ctFlhe' 2 7lh giment, and oneof hisbravefencibles, his life Was Avid. A few days fince, two letters were put into the poll offices at Devizes and Carmarthen, direeled to Mein: Bamford and Matthews, BMW) ; the former eon. tamed bills to the amount of 4271. as. and the latter' rs. Gd. They were delivered at the min office, in Briliol, to a fuperniimerary letter carrier, Win. Card, who fecreted and embezzled them. Proceed. Moo London, he prefeoted a ten pound note tai payment at the banking boufe of Hogard and Co. of which, by an extraordinary coincidence. the non arrival had been intimated to that very hotife, od the fame morning nn which the note was offered for change. The prifoner _was accordingly taken into cuflody. On leorching his perfon there were found, bank notes to, the amount of 3701. The notes miffing from different letters at Nino' exceeded 7001. — Among the notes found on the prifianer were feversl . of thole which had been advertifed at Blinn!. ?in doubt therefore remained of the prifonet's being the perfoir who had abkonded. He was taken before the l e ord Mayor, who ordered him to be given over to Tipper, the Officer, to be by him conveyed to Sao!. w Never leave that which fhould be done to-day till to-morrow.--This caution is particularly recom mended to Lottery Adventurers, who have not yet fecured their Tickets and Shares in the prefent State Lottery. There ate only aci,ooo Tickets, which is fcarcelyfufficientfor the ufual demand, prior to the Drlittft, witieb commences the t yth of Detober steirt. MAR K.LAAT. CORN•EXCHANOZ.SEFIthISER sq. • • the fre(h mirth of Wheat to•diy, ate numerous, and the general (ale, 4 this trade pre dull, and at the reduaion in price of v. and o..per quarter — Barley in very large fupplier, and is at .a further de , clention of price—Malt at lefs--White Peas likewife, and in plenty—ln Beant but little diffErenet —Oats are in coufiderabit quantities, but few prime fampks which keep their price, other km are lower—Flour continues on the terms quoted laft week. 1111XIIIAL 0171•ICNCT •6 UNOea: I Wane, ss• 742 Beeper qr. Grey Peak 43547 s Ga Rae Ditto, *3.395 Beans, 441511 04 Rye. (pew) 4 05 455 Tick Ditto, 386 444 od Barley,* 4ss od Malt, 7 as 7 1 . od White Ptak, .56$ 64$ Oats, 141 1: 11 33a Poland ilitua Us 36a eal Rape Seed, (sues) ill 3d Fine our 70G to ,s+ Seconds 6.59 lON* per Wk. SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER RACES, TUESDAY, SEPT. :3. The St. Leger Stakes of 3 rgs each; Colts Sit alb Pinks $4-. Sr. Leger Cootie. Mr. Clifton's b c Fyldener, by Sir Peter ttStnithroore's 1e by Sir Peter - s VI . Watt's b c Shutilecoek,SV Schedoni - 3 en to 4 agft Fyidener ; wan eary—Thirtymise Subfailban. The Corporation Plate of 501 br al Harfes,Zte.3 yentas to wry 64. 4 yr olds yft 71b. s yr olds Hit Sib. 6yr aids and aged, 121b—The wiener of any of the Sabfeription Plates ae York year, to carry 4lb extra-n-fidaiden Haslet, dtc. Am to be al elts.Heats, four naiks each. _Oa bloods Flighty, by Traveller, 3 yrs old a g .r _ 11:33erard's br e Young Chariot, 4 yrs old oped 3 a 2 1116.111116's b f Off the goes, 3 yrs old t 0 0 litr.Parecea's ctt e brother,to Zodiac, IQ sib agit Mr. nitwell's Tunes, by Sir Peter, ft sbcgs each, b. ft—Two males. The latter received forfeit. I wLIN aura Y, SEPT. 35. TM Gold Cap, rains loop. trot for say Hoer. Ike. 2-yr &la to carry hiLi 4•lr cads 7il. 7W.i 5-yr old. Mi. Lb.; air obis lid. sib . • aged ye. The Winscr of any Subicription Plate at York thiaYear. ar King's Plate, to carry 416 extra; and any two Subic-rip** Mato; at York this Ycar,to carry 71k. cum—Four . . . . • - miles. . Mr. Slinthralles gr c. by Homilies's)lad, 3 yen did - I Lard Owlingstats Trafalgar, 4 yh 01.1 - s Lord Pitowilliim's St. Paul, by Sir Peter, 4 yrs old r 3 Twenty an i 'salsa Mr. Garforth's gr. c....-li to 4 apinft Tra faigar...3 no s winft St. Past —A good race. The resewsd Doneafter Stabea---ft Subferipdon of saga with 1 •scirs..sidsil by the Corporatkon of Doncattre, for tierces, Ste. dal era, lesej.ir the property of the nubtetiber oe Coate*. Trale obb to wry dft. it 4-7 r oils 7ft 716. ; 3•yr ads aft 0414 iilds and aged Sit. a Mb... Four silica. Lord o =6's b. c. Trafalgar. 4.715 old - • I - Mr. kr. In. Velta . - - ' S Mr. Meath's Streathaun Lau , . by Pipater. 3 11 1 old ' . 3 Lard Strathmore's b. c. by Sir Pete r , 3 yn old - - 4 Seven pig @pith Tratfaigar—j to a againft Vefta '-- -. / Tif tntsDa Y. Sweepftsksa at togs each, with zags added D 7 the Corporation, fee Mks then 3 yr. old, Bft. each. Two miles —( tr Sub- Culbert). Lard Stratkutore's Dr. by Sir Peter, out of Heroine ''t Mr Shweralr. Pipylina, by Sir Peter - s Mr acUllh'i Streatham Lab, by Pipet°, - 3 Mr W N. W. liewetes hr. Mitt Teazle Hornpipe 4 Mr E. L. Hodgfon's b. by Mooreoek - 5 Lord Bahasa:is b. by Beningbrough ` 6 Mr Clowe's br. by Stamford - ' 7 , ET. Mathis on Pipylinu—a to a mobil Lord Strathmore— and to ii s avant! Streatham Lola. One Hundred Pounds Plate, for three and four yr olds: 3 yr olds to carry 7ft. alb. 4 yr olds 811. 7ib. Malden colts allowed alb. 1 # and maiden Sines alb. Heats, two miles each. To pay three guineas ebtrasce,whieh is to be paid to the owner of the Weald 1 boric. P. Mr Garfortterg. c.. by Hambletonlan, 3 yr; old 5 a a Mr Peirfe's b. tby Beoingbrougb, 3 yrs old 1 6 0 Mr Clifton's b. c. Pyldener. 3 yrs old - al 3 3 Mr Prandling's br. e. Smother, 3 yrs old - g 3 4 Mr Watt's eh. c. by Ormond,3 yrs old 6 4 3 Mr Mellith's b. c. Young Eagle, g mold 4 3 6 Mr S. Dunetenbes b. 1. Hipfarell Loh, 3 yrs old 7 s dr Lord Fitswillaptes I; f. Minaret, 3 yrs old 3 7dr Five to 4 no Fyidoser.--5 to s 'gala Mr. Carforth-4 to a agaloft Mr. Peirks Swmftakes of sins eacb, p. p. two Talks, to carry t 3ft. each. How Mweb Hawke's br. geldWg, Prince Bangeathion a Sir H. T. Vone's b. gelding, Stop- !Tier . - a Mr Teacher's eb. mare, SportfmUtrefs - 3 Mr Wakes Baronet, lift. beat Mr. Meath's Literati!, Bft. sib. 3oop esektrtt.••••Tvrarailes.-.6 to 4on Baronet. Mr. SHARP, the brewer, in j(ingsflreet, near Swill I low-nreet, fell into a large cooler of ale yetlerday , morning, about (even o'clock, and was taken out dead. On Tuefdav evening, Mrs. Habeis's beautiful villa, Eden, near Dublin, was broke into by a gang of robbers, five or (even in number. The firtt notice the family received of the circumtlance, was from the abrupt appearance in the fitting parlour, of Mrs. ' Harris's fetvant-man, bleeding, led in by four of the banditti. This lady was accompanied on that even ing by her niece, Mifs French—and each. expeditd a defire that the fervant fhould fullain no further in• jury from the perform who had inflieled the wounds; ,at the fame time informing the unwelcome vificors that they were ,xt liberty to take away anys property in the concerns which they might fancy. One of the robbers, will an sir totally onembarraffed, in firmed Mrs. Harrisethat they were tradefpeople out otemployment, that difirefs drove them to tbar trade, in order to obtain a livelihood, and that if the ladies would be kind enough to part with their property in call% and jewels, they would retire withcut offer ing either force or.itefult. Mrs. Harris and Mifs French immediately produced the contents of their pockets, which contained very little (pecks and in fhort not very much cn which the Robbers teemed to Pet any valve. A pair of candleflicks were next esamined by the gang, who enquired W they were plate ? on being anfwered in the negative, they took them, as an acquifitioa of 'hued ware to their booty. They afterwards proceeded to the bed-rooms, and were moll unanimrrus is their vociferations for Bank Notes, none of which Mrs. Harris allured them, were in the houfe. At this inftant, tome propofed to let the place on fire, hut upon the inter• ference of the ladies, and particularly when it was fuggelled by Ma French, that there was a proba bility of their Petting the bed curtains •on fire, one of the Robbers who appeared to have tome influence over the reit, defiled them to be quiet—and imme diately the diabolical propofitioa was over-ruled. The defks and drawers were fearched, and Come trinkets and old coins taken out of them—but very little lots has been fuftained by Mrs. Harris, who, as' well as Mifs French, appear to have condutled thensfelvas with flngnlsr intrepidity. Fyne fjt LOh',Doll GAZETTE, &A Vjo. • At NM CoOrtlill the tkwion l aPatace. the wb of Stgtesittier. [SOS. prickst. theKlogs lAA Excellent Majefty In Council ft is ft' _OrEelbl4sy SO klajet.s in Council that the Parra. ems/ orliskailad• prorogued to . 1 hurfdar the Minh oat of Odo destalto Soldier muragutd to Wednefday the twastrolnth dag Of ()Rohm mgt. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the attk of September. ticAg prekut. the King's Molt F.scellent hilajt fly in Commit_ His Majetly Imola* beer .. .pleated to appokit the Right Honoare I able Marks Goop,goistrinly called Lord Vircount Hawk*, to be one of his Majety's Principal Secretariat of State, be was this day, by his Majetty e command. (worn cog Makk's Prio cipal Sec/curia of State accordingly. DOWNING MUST. SlNTralßall The Ring Ms boos pleated to more it to he Sgnlfied try tire Right linnourablo Lord Viicount Howielt i bla Majefty's Principal Secretary of State foe Foreign Affairs. to the Minifters of Friendly and Neutral Powers refident at this Court, that his-Majeti y havirz been pleated, on the trek of May laft, to aired that the nectfrary meafures mould be taken for the blockade of the Cyan, Rivers, and Ports from the River Eine to the port of Brdt, both 'octave ; his Msjelly is now pleas"' to declare, tint fo moth et fuch block ade a. extended from the River Elb_ to the River Ems, limb In • elmfive, iv for the prelim tiskositinued. and that Iron. the date hereof, the navigation of the Cnatt. Riv. r and Ports from the River Elbe to the River Erna, both inclulive, it as free as it Len blockade bad not takeb place. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wait OFFIC!, att. 27. STAFF. CHILI 888 BOVCARD, Rfci to be • Deputy Comtreffa7 Gene. ral of States, Prnvitiotu. and F. rage to the Forces Laurasuce Douovam, Efq to be Deputy Con mitfary of Ao. eampee to the Forces Tsuituu Haut., s BUNT. MSC to be an AfElam ComuniTary at Store% ProUllons,and Forage to the Forces. BARRACKS James Frederick Monk. Gent. late a Lieutenant fn rbe late Now Stadia Regiment, to he Barrack Malta at, Anrapotts Royal. vice Williams, decreed. • Deputy Barrack Matter Wlfiim Williams to be a Barrack Matter in Great Britain, vice Whittler. John Price Warrington Gent, on half pay u Lleutemot of that 9th Foot, to be a Deputy Barrack Matter in Great Britain, vice Williams. ORDNANCI 0211C2. SRTTTMIQR 24.. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Major David Meredith to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Skyeine. deeeakdt Captain Riche, el Dickinfon to be Major, vice Mere dith ; Second Captain Thomas S. Hallam to be Captain, vies Dickinfon net Lieutenant Frederick Donlon to be Second Captain, vice Hughes! Second Lieutenant Henry F. Cubitt to be Firit Lieutenant, vice Gordon. Dated September 13,1806. Corps of Royal Engineers. Charles Mon, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vim Metier, pro. mated. Dated September a, 1806. Cornmifilons ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Durham.—Sunderland Volunteer Ar tillery. Captain Thomas Ayre to be Major. Dated December 9, slop To be Captains—Firft Lieutenant Chrißopher Dolman, vim Thornhill, eared; fiat Lieutenant Richard Pemberton, jun. vim Wake, reigned. Dated January 4. 180 f. Firft Lieutenant Benjamin Bray, vice Ayre, promoted; FUR Lieutenant Jedeph Ewbank, vice Rothy, refignoL Dated De cember 9, Isos. .10 be Pint Lientenants...Sconad Lieutenant Thomas lisetifeat, vice Smeetharn,ragned; Second Lieutenant Wallets Haddscb, jun. vice Murry, promoted. Dated September ty, Ito+ Second Lieutenant John Taylor, irks Pemberton, jut. promoted Sienid. Lieutenant Mamas Pemberton, vim Dobkw, aromatad. Dated January 4,1180 j. Second Lieutenant Thomas Bonner, vice Bray, promoted; Se. rand Lieutenant Thomas Milner Coalmine, vice Ewbsnk, pro moted, Dated December 9, 110 s. . Second Lieutenant John Pexall Killion, vise Taylor, mired — Dated March to, tho 6. To be Second Lieutenants—John Ridley, Gent vim Talier, re. rooted. Dated Odtober Smart Atkinfon, (lent. vice Bonner,prornoted; ThnumsCroptort, Gent. vice Comndria, promoted. Dated Muck to, don. To he Adjutant—Firit Lieutenant William Haddoeb,Mn. Dated September t 7, silos. Commiffions ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the . Count of Surrey.—Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry. Het Lieutenant Thomas Lack to be Captain In the Rae Company, vice the Right Hnnentrabk William Elliot, reigned; Second Lieutenant William Let to be Firß Lieutenant, glee Lack, pro.. moted ; Jufeph Knight, Gent. to be Period I.lestioast, vies Lee. Dated September 20, :SA. Commiffion in the Cardiganfhire Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant. George Henry Freeing, Gent to be Why. Dated Mesa an, I&A. PARTNERSHIPS DUISOLVED. Roger Holland, John Garfide, fen. awl jobs Osik, km. of Maneheller, and Alhtan.under•Line,Lanol. ononaanos, cot. ton , fpinners, and eilandadtarers, kora.* I, 110116 Robert Walfh, fen. Robert Walk J. tad WAhos Welk at Halifax. Yorkaiire, cotton sad wed aull•mhin. S.& 8 1. I k 6 . lase Mencilln and David Amick, et Chimpille. Larlon. per- Lumen, September ay, dolt. Jofeph Nicholfon and Timm TraL chef ti's Inn, Law. rence•taite,Cheapftels, Loeirsoimerikete. Mu* lc, Iliad Richard grockfond and of Chilham, Kent, Augoft 30, do& Mary MDowall iodine Weediande, of Taviitoek.erect, Co vent Garden, furriers omilhogiameolkors. September 7,1806. Edmund Annletead, of 0101thrld, and Gila Redmayne, of Settle, both in Yorlmire, canoe 'merchants, September 20, 406. Jofeph Tomkins, Jofeph Moan Coy, and Robert Jones, of ' Newport, Monmouthaire bankers and Lron.malters, orlron workers, and mitten, Septe mber 8, ISod John Collier Ward and Charles F. Beadles, of Mitehell-Den, Gloucefterflaire, furgeons and apothecaries, September 8, tied John Hollis m and William Cooper, of Atterclide. Voltaire, byre welting puts manufaeturers, September as, [SOS. Charles (leant and John Brown, of Cnfidoo-court,Broad-lreet,_ Loudon. me. chants, December 14, 1806. Jofeph Teedak, and William Bowies, of Balton, Lincolethire, brandy and (pint meteorite, September 23, ad,. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Benito. of Compton Martin, Sonterfet, argonst, of Manchefter, and George Bennet, of lansifet. dealers, chapmen, and copartner.. William CritchLy, of Manebeiler.calicomelater. BANKRU Frs. Anne Harding, of Brlltol, baberdalber, to amender O,Bnber to, t, and November t, at eleven, at the Butt Tavern, Seam ....,. Attoetticu. Medea. Payne and Burgin. Snoll Itreet-eourt,Briltol, or Mr. Thomas Heels ' Staple Inn, Holborn, London. Francis Oliver, of Tottenbarn High Crab, Middlefex. grocer, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, ottolier so, at ie. (Mather t at tea, anti N o v e mber 8, at one, at Guildhall Attornica, Meer; .Wright and Bovill, Chancery-lane, London Jofeph Braun, of Girton, Nottlngliamthire, dealer and therinian. Odtober to, at Sz,Oftober at, at ten, and Nor. 8, at one, at Guikihall, London. Attorney, Mr. Spike, No. a, kiln-court, Temple, London. Claudius Cliereet and James Fletcher, late r - " merchants and copartners, September 30, 8, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attonnes. Loos, and Thonifon, Cot dull court, Throgmorton• James Clark, of Houndfditcb, London, cock an , dealer and chaprnan,O.Rober 14, and kit Guildhall Anomie', Melo. Collins and' rtviDENDS. °Reber 4. Thomas (Meths, late of kart, weaver, at ten, at GuildhalL Worm 6 John PrOdlor the younger, of _ at Sm. at the King's Arms, Lancaster. Catcher I. Thoma. Giles, of Warwick, men-hdlor, the Black Swan len, Warwick. October IL Thomas Leefon. of Positerood, at twelve. at the Slack Man Inn, Wendel Odtober tt. Samuel thirty. of Heyrod under-Lys., Lanmaire cotton fremner, water Arms Inn, Minthetter. OAolmes Is. Samuel Ferrari IA addingoes, wart, Mere?, Pinker ar d bop-merchant, Odtober tt. John Tullock the younger, of • 6011, broker and anrcb.o . , at ten, at Guildhall • I • 1 • 1 'Me* rte. 4, k un.eourt, N e of Walbrook, London. o.ft e AeSn k e i,, r in tt,e i rei v. .mlla- No rogmortoo•llreet. mek sod brafs.founder, I November 8, at ten, at el Waller, Spltal.fquare :41reet,SpIta'fiels, Gat- e' Larcener, merchant, 1 ' ere-fadlor, at eleven, se .Wartrithieril, mercer, trick. 111, psrilb of Adttem- , at three, at the llekte• , of York Reeet. South. t, at ten, at OuLlclhtll Sever Gettli.n.. Lote.