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The Tenders with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be seveiullylealed trp, and left with the Secretary at this House, at tiebefure Twelve o'Cloik at noon, on the said id of August, beyood which anntr no Tender will he received. JOSEPH DART. &c►cta►y It* particulars of the terms aind conditions under which the Shits will be engaged for the CoMpany's Service may be had upon application at the Office of the Dark to the Committee of Shipping, on or after Monday next, the 10th July. - . • . EAST INDIA mom" Jag S;IWS. pIIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPA.\rY .y MERCILINTS e EMI:4YD, trading to the BAST IMES, de trashy give /Office. That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or before Wmontsnar, the 2d of August next, for the hire, for a farther number of Voyages, of such SHIPS of the BURTHEN of TWELVE HUNDRED TONS and UPWARDS, Builders' Measurement, as have performed their Contracted number of Six Voyages in the Coropany'a Regular Service. Tie Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at this House, at or before Twelve &Clock at Noon, on the said 24 of August, beyond which hour no Tender will be received. JOSEPH DART, &oetary. The partieubrs of the Terms end Conditions under which tie Ships will be engaged for the Company's Service, may be had epos application of the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Ship ping, on or after MovsAr next, the 19th of July. THE LAST OF THE LOTTERY—NOTICE. /110 THE PUBLIC.— The Act of Parliament, 4 -A- Gee. IV, cap. 60, limits the duration of Lotteries in Great Britain and Ireland to the one Drawing, announced to take place IMk July. The certainty of this being the very last oppor tunity of adventdring in the Wheel of Fortune has created a, demand Fes beyond the sale of any recent Lottery: and there is no doubt tbut, but for the extraordinary pressure of the times, and the interventions rirf the General Elections, which entirely absorbed the public attention for a considerable period, every Ticket and Share would bare been sold long since. A represen tation of these facts to his Majesty's Government, induced the Lords Commissioners of the Treasury to grant further time ice the Sale of such Tickets as remain unsold, which will enable many persons to posses, themselves of Farewell Chances for the SIX VITUS OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, who most otherwise have suffered the Lottery to close for ever, without the power of partaking of its LAST TAVOtil. By their Loradrips , Warrant, in the Gazette, the Final Drawing is to take place on Wessmoar, the Eighteenth day of October next, instead of, as before announced, the 18th of July. PRIVATE PUPIL. A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, For some years tutor to s Nobleman, and subsequently receiving a few Pupils Into his House, a moderate distance from London, bas News VACANCY. Letters directed for the Rev. J. C Messrs. Gray and Fen, Sta tioners, 00, Plecadi ly, London, will be duly forwarded t him. EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION. IY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public they have, after muck labour and at a very considerable ex pense, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction and extreme dilhasky of eseention, that they trust will effectually prevent the many Frauds that are daily practised on the Public.— An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a pink colour covers the principal part of the Label. the names of Day and Martin are printed in white lattice edged with pink and black, and placed on a white ground, the address, .97. HIGH-HOLBORN. is alto white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the lac. pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a white ground, tke preamble and directions fur use are printed as before, pack letters on white ground. sit, High-Holborn September, 1823. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, AND DEBILITY. DR. FOTHERGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS. To those who are afflicted with Nervous disorders and their various distressing affections, u Oppression of Spirits, Head Aches, Loss of,Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, Tremors, Fainting Fits, and Debility or Relaxation of the System, it is confidently reamer mended to have recourse to the above celebrated Medicine, from which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perseverance in it agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-establishment of their health. Sold in Bottles, at 4s. 6d. 1 is. and 225. by Butlers, ateehiste. 4, Chcipsidr, corner of St. Paul's ; and $4, Sackvillootreet, Dublin ; and 73, erince's.street, Edinburgh ; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond-street, and 220, Itegent.street ; and by the principal Me. Vendtri throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be bad, Dr. FOTHEROILL'S TONIC FEM ALE PILLS, recommended in general Debility of the Constitution ; also as a safe and excellent remedy in these pule. ical irregularities which Females, of delicate and languid carrels two, more especially the younger part, are liable to. In Boum at Is. lid. and Rs. Rd. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. THIS agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in vention of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy In Hieving Faintness and Head-ache, and in counteracting the rnects of over-bested, close, or infected air, cambium to be pre' , lured, in the greateat perfection, by Alessrs. THUS. and WM HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in 4 l'dml, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Bart.ev and 13Law, Perf4totrs, Cockspnr-street ; and Retail, price 2s. 9d. by one; ageLt or nl-rt• in every principal Town ; but it canaot be 'envious, t~nitst rile n..!nes of the above preparers are engraved on the G 6 verraneet stamp, which is fried over the cork of each box.— Pr•Te r 11..nes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. 21 Thve Viay also be bad, atithettleated by a similar stamp* Ili XV ' S ( - Av.:l)M) )lAutonzA, in bottle* at lb. 9d. or with alas stopreis at is. 6d. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1826. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 18. CROWN OFTLC% Jar 13, 1126. Mentben Returned to serve in tine new Parliament.- • - Omar of Fife—James Wemyss, of Wens's., Bsq. Bari* of Dysart, Kitkealdy, Burntisland. and Kinghorn.—.3lr Itenidd Cranford Ferguson, of Muirton, Knight Corarnander of the Bath: Dnrghs of Craft, Kikeeny, Anstrather Eater, Ansteother Wester, and Pittessweem_Jansen Balfour, Req. of Whittinghame and Dalgonie. Burghs of toper, Perth, Dundee, Saint Andrews, and Forfar— The Hon. High Lindsay, Deputy Chairman of the Hon. East India Company, redding in London. County of Perth--Lieut..Geberal Sir George Murray, of Drum linrig and Bleaton, G. C.D. Commander of the Fortes in Ireland,' and Colonel of his Majesty's 42d Rees:lent of Foot. - Burghs of Stirling, Invetkeithing, Dumferline, Cuirass and Queens. ferry— Rohen Downie, of Appin, Esq. County of Wigtown—Sir William Maxwell, of blonreith, Ban. Burghs of Wigtown, Whithorne, New Galloway, -and Straurnet--- John Hairy Lowther, Esq. of Swettingtoo, in Yorkshire. - County of Argil —Walter Fiedetick Campbell, Esq. of I s lay and Shasslield Burghs of Inverhry, Campbeitown, Apr, Irvine, and Rothsay-- Thomas Frands . Kenoodl, an. of Dunur e. • • County deonrovalifilr Rkhard Rawlin son Vyvyan, of Trete. waren, in the said County, Dart. and Edward William Wyse: Pendants, of Pendawes, in the .said county, Esq. Borough of Dunbeied, oth e rwi se L a u nceston —James Brogdeo, of Park-street, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. and the Hen. PownoU Bastard Mew, Captain in kis Majesty's Royal Navy. Ll:Arnett, otherwise Liskeerd—The Hoe. Edward Granville Eliot (commonly called Lord Eliot), of Pon RUN, in the county of Cornwall, and Liesst.bOaseral Sir William Henry Prink, of Stratford-place, in the county of Middlesex, K.C. B. Borough of Losterithiel—.The Hon. Ernest Augustus Edgettadie, (commonly called Viscount Whiten), of Mount Edgcuenlis, the county of Devon. and Sir Alexander Cray Grant, of White.. halLeardens,in the city of Westminster, Ban. Borough of Truro—Sir Fitzroy James Henry Somerset, one of the Knights Commanders of the Most Honourable Military. Order of the Bath (commonly called Lord Fitzroy James Henry So merest), a Major General in the Army, and William Edward Tomline, Req. Borough of Beduin—Davis Gilbert, Esq. and Horace Ileauebansp, flernenr, Esq. Dome: of Helleiton--The Right Hos. Francis Godolphin - D'Arcy Osbeete (commonly called the Marquis of Carmarthen), and the Dm James Nugent Boyle Bernardo Townshend, (conunooly ailed Lord James Nugent Boyle Bernardo Towashend.) Borough of Saltash—Andrew Spottlswoode, of Bedford-square, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. and Henry Monteith, of Carstairs, in the cowry of Lanark. Es*: Borough of East Lout—James Dentemesod Dallar VJgbirastooo, of Trenant.park, to the musty of asnrwall; w Lisfat..Colesol in the Army, and the Hen. William Sebright Lamas, son of the Earl of Harewood. Borough. of Ponbyam, otherwise West Looe—John Buller, of Mortal, in the county of Car:mail,. Esq. and Charles Bullet, of Polvellan, in the aid county of Cornwall, Esq. Borough of Camelford--Mark Milbank, of Thorp Hokin the North Riding of the county of York, Esq. and Sheldon Cradock p of Hanfonh, in the North Riding of the said county of York ; Es+ Borough of Penryn—David Barclay. of Gioucester.placeslPonatan equate, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. and William Manning, of Coombe Bank, in the couoty of Kest, Req. Borough of Tregony--James Adam Gordon, ofHill.street, Berke ley square, London, and of Tickenbans, in the county of Somer set,: Req. and James Mackillop. of Montage...square, in the county of Middlesex, Bel. And by another Indenture.... Stephen laishington, Doctor of Orli Laws, of No. 2, Great George-suset, in eV city d Westoloster; and James Broughans, of Brougham; In the rermay of Westmoreland, Eel. Boragglial St. Christopher Hawkins, of Trewithen, is the essay al Cornwall, Ben. and James Halse; of the Borlougli of St. Ives, in the said county, pp, I Borough of Fowey—The Hon. Robert Henley Eden, one of the Masters of his Majesty's High Coon of Chancery ; and George Lucy, of Chatletot, in the county of Warwick, Esq. Borough of St. Germane The Right Han . Charles Arbuthnot, of Downing-street, Westminster, in the county of Middlesex: and Mattes Ross, of Penland-place, in the county of Middleeeit aforesaid, Esq. Boroogh of MidsboU otherwise Mitchell—Henry Labe/ocher% of • Hamilton-place, in the county of Middlesex, Req. and William Lesko, of Dersoshire-street, in the parish of St. itary-la-boone, in the said county, Req. Borough of Newport--Jonathan Raise, of Bedford-row, in the county of Middlesex, Iraq:. one of his Majesty's CounseeLearsed in the Law, and the Hon. Charles Bettie Percy, of Guy's.diffs, in the county of Warwick. Borough of St. htawes—Sir Scrape Bernard Machold, It Nether Winchendoo, in the county of Bucks, Ban. and Sir Cod:tattoo, Edmund Carriagtoo, of Chalfont St. Giles, in the minty s, of Bucks, Knt. Borough of Cailington—Alexander Baring, of the Grange. in the county of Hants, Bsq. and Matthias Attwood, of GracecherrA street, in the city of London, E4+ Borough of Bossiney—John Stuart Worthy, of Wonlorholl, is the county of York, Esq. and Edward Rose Tune., of Lies genaach-park, in the county of Carmarthen, Esq. County of Inverness—The Right Hon, CharletkOrant, of Oleo*, Vico.Presiden: of the Board of Trade. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Charles Braswell, Baker-street, Portmsao-square whseAserdiaat, from July t 5, to August 5, at ten, at the C ourt of Comnadaw donors of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. BANKRUPTCIES SUPICRSEDRD. Lowe Bryaa, bto of Peterboresgh-coort, Fleet-street, . - printer. - . George Lack, Sisorediteit, draper. Jobn *tattoo, Ttwabridso, Wlhairs, clothier. James Lawson, Princes-square, Ratcliffe, chalumakes. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Ritmo, Caldewpte, Cuntherbod, innkeew, to earrauder, August 91, go, Hies, 20, at eleven, at the We Anne lan. Carlit's. &betides, Mr. Chime',Staple ;or ikon& i and Co. Carlisle. William Hawkins Cu, Chelteuhana, silk.mercor, hip !Solt eleven, August 1, and 20. *tea at the Court of kommissionees 1 of Bankrupts, Bmingliall-stre:t. Attorney, .fik. - Weavers' HA, BsslaghalLstreet. • • Join Coombs, late of Ambled. Sonsersetshire. victualler , lily 31,, August 1, and 20. at twelve, at the Groseasor strati lA% Wafts,- bury, Dorset. Attornies, Mr. William Lindeell. Holborn-Gout, Gray's Inn; or Mann. Bowles and Co. Shaftesbury. Richard Burrell, jun. Wakefield, merchant. July es, 3j, and August at eleven, at the Sessions House, Wakefield. Astor- 1 ides, Mosses. Few and Co. Henrietta street, Covent-garden; or Messrs. Hub and Co. Wakefield. 1 Richard Price, t, Stepney, tirkk-ntaker, July 92, 20, and August 29, at ten, at the Court of. ComamOssloners of Dank rupts, BasinghalLet. Attorney, Mr. Hopidistle, Crooked-isne.l Henry Crusoe, jun. Penna. electioneer. July IS. atthrelve, August 1. and 29, at eleven, at the Court of Csasseississees er Bank., rupta, Basinghalistreet. Attorney, Mr. Roger Han, Great James-street, Bedford-row. Thomas Shepherd, Claremont-row, Pentonville, merchant. July U, at eleveb, August 1, at ten, and 29. at eleven, at the Court of • Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Ausesies, l Messrs. Vitodereoes and Co. Bosh.lase, Catmon4treet. John Smith ad WHIMS Smith, jam Smith MAW% Durham, role makers ; Mir" 06 IN Mien So t at okays, at the Court of Oessidrilawn stiabropes, Baslogliall.etnnt. Attorney, Mr. .._ . J o hn BrosoklristiliNlior. _ - - John Pet:Milton, Uverpoil l evish-manufaetareraely ff. Is, old Anew e, at one, a: toe , Ot4r ge Ins, Liverpool. Atternics,, Dlr. Le4gh,Cbarlotte.row; or Mr. Leather, Liverpool. William Wadley, sem Nightingale Vale, W•wriek tesseket.tar. dener, July 22, at eleven, p, at ten, and Ausuut op, at Alyea; at the ,Courtof Cutomlialonets 01 BuillroPlh Baslinkall'etrir• Attvrney, Mr. Brookins, Lombard street. •DECLA RATIO'COPINSOLTENCt James Gifford, late of Paternoster-row, bookseller, is in insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements with his de siltors....-Filed July IL *DIVIDENDSto be made in BASINGHALLSTREET. August 8, Francis Wiens. Pall.mall, man milliner, at einem. August it, Ann Giberne and Sophia Giberne New Bond-stmt. milliners, at twelve. August 8, Charl e s Gruesielsen, LowitaWs ming.strest, Pentonville, merchant, at ten. August Itiehord Basil &Aline'', Threadneedle -street, boot maker, at sieves. Ally tl, Andrew 'Smith, Lime-street.square, msrehant, at eleven. Aug. tl, Samuel Williams, Finsbury.square, merchant, at twelve. Aug. 8, Joseph Clementsna, Angel-court, St. Martin's-le-Grand, silver caster, at eines. August 8, Stacey Wise am) Charles &milder, Maidstone, and St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, paper makers, at tea. August 8, Merry Wan', Warremetreet, coach budder, at eleven August 8, Francis Flaction, Berwick-street, jeweller, at two. • DI VIDEN to be made in the COUNTRY. August 11, Joseph Levy, Southampton, 'toter, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inn, New Sarum August 11, George IlinghT, late of New York, America, merchant, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Temple. row, August 10, Charles Styring. jun. Sheffield, spade and shovel tessufsatiktr, at twelve et the Angel Inn, Shef field. August Oteoll #4Mwidos And Wi lliam Lewis Lobs Nur wick and jkliii.otreek, lismdows, manoramarers, ii test, at Se Nee. folk Hotel, Norwich August 14, Reuben Hill, Norwich, saimut tamoree, at tour, * the,ltempant Hone Inn. Norwich. • CiRTIFICATES.—Avom S. • James Op*, Walbrook, wholesale stadener. John Simeon Bur rovidale; .Loilibury and Coleman -unmet, wine merchant. Edwin Francis, Maidenhead, Berkshire, iamb seam George Downes, Galesfsed.stieet, Horse!yawn, Seeley, abler amebant. Wm. &y. don and Duncan blackens* Osephill, druggists. Catherine Grew& Chapman, Torquay, Devaishire. widow, Moen draper. George Vise. Spring-gardens, wine merchant. Thomas Browne, Mile.end.reid. picture frame maker. Win. Cheesewright, Devonshirtrotreet Wet, Mile.eed-read, bill broker. -George Dale and Richard Walesa. Newcastle-upon-Tyne alp • and- ltmersate brokers. Joseph. Etheridge, Three Ki;tvecurt, .Lenalletditreet, and Tottenham, drinker. Benjamin Chet:ernes. llislisadmisat, Clams's/het, Carpenter. Jeremiah Buckley, lieteekerein e Assiar. Themes Wreak Sr. Nests, Huntingdombise, pima Ammo Wur ah at Chad= Weak Winchester, limn dram& • llUdiard Ward, balding:4year t sad &amines, ihodsrall, we mid spirit merchant. Edweed George Tritest, Bireldn.laee, Pinto& Man Francis O'Neill and Thomas Martin, Liverpool, marshauts. WAR-011104 JULY 17, 1826. His Majesty has been pleased to ;pprove of the With Foot bear ing on Its colours and appointments, in addition to any other badges or devices which mat have heretofore beet granad to the Regi ment, the word " Tourney," in eornmemoratioa of the dial& giddied conduct of thellegiment In the sedan fought tzar Tournay, on hid May, 1794. His Majesty has also been plenied to wow of the 69th Foot ' booby on its colours and appeilishaents, is Whim to say oast or devices which ma have heeetefeee been grimed to that the word " is ossantolorados of tie aloh maim of that llogloant the attack aid awn of the Isle ot Illeuellavin do math efJuly, 1110. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR- 0111C11, JULY .17. 1826. Tkihnene of Life Guards-Ensign John IClalock, from the 1511tb Foot. to be Cohost and Sub.Lisubintat,Vides Mary Lytton Bulwer who eitchfifges. • .• - • • Roil Reitman of Horse Gusto — flat. Angolans John On co be Corner, by purchase. vivo KeoyoNgirometed. Id Begissint of Dragoon . Guardo—Lieutonant. Thomas George =h free° ehe kW pay, to be Lieutenant, vke Reb el l Hepburn, who enthaanse, reoshlog the 4111heelsou. Tab Died-Lieutenant Thomas Wet to bo .Captaio, by purchase, vice Presser, promoted; Cornet - Robert Iciest Trotter to be . . Liemenant, by purchase, vice tMett; CortierJeseph Heir, from the ild'Grageens, to be Cornet, retaining his fame situation in ' tilt Region*. use Trotter, Nth Regiment of Light Drageene.masenet flans* *own to be Litesswine, wane, vise pmmosseed. . • 16th Ditto-- Latesest Thomas L. Stuart Beat - L to be Cop Min, by pardon', vice Baker, prometod ; Cornet Th omas Seel to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vies Menteath. • • Coldstream Segibsent of Foot Guards—Ensign and Lissinnist Hon. Henry St. Mir Inking to be Lieutenset and Capalin,lty =oe, eke. Olysedet. pri,seted ; Hugh roebee, Gs*. us be and unekeeesoniumbase, vice &Mow Sib Regiment of asw—opaiiii Jeha Man enroll. from the let Wee Las Hesineent. to be equals. vie* Sy* promoted. 7tik Dkoe—Lireematee Hem. George Llddelt to be Captain, - by pirehase, vice Nth Ditto—Us= Bll = B 7l d enri Addis trhe ClllOlll poirchass, vim Idaedevrall, promoted; Essig* Wilms to be Limitenant, by purchase, vice Adams; Lismanant Week', from half pay of the 93d Foot., to be reroute"... vice Bloomfield. 12th Ditto—Captain Edward Hugh Hunt, from the 63d Foot, to be Captain, vice Jones, promoted. 14th Ditto--l o itutenint Thomas Evans, from half pay 38th Fest, to be Lieutenant, vice James Ramsay Smith, who oze.hangtei To Ise w =ins, by purchase--Lawrence Craigie, Gent. vice May, i to eke nth Foot ; Franklin 'enrich, Gent. vice Budd, primoted.' 19th Ditio—l'asign Robert Psyche,. from the 534 Foot, to be Itreiga, vial Wow, who exchanges. 15th Dime—Captein Hon. Nathaniel Henry Charles Matey, from tbe Wipe', a be Captain, vice Bader, whose appointment has sot tam 'bee. We"iceb Dhee—Tbeeses tionoosbe, Gent. to be Ensign, by paw Bleb, lifth Dkto—ro vi r e lsigns, by purchase—Franck vice Todd, protested ; Frederick Romilly, Gent. vies promoted. Seth Ditto—fsv.sa- A Ditse—Captain Chrliumpher Slacken, from !elf pay 7th Light Dragoeses, to be Captain, vice Vrryan, whose appshisment his pin mhos place. diet Ditto—Seseol lAsatamet Alielimaty TMker__ Nast the SO Post, to be IikONIONSto by purchase, vice Miler% whose pew aretien to a Liemenaney, by porebeee, bas been ameelloL GM Ditto•-•Captels George Gamy. ! rent half pay lilth Lisle pewees, to be Captaia, vice Clampbell, promoted. '47sl Dissia..Eaulgn Seymour Robin Dile. Erma the 19th Foot, be be lust" vice Lovelace, who exelnigns. Seth Ditte—Lieutenant Robert A. Mackeside to be Adjutant, vise valsoadt. who resigns the st4omotey Indy. (1114 pitto—Captala Richard LetbM Di m, taw half pay SI Dttigeteus to be Captain, 'deo Moots oppekted ter the r2tii Post. 04th Ditto—teoftiki His. George AllOiltms Browse, •frene dm hat pay, to be . Nita* vice Jameson, promoted, • tlath DittoSiaign *dotard Sims James, hum the haltpay, to be Amigo. vice William Semple, who excbanges. 70th Dino—Lieutenant Colonel Richard England, frets the pay, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Henry Vheeom who exchanges. 70th Ditto—Lieummint AGesasiw Sweet &ma the Royal • Weil Corps e to be Lisansm t, via Cooper, deceased ; Arthur wows %Uri Gent. to be balm by purchase, vice Thompson, vegetated to the Oath Foot. hath Dltba..Jaines Alexander West, Oast. to be End" by peal. chase, vice Broom, promoted. ad& Dkto—.Lieetenant Caked Jobs IMAM, frees the harm to be Lieutenant Weed vice John Johns/au, who twohollilles Midi Ditto—Lieutenant William =lett to be CapUds, by vice Napier promoted; Emig' George Newsome tor= by pore:ham: vim Mott ; Ensign George Th ompson, him die SPX Foote to be Ensign, v*co Newconst. 'll3d Ditto—Rnsign Henry Boater to be Lieutenant, by vice Hill, who retires; James Csaspbell, Goat. to be MAR* R p ife Amager. Brigade.—Assist est Surgeon Abraham Ise. Mullett C.ennell, 81141. boa the root s to be Assistant Surgeon. S 1 West India Beilitient--Liestmant Choke Jaidiss, from the Reid MAW Ce Miner Clips, to be Lientmailte Vice Motdosatito who Kichartiow 'Ceps Corps (Cavairy)--Itichard Surges, Gem. to be Cornet, by ' kinks.% le e Van, appointed to dm kids Light Longing's. ii [Pater Snit/4101qm. Royal Aldan Colonial Corps—To be Lieutenants without- out' catase—Resign ad ward Cook, Mee Sword, appo!osed to the Mk Feet i Ueutenant John iliseDassell, from - the Wait Regiment, vice Jobling, who exchanges. To be Rodin—William Barbey, Oeut. Mee Cotes. womilltau Assistant Surgeon James Finlaysos Notison;frosn tbe Btb root, to be Assistant Surgeon to the Fusels, Tie* Sg4 pd to , placas be tnpon half pay ; Dispenser of Medicines Charles Barb Apotbolttry to the Forces, vice Stewart, deemed. To be Majors v. bran, from the 10th Foot ; Cr To be Captains fame the To be Lieutenant etleitotry, by porehaseas-Easigh Robert Ores& from the ISA Fat. To he Endo b pereheme-millMiam Ward. Gent. The under-meetiebelf Odlesoe, hakes Brevet mit toperlar he their regimental esmesdelleis ' ban admilitod promotion ore b#lll ef.arverdine to the amieralOrder of ship With Apra, lON To be Majors of Liesieheen Cssionel Joliet aellp ben, from the i l a nd l = B i;:rit Majer Jain .latheses, temmilior istit Foot ; front Rake Ileojeasis Otiaado Jassy, from ens lids Foot. • The uoder.mentismail Mars haves bean allowed to &peer d their half pc, : 31402 Hans Berm &Nebo (Lievtagist Colonel). hall it i : a t Light infantry Battalion nog% Gomm Legion; Major Dent, half pay Unattached; Major William Locker, half pay Unattached; Cattalos Ohms Hrpl, half pay 3d Ceylon mem ; Lieutenant' Gomm Ball, half pay lit Garrison Battalion; Cornet George Palmer, half pay 24 Dragoons. OFFICR OF ORDIIANO2, JULY 17, 1815., • Royal Regiment of Ardilery—Second Lieutenant Alesaader Tdloh to be First Lieutenant, visa Stobart. retired on half pay. Commission in the Renfrewshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by for Lord lieutenant of the County of Renfrew. William Cuninghame, Esq to be Cars% of 24 TreoPs rice ar William hi. Napier. Bart. resigned. orrawananot. of Infantry by purchant--Ciptile Vrodnyiek *Ne- ttie 7tb Foot; Captain Dobott itandowan. from. dbe . Capt. George Baker. frosts the letb Liebt Driratins. sof Infantry, by purebase--Lieut. an. 11414111 n, Life Guards. TURKEY. ~p-_. NOTE OF THE OTTOMAS POETE.--(OFFICIAL) ADDRESSED TO M. MINEIACET. CNA nos D'AFIAIRES Or RUSSIA, DATED TUE 7th OF THE MOON OP ItEIVAL, IN THE TZAR (OF TUE HEGIRA) 1241 Oast 19, 1826). The Sublime Porte has taken into con ideration the contents of the official note dated the 24th of March which the Charge d'Affaires, our very illustrious friend M. de Mitiziacky, remitted to us at his last interview. The translation of this note is to the effect, that his Ma. jesty the Emperor of Russia, in consequence of his pure and benevolent intentions, demands and desires that the _ mode of nomination, and the duties of the Desch& Aga:, as well as the number of the Beschli soldiers in the provinces, may be restored to the same footing as that on which they were placed before the disturbances; that the Servian Deputies, who are now at Constanti nople in the custody of the Bostandgi Pacha, may be set at liberty . ; and tha t Plenipotentiaries may be ap: pointed on both sides, to meet on the frontiers, in order to bring about, and 'to terminate by arrangements equally tatishtetorrto both parties, tife negotiate .ns for: mercy commenced at Constantinople, between the.Delest gates of the Sehliroz Porte:and the former Minister of the Court of Russia. M. de Strogonoff, which had beta suspeadid by dicurottances. It ii manifest`and generally understood, that the Sub lime Porte at all times,'bi determining to execute fully the stipulations • liar engagements contracted with all friendly and neighbOuriag* Powers, hat constantly en deavoured to Maintain -relations of good .intelligence with them. In pursuance of this principle, being-equally animated by desire of settling, in a manner conformable to the clear stiputations of treaties, the matters in whi c h the respective Delegates hadpreviously began to sego- ciate, and anxious to remove and destroy by that means every subject of difference between the two C ourts , the Sublime Porte will not at any time allow itself t o re fuse: its adhesion to such an arrangement upon the bases and Erinciples then adopted. Koree:ei; his' Majesty the mperor of Russia, being moved by ~ a sentiment of uprightness and good faith, having at this movement testified, with his usual benevolence, a desire to consider of the best means for cementing a sincere amity be tweets the two Empires, and having proposed to nego tiate according to the treaties, on the basis of right and justice, w 1 out mixing any other questions therewith, the &lash:a Porte acknowledges in this step a proof of the distinguished equity and moderation which charac terize that Monarch. Accordingly, being anxious on its part to testify to his said Majesty its high deference and its particular respect, the Porte hastens promptly to comply with the demands above mentioned, consi dering the sincere and cordial adhesion which it gives to them as a happy presage of the speedy reestablish ment of harmony between the two Courts. In the first place, the intention of the Sublime Porte was to preserve, not only the established privileges which the two Principalities of Moldavia and Walla chia enjoy, but the public peace and tranquillity of the two Provinces, and that without any interested view The Sublime Porte considered the existence of the Beschli-Agar, and of their adherents, as necessary for the maintenance of good order. Nevertheless, as there is nothing which can be preferred to the wish of a great friend, an order sent separately to the Governor of Si listria enjoins him to withdraw to this side the Danube the Bascb-beschli-Agas, with their adherents; and another order, sent separately to the W o iw o d es , enjoins them to appoint themselves the flasch-beschli-Nas, who ate to supersede the former . ; but that everything respecting the number and employment of the private Beschlis, shall be conducted exactly as was done before the Insunectiun. In this manner the status quo is re-es tablished in these two principalities. In like manner the Servian nation, also participating in all the favours which the great mercy of his High ness accords to all other people subject to the Sublimes Porte, there has been nothing in his conduct towards the said nation but an accumulation of benevolence and protection. If then fur some time its Deputies at Coo stantinople have been lodged as hostages in a place a d hoc, this measure has been dictated only by a letting of solicitude for the welfare and tranquillity of their nation. However, as it is nototious that hitherto the said S. vian nation has constantly abstained from smiting with the other malcontents, and as the duration of** stay of the said Deputies has been prolonged ; Collsti• " am of Azle, in Older to settle with them sub de -164,x1s as may not be contrary to the digalsy of she throat, and is conmseats eft soliiitatimid the said