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THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUXUS, /11CKMAWS PILLS are allowed successful PreparitiOn for effectually removing, venting the future recurrence of those Disorders which ; an imperfect action of the Urinary Organs, as'Gravel r Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, Ste: • Cu* most innocent ingredients,"this truly valuable Medicine suffering patient from the excruciating tortures without any violence or injury to the constitution, confinement et restraintof diet during Its use. It ie Public Medicines extant; and its peculiar virtues ' uniformly maintained the highest reputation. Sold in Hoses, at its. ad. andt Is. by butlers, Chemists, 4, . side, corner of St. Paul's, London; and 54, eackville-street, Dublin • and 73, Princes•strest, Edinburgh; !Lefty - New Bond-street, and 220, Regent -street ; and by Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be hid, BUTLER'S CAJ&PUT DOC, strongly recommended in Chronic Rheumatism, Affections; Palsy, Stiffness and Jffailargesnesit of the Bruise Ste. In Bottles, at 111.9 L • THE MANDARIN; OR, UNEXPECTED PROMOTIONS. A CORONATION IoCIDINT. IN HYD; "" YDE PARK on the day of the pageant I—IL Ira poops(. Pedestrians in gay Promenade AM Mak of beftelps aa dim drew In sines arMaied of lisnelnems hue, A i= that raid; sate tack wasid rebid at a e :E• VC tackiest The merits of —the Cuirass We Or Now * ed with VlNLaaree iii t A. Asti., 044 wind iv the imp; ; • • HM Is by three Lamm were imiyitt Ipriar • Molt ihs,ws wbs lamb see eggeaet,;. AM led by the magnet pinata the Paris.. • • lb Making their forme s by reilistion thus eel% •A* 4 0 .6 “:"` leW ien Salal # l. 4 l b PIM 1. •• '...isoodes *. o". ear bg drientipikernh • • Stating their friend then, to yreadaeat hoe, They hoisted him, mauve the keeper% ottatk, Aloft as their Chi ef, on an oleelmatrilisdri " intim Mandarin I" wade they•rabet hose s Mandarin I" annitlitsa ebeus•Adj ill = l, The Amateur often elpfteshig a notion Of leaving his seat of distinguisis'd promotion; Was forc'd by the crowd his new rank to sustain, And frequently cheted, in ironical strain, The ardour of mirthfql CWIIII%OOOII between, With " Long live the dignified, great Mandarin I" Gond burnour prevairal—apil the fetes of the day . This incident aptly and curiously backing The sports sports of the Park the late soom,atora toy Were laughably aided by ,a en's Js: 'me Easy Shia* and Brilliani BLACKING Prepared by -v-VS Mit , t . h.. h, fib. STRAND, 1.0041 i. And sell* cetry Town in. tb.:icil;PlPln• is Boit*, 4d. to 4, 124. al* tad. each. Also rAwrs 111.ACK11.4% is ru(s• ed. 124. sod red. eatli.• A Walling Put of eamrio oqsal-to Now 44. /Intelen of Liquid. Kr AA for Witltitlttrs Inse.kinf. ' • • . ;o6 !lit Golden_ liaiglen, — Southampton, iof likomis Martell, solicitia, Hlghlst;eatt;lfett!mouth. CERTIFICATES.—Anson 22. • ThOrnis Guidon, late of Bedford -street, Covent-garden, book , printeellec, and publisher. William Southern, Mantlester, keeper and victualler. Septimus Stephens, late of St. Michael's. alley, COrnhill, coffee-house keeper. • Moss Davis, Nicholas-passage, Niehotas-lane, Lombard -street, merchants Wood Hooper, Leigh, W4Fetsterahlre, carpepier and builder. James Fink, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, tailor and draper. Thomas Dolby, Catharine-street, Strand, bookseller and pubil.her. Robert Bright, Nassau-plate, Cenamercial-road, haberdasher, hosier, glover and laceman. Thos. .Parker,"blacclesneld, silk manufacturer. Richard Charles Mullett, late of •Illackman.street, Southwark, sines of Allnerva.t , Brixton, auctioneer, appraiser and broker. Jamas Pittman, Sliewedireh, Middlesex, grocer. George Camp, Watling-street, warehouseman. John Milli ng ton, Bloomsbury-,guars, ' dealer in philosophical instruments. jor, win Oweis, whose promotion,hy porchase.husautolkinpbee.: 79th Ditto—Ensign Charles D. Newhouse to be Li by pur chase, vice Christie, promoted; Thomas !sham, 9inii.to % En, dim, by purchase, vice Newhouse. 91st Ditto—Captain Charles Fitzroy Maclean to hi Maier, by put: chore, vice Horton, promoted ; Lieutenant <hiss Venda-sr Onagis to be Captain, by purchase, vice Maclean ; Mug\ Marvel Stories to be Lieuteaant. by purchase, *AO ; 'Avon Grimm, Gent, to be Itosign,hy p u rchase, vice lIN Ditto—Lieutenant - Colonel Thomas Valiant, front 'titeliall .Sll4ll.l,l pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Conyers, who esehmidik..“ ' MA Ditto--Ensip Augustus Corpus, from the 64th Fen s to be miga, vice Henry, promoted in the nth Foot, w 47th Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Ensign Nicholas Maley s vice Baylee, killed in action ; Lieutenant Francis Stinted% half pay, 54th Post, vice Eugenics do Waling, whousebaugyou flat Ditto—Captain William Fraser to be Ms*, by yogis* vice Drewe, appointed to the 73d Foot. 944 Ditto—To be Ensigns—Ensign George Maclean * feint huff pay litith Pout, vice Adolphus F: Morgan, who visitant* liar. din Richard Lewis, front the half pay, vicn Samuel ridlir * who exchanges. Lae Delgada—first Lieutenant Robert Doting to be Mtisa. vice Falconar, promoted Cape Corps (Cavalry.)—Lieutenant Sir Alexander. noinaoflOtit ' barn Campbell, Bart , him the 13th tAllist.Dolloo, NI be Captain, vice Cox, promoted. • Royal African Colonial Corps-..blajoe William lasuki e Awns OD s G 4 r th ant i , :q u e •h ti o r w eti b re e s; L Ca lini pt iv a n i a o n i t tO C ;el l944l ot 4 eu vildiesi to be Igi rlir it, Clui rr ;;. : 48. r. : 8 • - chase, vice Hanky, who retires.' To be Captains without porehaso--Lbutousot Hemp &lip, Iron the 09th Foots view Wine?. lonsmstotli Liesillisoll Theodore Walsh, .irons the 4th go% vise hodoeigh Witt Cissussib. t 14 ''' migilftee" 09'1111Niff."81111' , . - , . ref • chili . • , 4 91 11 r.t, . I t • •. i • • . a - a l e . .. • . . J.„l-.' S . • l i . '4, ‘, 4 1 • C 0 MT •':i • - • , A. .t .. vei V. .-- - .4 d / '-- 4 '' ' - 4.1 A1 . • .. . ..A !to'? • , ............ •. ~ - . 1 . • • • : • ... • __ . ... k .v../ i . ; t lO V: ••• - • ,•. : • . . .. _ ~.....I.' "••• .k. A 1.. 1 0 r. ..ti;4111 ' ' !%., , •-. • •',. .. .r '.. •; -s. • . _...... ,_ • " 7 . k' 4 silh'l' • ' - -... -' '• • 1 . : - .4 - ....7 -- .. / ce/ I k ' - . (3 -." r ' l4 . .... '.. ...x , I .. l ir P 1N.,.. it ..• • . 4 a• i . . .. -,, • .. . • .. . .N. . .... 11 / 4 'es. . 4 . • 1 . • . . • - • • . ...,.: :-, ••••4.1-I,r - • •• •-•• if • " EVENING, •AITOIJSrf 2 ; .8' : • - ew - . 7- •• ' • •• • • laCE' SEVSII • - , • . . . . aro. price 10t. .! THE. WES Tiall NST E R . ICEV-I EW, • NeoL.X. , hpeleme ve aad ba c on fate"; and Potash meteit ''' "'• I. • • • w as Pueslished THIS DAY. • . . ants. • • I . rf • igmlkana s EtinClS Ilitibek . Upper John-we e t i • d em iz i v vi m. g s COMPLETE Counases.--T. Invitations of Ancient Green-Fyne* Clition's t eas) -remellisleec Oil E. Booth, Cbawell : street, • area if ioniva *. •• lea; of all the F ie ' Fastl ilellesici;-11. Penlianis and aapperton's Travels and Dis- and appraisers._ , , . .. • _ hill is pre fi xed , an eoveries in. Africa-111. Scrope's Considerations on Volcanoes - MILITARY PRONIMINOWS. ' e • ruction and Use of iv. DeLatt's Peerage -V. Mignet's 'illicit - of the Trench Re arAit-oring . • , JISLIt Sl, 1826. volution-VI. Woodst k bthe A that of ' Waverle -VII. E be New Ind torn- ate. hi 410. price B i nera • i -• of th ge ' y - oyal Regiment of Hone Oisarthe-aLleitenant Edmund Pada- to I. Ecclesiastical Eestabilshments. be Captain, by purchase, tilt, 'Ceiling Smith, prontesed • Conset • Hon. George Cecil Weld Fenster to be Lieutestuttelsrp s urchase, • * Leaden: Brine d for Baldwin, C ra d oc k . and Joy. A L A 0 RIC UL- With an Appendixvice Packs •• Clement Delves Hai, Gent. to be Consist, • by Our- irly of the relative . Also, this day, chase. Mee irorester. . .11e'lleraosettenvi Review, No. XXVII. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards-. Adlim Bayonet, Ga q d. • - • Rases, Setting' out . wo thick Volumes, to be Cornet. by parches& • :. • c plate Engravings, • AROMATIC SPIRIT 0! VINEGAR.. . _ . . Ist j c ob it ap e nt g a i ißarn m n : n w t ei l kito pm etter g"" patroeht : ase tim iktuv ilma iteoasee u t riesha Ste P he as, " rieee Gmaelli "ll asesft c h oinet to be by purchase , vice Good. ,_ !tenting the various T H I S rata agr eea bl e p erfumed liquo r (t h e original tn- II Cattle. Originally. . • veetion of Mr. Henry) whith is of well-known efficacy in enough. • - relieving Faintness and llead-ache, and In counteracting the 2d Ditto-St. -Vincent William Ricketts, Gent, to be • 'by . 1 ' clog into the heads • ; t, meas. effects of over- h eate d , close, or infected air, continues to be pre- purchase, vice Hely, appointed to 7th Dragoon Ganda ..' soils and manures; I H ENRY , i' the. greatest.. perfection , by Messrs. THOS. and WM 3d Regiment of Light Dragoons - Major Change Henry Soaseiset, . f and the improved tifitial grasses, scr. Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester . It is sold in from the half pay, to baMaton, vice Richard' &mutton Sinral, , . London p , wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Deviant and Maw, who exchanges, receiving the difference. ; i,„ 1, illustrative of the edit/nen, Cecitspur-street; ane. Retail, price sts. ed. by one 6th Regiment of ,Drs Assistant 'Surgeon William Eltou, 4, I, and fencing ; the es of the insist l os t agent or more in every principal Town ; but it enlist be genuine, from the lick Pont, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice iNer•oel, . . ma.. a nd unless the names of the above preparers are engraved on the •deensed. . ''''"" °'"'"•"' '''''' Goverzunent stamp, erhich is fixed ovor the cork of each bow,- 9th Regiment of Light Dragoon*-Lieutenant Richard. Wright to • ill 1 estimates. With .. if • rroper Sponge Beni are sold by Bayley 'and Blew, as usual. be Captain, by pathos., - vice SomerXet; 'promoted ; • Cornet As above may also be had; authenticated by a similar srampo George Vesey to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wright ; Airi- . . Homes CALOISID• alActiffilA t in bottles at as. 9d. or with glass 11 an th d pi ar tt V o i_sco coni unt et Fi r oc . aat a lo pe io ar be soa Co:: be et, ü by ea p t u t t naikti rhsse b , i vic rirthase e Vesey : '1 • . . KS, stoppers at is . 641. • • • ' . .i. f SEASON. BY , ._ . ... • Coldstream Reel °N4S • TREET ° • FROM THE. LONDON GAZETTE, AUGUST 1. Captains, by "p me nre g haie- t of F ilnei gge g G a gg an td d s- li T eu g te h t:an i t j" W t i etigglg llLans .reou' lL- -arid e). • 1 • 00. FRANCIS . - . -......-- , Codrington, vice Dstndas, promoted; Ensign and Lieutenant I, - Lord Keeper of BANKRUPTCY ENLAAGED. Ely Duodecitnes Wigrant. vice Hall, promoted. • 1 Ling James 11. the Ist Regimental Foot -John Ora Wilson G . 1 of the Treasury to Stiphen Lakemln, jun. late of Dartinoink, Devonalre. 'flamer, . • • -4 I ; -er n* to be Emden+ bf from July 81), to August 26, at - eleven. at the Court of Conunts. lid li Di greh ttc,-- 7 :B 4 s i s e istan e ea r ' Pr geon omeVd. Robert Ivory to be Surat 'nee JOHN NORTH; swum I A Eaniampts, Basinghall-street. * of- the Closet to ITH; with Notes Thomas Anderson, Istatedres upon half pay. • • BAisiKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. 1 lth Ditto-Second lieutenant John Prendergaet. Cubits,from , half pay 90th foot, to be Ensign, vitt Chaska August o Three Vida 6eo. James Ism), •Loodovroad, Southwark, baker.; ' who exchanges. • ; George Milner„ Derby, silk-mailufacturer. of LITERARY 14;11 Ditto-Enka William Utdelden O'Helkinst-to tot- Unite- • .:.- - BANKRUPTS. tint, without perches., vise *Lenets, ishaiessdi• sham Waseca, age Laodor, Esq. i, 6. 4 augmented. In Robert- liastirsto, 'York, linen-manufacturer , to surrender, August °vim to be Reldel• eta alifefferva. -•• • •-'. t••• * 1 1) I . ie...., and September. la, at skein, at the Public aloe. Barns. 17th Ditto- 4 / 6 dpi ArilSbaid.Lickhart to be-Liestesswat s bi put • id to Public He.• ley. Mummies. Mr. Mence, Barnsley ;or Mr. Lawrence, chase, Neu flosesswink poilieted. • ci ' •`' '1 Dean's-court, Doctors' Commons. T. be Badges -Seeind Lieutenant William Fresinielt Hefter • , • Narrative of an Mordecai illade, Itocbdaii,' -Lancashire, flannel-manufacturer, from the 410th Piossafeee.:Gvilluen, pioieftedgraneleis Tilden: '' 1 • . '' -1 rind; preceded by August 2.6, 26, at four, at the Wellinston Hotel, Rochdale, and 19th 1 3d itto _ , feten iagigena thelntb ni F l lle se l ies .ei p l et Leek e lialgeety, floes filth post, - to IUTLIOR to the • September 12, at eleven, at the Star Inn , Matiebester. Atter- nip, Meson. Hurd end Co. Temple; or Mr. Baker, Rochdale. be Captain, by purchase, vice Hely, _promfOted t Jam iblesplo s . IRITISH CHA. Emanuel Parkins"' Gent. to be Ensign, bypordia4,olse Grant, prealield. _ - Whitby,' Yorkshire, grocer, August 5, at ten, Lteotonant, ruse Hemp Gray, Mho wires tepee half ply, vas: [ i George IV, coin. - 22, at eleven, and ' September 18, at nine, at the Court of Cam. 121Ditt*""Lkuunaulins artily, froen'tkellargbdt; foto chronologically ar. Missloners of Bankrupts, BasinghaU-street. Attacks, Messrs. caving the difference, , 7 • . • Di t to.-Brevet-lieuteuant Was t e Al es t a n t ly Aterhams, ism du. By William Adlington and Ca Bedfoed.row.' t price .1•3 es. bda. John Simpson. late of Cusbioaeourt, Broad-street, and Tollingts.. Di • 1 . 10. wk. Islington, coal-merchant, August 5, at tee, 22, at eleven, the half pay, to be Major, vile Dealer, ptomain; Samod-Liela 1 'IIE REYNOLDS and September 12, at nine, at the Court of .Commissioners of tenant Henry SeymoUr to be First ideosenaist, ley mataigte s edei i Vols. Svo. with Bankrupts, lissinghallitreet. • Attorney, • Mr. Holt, Thread- Tupper, promoted. _. _. To be Sorgeona--AlehOMel alelleoll Tbesee 40 .ltlai l'illE"lei L l' I needle-meet. To be Second Lieutenanti, by pueetssiff-Seoetleeititt liPoitrvice Books, men, and Edward Binh Birmingham, brass-founder, August IS, 16, at one, QT , P r am'?" f "alb illeeseellefe r fen• r gal l ni • •"elibrberde- k . end teptensber It, at anse Its the Revel Hotel, Birmingham. • 24mgaythiceDidurtWtao-•lesbid',lCateipw.romhilgn'oefikulletezymtlii-Yealritollosbeitawkil".l.4eu:Getneoanteily: to b e bi - MR of the SUR- . Attitudes, Ilemrs.Norton and Co . Gray's Inssiqinest; it likems. 1 - / RESIDENCE on - inaarleallid•ol; EL,radallam! • .." . - • per ix ebau, vice Young. "--' •'' ' se principal Ev e n ts Thomas Jackson' and wall= /OLSON Liverpool , linen-mordants, . . 1 ~ _ May, and the Ilth. - August 341 1 3 X., and September 12, at eines), as this George Inn, IDENCE of Cap. 'Llirerpoot - 11ttortAes; Mean. Blaeludeet , and'' Co: - ./Ehtes Ulla' Ditto--Lieetenant Alettemihr Meetettele • • F, Stc. site. Secoud Bench-walk, Inner Tesiplo; or Mr. Etabner. Liverpool. . Pd chase, vise Taylor, promoted . ENV* Velltl er lrit e =.2 MoN WEALTH _. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Scion, appointed al William Tickle and, William Roberts, Darnley, Leacashire, ewes. UeutebentsbYPeeebesei eke Mackenzie; Th - I i spinners s iksigest 31.. alive, Septembaes.. at eleven, and 12, at is. • . twelve at the *Theailipi, 'beaky: • A ssor m aaa.mr. a n i gesvhar . 26th Ditto-Captain Rabat ir6666, !tom the half pa to •. . 'ritten during a en. nyvtrepy, , oardea.aira. vosawrer. lOW* ideeeh 204 00. ' We , else laanidtelc pritemPlatibtoltn : dskaaaar I DIA; the Imlay • avrid• r ..,- . . .., , • i • • .... .. .- , .. - hallisattid-lkost, • to hillt2lBB, Otee Valiant Ishissir . : 1 11 Came , E q.-or Sig Peal Enbett• &dike Lamed It;sdep.-Gleutestenhire, ilea change's! • ••-•• - • •••.• .1 I . 4, 1 Volume, .wiala a chant, August 11.• st. six, Ig..and.Segtersitee tit, at ten, at . Olio 27 th Ditte' l- Edweed "rid* eft . 1 0 be Cmiges, trstenbase, , Vlee fees,,,Rodborough. Atoiroim, lifr. Mae* rm., yen.. •• 1 •• v.....i . ,avoointetiso the sttit . . - 'CR of • 1111J0/1 • latiabollMap,Ony's Inn ;or Units: ThOltinesis and•Co..Derdey. Lar2o66ant Mathew Heinle, from nailuif %ibis ,-• Cartwright. Two Aolts Sepia' Bhatigue; Vdrsotrett,Bririnolde. sillt.tnamdatittater, lehristatent, - vied George Shave , - Irbil exotooNsit, -rem* 'lbis ft 1 - August 1.1 S; and September I tent Arno, at the Court of — W ff • • .. • t sag Ditto---To be Lleutenaeta-111ed Thomas • I' • IS of covier Commidoners of Liaoltruptss,Basioghelketreet. Attorney , Mr. . .. _ tili . - Wt t . chase, vice Lady, p_romoted is the 27th Peet ; et J ate of Russis'and Jamear; flueltisrsbutt.:. ..` . William Wharton Yo frog rt t 11;; 75 Wag the Ammo Hustings Moore, Suffolk - street, Baitlahridge, builder, August S; • . *Ma . . 4t Foot , by Peteliket,4ise Da, promoted , , rscanford, vie Outdate% ; i Ivo. 12s. 'French, 12, at ten, and September 12, ht ifeven, at the • COurt of Clan- d : I missioiten of - - Bankrupts;. lissinghall•ause . t. .• Attorney, Mr. ! c • . , - - • 1 T o De. Ensign-Ensign Williim . 4y!Cor Peter Shorts, from hp pay • • Sutter, Chancery-lane. rpm GO &c. William Spurner, Walsall StaffoirdaWie: wlnk.inerehant, August 6th Foot , (Paying the difference to the Half Pay F u nd) vi ce , l5, 16, and September 2, it eleven, at the Koyal Hotel, Bk. stenbul.l• . ! i to be the most mingbam. Anomie., Messrs. Amory and. Co. Throvnorton- To t lx Adjutant-Lieut. William Everett. vice Thelp, volumed.' . 35th Ditto-Captain William Hedgacio, from half pay sth Dragon, uolorint, and Pro- street ;or Mr. Joseph Parkes. Birnupgham. • , 00t, to be lieutenant, by pisrehe s e..Bl re v which arise from Samu e l W oo d, Manchester, merchant, August 25, 46, and Sept. Guards, to be Captain vice Anton, prornoted ; Ensign Al ame d a Greed and Stelae , is, at nine, at White's Hotel, • Manchester . Attornies, Mr. • Co*pcieed of the Scott, from the 20 t h F William Casson, Manchester; or blears. Milne and Tenant, promoted in &Glad Poor. 1 Co. 'fan. • :dici ,Believes the field-coon, T e mple. 36th Ditto-Brevet Lletieullilt4tionel William Rowan, hem the : t ss of those diseases . Waiter Bentley, High Holborn , woolindraper, August 5, 15, and half pay. to be Major, vie Edmund Browne, who exelaapges... •• 44th Ditto-Ensign Robert Bradford 11`Crea, ti be II ' - a, and requires no September 12, at one, at the ' eourt of Commisdossers of. Bank- Way to t is one of the Oldest r u pts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Air: Young, Paland-stieet, vies Donaldson, deceased ; Ensign George Mon t e go i belleuteism, by purchase s viee Williams, promoted.. • • rand efficacy have O x f o rd-s t r eet . - . .50th Dittoe-Lieuteoun Aroold P. Walnerrigke. front the 71 1 14 :haulm, 4, Cheap. DECLARATION OF I.:SOLVEWCY. to. be Lieutenant, payinktbe difference , vice Bartley, ap • I, Sackallaureet, John M'Leod, Clement's-lane, wholesale shoe and leather-seller, to the 22d Foot. rory and Co. 158, is its insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engage- Sid Ditto-Ensile. Walter 'Butler to Lieutettant, by purelase, I by the principal merits with his creditors.-Filed August 1. . vice Kelly, promoted; Ceidr Masa •Porestei;Ont. folte "En'.. 1 , dom. sign, by purchase, vice Butler. - ;PUT OPODEL- ' DI V.I DEN DS to be made In BA SING II ALL-STREET. 54th ,Ditto- Major John Moen, luta halt pay 15th IPesel, •40 be nation, Spasmodic August 22, John Cording Strand, jeweller aqd silversmith, at Idajor,vice Lumley, promoted is the Royal *kites Comm- Coops f / be Joints, Speaks. eleven. • Aeon at, John Brickwood, sen. John Brickwood, jun. 36th Ditto--taptain William Mitchell, front the half pay, 38 be • . .Jobs Raittler.Vllilsin Morgan and Joseph Starkey, Lombard. Captain (paying the difference to the Half Pay Fued)`eice Onnt. , ' street, iisolr.o4 . at eleven. August Mt, Thomas Hudson, Hies. promoted ; Lieutenant John Peter Nelley..frinettlie he'll's,. to 1 . street, t aint - Gilea-in.the.Fielde, grocer , as eleven. August fil, be Lieutenant, vice Benjentia Mason, who easlialiloss ceakbellil I ' 'IONS. William Craves Thorntitwaite William Ryland, and Joseph WM., the difference. • Fleet-area, Irptimoosers, a t eleven. 56th Ditto-Major George Ford, from the half pay, to be 'lb.* 1 SE PARK. (paying the difference to the Half Pay Fuad) oleo Gip**. 4 cant diarlay'd DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. promoted t Cornet and Sub-Lieutena n t liesaryLymea 'poen i , August 24, William .Wiosor, Ivy Bridge. Devonshire. victualler, from the ad Life Guards, to be Ensigns , vice irdolock,swharo • . •- at ekvess, it to i l Eeyal Hotel, Plymouth. August 24, William changes. , • 11.• i • • *mem ester, Iross . founder, at two, at White's Hotel, Man. 60th Ditto-John Bailey Serjeant, Gent. to be Second tisidetiitst; - '. • I ; ? ' ''''' choler. • Anent 22, Join William Wightwick, now or late of by Prelmac• eke Tucker. Promoted In the 4 1st F111it...4 - .46'. - - :, ~ i .. •-• s . -i. Greenhammerton, Yorkshire, vintner, at eleven, at the Chambers 71st Ditto-Ensign Alexander Seymour to be Lesulaseellsktlloc•• ; •I Usual. ~ a..; v.'. a al. William Nicoll, I ilgh Ousegate, York. August MI, chase, vice Lord Arthur Lennox . . v ~ , ..; , !,, Actnuir : . t.. Junes Petgumn, Catterick, Yorkshire, scrivener, at eleven. at the 72d Ditto-Charles Wm. Medows Payne, Gent. to hi i by 4 • Goldin Pan fun. Nortballerton, Yorkshire. August 25, James purchase , 'llea Eattoo•Promoted• • 1,, 11 7!!!.. . , He en, Southampton, boot and shoemaker at twelve, at the oillee 73d Ditto-Ma j or Richard Ware, from the Plot 'Wm% Ma.. 1, '- ,_.' __ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Wm. L. Ilearn and Richard Brown, Cbatiotte.street, Black. frisrs.road, and St. John•street, Clerkenwell, bookbinders' tool. cutters, engravers, Stc. John Simpson and Peter Howard, Liver pool. shipwrights and boat builders. James Th omas Bl a ndford suit jetties Waits Hacker, Yarnhrnuk, North Bradley, Wiltshire, eirrpetiers tint wheelwrights. liohert Francis Blon and William Moss, Somerset-place, Horton, butchers. Henry Collis and Bleary Roche, Berwick street, Osford.street, wine merchants. Robert Mlles and Andrew Anderson, Perth, tanners. Henry Ritchie, John. garden', George Alston, Robert Scott, Richard Unarm, Jones ryffe, and C. Stirling, jun. Thistle Bank Cimpany, (ilam 0011,4% far as regards . lielvy Riectnei• Jobs Nales.Wkitat and Tbs.. Nagger. Taunton. Smnerwtsbire, starch and hair powder many. [snorers. Fiancts %Ilium and John t.:lionibers. Leeds, cloth mer 19* %Vintata ay, Ip.wleb, Suffolk,