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' , , . , . •• • • :.‘ - ..e° ' ..452.4.4 , - I, j aih 'f 4 • WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 1 • fit; i . 1829, -• • ..; h 1 • , • " k 4. j . ` •. 7 .1 ; • . • 'ef I • .. : _ ~ • n ~ -!If '7 •',: • - : ifir.T, embellished 44 4/ •,•a: 0 0: at gora a Paintimg 0,0 : :. • 4 `,1 apinpitned contains :: of the Mowing • ' ' The Dneltiss4t N 4 War- . .. L i ,., Lad Us. ,r .7. "' Aas isod Lady lluanao l oo l llll. E AntayintNawr—Viiraiiiires Lauri 17 .• - " .e.:. N:easpaust--Lidy Ass. Bunree—Lady • litififi.Gaanznr, are in preparation. Retriltitrillibk4 OM. glainti. SN CacksPer- Orli:2Z a l er bt , an b riltiv i e Saila-Wm WHEAT FOR PLYMOUTH. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Aim So, le, rizzywf/SSIONERS for VICTUALLIM. NAVY, fc. de her eihk Tialtassey, the 16th day of. Jody next, they will be ready.to receive Tenders to writing (sealed op), mid treat for ONE THOUSAND QUARTERS OF WHEAT, To eft* Sixty Pounds to the To b delhersdistedwirietialling Storos,at Plymouth, within Goo Mott frelniiibilitiof the Costfaet. Samples d Nit Wilt digs Ono Quart mob most be produced by the Party teetota* The Cenditions of the Contrast may be seen at this 001ees and F4 41 1t-Tth bt Capteinr—Ospiale Junes Vige baltray.Caliereest Foot Guards, •ke Giotto ' euiith pie** tie diffrreacel pag4l ;- FROM THE LO) ON- GAZIITTE;;Juss 30. • OPFKR; Jona SO. . 171 The King has hems gracloinify R eedier u' • 11, lsse bit Majesty's ICoasal:tal f ca• oral in lltasiL : • ' , , , • tis ICh bal also been.griatire atm_ , het. Awe his *falsity's CoseaPutc . Conan) Genteel * Egypt. " The King has also beta ereeloidp William Ram, Req. to be Me ligisorra C • WAIL OFFICE. Joist id Rilfilaclit . of Dragoon Giaarda--Williana bell, Gent. es be Cornet, bf purdtase,v l to thietillth Font. 4th Dragoon Garde—Ta Limitteselia7—JeleuteMint from the 534. Reit, vice Relkit, who trylks Roy, by purchase, vim Collie Cornet, by purchase.-Clemeet Robert Az Roy. Drsgo* esarde-rListetimant Abraham lle Uragioas, to be Lletnettant, vice Smart yea Guards—Captain Archibald Wyndham , .Ligha Deagions, to bar amain, vice Timms . VP° Ilkaff•Plt "clifTSc e .. he4ragP irli" , "' • Light Draghone--Captatti s John Reber half pay, to be Captain. payk.• • wolated to tire 7th, Dragoon, - Dragootts—nentenaut Arthur Wen. Bier to be Cap. rcluse, vice Broadhead, who retires; Cornet Steuart Paget to• be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Biggs; Richard it. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Paget. _ Dragoons—To be Lieutenants--Cortret Richard be., without purchase, vice Sugden. deceased; Cornet Thomas Parker. without purchase, vice Teesdale, deceased ; Coror' flume. by purchase, vice Parker, whose- pomades ' has been gm:oiled; Lieutenant Robert. Royal Staff Corps vice Andrew ref Sad Foot; Lastsamont Charles Sts IGregdp, vice Bohm, who exchaape. Mrafores.—Lietkeesat Marl Deb* by. &ell* Modail. Vibe. rennet Corm - A ma to be ,by poweitaer, wee &kw *art liowyse, • Gent.ie Wait, b purchase, vice Tatham. • ilith Light Drageohi-- t William Henry I Caput), veititoiat i k esd rekase, vice Byrum, deceased; •Catroet lOteeftsiett . to be Lieutenant, vice..2perling. • Foot' Geards—Captakhod Listens. , . .1. abeam. f t C. B. to be Major, by pur orirraill for Camel, vice Hamilton, who retina; .I.llirmle.seil Collude Haiiiy , John Witham' ade* tO be aid ideutimust•Otimmtli , itl Pltr.chf. tkit Lietiumaii-Colonel Rom itiehard Pepper Atdera i lV a x . 'pap s 'aibeemilein led Llestassat•Colonel, via mho exchanges; Emile and Limtepacs Ileadirttaur to-be Lieutenant and Captain, pit chase, vier Be,. _ Jahn' Neudiurieli Gore Langton, Gent. to be &nip aid ream - 0a Perebese, 1101.1ipcmji Litotes/tit and Captain am Jamie ape to be Adjutant, vim. Bentinck. promoted. froot 7 -To be Idemenatiti•—Lieutenant Robert IL treat the 7th Foot, vice Dickson, appointed to the 31st Liestentet Edward Idi4er, from ball pay Royal African , vice Cumberland, appointed to the 444 Foot. Font—Conyeghant Montgomery, Gent. to be Eusign, without vice Roche. deceased. not'-Lietstenant Walpole G. Eyre, from the 26th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Cuthbert, appointed to the 24 Foot. —Resign James Goold to be Lieutenant. without per uke Richmond. deceased ; Lewis Alexander Lloyd, Gent. Resign. vice Goold. _ . _ June s p. :. t ~ " 0 iraqww. raorivimg usir IiIIUITITAIFT i ~....... ...,....• ...—,---_--, ,tzar int in, reti Du r., rie, funs the haUpay Cavalry Stair Cerph Mee ... Sr, . . . 4 Wilts' • lkw-.. __ • *4.'"-ir t••••••i• •• •-" • •• • ' -111114411 ‘• - • 41 4 41 . • . e. alle • - gigade—Capt . ain James Usignee, fitnialis Wt ...i • I ilia . 4 4 iii r tit e Ca4a c fit; vice John 1110110 i, WU lilida. o ll oo s . "r 4 1 1 , 07 ,11 Ga 7 , 4 • - . • ~.,.'l', , ..4, : 1 , .. _ • 111664 to 11/1"11 P l e • Riectdalak Corps--Ueetenant Donato, . 0111hielkein 'ilmi 01 —..... i rs ' et i to appoin i R ickard Foot, be be Lieutenant * vice Ridge, appoimeAge 6046: Ugh( Am • .. .., - . 7 ur at limy ' Dni•Wh•• ~•. . .. .- • ' . • t '''' C.eyloit t—Lieelenant William Henry, Lasetase;frash bat .._ , -• • we t 9. • •••• pay•3lll ao•be Lletnetnat, vice Ems*, promeesd , ••: - 7 '''. linn Charles • . •••• • A., la. •Appkirrac am ' . - • ,vke Dickenige 4llll rar P- tted • To be Ca ' '' lafpurehme—;•Lieutenant ashen Afar - • - ii, l _, L i omoin 4 bat c o i Cesidk . rt. from the . l_Sti: rat ; Lieetena_nt Joseph Lard" Walk. ••,• . : •••,. ......; ett, who exchanges ; Cettist e"m47 8 , 11 4 1 1. 1 ki Yost i t Wolk"! s a follingwipod.whoVetires. ~ -.. lan w Archer, Gem. vice • snerrut. STA". ' . .4 Apetheeiry Gearte Middleton, from the 4 , to'be Apache. dam Bolton. from the ;Rh - car/ to tie recce*. vim Naminonid, re Smart. who exchanges. • - . s . Id Wyndham Si p , from Ti ,„, iiiic.ert4o 4 owed * Mk* IPA: --, :A.`" :: :urc. lrt. :B' •. vice Thames Uall(*ivali tbe . • by Gek t ers viVelittiebotel***mii . . iiiiii)i • • ....4i.a. - ii•,, ki . 111 " . •"' ' - f r 'i s ' oner • les** I, 1.4144•406 Pitt; • Wilber. half pay York Cbaosters. . .-.- lan( John Safer .. ... payin the &retake, vice 1,, Guards. . ~DKCLAILATIONS OF I NSOLVISCIL -• . -".`4;•: 446441 , T ••• • $ _ . ~r~~~~ r,, ~~~~ ' ~.:,w . -' -- - 4th Dragoon 6 i.. 4• 7 .4 ' 1 " ' l• '. 71 ". 'i lk' . .- ''llitu- . , 4ag — was — published - , at the VleteaMnr *See at Plymouth. guhoun, frox . , ' ' 0 • " .t:.M ' 'd‘ -ff t• MAGAZINE, FOR JULY, Each t"ered" the Luke in ee-eede at length, and be 1"."4"31 .. Arsine - Heifii-erown &livered before Otik • • o'Clock on the Day appointed ; and the To be Cornet, eerrarnnaw, i Person who makes the Tender, or male Person on his behalf, vitzßor- , . g. • irattite. Parlimments--Tbe Forty Sidning must attend to annver when railed fer. Sib Draggy Is ,-. ni ' on Men and Man. -.. • . Light Wage 11 • w ' ,., _, .. M. FALLER CLIFTON. 7th Dragoon C t.f , :r ..":.‘:• 1 • la& ,' ; _.. , . Ill arsa•. matc . '-• -••- - the ah.Ligh 4 „..._ , er 61 . , Borvry . ., • 4.; . , ~. ... . -. ` 4- illtlitlntlONntlic - -- • • • ' • ' ••• • • r' w km, We. Tu a t ser2 ir: ,. ', ''' '. *•' 4 ' - . •• • st ti" - ~.•• 4; it.. .' Ifsaisocivezwmivoiet- ine:ivitto:' 4 "' "' oft " ' 1,44.1 % ., f uhap rom the w4 lll • ....4',4 4 . `•• 4116 • S . t'r‘,.„_ , i' •. ..' . 6 . • ...r4;....1 '.• TO BE LET ON A LEASE. • ". f - . 1 ' -• . e•J 4 '4 31 . - ;;.i: , -1, 7 :-:: r r• .' ..- •. • • . 5 NOTATE. adjoining the Fulham turnpike gate 7th Ught Ora l t 71 -4t "' - ' - '`" t . . ei tt: . Chancerraneeore, antpmstleg the read ; consisting of Fair Homes, wit h tal, by pun . .. 1 li f ~, t ,.. 4 It= elleadii.4lllll(tellOr Alm. Three Uoliniebni amen et . eat -•srj. eligibly si- C". Gent. I .84. 4 0 ‘ • • lie* pr o g o io n . of • ._. tuned Leta Pnblia. Hang i .sogrtber wick ad is the raw, ten. 13 tb Light D thin, wirbou C et -...4 .._4`74llt.more ' , 3 1100 3 faidtitileiNA, MOM Vettibt " ..inal li firrimes... 4 4 ,„ 1 a pe „. t ..„4., i itio . 4o.oake cif Jean* sad the Candle Vol " 41 It ow ff . debbs4 Igor to Kr. 9. P. Holaw,, holicker, John Parka i. ' 4„,„„ .....I,*. ZlMOM•ifiarlipiallorimaxille. 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" ' I " ). 's ,111.11;#04 and • its Greene—Minas Monsters . SOUTH . War*, IP -.01-4CW1R5T11...... . • • • 'Behr zipitigia__ . ,41.ohavr.- Dittos, end Machine for makieg l ipliii 4A r rr.peou r s4ilD, IN RIpIGT4ILACR., • )" a i "- l ininidel ' imida b r as "' Mae ! 4 Acalamis In A N Easillost ; . HOUSR,. in .• pond ,coaditiort, song • : t e m p 1 4"' lkokrogrioaditighhasa- Works la the Pres* ~4 New i't el) • . idrAtwadid Ripiriog Paianos, gm • ' . tak4 l l DION 154 DrtrinS. ll o4.l ll . and Breakfast Pa . • 2.1.0 . ament., ;, ` . `ff •. . .' Mamma or &many F Francais tagelk 14 " .5 4 e. P ia g a r gal C .Ma f. a . a rt.if4 chen t " 41 Coaels , egfa, cvals a* Haws, Nat geed Dora& „ . ' - Ganall• Li 11111 am Dersiaiiiwit-The• ' nem of Leedeu•- • For Pittitelara, 'agiii i. .iiit,iiimatv/o,o44iip s *chary L .,.. ....„._, _,...•,,.... - • . ••• ,• awl Comisataial Reporto--Rookropro—se s k.dw: row, Ilinekheashi .. .• •• is. • • ... • ••• •.; , , * • ..• . &w e , i m T, ; * ".Appeisuitionao—Loodoo l oo id ootop , . . .. . .. • , 1 .•-- -- . 'o' l ' diliiilii .i ' blown t? -1 il., eilil.Doothaloftevincial • °maws., ' arranged is the ~ , . ILIIINTIV4EDIVS. ZIAR .I•UALOW.4 • ti:.C. c l i i t cli ;_,... Jai1 l •••• c ' • - •Order of laS essedear • • •. ' • -• •; _VIIVIHOLD HOUSE .*ND. I.AND TO .811. lielLik: c : . itr oe t t r ams ' • . ..., . • ' . " Whittaker. Treli d liir '"" . '• A " IM • .. •'. 1r HE HOUSE contaitta goodEotraace HaU, Draw- ad Regimentl a evil 4- { w.. -.- -1 , • . . ' lir- .•. POPULAR 11001 s, ' ••• ' ' •kg Emma, Dbdoi to r m er, Ind, Sturdy.; Three Bed Reams, Cuthbert, f , • will Three bresslii Two Somas Booms, Couch Foot; Ida • ir riallrit 4 1411111141 . 21 4'. • :43.. An 131arin•liarr, . Omer. Stable, acc. geed Gartisa;Otohart of an Acre, Mee* Corps, vim ant .44 I,* yil • so.. i , • ...1, I , . „. . dew of an. Aare ant a Half. • 3d Foot—Ca • 3,,,4 . t.I,N ir , a ,- .' • ''.:2*VX cit . The aborts is at mum LET with the FURNITURE, which porchase, • '''''. 4 • • .GRAigni Alt of WILTING: li'Vritt • o r , p en • will be Sold at a Valuation. 70 Foot-U s . ...._ d iiii i• • Andyw it , ~/, TWo Pare,-Pan the First cos. Fir Pattkulats apply to Mr. Coati/4i, Boltoo-rew, May Fair. ' latlitefialit • 4 ~! i iiiiiii* 'he Formation of Iseters, Palsies of Words, ate. ;• • , - cilesisting of Forms of Lawri e Memorandums. • AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. chase, vie* • ' * Wpm du.. with Observations and proper Exampl e s ; to be Basis .c ~ ' • tliOulirmad auSchools, Apprentices, and Young Per re 4 IS agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in- lith Foot—l ett ... ?-.4 *T. PARRY. Price . s. 6d. Tendon of lit. Henry) which is of well-known 'Okay in master, vie •- •,, •, 4 . ril SET OF ;EXPLANATORY COPIES.' relle.ing Faintness and Head-ache, and in counteracting the 14th Fibt7 ,•• • . engraved en koristreud and rikagoisal hoes. 'adapted eilketi of over-Mated, close, er infected air, continues to be pre- Foot , to le ea the . eksgivas in his Grammar of Writing.. Price id . p!red,in the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and WM. 3 Sib' rogst• -] _ . . , Henry tinier, New Swam. Wllt.hins• allfriA - ' • .; '' '. 4.* • ' '; "' / I-• .- -/- Joseph Inane, Chateithani Glosicenershire,gudnik. :, • i .-,:.,4,.. William ftw. Millie% bl ender.. • - ' $ t . t . afit Ai* Sitneallese — ; baste Mow, Newlogt6o; Sorrier, Meilaleektrflat. -,' .. , mt..• •, • • • i-• 04- • • 718 '.• O a • :?• 1111•NKRUCTPUMI lIMIJARGILQ. , s' • : - ;,Yre - '• • 991111111pa,Birte, Hall Whin‘ o he,kiltitd Allopous4 Asia' ~ .st... lifferierr, wreecestilossisdir-Lyne k - SkaMw+hire 'CAL thalwaten - -- '-vt.of Leansigkeietp f _ ~ 'rl ;; 41 . s. , '• • ..i 4 ; . AO r.: . - BILNKAUPTS,. • . • . -..') •. - . • .. . ---- • . • . . .. • Henry flaSoes. Salford, Leactiabiee, tallow doodler, to alling: ' • July 18, 14; and ttirsist .11; dit itineenknKellphicie US • chaster. Artorpies., ...Kir fo e pi" ; Asinhtespr. Lake Shepherd, Gre ~. Yes•Wiba. mileiteger4:July Woe, 10, eclen, salt tl4 l 444llrullsati on, oo / 4 11 0 646 • si t im Pickeriog. Anatolie, eau". , B4leel Cot** ch-yerd ; or Mr. Peiping, Mooing. , .•I 1 T' " t. el r.l -. Jelin Jason !Airy, . liadeadisid, iyatictitatsagra s *Mating b^ l l B 9 korP4f. July 9!, a, sad Assault 11, id elruso, niilai Feathers LID, Led kieratarddite.: - At tir meg. 11r.. - J. :T. Church. Great 3 Nedford.row vac newt Pomba" cad Co. Hereford. ' • • , • - Humphrey Herrieggi;: • . Wevniate,• Norfolk, penal skip tis teilp keeper,.fuly j 7,116 . m ' a August it, at one at the Bell ' ',.. -- leo. Norwidh. • 1 Mr. J. Lytlagoe, Keerx-eerete i lkeendl or Messrs. Tayler a -Co. Norwich. Ma Jones, jun. Tottenham . Court-road, Sc. Ossetia. itai:Makilits lecturer, July 7,14, sod August tl, at tan, at the =l:4 Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. A . *eared. Cardell and Co. Gray's Inn. . . llamas Martin, Croydon, Surrey, linesdraper, July 7, at one, leg at twelve, and August 11. at eleven, at the Court of Comilla*. • . signers of Bankrupts, liatioghall-street. Attorney, lit. Terser. • isiag-lane. %.till Witailer. Starch - Sreco. Middlesex, victualler, July 14. at ma, 17, and August 11. at eleves,at the Court of Commlssloner• of Illinkraptt. Batingball-atreet. Attorney, Mr.Patton,Cbarlotto scroot, asaatibury. James Kirkman, Manchester, manufacturer, July 13, 14, and August 11. at one, at the York Hotel, Manchester. Atttxnles, Mr. Hess, Manchester; or Messrs. Adlington and Cu. Bed. ford-row. wiww- Ymi1.4"..41 I'l fl'ailpf ?4411 , tn At d*Ve1 11 •41. 1 * 4 :9 1 7n 41 C 4414 , 1 . 14 /4 ,11 .. f Robert tituan Ridge,' • .• _ Drown, who tutees , 9801 M 161 °A a illtu et •i_ i ii ph a ike • gk eee eit trop t he ed i lrboei Oiivollirto, MU Wrote) . Privild'ibia* 4. , • 211 0 08, ) , .. 140 1 1 . 11 :14ri a na t t e r=o e =r 1141 . . Define to be Certain, froaavirti.trifelk 4 , . ~ , . .. ~ Come Rdwora Test , :•• . iffinigtOirpbseivnelliiiihnivee4..- iiamr ; War, Isavytr, • . - boo. Timms BrOdetlfiilimitep_4Atitanou" 4 i ti v- 01 . ) l g ,- ts h . . ' Haig SPences Orrii‘driliod, Mtkir!Sgalio ~ ' t %, am " gr P idi°l — Acton Sallitee,Newealtb-soisr-1400: oft dollirelleh ' '4l aftelligd4 ark% Vs- .i... fi1••,..:111..m OA biII'OrTOTIL .. '.• . ,s. , • / • Foot—Quartetsnaster Sergeant Swift to be Quarter. stet, vice Wm. Grady, who retires upon full pay. Roc—Brevet Colonel Willoughby Cotton, from the 47th be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Al•Combe. deceased. Ensign Thomas Rose to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Cuthbert, promoted ; Wm. Herr, 51outisey, Gant. to be Ensign, by porches., vice Rose. .7th Foot—Lieutenant It. G. Moffatt to he Captain, by purebien. vice &aguish, who retires; Ensign William Seer Rawson to `e Lieutenant, by purchase, vice 51offatt ; Henry Alex. Graham, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Itawsou. iltd Foot—Matthew Henry Willork, Esq. late a Captain in the 46th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice itartky, deceased. 25th Foot—Ensign Andrew Barnes to be Lieutenant, vice Osborn, deceased , Job's Taylor Walker, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Barnes. 28th Fout—Ensigo Francis Plaistow Trapani.' to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Every, who retires; William CadeU, Gent, to be En4vi, by purchase, vice Trapaud. 33d Foot—Lieut. James Hallett, from the 4th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Colgishoun, who exchanges. 34th Foot—Captain St. George Cuff, from half pay 9d Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Jackson, whose appointment has not taken place. 36th Foot—Lieutenant Alexander Connor, from the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Eyre, appointed to the 7th Foot. 42d Foot—Lieutenant George Burrell Cumberland, from the 2d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Harcourt Hill, who retires upon half pay Royal African Corps. 43d Foot—Ensign Charles J. 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