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MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1826. NUMBER 12,275•] ICE SE'VENPENCE. GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SENATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE. Gerstein*, T 1' has of late been promulgated so generally, that it • is my intention and my duty to retire from the contest for the 1.,,,-;-t.ntatinn of the Uniiersky, that I feel it incumbent upon ▪ to Zake this Public mode of meeting both these statements ; of o , ur ing you. in the first place, that I ant determined to come to ate Poll on Tuestmv next, and of satisfying you, that if it be the duty of any Candidate to retire, that duty does • not devolve upon me. . . You will recollect, that I came forward as a Candidate fot the Re2resentatitm t.f the University on'the death of Mr. Silent.— Among the first Of those who cannot consent to make further con. e.,ions to the Roman Catholics, I was one of the first who Ind. t 11: ed an intention to &send. • I received considerable encouragement, at at once withdrew my pretensions; in deference to the superior stat ion and claims of the Sesames, nit could 1, from Iniaressary absence on public duty in Ireland. nails. my Canvas en his elebile• spent retirement. I gave, hewnwor. - tbe shostdistiota isikamber that I should, ow the nest occasion, solicit your inlfragesi.and, in conformity with the pledge' so given, I now tome forward. I base ,:aced to you, individually, the groond open which I rest my claim :o your support, that of undeviating ettoelinsent to the Constitution c , my Country; and you 131.1110 e his to be swam that naves ;I n* twenty years, steadily and consistently resisted the sande. t:or of Roman Catholics to Polidcal Power in this Protestant b:ste. I have had sufficient opportunity ec ascertaining that my yrinciples are not disapproved by you. I Moe Medved distiact prarnises of support front nearly The Hundred Member: of the Senate; a number greeter than that ever polled by any successful Candidate, excepting Mr. Pm. I have received the most encour• assurances from mon others, who have declined pledging :::sir Votes until the period of Illeedea, and Itolvani it to you to i,tzidc, whether, with this body of support, it would be becoming me to retire? Every sAtrifsce of personal interest cr distincdon I would wil- ILigly make, to ensure the esegess of AO principles which I bare ;uiformly maintained ; hut, t feel that I should be betraying the reposeti in me, if I were new to abandon a contest hich gives me sd fair a prospect of zealously representing your opinionb in Parliament. I hive the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most faithful and obliged Moak servant, cndon, June 8,182& RENItY GOULBVEN. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION. The following Correspondence has taken piece between Mr.. GOUI,SURN and Mr. BANIEKS and their respective Com mittees, in consequence of a Letter inserted by Mr. Geu!burn in the Courier of the •tb instant and other Lowden Papers: Sta. ALETTER, signed HENRY GOULRURN, which appeared in a Newspaper et last night, affords a fit oppor tunity for the following costanutiretiett. which is made to you by the express autbirkiof 3(r. W. d. lAtilucg. will% *0 Galcul . ' rem of his C,omamittise. It is right to premise that the prepaid= which fellows is made with a conviction co the made of those who papa* it, that the number a Fondles alreadydhebealy gives to Mr. Banker exceeds that which has yet been gives to Mr. Clettbara f and that this coo. ..:tion it calftrated by a datematt In ties Letter et Mr. Goulhara„ ,:;mating the seadrer of Vises ea which be Mae as het yet i-ouating to dye huhdred. It is proposed by Mr. W. Jolla &ate. camaittes that maw poison shall immediately take place bears= the list of preadme gma to Mr. Gotalbona and of these gam to Mr. %Mesa the auk of which comparison shall induce that Candidate, who May kan received the waded number of promises, to withdraw lsis pretensions ea the present =cedes. The reason of this conuaunicadea not recebbg the sigasture of Mr. W. J. Bankes is the cinemas= of its being now at Cam. *:sidge; but be has =added =press authodty to his Committee to make this preposition at say such time as they shoal& think proper. (Signed) G. RANKJIA, atairmea. Committee Room, June d, less, Two o'clock. Ste„ Miss Hotel, Jane 9,1111181 Mr. Goulburn's Committee leave had the boeour of recahrho par communication of this day, in which yos propose a con riven of t►e lists of promises given to Mr. Goulburn, and Mr. Bank's, in order that the One of these two Candidates who &say' have received the smaller number should w ithdraw his pretesitons to the Representation to the University. Mr. Goulborn's Committee anemia no apprehension of the retult of such comparison, and had the proposal been made at an earlier period, they would have bees ready to sive it the most setious condderatios. But as Mr. Gonibutn bas nevi pledged himself In the *vololl l sad men public manner to go to the pod on Tuesday, Mr. Banker's Committee must feel that from a pledge se glees, it Is impossible for Mr. Goulbutn, under any circumstances, to :coed.. I have hare the boomer to be, Sir, Tour obedient and faithful servant, .1. PERCEVAL Chairman of the Cemasktee. To the Oedemas of Mt. Bankes's Committee. Clare Han Ledge, Zoe 10, Me. Dux Govtausa—This morning's post has just bnioght me the tamer which your Commiunt in Lantos has roturead to a pro posal made by mine in my absence, but with my sanction, for a comparison of the lists of votes premised to yourself sad to me. In the wording of their letter, it does not appear to me that my Committee. have stated the case strongly enough, nor pointed sot thus feelings that have actuated me in making you this oda, and which I bad hoped might have influenced you is wading to 11.-- By oar both standing, It is obvious to every body that we are weakening the Anti-Cathalit Interest, and frittering away the strength of oar great cause. It Is natural, that having been the sitting Merabora dotal •ii some degree of reluctance at foregoing the advantage which UM.* • s instance must be likely to give a* over a new Candidata at die }oil; but the etedderadon of that great quation, upon which hope and trot we are both slicer% is tome at sock paramount importance, that upon those grounds aka*, I aothorisad• my Caw mines to take the step which they did, of proposhig,a fair comp. rim of strength, upon the undentandlog that whichever of the two should prove to baths weakest, &sold give way to the other. As a proof to los than no offer could be ands In more sincerity than this, the M of Clare Hal went op to Load= yesterday, at my requast,for the puspon slatting as the so stinger spas inypart, it being supposed that some pars would be nominated upon yours. With respect to the brains of the proposal, adverted to la the Letter of your Committee, let it be rosasitheral that the o(sr is • ,/, 1 - ; /i; 1 0 (1 .. , - s , 1 • dt. 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In this advanced state of the amen you will see the absolute necessity of my receiving your answer in the course of today. Believe me, dear Goulburn, yours truly, (Copy). W. J. BANK ES. • and July 21, at ten, at the Court of Comasiesietwriof Itat,k • rues, Basinghall street. Attorney, Ilir. Carter, 'byes's Court Office, Royal B:change. William Keay, Phan!: row, Greit Surrey tercet, Pintedswark,i • ceeclunaker, June 17, 1!0, at eleven, and July te,st twelve, at the Court of Conimittioners of Bankrupts, liadngbaß set e, t. Attorney, Mr. Benton, Union street, Soutbwarh. • - Juba Sanatory, Palatine place, Stoke Newissiltes • Wider, JTIPIC 10, 20, and July ett, at eleven, at the 011.111 r. Mlearstnisica.rs of Bankrupts, Basini;hall-street. Attorney, 1141,11•1 t, needle-street. Thomas Sedgwick, Fenchurch street, tnerchant. line 17, at ten, 24, at elertn ' and July 22, at twelve, at the Conn of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mt. Fenton, Austin Friars. • Alexmder Beauvais, late of John street, Berkeley-squiu*, wigs m. rchant, June 20, at twelve, 24, at eleven, and Jai, 21, at twelve, at the Court of Comnsi , .sioners of Bankrupts, Basing-. ball street. Attorney, Mr. E. J. Butt, Great Read' street. John Hughes, Edward North, and Edward Hughes, Mobbieley.. Cho-hire, cotton spinners, June 24, 28, and July MI, at three, at White's Hotel, Manchester. &tansies, Messrs. Adlingtost and Co. Bedford/ row • or Messrs.. Morris and Cu. Manchester. Henry Ridley, Saint 1/I:unat, GLimorganshire, draper, June 24, and Duty 22, at steven, at the Bush Tavern, Brlutsi. At 4! totnies, Messrs. Edward and Joh& Dank% Debt* et sr. John Pearled, Pump court, Templis.• . David Saer, Cenyhalog, Pembrokesisite, Iholatien Thomas, War. berth, Pembrokeshire, and William Matthias, Haverfordwest, bai.kers, June 87, 28, and July itik at ten, at the White Hart! Inn, Narberth. Attornles„ Messrs. Evans and Cs. Haverford wows is Meson. Stade and Co. Johts.street. Bedford-row. Wallas Britt and James Holah, Burstein, Staffordshire, grocers, Jell-3, .at Ire, 4, and 2s, at eleven, at the Littbeten Arms Inn,: Footbridge. Atomise, Mr. Cotter, Wolverbamptseg or Mears. Lowe; Taand‘immet, Maple. MT DLit Roma, Cambridge, June 10, 11011. Your Letter has just been delivered to me, and I readily com ply with your request of returning an immediate answer. I did net leave Town yesterday wail abwr the receipt of the Letter front you? Committee, propelling a comparison of our respective strengths, and I wis a party to the answer which was returned. I felt as my Com mittee have expressed in their reply, that after the publie declare. that which I have been awe:allied to make of my deteemination to come to the Pall on Tuesday, it was impossible for ass, consia lowlywith my anvils litsseqr„te take any step whin asiiht by bpity bad to the abandonment of that determination. Believe me, my dear Hanks, Your's ever most truly, HENRY GOULBURN. To. R.J. Backe% Li+ TO/THE WORTHY, INDEPENDENT, ♦ND LOYAL ELECTORS OF PRESTON. Ginamtsi4, A LLOIV ate to offer myself a CANDIDATE for 4 . 116 eisrimoser of Representing you in Parliament at the ensuing , Election; and do not attribute my coming forward so late to any disrespect to you, but to its true cause—my ancrteinty as to the time when I might aspect to be called on ditty to Canada. I was not enabled, before Tuesday night, to enter into arrangements on this head; which now leave nue at liberty to offer myself to your nodce. The very short time previous to the election puts it out of my power personally to wait on you all ; but known as I am to most of you, and Laving so often received flattering marks of your kindness and attention, I fed that you will not in this consider me guilty of ingratitude for past favours, or want of respect, now that 1 come forward on this particular occasion. Should I have the honour to be returned, I will try honestly and condemnation to fulfil the duties of your Representative; and shall (wintont binding myself to any set of men or measures) vote for whatever appears most conducive to the public good, and will load toy lealois support to those measures which I think best c.lcu land to promote the honour and prosperity of the country, and to insure the continuance of our Constitution, as established in Church and State. I have the honour to be, Your most devoted and humble ser►ant, ROBERT BARRIE. June 11, 11126. TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THZ BOROUGH OF PRESTON: G an am se, Ttig encourtenus rectlitient which I experienced to, day upon the Hustings, prevented me from expressing so filly as I could have wished the political sentiments which I enter tab; and which, if the opportunity had been allowed me, n uuld, as I believe, have contaated year favour and placed my success out of the roach of controversy. Under this disadvantage, however, my muse his prsspered, and I have the satisfaction to find myself second 00 the day's poll. In my professional capacity, permit me to say, that I have never yet *hewn the white feather; and if you will espy year most zealous and active exertions in my behalf, I UM you vrill bass no occasion to repent the sacrifices yuu may Mahe in upholding the cause of our King and Constitution. With the greatest :meet and gratitude, I have the honour to subocribempall Tour most obedient bumble servant, ROBERT BARRIE. . 24 • 22 . 20 STATE OF THE POLL Stanley . Barrio . • Cobbeu . Wood . Prestos, Jane 9tb, 1841. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LON T)ON. Gewrxestunt, IHAVE understood this morning, in conversation with the Right Honourable the Loan MAYOII, that he was induced to offer himself u a Candidate for your suffrages in con sequence an untierstuding, on his part, that it was not my in tention to seek the honour of representing you ;—that I bad not any such intention is, I believe, universally known. It would be to me, however, a source of nsortilication much greater than I can express, if, even by my acquiescence in the wishes of others, any eventual injury should be effected to a Gentleman with whom, from the earliest period of our acquaintance, I have lived upnn terms of the strictest friendship. I have, therefore, deemed it right to intimate to those of the Livery who were anxious that I should become your Representative, my wish that they should abstain from an future efforts on my behalf; but I cannot take leave of you, without expressing my sense of extreme obligation to those Mends who have spontaneously manifested so favourable an opi nion of me, and my thanks to the Livery at large for the kindness with whit!, they have resolved my past services. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your faithful and most obedient servant, Ofd Swan, June 6. JOHN GARRATT. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING his 114.11511 TY'S NAVY, ttso de hereby sinuosity. That en Tomas, the 13th instant, they wiU be ready to receive Madera in writing ( waled up), and treat for the undermentioned articles, to be delivered Into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, els. BISCUIT MEAL, 3,000 SACKS, OnikhOrd by the 24th instant, and the remaining two-thirds by the lath of July. FLOUR (Kiln dried). 100 SACKS, By the lath of July. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office. Rechrender must specify tte price in words at length, and be .deNvertrd before One o Clock on the Day appointed. and the Person whir males the Tender, or some Person on h i. must attend to answer when called tor. M. WALL 11 CLIFTON. THE EXHIBITION OF 11 - 1 E so , iF,TY OF PAINTERS in WATER COLOURS t% ILL CLOSE ran SATURDAY. Juno 14, at the Gallery, 5, P.lll null Eau. AthaitnuateOne Shilling, Catalogues Sixpence. COPLEY FIELDING, SecteWy. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • WHI'T'EHALL, JONI 7, 1826. The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, constituting and ap pointing the Right Hon. Robert Banks, Earl of Liverpool, K.G. the Right Hon. Frederick John Robinson ; William Lowther ' Esq. (commonly called Viscount Lowth e r) ; Granville Charles Henry Somerset, Esq. (commonly called Lord Granville Charles Henry Somerset) ; and Francis Nathaniel Gonynghain, itisq. (cmunnnily called Earl of Mount-Charles); and also Edmund Alexander M•Naghten, Esq. to be Commissioners for executing the of of Treasurer of the Exchequer of Great Britain, and Lord High Tree surer of Ireland. BANKRUPTCY RN LA ItG Charles Bramwell, &kn.-street, Portman-Iquart, i from June 6, to July 2S, at eleven, at the Court of of Bankrupts, Basinshall-street. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Joseph Woodd. Dlanchester, general-dealer. John Met, late of sfontreal and gkiebee r North &macs. BANKRUPTS. James Dysart, Liverpool, merchant, to surrender, Jane 26; 27, and July 22,it twelve. at the Star Inn, Liverpool. Anomie'. Mr. Athos, Liverpool; or Messrs. Adlingtnn and Co. Bed ford-row. ,Samuel Bailiner, late of Oxford -street, woollen draper, June 17, 24, at eleven, and July 22, at nine, at th e Court o f C omm i ss i oners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Anomie', Messrs. Saunders - and Co. Charlotte -street, Fitzroy-square. William ken and Joseph Scott, jun. Wakefield, Yorkshire, mer chants, Jane 15, at four, 16, and July 22; at e l e ven, a t the Ses sions ouse, • Wakefield. Attornies, Messrs. Baur and Co. Chancery-lane ; _or Mr. Henry Lamb, W a k e fi e ld. Sohn Penton, Borden, Kent, farm e r, Ju ne 17, go, at eleven. and July 22, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basinghallen. Attorney, Mr. Chides Reeves, Ely-place, Eleibnen. William Peter Coley and Hutchinson Hothersalt Browne, Win. Chester House, Old Broad.street, wino-nserchwertsiinne 13, 20, at ten, and July 22, at one, at the 'Coast df Clinonissierioni of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Anomie*, Mmers. Bourtillion and Co. Bread-street. James Lawson, Princes-square, Ratcliffe, chair-maker, June 15, at eleven, 24, at ten, and July 22, at eleven, at the Court of Com. missioners of Bankrupts, Basinglialistreet. Attorney, Mr. Charles Beeves, Ely-place, Helboro. Joho Andrew Unger, Fen -court, Fenchureherreet, merchant, Jen* 17,24, at twelve, and July 22, at ten, at the" Court of Comrdie. stoners of Bankrupts, Basingha Atternies, Meisrs. Botirdlllon and Cu. Bread.street, Ch li ti r p e sne. Jacob Ashton, Heady Hill. Lancashire, cotten.spinner, June 24,25, and July 22, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Anemias, Mr. W. Makieson, Temple; or Mr. J. Makinson, Manchester. Wi liars Henry Dore, late of Bath, ecriverser, June 26, 27, and July 22, at eked), at the Angel Inn, Ba th. Attornies, i Meetings; Middle Temple ; or Mr. Hosing, Bath. John Christi an Fuchs, Finsbury-square, merchant, June 17, 20. and July 22, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank. rept,. Basinghell-street. Attendee, Masers. Getty and Co. • Thrnginorton-street. William Moire, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, mercer and draper, I June 3, at two, July 1, at twelve, and 22, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basiaghall-itrost. Attorney, Mr. 'railcard, (lid Jewry. • Alpheus Harris, Dursley, Gloucestershire, commissloo-agent, june, ' 17, at I ',rive, 24, at eleven, and July 22, at ten, at the Court or Commissioners of Bankrup ts, Basinohall-street. Attorney, Mr. J. J. Teaser Ncw Battaglia -street. Richard Guam. Hallett, 'Minerva -terrace, Brixtoa, auctioneer, • Jens_l7, at twelve, 24, .at eleven, and July 82, 111 ten, at the Court of Comassissibms of RantonAns,..*siosis all•etreohe 44,1 Hine ls and Co. Bich inghass-streetakrad. Gay Shute, %amid, Hertfordshire surgeon and apothecary, June ::o,.at twelve. 24, at eleven, and july 22, at twelve, at the Court .of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Tilson Coleman-street. William Ilielson, Paddock-fo•t, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Jane It; 23, and July 22, at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Huddeto e field. Attornies, Mr. Edmund Walker, Lincoln's lon-fields; or Mr. Peace, Huddersfield. James Jones, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, boot and shosmake4 June 21, 22, and July 22, at eleven, at the Fleece Hotel, Chet. tenham. Attornies, Mr. Thomas White, Lincoln's Inn; er Mr. William Goodwin, Cheltenham. Samuel Henry, Chester, draper, June 24, SS, and July 22, at aim s at White's Hotel, Man Chester. Atternies, Messrs. Taylor and Co. Manchester; or Messrs. Ellis and Co. Chancery-lane. John George Calbreatb, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham, grocer, July 4, 5, at eleven, and 22, at our, at the George Inn, New. ? castle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. James Williamson, Gray' s Inn ; or Mr. Henry Ingledew, :Newcastle-upon-Tyne. George Duty, Louth, Lincolnshire, builder, June 23,54, and July 22, at eleven, at the New King's Head Inn. Loetti. Anomie', Mr. Thomas Wing. Holborn-court, Gray's Inn; or Mr. Thomas Bentley Phillips, Louth. Benjamin Beckley, Tythiog of Whistones, Worcestersldre,bollier, June 21, 27, and July 22, at twelve, at the Star and Garter Inn, Worcester. Anomie', Messrs. Hillard and Co. Gray's Inn square; or Mr. Stephen Godson, Worcester. WAR-OFF/ICC, JUNE 9. 1826. William Jackson, Black Swan Inn, Worcester, victualler, June Royal Regiment of Horse Guards--Captain Henry Hanmer to be 26.27, aad July 22, at twelve, at the Star and Garter Inn, Were Major and Lieutenant Colonel, by purchase, vice Drake, who tearer. Atternies, Messrs. Hilliard and Co. Gray's Inn square; retires; Lieutenant Robert James Harrison to be Captain, by or Mr. Stephen Godson, Worcester. purchase vice Hamner ; Cornet Lloyd Kenyon to be lAeutenant, John Stratton, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, clothier, Jon, 23, 24, and by purch ase s vice Harrison; Ensign Lord Charles Wellesley, July 22, at one, at the Commerclahrooms, Bristol. Atto rnies, from the 75 th Foot, to be Cornet., by purchase, vice Wellesley, Messrs. Diurdillen and Co. Bread -street, Cheapside ;or Messrs. promoted. Bevan and Co. Bristol. 7th Regimen; of Dragoon Guards-John Edmund Thewles, Gent. Charles Houlding, Liverpool, boot and shoe vender, Jane 21, 22, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Buller, promoted. and July 22, at two, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Anomie', Mr hlakinsun, Middle 'Temple; or Mr. G. Swindon, Liverpool. 2d Regiment of Dragoons-Captain James Wemyss to be Major, by purchase ' vice Mills, promoted ; Lieutenant William Henry George Edward Phillips, Tooley street, Borough, upholsterer, Onun to he Captain, by purchase, vice Wemyss • Cornet John June 17, 24, and July 22, at eleven, at the Court of Commis- Carnegie re be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Uram; Francis sinners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. C. Clarks Furde, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase vice Carnegie. Wright, Abe street, Goodman's fields. Regiment of Light Dragoons-Lieutenant Arthur Baker to be James Jones, Dudley, Worcestershire; draper, June 26, 28, and c l imb], by purchase, vice Bragge, promoted. July 22, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Anomie', Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple; or Mr. Seddon, Manchester. 6th Regiment of Dragooos--C.ornet Frederick Wollaston t. be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Heigham, promoted ; Hoes. Charles Thomas Smith. Whiston Eaves, Staffordshire, and Joseph Locker, William Jemingbam to be Cornet, by purchase, (rice Wollaston. Hanley, Staffordshire, bankers, June 22, at three, 25, and July st h R eg i ment o f Li g h t D ragoons -C apta i n J o h n Earl of Wiltshire 22. at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Hanky. Attornies. Mr. F. W. to be :Jajor, by purchase, vice Craa'urd, promoted in the 94th 'runninsen Sta ff ordshire Potteries ; or Messrs. Clowes and Co. F oot; Li eutenant J ames Th omas L or d B ru d ene ll to b e C a pt a i n , King's Bench Walk, Temple. by purchase. vice Lord Wiltshire; Cornet Goodrich Shedders to William Travis, Audenshaw, Lancashire, hat manufacturer, June 29, 30, at nine, and July 22, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Matt- . be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lord Bredeooll ; Freeman Thomas, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, eke Shedden. cheater. Attornies, Messrs. Appleby and Co. Gray's Inn; or 10th Ditto-Captain Lord James Fitzroy, from the hslf pay, to be Messrs. Whitehead and Co. Manchester. Captain , vice Robert Burdett, who exchanges, recerling the dlf- Joseph Powell, Worcester, grocer, June 26, 27, and July 22, at Unlace; Frederick Scrymgeour Wedderburn, Gent. to be Cos:- one, at the White Horse ion, Worcester. Anomie", Messrs. net, by purchase, vice Lord Frankfort. promoted. Wimburn and CO. Chancery lane; or Mr. John Brampton, 16th Ditto-To be Cornets-Cornet William Van, from the Caps Worcester. Corps, vice Brown. promoted; Henry Frederick Bonham o Gent. Henry Gibson and Abraham Greaves, Accrington, Lancashire, by purchase, vice Penkase, promoted. calico printers, June 26, 27, and J u ly 22, at one , at t h e R o y a l 17th Ditto-dentleman Cadet W. Cunningham Douglas, from the - Hotel, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Cunliffe, Manchester; or Bora Military C o ll ege , to b e c ornet , by purchase , vie. Gee. Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery lane. vine, promoted; Staff Assistant Surgeon Henry Geier Pickens Thomas Muss Tunnicliffe, Hanky, S t aff or d s hi re , d rugg i s t, J u n e M. D. to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Holmes, promoted in the at five, 23, and July 22, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Hanky. gist Foot. Attornies, Messrs. Smith and Co. Lincoln's inn; or Mr. Dent, Hanley. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Feet Guards-Lieutenant Colonel Charles Parker E/Us, from the half pay, to be Captain and Lim- Jelin Warren, Abchurch lane, and Leicester square, dentist, June tenant Colonel, vice William Cornwallis Esistace, who exchanges. to, at eleven, 24, at twelve, sod July 22, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. At. Coldstream Regiment Of Foot Guards-Lieutenant John Dawson Rawden to be Lieutenant and Captaiu, by purchase, vice Cigyer, turney, Mr. Hyde, Great Winchester street, Broad street. promoted. William Baynes Smith, Sedgley, Staffordshire, iron master, June T o be Ensigns and Lieutenants-Gordon Drummond, Gent. by 30, and July 1, 22, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. purchase, vice Bawds's; Lord Frederick Paulett, Paged lemur Attendee, Messrs. Holme and Co. New Inn ;or Messrs. Par- to the King, without purchase. her and Co. Birmingham. Sd Regiment of Foot Guards-Cornet John GokUe Taubman , William Josiah Mills, Union street, Borough, vi ctua ll er , J une from the 3d Dragoon Guards, to be &leo end Lletirtnntint by 17, at eleien, 24, and July 22, at nine, at the Court a Com- purchase, vice B erner ., promoter !. , missioners of Bankrupts, liasingbaWtieet. Attorney, Mr: Ist Regiment of Foot-Captain Correll Sttilth Hopkinitb be his. Benton, Union street, Southwark.. jor, by purchase, vice Glover. promoted ; LlentenebtWilloughby William Frederick Robinson, Jermyn street, hotel keeper, June. Carter to lae. Captain, by purchase, vice Hopkins; Ensign 1-1.•. - -hugs William Neville to be Lieuten 4l 4, by purchase. vice Cro s,. 13, at ten, 24, at eleven, and July 22, at one. at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingliall street. Attornies, promoted: William Baton Jnitnitota . Gent. totot Kn.'s'', vi.Pe Messrs. Robinson and Co. (.'hatterHosse Wood, deceased; Assistant Sorge.:., Wl.l, lnn Dilios , r n IL • .t 4 William Walker, Nottingham, hosier, Juue 13 , at eleven, 24, Royal Vtteran Battalion, to be A.,,inant DECLARATION OF. INSOLVENCY, • Jane Rooney Butler, Brottps4ermst, kernimmitiststiminee lalibasBl - eiresenstantler. and linable to Moak, oltelapillaelliamith ker oroditors.....Flied, Jambi& !:•• biVIDENDS t 6 ha Made 14-BABDTO HALL:must July 1, William Ramis, Uptout. Essex, victueller and brkklayeri at tweitur. • Jelly 1, Joists - Shaw, Gower -street, Bedford-equate, and Hernollase, Dulwich, Surrey, coal merchant, at .bni. July 1, Amick Bedew* Sharp, Euboase-bußdlngs, Sweethms-alley, berth her, at ohms. My 1, 'Dadaism Dolby, Catherine-street, Strand. bookseller,. at tea. July 1, John Holmes, Bridge-road, Lambeth, broker, at tee. July 1, John Smith, sen. and John Smith, juts. Osteeton-street,warebouserncit, at ten. July 1, Grow Sadler and John Firth, Great Guildford-street Southwark, seed crushers, at tviervo. July I,John Bamford, Bihar% Surrey, baker, at eleven. July 4, William Noakes, Old City Chambers, wine =escheat, at tem. July 1, Thomas William Wise, Jermyn-street, tavern iseeper, at ts►elve .' July 1, David Hetherington, King-street, Chearide. watehousenzur, at eleven. June 17. George Frederick Sargent. Maitberough-plase,'Great Peter.ettaet, Westminster; patent leather dresser, at eleven& July 1, Robert Camplin, Goldsinttb-street silk manufacturer, at eleven. July 1, John Challener, Stonesend , St. !Cary, Newington, grocer, at eleven. July 15, Charles Crokst and Mumma Wilkie, Lawrence. Pountney-place, merchants, at oar.— July 1, John Reynolds, Bread-street-hill, drysalser, at eleven. July .1, John Breackley, sen. and John Brenchley, juts. *Moo, Kent, Aistilists, at twelve. DIVIDENDS to he made in the COUNTRY. July 5, Thomas Wingfield, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, cotton spinner, at one, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton-le-Moors. July 1 , Juseph liastwo. ad and George Kay, Meltans. Yorkshire, clothiers, at ten, at George Inn, Huddersfield. July 4 , William Rich, Wigan, Lan cashire, builder, at six, at the Eagle and Child Inn. Wigan. July 8, Archibald Morton, Archibald Rodick, and Charles Murton, Welliogbarough, Noranaptonshins, bankers, at siomen s at the Town Heft, WellingPorough. ' • , • CERTIFICATBS--Jukr 1. - • Thomas Deacon, Skinner-street. Snow-hill, tea dealer. TWA Wright, Henley, Yorkshire, dyer. Owen Carroll, Bristol, piovisien merchant. Duncan Campbell, Cocteall-court ' merchant. Charle s ClarAnce Greet Parndon, Essex, farmer. Thomas Hid. West Smithfield, grocer. Abraham Henry, Havdon.equars, merchant. Richard Rowiluson and John 81( Collodi, jun. Liverpool, merchants. Alexander Petty, Manchester, merchant. Benjamin Samuda, Love lane, Stockwell, coal merchant. Thomas William Davies, Liverpool, apothecary and druggist. John Green, •Leicester -street, printer. Thomas Smith, Cumberland-street, Chelsea, builder.. William Henry Williams, Old -street, St. Luke's, cornehandler. John Hall Toulon, Finch-lane, Cornbill, merchant. Edward Gray, Harborne, Staffordshire. nail factor. William Locke Barret, Shepherd's Bush, house painter. General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, which govern* Importation, made up to the 5d of June. Wheat 595. 04.1 Oats 345. 1.1. 1 Beans 1191. 44. Barley 19s. 101.1 Bye 345. 111 1 Peas ifs. .sd. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the Week ending the 7th day of June. 1526, is 30s. sd. per cwt. exclusive of the duties of Customs Inkier payable thereon on the Importation thereof. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. J