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r" ,„, - • i 77 1!! .) • ' 11116111. 11614 : 1. ' 7 4 7 , _ ~ •t: is! •- i ' .: • . f f.. - ' .• o 1 ' - .?:... •• k S' .11 . • Al 1 /IP ", i .. CO -.,, ~. . t‘ k . g . ^, • > 1 d ~ , ~,, 11 Or . ' 4,--- : p ....., ..:, A 1 ... 11 FT..4;"' -. . I ~ • ....r tg v. . I %.' MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1812. ~flMBE l t,• -- ---~ - - PRICE SIXPEN CI-H A LrpENNT• TRVXSDAY NEXT, JUNE 18, 18P2. THEA fRE ROYAL. COVEN I . ..GARDEN. (("he Int night but five of Mrs. SIDDONS's Attiqg.) IA R. FARLEY his the honour to inform the Nobility and. Public, that Mrs. SIDI)ONS has, in the *Jest maw, consented to perform on the above night in the ray THE STRANGER. The winger, Mr. KEMBLE. Mrs. Haller, Mrs. SIDDOIsTi. After *huh, (for the 49:11 time),the last New Pantomime, called HARLEQIN AND PADMANABA ; Or, THE GOLDEN FISH. oar, the Fisherman, (Harlequin) Mr. BOLOGN jun. c n i a nutadhri, the Persian Cook. (Clown) Mr. GRIMALDI: Zclica,the Sultan's Daughter, (Colombine) Mrs. PALMER To tt is and Places to be had of Mr. Farley, 47, Greek-street, Soho; and of Mr. Brandon at the '1 heatre. • ADM/RALrr-OMCR, May 26, Idl2. I NOTICE ;$ hereby given, That a Smion of Oyer and Terminer arid Goal Delive►y, for the Trial of Olean remained on he High Seas, within the jurisdiction ethe Admiralty of Englard, will h held at Janice Hall, is the Old Bailey, Lanka, os Friddy the tYitk of Jame next, at eight irked ix the aserahl. J. W. CPOKER. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. _ Walk Regiment Of Ppot.—E , iign Rae* the Warm.* Pliikia„ to be Fals l / 2 3 widsuut nurchaie. • . elst D tto.—Faslgn Hugh M.Duyald, from the Argyll and Bunt Militia, to bc k.usign without purchase. 9M Ditm.--Franris Archibald Stuart, Omit. to be Engles, by porcuasa, sere NO - We, promoted. New fou:sitand Fineable Infantry.—Capta'n Charles Bliashoseite, tiro' Iplf-pay of the Royal e tcf Corps, to be Cpta:n of a Coidpaity, temporary rank, vice Nara., who subarea. The King's German Lestion. IA Dragnets, —CaptaTes riederia Ott Zh ital.:. to be Major, with tempuras r • Rio:. vie.: LucAler, deceased:l.i utenabt Quentin to be Captain Oi a Itoor, vie,. l pgrsar; c um , t Lus•us Kolas to be Lieutenant vie ; Q ue n sth Battalion oldi e lane--C:adet.rutrjeasst Jacob Wataiiing to be Emilio, Vice Rotletard.fironso , e4 The Duke of Brunswick 0:1's Corp. Infamy—Lieutenant W. de iaiirrn to be Cvain a Come pany, with temporary rank, vice CirsewaulA, &int ot bio vrivada. Meuron's kegmr,nt. Liemenantlames Bogle Delay, from the Ist Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Gaclt:er who retina. tifILI•CARY ESTABLISHMENT for supply eg Officers of Rs Majesty's Army with Regintent aft and A gents of all descriptions for every Regiment in the Bri t/bowies, both for Home and Foteign Service, conformable to 6 , 1 0.46011 S ordered by the d,fLrent Commanding Officers, an d approved by the Commander in.Cl..ief, at a shorter notice, wi from 15 to 20 per Cent. under the regulas credit charges, fur Body money or Agent's Acceptances only. Soso/win and Son% Manufacturing Tailors, Lacemen, Em broiderers, and Sword Cutlers, No. 2, New-greet, Covent-Gar den, London. Ch asseurs BritAunignes. To be Liewenants, %visite° , purchava.--tat ins f.. qinsoneau, De. sire Leraun,Anstitte f.ervals, and --- rrec-rh n To be Ensigns.—E R. Dzlton, Gent. b.cr Slinonoan, Edward Sande:, Gent. vice Les non. SARA ACK& Assi,tant-Earrark-Master Sandford Pi acocketo be ;Wrack-Mao. It: at Malta, vice George Peacocks, nrieed EllitA IrA in the G , zette oldie lAth ul imo. Seth Foot—For %% Mani 111‘Ciiittodt. Gent. &c read James M'Clintock, Gent. to he En-Ign, w thou purchas., vice Darcy, prottott.d. tot James Saunders, Cent. fie. read Alpert Wingfield Sanr.ders, Cent. to be F.r.sign, vice Chri.ti.•,, promoted. In me Gazette of the oth instant. York Light Infantry Volunteers—For John Garden, Cent. ike. rend William Gordon, Gam to be Ensign, 'Admit parttime, vice Chambers, rum:lced. BY AUTHORII Y. 'TMs day was publi.shed, price Ss. 6d. THE AUTHEN'T'IC Cr:ItRESPONDENCE 1 and DOCUNIEN I'S, explaining the PROCEEDINGS of &Marquis WELLESLEY, and of the Earl of 11I0111A, in the Recent NEGOTIATIONS for the formation of an ADMINIS TIIMION. Pr.nted for RICRARD PUILLIPS, 47, Ludgate-hill, and to be lid of all 80011-ellers.—[EnuTed at Stith:friers' Hall.] TO THE FROMMroRs OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. LAIIIILS AND GINTLEMIN, WHEN I had the honour of waking upon you in my late canvass for a Seat in the East-India Direction, I found a great number of your respectable body pre-engaged to Captain PALLY—as that Gentleman is no longer a Candidate, I take the earliest opportunity most respectfu ly to solicit your Votes and Interest for the next Vacancy that may occur. I remain, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient Servant, RORER I CLERK. • This day were published, In Three Volutnes icmo. price 201. boards, FRIENDS UNMASKED ; or, SCENES IN REAL. LIFE. A Novel founded on Facts. By A. A. HU I*CHINSON, Author of the Exhibitions of the Heart. Printed for Longman, Murat, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater- Water-row ; and at the Bntish Gillery, 54, New Bood-atreet. 3I VET. --- Captain Richard Fitzgerald, of the 2d We Guards, to be ittjee in the Army. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Auguct 4. John Hargrave, of Kilovolt-upon-Hon, Unen-draper s dealer and c: ammo, at ten, at the 1)og and Duck Tatcru o ita King ctoa-nron-H ult. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Bernard Boyle, of CI ith Fair, London, army-clothier. Hugh Bagg, of Beatuinster, Duraetshtre, lino-draper. UNDER ma IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE Or THE VERY REV. THE DEAN OF WEb3TMINSTER. To be publ shed by subscription, TWO COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, 20 inches A by 15, with descriptive Letter-Press, of th PROCES SION and CEREMONY of the INSTALLAFION of the IS of the BA:1H, in Westminster Abbey, on the Ist it Jun; 1812, from DRAWINGS by Mr. FRILDER/CK Price to the first three hundred Subscribers, TORRE GUINEAS us PAIR; atter that number they will be adsanced to FOUR GUINEAS. The money to be paid on delivery. Subscribers' Nams Are received at ACKCEMANN . 3 trost.roar or Aa rs, STRAND, or may be transnibted though all the Print and Book sellers in the United Kingdom FROM THE MARSHAL'S OFFICE. SUMMONS BY EDIC BY virtue of an appointment, under date of 15th March, 1 8 12, from the Honourable Court of Clvil Jestice of this Colony, :,n a Petition presented by R. C. Dorrtsze and WILLIAM Lvrr, in quality as Curators to the Estate of A. M. VAN DE LANDE, deceased, I, the undersigned Marshal of the Court of this Colony, Summon by Edict all known and unknown Creditors, c any person or persons who hold any claims against. the Estate of the said A. M. Van de Londe, dccea•rl, to appear in person, or by Attorney, bcfore the QOM of Civil Justice of this Colony, at their Session, which will be held in the month of October, t 8 12, these to see their claims approved and confirmed after debate, if needs be, and to see the nett Proceeds of that Estate divided amonsg them, according to t!.e priority of CU:). of these claims, after the same shall have been decided by Law, subpecne of p •r -retool silence to those who do not appear on the day prefised.— This Summons of Edict being made known to the public from the Coon-House by beat of drum. A. G. CALMER, Marshal. Berbice, the 14th March, 1812. This diiy was published, lady printed in one large Volume, 12mo. price ss. bound, ALA'VIN a:.l ENGLISH VOCABULARY, ter the use of School*. by JOHN JONES, Author of the Latin and Greek Gram niarq The object of this litt.e Work is to facilitate the attainment of the Latin tongue, by engaging the under .randing in aid of the memory. With this vis;w, it is formed on the most philosophi al, yet the int... t: •:ple pii c'ples. ai.alogies by which the corresponding parts of speech dt)nr front each other, arelsointed set. Ihe simple wor Is followed by its cierivetives. The pet.. wary meaning of eacs, :.rm is Ilrft specified, and eise serosulary, or metaphorical et nee thence deduced. Finally, the words Oe need from Latin are masked ofpsi e their originals ; so that the Learner is familiarised with the .Latin, front the English, or Posta to Asc;T:ain the English from the Latin. London : Printed for J. Mawman, 39, I.udgate-street. Of whoa may be had, by the same Author, A Gramniar of the Latin Wongue, 12mo. 3s. bound. This Grammar, it is presumed, while it is adapted for the use of the most humble le.umers by su sintplicitia precision, anti brevity, is, at the same time, calculated to interest the philosophical teacher, by the novelty mil solidity of its principles. FROM THE MARsHALI 0111 BOMIVIONS BY EDICT. BY virtue of an Appointment under date of 1 3 th - 11 - 0 March, 1212, from the Honourable Court of Civil J ustlce, oa a Petitiop presented for that purpose by IL C. Downer, Grittier of the Orphan Board of this Colony, 1, the undersigned First Marshal of the Court of this Colony, summon by edict all known and un known Creditors of the under-mentioned Estates, Barry M.Car thy&eggy Scott, John Rosr, Jbs. Vau Wondenberg, R. Smith, A. L. Bozeen, Edw. Hudsmitk, Joseph Phyfrrs, Chas. Wirt., Thos. Harwig, A. Crouse, J. Poplte, 1. H. Watcher, W. Dowsun, D. Ferguson, T. Fairchild, Bell H. Scherflin, Jan Levenson, R. Drost, Jacob Wenkler, Jantcs Sanderson, to appear in person, or by Attorney, before the Court of Civil Justice of this Colony, at their Session, which will be held in the mo.ult of October, 1212, for the purpose of there exhibiting their pretensions, if necessary, to hear objections made against the same, u well as to witness the Court's determination as to the proferent and concurrent right on the amount of the different afore-ntentioned Estates, on pain of being for ever debarred their right of claim, this Sum mons by Edict being made known to the Public from the Court House by heat of drum. KS. FRANCKEN, Berbice, March 14, 1812. First Marshal. • • • A CONIP..NIUN TO THE BIBLE, And to all Commentaries on the Holy Scriptures. hit pullieled, neatly half-bound, Morocco back and corners, price Le.. 2s. plain, 4C2. Its. 6d. coloured, THE SCRIPTURE ATLAS ; or a Series of ele- pm Maps to illustrate the Old and New Testament. 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THE ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, A VIEW of the HIS . ' OR,Y, POLITICS, aad LITERA'EUKE, for the Year 11110. Yri 3 to4 tot W. Otridge and Son, I. Cuthell, E. Jeffery, B. and „ C Thy and Co. Lackingtnn, Allen, and Cu. Longenati and Co J. Asperne, Cradock and Juy, Sherwood, Neely, aal Jones, I. holder, arid J. Johnson and Co. ...The Publisher s be,, leave respectfully to state„ that having tl!tred into new engagements for the future conduct of this "€ 4 . they feel warranted in pledging themselvci nut merely to a rrtater duvet of regularity us the time of publication, bur also that the executive departnicnt shall be so filled, that the Work way in no degree disgrace that bright period rat the Series Whew the ANNUAL Itt Luis-tat was under the immediate superinsen• t"ct of that distniguishel Statesman and eniimut Writer, the te Nlr. EDMUND JJc e K r.. The Volume for the Year tat t is in a forward state, and w:U be published about Christmas next. akereyet remain a tow Copies complete in SI Volumes frets /7' .y 9 to 1810; aod those who wi sh to complete their Sets may be luppiled with any of the femur Voietnea, price I:AK each. ins. • EDUCATION OF THE PEOPLF. 141 day Was published, printed in a close but distinct type, price 45. or 13 the dozen, ri'HE POOR bound CHILD'S to LIBRARY ; being a eolliction of Moral, Didactic, Economical, and Religious the 'es, in Prose an d V erse ; consisting partly of Selections from Nat best and meat plods authors, partly of Tracts published in a *tidied fornt for the same purpose and partly of original pieces. Author By the Rev. S. BA 1:11.0W. Vicar of Newton, . t "°' of Questions on the New 'restamer t and other leavi Works. k intendzi as a presi tit to Children on ng the / - -tious Charity and Sunday Schools, or the Schools of Dr. Lieu., st d Mr. LANCASTER ,111 d is intruded t., relititr Edneatiollllifte• TIN* and practical in regard to the moral and religious Habits of )( ',."1? Pers.r.s after th e y h ave l e f t any a those Schools. , rrated fer PHILLIPS, 47, Ludgate hill, and to be 14 41 (it all Booksellers. Ot whom m ay b e had , thc Author', .500 f2tiestions on the New T e stanoint,. Lin g the nnly practical Means ever ihvanted for allastur , . the Element. of Christianity to yuusg Persons, ink* I e. FROM IHE MARSHAL'S OFFICE. BY Virtue of an Appointment of the H.nourablc Court of Civil Justice of.the Colony of Berbice, under date of 19th March, 1812, on a Pei ition presenteb for th..t purpose by K. C. DOWNER, for himself, and J. W. Harraasvot, Cura tors to the Estate of the Widow H. A. BAKKER. • . I, the undersigned, First Marshal of the Courts of tiffs Colony, SUMMON by k Die i• all known and unknown Creditors of the Estate of J. C. BROEKFNER, Widow of H. A. BAKKER, to appear in person or byAttl.roey before the Court of Civiliustice of this Colony, at their Sessions, which will be held in the month of October, 1812 ; there to ste their claims approved and eon fit riled, after debate If the same should be necessary, and to see tilt Nett Proceeds ofcbat Estate divided amongst them accord ing to the priority of sash of their claims, after the same shall have been decided by Law. Selscene of perpetual. Silence against all those who do not appear on the day appointed. This Summons by Edict being made known to the public from the Court House by beat of Drum. K. FRANCKEN, First Marshal. Be)bice, lath Marcb, 1812. FROM THE MARSHAL'S OFFICE. SALE BY EXECUTION.,—FIRST PROCLAMATION. BY authority obtained from the Honourable J../. VAN DER STOOP, President of the Court of Civil Justice of this Colony, by absence of his Excellency ROBERT GOR DON, Governor-General in and over the Colony of Berbice and its Dependencies, Vice-Adptiral and President in all Courts and Colleges within the same, &c. &c. Rte. Granted upon a Petition presented by THOMAS Moon v, under date of ttb January, I 815.t a VerSHS Rolf SST MI rcueL, Proprietor of the Cotton Plantation No. 1, situated in the Corentyn Coast divis on. I, :he undersigned, First Marshal of both the Honrunible Courts of this Cototty, shall expose and Sell at Public Execution Sale, in presence of two Counsellors, Commissaries and their Secretary, in the month of April, 1813, :be precise day to be fixed and notified through the Gazette of this Colonf—The aborr-mentioned Cotton Estate, called No. 1, the property of said Robert Mitchel, with all its Cultivation, Buildings, Slaves, Appurtenances and Denendencies thereto belonging; all confor mable to an Inventory thereof now lying at the Marshal's Office fur the inspection of those whom it may concern. Whoever should think to have any right, interest, or claim on the aforementioned Cotton Estate, called No. 1, turn anneals, and wishes to opprsse the Sale thereof, let such person address himself to the Marshals Office et this Colony, declaring his r e a son for such oppos tion in due time 'and torm ; as I hereby give Notice, that I will receive opposition from every one thereunto qualified, appoint th'm a day to have hit or her claim heard be rare the Court, and further act there it according to Style and Law. Ttuis First Proclamation made k o vn to the public by beat of drum f ont the Court House of this Colony, sod further dealt with aecortliag to Style and Custom in such cases. IC FRANCXZN, First Marsha/. Be. lace, the 16th Fohniary, 161. At the Court at 'Carlton House, the 11th of June lam 'Present, His Royal Highness the PRINOL REGVNT ire Cou;..eil. • His Royal Highness in Counsel was this slay pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to declare Dudley Earl of Harrowby, Lord President of his l'elajesty's most Honourable Privy Council, &id his Lordship took h:s place at the Booed ac cordingly. His Rcrial Highness having been pleased, In the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Right Honourable Henry EMI Bathurst, mid the Ri t !ht lioteterable Henry Viscount Sidmouth, to be two of his Mujeoy's Principal Secretaries of State, their Lurdsliips were this .lay, by Lis Royal Highness's command, sworn two of his Majesty's Principal Seczezaries of State accordingly. WHITEHALL, JUNE P. His Royal Highness the Prince Rey ent has been pleased, in the i game and tat the behalf of his Mejevy, tti ootettituee and ap. point the Right Hon o urable Robert Banks Earl of Liverpool, the Riga Honourable Nicholas Vansitrart, Snov:don Barite, Esq. and the Honourable Berkeley Paget to be Commithioners fur executing the Office of Treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent tee been pleeseti, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant to the Right Honourable N.chceas Vie:mimic the Offices of Chancellor and Under 1 reasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer. CROV;N•OFFICE, JUNE 13. lIENIBER RETURNED 70 SERVE IN 11113 PRESENT PARLIAMENT. University of Cambridge.—John Henry Smyth, F. 'q. M. A. of trine) , College, in the said University, in the roma Of Sir Vicary Gibbs, Km one of the Justices of his Majesty's Court of Cunimon Pleas, at Westminster. ADNIIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 13. Rear-Admiral S:r WlLLiasta has trans mitted to Wilson Coker, Esq. a letter from Lieutenant England, comm..nding his Majesty's gun vessel Flamer, giving an account of his baying, on the Ist inst. captured, off the Horne Reef, la Pau line, a French privateer, of three guns and thirteen men, out three dad s ft . ( m Amsterdam without mak ing any capture. MILITARY PROMOTION& wale-orrice, JUNI 13. 3d Regiment of rragoon Guards—Captain the Hooeurable Pei egritte P (Ant, from the 60th Foot, to be Captain of a troop, vice Mill, s , who itesianips. 4.h Reg ment of Di ageons—Surgeon John F. Wyl•le, from the 4th Dragoon Guards, to be Surgeon, ewe Mack, who retires upon heL-pay. loth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Augustus FirzharainFe hes keley, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Loid Arthur Hut promoted. 16.4 Ditto—Captain William Tomkinson, from he 6ctb Foot, to be Captain of a troop, vice Lord llintor, weo exellerges. 17th Ditto—Hospital-Male John Lori ner, to be Assivant- Suigeon, vice (Adele, appinted to the > tett Ist Regiment of Foot-Guars—Brevet Major Edward Sta bles to be Captain of a Compaey, by purchase, vice Burnaby, who retires; Ensign Charles Robert Mealier& Molloy to be Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Stables. . Coldstream Regiment of Foot-Guards—Ensign C. A. Den tin& to be .Adjutant, vice Burroughs, who restgus the Adjetancy only. Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant V.T.liam Brooks, from half pay of the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Liluteuant, vice Ritchie, who exchanges. 3d Ditto—Captain P. E. Fleming, from the Seth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Denny, who exchanges. sth Date—Ensign William Lockyer Fr !est an,. from the R slat Monmouth and Brecon Milltia, to be Ensign, wi•hout purchase. 7th Ditto, Ensign Kinder Crewe, fr mt tat seropshire to be leetrenant, witi•out purchase. 12th Ditto—Ensign Robert Paget, from the Leicestershire Militia, to he Eneign, without purchase. 14th Dino, Lieutenant Charles Grove, from the Royal Bucks Militia, to be Ensign, withnut purchase. 24th Ditto,—Captain James Briekell, from half.pay of the la's Royal Regiment of Mal .a, to ex Captain of a Company, vice Robison, who excleingcs; Lieutenant Thomas F. Smith, from the Royal Vs estmimter Middlesex Militia, to be Enrage, with out purchase. 26th Ditto—Ensign Walter Graham to be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Collie-, who resigns. • To he Ensigns, without purchase,— Ensign Torrance, from the Portuguese service, vice Graham. Eusign Fleming Smith, from the Lanark Militia. 30th Ditto—Brevet-Major Thomas Leach, to be Major, vice Gray, dead of his wounds.—Lieutenant I'. G. Richardson to be Captain of a Connfaity, vice Leach.—Ensign George Thoulass Ness to be Lieutenant, vice Richardson.--Volaineer Francis Tincombe to be Ensign, vice lk.es4. 3ed Ditto—Lieutenant George Turton, from the 3.1 West York Militia. to be Ensign, without purchase. intii Regiment of Foot-1 obe Emir's, without purchase,— Ensigia Andrew Armstrong, from the Oxford Militia.—Ens sign Robert Crisp, from the Northumberland Militia.—Lieu , tenant John Beam), from the Royal Radnor Militia. leith Ditto—Lieutenant John Malouey, from the Bedford Mi litia, to be Ensige ' without purchase. 4311 Ditto—imsign William Murphy to be Lieutenant, vice Bramwell, dead of his wounds.—Massey Hutchinson Watt-en, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Murphy. 48th Ditto, Lieutenant Lawrence Crawley to be Captain of a Company, vice French, dead of his wounds.—Ensign Edward Johnston to be Lieutenant, vice Crawley.—Fowler Price, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Johnston. 51st Ditto—To be Ensigns, without purchase,—Lieutenant Henry Martin, from the 2d Royal Surrey Militia.—Lieute nant Charles Thomas Thurston,from ditto. 54th Ditto—Fasign Francis Burgess, from the Leicestershire Militia, to be Ensign. 16th Regiment of Foot. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Ensign Henry Edwards Hill, f. ,m the North Gloucester Milit.a; Lieutenant Barnard Beale, lions the North Yurk Militia. 57th Ditto—Captain Robert Denny, from the 3d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fleming, who exchanges. 38th Ditto—Serjeant•Major Wilson, from the 74th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Seddon, who resigns. 6.nn Ditto—ClL:in Samuel Dudley, front the 3d Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cust, who ex changes • Capella R. C. St. J. Lord Clinton , from the I etli Light Drago:ins, to beCaptain of a Company, vieeTomkinsen, Vito exchanges. 62ellse to—Lieutenant David I}4ViCS, from the West Middlesex Militia, to be hnsign, without purchase. 63d Ditto—Ensign Edward Back, from tne Royal Montgomery ' Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 68th Ditto—Lieutenant H.B.lrwin to be Captain of a Company, vice Soden, deceased; Ensign James Carson to be Lietatcuant, vice Irwin; Kingsmill Penaefatber, Gent. to be Eusign, vice Carson. 70th Ditto—Lieutenant George Clark, from the West Middle sex Militia, so be Ensign, without purchase 71st Ditto—John Methuld, Gent, to be Ensign, without pur- Chase, vice Henderson, promoted. 73d Ditto—rieutenant H. Farrell, front the Warwick Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase, 83d Regiment of Foot. To be Captains of Companie..—Lieutenant Edmund Capper, vice Fry . , killed in action ; Lieutenant Edwin C. Ernett, s ice Puwyss, dead of his wounds. Ensign William Strangeways to be Lieutenant, vice Gapper. Ensign and Adjutant -- Swinburne to have the rank of Litutenent. • f Ensign R. Woodhouse to be Lieutenant, vice Emett. To be Ensigns .. —Vere Webb, Oen'. vice buingeways ; John ' Suenuellield, Gem. vice Woodhouse. BANKRUPTS. Nicholas Wilcox Candy, of New Norfolk-street, parish of et. George i Hanuver-squate, Middl e se x , Miler and chapman, to surrendtir June 16, at one, June 23, and July 25, at twelve, at Attornies, Messrs. Seyniour and Montriou, Mama. rut-creet, Cavendish-square. James Knott, 'William Smith, and J ohn Clarke, late of Duke-- street Southwark, Surrey, copartner ;, Ins -mautrfacturers, dealer; and chapmen June 20, z 7, and July 2.1, a t tw e l ve , at Guildhall. Attornies;Mesets. Ilfrasdale, Almuatlss and Hol:ne, Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street. Joseph Simon, of No. 41, linioa- st r ee t, P ortsea , H ants , slop seiler, dealt; and chapinan, June 16,27, and July 25, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.• Attorney, Mr. E. Isaacs, Bury-stress, St. Mary-Axe. John Gordon, of Hunter-street, North Brunswick square, MI& dlesex, merchant, :meter, dealer and chairman, Jute 25, 27, and July 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mt. Namara, Warnford-court,:ilirogmortun-sire-t. William Icgekbarp, of I'or:rum-Mews, Portman-square. Mlde dlusex, hackie:v:l*n, horse-deakr, dealer and chap:Dan, Jaw F 16, IN, and July 25, at ten at Gniklhall. Attorwee, Messrs. Richardson, Fisher, ar.d aka, Bury -street, St. James's. Thomas Parker, of the Kent-Ruael, Sontlstvark, stationer, dealer and chapman, June 20, at twelve, July 4, said 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attotnies, Messrs. Glenn and Hulbert, No. 27, Queen-street, Cheapside. John Jenks, of Gray's-Ina-lane, Helborn, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and chapman, Jute 20, 50, aim July 25, at ten, at G add hall. Attorney, Mr. Monney, Wool-street, Cheapstde. John Wright, now or late of Huddersfield, Yurksbine, antler • and biazier, dealer and chapman, June go, at twelve, July 4, and 25, at ten, at Guildhall, Lonoon. Accolades, Messrs. Lx ley, Stucker, and Daweun, No. 4, fundears Inn, or Mr. John peace, Huddersfield. James Prinset, of Newington-Butts, Barney, bill-broker,, dealer and chapman, June 20, July 4, aid 25, at one, at Guildha:L Anon , Mr. .I*. J. Mowbray, Bank.ide, Southwark. Thome.; Furnivall, of King . .-I.you, Norfolk, glass and earthen. wale-man, dealer and charam, July t, at three, July 11, at tett, at the Swan Lm Hanky, Stafluidanire, and July 94, at tea, at the Trentham Aortas, Trentham. Attormes, Mews Willis, Fairthorne, and Clarke, Waralord-sour , I bro,m.aten-sttest, London •or Mr . Grif fi n, Hanley, auffordsbiris. Thomas E aton, of Penketh, Lancashire, per er-dealer, dealer and chapman, June 29, at Bates's Hotel, Proton, June SO, and July 25, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. A.turnies, Mr. Davies, Liverpool; or Mr. Nle.:dowcrott, Gray's-inn. William Whitehead, of South Anita'', Yorkshire., curie-factor, dealer and chapman, June 23, 25, and July 25, at twelve, at the Tontine, hheLlield. Anomie*, Mr. Bigg, Juutlaantinuti- IJuiltlings, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Rodger., Sheffield. William Iteyndil, late of Banbury, Oxfordshire, corner, June 26, 27, and July 25, at eleven, at the White Lieu inn, Tian. bury. Attornies, Messrs. Aplin; or Mr. Henry bury,sfanbury. losepti Graves, of Kingstem-upon-Hull, victualler, June 24, to, and July 25, at eleven, at J.un's Colfce-house, Kinpttas-upon- HulL Atturnies, Mr. Rutson, WeUcjose-squart, London ; ire Mr. Samuel Dayaes, Kingstun-upoo•Hall James Emery, late of Petwurth, Sussex, vintner, victualler,, dealer and chapman, June 19, 20, and July 25, at eleven, at. the Crown Inn, Attorney, Mr. William Holmes, Arundel Charles Cole, of Kidderminster, Worcestersbir e, cabinet-maker, July 3,4, at eleven, at the Stourport Inn, Stourport, and July i 25, at eleven, at the George Inn, lle-wdl.y. Atturnira, Mt. Bin, No. is 9, Southampton-Lei:dings, Chancery-lane, Lon don ; or Mr. George H Wen, Kidderminster. John C::arke, new or late of I.ougbborough, Leicestershire, gre. eer, June 25, at four, June 24, at ten, and July 25, at eleven, at the Bull's Head len, Loughborough. Mummer, Mr. James Edge, King's Bench - Walks, lemp:e, London; or V.. Juba Cradock, Loughborough. George Holies, of tianbrechra. Munntuutltshfre, farmer, drakt and chapman, lune 17, 29, and Jul); 25. at twelve, at the Rum mer Tavern, Et Ind. Anomie+, Mr. Gcerge Ednituttle,*.e. ot PLa', Lie.colit's-Ina, London; or Mr. Was. Thunia% Bristol. Richard Ingle by, of Spengfield, Fllntstire, lead-merchant, drake and ehapnian, July 6,7, aud 45, at eleven, at the keat lone* fur, Chester. Atm-nits, Messrs. Philput aud benne, 1 temple, London; or Mr Roberts, Mold. Thomas Edwafda, of Kisbworth, parish of Min, Yorkshire, calico-bleacher, dealer and chapman, June 24, 25, and July=s, at eleven, at the V. kite I.ion Inn, Halifax Anoraks, Meows. Cardales and Young, gay's-inn, London; or Mr. Edwards, Halifax. Thomas Hadwen, late of Button, in Kit.dal, Westmorland, itttr. keeper, dealer and chapman, June 26, at five, June 17, at ten, and July 25, .st ten, at the Royal Oak inn, Lancaster. Amax nies, Menus. Walselock and Makinsoes, 14, Sarjeant's Fleet -street, Londun ; or Mr. E. Atkinson, Lexamater. Aaron Aaron, of .park's-wart, Duke's Place, London, grectsele. maker, dealer and chiepinan Jupe 16, 22, and July 85, at tea r . at Guiltilait Attorney, Mt. natnuel Harris, Cestleuellels: • Hon:nisch:eh. George. Gardiner, of St. John-street, Middlesex, isannsonter, d ti b id e a r i v b c . :, i n u at d .p G chaP iace, untihaU n s as ::. jaridAunettgo:urtis.rtesit,olTesan.lainilSliaestlialldanjdurreely tri o err ~ _ • r V1..1 OFFICE (M,OIWI4I4II:CR, June 3, 1812. 'FHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of XIS MA- J.SS77"IORDNANC, do her* give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 2.4 th day of June next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of COALS for service of this Department, for a period of One Year. The Coals must be of. the description denominated Adair's Main, or Eighton Moor, or Coals of equal quality and goodness, and will be reqvired to be delivered free of every expence, except the King's duty, either on shore or into vessels or craft, at any place in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any Port or plate in the River Medway, at the option of the Principal Officers; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secretary's Office In Pall-Mall aforesaid, any tidy between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock,where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Coals;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 24th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.