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.6 4 1 • Se . :4 - • '• • . tAii , aiNt< • i• • • r t -4. . • Airl N t , 1411 COP .1..1%144 %+- )&ce , r 1 11(1 .:a NUMBER 8206. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, Isl 3. PRICE SiXPBNCR-HA I.F liPtiNY. CONTRACT FOR SHINGLE BALLAST AND BALLAS- TING AND UNBALLASTING SHIPS. N4V7.OFFICE, June 12, 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS 5.70 NERS of lii, II f eIJASTro NAVY, to heresy give Notice ADMIRAL77-OFFICE, Joie 4, I dl3. NOTICE Is herds, gives, That a Swims of Oyer and Termites sad Goal Delivery, for the Trial of gramme eeremitted ex Me Nth Seat, withir Rae jarirdietior Ohl Admiralty of England, mill he hold at Jartiee Hall, ix Me Old Bailey, London, ex Monday, the sth of Jaly meta, at eight etloel ix the seaming. JOHN BARROW. FRENCH PAPERS. FROM LAS I' NIGHT'S GAZETTE. PARIS, JUNE 15. Her Majesty the Empress Queen and Regent has received the following intelligence of the situation of the Armies on the 11th June : MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR Jusis 22. I 31 Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet Edward log is to be Lieutenant, by pathos", vice 'lttnn, Trommed ; i Gent. to he Coraet. without purchase, vice Harriman, pro- I mired. Dated June 17, 1813. 4th D tto —Captain Will am Keary, from the sth Dragoon' Guard,, to be Captain of a troop, vice BraLhaw, who en.. i chzng. sth Ditto—Captain George Bradshaw, from the 4th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a troop, vice Keary, who exchanges, and Serjeant-Major Cochrane to be Regimental Quarter- Master, vice Hasler, placed upon half-pay. 7th Regiment of Drinon Guards—Thumps Armstrong, Gent. to be Cornet. without purchase. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant James John Prase/ to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Shore, wl.e re tires; and Cornet Robert Doughty to be Lieutenant, by pure. chase, vice Farquharson, who retiree. 9th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet B. C. Crowi.e, from the Royd Military College, to be Cornet, without perchaie, vice Allen, ' promoted. 12th Ditto--Ogle Wallace, Cent. to be Corner, without purcliase, vice Frost, prommed. 13th Ditto—Lieutenant James Lennox to be Captain of a Troop, without purchase, vice Boyse, promoted. 18th Ditto—Lieutenont Edward Stun, ;rom the 511 West-Thad Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Lynch, who exchanges. Staff Corps of Cavalry—Lieutenant W. B. Iloolt, frotft the 40th ! Foos, to be Lieaciant; John Tipping, to Its Cet arn. _ _ That on Wednesday, the 30th instant, at one o'clock, they p•dl be ready to trust with such Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplying SCREENED SHINGLE BALLAST to Deptford, Woolwich, Chatham, and Sheerness, and for BAL LAS] ENG and UNBALLAsTING his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Chatham and Sheerness. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Joon. Site, ISIS. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, Oakes to the EAST INDIES, do her* give Rothe, " The Emperor arrived at four o'clock in the morning of the lOth, at Dresden. The Horse Guards arrived there at noon. The Font Guards were expec ted the following day, the 11th. The Emperor arri ved there at the moment when he was least expected, he thus rendered useless the preparations made for his reception. " At noon, the King of Saxony went to see the Emperor, who lodges in the suburbs, in the fine house of Marcolini, where there are a grand suite of apart ments on the ground-floor, and a - handsome park; the King's palace, which the Emperor formerly inha bited, having no garden. At seven in the evening, the Emperor received Mr. de Kass, Minister of the Interior and of Justice, from the King of Denmark. " A D finish brigade of the auxiliary division, placed under the Prince of Eckmuhl's orders, on the 2d of June, took possession of Lubeck. " The Prince of Mnskwa, on the 10th, was at Bredau; the Duke of Treviso, at Glogau ; the Duke of Belluno, at Grossen ; the Duke of Reggio, upon the frontiers of Saxony and Prussia, on the Berlin side. The Armistice had every where been published. The troops were making preparations to place their barracks, and encamp in their respective positions, from Glogau and Leignitz to the frontiers of Bohe mia and Gorlitz." form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. .Yo Tender will le received after one o'clock, on the day of !retry, or any noticed, seam the party, or an agent for him, attends. Every Tender mastic accompanied by a. Lett:r, addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the sum cf £5OO forthe due perforename if the Contract. That the Resolutions of the Honourable House of Commons respecting the EAST INDIA COMPANY, are now printed and ready to be delivered to the Proprietors at this House, and, That further Papers (including, as ` is bored, the Bill brought into the House in consequence of the above-mentioned Resolu tions), will be printed and ready to be delivered to t!.e Proprie tors at this House, on Friday next, the 25th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon. ✓AMES COBB, Assiaant Sseretarip. TRANSPORT OFFICE, June 17, 1813. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING' HIS MAJESTY', TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and Custody fl PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give notice, That they will be ready at thin Office, on Thurday the Ist of July, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Per sons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners of 'War, in stckiwss, at Poreliester Castle, Forton, and Hospital nip at Portsmouth, for six Months certain, front the Ist of Oc tober, 1813. BATH AND BRISTOL CANAL, AND BRISTOL WAXER ..Vo trifler will be receiva after one o'clock on the day of treaty,nor any rroti.ed ant ir the party, or an agent for him, per:one:lly attend. Each tender mast be ae.cmpanied Gm a lett. , fi•cm two re:fern:6le per • rltgagillt to become bound with the person tendering, in the sun of 1500, fir the due performance of the c.atraet. _ Farther p.rtkulari may be Itown by applying at this Cfiice; or Lock, Partittier Cattle; or Capain Woodrif, Dorton. TRANSPORT OFFICE, JMAC 18, 1813. THE COMMISSIOVERS for CONDIT .TING HIS MAJEST27: TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taling Cie of SICK and WOUND ED SE A MEN, and for the Care aid Ctit.,:% of PRISONERS of WAR, do hcrcky give Notice, That they wilt be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the C9th of June, 1 811, to receive sealed Te:!tiers, and treat with such Persons as may he willing to contract for supplying a Quantity of OAK, ELM, FR EINIBER, and DEALS, to be delivered at Norman Cross, rear Stil , on, Hunts. Au Timeler be. received aft:, o'claci on the day of treaty, nor «+y 'alkyd sinless the party,er an agen: far him, personally attend. Each Tender must b.. aeaompan.ed by 3 L.,:ter firm two ►esf.:tasis P 4 I MU, engaging to keeme lomid with the Pericutaderilg, is: the JllO3 ll ' J 00,for the due te rfortn.mce cf the Gvatra:t Farther partied.ms may La in,wn, by applying at this Ogee, sr to Captain Han yell, Norman Cross. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, June 14, 1813. THE PRINCIP.4I OFFICERS I-113 MA JFSTrs ORDNANCE, do her, 7 1 give Kefiee, lhat Propcsids will be received a: their Ofice, in Pall Mall, on o: before Alonday, the sth eay of July, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Suiply of NAILS and SPIKES far Service of this Depai talent, for a period of three years, deter nimble at the expiration of one year, upon a notice of three months, at the option of either patty. Patterns of the Articles may be view • ! upon applic. , tion at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and further Parti culars, together with the Perms and Cond tions of the Contract, msy he known, at the Secretary's Office, In Pall-Mall aforesaid, trf day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Piada-als must he delivered sealed up, and endors.4 " Propasals for Nail; and Spikes ;" but no i'rop-isal can be admi,ted aft r the sad sth day of July, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any 'feeder be noticed unless the party making it or an agent in Lis behalf s: all attend. hy Order (.1 the Board, R. H. CR F.W, Srotetary. O.FFICR OF ORDIVANGE, Jan: 2, Inis. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA- JESTre ORDNANCE, Jo hereby give Notice, Y That Proposals will be received at their Office in P3II-Mall, Dr ea or before Wednesday, the 24th day of tick month, fro.n such y. let - sons as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the Cnowing Wosits, requ red for the erection and completion of !Ir I . certa:n Magazines ard Buildings, to be erected and built at Marr!twood, nt.tr Southampton, viz. K BRICKLAYERS' WORK, SMITHS' WORK, 1- CARPEN I ERS' WORK, PLUMBERS' WORK, :s MA.' . ..ONS' WORK, PAIN fERS' WORK, and SLATERS' WORE, GLAZIERS' WORK. The Plan, ilevarion, Specification. and Working Drawings of ii,tendedPuildings, may be viewed upon application to Mr, 'I ill, Principal Clerk of the Works at the 1 ower, or to Major- General Fisher, the Commanding Royal Engineer at Portsmouth. Payment will be made within three month. next after the Quarter in wh'cli the Certificate of the Performance of the Works shall be lodged in the Hon. Surveyor•Geuerars Office, or in &- Leh thereof, an interest after the rate of .C 5 per Cent. per An tuni will be al:owed. The Proposals must be delivered at the Secretary's Office, in atorevaid, :cab:a up, and endorsed, " Pruponals for the Magazines at M. rchwood ; but no Proposal can be admitted after the naid Y tilt day of June, at 12 o'Cleck at noon of the name day, Leither will any Tender be noticed union, the Party making h, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. . _ All Persons making Tenders must be prepared to gime Se curity for the due Performance of the Work for which they auk• offer to Contract, By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. NEW PROCEiS, For keeping PROMIONS perfectly FRESH with an their origica! flavour and nutritious qualities, tor a consirkrable 1. itii,th ..f time and in any Climate. THE obvious advantages of these Pnovisinxs are, first, 'I hat `h'y entirely supersede the necessity of taking • Live ST OCR to Sea VICIUSIVe of its own incumbrance, r be attended with that of its provender and fresh water. otuch room, trouble, and exptlice will be saved, besides the loss sustained by bad weather, diseases, and wasting. b'cot.diy, That being ready dressed, they may be eaten cold, Cr if preferred, heated in a few minutes, by wh ch fuel will be • cid the dtflit:Llty of cooking at sea in had weather, ren dnicl o I the importance. 'they are well calculated for all ex i'Ait inns of boat's crews, landing parties, Sec. Stc. and Th'rdly, '1 he sa'etary effzet which even an occasional supply ircih Provisions must have on the Navy and Army, partieu- Ltrly in contributing most essentially to the restoration of the ht alth and services of the sick and wounded, and eventually tlviti t , to the State the valuable lives of many of our Sailors and Soldiers. Meats of all kinds in eases of 4 lbs. to 20 lbs. each. Milk, and soiips, in quart and pint bottles. Urgers executed on the shortest notice for present money. Apply to the Patentees, Messrs. Donkin, Hal! and Gamble, st il.e factory, F ort Pl ace, B ermon d sey , S out hwark • or to Mr. laaclon, at ;beg/IW, Ns. '9O, Lassiband•streetri;odon• sa L•yr er i , ad • s I WORKS. NOTICE IS I-T,EREBY GIVEN, That a GENERAL. QUARTERLY MEETING of the COM MIT CBE of MANAGEM N rof the BATH and BIUSTOL CANAL,an.I BRIS FOL. WATCR-WORKS, will he held at the White Hart Inn, in Bath, on Wednesday, the SOth day of this instant June, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. WARD and MERRIMAN, Principal Clerks to the snit Company of Proprietors Marlborough, Julie 17,1513. This day were published, Elegantly printed on royal quarto, illutarated with 18 Plates, price .C?.. 11:s. Gd. in boards, OBSERVATIONS on the DESIGN for the HEATRE ROYAL., DRUI:Y.LANE, as executed in the Ytar 1812; accompani.d by Plans. Elevations, aid Sections of the same.—By BENJAMIN WYATI, F.S.A Architect. Printed for J. Taylor, at the Archaectural Library, 59, High Holborn. Just published In Quarto, price 42. Yd Edition, greatly en larged by very considerable Additions, AVOY AGE ROUND THE WORLD, in which the Author visited Madeira. Brazils. Cape of Good Hope, Botany Bay, Society, Sandwich Friendly Islands, &c. Exhibiting a full and a comprehensive view of the State of society, ciotoma, manners, means and mocks tat t ie, &c. of the virious inhabitants of those distant countries, and the change. that have takto place in their circtunqmwes since the voyage, of Captain Cookie to the present period—forming a Supplein, mat Volume to the Voyages of that iiluttrious Nay gator. To which is added, ft °in a nev;:r before made public, an Account of the Voyage of la Geo • graphe and Naturalis• e, the two French ships 'tin out on asco very by Bonaparte.—By JOHN l'UltNEli " We look : , aott this Work as one of thu most iriterestlii Books of Tuve t which has apt) , arvii tor mail , years:" . rd.-w. Printed fur A. Maxwell, Bell•yard; Temple i 3. r; C. V...ipple, Pall Mall, and sad by a1ii30.,1% tier*. SOLICIIa AFTENTII) N. APROFESSLONAL LbIAN, under great ansit.iy and distress, through some recent and sevcre afflictions, tr-toi tho fluctuazion and loss of connections, &c ; who.e incesi.ant labalir has be.n devozed to inapr-ss upon the nti••ds of his Pupils the E 1 .nients 01 uielttl Scietico, and the 'octrines and precept; or Christiantty, being under same pecu -iary eantarrasstiients, solier s the aid of Ile bunt vet !lit to ex tricate h,rn by a few subscription;, only padeul re- source he hos to expct relief.—:ittb:mptions would 'to thank h received and it:knowledge:l by Mr. Rees, 6; ; Messrs. Westley and Co. 159, &mill; and by Mr. J. Richard son, 91. Royal litchange. The following subscriptions have he -n thankfully received : Rev. Dr. V/.. Bell,per Rev. Dr. Rob its - 1 0 Messrs. Westley and Rev. Mr. Edwil. Key. t, Co. £lO 0 per Mr. Richardsoa, 1 0 Rev. Dr. Horne 1 0 Ruv. Mr. Pea! saa - 1 0 Rev. Mr. Wright - 1 0 P. m. Macphael 1 0 . NE who has lived, thus far, for others, would fain O do, at length though late, a little for b.mself. A created being, more tres; 3-sett upon than the Advertiser, never, perhaps, had existence. B efforts, a property consisting of tses "'Whom and a half, distributed among itio;e than fittern lii.ndred owners, has been bettered full 50 per rerr. while the hon-st factor tor this great cnac.rn (shining is borrowed robe, appropr i ating to himseLt a series of documents addressed to Parliament, to Go vernment, and to public Boards, the whole - composed by the Ad vertiser), never darkened the doors of the lacer, from the mo ment his purpose was answered—silent scorn being the only emo tion witch pride would permit in the autimr of the Improvement. By the Advertiser's means, high distinctions have been attained by individuals, who, after reiterated failure ou their own parts, had relincytislied all hope—the benefited never troubling the be nefactor with a sin :le questiol as to the state of his treasury. A healer of ill-blucds and composer of quarrels, the Adverti-er's rule has ever heels (lunieg the egotism), to do, in all cases, the most good and least barns (the circle of the obliged comprehend ing no less a peraonage than the present Ruler of this Empire) ; yet, is the history of the returns he has met with a practizal com pendium of all that was ever said or sung of " short memory suc ceeding service." After wasting a rather lengthened career in the u-ca and abuses of other people, the Advertiser finds himself at not a very early epoch, in a plight of fortune which is, indeed, very susceptible of melioration. It is such melioration he now mots at. ghat has hitherto been given grati:, would in future be devoted to thrift; and the change is not impossible that a course of anterior kiligh•-errantry might terminate in sordidness for he can neither work cheap nor iru , t much. The man who has seen more of the world and its ways than the Advertiser ourstrr Nor to be a novice; and strange it waled be, if, it extra professional exigencies, which alone are those con temi'lated in this publication, his experience should be found wholly useless. ttare must be the grievance, singular ;he pus- suit, to which the Advertiser's attention could be dedicated with out effect;—and most arduous, if they equal in didiculty many which he has mastered. How often are objects of the first *nag- nitude lost from ignorance what to How decisive or success Is a well chosen auxiliary ? he perfection of advice frequently is -6y where tJ be advi, ea' No particular line of proffered utility is here chalked out. With the seeker after right ends, or the sufferer under wrongs, the pre sumption is left,wlsethtr the description of co-operator infereble from this advertisement may be worth col ivating. It remains only to be added, that the Advertiser will meddle with nothing immoral or illegal; and that, however legal or moral, he must be allowed to deeli le what is disagreeable. o frank applications the frankest answers will be given ; whilst it is Mined to the nerds curious, that their research may chance co turn out not the safest experiment —Direct by latter only, and '1 19 “ Paid) co A •D. C. No. 37 DRESDEN, JUNE 13. The Emneror is still in our town. His Majesty lodges in the suburbs, in Count Marcolini's house. His Majesty has a grand parade every day at ten o'clock, at which are found all the officers belonging to the garrison. The parade takes place in the mea dow of Oster-wiese. HAMBURGH, JUNE 6. A report has become too public in this town, and in Altana, to admit of our withholding it from our Readers : We are assured that General Tettenborn has just closed his financial mission to Hamburgh, by selling the Hanseatic Legion to England. They even gn tarthet ansi l mention the price : that of a cavalier, mounted, armed and equipped, is fixed at 42 guineas; aid that of an inf►ntry soldier, also equipped, l 2 gu fleas. Two facts give considerable probability to this re pose. Deserters say, that f)r some days the Cossacks have redoubled their vigilance round the legion, to prevent the desertion of volunteers disgusted with a was. the object of which appears daily more distant i:wn that wh ch has been presented them in perspec tive, and as being easy of execution. On the other side, all Hanover will recollect that the Duke of Oels, flying after the last Austrian war, v: as met between Hanovt; and Bremen by Eng. fish C mmissioners, charged with purchasing the men who had devoted themselves to his fortune. The b 4lgain WAS concluded, and bills of exchange received by the Duke before he had reached Elsffeth. But the affair having transpired, many of the volun teers took their resolution, and dispersed. In place of the 2000 men sold, scarcely 800 arrived at Heli goland. The Cabinet of St. James, which must have sol diers at any price, did not protest against this kind of decrease. The Duke kept his money, and his troops were transported to the colonies. The destination projected for the Volunteer Le gions has, however, its real advantages. In quitting Hamburg)), they had for perspective Siberia, or the banks of the White and Caspian seas ; it may appear prLferable to them to proceed to the coasts of Africa or St. Helena. VIENNA, JUNE 8. On the 31 instant the Emperor arrived at Kitchin. CHRISTIAN!, MAY L. 4. Prince Christian Frederick, appointed by his Ma jesty Governor of Norway, arrived here on the 22d. His Highness passed from Fladstrand to the Isles of Fyal in an open boat, accompanied by only two offi cers, who, like the Prince, during the journey, were dressed as sailors. On the 21st the Prince arrived at Frederickstadt, and on the 22d, at noon, we possessed him within our walls. Prince Frederick, our Vice-Governor, went out to meet him as far as Greverud, six leagues from hence. Near the town both mounted on horseback ; the troops were placed in lines in the streets, and on his entry into the town, the Prince Governor was re ceived by all the Authorities, and by the lively accla mations of the people. Every body ►mpatiently waits the measures which Government are going to adopt. There is no one who is not ready to make all necessary sacrifices, when tl►e object is to preserve our union with Denmark. On the 22d the following was published : " Norwegians !—Your King knows and appreciates your int movab:e fidelity for him and the dynasty of the Kings of Den mark and Norway, who for a number of ages have govereed your ancestors. It is the paternal desire of his hfajery to see the indissoluble bonds of paternal love and harmony which uniie the two Kingdoms still drawn closer. The heart of Frederick VI. is always with you ; but the care of all parts of his States, refuses hitn the gratification of seeing himself surrounded by his people of Norway; he, therefore, ha, sent me in quality of Governor of Norway, furnished with full powers to fulfil his orders as if he himself was present. His will shall be my law; the wish of gaining your confidence shall be my guide; your esteem and your love shall be my reward. Should we be threatened by trials still more severe, relying on DIVIN sPacovine NCI, we will brave them with intrepid courage, and with your assistance, gallant Norwegians, we will surmount them, for I know that I can de pend upon your fidelity towards the King; that you are deter mined to preserve the integrity of ancient Norway, and that the watch word for us all will be GOD, the King and the country. ( iZniti) " CIL IiTI AN TR LD:RIC:. 2d Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John Williams to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Henderson, prn.notedl Ensign Andrew Simps:4l to Le Lieutenant, vice Williams ; and Gentleman Cadet James Butler, tram the Royal Military Col• lege, to be Ensign, vice Simpson. Bth Ditto—Assistantlurgtoa John Douglas, from the 4%tb Foot, to be Assistant-StitTenn. 9th Ditto—Lieutenant John Shelton to be Captain of a Com- Erty, vice Robertson, deceased; Ensign Robert Morrant to be Lieutenant, vice Shelton ; Edward Kenny, Gent. to be L t . sign, vice NI orrant. 18th Ditto--EnNigii Wm. R. Little to be lieutenant, by puns chase, vice O'Co•mor, who retires. 23d Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Sutton to be I.ivutenatit-Colonel, it hoot purchase, v I.e Wyatt, appointed an Inspecting rid h-Officer of a Recruitlrg Di.rric ; brevet Major John Thomas Leahy to he Major, vice mitton; First Lieutenant Gordon W. F. Booker to be Captain 01 a Con i pa h n vice Leab) ; Second Lieutenant Albert Gledstanes to be First Lieutenant, vice Booker. 29th Ohio—Ensign George Fora to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Hay, promoted in the 1 lth Foot.—AU dated as above. *.• 31. t Ditto—To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant E. M. Fitz Gerald, from the 94th Foot, vice Blayney, who exchanges, dyed Juno 16; I...nstn Genrge L'Estrange, by purchase, vice Gc:hin, pro. motet!, dated June 17,1813. 431 Ditto—Ur.-vet Lieutenant Colna , l C. C. Patrickson to be Lieutenant-Colonel. without purclaut-; Brevet Majqr J. Day to be Major, vice Patricksoo. Da:cel lune 17, 1911. 45th Ditto—Ensign A. Leckey to be Lieutenant. without pun. chase, vice Hari is, protnuted; Wm. Carstairs, Gent. to be Ea sign, vice Lteltcy. Same date. 46dt Ditto—Hospital Assistant to the Forces Samuel Hood to be Assistant-Surgeon. vice Douglas, appointed to the Bt4 Foot. 4hth Ditto—Ensign Wm. Kerns/LE-thy, Crum the a Royal Lan cis:dm Militia, vs be Ensign, without purchase. 56•11 Ditte—Ensign B. Alexander to be Lieutenant, by purchase, •it.-„: Alder, who retires. 18:1i Ditto—Hospital-Mate Robert Starke to be Assistant-Sur. germ, vice Bampfiebl, promoted on the Staff. 59. h Ditto—Captain F. W. Hlysted to be Major, without pur chase, vice "Macpherson, appointed an Inspecting Fiell-oTeer of a Recruiting District ; Lieutenant A. Pilkington to be Cap. tabs of a Company, vice Hoysted.—Ml dated as above. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign E. Long, vice Cockburie, promoted, dated June 16; Ensigu Lam Pine, vice Pilkington, dated June 17, 1813. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Peter Mayne, Cent. vice. Long, dated June 16; James Ralph, Gent, vice layne, dated June 17, 1313. 66th Ditto—Edward Beauchamp S. John, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kingsmill, promoted. Same date. 67th Ditto--Henry Richardson, Gent. to Le Ensign, by pun+ chasii, vice Sutherland, promoted. Same date. 69th Ditto—John Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Read, promoted in the Cont. Same date. 72d Ditto—William FitzGeralJ, Gent. to be Ensign, by par. chase, vice Carey, oho retires. F.ame date. 79th Ditto—Lieutenant William Cameran to be Captain of a Company, vice Ewen Came - on, deceased; Ensign W. A. Riad' to be Lieutenant, vice Cameron ; and Charles James hliLean, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Riach. Same date. 631 Ditto—Ensign Herbert Wyatt to be Lieutenant, without pura chase, vice Richardson, appointed to the I 3:h Royal Veteran Battalion; sad Thomas Peter thieves, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wyatt. Same Date. 90th Ditto—Captain A. Thistlethwayte, from the 97h Foot, to be Major, by purchase, vice Stewart, promoted in the 7th West India Regiment. Same date. 93d Ditto—Bruce Lamb, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Armet, whoie appointment has nct taken place. Same date. 95th Ditto—Second Lieutenant John Gossett to be First Lints. tenant, by purchase, vice Cuyler, promoted :a the 69th Foot. Same date. 9Ctit Ditto—lieutenant Ralph Blayney, from the 3tst Poo', to be Lieutenant, vice Fitz,-,:raid, veto exchanges. Same date. 104th Ditto—Lieutenant George Joiooling to be Captain of a Coar luny, without purchase, vice Hunter, promoted. Same date. sth West India Regiment—Lieutenant Henry Edward Lynch, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Scott, who exchanges. Saute date. 3d Garrison Battalion—lieutenant Donald Robertson, frets% from half-pay of the 54th foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kirby, who L xrhanges. Same date. 10th Royal Vete:an Z.:a-taboo—Lieutenant Robert Hobson, front the Royal York Rangers, to be Lieutenant, Tice Abbott, de. ceased. Sante dare. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff Surgeon George Denecke, M.D. to be Physician to thei Forces, v!ce Tice, intountel. D.►ted June t 7, tt 4Vsistant-surgeon H. V. Haskins, from the 87th Foe!, to he As. si-tent-Surgeon to the Forces, vice Adam•, promoted in the ith Ceylon Regime n t. Dated June 17, 181:1. George lnglls, Cent. to be Hospital-Assittant to the Forces. Ds. ted June 7, ISO. MEMORANDUM. Cornet Meier, of the 6th Dragoons, and Captain Malone and Lieuten tnt Brennan, ui . the 96:11 Foot, are superseded, being ab sent without leave. The dare of xsign Macdonald's commission in the £3d Four, is the Ist lime. ISt 2, Phi not the Is: June, 18 3,) and of Lieu tenant William; commission in the 56th Font, is the 15:11 May, !el?. (a , ;l not the 15• h May, 1813,) as stated lu rho Gazette 14 the 19th insiaat. The King's Giirman Legion. 11 Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Captain Augustus Baron Reirensteba to be Major, vice Mayilell, promoted in the el Dragoons; Lieutenant li irtwrig de Wit z:neurd to be Captain of a •I'Toop, vice Reizenstein ; Cornet William Mackenzie to be Lieu's. nant, vice Witzendorit, dated lune, 13,181 ; and Cornet Offs Kuhlman to be ditto, vice Ph.lits, who restna. Dated June IS. 4th 13attal!on of the Lire—Frederick Augustus Mohr, Gent. t• be, Ensign, vice Sieb dd, promoted. Dated June 15. ISIS. Dillon's Regiment—Ensign William Bate to be Lieuteraut, da. ted June 14 ; Ensign J. D. Walter to be d:tto, dated June IS; , and Ensign H. S. Maxwell to be ditto. dated June 16, MS. Ensign t;. B. Pajsi, from Half Pay . of the late Regiment of Malta, to Ire kusten t vice Bust ? dated !use 15; A;4.l.way EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 22, 1613. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tiaing to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give notice, That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on Saturday next, the 25th instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to take into further consideration the Papers laid by the Court of Directors before the General Court this day, respecting the CDNIP.ANY'S CHARTER. JAMES COBB, Assir twit Secretary. Ai