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COALS. BARRACK-OFFICE, JuEy 15, 18i2. NOTICE is hereby given, That Tenders will be ~ L -‘ received till Twelve o'Clock the 29th instant, for supply ng aids quantities of COALS as may be wanted for the service of' the above Office, from the present period to 24th June, 1814' not exceeding in the whole FORTY CHALDRONS, with the ' ingrain thereon, to be delivered at such time and in such propor tions as the same may be called for. The Form of Tender, and Particulars of Payment may be known any day between the hours of Ten and Four, by applies. tioa at the Barrack Office. EAST INDIA ROUSE, July 16, 1813. THE COURT of DIREC7DRS of the UNITED i• COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tradiog to tie EAST INDIES, do hereby titre That a General Court of the said Company will be held, by adjournment, at their House, in Leadehhall-street, on Wednesday next, the tti st instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, upon business of the utmost importance. JAMES COBB, Atiirtani Secretory. GRAND NATIONAL FETE. RY ORDER . OF THE PRINCE REGENT. IN HONOUR OF THE GLORIOUS SERVICES OF THE ARMY IN THE PENINSULA. IT is proposed to celebrate the Achievements of Field-Marshal the Marquis of WELLINGTON, and the Glorious Services of the Army under his Command, by a PUBLIC FESTIVAL. His Royal Highness the PRINcC RieENT has been most gra ciously plessed to desire his Royal Highness the Commander in Chief to preside on the occasion. The Festival will be held on TUESDAY, the 20th instant, at VAUXHALL. Dinner on the Table at Five o'Clock precisely. Dinner Tickets Two Guintms and a Half each. The Gardens will he MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUMINATED; Rnoms prepared foe' Dancing, and the doors will be opened at Ten o'Clock, to ►uch I.adie3 and Gentlemen as may have Tickets issued by order of the Stewards. Signed, by order of the Meeting held at the Thatched House, July 13, 1813. ROBERT S EYMOUR, Chairman. His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORE to Preside. NOBLEIdLN and OrroILEMEN who have already accepted the OFFICE of STEWARDS: The Right Honourable the Lord Mayor. His Gracu the Duke of Grafton. His Grace the Duke of Montrose, K.G. His Gr..oe the Duke of Beaufort, K.G. Marquises—lA'incliester, Buckingham, Hertford, K.G. Cam den, K. G. Wellesley, K. G. Headfurd, K. P. Huntly. arla Sandwich, Cholmondeley, Egremont, Dartmouth, Aylesford,U abridge, Rosslyn,Chichester, Harewood, Fife,Cour toun, Longford, Mayo, Limerick, Yarmouth. • Viscounts—Lake, Ashbrooke, Cranbourne, Palmerston, Lowe titer, Newark. Lords—Sondes, Gwydir, Eardley, Alvanley, Charles Somerset, Robert Seymour, Bortlieph. Right Honourables—J. C. Villiers, George Rose, Charles Ar buthnot, M.P. R. b. Sh.f.idan, W. W. Pole, M.P. c. M. Sutton, IA P. John F. J. Robinson, M.P. Sir G. F. Hill, Bt. IW.P. Will am Fi zgerahi , M P. Honour:tides—William Broderick, M. P. Lieutenant-General 'T. ACiitlantl, Li‘utenant-General Phipps, M.P. Colonel K G. Howard. M. P. GhLrles illiam Curtis, tart. AL P. Jaices Shaw, Bart. AI. P. 70. n Anstruther, Ear. AI. P. John Burke, Bart. M.P.• Charlys Cocker :1, Bart. M.P. Gecrge Dallas, Bart. Charles Flower, Bart. Metcalfe, Fart. H. C. Montgomery, Walter Bart. M.P. Robert Wigrant, Bart. Thomas Tyrwhit;, John Mal colm. Generals—Sir Thomas Triage, K.B. Si: Wm. Keppel, K.B. floyd, Harr 1. I.ieutenant-Gperals—Sir E. Coote,K.B.M.P. Milner,Calvert, Nlajor Generals—Bailey, Bolton, Head, Hw.vorth, Gordon, gu‘sen, S:ade, Herbcrr, Taylor, Turner. Cplonal,—Bluemfield, M.P. •Forrens, M.P. Chapman, R. E Congreve, M P. Allan, M.P. Thomas Wc.),l, M. P. t . .nti Ban nerman. John Atkins, Esq. M.P. Aleggr&r Baring, Esq. M.P. John Ca'craft, Esq. M.P. H. C. Conahe, q. M.P. W. H. Fremtantle, Esq. M.P. ... Irving, Esq. IA i.P. John Jackson, Esq. M.P. W. Mannhlg, Esq. M.P. W. Mellish, Esq, M.P. Michael G Pren dergast, Esq. M.P. John Smith, Esq. M.P. It. Thornton, Esq. M.P. W. Long Wellesley, Esq. M.P. D. Vanderlieyden, Esq. M.P. William Adam, Esq. John Julius Angersteni, Esq. Wm. Dennifen, Esq. John Dent, DI. C. Greenwood, Esq. George Francis Lanunte, Germain Lavie, Esq. Beeston Long, Esq. M. Montague, Esq. J. Matthew Ratites, Esq. '1 Noma! Reid, gs q . Culling Charles Smith, Esq. rhos. Sydentiain, Esq. Richard Wilson, Esq. Thomas Coons, Esq. John Pearce, Esq. John Wooluier; Esq. C. W. FLINT, Secretary. • Thatched House Tavern, July 15, 181 S. • s • Some apprehensions having been expressed that the Ladies who wish to honour the Stewards with ther company at the Bail, may find a difficulty in joining their several friends on their arrival at Vauxhall, the Committee ii4Ve the honour to acquaint the Public, that the greatest care will be taken by the Stewards to make such arrangements as wi l enable the carriages to set down and clear off with the greatest facility ; and the Stewards will feel it their duty to receive the Company as they arrive, and to see that the Ladies are conducted, without any difficulty, to such of their friends who may have partaken of the Dinner...- Gentlemen are therefore earnestly intrcated to attend to the Din ner Hour, as it will be necessary to rise from Table precisely at pine o'clock, to enable the Stewards to receive the Company invi•ed to the Ball 361. i 16. • The STEWARDS, with a view of doing due honour to the FESTIVAL, having agreed to ails ear in UNIFORMS, or in EVENING DRESSE: , , with COCKED-HATa and BUCKLES, they request that a 1 GENERAL OFFICERS and oFr ICERS of the ARMY, NAVY, and VOLUNTEER CORPS will wear UNIFORMS, ano that other GENTLE.MEN will appear In AVENING DR Pi! SL!C FLoTI VAL AT VAUXHALL THE STEWARDS' TICKETS for the BALL will be delivered to them or their orders, by Sir C. W. FLINT, at No. 17, Great Queen street, Viressininster, between the hours n . Eleven arid Six this day. The Committee request the Favour of the STEWARDS to sheet them. dressed, at.VAUXHALI., on TUESDAY', tit •1 ;tree o'Clock PR ECISELY, in order that the arrangemeuti for the Din ner aid Festival ma) he communicated to them. Each Steward will wear some distirgut •hing mark, which will be deiivetel to him at the Door.—No r' can be admitted to tire Ball with out a 'licter, signed and staled by a Sul:sr./Mir to the h.te, by Sir C. W FLINT. Monday, July i yth, 1813 C. W. FLINT. VAUXHALL rEs I'IVAL. ripHF COMMITTEE of the VAUXHALL 11. S IVA!. request a GENLItAI. MEETING: of the S4 - 1:14' AMY 9 ', •I 0-MOY.ROW,itt the 'l HAI (;lED-1 - 1:111 , E, ; A t El EVEN 0 CLOCK.. C. W. rum.. '111ON:SON': , . ANNALS OP 1111LOSOVIIY. day was puh i-;•ed, Nn. VII. pricy qs. 6 :. for July, ay.! continued Monthly, ANNALS of I'I . IILOSOPHY ; or, Magazine of ch,iostry, miii• M:cfrani:s, Natural History, ,A6rtculture, an.. th By l'H.) VIA •FHOM . ON, M I). F.R.S. 1.. knd E. &c. Lot dontiPi trued for hcr: Beid..i , 47, Pmeruos , cr-row and W.t.. litt.:kwood,Edal.!:urgh wth.n may be bad, convict , with an ink:ir, rltc fits: Vt. umc, clmuriaing bilmary :u 1813, fret. I a-. , ;(.1 L ardi .asku, sam.. , surhor, TRAVEL!' *n Swcoetc,.tiuring t'.e Att. i.nin ct: 1).12 ; , Ilustraot.4: by Maps, Portrait,, and other LI On: \'sduase,4:o. pricy 4:2. Yr. bt.l4ds. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. At the Court at Carlton• House, the 15th of July, 1813. Present, his Royal Highatu the PeeNee Reczerr in Council. .His Royal Highness the Perste; RtoeNT haviog been pleased, in the name and on the behalf ot his Majesty, to appoint the Right Hon. TuomAs MAITLAND, Lieutenant-General of his Majesty's Forces, ro be Governor and Commander in Chief in and over the Island of Malta and its dependencies, he this day took the oaths as Governor of the said Island. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JULY 13. Royal Regiment of Artillery-Second Lieutenant Francis Daw son to be First Lieutenant, vice Wheatley, superseded. Dated June 25, 1813. Juts 15.-Royal Sappers and Minera.-W. Knapp, Gent. to be Sub-Lieutenant. Dated July 1, 1813. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Suffolk -Eastern Regiment of Suffolk Militia. Edgar Wnolward, Esq. to be Captain, dated October 25 1 1810; Fisher Colman Negus, Esq. to be ditto, dated March 1,1813 ; John Wright, Gent. to be Lieutenant, dated Nov. 14. 1810; John Goldieutt, Gent. and Henry Stedd, Gent. to be ditto, dated May 2, 1811 ; Edward Hicks, Gent. and Robert Bar hem, Gent. to be ditto, dated March 6, 181.2; John Wiles, Gent. to be ditto, dated Nov. 10, and Thomas hrlatiby, Gent. to be ditto, dated Dec. IC, 18i 2 ; S. A Woods, Gent. to be clitta, dated March 1, and W. H. Lucke, Gent. to be ditto, elated March 25, 1813; Edward Hicks, Gent. to be Ensign, dated October 25, 1810; Robert Barham, Geut, to be ditto,- ' dated Jan. 16, John Goldieutt, Gent. to be ditto, dated March l s William S. Wigg, and R. J. Edgar, Gents. to be ditto, dated May 1, and John Wales, Gent. to Be ditto, dated May 2, 1811 ; lbomas Manby, Gent. to be ditto, dated Dec: 25, Sa muel Alexander Woods and Wm. Henry Ilucke, Gems. to be ditto, dated March 8, W. C.Steggall, Gent. to be ditto, dated April 10, Thomas Plowman, Gent. to be ditto, dated July 1, George Drury, and William Hinde, Gents. to be ditto, dated July 23,1812; John Jenkias, Gent. to be ditto, date.) March 1, R. W. H. Drury, Gent. to be ditto, dated April 1, and R. Wot ton, Gent. to be ditto, dated Aeril 25, ISIS. Western Regiment-John James Graham, Esq. to be Major, dated Nov. 25, 1812; William Matchett, Isq. to be Captain. dated April 25, 1811; George Stone, Esq. to be ditto, .dated October 25, and John Gurdon, Esq. to be ditto, dated,Nov. 25, 18Ie; Edmund Freeman, Esq. to be ditto , Jan. 1, and John Shafto, Esq. to be ditto, dated April 25, 181 S; John Garthorn, Gent. to he Lieutenant, dated Feb. 29, Thomas Lewes, Gent. to be dirt), dated June 9.5, and Alfred Cooper, Gent. to be ditto, dated July' 5, 1811; Jahn Garnham, Gent. to be ditto, dated Dec. 1, 1812 ; William Irving, and Edward Butts, Gent. to be ditto, dated March 25, James Alderson Bailey, Gent. to be Enegn, dated April e 5, William Rolfe, and John Lucy, Gents. to he ditto, dated May 25,1815. Colnies Battalion of Local MU t i a-James Marrie, Esq. to be Major, dated May 1 ; John Bond, Gent. to be Lieutenant, saute date; Thomas Crawley, Gent. to be ditto, vice Abbtt, resigned, dated June 1 ; Thomas Reeve, Gent. to be ditto, vice Edward Ablitt, re'igr.ed, dated June 10; John Sparrow, Cent. to be Ensign, same date; Harry Gross, Gent. to be ditto, dated Islay 10; Robert Manby, Gent. to be ditto, dated May '2O; Jobe De eniegton Leach, Gent. to be ditto, dated June 1, 1813. Babergh Battalion-William Baby, Esq. to be Captain, , dated June 1 ; Robert Moore, William Fyson, Jolta Pyrnan, Cooper William Wright, and Ezra Dalton, Gents. to be Lieutenants, dated May 1 ; John Derisley, Gent. to be Ensign, same date. Risbridge Battalion-James Button, and John Hubbard, Gents. to he Ensigns, dated May 25; James Henry Davidson, Gent. to be Ensign, June 115, 1813. 3d Troop ot Yeomanry Cavalry- - Wythe, Esq. to be Cap tain, vice Smyth, resigned, dated June 1,181 S. By the Lord Lieutenant of Northumberlandshire. NOrtbumberland Regiment of Militia-Ensign Rowland Bell to he Lieutenant, vice Thai'', appointed to die 834 rsegiintete ; John Ridley, Gem. to be Ersien, vice Bell, promoted. Both dated June 19, Ibi:t. Southei n I? eginitat of Local Militia-Charles Wiliiam Bulge, Esq. to be I.Leteeant-Colonel-Command int ; Robert Dee Lisle, Esq. ro lle Nleior ; dAti:,l June 29, 1813. By tLe I Gi..l I.ici.:Lr..i't Oi tbc County / 4 61witle at Laacester. John Gerard, Lsq .to 1t Deputy Lieutenant, dee eel i ebruel y 15 ; Charles Breedt, and Henry Hutton, Eeqrs. to be ditto, datad Airril 118, 1815. Ist Lattalien of Lettcatter Militia-Ri c hard Greenaleh, Gent. to be Lieutenant, dated Jantai y 14; Jan: :s tarruve, Gent. to be Lnsien, same owe ; IV!.clue I Dawson, (.eat. to 'ee dit t o, d a ted hel-etre 5 ; Wialiar. Hode , .eo, Geet. to be ditte, dated June --' . • • ,;s. er leieeelNl—V.Tlian: Atherton, Gent. to he Ensizn, dated March 18, 1813. 3d Battalion—George Vernon, Esq. to be Major, dated Febru ary .ti; Jului Biglend , Esq. to be Captain, same date; Jones Haosbrow, Esq. to be ditto, dated March II ; Thomas Wheatley, Gent. to be Lieutenant, same date; D,rnicl Peplue 'Webb, Gent. to be ditto, dated April t ; John Meeds, Gent. to be ditto, dated Aped :22; John Jaken Kennett, Gent. tO be Ens.gn, same date; .M. Greenhew, Gent. to be ditto, dated May 4, 1813. 3d Battalion, or Prince Regent's Own—Septlmus Scott, Gent. to be Ens:en, dated May 24, 1613. Local Militia--Amuunderness Regiment--John Woodburn, Gent. to he Lieutemna, dated May 22; JohnWoodburn, Gent. to be En,dyn, dated February 1 i ; Joseph Walker, Gent. to be ditto, dated M.:y 22; Henry nelding, Gent. to be ditto, dated May 28, 1813.' Blackburn kligi.er Division Regiment—James Alexander Hod son, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated March 22, 1813. Lonsdale Regiment—Stephen Moore, Esq. to be Major; John Higgin,jun. ChatlesSeward, Thomas Jackson, ThomasWea thtrhead, Thomas Robinson, George Burrow, lisqrs. to be Captains; William Edward Minshull, Alexander Whitehead, James Atherton,AlexanderAndrade, Aethur ingleby, Charles 1.. Guillerup, and James Moore, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Dated May 13, 1813. Nianchester Regiment—George Hudson, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated March 19, 1813. Middleton Regiment—George Bowler, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 1, 1813. Prescot Regiment—ThomasTootb,ancl LawrenceCotham,Esqrs. to be Captains; Edwin Roost, Thomas Gretna'', Thomas Glover, Thomas R. Speakman, and William Rowson, Cents. to be Lieutenants; John Rowson, William Taylor, William Edwards, and James Johnson, Gents. to be Ensigns, dated March 19, 1813; William Spenser, Gent. to be ditto, dated April 12, 1813; Jesse Baldwin, Gent, to be ditto, dated May 11, I 813; and '1 homes Haddock, Gent, to Lc Quarter-Master, dated Match 11, 1813. Wart iegton Regiment—Thomas Lyon, jun. Esq. to be Captein ; and Edward Greentil, Gent. to ie.! Lieutenant, dated February 5. !et 3; and Edward Stanley, Gee:. to be Ensign, dated 1 1 / 4 ...e; 8, 18 t 3. Regiment—Willhm Coates, Esq. to he Captain, dated Mare h 1, 813; William Ducker, Esq. to be it.to, dared April 12, 1813; Ralph P e ar so n, J o h n T wist , John Chadwick, and luyel Davis, Gents, to be Lieutenants, dated March 4, 1813; James Pi-nFon, Gent. to be deb., dated April 12, 1P13; Wil- Dein j s son, William Rennicar, and Michael Denison, Gents. to be Etnigns, dared March 4, 1813; Thomas Coupe, Gent. to be ditto, dated March 17, 2el 3 ; George Randle, Gent. to La tint°, dated April 12, John Moore, Gent. to be ditto, d4teiP.l.piel 19,1813. C. i..inisilues signed by the Lord Lieutenant of tke NartL Riding of Yorh.liire. Nett'[ Yee. Allitia—'l Lomas t'.t,,cltsve!!, Ger.:. to be Surgeon, dxe.: J end di, 1$13; Charles Allen, (et re. to be Ensitni, dated Jtdy 3, 1',1.3. la Rt.; itneet of North York I oral Nl:lila—Er.igns 'Pumas Sinileou and (seine eiteti•thweite to be Li...tart:ants; and tenneopb. i „!de real Alderson, and heal Beuth, Gents. to be 1. 1 . 813. WI Re, John Llgie to Le Captain. ..IJated July 0, i si I 3. Coninile.lues in the ttd Reriment of Durbtr t 'Local Militia, steued Ly the Lord Liteettian't. Lieutenant and .I.4.l;Aant. Robert iN.laet s ini Parke to be Captain, by Brevet ; trtign W'ilbani Marley to be Lieutenant,•vice Cumming, ; lin , ign John King . to be ditto, vice Low ry, resigned ; Ensign . William Grace to be di:to, vice Johnson, •ine u; Richard Pybus to be Quarter Master, vice Whit, n 4.ed ; Thotaas Andrews, Getit, to be En. sip, K.is , ..vr ,, innted; 'I hum s; R u bi nson, G ene to h e 111' It, V ;*.• 1 )11-l: :weenie' Quarter.Kte.er ; Waysn, Litt,[. tli i.ie ditto, vice 11.rolz , :, retigcttl i . • • Commissions awed by tilt I.ora Lieutenant of the County of Wigtown. Sir William Maxwell, of Monreith, Bart. to be Vice Lieutenant, vice Sir William Maxwell, Bart. deceased. Sir James Dalrym ple Hay, of Park Place, Bart. to be Deputy Lieutenant, vice Sir John Dalrymple Hay, Bart. deceased. Dated Oct. 10,1812. Kirkcudbright and Wigtown Militia—David Hannay, Gent. to be Ensign,vice Simson , removed to the Line. June 28, 1812. Wigtown cal Militia—Charles Breadfont, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cumming, promotes', dated April 16; John M. Blanc, Gent, to be ditto, vice J. Hannay, promo:ed; Charles Smith, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Kerr, deceased, dated June 1, 1813. Commission in the 38th or Prince Regent's Royal Regiment of Al rshire Militia, signed by the LorckLieutenant of the County of Ayr. Laughlane Campbell, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Henderson ) ap pointed to another Regiment. Dated une 16, 11113. Commission in tke Wiltshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Thomas Weston Wadley, to be Paymaster, vice Cotten. Dated June 23, 1813. Commission in the North Hams Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. george Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chapman. Commission In the 2d or East Norfolk Regiment of Militia, • signed by the Lord Lieutenant. • Robert Barham, Gent. to he Lncig►►, vice Armitt, promoted. Dated June 23, 1813. Ea RA I UM in the Gazette of May 29, 1813. Peterborough Yeomanry Cavalry—For George Plate!, Gent. to be Lieutenant, read George Phtel, Gent. to be Cornet. DISTRIBUXION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The King George, for the Jonge Antonio, wiU be reealle4 at 19. Cletnent's Inn. inconstant, fur the Frederick, To.mortow, at 19, Great George. curet ; and there recalled. ♦ Gleaner, for the Amphitrite, on her arrival ; recalled at Mr. Holtnes'4,Torpotnt. Iris, for the Cashier, on board, on Wednesday; recalled at 9, New Broad-street. Horatio, for the Vrnw Anna Matgaretbra, Frerden Septem bre, and Danish Pnvateers, Nos. 97, and 104; and the Dublin, for the Frederick, will he recalled at 22, Arundel-street, Strand. Lyra, for the Gold Coiner, on her arrival at Plymouth; re called at 23, Norfolk-street. Piercer, for the Beatt:y ; and Sheld,7lte, for the Forsogern, on the 22d, at 10, Clemeue,-lane. Viper, for le Ruse, on board, the 20th inst.; recalled at No. 23, Surrey-street, Strand, Zephyr, for the Antelope, on board, the 221 inst. ; recalled at 12, Upper Thames-street. CHESTER CIRCUIT. RICKARD RICRARDS, Esq : ; FRANCIS &PITON, Esql MONTGOMERY saizat—Situraiy, Auguvt 21, at Welsh Pool. DEN sacusitiat —Friday, August 27, at Ruthin. FLlNTsunta—Thsarsday, September I, at M.ld. Cu as a t —Wednesday, September 8, at Chester. CARATARTHEN CIRCU rr. SAMIIIM HEYWOOD, Se/jeant at Lair; JOttN BALGI t Ir, Esq. CwastAamen—Mconday, Aesgust 30. HAVER FORDWEST—SatUrdab September 4. Cnantoan—Friday, Septerallser 10. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT. HIRGII LETCESTER, Esq.: WILLIAM KY.NRICX, El. NlEsioNsTuslinik—Ttichiliy, August 1.7, at Dalgelly. CARNARlrtiNibttlitE—Monday, August 23. at Carnarvon. ANOLZSEY—Saturday, August 28, at Beaumaris. BRECON CIRCU rr. The Honourable OROPZGE HARDINGE; ARIL MOYSEY, Esq. PK v.wr EH:NE—Mond - ay, Aug ust 30. Bit Eco tr—bouttay, September 4. • CAtDll , lF—:.iaturday, September 11. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. July 31. Charl , rs Wickham. late of Ironmonger-row, parish of St Luke, Old-street, Alltldlesez, vic,ualler, dealer and chapman, au ten. at Guildhall. • ISANIstt UPTCY SUPERSEDED. Peter Gray, of Eaat Dereham, baker. BANKRII PTS. Alexander Black, - of liayee, parish of Hayes, Middlesex, veteri. nary sargeon, dealer in medicines, dealer and chaptitaii, to sur render July 27, 31, and August 28, at eleven, at Guildgall.— Attorney, Mr. Fielder, Duke -street, Grosvenor-squate. John Perkins, f Cbaddlnigton,Oxfardshire, butcher, dealer and chapman, july 26, 27, at the Rose and Crown, Charlbury, and August 28, at the Bell, Charlbury, at eleven. Attorney, Mr. Aphn, Clurlbury. James Preston, lite of Pave-lane, parish of Edgward, Salop, (but now a prisoner in Shrewsbury gaol,) dealer in horses and chap man, July 26, at five, July 27, and August 28, at eleven, at the Bradford Arms, in Ivetsey Bank, Staffordshire. Attornies, Messrs. Anstice and Cox, Temple, London ; or Mr. William Wright, Newport, Salop. William Sheppard, f the parish of Padstow, Cornwall, merchant, dealer and cbapman, July 26, at the Golden I.ion, Pahtow, July 27, and August 28, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, St. Co lumb, Cornwall. Attornies: Vir. Joseph Norway, 1-t. Coln tab, or Messrs. Shephard, Adltngton, and Gregory, liedbrd. row, I.ondon. Thomas Bradley, of the Strand, Middlesex, carpenter and buil der, dealer and chtpman, July I so, a: one, July 27, and August 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rogers, Frith-street, Soho. Archibald M'Call, late of Kingston, in the Dland of Jamaica, in the West Indies, merchant, but now a pi isotu , r in the Fleet, July 24, 27, and August 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Suuthampton-buildings, Chancery lane, London. William Thome Armstrong, of Leadenhall-street, London, drug gist, dealer and chapman, Ju. y 24, August 9, and 20, at twist:, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr. Wallington, Aldasgate-street, and Mr. King, Shorter's-court, Thrugccorton-street. Samuel Simons, of Ratcliff-I lighway, Middlesex, slopseller, dealer and cliximan, July x 7, St, and August xB, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Isaacs, Bevis Marks, St. Mary-4e. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. August 24,Thonia.i Mallium, Cornhill, silversmith, at twelve. August 14, Wm. and James Ludlow, BishoOt.Cannings, colourmen, at one. August 17, John Ingram, of Wool-strew, Cheapside, Blackwell-hall-factor, at ten. August 7, John Swan, Robe:: Anderson, and George owan, Wapping-wall, merchants, at eleven. August 14, John Theodore Barker, Dover, draper. at twelve. August 7, Nanny klaydon, of King-sirert, Bluom , buiy, ipdliner, at eleven. August Iv, James Dodson, Cranbrook, Kent, brewer, at ten. . DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. August 10, Richard White, of Cradley, Hex efordshire, core dealer, at eleven, at the Rum, Gloucester. August 9,Wm. Pagett, Gloucester, sadler, at eeven, at the Ram, Gloucester. August 9, Joseph Coovey,Churchtlown, horse T tlealer, at eleven, at the Rani,. Gloucester. August 9, Robert Tosley, of Gloucester, corn-dealer, at eleveu, at the Ram, Gloucester. August 17, Samuel Rhodes, Newcastle-under-Lyme, grocer, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Newport. August 12, Thomas Marshall, Louth, grocer, at 11, at the New King's Head, Louth. August 10, Wm. and Margaret Kent, parish of Merthre, Cornwall, grocers, at twelve, at dr Whart Hart, St. AustelL August 7, Whitcher the elder, Ring wood, Hants, carrier, at one, at the Crown, Ringwood. August 10, William Johnson, Hucclecote, wheelwright, at el e ven, a t t h e Ram, Gloucestor. August 10, ikonias Bright, Westbury-upon- Severn, corn-dealer, at eleven, at the Ram, Gloucester. August 18, Thomas Webb, juu. Longford, Wilts, miller, at six, at the White Ilai t, New Sarum. July St s Wm. Whitaker, Manchester, merchant, at twelve, at the Star, Mahch e st er . A ugust 16 , Mar tha France, Mirfield, Yorkshire, at eleven, at the Black Bull lire, Nliffield. Aug. 6, James Barrett, Bolton-le-Moors, shoiukeeper, at tour, at the Bridge lina, Bolton-le-Moori, CERTIFICATES, AIICU3T 7. Wm. Johnstone and Samuel Hood Philips, Haverford-west, merchants. William Harnett the elder, Canterbury, currier.— Wm, Steel, lames Steel, and Christopher Jubastone, Lanc.ister, linen-drapers. Robert Mite, Ipswich, baker. John i nift, Mon. mouth-street, clothes-salesman. Robert Denton, XV“ftliam-tioly cross, dealer in horses. Thomas Holt, Pall•ncal'. jeweller. George Hatton, Canterbury, perfumer. George Yates, Gloucester, bin keeper. Jolm laukson, Bristol, tallow-chandLr. John 'Whitebun, Kenton-Ntrect, painter and glazier. Charle. Boucher, Walatink, me:ch;4r.t.• Henry I.amßeri,. Barnojilswick, Yurksnire, cottol.- matattacturei. John Sykei, Alniondbury, I%,:kagre, clothier.— Liverpool, broker. FRENCH PAPERS. ARMY OF CATALONIA. EXTRACT OP A LETTER TO THE MINISTER AT WAS, FROM HIS EXCELLENCY THE GENERAL OF DIVISION LAMARQUE, COMMANDING IN UP?ER CATALONIA. " Gerona,June 25. " Monseigneur, the enemy had formed the desigo of throwing hielkseif into L imPurdan-4 carrying, with the assistance .'' f the English , some of the forts we have constructed—er ranang the country, and of thus making us lose the fn: its of two years labours. " On the 23d, in the morning; a sqo re deckers ) adron of fifteen ships of the line (of which eight 1,:•e and several transports, were off Palam .16 ; and . R"ri c . th d'Eroles descended from the high mo,"n t f m s c l. Mieras and St, Pau, upon Banolas, where ne " 14 ordered 10,000 rations of bread. Public report sta.. ted his forces at 5000 troops of the line, some buds, and 200 horse; it announced, that he was marching upon Escala tit favour the disembarkation, and after wards distribute his forces in Upper Catalonia. " There was not a moment to lose: I decided upon attacking those who descended from the moun tains, belore their junction with the troops supposed to be embarked. I, in consequence, left Gerona at: l hour after noon. 1 , Already wig the cannonade and a very bri•:k fire of musketry heard from the fart of Banc)las : the ardour of the troops was such, that in less than two. hours they performed a distance of three large league•. which separated us from the enemy. We timnd him surrounding the fort, occupying the town of Barto and three small detached heights, covered with vita. and olive-frees, and divided into small erections, ei-la or ten feet high, which rendeved the approach to der. very difficult. 4; acorn aged, Perhaps, by the presence of Throl d'Erolcs, the Spaniards fought with more than - nary resolution. For a moment the town was even retaken by the enemy's cavalry, who put our com;:a nies of Miquelets into disorder; but our reserves we:, ready—the 23d of the line again advanced upon enemy, and penetrated his masses; the Ist hattalica of the 60th regiment, commanded by Colonel Lena d, carried, at the pas do c. 7 :argc, the second heipla, remained covered with dead ; a company of the ‘..).::);!-- chassems threw itself into the town, while the 21 bat talion of the 6tith, conducted by the Chef de Batta lion Shcpern, turned it. The Hussars of St. Narcisse, who attompte.i several charges, were sabred in the squares and streets. Where they let t several dead, some prisoners, and .ibnJt tlo horses. Brigadier &Iron Faxa, who commanded I,orse, was killed. 14 The enemy, driven from the town and strong positions which commanded it, vainly with his re serve 'attempted to defend the tillage of Managas, and the hanks of the lakes ; three pieces of artillery, hitherto retarded by the difficulty of the ground, now arrived, and filed witl,i,i hall cannon shot more than `2OO halls, and after a battle of five bouts, the Spa. niards beaten at every point, in disorder regained the rugg-d mountains Irons whence ttiey descended. According to different reports, the enemy's loss consists of 600 men. Notwithstanding his custom of tarrying off the dead and wounded, lie . left a great numher of them upors.the field of battle. We have also •some prisoneri. _ _ [Here follows - a list of such officers and regiments as distinguished themselves, but without mentioning whit less he sustained.] 4 , After having presented.itself for two days before Palamos, Xala, and the Gulph of Rosas, the English squadron went off."—(lllonikar, July 11.) DRESDEN, JUNE 28. Count Metternich arrived 'here very late on the evening of the 25th. TRON 11ERS OF SAXONY, JULY 1. The respective armies have gone into cantonments, and are waiting the result of negocistions. General Count Regnier s Saxon corps d'armee continues to receive numerous reinforcements. The reigning Duke of Saxe Weimar is now at Dresden. The Prussian General Goreiseoau has been appointed Military Governor of that part of Silesia not occu• pied by the French troops. RASTADT, JULY 5. According to intelligence from the North; the, greatest activity now prevails in the mili tar y p re p a . 1 rations of Denmark ; that power redoubles its efforts. to maintain the integrity of its territory, and to gua. rantee it from all foreign invasion. Since the 20th June, the Swedish Government has broken off all communication with Denmark. The report is, that troubles have broken out in Sweden, where there exists .a numerous party to the system at present followed by the Cabinet of Stockholm.— Gerieral-Tettenborn has, it is said, left the Russian service, to enter into that of England. FRANKFORT, JULY 5. :According to what we learn from Mayence, the day before yesterday there were more than 15,000 French troops in that town. Generals Count Claparede and Baron Golard ar rived bete yesterday. Yesterday arrived five battalions of infantry, and several detachments of cavalry, among which was a squadion of r()lish Lancets. JULY 6.—The General of Division Vichery, ant General Saint Ange, arrived here yesterday ; :he first from Mayence, and the latter from Fulde. Nearly WOO more infantry, and several numerous detach ments of cavalry arrived yesterday. Among the lat ter was a stapes b squadron of gendarmerie, of Imperial Guard. Generals Claparede, Godard, and Lebrun, passtil through here yesterday—six or 7uoo men h.ve just set out join the grand army. JULY Si—The Bth light regiment, firth, 6-1111, and 95th of the line, hare lett this to go into cantottniena on the Banks of the Maine, on the Aschaffenbarrh side. They were immediately replaced in gut: isee. by the .sth, 11th, 32d, and 60th, of the line. _ . . _ At this moment the arrival of six more regiment:. which are passing the Runic, is announced. In - tir.; midst of this co;:tinual movement of tro-ps, horses, artillery, caiss. us, &c. thew reigns in our town Ad mi r a ble order alhi discipline. • Marshal the Di... .ii Castiglione arrived here yes terday, in the evening. It appears his abode will be:. short. '1 OULON, JUNE 2R. The Prince of Eckinutil, Governor of 'rouluo, has frequent conferences with Vice-Admiral rpiezia,u,