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• - • .I,44tYAL PRO.IIO7'IONS. . . • • •• . ltest4-dmi I ral Nicho 11:orris is appointed Contiqpider-bei• %kit n thr Belle awing the remaintler of the season • . jettain Tillard it. appointed to the cominand a: the Sin Ryan, •inationary ship at Gibraltar. in the roost' of Comnemithm Pen gin; who emu,. to England. sin Bowen. of the Selsetie frigate, at Plymouth, hi the room • cf Captain Hope. • hhc Ertl owing Midshipmen. prisoners of wwr in Fmnee, haveheen promottd to the rank of I.i.utenams hi the Rmal 'Navy, viz. klessr; Richard C. Itos., Wm. Henry I,l'atson, rho Bateman, - John Lew, John Pas kman, Wm. Henry and Jo seph Mahoney. Li. utenant G. H. \Vasco, to the Denote' ion bomb, at Sheerness. I.ieut.•nar.t 1.. Jackson, to the ReVfflpe, of 74 guns, at sea. I.:tistenitt.t Richard Croker, to the Iphigenla frigate. 1 i uteLant I.3rtiner Dennys, to the Horatio frigate. i- or. v., Vint. Richardson (2) to the Pembroke, of 74 guns, at Sheerness. I.l•utettant J. Edgecombe, to the Shamrock sloop, at Sheerness. Lt. ut rant 1 homas Dukel, to the Heron s lbop. Mr. it:bathe Beekhum, midshipman, promoted to the rauk of Lieutenant. Lieutenant the Hon. T. L. Irby, to the Syhille frigate. Mr. Patrick O'Reilly, Purser of the Ardent, to be Purser of the Canada prison ship, at Chatham. Lieutenant Williams Le Mesutier to the Princess receiving ship at Livsrpo.A. Litt:ten:my P. H. Douglas so be. Flag lieutenant to Lord Ame hus Beauclerk, of the Royal Oak s in the Downs. Lie it I ent.nt John Broderick so the Loire frigate, sailed for Lisbon. idenair H. M. Marshall, commanding the Veteran, to the 12.1.11 Wiliam, at Spitbestl. Mr. itithatel Bartlett, Purser of the Eurydice, to be Purser of the I leron sloop s - at Chatham Mr. lo'm Bant.ist.r to be Purser of the Eurydice, at Deptford. Captain Robert Riddell to the command of the Britotnart sloop, in the room of Captain Hunt, dec. wee. Otptain John Fa, bra to the command of the Insolent sloop, in the r rom of Captain limier, sick . Captain Jame, I'eetost to be Captain of the Ceres, at Sheerness. I.ieutterant Edward Chappell to the R 01-a mem% at !kheerrmss. bieste. Edward Beojainto Hicks and ktilisrt Carter, Nikislit men di the Electra and Hazard s profaned to the rank of Lieu tenants. TheKev.John Templar to be Chaplain of the Revenge, of 74 guns, at Portsmouth. Mr. Obbi.t.t M. Koss to be Purser of the Liseur, a new sloop, UNIZERSI27 INTELLIGENCE, &e. OXFORD, r.LCI - NpER is. The names of those Candidat e • who, at the close of the Public Exannnations this Turn, were a:mittcrl by th. Public Exami ners into the Firct and Second Clees of Liter= Humaniores and Discipline hiatliernal ice (t Phroce rin.peetterely, acco,rding to the alpkabetieal arrangement in each Clads prescribed by the Statute, stand as follow: In the First Class of the Liter= Humaniores. • Brandram, Andrew, Oriel College. Bunion, Richard, Oriel College. 1 - looker, Thomas Redman, Christ Church. Randall, James, Trinity College. Shan, Thomas Vowlcr, Christ Church. Jn ti ,First Class of the Ditciplihz•lVlathentatics et Pbytiele. Brandram, Andrew, Oriel College. Kent, 'llomas, Trinity College. Sandilands, Richard Samuel Butler, Christ Church. ihort, Thomas Fowler, Christ Church. lu the Second Class of the Liters Humaniores. Bernard, George, Brasenose College. Buidulel, Zacharias Henry, Magdalen College. Bush, James, Oriel College. Clare, Honourable Earl, Christ Church. Hughes, John, Oriel College. /Vigour, Thomas, Magdalen College. Slack, Samuel, Christ. Church. Smith, Thomas Samuel, Magdalen College. eniitls, Henry, Brezenose College. , . I'veller, William Henry, Ezete; College. Watson, John, Brazenose College. , In the hecond Clue of the Di.tiplinz Mathematic& et Physics. Klgour, .1 bonus, Mage:alen College. ' Slack, Samuel, Christ,Churclu Llt. Human. Adsir, Alexander, Oriel Celiege. Armand, Adam, Ba;liol College. A elfield, Charles Robert, Brazenose Collegd Ati held, William, Oriel Co:lige. Thad:more, Richard, 'Mery n Lel'ege. Wiliam, Oriel College. Bridger, Ve Main :Vl'lron, Christ Church. Brien, John, Univershy College. Clayton, ceurge, Oriel Col:egc. Davies, Ciarles, Pembrol c College. Goodrich, Parrlett, Unive.r‘ity Colle ge ; Goring, George, Brazen se Ce liege. I.ex; Thomas Hunt, Exeter Co loge. Lys, John liomas, Exeter College. • Norton, George, Queen's Colltge. • Pechell, Augustus, Christ Church. ,Raveling, William, All Souls College. In the xaminatioto; in hi chaelmas Term, the number of Can didates approved by the I i.tm'ners, and nut admitted into ether of the Cares, amounted to forty. Thursday, the last day of hlich,aelmas Tani, the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees: MASTER{ or ARTS. Rev. William James, of• Feeder College. • Itev John Williams, of Jesus College. Mr. Frederick Adair Roe, of Christ Church. lacuatoss or ART/ Mr. Hrnry Proctor Gale% of Wadhaift College. • Mr. William Georp Roysr, ditto. Mr. 'Ffionia•S •mtiel Smith, of Magdalen College. Mr. I I oma. Kilgour, ditto. Mr. Charles Robert &Held, of Brazenow College. . Mr. Ralph Batec Hunter, of University Colli•ge. Mr. Pima Rawlins, of St. John's College. Mr. Samuel Powell, of Penibroke College. Thr whole n. tuber of tit grecs in Michaelina% Term was one D Mos two B.C.L. eighteen M.A. one B. Mus. 47 B.A. Math culuiwas, 106. ECCLESIASTICAL PitoalonorS. 'ho wI sti- Atoning:, twn:., First Lieutenant - Roskelly, ut the _ ...Alt, who ..._ ten, at Guilann. pers.-tie 1, as state-1 in the Gazette ut the ttt:th of September hilt, street. Bedford-row.. is re invatell in his tank. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUII.DIIALL. liras Bits Overton and Drury, of the 54th Foot, are superseded, Jan. 2, John Steisht, Richmond , surgeon, at eleven- Jan.s, being absent without leave. Simeon Nathan, E,ther, and Nathan Joseph, Bury-strePr, St. Erratum in the Gazette of the oth October lart. Mary-axe, merchant . , at twelve- D ec. 19, J osep h an d G eorge For W. G. Fitzgerald, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant in the 95th Drown, Croydon, chcosemorgers, at twelve---Jan. 16, James I tot; , read Richard Henry Fitzgerald, Gent. to be Second Harry, Graceeliiirch.street, merchant, at ten-fan. SO, Elias Lieutenant in the 95th Foot. lii..son and Nichols. Ward Robinson, CornhiU, linen•drapers, at Errata in the Gaz, ties of the Irt and 9th inst. one-Jan. 30, Thomas Wright, Queen -street, wine-merchant, Beaver-For Captain James F. Fulton, of the 49th Foot, to he at ten-Jan. 16, Robert Steriker,Epsoitt, innkeeper, at eleven. Major in the Army ; read Cwptaii Janie' F. Fulton, of the Jan. 2, Oliver 'Eoulrnin, Esser-s: tett, Strand, navy-agent, at 12. 96th Foot, to be Major in the Army. Dec. 19, John Hills, I.e"ds, miller, at ekven-Jan. 2, Richard CommisSions signed by the, Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding Cutbil, Wood - street , silk-menthol:leer, atone,.-Jan. 19, Waiter of the County of York, and the 1 own and County of the Sheppard, New Rauclaghorictualler, at ten-T-Dtc. 16, Thomas Town of Kingston-upon-Heil -Militia. , Shepherd, North Xudiey•street, irbbrounger, at' ten-Jan. 22, :- Jelin Hewitt, Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice 171 hitaker, promoted . James Whi ffi ng Slip, Aerie?, deans, at ten:- . .lact. 30. James i Dated July 2%1812. Hampton, lA'oolwich, upholsterer, at ten-Jan. p o John, Rohert, Jelin ficsrlts, Coot. to be Ens4n. Dated January 6, 1812. and James Stein, and '1 homas and Robert Smith, Fenchurch• I Mat t hew Chalmers, Gent. to be ditto, vice Morgan, resigned. - street, merchants, at eleven-Jan. 9, Edward and . I'hos. Hicklin, Dated Mereh 28,1812. Pruvidence.row, chemists, at eleven-Jan. 16, Philip Thomas, William Shore, Cent. to be ditto. Dated April 20, 1812. ". Hatfield -street, smith, at one-Jan. 16, Nicholas Nowell and Richard Chalmers, Gent. to be ditto, vice Corrigan, promoted. 1)144 July 11,1812, 1 V.'illiam Wakelin, Piccadilly, mercers, at one. Jan. 16, Gaeta- Bel Doevera, Royston, spirit-merchant, at one. Dec.l9, .1 hos. J. L. Thomas Harris Settle, Gent. to be ditto. Dated October Baron, Great St 1 home Apostle, warehouseman, at ten. Jan. 5, 15,1812. d October 23, 1812. Corais.Watson, Ceat. to be d it to. D ar ed James Ogle, New City Chambers, lusurance-broker, at eleven- Jan. 2, hdward Chassibers, Waseringbury, shezkeeper, at one. " • • Ist Lactation of Local Militia. Jan. 2, Henry Minn, Knightsbridge, paper-stainer, at eleven- Charles Grimston, Esq. and John Bell, E,q. to be Captains. Da. Jan. '2, Gravely William ssalsbrne, itatclitreLcros., snast-maker, ted September 11 5 .1812. at twelve. D. c 2°, Mary Robson, Albensarle-street, milliner., Robert Galeiti, Gent. to be Ensign Dated as above. • at tell. Jan. 23, James Pycro!t, jun.. Brown't,buildiogs, uuder 4th Battalion. writer, at ten. Jha.9, '1 homes Tugwell, Horsham, tanner, at Wm. Charles Sharp , Mg. to ha Captain. Dated May 18.1142 Jan. 16, . .. c ten. Jan. its, mono moore,cit. Albans, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. 't Joseph rulkey, Ca /a-court, stock•brokal,* ten. Jan. 16, Was. i r , . i Feb. 1. John Barraclough, late of Norma Bierley, Yorkshire, Ring, jug. Rochester, grocer, at twelvoi The principal inhabitants of the town of Godal- Oupkreper, dealer arittchapnian, at eleven, at the Biselp.Mill DIVIDENtSgto be made in the eOfJI4TRY. ming have had a Meeting to take into consideration I Inn, Guiners:l, it-.-. 1.1 .• 0 Jan. it. John liPts,‘"ffishburton, tanner, active, at the Golden the propriety of educating the children of the labour- BANKRUETS. . ,-) ~4 ' J4lests Ashburien. Jan. 8. R•bert•Wright.l hareems, dealer, Samuel Meanley late et Ma me ester, merchast,dcgdpr 811 .4 ft e ar../1, at the WOE, Exeter. Jams. Jkobert 13sIlingall, Llvert! ing classes, when it was unanimously agreed to sate- I man, to eutreuder December 29, 30, and lautiary 39,. ,!t poet, merchant, at 1, at the Globe, Liverpool. Jan. a... Edward Wish a School, on the Royal Lancasterian Plan, and I the Bridgewater ArmaJnii, Manchester. Atteralekhkairj,• deems, Grimsby, brandy-merchant ar2, at the Queen's Head, upwards of One Hundred Pounds were immediately 1 Duckworth, Chippiruble, and Dennison, Val/chest, S „ . ekianaby. • "Ittni 5. Merry Vhsissen:Y-erk, roltemater, at 11, at subscribed for that purpose. 1 'William Wicks, of N'ortitiog, Sussex, fisit-buyer;tleikt soil the Gee*, BAL. - Jas. 8. Tlssegas.llmisb, Admlngssa, dealt*, 1 Chapman, l'ee. 28, 29, and Tanuary 3C, tit ten, at the Sityne el, ',Olt llisr,Wiiltlikktt,.WerCesiel.t Ja4- 8 -illidirdVadilbstab• Friday morning, as a carter, in the employment ku me t, %lmiting: Attosnies, Mr. 3dTm Watts, Worthing ;• or , leg io nillier. *X .418 t shoi WWI kiArxiebia* .42&..3. RR* of a bricklayer in Oxft rd -street, was conducting . his Mr. Wm. Nett/4okt, 20, Norfolk -street, Strand. I be'rt'lNirner, IRAK tracer. at t 1 at . . '. White Kin, Hull. Jan, cart along Fleet-street, he slipped and fell with his Edward Robi t ix o ui of Branalay s Norkakire, elotb.mantsfactorer, B. Benjamin Cost, Eteeepool„ Ft, at she Olotai, Ltier- . dealer and cliapman, January 8,9, at the klulkand Mouth In% pod.- Dec. Tk. hiletthem anll4llllB-1-818211iniellbeheskswees leg under the cart, the wheel .of which went over it, herds, and January 30, at the White Horse Inn, Lads, at 111 and Genrgelilillion. irempefillenshowsisnahmihs. st 11. eltisg and mangled it in a shocking manner. He was put Attoroies, Mr. Thomas Homer Granger, Leeds i . or.,b4r. Vog, Manchester. Jan. is. He • r ' and Alsinsp into a coach, and sent to an hospital. I L a k e , N o . 4, Dowgate-hill, Loudon. .It '---•"- . 1 , Sunderland, Halifax, dyers, at il, t ocapereA raw;"liali • Rev. John P E arsons, M A. late bellow of Oriel College, in this University, is presented to the living of Remney, munmouth shire, vacant by the dictate of the Rev. Mr. Htimirry. Rev. It. Bedford, to the pr.centorship of Bristei Cathedral, and to the vicarage of Marden, Wilts. Rev. Gaius Barry, to be a Minor Canon of the Cathedral Church of Bristol. Rev. E. I.Vatkin,Of Northampton, to the vicarage of St. Giles, in that town, vacated by the resignation of the Rev. I'. Watts, and 'o the rectory of Cookraw, in the same county, vacated by •'..' resignation of the Rev. W. Butlin, both in his own prosenta- Con. Ylt.V. D W. Davies, A.M. of Br. itnote College, aril late Vicar of Cranbrook, Kent, nranimously elected by the Gover nors to be hiaret of Queen Elizabeth's Five Grammar School. Rev. J. Nance, A.M. late Fellow of Worces!er Collcge, ate pointed Master of the Grammar School at Ash erd, Kent. The Hoo.and Rev. H. Ryder, M.A. to the deanery of Wells, vid by die death of Dr. G. W. Lakin. • fn. Jan. '7. William Jones, Barto, &spiv, at t, at the p t Inn, Manchester. Jan. 6. Robert Robinson, Stourint± g , gist, at 11; at the George, liewsiley. • Ja n . G. NV lliam Cradley, gunbarrel-maker,George, Bewdle.• 19. Francis Dudley, Stafford, cabiar . -tuak-r, at 12, at the g e. Stafford. JAM 9. !Anita Heritage, Leotni::wer, 10, at tie Royal Oak, Leominster. Jan 13. Charle s p i . 4 Bristol, shoe-maker, at lir, at the Rummer, Bristol. 1i Thomas lutcock, New Mahon, stone-mum' at 4, th e Keys, New Mahon, Jan. 8. Thonias Lumley, Oren! titiai grocer, at 3, at the Queen's Head, Grea t G‘i (;,rim, J en , lid . seph Simpson, Wei Maltnn, butt er -t actur; at 11, at th e Keys, New Mahon. Jan. 11. Thomas I*.trhe, Pldsoist cher, at 4, at the Cross Keys, New Melton Jan. 7,- • Coislett ; *Caerphilly. t•hoyskeeper, at the Croirn, M,rthyr-ITc. vd. Jan.• 7. Jamas Murray, Nottingham, limier, sett, e v il . Punch •Nsttisighsas. Jan. IS. &mud tiro, and Henry Garton, Nottingham, hosier,, at it, a 1 4 dbcitsmisrls Nottinzham. Jan. a. Jon t.h;s William Jkari, Nuttioghaw , hosiers, .it 11, at Cue P5:414 0 tltittltiesatit. 4 r^•, CERTIFICATES—January 5. Bockerell Bridge!, Itrighthelmstoue, carpenter. John S IN ,: ' Ville, I.onjoit:orall, merchant. lames Caldwe 1. Bohn; manufacturer. Hent7 jpilliChappell, lit dutal-gr c en E5.,1. 1. ; lace, man ufact urea.. Thomas MT. West C owe., inertilu, ' Hills, Liverpoc.l, Melthabt. 7 Ain Mitchell, New tileatord, mi n; John Fazakeiley, ILlterineol,' 'taller. Andrew Jolm and l 'may Roper, Cross-streer, merchants. Robert Worl a 4 Lester, ltutlierhithe, 1P511110..4. Daniel Mst acy, Viakeft4 Innkeeper. Kentfel travems: met, I,atiE,r. Wlll4 Parlett, Harvatreet,oliethetary; John Caniptkil,7%mmu,,,,,,, street; 411 t rchatat. T 1 1011341 kiewcorolh'NniCnitukea, ;method'' NV ditam Lane, jut. Bit tningltatn, iron-dealer. Wajam , ALlgateoirsper. 4anilglig, Newcastle; grocer. DOSONTICAKPF AAINERSUIPS. Wade and Mounsey, Cannon-sneer, racichint.. s m i .h Ana Coates, Grovesnor-tites, nen-spaper-agents. Ktarsity awl Co Liy4sisced, uscrabanis. barrows AA Brows, Birssisgham bar; ten. E. and T. Williams, Newgate-strett, tio r o•d taieis . ~ and If. Whittetibury, •Manehtster, cotton-mere . 1 Boats ; and Walker, , Mellplaau), alaapkeepers. Kiuslet and itiv,n, bt. Alban'a, spirit-ntisehants, Lawsn:i aid Draper, Brown's -Lot leather dressers. St;achlin aid, I humps in, Le n , r4cr ,. , equipage trakeLs. Owen and Iligginson, I.tverpooi,vs. 44eu , r. manu.acturerc Kells and Juw sty, Rothe' E. li, and J. Beckett. - • INO .00 Pmeortv.--Satui day J. and W. Politer', aselz Nugent, stood in the pillory, in Guilthiall.yaid, I. suant to their sentence, for conspiring to "efr.tiii4e creditors of the former, under a commissior. of b 4. ruptcy. The spectators, who were very names* contented thembelves with silently gazing, till theiut quarter of an hour, when they became extremity is, ciferous in their hootings and revilings ; but we lie. liege there was no pelting, except isolitary snow.6l, which slightly at at k one ot the culprits. At the clo 4 of the exhibition they we:e ,recenveyed to Newg4; to complete the term of their impris , nment. . Buns G Guts EAS. Saturday, at Queen-squel Office, ill. Samuel: was charged. with having pus chased 20 guineas from Paice, belonging to that .otlice. Samuels bad been for. some time past dal. mg in this trade, %%hen the Officer disguised biased, ind offered the gold in question for sale , all vsliti had pr.iviousiy been molted by the Solids* of the Mint. Samuels, without the least hesitation, gas him 26 fOr the whole, being at the rate of 265. per guinea, sellieg the officer at the same time, that whs. itii s , quantitrhe:ufgulti bring him lie would give is lite sum for each guMga. The bargain bei .ig mt; p eted; Samuels, wap apprehended, and on ,earthia,7 him a large quiniity oT golct• more than th it whis k fie had 'been just putdiasing, -was' tiund (in him, as yeah as a number al banknotes. lie was cionatitted • ,Tackilftelds..kitjor t eli. . - Saturday moron ag ccart, belonging tp,,11 butcher at kiltlfto;_. "itafiainA .in G r a t eehurch.street loskil li meat, 4 4 h71g The anisi" - IVent into Leiaentiat. fisaricet to sOttle with, the salesman, was driota4, d tins offen.ler tosdt his escape. . I Friday iii i 4la •is leathec.ltag, locke.l and sealed, i t closi_nk i several valuable, 'parcels, among which .4 bffoitiing to IC Lefty, grocer, containing cash and • sitite* to -tlie' aVticient i.f £S6S..IOs. was stoles i front the Bristol mail, between Bath and London4 l ;4 111 10 4 , tie'eqieht, a person was attacked toes the tunnel of ths,Wcucester canainear JiirtningLara, I . i by ap inhuman iillaip who, .after cuttiig.h's ea j!With a hill-hook, in+ sescrelf beating:hint, t ..him of his watch, nine shillings in silvesis, 1.144 ice. .and made his escape. ; '.; s hal •-• 4,4 . Mr.T) Su j it i : ,Of New Bow ' d-littwito W 46 41 tilail WA l'Ea A LOiIDON 130JDO1 TO-MORROW. .*Morning £3 atineree after 4 Afternoon. 4... :.... . IS Wastes after S MESSRS. CU ki tE and Co. Surgeons , fate raii Majesty's Sandie, chalking the wnotc world to prove s since ininance where their Ilfedicine and iiiethod of cure cm faded of the deCrei effect. The practice of many years is de vartlettlat branch of their profezion has not given rise to Mis unniCcessnil case. They continue to direct their similes to the treatment and ere of Vene.eal Comptaints, and that derangement of the sy which is the consequence vet the pernicious and wasteful effects di habit long and most unhappily pursued by the j.outhsof both Y in the one it will be found to be the uutaihng source of bag* nes, ; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by 3 dis treating state of debility, w Inch, If not timely rensedsed, snyde*. in impotence. The are its remote anti ultimate egicb,whilt ar. stimptions, loss of muscular pow er,and various 'terms nonplus! usually characterise the earlier stages of this solitary vice. (if P" tons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit,ilisif treatment b simple and Ins never proved unsuccessful. in tbt course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. hi& most .obstinate and complicated casts of venereal iufectiem, nieb Is obstructions In the urethra, spongy, excrescences. 111 ^ 1 patsy callous ulcers, eruptions. sentinel weakness, gieest st also STRICTURES, Whether recent or of long duration, and which hoe haled fb., shall ofather Practitioners ; are by their pmeat imprared Pl" treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pin and alarming helionb a g e often follows the application of the lunar eaustis. la Übe t our " s to years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous casesos Strictures have beets and are daily .under their ore, the total . eradication at winch are effected by a safe, certain, ad eq. AP dcus mode of practice, superior to any ot her yet adopted. relaxed and - lity p r oceeding from this OW weakness,. relaxation, and debility proceeding from trus sie - , plaint, is speedily remuved, and the potion restored to ,sa ns and vigorous health. But where the debility has for lean ego ted, a propeeperseverenet :4 their restorative remedies, ate,/ btrictumbas been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to Oil, the shmibering sparks of life, and to reanintare the constgra ° . Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the fire re. have been under the cans of Mews. Currie andll.o. ler dls . l F moval of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &e. raft, ._,.. 11 " . received 1 radical and permanent cure, rluest dot ilerow may be made to them es sasiefsetoey evisloreoo of th:::;2 4—le periority of Messrs. Curne and Co.'s plan of treatrunes of tam Gentlemen bed ifincettree-treot tel to map and were unsion . the can .of Maser& HOW sod • and other aiiii of equal eminence,. wbo anon bribe apidllpeiglibli Orions comae-v*l6oot Mtul;q ' "rtika 4" ritlt , io•Vgli0V11/01. flew the greateit • de nip; sacra; ait a howl!. Pt thglirWili tin. iiarovrildrnetu , - 't - ". •'' '1 . - i-' ..,." ' Patients in die country ace=WA *IOW We of'their case, age, sad general lt di MOB, ia eminence foe *dike dolt tetedibildisiiidten 64 . . • VW (invent to wig psn of it a& .. .1.0.4 DON i Printi•J tor Iftest. Ks 'r i Picket ; sibi,abed there, and at the Stec - Misr, Tesipleag. - ____ FROM SATV,RDAY'NfOHT'S GAZETTE. ADMItfAI.TY,9IPVICR, DEC. la. • *thrural Sir Jitichaxd Bickerton has transmitted to c n c t itgr, Esq. a letter from Captain abeits, of bis .Maje,sty's sloop Zephyr, giving an itent.tsg.of• his having, on the 10th instant, captured • the itme K lF#n letter of marque schooner Antelope, of 10 1 gnns anol 32 men, bound with a ciwgo from New York to BOurdeaux, CA R LION-HCAUSR, DEC. 18. This day his Excellency Count de.Lkver, Ambassador Extra ordivary and l'hiliputeniiary from his Majesty the Emperor of all the Russia;, had his first ptivate audience qf psis Royal High. nest the ,Plinev Leta, to delivet trtclentials ;to which h %sal introdutekby 'Viscount Castlereagh, Lis Majesty's PrinciT ' Fes rotary of Sonekw ise Affairs. sad ponducted by Rob .. Clsent.v, Esti. • As•lstatit Master of the Ceyeenunies. • C.kil I.TON-HOU 'DEC. 14. • lilt Royal Illebar-s the +'Buse Regent was this day pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to confer the ho nour of Knighthood on Samuel Whirconthe, Esq. Hi. Royal Highness the Evince at gent was also pleased, in she name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to confer the houbur of Knighthood en Christopher qweltd:and,Esi. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. &rare—Stuart Ryrie, Gent. tribe a Deputy-.Assistant-Commis sary-General to the Forces. 38th Regiment of Foot—John Sege, Gent to be Ensign, by per chase, vice Hob-on, promoted. 60th Dittn—Serjeant-Major Andrew Weiburg to be Adjutant ' (with the rank of Ensign), vice Strobsck, who resigns the Ad jutantcy only. • 71st Ditto—Captain Charles Johnston, from the 91st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Murray, who exchanges. 79th Dbto—Ensigni. Chetliam to be Lieutenanr, without pur- Clnia• vice fvl'lntyre, promoted. To be insigns—Allan M'Lran, Gent. without purchase, vice Crautard, +/hose appoiniment has not taken place; Gentle man Cadet George Harrison, from the Royal Military College, vice Cbetbam.. 80th Ditto—William Burke, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, ' vice Walt's, appointed to the 2:Zd Light Dragoons. n4d Ditto -Elisio Henry I lesetisno to be Lieutenant, without purclia‘e, vice Brown, placed upon half-pay; Thomas Buck, Ge.it. to he Ensign, vice Hew& son. 91st Ditto—Captain John hlemy, from the 71st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Johnston, who exchanges. 93th Ditto—Volunteer Allen Stewart to be Second Lieutenant, vice Finnan.il teased. • ,108s1Ditto—Haspitatinate Peter Fraser to be Assistant-Surgeon. 4th Royal Veteran Battalten—Sesjeant Thomas Davis, from the Ist l'cot Guards, to he Quarter-Master, via IVl'Moutrey, de ceased. ts.h Ditto—Ensign William Russell to be Lieutenant, vice Dasid Davies, deceased; Quarter-hlaster=Serjeant William Parker, from the .9el Foot, to be Ensign ' rice Russell.. 11th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Geoige 11. £kipton, from :he 6th West India Regimen:, io be Captain of a Com pany, vice Hayes, placed nu the Retired I;st ; Lieutenaiit Alexander Wright, from the 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hore, placed on the Retired List. he Kiiyg's German Legion. tat Regiment of Dragoons—Troup Quarter-Master Spree bach, vice Tappe, promoted ; Cadet-S.rjeailt Jacob Hoenes, to be Comets. Ist Battalion of Light Infantry—Edgar Gibson to be Ensign. 4th Batialion of are leine—Williern Shea, Gent. to be Lukizn, vice Rumania, promoted. 'The Duke of Etunswiek Gels' Corps. Infantry—Lieutenant E. H. Foerster to he Captain of a.• Com pany, with temporary rank, vice Sternfeld, killed in action. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Auguste; Gruttensan, vice Hartwig, killed in action ; Ensign Augustus Diner, vice Foerster. De Roll's Regiment. To he Lieutenants—Ensign Joseph Gunter. Without purchase, vice F, Gluts, promoted; Ensign Alexander (Angina, without purchase, vice Waalwrk, who resigns. To be ifnsiens without purchase—Xavier Sthinid,, Gent. vice Gurtler; Charles Gingins, Gent. vice Giugins; and ratricio Schmid, Gent. vice D'Ari•eger, deceased. Diilon's Regiment. To be Ensigns, witboat purchase--Lnsign J. B. rvi'Dermott, ' from the Cbasseurs Britanniques, vice Wallace, whose Ap putment has not takeft place; John George Hewitt, Gent. • vice Le Neuf, whose Appointment hat not taken place. Commission in the Royal Cheshire Militia, signed by the Lard Lieuteilant of Cheshire. Ensign Richard Monk to lfLitutenant, vice Sawyer, promosei Dated Dec.:,, 1812, . Co mini isions signed by the Lord Line( rant of the County a Lincoln.—Royal South Liecoin Militia. William Hall, Lsq. to be Captain. Dated Deceniber 11, 181,. Holland and Roston Local Militia. Adjutant Samuel Dudley to be Captain, by ii.cevet. Dated No vember 23, 1812. Comntissinns in the Dorsetehire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Nov. IS, 1812. Charles Oakley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice No:•th, resigned. William Small, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Erutjteton, resigned. Commissians signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. South-east Regiment of Local NlVitia. Charles Hulse, Esq. to he Licutenant-Colotiel-Commandant, vice Walter, Esq deceased. Dated Dec. 'l, i • South Haats Regiment of Old MPhil. Captain Edward Gilbert to be Major, knee Guittou, resigned. Dated December 5, 181.2. Lteute.•tiant Robert Gilbert Livingstone MiDonakl to be Captain, vice Gilbert, promoted. Dated as above. lIPMOR AN DUM. • Roskeli 2541 Foot, Benjamin Benjamin and Asber Benjamin. et Briiv .Itrasti Co. vene-Gardrir, &med. dealers in wine, botel-kve . era, cern - end charism, Dee. IP 49, and Janua. - at lit nera, dealers - _ a _. CI, %., ....... ; 7 30,.. at Gaildhail. Mangey, Mr. A. blues, Bevis Mark., St.tsiary- Axe;l.ondon. Henry Grammar, now or late , f Boswell-court, Queen•square, pi icidlesgxecheesemonger„dtaler tad chaptwan, Iles, 21, Y 9, and January 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. A , torides, Mr. Kirby, Towoester ;or Mesa* itgdidi. and Butterfield, Holborn court, Gray's-in 0.,,.. George Walton, late of Letbtiry; Herefordsbirc, innholder, dealer and . chairman; D66,1140:0, and January so, at eleven, at the i Atwel inn, tit..JuliniuDsalwaAline. Attornius, Mr John 1 I Hartley, Red Linn-square, London ; ur Mr. J. A. W'i.sea, set; litnahonse, near Aka, Herafordshitin William Pain, now, yr, late of Plynnaath, carpenter and Wilier, l l dealer and chapman, -January I 1; is, and 30, at twelve, at the • Conimaircial lad, Allymatttlt. • Atrolakes, Mr. Darke, Igo. 10, Pritice's-street,,diedLeird row, London; or Mr. liexon,4l7. Mentili-Doek. mg* * . ftufresr, of Shaul, Salop, threshing ntachitie maker,' cicala mid ctsop n an, Janiury 4, at five. January 5, and 10, at tsirelieMilk I, rtnegham Arms Inn, Shiffnal. Attorntes, Mr. W, O l. Prlffe.Liiicoln's Inn New-square, London; or Mr. Ro ' lien Fisher,Slallnal. William Ayton, of New laniard, Shoreditch, victualler, agri culture niacisioe-nsaker, dealer. and charlatan, December 22, January 9, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. A., ltaao, Bevis Marks, St. Mary Axe. Benjamin Austin, of the Minories, London, furnishing iromr.on ger, dealt r and chapman, Dec. 22, January 9, and :to, at eleven • at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nettlefold, Dep. 19, Somerset street, A ldgate. Isaac Mekerow, of Gosport, Hants, slopseller, 4. aler and chap man, Dec. t,2 29, and January su, at eleven, at GuildhalLr. Attorney, r. Monnoy, Wood-street, Cheapside, London. William Wilmott, of Goodge-street, Tolenisam•court-Roost,. Middlesex, stat oner, dealer and chapman, Des. ea, at twelve, January 2, at eleven, and January 30, at one, at Guildhall.- / trornies, Me s srs. Kearsey and :..purr, No. Ilti, Bishopsgato• street-within. Joshua Bell, late of Liverpool, auctioneer, commission-briber, dealer and chapman, January i.l 15, and 30, at eleven, at the' Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Ai tat nsys, Mr. Thomas Willie, John-strert, liedfordirow, London ; or Messrs. Griffith and Hindr, Liverpool. Thomas Strafford, of Holborn-hill, London, haberdasher, dealer and chapinan, Dec. 29, January 5, at twelve, and so, at once,i at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Kearsey aLti Spurr, Nin,ll6, Bi,horsgate-street within. Thud as Walthew the younger, of Liver, 001, draper, dealer and c,.apman, January 11, 12, and 30, at one, at the GloheTavern, Liverpool. Aiturnies, Mr. Priv, Liverpool; or Messrs. Meek stock .and Dunce, Paper•Wiildings Itiiple, London. Henry Nunn and John Barber, of Vork-sireet, Covent-Carden, haberdashers, lace men, dealers, chapmen, and copartners, Dec. t.:2, 29, and January SO, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and stokes, Basinghall-street. Henry Philips. of Cullege.street, Portsea, Hints ' slopselier, navy-agent, dealer and diarmats, Dec. 2 6, t 9, and January 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. E. Ina_., Bury-street, St. Mary-Axe. Henry Laudon and James Childs, of Billher-lane, London, wine and spirl-merchants, December 9'2,'99; and January 30; at twelve, at GuldiAll. eittorows, Messrs. Rubinson and Hammond, 19, Austin-Friata, London.' Peter Gcdefroy and Ge. rge Mon isStezrenk of OW Nichol-wen. Bethnal-Greet), Middlesex, sllkklyen; Dee. en, at twelve, Jan. 2, et one, and January .10, at trader, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Doughty, Elni:euar Tenirle. Henry Kuizbt, of Sterling, Sussex, eloper, dealer and chapman, DecPLB, 29, and Jan 30, at eleven, at the Steyee lOtt 1, Wor thing. Atm:dins, Mr.Jolai Wiatti, Worthing; or Mr. Wm.. Nettlefuld, Norfolk-street,Stiand. James Gibbdrn, of Bkmlnglang"Saffolt, Inniv2eper, farrier, dealer and chanitatty Jon. 7:Bansiell, at CIIIVCA, at the Bea Inn, Saaniundnam. Attornie s, Mr. klkins, Newman -street, Oxford-street, London; or MICHAS Sunthw,.ll, S.nuakund ham , Suffolk. John Butler and George Beietsialt Illehl. ik Kirk Mail- Forge, Leeds, and Thomas Butler, of the Calder.iron and Coal-works, algae Dewsbury,York shire, irouniongers,.dealers - and chap men, Jan, 1,2, and 30, at eleven,we-the tiesr-Court-house, Wakefield. A ttornies, Messrs. Bleesdale, Alexander aadj - lulrary NI, Ind, London ; or Mr. Birks, of itetningfield, tit at'llarnildt. Thomas limier and Walter hdward Hodgp coo, °Jibe Clikler 6iiii and coal-works, near Dewsbury, Yorkshire, Iran dealers and chapmen, January 1, at tor; larnniy, to,'" at eleven, at the Now Conretietiebs lit alskield. ASE Messrs. Bleasdale, AL-sander and Hottne,New Inn, Londfin or Mr. Birks, ..f liemingfield. ' . • • • Mary Evars and 'Walter k.vasts, of Portsea, Hants, grocers and copartners, January G, at one, January 1, at tativen, and Jan. 30, at elle, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport. Ant - qui...6 Messrs. B . :easdale, /11 , :xander, and Holnie, New len, London; at ni t , Cruisk , hank, Gosport. George NVII•re, of Worth:rg, Soriet, brazier, December re, 29, acd Janu iry no, at two, at the Storm Hotel, Wonhiage-t- A ttornic.„ Mr. Julin Watts, Worthing: or Mr. Wail. Nettle fold, 20, Iktnrfolk. street, Stranl. William Cook, of Wurthing,,Swst 2, brewer, dealer imel chas:- mati, Dee. 2429, and January 30, at nue,. at the Stryitc lintel, Worthing. Attornie, Mr. John Waits, Wortidus; tit. Mr. Wm. Non lefold, 1 0, N ' ortolk.street, Strand. Richard Good, of Vslorthing, Sussex, baker, Dec. 215,29, and hp. 30, at twelve, at the Mayne Hotel, Worthing. Anomie* is%.. I oho Watts, Worthing ; or Mr. Wm. Nottlefold, eu, Ko;f4l- street, ti: rand, London. . .., William Baker of Bridgewater, Comersttshire, salelman, Dec. 2i, 1 en.... , „ and 30, at ut:•, at the Bush "I avern, Bristol. Attor ney, Mr. Wm. James, Br Eol. Henry Nadia, of Lime -street, I.ondon, merchant, Dec. 1.2, Jan.• Y, and 3,4 at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hannoton; Great ST. Helen's, Bishopsgate street. George Sedgwkk, of the Kates Arras public heu.e, Sun Tavern Behr, Mokilesso, seictnakier,Dec, 22, January 12, and 31%, at 'llinklball, At' ---- M. Whiff Great jar.