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* 71& • •1 • , CMS s 4 a; 40 . , e - • a l. ' de 4.0 4. • 40. • ( I J S . C • f ir , 1 N ... 11 / 4. %„,1 4 00.10c,) .• 4 "- • • ~%` ~~ NriantErB2l2. • • . • ;1111111R..4477101 1 ,F1C1, Jane 5, IdIS. N oTrez if .kereby given, Mat a Seitiott of Oyer and Termini, neat Grl Delivery, for the 7i ial of O, fences committed on the High Seat, MrioAl o otie jorischction ofthe elimisalty of Englam!, bill helj at Justice Hall, in the Ola Bailey, LIMAN, on already, the SJI of Jali next, at tight o'cli;cl in Me moredier. JOHN-BARROW, OFFICCOF ORDNANCE. Joie 14, 111 S. THE PRINCIPAL ab'FILERS - of 'HIS 111 T ESTI"; ORDNANCE; do herek y ii;JeNetict. That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the sth day of July, from such Persons as may be willing to Undertake the Supply of NAILS and SPACES for Ser-ice of this Department, for a period of three years, deter minable at the expiration of one year, upon a notice of three months, at the option of either party. ' Patterns of the Articles may be viewed ttpon application *the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and further Parti culars, •ogcthcr with the l'ernts .tud cond lions of the Contract, allay he known, at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, tiny day bet wren the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proiseals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed" Proposals let Nails and Spikes;" but no Proplsal can be admitted aft r the sth Jay of July, at twelve o',:lock at noon of the same flay, tel her will any Temler b..tio7icel unless the party making it or art agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order r f the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE 01. ORDNANCE, June 18, 1813. T HE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA- JESTn OR DN.f.VC IC cis 4freby elm Notice, That Prorrtals will he received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the 9th July next, from such person.: who may be willlne to undertake the Performance of the Carpenters and Joiners' Works, for service of the Ordnance in the follow ing Divisions, viz. PORTSMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, & MEDWAY, Upon a Contract for Five Years, determinable alter the expira tion of two years upon six months notice being given by either Party: The Contract to commence as soon as possible after the 'lowest Offers can be ascertained. Perste a who are disposed to make Tenders are to understand, that notwith,iainling Prov , sion As made in the Schedule :o be delivered for a rate of pky for Car porters employed by the day, and also for such Mater als as may 'be soppcsed"tu be required oit the same principle, yet it is intend ed this mode should apply chiefly to such services as may in some degree be connected with the performance of Works by ad tue4surement, or in the event of any emergency which may jus tif: etirploying the Contractor on this footin. It i. funhtx to b understood, Or the Contract is intended to apply only to new Work, or such other very general Repairs as the 'Board or the Command rag Royal Engiucer may deem expedient to be performed by the . Contractor._ Proposal. tor the pgigtmonrft of the work in the Portsmouth Pivismon will be rtceivil; either for the whole of the Carpenters mid 19incre Wink which may be reqvired in the Division. or separatelr for the Works on the Ports Mouth andpoirrt Sides. - Printed beheclu'es of the Contract will be deliv:red to such Persons who may app'y for them, at the Office of the Secretary to the Bo trd, in Palf-malt, between the hours of ten and four o'clock; and also at the Offices of the Commanding Royal Engi neer at Portsmouth; Plymouth, and Chatham. • Payount to he made within -three month, nett after the Quarter in wh ch the Certificate of the Performance of the Work, pr the delivery of the Articles, shall be !aged in the Office of ,-tee p.n.-General, at the Tower; or in d-faolt thereof, an tnt re,t steer the natal* 2.5 per Cc rt. per An..um win be allowed. The titipposall are to be delivered at thelOffice of the !Were tar. tultie Beard, in Pall-mail, scaledvp, and entioiaed; " Pro -1,1,213 for the Perform:n:4: sit tie Carpenters and Joiners Work, e tiler in the Yo.-tsmtuilli, i'lyinouth, or Medvitay Divisions, e.hi..bever DAND:Ifi t:.e Parti.ss may tenderdOr ;" and it is to be underst.t:t.d, that no will be admitted after the said 9th July neit,at o'Clock at noon of the same day. Ely Order of the board, 2. X. CREW, S.:cretarp. - -•-- - • - - --- • A CLASSICAL ASSISTANT will be wanted I 1 immediately after the Midst rimer Vacation, hi a respec. ta'de Granular School. It will he required that he should be a -Graduate of one of the Universities. The Salary will be liberal. If he should be in O: den, he alight ha accommodated w ith an easy Curacy. Apply to Mr. 1. Valpy, TLoki's-toisrt, Chancery-lane. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the l'AR*l NERSHIP which latch* subsisted between us, !AMIN SHAW and EVAN EDWARDS, of St: Paul's Church-yard, London, Me.lieine Venders, was dissolved by inn twit consent on the Ist day of June instant ; and that all debts iut to and from the sal,: Copartner.hip, will he received and paid by Mr. E. townitos, who is duly'authorised for that pur pose. Vit. Sn tw, (the n-tiring Partmr) takes this opportunity of returnitik b. st thanks to his friends, for their favours bi- Conti co .ferrecl, and solicits a continuance of their patronage 7,4 uippori to Mr. V WARDS,hy whom the business via be car. fad on in I uture. Witness our hands al. tsth day. of Juue, 1813. BENJ. SHAW. • • EVAN EDWARDS. NRU MEDICAL AND PHYSICAL JOURNAL. Cowie:led by W..4IEARMAN, M.D. I.lcenciate of the Rota Colt.ge of Physicians. On Thursday. July ist; will be published, price 2s. Gd. MO. 33. being the comn:encement ..t the Sixth i .L 1 Val..nie (Attie above Work, containing Dr. Fleming's Re. ;AV of the Dist MeA ot the Eye, ..s they occurred at the Polycli tic Itri etion of Perini, with Ca... 6, nmmary of a Report made • . by a Special Conurissinn.ot the Societe de Mad;cine of Paris, on a tontago•us Disease resembling Syphilis: M. le Gallois Expert omits and Observations on the Principle of Life: Dr. Marecbal's t late of a Scirrhous Tumour within the Cratf um ; Mr. Birch's Address on the subject of Small Pox inocula•ion ; Chemical Ana . h 4, ot the Squill Review of Cowizart on ti n Disea , ..es ant oira, - We lesions of the heart and great Vessel., and (3f M. Stevenson's Tract:cal Treatise on Cataract : Metlicaland Pfulosoplical Intel , Egenct, Etc. Ece. London : Sold by Highlcy and Son, Fleet-street, (where was h mutocailons are requested to be watt) Bryce and Co. Edinintrgb, t. L.: Gilbert and Hodges, Dublin. r. .....r.i.-- 1 ROM LAS r CAZETTI".. CROWN-OITICE, JUNE VP.. RTUZIERS ILTVRNED 13 StRVE IN TIUS Piti.6 LNT r.tar.rs.stexr. Ll-nugh of Tralee--James Evan ll:silky, of the 'Albany Chant. bcrs, Westminver, In the room of Henry Arthur Herbert, Esq. who has vet pted thy Chiltern Hunareds. Iroegh of Weobly..James Lenox William Nortsr, Esq. in the twin of Lord V 4:count St. 41saV.-, deceased. ADMII , .AL.TY-OFFICE, JUNE CO. •• rvitlet of a Letter from Caytain Sir Geoacia R. CotAtta, of I. Majesty's ship Surveillance, ad:re-Fed to Admiral Lord crrn, and transuiittcd by his Lori:Ally to Jou): V(ltstar Crtotta, Esq. Survuplante. At Sta, June 1,1313. I have the pleasure to report the capture of the American schooner a ders in Council, a letter of ktrque, carryins two e iglheen and four nine-putut titis, after a smart Chace of five hours, by his Ma. ;:sty's ship under my command. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, JUNE 29. Regiment of Dragon Guards—Lieutenant Gtor;;e 1 borpe, hem the 234 Light Drzgoois, to be lieutenant, vice Stallard, , i!'teaged. Commission dated Jove es; 1819. .. ,11 "..fito—uoutroant Edo and Quinton', from the 2Sd Light 1.'4 zpons, to be I, eutenant, without puret.me. . 121 no...Captein Watiam quoins', from At 834 AP Pr WE)SI44bAY. JUNE 3 - (V 1813: goons, to'be Captain of aTroog, without putehlisee+fie promoted. • 3d Regiment of Dragoono—Captain H. Barrington : tp be /1140 r, by purchase, vice Newport, promoted in the 9th I t i g itt 11/4iaei goons; Lietttenant Braeee to be Captain of a Teo*. hi purchase, etc- Barrington ; )(fides Kingsley, Clem. to be Cor net, without purchase, vice Arnold, whose appointment has not taken place. 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Major George Law rence to be Maier, without purchase vice Muter, promoted in the 6th Regiment of Dragoons; Captain F. Goulhurn, from the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, without ! purchase, vice Lawrence ; George H..ssey Packe, Gent. to be; Cornet, by purchase, vice Webster, appointed to the Ist Dra goon Guards. 17th Ditto—Cornet Benjamin Astley to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Laltiff, who retires. 18th Ditto—Lieutenant Hon. L. C. Dawson, from the 23d Light , Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice illiquiere who exchanges. 20th Ditto—Cornet P. C. Edwards to b e L ieutenant, without purchase, vice Jones, who resigns. 23d Ditto—Lieutenant . Hon. Geeree Blamtiere, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Dawson, who ex- I changes.—All ated as above. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—To he Ensigns—Ensign James Butler, from the 2d Foot, without purchase, vice Cameron, promoted, dated June 23; Thomas Robert Swinburne, Gent % by purchase, vice Pole, promos al, dated June 24, 1813. 2d Regiment of Foot— Robinson, Gent. to he Entien, without purchase, vice Butler, appointed to the Ist laot 4 Guards. Dated June 24,1811. 3d Ditto—Ensign W. Farquharson to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Mathews, who retires. 'ante date. eel Ditto—Ensign C. E. Bolton to be Lieteenant, without put cha;e, vice L'Estrange, who resigns, sante date; Gentleman Cadet George Proctor, from the P ()yet :library College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vies Freeborn, retigniedeed June 23, 1813; and William Orpe, Gent. to lie Ensign, with out purchase, vice Bolton. Dated June '24, 181'i. 3th Ditto—Lieutenant Samuel Hooker to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Nl'Dontll, promoted in the Glen gary Fencibles ; Ensign Richard Powell to he newt:neat, without purchase, vice Clieh Powell, who resign.; Gentle man Cadet Charles Millar, from the Royal Military College,l to he Ensign, trice Powell. &tine date. I Silt Ditto—Lieutenant John Fisher to he Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Bozon, promoted Etieign M'Pher son to he Lieutt -am, vice Fisher; and Ensign Edward Re mote from tile 4th Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Mlilliet son. Same date. 18th Ditto—Wiliians Farnterie, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Allix, promoted in the 34th Foot. Same date. 2 - 4th Ditto—lieutenant John.). Grindley to be Captain of a Corn- I pany, without purchase, vice %%rine, promoted. Same date. 27th Ehtto—Ensign William Harlow Phibbs to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Hastings placed upon half pay, dated June 24, 1813; Volunteer Thomas Smith to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Michael Radcliffe, whose appointment has not taken place, same date ; and Ensign C. Le Camus de Pon:. carre, front Dllon'e Regiment, to be ditto, vice Phibbs, elated i June 25,1813. 33d Ditto—Charles Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gore promoted. Dated June 24, 1813. 38th Diuoe-Lieutenant John Wiltshire to be Captain of a Corn pony, without purchase, vice Vigoreux, promoted in the 30th Foot. Same date. 47th Dittoe-Lieutenant George F. Sallee to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Haynes, promoted; Ensign Robert Mountain to be Lieutenan ,t vice Sadlier; and Thothas Bennett, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mountain. Sane; date.' 49th Ditto—George Machete, Gent. to be Ensign, witho tl chase, vice Walker, abuse appointment Las not taken . Sante date. 52d Ditto—Ensign John Rogers Griffiths, from the Ist Devon Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. Sante date. 53i1 Ditto—Ensign Chat les Williams, front the South Hampshire Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. Same date. 57th Ditto—Lieutenant V. Y. Donaldson to be Captalo of a Com pany, without purchase, vice M‘Gibbon, promoted, dated June 24, 1813. To be Lieutenants, without puechase. Ensign Peter Reid, vice Watson, placed upon half-pay, dated June 23.1813 Ensign George Looney, vice Donaldson, dated June 24, 1813. To be Ensigns, without purchase, James Ferguson, Gent. vice Reid, dat. ' 23,1813; Vere Webb, Gent. vice* Lowcay, dated June %4, 1813. 71st Ditto—Ensign the Hon. rharles Napier to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ness, promoted; Gentleman Cadet Wilson, front the Royal Military College, to be En-! Bien ' vice Napier. 1/ai t el June 24, 1813. 72d Ditto— eerjrant.M.ijar John Whitaker, from the 76th Font, to be Adjutant, with the rank of liestie vice Islswick.pronto ted in the 7'sih Foot, dated June 24, 1813. 78th Ditto—Ensign William Smith to he Adjutant, vice Fraser, (who resigns the Adjutancy only); Gentleman Cadet Robert Stirling, front the Royal Military College, to be lin,ign, with out purchase. Dated June 24, 1813. 79th Ditto—Major Nathaniel Cameron to be Lieutenant-Coro nel, vice Harvey, deceased; Brevet Major Evan Macpherson, from the 921 Foot, to be Major, vice Cameron. • Dated June 24, 1813. 82d Ditto—Lieutenant William Sterne to be Captain of a Com , pang, without purchase, vice Fitzgerald, promoted. Dated June 21,1813. 85th Ditto—Charles Nagler, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hickscn, promoted. Dated June 24, 1813. 97th Ditto—Lieutenant Francis de Guilhermy to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Zehender, appointed to the 12th Royal Veteran Battalion. Dated June 24, 1813. 100,h Ditto—Lieutenant Vert Fawcett to be Captain of a Com ' patty, vice Johnson, deceased; Ensign Edward Hobson to be , Lieutenant, vice Fawcett ; Charles Campbell, Gent. to be En sign, vice Hobson. Dated June 24, 1813. 4th Garrison Battalion—George Knox, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Remon, appointed to the 15th Foot. pated Juue 24, 1815. sth Ditto—Witham Beaks, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Marston, appointed to the 12th Royal V e t e r a n Battalion. Dated June 24, 1313. 6th Royal Veteran Battalion—To be Ensigns, Serjeant-Major 1 Peter Bremner, vice Sutherland, deceased, dated June 23, 1813. Quarter-Master-Serjeant A. h•PComb, from the Ayrshire Mt litia, vice M‘Pherson, appointed to the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, dated June 24, 1813. 9th Ditto- Ensign John M'Pherson, from the 6th Royal Vete ran Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Macdougall, placed on the Retired List. Dated June 24, 1813. 12th Ditto—Captain Albert Zehender, from thi 97th Foot, to he Captain of a Bompany, vice Grace, deceased; Ensign John Marston, from the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice • Light, placed on the Retired lase. Dated June 24, 1813. Royal Newfoundland Fencibles—Ensign Alexander Macbean, from the Stormont Alilitia of Upper Canada, to be Ensign, vice Kerr, deceased. Dated June 24, 1813. Canadian Fencibles—Alexander Wilkinson, Gent. to ba Ensign, vice Duchcsnay, who resigns. Dated March Z 3 1813. Glengarry Light Infantry Fencibles—Captain Rob ert M•Doustil, from the Bth Foot, to be Major, dated Jane 24, and Simon Fraser, Gent. to be Lieutenant , with temporary rank. Dated March 25, 'lBl3. Bit !vele-4'olm Majors in the Army—Colonel Arthur Aylmer, on half pay oath Font, amid Colonel John Hall, on half-pay 20th T i root. Dated June 4,01813. ' Hosea Tee STA/T.—To be Hospital-Assistants far General Ser vice--Andrew Huggan, Andrew Fergusson, William C. Mar chante, William Forsyth, William Stoddart, Peter Fisdayson, and Jo hn Grierson, Gents. Dated June 21, 1813. King's German Legion. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Adolphus Beck, Gent. to he Cornet, vice Adams, appointed to the :;t1 Dragoons. June 20, 1819. Ist Regiment of light Draguens—Lieutenant Ernest Cordemann to be Captain of a Troop, vice G. krauchenberg, promoted in the sd Light Dragoons, and Cornet Frederick Holaermann to be Lieutenant, vice Cordeinaon. '24-Dict i er3iicoet Liturcaaat•Ctilonel A uguatua Baron . Ijogingeti from the sd Light Dracaena, "to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Rodewald, placeti upon half pay. Sd Di•to—Brevet Major George Itrauchenbcrg, from the -Ist Licht Dragoons, to be Major, vice Litisingen, promoted in the td Light Dragoons. 'lst Battalion of Light Infantry—John Frederick Kuntze, Cent. sbe Ensign, vice Meyer, whose appcintment has not taken place. All dated as above. • Dillon's Regiment-6erjeant-Major Dennis, from the into Foot, to be Ensign, vioe Cantos de Ponte.arr, appointed to.the 27th Foot. Dated June 25, 1813. MEMORANDUM Lieutenant Bretton, of the 98th Iroot, who was superseded, as stated ii the Gazette of the S2d instant. is reinstated in his rank. The date of Ensign Armstrong's commission in rite Royal York Rangers, and of Paymaster Lawton's commission in the Bourbon Regiment, is the lOth June, Itti 3. - - The slate of Lieutenant Blayney's commission in the 96: h Foot, is the 16th of Juae, 1813, and not the 17th June, 1613, as stated in the Gazette of the 221 instant. ERRATA in the Gazettes o( the 191 b and 22d instant. 7Gth Fax—For J >seph Burton, Gent. to be Ensign, &c. read Judge Burton, Gent. to he Ensign, liith Foot—Fur Ensign W. R. I.ittle to be Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice O'Connor, wbo retires, read Ensign W. It. Little, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, &c. ORDNANCE-OFFICE, JUNE 28. Royal Repiment of Anillery—Second lAetvenant Robert D. t; , orey to be First Lieutenant, vice Coplestone, deceased, dated March is, and Second Lieutenant James Love to be ditto, vies King, deceased, dated March 19, ISIS. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Au/vat 14. William Rolirrtv the younger, late of Farley, pari.h of Calverley, Ytaks:kire, hut late a prisoner in York Castle, nterchaet, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. BANKRUPTS. Moorbouse Hill, of Calusburgh, Lincolnshire, corn-factor, dealer and chairman, to surrender July 23, 24, and August 10, at ten, at the Trent l'ort Inn, Sandby, Nottinghamshire. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Fisher, Gain,burgli and Epworth ; or Messrs. Wood and Clarke, Castie-court, Budge-row, London. J6seph Firicklmod, of Brantley, parish of Leeds, Yorkshire, do r, dealer and charmatt, July 23, at six, July 24, and August 10, at twelve, at the Talbot Inn, Bradford. Attornies, Mr. Evans,'Hatton-Carden, London; or Mr Crossley, Bradford. Samuel Lingard, of Barton-upon-Irwtll, mar, Manchester, cot ton-manutacturer, dealer and cliapman, July 12, 13, and Aug. 10, at tea, at the Coach and Hones, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. C:isuett, Manchester, or Mr. Huxley, Teinple, London. Daniel Crofts, late of No. 22, hlarchmont-street, boot and shoe-maker, dealer and chaptnao, July 3, 17, and August 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James, Buck lersbury, London. Samuel Hankinson, of Hanclforth, parish of Cheadle, Cheshire, dealer and chapattan, July 12, 15, and August 10, at twelve, at the White I.ion litn, Stockport. Attornies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southompton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or fr. Walker, at Stockport, Cheshi:e. Samuel Crane and Henry Samuel Crane, of Stratford, Essex, Plerchants and copartners, July 3,17, lord August 10, at twelve C! Guildhall , London. Attornies, Messrs. Evitt and Rixon, I laydon-square, Minoties. John Hickinbottom, of Jermyn-street. St. James's, Middlesex, hotel-keeper, July !', at two, July 10, and August 10, at one, a' CniWhall. Attorney, Mr. Harvey, Cursitor-street, Chan ce:y-lane, London. John Williams the younger, of Radlel, Middlesex, bricklayer, dealer and char:l22o, July n, 13, art Augu a 10, at twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Hoile, Copthall-aou.t, Thro‘o.or- I ton-Street, Lawton. Richard Ford, some time since of the parish of . Iskwortb, and late of Somer'sstown, parish of St. Pancras, Middlerexouck ing-manufacturer, dealer and Chapman, July 6,17, and August 10, at ten, at GuildhalL Attornies , Mesirs. Shepherd, Aciiing• . - - ton, and Orego', Brdford.row. - John Cary, of Itaquet•court Fleet-street, London, merchant, July 3, at twelve, Jul f 17, and August 10, at one, at CaJdball. , - - - - Attornies, Messrs. Crowder, Lavie, and Garth, Frederick's place, Old Je..ery. James Collins and William Collins, of Oxford, linen-drapers and copartners, July 3, 13, and August 10, at ten, at Guildhall— Attorney, Mr. C. Draper, No. 7, London. John 'l'ripp and John Dyer, sate of Bristol, wine-merchants, dealers, rhapnicc. and partners, July 1, Is, and August 10, at eleven, at thie Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Richard Woodhouse, No. 11, Harcourt P,uildings, London ; or Messrs. Bidslulph and Hare, Bristol. John Hoyle and Thomas Hoyle, of Padihant, Lancashire, calico manufacturers, dealers, charnel], and copartners, July 19, and August 10, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Mauchest, r. Attor- . nies, Messrs. Sharpe, Eccles, and Currie, in hianclester; ur Moors. Milne and Parry , Temple, Lond on. DIVIDEYDS. Aug. 24. L Parry, Duality-court, Chancery-line, scrivener. July 17. D. freeman, W. Sykes, and J. Freeman , Church-streer, Bennondsey, leather-factors. July 17. 'l'. Porter, 1 1 1 Am-court, merchant. July 17. T. linreman, Bunhill-row, calico-glazier. July 10. Xl'.l'. Phillipps, Creat Jame. street, Bedford-row, coal. merchant. July 27. R. Nlxon, Manchester, warehouseman. July 29. J. Hodson and C. Quaint!, Radcliff, Lancashire, calico. printers.. July 17. E. and F. Duke. Litham, linen-drapers. July 17. R. I.ce and D. Payne, Cheapside, shawl-prhitt•rs. July 17. J. Ahraliall. Noble -street, merchant. July ri. C. Topits, juo. Otteen-street, Bloomsbury, warehouseman. Jult 19. J. Lloyd, .Chester, chair-maker. July 17. J. Makcbam , }Ter Thames street, cheesemonger. July 17. M. Nerd, Featherstime-street, watch-case maker. July ID. T.,Forsyth, Bursiem, Staffordshire, draper. July 26. I. sexton, T.F. Seaton, and R. Seaton, Ponte fract, bankers. July 23. P. Champion, Darnall, Yorkshire, victualler. July 20. D. W. and J. Munn, Holt-mill, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers. July 22. T. Antesbrook, Rollestune, Nottinghamshire, miller. July 22. W. J. Coe, Coddington, Not tinghamshire, (Lahr. Aug. 7. 1. Townsend, Crane-court, Fleet street, upholsterer. Aug. 10. W. Twemlow, Manchester, draper. July 27. E. Farrar, Halifax, Yorkshire, grocer. July 6.1. Seago, Duke-street, St. James's, tailor. July 20. G. Sharp, ten. W. Sharp, and G. Sharp, jun.Threadneedlo-street, merchants. July M. S. Atkins, Bridgwater:square, Barbican, watch-case maker. July 24. W. Coomb, Scot's-yard, Cannon-street, merchant. Aug. 17. H. Ross, Kingston-upon -Hull, merchant. July 24. T. Lownes, Gutter-lane, warehouseman. July 21. H. Rugeley, St. Ives, Fitantingdonsh•re, draper. July 23. J. Dunthorne, Lid- Late, Suffolk, survon. July 27. J. Brooke, Aston, Warwick shire, dealer. CERTIFICATES, 3VLY 17. S. Stanfield, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, tailor. T. Hull, Upper Boddington, Northamptonshire, victualler. E. Soutten, Oxford-strrei, jeweller. T. Edltn, Watford, Hertfordshire, bra eke. J. Bryon, Park-street, H -square, dealer. J. Smith, Neu/gate-street, tailor. J. Butler, G. Beecroft, sm.and T. Butler, Calder Iron and Coal Works,Devsbury, iron-masters. J.Hewitt, &. Johri-street, linen-draper. J. B. Tolkien, St. Paul's Church yard, china-seller. S. Paull, I.aleham, Middlesex, baker. J. Bow% fladscq, carpenter. G. Blakeley, Wood-street, ware houseman, J. Hnk, Southall, Middlesex, innkeeper. J. Jones, J3t arbinder-lane, laill-aserchant s lULT ea. C. Berry, Sweeting's-alley, stationer. I. Clarke, Duke -street, Southwark, hat-manufacturer. 3. Harwood, Warwick, grocer. W. aolioson, Little Barnhurst, Staffordshire, butcher. 1. Green, I'arkhouse, Cumberland, drover. G. Mackereth, Crown-street, Finsbury-square, haberdasher. E. Cole, Colchester, grocer. J. Clarke, Tottenham-court-road, Staffordshire-warehouseman. I. Collins, Lewisham-road, schoolmaster. A. Littlewood, Hadley. wood Nook, Yorkshire, clothier. 1. Matthews, Cheltenham, fancy-dress-maker. F. Price, Birmingham, shollkeeper. S. 13roddlield and E. Gurney, Sbaffield, sin tat-manufacturers. 3. C. Phillips, bankhouse, Yorkshi;•e, cotton-spinners. 1. Cockalsie, Tottenham-court New-road, plister-mainitacturer. R. and J. Grundy, Grave s end, ship-joint:eh E. herb. Bury-arec t St. Matt'-axe, mercLant. Puzc stkmlivoit-RA.Lr snire P4P ,k. NOTP 'TRAN'-Nllll rT) 11? TUE iWI'DISti Ctt i AIRE.; AT COPENIIAGEN, ON TUC " The reply which his Excellency the " State, M. de Rosencrantz, has addressed, of the 10th of April, to his Excellency Cou, gerstrom, and the verbal explanations gi , Undersigned, equ .11y cinerary to the digit King and to the object of the negotiations tween the Courts of Sweden and DearnaL no longer any doubt to his Majesty that 4)1 of Copenhagen refuses to acquiesce in the from which the Mug is determined not to a result of solemn and the least equivocal tre; tracted with Great Britain and Russia, an, cater into any negotiation rending to execte the satisfaction of Denmark, the -stipuliti said treaties, his Majesty has ordered the Ui to declare to his Excellency M. de Roseni order that it may be laid before his august ' That, all hope of terminating the existing between the two Courts appearing to be the Charge d'Affaires of Denmark, at Stocl been requested to quit that capital quence of. ills request, the residence of I signed here becoming absolutely useless, present circumstances, I.e has received or, mand, by the present Note, passports penliagen forthwith ;—llixt, if the Danish still to return to more pacific sentiment. wii .to Sweden and England, the Kintr will rec, pleasure every overture which his I...celir Rosenctautz shall address directly to his . Count d'Engerstrem, and which shall be rec• with the stipulations of the Treaties betweet. and her Allies. (Signed) "c. stoschuLL. FRE.VCH PAPERS. DRESDEN, JUNE IR. On the 12th the Emperor rr , iewed 15,000 infantry, and artillery which had just arrit "ranee to j.)in the different corps. of whir destined to form a part. We admire the fine appearance of these troops, who upon Emperor, made the air resound with the acclamations. His Majesty made several and distributed some decorations, after troops immediately set out for their destin, following day his Majesty reviewed sever:, 11:s guards ; the fusdeers of the King of W' Guards, and somc other corps. On the 13th the diplomatic corps met dinner is the Duke cf Bassano's house Bubna, de Kass, and Count de Narbonne, lat from Vienna, were there. According to an order from the Gene* :ion, Count Durosnel, commanding in chief troops in Saxony, all military men belongi French and allied army who have not ' een Dresden, are to keep away from it. The Emperor enjoys the best health, day reviews some corps of troops. We hoi to possess the actors from the French Th arc on their route here, to perform di/Strew Marcolini's Palace. The skeletous of the Italian Guard to-cl for Italy. The Austrian C;cncral Bubna inhabits f of Austria's Pal::r.•. The Prince of Schwarrzenherg's he: bark - ., it is said, been ttairsierred to Brandt Circle of Koeuipgratz. Pr i , lccs Jahlonnwski and Lubonienki, on of lune, arrived from Breslau at Pragtv Wolkonski, and Several Russian Count llih ; Prince Gallittin, Aide-de-Camp t peror Alexander, on the 12th t Prince Pt on the 13th, from Brmdels. Prince Bchw with one of his Aide.de-Carnps, on the Prague for Gitschin. FRANKrORT, JUNE RI. The kith light infantry, and 39th, 40th, of the line, have arrived here. These form part of the army of rhner►ation of composed of six divtsions, under the comma Duke of Castiglione. The General of Division Pdmette, who mind 110 pieces of artil:ery belonging to and General I).tde, Commandant of the have arrived here. By the Ist of July, these who come in a great measure from Spain will their positions. AUGSBURG, JUNE 10. All the troops for some time stationed in have been put in motion. There are mai and Neapolitan cavalry. The Italian park artillery, which has been stationed here months, is going to set out for Bayl - entli ; are to be employed in transporting this arti BouREEAux, JUNE Q. The Goletta, Captain Sta Cord, from Phi in twenty-one days, a:Les, that tlie Amer!c, under General Harrison, had seized upon nada : 1500 Indian troops and 500 English the line, attacked in a small fort, perished an explosion. All the English ships of war rn the lak, Canadian frontiers had been destroyed, wiz ception of one alone, which was briskly pi Captain Chauncy. The frigates United States, President, press, and several corvettes, had saited United States en a cruize ; the war has be, pular ; Congress had assembled, and ha, nothing. important. The Chesapevice was still strictly blockaded, folk was not burnt, but several villages, and town of Chester at the top of the b 47, where lish were at anchor. . . • unmet rrslaist. '4llGllfh• 8 ILIL s 13., Minister of , tinder slate i▪ ven to the znity of the , 'exi'ting be. irk, leavi >g , tare Cabinet . only bases, depart, by' • treaties cost. Ind will not ure, even to tions of this. Jodersigned mcraritz, in t Sovereign: differences e 4t an end, ckholm, has at, in conse. the Under. ;, under Cie rders to de. to quit Co- :Court wish with respect receive with frncy M. de I Excellent' econcileable reen Sweden oscHILL." 1 1 OM cavalry, irrived from ich they are beauty and n s.eing the most lively promotions, which. the ration. The val corps of Arestplslia's to a grand se I Cannot uely arrived ral of Divi. 4the French ging to the n ordered to and nit* Ppe ere long heatri o who at ranee in • day set out the Minim, eadiciarters, deli, in the on the lath. to ;—prince iers, on the to the Em. 'ooiatowski, rartzen 12tk irs and 10$111 e regiments . A* Warm" • nand of the I is to corn. Co this army, Engineers, ese divisions will occupy • n this town any Italian . k of reserve , e for three 1060 horses finery. . can troops, et Upper Ca. s!: troops of !cl in it by • les on the rich the es. 'ursued by and Con. from the . recome po. td decreed did. Nov the small r the Eng..