Star. — London, England, 1814-07-27 00:00:00

. . . . , . . . . . . .. . . . . , :. I: • 1 .), e :1:41 .. . - • . • . 7. '../ • . N . • \ ! je . A. . ". :114 ~. . . • . i lt ~.:.• s . ..„,..,„;., _ • • • • .. . . 4 --, ik) ~ .„,•. • 1 2"EL A r ~:: '-..‘5.. . k . • •• • . . q , -• . . ._ .. . . r 'a 41k :~ WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1814. N UMBER 8548. PRICE SIX rr.N cn- A T.IPPFIV!tY. GRAND JUBILEE. LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, July 23. THE PREPARATIONS for the FETE, in St. James's Park being nearly completed, it Is deemed Imes sir,/ to toe the Public some idea of what the Amusements will be, though it is impossible in an Advertisement to say enough for any person tn'form a furt opinion of what this Fete will consist. m 're full description is given to each pus - chaser of 'rickets. It is ham], therefore, it will suffice in th. 4 place to say that Booths for rereshments will be plsced in proper situations round the Park, with open Marquees provided with seat' for the accommo- Illation of the Company ; that Bands of Music wiU attend, and 4roper spac esbeng marked out for those who chase to danie; that Balloons of different sizes, one large enough for twc persons to ascend in the Car attached to it, will ascend at different times Iltsthe evening. The most brilliant Fire-works ever seen in this country, will be ethtbited upon the Temple and upon the Chinese Bridge. The *bole of the Park will be illuminate.; with Chinese l.anthorns, and every Tree . with variegated Lights ;• the Pagoda will be illu eniaated with Gas Lights; the Royal Booth will be lighted, and the whole of the Allegorical Fire-works and Transparencies, re presenting War, giving an idea of the horrors of a besieged For-1 tress, and changing on a sudden to a description 'of Peace, wilt be among the Amusements of the . Conqrany assombled. The Public are recomnieniled not to purchase any Tickets but at this Office, or at the Licensed Lottery Ofß-:es, indorsed by tht! Person at whose house they may purchase them ; and are par lcularly requested to believe that tars caution only arises from a desire to pr‘ vast di,appointment to them, as detection of forgery must itmuctliatey take place., ittasmuch as the Gen tientat, who signs the *lick, ts for each ga.e respectively, will be thereto receive them. It is part ics,larly desired early application ler Tickets tray he made, price, Two Tickets, fqr One Guinea. TO BE LBT, A BREWHOIJSE in the 'Ale and 'Table •Beer h.l rss. The Vremises are spacious, roomy, aMT in good repair; the rrnt very low; the profits of the business will be ~n red sAti4`actorily to prinerals only, and any other particulars will be given concerning the business. Coming in from eleven to twelve hundred pounds. For further information, apply for M. R. at Mr. M 4 lntosh s, One Tun, ('handos-sttert, Covent-Garden ; and at Mr. Slcngsly , 1)..1te% lira.% St. Martin's-street, Leicester-square, this apd the two following days. • t TO BE IsET, AK Old Established WINE VAULTS and Pll MAC-HOUSE vow in full trade, with a good and long Lease, well situated near two of the principal Markets in Town, lo an airy, pleasant, and cheerful neighbourhood, and surrounded with industry of every description; the Premises are spacious, roomy, and in good repair, likewise well fitted up for a family : the trade in all its ti•ffertut branches will bear the strictest in iestiga•ioo to principals only, and the only reason of this valuable Concern offering, is on account of a bad state of heap.ll. A good opportunity now offers for any industrious couple who wish to twigs in the above business, the rent very low which is made a l inmates. The whole coming in, for Lease:Goods, and Fix tures, will no , exceed Li 00, a part of which any person of cha racter may by acconmsodated with. • for loather mformation, direti for A. Z. at Mr. Wlittosh's, One *ism, Chandos-stree', Covtin-Garden, Loudon, this and the three following days, and every particular will be fuUy ex plained by return of post. ;ills is worthy of attriatiJn; the pre sent occupier has kept it many years. IC. It, No Letters will be received unless post pail.. PRIVATE TU I WANTED two or three Youths from the age of Eight to Ten years. whom the Advertiser would engage to instruct in Classiest, Arl.hmeical, and Mathematical Knea ledge; to remain with him Sor ti ye a rs ; and as soon as compe tent. weold be provided with situations. They would be con at an ly under Ins oan eye and dirt with himself. References will be given to several who received their education from the, itdvittner und..r the same consideratio•is, and who, with their friends, are ready to beat the fullest testimony respecting treat. mast. &c. If erphano, or their Parents or friends are abroad, the more agreeable, as in that case the Advertiser would expect 'to be less open to tuterr.:ption. , Letters addressed (pct-paid) tit D. B. Z..at the Cambride Coffee hot se, 47 Newsian-street, Oxford - street; or the Spread *, tinsiectaLk-strets. will meet with due attention. ' N. B. An adequate Premium expected. ECQI4OMY IN THE PURCHASE OF BUSH LINEN. THE Pubiic are respectfully invite:l to an inspec tion of the very large and cheap Stock of IRISH SAIL f and jl lEF. LING clorti, eow on sale at the Irish Linen' company's only Warehouse in I.on?.or.—No 4, the South Side of Bloomsbury-square. They axe enabled, from their Establish ments in both Countries, to sell the above Articles cons.derably cheaper than any Houstrin London. Their Cloths are bleached without the kelp of Adds; being got up immediately under the inspection of their Agents in oie Sister Kirtgdom, they can warrant their Durability and Colour, aad farther engage to return the Mnoey should a fiult appear. Country Orders faithfully attended to. JOHR DONOVAN , Bloomsbury-square, London, / Agents SAMUEL P. LEA, No. 10, Stephen-street, Dublin , Good Bills on Ireland, and Bank of Ireland Notes, taken lit payment, or discOunied. N. B. Fine Irish not being in request for exportation. the Com pany are enabled to offer it to the Nobility sad Gentry much cheaper than it has been fur many years. BY His mmusTrs PATENT. 'll - OYAL ANTI - ATTRITION COMPOSI ix TION, Instead of Tallow, Oil, or Crease, to prevent the Effects of Friction in Steam-Engines, Machinery, Mills,. Car. ria , ItS, Coaches, Waggons, Cars, intend of Cokper for. Shi b ps' Bottoms Tar, rec.:line, and Service for Rigglng, or ser. vice for Cables ; to preserve Polished Steel or Iron from rust i Wood or Wooden lb Wings frau the Dry-ltot ; and by the use of which the Public save in all cases not less than three bundled per cent. exclusive of saving wear and tear, time and Wiour. Sold, for the Patentees, at Ne. 40, Charing-Cross, near the Admiralty, London; and, by their 4ppnintment at most Shiy Chandler:, Printery, Booksellere, libraries, Stat;oneis, Drug. rsts, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Iroomorters,'L. Otters, Coactonakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-offices, _ Oil and Col Air-shops, tiadlers,And Shop)teepers UM:ed Kingdom, b•ixts, price So. GAL; 55.6 d. ' .19404; Pao Gillum, and Two (U 1!Cal oath. - - - The smai:est size this esn•sins a Quartity Itiflleieut to Prime a Fuur Wheel Can lage Four times, wills wl.ich It will ruu up wards of Six Tbousand Miles, a..d it will wawa in the same In eyes tiou tut aU Awls tai Work* This day was published, price 3s. in boards, MODERN l'A R NASSUS ; or,Tlie NEW ART of POETRY, a, Poem, designed to supersede the Rules of Aristotle, Horace, Longinus, Vida, Boileau, and Pope. Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. VALPY'S SCHOOL EDITION OF VIRGIL. Just published, in Ifitno. price 4s. hound, ANEAT and Correct Edition of VIRGIL, for the Use of Scuoot.s. The 'Fist is collated from the Edi tions of HEY NE, BURMANN, and others. Sold by Messrs, Longman and Co. Law, Lunn, Lackington, and all other Booksellers. An expurgated Edition of HORACE, uniform with the above, for the Use of Schools, is printing by Mr. VALPY, and will be published In the course of the present Month. Also, a School Edition of Four Plays of PLAUTUS, in I 2mo. 4 1'his day was publisher!, in /Ivo. price 9s. 6d. boards, AN HISTORICAL TREATISE of an AC TION or SUIT at LAW, and of the Proceeding's used in the Courts of Klng's Bench and Cornmon Pleas from tke original Process to Judgment. —By R. P.OO-TE. Pdth Edition, with considerable additions, by W. BALLANTINE, EN, of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law. London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons; and J. Butter. worth and Son. This day was published, In Two Volumes, Svo. price 21s..boards, AN HISTORICAL VIEW of the PHILIP PINE ISLANDS, exhibiting their Discovery, Population, Language, Government, Manners, Customs, Productions, and Commerce; from the Sp4n sh of Martin( z de Zussiga ; with an accurate Map of the from :lie best Authorities. Trans lated by JOHN M AVE- 0 , Esti. Secood Edition. London : I't r ote.'. for Black, parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Hon. 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It is the production of the most eminent men wit° have adorned, the republic of litters for the last 40 years, and has, during that period, attained the' unpre ce,lente,l cii cula• inn of fully 25,000 copies. This day was published, price 31. bound, A GRAMMAR of the LATIN TONGUE, for the USE of ..f.:HOOI.S. _ _ By J. JONES, Author of the Greek Grammar. 'Printed for J. Mavitnan, 39, Ludgate -street. This Grtrnmar, it is presumed, while it is adapted for the use cf the most humble learner, by its simplicity, precision, and bre vity, is, ac the same time, talculwed to interest the philosophical teacher, by the novelty and solidity of its principles. " While Mr. Jones instructs the Tyro iu the rules of the Latin Tongue, he explains the principles on which they are formed, and at every step relieves the usual dryness of grammatical in struction by the philosophical manner in which he treats the sub ject His claiM to Novelty is not unfounded, and the lshour which he has employed In order to abridge the toll, and smooth the path of the learner, ought not to be passed over without some acknowledgment," &c itc.—Monthly Rev. for May, tAII. Of J. Mawinatt may be had, lately published by the saint Author, A Latin and English Vocabulary, 1 Juso. ss. bound. This day was published, In One Volume, I-mo. price 4s in boards, TALES fur COTTAGE RS.—Accommodated 10 the present Condition of t"e IRISH PEASANTRY. By MARY LEADBET TER and EI.IZ. SHAKLETON. Dublin : Printed for John Cumming t and Gale, Curtis, and Fernier, London.—Ot whom wry be , Mrs. I.eadbetter's Cottage Dialogues; part First, price 2... Fourth Edition. Mrs. Leadbetter's Cottage Dialogues ' • part Second, price 2.. Mrs. Leadbetter's Landlord's Friend, being a Sequel to the Cottage Dialogues, price 2s. " it would swell this article to a very disproportionate size, if we were to extract all the passages which a,,pear to us to metit notice. Indeed there is no part of it which does n A reflect credit on the accurate observation and just views of the Author. The• rich co:ild scarcely make a more beneficial application of their bounty. They would be convryii.g to the cottage of the poor, in a shape that could hardly fail to fix their attention, lessons of in dustry, frugality and virtue, wbkh might produce far happier effects on 'heir domestic enjoyments, than a direct gift of twenty times the sum which it would cost so do this "—Review of Mrs. 1.. adbetter's Cottage Dialogues, part First.--. Christian Observer, Apra, 1811. NEW EDITION OF GUY'S CHART OF HISTORY. •• • • Twi t Edition of this Chart has undergone a thorough revision by the Author • it Is improved by numerous important ail& tiaras and emendations, and most beautifully printed. .1 he plan will be found stil' more simplified, and events are brought down to the taking of Paris by the Allied Sovereigns, and their recent Visit to this Coentry. *I his day was published, the Third Edition, on a large Sheet of Culumbirr I)cawing Paper, price 7a. coloured, Cameos and Rollers 10s. 6d. Val nished 14•. A CHART of GENERAL HISTORY, Ancient 11 and Modern, front the best Authorities. By JOSEPH GUY, Author of the 'Pocket Cyclopedia, &c. Printed for C. Cradock apd W. Joy, 42, Paternoster•row. Popular School Book's, by the sante Author. School Geography, 3d Edition, with Map, price :ts. red. School Cyphering Book, for Beginners, in excellent Writing Paper. 2d kdition,4•o. price 3s. 6d. hatf•bound. Pocket Cychipsee,ia, or Miscellany of Useful Knowledge, 6th Eation, price 7s. Gil. neatly bound. New British Rrader, with the hard words explained at the head of vett lesson, 2d edit. price ss. bound. New British Spelling Book, 10th edit. price 10.6 d. bound. Nevv British Pruner, 3d edit.' price ed. sewed. School bleak Graisunisrp 3d edit. don 11.84saRriss}140..rsd. ALL Persons indebted to the ESTATE of Messrs. WM. BURRIDGB and SONS, of Portsmouth, in the County of Hams, and Lyme, in the County of Dorset, Bankers and Merchants, Jankrupts, are hFreby requested to pay their re aped*. Debts forthwith to Mr. Martin 'I homas of Gosport, one of the Assignees; or to Messrs. Aill3ton, Hurdieby, and Poyn ton, of Freeman's-court, Condit!, London, Solicitors. Gosport, July 18, 1814. SALES BY AUCTION. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Valuable STOCK of TAR, PITCH, SAIL CANVAS, AN CHORS, TIMBER and DEALS, PATENT CRANES, and other Effects. (By direction of the Assignees under a Commission of Bankrupt, awarded against Messrs. WM. Bola:me and Sons), By Mr. CROUGON, At the Dwelling House - lat.-1y occupied by Mr. Burridge, situate in High-street, Portsmouth, on Monday, the Bth of August next, and following Day, at Eleven, ALL the Elegant and Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNI 1 URE, Plate, Linen, China, Books, Bank and Countinghouse Fixtutes and Porniturt-, and ether effects. Also, on Wednesday, the 10th of August, and following Day, o' at Eleven Clock, on the Baltic Wharf and Premises, situate in Broad -street, Portsmouth, the whole of the Stock of 'Far, Pitch, Anchors, Sail Canvas, Swedish and Memel Timber, Deals, Planks, Spars, some Rope, Patent Cranes, and various other Articles. May be viewed three days previous to the Sale; Catalogues and tur•her information had on the Premises; of Mr. Martini Int mas, Gosport, and Mr. W. Edwards, Portsmouth, two of the As signees; Messrs. Alliston, Hu:idle:by, and Poriton, Freeman's court, Cornhill, Solicitors; or of Mr. Wm. t_ roggon, Auctioneer, Accountant, &c. No. 19, 1 Dated July 18, 1814. By Mr. WILLIAM CROGGON, On Friday, the I uth August next, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Baltic Wharf, Portsmouth, by Order of the Asjeers, under a Commission of Bankrupt awarded against Messrs. WILLIA But uncut and Sods, Ig I THE following strong-built and well-found SLOOPS or VESSELS Two Sisters, burthen about 75 Tons. Eleanor 50 So h 1 50 Edward the First ----. 50 }dward the Second sn Horatio 26 Fanny 50 Flora 50 Four LIGHTERS, and several BOATS. Together with all their Masts, YaryJs, standing and running Rigging, sails, Cables, Anchors, Stores, Apparel, and Furni ture. May he viewed at any time previous to the Sale ; Inventories and further particulars obtained byapplyiog at M .Burrnigo's Countirg-house, High-street, Portsmouth; to Mr. Martin '1 ho fnas, of Gosport, and Mr. William Edwards, of -Portsmouth, two of the Assignees; to Messrs. Alliston, Hundleby, and Poynton, of Fr eeinati . .-court, Cornbill, Solicitors; or to Mr. Wm. Cros son, Auctionier ' Accountant, &c. No. 19, Throgmortoo-street, London—Dated 18th July, 1814. tt.ALU.:BLE FREEHOLD PREMISES AT LYME, IN THE CAJUN i Y OF DORSE T. Elegant Household Furniture, Waggon, Carts, Horses, and other Effects; by direction t f toe Assignees under a Co mMission of Bankrupt awarded against Mews. Wltuasa BialliDos and Sorts —By Mr. CROGGON, On Tuesday,the 16th of August next, at Twelve &Clock, at the Dwain-bowie lately occopied by Mr. Burridge, situate about a quarter of a Villein/411 Lyine Regis, in the County of Dorset, LOT 1, with immediate possession, a very sub stantial and htghly desirable FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE and PREMISES, most beautifully situate fttniting the Sea, about a quarter of a mile front Lyme Regis, lately occupied by Mr. W. Burridge; comprising Parlour, large Dining ditto, five good Bed-rooms, one Kit. ben, Storerooms, and other con venient Offices, with two spacious Rooms adjoining to and com municating with the Dwelling house, lately used as Counting houses, but convertible at a small expense into handsome domes. tic Rooms; a capital Garden, Courtlage; rod Water, &c. The whole in excellent repair, neatly fitted . up, and replete with everyl cdtivenience for the accommodation of a genteel Family. LOT 2.- All that valuable FREEHOLD PLO of GROUND, comprising large Coal, Cohn, and I natter Yards, spacious Warw. houses, Stable, Waggon-houses, and other accommodations ; the whole enclosed by a stone wail and wood fence, together with the right of the road leading to the '1 urnpike-road, freed from interruptions by a late decision in the Court of King's Bench,' being very eligibly situated for business, anitiguous to the pew aeclitis Lot. A cons i derable Trade has been carded on in these Premise* for Fourteen years past, which, from Ms wirivalled convenience I for landing and shippiiig Goods, and easy communication with the Inland Country, is capable of great extension. LoT 3. A well-built and convenient DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES, now in the occupation of Messrs. Bussell and Son, as Tenants at Will, pleas:n:oy sluate near the above lags, consisting of two Parlours, one Kitchen, three good Bed-rooms, one Attic ditto, with Courtlage, good Garden in front 'of the House, necessary Offices and Conveniences. Lose 4. All that Valuable FREEHOLD PLOT of GROUND or SHIP-BUILDER'S YARD, now in full Trade, held by Messrs. BusseU and Son, as Tenants at Will, with Boat: house, Sheds, and other necessary conveniences, well Inclosed, with a Wood Fence, together with a good Lime Kiln adjoining, the whole contiguous to Lots 2 and 3. Lor 5. With immediate Possession, a recently built and very convenient FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE and PRE MIsES, most beauti idly situate at a pleasant elevation from the Sea, under the Hill Cliffs, near to Lyme Co bb, lately kept, 'as a Lodging-house, t ensisting of two good Parlours, large Din ing ditto, three Bed-rooms, three Attie ditto, me/ Kitchens, Brewhouse, and convenient Offices; with a thriving Garden, well stocked will choice fruit Tree', large Courtlage, flue Spring Water, Ste. Lo rs V, 7, and 8. In separate Lots, th ree neat and compact COTTAGES, each with a good Garden, occupied respottively by Messrs. Tatham, Domed, and Amor, as Tem- t 3 at Will, pleasantly situate oil a road leading from the Harbour to the turnpike-road front Lyme to Exeter. ' toT 9. - A very desirable and well cultivated FREEHOLD FIELD, or Piece of Land, situate near the above Premises, con sisting of about Four Acres. 'the whole may be viewed, at any time, by application to the respective occupiers, or at the place of sale. bumediately aftei the above are disposed of, will be sold, The remaining STOCK in TRADE, and other Effects; eorn pridng Timber, beats, Spare, Coals, Colm,Tar, Bricks, and other Articles; six good Horses, Waggon, Carts, harness, &c. And, on Wednesday, the 17th, at 11, on the same Premiers, . The whole of the baaidsofne and genuine HOUSEHOLI FURNITURE, &c. &c. Also, on the following day, at Eleven, at the House, sitillte under the Hill Cliffs, All the FURNITURE and other Effects. The Furniture and Stock to be viewed, and Catalogues had, three days previous to the sale. • - farther particulars respecting the whole may be obtained, by applying at the place of sale; to Mr. Martin I hunsas, of Gos port, and Mr. Wm. Edwards, of Portsmouth, two of the A‘tig nevi; to Metirs. Atli.ton , Hundleby, and P.yn on, ef Fr entati'w ' court, Corahill, Soticitors • or to Mr. Wm. Croggon Auctioneer, AMOunfailt s Ste. No. IA, iboigisartutposstst, Lanai► i. Mod bay is, Ist}/ FROM AaiST NIGHT'S I,ONDON GdZEtTE. _ CARLTON HOUSE, JULY 23. • At a Court held this day, present his Roysl Highness Ike Prince Regent in Couucil, the Kicht Honourable Croaky. Garet of Shaftesbury, the Itigh•lJonourable George Earl of .lb- sleets, K.T. and the Rigl t Honourable Charles W illiam Lord &twat, K B. wer; by command of Lis Royal Hignness the Orince Re• gent, in cite name and on the behalf of Ms Majesty, sworn of his Majesty's Most I lonourable Privy Commit,. s;od took their re spective places at the Board accordingly. This day Monsieur de Freutletireich, accompanied by Men. sleur de liabler, charged with a special mission to the Prince Kr gent- from the Canton of J 3, roe, had a private audience of Lis Royal •Higlineas, to deliver their credentials ; to which (hey were introduced by Lord V.srou•.. Castlereagh, his Majesty's Princh. pal Se6retary of State for Foreign Mr4lll, and conducted by Ro• belt Chester, Esq. Assistant Master of the Ceremonies. This day Sir Francis D'lvernois, Miniver from the Republic of Geneva, accompanied, by Monaieer Eurrestini, had also a pri vate audience of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, to which they were introduced by Lord Viscount Castlereagh, his Ma. jetty's Pr.nepal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, add con. dotted byßebert Chester, faq. Assistant Master of the Ceres monies. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OIMICE, JULY 26. 1814. ' •••-•-• , -t-General Sir W. 19th Regiment of Llght Payne, Bart. from the 231 l.ight Dragooos, to be Colonel, vice Lord Howe, deeeasM. 23d Ditto—Major General Henry Pane, from the Dragon* Guards, to be Colonel, vice Sir William Payue, appointed to the command of the 19th Light Dragoons. GARRIJONS. General Charles Duke of Richmond tube Governor of Plymouth, vice bird Howe, deceased. Lieutebant-Geueral Rowland Lord Hill to be Governor of Hull, vice the Duke of Richmond. ORDNANCE OFFICE, JULY 6. Medical Establishment for the Military Department of the Ordnance. - - Assistant-Surgeon James Powell to be Surgeon, vice Moron, retired. Second Assistant-Surgeon Alexander Anderson to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice Powell. Temporary Assistaet-tnrgeon James Lynch O'Connor to be Se cond Assistant-Surgeon, vice Andeon. Second Assistaat-Surgeon George Hargrove to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice Ireland reigned. Temporary Assistant-Surgeon )(liner Baker to be Second Assia tent-Surgeon, vice Hargrove, powered. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JULY 2 4 2. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Gentleman Cadet• Harry W. Scott to be becund Lieutenant, vice Love, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Philip L. Foote to be Second lieutenant, vies Dawson, promoted. Gentleman Cada William - E. Richardes to be Second Lieut.. nant, vice Pr. scot, promoted. Commission signed by the Leid Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. William Lewes, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Commissions in the North Hants Regiment of Militia; signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hants. Ensign Frederick Isaacson to be Lieutenant, vice Fraser, appoin ted to the Line. Ensign Richari Henry Drake to be ditto, vice Smith, appointed • to the Ltne. Commissions in the Loyal Oxfordslthe Troop of Yeomanry, signed by the Vie* Lkirtermire of the County of Oxford. William-Sothatn, Gent, to be Lieutenant, and Thomas Pletcher Robinson, Gent, to be Cornet. Commissions signed by the Lord lieutenant of the County of • Lincoln. Non hern Regiment of Lincolnshire Yeomanry Cavalry. Ayscogh,Bouchereit, Esq. to be lieutenlint-Colonel. • The Hollow able George Anderson Pelham to be Major. Aystogh Boucherett, jun. Esq. to be Captain. Thomas John Dixon, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Joan Henry Van,, Gent. to be Cornet. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Gloucester, and of ?lee City and County of the City of Bristol Royal Cotswold Local Militia. Jackson Clark, Gent to be Colrain, by brevet. Royal East Gloucester Local Militia. Anthony Austin, Esq. to be Captain, vice Church, resigned. Wm. Browning, Gent. to be lieutertani, vice Cooper, renig:ted. Ruyal North Gloucester Local Militia. Lewis G. Seine?, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Commissions signed by the Lord I ieutenatit of the County of Eastern Regiment of Local Minis. James Jormyn, Esq. to be Major. Robert K. Cobboltl, and John E. Sparrow, E ;qrs. to be Captain,. Robert Alanhy, John Denningron Leach, George Syrad,Jun. and Lionel Kerry, Gents. to be Lieuteonts. BANKRU P Y ENLARGED. Sent. 17, Emanuel I.yoo, late of Great Saint Helen's, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Palmer, of Ayinstrey, Herefordshire, mai seer, to sir. render July 17,16, and 3epternber t, at eleven, at the White Horse Inn, Ludlow. Attorneys, klenj mice Pugh, Esq. No. 33, ternard-street, Russell-square, Loudon ; or Mesta". Adams 14. d derson, l.o tlow. Nathaniel Adams Cowper, of Barton Bendish, Narfolk, miller, dealer and ciao/titian. August IS, at six, August 16, at ten; and Sept. 6, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, East Dereham.—. Anomie', Messrs. Sewell and Blake, Norwich ; ur Mr *rho. mos Tilbury, Falcon -street, Falcon-square, London. - Thomas Browning, of Eaton Oocnn, Beefordshlre,_ dealer and chapnutn, August 18, at six. August 19, at ten, sod september 6, at clever, at the Falcon Inn, &don Socon. A t tondos, Messrs. Egan and Waterman, Essex-street, London; or Mr. Nee& ham, Godmetschester. Anthony Atkinson the younger, of Crutched Friars, London, merchant, July Si), at one, August 2, at twelve, and Sept. /I, at ten, at Guiding. Antoine', Messrs.Tomlinsons, Thomson and Baker, Copt hall Court, brag:stoma-street. James Hooron, late of Uptielland, Lancashire, cotton-manucac. curer, dealer and chapntan, August 19, at five, August W, at ten, and September u, at twelve, at the Buck Vine Inn, Wigan. At tornies, Mr. Ralph• Ellis, Chancery-laze, Lumina, Or. Mr. Roger Grimelaw, Wigan. Soloman Herman, of the parish of Reculver, Kent, cordwalner, August 11, at seven, August 9, aild September fl, at twelve, at GisAball. Anomie', Mr. John Zailiariah Plummer, Canter. bury ; or Meyers. Netbersole and Portal, Essex.street.Lotolon. Richard Blackwell, of the Crescent, Minories, London, ma• chant, deaLr and charm!), July 60 August 13, and Sept. 6, I at ten, at Guildhall Attorneys, Mr. Philip Hurd, temple, . London; or Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester. L:Vilma l °lesion's, of Great Preset's-street, Goodman's-Fields, Middlesex, merchant, August Sc, at eleven. August 16, at 114 and Sept. 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Lyon, No. 11, London Walk Baron Abraham, of Lothbary, London, /net:chant, dealer and citapnian, August 2,5, and Sept. *, at eleven, at GuitihalL— torney, Mr. Niiid,'llroemurton street. ,Thomas Perry and John Perry, pariah Si St. Paul, and Clifton, Gloucestershire, coach qd hart .06.niakers, dealers, claapmete and copartpeis, August p, to, and Sert. 6. at twelve, at the CummercialßocenseliriStul. Anomie', Me Edward Stephens, Brisioi ; or Mews. Sweet and 6tukts, No. 6, ineinghall. ' street, London Matthew Barnard UN TeY. of Witham. and John Whittle Her vey, late of tietthmense.ei Emirs, bat,kers, dealers and et- - . men. July au, Altos V, ta.d Sept. 9, at ten, at CI Atsornies, lelesam. thou and Preston, No. 29, street, London. Lattio.brar tluyeunger, of Little Chelsea, geua, apotheciuy, god note-midwite. dein . and July aa, eNogust 9, ar.triella. 6. at ten, at Guildhall: Messrs. ittliWU aU3 WrsouyAgob IresCa Wad, Cheloge.. anu cnar uiaL.lll. Ca Arrow. Middlesex, chapmius, A uurnies, THE GRAND-JUBILEE. • i.OTTERY-OFFICE, tOMERSZT4LACE, July 25. THE MST of .ALIGUST is -the day &zed for the oRAND,J (MILLE in CELEBRATION of the late GLIDRIQUiI PEACE-.at the rune time that it is a day worthy epf caturnestoratian to.tßis Country, from the grateful recollection el ether harpyerents. It is the Centenary *1 the Accession of the Frusserick Family o the Crown of England; and it is, more weer, the Anniversary of the Cloth-us Victory of the Nile.