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mai!xAiin /GIL INTELLIGENCE, . ite f i eee — fiend to the West Indies .w.fs g,:t.ing at Cork on the 29th uitithos it ''''' GOTTENDtIitGii,.FEI3. i 9-. T h e fleet bowtt to England sailed from hence no ~e t ub inst, but put. back - again the next evening, oi contrary nincisl and still remains' An. E n glish lois at Kladosholmen, near . Maistrand,' for that Far. o f protecting the convoys, The winter is very b y the ice extends about frit English Miles from , . !+ ten. FALMOUTH, MARCH 4: .s.ki , trlive d t he Humber armed ship an d otno. cutter, foil cruise. Sailed his. Majesty's ship Brisk, with tbe t o Ann, Capt. CotiWAY, For Cork..l,slid E. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 5. .• • Cote in the Leydea, l'Eclair, Champion,: and lacthetse, from a cruize ; the latter vessel has cap e/led and brought in with her the AdMiral .Gantome f i tnch lugger privateer, • with small arms—she was days from Granville, and has made no cap . o ut to _s a iled the Scorpion; on a cruize ; and the En tart deve ue, with a convoy for Wales.—.AVind N.E. poRTSMouTH, MARCH 5. side d his Majesty's ships Medusa, on a cruite ; p rose efule and Mercury, with a convoy for the Me diterranean. The brig Nancy, of Sunderland, LAVNCE tor Hismso,master, laden with coals for this port, r an on the Goodwin Sand, about eleven o'clock on Saturday night last, owing to the weather being so th i c k, that the crew were unable to discover either the N or th Foreland, or North-sand-head-lights. The ve ssel had waon sustained so much damage, that the s ee TUShed in with great violence ; and, in a short time, there were four feet water in the hold, when it wa s deemed necessary for the preservation of the crew, to take to the boat, which they did, and landed in s afety early on the following morning, in the vicinity o f Dover. Nothing has been saved from the vessel, nor was the smallest vestige of her to be seen on the following day.---Wind N.E. DEAL, MARCH 6. Came down from Sheerness his Majesty's ship Go. lah.--Sailed his Mojesty's ship Tresnpeuse, on a ailize.:.‘Wind E.N.E. YARMOUTH, MARCH 6. Soiled the Goliah, 7-i gunh ofor ortsmou and 1 ; I re Snake sloop of war, on cults P . Arrived the Forrester sloop of war, and Bruiser guts-brig, each a a prite.....Remaitting ships, Majestic, Roebuck, Amiable, Vestal, Rosamond, Forrester, and Sappho s l op of war, with her prize ; Censor, and Havoc, refitting in the harbour.—AVind N.E. HULL, MARCH 4. Two Danish vessels, prizes to his Majesty's brig do, put into Scarborough on Sunday last, taken on Tenday morning, February 23, off Hetteroe, on the Norway coast, with six others, with cargoes of salt dried fish and eels, bound to Bergen. The above vessels were designed for Leith, but put into Scarbo rough, in consequence of strong Northerly • winds. The Clio, and the other prizes, have since arrived in ridlington Bay. FROM 7...t.vrns LUST. ti.,,,,,,,, !A A R,. It B,—Passed by the Adventure, Parker, from tlbe South Si.ait ; Camel store ship from the Cape of Good Rape ; Africa, ---, front Memel ; Cicero, Hind, from Vir pcia; I.;u:i'..e, I hiner, front I.iibon ; and the Montezuma, Smith, from l'hilad:lphia. Sailed the Essex, Betts, for Gibraltar; lobo and Thomas, Nicholson, f..”- ( lottenburgh ; Galatea, Re. nni.. son, for Mogadore ; Albion, liaini:•oi• ; and the !oho, Conyers. TRANsLATION4 Of TUE LINES ANIMISM ST MISS A. MURRAY TO LOUIS /TIII ON TUR 18Tu Of TERRI/ART,' 1808. SY A YOUNG LADY: Permit, great king, an infant tongue to telt The grateful raptures that our bosoms swell, To see a Prince, whose virtuous sorrow rests; 14 Sympathy deep graven, in our breasts. Soon may misguided FRANCE, true to her f.tme9 Admit the justice of thy awful claim — Yon blood-stainl Tyrant from his throne be htirl'd, And Peace, with dove-like aspect, bless the world! ANOTHER, BY A YOUNG; LADY. Great Prince, whAse talents, virtue, and distress, On British minds a sacred claim possess, Accept the feeble tribute of a lay, The homage that my infant accents pay ; Beneath this honor'd roof we proudly view The fairest pledge of EUROPICS hopes, in You. Soon may the hand of kicisv'at appoint the day, When, (the Usurper's minions chae'd away), FiAncs shall a Louis to his throne restore, And war and desolation rage no more! • . . OVERA DISPUTE. —Saturday the LORD CIIANCE , toe gave his promissed judgment in this case. His Lordship observed, that he had gone over the pro ceedings on the principal points, and had mintaely weighed the arguments of Counsel, therefore his pre sent judgment would be decisive. There were two main points on which he had been called on to inter fere e one of which was to appoint a manager in the room of Mr. Taylor, and the other to nominate a person to receive the ren ts and p rofits of thetbeatre, and to make the necessary disbursements. In the appointment of a manager the Court could not inter fere, the deed of 113(Y3 being contradictory in its pro visions. With respect to the nominating of a person to receive the rents and profits, if the parties could point out to the Court how a person appointed so to receive could act with safety to hiinself, his Lerdsblp would willingly hear th em ; but it was impossi whilst the deed .of 1803 existed ; and therefere, his Lordship observed, he could not hear any more (:1 the business. In the Court of Exchequer, on Saturday, the KING v. AGLD—The SOLICITOR GENERAL stated this to be a ease for the recovery of money received by the De fendant on behalf of the Excise Revenue, but not ac counted for. It appeared t hat Mr. Ag\e, as Assis tant to the late Collector of Excise at Preston, in Lancashire, had become possessed of very large elms, and that there existed a deficiency in his'payments of upwards of forty thousand pounds.. There were 60 witnesses for the Crown, and five for, the Defendant, and the books and vouchers produced filled five large carts. The trial lasted two days, when the Jury found a verdict for . the Crown, for 44,000. On the 29th of February, in the Court of King's Bench, Dublin, a cause was tried, in which the right to Prizage on Wines, claimed by the Earl of OR MOND, was depending : the Jury gave their verdict in favour of his Lordship's right. The defendant was Mr. Jemas, a respectable Merchant in Dublin. A very large Raven alighted on board the Ameri can ship Edward, lately arrived at Greenock from Savannah, when 900 miles from land. The Captain had its wings clipt, keeps it as a curiosity, and it feeds with the fowls. To-morrow morning the Wheels go round ! HORNSBY and Co. request their friends will not oink leaving a chance in the present Lottery, as the adven ture is worth pursuing ! Threse,/ and Co. were for tunate on the first day in the last Lottery, sharing the only prize of Ten Thousand Pounds : they hope to , have the same pleasure to-morrow, and divide, among those who honour them with their commands, many of the grand prizes-26, Cornhill, 5'2, Charing-cross, and • St. Margaret's-hill, Borough. Tomorrow the State Lottefy begins Drawing ; and as there are no Capital Prizes fixed for any dis tant days, those Who purchase before the drawing be gins, have an evident advantage over those who buy after, as all the Capitals may be drawn the first day. T. Nat, therefore, advises the public to puithase as early as possible at his old established Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross, where 38 Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold in the last year, including two Prizes of :30,0001, Prises paid on demand. • The Success of Spilsbury's Patent Antiscorbutic D r ops, in Scrophulons and Eruptive Diseases, may reships be explained by its removing any injurious matter that obstructs the action of .the absorbent glands ; for it is a fact, in all cases in which the me- dielne has been most successful, the discharge at first' is much increased, (if eruptive more violent) till - the matter advances to health, in colour and consistency, with an improved state of the appetite. Even this is t he case in elderly people; .whO trom want of vigour have frequent ulcerations on the extremities. The effects of the medicine on Scurry, Gout, and Rheu matism are well known. It is requested you will ask for the. Paknt AneisCorbotic Drops, with a black ink stamp, in bottles cit ss. (id. double bottles 10s. end larger 11. 2s. duty included. An allowance - ink taking hall a dozes: hr Malta. The Oliver Woolcot, Richards, sailed for New Orleans on the :Nth of August last from Liverpool, and has not since been belrd of. The Arethasa, —, from I3arbadoes for Dublin, pet int.) St. Lucia on the 11th of December, with five • tact •.vater in her hold. ..The M ar lborongh, Mere!on , fo r London for St. Xes, is stranded uc.tr 7..ier.10y, White, from Sunderland, was run vr:. - .1 On the init. oil Whitby, and one man was &owned. Pat, Cooper, from Surinam for Barbadoes, is e:.?tured and camel into Guadaloupe. The ut Arlo, Mills (coal loaded) , is on shore on granout - 'h Bar—Cargo landing. The Kin; snail, Barclay, from London, is con demned at Berbice. The Margaretta-Barbara , Berhm, from Warbur the for London, is v.7czked on Gothland-+Part f cargo saved. The Pilgrim, Hay, from Petershorgh for London, LI captured and carried into Copenhagen. Er letters from Campßelton we learn, that early on Sunday morn i n g, the th ultimo ' in thick foggy wea ther, a large Swiedish ship, called the John, of Hel tagfars, Capt. APPL7IOOME, was stranded in Mach . ne!,l,nls.h Pay. This vessel was bound to Liverpool, a cargo of timber, iron, and bark. With diffi rah.; the crew were saved ; and much praise is dne to a yoaag man of that district, a sailor, Alexander Macisaar; for his intrepid exertions, and at the immi nent hazard of his own life, in assisting the distressed rrew in gaining the shore. llnfortunately the nap : - tain, hoatsv:airt and pilot, with a Kin t y re man, tempting to regain the vessel, were overwalmed in the surf, and I.)st their lives. The body of the Kin tyre man unly had been found when the letters Cal= away. Among th , ., papers fonna on hoard :the Spanish . packet Aatelor.e, Lucly brought into Fowey, is the toll..)wiiig list of the Spanish Navy : A - 7 CA 017—in comnaission, 9 sail of the line, A frigate% 15 mrvert..s—is ordinary, 3of the line. 7 frigates, 10 corvettes. AT l'r.s 1tt.11.-111 commission, 6 of the US!, 5 frig,ates, IS COI , * s of the line, 3 frigates, 7. curvettes--buil.l - thr line, 1 fligate, i corvette. AT Cna-retscriv.s—in commission, 10 of the line, S frigates, W corvettes—in ordinary, Sof the line, 7 frigates. 4 corvettes, Uitue s a great number of emaller vessels. .. • I . .. . ?•!7 FROM SATURDAY NIGHT% GAZETTE. V/hitehavert Volariteers; --- . Captain fetal/ Dixon tope Major. Deed Stat. 12, 1.4,14. ADIWItALTYIOFFICE, MARCH Si 1808. CORN MAILISET, MARCH /1 , • .. ~ . , . . • . Sat rB.et of a Letter tram ViceaAdtigral Douglas, Cnintaander in T7coobreunCotapedtai.us--DaliedettstenvLanti2T, t;o B n o t t as lrte:kleban.H . s, / ice Dice t, Ensign Chri.topher-Williamson, vice Yor.eger, resiitied. Dae.l 'rhe fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day are large, I:tit Chief of his leiajusty'a• Ships and' Vessels at North Yedibuth; May 8, 1105. • • . . -• • ; - : prime sanliflee are lizany at - our last currency, and to the Honourable Williarti Wellesky ?Mei dated North Yar-• Lieutenant John Nil Dimes, vice Betieon, fresh .: - . - A ;Li '"''-'' • 1 other qualities are 1 eavy in sal •at . rather lever r mo uth , ' the 4th instant. , . •Richard Barker, vie Stenley., eueed. . Dena! seet. ::. 1 e'. - , - . To be Lientenants--John BrOcklebank, r.,nt: -irk • T. la ..ic: - priten—fßarley slid Malt in plenfy, the latter cheaper ; th e inclosed t itiee. tile honour to transmit, for the information dr . bank,prumOted. .Datad Sept. 12 . , lea*: -. • ... Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty , a Teter from GAP ' Themes Haetey, Gem vice Steel, 'lslet:ed.. Detect Mai 3, lee. '. Beans of each kind are dull in sale—the supplies of ; fain Langford, of his Majesty's aloop Sapphoi acquaintitig roe Oats are likewise large, and this trade is quoted cheat. with his having captured the Wig Admiral Yawl, cOmmissioried,. septem b er 3, 1 , 07. r'.• . -. • 'Edwin Holweil Heywood, Gent. vice Barker, metrioted. Dated • manned, and armed by the Thud& Cho Pt To be Ensigns--,Joein Letttlrwalte, Gent: vice Wi ll linkson, pies= per in full supply, and inclines lower. His Majesty's Ship Sappho, Flanibte' Head, S. V.I. :noted. 'heed April 7, 105. .s• 7 League, March le 1808 t • . illianiW Staddart, Gent. Dated Sept. 3, 1407. .• , , .. • • OZelexat. Col.llltisCT AS UNDER: Sir—l haie the pleasing infoartatiott..tti fonitillini- Wheat, 13c ro. 70s. Beans (old) 545. 80s: O d a . . tate to you the' capture of the Danish . aimed brig tawara K ..NS..iliit_ehaverib•etolunteer A ti rti l ll t eiy: ,,t .. - re j - . . rt. ei, ease. to „ m ajor, awe 11111 ON,. I • .• . Fine ditto; 72a. 755. Tick ditto (old) 50a. 565. itilt Admiral Yawl, Jorgen Jorgensen. Co m mander, Rye, 48c 535. . Oats, 275. 30s. 343.T0 be Camtins--Henry leffeison, Esq. l'eter Ltieon, Pea. ar.d, mounting twelve cighteeia-pounder catiOriades ort the . William Bowes, Eeq. trice George Richardson; deceased. Dated Barley, 40s. 455. od. Poland ditto, 35c 3GL 6d. lower-deck, and sixteen six-pounder guns .on the . September 10, 1804: Malt 631. 735. Potatoe ditto 00s. 395. . main-deck, with 83 men, victualled and stored .for and Richard Whitesides, Gents. vice. Bowes, prompted. Dated To lk First Licutenwate--Willlam gitlardson,.GeOrge Vickers, White Peas (boilers) 1545. ideas Rape Seed, 29L 32 1 01. five onth. Whilst m orning to the eastivard• front as bave. . . . . Grey ditto Fe n . boa. 60s. off Scarborough this morning, I discovired the Ad- To be Second Lientenn. Plaskett, Gnt. Datedabove. Fine Flour 50s. 60e. lb.—Seconds 50s. 558 iniral Yals - 1 steering A course that seemed to have no James Berton, Gent. vice Fletcher, deeeated, and EilWerd Cari • other for its object than to cut oir...several vessels to Knubley, Gentt vice Whiteside, promoted: , • leeward of•her, and as she had the appearance ,Of a . Workittguin Viiliiiiteert. • man of war, I steered to intercept her ;at half-past i Janie* Wood,•GeriL to lea Erislett DutiffAtigun - f4 1807. • • twelve I inade • a signal No. '275, when - she hoisted ~,_.. • • * • CuMberldnd Itafikei's '''' • . . an English ensign ;at half-past one, being close up , 4 ••• 1 'P ta; " 366 1141' to lie /41161•* v{ tit 19;41 ‘ h—ek' 1 . reli e neti 11i.ai •e• , 0 usher t 3, 1887 r : •_,•ee• s • -: • • . with her,. •I ordered a shot to be fired over her, to LieutenalaWilliam ponaonby Johnson-ta be Ceptain, vice Lomas{ Which was returned a broadside with rinind and grape • restentel. bated Sept. 21, 1607. . • after the Ilanish colours were hoisted l I immediately ; Thomas Wil, Geitt..to be First Lientenant, it Lamb, re: bore (limn and brought her to close action, which , Wed ; and HenfiClifft-aGent: to be ditto, vice Grebe's, de , ber 13,• 1807. . • • was obstinatil - y sustained for half an hoar, when slid ' ceased: natell °t '•''' • . . Musgreye Lewthwaite, end Christopher Hobson, Gents. to be • struck to his Majesty's sloop under my Command: 1 - Second Lieutenants: .Dated Oct. 27, 1807. • • Jam too sensible of the able a s s i stance of m y First i.cntnnli„im i n t h e Royal Carmarthen Militia, s'gne I lUeutcnant, Mt - . Hill, tol., , ether with my other officers 1 -by the Lord I.ieutenant. Dated Pelt. 13, ISO's. . and men, to omit aeittnunting }oft therewith. Am Captain Henty Hardirg to be Atittant, vie blued e rtsigued. • • sorry to add that Mr. Trewfell, my pilot; kid his leg . • 13ANKisutrrpr ENLARGED. severely fractured in . the actii,ii, and one other Hiatt April 9. lobe Maeledzen, of,Li•cerpeci, merchant, dealer anal was wounded: Ott hoard the enemy the Seciind offs- ; et..pmap t tet ten, a K R t the GIoUPTCheT SUaverti, Liverpool . . ' . cer :it'd onq man were killed. I have the honour t0 — • - BANY PERSF.DED • • i John NA'ilftins'an , d'illoniesLazey; of London, rimers.; deli ertrict b...., &c. (signed) -G. L ANG Wan, COM 4 Mandef. , . clApinen, alma ctrimonfts. _ .- - - • ...at t 11.• Cou.:t at ..1..... '.los sQu Pllace, the 2d of March, 1808, pvto . f .. - . ..11AiNKRil PT% • . -.• • . . seat, the Nioe • t eecellent 10..tjt-ry in .Council. ~.. • . John Wilkins and 1' beam ...I..aci..y, of I.larineuall7street, I.x:idol, Hi, Me?: t y I,:tving b..2..71 ill-...m.ed to appoint the lion.,•Williarn i fsctors, deilea, ehepnien, end ccipartner%, fo suilender Ma: at Asheto::l-1-nbo.Y. to b....l.lenteoant of the t:ounty of Norfolk, and I ni 22., and April 56, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney Mr; Lay •A N0t1...1-s!, :!:iciv.t•lty of the sena, he this day took the i Welton, Girilles! Hall, BasinghaU-street. 0..:1 , .: ..trp:tillted to lo.• taken thereupon, instead of the 'oaths of ! W4liaal Bedford and Samuel Stunner, of . Fester-lanced gridup, wholesale linen-drapers, dealers and el e senten and cepetnets„ A!..*:. , 1:c..! axle, Sepreenacy. f lan it a March 15,' 2, and April 16, at tlet lye; at Gal . a.. . utwney, 11:s Mai:sty in Connell wls this day pleased to appoint Francis Mi. Drake, Old Flsh-street; Doctors' tiotitnitins. ' • I :my.% of Doni7,:ty, 1'...q. to he Sheriti of the County of Monico -1 Charlei Lewis Lena; of the Old Jewry, I.Onditn, factOr e deller n.ary, in Ow room ci: Robert Knight, of Givernygoik • Esq . : • and charm:in, lidatthevat twelve, March 19; and Apia 16, at CItOWN 01 - 110 E, MARCH 5. eleven, at Guildhall.- Attotnits, alessrL SWain, Steven; aid e MEMBERS lt1:41:W•;ED TO s,Ptt% E. Est .Tlll4 PRESENT Pan- Mipl. s, Old Jewtr. ' . LIANIFST. Samuel Brewerton Feed, of the Old /feriae tonden,facior. dealer 'tilde - nap:nen; Mara 8, at twelve„ Match 19, and Alstil lit, at Bolt nem! or Nrwrow N—Tti.• Honourable George Afttlyrtoll eleven, at GuildbalL • Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, and Pelhato, of Broc'ileaby, in the Ceunty.of I.incoln, in the. mom Marl t cl Dudley North, Esq. who, since his election for the said Bo- , .s. 616 hi wr i . . .. . . i Hayter lintel the younger, end James Kineh, of Faruhem,lliets, rough, liv.th acctinett the price of Steward or Bailiff of his Ma j•-;tes elect Chiltern Hundreds of Stock, Desberough, and timber-meichants, coaeh-niakers, keheelwrights, dealers and deuen ham, ia the County of Buckingham. : ittapmeneMarch 22, it three, March 25, at Oriel, and Apt?, BOROUGH OF itOROUOIIBRICH:I—Iienty Clinton, Esq. Brigadier • 16,11 one; A the Rod Lion len, lierchatn. : Attornieseserss Bleasbisle, Alexander, eta I 'Lame, New Ann, London ; or (:termed of hi-. Majtely's Forces, and Captain of the let Ik.:t1• met,t of Foot (heads, in the room of Henry Dawkins, Esq. Messrs. Paddon and Berney. of rat-chant. William Angusfus Dinine, lite of Lo-wer-vreet, Golden -seearo. who, since his elution fur the said Borough, ties accepted the ' Middlesex, Undertake, dealer anit chapnian, March 9, 19, ' and .:Lee of Simard or Bailiff of his Majesty's Three Chilton April to, artm, at Guildhall: Attonitse e lvlreDvneiatierjentee 1 lrindreds of Stoke, Desborough, and Bonenhara, in the County of Beckineltam. , • Intlebleereurte,Lonititte . Lon:wt.!! or 'Estates—James Steven, F.sq. of Serjeanes Inn, i r t.ewi 4 . Lewis, of Newestle-ern-Tene, lineeetrape - 'r, deafer end London, in the room of Evan Foulkes, Esq. who,.sinre is elec- ehapenan, fylarch'ls; .. 2 , and Aprit - DS, at eleeeti, at Cult d 11 4 1.; tion far the said Borough, hash accepted the :Ace of Steward of i.ondon: •Ationde, Mesers.Swaine, Stete-tie and Maples; Ohl . Jewry, London: •• Ids I`.lajesty s manor of Fast licndred in. the County of Berks. . William Riekivnui, late of North:twat:at; linen draper, dealer grail MILITARY I'ItOMOTIONS. Chapman, March 12, at twele . e i l.layfb, Df, it tdeien, aid ..kpcil Commissions signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the 16, at twelve, at-Guildhall, laind6n. - Attorntes, Messrs. WTl kinicni lad Church, White EionetereeteSpitelleade, Lonlidn. County of Lanerk. Lawrence Able, of Dean-street, parish of Sr'. Anti, Weuntioster, Anderston Re ,, inient of Volunteer Infantry. es victualler, March le, 19, at ten , and AptiktG e at one, et Guild- Captain Cilia Gillespie to IteMajor, vice A. Pollock, decease d . . hall.. .Attornies, hlessrs. Parker e Young, and Hughes Izesex- Dated Jan. 29, IboB. , • • street, Stranu. s e Conineissions in the Shropshire Re z 7iment of .Volini.: ' laltu•s Kehl, of Broad-street, lelndott, tinderiiriter; (leiter atfd ch 'wharf, Mech 12, at eleven, Marche.% and April 16, at teen, tcer Infantry, signed b 1 the Lord I..ieutenant of the j , t Gurkiliall. Attorney, Mr, Spoetiswoode, Nos .i.,s; - 4 °kelt- County of Salop. Dated Oct. 9, 1803. . l • Koine Yard. . f and chapenah, . . . t i eu t e nant James Parry to he C a p tain, vice Kanner eroMeted. James Hiley; late Of Leek, tenlshire; dee', .. Litelteitant John Brazier to be Moo, vice Owen promoted. March 28, 21, a ornies, Mr.rid Aped 16, at , I le eie tia dt• 'M ri, at'the Ntai a likttnd arter Ime Leeds. Att Led, t r. ie, G e here Ensign 'trent:lld Heber to be Lieutenant, vice Quarme, resigned. Ens , e it George tlrcen to he ditto, vice Brazier, promoted. 1 Th.. tr id •- B la ri ne ; • t Lo , .olif4n-in%:Aterelorigli, Yorkshire, clothiet, scribbling -•• - • . . .. Commis:ion in the Cardiga n Militia, signed by the i Lord Lieutenant. miller, dealer and eliapnv.lat, Mai'L'h ?'", April 1 , and 14:, at ten at the the Golden Lion inn, Leeds: AtVOI-niei a'n Itee-te;• : ' Williara Clean Briestocke, jun. Ls+ to be Major. Dated De- , . •. . ____, Knowles: . .. 2 .. • • lot . Leees ;or Meserseayk of ono - mos „New Int', London, cember 18, 1807. i Williern Bacon, el .SllefF....ld, Yorkshire, grocer, -March 1:3,'!4, Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant or Vice , a nd April 16, at two, at the T onti n e int:, Similield. Atiornies. Li eu tenant of the East Riding of the County of i Mr. Bin, nation i Gare.a,..ondon; or Ali. iii,,!,ic: F., "Shritivld. York, and Town and County of the Town of King- ! DIN'IDENDS. . ' sum-upon-Ifni'. March 4. John Townley, of lhiston e l at:coil:Aire, Inuakseller, a: rt.: be Deputy Lieutenants--The Rev. Charles Constable, Clerk. ' eleven, at the Peacock Inn; Begot'. Dated Nov. 27, 1807. - ! March 15. John Fenner, of Lawrence-lane, *London, *lXles:it: Ralph CieyLe, jun. Esq. Dated Feb. 23, 1808. . . - 1 Milanye'2ll-dral . N‘l74:killr,i,ib'f.4o4,l•Cmtat;:i;7siiii:h.:l'g'sem:4lalainistt:i.(ti:uliCh.rtiesiadi,roattlfalcjela'reictek:.a,ritv't;:ufrfirihkia,ClbLr:7. cet' Militia. hall , market, Lettle .... n, : er and Atebur, lalaister, Esq. to be Colonel, vice Sir Charlesliotham, Bart.l IVlS°arenhtheW6! Dated lees. 1., 1.608. I wi p aerc d h lar l ,.at G tle rg lv e e,pt xcas Umilt o T t a e l l, of L on ixad don en. . Jolt:: Griniston, Esq. to he I lel:tenant Colonel, vice Maiater pro- , moted. Dated Ve.b. 1:s, I sus. • : .- . . To be Captains—]: a ges 'Force, jun. Esq. vice Juliffo, resigned. Dated Feb. ift, 1808. • William Darley, E' q• vice Worsop, resigued. • Dated Febrnary 14 1808. James Bell, Esq. vice Mattison, resigned. Dated Feb. 15,1807. To be Ensign—Etcob I .aybouritee Gent. Dated Feb. 13, 1808. poulterer, at twelve, at Guildhall. • March i. John M'Clary, late of Calcutte, in the Fast hlks, Bet now of Salisburpstieet, Strand, kliddleses „ merchant, at t weft*, at Guildlise Much 5. 't at Harris, of Oxford- street, attd of BlackfAte' • Road; Surrey, n:atrass-maker, atente, at auildhalL .' *- _March 1. Thomas Atkinson, of Brown's ihiv, Wa ' urlinnon Volunteer Light Infantr y and Artillery. die,exo„haefi„g er, „ el „.„ , „ Guildhall. Guildhall .• • PP' fl gt . ' Aff'd - B David ' i .r a'ylor, Esq. to be Majur-Comniandant, vice Pitts reign- Mairli i. Henry Gheetie, of Southete,Middletex,sfarnier,-dtaler March 24. John Harknees,pf Addle-street , Wood-street, London ed. Dated Oct. h 4 , 180. und chapman, at twelve, at Gitildhall. . . .. Thomas liowien e Esq. to be Caietain vice Taylor promoted. s March 1. Fit t one, Alford. Of fliah- street, Soueawark; woel- Geerge Darley, G. nt. to be lieconi Lieutenant. Dated as above. reerekant, at at Guidleall. .. , Everingliam Volunteer Yoarnanry Cavalry. . 4 ,. March I. Joshua Morgan, late of the parish of Llanfairatybriite lenedraper, at twelve, at Guedirall.• . on-'stre . ' t, Charles Howard, Gent. to be I.ieutenant, vice Stanley, resigned.. Henry Edwardsi , Gent. to be Cornet, vice Jeukiuton, reeigned. Dated Oct. 14, Ditti. Cannatthenshire,tiaiberemerchant, at ten, at the Gulden Lhes • - ' ion, Brecon: . . - Hedon Volunteer Infantry. .. . . Match 1. Henn' Niines, of Wartiford-eourt,ThrogMosl William Raines, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Leeson, resigned. • London, nietchant, at elelten, e GnileUiall. - ' • Dated as above. • March 1. Joseph Stci•ens and ibhn7Carttar, 'bf Bread-sfeiet, Middle and South Holderness Volunteer Infantry. tdon, warehousemen, at tine; at GuildhalL ' Marc h a. 124 Joh l O ° C 1 Carleton, of Hilbeck Han, Westrnoe a ul d vee te e • ie . maspri:iii;r. aitidelnnir:iHniefmeestitier;ris,fa(t,ze.torGAnau,ilsl4,s...,halleis..Loßus,kr.eauu...,gtite. , ktellef, Christopher Alderson, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Barmley. Dated Oct. 1,1807. . :. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant for the Middlesex; bake, it ten ' at Guddliall. • • -, County of Cumberland Cumberland Loyal Leath March 5. Jahn Debi-en:of Ptcedillya Mishiteeise, bo okseller, Ward Volunteer Infantry. at one, at Guildhall. •• . 7 ••• , . , ~• Captain Jelin Hindman to be Major, vice Parkin, resigned. March 4, W ll liutt Holden„ et the: pants of Skirbeek,Lideol Dated June 41, 1805. shke, CoalenterChant, at eleven; at thh Peacock Inn, Boston. n‘ To be Captains—Lieuttataat RogerWalmesley, vice Idindson, pro; -Match 2 . William Turnbs 2 l 18 k of -Eettetnkehethr -i 'h u t t i dy , .... . muted. Dated June 6, 1805. • er.Bau.Savageoearslie Luken-hill, londbn e dear ' and chap- Lieutenant John Itailiim, Ince Feathitratonhauel, 'feigned. Dated 11 0ns liteleTrZtAttillildll2ll. • . •• . . June 2,180 G. . March 3. JohnetlQutiningham, aim eer late of•Yonford, Suffolk, Lieutenant John Monkhouse, vice Grieve, deceased. Dated Sep- - [Meet snainViztier, at twelie, at' culiclhan, London. tember 14, 1807.- * ' March i. John edit; of MVinote , stret , Casiendish-Scleare To be daeutenants--Ensign Robert Carmalt, vice Walniesey, pro - Middlesex, smakr• tn•tent at iltdklhall '• i ~- •.. .. • . moted. Dated June 6, 1805. March 5. WillisniJaratyed Nortylch. feilinonge, rtisue, at the Ensign Hugh Dixon, vice Railton, proinoted.Datea Jane 2, 1806. White Had Inn, St. Petee of Mancreft, Norwich,it, . Ensign Williem flowley, vice Robinson, resigned. Dated Octi-. Match L 'Melva Bereit,w, 'of •l'4ll Mall; I - ea:her-merchant, g her 1, 1807. . '• • taterseisrotaild4 ll . • ~..-.. - • • Ensign John Lee.ellie Jameson, resign . tel. Dated Oct.!, 1807. March 5, JeoelPh Dialing**, wililhfmniekerison'the elder , acid knsign Jonathan Laidnven, vice Monkhome, peornoted. Dated. Will iam X lick.4. " thel"Mrt.iste.Pf Bmad'etreOs Lat ' ultine October 3, 1807. e • . . eopetneis aadmerehante, at taaterteeat Guildhall. • ______„. - 141aegit 1. 'Henry Nit/tots:one' lattOf Bridesstreet iVestinin -„ March 5. Henry Fell, of -Balktglall-atreate Lon** illMehtlaelas To be Feedens--Willlam Sowerby; Gent. rice Diem, r0u .....,. Dated June 1, 1806. - •. - , ' Intino'W of Bldkolditiatc-Oreeti'London, silk-mem' e' ia te ,l e e ; . • eat Guildhall. • • ~i• ' . , . .. . Joseph Moss, Gent. rice Carotalt,premoied.attettlanee23,lBo7. . Charles Bell, Gent. listed Julif 24, 1801 it. • ' ... Marco 5. ratan, at twelve, at Guildhall. .' . . . merick.ThempSWi Gent . pallid b it. eOlO, 1, .. . . . Sanwa Draper, of Oiforti-Sisett) 1111i411,6esk k ee ,‘„ draper, to twelee , at thakdhall. . e: . • • i : Jackson Roper, Gent.' Dated Oat. 30, 1807 . • .marcti:s. •'i heels' 1 0 .gbotiotts; late-of Saba* *mito s is, W c illlean Atainou, Gent.. Dated tacts 31 i - 1807 s '- • - Yorkshire, clothier, at one, at Gellciltalli . . . . , . ; I to the r to Ord Ad; Ideti ..or4 W. tra ene• to er'; ERs, sct ute- the ro;t ,rot 1:: I the have 43:0, ex ; not diar Re 'nted a to last the ie,4 were ti in r ac• heste; 'relkr Burl'