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SCHILNIS IS 2 Fetes of A 16,000 ... are £32,000 2 .•• • • ••• 0000000000 4,440 .»............ ••• 1,000 2 2,000 1,000 ....... 2,0r0 C ••• ••• • ..... • ••• SOO ••• •• • • ••• ••• ••• 1,000 20...... 200, Aro, &c 1,300 1,130 ..... /710, ate. 9,100 To each of the .€:43. col Prisms are added £4,000 more. PuitsuANT to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, msde bi a Cause " Attas against Aims," the CreeNurs of ARE CAS AKERS, forme' ly of Holfht.cree-, Cs vendis:r.sitiare, in the County of Midelleset,and late of Brighton, in the County of Susses, Esq. deceased, who died on or shout the 12th day of December, 1416, are ro come in and prove their hens before Charles Thorson, E-q. one of the Masters of the ;aid Court, at his Chamber., in Southampton Buildings, Chan cery lane, Loudon; on or before the seventh day of November 1817, or in default thereof, they will be peremptorily ezeludad the benefit of the said Decree. ROXBUROHSHIRE, NEAR lEDPURGH. VALUABI.E FREEHOLD ESTATE., abnu•,d'rF with Game, Capital 'i•ROUT STREAM, &c. upwards of FOUR HUN DRED and FORIT-SEVEN Aclt WAR OFFICE, JULY 89, 1817. His Royal Highness the l'aince Ren . .or has been pleated, in the name and on the behalf of his .jeaty, to approve ot the 57th Regiment being perini , ted to bear on its COIDUri and ap. poin.ments, in a I.:ltion to any other bulges or drv:eta whkh may h !retoinre have b.:en erant..d to the Regiment, the womb 4 Vittoria," " Pyrenneet," " ' , elle," and " Ntve," in comm.:- mnrainn of the sr - vic..s or th.: Re 1:11e:st at Vittoria, on gist of Jun-, Inl S; in the Vyr-im-es, in the ni nub of Jun 1813; at Viao•lle, is Novemb..T, 1s13; lln tl:r avion of me Nive, on the foLli. 10th, and 11th Deeelhher, IBIS. CORFIF.I.II, Soleitosr, Bma4 street. SALES BY AUCTION. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. ALI in STERLING MONEY, and ALI. la ONE DAY. 1. sad .!. S. sold a a•Je P.,rtion nt the Capital Prizes in their Contract, and trt:st th.ir Freud., and the Public vr , ll have a trintition of their cool tortune in their future Purchaso9 at their old emablistitd Offices', No. 97, Curnbill, 11, Holborn, 3d, Hay. market, and 141, Oxford-mm. 1, London. This day WSJ published, In One Volume Svo. price las. boards, the Fourth Edition, carefiAly revised, of THE PRINCIPLES OF MIDWIFERY.- By JOHN BURNS, O. M. Reg•us Pro4•snr of Surgery in the University of Glasgow, &e. Ste. erha,d for Longman, Hurst, Rfts, Orme, ard Brown, Lon dun.—t). whom may be had, by the same Author, Popular Directions for the l'reatment of the Diseases of Woe men am! etAtlren, in Avn riee Wt. boards. Ml3l A. M. POR I'ER.'S NEW WORK. • In 11.- Press, and shortly will be published, In S Vols. 12mo. rili-JE KNIGHT OF ST. JOHN. A Romance. .i. KC. ANNA MARIA POR11:11., Author of the Rvzh•se of Norway, Ste. Sze. Ste. Printed for I.lconan, Nee., Orme, and Brown, Lou der. Of wboni nt,ty be had, by tile 52111 C Author, 1. Reclus, of Norw..y, 4 vol.. 14$. Hung ;-!:; 3.1 edit. 3 vol.. 16s. 6d. 3. Don selia.tiao, 4 coil. Also by Miss JANE PORTER, 1. The ra•ter's lire-Side, Ed edit. 4 vols. XI. 11 5..6.1. 4. lhaddrus of Warsa - .v, 7th 4 vols. ire. bds. 3. Seori,h Chiefs, :;d elit. 5 vols. .£l. 15,. this. ON PRESERVATION OF TIMBER. l'his day was published, iu fivo. price 6s. 6d. boards, A TREATISE, cont:iinin;; the Results of name rou. Experiments on the Preservation of Timber from premature Decay, and on the Prevention of the Progress of Rot uma., when already tfimmencol, in Ships sod Buildings, and titer Protteron from the Ravages of the Termite or White Ant; with Remarks on the Means of preferring Wooden Jetties and Bridges trom Destruction by Worms. By WILLIAM CHAPMAN, A. Civil Engineer, &c. Printed tut Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon don; and A Cn-stahle and Co. Edifiburgh. This day were published , price Ts. bound in morocco!, NE,v MATHEMATICAL DEMONSTRA .I lONS of EUCLID, n-ndered clear and familiar to the Minds of Youth, with no other Mathematical Instruments than the Triangular Pieces, commonly called the Chinese Plait*. Invented by Mr. W. WILLIAMS, High beech Collegian Sebsol, asset. Printed for the Au:hor, and sold by J. Maynard, 9, Pantom Street, Haymarket ; Mr. - Harris, eorner of St. Paul's Church. yard; Meters. Godwln's Juvenile Library, 41, Skinner-street; and Mr. Hales Museum, Piccadilly. Price 7s. bound in Mo tors°, with the Fusale. TM, day was published, in ISvo. pries 10s. lid. AN EXPERIMENTAL INQUIRY into the LAWS of the VI rm. FUNCTIONS, with some Observe.. dons on the Nature and Treatment of INTERNAL DISEASES. By A P. WILSON PHILIP, M.D. F. R. S. E. Fellow of the College of Physicians of Edinburgh., Ike. In part republished, by permission of the President of the Royal Society, from the Philosophical Transactions of 1815 and .817; w.th the Report of the National Institute of France on the Expo. simian of M. LI GALLIDIS, and Observations on that Report. Printed for T. and 0. Underwood, 82, Fleet -street; and Adam Black, Edinburgh. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, bt 2 vols. •ve. The Third Edition, A TRIATISS on FEIRILS DISLASKS; also an ANALYSIS of the MALYSIIN WATERS. This day was published, Dedicated, by pennirion, to her Royal Highness the Princess CRAW:art, handsomely printed in two vols. svb. price, in boards, 41. Is. ASERIES of SERMONS on VARIOUS SUB. MCI'S of DOCTRINE and PRACTICE. By the Rev. GEORGE MATHEW, A.M.' Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Earl of Bristol, altereve Moro. Mg Preacher at the Parish Church of Bt. James, Westminster, aientate E•eniug Preacher at the Magdalen Hospital, and Vicar of Greenwich. Printed foe the Author; and sold by F. C. and J. Rlvington, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and 1. Reichard, Piccadilly; sold alto by Allen, and Richardson,• in Greenwich. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. THE greateit Blemish to Beauty is Superfluous Hairsen the Face, Neck, and Arms. HU BER 1", Genuine ' ROSEATE POWDER Immediately removes them, is an elegant ankle, perfeetly innocent, and pkaaant to use ; price 45. and 7e. Caution.—The genuine is signed, on the outdde, " G. H. Bogard; all others are base Counterfeits. Sold at the Proprietor's ' MI. Kusaell-street, Coveni-garden ; °Tenon, SI, Dood- street ; Dunnett, S, Cheapside • Ntwberry, nablin ; Radnor°, Edintergh • ()region Liverpool% 'Emmen, Batter; Franklyn, Bristol; M a rriott, Ba sh; Crsok, Cheltenham ; White, Brighton • Minn Matlock ; Hargrove, Kuvovrgate ; Tbirlivall,Scarbo;ough; Harvey. Weyinouth ; WOBams, Ryde ; Parker, Chichester; Burgess, Ratasgate; Paillster, Margate; Borten, Hastings; Hatherley,Eastbearne ; Safford, Worthing; and by most Venders. A REAL BLESSING TO MO I HERS. Qy all the numerous C ases th a t have appeared in the Public Prints for the lam ten years, of the gond effects ts , the AMERICAN SOO fIIING SYRUP, none ar. more so dded to the attention of every Mother and Nurse, titan the tudenuentioned t— Ihe infant Daughter of Mrs. Incion, No. , Oxford street, was, at the tender age of two months, taken Tery ill. Else Physician could not Sad out the child's dia•rd•r ; It was every day getting worse. Mrs. I. asked him if he thought st was its teeth ? lits answer was. the r.hild was too young,' liowever, Mee. I. Invirg experienced the virtues of the Syrup, oath in ger own family, as well as of mortal Ladies of her tie cuaimance thought she would try. As soon u the child's gums Trent rubbed, she began to get better; and by the dme the Infant was Is weeks old, she bad flvb tee It torough. TS be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94, Newman -street, Oxford-street ; and bete the principal Medicine Venders in town and country, at 2s. 9d. a bottle. Caution.—Be sure to ask for w Johnson and Wiffiarnie Ante. lean Soothing Syrup," as there are a member of spurious sorts. Mn. Johnson relieves the infest poor, as usual, at her busne w every Tuesday and Saturday Morning, from nine to ten o'clock, by Weems a letter from a respectable housekeeper, so eardty diet they are reel objects of charity OF FIRABLE FREEIIOI.D ESTATE, with a DWELLING. DOUSE, BARN 4 , t; I ABLE', and OUT-131 , 11.01NG5, and neatly FORTY ACRES of Capital MEADOW and ARABLE LAND, with COMMON RIGH rs. By Mr. ROW At Gartaway's Coffee:House, 'Change-Om CorahM,oti Time. DAY, the 2ltt h August, tit 7, at T *elve o'clock, AVERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, land Tax redeemed, near the town of COLFORD, in the parish of Newland and tithing of Colford, in the County of Gloucester; comprising a Memo:ago or Dwelling-House, called Berry-bill, with Baro, Stable, and other Out. tulldlngs, with 40 Statute A cres of Rich Meadow I .and, and shout five Acres Arable In the occupation of Mr. Richard White on Lease till . andlcmas 8 IP. Albo. several Pieces of prime Meadow I And, emit:thong a•otst 14 Acres, in the occupation of Mr, Joseph lienfield, with a s :Jo and Fold, adjoining to the town of Cohort'. The Estate is %sal watered, and has a right of Common In the Forest of Dean ; this par of the county is noted fur the fertility of its soil, awl abounds with Minerals. To be viewed on application to the Tenants, of whom Parti culars may be had; and at the Angel. Colford; of Mr. Cooke, So citor, Rev.; at the King's Head, Gloucester; Bear, Newoham George, Mitchel Dean ; Bolton Arms, Chepstow; Beanfort Arms hfunosoutli ; and of Mr. it obins,Warwick•vreer, Donlan square. ESSEX. CAPITAL FREEHOI.D rA rE, with FARNI•HOUSF, B 4RNS, STABLES, and OUT-BIIILDING 4 , awl nearly THREE HUNDRED of ezetilent Mardi, Meadow, Arabk, Pasture, al d Wood Land. By Mr. KOBINS , At Garrawav's Coffee -House, Ea ahanite-alley, Cornhill, on nuasuAr, August I+, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot, AVERY Eligible FREEHOLD ES TA Principal Parr Precut Great Tithe, comprising the PAR. SON AGE FARM, situate in the Palish of West l'Aurrock, near the town of Grays, in the county of Essex, in the owspistlon of Mr. Wiliam Long, a respectable 'tenant, on Lease. coldn't', of an excellent Farm House, with Garden in Front, and Orchard, Barn, st.tbles, and other Outbuildings, and upwards of 'l' WO HUNDRED and NINETY-'EVEN ACRES of rich Marsh, Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, distant only ten miles from the metal Market•town of Rumford. This Estate is an excellent Property to invest Money, and is admirably situ ate for the procurement of Manure, and conveyance of pi °duce to the London Marker, at an easy expense, being so contiguous to the River [banns. It Is preowned Chalk is to be found upon the Estate.. Tst be viewed by leave of the 'recants, of whom Particulars may be had; active Ship, Grays,and Aveley ; Dog and Partridge, stiffed ; Hotel, Purflett ; Black Buy, Chelmsford; With, Hart, Rumford; at °areaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-Reset, Gultlel•square ; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. BUCIC.S..--TREEIIOLD AND 'Min-FREE. DRAY I'ON-PARSLOW, between AYLESBURY, WINS LOW, and LEIGH lON-BUZZARD, Capital DAIRY LANDS andARABLE FARMS, Bllglble forlnvestlng Money. 13y Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-huum, In Estimate-alley, Coral" Lon. deo, on Tune Uwe, she 11th of September, isl 7, at Twelve o'Cloek, in One Lot, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE of Rich Griming and Arable Land, Tanis FREE ; com prising HEY LEYS FARM, In the parish of Draytots-Parstow, containing an excellent new-erected Fang House, with Mess, Yards, Oardea, and sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, upwards of TWO HUNDRED and TWENTY ONE ACRES, all lying compact, surrounding the Buildings, in possession of Mr. Benjamin Willis., Tenant at Will; also, STOKE-ROAD FARM, adjoining, containing a capital new. erected Dwelling Hoorn, with Daces, Yards, Barns, Stab'es, and Out buildings, and Enclosures of excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, upwards of TWO HUNDRED and SIX rlr six ACRES, in possession of Mr. Amos, on Lease foe Twelve Years. These Estates are in a ring fsaee, containing together upwards of FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN ACRES. The ponent moderate rental about FIVE HUNDRED and TWEN f Y FIVE POUNDS per Annum. May be viewed by applying to Edward Ridgway, NM, Swan. bourne, near Winslow, of whom Particulars may be had; and at the Beil, Winslow; George, Aylesbury; Cobham Arms, Buckingham; Crown, Arnersisam ; White Horse, Uabridge ; Mr. kismpluies, Solicitor, Sorbs street, Lincoln's Inn Fields; at Garraway ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick•crect, Golden•square, London; where a Plan may be seen. EAST 4USSILX, ON THE BORDERS OF KEN r, BETWEEN TUNBRIDGE. LEWES, AND MAREsPIELD. COMPACT, ELIGIBLE, EARMi AND LAND, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee Hone In Ezehange-Ciey, Conthill, on TMUILSDAT, the iltb of ieptember, at Twelve o'Clock, In Three Lots. LOT I. AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, the HOLE FARM, Muted In the Plrish Of WITHYAM, in the County of SUSSEX, opposite bUCKHURS r -PARK, In possession of Mr. Wise. Comprising a Stone-built Farm House, with Offices, Garden, Orchard, Farm-yard, Buns, Stable, Cow house, Granary, Cart-ledges and various Out-buildings. and upwards of ONE HUNDRED nod 'MEN ET I* WO ACRES of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, sad small part Wood Land, all lying cumpact TM Lands are diversified, and a commanding, fine, healthy Situation. Lor 2. FLOUNCE FARM, in the Parish of Withram, a delightit.l FREEHOLD ESTATE, strum* in the Village of ‘Gtoombildge, about Four mass from 1 UNBRIDOE WELLS, an the road to Hart field and Ma:magi/1, Forest-row, &c. Comprising a Substantial Brick-built Farm Howe, ou • One, commanding Shoation, Farmyard; and Out-buildings, &c. and on the opposite lido, another Farm Yard, with Out-buildings and sundry Enclosures of Meadow, Pastore, aid Arable Land, all lying compact, part bounded by the Medway, a hue Stream of Water. well stored with 'from and other Fish. . This Baum, at a trilling expausa, would make a moat charming Summar Rcaideuco. Lot s. OWL'S CROFT PALM, in Me Parish of HART ' FIELD, with Common Rights; on be right of the Turnpike road from WES ItitHAM sad Eden bridge to Htrtficld, through, the Vlihge of Cowden, in possession of Joseph Edwards, comprising a FRESHOLD ESTA IE, a Stone-built roomy Cot. tag., with Offices, Garden and Orchard, Faros Yard, and Out-' budidiap, and Five Enclosures of Meadaw and Arable Land,' containing upwards of SEVEN ACRES, all lying compact, and forming a very &Arabia had. peopeny, in a pleasant cheerful spot. The Lou may be viswed by applying to Mr EdwardWithyam, or to else 'I maws, where Patticadare may be had, and at the Donee Arms, Hardeld, Vitamin, and East Grinstead; White Horse, Eden Bridge; King's Artist, Westerhani ; Crown, Cow. ass; Whit. Ham Oodstonet King's Arms ; Croydon; bell, Bromley; of Messrs. bagel& and &Omit; Solicitors, Red Lim-square; at Oarrintrafs; and et Mr. Robins, Warwick street, 0 - oMfm square, when Plans may be sou. By Mr. R 0 31 NS, At Garravray's Carer-house, 'Cbanse-alley. Corrhill, on Tuve!. DAT, - the itch September, ißi •:•t Twelve o'Clock, AVERY ELIGIRLE ESTATE celled Futni, in the Parish of Lill'esleaf, seven mike of Jedburgh, and near to Haw ick, klelrtnie, and Selkirk, consls:iog of an eligi ble Residence, recently pt into good rep-dr, conei,ting of a Di Room, Parlour, Kitchen, Da!ry, Six good Bed Rooms, with 3. f vanre Rooms over, zni Cellars in the Basement ; with excellent Ofsces, capital Firm Yard, with Stab!ee, Cow House', Calf Pena, Tbrasblng-mil' with Water-wheel, Berns, Stable+. &c. goo I Car den Well stored w:th Fruit frees, and upwards tif Four Hundred and Forty-seven A urea of Arable Land and Flantstimn, lying com pact, awl divided by thriving fence% There is a small Feu Duty, the 'Fithts and TEtes are very trißmg. To be viewed by npplying at the Black Bull, Jedburgli, where Particulars may be bad; Bucdeugh Arms, Hawick ; CrAs Keys, Selkirk; the Inn at Melrose; principal Inns at Edinburgh; George, York; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-r rem, Golden square, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. SUFFOLK. FREEHOLD ESTATES, CANHAW, in the pleasant Village of STANTON, between BURY and BO lESDAI.E, en the Road to NORWlCH—Pleasant compact RESIDENCE. wish OFFICES, FARMS, and LAND, about TWO HUNDRED and SEVEN l'it.TWO ACRES, and plenty of GAME— Land /as redeemed. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange Alley, Cornliill, on fit tritSDAY. the lids September, 1017, at Twelve o'Clock, in IWO LO PS, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. Lor I. CANHAMS, situate near the pleasant Village of STAN EON, ten miles from Burn, on the road to Norwich; eomprising a substantial drillable Family Residence, In excellent order, with Oilkes, Farm-yard, and Outbuildings, good Garden, pan walled, Pleasure Grounds, and thriving Plantations, Farm houses, with all requisite Out buildinvs, sundry Cottages and Enclosures of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Laud, all lying compact, and containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED and SEVENIY ACRES, Capital Barley and Turnip Land, in a high state of Cultivation, and abounding with Game. Ibis Estate is desirable for a Residence, or for Investment, in a cheerful, healthy. part of the Country, ;nod Roads, and highly respectable neighbourhood. LOT 2. STANTON COTTAGE, a very eligible, pleasant Residence for a Genteel Family, with Offices, Ste. recently fi•teii. up, ar a considerable expense, and late in possession of Mr. Wal ker, Astronomer ; with Lawn, Garden, Pleasure Ground, and rich Meadow adjoining, the sCiole containing 6A. OR. i BP. The Lots may be viewed by applying at the Mansion, where Puaculars may be had; and at the King's Head, Norwich ; Angel and Greyhound, Bury; Rntland Arms, Newmarket; Bull, Barton Mills; Crown, Chetterlord; Crown, Botesdale; White Hart, Stoemarket; Rose and Crown, Sudbury; Black Boy, Chelmsford; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Ware let street, Golden-iluare; where a Plau of the Fame may be seen. FRAUD PREVENTED. To counteract the many attempts that are daily made to litzpoie on the unwary a spurious composition In stead of the Genuine Hatching prepared by Day air% Martin, they are induced to adopt a new Label, In which their address, 97, High Holborn, - - - - - Is placed so conspicuously, that they trim an attention to this, and the difference of th, type, which Ls unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, ma le by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future be bold la Bottles at Ed. Is. and Is. dd. oath, and a copy of the Label left with ill Venders. DAY •ND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. _PRESENTATION OP A PI::CE OF PLATE TO CAPTAIN BARCLAY, or THL HOW. &UT INDIA C ISIPAW* NAVAL SERVICE. Me Lewes Sta—l bay. great satisfaction In announcing to you the resolution of the undersigned Oftleen, to request your acceptance of a Piece of Plate, in testimony of their sense of your general attention and hberality daring a trying voyage. This Memorial wiU remind you sf those who you every good fortune, and who depart from the Lucy end M*at• Im pressed with reopen for you ass Nevi/ails, and regard you' as a Gentleman. Will you signify to whom it shall be directed, as under your pp resentarr angement it appears impracticable to get it pr o perly before your probable departure from England. Believe me, Str, your very obedient Servant, JOHN ASHLEY STORY. Lieut.-Colonel of his Majeay's 80th Regtment,coinmanding the troops embarked in the transport LUCY and MARIA. LUCY and MARIA, Ports/ mouth, Aug. 3.1517. J. A. Irorr,ldeat.-Col. commanding 80th Regiment. J. DAL*YMPLC, Major, 80th Regiment. D. KINGDOM, Major, 80th Regiment. R. E. Katt my, Captain and Brevet Major, 80th Regt. H. J. Pact's, Captain, 80th Regiment. R. Dasustoon, Captain, 80th Regiment. C. CaLLLLLL, Captain, 53.1 Regiment. W. C. Hulett, Captain, soh Regiment. W. Baowira, durgeon, 80. h Regiment. H. W 5 Lin. Captain, 80th Regiment. M. Jo N es, Paymaster, ante, Reaiment. L. PsPLut A N i Lim enant. Ist or Royal Scots. J. Bow Lea, Lieutenant, 80th Regiment. S. S. Beams, Lieut. and Adjutant, 110.6 Regiment. A. Pelmet', Lieutenant, 800 Regiment. N. BARRI, Lieutenant, 80th Regiment. W. Femme., Lieutenant, 80th Regiment. W. H. kiwi:it - rim, Lieutenant, 34th Regiment. T. MoLotiy, lieutenant, iioth Regiment. E Amen a, Lieutenant, bOth Regiment. it. R. H , Lieutenant, 80th Regiment. J. CROWTFICR, Lieutenant, Ist or Royal Scots. F. Catiori malt, Lieutenant, lit or Royal Scots. N. NICROLL, A•sistant.Surceon, 80th Regimet.t. TRONA! DRILL, Lieutenant, bOth W. HARVEY, I .leutenant, 80th Regiment. J. Bowe, ass, Ensign. 80th Regiment. F. Laminar, Ensign, 110ils Regiment. To Lieu/.-Colonel Joss ASHLEY STURT,commanding his Majesty's 80th Real:neat of 'roct. DIA& Eillt--Impressed with the most lively fee7:ngs graq tude for the distinguished and handsome moaner y :u and the Officers, passengers with me from India, have been pleased :o notice my humble endeavours to reader the passage tolerably comfortable; but permit me to say, front the t:m6nintous harmony which subsisted, end :he correct and gentlemanly conduct of the Officers on board, must be attributed any comfort that they might have experienced from so crowded a state in which we were for so long a voyage. The I'Lice of Plate yourself and Officers are pleased to present me with, shall be preserved by me, while I live, in grateful re membrance of the esteem I shall ever feel for yours if sal the gentlemen whom & it.sve had the pleasure of conveying to their tfvelaalt Permit Ae, therefore, to rt turn you and them my most unfeigned thanks for this token of their triendshl, and shall feel obliged, when finished, if you desire it to be sent to Messrs. Fairlie, Dunham, and Co. Broad -street, London. I have the honour to be, Sir, your most obedient Servant, Ship L 17011114 MARIA, Por.s• A. BARCLAY. canon, Aug. S, 1 017. MILITARY P.CONIO W eilirlClP. AUGUST S. lst R eglrn•nt of Afe r.uirdl—Crptalo Richard Manteette tire% from the ls? Crylor, lleeinicor, to be Certain of a Tru.op, vice John Pitt Olnie!a, who eirchanges. 7th Regiment of Lieht Drapoont—Lieutenant ifonotwaHn Gres EFghy Rr.l...rt Fox f; tato:ays, stein half-pay of the R-gimcnt, to be lieutenant, vice. Uniacke, wine exchange,, re ceiving the rence. II th Ditto—To be Identenanis. Lieutenant Barran Park-r Blown, from the half pay of the Regiment, vice .Ir.leha'l Frederick Paxton, who exchanges; Lieutenant Miles San:ys ' from the half-pay of the Regi ateat , vi ce Richard Llolet, who exchanges, receiving the siii:ereoce. ath Ditto—Cornet Johl Hail, from the 19th Ught Dragoon?, to be Lletrenant, by purcha.e, vice Mill, promoted. IBtl,. Nlttlll•ielSlerlalli James hl'llean, from tl.e half-pay of the 26th Foo-, to be I ieutetiant, vice Honourable I.ithisi Chair* Daw.on, why CzchAng .1, receiving the difference. td Regiment of Foot—Major Alexander wa;le, from hail-pay of the 90th Foot, to be Major, vice Gorge k•Jward Raitt, who exchanges. 234 Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Pearson, from the half pay of the 43d Far, to be Lkutenaot Colonel, vice Floanias Danner, who exchanges. Sed Ditto-•-Captain N illiam Bennett, from half-pay of the 56 Garrison Battalido, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lalwarti John Priestley, who exchanges. receiving the dif re:Me; At. sibtant-Surgeon Jame. thirst, •from ball-pay of the 4 - th Foot, to be A4sistant...lurgeon, vice William Dowell Fry, who exchanges. 55th Ditto—Lieu:, nant Frarcis Hawksley Hall, from half-pnp of the Rer,inient, to be Lieutenant, vice 141 km-ties, who ea• changes, receiving the difference; Lieutenant lf.leas M. Ni• choheu to b, Adjutant, vice Delgairties, who re, igtis the Ail. jutantcy truly. 57.4 Di to—Lieutenant Edivard Powell, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, v i ce W sllatu Hcury Hollis, who exchanges, receiving the ditrereuce. 59th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Duncan, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Fu ler, promoisd. 60th Dine—Lieutenant WilliansWynnc, to be C7.:ptain of a Com. pang, by purchase, vice Gower, who retire•; Viiisgu Walter Bernard to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice W ) I.lle. 3d West India Regiment--Ensign James Robert Young, front half.pay of the Bth hoot, to be Ensign, vice Jo:itistone, whose appoinintent has not taketi 4th Ditio—Captain Lewis Ch.trles Appel;us, front half pay of the 60th Regiment, to be Ce r tain of a Compuy, vice harmful Prouslfuot Hurd, who exchanges- Royal York Rangers—Cipiain William Maxwsll Mills, from the eth West India Rsitaiedt, to he Capia•ii or a Liniit.ny, vice Wahl - Radford, who mites upon 1...11-ihry ul the 6th West Ind a Liteginiceit. P.oyal West India Rangers—Major William Massey, trim hifs pay of the 6th West ludia Reguncnt„ to be Major, v,ce D.sid July, who excliarig t. liO • .PITAL TAT?. Apothecary Gorge Juf u , from the half-pay to Le Apn•hc::ry to the Force,s, vice Cicorge Hunt. Reade t who exchaoc Hospital-Assistant John Fro r:ar Nichol, how !, be Hospital Assistant to the &flees, vice Niai.its :i.ced on hahf•pay. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGE!). Sept. 2, James Bleads, of Chester, urn' rel'a mule r , IS , pkeeper, dealer and chairman, at ten, at the Lo •ch and Horse., Lhe,ter. Sept. 10, Banton Leader, of Bristol, cis t her. ware d• al, t, at elettcn at the Legs of Man tern, Bui.lem, Nalf-ird,trire. BANKRUP MIES SUPII.RStiDED. George Kest, of rilinguon.upont Hull, draper; dealer and e!•sp man. ham Bristow, now or 13:C of Curlsey, shopkeeper. kunia, S.ury, of South Myth, Nut risumberlauil, ntaster.mati. ntr,sbirowuer, dealer and chapmatt. Thomas Christopher Gardner, late of Brznrord, Middlesex, ironmonger, dr. tiler and Chapman. BANKRUPTS. Richard Frisby, now or Lte 01 Leicester, horse-dealer, dealer and chapman, to surrender August 19, 20, and September 20, at five, at the Stag and Pheasant Inn, Leicester. An ra es, Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple, London; or Mr. Pilkinton, Leicester. Patrick Kearney, late of Manchester, tailor, Antos? 2 ;, 26, and Sept. 20, at mne, at the Dug tavern, hi.nchertr At °roles, Messrs. Adliegton and Gregory ' hteltord-ruw, I °nitwit or Messrs. CLye and 'llinnipson, St. Mary's Gate, Man :tester. William Wise, ot Bath, book3clier, dealer and chNettiao, Avast 21, 22, and Sept. 20, at eleven, at the full Munn Inn Bari.- Attornies, Mr. Williant liming, 1, Char:out, row, 'Mansion. house, Loudon; or Mr. J. Wingate, Bath. William Knight Northall, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshirs, schoolmaster Lod dca!t-r in books, Sept. 17, at four, scut. Is, amid 20, at eleven. Attornit's, Meters. Mayhew and Price, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Gr.thths, Brumley, Sa'.op. John Morgan, of I auntou, Somerset, linen-strayer, dealer and chapniam, August 25, 26, and Sept. 20, at two, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol. Attarnies, Mr. Witham. Lewson Clarke, Bristol; or Messn. Jenkins, lames, and Abbott, New Inn. Benjamin Welton, ot Manchester, tailor, dealer at..l chaptnan, August 95, 26, at ten, and Sep . 20, at four, at the Dug 1 seem, Manchester. Attortnes, Messrs. Hurd, Shaw, and Johnsor., Trample, London; or Mr. baron, Kiss,;tstree., hlatichrster. Samuel I)uwsett, formerly of Strwatt-ttreet i spiralfields, attero wards of Strathord and Chigwell, Essen, an d late of Poreh - tm Wood, near Elstree, Ht rts, and now a primner in the Kior, s Thoeh, silkman, tanner, rual-ntercitant, dealer and chi polar, August 12, 16, and ::t-pr. 20, at tea, at Atturnies, Messrs. Sweet and Stok. s, Basillyball•greer, Lowlon. David Hinckley Lakenran, lormeriy Lraei Lokeman, for. lastly of the United tiree4 Ed America, but now Of lavcrpoul, merchant, dealer and chapman, August 'zt, 23, and 20, I.4bselreaP:llo.,c p it h ilu L r ee " : l Of M ßu r. ^ l.ll kl ' elle ilit. John street, liedford-row, l a e ce . lev Li e v t e i , rp al N t j t l a. i t 111 1:i ni ry 2 , 6 1 1tr an ' arm, ini and d h is" wai ehousesum aid ntrs, Aut.3t 19, 26, and Sept. 20, at ten, at Guddhall. Attcro Hey, Mr. ileor-e Adams, oil Jewry. James vomit, orantic.nntie V.rtaxall, piper maker, derOerand chapntan, August and 20, tiv, at do fiend Atoms lies and I avert:, Batb. A; ttrn es, Mr. J. K. I lighmonr, 9, Scotts” ird, London; or Mr. E. Sarum.: Humphreys, late of NJ. 19, Cliarlu:tt 4 stteer. P.irtlsods yla e, altetetr,‘..a4t3Glcu'l"hrhallerLanAd tctiatiallniles7lAleuviZnl64,g2'43tia''auddlt'-eres., mar., hasorghallottreet, Londui. Zechariah Shirinr,, of Tlasadneedlesareet, Irme.on, buildmr, • carpenter, de.l'er arid chap:nab, Argun at ten, August 90, and Sept. so, at t Levan, at At:Ornty,Mr. Hutchison, 1, Crown court, '1 lireadneelile-street. George piggies, of Newinam-street Oxford -crest, Mithileorr. mammy-scrivener, bid-broker, dea ler anti chapmsa, Auga-t 11, ';;S, and Sept. at ten, at Gail:Mall. akuutmes, M. it,.. Bat. felt, TAW, and Turvile, Gray ' s Inn. Henry klatraps, of Carey.strest, Chaticcry.taii". coffer-h-" 9" keer.tr, vintner, wiae and spirlt-merchart, dealer on.lchspnot.. , Augoir. 19, an, and beptembe: .0, at Ku, at tioilttna:l. Acer. nits, Messrs. Knight and ceman, 211, sloe rt. lames Frewiug, now ur late et VI: , .termer, pora,h of PrinVey„ gr. c.t, sbopaeeper, desk? sod chap:nail, Aftr.utt .5, :jig.. 1:0, at eleven, a:- the TewruHa.l, Osl.dJ. en V , ots' , :1, a: Po 6, Stark 1a.%