Star. — London, England, 1814-06-22 00:00:00

I. • ' rim or"' •-• ik e * 'y L 3 t' , (e A • • / i;) imi . 9l • * I , •••• rJ ,S 4- 1 41, . 417 -„ • r.))1 , • A"-' . 'M ',' PLICE. ere drawn up about where the Beadles icers of the City of ist ten o'clock in the WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1614. ants at Arms, with 3eljeant Trumpeter, rumpets—druns-ma- , :la-Marshal and his trkl. St. James's ; and ed in their respective cession moved from following order; vo 4ind two. NUIIIIIER 8518. NUE SIN-1 r riA ef.9.111R e11.17=0,1 1 .16 P., May t'1,1814. VOTICEiI Atrels given, That a Sey,son of Oyer and -4.- 1 Terminer aa f v the Trial of Winces cromaitted kw the Hilh Seal, within the int:kit:fins 4 - :/as Jim:, alt* ,r England, bill h helJ at Justice in Ms 01J Bailey, Lcadon, on Friday, ihe Ist if July next, at eight ',Wad in Mt morning. J. W CROK ER. CANAL. PRGPERTY. WATE,It WORKS, and STRAND BRIDGE. GRAND JUNCTION, GRAND UNION. MONMOUTH, dividing Zit) per Share. dear; Wilts and Berk*, Wry and Arun, and Croydon) Canal Sham; Grand Jenttion, West Middlesek, and York Etdidinp Water Wort, and &wt.! Bridge Shares and Annuities. Apply to Mr 85ott, '24 1 Lonlon. /. Serji Arms. • the iinior Officer Of left hind' by the next n hlou'd ; wheieupno (ring-Cross is the fol- the way. liareheaded, with States. in Me manog. it, on Horse&act, nevi,' with white Wands, Bailiff. y Steward.` two and two. RUM i 1. a Si t' r A t x - 'eked the Procession, witness the spectacle ss was immense ; but e Who were most aria. as Temple-bar. Hew beyonJ all. example. customary to line the crday this pre-autioil ecluence was, fro* II which the F'ocesslou !-bar exhibited R: scene able. The constables nr the way, but it was to repress the crowd. bar was placed across of Temple-bar, which ' LORD MAYOR arrived !fore one, accompanied ;eded by'French horns .ere opened, and his ned, and shortly after the Temple. He i'e about an hour, wheri accepted of an invita: from Child's binking to take some refresh: hotirs. The crowd s accumulate to such 4 utmost difficulty a de. rived in, the afternoosf h. A party of horse were obliged to rettagu or, and pass through in order, to' proceed These, as well ai the nd did not at all dray? that part of it &arcs; that the LORD MAYOR vas at hand. He im. e he had been enter, ate coach. At seven fficers at arms, whose sounced by the soand rtes of 'temple rshai from within—'- r . ed." The Officers of Ito the City, to publish Peace." The gates I, attended only by it advanced to the coach ng bowed twice to his 'he Lotto MAY OK read Red, and dismissed the, KA, than the procesion ners and Heralds, as rand and interesting Ids, who sore - moss 'mashing, the shouts wth with unrestrained The• Heralds bowed a, and proceeding to aealcade there halted. ered, and the Prod*. 'y, the renewed huzzas completed n twenty. .ocession then moved =pets, kettle ds'untsi wards, with trumpets and "foot), preceded - After the Mace. n Maxon, in the city• inn, which was closed , ed by a long train of ;. The Loan Mimic In his joining the ate. ltitude were often re. turned to advance. It ,treet i where the Cross Lnd the Proclamation xt:ssion continued en he Proclamation was . Irocession returned by t through, Lombard. I thrice, previous toy 'ding. le price this week-- eoce Three-farthings. lc, died, in the 65th L; forty-four years Luta rePitkett Piatep Qffics,TelPplt DIN eter. CONTRAC r FOR SHIP -CHANDLERS' GOODS. NAP -OFFICE, JUite 10, 1814. • * 7 I .I HE PR INCIPiL OFFICERS and sio ,v, s ks," His .AfAJ'ESTrs NAVY*, do ken- give Nailed That or the *gth instant, at One o'C:ock, they will be rtady to treat 4. ith such Persons as may be willing to Con tract Cot ,o ~lying his M.,jestyls Yards at Deptford, Woolwich, C:-atham, aaid sheerness, with SHIP CHANDLERS' GOODS. kora of Me Tender, way he teem at this Wee. IVO Tager u be received afaisr na idoel. on the Sty of treaty, l Nor any irotiotif, unless the party, or an agent fir his, attends. Every Tender aunt be ascompailied by a Letter, addressed to tee Nosy Board,aithigrei 63 tworesponsidlit Pasant, engaging to Inane toga with the Person tendering, in the satin of £lOOO, for th; doe porfnws. lime 1 the Costract. EAST INDIA HOUSE. Julse 9, 1814. WIRE CO ETAT of DIRECIORS of the UNITED .L C 0MP.,4 Nr of Al E RCH4 NTS of ENGLAND,tradias to the LIST INDIES, de herrEygive Retire, That a Geheral Court of the said Company will be held at their House in I.i , a&nhaU street, on Thursday, the 23.1 instant,i front Eleven o'Clec in she Forenoon ti:i Six in the E,vening, at t.ie &Ca e of more than Nice Freprietors, to Ballot *Witte follow ing Question, vis. . J. , Resolved, That as a testimony of the high sense entertained by the Proprietors of Eel India Stock of the eminent and easels- Cal services rendered by the late Viscount Melville to the East Itu:ia . Company, for seventeen years, during which period be discharged the ditties of President of the Board of Comudasioners, atilt of ‘20,0e0 be granted to Ids Executors, at the rate of Anionb per Annum, until the said sum of X 20,000 be discharged, the same to be ap(lied towards the liquidation of his Lordship's debts." JAMES COBB. Secretere. PEACE, PEACE! PEACE! A Large Assortment of TRANSPARENCIES, designed by the first Artists, and Pain: ed in *very superior style, for the Frew= glorious occasion, also the regular Land scape, mlseellanetrUs Scenery, and gothic WMlow-blinds, very fly painted, to be LEN V or SOLD, at J. FAWLLY'S Manufac wry, No SO, Blachfrtars Road, London, near Christ Church; and at No. 146. High-street, hhoretaitch, wititha two doors of Worship -outset, Bishopsgate-strew. MONEY ASOLICITOR, having Clients of opulence and respictahillty, offers the mistily. of Sums of Money to ar•y emit, on tesiritahle ieeniitiri or persC.ial rt:spenetbility, on libtisi and Mit:nal*: rundfitlone. Apply pecannany to Mr. W. at lik O16ce,•:;o. I 1, Chapel-plee, . ligoriettepet. re% CaYeadislopyqinirc e ulna twelve ull tour, or Ly letter, post paid. .IVFAYNE, 1F sikiranivd, from i.:Son to alOO,OOO, I y -Ol R 0 WA and Ca.. sutural's to RYDER an:l Co. It w arn TV:emp, Hoi.otand.at rev,. Fitzroy-quart, on Atiouitii.i, Niles of nand, and all carte of .Yeiurn:r;; they claim sure re !vent:dip/ *Tallow/4 titan any othhil± art tl.klino, and can-nuke aniaitaad advintoto pre'sonit of kilo n iharacter.. . • Atteadano3 all day: - Tian day was published, An poNt. ~ v u..pri,e tt. boards, AN EaSAY. the LIFE of MI C I-IEL - de L'HOPITAL, Chancelloi of Fran.ce. • By CflAßlJiii . Arosidon.:-Prititedrior.:Lorktniau. Horst, Mees, Otrne,, and Brown:Paternoster:tow ; and a the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. • *arbor. - I. The Life rint Writinsa of possues, Voardi. 2. A Succinct 'livery-of . the Eintiire of Charleniagrc, in Bvo. Ifs. boards. . . I his dai "oseie isab34sod. 4to. prier SnGd. (I DES to his Royail Highness fli' Pi(INCE tVJ iREQEOII!" his Imperis; i ttAajesty . the EMPEROR of RCS':-IA, and his Majesty the KINi.; of By :00.13ERr SOU' HEY, Poet I.aureat. • I);lnted her I.l.cialati, I lurst, Rees. Orme, an& ikovett, Pater• nuitir.iiier'; • and at ate brit'is"'h Plow Bt.ild. street. Also speedily w.tl he ptihtshol by thes.same..‘tr.hor, • 4 I. Ruderitls, the last .f the Gofh4 a Poem. In ()neva 4to. rftt. Insetiptiims rrietty!..al ti;cord.ng the Acts of Ate atisi.ts Artny the Petilmula. • " . 41; 1 . ...:- This Day leas poltfithei, price ':f ea. - I.M. PA"d P ..ii! I, •E'l' . L E lt, NO. VI. Bribe in imp - tial Rezurd of all the leading Palrellt.CTZ, in lavas/sass. Put.trtcat., and P.RLIGIOUB . SunfEcTsi and toiraing an in&sper..thie avenilage in every LIBRARY. This histly patronized Work - alrgatly boasts ale assistsuce of the la. Iowa:: Nare'ai.tl e.i.rithguisilLa itu;huis : The'etsaloastwa or the Ex- Rev. T Lc Mesualsa, car(Aut.a. ! Rev. I. CeEtarrAce i The Metier Of l.tecour, PEAS. I'ERCIVAL ELIOT, Esq. Rt. titte—Was.. flYstakitroaca, C bUTI.ZR: Efq. W f$ u s pais 404, Lag, M. l'. H. tinwatt:i, Esq. ltt. Wm. leant .SSIEEEILLD, C. Pu Pr A , Esq. Sir 6.rtioastt et, - r G. JUT, Fsq. bit T.ThicriAno, Raft, A..icatx ET; Esq. C. helassu, Esq. M. P. T. M. MLNIGKAVE. Esq. 3. ilar.es, Esq. M..P. J. W. Manner, Esq. iii. 41.1 Mit..ataas D. D. I. PIIILIPEART, &I s . Dr. IL Miasi, F. `aorta, L , q. Dr.-VAl.Prit, , J. EAVs ItirOCK, Esq. Dr. V p aCLRAN. ). I..tweritget. Esq. RN..GANoocror, J. YEARN; EMI. Res,-6. T. Wirtoe, &c. &c. At. . 'Nf• Suit by Gabe. Curtis, ani Co.; Rodwell; black, Parry., and '' C'o,"; and alt Other Booksellers. . NEW PP A RMAN F 1.17 fE I Ipi : LEGAN'r TS EXTRAC for the GERMAN I -LAU FLUTY., cothisting of Airs wilt Variat'cft.s, Poi:dos, At:Jars, WalltArg, Dues, &c. wiecteti .fitant the Cothposittous 4.:1 the must favourite Author., n ue of which ate c0rny0u.....• of the 'thole arranged by Proferoor of the Ger- Liar: flute. Nut. I. 11. ill. prier 35.e.a"..h Con.tear;og the outouruus Selections already compeigrd and ait... ged tor thy Vitae,* taw be deemed untiecel4ary to present eh.. wi:b a new Wori. :fee l'ubliehers of this t:e.riction, its s:.• doing, have only complied faith the vri.!tes of a number of Artnacurs, for same/ tah:g i%flod• ea. The beagles of the re:ria,7, f ,vtAurat4 . :l of she present day being private yt oper:y , egad rn..t he I , i:reduced iu the Works alteady publialtel ; thereture, to render rats.Coilecatoo a truly-ea sable squishes t • Pertaroters on this e •••g,;.nt. aad 'Libre:table Imtrunaeor, this Work Aviil,contAin the a• - •urt favaufire C•dnpositions of S:r Jahn Steveocon, Meson. buldup, Davy, King, Istazzitrjlii; and likewiNe ' • t..e celebrated Foreign Composers, which have been plarchased Ac the tapeuae or many thousand pounde, wish many rather Pr..- ;ons of merit. The whole under the immediate topper:ion c i• Carankmea, Professor (lithe ilerotan'Siluce. I' S. Au eranytuat krourispiroei destgned by Craig, is engraving, 91 tateO will be defiveied grads with be Twedth Numbtr. ke Willi la to harm tlirts•harrdsome Volumes:' . i. 1 ;13044: Prudeei by Goulding gU Coe itO, thaftta-square; and lt,ft W.:lni.toldauadeorroel,Dubllo. • SALES BY AUCTION. At the Oustotn House, Sandwich, nn Tuesday, the With of luxe Instant, at Eleven &Clock in the Perelman. T HE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, 'OIL SUM cense:Arnow : I 7 Busheh Coale. .11 Anchors 1 IVarp 101 11ZPORTATION1 lit ChM. Spirits of Brandy I S 8 Rik Handkerchie* 11 Immo% 16 Yare". China Crape 1 Do. Handkerchief I 401 no. Du. Scarfs A nth of €23 per Cent. win be required. At the King's Wareheuue, in Margate, on Monday, the 47th day of June blatant, at Ten ettlock in the Forenoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, For Home Consumption. 5 Bottles Ketchup 2 Pieces Nankeen 30 Empty Bottles 8 Prather' . 144 Kid Skins A Boat and Materials For Elperatoti. 42 Gallons Geneva 13 Yard( Sarnet Ribbon 316 Ditto Spirits of Brandy I 5 Pieces & 6 Silk Haodker- D;tto Red Wine chief• £ 7 . P'eces, quantity 406 yards 2 Half Silk Handkerchief* Crape 26 Silk Scarfs. 12 Silk Shawls 762 Yards Silk 11 D. Tippets 34 Do. Velvet 3 Velvet Do. 14 Do. Sarsuet 189 Pair Leather Gloves N. B. A Deposit of £25 per Cent. will be required.—The Spirituous Liqcors and Wine will be put up at the appraised valutg, bilow which they cannot be sold, and the purchaser.. thereof will likewise be chargeable with the Duties thereon in the event of such Spirits being taken out of the Warehouse for Home Consumption. At the King's War.,house in Routine, on Monday, the 27th day of June instant, at Two o'Clock is the Afternoon s THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. Tor Hume Consumption. 4 Pounds Elack Tea , 1 Net Cloak trimmed with I; Di!to Grua do. 'I !tread Lace • , 14 Comelian Necklaces . 9 Casks • , 2 Bettie Stands I II Waircloths 1 Si:ver Snuff-Box . S Handspikes 51 Muslin Caps i Chest S Habit-Shirts 1 Tarpaulin SO Places Black Silk Handker- I 6 Muskets . chiefs, British 1 15:underbuss SS Yards Lace 5 Swivels 9 Ounces Tortoiseshell A quail :it yof Shut, Ohl Iron, &c. i Picture For r! SOO Gallons Spirits of Brandi Ls:ditto Brandy 3 :% stn of Geneva i) t:. Geneva Lt) Nice, Wine UmSrelLt it Du. S. " .1 S It Do. 'l,, ..ts N. B. -X Deposit of XIIS yr Cent. will be eeinired...-The Wine and Spirituous Liquors will be tout up ac the appraised value, below •whith'they cannot be snliL and the pareliastrs it :zee will also lie cliargealik with the Duties thereon in tkr event of Wine and Spirits being taken out et the Ware house fur 1-lome Consumption. wtation. 115 Stlk Sl:awls 22 Do. Han ikerehlefs 939 Yards Silk 76 Ditto silk Ribbon 4 fair Silk Shoes S Do. Si :k Sexkings 2 Na ks (*aids 79 Pair Leather Gloves • CAPITAL LIVE STOCK, 1 . 1C1.17 , 40.)11) NfAV PARK. Pt;sie Stock of. Leicestershire Caws and Calves, a young Bull tram Mr. PRINCEV . S . Stack. the Cattle) , anti other Breeds ; fire AkierneY (;:t pre Merino Sheep from his Majesty's Prime Flock ; Wcldi Ewes, and Crossed Merino Lambs; Pigs. a CFey Pansy, Hay, Mature, Imp!emeuts, By Mr. DAN:',.L On Tuerday, June 28, ISI4, o'Clock in the Forenoon, on the Preurses, in kielunond Park, at ;he Robin Hood (;:i,e, ~ !pii.ing the Road to Kingston, from which it is distaat three Milet,,itud seven from Loudon, COMPRISING 22 I l eicestershTre Cows, Calves, lvr an Heifers, two Steers, a young Leicestershire Suit, Store Plgs, a grey lir augh Priory, a Garden Cart and Harness, sever sl pure Merino Ewes and Lambi, 5 Merino Rams, Welch Eves, and crossed Merino Lambs; five large Mines o!' Manure, a It ick or Hay, Cow Cribs, Hurdles, Ladders, Sacks, Implements, &c. &e. belonging to the Ranger's Ledge, iclimond Park. To be viewed on the Nlornine of Sale, when Catalogues may be had; abit at the Robio Howl Inn; Richmond; Liam, Potuey ; Castles Klngst , n ; Pack Horse, Turiiham Green ; Hatchet's Hotel; Rain, Smithfield; of Mr. Smith and Son, Sur veyors, Wimbur ; and at No. 9, New Braati-street, Royal Excl•arige. NEAR AYLESBURY, BUCKS. ' FREEHOLD MANOR and COM PAC FARMS, containing THREE HUNDRED and SEVEN I Y ACRES. TO BE SOLD BY AUC PION, By Mr. FARM° I HER, At the Auction Mirt, opposite the Bank of England, on Thurs. tl.ty, 14th July, at l'welve o'Clock, in ibree Lots, TIE MANOR. or REPUTED MANOIt of UPTON, wit 6 Quit Rents, payah't from an adjoittiog •Istate, and .t.st.ral compact and highly vakahlti FREEHOLD FARMS, tt 4th excellent Patin Buildlogs, and upward, ofThrer Hundred aud seventy Acres of Meadow, Pasnre, and Arable Lands, in the Parish of Dimon, and County of Bucks, four, miles from Aylesbury, on the South side of the road It ading to and sli miles dibtarr. front 'flame, and forty-four from Landon, now- in the occupation of Mes•rs-Thomas and James Bishop and "'Mb "Ilopr, 'regains at Will. Fsiait forms a most compact and desirable Property, ,nog :t 'Mil Fence. "1 ~e 't (tams will chew their Farms, and priwed l'arrfas , l.t.), 11:11 a Plan anrcsed, may he had at the George, ; Itctl. Lion, 'flume ; Star, Oxford ; Cobham Arms, ; of John Halleall, Esq. No. as, Chancery-lane; of Mr. Fale s rothers neautort•Loves, Beaufort-buildings, htrat.dt and at the Mart. REAL l'llK FRENCH CYDER CHAMPAGNE., In the highest condition, 2os. per &iv?, rrHE COMNik...ACIAL HALL WINE COM- A. VANY, N(1. 10, SKINNER-S*IIMB Fowl N0:340, OX IORD-hTREET, revectfidly acquaint their Customers, the' Nubility. and Public in general, that Ow? bare for Sale a few Cases of real French Pink Cyder Champagne, from Normandy, Nt s. per Cape *inn' of the last ininortatien, MI !lick ere the best that ever tame 4 iuto this country, Madeira flavour 36s..pnr dos. , i 75 per Pipe. Ditto of Stout quality and high flaa your, behig Mods improved by a Voyage en tke Brazils ' - 40$. per am •Ceo per Pipe. Ditto Ditto, ia imitation) of Vin-deg. • Grave, bar of a muck superior • .. . quality to many Frencit'yises 480. par dos .4ioOptir Ripe. i Jut*: , 181% VACA TION OF THE UNIVERSITIES, &c. ONE or two Gentlemen may be 4ccforhmnd .ted as Domestic Pupil% at the Institution •he Cure of Im pediments and Preparation of Ifou , ll for the Pt.:pit. liar and Senate, 57, Lincole's Inn Ihekla, :ma aerompany Mr. Tit Ls. "'ALL hi his purposed tour in France, during the mouths ut Avgitat and Septentbek. Plans and Terms of the Institution, and other Ptibhcatlo•t". may be had ,of Meat" Arch, C011'1411; Ridgway, Pictadiiiy ; l and Lloyd, Harley -stmt. AMA It RI ED CLERGYMAN, i)Actor in nity, of the University of Oxford, resoling in a be:filthy and plellll4ll/I withiu a lew codes of I 'ld': I'4rk olio con fines himself to the F.ducation of five lia4 mow two V.A• eastier. For particulars apply to Messr4 vingtons, St. Paul's., ur Mr. Rodwell, New Boud•street, Booksellers. BY PATEN 1. B _ UILDINGS FACED with BATH STONEI at less elan half the expenee of corein•on Acta :r, iu .ut.h manner as to make the wall* perfectly water proof and ki them inseparably uuh\d with the Stun.. Arai Seers desirous of undertaking tt.is work may be supplied with Materials and in. structions by PA RK.ER and Co. banksile, where, and at No. to, Tothill.stree., Westminster, Roman Cement .11aq be had as usual on as low terms as at any of the new , !..mesits; or at Mr. Charles Carter's, No. 1, lleattpai-ecr, who is pre- Ore.! to undertake the kind of noutk about desi.ribeaL FROM LAST NIGHTS LONDON GifZEITB. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 21, 1814. Rear-Admiral Dotham, Commander in Chief of his Majesty's ships and vessels on the Leeward Island station, has transmitted to this Office a copy of a letter from the Honourable A. Maitland, Captain of his Majesty's ship Pique, dated off the Silver Keys, the taith April, 1814., stating that the said ship had that morning captured the American privateer schooner Hawk, of four six-pounder carriage guns, and one long twelvepounder z-midships, and sixty eight men, belonging to Washington, after a chace of three hours; _ _ The Rear-Admiral has also trastoznittcd a letter from Captain Fleming, of his Majesty's sloop Bar hadoes, dated English Harbour, the llth April last, teporting his having captured, off the coast of Saint Domingo, after a cisace of sixty hours, the American privateer sloop Polly, manned with fifty-seven men, and mounting one long eighteenvunder amidships and four lung sizes. WHITEHNI.L, JUNE 21. MI Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name And on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Earl of Chichester and the Earl of Clancarty to the office of Post masterAGeueral. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, .It./'E 2, 1814. Engineers of the King's German Legion. Second Captain Charles Ernest Appuhn to be Captain, vice Has•ebroick, deceased. • Commission in the 4th Regiment of Surrey Local Militia, signed by the Vice lieutenant of the County of Surrt y. John Barrett Lenuard, Esq. t t be Captain. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of bli.ldsesex. Sir David Rae, Bart. to be Deputy Lleutenakt. Royal Eastern lteginient of Middlesex Militia. To be Captains—Charles Decinitis Williams, and John Leigh Bennett, Esqr, 'Eti be Lteutenanis—Ensigns ..ta.-lrew Nash William Coltlinre-, and Archibald WPDostalti ; , James Prince, Gent.; Ensi t n., Richard felines, William Hach, Wii.tam liter, and William Sutherland. • To be Ensigns—William Sutherland, 'Thomas Hodson, Thema, Prince, Junies MaGregor, Joho Harris, John Darey, Daniel Hindi Mackay, Alexander Sutherland, George Carnaby, mid Andr.w Nash, Gents. Royal Western Regiment of Middleses Militia. To be Captain —Lieutenant William Milts, vice Crukrr. To be Lieutenants—Ens gets Julia Fortner, Giihr:MkJohnston, 'Thomas Luby, George Wilton, and William Brew ; George Coates, Charles li.ravor. and Basil Herne Burchill, Gents.; — and Ensign Charles Brew. To be Ensigns—Francis SW4Ctlty, Charles 3rew, James Craw. ford, .Frederick Richardson, Frederick tharles.Phillips, Sa muel Chamber., Charles Tynte Richardson, and Wiliam Roper, Gents. , Royal Westminster Regiment of Midtilesez Militia. To be Caytatus--Josepb Pritchard, Esq. and Lieutenant Charle Ralf*. To be Lientenant.—Ensigns James Trnesdale !Howard, John Sinclatr. and Thomas Daniel Andenon. To be Ensigns— Thomas , Wharton, fitojarnin Dunbar. Francis William Grant, mid Charles M•Gregor Robertsun, Gents. St. Pancras Volunteers To be Captain—Henry Holden Turner, Esq. Royal British Artificers Volunteers. To be Major—John Brown, Esq. vice Ingersoll, resigned. Lieutenant John Walton Bullock to be 'Adjutant, with Brevet rank of Captain; Peter Dewal, Gent. to be Nast Lieutenant; vice Stackpole, resigned; John Deykes, Gent. to be ditto, vice Croker, resigned; Tbomas G. Munimer, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Sadler. Queen's Royal Volunteers. To be Second Lieutenants--R/ben Bailey anti S. Welsh, Gents. St. George's Volunteers. Tote Captains—Lieutenants George Baker and Jones Reed. l'o be Lieutenant—Ensign C. A. Tbisletins. Go nunissions silned by the I.ord Lieutenant of the County of Devt.n. To be Deputy Lieutenants—William Leigh, Chutes Osmond Osmond, and Lewis William Eut.k, Eva. List Devor Militia. To be Captain—Het ry ::t.ii.Ord Northcote, Esq. To be I. , eutenant—William I.yte, Pearce, Cycle. I u be Ensi4n..—George Whitaker, John liingdon, Charles Campbell, and Lrwing Clarke, Gents. South Devon. 'To be Lieutenants—William John Liddon Pardbam, and Tho mas Howard, Gems. To br Eusigns—Wiliam Reed, Nicholas Palmer, hlin Easton, and Jones 'lreeby, Gents.; and John Churchill, Gept. to be ditto and Assistant Su. genus. Nur‘h Devon. To be Captain—Charlcs Coles, Esq. , To be lieutenant —Thomas Smith, Gent. 1 o be Ensigns—William Henry Newbolt, Georee Webbe, Ben jamin Carey, Nathaniel Briss, and Thomas Hole, Gents. Ist or Plymouth-Dock Regiment of Local Militia. • To be Lieut . euftits—George Batiks, GFat. vice Chair,. resignad: John Way, Cent.. by Brevet • awl John HoarJ, Gem. vice tugger, resigned. ._ ...!d or Test Budki g h Regiment. Henry Nurtlicotv, Vail. in be .Major, vice•Dtuurel, 14 ' 41 QuiLkesilliit.) l o 4 l.s" I. l c QQR(444.,Vitle.kiardittig; ,ed. r d Tkietas,rorryt, t EA. be dttso„vice,Tayler, teak _. .: La tr.nteit Vaughan l'atk , .Ess :.. to s he ditto, vise War repoigsgased. )0140 I mid, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Penn, resigned. Lames Aystiford, Gent ; tp he ditto, yitik Lirligki...yeetgut.d. William Cockerain,.Gent. to the tilttn, vile 134etlett, r Vfilphil... : . i Immo. Grant Binfura, gene . p 7; tio ditto, vier Qate, re.igned, William Woodwact‘ etc to . . vt be slitteeeice.kialep t , r t eignesh William Cockeren, Gent. :9 lio 4:.n05,.; S 'll avot. eh Kt g nient • ' Jo' n Pleas tin , • • • .• • William 1 li.gb Cruiser, to be ditto. vier Hewn, reiesed:, J•ilui Phi lips, Gent. to be Lieeteetent, v cv . arrna•itl. resigueL John Re ndie, Gent. to tie ditto, vier Careen...a, resigned. lobo Ward, Gent. to be ditto, vice Fiintiutt, -es spied Nolo lit Itiandb , „ Grog. to be ditto, eta Clanglie rrigued. WI Ii ill us en I Thomas 'I user, Gana. to be Iwo. • J•siri Ma- eau, G ut. to he ditto, vice ('raker, Ito noted. • • Philip Maier Gent. to be ditto. v•ee Carter deceased. JtoepleTtoi nee, (Jrut. to be ditto. vice Noe, deleaseiL John Ruedie and John Ward, Gen's. to be Fudge% Nic' olas Rundle, Gent. to be duo, vice Plod ps, pronsitied. Witham !ores, Gent. to be ditto, vice Rundle, pranced. Thomae •fsizer, Gent. to 1 e ditto, vice Ward, pre.tioxedi John Mason, Gent_ to b. dt.ro. , • Philip May, Joseph f urtoe, and Roger Pomeroy, jun. Gents. lIP be EnS'et.s.• Richard Wa4ers,Gint. th be ditto, vice Mason. pruntoted. Vaughan Ridoutin. Gent. to be ditto. Johu Poidips, Gent. to uc Quarter-Master. nth or Roliorough Regiment. Wm. Sinn% Amin, Esq. to be Captain, vice Etinet, redgned, • Thomas llrouk Miter, Esq. to be •listo. vice Juboott. resig I. C. Latigmead, Gent. to be Lieueenant, vice Lilierae, tea fined. W. Clark Largate ad, Gem to be Quo, vies freyman, resigned. Jalhu iert:, Freeman, James Hook, and William Delp Gents to be I:::lsigtm. :.it or Norte Devon Regiment. • , Wm. Law, jun. Gent. to Le I:entry:tat, vier Prole, deceased, R. Bonfield, jun. Gent. to be Onto, vice Crealock, snperseiled. Edwin Kingstoi, Gent. to be ditto, vice Staple.: deceased. George Herr s, Gan. to be iii.to, vice Hole, re igned. James Bail, Gent. tube ditto, vice Harris, resigned. 'AIMS Marsh, Gent: to be Ensign. tattles Hattie, Gan. to be ditto, vice Boatfiebi, promoted. George to lie ditto. George Chap.ile, Gen. to be ditto, vie* Hatris, promoted. E t oo.,a I HanuuuuJ, Gent. to be ditto, vice Bad. pranced. Mb of 'Patti 'gr Regiment William Dennis, Gent. to he Lieutenant, vim Heywood,. Samuel Pots, Gent. to be ditto, vice Staveley, resik,me‘l. • Wl:Mara Kinght John Parkinliorn, John Turner, Samuel Bad. font, Christopher Norman, Wdllaut Sueil, aid Robert Are. Bold, Gents. to be En-Ijns. Thomas Vicary, Gent, .4) be Surgeon, vice Cosby, re sigaed. 7th or :tau Devon Stiginatte. Charles Welland. Gent. to ieLinneuant., vice Wheaton, rellgottd. Johu Pring, Gent. to be au,. Thomas C.: Gent. to be ditto, vl:e Welland, re.lened. Thomas Carter, Gem. to b' Ensign. Wiii.ain Anning , (lint. to be ditto, vire Welland, promoted. Richard lied ergs .'osoke, Gent to be ditto. John Allen James Jenkins, Gents. robe ditto. Bth or Higtuidge Regiment. • • George W. Bampfylde,Esq. to be Major, vice Bowden, resigned, William Leleh, Esq. to be Captain, vice Whitter, superseded. Benjamin Cleave, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Weer, resigned. ladies Bryant Butridge, Gent. to be ditto, vice Allen, resigned. (harks Row, Gent. to be ditto, vice Mortimer, rresi ned. John Ware, jun. Gear. to be ditto, vice Way, resigned. George Gwen Gent. to be ditto , vice Whiny, resigned. • Thomas Radial, Gent. to be claim. Stephen chute, Rotten Fultord, William Orchard, Thomas For. wood, 41mos Greeneade, Gents. to Le Ensigns. Commissions in the 'rower Hamlets MAirls, stg•iedity the De. puty Lieutenants, In the absence of the Lord Lieutenant. let Royal Regiment William A. Hodtoo, Gent. to be f.nsign, rice 't.lo!e, resigned. Charles l3tsseli, Gem. to be ditto, vice Lueas r resigned. 2.1 Royal Regiment. Edward Edwards, Gem. Lobe Ensign, vice Butler, rrontnted.. Commission in the itd or Southern - Regiment of Ovordstdr4 • - Local li.deta, signed by rid vice Liriumniut. Claries Preto, E. to be Captain. Cuninussitaus signed by toe Lurd Lieutenant of the County and • County iud City to: Gioucater sod County and City at instal. Royal linstul Volunteer luientry. Thomas Wiowood, • Esq to be Captain. Ardlicry Company in ditto. George Bowen, Geut. to he sewed Liettleitant. Robeit Roum, elem. ,to be Third Lieutesiant. &tuna,. Captain Ralph Montigne to be Major, vice Haynes, deceased. Licureuant Robert Whinugten to be Captain, vice Moutiqueli promoted. Eusl A u Hem y Ebswortb to be Lieutenant. Witaata Grizes, Gent. to be Ensign. IiANKRUP ICY ENLARGED. • Ausst IJ, Paundett Maria, of Basingball-street. London, Blackwen•Halishic:or. warehousentan, dealer and ehapman, - at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Samuel George Goldsmith, of laiwicla, Sua'nlk, victualler.draler • otid el:Altman ) to sarreader .I.dy I 1, tr, and Aug. st, at eleven, at Co: Coach anti Horses Inn, Ipswich. ,utorters, Messrs. balite and Notcutt, leowich; or Mr. o.auaia. place, Blackfriart, laantion. kowler, I.emoistou, Warwickshire, brewer, dealer and chap:sew, July 4, ~ and August 2, at eleven, at Copps's Royal Hatt, I.esulu i tiou. Attaratc., Meors. fete: and klewtta, l'alsgravespiace, Lonep:i l or Mr. ‘V atts, l'Uenilts.,rda. - Win. Bowen, Jermyii ...teed, St. James, VS estminStl r, miller, dealer and c:.apcii.us, 2.3, July 5. and August V, at ten, at Guddhai. a-VtL.tvey, Air. Jones, taatintanodace, lied ufd'ruw. Jouathait Varr.r, *II AJ.ltuitllvam. grocer, dialer anti chapman, July a, Y, and Au,ust ..t tone, at the ltiou Tavern, Bios anitshant. Attornies, Mk6lla. gain, htevin4, Maples, and l'earse, Frederie.'s-place, 0:4 Jewry, laoadun ; or Mr. Whatetey, John silos, of Oaturl.street, Nliddlesex, victualler, dealer and chapm:a, June July 2, and August 2, at env, at Guildhall. Attorney, NI:. bedfor.l-street, Bedfor.dovare. Thumas Moore, ut H.,...-crossou Let, Leicester, busier, dealer and chupnia's, June •...i, July 9, and August it, at twelve, at ' Guildhall, Loudon. Auer:ley, Juhu No. 24, fore. blreet, eriplArg.tte. • Samuel Sparruw the younger, of Store.street, M•ddlesex, uphol. stereo, ordinal, oealer anti chaputan, June 23, July 5 and August 2, a: eleven , at Guildlaitll. Attorney, Mr. Ma rtine. dale, Gray'ioluil.oquar.f. • Peter Blackburn and Laae Blackburn, of Turnchapel- Doak, Plyinene 1., Down, and a biota:tub:try-square, !Middlesex, ship builders, merchants, dealers and clapmen, June v 5, July V. and August i., at twelve, at Guildhall. Ananias, Mews. Witte and Knight, Cast leotreet, Falcon-square. • Wni. of l'ortsea, Hants, loteu.draper, dealer and chap. roan, June its, July 5, and August 2, at eleven, at Gutldhali-o. tti rnes, Mears. lowlaos and Crost,'st. Mittireers.court. G.-urge "Edward of Crawta....-street, St. Marysia.b.nite. Jt idnleses., broker, dieter audcluipulau, July 2,5, and Aug. 642 2, at on:, Guildhall. Attuniey, Mr. Boutii, No. 4, Qin:air street, Illoonubury. Fredalidk bLare libidos, late of Lime-street, London, niptet June 24, 211, August 2, at detest. at GuilObalL Atturu. y, kiamerton, Great at. ricteti's, listiop-gate.street,, • Marcus Abrahatu, of Old. Gravel-heat, 14.t:41.11-Highway, 'Mesta, dener .nd ehapu...a. June es,. July Is, and . August 2, at see, at Guildhall. Attack y, Mt. Revoked, Jewry-stsca, Aldgate. CEILAFICATES, Juts 9. John Tate, Crookee.nitie, merchant.. Robert Chu*, Klee. sand s Devon, butcher« Abralans Jena, *two, e co rner James err Crtiviketlte v memo:mt. J • wardiee,.Wercestershire, inituvor. ' Samuel VV.'. s.w, 1) rbyslore.. chandler. Gout go Hill, el 4 orealtanocourol isd, • ealthiet•ou.ktr.. Mark Wil.en, o. t urpttuw, urus t get. Vs damn e's Weston!), tact's, shopkeeper. bar ties ss'at.ina, I ewes, Devon, • manner. Jute te...elticheril•Devee, Stourbridge. upbolsterer. Edward i:artl..str fuck, /Metopes) °, P.S 4 Oe 4 w l " , 'Jame. ditemery• Vatni..liatrkastre. merchant. - 10 atell 1 tIlieeWitPlot With Liverneise, Yorkebtre, cl2eluer. ...A