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. . , t ere4 , " • I t 4 •• • 11 . • . r. . • -* A • ••tie .4,:. if! • I r . • 11 11(0 ... 111 11) • f REP MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1814. V PRICE SIXPENCE-HALrPE::N • GEURGE INN, GRANTHAM. J3URBII)GE respectfully informs the Public, • travelling the great North Road, that he has reduced the price of POSTING to ONE SHILLING a MILE. THE ARAfT. IHEA I • I. autrki THIS PRESENT EVENING. their Majesties' :t rvur • will r •rform ' myth' of KING RICHARt/ TT-IEI'I4IRD. nuke of Gloom- er. Mr. KEAN: ring Henry. Mr POPP ; Mr. RAE. Queer, Mrs. GI OV,PIa I miv %mut. Mist ROYCE ; Ouches* of York. Mr* PRP! EMN Afolr which. a ! 1 / 4 4111<iCal FIVeT Di erwrt. called OF AGE TO-MORROW. The new Comedy called Policy ; or. Tints Runs the World Away. will bre repeate 4 every evening till farher notice, the nib t- of Mr. Keen'a or:minces excepted: to-morrow, with S) r Daigtowood, and The Review. Air. Kean will perform the character of lago, on Thuroday, ant! (liar of Odscil.. on Seuntlay. This day was published, Fries 3s. 6d. sewed, A BRIEF and connected VIEW of PROPHECY A --t•rmg an Exprisition or the Second, Seventh. and Eighth Chaptels of the PROPHECY of DANIEL ; together with the . Sixteenth Chapter of Revelation. To which are added,. some Obseveations respecting the period and manner of the Restm a llots of the Jews.—By Captain MAITLAND; Royal Artillery. London: Printed (or J. Hatchard, Bookseller to the Queen, )10. 190, opposite Albany, Piccadilly. This day were published, In Ore Volume, Octavo. price I 2s. In bdsrds, L_ I.ENIENTS of . HEBREW GRAMMAR, in two harts —Part I. The Doctrine of the Vowel Points, and the Rudiments of the Grammar.—Part 11. be structure and Li ,ms of the Language, with an Appen hx, containing tar Notation of the Hebrew Verhs,in Roman Letters. By .1. F. OYLES, lisq A M. Printed for J. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly; of whom may be 1 4 y tie same Author, price 4s. boards An Essay on the Au eentitxy f the New Testament. 'Ms day Sur* rublisiied, Voss. 12mn. price les. In boards. PLAIN DISCOURSES delivered to a COUN TRY CONGP ELATION. By the Rev. WILLIAM BUTCHER, M.A. itteita Rupsl-y, Lincolnshire. London . Printed far J r Hatchard, Bookseller to the Queen, No til.posite Albany, Piccadilly. NI heir may be had, rrka ft. his Catalogue of rooks and Pal tpl,!.-.s. both Aucient and Modern, now ou sale, with their vice.,,This 1. l his day was published, price I in hoards, A SUMMARY. f.f tie Hl3 TORY of the ENG 14. 14 •CHURCH, and of ch.* Sects which have &pared Onto i s Connotation ; wi h Ancweis to each Di.scatlng BoilY relative to its ?trended (;rounds of SeFaration. By JOHNSON GRANT. M A. 01 rtal..t I Ina'. Co! e, Oxford. irolumt. I!. Catrvir; 41.)wri the Narrative to the Reign Of Charl.. , It. a. .d Iwri•diteinp, I:mei...soon , . of the Prinr'ples hart by e-t)y • rears, Indei r nden , 4, Antinomians, Millenarians (Urdu& lug 6.aulaccit:an-): a d Quakers. •• It it not Si. Auguat ne a or St. Ambrose's works, that will wake so wir-e a diva., as eclsdasr l cal listory, thoroughly read aid Awned." LORD BACON. Loudon Printed for 7. Hamhard, Bookseller to the Queen, No. I Piccadilly. • 11 . i. al/ w3o. publlske4, in 12nau price 7s. bound. AN EXPLANATORY PRONOUNCINGDIC 114)NART of .he vRENCII LANGUAGE, In Frenci• and Envlivti ; *herein the exict Sound an 1 Articulaoon of rye. y Syllable Are OW incl. marked. To wl.ic , k are prefifed, the ?m -aples of ti.e I:rench Pronunciation, Prrfatory Direction, for wiping tie Spelling Repieseirative of every Sound, anti the Con- Vigtuten of the Villas regular, irregtitar, and defective, With bar true Pronunciation. 'By I.'ABBE TARDY, Late Master of Arts in the University at Paris. A New Edition, Revised. Printed for Longman, iturst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. a9,ter-row ; and W. Clarke, New Bond-strett. This day was published, in One Vol. 12mo, (the Second Edition) price 61. boards, illus trated with Viates by Lawler, of A FAMILIAR INTRODUCTION TO THE .11L. ARTS and SCIENCES, for the use of Schools and Young Person.; containing a general Explication of the Fundamental Principles and*Facts of the Sciences, divided into Lesions, with Questions suLjoined to each, for the, examination of Pupils. By the Rev. J. JOYCE. Ain hor of Scientific Dialogues, &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, Pater. soster.rew. " We do not hesitate to recommend this as the moat useful lind satisfactory epitome of human knowle4e, whith ha) yet been published."—.Anti Jacohlii Review, November, 1811. • " We deem ourselves fully justified in recommending the v.- pane to Parents and Instructors, as containing much useful mat ter is a cheap and convenient forces."-.-Motithlg Rev. Nov. 1 $ll . Is thy was published, price 18s. hoards, ' EW MATHEMATICAL TABLES, contain -1 tug the Factors, Squares, Cubes, Square Root-,, C • Roots, Ithciprocals, and Hyperbolic Logarithms, of all Numbers from 1 to i 00/00; Tables of Powers and Prime Numbers ; an extensive Table of bulimia, or General tlynopsis of the niobt important paniculars relating to the Doctrines of Lqua:isns, Series, Fluxions, Fluents, &c. &c. &e. By PE i ER BARLOW, of the Royal Military Academy. Loudon : Printed for G. and S. Robinson, 25, Paterno,t, r-row. Als -day was published, price 71. 6d. Number VIII. of fil'HE NEW DRAWING MAGAZINE; being A. a Selection of Lesions calculated to make tile Art of Draw. n easy, and founded upon the principles of Geometry and Per iveccive. By JAMBS MERIGOT, Drawing M titer, London ; and Pupil of the Royal Academy in Paris. The Work Is printed Med.urn Quarto ; on a tine Wove Paper, and Willi* completed in Twenty- four Monthly Parts, forming two handiome Volumes in tto. Each Part, besides a copious Letter-press, will contain live Plies, neatly executed, and as nearly as possible distributed in the folowiiig order :--1. A Plate :o eluc:date Geometry, Per. cti ye, or the Elk ments of the Seeoce. 2. Plate of ;regressive ns. 3. Views f:itin Nature. 4. Ditto, a Picturesque Scene in Colours. 5 A (hoop, or Study of Flowers, coloured, so as to resemble Nature in h.r highest perfection. In the course of the Work wail be introduced, Rules for Drawing and Painting Fit ures, Latitl,capes, and Flowers--Rules for Drawing from Na ture—the Process for Painting oit Velvet; and other useful ite ceipto and D scovtries. Printed for G. and S. Robin on, 45 Paternoster-row, where lay of the hater Mambas raa ) be ba d. FOREIGN COIN. GENTLEMEN going ABROAD may be sup plied to any Amount, onthelowebt Terms, AiJSOLOMON and Co.'s Bullion Merchants, 2, :sleiv•srieet Covent-Ganien. it', Also, the market price given (or any quantity... COMMERCIAL IiVENING INS i'RUCTION, No 5, CA I'EA CON•STREE I'. GENTLEMEN engaged in business during the day, who wish to acquire a knowledge of those branches of Instruction w kb are requisite to qual fy them not only for ordinary mercantile situaiions, but also for the higher depart ments of the COUN I — NG-HOME, S POCK, SHIP, and IN SURANCE BROKERS' OFFICE, &c. are respectfully in formed, that the COMMERCIAL. FINISHING ACADEMY, conducted at the above place, is opened for their reception Mon day, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday EVENINGS, from Sven to Nine. A Prospecttla may be had gratis, at the Academy; at No. 31, Baslnghall-street ; and of Mr. Aiperne, No. 32, Cornhill. CANAL PROPERTY. TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. scorn, GRAND JUNCTION, Old Union, Coventry, Oxford, Monmouth, Swansea, Neath, Grand Union, War wick and Napton, Grand Surrey, Ellesmere, Kennet and Avon, 1. 1 11. ts and limits, lancaster, Somerset Coal Canal Lock Fund, Kent Fire Offic,, Deptford Creek Bridre, Globe and Rock As surance Shares --‘24, New Bridge -street, London. CHEAP NUKIERY S I OCK. THE SALE of the sTocKwELL NURSERY STOCK continues the whole of this aid part of next week, commencing cacti day at el.-ven o'clock precisely ; being the most extensive and valuably Stock ever offered to Sale by Auction, consisting of Foreg 1 r. e. ut all sizes, choice Fruit Trees, American Plants, and other Evergreens and decidel coos Fhrubs, in and out of pots. As the Lease is nearly ra p r. d, the vt I.ole must be Sold. b.. B. All Coat:Within% ,cnt to Mr. Cochran, Auc:ioneer, at the Stockwell Nursery, will he faithfully executed. Monday, Uctiibkr t 7, I t. 1.1. TO INNKEEPERS. PUBLICANS, AND OrRERS. VALUABLE and.la tENsIVE, PREEllOtil sad LEACE HOLD PREmists at MILE row), sear SHEERNE'z , S, ISLE ut SI-lEPPY. KEN I. • TO BR SOLD BY A.DCTIC)N, by RICHARD FARRIi, Ott the Premises, at Mile Town, on Monday the 24th Instant, at three o'clock in the afternoon, (unless ptrviois-iy dispewd Of by Private Contract . , of which notice vsllbeiPers.) A LL that well-accustomed aud estanhshed Free ii,44 hut or Public House, caned the " CAR PEN I Ere:, with the Cottage atlkon.t,g ; Carpent..r% Coacii4rottse, Hay I eft, ace and the Yard, Gloom', and Pre mise, t;e.reto helongin,;„ s i tuate at Mile l'f.wo atores.nd, con- Wain' is hoot 60 feet, and in depth 90 feet . _ . _ _ _ AarTake, all that tiece or Pa - eel of Garden Ground aad appurtenances thereunto bawl'tig, situate at Mlle i own afore said. anti opposite to the before-in:two ned preti.tsc.; runiaining in ir , ,nt 30 le*t, and in dePili 48 ee• told u. der a Lease for the erns of 99 years. (98 of witi.:ll arm yt unexpired), deter ainable on the deaths ul three heakhy live*, anti renewable for a l i m n er term of ,o 9 years. p)ment of Butt csrtaiii; sub) ct :u a ground-rent of r Annum. . . N. B. ''tile .'own at pr twit excee.finglT popullus, nvt it is very probable will bt come ...tire so, Ili consegtien:e of tin , great oun , ber or pemoss enaiNfed by Goveturnent is enlarging bit Majesty's t•ottlx.prd at Niseerness,ao.,t of the delightful isrowert it h. of the sea, which, with the beautiful beach close to It, tit rs it a truly•deciraLle situation tor the valciadinulan, to wnoin ses.bahing may be recommended . _ _ . '1 be Premises may be viewed any day previous to the Sale, and immediate tosteeei.m bad, on the purchme being completed. Further Particulars Indy be °hawed un applvcarioa to the Auc dossier, at Mile Town ; Mr. James Freeman, the I'roprietor, un the Preittses ; or Mr. Heisking. Solicitor, Sheerness. Sheerness; soth September, 1614. To AGRICULTID4 Garfrutm E N and SPOIt aMEN. NORTHAM! I ONSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, with immediate Possession, At the Wheat Sheaf Inn, la Daventry, on Wednesday, the 3d of Ntmentber, 1814. at Fotir o'clock (tnil,ss previ tidy disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice wilt he given), ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe free and Land-tax redeemed; consisting of an excellent new 'ferreted Dwelling-house, in a moat lisak6y situation, and commanding very beautiful and picturesque views of the War. wickshire Hills and adjacent country, fit fur the residence of a Gentleman and Faniily, and well adapted for an Agriculturist ; with large Granaries, earns, Stables, Coach-house, Farm•yards, dad all suitable Offices, in good repair • and upward% of 306 Acres of uncotnmunly rick Arable, Mea dow, and Pasture Land (of which between 40 and 50 Acres are Arable), within a ring fence, well watered and timbered, and abounding with Came, must desirably situated at DRAY lON and SLAVER FON, within one mile and a italf of Datentr?. at.d a quarter of a mile of the London and Warwick Turnpike'Roads. A more desirable Projitrty for an Agriculturist, or a Gentle man fond of Field Sports, Las never been offered to public sale, having a ready communication with the best Markets in the Miitiiiid C:.ititiei, and being within a very easy distance of the Althorp, Pytcbley, Duke of Grafton's, and other Fua-hounds, and ::1 a goo.l 'glowing Country. Tiic rari,cll:4l.‘l.lLismentb are very moderate, and the :cm& unco;E:11014 6 00 d. Halt the Po chase.money may remain on mortgage. Apply to Mr. Burton, Solicitor, Daveutry,.at whose Olece a Map of the fistate is left. BY 14;8 MAJkSTY'S PA FEN f. li o .l Y .lo A N 'L inti ik te ' a N d ' ot ri T - A 1 C I I I G O N Ct Prevento O S the i . Effects of Friction in Steam-Erighlos, Machinery, Mills, Car riages, Coaches, Waggon; Carts, 'Ste. 'lnstead of Copper fur Tar, Parceline, and Service for Rigging, or ser vice for Cali's-s ; to preserve Polished Steel or Iron from rust ; Wood or Wooden Lluildiogs from the Dry-Rot ; and by the use of which the Polite save iu all CAM not less than three hundred per cent. exclusive of saving wear and tear, time and labour. Sold, for the Patentee; at No. 4U, Channg-(toss, near the Admiralty, 1.0tlion;- and, by their appoin.ment at most Ship Chandler; Punters, B:ioksellers, Libraries, Stationers, Drug gists, Medicine Warchoules, Perfuniers, Ironmongers, (Mier; Coachmakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-olfwes, Oil and Colour-shops, ,•;t-lis-rs, and Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom, In boxes, price Sea ed. ; ss. 6d. ; 10s. 6d.; One Guinea, and Two Guineas each. _ 'lie smallest size Bo: con•ains a Quantity sufficient to Prime a Four Wiser! Foir times, with which it-will run up wards of Six ! housattd Miles, aril it will auswer in the UAW proportion fOr all other Mode of work. FROM SATURDAT NIGITPS GAZATTE. The Prince Regent has granted permission to thc Honufrable 'olonel Aliercrombie tn accept the In ignia of the Portuguese Order tr , the 'lower and the Sword ; and to J. H English, Esq. Surgeon, to accept those of the Swedish Order of Vassa. His Royal Highness has also expressed his approbation of the appoint ment of Mr. J. Day as Dutch Consul in the Isle of Wight. PROCLAMATION. By his Royal Highness the PRlliCt of WALtS, Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. (In the ram; and on the behalf of his Majesty.) GIORGE, P. R. Whereas divers soldi-rs, now serving in.his Majesty's Army, under the provisions of the Mutiny Act, passed in the.46th year of his Majesty's reign, cap. 66, schedule A, did, at the time of their respective enlistments, engage to eerie his Majesty for the limited periods therein respectively expressed, provided his Ma jesty should so long require the same, and for such further term, not exceeding three years, as should be directed by any Procla mation of h.s Majesty; provided always, that in case of such direction, the said additional period shqpki determine wherterorr, six months ot continued peace, to be reckoned from the ratifica: tien of any definitive Treaty, should have elapsed subsequent to the esterase n of such !mitt d t trials as aforesaid; and whereas his fitaj -sty Is as c.eac,d, by h s t4Ar-al Praelamatlon, bearing date the stilt day of Jmy, one clwusard , t! and thir teen,.to direct that all ..idlers then serving is °:;::st°, • (the Veteran Battalions excepted), who had been enlisted for such limited periods as aforesaid, should continue to serve therein, for the space of three years after the expiration or such limited pe riods respectively, provided always that the said additional.ete riod should determine whenever biz months of continued peace, robe reckoned from the ratification of any de fi.iitive treaty, should have elapsed subsequent to the expiration of such limited pe. nods respectively; and whereas the war betweiin his Majesty and the Uflited Sates of America unhappily continues to exist, soldiers enlisting as aforesaid cannot ....dm the benefit of this pro. vision, notwithstanding a definitive Treaty of Peace, between his Majesty and his Most Christian Majece, was signed at Paris on the thirtieth of May last, and tile ratiislcations thercul duly exchanged on the t 7th of hive following : We, taking the same into our most gracious consideration, have therefore thought fit, in the name and on the brhat of hi, Majesty, and by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Counci., to publish this Procht matles ; and we do hereby direct, that all bolder* now serving in hls Majesty's army (the Veteran Battalions excepted), Me, have been enlisted for such limited periods as aforesaid, and whose services w.:re eittlidel by his Majesty's said firociasita don ot the 91st of hey, tilt S. forthe farther term of three years, aft- r the expiration of such lenled eetiods respectively, the on gival period of whose ..ervices is nu: yet espirell, s h all beet/titled to their respective discharges from the expiration of the several periods tor which they were originally eel sled; and that all sol diers new servile; in his Majesty's army (the Veteran Battalions eiripttel), who have beet: rillis:.d for secia lieilted periods as aforesaid, and the periods oft feet. services w.,re extended by his Mi.jesty's said Pro.lamation of els; te.jetal 3, for tee further term of three years af'ter the expiration of such limited periods respecttvely, and whose orieliud ettritula of service for which they were rallied are expired. shal be luittwoh entitled to their respective discharges trusn and ,ratan-diatety :,tier this our Pro.l are:titan, notwithstandtitie the preset:Ala of his Majesty's erocleeation of 31st hal. 1813. (Levi) at the Court at Cadet* Douse, this 2 ith day of iteitenei bee, idl4, in•tho fiey fourth y-ar is his IVlaj.sty's reign. Gai. *s.a.e.s I bANKRLIPE3. dliant ltoebucle;of Huddetati:td. Yorkahlre, c10.4-4.!remer, to w, render uct k aierit7, To, at the C.4l.llilerClA COliCe.llolo.e, Dcwbury, and Nuveild•rr It 6, at rieven,uthe i;eurge , . Huddcs ateld 4 , 1. , 1 num+, :Vlr Greeuwuud, Mo.:doodad; or Mr. Bat ryr, Chancery Low, Lon Jon. I koalas Mut/tics, oow or late of Sheerness, Kent, tattor anti draper, dealer and cluprnau, (Mosher ua, 29, and Noventbei 26, as leo at Gtuilhatl. ...tetioy, Mr. Davies, Lotlibury. Cuthbert eardtvell Robinson, formerly of Hudderttield, and late of br itpurd. Yorkshire, butcher. dealer and chapman, (but now a prit.tnter in York (astfe..) October 2! 3, .9,aud blue. 26, at t toren, at Mu White await las 1141.1.1e.5de1l Attor nieb, Messrs. Willis, Futrthurne, and Clark, VI . arutord-coart, Thrognour un curet, Loildun. itcbara Andrews, of Cam psirn, (: loncestenhire, dealer in horses; trov. 4 at four, Nov, and tai, at extra, at the Nortlivarts Arms 1:m, Bengwonh. Attorney, Mt. '1 novas bovey Gres a, Cati,i den. Gloa.ceversbire. Samuel Adams, of Wak4l, Stafford,like, merchant dealer and aipman, Octol er :7, id, and Nov. a: welve, as the Whi Man 1.. n, B rnittle•dan Attors.i.s Mr. Sinleor. fluff-Ronh, Birthingliam; or i!vlto.set. I3ourdiL.n 3n61 Hewitt, Lic.l4 day•strret, Cheap lile, /.ondon. koltert Crocker, to Kentish I own, pariih of St. Pascras, Mid dlebez, it ctuallet, dealer au•l ellaptilati, O. her 92, 19, and Nur. sr, at mare. at Guildhall Attorney, Mr U. Ma.tu, dale, Bray's km-square. Richa.dsni.th, late ut ;he parish of Fr(l,;lry, etaffor3shire, 'lnk ster, Nov. I I, at hive, Nov. 1 it, and da, at eleir,n, at the J r militant Arnil Inn, 'z•li 11.31, Salop. Attorairs, lArnuods and )eyes, of Lincoln's Inn, Loudon; or Mr. it te.l4 Hunter, 'edgley. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Nov. 12, Richard Cocher, William Godfree; aad Wm. Pert. , Musgrave, Clitapsitle, lacemea, at twelve. Nov. 3, Isaac Ilann-s -ter, Newington Betts, silversmith, at twelve. Nov. 12, Thome. Wheatley, Wapping-Wall, sal maker, ac ten Nov. 5, Jens Wolff 'and John Doi suite, New Bridge-street, merchants, at ten. Nov. 12, Thomas Lawford and Samuel Grinisdick, Bevis Marks, say factors, at ten. Dec.2o, James Siggins, Poultry, hatter, at eleven. Dec. 16, George Garditter, St. John-street, ironmonger, at one. Dec. 20, James Nicholson, of North Shields, coabinerchant, at eleven. Dec 17,1 homes Walker,WatUng-street,bookbinder ' at 1. Nov. 5, George Machan, Huddersfield, grocer, at twelve. Nov. ' 5, Walter Gledhill, Jerinyinstreet, warehouseman, at twelve.- Nov. 5, ThomaS Shepht.rd, Great M.try-la bonne-street, linen drainr, at ten. Dee. 17, Jniat. Jour., Rocsdaie, oil-dealer, at 11. Nov. 5, Win. M-Adain, hishopsgate-w akin, merchant at ten.- Dec. 20, Cleated Blackburn, East India Chambersoitetchtn•, at eleven. Nov. 5, Wm. Townson, Vi smog Wall, ironmonger, at ctn. Nov. 12, Edward Haffey Feriae, St. John -street, baker, at twelve. Nov.ll, Joseph Stanley and Thomas Fleming, of Deal, Kent, ship-agents, at twelve. Nov. 8, Thomas Blowers, London street, St, Pancras, linen-draper, at eleven. Nov. 29, William Luddington, Bridge-treet Bristol, hatter, at eleven. Nov. 29, Shit*held, Hooleigh Yark, Reigate, dealer and chapman.- Nov. b, Samuel Matthews, of Radcliffe-Highway, draper, at ten. Nov. ti, Manuel Del Campo, Tokenhouse-yard, merchant, at 10. N01P.119, Edward Thomas, Denmark -court, Barbican, printer, at eleven. Nov. s, David Nathan Shury, Berwick-street, printer, at one. Nov. 5, John Reed, North Shields, master-mariner, at twelve. Nov. 12, John Wilson the younger and John Williams, Long Acre, coach-makers, at one. Nov. 12; Alexander Buckler, Basingliall-street, factor, at our. Nov. 12, James Du Lois, Brix ton, Surrey, insurance-broker. Nov. 2k, Geor g e Dorset, John Johnson, John Wilkinson, Wm. Berners, and James l ilsoll,of New Lond.street, bankers, at eleven. Nev. 5, John Wyatt, of ' Mitre-court, Aldgate, wholesale stationer, at ten. Nov. 5, samuel Goodbody, if Horse Ferry-road, coach-smais, , at ten. Nov. 12, Moses YranceseSpitai-square, insurance-broker, at ten. Nov. 1 homas Rowlandson and Joseph of Cheapside, niercbants, at twelve. Dec. 17, George Gardiner, St. Joint -street, Middlesex, ironmonger, at one. Nov. 12, Pet.r Wigglesworth, of Church street, Snoreduch, grocer, at one. Nov. it, Willtatuiusd James Ludlow, Bishops-Cannings, N ilu , colourinen, at one. Nov. 12, Win. Arnold Ludlow. Andover, liasts, wine-merchant, at one. Nov. s,l4.ebert Payne, of Old -street, watch wheel-maker, at ten. Nov. 5, Richard King, Mincing-lane, merchant, at ten. Nov. b, Samuet Gigney, Ketat..read, baker, at twelve. Nev. 1 2 , Atha Suter, thirenwich-toad, bricklayer, at twelve. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. orincE OitONANCC, feTrI,BF.R 12. Medical Batabli®hm•nt fur thL Military D .parnicitt of tle Ordnance. Temporary Assiyant-qurgenn It icbard Bioza n to be S c , n 1.'1t.. sistant-Surgeen, vice iander.on. retired Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the C ntY uj IVl•tileger. The Right Honourable Lord George Henry Cavendish to be 64. puty I.i. urenint. The Right HonouraMe Lord George Henry Cavendish to be V.c.4 I .ieutenaat. Monday last the eight trovs of the 2J or ,Qrseen's Dragoon Guard , commanded by Lient:nanW.olar ei KEARNEY, were inspected in the neithbourhond of p:dinsrurgh by Lieutenant-General WYNTAIID. the Commander of the Forces in North Britain, who was pleased to eapress the highest approbation of their perfect good appearance and discipline. The 56th Regiment, commanded by Lieutenant. Colonel MALLET, has left Horsham for Sir crn ss. Major BROWN, of the 85th, who was severely woun -ded at. Bladensborgh, died a few hours rater the re. treat of oar forces from Washington. MILITIA. The following has been issued from the Wm- Office, addressed to Officers commanding the detach.. of Militia, viz. " It having keels deemed expedient to , ii•embody the detacii ment s compostdof men who refused to voluoteer Ire lend, without wait ing the returns of tkeir corps from flat country. I bave r h nour to inclose you herewith a Cnpy of my Circular, hatted -erne time ago, upon the subject of disembodying the British Alti tin, and to signify to you Lis Royal liiihnes. the Prance Reont's pleasure, in the name and on behalf of his Majeley, that you de forthwith disembody the Non-commissional ()dicers and Drom nrers of your detachment who are nut flc for active service, and all the privates, in exact conformity laid down in the said Circa hr. The Non-commissioned Officers and Drummers who an be for duty, are to remain hi the county upon their pres , :nt pay, until the arrival of the rezimeat frem Ireland, when of course a selection will be neade of such as may be retained in the &sem. bodied establishment of the corp.. They are to be under the charge of the Adj utant, Payma.ter, Surgeon, or Quarter-max er, it either of the said Officers be with the detachment, if not, they are to remain en ler the charge of one of the regimental officers who may present; any tither ofEcer serving wib the detach. menus will of course be disembodied under the rates above re ferred to. The neces•ary sums required for the service are °o be drawn for upon the regimental Agent in the usual manner, by the o:licer who is to remain In charge of the men, proper esti mates being previously sent to the Superintendents for Mil,tarj Ammo*, aad to the Agents. (Signed) " PALM 4.61 ON." COURTS MARTIAL Horse Guards, September I. A General C curt Martial was held ac Urogoe, in France, on the Sth of March, ;Ind continued by ad journments to tic 25th of April following, on Lieu tenant Faster Byrne, of the 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards, who was arraigned upon the undermentioned charges, vit. For behaving in a most fuseborsittiate and infamous manner, .molt as Is unbecoming the charac:Fr of an USiice i r rid a.Geutle. mom, via. lat. By making a most unprovoked, titiatent, aid riutreeeous strac.„ on or about the 9d ut February, 1814, near Vatt:ers, in the presence of a Captain of the leg.rtienr, upon /-ieutenam.Co- Ittnel George tinier., of the Sd Drai.stat 0- ard , his oat mantling Odicer, !eying a stick acres* ..la Wonkier, a nd: C desiring uim to boracwhipp.4. 81. By repeating the sane ditsgr..ctftl, tinofficerttkr, and un gentlemantike conduct, with the obiervation, that 1.0 u.tiy re. gretted Captain hlatie•el should have wont:lewd it, or words to that effect, such conduct itemg stittv.-raive of all order and mile tsry discipline, and in bleach or the Articles of War. Curt found the pri,•mier Oft both charges, ani he was sentenced to be iiitahted kin Mjaty's service. A General Curt Martial was held at Condon, in France, on the 7th April, and continued by adintatt menu to the 9tH of M,ty tleuwitsg, un Deputy A. sistant•CAumistat y Wilai sin Sot , idi.lge, tehu was acre geed upon tile use est charge, win For cow ut.t unbecoming the c:eiracter of an (Meer .1 id a Gen. Urines, u. adiressing tinged.. htsjer Guru/nod, its s-iperior cry, on or abort the tali Nlarch, Isla, on ii.te a highly disrespectful, provoking, and it:e., is no ate:, In 11141 hcaring of the OE:. Pi and hool,iers, teach ea tine rend ii,i • the• gra to ni.it in their opint.hi, 011 +utt.urbire .4 es subordination and good disc:plate, and in breach at the Ankle ..f War. _ _ Thy Curt found the prisoner grtilty ..f he wills I the di an 1 h. Ilas sentenced to be dumind heir Illsje.ty's service. A G.rne: .11 C M trtial was hel 1 at Anlet, near Bayonne, in Fr.* on the 2.5t1i and 276 April, on Ensign Cardin T. 61 the 4th Itt-Aintent (4 Fo ot . H e was arraigned sipo ; the and 1 m:r.t'oneti thane, viz. For ab.entiag Irani the ar ny, auj (11.i.t.114 Cos c .nti• try about the nion:h of Dtcenib T, 1613, Wilt ut kave, ,1 4 , d No t joining his battalion, Y.trl ab oit the or :tit ; t the prejudice of good order and milaary .u. 41 iu larAch the Articles of War. The Coon found the prison , r Guilty, ami see. teuced him to be dirmisred his Al4ater lervice. He was, however, recommenced to the clemency of the Commander in. Chief, in consequence of his youth and inexperieace, having oily joined the 4.th Regi ment prior to the action of the 10th and 1103 of Dn. ceuther, in which he was severely wound:d A Court Martial was held at Kingston, Upper Canada, 'n the `sth and 26tit May. on Pay master Robert Francis, of the 103.1 Regiment. He was arraigned upon the undermentioned charge, viz. For scandalous sod infamous conduct, unbecom t.g the cLa. ratter of au Meer and a Gentleman, In taking an opportunity, when from the a►since of a third person he appeared to consider himself safe Prow legal prosecution, to use Isuipt4s highly disuse. pecrful said reproachful to Colonel Scott, his Commandeg (Mee, and to throw out di*gracrtui and infamous iudnuations to the prejudice of his character, such conduct being ala, highly sub versiee of good order and military discipline, taking Fine at Kingston, Upper Canada, on the misruling of the 19:h May, !SIC Tile Court found the prissnn. Guilty, and he was sentenced to be dismissed hi: Majerty's scram. His Royal Highness the PRINCE RIDGEVT has ap. proved of the above sentence*, and ordered them to be read at. the heal' of every carps, and cutered in the general Order;y Bunk. T. Sandal(' Serjeant and Paymaster of the let Foot Guards, who ticcstriped a few days since frum Knights. bridge,Oarracks with some hundreds of plinth WIIiCII he had received for t; e use of the regiment, has been apprehended in Ratcliffe Highway by sonic men wk. had been discharged from ttie regiment, THE %TRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be acted the Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr. CON WAY; Menai°, Mr.JONES, Juliet, Miss O'NEIL. Ater which the new Melo-Drama. called THE FOREST OF BONDY. The Forest of Bondy. or The Dog of Montergh. will be per formed every evening till further notice, Wednesday and Satur day excepted . Miss O'Neill will perform the put of Juliet every Monday till further notice • on Wednesday and on Friday next she will :pi:Par in cha racter of Belvidera •I'o-morrow wit be revived, The Maid of the Mill, On :„ , aturday, Coriolanus Conduit's, Mr. Kemblf (being his appearance this season). i7oN cRACI FOR FORMING A NEW ENTRANCE TO THE BASIN, AND BUILDING A RIVER WALL, AT DEPTFORD. NAP r-OPFICE, October 15, 1814. pHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMAllS siomEksof met BfAJESTra NAVY,* hereby:bog Notice illat on WEDNESDAY, the I tiolt of November next, at 0 o'(7 l nik, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may Co.itrae• for iormins a NEW EN lit ANCE to the BASIN. and lin.ldjoig a RIVER WALL, at his Majesty's Yard a! 1 1 .1 , •iord. 1 3 1.1. c of the Works, ands lota of the Tender, may be sees at this 04ee. N. Tessier 'spill be received slier ant o'clock an the day of treaty, mar any mseiced, Batas the party, or an 4,1'41 fat his attends. Zoery Trader must be accompanied Ar s Letter, addressed to the Nall Board,and signed bp two eaftwuilde Persoas,,azagiaz to become bound with the Perms tendering, is the mots of £5OOl, for the due perform ance of the Contrast.