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V K o tA ea L, i h4t4A-itzt IA CA3talt I MMUIL '•LI., ~w~ P allr-: LONDON, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1820. No. 4657. r NZ Pyrt.f %tried iti,i . 144, E, " The Cause for whicA HAMPDEN fell in die Field, and SIDNEY died on the Scaffold !" GENRRAL ELECTION. 111IDDLE/4RX ELECTION. r isHE Friends to the Independence of the I t misty of Middlesex. and of Reform in Parliament. rives& re pe,ted to attend a Meeting of the Free odept, to be hrid at Freemasons'-hall, Great Queen-street, ,T ai dp ! Ith bro. at twelve o'clock, in order to adopt o yes tp serum the retire of B. WHITBREAD, Esq. *ta t 1 111 h. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDF.NT LIVERY OF LONDON. Gatertausn, • r itiE SUCCCSS which I have experieneed during it my l'anvass has exceeded my most sanguine experts- Nona, and has removed all apprehensions as to the re , ull the contest. I bad some reason to fear, when I offered my self to your notice. that my competitors, expericerwol in the business of Election, and having more command of their time, might have already engaged the exclusive sopport 401 Otmtlemen whose political bins had Ideatillell them with op posing parties. This impediment, foriAidahle to a nevi Candidate, did not deter me, and the Littering reception with which I have invariably been greeted, bas convinced me that I did not overrate the reliance I placed upon you. le my Address of the 17th ult., I made you acquainted with my pretensions, and ley Sub-Committees have afforded me the highest satisfaction is reporting the randy aceordanc• of the Livery with what I then advanced. I had occasion to make asy apology, in a recent advertisement, for not has • llama meregeoerally seen amongst you. The delay is Mtn- Instable to the peculiarly heavy public engagements whirls press upon me, and to a determination sot to permit an pursed!. however dear to me, to interrupt the disenarge rel. my offinial duties. I intrust you not to allow this cinema stanee to operate to my prejudice. I could not be more tim idity or pleasantly engaged than In cherishing a familiar in tercourse with the whole of the Livery, to whom I already feel so much obliged. The day of Election being fixed for To-morrow, the 7th instant. I most earnestly request the favour of your early attendance at Guildhall in my behalf, and remain. with the greatest respect, your faithful and obedient servant. GEORGE BRIM C.S. Mansion linage, March 6, Ififfo, Tile Lord Mayor's Committee will meet daily at the Man sion House, where all communications will be theahlally received. 811th Ditto—Ensign te be lieutenant. without purchase, vice Thomson. deceased; W. Fit:-Maurice, gent.. to be ensign, vice Mu!kern. 87th Ditto.—C. W. Marriott, from 17th Light pewees, to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Jeers, deceased. 70th Ditto.—Captain Reed, from half-pay 4th West In Regiment, to be captain of a company, vier Nolan, wbo changes, receiving the differeeee. 73tt Ditto.—Lieut. Watts, from 40th Foot, to be captain of a company, without purchase, vice Valiance, deceased. 81st Ditto.—Limat. Dixon. from half-pay fifth Foot, lieutenant. vice Leo, who exchanges. 14th Ditto.—kasign logieby, to be lieetesant. without purchase, vice M•Carthy, deceased; O. P. Clarke, to ensign. vice Ineieby. 80th Ditto.—Surgeon Rule, from half-pe,Nith Foot.. surgeon, vice Betters, who retires on half-pay 418th Foot. s7th Ditto.—Lieut. Carroll, to be Adjutant, vice Hutchin son, promoted. blith Ditto.—Ensign Macdonald, to be lieutenant, without purchase, vim Hewsun, deceased.—To be Ensigise—W. J. King, gent., vice Macdonald ; Ensign Forbes, from NM Foot, vice Smith, who exchanges. Ditto.—Lieut. Sparks. to be captain of a without purchase, vice 'loniser, promoted in the 77E1 Veters• Battalion. Ride Brigade.—Field-Marshal the Duke of Wellington, K. G. and G. C. B. to be colonel in chief, rico Sir 1/art I. enda,. decease I. to TH E WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF THE CITY OP LONDON. firmewrs. Ott)1.11107%1 of Parliament haring taken 1..il the I)ay of Election being axed for TO in the short internal devote the whole • f s ,,• 1.. tae area pleasing task of pat iog say respects ~..,e s e to u wen whom my ditty in Parliament has hither -I..prartai.oti no- (fon. p 0.011.. I trust, are unnecessary ; my principles ire rii ikonwn to % on, and from these I shall sever swerve. To 41, approbation of those principles I attribete the very 4.0 v receptore my friends and myself have met with on ~,,„m aat a. Were any thing wanting, your kindness mt r • panew occasion wield bind use for ever to yogi. late ott, and determine me to devote ray life to support of pit Rights sad Privileges. lava 'rare must earnestly to solicit a etrittlananee of your rile 'ter ion.; and should there be mulasioas, either a. eordslettert or otherwise (which. I fear, from the ineor- MbeW of the Lists, are unavoidable), I trust you will over thy• I am, Gentlemen. with the greatest respect, Your faituful and devoted servant, 111.tTTHEW WOOD. 1k Committee meet daily at the Pears Head ROOlll%. sii se . s treet where all communications respecting the Wyss will he thankfully received. ate' 6, It4o. Ttse 081111111111111 Owner, No. ISO. STRAWS. THE OBSERVER of last SUNDAY, March 5, containing eaterior end interior VIEWS of the PRE 1111SBN in CATO-STREET. •ill be on Sala, at the rep ter p►ice of Sevenpence, during this week. Pranks to seed Tint Onvenvao into the country gratis. N. B. It may be somewhat interesting to Country Printers to or informed, that Tom °guavas of Sunday, Feb. 17. Aid Seventy -six Hour,. and that at Five Presses only. The work was done by Wynne, Stephens, Tufaell, Cooke, Ben s, a, Johnson, Moore, Baster, Boak, Hawkins, Hickson, I or mem, and Beach. •Ser4 eft, Tisis day were published, I. eleven volumes, dewy octal°. prig• 10.4.6 d. each. lit W rbt India Regiment. —R. B. Conway, Viseewat Bras eamp, to be ensign. b) purchase, vice Myles, promoted . 241 Ceylon Regiment.—Lieut.-Col. Smelt, from halfi Rci3 al York Rangers, to be lientemaatimolonel, vice Firming , anointed to the 634 Foot; IJent. Poynts, from half-pal 34th Foot, to ire lieutenant, vice K ilUa Boyton, who changes. TIFOR.-E HOillLETtek: ; or, Duccumorm AIL (in the !brut ur Skelvtuan) upon the Woos., their- TURKS. vc itch rwai, Ry the Rev. C. SIMFAIN, M. A. Fellow of king's oilege. I snobridge. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Darlea. Strand! llatrha►d and son, Piccalilli); Driehton and boas. and Nieholson. Cambridge; Parkrr, Oxford; Blackwood. Edinburgh ; and ('tuning, H. Si: volumes are ready for delivery sow ; the other eve. it is hoped. will be reedy on the lit of May. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion.—Captain Power, from late .sth Veteran Bouillon, to be captain of a company, s Crooks, whose appointment has not taken place: Lint. Ferguson, from the late 4111 Royal Veteran Battalion, to be, lieute.iant, vice Campbell, whose appointment has not takes place. 6th Royal Veteran Battalion.—Captain Stark. from pay 34th Foot, to be captain of a company, vice Pow. whose appointment has sot taken place. 7th Royal Veteran Battalion.--Captain Webb, from Rossi Veteran Battalion, to be captain of a eompaay.— . .. be Iseutenants--Lient. *Demon, from half-pay Yid Light Dragoons; Lieut. Maher, from half-pa) toed Foot, vice Fe union, whose appointment has not takes place.—To I:cosign—Ensign Frazer. from 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Duff, whose appointment has not taken place. BRIVIIT.—Major Hon. F. Cathcart, of tri . Dragoons, lieutenant-colonel in the Army.—To be Majors of the Aram —Captain Fry e, 4th Foot ; Captain Cowell, Coldstream Fc Hoards. REFORM OF FARM A kheTNINSTER ELECTION. 'ELECTORS, the conduct you for several years pursued suited the universal admiration of v ,, or fellow-countrymen. At the last Election a combiaitiou of pretended s !verraries, aided by the illegal rejection of a large somber of votes, presented the attainment of your object. Your Committee asserted and 'maintained yoer rights. The votes so illegally rejected were, by the highest authority, a Court of Justice, declared to be good votes, and ought to have been received. line are about to be called upon to choose men who are to i.e entrusted, in times the most eventful a.el the most fearfhl, with the guardianship of Soar properties. your lives, and your liberties; and, to use the words of your matchless Representative, Sir Francis Burdett. never stood the country more in need of the er ection and example of Westminster than in the regent crisis." Choose. thee, two reel Reformers to represent you --place by the side of Sir Franrir Burdett a man who has shown himself able, and proved himself willing to defrn your liberties, even at the expense of his own. Vote then, for Sir FRANCIS aultnxrr and JOHN CAM 110B HOUSE. Esq.. the friends of Refbrm and the opposers of arbitrary imprisonment and suspensions of the Constitution. Communications are requested to he 'made to the Commit tee for cf.ndoctinir the Election of Sir Fra.ieis Burdett and John Cam Jlobnouse. Esq. at the Rainbow , Coffee-house, King-street. Covent-garden. The Election is fixed for Thursday neat, the 9th instant, at nine o'clock in t morning. Subscriptions to defray the erpenrer of f i e Nleectos tit received by Mr. 4 6. Strnna; end at the Committee-rooms, Rainbow Coffee-house, King street. Covent-garden. ALDERMAN W AITHMAND ELECTION. THE COMMITTEE for conducting the ELEC TIOA of Mr. Alderman IVA ITH MAN, offer their sie mergagreslations to the Worthy and Independent Livery maths osexampled and spostaneoes unripe's of support radiate every where atteeded the canvass. The Com vamkel the most perfect eoalidence of seeeess—they ' windy request the friends of Mr. Aidenmui Waithman to Sedo-11ORROW at tluildhall, in sepport of his noviti ates-10 give an early vote on his behalf. and to continue Illative exertions throughout the coetest. litinnierous Public Meetiag of the Friends of Mr. Al- ImetWaithman, it was unanimously resolved. 'Mt it is highly desirable that Representatives should hommed to Parliament free of expense to themselves ; but ippon to this Meeting more especially incumbent upon Wired' of Mr. Alderman Waithisian, with their eonvie line his great exertions and personal sacrifices. mot to per reit his to be at any expense in obtaining that situation, in dil his services can be more pre-emosentiy useful; and listasebscription be therefore entered ioto for the4srpoie if Waving ilm aecesaary ebirg of NA Eleclrmat w ill i r l i U itioeut it are da ! lY itved." ) .a22 l all n ° i;:::: to the Election are requesiggi to Is 1 T a i"RUAI SA ft: RDAra bONDO.V GAZETTE. WHITKIIALL, Illsacm 4. ISO. Ms Majesty Ms been yleased to mot to Lieut.-Colonel *r Ulysses Bagnnal Bergh, kni6lit ci,nitasnder of the Most Noturitrable Military Order of the Itsth. the office of Sur •evor-Ueneral of his Majesty's Ordnance of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. W %R-OFFICE. Fan. Y 3. Itgo. Hls Majesty has been pleased to appr 'Tr of the 44'h Pont (or klag's Own Borderers) lodise permitted to beer epos Its colliers and appoin , ments. is ach;iiion to any other badges or desires which stay bagetoture bees greased to the Regiment. the words ;6,4 a 44 111.11/ 6 4Rllllo , 44.—General Sir 8. Heise, to be Governor Chelsea Hospital. vice bir David Duda*, deceased; Liget General Air It. Calvert. Bart. and°. C. 8.. to be lieutenant go% ernor of Chelsea Hospital, vies Sir B. Hulse. . Memo AA AA .—T;se appointmeat of Fridge Erskine.. hail-pay 14th Foot, to be cornet in the 91st Light Dragoons. has not taken place. Toe appointment of Assistant-Surgeon Orelg from ' ktl.l Dragoons, to be assi,tant-surgeon 67th Foot, has taken place. Dt•pot Asalstent-Commimary-Geseral Phillips has dismissed the service, is consequence of misemptipt money eistammesi to hint by Gileere. etlltw ftme Cr Iram serving. Loudon end Weitmincer Light Hone Voleateers.—Cc• net Stem, to be Ile .tenant, vice Brent, who resigns L. ' Wilson. gent., to he cornet, vies Merry. " Egmont-op-Zee." is conmernoretion of the distinoithe4 eerviceg of the Re fitment at F4inunt-op-Zee. on the 2d October. 1;29. W Vt 7 OFFICE. Fen. 414. 11le Itijeizty ha. hero pleased to approve of the 6th (or Prince-4 Charlotte of Wateg'.) I)racoon (lizards tieing per- Stilted .to bear on it 4 colours and appointanentv, in allition fo any ...tiler badges or devices weicts may have been hereto 4neogityted to A.-Regiment. the wor is *us—Witioriei" ea 4•• Toetaaea." "IS eemaameretion of the distinguished son% icy% of the Regi ment at the bettlr of Vittoria, on the gist Jute, 1f.13 , ant in the attack of the position covering Toulouse on the 10th of April, 1614. end highly-resketable MEET bad al Twits. Sit CH: PRICE, Pert. is the Chair, hove and tent; 3N as 41. k L In 0 1•1 S. 16 10 It was loosed by Sir Charles Plower, Bart., seconded by S., Robert Ban.. sad Remit red rianhooesty, That Sir WILLIAM CURTIS having been publicly And speeielly invited. by s Awl numerous and respectable boil) Mew Livery. to offer himself as one of the Candidates for relepresentatioe of the City of London is Parliament, at It, approaching Election. nis Meeting is inapressed with the conviction, that the Owe in which the Hon. Ra►ooet it engaged, is not so much Own, as that of the Livery of London sod of the Public at large. was moved by Si►Johs gamer, seconded by Mr. Alder au tot and It-solved aosnimoosly. That this Meeting pledge-a itself to attend the Corarinn- Rill ell Tuesday next. being the day flied for the nomine -4,1, sad to use its ianuesee individually and rollectively the Friends of the Hon. Baronet. to support his b) :kV preienee upon that occasion. And. Sir Charles Price having quitted the Chair, it was by Sir Charles Flower, Bart., seconded by Mr. Juts. and Resolved unanimously. 'Film the Thinks of this Meeting be given to .Sir Charles Pate. hart.. for his able and judicious conduct in the ('hair. - - - 11u THE WORTHY AM) INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Orruram IF an/ thing could add t o th e strong feelings of gratification with which I accepted the invitation of my 14 er-Citizene, to heroine a CANDIDATE to represent Lathy of London, it Would he the flattering success which Ise weeded the eaarsas of my active and zealous Friend. ist which inspires me with confidence that yon will attend W ',port my nomination at Guildhall, To-morrow, and fleateilly to place me in the distinguished station of your Pfp lenitive. which I held in six successive Parliaments. %sold !have the honour of being elected. I pledge ii” - *if% tlexharge the anxious, and arduous duties of that im- P* l o ales with th e sa me f a ithibl seal, industry. and in- Irian., which acquired and retained your confidence ""•11 IF years of the most eventful period of the history of IT Mashy. I have the honour to be. Gentlemen, your devoted and *Wei 'num. W. CL wris. • 'Akins Tavern, itcl March, 1920. %Committee for conducting the Election beg leave to "Fri their warmest acknowledgments to the Lis erj . for ,Iferf peat success whi c h h as att e nded their Canvass on ,"•Pft of Sir Witham Curtis. They meet ilea'. at the ,i'ldice. where all communications respecting the Eire- Lel are requested to be addressed ; and in consequence of ___ lise treieatations which have been circulated, they feel it "'"fflheat upon them publicly to declare. that their canvass * lathe? ia conjunction with, or in opposition to, any other Cildidate. f. Od _--- I aLt. LK' °1 aro. ofe• - 1): ',;.d. TO THE FREE BUR. 3 ESSES OF IPSWICH. Gurrtsasx, REPORT having been circulated that we kiln withdrawn from °Bedew ourselves as Candidates " 1 1 11 111 lat the Borough of !plaid in the ensuing Parlia tims. we Wnl .t right positively to assure you. that basing i rlh the most flattering sad eseouragiag success at fps -611, sad all parts of the country, it is oar Sled henble determination to persevere in the eastest, Zig the te enemy is in the kid until every Freemsa hali bad an opportunity of , exercising hos elective 11, haft tt e boom to be, with peat respect, your very 'mast sad WIN* servants. THOMAS BARRETT LKNNARD, eit aitseaosie. WILLIAM II A LDIMAND. %Committee in the interest of Mr. Lessard sad Mr. day at Nu. &4, Clasucery-laae, sad No. kestun., t "er) «wt. To THE GENTRY. CLERGY, YEOMANRY AND FREEIIOI.Dh:RS or THE COUNTY OF KENT. Lissemastett, THE event which has caused a whole People to mourn, will soon revoke the delegation with which I was honoured by your confidence. Yes reposed that r, a fidence in me, get anse I was known to cherish those opinions which soy family (repeatedly invested with the same trust) ever ebtertained, and which are founded upon the principles tbat placed our King upon the Throne. lam now to return to my private station, and you are to resume and again exer- cise your right of choice. In the former instanee you gave me credit for that love of liberty which has signalised our County in the annals of his tory. You have now had an opportunity of judging my sincerity by the surest criterion—my conduct in Parliaitteiti. You have seen me opposes system °flaws, passed in a mo ment of panic, 'rattily created; laws, which, exhibiting nt. features of the British Constitution, bear a strong rrgeto- Mance to the despotism of foreign Governments. 'file) were conceived In haste and adopted with precipitation, but must lead. like all beginnings of evil once neglected or connive:) at, to mischief no less permanent than extensive. Professions. isdeed, are easy, and, as experience proves justly suspected: hut nevertheless, I pledge myself, while I rentals in public life, strenuously to persevere in repel ling the open strides of arbitrary power. and tile no less dangerous. though more lomat, encroachments of corruption. With these sentiments I solicit the honour of again repre senting yon in Parliament, and beg to subscribe myself, Your obedient and very faithful servant. WILLIAM PHILIP HONYWOOD. Charles-street, Berteley-square,Feb.dE TO THE GENTRY. CLERGY, YEOMANRY. AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY fOF KENT. lieSTLassan, 1$11" former Address was presented to yon pre "- rious4 to the Dissolution of Parliament, and to the discotery of a plot so foul and murderous, as scarcely to find in our language an epithet adequate to its enormous atrocity. At the contemplation of villainy so flag".::iits. sod of cruelty so savage. I shot.:.) have beeo among the first to have testified in abhorrence, had it been possible for me to have known of Its existence before toy Address as. for warded for publicatioa. To prevent. how.% e.. all invidious mibconstruction. I think it expedient to state, that my polities' opinions, which it is my pride and pleasure to avow, would have prompted me to have aappnrte.l all such measures as I might have deemed necessary• to trace and rescind all the ranti:ii niion. (if any exist) of this most de:estable conspiracy. inimical to liberty and humanity, and utterly foreign to the character of the English people. Contrary to expectation, Ministers did not apply for any new powers, sad hence it may he concluded, that these diabnli • I purposes (which It is, however, conso latory to think have excited the execrations of every class of the commniiiiy, and which appear to have been frustrated by the compunction of accomplices, rather than by the in tervention of any of the late Legislative measures), were coughted to the cankered hearts of an insulated band of con spirators. The detection of all the participators in this meditated crime. I comvider of the greatest importance. in order that the guilty on this occasion should be distinctly separated from those who otherwise may indiscriminately be made the objects of stispieion, with a view insidiously to bring into distrust the professions of the friends of Parliamentary Reform. I beg to repeat, that in the event of being honoured by re-election, I am firmly resolved to resist all polemicist in road'', that, in any conjuncture. may be attempted upon our laws, as established upon the priamples asserted at the Re volution. being persuaded, that to them only we are indebt ed for that degree of private happiness and national glory, the comeequeness of public liberty, which have formed our proud distinetioa amongst the eountries of the world, I beg to subscribe myself, with feelings of respect, Gen tians*, your faithful gamut. • WILLIAII PfiILIP HOSYWOOD. Charts-street, ilerkversiptare, March i s Me. SI ILITARY PRONIOT lONs. Mar-011 , e. M•irch 2. MO. Ist Reziment Draguun Guards.—Urn. Ctn.*. from 22,1 Light Draguuns. to be colonel, vice bir David Donlan, de ceived. 11th Regiment of Light Draeoonv.—Cornet W%mer. from rid Dragoons, to be cornet. tire who eschanges. 14th Ditto.—Quarterniaster Houghton. iron! tract-I.as V.lgh Light Dragoons, to be quartermaster. vice Smith, %Ito ex changes. 15111 Ditto.— Ramsden, gent. to be cornet, by par ehase, vice Elton. promoted. 17111 Ditto.—To be 1 ornets, without purchase--Enslgn !talsell. from 4sth Foot, vice Alan-kit, promoted in b7th Foot ; A. E. Drums kit, gent. vire Ninon, deceased. ttid Ditto. —To be Lieutenants—Cornet Rebb, without purchase, vice Taunton, deceased; Lieut. Robison, from ;nth Foot, vice ht•Kensie, who ezchatiges.—To be Cornets —Cornet from 11th Light Dragoons, vice Wymer, who exchanges; F. W. E. Barred, gent. without purchase, vire Davis, deceased. _ 4th Regiment of Foot.—tape. Frye, from hn;f• pay 3tl Foot, to be captaha of a rompanc, vire Milner, who e‘eiroofes. 10th Ditto.—Lleet. 'rimier to be captain of a company; without purchase, rice Aluilenger, whose prousotios has not taken place; Lieut. Blame, from half-pay Ist Fool livards, to be iieuteacnt, vice Mallenger, who exchanges. 14th Ditto.—cart ketones, from half-pay of the Regiment, t•► be captain of a company, lice Ramasty, who eienanges, receivinz thedifereoce. 17th Ditto.—Ensign Csine to be liententutt, without pur chase, vire Ntaw,derevsed; (I. U. Yuuag, gent. to bs ensign, ithont purchase. rice Caine. Illst INtt6.—Litut. Johnston, from 11^1f-pay &I West ladla Regiment, to be lieutenant, Ces Lrowarli, ahu esetmeges, receiving the diferrnee. ('raster to be captain of • mop:mi. by purchase. vice lay. who retires: Kn>ign Huller in hr lieutenant. without purchase, lire ('reefer.- -To be Eaviens —Ensign Smith, from tigtb Pout, vice Forbes. who ex changes; .1. 11. Gough, gent. vice flutler._ . . . . Sleet Ditto.—Tu bt:Lieetenants—Lieut. Berwick. from ?Ith Light Dragoons. vice Simitio. appointed adjutant; Lieu tenant M•Kenzie. from 'ad Light Dragoons. vire itubisson. who egehanges ; Ensign fore, without porritase.—Te be Ensigns. without purchasr--M. School*, rent. vice Chaim be rl ai n. : U. Frankkiand. gent. 'tee fore. _ . 115th Ditto.—Capt. Priestley, froto ball-pay Stit Garrison Portofino. to be riptide of a cowpony, rice Browntroo. who esTr.onees, reetit ing Ilse dilrerrore. 34.1 nitto.--En‘ign I.ndington, from half.po t y 4 t h F oo t. to be be eosins, ice Dallas, who es.•hangei. receit log the 3s'h I)it4o.—Eusign Chatnbers to be lieutenant, without pitrelias4-. vice Hearne, deceased. 40th Ditto.—Quartermaster Dales, from half-pay 67th Foot. to be quartermaster. sice Jackson. who exchanges. 4341 Ditto.—Ensign Cradoek to be lieutenant. without purchase, ♦ice Madden. promoted in ibld Fool ; Ferro bon. gent. lobe ensign. vire Cradork. 13th Ditto.—T. Eman, gent. to be ensign. without pur chase. vice Daizell, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons. 44 , 411 Ditto.—To be Lieutenants—Lieut. Campbell, from half--my 30th Foot. tine Beasley. wise exchanges, rewiring tor difference; Resign Orange, witho•d purchase. tier. W vas. promoted in the 73d Foot.—To be Ensign—W. N. iluteitin son, gent.. vice Orange. 40th Ditto.—Lient.-Gen. Sir M. Nightinrall. K. C. 8., to be colonel. vice Sir A. Maitland. deceased. 80th Ditte.--Bergeon Jones. from half-pay Ist Foot, to be surgeon. vice Ross, placed on half-pay Ist Foul 1 Dltto.—Lieist.-Col. Fleming, from td Ceylon Regi ment. to be lieutenant-colonel, vice Brereton, who re ires upon halt-pay Royal York Rangers ; W. Warren. gent., to be ensign without purchase, eke Gardner, promoted. bah Ditto.-I.leut. Mason, from half-pay of the regiment, to he lieutenant. •ice Ridge, Wilt/ eschanges, receiving the dif Preece. Sißb Ditto.—Ensign Barium. to be lieutenant, without purchase, lice Maepbersou. deceased. vinnsib%ion. s:oed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the 0012121 of Hereford. W. Preece. Esq. to he deputy-lieutenant, vie/ Wall, crasra. Her. fitrdshire Regiment of Militia.— . l . L. Stmesisoore. Esq. to he captain. Tice Leehmere, resigned. ( ommission in the Staffordshire Regiment of Yeoman, (*us (dry, signed by the Vioe-Lieutenant of the County of Stafford. W. Stubbs, gent., to be cornet I - - • Per ( vitt • A ..4111Ar: 4; , ;;;., • ,7A T •- • . ( • %_ 1 1 .110.) as. I I P RICE Sznew PENCE. • Lens, to be lieuteoint. without ceased; W. Fltz-Maurice, gest.. from 17th Light Dragons., rehase. vice Joan, deceased. d, from half-pay 4th West India a company, vice Nolan, who es- resee. from 40th Foot, to be captain Ilene, vice Valliant, deceased. . from half-pay 86th Foot, to be ;changes. eby, to be lieetesant. without deceased ; O. P. Clarke, to be e, from half-pa; Nth Foot. to be mires on half-pay 418th Foot. 11, to be Adjutaat, vies Hate:him- lonald, to be lieutenant, without :eased.—To be Ensigtm—W. J. Ensign Forbes, from SW Foot, I. to be captain of a company. leer, promoted in the 9d Royal ;rshal the Duke of Wellington, ulonel in chief, aloe Sir David •.> —R. B. Conway, Closeout Beim- chase, viee Myers. promoted. rat.-Col. Smelt, from half-pay ieuttimat-colooel, vice Fleming, • Poynts, from half-pay ••• vice Boyton, who ion.—Captain Power, from the o be captain of a company, t imp it has not taken place: Limit. Royal Veteran Battalion, to be, hose appointment has not Woe lon.—Captain Stack, from half- In of a company. vice Power. aken place. lion.--Captain Webb, from bit / be captain of a company.-I'o ermott, from half-pay Yid Light um half-pay bed Foot, vice For- has not taken place.—To le ms 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, it has not taken place. Cathcart, of triDragoons, to be my.—To be Majors of the Army L:aptain Cowell, Coldstream Pot t r S. Hal" to be Governor c f Meld Dudes, deceased ; Limit - t. and G. C. 8.. to be Ueutemant- RI. vice Sir B. Hulse. atmeat of Fridge Erskine. from met in the Slat Light Dragoons, latent-Burgeon Grelg from Um ant-surgeoo 07th Foot, has not tary-deseral Phillips has been nsequeoce of %rein misagoeile p elleere. ebbs ftoer r wee Light Horse Voinateers.—Cpr- , vies Brent. who resignirt L. P. , vice Merry. Lord-Lieutenant of the county lereford. epaty-lieutenant, vies Wall, de- ...1 I I BANKRUPTCIF.S ENLARGED. S. Smith. Stayley, Chester, cotton-spinner, from %mt 21. vi April 1:r J. Wire. Colchester, Essex, grocer, from March T. to .larch 18. 111 KRI:rPel• SCPERSrDED. G. Geddes, Simmons. (Missy. North Britain. araroitant. BANKRUP7'R. .1. I.i it:rw6o.l. ‘lanehester. dealer. to wirreoder March IS. and April I.S. at the Bridgewater Arum 11aMbe•te•. Ath.rnevs, Mes‘r4. Avplehy and tit.rgetnt. Gray'r-t, MIMI% and Nle,,rs. Clarke and Whitehead, Ma - ehr.ter. Muter. Braintree. Ricca. linen-draper. Marrb 11. 14.. anti .%pril lA, at Guildhall, lAttion. Attorney. lir. Batter, 11. T. Freeman. Cheltenham. Gloitrestcr. surgeon. cud aputhecars • Alarrti VI. V 6 and .%pril IS. at the Ofvfllf Inn, llieltcnitam. Attorneys, M . Visard and Blos,e:. Lincoln's-inn-fields, London; and Messrs. Orson and Mho. l'heltenlinun. W. Richard*, Fattance, Cornwall. raercisaat•tait.... March 13, 16. sod April 16. at the 1.. nion Hotel, PassenLe. .Attorneys, Mr. Price. Liu,oln's-inn New-square, Land,of, . and Messrs. Pasnter, Penzance. C. Herbert, Warminster, Wilts, farmer, March 114. gl. st• d April la. •t the Rein Derr lan. Worcester. Attorors esors.Welleo and Dickens. Worcester; and Mr. Platt. \e- Roswell-court. LlNeolet's-inn. London. J. 14. Rrightheloistiin. Suries. drupplit. Mardi :. 21. and April lb. •t Guildhall. London. Attorney. Torben Ilsirtletre-liulldines.llolborn. W. Ficar, 'rernawain-lane. Fleet-market. painter and !I:, vier. March 14. WI, and April la, at Guildhall. AttortaN Mr. Joule.. New-inn. F. Ashley. Liverpool. sail-maker. March IT. 18, and Apra 13. tto George Inn. Liverpool. Attortievs. Mr. :Maur ham, ti eat Si. Helms's, London : and Mr. Bowlinatts. e, pea. l i -11. 11. and Barnard. Lit erpool. mereltsuta. April 3. f,. an 113, at the tleorge Inn. Liverpool. Attorneys. Mes.,•. Orred and lute. I.iverpool : and Messrs. Lowe and /loser. Scrithsrapton-buildings, ehaneery-lane. London. J. kl•lntire, Tenby. Pembroke, cattle snit spirit denier. %heck 13, 18, and April 13. at the Castle Ilia. Havertordwest Ittorne)s. Messrs. Williams and Co. Urry's-ina, London: and Mr. Williams. HaverforAwest. S. 11ard, Poston. Lincoln, millwright. March IT. IV. act Ipril 16, at the Angel Inn. Boston. Attorneys, Mr. Walker. Spalding; and his agents. Messrs. Lodington and Hall. Secondaries' Mice. Temple, London. 11. Christer. Brampton. Middlesex. merchant, Mar.ltt O. and April 16. at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mer:rs. .ill;sion and Hundirhy. Freeman's -court, Cornhill. G. Potter, High -street, Poplar. grocer, Mane 11. IS. and April lA. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kest, led Lou -street, Wapping. DI%IDENDS. Mirth S 7, Elisabeth Middleton, sad T. Dream. Beretle‘, Yorkshire. merchants, at the Tiger Ins, Beterley—Msree t 7. J. Tsang. Carlisle, spirit-overrhset, at the C011h0.4.iu..e. Carlisle—April 1. J. Pritchard. Bristol. crucer. at the C 0..- - ■eetial4e. 6, Brisloki-Milli ISIN-W. rest Queen - street, Llwrohis-las Pleids,•boet sad shoe-raker, et q;.6.. hall—Msrah SS, J. Heradag. sad E. Horoblew. Hishepissqes street, jewellers, at Oeldhsli—JApell 1. J. Hewett. $ Mar ge's4sas, balder, st Osildhall—hiareh Mk T. C. Harms& Wieweseh, Ileen-draper, at Guildhall. Lundeo—litar:ii SI. W. Boma, nary -street, St. JIIMILI's, pluatber. at Gaalaail EAST INDIA HOUSK. Nord. I, 1020. T HE Court of Direetort of the United Company of Mcrehoots of England, tradiag to the East Wks. do Acerb, glee Netter, That a Benoist. GRIMERI. COURT of the said Compan) will he held at their House, in Leadeaholl-street. on WRII NIRO VT nest, the fhb instant. at Eles en o'clock is the Fore loon, to eossidee of as Address of Cone.olenee from the Fast India Compaey to his Majesty. epos the Death of the late King, his revered and laineateil Father; and of eon/reels ties upon his Majesty's Accession to the Throne of these gettints. JOSEPH DART. Sees-start.