The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-11-19 00:00:00

rcr 1 4 -•••• f be is required, Aber case to the rowitted to tal.•e using himself' to eing tried before 1. It would, be onment, bat be uld be better fot . . . al. —lle was thea was ordered . 0 . ) be about 40 years of 'orth, was ap ing :. the instance of a tb. and teaselled irged with ace a y Is bis son, a b oy , a gentleman fa, iculars of thev i „ He said that * si g l i 4 ed the eel ba rn , Ire boy. i l ei.• 3en he was . I fists. and in ;nd. Ile had elm. • i him into a water 1 his wet clothes tin lows given .to the een beard et i a con. The prisoner had, ether without feed.' 1 the depth of win. lie brutality was the J 1 with a chain, a ich a manner that he ding his poll ay together had thrown f00d . % card and deposed teil• produced the chain; gild 'was fastened te• Friday last the prl., ;arcely walk. the child was a had obliged to chain bine I running away and t the priscriser'setato‘ I merely an invention ,at Ler hasioati tad ier abort diser[beda ,sine passion Wag take the bow eat of etch, and send hint to ation with the parish not wish to make the the Magistrates gave nmitted the prisoner it of bail, for his ap t for theoffenee which ping the peace toward* irk was the feeling of lice, that Li narrowly. /Ma _ leen exceedingly,,kesvy a at length to ;tate a urats of last sale. his ;41. per lb. on tbilast I have not been NMI* orices could sot. htb. iverpool this as•dige ivy, but the prietswees , ] 111uscovades this week and line Sugars snit inferior browns are it aer have been obtained, further improvement is I been exceedingly de .e inconsiderable. The ;iety to effect sales pre osver prices have in cot e shipping houses have very reduced rates. A inear has been reported ery at prices higher this ItAllers do not appear ,racts, owing to the prt ket. The public sale of prices Is. a 2s. lower, coests Brazil sold also it ,I te 2Si. a 30s. yellow 255. 1 of Coffee brought for considerable; the prices the public sale yesterday, ,ks sold at 1001.1006,6d g00d to flue ordinare and 103 s. cry description this week . ma nta and T u rkey Frit ; in a day or two; UM an brought forward ; cop Prunes, Fretick u s e yst cargo .that lie d soldbriskly' at bigb br .nes, of new Deals ea :onsisting of B:9d> ~ ' have sold at 4i MOS 'out half sold brie* !t _,. ILLANDSO-1110 ma Ls been considattek.l t he 141 prices• s. shade !- re nt at . the Week I t •at firmness tads* :ulators to purchase inlits t a reduced expense- i le twisted of 147 pk. angko g. raitooll good ee itirt. tu" 011. L ; one lot, 45 aDV ser,_ ..a g a verage 4 o Per cm`',; }alter. Brandi es kage ros are Id. a 241. plc IPP 10 alteration. 41 for Tobacco costirt purchases are at OOP ivance of ed. per lb. to 'ticket is exceenliqty de 641. bellow' err g , et is thetwinmelit 111 ourpr k, ~.:, ~......„. ED.,., .„ ..., . . . an's, moseisreAmini lizat .0•404 lir', abets Ess ." D. • night. Mario Cowatsion•Slarrig• i Pub fished NEW (my 'run ClortsTiVa fppostee:st to whom I opihe to be addidita. 'T7'•••• se *Pr . • (I, I Z/I v . t axokaLk .... t a imit _ . , • GI: 4.. I -.ltrz titi I .• • Ige, 0 • ( eS, (X V •)t r 4 a& dl APO 9Y.. • • - • t."' LONDON; 4014 b . & t :ici*i..,fi,: me • e . • .1.1 , . • a • i_ . NUMBER f'22o• Thr Covet fa* whi,4 HAMPDEN fel in the Pistil, onol'inKTSY died on the Scaffold!" x • I,Eti ANT COATS, cult and made in a aupetior ID manlier, from the very hest Saxony cloth. from 31. to 31. 111 s.: good West of England. superfine, any colour. '2l. 10s. to 31. ; bed second, 21. to 21. 10s.; great coats. faced 'with silk, &c. 31. to IL Ws.; box coats and cloaks. from 21. tt o di. ; Kerseymere beeches. ISs. to Very best double milled. fashionable trovrers. las. to I/. 10s.; walseonts. is. to i3d.—The above prices are for garments made complete to Measure, warranted, in point of fashion, cloth. workmen '*. and materials. equal tunny house at the west end of the town. To merchants. captains, anal others, who are in the habit of taking out a quantity of clothes. a considerable re daction in price will be made. A large and fashionable as sortment of gentlemen's and boys' clothes constantly on sale. 'at J. ALBERT's clothes warehouse. 47. Fish-street-hill, *ten doors (rein the Monument.—For ready money only. eROAr NIGHFS O4ZErTE. OFFICE, Nov. 16. 1821. • Reit,iosltL Ist Dragon Osards—To be Lieutenants.— Cornets T. —.cock, vice Treviltian, and N. C. /Catch bull, front the Ist Dragoons, vice Stephenson. 3d Ditto--To be Captains--Lieutenants J. Rolland, vice 'Dans, a'ed E. Methold, from the 19th 1.4...11 t Dra goons, vice Stracey.—To be Lieutenants—Carnet and Lieutenant Hottosrable U. R. Abercrombie; rice Rul land. 4th Dittsitittenant N. L. Beamish, from half pay of the Regiment; to be Lieutenant, vice Slocock. 6th Ditto—Coiiiet J. S. Brymer, to be Lieutenant, vies Donne, and P. Wins, to be Cornet, vice Brymer. 2d Regiment of Dragoons—Brevet Lieutenant Colo nel T. P. Raskin, to be Lieutenant Col. vice Clarke; Captain 4. Grey, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Ifi;skis ; Cornet J. - F. S. Clarke, to be Lieutensufil t Ale ... Trotter ; C. S. Sisith, Gent. to be Cor set, siseClarlte. dith Regiment Light Dragoons—Lieutenant W. Ne pear', from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Noreliffe. 6th Regiment of Dragoons—To be Captains—Cap tain G. Randall, from half pay of the Regiment,vice Douglass, and Capt. B. Whichcote, from the 43d root, vice Kerstemae. ANOTHER !MOO° TO-MORROW ! TIAZARD and Co., Contractors fur the present 11l Popular Lottery, rrtnind the Public that another wired 4:3%000 Money will be decided at NINE &Clock Teiaorrow Morning. Though 0.300 Tickets were drawn th e First Day. the following Rich Wheel retrains for the s ett ee: Day, 10-MORROW. viz. 2 of at3o.oot) 5 . 3 2 0f....... 4%9000 2 l.OOO 4 of ALL MONEY! And a full proportiou of Smeller Prizes. making NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! Tie Lets and Shares, warranted undrawo, are selling by AZARD and Co. the Contractors. at their old-established and fortunate Offices, 03, Royal Exchange; 2(1, Cornhill ; *and 3i4. Oxford-street; where they sold in the Lest Lot tery. No. 15.793, a 11,000/.! 6.054. a 13,0001. ! and ALL the 39,000/. Prizes in.a former Lottery. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—To be Liente nants—Cornet Earl of Be lfast, vice SPyinotir, and Cor net Honourable E. S. Perry, from the 6th Dragoons, , vice Chichester. titit Ditto—To be Lientenants—Lieutenant W. Mur phy, from half pay 25th Light Drsootis, vice Malley ; Cornet R. S. Hewett, vice Mayer; Cornet and Atli. A. J. Stammers. 9th Ditto—Cornet J. Y. Scarlett, from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Lord 0. Henri tic.!;. lOtio Ditto—Lieutenant 'l'. Otway, to he ('apt. sire Grey, Cornet It. S. Conway, Vise. Beauchamp, to. be Lieutenant, vice Burdett. _ _ _ _ _ . TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, By JOHN LANG DON. At 13. Belmont-place, Vauxhall. TO-MORROW, Nov. '2O, at Twelve o'clock, by direction of the Assignees of Mr. Peter Hamlin. Modern Household FURNITURE, nearly new, wardrobe of Table and Bed Linen, 200 volumes of French and English Rooks. capital five-stop Chamber Organ, tte. Also the Sync% in Tit A nE. consisting of Com position. Marble. and Slabs, a Single llorse Chaise, Two earls. Three Horses and Harness. Harrows, Plough, de.— very desirable LEASE of the Pasutszs will be sold at One o'clock. 11th Ditto—Captain J. N. Creighton. from the 17th Foot, to be Captain, vice Elliott. and Lieut. W. Whit?, from half pay 28tb Light Dragoons, to he Lieut. Vice D. Allinghans. 12th Regiment Light Dragoons—Captain G. F. Er skine to be klajor,vice Bridger, and Lieutenant W. Uay, to be Captain.. 15th Ditto—Cornet W. Scott, to be Lieutenant rice Pennington. 16th Ditto--Captaln T. Macan, from half par 24th Light Dragoons to be Captain, vice Tontkineon ; Lieu tenant W. H:Sperling, from half inty 15th Foot, to be Lieut. vice Bailie; cornet T. Montg.tmere to be Lieut. vice Nepean. hits lAtto--Cornett Pott, to h- Lieoteount, vice De L'Erang. To be Cornets—AV. PVII:1, tient. vice 4. von, and Ensign Honourable N. IL C. a l a s s n., from 1; fit Foot, vise Putt. Is'h Ditto—Lieutenant A. Faroe. from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be. Captain, ritie Lifarol, and Cornet .1. Leslie to be Lientenant, vice )lisliett. I'.' be nets—A. Shewell, Gent. vice Scott, and G. Lyon, Lieut. ! vice - Laing.. 1111bMttoa.-Lientenant 'he Captain, iice,-Usitmerslotr. To,lienSenteltillte='Cortsrgt*: Mr rhea). vice Meiliold, and Cornet A. IV. Dashwootl, vice Gowdie. To be Cornet-11. A. O'Neill, lieut. vice Mecham Ist or Gren. Regiment Foot Gnarls—To be Lieute nants and Captains—Lieutenant G. Thornton, vice Pow ell, and Lieut. Honourable F. 11. Needham, vire Gronuiv. To be Ensigns and Lieutenants—tier. Lieutenant lion. J. Ansimrst, vice Thornton, and Ensign W. Flutiver, vire Needham. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guarals—Ensign and Lieutenant J. Montague to be Limit. and Capt. vice Tal bot, and Ensign C. M. Hay, feuin 43d Foot, to be En sign Lieut. vice Montague. Ist Regimeut Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel R. Arm strong, from half pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice C. Plenilerleath. • • 24 Ditto—Lieut. R. M'Carthy, from the 3Stit Foot to be Lientenant, vice Proctor. 31 Ditto—To be Captains—Lieutenant A. C. banes, rice Colelough, and Lieutenant E. Denham, frtsui the 6-Ith Foot, vice Sutherland. To be Lieut.—Eusign W. Hill, vire !noes. -Ith Ditto—Capt. J. Spinka, from the 12th Foot, to be Capt. vice Schultze. Ditto—Lieutenant S. Armstrong to be Captain. vice Welsh. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant T. C. Squire to be Captain, vice English, and Cornet Honourable J. lienne , iy, from the 12th Light Dragoons to be Lieutenant, vice Squire. lOth Ditto—Lientenant C. Levine to be Captain, vice Thaine ; Ensign J. La Merchaat to be vice Levinge ; Ensign W. H. Adams, from the 34th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Belford. 12th Ditto--Capt. J. Schultze, from the 4th Foot to be Capt. vire Spiaks. 13th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel M. lll‘Creagli, from half pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonei, vice Sir W. Williams, K. C. It. ; Lieutenant T. Fenton to he 4 'apt. viz.! Wil kinson ; Ensign G. W. Rothe to be Lieutenant, v ir e Teuton ; C. L. Wingfield, Gent. to be Ensign, vier Rothe. 14th Regt. of Foot—To be Lients.—Ensign W. Ken wen, vice Newenham ; Ensign .1. M. Wood, vice , Akeit side ; Lieutenant R. Ware, from the tf Ali Foot, vice Jenour. To be Ensign—R. Nav;er, Gent. vice Keowen. 15th liitto—Lieutenant .1. V. Temple from half-pay of the 3241 Foot, to be Lieut. vice Armstrong. 16th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel A. Hamil ton from the 2il Ceylon Regiment, to be Major, vice Vandeleur. 17th Ditto—Captain W. Elliot, from the 11th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice 4.'reigliton. Ensign E. O'Halloran, vice De Moor, and Ensign J. Carruthers, vice Pickering; R. C. Moffatt, Gentleman, vice ran, W. S. Moncrieffe, Gentleman, vice H. N. C. illassey; Gentleman Cadet, C. Forbes, from the Royal Military College, vice Carruthers - ' to be Ensigns. 19th Ditto—Lient. C. B. Forbes, to be Captain, vice M'Donald ; Ensign H. H. Rose, to be Lieutenant, vice Forbes ; J. D. Cogan, Gentleman, to be Ensign, vice Rose. 21st Ditto—Major J. T. Lealoy to be Lieutenant-Colo nel, rice Nitwit, deceased; Captain It. Gordon, .to be Major, vice brolly. 24th Ditto—Ensign G. Murray, vice SehooL•appoilit-* ed to the 67th Foot. to be Lieutenant; Ensign H. W., :Hartley, vice Ikrivirk, appointed to the 13th ; Light Dra- 1 gbons. To be Ensigns—Ensign W. Campbell, from. •halr-pay .Ist Foot, vice Murray: W. M. Hopper,iient. .vice Hartley; Gentleman Cadet. W. Buckley,. !iota the Royal Military College, vice Hopper, whose appointment hiss not taken place. 2Sth Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant E. H. Bridgman, i frotti the gist Foot, to be Caktaiii, vice ki,hl. 29th Ditto —Ensign R. S. Sitwell, to be Lieutenant, vie: Penrose. - _ To be viewed till the sale, when Uhltortes and Particu lars May bti had ; also of Messrs. Denton and Barker, Gray's and John Unction, Blackfriars, and Blackheath-hill. UNEQUALLED 'TRAVELLING TI) DOVER. DEAL, RAMSGATE. MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. Four Inside Coaches, Foul keep eood Time, 12y S. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. Raft ACEN's HEAD INN. SKINNEII.STR CET, SNOW -HILL, LONDON. TUE following POS T COACH S, MATT, VO ACURA, &e. set out from the shove Inn The "Telegraph," Dover. Deal, 11.intsgate. .Margate, Canterbury. Pevershniu and Sandwich new past e0:14.4. every morning, at a nunrter past seven o'elock. In cunsequence of the decided preference riven to the shove conch, the proprietors are et-lin - mined uo e-,Tence shall be spares} to render it the first conveytmce 01) 11!::, run.!. Brotnpten, Chatham, Rochester, Hinted. Sittittehottree, and Rsinliam. every mornins, nt a neartstr past seven. " Pahnottei. Flyrnontb, Exeter. IVevinosttls.: I,loreheeter. Dartmouth. and Salisbury. every morning, at 4even. through Ileeiton, Axminster, Britlport, Blandford, Basingstoke, and lisirshut. The " Union," Southampton. Lymington. AVncliester. and Basingstoke new four inside colae!i, every .uorning nt eight ; arrives at the Coach and Horses. Southampton. by .five. This Is a most delightful conrevanee to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. ithiloes, Ilavre de Grace, Cherhurg, &c. The proprietors of the above conch hope to receive a con tinuance of that support which has hitherto been experienced since the commencement of the" Union." No racing with other coaches. Bath and Bristol saying poet 'lloaches, through Chippen • ham, Caine, and MelberOWieery afternoon, at *one ; ar rive at Mr. itlny's, Alm GrejitOtind Inn. Bath, and the I, o n. don Tavern. Thomas•street, and 1:,,v an Bristol, next morning. coact' ea TO WILLS, illioGl .VA TEO, TAUNTON, AND PLY MOI7T The "Umpire,"O New Liverpool light coach. only one night on the road, carrying four inside, sets out daily nt one ; arrives It Liverpool next afternoon at seven. thronsch Wo burn. Northampton, Welford, Lutterworttt. Hinckley. Athersimm, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Knutsford, War rington, tad Preston. Shrewsbury, Wellington, and Shiffnal post coach, every evening. at five. Guerdect. The "Union," Weymouth. Dorchester, Ythinclfortl, Salis bury. Andover, }Backwater, Bagshot, and Basingstoke new post conch, every afternoon. TIIE WEE 3101:TH PAC IC ETS TO cut:rtssrs, JERSEY, en en: , 'lr ne, sT. MALOES, &e. The "Rocking!-n , -." Leeds new light coach, sets on . every morning t;.., ht ; and passes through Baldock, Piggleswade, En:l.., .4iiton, Greetlinin, Grantham, Bawtry. i P t Stamford, Newa.: , .: tford, 0 mcaster. and Ferrybridge, to the Golden Lion, 1 . .. Ms, next morning, et ten. Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition et this coach, ft is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public conveyance on the north road, being unequalled by any other. Glasgow, Longtown, Gretna Green, Annn, Dumfries, Brownltia, Thornhill. Sanquhar, Kiln, Cnnmock, Kingswell, and all pacts of Scotland. a post court* daily. York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle and Edinburgh, new post coach. with a guard throughout ; sets out ever; morning at nine. by way of Newark, Betford, TatlenNtr. Dsrlington. Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding them selves fatignett on the journey. may rest what time they please. and then proceed on without any additional fare. Marlborough and Swindon new four inside coach, through Aldhourn, Reading, Larnitourn, Parton, Lydington, Pewsey, Wooton Basset, Ramsbury, Hungerford and Newbury, every morning. Bridgenorth, Walsal. Shrewsbury and Holyhead four illside coach. every evening. Boston, Spalding; Peterborough, Stilton and Huntingdon Royal Mail Coach, every evening; to Spilshy, Louth', Oritosby and Hull, afternoon at a quarter before six: Carlisle, Penrith, and Whitehaven Post-Coach : goes with four horses and a guard all the way ; passes through though, Appleby, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Catterick. torougithridge, Wetherby. Aherford, Doncaster, and Grantham ; sets out every morning, and performs thejour ney with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by business. or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next coach. . Kendal, Lancaster. Preston. Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton Chorley,- Orntskirk, and Gersten post-coaches, every af ternoon at Five. • Liverpool, Warrington. Knutsford. Stone, Stafford. and Litchfield new light four inside post-coach. called the " Defiance." 'cry evening at five'o'clock, to thiSiracen's Head Inn. Dale-street, Liverpool. Hull,Liecoln, Northcave, Bowden and Doncaster post coach every morning, to the Cross-Keys, Market-place, Hull, Wakefield'post-coach every morning.. Salisbury P6ast-coach. to carry only fonr inside. through S tators. Basingstoke, Whitchureh, Andover, Ile. every Morning at 7. S. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the rubtic, that they via' not bei acconnt ah;e for any Parcels. Passengers' L uge . Writings, Plate, ke. of more than Five Pounds - value gga . if kat *stolen. or 411 - tha r te d , unless entered as scab, and.the insurance ld for soordingly, at tim Su acen's Head Inn, Snowuhill, London. •. • :. ' PRP E SEVIIN 30th Regiment of Foot, --- Mareehestir, deed, to be Ensign, vice Paton. 31st Ditto—Lieutenant W. S. Taylor; to be Captain, vice Ryan; Cornet J. Laing, from the 18th Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Taylor. 34th Ditto—Xesign F. Stanford, to he Lieutenant, vice Bower, appatinted to the 14th Foot. To be P.nsigns .....Gentlemangidet.D. Costello, from the Royal Militate College, Stanfcial ; Ensign W. Belford, from the iutb Foot, vice Adams. • 33th Ditto—Lieutenant C. R. Proctor, from the 21 Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice MiCarthy. 39th Ditto—Lieutenant 'A. G. Spiers, to he Captain, vice pandas . ; Ensign 11. R. MolYnena, from the 85th Foot,. to Lieutenant, rice Spiers. 41st Ditto—Lieutenant H. D. Townehend, to be Cap tain, vice Tallon.. To be Lieutenants--Lieutenant J. Dawson, from the 53d Foot, vice J. Morepesson ; Ensign N. E. Smith; vice Towshend ; Lieutenant 'Hon. W. Horne, from half-pay 3d Foot Guards, vice Caldwell.' To be Ensigns—L. Talon, Gentletniin, vice Smith. To be Adjutant—Lieutenant J ; Cockran_, from half-pay of the Regiment, viteSinith, appointed Quartermaster. To be Quartermaster—lieutenant J. Smith, vice G. Thrower. 43d Ditto—Captain T. Kersteman, from the 6th Dra goOns, to be Captain, vice Whichcote. 47th Ditto—Lieutenant P. Donde!, to he Captain. without purchase, vice Fetherston : Ensign W. 0. Dear tell to he Lieutenant, vice Dundas. Gentleman Cadet D. Williams, from the Royal Military College, eke I). Brown; Gentleman Cadet E. M. Frome, from the , Royal Miltary . College, vice Deverell, to be Ensigns, without purchase. 50th Ditto—Captrin N. Wodehouse, to he Major, by purchase, rice Campbell ; Lieutenant Lord O. Bentincl:, from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by pi.: . - chase, vice Wrolehouse. 51st Ditto—Ensign E. Matthews, to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Simpson; E. Williamson, Gentlernae. to he Ensign, hy purchase, vice Matthews; Lieut. C. W. Tyndale, to he Atlintant, vice Powell. 5.1.4 Ditto—J. Young, Gent., to be Ensign, by Fr chase, vire Blots. I►3d Ditto—Captain M. Young, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain, vice T. Emery ; Ensign ;i. Gray, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Davie s. 55th Ditto—Major J. Skerrett, froth the 16th Foot, ..0 be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Frederick. — Lieutenant F. H. Hall, by purchase, vice Daniell; :',i:- gatic-Malor M. Prager, front Sub-Inspection of Itlilit;:t in the lonian Islands, vice White, to be Captains. 59th Ditto—Ensign E. Coventry to he Lientenal t without purchase, vice Carmichael; J. 51• Gregor, i ;et... to be Ensign, vice Coventry. 03•1 Ditto—Lieutenant 11, D. Campbell, to be Capt a;c, by purchase, vice Ilmtall,klineign 11. W. Stewart t.. ),.... I Lieut. vie Campbell; !!, - 11. Mitchell, Gent. to he i'..;.. I sign. by pittelia”. vice .tifewart. 67th tlitto—ltrigaileAlajur, ti. Rune., from half-pay 2. Ith Lig:it Drat Hon:, to tie Captain, viten:ray. Vent. 51. Sch‘•tf, front the I.lth Foot, vice Rowan; I.:mien .1. Paton. freat the :ilnit Foot, vice Marriott, deceased, to be Li.aitemstrs. V711 1 1./Ili '...!IIC:):I‘e. Berth Ditto—Ensign F. G. D'Arcy, Marquess of ('ar marthen, from half par :loyal West India Rangers, to he rondos, vice Jrnotir. 4. 4.1.5 t Ditto -Lieutenant IL .Law. to be Captain 1w pur chase, vice Armstrong ; Ensign G. A. Lightbody, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, lift Law; A. C. tAregory, Gentleman, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Liglitint.ly ; Lieutenant W. E. Taman.); to be Adjutant, vice. Lear. 7•2 J Ditto—Lieutenant C. F. Maclean, from the 77i1l Font, to be Captain, by purchase, vi:.e Fletcher. pith Ditto—Captain It. B. Coles, to b.! 3lajnr, vice Skerrett. ;Ala Ditto—Lieutenant R. Burdett, film the 111th Li..rlit Dragoons, to be Cap:ein by purchase, vice. Mylne; Lieut. D. I :anipliell, to he Adjutant. vice Coe.en. Sid: Ditto—Entign 1!:m. C. Boyle, to he Lieutenant, by pnrcbase, % i.e Mins,li; tient. I ittif.7 L. S. 'n owa y, from the Royal Military Co:lege, to be Easign, by pur chase, vice Iloyle. S:ith Ditto—.l. Wetherall, Gent., to be Ensign, by ply chace, vice Molytteux. ilGtit Ditio—Captain M. Creole' to he Major, lay pur chase, rice Marston; Lieutenant It. limner, 7o he Cap . taiii, by putrcle, rice' Cp.:Agit ; Ensign IL - Willi :ins, to be Lieutenant, by pnrcloase, vice Bonney; John Earl of . Portarlington, to ht. Ensign, by purchase, vice MI .. Hams. nth Ditto—Assistant Surgeon W. Brown, iron:half py 24th Light Dragoons. to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Waton. ' 84th Ditto—Assistant Smenn, F.. bI 4 I ref, from the half-pay 9th . :Leval Veteran Ilattalion, to be Assistent Surgaon, Ore lkireett. 99th Ditto—Lieutenant C. O'N•il, from the half-pay 93d Foot, to he Lieutenant,. vice Ware; C. Arrow, Oen denten, to he Ensi ,, n, without purchase. vire Norcott, Lieut. C. S. Naylor, to he Adjutant, vice Coulson. 91st Ditto—Brevet hieut.-C01.4;. irom half pay 100th font, to he Major, vice ilarrin%ton ; l.ient. J. W. 'Dunne, from tLe rah Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, by purchase, vice thin; Lieutenant A. Buchan, to Mjit tent, vice Scott ; Ensign J. Miller, front half-pay 7th West India Itegiment, to he Q uar ter-master, vice Man ley ; Surgeon B. Acton, from half-pay Royal West India Hangers, to iot Sierycon, vice Douglas.. 924 Ditto—Lieut. Col. D. Williamson, from half-pay 4th Foot, to be Lientehan t,. vice Neynoe. Kifr Brigade—Brevet Lieut.-C:l6nel, J. Fullarton„ to be Maim., vice beanh. To he Captains—Lieutenant W. W. SteFlienson, from lit Dragoon °nerds, vice Tra vers, and Lieuieivint W. N. Orange, vice Fullarton..-- To be First Lirltt., Second Lieutenant. C. L. Itc:lean. vice Orange. To he Suomi lieute n ants, 0. Townley, Gentleman, vice lloiieau, and C. iltleingi, vice Ambers*. 24 %Vest Itegiesent--Lient. A. Findlay, to be Captain, vie!. Parsonage. 2d Ceylon Regiment —Lieutenant J. ii. Slade, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to he 4;aptaist, vice Hamilton. Bat.vvr —Lieutenant-General F. Baron Hompesch, to be General in the Arms- Toles! .11.1jos the Army, t *.; tains G. Cobbs! of the (loyal Ariillerv; ie. Gordon, ditto; G. Nicholls;, litith Foot, and J. Longden, 3311 Foot. M emotes DA—Colonel Sir Charles Alt Car: hy, on the half-pay of the !Loyal African 'ono. has been promotol to the rank of ilrigadier-General on the West Coast of Africa only, without any additional pay or allowances. The appointment of Lieutenant Charles Rochfort to 1w Adjutant in Rifle Brigad.i, as stated in the Gazette of the'2•2d September last, has not taken place. • The appointment c f gentleman Cadet front the Ravi Nlilitary College, to an Ensigncy in the I Itle Voot,,as stated in the 4iazette•of the .22 , i September last, should he vice Wood, and not vice Keowen, promoted. The appolottio-nt of Hospital Assistant J. Christie. from haltpay, to be Hospital Assistant to the Forests, as stated in the Gazette ofBth September last, has not taken place: • The names of the Lieutenant on half-pay ,o( 4tiX 73d • ?oat, are J. H. Munnick, and net H: Munich; as formerl ly state& (For remainder of Ga :rite see last anise.) c '. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Nor. 14, ISM. LIE Court of Director* of the rusted Compan.9 et, Merchants of Englund. iradiny to the East Indies. linving, on the Bib and 18th July last, issued Public Adver tisements, giving notice that measures had been adopted which might lead to the discharge of a large portion of the existing Indian Loans, and that the Court had authorised their Bengal Government to open a new 6 per rent. Loan In India, to which the then present 6 per Cent. Obligations of 1811 would be transferable : and whereas, by advices re cently received from India, the Court of Directors are in formed that on the Ist May, 1621. the Governor General in Counal at Fort William gave notice .; that the Pronvissory Notes of the Bengal Government , standing on the General Register of the Registered Debt of that Presidency, bearing date the 30th June, 1811. and numbered 1 to 10.000 inclu sive, would he dis charged at the General Treasury on Tues.. day the 31st July last, on which day the Interest thereon would cease; but that any of the Notes advertised for pay ment would, until further orders, be received in transfer to the New Loan then opened. And whereas the Court's intention of opening a New Loan in India, as set forth in their before-m.ntioned Advertise ments of the 6th and 18th July last, has thus been anticipated by the Bengal Government, The Court of Directors do hereby give Notice, That the measures in contemplation by the Court. and ad verted to in their said Advertisements of the tith and 18th July last, are to be considered as entirely - void and of none effect. And whereas In the Advertisement published by the Ben gal Government in the Calcutta Gazette on the Ist May last, notice was given that transfers of the Notes advertised to be paid off to the New Loan, were to be received until further orders ; and by the II th Clause of the Conditions of the New Loan the Accounts of the said Loan are to be closed on the 31st March, 1812. And whereas Proprietors of the Promissory Notes adver tised to be paid off, resident in Europe, may not be enabled to convey instructions to India for the transfer of their pro perty into the New Loan, before the said Loan shall have been closed, _ _ _ _ _ . The Court of Directors do hereby give notice, That they have directed their Bengal Government to permit the trans fer of all Promissory Notes of the 30th June, ISt 1. to the Loan of the Ist May, MIL which Notes shall be tendered in India on or before the 30th Jone. IS-22. _ _ And whereas it appears by the Fouth Clause of the Condi tions of the said Loan of Ist May. IS2I. that the Proprietors of Promissory Notes trausferred to that Loan rezideat in Europe, might, if they required it. ite paid the interest on their Notre. up to the 31st Deremher. ISII. by Bills on the Court of Directors at twelve mouths' date, anti at 11(.61. the Sicen Rupee ; The Court of Directors. in view to the further acernroo dation of P:oprieturs resident in Eirope, do hereby farther give notice, That those Creditors le.t.a side resident in Ettrope, wit° shell have tranaferred, nr who shall transfer. in India, Cwir Bonds of the Loan of 3:hit Jane. 1511. lutist loan of Ist 'May. 1811, by nunets of their Ageots duly an thoviseds- (mew before the 80th June next. shall have t i se op tion o? 'receiving their Interest for another half "Vettl , .'vEz. fetfew' the 31st December. IS2I, to the 30th June, 1te . 22. by Bills on the C. tart of Directors at 11 months date, end ..?;. (141. the :Sicea Rupee ; the Bills to he drawn specifically payable to the absent Proprietor, or his order, nod not to the order of any Agent or Agents whatsoever ; hut those absent Creditors who shall have required, or who shall require, the payment of the Principal of their Obligations of 30th June. 1811, in Cash, will not he entitled to the extended option of remittance of Interest hereby conceded to subscribing absen tees, all accruing Interest due to them to the period when titer may have demanded their Principal, shall he paid ini Cash only. at the Treasury in Calcutta. The Court of Directors do further give Notice, That the Notes of absent Creditors. who shall omit to sitnify their intentions at the Presidency of Fort William, definitively, with respect to the Promissory Notes of Stith June, ISI I, n or before the 30th June, 1t4:22, will remain withont Inter est from that period. Tlie Court of Directors have also resolved. that if the :,en gal Government shall see no objection to measure, cre ditors who have subscribed. or who may hereafter subscribe to the Loan of let May, awl, may. if they think proper. em ploy the agency of the Accouutant Greens!. a n d Sub-Tres sorer at the several Presidencies in India. in ;vomiting the remittance to England of the Interest on their obligations. by means of bills of exchange on the Court. to lie purchased in the market at the current prices of the day. it 'wk.?: dis tinctly understood that no responsibility shall attach to the East India Company for the acts of those ollieers. in girt tie of the authority which may be thus gi red to them. Thecoaditione of the Loan of the Ist May, l$ 1, mcy he seen by application at the office of the Accountant General, at this house. JOSEPH DIRT, Secretary. TO those afflicted with GOUT, RHECIIATIC GOUT. 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