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In a lade ?Monte, 4to. aczom panied by numerous and very tvmutiful Engraviogs. SI. 2s in boards. Travels in the Y^ar :606, from Italy to England, through the Tyro!, Styria, 14iheinia, Gallicia, Poland, and Russia, tnii• Mining the Partieularsof the [Aeration of Mrs. Spencer SIIII• h from the hands niche French Police, and of her subsequert Flight through the Counties above mentions); effected and written by the Marquis de Salvo. In in elegant small vJluine. 71. in boards. NEW MUSIC. The o,..rture an 4 Music of the Grand Heroic Ballet of Le Siege de Twee, now performing with onbodnited applause at the Kiiig's Theatre, composed and arrange it for tae Piano. forte, with an Accompaniment for the Flute or Violin, ail libitum, by F FIONIIO. Also ' the favourite Saigs--" The plain lionise*. Man; from The Young H issar ; Conquer or Perish," from Adelgitha, sung by Mr. Gl'abon, ap.l composed by M. Kelly ; and the celebrated Sang of " The Sprig ..f Snillelah and Shamrock au Green , " sung with universal ap plause, by Mr. Johnstatie, at the Theatre Royal, Drury lane. FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GdZErl'E. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Olfirt, M.O, 30, ISM 6th Regiment of Foot—Major Joins Gard•nrr, from the Ith Garrisou Battalion, to he Major, vice Alves, appointed to the 7:11 Bova: Veteran 791.11 Dao,—\lsj o Robert Fulton to be Lieutenant-Colone', by pin, has.., v,ce Wheao, who retires Captain Alexander Petrie, to be Major, by purchase, vice Fulton. 4th West India Regiment--. Captain John L. Nixon, from the 81st Fuot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Wheeler, deceased. Royal West India Rangers.-Major Charles Turner, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Thorley, de- erased. Captain Edward O'Rourke, to be NOM, vice Turner. 4th Garrison Bittanon—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Soreil, from the 43r1 Foot, to be Major, vice M`l„ciad, who exchanges. 9th Ditto—Captain Wilbraham, Tol. F.dwa.ds, from the 6th lout, to be Major, vice Gardiner, removed to tite 6th Font. !MEV F.T. To be atigadier-Generals in the Army wiring in South Aire r:es,-.Colonel Tomlsyns Hilgnite Turner, of the grt Foot Guards. Colonel Henry klunlaurst Clavering, on Half-pay of the late 9Ath Foot. To be Majors in the Army--Captsin Joshua ReTh, of the 48th Foot. Captain George Van Browne, of the 138th Foot, STAFF. To be Inspesling Field-Dinette of Yeomanry and Volunteer Coro in Great-Britain, with the rank of Lieutenant-Co:oriel in the Army while so pluved. Lieutenant-Colonel ri••mace Jackson, on the Half Pay of the ha•e Argyle FeuMbles. Lieut.-Colonel Francis Delaval, on the Half-Tay of the lat. In dependent Companies. George It. Mount, Esq. late Major of the Gth Drago , m:. Frederick Eeppel, Esq. I.ieutenant•Colouel of the 49th Foot, vice Battey, whose appointment does not take place. HOSPITAL STAFF. Deputy Inspector Rnstiert Keats to he Inspector of Hospi a'a. Deputy Purveyor, John Wiathr,dge to be Purveyor to the Forces. Hospital Mate, J. H. Newton to be Apothecary to the Forces J. B Emerson, Gent. to be Deputy Purveyor to the Forces. PARTNER SHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Smith and Joieph Hirkisehaw, of hi , rthowram in the parish of Ilalifax,iu the cannty of ark, cotton anti %Oat card•maker., May 2G, 1607. J.sseph Smith, James Hauls, and Thomas Savill, London, wholesale tea-dealer., May 28, 1807. Peter Patten, Rouert Rubinson, and Thomas Leigh, of Sut ton Heath, in the county of Lantaster, April 29, 11107. Wm. Green and Charles Man, uf Tritlane, Upper Thames. sueet, lighter:nen, May 22, 1807. Win. Carral aid Joseph Morgan, of Li rerpool, biscuit. bakers. May 16. MI. Richard Hirklie‘., Wrn. Wl7itie, and James Harkness, of Presitm, in the county of Lancaster, drapers, dealers and coal!. men, March 2, 1807. Wm. Canning and John Scott, of the Salisbury Arms, Cow. Jape, West Smithfield and Paddington, wharfingers, June 24, 1907. JusephTrevitt and John Trevitt,of Bolton, in the county of Lanaastar.cotton-nsanufacturert, March 26,1807. John Ante y, of Beverly, in the county of York, and John Turner, of KinBstun-upon•Hull, linen.drape,-, May 20,1807. Frances Corti' and May Wlntusb, of Jermyn-street, St. Damn's, May 11,1807. BANKRUPTCY ENL A RGED. Andrew Braid, of Frith-strcet ' Soho square, in the count y andof Middlesex, baker, dealer &d chapinan, from June 13 to August t, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Joseph King and Wined Edward King, of King-street, in the parieh of St. Paul, Covent-garden, in the county of Mid• dlesex, silk Mercers, to surrender, June 2, 16, and July 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. Attorneys, Messrs. Booth and Hutt:mood, New-Square, Lincoln's gun. John Spencer Taylor, of Giainchurch street, London, straw hat manufacturer, dealer and chapman, to nitreinler, Juno B. 13, and July 11, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Pearce, Dixon, and Allen, Pate. motet-row. William Hoard, of Lowee Litt Smithfield, in the county of Middlesex, vittualler, dilator and chapnian, to surrender, June 2,9, and July 11, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. Turner, Eilwardiatreet, Cavendish-square. Charles Andrews, of Ru•hasn, in the county of Bores, butcher, dealer and chapeau, to surrender, June 2,0, and July 11, at ten, at Guildhall, lanntitan. Attorneys, Mr. Mex. ander, Bedford-row ; and Mr. Mitchell, Maldon, Essex. Joseph Pickering, of Frodsharn, in the county of Chester, earn-merchant, dealer and chapnian, to surrendcra one 22,23, and July 111, at eleven, at the (noise Tavern, in Jnhn street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Wnidie, John. street, Realtor:l -row, London ; and Mr. Griffith, Lower Castle-stain, Liver pool. Thomas Erook, late of Balton, in the county of Lincoln, ironmonger, silversmith, dealer in glair, paint, oil, and co lours, dealer and eliauman, In surrender, June 15, 16, and July 11, at eleven, at the Peacock Inn, in Balton. Attorneys, Mew'. Ludoegtost and Hall, Secondaries' Office, 'temple, ; and Mr. Wibiam Bowles, Roston. Thomas Cooper, of AVilbarston, in the county of North mpton, draper and grocer, dealer and chi; vulg., to tunefl, y June 1?, at six, le, end Jnly 11, at eleven, at the Scans in Market Harbnrough, in the enemy of Leicester. Attn..; nets, Mr. Goodman, Market Harbunnigh, and Messrs, Rowe and Diminution, Tonk's-court, Nsthantel hi• Knight, Samuel M'Xmaht, and John NV:it,- lie, of Liverpnol, in the county of Ltoeavter. merchants and ce.partners, to surrender, June a 2, 113, and July 11, at ont„ at the Talbot Honor, in Watoratreet, to Liverpool, in the e.einty ot Lancaster. Attoin-ri„ Mr Samuel W -ate?), Waist-street, Liverpool; and Messrs. Tahant, tiny and Chancery.lana Richard Cann, of FrithAtreet, Soho, in the county of Mid dlmea, palmier, dealer and &simian, to nyoarider June 2,1.., and Jot ! 11, at, cloven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Aware „ Mr Maine'. Chillers' lull , Bannithall-erect. 1 , John Wino, of illoolungham, in he county of Wanredc, taller, dealer and chapman, to surrender, aline and July 11, at eleven, at the White Halt, in t mingham Attorneys. Mr. Stubbs, Bumingham , Keenest, Gray's•inii, Louden. Robert of Whitecreas.alley, Moorfieldv, county of Middlesex, thair.maker„ dearer and surrender, June 6, at une, 13, at ten, end July , at GuiWhall, London. Attorney, Mr. David Rulsen, court, Aldersgate-street. Thom is Wither: and Henry Breen Withers, fettle, Strinhnel.l.hars, time county of Nl iddle,e.a, and oil-rehners, to soften ter, Jutle 6, at July 11, at one. at GuiltlnCl, London At Gregory and Brookes, Wax chawl:.:t4`-liall. Wuraduerect. Will.am Hogan' Gibson, of Savi!lt....a in the county ”L Surrey, wJrehouNenta 11, deal, tosugread.r, J cne 6, at eleven, IC and Ju' ';ulldhal . , Louttal. Attorney, Mr. Ledwiett, t•urt, eloa::•:ann„ Gimp Culmer, Isle of Chilharn, in the . but stow of the city of Canteibury, miller, dealer and chapman, tit surrender July 0, 10, eleven, at the Guildhall, In the city of Canterbui nevi, Mews. Nethersole and Portal, N... 15, E Strand, Middlesex ' • and l Z. Plummer, Cant er i n John Pascoe, of Plymouth duck, in ti.e coif• mercer, to surrender, June 6, 20, and July i I Guildhall, London Attorney, Mr. Lys, Tooke' sitor-strect, Chancery.latie, London. Grrffith Widiams, of Newington-Catiaewa , - Surrey, linen •rhaper, to surrender, June 9, . at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, M r . Old ish-street, Docteres-Commons • DIVIDENDS. June .20. John Pe te r Gasiiott, of Union-street, street, in the city of London, merchant, man,at ten, at Guildhall, July P. James Hogg, and Edward Efolmea lane, Lombard-street, in the city of Lendoa, dealers and ehapmen, at one, at Guildhall, June 27. Richard Garland Braila, of the fa, city of London,. butcher, at tan, at Guildhall. June 20. Joltn Sanderson of St. James's street, of Middlesex, guld.imith and jeweller, dealer at ten, at Guddhall, Lot.don June 27. John Bleier, of Bishop'l , We3rmouth, of Durhms, hatter, dealer and chapman, Guildhall, London. Ju'y 11. Thomas White, of the Borough _ . . . . the county of slimy, haberdasher, deals one, at Guildhall, Lr.nrlon. J II S. J...bn Giogar, of l'iceadi!lv, in the pari,h in the county of MoirLean., boo'.vei.er arid at Guildhall, Lnictrin. June 23. Richard ‘Virtiag, late or Gave,•uy, ui Nortlranipton, knurly rue ,:.rant, deal e r ten, at Gairrihsll, London. Jul) J. W dlratu 11 nand Samuel Turner, it in the cri y of London, wa-eliousemer, deal! at ton, at Goildtion. • June 25. Bober: Mitfonl, of Lon' per, enter and c'apman, at ten, at Glad rh.. June 20. Jarvis Cayman, of Akide.rianhury, London, hosier, at one,a4Guil Irak June 9. William chadea Titford, of Bishopsg: Within, in the cite of Loudon, inieri.draper, - Gui!dhail. June VS. Ilenjarnin Bar'e's, of 1 3 ... per strew., ... St. Saviour, in the county L.:Saner, haa.snaktr, Guildhall, London. June 20. John Jeffery, of the cit✓ of chapman, at eleven, at tlll3 ‘Viiite Bristol. • .Tunis 20. James Cnik, of Onion -court, Broad IWO, ins ri ra rice-broker, insurer, dealer and ." at Guildhall. June 23. Joseph Harris, of Keynsham, in mer,et, tanner, dealer and chaptuan, r clean suer Tavern, in All s lints-lane, in the city I CERTIFICATFS—Juna 20. Dirk Jean Vander Hnnen, of Bury-court, London, merchant, dealer and chapman. Joseph Lovell, nnwor late of Birmingham, Birmingham, pin•manufatturer. W Miens Hepworth, of Manchester, in the soul cotton-merchant, deakr and chapinart. PRICE OF STOCKS SATJIL Bink Stook 3 per Cent. Reduced S per Cent. Consols ♦ per Ceut. Lune Annuities Onirinim •• India Stock India Runde.. Exchequer Bills ... 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