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t, v •-• / IS. r C' ern c iao 4:147 . - , •-', P 11 0 ~ _ 4 , -sit u\ la yak • . , '''7"......../ ..,... . 11 lit ritiLt b N • te(1) -- Ct * b i t PM u..eji 0 : . '~. s r PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. xumsza 4979. I)2;====== , ON QUIXOTE. #Ol,-11..heet wNW Xo tra w. Amer Itsierlirine., from Millie, by R. SMIRKS" • R.A. is PslA”lte.l THIS DAT. LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1818. %tie Flotrl. lrathingtuti Priam AttiNtery. Mr Cu- .. .- - ROYAL EXCHANGE • ARSURAIECE OFFICE, liatiqaetite et the Courtdf Kitnea Corsi: Red the Right NOVI:11MR 18. 1818. H ooooro bi e ftir Robert Dalla.i, Inn' cl..ef Justice of tb. Trip: COO Rl'. of DIRECTORS of th e Cook of Comma Plass, were. by e.iihoisnol of Ills Royal ROYAL EtCHANG.E ASMEANCE, do kerell Ors 11 iehoeas the Prince Regent, io, the manes soul on the behalf of Igeeficie •1 his Majesty. sworn of his Majesty's Moat Iliinoo r olde Privy That their TRANSEEtt-ROOKS will he SHUT frhoi Council. sad took their respective places it the Board ac. the lb& curilingly. lOW :MA IN FE LIGENCE. t.'ll hisedfd T. eadell sea W. Devlts, FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, NOVEMBER lA. Yesterday, after mass, the Foreign Anibasordors and Ministers paid their court to the Kimv and the. Royal Fami)y. It being the rinnirervary of hav Ma jesty'a birth, the Prince of Casttleirida, the Am bassador of Naples, in his capacity of President of the I)iplontatic Body, prevented to the King the congratulations of the 11inisters ou dui. happy occavion. GEISEIAL MOURNING. Flhe 'ring-Continued illness of her *I- A: jesly, RICHARDS and CO. hare been preparing an immenee Stuck of BLACK GOODS, which Ilesy Imes to oltr at least stl per resit. under the regolar priers, the foL low Om Goods, of illse.best fabric, and warranted fast colours SQO pieces of Brack Muslin, from Is. to 3.. 6d. per yard ; 350 pieces ofTwilled Cambric., from 2s . t o 3s. Ca, Atli yard and half wide; 150 pieces of Imperial Netts sail Poplin., from to 45.; Crapes, 2s. per yard, with alvint 260 pieces of Sartori, of the most !beautiful texture ever seen, from 4s. per yoril and .upwards; dish au asSortment of Rum. hazes's, Briniiineent, Pelisse Cloths, and 'rely litlwr de ocriptiou of Mourning, Ike cheapness of which ran only be eirSCOTrfefi fn an immcdinte inspection at Richards soil Co.'s, 37, Oxford-street, nearly opposite 1)(am-street, Subo.squars. Cv A MS•S READING-ROOMS. 6-2, Pall-Mall. afford peculiar acrommodation to Gentlemen who ire desirous of becoming perfectly acquainted with the Politics sad Literature of the day. The London M g and Even ing Newspapris, as well as Maps and Bunks of Reference, a►e placed in the Room•. The newest Poblicatintis, Edin burgh sad Quarterly Reviews, and the most respectable Monthly Macaitiwes are also collected on the Tables. Tenn', Two Guineas per Annum. ••• Private Rums, and Free Admissions for the Theatres, bl the sight. BY AUCTION. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISf.S, WHICH WILL BE SOLD IW AUCTION, BY JAMES COCHRA?.I, Oa MONDAY, the 7tli of December, DOS, at Two &dock, at the Stratford Collfee•Hume, OsforilAtreet, ASUBSTANTIAL HOUSE, in Kiag.street. Easeesre, arbielp AI yaw are sempirsi, at • outuid ~.t of 111. wwderlel 'skew. AI,o, • Salistwitial HOUSE, is Carhatton-*beet, of anclewlet at will. about 70 years are sou rued, For particulars sail to vie*, inquire of %I,••sr Eichler end Hs•tley, Roliettors, Duke-street, Grosvenor square.; ur to 311.0 idaran, in the same street. BY AUCTION. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PREMISES, ~bleb, by Order of she Illorimigee and Consent of the All 000 ioo 'Orator of the Estate of the late William Williams, WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY JAMES COCHRAN, On MONDAY, the 11th of December, ISIS, at Two o'Clock, at the Stratford Coffee Honor, Onford.street; .A N elegant and large LEASEHOLD I MUSE, recently built, suitable foe • large Family, or a Semi nary, boost , in a pleasant and healthy sitnistion at Maids uu she south lisle of the Edgeirore Road (within one Mlle from OliftwiLstreeO, and where the extensive views of the country cannot be interrupted. Alm, • COTTAGE, and GROUND for BUILDING other COTTAGES, Ina Mews, at a short th‘lince. All the above Premises are held fur a lung term of yeah. For particulars and to view, inquire of Messrs. Fielder soil Hartley, Solicitors, Duke-sireci, Grosvenor-square; or In Mr. Cochran, its the same street. TO TILE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF . W EST M I N STIR. CrleTLalltN, IHAVE received with gratitude and pride the intelligence of my having been nominated at a Public Meetiug of the Electors of Westmiusier, as a fit person to represent their City in Parliament. With additional satis faction. I learn, that Ilw requisite measures fur carrying the Resolution that Meeting into effect have beets already adopted; acid that preparations for an immediate clowns hare been provided en the different parishes. The It ri WIRERS ARC UNITED . the disadvs sitars, there. fore, untl, r which they commenced their last struggle, no hunger d aid I Ostler myself, indeed, that I shall receive the support a rally friend of freedom, whatever may be his political creed, as to the hest mode of redressing our grievances. With the accomplishment of your first wish, a cordial anion amongst yoorselves, the victory is more them half achieved Nothing can impede the exertions of all the ti illy Independent Electors. They will know their real ail ieilia, suit so far from dreading concealed enemies, they will (eel they have many well-wishers aenuisgal the siawilling ricks of their oppouents. United, the nom of their toss. lest (intuit be douhtfol. Their duty is relay. They will tell their Brother Electors to be trite to those principles 111 . Re form, which are derided sad decried by the heartless slaves of power, but which the triumphant practice of %Cementer sic r has sheen to be not only .sfe but salutary. Elector, of lVectinimiter—Yon will nut leave inmate* , the mertiont mud the yure.,s of your last struggle. Tim will not disfranchise one half of your great City, nor convert the suffrages of Frernun into the instruments of despotism. As to myself, Gentlemen, you may depend that I shall be found at the post which your preference has permitted ice to occupy. It might, lam well aware, be much better tilled; hot I shelter myself behind your selection, and the dignity of the cause may add some importance in the advocate. I trust that, previous to the coolest, opportuoities will he it , vcsed, by which I may Mt-tease the acqu•intAnce I have as to form with a large body of the Electors. treat whilst you shall encourage me to pro . 1 be returoed to Parliament by the on the Electors of Wesiv meter, I will contra ils iii my power towards the accomplishment fur which I conceive the trust will be phiceil urn, Gentlemen, Your feithtnl Servant, JOHN H Mint/USE. r, Nov. 18,1918. lire received by Mr Brookr, 110, Straw]; 1. I.k 01.virvri. S..hu ; Edwar. l 1..11 1 0 1 1's Ea'l• uad :111,1 11r lion, 22,(1.21in CONSTITUTION BREWERY, BELL-LANE. ItSU ANT to un Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause wherein BENJAMIN YATES and Another, on behalf of themselves, and all other the Proprietors and Shareholders 'Wand in a certain Brewery, calle,l" The Constitution Ale ani Table Beer Brewery," are Plaintiffs, and Sir WM. RAWLINS, Knight, and Others are Defendant*. all Persons claiming to be entitled to any Share in the said Brewery, or the Proceeda thereof, cad who hare wot yet sob:tont inted their Claim's, are to come in and make mot their respective Claim.% before WILLIAM COURTE NAY, P.aq. one of the 31asters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in Soul humptuit.bujldings, eliancery-lane, Lon don, on or before the 30th day of January, 1319 ; or in de. fahlt thereof they will be lierehipturily excluded the Benefit of the said Order. J. HINDMAN, Sllicitor for the Cbmpany, 1 tit WNW I W111131,15414411LR1P63 will Ile NM./ I 11111111 LOTTERY OFFICE, 801111IRSET.PLACE. TUF:SDAY, the 15th of December. to FRIDAY. the 18111 NOMlMllkeit 18, 1818. of Jannary fullowiste i and that the ANNUAL GENERAL THE LORDS COMMISSION EItS of Ma COURT, appuiulea by shale Meter, will be holden at their SIAJESTY's TREASURY have authneieed the Dales% un the Royal Earlwage, on WEDNESDAY, the 2341 Pear ONE•IENT of the DRAWING of the FIRST I of December Nest, at Eleven o'Clock in the Ventinwin, and LOTTERY, 1811. from the 14th instant, the 3131 an.l.llth that a Dividend will be rwasidered of at the Mid Ca.urr. ,lays riLlreember went, to such other dam as hi their Lord. j SANUIL FENNING, Just. Secretary. o ho shall haolltible seam promo, of which doe no** will ••• TS Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. . , L. *ME, Lottery Serred ory . N.B.—Attendance is given, daily, at She raid Office, be ewe and II their (Ace iu Pill-Malt, far the Assurance oflilifil- , • tire, Gonda, Mercluandiae and lOtips in harbour , inthii-k ill BISH. Centrals,. Respectfully infornis j Fos or whiMbnlWiag from L. or Dame by Ft • ' itall also ' I • beef Friends. the %bac, that the DRAWING (IF fa, th e Aimiliat ' of, am! ait Aeo l is tica mo i re Lives. THE SLATE LOTTERY IS POSTPONISD till after the _ Timeral if her late Majesty th i ttseen. CARALVA EAST INDIAMAN. Com* sod Charles Grose, w. 11, 1818. . • A COPIOUS NARRATIVE. ~f the SflfP- • -: 4 _71. ...______,...— is wreck of the GillBA LTA EAST INDIANA N. 11 . LACK tdtalgasligigSs itesis :rtwil h...Pe 4:0140, by and of Ike Solissows, will spew, is the .411ITNe ,11) Wilms el TestOig at _ it 10 "teXPO/ 104 1 Loopirc“. N.. =I A. lip be pabla•4 me the larthi- od Isiewasr4 deep. 1111.-mossomeer bolls is lia&Mis resollier s which wilt also rontnia a nem* of the Life of the P.M*, cha t bails ippsiserdi. LEWIS, et 19. Hew- the late Right Hue. WARREN HASTINGS, and recent rietia.street, Covent. his ask Ages, i whrer Lathes Intelligence from every Part of British lades, h.c. &c. Am. m ay also wft a great Vat:4 J Omit Doespes, Levantine*. Published by Black, Kingsbnry, Pgrhury, and Allen, Grog d, Naples, g ausue cn, Poplioal Velvets, sad Norwich Learlenhatt.street, of whom may be procured enenplete Sets Crape, ow equally adarmitagewato Maks. of the ASIATIC JOURNAL, from the contonencenient, in - Jannary 1816. hid thikaibritles; I I will neini mire recd; and ulkould 'Cl.hole all the t eaUi to art LauJa. 43. I arges•ah eel, Su I.criptions a /IL Itoblionts, 4'9 . . 17 4 t:diar.art ttw N ■t 1 % is, FitOM SATURDAY NIGHT'S l:AtitirTit. By his Royal II iltil•0111 Ike Prince of %Tadao, Regent of lbe Uniaad Kingdom of Griot Britain and leelasid, is the same and on the behalf of his Majesty, A PIII 4 ICLAMATION. Gronbe, P.R —Whereas by an Act passed in the 51st year of his Majesty's reign, entitled, " Ass Ad to provide fur the Admiuistration of the Royal Authority, and for the care of his Majesty's Royal Person, daring the etititiruanee of his Majesty. Inners, and for the Resumption Of the Exercise of the Royal Aallsority by Isis Majesty," it wits mono other things 'Darted, that if her Majesty, the Queen, should depart this life during the time that the care of his Majesty's Royal Person should be committed to her Ma jesty, according to the provisions of the said Act, the Regent should forthwith order and direct a Proclamation, sunder the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to be issued and published, declaring the same. And whereas, by another Act, passed in the last Session of Parliament, entitled, " An Act to alter and mend certsin of the provisions of an Act passed in the 31.1 year of his Majes ty's reign, entitled, ' An Act to provide fur the •administra• thin of the Royal Authority, and for the care °tibia Majesty's Royal Person, 'taring the continnatice of his Majesty's ill ness, sod fur the reminuation of the exercise of the Royal Authority by his Majesty';" it was, asioupt other things, enacted, that if the case should happen is which it was enacted by the said Act passed in the blot year of his Majesty, that the Regent should forthwith order and direct such Proclamation to be issued and published as afore said, and list same should happen upon or after the day ap 'Muted by any writ or samsoons that issued for calliag and isissbliai a new Parliament, and before such new Parha m,' silse id have met and at as a Parliament, Iben and in such aril the Regent should forthwith cause mach a Pruett mafiosi na aforesaid to be issued and published, declaring that anthems had happened, and requiring the new Parlia ment either to convene and sit at Westminster immediately after such Proclamation should have been published, or upon some day to be mentioned in suck Proclamation, and being within sixty days, to be computed from the date of the said Proclamation; and ill such case the Parliament so convening and sitting should be and be deemed a Parliament to all in tents and purposes. under the provisions of the said last mentioned Acts: And whereas the Parliament, which was summoned to meet at Westminster on the fourth day of August last, bath not yet met and sat as it Parliament, but stands prorogued to the 291Istlay of December now next en g and whereas her 51ajesty the Queen departed this life can the 17th day of Nuvenslo r inst. daring the time that the care of his Majesty's Royal Person was committed to her Majesty : Now we do hereby by this Proclamation (ordered nod directed to be issard and published, and issued and pub. biased snider the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great lititain and Ireland) declare, that her Majesty the Queen de parted this life on the 17th slay of November instant; and we dn , in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, by and with the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, pub lish, declare, and require, that the New Parliament shall he held, convene, sad tit at Westminster on the 14th day off/a nuary now next ensuing, fur the dispatch of divers urgent and important affrays ; out the lairds Spiritual awl Temporal, and the Knights, Citizens, and Borg . of the Howie of Commons, are hereby reqaireil and cominandrel to give their attendance accordingly MI the said 14th slay of January now next ensuing and we do ben by further publish and declare, its the name and on the behalf of his Maj,ate, and by soil with she advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, that the said Parliament shall, oil the 211tb illy of December now next ensuing, be farther prong:tied to the said 14th day of Janson y now next emoting ; and we have, its the moue and on the behalf of his Majesty, given order to the Chancellor of that part of she united kingdom called Great Britain, to prepare a writ patrol, ostler the Greet Seal of the United kingdom, for proroguing the sante accordingly. Given at the Court at Cm liiimhuisse, this 19th day of November, IBIS, its the 59th year of his Majesty's reign. GOD SAVE THE KING. At the Court at Carttou.boure, the 19th of November, MN, PRESENT, Hi. Royal Hiehnenit the PRINCE REGENT in Cnisocil. This day the Rl;lit Honourable Sir (lutes Abbott, Lori PRINCE OF %VALES'S COUNCIL, 111reembee 12, 1818. if WITT or CORNWALL. The neaten of 'lobe who were aorninateel fur Sheriff+ by the Goomeil_lif h iiiisholes the Prince of %Vete*, at hie Royal 111 ioikotioreowill.qmitsber, Sonarnwtplocity nu tlooriwiay, the HMI lof Nofelober, in the 5011 i tear of the rake of Isio. Najolo3, Wag &Me the Third, and in the >for of river Lord 18111:+r. _ Joseph Serie Saw* of Paariei., F.aq. Itaahleikli, of MoorAillt, Erg. iiisrph Widget", of Ellissalaatt, Ea+ • Hake Owen. Sairip. • John MAMA, Pow nr late of Itotheca. York, r'otloir, to ✓orrender, Decenibri; 21, '22, ..11,1 J 411113 1 ., 2, at Lleeen, at the COurt house, Leek. AllOllll yr, :11r.are. lambert, Taylor, and Roane, Gray'. lan minarr, London ; and Mr. Bloome, Lerda. John Beath:Hee, of Notiisithato, 4rorer, to rurrenilrr, November no. lire.mb., 1, and Jaitunty at twelve, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham , 4ttorory., Mr, Fenrnfiraii, Nottivichans ; and Mussrs. Hord and Julaihun, Temple, London. Edward Sta - teon, late of Withers, Lincoln, rorn.draler, to aurryndar, November 24, Deinuiber 8, and January 2, at eleven, it GiiihMill, Lnn.lmt. Atturati, Mr. 11u/wrist; Great St:Helen's, London. John Allen and John Ware, of Roihrrisithe-wall, Der. mondary, Surrey, oilmen, to sorrrorlev, Nortmlier 28, fir ember 5, and January 2, at terrier, at Guildhall, London. Attu v Mr. Tower., Cade-turret, r*lron-ognair. John Illowitt, of Whiirerose-strert, Stoldlenez, charronl - to surrender, Drreember,2, at ten. t. %ad Jana nry 2, at eleven. 21 Guildhall, I.onsiou. Attorney, Mr. Roar, Eas.t.'strent. Red flea-allettre. Harriet Dennett, of Wilson street, Gray's linn.lane, tow keeper, to surrender, November 28, I)ereattser 1, nor! Ja nuary 2, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Ilenosra. Chapman, Nirvens, and Wood, Little St..Tbutaas Apustk, Qoeerkstreet, London. Thomas nf.Liverpool, elsins.wran, to surrender, December 3,4, and January 2, at eleven, al the lxBaof Man Inn, Bur‘lem, Stafford. Attorneys, Mr. licirid:e, Hatton garden, London ; and Mr. Ward, Minim. Edward Dixey, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, ripliclan, to mirrender, November 28, December I, at eleven. and January 9, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. A►raham, Great Marlborongli-street. Henry Jarvis, of Tottenham-court-rand, Aliddlesex, rabi. net-maker, to surrender, Novelhber 28, Wet-tidier and Ja nuary 2, at eleven, at Guildhall, Louden. Attorney, Mr. Martindale, Gray's Inu-square. 12111e$ Maekay, of Warwick-street, Golden-square, 111,1. dlesex, saddler, to sitirentler„ November 21, December I, and January 2. at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. 1)1 , 114011, Savillr.plrtee. Burlington-street John Whitford, etc of Block Hume yard, Hick Hnlborn, M iddlesex, smelt-sot itb, to intermit r, November 21, Decem ber 8, and January 2, at eleven, at Guildhall, lAnnlou. At torney, Mr. Abraham, Great Mertllornmeh-orvel. Thomas Jacomb Lancaster, of Cale:don street, London, merchant, to surrender. Nuventber 24. at one, December 5, at twelve, and Jaminry 2, at one, at Guildhall. Attorneys, Messes Swain, Stevens, klaplts, Pearce, and Huat, Fre derick's-place, 01.1 Jewry. Henry Horner, of Leeds, 'fork, merclinnt, to surrender, November 24, December 5, and January 2, at ten, at naild. hall, lomrbn. Attorney, Mr. Luttrell, Temple-place, Black :darn-mad, London. William Deane, now or late of Bmintstreet, Ratcliffe, Middlesex, common brewer, Co ',mender, December 1,5, and :limitary 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke and Clarke, Little Si. Thorns, Apostle, Hut en-street, Loudon. pill DEN DS. Dec. 5. C Bishop, of High-street, Southwat k, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall', London. Dee. 12. G. Young and Weald'', of BUdge.row, don. merchants, at one, at Guildhall. Dee. 12. R. S. Walker, of east Smithfield, Middlesex, and of Clare.goart.insils, Bristol, eolour.suanufaetarer, al twelve, at Gaildhall, London. Nov. 28. J . 111. Rains, of Itapping.wall, 51idMesra, biscuit baker, at twelve, at Guildhall, I.mtdon. Dee. 12. It. Maltby, late ot Mortimer-street, Middlesex, mo ney.striveaer, at ten, at airildhall, London. Dee. 15. T. Martin, of Chichester, Santa, collar-maker, at the Dolphin Inn, Chicbesier. Dec 14. J. Barlow and J.Gregory, of Sheffield, Volk, &molders, at twelve, it the IWO, Sheffield. Dee. W. IL Moffat, of Manchester, merchant, at two, at the Bridzewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Dec. It. W. Lloyd, join. late of Thatnes-strett, London, slop seller, bat now of Findon, Sussex, Go mcr, at our, at Guildhall. Landon. Dee. 12. J. Allartin, hie of Alfrest ~,,, 'Sussex, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes, Sasses. Dec. 19. J. Currey, of {Yells, Somerset, tallnw•chandler, at nne, at the Christopher lhn, Dee. 14 8. Holland of Liverpool, merchant, al tine, at the George lists, Liverpool. Dee. 12. S Pryor, of Cambridge, ths-platc-worker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 12. E. Kent and F. Kent, of Mark lane, London, wise merchants. at one, at Guildhall. Dee. 12. J. Fell, nor or late of Ratcliffe-highway, Middle sea; ironmonger, at oat, et Guildhall, London. Dec. 17. J. Dickinson, of Dewsbury, Volk, linen draper, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Dec 13. F. Kendrick, of Holborn, and G. Tyndale, of Landon linen-drapers, nt twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 12. G. M. CUir, of the Edgeware-road, Middlesex, Wyman, at one, at Guildhall, !mushily. Dec. 12. J. Slater, of Market-street, Millbank.street, West minster, brewer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec 15. R. Rash, of Field Dolling, Norfolk, grocer, at four, at the Angel lon, Norwich. Dee. R. Joaeph Wilson and John Wil.nn (and not Joseph Milani and John Milton, inserted in the Gazette of Tweralay. November 17, by mistake), since deceased, of Shrewsbury, drapers, at eleven, at the Lion loss, Shrews- bury. re. S. J. Turner, late of Bury-mill, Hemel Hempstead, Hens, coonotealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Looduo. CERTIFICATES..—Decrwom 12. M A Walnut, Farrhnm, Soudltatnut 0000 0 mercer—S. [A pure, of Limuluu, dealer.—W. Waite, of H udders& Id, Yost', plumber and glasier.—S. &mom, of Hilpertott, Wilts, hawker.—E. G. Mayne, of High-street, Shadwell, Middlesex, cromr.—T. F ,of Waterside in Moullsoorrim, York, ma. unfacturee.—.l. Baguet, of 31auelsetier, svuullen.cord-nsauu fat turrr. PRICE OF SUGAR. The overact p►iee of Brown or Nluseovido Cuqur, corn. petal from the Returns made in the week ending the loth day of November, ISIS. is 475. 110. per hundred *eight, exclusive of the Duties of Customs wild or payable thereon °a the importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES CORN. Averse , Prices of Curs of Eliztond and Wales, by the (booty' . of 1:1,1ht ‘VitichesterAclo, anti of Oatmeal pre bull of 141065. *ratio polite, front the Morita receive.' io the week elute.' the 14th of fltivitiober. ISIS. 1% heat. I Rye. Harley. Oals• a. .1. a. d. it. 4. a. et. 83 9 59 3 64 ft 96 II • "7 - ""Rir: . SOLITARY PROMOTRAS. . . War , Oftee,'November 21, 12111. 11th Itrg;ment of Light Colonel Richard DiSelp to bis Lirotesient-Colonel, with ant purchase—Commission dluted November 5, 1818. Brevet lientenant.Colunel Junes Bouchier to be Molter, vice DiggiTis—dated inshore. Tki be Captains of Troops„.• without porchate—Captain Stephen from haltpay, 12th -Light Dragoons— dated as shove • and amain 'ernes Doherty, from half ; Pay of the 11th Liglt Dragoons, Vic.* Buuchler--dated November 0, 1818. 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Colonel Thenphiliis Pander, from the 224 Licht Dragoon., to be Lieutenant. Cultist!, without parebase--datrd November 5, 1818. Lieutenant John Major to be Captatu of a Troup, without • pareharie—dated as shove. Lieutenant John 'locating Shitlaml, from belt pay of the Regiment, to be Li.ntraant. vire Jumbo &militia Irving, who exchanges. receiving the di 'Terence—date- d as above. Assistaut-Surgeon U M'Grigor, fr the 22c1 Light Dragoons, to be Assistaut-Surgeon, vire Henry limit, who retires upon the half pay of the 22d Light Dragoons —dated as above 15th ditto—Sorgeon Joho Easton. from the 47th Fool. to be Surgeon, vice Ridsdale, who exchanges--dated as above. 2:rth ditto—Brevet Major Charles Synge, from the 20th Light Dragoons. to be Major, by purchase, vice Ellis, who eetireo—dated as above 2il Regiment of ••• John Jordan, la- apeeiing-Fiel4-016cer of the Militia in the luaiaa Island,. 16 be Lieutenant.Cokboel, vice Grabs*, who exchanger ;laird as above. 7th ditto—Paymaster William Adair MarlA,uEall, from the half-pay of the nth Foot, to he Paymaster, vice Justine &vomit who eiehanges—dated as above. Quarter-Master Lake Lambert, from half-pay of the 14th Foot. to be Quitter-Master, vox Jobu Hogaa, who ex -ehasige•--dated as abuie. 12th ditto—Easing, Robert Carew. from half pay of the - 15th Foot, to be F.nsigii, *vice Jonathan Priestly, who ex as abut. 47th ditto--Sorgeon George Ridwlale, frorn.the ISth Light Deagoosis, to he Surgeon, vice Easton, who eacbauges— dosed so olinve. both ditto—captain William Alexander Craig, from the tillth Folli, to be Captain of a Company, vire Thomas Chipmau, who retires upon the half-pay of the 118th Foot —dated as above. 67th ditto--Arsistant-Surgeon Robert Greig, M.D. from the I.ight Dragoons, to be Assotant-Surgeon, vice Kenny, proneuted—dated as above. 80th ditto—Lieutessalit James Alderson Riley, from half pay of the Reginseut, to he Lieutenant. vice Edward Sproule, who exchanges, receiving the difFereace--dated . - as above. 71st Connor. Omit. to be Cosign. wilhott l purchase, vice Macdougall, (Icm-teed—dated October 24, 1918. 72.1 ditto—Brevet Lirirtenant.Coloncl Fella Calvert, from the 32.1 Foot, to be Lieutetunt•Cotuuel, by pnecli*.e, vice Leitch, •ho retiree—dated Noveinbcr 5,181 R. Royal West India Rangers—Eu*4u Charley Richard Ft's, from the Nsth Foot, to be lisiettlettant, by purchase, vice Ramsay, wile ratter—dated as above. STAFF. - Lieutenant-Colonel ii. C. I Vrimon Graham, from tha 2,1 Fuot, to he Inspecting Field.Offirer of the Militia in the Inman Islands, vice Jurdaw, who exchaisges--dated as above. Samuel Collier& Esq. late Paymaster of Deinehmiata at Liverpool, to be Paymaster of a Rtervitiug District— dated Jaumary 28, 1817. MEMORANDA. The name of &preen Thome. Cartan, appointed lo the Mb Foot, on 28th September 1818, should have the letters M.D. affixed to it. The re-appointment of 1 ientenant Bore to full-pay of the 28th Foot, is to hear date the 6th May 1812, bat be is not allowed to receive any hack-pay. Tim appointment of Mr. William St. John to he Growl Lieutenant in the Rile Brigade, on 17th July 1815, has been cancelled. The Commission of Staff-Surgeon Edward Doughty is to b►ar slate itih April IS)9, bet hr is not to be allowed to re ceive any full or half-pay for a back period. Comaisfien in the Bedfordshire Yeomanry Covelry, signed 11 the lord Lieutenant •f the County of Bedford. John Eagles, Gent. to be Cornet. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. Harvey, sea. A. H , jun. and W. Biggerstaff, of 11/bite Horse.yard, West-street. West Smithfield. London, rart-whrelwrights, issue 24, 1818--G. Army, J. filth, and H. Clio, of Bury street, St. Mary Axe, London, warehouse keepers, Jane 30, 11818.—W. Williams, of Amen-corner, London, bookseller, soil F. Wesley, of Friar-street, Lon don, sintioner, solely as to the printing Ind publishing of " The Evangelical Magmine."—W. Kitchen and W. Blood. worth, of Upper Seymuur-strett. Portman *quart, 3lidille sex, pastry-rooks, October 28, 1818.—P. Salonsons Mid J. Goldsmlil, of St. Helen's-Mace. Bishopsgate-street, Loudon, merchants, November 21, 1818.—W. Crookes and R. W B. Jackson, of Sharlwell High-street, Middlesex, undertakers, October 10, 1818.—J. Parker, W. Shelley, T. Pye, and R. Booth, of Paddington, Middlesex, deniers in china, Navem her 18, 1818.—A. De Thuisy and E. De Tbeisy, late uf Cs- Rishopsgste-street, London, mud now of London, merchants, November Great IVi 19, 111111. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William James, late of Clealent's.latie, - Loudon, merchant. BANKRUPTS& Thomas Stead, Isle of Illsekfriars-road, wonllen.draper, In s u rrender, NllMlthef 28, DeCtlll!Wr 1, and Joining) , 2, at oar, at Guildhall, I. ..... lun. Aiturney, llr. Earrett, 'fbreinluerelle-street, Ruben Nil SPII. and James Pn;lock, of Wakefield, York, wookiaiders, to surrender, Nnvesuber 24, December 1, and January 2, at test, at (:uildh ill, London. Attorney, Mr. Parry, Imscula's Inn Newaquare, London. William Allard, lute of Birmingham, h‘bro slasher, to se►- reader, December 1, at six, 4, owl Jana's - ) at el. v. us, at Bel maw. 78 4 72 3 Mammal. Beer or Big, •. ii. • . d. 37 4 Aggregate Average Prier. of the Twelve Maritime Dm. trills of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Win firmer Bushel., and of Ootineal per ball of 140111 a. avoir. (Impinge, by which impurtalitait is to be regulatid in Great Britain : Wheat. Rye ' Barley. lt:ita i. rt. s. d. iv 4. s. d. SO 2 MI 1159 7 33 5 Been hale. 8. it I. d. 74 7 71 5 Oatmeal. Rape Seed. s. d. s. d. •i 2 93 0 It is said that the opestint of the Climbers. *which west fi *HI for the 30th of Ntirettiber, mill net hike place larfore the flu of Deettotwr. Letteht from Rochefort, of the II th Noven.!la - r say, that the expedition for China, under the com mand of Captain Philibert, only waits for a fa vourable wind to art sail. That for the Senegsl is actively preparing. Other expeditions of whica the object has not as yet been officill't• an nounced, but which, it is supposed, are inteadvil to take out supplies to the Antilles, Bourbon, and Pondicherry, prove that the Government has deter mined to give to the Marine as much activity as circumstances will permit. We have received intelligence from Lim , . by way of Cadiz. The Royal cause is in the he.t state. The city of Lima possesses a body o f 1,00,1 tnen, to which may be added 2,000 from the Ca die squadron, which was drily expected. Osorio holds in possession by military force all the province • of La Conception, and has under his command n corps sufficiently strong to check the progress of the Insurgents. This intelligence was brought to Cadiz by a convoy of four :esti+ Is, richly laden, and having also two millions of dollars in specie. We kar* from the same source Out Paraguay, properly ,o called, enjoys the most per fect tranquillity under its own Government, which commusitates neither with Artigas nor line n Ayres. The arrival of the three beautiful Russian frigates at Cadiz offers a new proof of the good understanding that subsists between the Cabinets of Madrid and Petersburg!). The Duke of Richelieu is expected in Paris nn the 23th of this month. We are assured that the' Doke of Wellington will arrive about the same M. Pozen di Borgo will return to Paris before the end of this month. PARIS, NOVEMBER 19. ROYAL ORDINANCE. Loots, by the Grace of God, Ste. Art.l. The opening of the Session of the two rhamber• is postponed to the 10th day of December in the preset.t year. 2. breve presents shall be inserted i• the MUIR des Lois. Dose at Paris, November 18, 1818, LOUIX. LA IN E. At one o'clock yesterday tlse King presided at a Council of Ministers', which lasted till tivr. A Vekil, or Charge d'Affaires from the Nabob of Bednore, Saheb Goulaut Muideen, accompai.i ed by his Secretary, Meer Saheb, his Physicist!, Mr. Ramsay, and a numerous suite, arrived at Marseilles on the 6th of November, on boar) the English ship Ajax, Captain Robert Tong. Ilit Excellency will proceed to Paris, and tilence to London, as soon as he shall have performed his qua rantine. Ile comes from India by the Red Sea. Suez, and Alexandria. Since 1785 Fran; e has not seen au Indian Prince, for it will be remembered that it was at that period the son of the famous Tippoo Sails landed at Marseilles. The present Envoy is a very handsome man, and hems a PtWet!) black beard. lie professes the religion of M met, but is of the sect of Ali. His complexion it that of the inhabitants of India, that is, of Firotztil copper. ills suite is of the same. The Ste. eta' and Physician speak several language.. His Ex cellency bears the weariness of his quarantine %it's much patience. Ills manner of life is alto,;t the r couformable to the customs of Asia; for exalopt. , he never sleeps until a domestic has rubbed his fret tor a certain time. A private letter from Brussels, !peaking of s o me attests which have taken 'Place in that city, r. bites that fil. De Kuril, brother to the first A,.le-dt - Camp of the Prince of Orange, and the llag:stia!e charged by the Municipal Police, had ',mei riled on the 13th to Antwerp, and brought back a nh bias in his carriage a person who was bound. Five gendarmes escorted the carriage. The cause as signed for the arrests is a conversation which took place at a tavern, between some officers, who, speaking of a wooden staircase, recently erected ct the Town hall for the accommodation of the Klux. the Princes. and the Princreses, w ho t% err pit snot at the fete, said. •• I could blow it up with a pe tard." Two conventionskts have liven taken tido cu.torly. one of whom is tutmeti Berard, fur not having given information to the police authorities of this conversation, which took place publicly when they were present. It is said that the • bet of person. arrested amounts to from fifteen t• •••••••• ~,, - fr/ counteract the many attempts that are tinily made to impose on the unwary a opnrioita eoniprisi. lion instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAT and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Labtl,in which their address, 97, UIGH HOLBORN, is sn convienously placed in the centre, that they trust an attentino to this, and the difference of the type, whsch nt un like all letter press, will enable purchasers at once to,dettoet the imposition. The REA,I. J APP. BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, is sold in Bottles at W., Is, and Is. Rd. each. •