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/ (/ 1 14 / • 1 r • /i 7 • • • Y •Dri P 71 . -00 -; 1 . 1• "Pt , • t ( 1 . 1 1 tit 1 . r 1 ! ! . LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 26. 1819. NUMBER 5189, PRICE 7d. rffiA R R-ROYAL, HA YMA RIZ Ef. T HIS EVENING. MONDAY, July 46, .ill be perforated a Comedy, in eke Ada, called RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. Mr. {garde; the Doke. Mr. Barnard; Juan, Mr. Connor ; Cacafogo, Mr. Rees, inn.; the Copper Captain, Mr Jones. Margaritta, Mrs. Connor; Estifrlia. Mrs. Ed win , Old Woman, Mr. Watkinson ; Maid, Mr. Ebswortl. VAUXHAI.I.. MR. OWEN', Public ß. Meetine token plaice THIS DAY, at the City of I.4nulon Tavern, at Twelve oCloek precisely, when his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent will take the Chair. Charles Gardner, whit exchanger, receiving the difference Deeerribrr 31, 1818. 86gh Guildhall, Leaden. Attorney% Mr. Hunt, Surrey-•t.eet, Stroud; and Mr. Topping, Maidstone, Kent. James Porter, of Be s t. rod of Gallium, Gliirest.r, harAtommaer, to surrender, Arenas 9, 10, sad September 4, at use, at the Gueentereial Rooms, Cmirmstmit, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke, Riehapla, sad Mrdcalf , Chan cery.lame, London; sod Messrs. nephrite sad Guudhiud, _ _ _ Under the Pairoesge etbiell;;;;llligltoess the PRINCE REGENT. r 1 1111 S EVENINGTIiONDAY. July 26. • GRAND GALA, when Morrieu►. Mademoiselle. and Madame SAQUI will go through their surprising Evolutions. At the aid of the Co•rert Madame &mei will make an sstontshing Ascent on the Tight Rape, amidst • brilliant display of Fire-works by Signora Nrugle►. Admittance, 3e. 6d. Doors open at Seven, the Concert to begin at Eight o'Cloek To he Lieutenants witho;lpa rehere—Ensign William New. horse. vice Sharpe, deceseed—dated December 17, 1818; awl Ensign Rolw•rt I.ynd--detcd October 31,1818. Tu be Adjutani—Lieutenaut Peter Farquharson, mat Ward, deceased—dated as above. 67th Ditto. THE LAST LOTTERY FOR THE YEAR. £82,590 IN MONEY AND CONSOLS, • AND ONLY 6,000 TICKETS. THE Contractor for thi. Lottery linvinfr agreed with Government for the purcinuae of 72,000 L Consols, feels pleasure in submitting them to the Public Pi part of the presrut Scheme, thus singeing to Ailveuturecs in this Lottery all the Rise in the Fonds above AS! The Scheme containa two Prises of £36.000,3 pet Cent. Consols; all the rest of the Capitals and Prises in Sterling Money. Begins drawing 17th August. Tickets sad Shares are now on Sale at all the Lottery Offices In town and country. To conclude WwiET th (at EARTHWh a ER. New Farce called T. , he Captains of Coenr;iiiesjCaplain Arthur Foyllol4 ferias half-pay of the 69th Foot, vire William Jones who midways, receiving she differeuce--dried November 1, 1818. —.-.-.. James Greeoway, of Plymouth Dock, Devoe, brewer, In mormider, August 14. 16, sod September 4, at eleven, at Weakley's Hold. Plymouth !hick. Atlorneys, Duke, Church, mid bake, Prlares••sreet, Losidum; and Messrs. Bosun and Took. Plymouth Durk. Lawrence Fusser, of Faraiugliani, Kent, miller, h. an:_ resider. July 31, August 7, and tiepienrher 4, al eleven, At Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Mk's, Dcau-attar', Sumbwark. The principal Characters by Messrs. Liston, Jones, Bar nard, 'Nlenare,sird Mimi Beaumont.. Dimes, 3e.—First Gallery, 26.—Second Gal lery, Is, Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massiughsni, at To Mori ow, She Stoops to Conquers—The Actor of All Work—and Wet Weather. A In.. Comedy and several other Novelties are in active preparation, and will be rapidly produced. MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. Li;;;e11 -- sni Donald *Pherson, 'Pinion. pen-chase, vice Camp- THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, sr. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PAUL and BARNABAS V receiving tIfF ENTILES. the BRAZEN SERPENT. the CRUCIFIXO , of OUR SAVIOUR, with other PIC TURES anil i il ; ETCHES, are now Exhibiting tinder the immediate 4 // ihronage of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. at No. 14.5. Pall-Mall, near Caritas-House, every day front Ten till Five. By Order, CHARLES SMART. &wet/HT. • • bell, &erased—doted Noventlor 23, 1818. To Unfitnessr without purelmee—Easigo James Thump sole, vice M`Pbetroo—flategl as above. 69th Dino. George Birkias►aw, of Warden, York. currier, to se,- insider, August it, at six, U. sad /September 4, at ten, nt the Guildhall, Doncaster. Altruism% Mr. Heston, easier; and Mr. Blahs:lock, Sefirma's lun, Flretr.stiti 1,, Luntloo. TO EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS. THE iiiii ne , ons intricate Regulations requited to be complied with is preparing and ',losing Rrsi duary Aceo iiiii • and Legacy Rteripts, at the Stamp Offire, in obtaining a return of Probate and Administration Duty, where ton much has been originally paid, and also un the [round of debts paid out of the Estate, stud amending the Probate and Administration Duty, where ton Wile had bees paid, haring involved Executors and Administrators is considerable difficulties; T. be Lieutenuats--Eusicis Leri. Kelly, without purehoce, •ice Mitchell, uppuiuted to the Ohth Fuut—daicd October . .. 1, ISIS. Liestennel E. 111. H. Dobbin, fruits half-pay of the Regiment, nice William H..nrhead.whn exebsagrs, receiving the dif- revassee--dated January I, 18W. • To he Ensign, without purchase—H. D. O'Halloran, Gent. vin Curzon, promoted in the 53d Foul—dated November I, 1810. 75th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Joseph Richardson, to h. Captain of a Company. wi th out purchase, vice Hi:rod, deceased—dated Jolly 15, 181*. Ensign Richard Lott Knight so be Lieutenant, vice Richard . Robert Pewter., of Bristol, shoe-soaker, to surrendi August 9, Ir., and September 4, at eleven, at the Itnmu. r Tavern, Bristol. Aitiwneys, Mr. Walk. r, Bristol; and Messrs. Adlingtosi and Gregory, Bedfordrow, Lund.in. Muses Barr Schlrsingi r, or Church-cosset, Cl.-meat's-lane, Lombard-street, London, isidigoriseretisiii, to one►ruder, July 27, August 28, and September 4, at ten, at Guelellseell. Atturneys, Messrs. Amnesia, and Sou, Cstratms•atrert. Charles Wallis, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, budder, to surrender, August 3, at mven, 4, Rod September 4, at ten, al the Royal lintel. Cheltenham. Alloruevs, Mr. Brvir, Cirencester; and Mr. six, Cook's -cosset, Liuculu's lan, Lou Jun. This day is published, price ss. REPORT of the PROCEEDINGS ennnPeteil wills the Dispn/ei between the EARL, of SELKIRK and the NORTH-WEST COMPANY, at the Assizes, held at York, in Upper Canada, October 1818. From Minutes taken in Court. sou—dated as above. Marra* Juba Slade, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Knight—dated T.ll EA Tit E- ROY eISETNRAN L D . ISII OPERA-I,OI I SE, rimis PRESENT MONDAY. July 96. 1 will be performed, 6th time, a new Melo-drama called SELF-SACRIFICE ; Or. THE MAID OF THE COTTAGE. Count Valmore, Mr. Pearman ; Marquis Leone, Mr. Row ; Schwitzer, Mr. T. P. Go-de; Claude, Mr. !Auras.. ter ; Jean JBClillff., Mr. Harley; Crank Coffin, Mr. Wilkin son. Ida, Bliss Kelly; Lisette, Bliss Love. After which, Bth time, • new Entertainment, in one act (iii the modern style), to introduce a new Imitator of Aetna and Imitators; ' called ONE, TWO, 'rl-IREE. FOUR, FIVE, IIY ADVERTISEMENT, OM Cunnletnn, Mr Lancaster ; Harry Alias, Sir Peter Teazle, thirior Endsll, Sam Dabbs, and Acing., Mr. John Serve. Sopbia Coupklou, Miss I. Stevenson. 'fu conclude with (10th time at this Theatre), the interesting Serious Ballet of RAYMOND AND AGNES; or, THE BLEEDING NUN. Don Raymond, Mr. Ws hster ; Count of Lindenbergb, Mr. bottom ; Robert, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Margueritte, Ma. W S Chatterley ; Agnes, Muss Lore. _ . _ •• - - , • . 1' nmorrow , first time (in a new form), an Operatic Co. tn...;y, tit to- railed The Hypocrite—One, Two, Three, Four, I .vr, by Advertisement—aud a popular Entertainment. SURREY THEATRE. ---••-- THIS EVENING, MONDAY, July 26, and during the week, at Half-past Six praciaciy, A COMIC DIVERTISEM ENT. After which will be prevented, for the Ist time, a New Serious Melo-dramatic Romance, in Three Acts, fouuded tin mud altered from a Tragedy (n. ver yet performed), by B. B. Parlby, Esq. called THE ABBOT OF SAN MARTINO; OR, TRUE REVENGE. Angelo, Abbot of San Martino, Mr. Huntley; Duke of Milan, Mr. Lee; Luduvico Carantani, Mr. Clifford ; Mar rtiese de Celeatini, Mr. Gomery; Florian de RosaMa, Mr. Watkins; Bonario, Mr. Fawcett; Friar Jerome, Mr. Ridg. way. Emily, Prioress of San Martino, Mrs. Smith; Olivia and Victoria, daughters of Carantani, Min Taylor and Mrs. GO/11.12 , 21. Willi (in consrquence of increasing Inquiries, and for this k ouly) pretested by the Grand Overture to Anacreon, conspoet st by Cherubini (3 tat tinte) the highly 1...p01ar New Comic, Pathetic, Historic, Aitacronssmatic, Ethic, Epic Mehinge, " fall of doleful mirth and right mane conceit," MELO-DRAME MAD! OR, THE SIEGE OF TROY_ The 101st Representation of The Heart of Mid-Lothian n ill, by special desire, lake place is a few days. Boxes, 42.—Pit, 26.—Gallery, IL—Half Price at Half- Fight. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, - - - l'udrr the Patronage of hi■ Royal Highweu Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg. The Public are most respectfully "tented that Ike engage ment of Mr. T. Cooke, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, is for a very limited period, consequeutly • change hf ('6sracter and Piece will shortly take p'ace. Those hate. and Gentlemen therefore, who wish to see the splendid Opera ad The Travellers, are respectfully fortutd, that it ran be played only Six Nights longer. FIRST TIME—TWO NEW PIECES! Frl - lIS EVENING, MONDAY. July 26, it and following Evenings, at Half-past Six o'Clock, precisely, the Entertaiuments will commence with, fur the ti.st tine, a New interesting Melo-Dramatic Bidet's, Liken from a Popular French Piece, and called THE CASTLE OF TARENTO; OR, THE PRISONER'S ESCAPE! After which, positively fur the last Six Nights, • splendid Op. Folic Melo-Drama, with New Mosie, Splendid Scene .), Machinery, costly Dresses, mid Decorations, Songs, Duet*, Glees, Chin asses, sod extensive Processions, which have been a lung time in preparation, and will now be p.oduced, fur the seventh time, under the litho( THE TRAVELLERS; OR, MUSIC'S FASCINATION. Zaphintri, Prince of China, Mr. H. Kenoble; Rome, Mr. T Coi.kr, hum the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, being his ▪ sesith appearance at this Theatre, and for a few rights only ; Celinda, sister to Koyas, Mrs. W. Rarryrnore. I• the course of the Piece Mr. T. Cooke will slug the fol lowing Songs Who would not love r— ,4 The Look that ways I love The Deeds of Nelson." In Art 11. a Growl Ballet In Act 111. • Fele Champetre. tortpal Dancers, Monsieur and Madame Leclerq. . _ The Euler Limpness to conclude with, also tor the first:time, • slew Isacisahle Bothnia, to be called, THE SEA-SIDE STORY ' ivate Boars have been ;mar, end may be had nightly. Mateo to be taken at the BOX Office of the Theatre; asd fer the accommodation of the Nobility and Gentry at the 11 ebt Void of the Town, at Mr. Eentison's Mosaic Warehouse, No.. 78, Strand; and at Nis.lB2, Piccadilly, opposite Bar. lw non House. An E • New splendid Operatic Spectacle, is which Mo. T. Cooke will appear iu • new character will be pew after this week.—Other Novelties is perperaties. THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, ice. HICKMAN'S PILLS are allowed to be the mat successful Medicine ever discovered fee effec tually reinuvilig sod perverting the future reeerreece of all those Disorders which arise hem an imperfect ahem of the insry Organs; as Gravel sad Ikea, Lumbago, Ries ow :die Back and Luise% sad suppressioe of Urine. It cashiers •cirniicalty with the secreted laid, dissolves end costively rsirwv sway the gritty ratter there farad, sad regrets its future fursestiou by stresigtheeieg peerally the whole Urinary System : thaw delivering the anfavirg patient fru* the enunciating Wrier , * a those diereses withent 'hokum or joiner le the reastitethin. These Pill* ore cliseposed of • the most iseerest ingredirets, mad require neither re f of diet during their use. No greater re • eassuessitatisse roe he offered of these the* the fact of their lumen' alined it pedicurist the reatenmscs aodappritha lira.of many d ef the Faulty. lohd.lisheas at to. 9d. and lls. by R. Buds' sea lass, (lbw's% 'Na. d. Chesywide, ewer, of et. Peers, Lesida, and At. ffeskedicalreet Dahlia • sad all die prieeipal Binakselkvs, Droxisis :ad 116416. Yagoda, ibreeibise the IlAakkd lirsakeas. Montreal, printed : London, reprinted. Sold by Ecerton, Whitehall: Sherwood, Neely, and Jose% P.iternoster.row and J. Richardson, Royal EachanEe. This slay is published', price 3s. sewed, or 3s. 6.1 boards, with many Engthvinga, 11w Fifth Number of " The Jour sal of New Voyages and Travels," containing a faithful Transladi .... of TRAVELS in GREECE end the HOLY LAND in 1817.18, made by order of the King of France. Be Count FORBIN. Director of the Royal Museum at Paris, and Member of the Institute. Printed fur Sir Richard Phillips and Co. Bride-court, Brolge-street. Of whom may be had, The Four previous Numbers of the same Journal, each containing a complete Work. This day were published, in one Imodsonie volume octavo, wish s Portrait of Montrose, p, ire IRs. boards. yr EMOIRS of the MOST RENOWNED _IL JAMES GRAHAM, MARQUIS of MONTROSE. Translated from the Latin of the Rev. Dr. GEORGE IV ISH A RT, afterwards Bishop of PAintiorgh. To which are added,Sundry ORIGINAL LETTERS sod PAPERS never before published. Printed for Archibald Constsble and Co Edinburgh; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90,Cbespside, London. In the perm, and will shortly be published, in one volume Sim. price to Subscribers 13s. in boards; Non-Sub scribers les. LECTURES on SCRIPTURE DUTIES, dielivered at Salters' Hall. By WM. RENGO' COLLYEIt, D.D. F.A.S. he. &c. London : Printed for Black. Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen, Leadenball-street ; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, LECTURES on Scripture Facts, Prophecies, Miracles, Parables, and Doctrines. Printed uniformly, and sold se parate or together, at 14.. each volume. THE ONLY SATIRICAL WORK PURLISHED. THE NEW BON TON MAGAZINE; or. Telescope of the Times, so be pulrli.hed on the Ist of August, price Is. &I. will be embellished with a plate re presenting "The Orator and his Committee." Part of the Contents Peep at the Plot forming against an exiled Princes—Meeting of the Beasts in Smithfield—The late Lord Thisrlow and the Parson—A Dove in a Hawke's Nest— The Emigrant Barker—History of • Reverend Personage mut his J km Post Buys—No Sailors in Hell—Living within hounds—A eismbriAn's Visit to his Native Place— Don Juan reviewed—The Failure of Burns as a Tragic Poet—English dude of Paying Debts is Paris--Story of Abdallab, &e. &e. Printed for J. Johnson, Cheapside, awl to be had of all Booksellers, of whom the former Numbers may be had. DR. BATEMAN ON THE DISEASES OF LONDON. This day are published, in Bro. 9s. boards, -REPORTS on the DISEASES of LON DON, and the State of the Weather, from 1804 to ISIS, including Practical Remarks on the Carnes anal Treatment of the former; and preceded by an Historical View of the State of Health and Disease in the Metropolis is past times, in which the Pros 4.f the extraordinary Improvement in Salubrity, which it has undergone, the Changes in the Character of the Seasons in this respect, and the Causes of these, are traced to the present period. By THOMAS BATEMAN, M.D. F.L S. &c. Physician in the Public Dispensary, and consulting Physi elan to the Fever Institution, in Loudon. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Loudon. Of whom ma, he had, by the same Author s A succmcr ACCOUNT of she TYPHUS or CON TAGIOUS FEVER of this errantry, In Syn. 411 s. boards. A PRACTICAL SYNOPSIS of CUTANEOUS DI& EASES, the Fifth Edition, is Sim. Its. boards. DELINEATIONS of CUTANFAMS DISEASES, in 410. with upwards of 70 coloured Plates, 121. Its. boards. This day was published, price As. 811. rpHE PANWHLETEBiI. No. XXVIII. for 11 3611 y, 1819, containing the following Pamphlets, vie : I. Earl of LivraronesSreecg on the RnPOIIT of the BANK COMMlTTEE.—[Correcied and printed awls :it'll!, is the Pamphleteer.) 11. The RELATION of CuRN and CURRENCY. 111. Dun A. F. F.vraLne's Representsii.m i n &Oman(' VII. in BEIPENCE of the Congest—TimisSated from the Author's MS. by C. Torus. Esq. IV. The Right awl Practice of laieueameetcy, as • ins GREAT BRITAIN and AMERICA, considered. V. On the Treaties between his Brits:sok Majesty anal the Kings of Portugal, Spasm, and the Nellserlasuls, for preventing ILLICIT Taerric in Sleeves, by R. THWITS, Esq. LLD. VI. First Report trues the Seesar Cmumtrreg of the House of COMMONS, OS the BANK resuming CASH PAYMENTS. VII. Seared Ditto on the same. VIII. First Report us the same, conintsoiested by the Logos. IX. Sieinad Vo. X. Kresassataetow by the Directors of the DANA of ENGLAND, 10,01 before the Chancellor of the Ex. rlnqurr. XI. On the TRAGIC 10 (Nitta and the INDIAN ARCHIPA LAGG, evils Obaervaliona ow the luercurity of Ike }kilo', Interests in that quarter. by C. AIDAT, Eaq. late Secretary to the Government of Java; with a Map. Puthnaked by aleeses.tillerarned and Co. Patentusier.raw ; Week and Co. Leadeaball street, mot all other IlieuLiellicsa) whore complete fitts ant to be bad is Noe. or 14 Yuba. Mr. GEORGE RING, who for 24 year■ loss been ac tively etigazed in DOCiOne Commons, has for the lust two years established ass Office at No. 2b, Finch-Line, Cornhill, fur the express purpose of affording information and assist •nce in all matters connected with the Office of Execo:ur or Administrator, preparing and passing Residuary Ac couut■ and Legacy Receipts at the Stamp Office, obtaining • Return of Probate, Admioistratiois, and Legacy Duty, where too much has been originally paid, and anae•t6ug the Probate and Administration Duty where Necessary. Mr. king begs to the transaction of business, that it shall ne performed with promptitude and fidelity, at a moderate charge. N.B. Agency couducted.—Postage to be paid. MOM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. This Gazette notifies as follows:—.00 the 20th the French, Sardinian, and Neapolitan Ministers, and ou the 23d the Saxon Minister, had audiences of the Prince Regent, to deli ver letters of congratulation un the birth of the children of the Dukes of Kent, Cumberland, and Cambridze. Sir Mike Nightingall has been invested by the Prince Regent with the insignia of a Knight Comniasider of the Bath; Alexander Keith, Esq. knighted, and appointed Knight-Marshal of Scotland; and James L'Arny, EN. appointed Sheriff Depute of Forfushire. On She 23d Sir Simnel Shepherd was sworn of the Privy Council —Thin Gazette also notifies the baptism of the Duke of Cumberland's sun at Berlin, on the Stb inst. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, July 23, 1812. . . Ist Regiment of Life Guards—Captain Roderick from half-pay of the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Horace Seymour, who exchanges, receiv ing the difference—dated July 1, 1819. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant John Metbold, from half.pay of the 71st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice George Chantey. who exchanges, receiving the difference— dated July 15, 1819. Bth Regiment of Dragoons—Richard Dundas, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Aimstruog, promoted--dated June 17, iBl9. -- 7th Regiment of Light Dragonne—Rohert Pringle, Gest.lo be Curuet, by purcbuee—dated July 15,1819. 2191 Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Cornets--Ensign John Erskine, from half-pay of the 14th Foul, vice William Willan, who exchanges, ryceiving the differeoce--rbiled November 11, ISIS; Thomas Smoke, Gent. by ptorltsse, vice Lindsay, promoted in 24th Light Dragoous—dated Deerniber ft, 1818; and Henry Sully Hodges, Gent. by purchase, vice Cuwderuy, rumbled-- dated July 15, 1819. 24th Ditto. To be Captains of Troops, by purchase—Lieutenant James Mylne, vice Smoke, who retiree—dated December 5,1818; and Lieutenant Charles Deane, vice Wallis, who retires— dated as above. To be Lieutenant, by purchase—Cornet Martin G. F. Lind say, from 21st 1 •ght Dragoons, vice Mylae--dated above. To be Cornet—Ensign Charles lit Dighton, from half-mai the 84th Foot, vice John Fisher, what exchauges--dslad Decenther 1, 1818. To be Adjutant—Lienleitant Charles Wardell, vice MOD; promoted—dated December 5, 1818. 14th Regiment of Foot—Lieuteninl James Grant, frum half.pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Thomas Powell, who carbines, receiving the difference--dated October 14, 1818. 18th ditto—Eusign Jame.% Brand. from 11.:( pay of the 95th Foot, to be &pig's, vice L. X. Leslie, wive exchanges— dated July 15, 1819. 24th ditto—Captain Christian iVilrion, from half-pay of the 14th Foot. to be Captain of a Company, vice Thomas Andros's, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated January 1, 1819. 30th Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Charles Roderick M‘Leorl, from the 24th Light Dragoons, vice Winr. , w, deceasted-- dated November 12, 1818; and Ensign William Rustto■ Frixell, without porehase, vice Fraser, appointed to the East India Company'. Service—dated November 13,1818. 32d ditto—Enaigi Alexander Stewart to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Stephens, deceased—dated July 15, 1819. Gentleman Cadet Thomas Calder, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, vier Stewarl—dated as above. 44th ditto—Paymaster Patrick lie . from half-pay of the 97th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice lamer Allsupp, wbo exchanges—dated as above. 48th ditto—Lieutenant James lAw, from the 88th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice George Stuart, who exchanges—dated January 1, 1819. Ensign H. V. Lioyd, from half pay of the 87th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Charles Walter, who exchauges—dated her 1, 1818. 5.1 d Dille. To be Captain of a Companv,watlsoot poreliam..—Lieetenant %William Puribury, vice Kumell, deceami—dated Aegurt 26, ISIS. Tu he Lieutenants, without purchase—EnsiguJamesStewart, tire Taylor, tlecensed—dated October 1, ISIS; Emmett Edward &mime, vice Poribary, prontted—olateit October 3, 1811; Ensigu the Hon. Fertlinauit Corson, hum the 89111 Fool, rite Sl•kav, deceased—dated November I, 18111; and Ensign Rotted Farquhar Davis, vice Maclibere suu,decrased—tiatt d November 24, 1818. To he FAlrirtlA Without purchase-- Kenji's/ifs Jones Cordes Museum dela. vice Lhiris—dated Ociuber 1, 1815; Georte &emitter, Geol. vice Silver, prum.iico—thafti pc tuber I, 1818; H. Grey, Ger I. vice Stew mi.l, promoted—. Mated 1../cwiter t, 1818; Ent.igo Dresom Mowignao. ry Byrne, from half ;ivy of the 87th Foul, vice ilmasia, pim moted—datml Drcember 1, ISM. Tu be Amielant•Surgeuit—Aseistaat-Sericeon Barkalrall L ane tiatidbees, (rum the 241 b Light Dregiume, vice Pulluck, pruetuted—doled December lb. 1818. b9tk tlte—beevad Littoteasat Allan M'Onnahl. from half. pay of the Late 4th Crykw SC(lt•cttt t to be gimp, rice •a above. 7lih Mtlu—Enaign John Nolyneux to be Adjutant, •ice Thomas Mulyneux, who temps the Adjutautcy uuly— dalcd as shove. _ _ SGib elitto—Livisivnant Colin NH-awns to be Captain of a Cowpony, without pnrcbase, vice 31'Leso, drceosed— - . dated October 21, 11118. To be betateuststi—Eusown Juha Holland, without purchase, vice APLautiu—dated as above. Lieuteitant George Stuart, (ruin the 46th Foot, vice Law, who earbanges—dated January 1, 1619. 87th ditto--Lirateetant lig.beit J. Anderson. Goes halr-piy or she 634 Fuot, In be hemming, vice Peter Paitersou, who earkassErs, receiving the difirttuce—dated Nuvem- bro. 26, 1018 Juba Vine's', Genl. be Ensign, wiihout purchase, vice Carroll, deceased—dated October I, 1818. 8911 i ditto—Eu*lga James Murray M'Lean, from half-pay of the Regiment. to he Huai's', vice Goodwin, promoted --dated August 1. 1818. HOSPITAL STAFF. _ _ _ Tu be Assistant Staff StlfgVollll—John Wooden°lre, M.D.; Edward hittlett, M.D.; &eard Mather, Gent.; W. Antho ny M‘Donough. M.D.; Patrick Ktbue, Gent.; Gerald Lloyd Geol. • anti Jubu Stewart, Gent —all dated June 25, 1819. - To be Hippital Assistants—William S. Shrill, Gent.; Wil liam Pew Birmingham, Geol.—both Jinni June 25, 1819. BREVET. The underdenentioned Officers of the Honourable the East India Compauy's Service, who are employed upon the Re reviling Service of the Company, to have temporary rauk iu the Army while so employed: Captain—James Murray, John Puduer, Hillis. Mar shall, and Richard George Graare. M Lmos.aroa. Mr. Francis Rensord, who was soperseded as a Lietite. taut in the 44th Foul, July 9, 1814, has beet reinstated in his rank. Lieutenant Edward James Peters, of the 7th Light Dro gouts, has been retrained to retire (tutu the service, selling his curnetry. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has bees pleased to approve of the date of the Coininissiou of Lentessaut Joarpt Stewart, 60th Fact being altered fruit 24th Jasuary 1814 to 2311 November 1818. &mecum on the Gazette of the Bth May 1819. For 87th Foul, Gentlemau Cadet William Gossip, front the Royal Military College, to be F.oaign, without purchase, vice Carroll, proaavied, read, •ice Howard, prowled. Offire of Ordnance, July 10, 1819. Royal Regiment of Artillery. .Second Captain William Pakenham, from half•pay, to be Second Captain, vice Twyning, retired upon half-pay—dated 7th June,lBl9. ttecond Lieutenant Joseph Hollingworth, from kaltpay, to be Srei.ad Lieuteuaut, vice Cooper, deceased—dated 9th May, 1819. Second Lieutenant Charles W. Wingfield, from half-pay, to be ditto, vice Scale, deceased—dated Ilith May, 1819. Captain Julio Taylor, frum halt-pay, to be Captain, vice Sir Heury tJualeow, retired upon balf.pay--dated 9th June, 1819. Second Lieutenant Na►haniel Cavanagh to be First Lieu 11th May, 1819. First Lieutenant Richard B. Blackiston, from ball pay, to be ditto—dated as above. Second Lieutenant Alexander Tullub, from half-pay, to be Second Lieutenant—dated as above. Geutknian Cadet Alexander Alcuck to be &cowl Lieu tenant—dated bib July,lBl9. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED .... Joseph Ponour, late of Wbeelor.strret, Spits Melds, Mid. diesel. rool.inerchaot, (room July 20, to August 21, at tic. 'tryst Guildhall, Loudon. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Pearce, late of Newest, Gloucester, grocer, to surrender August 4,5, sod September 4, al lea, at the Up per George Coffee-house, Gloucester. Attorneys, Mr. Alleckett, Broad-street, olden-square, Loudon; sad Mr. Matthews, Gloucester. Joh. Birch, jun. of Maack step, cotton.spinner, to *sr render, August 6, at eleveu, 7, and September 4, at oat, at the Star lun, Manchester. Attursaeys, Mr. Edge, Miladita trr sod Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, Loudon. Richard Bithell, of Llanypwil, Denbigh, cheese-factor, to sarreutter, August 11, 13, sod September 4, at eleireu, at the Wyernstsy Arms Inn, Wrexham, Desbigte. Attorneys, Messrs. Louie and Austen, Gray's lun, Lauda.; sad Mr. Browne, Wrexham. William Thomas, of Bristol, nvoney-strivener, to sums der, August 9, 10, and September 4, at eleves, at the Com mercial Rooms, Bristol. Aitorueys, Messrs. Hurd sad John son, Tesispiv, Loudon; and Messrs. Wigan sad Gaudi., Bristol. David Thome.: of GlawMilb, Gloucester, ivory-black. nisisufacturer, to surrender, July 30, 31, and September 4, at eleven, at the Commercial Roosts, Corsaitreet, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartiett's brad. tugs. Holborn, Loudon; sad Mr. Hiatus, Bristol. John Goode,. and %Valliane Gray, of Guldssoille•street, Vl'ood.stieet, Loudon, hosiers, to surrender, July 31, Au gust 7, null Si peeinher 4, at twelve, at Gaildiesll. Attorsey, Mr. Wuolfe, Itisitaghall-street. Benjamin Shout, of Hugh Holbone, Middlesex, oilman, to surrender, August 3, 10, sad September 4, at les, at Guildhall. Lawlor. Attursey, Mr. Bee, Devimaleimatreet, Quern-of-parr. Hummer , Sloane, of Lareas.street. Comaserciaimiud, Mid dlesex, budder, to surrender, July 31, August 7, awl Sep lember 4. sl iseirr, at Guildhall, Lowden. Attorney, Air. /pariah, Alderonaubsery Powers.. James Easium, laicul Yurk-Mmet, Blwektriww►wd, Sur rey, bukrr, 10 •e ft 'Oder. August 3. 10, sad fkmearber 4, at lWell/r, al Guiuthall, Loaders. Attersey, Mr. C. Vows, Ssosser.sseeelc UM4.al/ert• Thomas Lode, lam el Bodames. Sere:, grocer. to fur reader, Jely 31, August 7, sad September 4, at eked', at DIVIDES Ds. August 17. H. Duda; s;ri G. Hudson, of Liverpool, Plupstliers, st owe, ■l the George-I.s. l.iW rirol. August 18 N. Theater, of Madan Abbey, psro.h of l.oft h••usr, Yorkshire, cattle-jobber, st elver', al the Cuck los, Guisbroach. Autos' 18. J. Trevor sal J. Richards, of Whilellsrelr„ Shropshire, Workers, irt team, sl the Lad Hill ha, Whit. church. _ . . Asonst 14. J. Owes, of Southampton, Hants, shopkeepi r, at *mat Guildhall, Londe'''. November 2,, F. Mulling and G. Moiling, of inroad...no-coon, Graceduirch.street, London, obsidian's, at tinter, at Guildhall, London. August 14. W. Sylers, of Milk-street, London, silk.nianufiic. luny, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. August 14. G. Lyoe and A. Donaldsoo, of Cecil.strect, Strand, tailors, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. July 27. E. Dickens, of Eyostford, Kent, shopkt epee, at ten at Guildhall, London. August 10. T. I. Peiree,of Linse.alreet, Lontlem, merchant, at ourelve,at Guildhall, Loudon. July 31. T. Herbert, of Hanwayddreet, Outird.street, dkvest, haberdasher, at len, at Guildhall, Loudon. August 14. T K. Smith, of Oxford, linemdraper, at eleven, al Guildhall, 1......10n. August 14. J. Bickers, Jas. Bickers, and W. Bickers, of Bucklerstitery, Leedom, warehousemen, awl of Lutetium Bridge, Southwark, Surrey, linenmlrapeis, at elevtu, t.t Guildhall, London. August 14. J. &dwell. of lugrstn•cowrt, Penchu.ch street, London, ship and insurance-broker, at tea, of (iuti.6all, London. Almost 9. R. Graham, of Caesium, eleven. st the While Horse Inn, Prestun. August 20. Rattail, of Manc hester, dealer in twist and weft, as twelve, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATES.—Avotner 14. r, •t T. Laity, of Wapping, Middlesex, master-mariner.—W. Fetus, jus. of Lim pool, isercbant.—S. W. Mosley, of Birmingham, tobaccuoist.— S. Tlsuroley, of Leveposhislus.. Mancheste►, anal J. Bectituu, of Manchester, snanutact . —M. Wolhersposse, of Liverpool, turrchant —W. Paskri, of Bridgewater, Somerset, maltsier.—J. Prestuu, late of the Mellor Mill, Manchester, miller—W. Greasuu, of Stars tuu-upon-Hiall, meictiant.—B. Smith, of Balite', coal-sure. chant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Fisher, R. S. Fisher. and S. Fisher, of Alileregule.tilreer. Loudon. Attorney', July 1, 1819 —lt Fidler snit It. S. Fisher, late of 1101-equaie, Fwter•latte, but atm of Alders fate street, Lout's, Atwater. Au l tust 4. 11418.—C. M. Firth and T. Hind, of Jrrstya•.lrcet, St. Jamcb%, wax sod tallow-choodlers, hoe It, 1819. PRICE OF SUGAR. The overace price of Brown or Muscovado Sorer, paled NMI the Retu►ns made in the week cutting the 21st day of July, 1819, is 40s. bd. per I Intl weight, ss. elusive of the Dulls' of Customs paid or payable thereon au the importation thereof into Great Britoil's. PRICES OF CORN. Average Prices of Curia of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels, nod of ()Mistral per boll of 1401bs. svoirdupoise, front the returns received in the week ended the 17th of July, 1819. Q. -itie g tea k 0 0 0 0 01 s. d. S. d a. d s. d S. s. d a. d a. d. 75 0, 48 2 41 27 ( 50 4 50 0 31 3 MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GUILDII.4LI, ■. U. S. Sewell, Alderarate.alreet, plumber 3 lir J. D. Ruff', Paternoster-now, oilman 3 10 D. R. Vanahawe, Addle-street, trinsmiug raker 3 12 B. Marti., Middlesex-street, victualler . 3 lir R. Toward, sea. and J. R. Tonuend, Mitre-coal t, merchants 3 10 J. C. White, Mitre-court, merchant 3 10 J. Menke**, Penn, Somersetalure, ►hoemaker G. Colton, Andover, creme J. Wetberill sod Co. late of Dyer's-cuurr, factory J. Mayers, Yarnronth, merchant R. Reynolds, Gloucester-street, corroder R. Thonsoon, Exeter-street, baker .. I t., J. Brown and Co. Charles street, apholetertra 1 II) DI VI DEN US. W. Dawson. Ferrebereh.street, merchant. ....... • 10 E. Fry, Hums. Which. upbulaltrer lO F. Wsßrock' Cruss-a4reet, umerebani.... 1.1 10 T. Gresibea.l l and Co. 11.mob.sireet, gruel rit S. Bruns and Cu. St. Alary•lsill. aim haute ll S. White, Trriddint.reen, Iltfrektat la E. Smith, St. Martires.courl„ shoemaker lO J. H. Wilson, Jul.. Pimlico, pieture•dtaler T. Bole u, Strand, tailor 1111 • L. Gay, Upper Nurluo.alrret, slurle.araliert lO J. Wilkerna., Bailey, Herifurdskire. rialeuler J. Sims, Kiu;-.trot, hitcher 10 W. Lloyd, jun. Findos, farmer J. Taylor, Cheapanlie, draper .. CERT' F I CAT ES. W. Dixon, at Limo pool. win.-isterebsol.—T. 8h...d., f Qrer» erred, Itleitano, allirldka.x.giVAl•loollllllrf..• It. tile", elude, 01 Gublie i of Lawrence. M Mar i.. Carr-aireel, Landow, wereltasit.--R T. * , York. aauseriterivelicr.--J. Groot rod G▪ ees., rl Areiley, Leeds, York, woollerr.aras.sitacii...... -- J. Bradshaw. Wee( Carlisle-aired. Soho. al Midi«'.. u. I"' J. Utley, of tkuleastea. York. ialrarierrkant --W• mar, of Gosport, Stasileampros, lark. Cbrippett. of W... at. Surnerael, s ) ki s aid J. Alagabaii, ee Nultisesksie, nishaaars.