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'NkM ■ .• . - "T .- ' --•••••• . • 7(4V 4 Z-1 1 Z 7 /L 7-6--- 1 2 . /1" -# 7 , ) • ,se. •- ~..:. ,-, ~ , . 40 , .... ;;;;; .'• 'V . . .% •••; :.; I t. i . . 4 . ‘•• \'‘e 10 , 17 • ...' .I: . ..A. , . . - • ~ - • . . . ..!P * " , t\., ...• • . , .40 , • . . . t • .- . . -----......_/ . • <1 it rt tioti f > s a lmi l r a t ( ‘f- • (At. 4 .. AI 1 • , . . .. , . -4. ...... . . NUMBER 4997. TENTH NIGHT OF THE NEW TRAGEDY. Tlf E i I . l!n_no vA nitunr.LANst. THIS EV E NING, Nr/N11).1Y, Dec. 14, his Majesty'. Servents will Iwrfora t (fur the 10th sloe) • New Historical Tragedy, entitled BRUTUS: OR, TIIE FALL OF TARQUIN. 11 With new Scenery. Machinery, Dre..te, and Orcurritioas. The MOW incidental in the Piece by Mr. T. Cooke. Lathes Janis% Mr Kean ; Tiles, Mr. 0. Fisher; Seals. Tenpin, Mr. H Kemble; Arline, Mr. Prut.yi Chudins, Mr. Cue/easy; Collatinere, Mr. Orngonch ; Valerie. , Mr. Holland; Lucretius, Mr Powell; Hu, aim.. Mr. Y.erisuld ; Cellos, Mr. Carr; Flames. Commix, Mr. It. Phillips. Tullio. Mrs. Glover; Tarquiaia, Min. W. W.,1; Lucretia, Mrs. Robiaton ; Priestess of Rises'. Temple, Mos. theretou ; Vestal, Mime Cooke; Lavinia, Mix. leers. In Act I. the Procession of Terquolia to the Temple of Yertuue. In the coarse of the Tragedy the following New Scenes designed by Me. Greenwood, snit !mink.] by him mid Awls.- 'oll, will be exhibited :—A Greet in ancient Rume—Roman Eamempeamet before Ard. a—The Tent of Status, with di... taut view of the Camp before Aides—The Equeetrian Statue of Temainius Saperb4—The Forum—The Court-yard and Prince uf Tarquinius Superbue—Ruin. ii ...cleric 'L u se— Temple of Rhea and Monumental slaw of Servile. Tullius .—Aparlosent in the Weise of Reateis—View ise home. taken hum IA Therm'. celebrated picture of The Judgmeut of Brutus. To which will be added, a new Farce, called IS HE ALIVE? OR, ALL PUZZLED!!! The Characters by Me. Getter, Mr. Russell, Mr. Fernald, Mr. Cowell, Mr. Kumla, Mr. E ., ..worth. and Men urger. Boxes, bs. ; Second Price. 3. —Pie. 3.; Second Price, 2.. —Loser Gaiter y, ts. Sewed Price, Is.—UpPer Galles', Is.; Second Price, &I. brutes, or The Fall of Tenpin, will he acted every Even. Jag till further notice, with I. He Alive'? or, All Pliashil!!! 7 E A TRE-ROY AI, CUV SNT-0.1 RD KN. T HIS EVENING. MON DAY, Dec. 14, will be acted the Tragedy of JADE Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. Egerton; Lard Ham ism., Mr:Tming ; Dumont. M dj, &honor, Mr. Claremont. Alicia, Miss Somerville; Jaue Shure, Miss O'Neill. Tu which will be added, an Operatic Drama, called THE LIBERTINE. Founded ow the interesting Story of Don Juan. Don Joao (the Libertine), Mr Cubsiur ; Leporello (Valet to Dou Juan), Mr. Liston Donna Leonora, Miss Matthews; Donna Elvin, Mrs. Fanelli Zerlima (second time), Mrs. Vicious, Tli. Doors will be opened at Si: &Clock, and the Per formance beg:u at Seven. Boers, 7: Second Price. 3.. 6d —Pit, 36.6 d. S. coed 2...—Lawar Gallery, la. Seminal Price, la —L'pprr Gallery, Is Second Prier, 6J. Pisces for the 113011 V • to be taken of Mr. Braudon, at the Box-office, Hart-street, from Tro till Funr. A Private Box may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. &within, at the Box office. To-morrow, The Castle Spectre; after which, the new OprtlitlC Fairy Tale of Rose D'Amour, ur Little lied Ridiog Mat. o.i Wednesday (by partirola. dcsirO, the Comedy of The Clandestine Marriage to which will be added, the Farce of Ilse Critic. ( .rillinday will be produces!, for the *rat time, • new Come:4y, tis five sets, called A Word 6.r the Ladies. Tbr principal Characters by Mr. W Forret+, Mr. Abbott, Mr. Macrrady. Mr. C. Enable. Mir Tonne, Mr. C.innor, Mr. Liaton, Mr. Jones, Mi. Livery, Mr. Chapman, 'sirs. Yates, Mr*. Fanell i and Miss Branton. To which will be addled, Ruse D'Amour. Miss Somerville will shortly repeat the character of Mar garet of Anjou. - - STRAND THEATRE, THE SANS PARER.. 1111 S PRESENT NH)N DAY. I)re. 14, mut derisa the Week, will be presented, first time throe three yeas., a favourite Burleita, with appeurwite Scenery and Defines, called THE GIPSY GIRL! Farmer Furrow, Mr. Buckingham (his first appearance in that character); George (hi. sun), Mr. J. Jour. ; Clod (his r. tut), Mr. &smitten (his first appearllLlCe to bat charier ter); Jozy (the Parish Clerk), Mr. Daly; ('rare, Mr. Sunup. sou. Arnie (disguised us a Gipsy), Mika Scutt ; Dolly Duey (disginued as tr.r Mother), Mrs Kirby; Bridget (an Old Maid), Mrs. Daly. The Piave will open with a RURAL BALLET. Principal Daercers—Mr. Kirby, Ml6' I%altosi, Miss Gall. son, and Mr. Walbourn. After which, fur Itte seventh lime, a new Melo-Dramatic Butkus, called FAIRY I,Et:EIN DS ! OR, THE MOON-LIGHT NIGHT. T,lric. Mr. Gumersal ; Florimond, Mr. Campbell. Mabel, Mau Garcia ; Eglantine, Mrs. Bemetztieder. To conclude sob a sew Spanish Rurletba, c*lkJ THE TWO SPANISH VALETS; OR, LIE UPON LIE! Doors open at Hiapaitt Five, and briciis at Hall:paw SIC KAMP, 4s.—Pit, Is.--Stcuu,l Price tit Half past Eight. Places to be taken of Mr. Stuck, at the Bux•Elaice of the Theatre, front Tcu till Your. Places cauuut be kept after Half past Servo. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. The House bas been the l'it enclosed, the seats covered, fires introduced, and the warm sod comfortable. 'the Ballet Puototiiime of thoi, ur Three Flared Jack, is obliged to be Irid asidr, as it was found to iuterfere with the preiroations fur floc Grabd CAMIC Pauturuinie, which will be produced at Cbrietioioi. tit - 1111S EVENING, NIUNUAY, Dec. 14, will be performed, a new Mogulliceot Eaeteru Melo elreutatic Sp:ctarie, culli HY DER, THE CHIEF OF I'HE GAUT 310UNTAINS. Hammel Abdulcrim (Usurping Ilse Throne of Mentions tan), Mr. Barrymure, sem. • LI Hyder (she %Cursor of lisn. doo.dass), Mr. Huutley ; Hwrry Chrism (Mudslowness of she Ticrr, wrecked ow Me Co.tsts, Mrs. N. Bury ; Mat Alm )nuatietun of Ilse lame Slnie, Mr. Stelibmg. After which, the highly popular latigla ibie Bus lett* of THE SECttE z. Th. %thole to concl u de frith the Litt new Musical Rude's, called HO.tXING: OR, MORE ROYAL VISITORS. Boles 4a au.l 3r.-1 2 1i 3a —Gallery Is. Doors opea 1141 t-past Flrr, nee I'r.t..r.uan..^ to com mence at Halt pant Sm. Scrum; Price Hntf-pe.t r. Phicre to be tlirro of Mr. tirlthh, at the Bus-othre of the Theatre, from Tin Jell Four. •.• Htr Ihr (corral MCCollinsudaii .... of the Pistrone of 'his 11jYeat►. the Also/leer 0(44. r Illoo,rlr mu 140 arrange the Per formances, as itarrunthly to Imamate hchne tUe hour of Ekren. LONDjN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, Duniessa 12, 181 e. AT w numernn. And hicl.lv MEEr. INGor pßopmETorts or EAST INDIA STOCK, Vrhl Oli4 ear al the City of London T , Sir THOMAS BARING, Wort. M.P. m Ike Chair, tie following Resolu tions were passed unanimously : Proposed by Sir Robert %V igraw, Bert. and seconded by Charles Forbes, E•q M.P. 1. That in the opinion of this Meeting, WM. TAYLOR MONEY, F.ll. M.P. is eminently qualified to supply the Vacancy in the Court of Directors, caused by the lameeited death of that able and distinguished Member of it, Mr. Proposed by James Alexander. Eaq. M P . a n d se c o nded by E.nianain Shaw, P..q. 2. That Chia opinion is founded on Mr. Mongw's general knowledge of the interests of she Company—Lu nutrias igAble application to public business—his al kuowledgml uileuts— and on the high integrity of his character. Proposed by John Forbes, Erg and seconded by Abel Chapman. 3. That, impressed with • strong ronviction of the ',cat ivo out h the Company cannot fail to derive from the see. viers of in individual so justly entitled to 'stemm and con. Adence, 11w proprietors who are now present earnestly re rommeitil Mr. Maui's claims to the patronage and sup ple of the whole °nista nent Body, and they accordingly pick. themselves to make the most strtssuous and more. m , • ig emotions to insure bia success at the ensuing Et. el ion R•l4.lted--That the above Resolutions be inserted le the ptabhc Parrs THOMAS BARING, Chairman, Proposed by Joseph Hume, F4q. M P. anal seeuuded by . . General (;•,briel Du;relon. M.P. Thai the cordial Thank. of shim Meeting be given to Sir Thomas, Baring, Bart. for his able condoct io the Chair. . ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT, ourzstilei clowszus, 26th NOVEMR/11. 1818. I TOTICE is hereby g i ve n to nll Pertiouis d e . Sifol2ll of contracting to slimily the folluwiug Arti cles fur the Use of the Army, viz.-- ' BREAD, To his Majesty's Laud Forces iu Cantosrents, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned :.- 31011111101111 b, North and Suuih Wee , . (in the if , veral Count inst.() BEEF and merrom, To his Majesty's Laud Forces iu Cantonments, Qnarters, and Barracks, in the under mentioned Counties and Islaud . Bt►ha (jactaiing the Toro of Corownll (includ. nag Scilly), Devo3 Kent (including Tilbury Fort), Leicester, Lincoln. Mournotals, Norfolk, Nurilumplun, OATS, in Cantonments and Qualm, it. Commies :- 1 Stafford. Stafrord, Soto.ex, Wilt,, Warwick, Nonlt mud &ma Wales (iu the several Counties ton. Isle of Wight. H u uget (wad), Berm 'eh, Coutbridge(istelu.l. int the 1 . 11.4 u uf New.ttaetet), Chester, To hi• Majesty's the Bucks, Monmouth, FORAGE. •is. (hits, Hay, and straw, to hie Maj►sty`s Cavalry Is Harriett., ml Osta in Cantonments aad Quarters, in the uuder-e•en liusrd Custody York. That the Deliveries an to commence on and for the 25th day of JANUARY NEXT; that Proposals in Writing, scaled up and marked " render for Army Supplies." will be received at this Olnee on or before THURSDAY, the 24th day of DECEM RER (but none will be :received after Twelve o'Cloek ou that day); and, if seat by Post, the Postage mast he paid. Propu•als ninst be made separately fur reek County (with the exceptive of the several Comities of North and South Wales, the whole of which must be included in one Tender); and each Peppiest mast have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled np, by Two Persons of known Property, engaging to become bound with the party tender ing in the amount stated in the printed Partiallnra, for the :Sue Performance of the Contract; and uu Proposal will be noticed unless made on a Printed 'fender, and the Prices expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen that thlrine the continuance of the Contract no Tropa should be supplied, the expense of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Cutitractur, 'Ube refunded to Part icalars of the Contracts may be hsd upon application at these Chambers, between the hours of Eleven and Five. P. S.—Calumnies of the Bread and Meal may be sees at dose Chambees between the hours of Twelve and Two. IU I LLA RD'S Patent 1m perie I TWINE il.l cOTH routings's to he sold at the Patentee's Warehouse, No. IS, Cheapside (aud no where else whatevei), in entire boxes, for Exportation, and by the Piece, contain ing (tom 26 to 52 yards each, at 24.; 25.64.; 35.; 3s. 6.1. prr yard; and upwards.. To anew who go tu, or reside hot climates, this Cloth is found of the greatest utility. Its natural protection and condrciveness to health in those climates, es well as in the more cold, damp, and northerly ours, where a warmer article than Liners is required or pre ferred, being folly 'sees loured. Orders addressed to the Patentee, as above, will be exe. culled (free of carriage) to all pacts of England, Scotland, and Wales, and the adjacent Islands. The wide wiJllcs for Sheeting cuntaiti from two to four pair earl, and are most dritiralpie Ira winter wear, for cold climates, and fur travel ling, Sce. ReIDIMUCC through Cuentry Bankers, or in Half Notes, by Purl, prevents the possibility of risk, the difftreoce of the annul of Pieces ordered being reterited in the goods, and on the receipt of which the remaining halt seta re. milted. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY. 1 4V. I. MARSHALL, .ind that vi t i he site; ia lir D E: a r w ie n ntia rr t i o ze k7j) MORROW, TUESDAY will reeeire £30,000 consul.. The Lottery contains 4 ....of .... £30,000 2....uf ....£5,000, Ste. Tickets and Meares are Selling by MARSHALL. L Hol born-Kw.; where was Soil 5,386, a first drawn Prise, and entitled to £20,100, being the only Prize ever sold of that amount. A STOCK PRIZE OF £30.000 IN ADDITION TO THF: FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE TO-MORROW. THE Postlmnetlietit of the Draw ing, which hes kept the Tickets end Shorts for the present Lottery much longer upon sale than was at first expected, added to the inducement to make early purchases, in cuesequesce of the First-dr.iiwn Prise on the First Day (To-morrow) bring entitled to au additional Prize of 30,0001. Consols, wakes it necessary that T. DISH, the Contractor, should call upon his Friends to lose no time its aeketing their Numbers, as they way nut, if they delay, have an opportunity of thoosiog from a variety. The Feral-drawn Prise Tu-niurruw may ob tain 60,000 f. Consols, and if it should, by whom can the sale of such a Capital be expected with more confidence than by RISH, who has sold in late Lotteries more Capitals than all the other Officr.keepers combined? 4, Cynthia, sad 0, Cheriug-Cresit. 1120,000 C 01 0 ,01., in FOUR Prizes of rise prezi iit Lottery, and £30,000 Consuls fur the 1. irst-Jrawn Pi Ile, TO-510 RROW. TUESDAY. 15th December, Being the Day appointed by the Lords of lbe Treasury, on which the Drawing is to commence. GIVE it, Stock- Broker, 9, Corohill, arid • 17, Ludgate .street, lwgs to call the attention of hie Fromds to the sr. ar approath of the thawing, said to re mind tht m, that thi. as the only Lottery of 14,000 Tickets, it'd ever contained Four Priers of 30,000/. There are also 21 other Capitals of 5,0001. I.oollf. 500 f. &e. See.—Tickets tool Shares sreon Sale is good variety at WEBIrs truly fur touate Offices, 0, Cornhill, and 17, Ludgate-street, where TH It FE Prays tir X 30.000 ! Were sold iu Shares ill the short space of Thirteen Mouths, via --- 12.A90 In 12 Shares £30,1100 P,'a9 In 13 shares £30,000 3,809 In 11 Shore.. £30,000 •.' All Business in the Funds executed with promptitude and fidelity. TO THE PROPRIETORS lII' EAST INDIA STOCK• LADIFS AND GistLessem, WINCOU It AG El) Lt• the fhttterine testimonies 11'4 of r►sord, am! the eanhal sootraneee of support, which I ha•e Ibis rl received from a 'try name:mix and must re 'lnviable assemblage of 'our Rudy, I am induceo In renew ma earnest AHI revectfoil sulteitatlans for your Votes auil Interests at the caisson; Elvetion. 111 slinuld. through your suffrages, be elevated to the dis iiimoi.lied situatiiiii to which I aspire, I can more you, with treat sincerity. that it shall b. , my earnest endeavolir to emninte the example of rose late limtenteil Director, Ur . lAnisden, and devote my best attentive to your important Concerts. I have the honour to be, Ladies ■nd Gentlemen, Your obedient, obliged, and faithful Servant. WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY. Streatham Park, Drcemher 12, ISIS. Shortly will be pobli•be4l,...in oHe Vol 8vo : (dedicated, by • PernlifiFloll, t o the Very Rev. Dr. Muter, Wan of Cork), DitarricAL sERmoNs nn VARIOUS SURJ Ecrs, chiefly designed in illustrate anal enforce the Principle of Chriaian Responsibility Printed fur T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. This clay are published, m Bro. M. DISCOURSES to , VA ItIOUs sUBJECTS. By the Rev. Sir JOHN HEAD, But. M. A. Printed fur Heary Cnlburn, Coattail-street. Of wham may he had, lately published, EVERY DAY CHRISTIANITY, by the Author of " Rhoda," 3m. rhi. AMUSEMENTS in RETIREMENT, by the Author of "The Philosophy of Nature:" Second Edifies', SVII Oil. REAIUTI FA of CHRISTIANITY, by M. sic Chat.au bruited, with Nate by the Rev. H. Keit, Ikea vuluities Ara. IL 111. 6d. This flay are published, in one vol. ern. I.lls. ETCH ES ut rile PHILOSOPHY ut LIFE. /7 By Sir T. CHARLES MORGAN, M.D. And Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London. " This i• a prodUction calculated to attract attention—it displays great research, much instructive reading, and a good deal of original Milking. There is such a mass of various and curious information •ontisined in its pales, so many illusiratiuns from ancient and fern Authors, and so numerous a class of inieresting subjects Placed is Sew points for reflection, as latterly to defy ana lytical review."—Literary Gazette. Printed fur Henry Cullum), foothill-street. This day are published, is one vol. Bvo. price 12a. RECOLLECTIONSor JAPA N. comprisitiK particular Account of the Religion, Languner Go. verumeat, Laws and Manures of the with Ob«erva limn on the Geography, Climate, Population sad Pruritic limos of the Comitry. By CAPTAIN GOLOWNIN, Author of " Narrative of a Three Years Captivity is Japan . " whith are prefixed, Ci.romilegiral Details of the Rive Decline, and Renewal, of British Commercial llutermaire with that Cutthery. Printed for Henry Collium, Cundnit•alreet. Of wham may be had, by the same Anthiir, NARRATIVE. OF'3IY CAPTIVITY IN JAPAN, two volumes, 18s. Just published, the Se.! I Editinn.roilwllislied with several Wood Cuts, from Disigns by Thomas Thurston, price sa. dd. boards, W OMAN: A POEM.—By EATON STANNARD BARRETT, Esii. Author i f " The Heroine." Forsake her not, and she shall preserve thee; Love her, and she shall keep thee; Exalt her, and she shall promote thee. " Mr. Barrett his evinced both talent and genius in his little Poem, and sustaiiied a flight far above the common level. Some passages of it, and those not a few, are of the first order of the pathetic sod deseriptive."—Quarterly Review, September. Printed for Ilenry Colburn, Conduit-street. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Till: liEnoiNE; or, Adventures of a Fair Romance Reader, Third Edition, 3 vols. IS.. Out the 17th of Noreinbei was poldielied, together with the other Altotanacke of the Company of Statiouere, hand- . . comely printed in a pocket size, price 4s. 6d. sewed, and may he bad in various bindings, PIM CLERGYAIAN'S ALVANACK and POCKET COMPANION for 1819; containing the Proper Lessons for every Day in the Year, the Name* of the Archbishops and Rs*hops (with their Erelesiostienl Pa tronage), sod other Digniia. ies of the Church of L.. also the Officers of the two U silverside* Lists of the peen. opal Foundation Schools—An Ftpitumi, E cc i c , nos s ici a Law, alphabetically arrsoced —Abstract (with N•u•ne. of Commissioners) of the Act for building additional Chuirclwa, Sm.—Abstract (with Names of Commissioner*, of the Act fur impiiiing into Charities.— An Account of the Nature and Perigon of is. several Rebellion and Charitable Insti toil ions in Connexion with the Entiblish.nl Church, Lc. &c. T. which is tolled, Lists of both Hou►e■ of Parliament, Officers. or Stair, &c ter. By RICHARD GII.RFIRT, Aecou.itant to the tioc.et% for Pluinuting Christian KIION Ii dr. Linidusi : Printed fur tbr Company of Stationers, end raid by their Trrs.urrr, Grurer Csrrubill , Leidgete-eticet; sold sit Buukstlkris thrungliuut the Kiagduita. 1818. . , MR. civEsrs Ex THE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON THE PALE HoRFE, CHRIST RF:,LeTrn, PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PAUL and It IRNAISAS receiving the GENTILES, the BRAZEN SERPENT, the CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with Other PIC TURES cud SKETCHES, are TIOVI P .thihinue ander the Immediate Pationage of his Ruyal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, at Nu. 125, Pall. Mall, war Carltua•Hoaae, every day front Ten till dock. Sy Order. CHARLES SMART. f,eeratery. GUILDHALL, L 0411031. t. 1818. Frill F. Cu VI ►I rrr E E lur lETI' I NG the CITY'S LANDS will inaet at Guildhall ua WED NESDAY. she Pith day of Demobw in•taat, at Twelve of 11. r Cluck at Mons, to SELL BY PUBLIC, AUCTION the Office or Place of ONE of the FOUR ONION and FRUIT NI ETuts of the City of London, sAcaost by the death of Mr. Thwart Stubbs. The Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be ana in thawing' time at the Cumptmollrr'a Offiee, G.111.11.a If. JOS. BUSHNAN, Compttuller. 43, LUDGATF.-HILL, Directly sopporlte the London coffeehouse, THE LONDON GENUINE TEA COM PANY are high); gratified at l'oe daily ' , roofs they receive of the •pprohatiou of the qtlailllell of their TEAS It bas been their moot noxious endeavour to select those •al, of the Hoed and otronge‘t Flavour, suit they feel much Haltered that their earliest endeavours to please have not been exerted in vain, they therefore again pledge themselves that every dearription of Teas, of the brat blunts, will always be found on vale at 43, Ludgateatill—while Bomar, and all other rior sorts will continue to be excluded from their Estsblishmenti The London E . :midis? Tea Company have every res. son to suppose, from their Ernst and increasing demand, that there are rely few l'anitlieg in the Metropolis, who have ant made purchases at 23, Ludgate-hill ;—tbose few are very ►espeetfally invited to make a trial, and are requested to purchase the same priced Tram they have hern accustomed to make use of, In order glut the comparison may the more amity he made._ Cautton.—The Public are rtquealed In notice, that No. 23, Ludgate-hill, wb;cli is directly opposite the Loudon Coffee-house, it the only House in Time' established by the Loudon Genuine Tea Company. This Cantee, is the more necessary, as a v reon nt the Nest mid of Linlgate.hill, is daily making some new endeavour to imitate the external appearance of the Establishment belonging to the London Genuine Tea Company ; but the Cumpsny here no cull. INHIPOU whatever with any fwitnlion Tea IT3rehowie. It is not the Suss which the Company sustain by Parehasers gding to the other Howie that induces them to publish this Caution, lust the fear they entertain that the Public may continue in error after they have drank the Teas, and the high reputation of tire Company's Teas angering in conse quence or such eft or. leouisteratt the many attempts Vint are (lady made to impose un the unwary a spurious carepoiti hon irstead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted • sew Label, in which their address, 97. HI rtH HOLBORN, is on conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an %motion hi this, and the ibflerchee of the type, which like all Liter-press, will enable purchasers at once hi Met t the imposition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and 07, Big's Holborn, is cold iu &Allis at 81., Is., and Is. ed. rash MOM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETI E MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War Office, tlereveh4r 11, 1818. bib Regiment of Dag Guards—Surgeon Thomas Gal- Smith Logan, from the 18its Light Dragoons, ill be Sir gran, vice Job, orlor exchanges—dated Nov. 25,1818. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Lord John Beistitick, fi son the lot or Grenadier Guards, to he Cornet, vice Lord George Bentinck, aho exchanges—dated Nov -26, 1818. 11th ditto—Captaiu William Blundell, from the 22.1 Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a TCIIOI I I, vice James Alfred Schreiber, who retires upon lealipay of the 22d Light Dra goons-61mM as above. To be Lieutenants— Lieutenant Fronde Blundell, from the 224 Light Dragoon., vice George Schreiber, who retires upon half-pay 22.1 Light Dragoons, seething. the differ gnge—dened N ov 25, MIR; lord Lieutenant George Wit banouron, from half pay of the 12th Light Dragoons, with out purchase—dated Nov. 28, 1818. 13th ditto—Lieutenant Thoinas Hrtringion Tristrath, from the lid Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without pur chase—dated aer William Hu.lup. Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase— dated Nov. 28, 1818. Sturgeon Henry Job, from the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Surgeon, vice Logan, who exchanges—dated November 25,1818. 18th ditto--Lientenaut Robert Coote, to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Lloyd, who retires—dated Nov. 28, 1818. To be Lieutenants, by purchase—Cornet Francis Nisbelt, vice Conte—dated as above; nod Comet Thomas Hooter, vice Cruickshanks, whir retires—dated Nov. 97,1818 To be Cornet, by purchaor--George Hamilton, Earl of Bel fast, vice Nisbet t —rioted Nov. 25, 1118. Ist or Grenadier Regiment of Furut Guards—Cornet Lord George Rentiork, from loth Light Dragoons, to be En. sign and lieutenant, vice Lord John Rentinck, who ex changes--dated as ramie. 4th Regiment of Foot—Captain George Ramsay, from the Royal IVPIIII India Rangers, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fdereby Stratford lurwan, who ICileVfl orlon half-pay of the Royal West Inuits Rangers—dale d ao Lieutenant Prtriek Carta,,, from the lialfpity of the Bth West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Witham Brooke, I,We-zebrine!, receiving the difference—dated as above. sth Ditto. To he Curtains of Compaitieo—Captain John Bent, from loa.pay of Ike Regrinerut, vice Rohe. t Rateenset, who ex rlisirges—datr el Noe. inher 25, 1818 ; Captain David Eng land Johusous, from ha If. pay of the Regiment, vire John Spearman, who each inv.—dim it • November 26, 1818. To he Llellll . ll3lltf-I.lrtit. Simnel Armouring, trum the butlf.p ry of the Reg n,. lit, vice l'hrisi.,plicr Hill a d, who eschaog. a, rr ceivi-z the rtiff .1 erre, Novernher 23, ISIS; and Lionel !olio Pollock. from hilt piiy of the 0,1 Fool, • lee 1% in. Delimit, who eseteinges,ucceio mg the (111 . - 64, neg.—dated Ihritestilor 26, 1818. 12th iiittu--Liem. Jui•eph Join..., from the 51st Font, to he Lieutenant, es.e t 3 titans Walsh, who retire,- upon half. ;my of the. Slat Foot, rereirnig tile ChireletlCeli'lilll as above 201 h diem—Captain Roltert the 38111 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vire R. are Latch. et Lewis, who relit-es upon halt-psi) of the 38ile Foot—dated Novem ber 27, 1818 91st dirto---taptaitt Colin Campbell, fiom the 66111 Font, to be Copulas of a Company, vu James Wllefii , .. aloe re tires upon half-pay of the 60111 Foul—dater - 1 November 26, 1818 Lieuttnaut John Geerge, (tout the Iralf.pay of the 7th Foot, PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. to be Fit-4 Lentennni, we. Win. Allan, who exciciogins . receiving inn ilifilveisce— ringed ,s above. :nth limo. To be Captains ny Ward Rro•rngon, .trim the 74th Foot, vice Peter Trion, pined on bait-pay 74th Foot —dated November 25.181 A ; esptAlo Chambers, from the lat Foot flosiit., with rul poiciia,e, eke Baillie,dismitmed the service—ilmcd Novestibia 28, To hr Lieutenant—Liedt. George Frederick Pascal, frost Ike 81fit Font, vice Robert Hamilton, placed tipiin half pay of the 8181 Font—datril November 25, 1818. 35th ditto—Lieut. Newland Richard Tompkins, from the half.pny of the Regiment, to be lientimmit, vice R•ei oril Webb, who exch-oiges, receiving the difference—dated November 23, 1818. 41st 11 • illiam Watson to he rnTitnin of a COM. . . piny, by porch's', vice Muir, who reti, es --(Hated Norco'. ber 2d, 1818. tutu Richard Ruiterfield to be Lieutt smut, by Orel:aye, • vice %Valium—dated as above. 451 a ditto—Brevet-Majur Peter oShanghoessy. fami Ole '24 rout, tu he Captain uf a Compiiity, eke William 114,4. mu k, who retires upuu Italf.pay of the g.I Fuut—date.l as above. saoltditto--Captain James Bishop, Glint the 95th F.iot, to ;be Captain a a Company, vier Wlti , m Ake tndwr dun, who retires upou half.pay of the 05th Foot—dale.' as above. 54th ditto—Lieutenant John Pitlon, from the half pay of the Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Henry lrwi.., who Mims upon halfmay—dated as above. 55th ditto--Captain George Herbert, from the halfmay of the 25th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice At t h or Norris, who exchanges—dated as above. 75th ditto—Eurign —:— Townsend, from the Pl3ll Fout, to be Ensign,-vice John Wright, who retires upon lialf.pay of the 1181 h Foot—dated as shove. Illtd ditto—Major James Thorns. Robertson from the h pay of the 6th Foot, to be Major. vire H enry Attul i blis Proctor, who eachauges—dated as above. Lieutenant George Harman, from the half-pay of the meat, to he Liculeliast, vice Witham Mason, who ox changes-dated as above. Richard Calm, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, rte deeeseed . —dated as above. 91.141ito—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Rtainev, from ball pay of the late Regiment of Malta, tube M .jor, vire Duostd Macdonald, who exehanges—dated as above Captain Andrew Donaldson, from the lialf.say of the 44th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. vice 'tumid Mac donald, who csehreges—dated ac 1011 , Ve. 94th ditto—Lieutmant Pniey Pratt to he t aptain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Kiugdeut, whoexchanges—dated as above. Enrich Thomas Richardson .Tinsbrell to he Lientenant, by purchase. vier Pratt—Mated as above. John Ayers Kingdom, (; , :nt. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Timbrell--dated as above. 99th ditto—Captain Ediound thorn's Pne, from the WA..? Biiitsde, to be 81ajor, by potrehtise, vice Martin, who re tires—dated November 1, 1818. VI Ceylon Regiment—Brevet-51)40r Thomas Barley, from the half-pay of the late 3d Ceylon 11' gain/rot, to he (711 plain of a Company, vice Thomas White, *he eeehao.gr►r dated November ZS, 1818. HOSPITAL STAFF. Brevet Deputy-Inspector of 11"spititts Alexaieler Lynn Emerson, M D. from half-pry, to be Phy,,etan to the Fouls. Deputy Purveyor Jonathan Croft, from half-pay. to he He. puty Purv , *yor to the Forms—dated Octottet "23, 1818 To be inspector of Hospitals, by brevet— Deploy Inspector Jelin Robb. M. D —dniesl November IR, IRIS To be I)..puly Inspectors of H o spital-, I.v elan to the Forces Theodore Gurtioo, “,.4 pea Thomas ludic—bulb dated Novenae r 26. 1816. 11116110 RA AIDA. The promotion of Cornet Cde:••li to be Lieutenant in the 11th Light Dragoons, has out taken place. The Christian 11111111 . 11 of Captain of the 64th Fo•d, are Joseph Arthur, and nut John Actinic. The exchange between Lieutenant Fox, of the Royal West 'mkt Rangers, and Lieutenant 111Wesinutt, of the Bth Foul, has nut taken place. The date of Captain Thomas While's reiiiinienirnt in the 2rl Ceylon iteginient is 21st June 1817, sad nut Sth Mardi 1818. Con setssioss tireel by thel'ire-Lingfenwat of ILe County uj Glamorgan. Sir Christopher Cule, K.O B. to be Deputy Lieutenant--.- dated January 19, 1818. Swansea and Fairwood Cavalry. Stephen Bowen Jones, Geut. to be Lieutenant--dated No vember 14, 1818. To he Cornets—John Davies, Gent.—dated as above; and Charles Collins, Geut —dated November 15, ISIS. Commissions signed be the Lord liente4ant of fhe lf 'tiding of the County of York, City and County of tee City of York. 2d West York 51ilitia. Thorne* Tuite, Esq. to be Captain—Dated October 23, 1818. 31.1 West York Militia. Sir John Hayford Tburuld, Bart. to be Captain—dated Oc tober 27 ISM , Soothers; Rezisneat of West Rifling Yeomanry Cavalry.. To be Cornets—Juhu Jubh (prtymultly Gnzeited by the name of William Jubb), Gent.—dated March 19, 1817 ; and William Close, Geut. vice Aldred—dated Octoto.a 11, 1817. Northern Regiment of Veat Riding Yeomanry Cavalry. To he Captains—Marmadotke Lawson, Emu—dated October '24,1817 ; and Lieutenant Edwin Smith—dated Aplil 21, 1818. Tu be Lientemml4.-William Fenton Scott, Gent --dated Or. tob-r 24,1817 ; Cornet .lattaes Graham —dated otpul 1818; Mai marloke Wyvilf, Gent —dm. tl 41,11 2. 1418 ; William "darkliam, Gent.-.-dated May 3,1818; nod ti.vty Candi' r, Geot.--olated Msy 4,1818.. , 1. To be Cortnia.—George Esteem t liarrison, Gent—,late.) Octottil- 24, 11417 ; Franco Gibbs, Gent. vi. r Llaaue, ceased—fisted Dreilnber 5,1;417 ; and 111f)1:140 Evristtl Upton, Gets!. vice James Graham, umoted—datoi April 24, INIB. . . - . . Francis Gibbs, Gent.—to be lotted ns Craven Yeomanry Cie:dry. Thomas eitantheslAin, Eq. to be Slajor . —dete44 Tkcemit,r 18, 1617. To be Capmina— !Wheel Illezarrl, nal —dated nimer ; and Joho BtrtwbiAllr, Eaq —dated 1%- e r n oy er 19, isl 7. To be I.iimienaola—Willimo Blake, Geol.—dated Drr. miser 18.1017; William Chipprn4slc,Gent.--dat.•d Dettwb r 19,1817 ; and David Hewitt, Geol.—dated Drctnikrr 1817. To be Cororta—Charlra IVaikluaoo, Grnt —detect I). rem. her 18, 1817 ; stud Johis gall, Cult —dated Augur: 29, 1818. iitublerafielti Yeomanry Cat airy. Charles Brook, Gent. to be Cornet, t ice Dobson, reqigthil.... dated November 11 , ISIS. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Simnel Aghtois, JoLo Wsrd, mid Jams Iliccinerio. of Ace-Croft, 'tear M.snrh.sts r. eMieu primes'', No. r 24, 11418.—SAmo I Franc,■ Sows, Jomiskin Docker, met J..%, ph Solleq, of Crurd.drert, fietcliff. SI itlilleosex, N..v.mber 24. IgiS Smsterby suJ John 41 d. Clireipootr, LunJuo , graithoroeuteti, NOV...note 12, itilB (For remainder of Gazette see last Page). ~~~