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, (-: dip .4 ~ ( • V' , No. 7,289. ----•--. ( . 1 l \ bit p• +A r a* .. , . . 1 10 ritt* ' s_ Aii .4( • .- M , , .. , , • .....,., . _ dr i O 0 ~. ... g .. . . . . , .1;1 .7 4: 1 '•:.". " a , : Li ' --••go LONDN, MONDAY, APRIL 24 . , 18:2 1 6 1 1 4\ v' • • - Ll-.* :Ill' LiWalill + - Price 7: ri , - , : , . . . . SALES BY AUCTION. NEW ARGYLL ROOMS, REGENT.BTREET.—Mr. Hmi'ES moat respectfully announces to the Nobility, (kil n, and his friends In general, that hla ANNUAL CON ige yin take place ma abort..on THURSDAY NEXT, April to coaroverree at Half-vast Eight o'clock. Pali ?cr e at ure., and Tracts 10a. 6d. each, may be had at the Royal H AMS Institution, Refent.arrest ; at all the principal Stoic Shorre I and of Me. MUM% 7. Adelpiti.ternice. Expected to arrive daily, and will be despatched with all possible Speed, FROM SATURDAY Aucilirs GAZETTE. —Nor— Whitehall, April 18, The King bee been pleased to cepstitele end appoint the Right line. Jamey Ochonear Lord Forties to be his Majesty's iligis etwornhssiceer to the General Assembly of the Church of eleotisod. The Kiog has been pleased to present the Res. Thorne Cannes. to the chsercb and parish of Caniphairn, In the presbytery and geometry qairk cudbright, vacant by the death of the Ree. Hews Corry, late Minister thgre. - The King has also been pleased to present the Rte. Andrew Tame (5 the united church and parish ot Imre Culdstone, 1.. the presbytery of Kincardine O'Neil and shire of Aberdeen, yscent by the death of Ow Rey. Robert Farqubusuu, late Minister there. FOR BOMBAY DIRECT, th e we ll-k nown T e ak, I Bombay-built, coppered SHIP, CUMBRIAN. JOHN CLARKSON, Commander; burthen 720 tons. Ilu a Poop, and highly superior Accommodations for Passetwers, and will carry a Surgeon. For Freight or Pas.age apply to BAZETT, FARQUHAR. CRAIVFORD, and Co. No. 71, Old Emsd.s.teet. LONDON INsTITUTION. I , RAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL , ITO- MOILROW, kj TI.T.t4DA Y, AprU at the Fr e e anserma' Hall, Weft the MS T ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the ROYAL UNION ASSOCIATION. noreps. His Royal /Wow__ *INDIA. of YORK. ___ natatntitY. The Right nondurable Lord MACDONALD. 11101101A1T STEWARDS. John Braham. Esq. H. P'uillips. Esq. starer De Deets, J. Roche. Esq. T. ('oeke. Esq. .1. Sinclair, £.q. C. Horn, Esq. 1. K anion, Esq. Master Barker. &c. &c. ACTIN° STEWARDS. Sir T•D. A eland, Itart..M .P. W. Jerden tsq. T.ll. M. Barrett. Esq. M.P. W. A. Mackinnon, E.q. F.A.S. S. limingiiski, Esq. W. Mudford, T. W. Chevallier, Esq. R. 11. Pitman, Esq. Chas. M. Clarke. Esq. W. Russel, Eut. 51. P. J. Eddington, Esq. R. W. Sievier, E.q. Sir Adam Fergusson J. Thresher, Esq. R. Hoffman, 2 sq. 3. Wake, Esq. R. Jobristof.e, Esq. Ate. &e. Tickets ',not transferrable) One Guinea. for Dinner and Wine, to be had. nn written application to the Office, S., Jmncaater.place, ;rand, triads y. Dmper oe Table at Hal Cost Five o'Clookp GaUery apaitth 191111415 r !keen. iitiDLESEX HOSPITAL .—The ANNII'ER— I n SARI - DINNER of th i s IN STITUTION will be held on MONDAY, May 72, at the Thatched-house Tavern, St. Jarnes's.suret. His Most Gracious MAJESTY. Patron. His Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, President, in the Chair. STEWARDS. lilsrquis of Cholmondeley, V.P. lard Euston The Hon. Mr. Justice Bayley Sir W. W. Pepya, Bart. V.P. Sir John P. f hide. Bart. Sir Chas Forbes, Bart. M.P. Sir Hew Dalrymple, Bart. Rev. Dr. Spry Rev. Dr. Chandler Wm. Gosling, Esq. Wyndham finatchbull, Esq. Chas. Lane, Esq. Thea. Hunt. E.q. F. Bemascuni, Esq. .1)lin Doyle, Esq. James Davis, Esq. JOHN RAWLINSON. Esq. 1 i Treasurers. CHAS. R. BARKER. I:sq. Tidos. One Guinea each, to be had of the Secretari,at the Hos - • : and at the Thatched-house Tavern. St. James s.street. Danner on Table at Six .'Clock.—No Collection after Dinner. 1: 4 LECTIONOF ALDERMAN WA ITH MAN. The Committee for Condu-ting the Election of blr. Alder man WAITE MA N, at the emming contest, appeal with pleasure and confidence to their Fellow-cltirens in hit behalf. and in support of those liberal principles which have so long found in that Gentle man a most able and efficient advocate. Inength or Perrier in the public cause—if the sacrifice of private interest to public duty—if great talent, anti unimpeachable integrity in the discharge of many high, itoportmit, and blinrious offices, to which he has been called by the voice or O. reilbw-CitiZeTIS— CIO give any claim to the ceintidenat of the Livery, where is the man who stands more conspicunuely entitled to. their preference than Mr Alderman Waithman . . . . True it is, that no man can mote in public life without censure. •' Envy will merit, like its shade, pursue, But, like the shadow, proves the substance erne." The meet candid. however, of the political adversaries of the worthy .110...:man have never hesitated to admit that Iris conduct in All public situations has been of the most impartial and ex emplary nature, whilst, by the consistent tenor of his public life, he bus lived down" the enmity of personal opposition, and convertid many of his most strenuous opponents into his earnest friends. _ Rearing in ---- mind, u the Committee have done, how great a majority of the Livery are engsged in retail business, it may be satisfactory to revert to the fact, that Mr. .‘lderman Waithman, troll' his long and varied experience, is not less qualified to re present their peculiar interests, than he is competent toadvocate the great commercial interests of the country, of which retail trade twins so essential a part, and with the success of which it is so insepashly . connected. flow sincerely devoted Mr. Alderman Waitharsn is to these great and important interests may be evinced by his recent exertions in protecting his fellow-cititens against those delusive speculations. which could alone have been successful by the ruin of the great body of Traders, but which, being incom patible with the first principles of trade, have dwindled into insig nitirance, or ended in ruin. The Committee would be wanting In due regard to principle, with respect to the purity of Reprcsontatiun, if it did not suggest that Representatives should be elected without any expense to themselves. A subscription has therefore been opened, to enable the Citizens of London to testify their attachment to the principle of purity of Election. But personal exertions are not less valuable, ald, to a great degree, are even more indisnensable; and, upon the dtspasition of the zealous among the Livery to exert themselves ammg.t their neighbour., and to " rouse the slumbering spirit that exists in every patriot bosom," the Committee trust that they Mar most confidently rely. As the principles of Mr. Alderman Waithman are so univer ally known, it may be sufficient to state, that he has ever been, and still remains, the firm and consistent advocate of public liberty, and the friend of knowledge and improvement; he has lived to Irjrnral the calm triumph of these principles, even in the most im portant measures of his Majesty's present Ministers ; and to the last he nil faithfully hold to these principles, from • conviction that at the'r more perfect and compf.te adoption depend the freedom ad prosperity, the happiness and lasting greatness, of the couutry. Brother Liverymen—ln the support of these principle's, • England expects every man to do his duty I !" Foe the Committee, SAMUEL FAQ ELL, Chairman. Committee Room, Horn Tavern, Doctors' Commons. BY lIIS AJEsTY'S LETTERS PATENT. THE or DAY LAMP, producing PERMANENT LIGHT by touching a string. This invention combines utility, eamorny.durability, and safety ; it is equally adapted to the drawing-room, the library, the chamber of the invalid, and the office of the min of business, and is expected to supersede eserything of the kind now In use. When required for the night, the Lamp may be placed in any part of the room, and the string attached to the bed, by merely pulling which, light is proAnad. In the day it may be used for sealing letters, &c. without the string. To the army, the nary, the law, and the faculty, the student at the un;versity and in chambers, to merchants and bankers, to public offices and private familial, for every bed-rootn, tolCap tains of ships and travellers in general, and for the insides of carriages, it is particularly recommended ; and to the lovers of novelty and the curious in science, it may form an accept. able present. If allowed to burn, the Lamp will yield a steady light for eighteen or twenty hours, without trimming. It is so portable, that it may be =flied In the pocket ; so simple, that a child may use it ; and so cleanly, that it may be packed with the finest linen immediately after use. By shutting the box, the works are so nicely fitted, that nothing ea escape, in whatever position it may he placed. As a proof of this, it has been sent, when fully trimmed, and charged with oil, acid, and matches, from London to Edinburgh, by the mail-coach, as a loose parcel, and arrived in perfect security. hold by appointment, in London, by Mears. Savory, Moore, • Davidano, Chemist. to the Royal Fend y, 136, Bond -street, and 220, Regent-street • Mr. Hudson, 27, Haymarket ; Mr. B alt_gar 150, Oxford-onset ; Mr. Co' bbe, 31, Regent-street ; Mr. Gifford', 104, Strand ; 11r. Cluk, Exeter 'Change; Mears. lye and Burbidge, 130, Fleet-stmt ; Mr. Butler, 4, Cheapaide ; Mesta Camila and Newbald, 41, Bisliopsgate-atreet Within ; Mr. Rogers, 93, Cheapside ; and Mr. Hall, Holborn-hill. ISM, " the Gast Man" who can ever have the honour, Ai singly as Contrietor, to submit • Lottery to the British Public, has been more than usually anxious to render this his last bellow worthy their approval. GOVERNMENT having arranged the last Lottery of all to be taken by the Office. keeps= who usually bid for a Lottery, and determined that DISH'S FAREWELL CONTRACT being the very last Lottery but One that can ever be offered, mutt be all decided WEDNESDAY, the 3d of MAY. ' BISII entreats his " best Friends," the Public, to be early in their application for Tickets and Shares, to partake of the SIX PRIZES OF £21,000, &c. &e. FORMING AN AGGREGATE OF £337.000 ! ALL TO RE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, WEDNESDAY, 3d of MAY. Tickets and Shares are selling at BISH'S, the Contractor's Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9 Charing-cross and by his Agents in all the princip a l Ci t i es an d Towns of the United Kingdom. GREAT Luca I—The tide of success continues to flow uninterruptedly to fish's Of ees—every drawing affords him the gratification of announcing that a very large portion of all the Viten have been sold by him. In the Lottery just ended he sha r,,d and sold several Capitals, including Two Prizes of 20,0001. each, TU. 7,340 Class A, a Prize of - . 1 , 0,00W1/. 10,001 . Class B, a Prize of . . 20,000/. In the previous Lottery, which wits all drawn Gth December last, Bish sold Two of 30, OWL And in t h e Lottery immediately preceding, drawn on the 18th Oc tober last, DA sold Three of 20,000!. And within the last }:lecen Months, Esti sold Five 30 : 0001. and Eleven 20:0001. A COURSE of LECTURES on CAPITAL, CUR RENCV. and LOU MERCE, by J. R. M.CULLOCIL Esq. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the :'fish Inst. at One o•dock precisely. SAM. L. KENT, Hon. Sec. LONDON INSTITUTION. A pen. 13, 1826. TILE ANNUAL COURT of PROPRIETORS will be holden (according to the By-Laws) on THURSDAY, the 27t11 inst. at Twelve o'clock precisely. SAMUEL LUCK KENT, Hon. Sec. NOTICE is hereby given to dm.! HOLDERS of SCRIP RECEIPTS of the LOAN for the SEIVICE of the FEDERAL REPUBLIC of CENTRAL AMERICA, who have not paid the Instalm..nts due thereon, that the period for receiving the said Instalment% is extended to the Bth day of May next; and that unit ‘a the same he paid (with laterest thereon at the rate of 5 per cent, per anntots). on or before that day, the said Scrip Receipts will be entirely tO:leitetl. .1 and A. POWLES, and CO. Freeman's -court, April 22, 1828. On the lith ?fin', three voitonzi, Biro. THE BOYNE IVATER, a 'Talc, by the Authors of " Tales by the rlf ara F•Atily." bet:dots :W. Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers' Hall-eourt. This day. post Aso. 9s. 6d. a new Edit;an of SIX - MONTHS in the WEST INDIES, in 1825. Priassd Ibr John Murray, Albemarle-street. This,t4y, in folio, No 1. 18s. 'IEWS in RUSSIA, POLAND, .GERMANY, V SWEDEN, prepared'in Cotoun•ftam Drawings made in 1813-14, By the Rev. T. T. JAMES. No. 1 contains, Field or Brodino ; Kremlin, Moscow ; Kitai gorod, Moscow ; Dannemora Iron Mine. 'Printed Mr John - Murray, Albemarle-atceet. No. 11. wUI be pub/batted on the Ist of May. On the 15. h of Slay. the Ninth Pan of T HE ANIMAL KINGIMM, described and arranged in conformity with its Organization. By the Baron &c. tte. Sflth additional Daacriptiona of et the Species hitherto named, of many not Won noticed, and other original matter, By EDWARD GRIFFITH, F.L.S. and Others. Pribted for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. In i vol. Ben. priml2s. boards. ASHORT HISTORY of the CHURCII of CHRIST, from the Close of the Snored Narrative to the present Time, on the plan of " Mtlaer's Church History." Designed toe the use of Families and &hook. By the Rev. JOHN FRY, B.A. (Late of University College. Oxford), Rector of Pesford, in Lei cestershire, author of a. oew Tran.la•ion and Exposition (tithe Can. tides ; a new Tran.lotion and Exposition of the Psalms ; of the Second Meant of Christ ; Lectures on the Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans, &e. &c. London: Printed for James Duncan, 37, Paternoster-row. " His matter is unquestionably selected with judgment, and lu minously arranged : his language is dear and concise* and not de ficient in elegance : and we rise from the perusal of his work with very favourable Impressions of his character, with which otherwise we are unaoquainted."—Theological Review. In J vols. Bvo. New Edition, price 365. boards, with a Portrait, engraved by Warren. ri'HE WHOLE WORKS of the Most Rev. Father in God, ROBERT !J.:LORTON, D.D., Archbishop of Glasgow. To which is prefixed a Life of the Author. By the Rev. J. N. PEARSON, M.A. Of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Chaplain to the Moat Noble the Marquis Wellesley. Printed for James Duncan, 37, Paternoster-row ; J. listebard and Son ; L. D. Seeley and Son ; Howell and Stewart ; and W. Rayne% and Son, London ; Parker, Oxford ; and Deighton and Sons, Cambridge. Of whom may be had. separate, by the same Author, A PRACTICAL COMMENTARY upon the FIRST ENS. TLE of ST. PETE It. and other Et pmitory Works. To which is prefixed, a Life of the Author. By the Rev. J. N. Pearson, M.A. In 2 vols. Bvo. with Portrait, price 18s. boards. GIFFORD'S LANDLORD AND TENANT. Just puMished, price 61. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAW of LANDORD and TENANT, in which every part of this important and useful branch of the Common and Statute Law is fully considered, but more particularly the subject of Leases, Notice to Quit, Agreements, ntrtment. Assignments, l)nuble Rent, Distress for Rent, Waste, &c. &c. Replevin, To which is added an APPENDIX, containing the Modein Forms of Leases, Agreements, Notices to Quit, Warrants of Die. tins, Proceedings in Replevin, in Ejectment, &c. &c. By JOHN OIFFORD, Esq. London s Printed for A. ii'hellier, Mitre-court. Elv-place, Hol born ; and sold by an she Booksellers in the United Kingdom. This day is published. by Wm. Baynes and Son, price ss. I BLIOTH ECA SELECT MA, a Bibliographical 13 and Critical Catalogue of Hooka printed ip the Fifteenth Century, productions of the presses established by Schoiffer. Caxton, Ulric Mentelin, Eggestyn, Ouldenschaaf. Sorg, Sweynhern and Pannartz. Mtge] and laser, Zeiner, Ketelaer and Leempt, J. de Westphalia . , Leeurr, Veldener, the Fratres Vitae Communis, Jenson. Ratdolt, Wynkyn de Worde, and almost all other illustrious early Printers, including Editiones Principes, and Volumes unknown to Typographic Annalists. With Works printed by the /Utilises ; a Selection of curious and rare Books, in History, Biography, Theology, Facetia% Romance, and Poetry, in all,Languages ; a number of Ancient Vellum Manuscripts, &c., on Sale at the prices affixed to each article; at Wm. Baynes and Son's Old Book Warehouse, 54, Paternoster-row, London. N.B. The puble4hers take thiS opportunity to' state, that they have recently received very extensive importations from the Con tinent of the most popular Works, in every department of Foreign Literature. CHEAP DAYS, TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS. TAI SON and Co. having manufactured an immense Stock of New Articles in LACE for the Season, are deter. mined to Sell off what remains on hand from last Year, at an ex traordinary sacrifice, and respectfully invite the Nobility and Pub lic generally to an inspection on Tuesdays and Thursdays, until the end of :Hay, where Ladies will find Goods at half the original price. 237, Regent-street, exactly opposite the Argyle Rooms. TUSIC.-LIGHT'S newly-constructed Patent small .1.11. It A RP, &c. decidedly the most desirable Instrument evtr invented. These beautiful little Harps possess all the essential properties of the Pedal Harp, and are as sweet an accompaniment to the voice, pianoforte, ; require scarcely any instruction to play on them, and the prices of them very moderate. Are to be seen, heard, and only had, of E. Light, sen., Inventor and Patentee, 43, (hest 3larylebone.stre•t ; where also may be had, his highly popular new BRITISH LUTES. MiLVANDER K LEFT takes leave respectfully to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that he has now completed the repairs of a mast magnificent MODEL of St. PETER'S CHURCH at Rome, the property of a Nobleman, which has been ermined and approved by some of the first Architects in the kingdom • the dimensions of which are nine feet nine inches in length, three feet in breadth, and three feet in height. It is the only model in the world of such magnitude, and known to be the joint production of several distinguished Popes. This perfect specimen of Architecture will be found to be a correct representation of the interior as well as the exterior of St. Peter's, The proprietor having kindly consented to grant Mr. Kieft the ex clusive privilege of exhibiting this surprisiug production to the public for a short time, as • part remuneration for his arduous la bours, in the repair of it, he gladly embraces the opportunity theft offered him of doing so. Amongst ether articles of curiosity and interest which he proposes submitting to inspection, will be found various anatomical wax models of great beauty, which he has just received from Genoa, and which he confidently recommends as worthy the notice of the gentlemen of the faculty and men of science, consisting of a male and female head and Colossian ear, in different stages of dissection, of an extraordinary and surprising nature, which, upon close and minute examination, will be pro nounced the first specimens of the art in this kingd om ; together with some very interesting models in wax of the late celebrated Pirey, to which Mr. Klett will have the satisfaction of adding various productions of his own, and several items of taste and virtu. The whole to he viewed at his 'private house, 112, High Holboni, between the hours of 11 and 6. Admittance le. CAMBERWELL (MOVE. Handsome!modern Household Furniture, Bed and Table Lioen, ' China and Glass. Books, and various Effects. By 11r. HENRY IA COOPER, (Late Joseph Cooper and Son,) On the Premises, Na. 2, Grove-row, Camberwell Grove, THIS DAY, at 12 precisely (on account of the number of Lots), by ordsr of the Awlignees of Mr. John Demlney, a B.tiikrupt. FURNITURE comprises capital mahogany and japanned fouy.post and tent bedsteads, with chintz cotton furnitures, prime seasoned feather beds and bedding, mahogany wardrobe, secretary and other chests of drawers, dressing and wash stands, and every chamber requisite • handsome moreen and French window curtains; imitation rosewood eirswiiig.room chairs, ma hogany parlour ditto in hair-cloth, and sofa to correspond; sort or mahogany parent dining tables, card and Pembroke ditto, secre tary and bookcase, Brussels and Ritidemiinster carpets, plate. and plavd articles, handsome china and cut glass, bed and table linen, books, and various Effects. To be viewed and catalogues hail en the premises, and of Mr. Henry L. Conner, Auctioneer, 93, Bishopagatc.street Within. N.B. The House to Let. • HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Large Chimney Glasses, fine.toned Cabinet Piano-forte. brae. mend ; an eight-day 'fable Clock, a pair of Olubes, adna and Glass, and various effects. By Mr. H. L. COOPER, At the Rooms, No. 27, Lecdenhall-street, on THURSDAY NEXT, at 11, by order .nf the Proprietor, removing into the country ; COMPRISING Mahogany ltifty four-post, tent and other bedsteads- with chintz ems lure t printeasas, gonad feather beds and heildlngS-Isst".itif" -I ben= rawer. secretary and bookcase ; chests of t % res , ing . stands; an ebonied drawing-room 'cite, consisting of 24 chairs, a sofa and two couches, covered in chintz ' en. resimoding windims curtains and draperies moreen ditto, capital matiogsny patent din. . ing tables, a sidtho4rd cellaret, mahogany chairs, rosewood card. taSles, !no and Pembroke ditto, R handsome rosewood chiffonier, with plate-glass back ; large Turkey carpet, Brussels and Kidder, minster ditto, hearth-rugs, floor-cloth, a liandyonie cabinet piano. lone, by Clementi ; a pair of globes, nn eight-day table clock, a high folding screen, a pair of handeome bronzed pedestal Nuns and stands, china and glue, culinary articles, and miscellaneous effects. To be viewed on Wednesday and morning of sale ; catalogues bad at the rooms. and of Mr. H. L. Coopzr, Auctioneer, 93, Bi shopsgAte-street Within. LOWER THAAIES.STI?I;ET. - TO CHEFS) MONGEMI AND OTHERS. ..... STOCK AND UTENSILS IN TRADE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Counting-houre and Shop Fixtures, Iron Bookcase, Two Horses, Three Carts, Harness, and various Eflects, fly Ur. H. L. COOPER. On the Premises, No. 72, Lower Thames-street, on MONDAY. NEXT, at 12, by order of the Assignees of 111essts. W. and E. King, Bankrupts ; COWIPRISINd a quantity of Butter, Cheer.e, Hama, Bacon, Pork, Ate. &c. t• large Iron Scale Beam, with wood planks ; a pair of Copper ditto ; a quantify of Weights, twenty five Tierces, and sundry empty Firkins; two Nand Trucks, and various utensils ; two useful Horses, three Carts, two sets of Har ness, &C. a few lots of Household Furniture, Counting-house and Shop Fixtures, and vatious effects. To be viewed on Saturday and morning of sale ; catalogue% had on the premises, and of Mr. H. L. Cooper, Auctioneer, 'J3, Bi shopsgate-street Within. COM MERCI A L. ROAD. TO GROCERS, CHEESEMONGERS, AND OTHERS. Valuable Lease, Utensil% in •Trade, a small cpiantity of Stock, Household Furniture. and Effects. fir Mr. H.-L. COOPER, On the Premises, No. 5, Cot. mercial.road, St. George's in the East, on WEDNESDAY, May 3, at 12, by order of the As. signees of Mr. John Deudner. a Bankrupt, COMPRISING the LEASE of a commodious bow hunted SHOP, situate on the smith side and most preferable part of the Commercial-road, and suitable for a Grocer, Cheese. monger, or any other business requiring publicity ; held on lease fur a term of upwards of 18 years unexpired, at a low rent. Also a quantity of Utensils in Trade, consisting of a large iron scale, beam, and wood planks, three pair of copt.er ditto, a quantity of weights, japanned tea canisters, empty firkins, &c.; a few Lots of Household Furniture, and various effects. The Premises to be viewed, by tickets only, any day before the sale; the Stock and Furniture on Tuesday and Morning of sale, Catalogues and particulars to he had on the premises; of Me. Rixon, Solicitor. Jewry.street. Aldgate ; and of Mr. H. L. Cooper, Auctioneer, 93, Hishopsgate.strect Within. A FREEHOLD FARM AND BRICK GROUND ; KENT. By Mama. WARL.TRRS and Co. At Garraway's, en TUESDAY ` May 9, at s l2, in One Lot. A Compact FREEHOLDPARM; with Brick kilns, ,CX. Sheds. and Yard, pleasantly situate at Tatsfield-gven, near the eighteen.milestone on the turnpike road, between Bromley and Weaterltam, Kent, and consist of a cottage resi dence with slated roof, containing tire bed rooms, twu parlours, kitchen, Newhouse, washhouse, dairy, chaise-house, stable, cow-house, sheds, foreman's cottage, and eight enclosures of meadow and arable land, containing 42 acres ; the situation is very healthy, the land abounds with game, and two stage coaches pawl daily. May be viewed ; particulars at the Bell, Westerham ; Crown. Sevenoaks ; White Hart. Bromley ; Lion and Lamb, Lewisham ; of Messrs. Taylor and Dunn, Solicitors, Clentent's-inn ; at Garra way's ; and of Mesas. %Fathers and Co. Fleet-market. RESIDENCE, With Eight Acres of Meadow Land, near Maidenhead Bridge. By Messrs. WA RLTERS and CO. At Garraway's, on TUESDAY, May 9, at 12, by order of the Executors of G. Sturdy, Esq. deceased. ASpacious RESIDENCE, known as the RETREAT, delightfully situate on the bank of the Thames. at Hamill Cookham, near Maidenhead, Berke, and contains seven bed champ ben, two dressing rooms, elegant drawing and dining moms, par lour. library, hall, and ample domestic conveniences, lawn, with carriage sweep. detached coach houses, stall-stabling, cow houses, farm-yard, walled garden amply clothed, pleasure ground, with stored tish-ponds, ornamented bridge, summer-house, and eight acres of rich meadow land ; let to Mrs. Waddington ; held for a long term, at a ground-rent. May be viewed by tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of Messrs. Wolters anti Co., Fleet-market. l'artieulara also at the Red Lion, Maidenhead ; Windmill, Salt Hill ; Star and Garter, Windsor ; White Horse, Uxbridge ; and at Garraway's, London. CAPITAL OAK TREES, WITH THEIR TOPS, LOPS, AND BARK. By Mr. PRICKETT, At the Crown-Inn, Eamt Grinstead, on THURSDAY NEXT, at Two in the Afternoon, in Seventeen Lott, THREE HUNDRED arid THIRTY-SEVEN OAK TREES, with their valuable TOPS, LOPS, and BA RK, now standing, and numbered with paint, on two farms, called Stonelands and the Moat, in the parish of West Hathley, in the county of Sussex ; in the occupation of Mr. Obadiah. Hobbs ; si tuate adjoining to the high turnpike-road from Turner's.hill to Lind Held, at the thirty-three mile-stone. Several of the trees are of large dimensions, the bark of an excel lent quality, and convenient for carriage. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Hobbs, the tenant of the farrua, of whom catalogues may be had, as well an at the Tiger, at Lind Held ; the Crown Inn, East. Grinstead ; the Star, Lewes ; the Talbot, Cuckfield ; the King's Arms, Horsham; White Horse, Edenbridge 4 the White Hart, Guildford ; the Auction Mart; of Measrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Angel. court, Throginor ton-street ; and of fi r. Prickett, 41, Castle -street, Ilolbom. HERTFORDSHIRE. ON THE BORDERS OF ESSEX. VA LUA BLEFREEHOLD ESTATE, Comprising One Hundred sotl Thirty-four Acres of Excellent Land, within a ring fence. By Mr. AIM'S, At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, on THURSDAY, May 18, at 12, in Lots. AValuable and niost . Desirable FREEHOLD ES TATE. distinguished sal Rook's, situated in the parishes of Stocking Pelham and Brent Pelham, adjoining the road leading from Brent Pelham to Clavering, and front Stocking Pelham to Bishop's Stanford, about eight miles from the latter town, ten miles from Walden, fifteen from Hertford, all of which are excel. lent market towns, with good roads, a fine sporting part of the county, and in the immediate vicinity of two packs of hounds ; adjoining the Estates of N. Calvert, Smith, and Hoy, comprising about 119 acres of very superior nrable,pasture,tneadow, and wood land, in a high state of cultivation, divided into conve. nient enclosures, within a ring.fence, with good farm-house, cot tage, and suitable buildings for agricultural purposes. Also, about Fifteen Acres of excellent ARABLE and MEA DOW LAND, situated ou the rued lesdicg from Stocking Pel. ham to Bishop's Stortford. The whole in the occupation of Mrs. Driver, a most respectable old tenant for upwards of sixty years, and of the estimated annual value of 2001. This Estate presents a rare opportunity for the investment of capital. The Estate may be viewed until the Sale, by permission of the tenant, of whom particulars may be had ; also at the Epping Place Inn ; Crown, Ilockerill ; George, Bushop's. Stortford ; Bull, Royston ; Half Moon, Hertford ; Rose and Crown, Sawn Wal den ; of Messrs. R. and M. Browne, Solicitors, Furnival's Inn ; at th e Mart : and at Mr. Mill's Offices, I, Chapel Place, Poultry, London, wheal Plans dike &saw may be seem • SALE BY AUCTION. BIBLIOTHECA SPLENDIDISSIMA. • By Messrs. SAUNDERS and HODGSON, At their Great Room, No. 39, Fleet-street, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, and three following Days, at half-past 12 precisely, A Select Portion of the LIBRARY of Mrs. BLISS, Z.l deceased, removed front her residence at Kensington ; prising an extensive, rare, and valuable cullection of original Per sian, Chinese, Turkish, Hindostan, and other Drawings, exqui sitely finished, representing -the manners, amusements, customs, dresses, trades, architecture, manufactures, and costumes of the Eastern nations, richly illuminated Miss als, expensive works .on Botany and Natural History, the various Galleries, Barks of Pro. cessions, and National %Yreka of Art, and an assemblage of fine Drawings and Prints. ammig which are— FoLim—lioffim Histoire Na•tirelle des Oiseaux, 14 vols. large paper; Mayer's Views in Turkey, Egypt, and Palesticei Storm Naturals • 5 vols. ; Genitives Rhine and Meuse; Sepp'a Birds, 2 v o l s .; Sch , mclizer's Natural History, 16 vols.; Daniell's,Aftican Scenery; Plena Icinies PI intarum, 6 vols.; Thornton's Sexual System of Linnaus ; Lister Disunite, 2 vols. ; Catrsby's Carolina, 2 vols. ; Roithurgh'w Plants of the Coast of Coromandel ; Young's Portraits of Turkish Emperors; Abbot and Smith's Insects, 2 vcds.; Ayton's Voyage round Great Britain ; CEurres de Holbein • Bulliarsi Histoire des Cliampigimes de la ' Eraace, 7 sots. ; Histoire Naturellet 3 sole. large paper; Fowler's, Mosaic Pavements and Stained Glass. 2 vols. • Brook. aliases Pomona; Solvyn's Costitmea of the liindoos; Buchoz ilia. Loire Naturelle, 6 vols. ; Naomi's Rath, Versailles, and farts; Car ter's Ancient Sculpture and Painting; Marriage and Funeral Pro 'cessions, Costumes of various Nations, tlre- QUART/3.-I.e Valliant Naturelie des Oiseaux d'Afrique et de l'A intrigue, 7 soli.; Pilkington'a Diefimary of Psinters,3 vols , illustrated; Donovan's Insects of India and CLina; Lysons's Lon. don and Middlesex. 6 vole. ; Albin. Latham, and Edwards's 1 BIM*, 22 vela.: Emu Papillons d'Europg. 6 vols. i Harding" Biographical Mirrour, 3 vols.; Delwin arn•tbrilegka, *Shoat Repton'a Landatripe Gardening; Asop's Fables, 2 vols, with ilowites original Drawings, &c. &c. °moor°, &c.—Beauties of England and Wales. 25 who. ; Ire land's Works, and Hogarth, 9 vols. ; Dnnovan's Insects, Birds, Fishes, and Shells, 33 vnls.; Shaw and Noddet's Naturalist's Mi... cellany, 24 vols.; Granger's Biographical History of England, illustrated in 8 vols.,*&c. The whole in the finest condition, many on large paper, with proof and early impressions of the Plates, the works on Natural History and Botany most beautifully coloured, sumptuously and tastefully bound in morocco and russia, by Kal thoeher, Staggemeier, C. Lewis, Bohn, Welcher, C. Smith. 31tir. ton, and other eminent binders, regardless of expense, and titishet. in their best style. To be viewed previous and on ;the mornings of sale, and CWSI - had, price Is. each. FEE-SIMPLE. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, in the South West of the county of Cornwall. the FEE SIMPLE of about SEVENTY STATUTE ACRES of A KAHLE LAND, In fifteen enclosures of various sirs!. four-fifths in a state of good cultivation, water in twelve of the fields; seven acres of oak. coppice, five acres of it thinned two years since ; and above MO of the best plaids left standing then, about twenty years' growth ; an acre of orchard, planted three years with choice 'mit trees; kitchen garden adjoining; above two acres of young planta tion and lawn ; the whole about 110 statute acres, be it more or less. A modern dwelling, built in 1022, fit for the reception of a genteel family, containing three parlours, two kitchens, six bed. rooms, closets, dairy, cellars, &c., with two courts behind, inclosed by a stone wall. The dwelling stands near an arm of the sea, about a mile acrriss, near three within its entranca, and abot e four below its termination, with a view between two head-lands of all vessels bound into or out of Falmouth harbour, or through the English Channel, unless at a great distance off the land. There is also a picturesque view of the surrounding country, taking in part of seven parishes. On the pretniaes area farm-house, barn, stables, house for cattle, linhay, mowhay, two yards, &c. Possession may be had at Michaelmas next, or sooner if desired. For further paniculars and terms, imply (if by letter post-paid) to Mr. - Layton Cooke, No. 614 Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. ESSEX. MO BE ROLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. _A Lot 1. A very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the parish of Ni althain Holy Cross, consisting of a good farm • house, with yards, garden, and all convenient out-buildings, and about 41 acres of arable anti fio acres of meadow laud, with an ex tensive right of common on Epping Forest. . . The 11470:5e and buildings are in excellent repair, and the lands well farmed, and must of the fields open into the forest. The whole now la to a respectable tenant at will, at the low rent of 1341. Lot 2. A FREEHOLD PIECE .at MEADOW LAND, in the same oari,h, containing 7A acres ; and several PIECES of OPEN-FIELD MARSH LAND, consisting al acre of Copy_ hold, in Chingford Marsh, and about 20 acres of Freehold Land, in Sewardstone Marsh. This lot has also a right of common on Epping Forest, and is let on lease for a term which will expire at Christmas, 1832, at 5111. per annum. Lot 3. A FREEHOLD and part COPYHOLD ESTATE. situate at Loughton ; consisting of two cottages, and 8 acres, 2 roods, 34 perches, or thereabouts, of meadow land, with a right of common on Epping Forest. This lot is let to a respectable tenant at will, at 351. per annum. Lot 4. A FREEHOLD and small part COPY HOLD ESTATE, situate in the parish of Chingford. consisting of a mes suage, yards, garden, and out-buildings, and three pieces of mea. dow land, contsiniog together 8 acres, I rood, 14 perches.— This lot has also a right of common on Epping Forest. and is let on lease for a term which will expire at Christmas, 1828, at the very low•rentnf 341. • The above lots MB be sold together or separate. For further particulars apply to Me.ars. Bnind►ett and Spinks, Solicitors, Templet or to Mr. John Foakes, Surveyor, Mitcham, Surrey. Great Success ! HAZ.litll & Co. Shared and Sold TIJRtE or £211,000, Int of Lax' Month, HAZARD & Co. are Selling for the Six 1:21,000 AD in one day, 34 MAY. Positively the very Last opportunity but One. Royal Exchange. 26, Cornhill, 324. Oxford -street, and by Agents In all principal Country Towns. ESTABLISH El FNEWBERY and SW' • and other valuable 111e4 Counterfeits, and acquaint Cher sold at their iVarehouse, No. 445 third house from Cheapside. a. d. Dr. James's Powder 22 I Dr. Steer's Opodeldoe 2 9 —l2in a Bottle - 24 0 Camoirdle Drops 1 9 Analeptic Pills 4 6 Convulsion Oil 2 6 Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Paregoric Lozenges I 1 Collins's Cephalic Snuff 1 IA Bilious Pills (New Wry's) 2 9 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Essence of Colksfoot 3 6 The authenticity of the above will be ascertained by the name of " F. Newberg" being engraved in the stamp. Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 I Dr. Hooper's Pills I And every other Medicine of repute. On taking six the stamps are allowed. [) M EDICINES. Proprietors of Dr. James's icines, caution the Public against n, that none but the genuine ar.) in St. Paul's Church-yard, the I. d. 1: 4 10R WORMS, FITS, PAINS in the STOMACH, &c.—The more usual symptoms of Worms are Fits, pains in the stomach, aide, and head, loss of appetite, and pale, languid, and emaciated appearance in tke Patient. The extraordinary efficacy of CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES in all such complaints, as well as obstructions in the bowels, and every disorder where opening or cleansing physic is required, is so universally known, and has been publicly acknowledged by so many persons of distinction and rank in society, that it is unne cessary here to enlarge on their peculiar virtues. Sold in Boxes at Is. I Ad. and 2s. 9d., by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of Si. Paul's, London ; 54, _Sackville-street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes-street. Edioburgh; Savory and Co. 139, New Bond-street, and 220, Regent-street; and by the prin cipal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had PERRY'S ESSENCE, which has been de clared in highly-respectable Journals to be the " best thing ever discovered for the Tooth and Ear-ache." In Bottles, at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. DR. ForIIERG I L L'S NERVOUS DROPS.-:-To those who are afflicted with Nervous disorders and their various distressing affections, as oppression of spirits, head-aches, loss of appetite, indigestion. spasms, tremors, fainting MS, and debility or relaxation of the system, it is confidently recommended to have recourse to the above celebrated :Medicine, from which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due penes verance in it agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-seta blishment of their health. Sold in bottles at 4s. 6t1.; 11s. ; and 29.5., by Butlers, Chymists 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's. London ; 54, Sackville-street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes.street, Edinburgh : Savory and Co. 136. New Bond-street, and 220, Regent-street; and by the ptincipal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, Dr. FOTHEROILUS TONIC FEMALE PILLS. recom mended in general debility of the constitution, also as a safe and excellent remedy in those periodical irregularities which females, of delicate and languid eat nlation, more especially the younger put, are liable to. In boted, at lc I id. and 2s. Vd.. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Ofdce, April 22, 1826. fat Regiment of Life tinards--Guruet and Sub-Lieut. It on. R. T. Lome, rice Sydney, promoted and Cormd and Sab-Lleu:. Mon. H. 6. haw, Mlllerrl. promoted-Ito be Lieutenants, by purchase. C. G. Dn Pre,, Gent. vice Leevon and Si, E. Blocket, Bart. vice Law—to be Corneas nod Sub-Lieutenants by plirchaee. 21 ditto—Major A. Chfchmter. from the hat-pry, to be Major, vim C. 4th ditto-11. J. W. Cullingw o od, Sarum, wbo eacheagev, receiving the difference. 26 Regiment of Dragoon Gouda—Cornet and Adjutant P. C . Griffiths to have the rook of Lieutenant. Gent. to be Cornet, by purchme , vice Doren, promoted ; end 3unyeon P. liftekteni, from the, , Lffiti root. to be Surgeon. vice R. Pyper, who retire' upon half-pay. Ml' ditto—Capt. N. M. Crichton to be Major, by porchave, vice Wolkot. who retires. Lteat..l. Sardine,, by parebane, vice Cwichton i rind Cagt. J. liennedyarom the halt.pay. vice G. T. Colomb, who etching's. receiving the difference—to be o'l4 des. Cornet R. N. litsois. ',re Gardiner, to be Lieutenant, by parebole. S. M'Call, Goat. etc:: Nartil4 to be Cornet, by parchme. lot Re.clment of Dragremv--P. Tbootos, Gent: to be Great, by parchire. vice Skipwlth. promtdeAL 9d lieglieeLt of Light Dragoons—W. C. Shipley, Gent. to be Col net, by purchase, trice litichorddon, promoted. 4th Ittglatent of Dragoons--Cups. E. /4.Wlgley, from the her ay, to he Captain, rice J. W. Dunn, who excluu,ges, receiving them emote. }l, Cal lotton. Liette. to be Coma, ur pinchine, rice Artbuttatett. Fro e , ith i•-ent of Light Drognone—A. Rocretorre, Geed: th - es Carat fc pittre. rice Rail, promoted. Sib dhto—Cornet J. Miller to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Spooner, promoted. 10th ditto-3. Blusters, Gent. to be Cornet, b 7 purchase, Ore L: ne. pre,. motel . . 12th dAto—Capt. W. lierraford, front the ball-pay, to be Caplet', vices IL B. PeilNar, who exchanges, receiving the differeuce. 15th ditto—J. C. Baird, Gent. to be Cornet, by purcluce, vice Bellol4 promoted. 14;th ditto—Lieut. J. Douglass, from the Blot Foot, to be /Acute°ON kr purcha .e, vice Smyth, promoted. 1-t or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieut. min Capt. T. E, IC Barrett to he Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Barclay, decridsre4. En.ign and Lieut. J. M. Drummond to be L.vutenaot and cmltira i S purchase, vice Ellis, promoted. I'. A. Keonnis, Gent. to be Enslitit Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Drummond. Coldttreom Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain G. Bentincir, from alria ha limy, to he Lieutenant and Captain, vice .F. M. Shawe, Otto it change, receiving the difference. Second 'Lieut. J. C. Clitherow,..fri. the Rifle Brigade, to be Ensign and Lieutenacit, by parchattra, eFdb. promoted. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Capt. G. Dixon. : from the 25th Foot, tat be Lieutenant and Captain. vice Northey, aim exchanges. 3d Regiment of Fort,— Lieut. S. 1114 d, from belf-Day 60th Foot, to be Lietfteuant, vice Whealetone, appointed to the WA FOOL 13th ditto--Second Lieut. C. White, from the Ceylon Regiment. to bit Ensign, %Ace Pearson, deceased.lJth • ciStto—frnsign H. Rudyeard to be Lientetient, by purchase, vie? IM4 too, promoted. C. W. Hint, Gent. to be gintign, by purchase, Hie 16th dittl—T. Dowgiass, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Kalirt4 ;vomited. 25th ditto---Lieut. G. Dixon, from the 3d Foot Guard s, by porches* vice Burgh, who retires ; and Captain E. it. Northey, from the let or Grenadier Foot Guards, vice Dixon, who exchanges—to be (.attains. 2rlth ditto—Lient. C. W. Thomas, from. the with Foot, to . be Lieutertanti vice Pigott, appointed to the tiOth Foot. 27th ditto—T. Grove, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,„siCaGeodzatog promoted. Nth ditto—Ensign G. H. Calcraft, by purchase, vice Berkeley, promptl% and Lieut. A. Gammell, from the half-pay, vice J. Campbell, who err changes. receiving the difference—to be Lleuterinnts. .t. F.rery t fat vice Sullivan, promoted, and F. P. Trapaud, Gent. vice Celcraft,-'4a Ensigns, by purchase. 29th ditto—Lieut. B. Lucas to be Captain, by purchase, vice Deed" itpi pointed to the 75th Foot. Ensign W. H. Sheppard to be Lientenene, by purchase, vice Lucas. A. Hatborn, Gent. to be Ensign, by purebalta. vice Sheppard. 30th ditto—Ensign C. H. Mareebeaux to be Lieutenant, vice Gregg.'de,- ceased. E. It. Gregg, Gent. to be Ensign, vice hitaretheaur. 34th dittis-`W. W. Abney, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, rice SWUM' field, appointed to the 52d Foot. 35th ditto—Lieut. C. Buchanan, from half-pay Royal York Bangers, to hi !Arun-tiet. 36th ditto--Lieut. F. J. St, Quintln, from the half-pay to be Lieutenant; vice .L.Roberts who exchanges, receiving the difference ; Ensign H. C. Hay, froni the eld Foot to be Ensign. vice Vi*iike, pro-mared. 40:11 ditto—Hospital-Assistant J. Idackenrie, M.D. to be Assistant. Surgeon. 41st ditto--Ensign J..G. Inglis, tram the 54th Foot to be Lieute . uiani, bi purchase, vice Gray, who retires. 42d ditto—Hospital-Assistant J. M'Gregor to be Assistant... Surgeon. 4401adietre-.4.weign -.4.-As Esposito. from the 13th Foot, to, by„,kettill,4o by purchase, vice Hawkins promoted In the 80th Foot, 40th ditto—Lkut. K. de Li-.le to be Captain, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. Eroaan H. tie f ting to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ibiale. C. Ty.sen, (Jett. to be Ensign, by purchase. vice %lucent, pro moted. .51st ditto—Ensign V. Isham to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice-Estridge k promoted. C. T. Yanddeur, Gent, to be Ensign, by purch a se, vie* !sham. 521 ditto—Ensign W. W. J. Cockcraft, to be Lieutenant, by porthole% vice King , promoted. Ensign S. B. Streatheld, from the 34th Foot. to be Ensign,'Sice Cockcroft. 53d ditto—Lieut. J. Wheatstone, from the 3d Foot, to be Licutcnent, Vito Bremer, who retires upon half-pay 60th Foot. 34th ditto—Ensign It. Burton; by purchase, vice Crofton, whit retiree, anti Lieut. F. K. Tincombe. from half-pay 30th Foot, vice Thomas, sp., pointed to the 2nth Foot—to be Lieutenants. C. llaintry, Gest. visa prvmoted In the 41st Foot, to be Ensign, by purchase. 35th ditto—l). L. Fow.ett.• Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Allegy whose appointment has not taken place: 56th ditto--Lieut. R. S. Vicars to be Captain, by purchase, vice Webster., promoted. Ensign B. Keating, vice Keating, promoted; and ii/20,111, G. Hogg, vice Vicars—to be Lieutenants., by putchase. J. F. Ayianr,e Gent. by purchase, vice Keating; and Ensign R. Keatin, front this ti-ilh Foot, vice Hogg—to be Ensigns. Gsilt ditto—Ensign Hon. H. B. (hey, by purchase, vice Hunt, pmmotod,;. Ensign C. Wise, by purchase, vice Am..inck, promoted and J. il. Palmer, from the tedh Foot, vice W. Mackay, wh. retires upon batf-pay ad Wed India Regiment—to be Lieutenants. E. nt. Vitscsurit Ingb'y, Grit. vice they ; and F. P. Gent.irice ‘Ol Einigns, by purchase. ;oth ditto—ttunrtermaster-Sergeant J. Wilson to be Quartermastea, vice Norman, deceased. • 71st ditto—F. Dobson, Geut. vice Stronstways, promoted in 7th Foot, and E. M. Stack, Gent. vice Hay, promoted in 7th Foote-lobe ensivt..; by purchase. 75th ditto--Gaptaln T. Atkins to be Major, by purchase, vice Macadam,. promoted. Captain H. Deedes, from the H;b loot, to be Captain, vier Atkin+. En.ign Hon. R. Preston to be Lieutenant, by pus...sifts% vt.e flail,' promoted. A. Jardine, Gent. to be Easigu, by purchase, testi Preston. 78th ditto—F. Montgomery, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vire Holy. onke, promoted. Hospitai.Assistant J. Thompson to be Assistaut-Sar geon. 81. t ditto—Ensign A. Splaine to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dcog. lass, appointed to the 18th Light Dragoons. 1.. Heyland, Gent. vice . Reeves, promoted ; and H. De 'tame, Gent. vice Splaine—to be Eel. by purchase. 82t1 ditto—l'. Stanford, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hay, ap. pointed to the 36th Foot. rtilt ditto—Lieut. J. O. H. Nunn to be Captain, by purchase, vice Chad. wick, promoted. 87th ditto—C. Urquhart, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ramsay, promoted. 89th ditto--Lient. W. Gorse, from half-pay 3d West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Palmer, appointed to the *l3th Foot. 90th ditto—Lieut. J. Pigott, from the 211th Foot. to be lAentenrint, vice F. H. Buckeridge, wbo retire upon half-pay 310th Foul. 91-t ditto—Lieut. W. E. Crofton, from the Nth Foot, to be Captain, Mn: - ray, deceased. Kid ditto—Lieut. H. Connop to be Captain, by purchase, vice From. promoted. Ensign A. R. Evans to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Connop. W. Guthrie, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Evans.. • 93th ditto—Lieut. E. Mayne to be Captain, by purchase, vice Browneon, who retires. Ensign E. Harrison to be Lieutenant, by purchase, VII*. Mayne. W. Wood, Gent , to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Yardmen.' '96th ditto—R. Bush, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lloyd, pros muted. 99th ditto—Ensign J. Nicholson to be Lieutenant, by purr base, vice Pearson, promoted. J. Lecky, Oent, to be EuAgn, by purchase. vier Nicholson. Rifle Brigade—Second Lieut. R. Bering, by purchase, vice Slade, km. moted ; and Lieut. W. Sullivan, from the half pay, vice IL 3. litoted-, rigg, who exchange% receiving the difference—to he First Lieuteutibp.' Gentleman Cadet 3. Buckner, from the Royal Malloy College, vita Loring, to be Second Lieutenant, by purchaie. ' Ceylon Regiment—Second Lieut. H. Van Kempen to be First I.,:eute naps, - by 'lurches,. vice Dempsey, who retire". W. Hope, Gent. rice • H. H.Whtte, deceased; and J. Deaken, Gent. vice C. White, appointed, la the 13th Foot—to be Second Lieutenants. GA RRI SONS. - Oen. Ron. Sir E. Paget, G.C.ri. to be Governor of the Royal MiAtary College ; Gen. the Marquis of Anglesey, G.C.B. to be Captain of Casks, • Gude, in the bile of Wight, vice Sir E. Paget, STAFF. LietlL-Col. T. W. Taylor, from the lialf.pay to be Superintendant. of till civility Illdilog Establishment, vice .1. G. Peters, Wilk° ratireC • tigua` ... . half-paY. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff-Assittant Sturgeon J. W, Watson, M.D. to be Surgeon to the EPlctet. ' vice F. Jebb, who retires upon half-pay; Assistant-Surgeon W. 0tt1.., son, from the 64th Foot to be Aesistant.surgeou to the Forces, Vic, Francis M•Doungh, placed upon half-fiky i Hospital-Mistattutt T ; "„ Downing has resigned his commission. • UNATTACIIED. • liejor W. Macadam, from the 73th Foot ; and Capt. C. P. Ellis, from Ow Ist or Grenadier lieglitient of Foot Guards—to be Lienteuarit-enintlghe ''. of Infantry, by purchase. ..• . •-•ittl , Captains P. A. M. Finser, from the 93d Foot, vice P.. 1, Ifirghen.ollei Royal Artillery, who retires ; C. Rowley, from the Mith 'roof; ISt. klfditi ater, from the 56th Foot ; J. Campbell, from the 49th Foot , and J. all& wick, hog the Stithibet—to be Majors of Infantry, by purchaart• Lieutenants turd W. F. Montagu, from Ceylon Regiment, vice G. Dtscou * whose appointment has not taken place; M: .1. Slade, from 1111''' gale; J. B. Spooner, from tab LArtlst Dragoons I W. Childers, f ro I ; Foot; 11. Itarion, from Ihth Foot; R. D, Ring, prom 32d rooi; G. keley, born 211th Foot} J. It. Smith, from 16th WM Prageops ' I,- • Oat F. Fla; froth 3th toot i C. Entridge, tianli : slat root ; from ROM Ballad, i C. Pearson, from rile !lady C. J . :Divitig t 33d F a ct; and W: Amliinc, front 65th Foot 7—to tie 140 2 041 . 0 f lift,. by purchase. ' Cornet C. 3.3tormter, from 15th I,lnlit Dragoon/; linsign It. W,liruktu from 3dth FoJt ; Ea Ago It. J. N. Kellett, from I.tbil'ont y IsidigArie