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I V NATAL INTELLIGENCE. r0,15 , 1U1 , 711, SETT. 20. The .4; Mt ninon of (i 4 guns. Sir r &yard Berry, lx, 11-t sails this morning, preparatory to her goitr out of harbour. Arrived the Vigilaat cutter, from Girrnser, and tke Daum: Fths, from Antsierdam, bound to Oporto, detai , .ed by the :li/rule:ten cutter. Sailed the Chaser cutter, ow a cruise ; and the Pro :pro bomb, with a convoy for the Downs. PLYMOUTH, seer. 19. Came in the FaNdroriant and Piont,,,, , e,t, men of war. frsm the Channel Heel ; Lad, Trarrrn, armed s yin, :tom a cru.ce, wi..h the Portuguese ves sel sem 5,: r, ran, from Petersburgh, laden with naval troves, w •:r: ste has detained ; a:‘,l the Land. from .rcelima, detained by the Happy Itelurn privateer.—Wind S.W. OEM., SCPT '2n. Arrived L'lmmartalife and Ariadaa frigme, ; Belltill .tipersb,s, Arulanin, and L'Uti'e slovps war : Koisi bomb, and several gun-b,igs, from MT the French coast ; and the Seiet sl hop . t war, from off the ; and remains in the Downs, with the shies as per laA.—Wind S.W. PT. 21. Arrived the Amethyst frigate, from the North ward. Sailed the Zephur and Sly rdy sloops of war for Sheerness. The Yetuvi.,s bomb has a signal flying far a convoy to the weawArd. Wind S. W. FROM L. ..Y LYS LIST. •1141 , AL11. At Carres.—Tlinehanc% fmts Starltimlen. tirwet—The Zmaturel, Martin, from BiIlyel; and the Verstet,ehop, tr,..e Si. Ait:tese. At I,,tve,, , ,oleel'ile ‘'eeerehi-, 1.-et•?; M tweet, Edward.; slot the ?leonine, M'Fte, front &Outdoes. They tailed on the 31st et Jun. In d Alexander, seen, from Quebec; awl the Nilirtieipvt, Drummond, (nun 14,4aehusetta. EAST INDIES. SIT*ACT OF a LETTEit DAT. 0 cerr Aci, Lac. " On the sth instant, Colonel I fircourt's detach inenl Wei:. by a gallant assault, the very strong fort of Khonclah, or Koordah, unfortunately t:.e with rome of his people, made their escape. sl'e sustained very little loss in the reduction of this place One officer, Lieut. W. Bryan, of the Madras European tegiment, killed ; and about 10 rank and file killed and woundeo." GENERAL ORDERS, IV HIS ESCLLIancY TILL COMMANDLII.Itt-CIIIET. Heati-guarteo, Camp before Bliurtpole, January 11, 180.1. His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief, having received His til.ij-s - y's warrant, empowering him to grant the local tank of Colonel to such Lieutenant- Colonels of Ili , . Nl.ijesty's service, as have been sit sedcd in rank by the Lieotenant-Coloncls of the Company attai: - .ing the rank iif Co!obi], by being appointed to the cinninand or .1 regiment, is pleased to publish it for the information of the army : GEORGE R. hats,, it hash been repte-emed onto that comiJetable irt,OIIioCO{CITCO to the ir.tli :riser , and CO to see, and that great joint. , iv done I. the offteers of our ••• errv•ng to India, from tie poetic* in the Bast India Comiraoys service, of conferring on a LituteriantrC•ilinutl, when he sic t• a re„rilleat, t. a tank Colonel, whatever ray be the toil* of Its Commis% it. ad • reuren-oi-Culmiel, and without referent to his A-ant:lingo, the ss 4 i4.Jl6 01 out 111 cm,equence of which wallow. ti o ere. ,, ir part of the Lren estate-Colonels of our Irian's, hell in lids, are at once at pet:ed.:4 on Rank a , ld Command, ;iy tke Company's Chfscent, who had bed. e,ratilatahly taco Js.u!•,ra, avi nek. Witb a see to ri nied; sou- evil, 'se are please Ito di rect. the' the local Rank of one shall be cnitferred upon all the Li aa tenaiit Calomel‘ of ow Ttoinfl Sinving in India, who, as Listiteitmt-Colottel.,wer Scum to the Cni,.., , any' , officco, who have, mon time to time, Obtained tire 94 lk of Colon:1s, to comequeoce of their snecmding to Regitner.O; and that the said lora! tank tit Colonel tlia.l have a pr. • •of dam to that of the Company" , often, in Wertillta to the dates of then re 'pram Crunn.iolinv, as Lieutenant•Columelt lab our fu.ther idealaate, tbat, in Amite cases, where. Lieu tenant-Co:0nel of the Campus's 5019,1C9. ;bait succeed l 0 the rank of Colonel, surf. I 'eatvilaut-Culnice:. of Out Army, liefVe ing In as shall be Sewer to the f..riner, in of espial d shall, is a matter of course, obtain the lo.ral mob of Colonel in India; with a 'fats containable to that of the respective Com inissioin tit i......utena-tcainnet. And we pet , you full powrr sna authority to grant Cutntnirioy, io.ifirrning the local rank of Colonel intim cases sonve•tr.entionetf. • And all soils Officio', to ohne: Tent shall grant Commis inns in the .armor herein direet•d, are to be acknowledged, and to eiatiniand w, than' respective stations, as if they had received C u mmlanions front Us. Given at nor Court at St. James'a, this Tenth Day of A; rd, in the Font-frorth Year of our Reign. By Its Alahtety - itonsmand,' 'Sisred) HOBART. - 1 ,--- . FROM sraultn.ir Nwars GAZETTE. adosfralu.Ogice, September 21, 1E05 . . Copy of a Letter front the Honourable Wlll•sni Cornwallis, Ad.niral of the White; to William Marsden, Lsq. dated Ville de I.lshatit, the 17th Sent IflOa. SIR-1 hay,: the I ....... ur in acquaint the Lords Commission• .r. ui the Ad toran.y, tat His Majesty's ship Amason fray, tins mismeot, one; and I Lidos*, fur their Lirds;.ips' iii iontiatte., a letter Lapt.on Parke , , Orme au acconut ire 1...1••1: Colon in wnt:, and shimmed, tltc Itrinei,.e de la Paz Spanish Ct)rvelte privateer. 1 nave the li.tiniur to b., ite. W. CORNWALLIS. His Majesty's Ship Ainazoit, oil UsWitold . 11th Seat Ito:, SIR—I beg to 7cquaitit you, we tell in with the hmieward boud J at suu-s 1, eau the 31st August, during .e, hard oath-vrest gib-, eighty leagues to the wed waid of SOH!, in 1 h a ving, * oh wine .'illiculty, kilned front one of the coo soy. that several of Me Rem hail arparated. 1 indeed it ltr"t'Pt to continue on him Ainion directed in your order, in iwpes . ari l collecting and atteding ,instetti•on to the straggle's; we bete l tot met any; but, I ant happy to infirm yon, on the 13tli in slant, in Lit. 49 deg. bra min. N. and hung. 13 deg. :.10 i nn W.l li, hia;esty'a ship under my coininsitel, captured the Nears.' .le la Paz, a Spanish corvette s.rivateer, carrying tvretits-kour iiiiteinsunderv. isod four lira% swisels, with inns hundoxl and sixty men en hoard, I rinci..al:y French This ship was fitted "Of at Vigo tire weeks hefore, and hod • falcon the Prince of Wales packet from Lisbon, and the Lady Nelson letter of marque. (inn Virginia bound to Glasgow We found part of the crew of the latter ship on Loud the pit 'weer, and a cntiii.l,rahll. sum m specie. • I have mac' satisS.Aimr II her capture, as she was com pletely stored tor frAlail1110; two nautilus longer at :ice, and her Captain, Fraticces ht•:l‘, A.l experielic.d cruiser, who com manded the French privawr Lc Weave, daring the late war, greatly to the annoyance of our trade. I hale the honour to lie, Sc. W. PARKEK. The Ifonourablit Wiliam C,ITIVIAII4, Sc. Ste. Ac Copy Of a Latex from Vies Admiral Sir Andrew NI itched', K. K. Comnwndet 1 , 1 Chlri His hf.joity's Shoos and Vessels et Halflex, to W Linn Marsden, 11.1 date' at Ilalifax, the 214 of August, IPOS. SIR-1. have the honour to inclose, for the informatitin of the Lora. L'osnoilssieners of the Admira'ty, Ci.ea letters front Captain &rest; int, of Fl:4 Maievy's ship Camboan, .rating the eaptaie of two of it enemy's anrateers; 41110 the cutting out of St Mary' , timer a shit), brg, and a Swinish reho'ruar fount teal by whirl, thor Idard,bies will "theme with what coolnese and bravery that fettice w.v condoned under the dire. tint of Peutenant George re it, and so Italy stimuotad by Lieutenant Al+.stermasi,..l the Royal Mantis.; in slin:t. the steady VIll• duct of both petty seamen, ann marine., was such at omits my warm.st shaisits ann coiniiiendatiesi I and I beg lairs, nose Strwisly, to reliiinsariel them to th , •ir Lordships' notice. I ..are Or mounts. to be, .Ic. A. MI hc IIELL. Ilia Matesty's Ship Cambrian, in Lat. 29 deg. 52 deg Jui.e hi, ISUS. SlR—This day Dewar ant Pigot had the direct-oat of the Cambrian's limits. With ?re /11111C11 he nitwit gallantly hoards,' the Spanis privateer schooner Maria, of fourteen guns and si ty men Lieutenant Crofton, itt the haree m instantly fe 'owed hint ; the wage. was cannot. ,outatithstadin; every re o-tance Was M:11111! Toe other boar, 414 ism get nit bawd until she aiiirendered; hut no lee; intrit is do-• to the whew' and wen, who al .-uunr...eTe I this s-,vice Lieutenant Pigut ter' ine every o•e did ,tits duty most cheerfully. Two excellent men were Wed, and two wounded. have the honour to be, &C. 1. P BERESFORD. To Sir Andrew Mit..htll, K. B. &c. &e. ice. Ilia Majesty's Ship Cambrian, at sea, July 3,18 OS stß—xr, a 0111CP of twenty.two hoots, we have just cap tive.% the Finch privateer seiimmer Should,. She mounts twenty goos, is two hundred tons, and intety fise men; had capturod the English letter of margee the el)ee, bound to Liverpool. She unrendereil W I ve r y •sho d rat •r ; and, but for the exertiost of Lieutersant Pivot, with one of the boats, every soul in her would have beer. lost. I base the honour to be, .Ite J. P. IIEIiSSIORD. To Sir Andrew Mitchell, K. B. &c. &e. dt His Majesty's Ship Cambrian, Jule $l, Itos. MR.-.1 Leg Lave to present yea 'ado a recital of Lieutenant Pints proreedimts, from ILIA Slaiests's ship ender my coni• nand, in a schooner privateer we had taken on the 34. Ile inside the best of his way to the river St. Mao y's, where we hen infor.nation of two Olio: and a srhonnrr; he girt .df the har bour on the CIO, and, on the ith, he liricrwel with the schooner twelve miles up a mirror, -T„ through a continual fire of the militia and riflemen, until he got within .riot of a ship, brig, and schooner, lashed in a line 2 , 11k4 the river; he migagel them for an hour ; the schooner grounded; he 'tad recourse to hi.boats; and, after an obstinate metalled, eiiried the ship with her guns; he obliged the men to quit the brig and schooner took possession of all; then turned hit fire nu the militia, about ) liundrid in number, and a field-piece, which were completely routed. Licutena:it Pigot gist two weireids in the head, by musket-balls, arid one in the leg. Lieu. tenant Masterman of the Marines, who most shy secooded all Mr. Pigin's views, eseaped unhurt, to the wonder of all, fur his cl o thes wcie shot through and through; Mr. Lavnons manerss• mate, wounded seve:elv, as well as Mr. Mitchell, midshipman, Mews (Ir,fferitainife, Kolirsan, and Wilkinson), behaved well, a< indead did all on this 4.4C.i.1011. Two were killed, LA four tom wounded. This very gallant MtVitl , t was oivierved by sinus h ourkeds of Astieric.uss Grim the opposite side. of the river, whe expresser, their adonishinent. !•ir. rive never quitted thederk for nearly three weeks, ea cept to get his wound. dressed, wind' inspired the rest; the MAt ad for that time, and the enemy never attempted to attack him. I hope he may meet every reward surh con. disrtde.erviat he really i. an ediva Oflieer, always ready. The ship prunes to be the Golden Grove, and the brig the Ceres, of London. taken by the schooner. a Spanish pneatme, of %iv sun- and seventy men, two mouths since. The enemy , had armed the ship with eight id!,ipssunder., six swivels, and fifty men; the brig was defended by serlirel. Ind small Arie. I am, Sir, J. P. BER<•SI4RD. Tu Sir A. Milebrell. K.R. &c. &c. lee. A List of Killed xe4 Woaed.•d. K4le4--Davnt Mack 'mush, Gasman William lewington, ma its. Wounded—Lieutenant Pigot ; Mr. t., we in, %faster...mate ; Mr Nl•tchell, Midshipman ly voiiirgest foes,; Robert Col lo'', William White, Wiliam Bethel!, Willies M.Dowell, it•.b-rt WAIMPP, and W ilitam Davis, sealneA I; ♦♦triven' Wat in“ Thomas Sprinter, R .bert K,.itardson, and Charles Lover, private. o: :nirines on the Spanish side—Tiventy.five seamen, with five Americans. Wountleel on ditto—. Twenty two seamen. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wir , O,See, Sep el, 1901. Sd Regiment of Dragoon Guar Is—Lieutenant Geirge Watts to be Captain of a Trap, without purchase. 4th Ditto—Curvet John Wrixon to be Lieutenant, without Furehose, 6th Ihtto--Cat tain Henry Shims, from the Si Foot, to be Captain of a Ttoep, v CC Boynton, wl o exchange.. 7th Onto—Cornet Henry Tweedy to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vies AValliiiger, +lto retires. Rich Jebh, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Twe.slr . 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons-1N ijoi-U:minial Piviie, front the M Dragiemi Guard., to be Lieuirliant- Colonel. 1.1 Regiment et Foot Guard.--Captain Charles Murray to be Adjutant, vice Durntwd, appointed :viajor o: Brigade, Coldstream Regiment of Foot Odard.—lti. card Greiiile, Gent • to be Ensign, by purchase. Fish Regiment of Fll.Util.C7rt S. th to be Lieutenant-l:olutiel. Cate•in William linter Knight, to 1r: Major. Silt.,:or John S:l4l+, front Major-General Champagne'. Regi ment, to be Major. Mai... General Champagne's Regiment—Captain Christniihis Rind, frnin O..rrisoil 11 t 'or Alves., without pardaiiie. vice Shaw, apt...nut:ll to tit. Foot. •..'. .. • 54th Regiment of Unwell H. Ft from the 51st Foot, to b.: Captain of a Compasy„ wdhuut pur• chase. 92d Dotow.Limatehant William Phipps to be Captain of a C-itienny, without ptireli,,, vaie A. M'Oriorii, pro moted. lIOSPITAI. STAFF. John Kin;, M 13• to bz Phinociati to the Forces bmoris M V to be Duto. J. Foal, Omit. t» La Laepuiv Purveyor to the Forces, 'rico :wrest', ytuolul .I H arifortl,Gent. to be Deputy Parveyor U. the Force', rico Seeley; Placed ma 11s 1 1-147. 'ARP Joseph King, .t to be it.or,ek- %Leiter in Great Britain, vice Matti), • Lieutenant Waist,. J.. w', .tt the ith Reginient of Foot, to smierrrel,l Lieuwuant Georg* fklireds, of the 47th Regiment of Foot, it sup. led, being eu..out leave. • Crimaalwivin. is thr Rota' Lmidon Regiments of 'Militia, kited. by Mia 3lejestry's COM nri•siniter, • t . /ALLUVIA:try/Of f 4. . , 114 Ca:). Kartßogiment. • ' " To be Liecrituants—FmUgn Janice Yirmlih"v4int u faelor, ap pointed to tlw •atiab Fiur.-..dated Septernherfl; 1905. EU.' Limusti Clement N Zcauch, vice flannel's, tliv,laced-- Sept,. oso Iber 12, 114 5. Ensign Thenial Carr, vice SpliVl, displaced-I.ord September 13, 1845. Enaign Hoag Warmin4 7oll , ore Cliethani, dimlaced--lated S -,p tembet 14, leds. .To ec Ensigns... Thomas Forster, Gent. vice Young', promoted, • September 6, 1535. rianliot de Dimtwaws, limn vice Znuch, prosinite.l- d atedSPete,n4 , :r 13, 1405. Richard / Murptivatt; Gent. vice Carr ' plummet —l,tri Septeinher ' 14. 1005. J.stsph Stanley, Gent. vice IVarrniugtan, invtcd...vdatatt Supminber 16, lit 5. Won Rog.reent: Joao ilnifor,Gent. to b- Eusigu, race Redfor.l, resigned—Dated Septeni'..er 12, 150... Cold/He1.111164 is Vnloaitser Corps, airird by Ilia Meferty's COO Lismeiieneo foe the City el Laden. • 01 England Volunteer'. • Captain William' to bs Major, vice Puget, devnasid— date! July 19.18v.i. John Jo•tah IloHord, Esq. to be Captain, vice Mellish, por motol--datril ..a above. sth Regim7rit of Love London V o lunteers. ThommTsylur, - Gent. to be Lieutenant, vie, paw, promoted --doted July 19, 1505. Wuhan' Elliott, Gaut. to be Lieutenant, vie,' Flatter, resign cr:—..L,ted as above. William Armstrong, Gent. to be 9th Ditto. Major George Mackenxe to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Dave. resigned-dated July 19, 1803. 2d Battahon of fl4mtshire Volunteer Infantry. Captain B. 1 (lariat's' to be Major, vice West, resigned-. dated May 16, 1003. • PARTNrIRSDIPS DISSOLVED. Jame. Anedell ind James Thompson, of Liverpool, in WV county-palatine et Lancaster, shies' husbands and' gencdl commission agents. • July 51, 18n5. James 14 ltusde red Elkanals Holroyde, manufacturers said dealers in citr o n go id., at Wood-lane, in the parish urr Ila lax, in t h e county of York, and at Manchester, in the county of Lanceeter. August 1, 1805. Jane Christie and Davie Robed:tom of the Adelphi, wine merchants. June *4; 1805. John Wilkii.wn gird Lewis Bei stow, both of Manchester, in the county at Lancaster, mudineuanufacturen. September 17, 18113. Joseph Shepherd, of Birmingham, in the county of War wick, and 'llicinies Rose. of Co atimuks-dale, in the county of Salop, platers. September 9, 1403. John Culc Kidwell and John Kidwell. of the city of Ro chester, in the county of Kent, ceiriiiet-makers arid upleol nears. Anewit 24, 1805 Richard Marks aunt Thomas Marsden, both of Bolton-le- Moors, in the comet) , of Lancaster, linen and stocking vender,. Sept. 9, 16-5. BANKRUPTS. John Jones, of the city of Hereford, plumber and easier. d •aler and eiaproan, to sou render October 10, 11, and Neveni ber 2, at eleven, at the Pack Home Inn, in the city of Worces ter. Alter's') s Mr. Backs. Bream's-buildings, Chanury lane, London 4 and Mr. ileorge 11111, Broachstreet, Wurco.ter. Robert Brenan, of B eines buildings, Satin Miry-Axe, cora-dealer, to surrender Skinember 28, at ten, October 1, and Norernb rt. 2, at eleven, at Gull lh .11, London. Attentey, Mr. Rogers, Ilarichester-builulings, Westminster. J.oeph Routine:l, of Skipton, in the county of York, grocer, to surreirdru Omober 4,5, and Neveinher 2, at eleven, at t:,t• Black Horse Inn, in Skipton. Attorneys, Mr Sudlow, Mu. nu merit-yard, London awl Mr. Carr, in Skipton. Thomas Green, rif Witham, In Hold.rtie.s, in the eau ity of York, dealer and chhpnaan, to surrender September 27, 2 , , and November 2, at eleven, at the boric at Ambrose (:le wino, the Dog sad Deck Tavern, in Seale-lan a, Metre town of gine stwieupon-Hull. Attorneys, Masan Roarer and SOO, Ran. Lesidoo ; and Mr. Ssirdisith, Hull. William Weimure, late of liirmingliain, in the enenty of Warwick, factor, dealer, and chapnaeu, l'n surrender October 4 and 5, and November 2, at one, at the Shakespear Tavern, in New street, Birmingham, in the county of Warwick. At turoeye, Mr. James Platt, Bride-court, Briege street, Lundell, and kn. William Elkington, Temple-street, Birmingham. James FillalWlCke, Late of Brighthelmston, in the county of Sussex, cordwanser and shoemaker, and seller of boots aid shoes, dealer and chapnian, to surrender September t 6 and 27, cud Nevembei 2, at nall•reu, at the Whites-Horse lon, at Ihighthelineton.. Attneireye Mr. Thomas Hill, at Brigilklnie mini, and Messrs. ToOrle, Plainer, said Pugh, iu Gray's-Inn ulnae, Lawton. Thomas Tonic's', of Brom-Yard, in the c.rantv of Hereford, linen-draper, dealer, arid chairman, to surrender Octrib..r 1,2, arid November 2, at the Bridgewater-arms in Maiehester, in the county of Lancaster. Attnerseye, Menne. foully.* arid Manchester, and Meyer.. Funnies arid Longdill, Gray's-Inn, London. Charles Bentley and Thema' Friedley, late of Stockport, in the county in Chester, cotton vintners, dealers, and ckapusen, October 1 and 2, and November 2, at two, at the Star Inn, in Dearsgate, Manchester, in the county of Lancaster. Atter , tiers, Mr. Samuel Edge, 'Manchester, or to Mr. Janet Edge, • of the London. Joshua N.ghtingele, late fat Clayton:street Kennington, In the county of Surrey, carpenter, t 1 surreudee Sept. 28, Oct. 19, and Nov. 2, at twelve, at Goildnall, London. Attorney, Mr. Iltighcs, Chfturd's luny DIVIDENDS. Nov 5. Jeffery Scrape, feemerly et tawon-street, Chesperie, re the city ail London, afterwards of ..... nt-ntreet, Maryee-bone, and 1111 W of Red Lien_sfieet, iidbuni, in the county of Middlesex, stack-btuaer, dealer and chap man, st ten, at Geildhall, Oct. 29. Mizhael 5 - whinge, late of Guildford- o feet, Russell• nuare, in the coon', of Middlesex, ritereinaht, (hint now a piimuer la the King's-Bench proem), it ten, at (nn' Coulon. (37t, 99. W i lliam 'lrene!, of Newton-8inh...11, In the county of Woven, merchant, dealer, and cha,rman, at tell, at Guild- ' London o.:t. 19. Samuel Bottoinbry, late of Itms;nri, in the counts of Caiubridgeoinitioider, dealer and at tun, at London. Oct. 16. John CheMham Mons", "meat letancliesaer, in the • tar of Lancaster, conoremanufactorer, dealer, and chair man, at eleven, et the hove fat \nit Richards, lane White Pa it lua, tit htaricliester OA. 2.3. Joseph Richardson, of Pewit'', in the county of Crib eland, Ironmonger, dealer and chaprnan, at 'Flews', a: Me Nec Crewel Inn, in rennet'. Sep' 78. John SliaW, Newgate.ureet, in the city of I.a.n. elan, lineal-draper, dealer and chaponaii, at tech e, at Guild hail, toriutwi . • Oct Richard Reyeotds, of Whitailiaeirl, in the county of klehlie.gesei weee-merchant, dale, and cliww.son, it tern, at Ch Inthall, Lowinet. tje gu. polars Reliant. • Fern, :eve tr Ire of tine co). of as above. ADDMONAL FORCL ACT. (CIRCUt.AIt.) Wkiwitsit, 2tlth Sept ISO& The Intpectne General or the ltecruiting St rite stating eie. to roe, that the Tieputy Lieutenants of ti.e erveral sett-Mvi Wm to the county under 'nor ehatge, have hitherto ,Lmeted to coedit to but what paristitw, within their rette.etite have fatlrd in rai•ateg the nett required of than sneer the Additionet Forte Act, %enlists the period thirehy se.tgoeti, I ani gimlet the nerithity of calling pour particider attention to the:lPb .onion o! that Act (44 G. 111. e 66;, by which vow willistrierrii, that, in reety eaa.: in which the number tit men required to be rase' in airy pareth are wit provided within the le:al time the Deputy Lieutenants of the •54. 4 -44.4. siou in which such parish is situeted, are required fortwith Se certify the verve to the Lis;tector General or his deputy. I have therefore to Mitt -st, that Told !Mild matte the com mount :Athos wi lbw heed to the Deputy Lieutenants ut thine ,eateliv,..o.ot, in order that the certificate required by law may be immeshetely transmitted to the . Intpector Geneve', which should le ad lremed to him, tinder e.ner to tne Se, retary at War, 'War ()Ince, t.O-.don: and for the purpose of enabling you to make this mine ,iiiimmten as speedily as possible, I ro c_ to a bomber fife ipi .t of this Idler, equal to the number of su-stiiiimusir in tile corder. F. the same papi.te, I a laa en close copies Circa'ar Lette. of list ltith inn a-it to LINt that the arrangements therein detailed should be med., os punt 4 . as ocisSils:e. At the •.e.i.oics iii the Militia. motif the number.of Mi ,- tia oven serving fur the County are reduced to the original fee a, .se le be eep r liad for the additional forte. too wilt for th leh.erve, th.it the it eten of Vie Act shoe, re -Red, antics squatty to eacauri. • in rile M diva and to the Additionel Force; dad , at toe tune Inert bo lew 4 within wltch the &smite' tarp p ovule thew me. , without .ncurine I pert ilt, is oue OKI fi n tae apeenotrue.it at the sub.& , v .mr, u it„ m ith tegard taih • vei— i the Add timbal Fame; and, wit. re a I I U. .4`e Ito tit freokthe rezeipt of !him (eth ic-to frort the a :ere u: Uri issuers. meetint. to dk tie- tube! eite.o for etude the Wilt a-m sit etc. . Ara • own*, d. I have the hoinni• to he, e -s • 1947 C, obedient besible Nnent a 'be l niwnty of 1 . o Ie im, TI _ • ti • • - 1,,,1.C1,41,1, wine Merchant, at eleven, at. the Imei a St•atori, known by We sign of Atte Flltth or flacon, ;:tuate.at Whichnore B,i Sge , in the eeli wy Stafford Oct tr. John %tickler . , the Younger. of 'Afarctiltister, in the c ,,, ao r T o r !Afore. clothier, dealer and cliapmau. at eley e „ , at the huu.e of Janus litooki, the Angel iiiu, to Warmi k . .ter. Oct. 17. JameaCroai, Tia)auty: in the county o f w t i tt. eat:roller, 4,01er thapmia, at el4ven, at tilJ ilUt/eLei arc \ngel Ins, Warnini.ter. ito aaar .l p of .Rochdale.,. in the ceir.,tl of Lane...wet, macitinc-risaker, dealer and eltai.nian, at e, e ir tn , at the On Trion! ? iu Deanagatt, in Ntalleleftet j ill tile county of Laneiiter. Oct. 15. Jamei Robinson the younger, of Liverpool, :t the o ,• Kiii iy a I,,deaster, merchant, la. tor, dealer and Ma, man, at one, at I'orai.aw'4, the Globe yavetu, it ekt. In. Edward W , hs of the sty r merchant, at eleven, at the untie of 1-lyitry Itiellar 'a, call, d known, by the name tie sign of the Cruwu and Tiattic 1.1,i, it Abingdon, In the county of Reekt. Oetnbor 19. llancy s, x b r . of• Clia•ltnn, in the eiv•nty ut Kent, maricet-gardenti, dealer, and chapitan, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CEItTIFICATES--Oer 12. John I lallowell, of North Shields, in the county of ri,..,thum - William Wit. Itese , itetiet, iNwent-garden, in the count, Ildiddtent;a: heitfar, dealer atirtchannian John Cunningham, of Eiourti, rn :be COViety a Solari, shop. keeper, dealer and chamait. • MEETINOS VI cittintrmits, AT GUILLMALI„ ert.aine pow. H. • William H.,gber. Cosi ceutt, Broari.cnurt, Lotiracre, money-sr:, oer ..... . . 3 it Juteplt Brequ't bVildm fr, Chancery-latre. timber tern haat . l. Joh a 3layrsik'et,'ltetVr6e...st , eet, tallow-chandler . . S 10 Wslliein Halton, Strand, Middle ex, .tatie.rer . 2 p DIVIDEND. Wifiiam 'Mims, Great INewrefeeteeet, 111mdieter, watch-atakee ' . . . - OlO 52.tra1y.7 . ST• —liorsbiy,Oltbe Oth.sui. PRICE OF IRISH STOCKS-sart. 15. . Gov. OebEntuMs I per Cent Grand Cantl Loin. 4 plr Ctfit COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Val P4T, Sart. 29.• t mscerererr .....37 5 8 U. 0rr.... 46 • Hitt.. at Sight .. 3 1. 6 8 1 Vetere . 61 • 11 , .ttet.lam ...... 11 16 g P.'l ufb.• .. 611 11 liulpsigh ' 3411. 2 ytr o : ..iit. 6l . . Kt•.ii3 ran. 1 Day's Date i ) 12 • - Cork .1 Onto .. .26 SU ' eiPt•to.s. 1. e 4. Sou:cleave .... . 26 1 Portu;a:G,.....; i., e a . ~ '1.1.0014 ..... —*.ii paper ei.:l 8.•. ,c: .t. 4 ook Ditto ea.lll ' ...... —in pa ea New tb.:',cts ...... n 5 5 Date.....,...... Sd} edam. B,irrr iu 11a;,.., ...... 0 . .y , Sib,. . 641 ?Ices Lope ea.:11.... 0 :1 l , LAiiiotr 5O . 1 .0 , , ... th.: Musk o' .i . .... 11.741.1 Naples Dublin O. London !Sept. 18,... .1 i; a 11' kt•'fast on Loodon , Sept 71 &Hatt art Dooliar ( Ditto )........ , ..6; 61 der... .' 1 ... BIRTH, On the 19th inst. atWiivltor, the llotiourabliKfts. Snend, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On Thuretay last, at St. Geores church, !Finn v"...-tquare, —.... blaltuts, Eaq. of Portnianenuare, smi to 1. rte An., 'Ma hon, and nephe...• to the Marquis of Sligo, to Mies Babes, of l'a,-k-street . - In Dublin, William Sherrarrl, Esq. to Miss Mina Corry, daughter of toe Into Jame% Corry, Esq. fs liii Friday, at Ilt. tienege's, theMartyr,rgiaien.rqua.... Arnett , Strettell, Esq. of Baguio House, G.amcnian, to Miss 11..6.1 Cuero:in, second daughter of the late John Utter...4lo:aq. of l s j Marvell Hill, itt the county of Southampton. On Saturday ten:tight, at Rnaresboroligh church, Tai*- , shire, by the Rey. Daniel Fergii.nn, Inc R.J.e. T. 11. COI A.B. (nephew to Si: Thumai Hussey Ail ewe, R.lrt ) Vreart Honningtoo, in Ltistoln.hire, and Domestic Chaplain to the Right !1011. 1.401 Sage and Sale, to blis.flarriet limakeUarrer. of Wigmore-street. On Tuesday stennight, R N. St i nson, M D to Mire Wilson or Wellingborough;.—siul Henry Best, Esq. of Wiramile-strect, i to Miss Whalley, of EC:4II, nea: No.thampton . - Ai Ilacknes . ,, Mr. M. L Me•ac, jun. of London, to Mies Eliza Manning, daughter of Rob e rt Manning, Esq. of Hackney. DEATHS. On Saturday, the 7th in.dAnt, 1.'.. Calk-lough, Esq. of Lame field, near Newark, and Cornet in the Newark miry of Notts Yeomanry Cavalry. Os Wednesday last, Mi.. Hoare, daughter of J411111(111ln &r a re, Esq. of Stoke Newington, io the 2init year of her age. Out Thursday last, M es i.lia..4etli Rya:cit. nee ouly .ewer it/ ew , Mr.. 5W..11,11.111 of tiarlav•stre,t Last week, at ' Dise.emt ~ to the enunty of leicest , r, 14r. Sperrey, of tit A place. The cause that produced hi. 4-Jtia presents an afflicting 'noun e of the venemous power: of wasp& tin Monday, the g I in.t.oit, one of these ins,:cts stung taut is a Tent, en the back part of one of his lianas, which, inter mingling with the hlool, put a period to his existence the fol lowing day. Ot Sunday siennight, at Nottingham, at the advanced Age at 90, Mn. Sarah Cheslyn, the last remaining of six maiden sisters, daughters of the late Robert Chedyri, of Latoglty ift'l, 131 the, county of Leice.t. , r, Esq. Her remains w..r- on End or slanting conveyed up a hence, drawn by six grey horse., and followed by a mourning roach and four "(the same Argentin If, to Diteworth, tor insentient in the family biaryint-place ihtat. A few days ago, at I nwirsh, Mrs. William Hunter, wee of William Hunter, Esq of Margaret street, CaVriliii44-410.1r, HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRILIW• Mee aim , 2. I Event —Oahe. after 2.. SALLi 11Y AUCT1011! TO HACKNEYMEN, STABLFACEEPIRS. AND t.TIOPS. IIN D. SADLER. On THURST) kY bII.X I'. at One &clerk precieely, en the Premise. of %le. 'rise Cra.wal.Giouce,ter-Stioec Que:n *Roa'. Wooutauury, on account of the Proprietor giviog hiF Petro, • IV - 4 E following HORSES, &c.—Ten metal Haek• ney COACh Horse., in good condition, taken of cont rnt eork Three Hackney Coaches. A Gia.s Coach, in good c..odition. Five Pair a Darner , . Large quiiiitiv of Okllroa Whrogs, sundry Sable Litenai:a, arc. To he vieweet one Dey prior to the Sale. FURNITURE. DRUGGIST'S FIXTURES, AND EFFECTS. ELKET-sTREEI. BY MeSIM WINSTANI-EY and SON, On the Premise', Na. 07, Fleet-street, near St Rrlde'c, cU WEDNESDAY, September ka, at Eleven °VIDA, r.y or iioc .4 the Asaiguese, r 1 1 11 E nett HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Linen, Pl..te, China, eapitel Nets ef Msharteor DT"'" er4, !abetted, Mahogany top Counters, Shrive., arse tether '' lutist* Fixtures, of ALA..; liumphrie., Chyiniets and Wog. Rats, Bankrupts. Amor.g.t. the furniture are, good 4.post bed.reads, with neat cotton hangings, Rowe belly end bedding, maliagany drawers, tattle., chairs, g land', carets, auA lutclics req .4 mites To be viewed To-morrow, the Peth, and morning of 10:e. .onto Catnl..guei rosy he had an the premises, and ut Met'' and Son, raterno.o. - •-•-- - - - LONDON :Printed by GEORGE DAVIDSON. N" . 33 ' Wich-slitoet, St. Cement's, and Publisbed by A/SIM! RYDER. at the Office, No. 15, Back of St. Ciemds-", Ci.“ros, wlscisPoloaellai die rapes, km. Ir.b - P ..4 ...I be 4.4 asseeded 11116 • R.