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• /71. /X, ••• • - •,_ .4„.`' itt : • . :.: 3 - ' un io 4- 0 ' i ; • - • - • ,t • . • . fl 4 • . •-• . w : :1,14. • • It .4 \ I At . , . . . . . . . , • - • LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1819. NUSIBER 5249. • Pitt E 7d. • TIIE.4TRE.ROY4L. DRURY-LANE. MISS TAYLOR'S NIGHT. SURREY THEATRE. Under the Patroinee of the DUKE and DITCHES% of • KENT, who will honour the Theatre with their presence. ' , Fri's EVENING, Ortnber 4. 1819. will be IL performed (I, command of their Royal HitehneasesL an entirclf hew Botletta, written ell/nosily fur Moss Witt, called, THE. STAGE-STRUCK LADY. After which will he presented, ft new Durkin, founded on Maritioniet's Tale, called, ROX A LANA. Roxanne, Miss Tsylor. With a variciv of Songs, and other Entertainments. Tie wlowle to conclude with the mew and favourite piece, called, THE RUFFIAN BOY. • P.thelinde, Misi Taylor. Ticket, miy he hi.) of Mire Taylor, Great Charlotte. street, Pleckfriars.rond. CONTRACTS FOR STRAW. CO2I6IlIIIIIaRIAT Clllll46ltar, IiTTEMBER to, 1819. IQUCH Persona as are &siren's of Cost , raciing with the Agent for Comnsiaaarial Supplies, to furnish for Twelve Months, from the Ist of November meet. such Quantities of STRAW for filliog Paillasses, as may from time to time be required at the Barracks in the under-mentioue4 Counties, may receive Pa tars of the Contracts on op plytne at this Office between the 111/0115 of Eleven and Five; to Deputy Contotiosury-Getteral Young, at Edinburgh; and to the reapectire Barrack ;gaolers in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, mad Alderney, and deliver their Tenders at ibis Office (marking thereon, " Trader fur Straw,") until Twelve o'Clock on Tuesday the 19th isitUctialwr. Proposals are to be matte meporetely for each Comity in South Britain, for the Whole of the Barracks in North Bri tain, and also fur the Whole of those in the Three Islands of Gaerusey,Jerarry,aad Alderney; but no Proposal will be L' trot iced unless naadeoe, °geode/Ceti to, a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in words at length; nor noire a Letter be anbjoined to such Proposal from a Person of known property engaging to become bound with the Party tender ing for the due performance of the Contract. If Tenders are scat by post, the postage must be paid. COUNTIES. Isle of Man. Isle of Wight. Kent. Lancaster. Middlesex. Norfolk. Northampton. Nottingham. Pembroke. Suffolk. • NIL JEFFREY. This day is published, the Third Number of a New Volume of SOCIF.TY FOR THE DISCHARGE. AND REIM' UP PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL EtS4IIW. ernerti.steret, October it. Vitt • • AQUARTERLY GENERAL I'ol , lll r lb,. SOCIETY will he held here at) WEDNPSDAY NEXT, Ibe 611 a ilal uI, nt iwelee to aoilitt tha Accounts 10 M.Cfsselniag last, and rnuudr• the t ' a•ea of PelllloOlilt Debtors. R GRASSWEI.L, THEATRE WILL OPEN • for the sFASt IN THIS EVENING, MONDAY. Pctoher 4. 'rhe EntertaiOnteillit will comoneuce with au OCCASION A I. APORESS, to he spokes by Mint Kelly (her first appe ar- Amer 3t this Theatre these two years). After which, his Ma jesty', Servals Is will perform O'Kcefe's Comedy of WILD OATS: OR, r. STROLLING GENTLEMEN. Sr George Thunder. Mr. Dowton (his first appearance at this The u,. diem. two years" ; Royer, Mr. Elliston ; Harry Th un d er . Mr. Proky Batiks. Mr. Powell; John Dory, Mr. Thomiwoo ;from the Theatre-Royal. Dublin, his firm ap ✓eamer on 'hr. state); Farmer Gammon, Mr. Meredith; Lamy, Mr Kerley; Fpliraisn Smooth, Mr. Mandril ; Sim, hy r . u ieht ; Moe, Mr. Coreney; Twitch, Mr. Elliott ; Land lord. Mr. Smith; Zacharish, Miss C. Carr. Lady Ansa 'loth. Mrs. W. (Vest; Amelia, Mrs. Knight; Jane, Miss Kelly. To which will be added. the Musical Farce of LOCK AND KEY. THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE and i ?SEW.ITERAV PANORAMA.—Coniests: 1. Memoirs of F. J•itrey, Esq. Editor of the FAlitiburgh Review, with a line Portrait.-2. The Portraiture of Democracy as ex hihited in Ancient and Modern History.-3 Denstmes Cap tivity in Africa.-4. Account of Two Political Sects in 1124.-5. On the various Species of Mania.-6. Colonist' at the Cope of thiorl Hope.-2. On the Art of ascertaining the Character of Men, by their Hand-writing.--11. Engloth Man ner* in the Setenteenth Century, by a Frtmehman.-9. Re. marks on Mr. Owen's Plan.-111. The Real Reformers.-- 11. Eruption of Mount Etna.-12. Voss's Shakspeare.- 13. On the Culture of Larch.-14. Abuses of Charitable Institutions.-15. Life of Corm.—=ll3. Life of Lord sad Lady It motell.-17. Ty I kis Life lof Cr ir S. Eat et. bnrgh Al lists and Amateurs.-19. The Cabinet.-20. Criti cal I:entail:o on New Publications, Ste. Ise. London : Printed fur Henry Colburn, 59, rowduit-street ; Bell and Brndlute, Edinburgh; J. Cumming), Dublin; nod sold by every Pool:seller throughout the Ki•gdom. cUPERIOR EMIRS FOR THE USE OF -SCHOOLS, Published by 3. !HAYMAN', 39, Ludgate-street ' Loudon. AGEOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL, and COMMERCIAL. GRAMMAR; exhibiting the pre sent state of the World. To which are added, 1. A Geo graphical Index, with the Names of Places •Iplialletieslly arranged, and their Latitudes and Longitudes : 11. A Table of Coins. and their Value in English Money: 111. A Chro nological Tilde of remarkable Events, from the Creation to the present Time: sod IV. An 'Obituary of eminent and illustrious Persons. Tills dal , is poldishod, with too Eirivitirs, prate t' Ad BLA( . :KW001)”; MMiA- ZiNE, No..IXX for SEPTEMBER, 1819. TM{ TENT. Prioreslfiw T. coda snd w. Davies, Sirssd. !Astor; and W. lineckireutl. Edinburgh. •• In the iPeratt, ASTATISTIC L, (70101E111'1A 1,, e.. 41 ?OM ICA L A CCOUNT of VE N EZU ELA, TR; - NI DA D, TOBAGO. MARGARITA. &r. By M. D. LA VA VASE. • IVith an Ininninc:ion awl Motes, hy the F..liteee: • TILE t • .4SSICAL JOURNAL. Published 30th Smstembtr„ price 6s. THE CLASSICAL, B I 1;1.1CM.. and ORIENTAL JOURNAL, No. XXXI X. for Septeni. Ism, 1819. CONTINTS !—The Story of the Trojan Horse a proof of the Reality of a Trojan War—Miscellanea Classics—Life of Heyne—On the Science of the Egyptians and Chaldean*, by Air W. Drummund—Notice of Horne's Introduction to the Critical Study and Knowledge of the Holy Scriptures—Au Essay on Moods, by Professor Neilson—The Antiquity of Alchemy—ln Enripid. Commentt.—Bibliography of the 17th Century—Cambridge Prize Poems for 1819—Dieser. Tu. da, is published, prier, bowed in mains, Pf. Oettiro calf, tit or without Maps, in calf, et. a OCR raiiiNth Of • •• • BLAIR'S CHRONOLOGY; or. lii‘f et y or the World from the Creation td the Etta of the Year of our Lord, 1814. The too last Sheets, with tbo be- Index, may be bad separately. Published by Joins Mayuard, Uookaellrr, 9 , Panto. Ariel. Haymarket. Berko. Brecknock. Chester. Cornwall. Cumberland. Devon. Dorset. Durham. Emex. Hants. Somerset. Surrey. Suss , x. Warwick. York. North Britain. Islands of Guernsey. Jersey. Alderney. By WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq. The Astrommiral Part by JAMES FERGUSON, F _ . This day is published. price 5s ...sea, ADETAILII) STATENIEN I ot the CASE of kis Royel Richness the Duke of KENT. London : Printed fur E. %Vahan's, Bi.okoseller to Co. Prince Recent. soil to the Doke and Duchess of Ysioi. No. 11, Strand ; and sold by •Il Booksellers ins sbe united kingdom. Rsniamsemis. Mr. Miriam; Cheerly, Mr. T. Cooke; Cap. tarn Mr. Russell ; Ralph, Mr. Harley. Laura, Miss Cuh , u; Fanny Miss Kelly. morrow (hv permission of the Proprietor of the radish Opera House) will be performed, The Devil's Briek;v Corot Selina, Mr. Brahmin (his first appearance on this stage these four years); Countess Rossiya's*. Miss Grew (her first appearance on this stage). With Modern Antiques; or. The Merry Mourners. Ors Wednr.sday, The Urainatiet ; The Rival Soldier' ; sad No Song Nn Supper, in which Miss Povey will make her first appearance in London. in the character of Margnrette, On Thursday (first time at this Theatre), the Opera of GM! MalletriNg ; or, The Gipsy's Prophecy: Henry Rer. grain, 31.. Brahani ; Olathe pigment. Mr. Rutter (his first appearance on thin stage); Meg Merrilies, Mrs. Egerton (her fiat up:tearance at thinThevtre). giro ttrah.tni'v professional arrangements, previous to his eitragenient at this Theatre, will prevent his re.appearsuce after Su:inlay, the 9th inst. until the second week in Nuremlwr. _ _ • ...... The Public are respectfully informed, that Mr. Keats will h.a the honour to resume his prufmaional duties early in Nevember. Stage Manager, Mr. Rimell.—Aciing Manager, Mr. W,Neton. The whole tinder the persons' Direction of Mr. Elli*lon. The lower circle of Boars will Iss exclusively set apart for dreseed company ;'sool every how-keeper engaged has strict orer.: to maintain the utmost impartiality in respect to the phcee. Any dereliction of tbeir duty will be followed by imnectliite 11150114 UL To expedite the mode of entranee, an 01Ere will he open froin Ten iu the Morning till Ten in the Evening, at Mr. Spline's. tittle (Noselbstreet, fur the sale of Tickets both ro, the First and Second Price, by which means the incon. veilience which !Julien experience by the pressure of a crowd will be eowaiderably lessened, and she delay arising from the psl•.neal of the money at the doors be entirely obviated. The Public is moat respectfully requested to honour this suggestion with theirs& consideration. The Dews will las opened at Halfyast Six oThrek.— The Performance sill tionsasesce precisely at Soren. BOUM 74.; Seemed Prim 3s. 64.—Pit 3s. &I.; Second Trice R..—Loser Gallery 21.; Second Price le.—Uppee 17%1 ler y Is.;Sccond Price ed. _ _ _ The Box 4tilice will be open from Eleven till Five &Clock .—Pticcs to be taken of Mr. Iltolwell, Box Book-keeper. I'm or Boxes to be had (ni,zht ly) of Mr. Spring, who is ap p,• 'led Comptroller of the Kos-Office Receipts, Ibe Private Myr!, and Ticket Department, as well as the general arrange nirnt of the Doors. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING, MONDAY, October 4, will be revived Shokspeare's Play of KING HENRY THE FIFTH; Or, THE CONQUEST OF FRANCE. King Henry, Mr. Maeready; Doke of Exeter, Mr. Eger. tun; Captain GUMM I , Hr. Abbott; Captain Fluellen, Mr. Ittitichard; William., Mr. Emery; Pistol, Mr. J. Russell ; (Inks Kist of France, Mr. Yates; the Datil)! • i ~, Mr. Connor; Constable of Prance, Mr. Duruset. lsaltel, Queen of Fraser, Mrs. Connor Princess Katharine, Nllll3 EWA! j Mrs. Quickly, Mrs. Davesport. After which, the popular Pantomime of MOTHER (7,00 s E. With its original Pietitresqiie SCIIICT V, and favourite Scenes iftlected from the Pantomimes of Harlequin Mutiehauseu, Culbert., Whittington, Ike. Colin (siterwards !lark.loin), Mr. Ellar; 'Squire Bugle (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi; Avaro (afterwards Pan "lwo). Mr. Nonsessi Cu!merle (afterwards Columbine), Mrs. {fells. The Doers Se be *posed at Six o'Clock, and the Play to belie at Saves. Boxes is.; Second Price 3s. 6d —Pit 3s. 6.1.; Second Price2s.—Leswer Gallery 25.; Second Price—Upper Gal lery Is.; *cued Price Ad. Places for t►e Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-office, Gart.sirtet, from Teti till Four. A Private Box may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Brandon, at the Box-Office. T:.e Public are respectfully informed, that it is found im- Pmtible Iti bring forward the new Dramatic Legend of The Gnome-King, or the Giant Mouutnins, on this evening; and, ors account of the great extent sail complication of it, Scenery and Machinery, there will be no Performance at this Theatre To-murrow, that The Gnome-King may be ready for representation un Wednesday next, on which night it w,ll he positively produced. wertoesday, Isabella—after which will he produced near Thematic Legend, called The Gnonte-King, or The leant Mountains. • Thursday, The Steward, er Fa*bion and Feeling. riu Friday, the Comedy of Love fur Lova. BY H E KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. - THE . WONOMICAL AND UNIVERSAL LAMP. I Contemplating the dreadful accidents which IL so frequently occur in the destruction of persona and Minierty from the use of candles, the Public will duly ap !weenie the great utility of a substitute, embracing perfect safet:. - . a never-failing certainty, the closest economy, and complete simplicity. T044)148 • profitsion of light seems to have been the naly thing aimed at of late in the construction of Lamps, to one great amstryeume of insufferabk smoke, sad waste of of -I*i...iv, oil ; Ir this the degrees of light are proportioned to "WoCralliett. from the chamber to the hall, preserving iu all cases perfect sweetness, admitting of crest variety in form 311 . 1 elegance; fee the minty, sideboard, 11111iIIT•tabfe, ellimrsey.pieminstres, &c. portable for all uses is n they are required to be so, and hearing any motion, without the remissly of iris ttttt lug ditrinz the eveuilig, re lowing to be replenished with eiittno only .once in three moullisi and the expense ill nil not half that of tallow candler. This invention has bees honoured with the approlsal • of than six hundred families in alie coarse of a few mouths, o-uch the Patentee is induccii to mention, that distance or a want of confidence may be no cheek to its circulatioa iu any part of the country. Sold by T. Pearce and Co. No. ti, Pickett-street, near Temple-bar, who, to secure the reputation cf this Lamp from the effect* of had oil, are hound to sell hest pure Spermattli, in which the confidence of the publit shall newer be abased. Orders from all parts of the kingdom *ill be promptly elm uteri. S"1,1 also by Mr. Niclbolsou, Furnishing Iroomonpr, Nu. 52, Curabill. tition sur Is Vie el Irs Ouvrages de Marrothe, par M. Prof. Mahal—Laerymur I:legiarn•—Ou the Greek Pastoral Poets sad Poetry—G. HIPTIMPAOIIi Orman in Enid. Aug. Reg. An. gustiss. Solennibms Regni Semictecularibus—Dissertatio Litteraria de Ostracism) Atheniesisiuns—On the Ancient British Language of Cornwall—Nutiees of Foreign Works on Oriental Literature—On the Tan, ur the Crux Antra's— Archbishop Seeker on s new Translation of the Old Testa. mist—Notiee of Sophoelts gore extant omsia corn vet. Grammat. Scholia', ex ed. R. Bret tick. Accedunt var. Lent. C. Erfordt. et Noire fined. Car. Burney—Ad is Line. ratio, No. XX.l.—Notice of Bellamy's Anti- Dein—ROAM. grapby: Priers of Classical Works in M. Tallryr4nd's Sale— Literary Intelligence, &r. The CLASSICAL JOURNAI„ with numerous reprints of SCARCE TRACTS, is published Quarterly, and may be hail in hoards., or bound. Printed by A. J. Velpy, Londou ; and Sold by Sherwood and CO. Pat.rniuer•row ; Parker, Oxford ; Barrett, Cans. bridge ; Maeredie and Cu. Edinburgh; and ail oilier Buuk. sellers. FAVOURITE OR BESPOKE NUMBERS. TI;I4H bras leave to atlesaiiit his !west Friends. • the Public., that they may sow bespeak any particu rubor or favourite Number in the New lottery; mud, as the Lottery is drawee is Clarice, Two Tiekels of lite sawc fee. nay he obtained; therefore, if the Parchaser hr fortunate in the smother heopuke, 1w wan obtain 40,00)l. Not any• time should be lost by thu.e Alventurers who are primal:lr in their choice, as now 01111111 N( any Number may be hail; het, perhaps, in a few 'lat., it may tw sold, as the Sale is hourly increasing, owing to the Scheme begi tttt iug to be more generally known; sad the more it is knouts, the more it is italnirral; for, with only 10,000 Tickets (which is rill the pres.rot Lotlery cooloioe). the Public arc sure of get ting Fool- Prizer of 20,0(N)!. and may actually obtain Blatt'[' PRIZES of £20,000. Another grand feature is, the pal:ryPrizos of 51. and 101. HIV ANdi.hell, as the LOWEST PRIZES are Lid MONEY. Tirket• Sbaresore selling by T. BISH, Stork Broker, 4, Corohill, sod ClonrinK-eross, London; and by hoe Agents iu the Country. . . . . ••• Schemes, with fell partienlars, gratis. AT at MEETING or MERCHANTS. RANK ERs, TR A HERS, end OTHERS, held at the London Tavern, the IA of Octuber, ; JOHN IVHI FAH/RE, Erg. in the Chair. pitserxt: Aorll. Esq. M.l'. Janes Lew, John Anhljo, Juba Meyer, Esq. Robert Brows,. Esq. Thomas Mur.ltit k, Erg. Mr. Alderman Itirt h Job* Lewis Mimi, E.g. ............ -.- , Thomas Kiiiihridv, Esq. William Phasing, Esq. ?1•P. irsicas Rattly, Esq I Henry Peters, EMI. John liaimatrie, Esq. John Penne, Esq. Thomas Brown. E.g. Brice Praffe; F.M. H. Burmrster, Esq. Henry Pmaissett, Esq. Ric-hard Rrnok, Esq. James Pattison, Esq. James Cansphidi. E.g. Thomas Rcisl, Esq. John Cockerel!, Esq. Geo. A. Robinson, Esq. William Davis, Esq. Thomas Roberts, Esq. Peter Fere, Esq. lames Simmonds, Esq. William Faiths, r. q . Abel Sonia', Esq. M.P. Edward Fletcher , Esq. I 541111114 George Smith, Esq. Sir C. Flower, Bert. Mr. Alderman Schapley Benjamin Harrison, Esq. John 'lemon Tritton, Esq. Jeremiah Harman, Esq. William Whitmore. Esq. Thomas Helps, Esq. John Whitmore, jail. Esq. John lours, Esq. M.P. I Frederick Whitmore, Esq. John liit:lis, Faq. Thomas Wilson, F: 4 . James Jacks, R. N . William Wilson, Esq. ThOITI4% Langley, E... q , Henry Wilson, Esq. Lewis Loyd, Esq. Zsehary Miscalllay, Esq. Hesston Long, Esq. Geo. Hatboro, Esq. The folluvring Declaration was unanimously arwoved, and ordered 141 he for Signainre at the uoder-roeutiused places :—The Loudon Tavern ; the City of London Tavern ; the King's Head, Poultry; and Loudon Coffee-horse, Lod- We, the undersigned Merchants, Bankers ' Traders, and others, of Loudon, deem it our imperious duty at this juncture to declare these our deliberate sentiments: We view with abhorrence the machinations of factions and designing mess, who, availing theinselere of blasphemous publications In sap the fuumlatious of Religion, and of in damnistory writings and harangues 10 sow 'editions sod trea son, lake advautage of the preeeut 111Pirt • VIC% NI impose npou the misnlauf the uninformed, and, under various pre texts, to lead them into measures whirl, would increase these distresses in an incalcialahle degree, by their manifest tend ency to anarchy sod confusion. We have witnessed the existing privations and sulTerings of avian, classes of our felluwdmhjects wills ferliajouf the deepest concern. It is inir hope and belief that these die tree's.* will only prove of a temporary nature, and duriug their coolinuance it will be our anxious wish to promote every measure that fall tend to alleviate Owens. iVhile we elarrish these sentiments of unfeigned commi. mention, we declare 81 to 1K our firm plumose Su resist, to the utainat of uur power, 01 turbulent atirropte 411 overawe the constituted authorities, in full reliance us the efikary of the-ms, the !wily of their isilunuistratiuts, sad the wisdom of the Exgislsture. (Signed) JOHN WHITMORE. The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to John Whitmore, EAU. fur his impartial and able conduct in the ('hair. The Committee hive 11w pteitatire to elate, that the num ber of vicuatiarev to the above Address snouts to 885, and that the name nod place of reiitlestee of retry Gentleman signing it will Ire hereafter insetted, alphabetically, iu a tetra 11 if pterlicatiou. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Established by ROYAL CHARTER, in the Reign of RANG GEORGE the Fiat. Streaming'', 181 D. PERSONS whom Annual Premiums fill due on the '29th instant, are hereby informed, that Re ceipts are now ready to ba delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall-mall, as well ria by their reapective Agents in ilia neutral Connors; and the Parties sees/red are rewrites' to apply for the Relies, al of their Policies on or before the 14th of October next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed fur Payment, beyond the date of catch Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. Secretary. • s • Attendance is given, daily, at the slid Offices for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandises, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Los. or Damage by Fire; and also fur the Assurance of, and granting An•. nuities ou, Lives. N.B.—Fire Poheirs will he lmsneii free of Expense to the Assured, where the Annual Premium ■amounts to 6s. or up wards. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, 2918 September, 1819. IN of the Act . of the 55th year or his present Majesty, by which it is enacted, that the Out- Pensioners of this Hospital shall, in future, be paid quar terly, in advance, instead of half-yearly: Notice is hereby given, by order of the Right Honourable the Lords and ushers, Commissioners for managing the Affairs of the said Hospital, that nll the Ont-Pensioners thereof, residing in London, or within the district of the Bills of Mortality, are r equired in appear personally, and regimentally, with their Inslructiuos, mid Certificates of Admission, at the Seere fa; y's Office in the said Hospital, on she respective days, and in their different classes, according to their several rites of pension as under mentioned ; when atieadanee will be given from ten o'clock in the inoroiug until three in the after noon, for Ilia payment of a quarter of a year's pension its advance to the 24th Dvecinber nest. On MONDAY, the 4th of OCTOBER. The Pensioners :it sd. per day, and those at 64. to the eutl of this numbered Regiments. On TUESDAY, the sth of OCTOBER. _ . • Those at 041. from the Royal Garrison Battalion and rt.- manning Regiments and Corps ; those at 7d. anJ Bd. and all the Cavalry at 9d. per day. On 1V EDNESDAY, the 30, of OCTOBER. Those at Ad. per day, from the Itt Foot Guards to the 60th Fuut inclusive. On THURSDAY, the 7111 of OCTOBER. Those at P.I. per day, from the Oat Foot, and all the remaining Regiment. and Corm', as also those at 19.1. per day. On FRIDAY, the Sth of OCTOBER. Those at Is. per day (ruin the different Regiments of Ca valry, with the lat and 2d Reginieuts of Fuut Guards. On SATURDAY, the 9th of OCTOBER. Those at Is. per day, from the 3d Regionrot of Foot Guards, to t►e end of the menthered Regiments at that Rate. On MONDAY, the I Ith of OCTOBER. Thule at Is. per day, from the Royal Garrison fistlalion, and all the retnaiaiug Regiments and Corps, sod also those at Is. Oid. per day. On TUESDAY, the 12th of OCTOBER. Thou st - i5..171.15. 114. Is. 24. Is. 21J1. •ud Is. 3d. per day. On WEDNESDAY, the Ilth of OCTOBER. Thole at Is. 3;d. Is. 4.1. Is. ata. Is. sd. Is. 54.1. Is. 4111. 1.. Sid. Is. 7d. 1.. 70. Is. W. 15.151 J. Is. 9J. 15.9341. and Is. MI per day. On TIIIIRSDAY, the 'l4th of OCTOBER. Those at la. 103 d per Jay and unwarar, and floor Pew sinners who have bee. adniiiirtion accou nt of Blindness. It is also ordered and directed, that all the Om-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital phi pay particular Munition to their instructions, which they are required to produce at the time of payment, by which those Pensioners residing beyond the Rills of Mortality are ordered tip transmit t o th e Paymaster-General of bus Majesty's Land. Forces is Loudon, their affidavits as therein prescribed, on or immediately after every Quarter.d..ty; without which their Names will not he mitered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequent Quarter, and they are nut afterwards , to change their place of abode, as specified in their affidavits, without unavoidable uecrs si►y, and duly notifying the same. Aud farther to take Notice, that in conwrpsewee of vo lions Fraught having been commitivd by Pensioners in the Receipt of Penal tttt soul Prize.Muney, it is ordered that all Pensioners su offending shall be struck II 11 the Penwimi Lit t and forfeit for ever all lonnelt arising from thia Evtsbh•h. mint; it is therefore to be ILI b4rrlrrill •bat sit poirsuatire i4f this revolution, the L,witq Commi•snorrrs at their meeting. on the 17111 and 21 , 4 th of March last, direetod the following Out-Pcusioners to be struck off the Hospital !Souks. 7th Foot, JA NI ES JEFFS, at It. 441. per day. 7th DraKuuns,•SAMUEL MULLINS, tkl. ditto. The former having been guilty of forging or causing to he forged slit Names of Magistrate* to their Qthrteriy Allis!., vita, and the letter for altering hi. Rate of Pensiun in his lustructioss Myers, and thereby defrauding the Perwun ap pointed to pay hem hi. Pension. RICHARD NI..AVE, Secretary and Registrar. The Twenty-third Edition, studiously 'toned and care fully corrected, in one large volume, medium seer. illus. orated with an entire new set of Map., accurately drawn twin the latest Survt ye, price la,. boards. Guthrie, Compendiusn of Geography obtained a high de gree of reptant . at its Rest appearance, which it has pre served in all the subsequent editions, sod which it is hoped that it will not forfeit in the p . 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Wer•Nice, Oclofar 2, 1819. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lientensut Henry C•lre, from half-pay wilts Sid Fuut, to In vice Robert Hay, who cxchsa;e•, receirsog the dtlT.• , •.'r --ilateJ September 23, 1810. 12th K. giment of I.orlit I)risiomm—Brerct 'Major Fr3t7eis Rumll,6ftem the httl root. to ►e Captain we • Tr" v p, without purchase, tire Stated', promoted—dated a, above. 7th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Hugh Goh'trot, from half-pAy of Ilw Ot)th Foot, to be Lieut.-smut, rice Donald Caine))))), who excliniigea—.lated as shore. 28th ditto—Ensign Amin:mkt Ogilvie thitgleish to be tenant, 11 purchase, vice 31agemais, prusnoted in the ;i7sll . . Rait--41;1(4 an above. 41st ditto—Captain Edward Benjamin Strip-lio, from 11.0- pay of the York Chaweura, to he Capiaiii of a Compass!. vice Joseph Barry Glew, whu exchatizev, recr.viog the du . . . ftreoce—dated as above. fail ditto—Lieotessaot John Winterbolbon to be Ailjotnot. vice Complicit, wilts revigos Hoe A.ljutauey Duly—dated as above. . . 56th din..--I.ieuienant Henri Edward Hitt, from halt. p- v - of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vie, •":illeitan Gala r;,. who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated aq f a x) , 75th ditto—Lieutenant Frederick Farquharson 10 h e c,,, p . lain of a Company, by purchase s vice 31•1.ean, who --dated as above. Emign William Ort to be Lieutenant, by 'smium, vire Fuqultarmo--ilated ay above. Gentleman Cadet Francis Hawkins, from the Royal )iiHtt. v College, to be Ensign, by pun:lime, vice Orr--dateil t above. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Surgeon •f the Force--Sitaff-suegettes Philip Wa!!er. from haltpay—dated June 25,1819. To be Assistant-Sumo:ins to the Foreea—Asaistsnt•Sorgeoi.t Frederick Browse, from half pay 4th Dragoon Guard, vice Limes Woo.lrieffe, M.U. whu in& September 23. 1819; James Frene;), Irons half. pay 4th rout, wire &levant Mullett, M.D. who earhtaget.-i- • dated as above; John Simpson, (ruin Isalf-pav 36th Pool. vice Edward Mabee, who exchanges—dairei ay übosi - Daniel Owea Davies, (sum half-pay 14th Light Dragoon.. site William Aiiihtpuy Al.Dunagh, wh.e evrtemeir.y.— elated as above; Thomas Henbane, M.D. from 52d Foot, vice Patrick tiehoe, who eachioixe.—ii..tel :shove; amid Revs, from half pay 99th Feria, vice eleraf,l Lloyd, •hoeseliange.--daied ; wood, from half-pay 12th Foot, vice Julio Stewart, eithee exchange,—.hued as *hove. To be Hospital-Assistant to the rorr.•s—Hospital James 11 !iglus, M.D. (sum half ray—dated IS. pt. item r 25, 1819. MEmoitaluvit The Chri•ttittn name of Engirt, 31Itt..inzlwr.1, appointe d to the 77th Foot,oß kth Mai eh, 18W, tt //0- t p, u u e • Henry. ERRATUM in Galette gepttnewe 15, IKI9 7th Light Dragoons—Fur Serjrant-Matur Flat-bier to he Queus master, vice Gr. enw.....1. also rt tar.% upon halfpap, real , who retiree swots fall pay. Coototiesiotte in the Royal Regiment of Cheshire Y111113.1111y Cavalry, sigird by the Lord L;entcnatat of the Conety of Chester. Comet Strethill Wright to be Lietatenaut,, vier Sharpe, it. aigaesl—tbited July 29, 1819. Thomas Orel!, Grnt. to be Cornet, vice 'Wiled, promoted-.: dated u abort. BA NH RU PTS. • David Leahy, late of Lawrence l'iOutory.lanr, London, • • bat now a p. isoner in the Riese.' Bench prewo, merchant, la ‘. oirrepder, October 9, 19, and Nov. olic r 1.1, at tea, at Guildhall. Atto:aeya, Messrs. Paterson and Pelle, Ohl Broad-street. tYtlliaro Roper, fru. John Roper, and CYillismi Roper, poi. of Damena, bear . Keithley, York, totios-spismo iv, 111 ani - reader, October 13, 11, and . November 13, at it'll, at the Star lon, 31aucheater. Atiorneys, Mr. 11411tikrfo ter ; and Mr. "'ablation, Middle Temple, London. Robert Fry, aces. late of Lutlington, wear Frome, Somerset, grocer, to voriender, </color 9, 12, soil Nor. usher 13, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lesfh, wood street, Chearide. James SebolefieM, late of or aloe Old Tunic, Sobllctruisli, Yolk, hew now a prioner rn the King's Bench prima's, wool- Ilen-cordosanufaewirer, to surrender, October 11, November 1, sod 13, at eleveu, at the flute sod Crown Is a, 'ladders.