The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-04-27 00:00:00

, , \ A d e: e e . i 42 Ail/AA ,1 4 7 "X" V " 4 . Ftor ‘ "ettl • Th ,. : N , \ C V N ~ :. . : . A , . 7 :'-- t • , . . . ~-"- _ - - s- . • ~..........„, b A. 0 A . O, ( 4 ( 0.,,..,....04..„ %Wit 1 , 1.mA %b. Cj i_ ii_ l . 1 1 it 11 - 14(4, b . . i , . ai.„...... ! it Ai . , . .. .. . , . a .._ • . . .. . ... . LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1818. NUMBER 4799. THIRD TIME.. MIL WEST'S EXHIBITION. TRE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON TEE PALE HORSE, CHRIST RtIECTED, ST. PETER'S runt SERMON, with revere! PICTURES and SKETCHES from other SCRIPTURAL SUBJECTS. are now Ezbibitiag nadir the immediate Patrunare of his Royal High... the PRINCE REGENT, at N 0.129, Pall-Mall, saw Carltus-Husse,ever'y day from Ten till Vlve. CHARLES SMART, Secretary. THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH 1./PERA-MOUSE, STRAND. Highly graters! fur the liberal Encrinragement which has bee,, bestowed ou his Sistertainstent, mad flatland by the is trimming demand fur Brutes, which renders it impossible to accommodate a Tomas Part of Ike numerous Applicants williont a great addition to the number of Performances, firllE Public are respertfully informed, that they will lad MR. MATHEWS AT HOME, THIS EVENING, MONDAY, April 4y, 1619, To-mor row, Thursday. mad Saturday, and on Monday, Tresda;, Thursday, sod Saturday, in slis meat week; when he will Laws the honour of promoting his Ywitors with as Ester- Miasmas, called . . MAIL COACH ADVENTURES, pretioss to obi* Bs will address the company oo the asi;fect of Ida premed attempt. Mr. Whew* wifll also deqvm. an Eaperintental LECTURE ON VENTRII.OQUY. The Eatsetaiantent In conclade with NOVEL SPECIMENS OF IMITATION, • NOTICE. • CUSTOM-HOUSE, LusIDOW, Attu. 41, 1018. WHEREAS, in the month of August. 1017. • quantity of REFINED SUGAR was entered and shipped for the Bounty, on board • veiled called the Jenny, which vessel was burnt at her moorings io the River Thames, on the night of the 3d of September last, end the greatest part of the said Boger thereby destroyed; and ap plication bovine been made to the Lards Cateimiesiuners of his Majesty's Treasury, prayiuic ,bat the Duality which would ha►e been due on the said Sugar, if the same bad been exported, might he allowed—their lordships have beeu pleased to direct the Commiasiouers of his Majesty's Cos. toms to give notice to Merchants and others, that it is their Lordships determination, not to grant relief in any future case of Ibis nature. rrO BE SOLD, at Mr. 11:p4liett's . Livery St.- a Ales, Farms-street Yews. Berkeley-square, a FINE DUN TILBURY HORSE, Finren and a lila Hands Roes well in single or double Maness, six years old, and rides remarkably well, and shun& PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. rußints-Ro TA L. DRUIOI-LANA. mutts EVENING. MONDAY. April 27. 111 their ‘lojesiiee Scrtonir will petters* (341 time) a Play, funeded on Marlowe's Tried, of THE: JEW OF MALTA. With herr Serape,. Dresses. sad Decaritious. Fereete (Governor q( Malta), Mr. Pope; Den lAolowick, Mr. Wallack ; Dull Maim, Mr. Stank 7; Martin Del Bosco, Mr. Kent ; Selby, C2latb, Mr. Barnard ; Baraboo Oa Jew a Mika). Mr. I ran; libaraure, Mr. Harley; Calapiue, Mr Benguela ; JIMMY, Mr. ► PuwelL Abigail (dau(lit .L er to Samba...), Mrs. Bartley; Katherine, Mrs. Orem tea • Bellaithro, Mots Bayne. The Prologue to he spate by Mr. Barnard, mid the Epi logue by Mn Bartley. After 4th I Mae, • new flerlo-Comic Operatic Bombastic Piece, called AAIORORO. KING. or LITTLE BRITAIN. Amoroso (King of Little Britain), Mr. barley; Reastandu (Lis Cuok), Mr. Knight. Coquellinda (Drivel wf Little Bri tain), Mrs. Bland; Mallidasta (Maid of the Bedchamber), Mrs. Orr. r. ELEGANT NOVELTIES FOR THE SPRING. DHODGES said CO. re s pretf u lly widest the • attention of Ladies of raid • to • Variety of IVF.WLtg t insinufsefo r ed solely by them, and which will be ready for their inspect . on SATURDAY, the 2.1 Day of May seta, when D. H. and Co. hope to ha honoured with their Commands. Spitid•thelds House, 12, Henrirtta.atrrel, Covent-carden. LORD BYRON. 'VHE FOURTH mid LAST CANTO of CHtLDE HAROLD will be Publislsed TO-MOR ROW. GEORGE DELAVAUD, ACIcERMANN'S PATENT MOVEABLE AXLES. THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public. ill Ke aural, are moat reepm•Mally informed, that a Car river built vu this principle may he seen at Mr. Dodd's, 43, Crawfurd.street. The advantages obtained by these sales are as follow :—A very shag tuna, wad lest liable to saterturaed *hes uses the lock sw terming assort ; meaty so the perch. bolt. MO foreomrbeeitt, as drasetst, sal respir ing less repair; shortness of carriagewlse, if required. The Axles and all the iron work belongiag I. the action, viz. two turned cylinder wheel and fore.hed arms, poured homes, ants, and collars, rase-hardened; top and bottom plates fur fore-hed, with sin sgnare bolts and nuts fur same, tone perch bolt, and tindrr.plate bearings of the whole, case. hardened; uric joint sway-bar, case-hardened bearings, and braes washers to same, with six square belts and nuts to ditto; one futtliel-piece, with braes washers, three bolts, and nuts, ease-hardened bearings—are furnished by the Patentee, for 35 guineas. This day is poblisheJ, isi Oyu. prim* 12.. AVIkW of the ENGLISH STAGE, c oo . lousing a Series of Dromotie Criticisms. by WILLIAM ilAzurr. Esq. Author of " Characters of Shiskspearr, Seq. Re. 0 For I ea *mina, if not critical."—Snazenrout. hinted fur Robert Stades% 81, Warm i srd Audi:rem and Chase, 40, West graithf.ritl. DOW. *pee at Ma o'Clock--dan Perfaiemmees to begin at Sens. Bowes sal Notes to be taken of Kr. ftprilatt Rotunda, nilt street, frost Ton HU Four, and of whet may be l i Late Box nightly. The Play of The Jew of Malts, will he repeated To morrow, Thursday. sad Saturday : taamatrow, with Amo rist., King of Little Britain. the Wednesday. the revived Comic Opera of The Lady at the Magyar. After which will be produced. • new Dra matic Romano; interspersed with Meek, to be called The Maintain Chief. In a few days will be publishcl, in two vols. price lOsjed. EUDOXIA, Daughter of lielorsrius : A Nuys!, from the Spanish of blow Pedro Montengon. By CHARLES BENI,' EY SMITH, &el. Printed fur J. J. htuckelale ' 41, Pall-mall. . Also, in nne vol. with 33 line Prints, price 6s. 6d. NEW ROBINSON CRUSOE, altered from the Free* and particnlarly adapted, as a Class and Prize Book, fur the National sod other Schools. in which several celebrated Tragic and Ctsmic Pert.rmen will give their different ideas how Hamlet's Advice to the Players should be spoken. The Soap Will Le accompanied ou the Piano Forte, by Ur. Ha►t. Mr Elliman is enraged at this Theater, and will mate his Ant appearance on Tuesday, May 5, a Rover, iu the Co. smPely of Wild Oats. ••• Boxes and Places cannot be kept later than Half. past Eight. tit In consequence of the great overflows, the Orchestra is furnished with Benches, and opened fur tbe Accosntriuda. lion of the Public visiting the Pit. Coichnien to set down and take op with their Hones' beads towards Sottiersvt House, and draw off up Catherine street. THIRD TIME. 71 MAITRE-ROYAL, COVNNT-17ARDEN. On the Sth of May VIII he publisheol, ba BALDWIN, CRADOCK, and JOY, in 3 vols. 12tno. FELIX ALVAREZ; tor, Manners in Spain. Containing Descriptive Accounts of the principal Events of the late Peninsular War, and Authentic Anec dotes illustrative of the Swinish Character, Interspersed with Poetry, original, and from ibe Spanish. • By ALEXANDER R. C. DALI.AS, Esq. Also just published, by the slime Author, RAMIREZ; a KIM. Price Ss. THIS EVENING, MONDAY. April 27, will be acted, the new Tragedy of lIFLLAMIItA; OR, THE FALL OF TUNIS. With new Scenery, Dresses, and Decoration*. Mantilla, Mr. Young ; Maufredi, Mt. C. Megabit.; Aron. Mt. Mr. Maeready ; Selena°, Mr. Trrr ; Mated. Mr. Con nor. 11.11amira, Miss O'Neill. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Connor, and the Ent totor by Miss Brunton. _ boors to be opened at Seven, and the Performance to begin at Eight o'Cluek. Boxes Ss.—Pet 3s.—Lmiser Gallery IN.—Upper Gallery Is. Boxes, Places, and Private Buses, may be taken of Mr. Stevenson, at the Bug-office, titimid Entrance, from Ten till Four; mid at Mr. Freeman's Library, Nu. 170, New Bond. street, opposite Burlington Gardens. Nu money to be re. turned. r To sloth will be added (std liwoe), a new Pantomime, tailed HARLEQUIN GULLIVF:R; FIRST TIME NEW COMIC HORSE PIECE. ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLErb), WESTMIN STER -BRIDGE, UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF 'THEIR ROYAL . OH, THE FLYING ISLAND. Gulliver (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Eller; the Lau of Lapin* (afterwards Pautaloon), Mr. Hartman ; Qaarlesstiasionus, Lord Ciaaatetlor of Laputa (afterwards Clown). Mr. Grimaldi. The Primers. Hltomboidilla (after wards Ealtoubtue), Miss V. Hensel. he Doors to be opened at Six &Clock—the Play to begin at Seven. Place. for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Boa Offibe, Hart-street, front Ten till Four. A Private Box may be had for the Seams, or Nightly, of Mr. Brandon, it the Box Office. The new Tragedy of BeHamlin". or, The fall of Tunis, will he repeated Ull Stedstaday and Friday, and three times a week till further notire. Tiresurrove, Rob Buy Macirretor; or, Auld Lang Syne. After shirk will he perfornied, for the Ant time, a new Baflel Diveriisemeni, entitled La Chasm. On Thursday, the Opera of The Devil's Briage. The new Farce of Who's my Father? will be repeated every Evening,. Mr. Sraliani will shortly appear, for the Arst thee, in the Opera of The Slave, which will be revived with new addi tional Music. A new Sentimehtil, Tragical, Operatic Entertainment, in me set, called The Sorrows of Wetter, is IU rehear►al, and will speedily be produced. NEVER KNOWN BEFORE. One Hundred and Seren Capital Prises. LOTTEO DRAWS ICING'S BIRTH-DAY. EYTON, Stack-Broker and Lottery.olSee- Keeper, R , Corabill and Lombard-atreet, congratn- Ides his Friesits, the Public, on their gnat Success in the last !Jittery, there bring Our Hendred Capital.. and more than Ninety sold in Shares, and the remainder in Tickets. Ernie begs to remind the Public, that in the present Lot there are tine Hundred and Seven Capital Prises of £2o,uon, £3,000, f 2,000, Ike. &e. and that the first Tweety Prizes drawn will be One Thousand Pontiac' each; that Tickets and Share, are at present very low in price, but will he mach higher ierpeicie. EITON cannot help reminding his Friends, the Public, that for the last 'Twenty Years the battery has been drawn um the King's Birth-flay, he has sold a greater Nnmbrr of Capitals than any other Office keeper, and lie antic-Tatra a continuance of the like Success; therefore be recommends an early purchase at hie fortunate Office, i:CORNHILI. and LOMBARb sTnErr. HAZARD & Co. CONTRACTORS WITH GOVERNMENT For the present Lottery, ronteioing 107 CAPITAL PRIZES Or £to,ollo, £3,000, 122,1100. Sze. &r. Refrainlly reinatot the Public they bare so airaugeLl the Schen'', that 20 Prizes or £l,OOO each MUST BE DRAWN Its the First 20 411isertes. THE KING'S BIRTH-DAY. 4TH JUNE. The plan of inereasine the Number of Capital Prima was Po waiver...lly approved iti the last Loiters, a* to create • dernanif oh ieb reseed the prier of • Ti. kit so Tommy l'orTans, and a Sixteenth to Two Porous. HAZARD and Co. thr present Contractors, solicit attention 111 the ful h.e Puna. or this Scheme. sloth coistioisa More Capital set t h e,. •re LIMA Tirk•t- I than in the La ‘t and Ow prr.rut erme Let is only £1919.. col a S:atrrsith, fl 72. ALL .sfEItLING 11101% , EY. 3 Prizes of .l: 20,000 ! 4 Prt7e% of .e.Lono slid £2,000 ! 9.t.) of 4 '1.000 ! 4 . 500 ! :,756 Pr,7 —.l £3llO, .evoo, £IOn. &c. &C. Thy will have £l.ollo %lure. The !Was ISL.'S.% will have fIIS each. The Niatk..liawii Passe &Lure L'l,oloo will have £20,000 111u:r. (eta and S:tres are %telling by HAZAR and Co. Com vßAcTome, At 11.eir very Dia ()dim. No. 93 . "VAL LI" ,tosArls (establisiv.d upward' of 10(1 yra,v), *hu 5.1.1 auJ `halt) Five Priv. .if .1210,0011 • the Lam Year. 'bor. rues, awl C.r t ..tak 'a former Lotteries Pinuislitaug fth ovule millions. Number* Isom" I,c übmiued by esr:y appl.curiuss. HIGHNESSES THE PRINCE REGENT AND DUKE OF YORK. IRV] IS PRESENT EVENING, MONDAY, JIL April at Half past Six precisely (Ist time), an entirely New Broad Farcical, Operatic, Equestrian Bor ten., witb New Mime, Scenery, Machinery, extensive Plat forms, Dresses, DecMations, dur. written by Mr. W. Barry. more, called PEREGRINE PICKLE: OR, HAWSER TRUNNION ON HORSEBACK. _ _ Introducing, among other Eccentricities, a real Fox Owe, with Dogs, Horses Huntsmen , fa. in fall cry. • HORSEMANSHIP by Mr. AVERY. A GRAND EQUESTRIAN ENTRE, introducing Meson. ASTLET and DAVITS united STUD of HORSES, and showing the Contracted and Progressive Extension of the NEW PROSCENIUM, which, with the Stage Doors, will move asol remove in sight of the Audience. Also the Extraordinary TROOP of VOLTIGEURS will gri through their surprising Leaps, !imps, Rc. particularly Mr. Browu. Comic Song, Mr. Slomaa. Equestrian Prrformancrs by .Ir. Makren. To conclude with THE ENCHANTED HORSE; OR, HARI.F.WIN PRINCE OF PERSIA. Doors open at Half-past Five, begin at Half-past Silt.— Setaiad Price Half past Eight. ' V() counteract the many attempts that are daily niade to impose on the unwary a spurious conirosi tMa 'wend of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they hare adopted • aew Label, in which their address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, is so conspicuously placed in the centre, that they trust an attention to this, sod the difference oI the type, which oi like all letter-piess, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, is sold in Bottles at 6J., Is., and Is. 6d each. E COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY retorts Thanks to their very numerous, independent, and respectable Friends, for their continued Favours, and beg to inform them, that, notwithstanding the very considerable advance that has alicady taken place on PORT IVINF—S, the Company will, till the 10th day of May, continue to sell the hest Wines of those favourite Vintages, 1812 and 1615, at their OLD PRICES. The Company likewise solicit the Attention of the Nobility and Public, to the Company's general LIST ow WIN ES ; the quality of which may be depended upon. Per Doz. Per Pipe. Port Wines, 1815 4Bs. 1 Itle. Ditto ..1812 sos. 122 g. Ditto a small Parcel, 1808, the only Wilke of this Vintage iu the Trade. 54 .• None in __. Wood. Do. the Company's favourite Mark T.R A. Ma. Pu. . Also, Fine Ohl Crusted Port Roriz ditto Bow firkin) ditto FM(' Old soft anti high-flavoured Sherries 16s. 110£. Dino ditto Ewa India niatehless Termitic. of full 51a6nra flavour .. 48s. 1451' . Broitti Madeira, very old %Vest luilia Madeira East Isidia ditto, matctiltas 145 f. The Company also offer the following Cape Wines as b►ing distinct a gelidity from any oilier that have been offered, except what bait lately been sold sally by the C pang. White Cape Stein Wine White Cape Wine, the Aunt Madeira Grape transplanted, and the old way of producing the Wiii. improved by ex perimental high cultism,' of the Grape Lauds and superior process in racking and meliorating C. C. Cape, the only parcel eve► imported, made from Grape. selected portmsely from Jiff, Fruit Vine Growers who art the most fluted fur the high eilltivat ion of their Grapes, aril is what is termed the Slum-Vat Wine, being kept by the Wine 3lakers for the purpose of improving New Coarse Wines 46s. per dux. Reel lionise, in French bottles, and far superior to most French Whits . 36s. per dog. C-ape.—This Wine is (rum the Madeira Tuffs Gape transplanted, and pruducea a rich full bothed high brilliant euluurril %Vine 1' HE newly-engraver, Plates of two Whole• length POR TRAITS of her Royal Highness the late sad much-lamented Princess CHARLOTTE and his Royal Ilighaess Prince LEOPOLD of SAXk.COBUKG, en. graved by H. Meyer. after the universally admired Pictures by A. Chitlnn, ILA. in the possession .of his Royal Highness, are just published by R. Ackernaliiin,lol, Strand, price 11. l• each; proofs, or in colours, 21. ts. each; and may he had of all the Book and Print-sellers in the United Kingdom. The unprecedented sale or the impressions from the Arst Platte, which have been exhausted for some time past, mid the anxious demand for a new set of Plates, most at once prove in what estimation Ibis work of art has been bulb fur correct likeness and admirable execution. Those who were too late in their application for proofs or impres sioiss of the Ant edition, are now requested to make early application, to prevent any farther ditappolotmetit. TOPOGRAPHICAL AND PANORAMIC SURVEY Of TR IB CAM PAOiliDl ROMA ; With Reference to Geology, History, and Autiquitiee• tested by a Toperapbikal Plan on an extended male, and Panoramic Views referring to the Plan. By Ur. F. CH. L. SICKLER, Steadier of the Academy of Antiquities at Rome. Published by R. Ackermann, 101, strand; and may be bad of all the Booksellers is Great Britain; price, mounted and ease, U. Is. NORTH WPM PASSAGE; ARCTIC ZOOLOGY, ke. On the bth of May will be pubdrabek iu 41a. by Raldwitti Craddock, mid Joy, Patontorter-row, tIESERVATLONS on GREENLAND. the Adjacent Seas, and the North West Passage to the Pacific Ocean, made iii a Voyare to Davies Straits, during t►e Summer of 1817 ; illustrated and embellished liy Charts, and nitmerues other Plates, from Drawings 'scented by the Author, front continua! Observations. VERY OLD AND CURIOUSLY FINE - 1131111.ev Nladeiru, in Pmts,4s‘. Old Omstasitta,s6o. 01.1 r v 1.11 .4 3114. Old Preening-, 365. ItS, Simmer -street, and 343 : Osford.street, Loudon. V CRAIG briii;oi-folieit Wits mnd Families I • to the fulluwing SELECTION of LINEN URA. PF.RY (Wing part of an extensive Stuck), which is SELL. ING at the under-uamed Prices. Please to bring the Acker, tisernent, as it will cun•iiire those who have filar faith in them, that every A r ticle i s so ld as it i s s p ec ifi e d Moil, and likewise warrants-4 of the best fabrics : Real Damask Table Cloths, 3 yards long and f: cll.'. 21 wide - - - 0 1 . 8. 6. , - 4 yards ditto, 2 2 wide - - -0 32 0 , 6 yanls ditto, 2 1 - wide . - -0 63 ii Tea Napkins, pi r dozen - - - 0 12 6 Real Damask' ditto - - - 0 I 4 0 }'reach Catnbricks, per piece - .0 31 0 Valeisciennca make, ditto - - - 0 40 0 Real Russia Sisettiugs, yard and quarter wide, per piece . - - 5 15 6 Irish Linen, fur Gentlemen's wear,got up with oat dress of the last improved bleach, per . yard - . - 0 3 6 Miirctlla Quilts, 3 yards square - - 0 28 0 Comiterpaues, 2 yards square - - 0 7 0 Ditto, 21 long - . 0 10 0 Ditto, 1 loug - - - . 0 15 0 Stoat Cambric Muslin', per piece .. 0 12 0 Jacconuts, or the finest quality, for cravats, per yard - . - 0 2 0 Real Irish Tabbinets - - - 0 3 6 Rumbatiner of every shade - 0 2 3 - Silk Striper, 26 inches wide - - 0 1 10 Sot) Cohurg Dresses - - - 0 b 6 Welsh Whittles, yard and half square - 0 7 6 Ditto, II yards square - 0 10 6 - - Ditto, 2 yards square - 0 12 8 Elegant Imitation Scarfs, 3 yards long - 0 28 0 Superb Cashmere, yard autl half wide, and 3 yards loom - . 0 63 0 Mout Furniture Prints - - - 0 1 0 The newest Desigiis of various Colours, on the floral Cambric Cloth (regular price 25.) - 0 1 6 Furniture Linters, in every colons., perfectly fast - - 0 1 0 Foie Scotch Muslin , . (of 10 yards) . - 0 9 6 Town Prints, Spriug Pancras, on the finest Cloth, per yard - - 0 2 4 The Mater Articles will be sold off; they consist of Pe isse Cloths, Blankets, stair., Ape &c. PS. Luxe Purchaser.' will find one of the largest Stocks of Goods at this House in the Metropolis.—lrish Rank Notts takeu is payment fur Irish Linen.—.7III,OXFORD.SfR Err, opposite the Pantheon. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. • •MILITARY PROMOTIONS. , • • War-Qffiee, April 24, 1818. Royal Regiment •of nurse Guard.—Cornet Custom ' ', Brander to be Lieateuant, by purchase, vice Brooke, pro. muted in the 17th Light Dragoons--Cummissioat dated March 28, 1818. Stafford Hotslain, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Breeder—dated aa above. 241 Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Fergus James Graham, from the half pay of the Regiment, to he Lieu tenant, vice John George Green, who exchauges—dated as above. 4th ditto—Lienteuant James Chatterton, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Captains of a Troop, by purchase, vice White, who retires—dated as above. 18th Regiment of Light Dragoons--James Yorke Searlett, Gent. to be Comet, by purchase, vice Delapasture, pro. muted—dated as above. let or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Goards—Lieutenant- Colonel William C. Eustace, from half pay of the late Chasseurs Britanaiques, to he Captain of a Company and Lieutenant-Colonel, vice J. H. Davies, who axe henget-- dated March 26, 1818. Captain Lord James Hay to he Captain of a Company and Lieutenant-Colonel. by purchase, vice Cooke, who retires —dated March 26, 1818. Royal Scots—Captsin William Henry Butler, from half pay of the Bth West ludia Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice William Gordon, who exchanges, receiv lug the deffereace--dated as above. sth Regiment of Foot—Ensigu Edward Eustace Hill, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be F.nricn, vice Bishop, appointed Quarter-Master--dated March 25, 11410. &wigs Henry Bishop to be Quarter-Mastec, vice John Witt. eon, who retires upon the half-pay--ilated March 28, IRIS. 10th ditto—Captain George Chandler, from the half-pay of the late 1.1 Greek Light Infantry, to be Captain of a Compauy, vire Thomas Foulierzill, who exchangev, re. ceiviug the difference--datril as &huge. Surgeon William 1./Douel, from the half pay of the late New Brunswick Fencih'es. to be Sorgeon, vice Ociaeius Fritchanl, who eachatige.--.daiad as iiNiVe. 14th ditto—Captain Willi am 't umor , t r ,. 4 ,, the hatt.psy eke Regiment, to be Captain of a C posy, vice Hens, Nuoth, who exchanges--dated as abuse 29th ditto-.l.ientenant Arthur Richardsnn, from the tin's: pay of the Kegiuseut, Iv be Lieutesiaiit„ vice *lionsias Hamilton, who earhangta, receiving the difference--dstia as above. 32d ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel lionourab!e Jolla M Witt - land (luipeetiag Field Octi:.er of the Militia in the Islands), to be Lieutenant-Culotte!, vice Maitland, who exchanges—doted as above. 41th ditto.-. Ensign John Newman; from the half pay of the lith Foot, to be Ensign, vice Heury Stunt Napier, who exchanges-.dated as above. 48th ditto—Lieutenant Edward James O'Brien, from the Rifle Brigade, to be Lieutenaut, vice Gibson, who ex cliangen.-alated as above. 49th dittc—Lieutenant yenrY Maltwell,•from the liatf-pal of the Regiment; to he Lieutenant, vire James who eiteltauges, receiving the dificrence--il wed at abut... 51st ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Julies, from the halt piv of the 61st Foul, to be Laintenant, vice Henry Itru.l, wins itaisanges, receiving the difference -dated as above. I:o4th slittu...Lieutetians Charts Highgate Potts, from the ko]. ; •al York Rangers, to be Lieutenant, vice Joseph Henry Putts, who exchanges-related as above. 58th ditto—Lieutenant Warburtou Grey, from the half pay of the Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice 1). Dundar, wi..• exchanges, receiving the alifferencr—dated as abuer. lieutenant William Woulds to be Adjutant, vice Lands*, who resigns the Ailjthaotcy only—dated as above. 62d,ditto— &taiga John Higginbotham, to be Lieutenant, vice Heyland, ilea:wed—dated as above. John Lane, Gent. to be F.osign, vice Higginbotham—date.t as above. . . . 75th ditto--Ptlotaater Merles Cog, from the half-pay of the late Rolle's Regiment, to be Paymaster, vice Henry Tiddintaa, who retires ern half-pay--gated as shove. 81st ditto—Captain Thomas Coleman, from the 96th row. to be Captain of * Company, vice DOR, who exchanges —dated as above. 87th ditto—Lieutenant Josepla,Tunter, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fits-rlareace, deca:sed—dated as ahoy,. 68th ditta—Captaih William Mackie, (rain the half pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Jaisivs Paula Oster, who exchanges--dateal as shove. 98th Ciphin Robert Dulf, (ruin tbe gist Foot, to be Co l , lain of a Cuisipauy, vice Colesilau, who exthauges—dsts.l as above. Rifle Brigade--Lientenatit Edward Gibson, from the 48th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Brien, who exchanges--. dated as above. Royal York Rangers—Lieutenant Joseph Henry Potts, front the 54th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Putts, who ix changes—dated as above. Royal African Corps—Hospital-Assistant John Mal often, to be Amistatit-Suageon, vice Armstrong, placed upuu halt pay--dated January 25, 1818. STA FF. Lieutenant-Colonel James Maitland, from the 324 Font, to be Inspecting Field Oateer of the Militia in the Lutists islands, vice Hun. J. M. Maitlaud, who exchanges—dated March 28, 1616. War-fyßre, April 23, IBIS. 311 Regiment of Dragouu Guards--Ricbar4 Martin, Gent. to be Cornet, without purehme—dated April!, Isle. thttMa-Lieutenant Thomas Matthews, to be Captain of a Troup, by purchase, Huoglttoo, who retires—datr.t as above. Cornet Hairy Higiabotbani, to be Lieutenant, hy purchase, vice Matthews--dated as above. Ensign William Battier, from the 98th Foot, to he Cut act, •ice Spence, who exchanges—dated April 1, 1818. Gentleman Cadet Ramsay, from the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Higiubutham— dated April 9, 1818. nib Regiment of Light Dragoons--Lieutenant Edward John Henry Briaeu, film half-pay of the 40th Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Myles Sandr, who exchanges, re. ceiving the difference—dated as above. 15th ditto--Sir Frederick Henniker, Bart. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Douglas, promoted—dated as above. 19th ditto—Lieutenant John Hatunteraley, to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Anderson, who retiree—dated as above. Francis John Swaine Hepburn, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur. chase, vice Sauad, promoted—dated as above. 22d ditto—Surgeon Anthony Cesar Colclough, from the 5616 Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Francis Edwards, who re tires upon half-pay of the 96th Foot—dated as above. 25th ditto—Lieuteuaot John hfacQueen, float the 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Williams, who exchauges—dated as above. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Charles Talbot to be Captain of a Company and Lituteoant-Colonel, with out purchase, vice Home, who retires—dated as above. Lienteuant Digby Murray to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Talbot, promoted—dated as above. Phillips Cosby, Gent. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Murray—dated as above. sth Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Robert Wallace, from the half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lientenaut. vice Mi chael Grestheed Hamer, who cachaages, receiving the dif ference...dated as 'above. 11th ditto—Surgeon William Chermaide, 51. D. from the North Cork Militia, to be Assistaut•Sui•geois, vice Feeds. rick Dix, who retires un half-pay as Assistaut•Surgeon to the Forces, in the room of Assistant-Surgeon Williams... dated as above. 12th ditto--Lieutenent Bickerton asamberlayne, from half. pay of the Regiment, to be Lieuteuant, vice Thomas Gale, who exchauges, receiving the differeure--dated as above. 28th ditto—Ensign John Borthwick, from the half-pay of the 10tb Fout, to be Romig°, vice Wm. Lynam, who cx. *ogee—dated as above. 35th ditto—Ensign Edward lagram, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Autbuny Joseph Mecdouell, who Captaii " Georg cbault eell ed assf—odualtsun. above. Captain half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Paymaster, vice David Home, who reti res upon half-pay—dated as above. 53d ditto—Brevet Lieur.-Coloisel Oliver George Fehrszen, from half-pay of the Regimeut, to be Major, vice Massed, pruinuted—dated February 12, 1818. 55th ditto—Captain Frederick W. Ivb, from the half-pay of the York Light infantry Volunteers, to be Captaiu of a Company, vice John Campbell, who eocitaugas--dated April 2, 1818. 5611 i ditto —Surgeon Henry William Markham , from half. pay of the 26th Font, to be Surgeon, vice C:olckstrgb„aii. pointed to the 224 light Dragoons-- dated as above. 61st Jbitotothlioistogio.... be Lieutenant,Henryrrg rice anßanda j l oh l, h n alf- u pay li u s- f the Elli son, who eacbmiges, receiving the difermice—dated as above. gad ditto—Lieut. William Clone, from the half pay of the late sth %Vest India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice War. Cushy, who exchanges—dated as above. 'flat ditto—Easigu John Francis Woodward, from the 73d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Spalding, who eachangcs—dater ar above. 73.1 ditto-.. Ensign John Spalding, from the 71st Foot, to be Ensign, vice %Woodward, who eat:haws—dated as :mime. th dittu--Lieol. Andrew Williams, frum the 25th Light SODraguoss, to be Lieutenant, vice Mai:Queen, who as diallers—timid as above. th ditto--Lieut. Henry Windham Desbarres, from the 87halt.pay of the Regiment, to be Lieuteuaut, vice Turuct, promoted—dated as above. 119; - 11 ditto—Captain Roger Sheehy, from the baltpay of the Olt- Lk. 4 (,( tie hi 6:+. . •••• . I • IMO tit- kn. you . 1 . to i4o .tc4 I rat. 'I. 1 1 of ' I Lte.t . ase, i net, if all I a— and ar 1 i v re. by i of ted our. the ft. DO , iltil I to itb. j l ain, plif. mai Ali. dal. the !de. ' 1 I to ss-.. Of . t i s NUS 11111 , of ut.. the lel!, eel- ( I : efts 1 ern, 1 leils r of rid If a led I ' Of. ap- t,, 1 r of , 1 ,111- OS the :ii I Me r3d tad ve tte It l -. tht lot- i Ihe ta, i the By BERNARD O'REILLY, Egg. ••• The argoeseuta adduced to prove the practicability of a North West Passage are supported by Facts not hitherto examined, and are of such weight as to give confident* in their accuracy. The accomplishment of this great object usual he evidently of vast benefit to the commercial lute. rests of Great Britain, and cannot fail to interest t►e reader, as the expectation of its discovery, excited in some measure by the fortunate voyage here related, has induced the Go remittent to lit out ships for the purpose. To the tants of S•mtbcru Lands the Views sketched on the spot will be most interesting, as they will convey a complete idea of the situation of the Polar World to the 77th deg. of North latitude. Previous accounts had mentioned the existence of a people of singular character inhabiting those dreary 14. regions; but it retnaiuml fur the present detail to exhibit Portraits from life of Mimeo beings who cherish an abode there in preference to the comforts of milder climes. Tbe Arctic Aninialis and Birds of Passage there found, with t h e Whale Fishery, will be exhibited in plates as well as de scribed ; and iliMnititibers of the Phenomena of Atmosphere, will uet be omitesid;-, MAD. DE STAEL ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. Oa the kb of May will be published, iii three vols. Bvo. by BALDWIN, CRA DOCK, and JOY, ("IONS! DERATIONS our Ins principals* NJ ',Mellitus de la Revolution Frasi'cuis. Ouvraire past haute do Mal. fi flaronne de Steel, publie par M. Le Duc de aroulte, et M. Ia Baruu de Start. •.• A trenslatints into Enghal, executed under the superietendence of the Editors, will be published un the seine day. This day are published, in two Vols. RfO. price IL Is. LECTURES on the HISTORY of LITE RATURE, ANCIENT sad MODERN, frum the GERMAN of FREDERICK SCHLEGEL. Printed for Wm. Blackwood, Eihuburgbi and Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy Faternoster•row. 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