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4 .6Ze...d. - . • . . rota , : 4 t. RAC .0 vr 45) 1 4 t r , i) • 1 , t 4 1 1 \ 4 • 04 . r • .9 4 t . Li 4 ,1.1 1 T 0., oil '1 Tt ft, bort 11139 fru! , A to 3! and 1 1 001 1 Hal Mai 111'11 UMBER 5303. K 1 NG'S THEATRE. London, December 1,1919. IFIE Nobility unal Groin, Sob-oribers to Ilse , Opria,ami the are moat respectfully informed, lhat tbie Theatre ar:!: •• c oas 6.r die eolinonc Season of Operas on MI:SHAY, ttw I tab iot The folios Mg p;ii,scipa! P. tztvrft me already engaged: for the Opera--tovior blauchi, Signor Toni, Siguor Al hint Bonet (their heft appearance in this country); Mailaine Signora Corri, Signor Antbrogetii, Sit ior A ova syn. Signor Plseei, S:guora Mori, Slailame Gatti, Signor Screerii,Sioor Di Giovanni, and Signor Garcia, who Conies (N! , l Pane for part of the Seaton. A liberal proposal for an engagement has been transmitted is SlsilaineCatalnin, whom answer is daily expected. Le3.lvr of the Orchestra, Signor Spagoioletti ; Composer, and at the Piaou-forte, Signor &apple ; Poet,Signer Cara wita. Fur the Poillet—Monsieur Le Chomps', Nimble. Eliza llgoulise, Mous. La Blond, Niadrcival* (teir first ap pearance in ibis country); Mademo lle. Pe iselle Milan h ie, Monsieur Hollis, jute Slailemo:selle Le Fibre, Mademoiselle Fare!, Mademoiselle GOAV, Sfonsieur Tout... Mot, Mademoiselle Finl Mousieur 0 Byrne, Mademoiselle Vole, Monsieur Domino, Midemniselle Brisme, Monsieur Buisgerarcl, Ma dame i.e Fiber, Marine. Nareisse, &c. 3;.e. .0 , 1 Master, Monsieur -Httllin; Leader of the Ballet, M. Ireland; Principal Scene Painter, Signor Zara ; Maitre it , lc Wardrobe, Monsieur Bestial; Stage :Manager and Di r-ewe el the Musical Department., Mr. hells ; Deputy Singe .111.1”s4 . 1, Signor Di Giovanni; Aitendsait, Mr. Lea 'y; Bankers. Sievers. Birch and Chambers, Nu 130, New ytrcet, where Subscriptions will be received as usual. The commencement of the Season a few Nights earlier than the casual period has been recommended, in consequence of 11:e early meeting of Parliament. The Subscription fur the priocipal Tiers of Boles will remain the same as last Season. Applications for Boxes, mud Tickets for the Night or Sea son, are respertful!y requested to be made only at the Of lee of the Theatre, in the Hay-market, where attendance is givers every Day from Tea till Four Sundays eseepsed). 1711 ATIIR-ROY DKURY-LAN E. THIS EVENING. MONDAY. Dee. 6 . bit Mnjeety's *crypts will perfects Bbsktpeure's Tat ft !y or KING RICHARD THE. THIRD. sing Henry the Sixth, Mr. Yore; Richard Duke or Glu'ster. Mr. Keen; Duke of Buckingham, Mr. Housed; ra.l of Richmond, Mr. Ellimou. Elizebetb ; Queen of Ed uard the Fourth, Mrs. Glover; Lady Anne, Mil.. W. I'Ve.t. After which, the Musical Entertainment called THE DEVIL TO PAY. Sir Jehn Levert'lc, Mr. T. Cooke; Jobson, Mr. Dowton. lady Loverule, Mrs. Marlowe; Nell, Miss Kelly. Boxes 75.; Second Price 3a. 64.—Pit 3s. Ga. ; Second Prise 2s.—Lower Gallery Ss.; Second Price Is.—Upper GaAery ls.; Second Price &l. The Box.Otfice will be open from Eleven till Five o'Clock to be taken of Mr. [lndwell, Box Book-keeper. I'. vide Boxes to be hail (nightly) of Mr. Siete!, who is ap pointed Comptroller of the Box-Of f ice Receipts, the Private s, and Ticket Department, as well as the general arrange ment of the Doors. To-morrow (by special desire, and under the inunediate patronage of his Royal Higbee'', Prince Leopold), the Co nway of Wild Oats, with The Turnpike Gate. Ott Wednesday, the Tragedy of Macbeth. THEATRR-ROYAL, COVRNT-GANDEN. T IIIS EVENING. MONDAY. Dec. 6, will be acted Slwlispesres Tragedy of CORIOLANUS; Or, THE ROMAN MATRON. Romans--Caitis Marciiis Curiotaints, Mr. Marready 3d aple•arance in that character); Cummins, Mr. Chap. mut Menenius, Mr. Blanchard Sicinius, Mr. Connor ; Brutus, Mr. Comer. Voluennia, Mrs. Fancit ; Virgilia, Miss fthite ; Valens, Mrs. Yates. Volocians—Tullus Aufidins, Mr. Egerton; %%duelist, Mr. Claremont. ... With the Burletta of TOM THUMB THE GREAT. K ing Aethur, Mr. Fawcett; Tom Thumb, Min Brolen ; Lord CiflZZle t MI. Liston; Doodle, Mr. J. Kimmel'. Queen Ihallalolls, lakilandis, Mrs. Liston ; Princess kiiiiicamunea, Mrs. Ster ling. To which will be added (compressed into one act), the Farce of THE SLEEP WALKEIt. _ _ _ Sir Patrick M‘Guire, Mr. Connor; Simon, Mr..l. Rus. sell. Mrs. Decorum, Mrs. Davenport ; Sophia, Mrs. Ster ling. To-morrow (by special desire of the Doke and Duchess of Kent), The Comedy of Errors, with The Miller and his Men. On Saturday, first lime. a new Historical Tragedy, called Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland: Earl of Leicester, Mr. Alacready; Mary Stuart, Miss Macauley, her first appear ance at Cris Theatre ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND, LATE THE SANS PAR Ell.. TWO ENTIRE NEW IBURLErrAs. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Dec. 6, and during the Week, will be presented (first time) au entire New lturletta, in two Acts, entitled LOVE AND THE CHASE. Squire Reynard, Mr. W. S. Chatter ley; Bob Racket, Mr. J. Reeve; 11.trny Blossom. Mr. Wilkinson; Peter Pepper mint, )Ir. Cowell; Water, Mr. Smith. Fluretta, Mes. Alm); Margery, Mrs. Kirby. After which, the New Ballet, entitled L'AMOUR; OR, WINE NO POISON. la which will be introduced a favourite Dance by the Mimes Dewiest. A new Imitative Burdens, in one Act, entitled, APOLLO DAGGERWOOD. Apollo Daggerwood, Mr. John Reeve! Sir John Trntly, Mr. John Reeve!! Jeremy Diddler, Mr. John Reeve! !! Crack, Mr. Julio Reeve!' !! Mouvicur Chasse. Mr. John Reeve! Mr. Flip, Mr. John Reeve ! Mumble, Nlr. Minton (from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, his first appearance un ibis stage); Ohl Fickle, Mr. Daly ; Julio, Mr. Smith. Laura Fickle, Miss Scutt; and Mrs. Clatter, Mrs. Dsly. To conclude with the Huai-Oa of WHERE SHALL I DINE A Sero-comic Barletta, iu three acts, is in active pre pm aeon. Doors open at Six, the performance to begin at Seven; Half•price, lialf.past Ei;ht. Children in al 111, cannot !readmitted. Rover,4s.; Second Price, 9.= —Pri,2s.; Squad Price, Is. Is.; Second Price, 6.1. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Under the Patronage of his Koval Highness Prince LEOPOLD of SAXE conum;. Frills EVENING, MON Y, pre. 6, and during the week, at Ilalf-past Six o'Cloek pre cisely, will be prevented, fur the Slat lime, a new Comte Bagatelle, altered from the French, called, MORE WAYS THAN ONE; OR, TAKEN IN AT I.AST. The principal Characters by Mr. Stanley und Miss Cope land. Aitrr which will be produced, a new grand Melodramatic Tale of F.achatitment, in two art., called BEAUTY and THE BEAST; or, Tii 1 7 . MAGIC ROSE. The whole to conclude with, Sim lime at this Theatre, the highly popular 11/11114111. in VIM acts of 'TiS HIM ! 'TIS TIM ! MR. wEsrs EXHIBITION, THE GREAT PICTURE. I)EATU ON THE PALE HORSE., CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PAUL. and B%RNABAS receiving the GENTILES. the BRAZEN SERPENT. the CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with other ptc- TURF.S and SKETCHES. are pow Exhibiting limier the immediate Patronage of his Royal the PRINCE REGENT, at No. 125, Pall-Mall, near Carlton-Howie, every day from Tim till Emir. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. MRS. H. !WORE'S STORIES AND TALES. This clay is publiActl, a New Etlttioo, in 2 vols. price 14a. in boards, TORIES for the. MI EiDLE RANKS or ►`7 SOCIETY, and TALES fur the COMMON PEOPLE. By HANNAH MORE. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and W. Blackwood, rdiuhurgh. Of whom may also he had, New Editions of all Mrs. Mores other Work*. 14 It I:IOePF.R'S DOCTRINAL SE:1110;4S. This day is pitteliaberl, in 2 vols. 12ano. twice Ins. in boards, a New ~,, , being the Sixth, of QERMONS„ chiefly rlesiguett to elucidate some ts. 7 of the LEADING DOCTRINES of the GOSPEL. To which are added, Sermons preached on several Public Occasions, and plumed by desire. Fly the Rev. EDWARD COOPER, Rector of Dainstall !tinware and of Tuaall, in the County of Stafford. Printrrt for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whom may also be had, by the same Author, 1. PRACTICAL and FAMILIAR SERNIONS, designed fur Pttruchill and Domestic Inatroction. New Edition, in 5 volumes Plato. printed uniformly with the above. Price IL Os. in boards. 2. Lin - mils addressed to a serious and humble Inquirer after Divine Trulb. Second Edition, 12niu. Price ss. in ho:rds. ROYAL DISPENSARY for the. RELIEF of the POOR, *Meted with DISEASES of the EAR, Carlisle-street, Sohn. PATRONS, His Roy*, Highness the PRINCE REGENT, His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, His R. Highness the Duke of LENT. And His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND. PRESIDTMT, The Must Noble Marquis of CAMDEN, K.G. VICE-PRESIDCMTS, I The Duke of Devonshire, The Bishop of Chichester, The Duke of Norfolk, Sir Samuel Shepherd, The Marquis of Hertford, George Watson Taylor, Esq. The Marquis of Anglesey, M.P. The Earl FitzwiHim, W. Egerton, Eaq. M.P. The Fin of Egremont, Wattbew Wood, Esq. Alder- The Earl of Ashburnham, man, M.P. The Right Hon. N. Van- John Sims, M.D. F.R.S. sittart, William Babingtou, M.D. Viscount Dudley and Ward, F.R.S The Bishop of Durham, Henry Cline, Esq. F.R.S. Since the establishment of the shove Institution, upwards of 1,730 Patients afflicted with Deafness, and other Diseases of the Ear have been admitted, the greater number of whom, to the satisfactioo of the Governors, have been mired or re. tiered. wad therby rendered capable of following three various employments, to which before they were incompe tent. . . . . Every Subscriber of One Guinea per annum, is entitled to one Patient always on the Books ; Two Guineas cubit's to two Patients, and so i■ proportion ; Ten Guineas cos mitotic a Life Goveruer.—Such Patients as require it s are gratuitously supplied with Acoustic Instruments. Subscriptions are received at the Banking house of Sir William Curtis, Bart. and Cu. Lombard-street; Messrs. Barclay and Co. Lombard -street; Messrs. Birch sod Cham bers, Bond-street W. Cubbe, Esq. Treasurer, No. 2, Hay. market; and J. H. Curtis, Esq. Surgeon to the Institution, N 0.2, Soho-square. G. WHITING, Sec. Royal Dispensary, Nov. 29th, 1119. ACIDULATED ESSENCE OE ANCHOVIES. THE decided Preference this new Sauce has experienced during the short period it has been before the Public, having occasioned some spurious Imitations, E. LAZENBY and SON respectfully inform the Nobility mid Gentry the Original Artirle is prepared only at their Warehouse, Nu. 6, Edward-street, London, and 23, Par liament-street, Dublin; the label of each bottle signed " Elizabeth Lazenby." N.B.—Prom its peculiar Preparation the Acid Anchovy Sauce will be found very delicious with steaks. bashes, &c. as well as all kinds of Gsb, and claims a decided preference for exportation; is warranted to keep in any climate, and does not turn rancid when opened. BEST SEASON OF THE YEAR TO REMOVE WINES. v CIIICIM AS and RICHARD A lIBOTTS hrg the attention of the Politic to their isuprecedented LOW PRICES of WINES and SPIRITS, of the hest Quality— P. Po:. P. Pipe. Port Wines Old ditto 420. 1001. Cape Madeira 2ls. 4fl. Sherries 385. Fine Old ditto 494. 981. Truer; ffe and Vidonia Rucell.44 from the Hock Grape 46* Bronti Madeira \Vest India ditto ',4q. 114/. East India ditto B4O. 1401. English G ...... ... 9s. 64. and 114 64. Old Rum 14. 64. and 164, Ditto Brandy (real Crigueic) Also Pine Apple Spirits and Liqueurs, which. with a full List of every Description of the finest Portugal, Spanish, and French Wine., by Pipe and Mmen, may be hail, and Samples tasted, at No. 10, Skinner-street, ■nd 340. Oxfurd•atreet. /IX PR Eti of 29,000/. may In- 'frau.), Two 1.7 Prizaa u(20,t;001. entnt be drawn NEXT THURSDAY, 911 i Demob r. Tickets sad Shares, warranted Undrawn, are Selling by T. HISH, Stuck- Rinker, 4, Curnhill, and 9, Charing.croas, And by his Ageten in the Country. *.• EISH has already Sold FIVE CAPITALS in the pre. sent Lottery. His Ageut at Liverpool sold port of one of the 20,0041. Prison &wird the First Day, nod his Agent at Edinburgh sold part of the other Prise of 20,4.1001. the same day. TO BF. SOLD IIY AUCTION, BY MR. EVANS, At his Howie, No. 26, Pall. Mall, THIS DAY, Monday, December 6, sod TO-MORROW, ARARE, and Valuable Collection of POR TRAITS of Celebrattd BRITISH PERSONAGE', and I I.LCSTRIOUS FOREIGNERS, connected with the Etiglash Svries t the property of a diatinguished Collector; convistiue of the choicest protlitetions ot Hozenhcre, De. Imam, Elstrackr, the Patoett, I)elwy, Lueean. Loin. hart, Glover, 3faraball, Smith, Place, W. Fadlntros., &v. &J.. Among the latter ore brilliant Impressions of Ina Oliver Cromwell between the Pillars, and the Infanta Catharine, its the dyers elm cunt from Portugal; many rare Historical Primp, &e. Am. Tl,i• day ht pv64E/W. Price 11. 6a . belled, STOCKDiLE'S CALENDA a Est 18:0: Cewuioi■;. I. The ROYAL CALENDAR "for ENGLAND, SCOT LAND, IRELAND, mod AMERICA; inchtehog complete and correct Lists of both Houses of the Sixth Imperial Pir- Itanieut ; of all the State, Las, Remise*, and Public Of. Aces ; of the Army and Navy—Vaieersities—Physicians, &c. upon a inure extensive plan thlin any hitherto pub lished. 2. The COMPANION to the CALENDAR; Isatitig an Account of all the Changes in Administration from the com mencement of the present Century; Lists of the late and per. ut Parliaments, shewin4 the changes made by the Ge mud Elections in 1618 and 1011, with the Names of the Candidates. A Table of the several Parliaments from Henry VII. to the present time; stating when met, when dissolved, and duration: liken) complete Abstract of the Election Laws. 3. The At.MANACK fur it e ra • 4, wrocKDA LE'S PEE ' WED KING DOM far the Y ea r is of the Peers. b. STOCEDALE'S SABO GE of the I: SITED RINGDOXI, fur the Year 1620. With the Arms of the _ _ .... Printed for William Stock&lv, 181, Piccadilly. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War.Qfflce, Decent'''. 3, 1819. Ist Regiment of Life Gnarl.. To be Captains of Troops—C plain Jansen 11 illard Gardiner, from the tith Dragoon'', vice Randall, who excliange.—. dated November 10. 1819; and Lieutenant H.rory Wymt, without piircimse, vice deceased—dated Novembe► . . 11,1819. . To be. Lieotenont—Cornet awl Sub-Lieutenan t George Story, without mirehare, vice Wyatl--tleted 114 above. To be Cornets sad Seh-Lienteuanis—Ensign Chides Gore, from halt.pay 72d Foot, Vice William ;Rarer Smith, Vl9 exchanger, receiving the difference—J*l(ll November 8, 1819; and William Locke, Gent. without porehaie, vice Story—lamed November 11,1819. 6th Regiment of Dragoons—Captain George Randall, from the Ir.t Life Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Gardi ner, who exchanges—dated : , :ovendier 18, 1819. 17th Regiment of Light Drogoone—Cou net 6. F. Clarke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, •ire Potts, whose promotion has not taken plare—tlated January 1, 1819. 22d ditto—W. D.Rierillf, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Riminilly, who retires--datcil as above. - 10th Regiment of Foot—Captain Patrick Grieve to be Major, by purchase, vice Trickey, who retires—dated Novemlwr2S, 1819 Licutemmt John !Bollinger, to he Captain of n Company, without purchase, vire BrUOIIIV, deceased—dated Novem ber 24, 1819. 24th ditto—Lieutenant J. H. Peake, from half pay 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Allen, deceased—dated March 1, 1819. 30th dit ni—ldeutenant D. D. Kennedy, from the 86th Foul, to he Lieuicitaut, vice Richard Fraser, who exchanges— dated as share. 424 ditto—Lieutenant George Frederick Berkeley St. John, from balf.p.y 51st Foot, to he Lientemint, vice James Young, win, exchanges—dated November 25, 1819. 46th ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Read, from the 86ih Foot, to he Lientetiaiii, vice Gourlsy, who exchanges—dated March 1, POO. Patrick Carroll, Gent. to he Cosign, without purchase, vice Lloyd, appointed to the 8611, Foot—dated January 1, 1819. 471 h ditto—Ensign C. E•iwards to be Lieutenant, without purclme-41mied December 24,1818. &sign Robert Ridge, from half pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Edwards—dated December 24, 11418. SOth ditto—Lieutenant Sholtd Douglas, from hatf•pay oth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice William Henry Vinicombe, who exchanges—dated November '23,1819. 52d ditto—Lieutenant Willism Crawley Your, fro= the half-pay of the Regiment, to he Lieuteualit, vice William Richmond Ntimii, wild exchanges, receiving the difference --dated as above. 53d ditto. To he Captains of Companies, without purchase—Licata. mints Jvho Edeu, GUM the 22d Light Utaitoona, sire Stone. deerased—dated December 26, 1818 ; nod K. G. Donley, I,:ce Purtbury t deceased—dated January 30, 1819. To be Lieutenant 9, without purchase—Ensigns hones Sweeny, vie,. Williams, promoted—dated December 1, /818; 111111 CeMgt Devaril, vire Horsley—dated January 30, 1819. To be Engirt, witheat purchase—Juba Little, Gent. •ice Janwart• 1, 1819 ' 58th di11,,-I.i.•utenatd 'themes Richartlemo Timbre'', from half -84y 94th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vire kirbacil Bur ton, who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated No vember 25, 1819. 60111 ditto—Lieutenant Benlirhi D.JI Veeux, front the 11th . Light Ihniguimi, to be CApiam of a Conrti:‘, by pur e-ha., 'ICC 7 rusubJcb, whu retires--datc4l Octuber 1819. _ . 6411rlitto-i-Ltentenaut Edward Lambert, to lot Captain of Coat i moty. isypooltthase, vice Ititibup, 'mouthed—dated Nov.. u:hr3 : 25,.. I_Bl9 Ita*enAcrort, be Lii utcoant, by pur. chem., vice Lambert--ilateil atvabore. B.sth alibi—Lieutenant G. W. Thonapson, (runs halt pay 89th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vies Chasles Mt tchvil, oho ea cbanats —dated lunacy 1,1819. 881, ditto--Nliijor Veiny , de la bouespe to be Lieutenant- Colonel, by ourelosr, vice Start, alto retires—dated Ja. 11101,1 1,1019. Captain John Leslie to be Major, by purchase, vice Da la D..nesre--dateil as •bove. Ltertenunt Willman Gr.-ovine to be Captain of a Company, . by rinds:me, vise Lestir--daird am above. C.ovizo .1;i sander A. Ilruch to be Lieutenant, by ',archaic, :to nbove_ RirltAsell'hiptispion, Groat. to be Ensign, by purchase, *ice Iteurh—slased ast ahuvr. 75th ditto—Lioutettant Jultu Brutes)! to he Captain of a Comp lus , , without pm chase, *lee 1,111141 Di, stece.taed— slated November:s, ISM _ . --• 78tb ditto—Enloe , Judge Hutton to be Lieutenant, by titer. _ - ebasp, vire kr, promoted—dated as above. Climbs Stu Art Wortley, GPM. to be Eustis by purclhae, vice .;; above. Stith ditto. To be Lieiltenaro.—Liettleusuts Richard Fraser, from the 3011, Foot, rice lieuttetv, who exchange*—dattJ Starr!' I, 11119; and John Courlay, from the 46th Foot. vice Alexruder Itra,l, who exchangett—dated To br' 11. V. Liti)tl, (tom the 4Gth Foul, vice l'Abick Hume, deceased—ilairti Jaustar).l,lBl9: 93.1 ditto—John Burgh, Gent. to he Ensign, by pu.ehase, vice Cowan, who rear..—dated Novensher 25, 1819. 1.. t Royal %%veni Botta' . Lieutenant bows Lyitle, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to iw Lieutenant, vicelderson, whose ap polotinrut not taken place—dated November 1,1819. Eissi,vt John Gs. reti, from the late Ttb Royal Veteran Bat (Awn, to he Ensign—dated as above. 2.1 Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant-Col ;John Cansph.. 11, front linif-pay nth Foot, to be Lieutrunnt.Colonel—dated November 25,1819. 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant-Colonel Nut Cockburne,from half-pay 9th %Yost India Regiment, to be Lieutenant•Coluuel--doted as _ ab .vr. To be laratenants—Urutenants Alexander Sinclair , Gum the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion—dated November 1, 1919, and Slockensie Stuart, from the late Royal Garrison Eattalinu—datrd November 1. lal9. Sth Royal retreats Battalion—lieutenaut William King, from the late 24 Royal Veteran Battalion—dated as above. 6th Royal Veteran Balla,. . . _ • . . • . To be Captains of Companies—Captains John Grant, from the late 311 Royal Veteran Batt.lauti, vice Maciraii ,• and Archibald M'Neill, from the late-3d Royal Veteran Batta lion, vice Douglas, whose appoiutruesits hare not taken place—dated as abare. To he Lieutenants— Lieutenantit Alexander Robertson, from the late 3.1 Royal Vete: sit Battalion, vies. Sitinls • Kenoeth Murchison, from the late 34 Royal Veteran ' Battalion, vice Flemitse; Davit! Scutt, from the late 7th Royal Ye. term) Battalion, vire Gadder, whose appointments have not taken place; mid Robert M•Lrunan, from the late 3d Royal Veteran Brim:ion—all dated as above. To be Ensigns—l:amigos James Kirkwood, from the late Stiff Garrison Company, vice Macduugall ; and John Douglas, from the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Thompson, whose appoiuteneuts have not taken place— dated a. above. 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. To he Caplaina •.f Companies—Captains Forbes James MiDnuitnell, num the late 24 Royal Veteran Buttalims, vice whose appointment has 'not taken place; Robert Mackay, from the late 9th Royai Veteran Batta lion ; and Julio Taylor Mackenzie, front the late Bth Royal Veteran Battalion—all dated as above. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenants John Munro, from the late 3d Royal Veterau Battalion, vice Wallace; David Suther land, from the late Staff Garrison Company, vice Caine. run ; William M•lntoah, from the late 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, vice Bremner; Alexander Mar Donnell, from the late 33 Royal Valera■ Battalion, vire M• Leaman; Warner Spalding, from the late 6th Royal veteran Batta lion, vice Wollcma; Joho Mackie, from the late 7th Ruyal Veteran Battalion, vice Scott ; and Hugh Fleming, from the late td Royal Ceturan Battalion, vice M•Yhcrson, whose appointments have not taken place—all dated as above. To be Ensigns—Ensign George M'Colluch, from the late 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, ' , tee Lindsey, whose appoint ment has 1111 i taken ;nave—dated Noreitioer 1, 1819; and linsiKu %Villiam Doff, lemn the late 3.1 Rosa! Veteran Battalion, vice Gordon, whose appointment has not takeu place—dated as short. Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieuteoaut•Colunel 'Fltorna: Chamberlin, from half-pay 24th Foot, to be Lieutenaut-Colottei—dated November 25, 1819. LONDON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1819. la w day or Iwo will s. published, A LETTER TI) 'fill; SOLICIT() It.- GF.,4 En A 1.. fly WILLIAM HONE. duo Imblibber!, iu Crubenp See. rice ss. innards, CA T H LLI N A: a Tale, in FIVP Calttato— Lualloas : Printed fur Rntreet Stod•►t,Bl, Rtr•A&. MISS BI RNEY'S NtlY NOVEL. In !be Preps, and speedily nal be indlliabeil, COUNTRY hOITIt S. By MICR BVIINEY. formint she continuntunn of bcr 4 Tiles of Fancy." Printed fur Henry Cu!burn aue Cs. Combsii-adrc..t. This dory is published, the bird Edition, in 2 Yultimrs Sri.. etalwllislted with several cut. in red Plates, price 235. Awards, LETTEKS written n Ten ILA Residence at the COURT of TRIPOLY. fi.sui the Ormissals in Ike 1'...141.5i05. of time Family ui the 11 ,0 112raD TULLY.- F., , q Il l ribtell fur Wary cniliefs and Co. Conduit. V ilreel. commenoN OP THE PSANKLHti. M& S. This day are published, pike Slis. boards, FRANtiLIN's NIENIUIRS, ihr rtlt t Nod SmthhonsPa, in Octavo, eninstrisinc his POSTHU MOUS WRITINGS, pobliabeil from Ow Grizinal4, By his Grandson, "• I. TEMPLE FRANKLIN. Esq. A pea Copies nmy still be bad of did 'Fiord or Lit Volume, in Quinn,tt and the Public. are advised to complete their Sets Mimed's-11E1y to pigment disappointment. London : fur Henry Culburu, awl Co. emiduit street. 11th Royal Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Tong, from haltpay York Chasseurs t to be Lieutenant-Colonel—dared as above. 10th Rrryal Veteran Battalion. . . Lieutenant-Colonel [lraq llooper,frow half-pay 87tb Foot, to be Lieutenant-Culuael---dated as above. GARRISONS. Ensign Manseil, of Ole 9.2i1 Foul, to lie Town Ad jutant of ars-wick-upon-Tweed, vice Martin, deceased— dated November 25, 1819. HOSPITAL STAFF. Brevet Deputy Inspector 4.1 Nowt:tic Jacob Adolphus, M.D. to he Delano) , bur ctor of flopnals—dated No vember 25, lb!9. I.endun and Westminster Light Horse Voluuteers. Cornet M. (Utile to be Lietttrintut, vice Grecuungh, who resigns--mated November 23, Isl 9. Samuel Forster, Geut. to be Cornet, vice Rohde—dated as above. MEMORANDIVaI. The prinamion of Easteis W. C. Friedll t to he I.irotf.amit in the 30th Foul, ithoe4i in the (Liaettr of 24th July last, should he ere fimia/ey, decetped. and out ViCO Ff4I4CT, re inured to the Cuuspu..:if's serrice. Office of Ordnance, December I, 1519. Royal 6 Reels:wait of Artithey. Second Lit otestant Ft %swot Ilotcou.lre to be First Limit omit—dated Nuiviiiher tt, 1819; and Eit.l Lieiltenant George Fottl, 11.. m the half•pay of the Kr guueul, to he ditto--dated as ^hoer. • Sc I Lieutenant Jolla Sidney Farrell, from the balf•pey of the Itegiiment, to be Secuinl Ltrutenout.—dated as ■lnore. Commissions signed I. the ford Lituriniaat of the County of Che.ttr. Dunham Ma:sty Squad.on of the llrtuee Itegeura Chrehire Volunteer Levin'. Maury 'Loop. Wilbraham Egerton, L.M. to be Captain—dated November 19, 1819. Thomas Halbert, Gent. to be Lieuiraaut—dated as shove. John Davenport, ja,a. Geol. to he Cornet—dated as above. Altriochatn Troup. Sir Henry Mainwaring 31sinwariug, Bart. to be Captain— ds led as above. Hirh.trtl Leigh Trafford, Gent. to be Lieutenant—dated as *bore. Peter Davenport Pinney, Gent. to be Conset—dated as above. PatacE id.. Mere Troop. Henry Brooke, Earl. to to. elpiaiii. rice T. 1.. Brook+, re ...Curd—Dated November 18. /I'l9. Thomas EAvrarda,Gent. to be V. teriaary Sorgeon--dated De above. Wall.tit Lung, Geol. to be Lieutenant of infantry, vz.e Brua is, rev, vied—. Lied a,. atm. e. 11.. rail Troop of Yeomanly Cas r ab y. Richard Congievr, Eaq. to be Captaiu—dated November' 0, Ixl9. Charles Ststiley,Genl. to he Licutenant--dated as •hore. Thomas Asliburst, Gent. to be Cornet—dated as above. Commis:ions in Ma Neweastle-oinder.Lyme Yolunterss, signed gy the nee. Lir:divvy/ of the County ill Francis Hickan Nortlien, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Hugh Booth, Esq. to be klap.r. To be Captains-=Thomas Fenton, Est ; Thomas Wald. ; George Wood, 8.. q.; Samuel Bagsharr, Coq.; cud Matthew Mite, Esq Ti, be Lientewatits—Hubert Fenton, Gent.; Mots Sirkinun. Gent.; Jobs Gardiner, Gent ; and Robet Gook, Geol. To be Second Lieneemaisf—Jeb• Gabriel 4istitti. Geist To be Ensigns—T h omas liey, Gent.; Samuel 113}e., Gent.; and William Newhall, Gent. To be Surgeon--Robert Bentley, Gent. Commissions signed by Ear: Fitzwillians, then Lord Lia,fr. none of the Writ Riding of Ike County of York, C , '.O and Coma, of the Cite of Yoi k 3d Weal York Militia.—Thomas Gee, Gent. to be Etis:ci— dated June 7, 1819. Southern Regiment of West Ridinr, Yeomaury Conrail t Cltarive D.rul Faber, Esq. to be Captain, v:ee El*).. .e- Pegoeil—dated June 17, 1819. James Russell, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Shent, deceased . . --dialed as &butte. Thomas Nicholson, Gent to be Cornet, vice BrOlo . of, ic sigued—dated as Ak/Ve. Yorkshire Horoir Yeninfinry C-ivalry. Marmadoke Wyvill, Eill to Ile Capin..., site iiModriekr, le - sig.:it d—dated J one 11i, 1919. Mark• Milbank, Gem. to be Lieutenant, vice Candler, M.- missed—dated as above. Modderalleld Yeomanry Cavalry. S,r Joaepb Radeliffei Bart. to he Cmtaia Commandant, o iee Armitage, resigned—doted July 17, 1619. Crowe-Olin, December 4, 1819. MEMBERS 11.1ITURNED TO ShitVE IN THIS PIISISF.NT PARLIAMENT. Coolly of Herlfurit—The Honourable Lamb. t.f Brucker Hall, in the county of Hertford, in the roots 0111, Honourable Thomas Braud (not► Lord Daerc), called op t the House of Peers. City of Peterboroutrh—Sir Rohm llrron , R3rt. i. 11,, room of the liouom able 'William Lamb, who has accept, 4 the Chilteru Hundreds. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Amend De ...roger, or Broad...tree. 3lees, London, mer chant, from November 30 to December 21 , at leo, al Guild hall. BANKRUPTCY SU P F.Rsr. DE 9. William Unswurth, of Liverpool,' flour-dealer. BANKRUPTS. David Gotland, of Bumpy St. Mary, Suffolk, grocer, to December 17, 18, and January 15, at eir.. It, the Tuns Inn, Baum St. Mary. Attu, ue & s, Mr. llsrold Stanley, Bumpy St. Mary; and Mr. Juin, Slit tide's+ 800 dot , Ablermaubury, London. Matthew Brickdale and John Bricktbile, late of Somerset, bankers, to surrender, 1/sc.-miter 2?. 2J, at. January 15, at eleven, at the George tun, Taunton. Allot_ neyr, M . Shaw and Stephens, Iternlara-builoines, Gray's 100, Landon ; and Messrs. Peaduu and S:rn, Taunton. Wilkinatm, of Norton Hammer, Derby, fib-- smith, to surrender, December 10, 11, and January 15, at twelve, at lite Angel Inn, Slielßeld. Ittsirsts. Rimingtun and Wilson, Sheffield; and 'Jr. Chinks Wilseti, Greville-street, Hatton.garden, Loudon. James Bennett, of Grenfoir-field, De; hy, emtleolesler, to surrender, December 16, 17, and Januar,: 15, at dr., a, nt the Green Man Inn, Ashhorne, Drhysbite. Messrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, Baait:rh:it!.atr.•s, 1.:n.- don; amid Messrs. Brittlehank and Bainbtigge, Astriarrite. William Jameson, of Yurk, money-scrivener, to sorrr,o der, Ileeensise► 21, 22, and January 15, al eleven, at the Unicorn, near York. Attorneys, Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow-Chareh•yard, London; and Messrs. Brunk and Bul mer, York. John Farmer, of Ashborue, Derby. racer, to surrenale6 December 16, 17, and January 15, at eleven. at the Green Man luu, Ashborne. Attorneys, Messes.Sweet,Strak.v,lii.l Carr, Basingliall-street, London; and Messrs. lkittleik and kfainhrigge, Ashborne. John Haddon, late of Toll-square, near North Shield•, Northumberland, ship .owner, dealer and cruipman, to ant rend, r, December 22, 23, anti January 15, at eleven, 41 Ate George Tavern, Durkwray-square, North Shields. A mum yv, Messrs. Mitchell and Francis, Son-coart, Cornbill, I no dou ; and Mr. Nicholas Fettnick, North Shields. Thomas Ratter, late of Altrinchans, Chester, fellmnnger, to surrender, Dr cember 27, 28, and January 15, a: mu, at the Dog Tavern, Deans ate, 3lmteiiester. Attorney., Mr. Booth, Ridgefield, Manchester ; and Messrs. fiord and Johnson, Temple, Loudon. Edward Dixon, of Lambs Cunduit.street, Mirisitrses, haberdasher, to surrender, December 11, 18, 11011 Jaentit 15, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. Attorney, Gray's-Inn.place, Bedford row. John Cre.•n, of Town., Devon,' publican, In slim December 2n, 21, and January 15, at ricer,., at the Some.- set Arms, Bridgtuwn, Devon. Attorneys, Mr. Blake:Gr. st Surrey-street, Bleektriars, London ; and .Mr. Taun ou, Tot ties. _ _ Thomas Pasting, of Charlotte-street, Saint Pancras, Mid. dirges, cahinet-maker, to surrender, Di ceratnr 11, IK, ai, I January 15, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attot.we, Mr. Saunders, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square. Charles Hunt, of London, wine-oserrhani, to surrender, December 14, 21, and Jsimary 15, at elev. Gaildhall. Attorney, Mi. lrrir , Criitcrwd Priais, odua. Samuel Fullmaigili Lutanist, of Catinun-vireet, 1.. too, tist.plate-matiur;icturer, to sturembir, Herrn& r 11, 24, January 15, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Austin-friars. V - - illiam Philip Mailers Croft, formerly of iVetudsweri 114 and lair of East Sheen, Surrey, boulder, to elereveeder, D— eem/per 11. 18, and January 15, at twelve, st London. Attorney, Mr. Feilt.s, Staple-lon, Ltteelste NiCllolB%.lohu Fel;owes,of Poondling te.riee. (.41 , 1% ' un road, Holborn, 3liddlesex, pantie and glizevr, to sore, iter, December 7, 21, sod Jtlllll4ly 15, at leo, at Guildhall, Loa. don. Aitoeney, Mr. Tuck-r, Buitlvit's•butldiags, H011.0.n. James realm, of Daley Lever, Lituraiter, cotton-sr loser, to surrender, December 17, CO, and Jauisary 15, at 0. cr. , kt the White HOrw, Haligiag Dade, 31aurlse,der, Mr. Woodcock, Rory, Lancaster; aud Messrs. ph by •111 Serjemet, Gray%-Inn-pienre, Loudon. Thema Hal, of Lea.lbory, Hereford, sum gebrit to vie, rt der, December 9, 10, steel January 15, at elereo, se the Feathers lan, Cradleury. Atiurneye, Mr. Reese, •Ledletee!. ; and Mr. Pea truss, Gt sy's.lon, London. Francis Richards, of Birmingham, chemist, to leurserteler, December 10, 11, and honesty 15, at lieu, at the Sunk Ta vent, Attorneys, Mr. Edmunds, Exch,eluer- Office, Ltetredn'a.lno, LULlaull; and Mr. Mole, 31uurefet: Berensughaen. Thomas Salterthwailr, of Liverpool, merchant, to %omit. use, December 20,22, sod Jaunts' y 15, at on*, at live ilieverg.• Deleeitriet, Lirerpoul. A lturnflo, 51.s.vs.thrrel and 111 A DAME DE GENLIS' LAST WORK. This slay is puhlieliad, in 2 Vols. price S. pE 1' RARQUE et AI: E Room Historique. Par MA DAME DE GENUS. Lorden : P.ioted fur Ileury Lothians cud Co. Conduit street . Of whom may also he bad, by the same popular writer, 1. 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