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rms Irane Situ Scasoll), a Play, called inearanee this Sewn. VENT-GARDEN. ' (for the 13th and Lars PIZARRO. • PERUVI ANS. Ataliba, King of Quito, Mr. MURRAY. Rona, Mr KEMBLP.. Fernando, Mader CHAPMAN. Orrs, Mrs. H. SI DDONS. Ulna, Mrs. BOLOGNA. IN Tat TEMPLE OF THE SUN. High Pri..sr, Mr. DARLEY. 81.4,NIARDS. r a m°, the Spanish Qattara]. Mr. COOKE. Alois°, Mr C. KEM BLE. Elva', Mr, SIDDONS. ,L e Day (for the 3911 Time) wilt be presented a Grand Strie•Cornie Rnmanti. Melo-Drama, in Twn Acts, called VALEN ['INE AND ORSON. Principal Characters. French. Pepin, King of F,anee, Mr CORY. Henry, Mr. KLANERT. Valentine; Mr. FARLEY. Orson Mr. DUBOIS. T'• • Prince 4 Etantine, Mrs. ST. LEDGER, Tie Empre,, helisAnte, Sister to the King, Mn. DIBIMN. Sarsceits. The Sorcerur, Agramant (the Grew Knight), Mr. BO LOGNA, Jon. I man, Mr. HARLEY TI e Place In ennrludgwith a • GRAND PAGNT, Re eesentinb the Meeting of The Kamer of Cnimantinopie and the King et France. The D.OlSwi ll h . awed at Half prat Fire, and the Par , to - matey beain at 113:` past notes, 62 Pit, 3; Gallery, te. Upper Gallery, la. Al lll 7lt . isf,C, . 0;g:: .411 r de PT-4 g•- * , : 44 ` . ::‘`'. '' _ Ali NO% li- NUM •"t • , _ ' loct Veda! Mrc. . • ONS's Apr rill-IP:AIRE-ROYAL , CO% 1 TINS EVENING will be acted EIGHTH' TIME. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THI, EVENING will be pr,Asiced, a New Cosa*, ia Yve Acts, ailed GUILTY ; Cor. i blOT GUILTIrt • •The Charatiero by M•. F VAS 1' 04, ylr PALMZR. Mr. ARCHER, Mr. PALWEI, dui. %fr. CrIATM.kN, HE CAMP, GROVE, Mr I AYU)R, Mr MIAITIF..• VS, M.s. T. • inrALI., w • FU), Af r, t;aIMANI, Wukr:.EALL, Mrs visas. The apo'..eut IT Mr. ►ALMMER, Jun. la • •7. , e by Mr. ELLISTON. To arltidt will be t popular Coolie Opera, in Two • • Acta, .-alled LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCK-SMITHS. fTbe Lle;:rture and Music composed sod selected by Mr. Kelly. , Mr, DLI4MAN, Captain b,lusre, Mr ELLIS LOS, rotted. Mr. GROVE, 14,.. MATHEWS. Solomon Lob, Mr. 1W C.\ &IP. test's/ , t Due, Mr. HATTON, Lydit,, Mrs. MATHEWS. The New Coated! , of Gehey. we Nee Guilty s 1-.4/witted for 10 Alia* amounts, weeeißdi ININOM g -a( 44 tierf_mmted I"VC.W . GC •OP 1111 Merripiellg Au lie: - .e.t, aud recei.td 'rah uncialt6..d a,l unteett.ti approbatiou, w il t be repeated every eerui.ig till to. ther rtoti. r.. The Pddic is respvtfuly informal, that, duril; Vie Winter Wombs, this Ti.w re has been oceq v ied in i-r•paring, with 111•Cli illd•.tri I.ld CXV:4%.70. • sp'eaiimi POT. , 14. Fit Ss. Fent G Tare gs. Scron.l G.:llcry ts. The ~es t. isa °venal at nisei -lock, and rue pciformin,:es to begin as S.)* ei.. Kmet to be taken of MG Lee. at the Box (ace uJ the Tnedue. ASTLEY'S. . trescotistrett-httotrc. Owlet doe Patrositeje of Tone Rey,litighneeces the Prince of W.%LEs •nd Duke.f YORK . THE PUBLIC are respeaftdly informed, that the faewing enterly new Ehlertalucutnri, I a.ine been steamed with uoeutrinaou applause from a , rosded audteocc , , *III be reieeatel THIS and EVERY EVENING until further &Mitt, 'AL the Conk Sallee called NOCTURNAL REVELS. The Sploathe Pantomime of BONAFAISO; Or, HARLEQUIN KING OF !mug v.,iout COMIC SONGS and EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES. T..C.11 104 with the Grand Historical National S peftati e, of 15V; Oc t THE SPANISH ARMADA. SADLER'S WELLS. AQUATIC THEATRE. L n'er the pumuage of •Ifis Royal Digitate* the Duke of CLARENCE. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, JUNE 4, w ill be resented en ca tlee New Dance, canal, THE TINKER. Ahor wlfieh the sopetb Pantomime S:iectaele, (-Wed THE OLD MAN OF TH I 7. MOUNTAINS, in which will be exhaite A GRAND. PANORAMA OF MALTA; Also •il be performed a new Petite Clinic Opera, called, CLICK CLACK; Or, THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER. Tlit Entertainments to conclude with a Grand Naval Spectacles re weeeoting Int SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR; WITH REAL sHiri OF ONE HUNDRED GUNS, SEVENTY FtXUR GUNS, SIXTY GUNS, &e. rigged, anti maw:turfed in the moot complete and coy lzt Manner, u every Nautical Character who his seen them allows, which work down with the Word ea their StohosOl beam, wear and haul the Word on their Lar• board Tuks, to regain their Situations, never attempted in 2 u,' Theatre in thkenr any other Country ; the Ships bring their Bead•ides, the Conflagration of the Town in various placs•s • Tu Defence of the Girrison and Attack by the Floating 8.. t. lent'' me so faithfully and naturally rapreseuvril, that When ter Vriting Batteries take Fire, some blowing up with a dredrid I, plosinn, and others, ahrt burning Pi the Water': Edge, sink to the Bottom, whil e th e Gallant Sir Roger Curtis appeals in s ,, Boat to save the drowning Spaniards, the Briterh Trs foe th..t purpose plunging into the Water, the etf.:ct u sec!. I , to ; reduce the most unprecedented Climax of AsUwisl a nr- ar The Exhibition is reprumited on a limy of kr AL: WATER, 40 Feat aide, and nearly 103 Feet in I— i:th, comprising with the Depth 5000 Cubic Feet, h k:.% coo thy Proprietors indefatigeble Exertion, and an encl. us Ex ;cnee. bz.4rt open at half-put Five, and begin at half-past Six, Places kept till half-past Serra. tly-ea t• be taken at the Box-Office. Sodas Weil., from Nino till Fart: N_Hbet Xrtitob MONDAY, JUNE . 1. • EAST-INDIA HOUSE, May 9, 1901. T HF. COURT of DIRECTORS oft& UNITED COMPANY o f MERCHANTS of ENGLAND. TRADING to the EAST-INDIES, do herdlike Notice, That the Transfer Boob of the said Company's Stork will k Aug on Tuesday the sth of Jesse next, et Two o'Clock, and opened pin on Thursday the 19th of July fultowing. .elnd that the Di, ideal Warrants so the said "took, due the Silt of Ju'u, will be ready to he delivered on Tuesday the 10th of July next. WILLIAM'RAMSAY, Sterna y. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Julia 1, 1804. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vasaltaz His Mainsys Naa4 do hereby tire Notice, thit as FRIDAY, the 29th instant, theu will be ready to receive Tenders in Wririsig (scale,' up), and treat for the supply of what Sea Previsions, Fresh Beef , and Vbginia Leaf Tobacco, way be reviired the use eK e e. ? . Ships mid Vessel at the Islands o f Jot itaicn and New Providence, for Toehre Mouths certai,,,,frose tka 23d Ciaohir nest, and further until Six Maeda notice shall be Oven on miur side for dis km1.'1%464 , 11 Marl': And oho for what rirgiaia Leaf Tobacco shall be required for the supply if His ALifisies Ships and Vessels at the hignds of karbodoes, Antigua, and Trinidad, far the like duration. The node of pay nt to be by Bills p;yable with Interest, ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Convects fluty los reel d Ike 84teret.,ry's o.f ee. No Rena• • will he hod to any Tender, is which the Price tha'l oat he in. rte r in Words at Length, or that atoll stet be delitertd to t' e Roar , before One o'Ctsek on the said Friday, the 29th nor nserss the Person ~ho makes the Trader, or anew Perini en his &halt, attends, to nnta•u r, t r e e roe. Nor wit/ an y 7en /ler that conteises entrar ' t ent price. upon some a r ticles, and priers It i..t. raw to the rut Plate um ohm, be considered as proper e , he adrmet. s AKSP£A RE LOTT ER Y. IrSof 1 7 .4 S F ' OYD L h. • leave to acquaint the :n general, and t., it Friend. in particulcr, Wit the Tickets cor the SHAKSPEARE LOTTERY, Prire Three Geineas, with Sch. nes of the said Lottery, are AM ready Cw delivery, at she S :.. , 40Pufe adery. Pall-Mall ; at Atess-4. Boyd,ll'l,, No. 90, Cheaprie; and at all the Li censed Lottery o:nees in Great Britain And Ireland. EXHIBITION AND SALE tfPRIVATE CONTRACT. r HE TRUCHSESSIAN GALLERY, New Road, oppo.nto Portland-P!.tn•, continues open every day; and the-Pictures cold will n o t Iw removed ehi a mont h, i n pr ler to a 5 ,rd for some time lo wer to the Pt.blie an opportu nßy of viewing, in it, cull•'etive cute and elarsiral arrangement, an aoeintilage of upwards of ONE THOUSAND PICTURES, by the Met e. tient Maters of the Italian, Flemish, Dutch, German, and French Rhode ; fn, mint :lemon of enperier spe cimens of she ore in ..o-,n :ens and rwntrias, seat at has never before been sql , it.tted to • It* P. and may not pro bably nccur for a npni..er of years, at the Exhibition and sal, positively eel. this weSOl. Open from tett o'clock till dusk Admittance One Shilling. 4, 1804. This Day is publi.bed, in One Volume Quarto. with Charts, eacrated wider the Direction of Mr. Arrowsinith, and other Engravings, price I! Ss.• in ham*, A VOYAGE of DISCOVERY to the NORTH P.ICIFIC OCEAN, in which alt•• Coast of 1 6,14, frost toot Latitu& r f 35 deg. North, to the Latitude b 2 deg. Swill, the 11.1Ailti of Insu (commonly known under the saute of the Land of Jev:o) ; the North, South, and East Coast. of Japan, Lir oehiene, and the adjsr•eot Wes, as 'tell as the Coast of Cows, ha^r been cemented and survev.•d. Performed in WI Maiestr% Shoo Prorlde..ce, and her Tinder s in the Years 1793, 17E. 1737 . , and 1799. By Capt. WILLIAM ROBERT aßouctrroN. • Printed fur T. C.rdeli and W. Dane., Strand. This Day is published, he W. N Gardiner, Pall Mall, price 4•. 6d. Nie. IV. of •111-{E ELPIGANCIES of FASHION;_or, Ge. 1 nerd Remembrancer of Taste, Manner', and the Fr .e A tts, , ontaiiiing Fifteen Sp-rimens of ellogred fashio-.a3'e Dr , %WS ; a scientific Critique and Ctnninentary on the pre.eht Exhibition at the Royal Academy, &c. The Fashions are printed separately in Royal a:tavo, price lc 64. Also to be had, CUPID TURNED VOLUNTEER, a series of col,ured Plates, in {to. price 11. Is. in boards. This Day was pablished, in Sts. price is. 6d. THOUGHTS on the FORMA ZION of the EARTH. By a FARMER. There pregnant Foley might with wonder scan, How Chaos .eigo'd ere Ilarmeny h,•pn Wii.m trot of torpid matter thorn'', mg round, Bli'd to the solace from tha vast profound : There mountain wave., that did on mountains Soetn'd fiat Of frown :is the• "lard along. Thu- when tit' Oniniße word the world flew mood, Confusion 6014 and stiffen'd at the sound.' View from Cadet Mit, a Poem. Load .n : prilreJ P.r J. Kerby, Rook.el Cr, 1941, Oxk,rd• stre.st ; al4 Niesen. R ichardann, Royal Lx, /tang Loudon ORI HODOX CHURCHM AN% MAGAZINE. 01? an Improved and En'arged Plan. This Day is Published, No X LIII. ;eriee is. 6d. being the Third Number of V 4 VI. THE ORTHODOX CHURCHMAN'. MA GAME and REVWW, tut may, 18(43 to be con- Monthly. Prix red for F. C and J. Ririniroi,No 62, St. Paul's Church yard :to whom Co amuni7.a.ua,, Letters, Sec. p paid), f•r thc. Editor, are re,pectially requett to be addrftsed. Suld a:SU by all Booksellers in the I.huted Ser,aerf 064 Work from the Cennencentent, in March ISOI, to December 1601 mty alta be had in F.r- V . ° line., 0Z14v.3. pr,ce in boards IL IVa. and any separate ritualism to complete Sots. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Just' t, 1804. Copy of a Letter from Sir John Thomas Duckworth, K. B. Vice-Admiral of the Blue, &e. to William Meriden, dated Port Royal, Jamaica, %MU of April, Ibo 4. SIR, For the information of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, I send you herewith a letter re cently received- from Captain, Roberts, of the Snake, commanding a small force stationed at New Providence. A have the honour to be, &c. J. 1'• DI;CKWORTIIs HS Majesty's Sloop Snake, Salt Key, Z March 18,1904.. This U 10191614 has arrived His Majesty's sloop Lilly, Captain Lyall, from Bermuda, who has brought with him the Baitavian Republic schooner Drank, commanded by a Lieutenant of a frigate, captured on the lit instant. She mounts four four, and one three pounders, and fifty men ; seven weeks from Curacoa, and had taken nothing. I have the honour to be, &e. . W. ROALati. • Rear Admiral Sir J. f. Duckworth, &c. &c. Copy of another Letter from Rear-Admiral Sir John Thomas Duckworth, K.B. Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Jamaica, to William Menden, Kvi• dated at Port Rnya., the 7th of April, 1804. SIR, I transmit, for the information of the Lords Com missioners of the Admiralty, an account of French vessels caprured and destroyed by His Majesty's squadron under my command since the return of the 10th ult. I am, &c. J. I% 1)t CKWONTIS. List of Slips and Veeiels captured and destroyed by the Squa dron under the Command of Rear-Admiral Sir J. T. Deck worth, K. B French National transport L'Aln, of 6 guns and .30 men, commanded bir a Lieutenant de Vaisseaux, in ballast ; cap tund by the Racoon ' Captain Gordon, March 16, 1804.—8. Waterhouse and C o . Agents. French felucca privateer L'Hirondelle. of 3 runs and 44 men ' • captured by the Stork, Captain Le Geyt, off Cape Niecila Mole, March 50, 1804; same Agent.. French felticca privateer L'Adventure, of 1 gun and 28 Men ; captured by the Racoon off great Henvage, April 5, 1804 ; same Agents. Fritters privateer Le Cigar, of 1 grin, 4G men, and 18 toils, from 'it. Jig. ale Cuba; captured by the Fortanee, same date, and same Agents. A French privateer, of 2 guns and 17 men, eLedmyed by His Majesty's Ship B , anche. (Signed) J. T. DUCKWORTH. His Majesty's Sloop Racoon, off New SIR, Providence, March Pi, 1901. I have the honour to inform you, that on Friday the 16th, in lat. 26 deg. 51 min. W. long. 80 deg. 21 min. N. I captured the French' National trans port L'Argo, mounting six guns, commanded by l'homas Dussniel, Enseigne de Vaisseau, with fifty troops and twenty officers and seamen ; twenty-two days from New Orleans, bound to France. I lasso that hoopoe to is., Ss. :Sigma) li. Co APOle. Rear Admiral Sir J. 'F. Duckworth, Coniinsader in Chief, Be. His Majesty's Ship Racoon, Port Royal, SIR, sth A pril,' 1804. I have the honour to inform you, that on Tuesday, April 3, I captured off the Great Heneaga, after a few hours cheer, the French felucca privateer L'Aventore. commanded by Jean Baptiste Gay, manned with twenty-eight men, mounting one gun and two swivels; seven days out of S. Jago. her first cruise, and had not taken any thing. And on Wednesday, the 4th, recaptured the American schooner Elizabeth,.laden with coffee. I have the honour to be, &e. (Signed) H. GOILDONs Sir J. T. Duckworth, L.B. Commander in Chid, &C. dec. Ac. (rnicE SIXPE..;r2E. %Lathe.* Nlac.e.,zi.., of Fleet-street, vintner, t- airreqdr.r Jane at one, 23, and Jdv 14, a , ten., at ti Xt torenk, Mr. Charles Hannan, Wine-OfSceoco,t, Fle,t-nreet. • Tltamas Key, of Bury St. Edmund's, Sufilk, lin-n•dnr2tr, to 'orient! .r June 5; 12, and July 14, at nth, at rinild•..ll„ London. 1 I torne-s. M ars. Nicholls and' Nett!obi l A, Queen. •treel, Cheapside, London, Wiliam V>dge •i: L leester.stinare, linen.draner, to intr. meter tune 5, mid 4.3, and July 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cannon, Leicester-141CP, Leicester-sqntr.t. • • William Storkley, of the Hay-Market, slinling,rnith, to surrender June 5, 16, and July 14, at one, at Guildhall. At tonitys, Messrs. Evil( and !Oxon, of Haydn squ ire, in the Minories • . Alexander McAuley, of Landon, merchant, to sarn•nd.w June 5, at une, 16, andly 14, at twelve at 1 , 111111. Aitum , is, Mears. Williams and Rawlinwin, Chatham•place. Blacktriar•s-Bridge. R;chard Roberts, of St. ries Clio:eh-Yard, victualler, to sore , der June 9, and 19, : , nd July 14, ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Holloway, Chancery Lux. DIVIDENDS. • Jou, 23. Damn Cron • • and Richard Werrall, of Basing. liall-Areet, Blackwell-hall . faetnra, at ow., at G0L14'..., I. • July 14. Joseph .Sherilf, ut' .1111146dr,ts UM draoer, at teu, at Guildhall. June 23. James Hamilton, of Fincb.lane, merchant, at tar, at Guildhall. Jane :Id John Delver Wilson, of George-at:oat, Mary.la. bonne, pawn-broker, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 23 . William Edwards, of New Boaduareet, galdsmitb, at ten, at Guildhall. June:3o. Ja - ies Alrlis and Charles-Atkinson, late of port, Cambridge, sho,.keems, at one, a' Guildhall. • June 30. Mathew Brown, of St. John's square, printer, id tvn, at Guildhall July. 4. William Nimes, of Bristol, mex` ant, t five, at the Rummer Tavern, in A'l July ri. 4alinuild Burton, of Varentry, Northampton ' mo-0y ...,-inme,' at -, even, at the '. Vkeat Sheaf but, in Drni avey. June 28. Robert and Willson Stewart, of alerchester, trier. chants, at three., at the Spread Eagle Inn, iii lianging in Nfauchester. June 28. Edward Newlo,e, late. of Great Di/Gehl, York, vintner, at two, at the Red Lion Inn, in (:,eat Ur. held. July 3. John Bridgman, of Chnrch.court, Lothbury, at ten, at Guildhall. July 3. John Gewee Wiliam. late of Winch r st- r street, bat now of MassbaLastreat,Londoiaroad, tnerehairt,,t ten, at Guildhall. Jane 26. JaseplrPrager, 'cos of Nurfolk.street, Strand, bracer, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 31. Joseph Evart, of Rond.:aztr, gla.sman, at one, at Guildhall. J aly 3. James Gave' Nicoll, of G Adamant's'. :ow, lucency, bri Mayer, at therein , at GoilditalL July 9. John Sturges;, of N , nhaniptnn, dealer, at tea, at June 23. William Turkington, of Finch.lane, merchant, at okven, at Guildhall. June 23. Nichola, Van Spangen t late Wells-qtr?crt, Gus& man's Fields, meithant, at one, at G..llJliall. Jui• S. Robert Sunenion, of Farr lane, cutler, at ten, at Jill, 3 Robert Beauchamp and Edward Lloyd , late of Kirby , street, Hatton Garden, lacemen 9 at eleven, at CiNkctliall. July 3. Thomas Henderson, of MJC-strawt, waraouscaas, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 3. Francis LI k, of Bamettallgia, Tip awdlimleek „ya l" W ria Ver min sed 'ntW - bi :ate of flat J a l;2OX, lna. keeper, at eeven, at Gtildhall. June 23. John Jonec, of Prlnce, Spitalsg . agent and underwriter, at ten, at Guild Jar 28. Isaac Noble of Penrith, Cuenteerfand, ironnion ger, at ten, at the G.L..,rge Inn, Penrith. June 29 Nicholas Nobl r, of Berner, Cum') dealar, at defect, at the Inn, Penrith. CERTIFICATEsa--Junc 23. Samuel Wade, of Manchester, merchant. Richard liattinson, ~ f Manchest-r, merchant. James Crook, of Co:ne, Lancashire, c itton-ermatfactiver. Thomas Hans, of Leather lane, Holborn, hadlikr,m ,o. 'Gmrtie Gill, of Cherries-street, Berkeley-square, smaller. Henry Gm's, Nottingham, merchant. FOR EIGN (From the Pang raper i) 00YERNMF.NT OF ST. DOMINGO. " LIBERTY OR DEATH, GOVIIRIS WSW T OF HAY TI. as H ca.ll-1 wrists, Portau-Prinee, Jan. 14, Ist year of thelndependetice of “ The Governor General, taking into con4dcration, that a peat many Negroes and Mulattoes of this Isltiol art nn tine Continent of America, in a state of extreme misery, foe want of means of returning to their conutry, decrees: "1. There shall be allowed to the Caplet*. of A merimn ship., forty dollars for ev.rry individual, as above described, that they may Wing to their cotritry. " 11. The present Diteret shall be printed, ptfYi , hed, end circulated, and a copy of it sent to the Congress of the United States. " (Signed) Th • C , ,vernor General, DLSSALINES." " LIBERTY OR DRAM. • fi 4 INDIGESOUs ARMY OP ST. DOMINGO. a This day, the Ist 114)4, the General is Chief of the Indigenous Army, att .nri.d by the Gmerals, eloirfr of the Army, b , !ing required to take measures tendi,.gt tie welfare or tie country, after having made known to the (Murals as. srnibl..4 his real irttentinna to serum for ever to the i tl e onii.ialtant, of Hayti, a stable GOlrentillefit, the oboe eh.. most volie.tude. This h • has done by an Address, whieh w:j nuke knees to Foreigu Powers the resolutim of maktill C.,,mory ind,o.!oilent, and of enjoying a liberty moue:seed by the biraA of the Perpet of tifs lea..d. After heeler/0 lle,:ted their sentirneati,. a..al required from *um Game sas.rnbled on oath, to muter • art, in *it ...a, t er daadoise, to j ii.v.: tat. 1 ,1 1 . f0 , Ladrpo.i/er.e..i....The Gr. nerals s deeply imwessed thew . red nritliples,dllllHuring with one voice bibelot' tise anent to the decil nedut of li d.perelenee, two,, ercty one to possemy, end !a— the wholes unive:se, t.i te.tepriCe Ft anee for tier, Med r,thet than live utt.^ter her d.ominion. ~•~ " 11,1 e at Ganaires, the Ist Jan. 11k14., art the at ray of the Inlepeut:tnce et Hayti. (Sigurd) " DESSALIN Chief. •• GA RAM), Ge,le. E !ic k. CHRIS I'OPPIIF., Black. 1.. F11AN...X31!!, Back. GLF iR Ali , Nfulatto. QA.lftelL, Mulatto. VF.RN ET, Mula tt o. E KR( Mnlaue. PEEWI, YAl't *wk. CLAIRVE AUX,Muiatio Go. TOUSSAIr r "MOVE, Var.k. urral of D•ViS$Oll. I.lAGl.Ol.lta ANIRROIE, CAP 'IX. Back Steak f. fiERNV, Gra.. E,BAXELAISs Mt. loll 'e • P. Ri)UrP.IN, Brack. General of Illeigad." follow the •ignatoree of the Ad: s.• Chlefe .• of B:,gade, an? nth-r tiffTt'ere, it . ni that ui the trtheipel Seem. turn Proviron Tonne/et. ; THE NAME fie TRR PECPLIC Of MATT,. if We, Genera s and Chiefs of th 4 armies Of Pi.t.tt, penetrated with •c-atitude tor the ne ha.e reerdeen Inns th. Gene. ral to Chief, J. J:leltlel vre 4 , ,ette'tt r the h 5, which, the i .err ; Ie ei,, t Ile -.AMP u. t..c name at p A•-1.: a ha. (l.l.Ale hasylry i , we r I reclaim Aim (kJ:cr. /o r General .r Ins at ffAyt.. li ft war °Arc, June 2 Royal Regiment of Horse Guardsaa.Farrer Oro% es Surgeon Fa'. I rer, Gent. to be Cornet by purchase, vice Berkeley, pro m• ,ted. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Stanford Carroll, Gent. to b- Cornet, by purchase, vice Barrow, promoted. Coldstream Regiment of lint Guards, Harvey, Ger t. to ha En•igln, vice Morviveed, who resigns. 3d Ditto, Ensign Keine to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice King, who retires. Connisaiirow in tie London Militia, signed ley His Majesty's COM - MeSIWRCII iy" Liersenancylar the said City. East Regiment. To be Leutenants--F.nsign 'Thomas, vice Gregg, resigned. Dare 1 February 8, 1804. En.igo Rich, vice Comerford, deceased. Datel March 5, 1M74. *Fssign Bragg, vi Lewis, displaced. Dates March 28, 1804. Ti, be Ensigns—Alesand:r Spicer, Gent. vice Bertie, resigned. Dated Feb 8, 1804. J. Lodder, Gent. vice Thomas, promoted. Dated February 10, 18114. George W. H. Pl , Kuley, Gent. vice Rich, promoted. Dated M arch 5, 1804. John Cesdey Pearse, Gent. vice Bragw, promoted. Dated AptilBs, 180 e. _ Went Regiment. To he Captain—.Gptain•Lieu'enant Lovett, vies N•cholas, re. st• t nevt. Dated March 15, 1804. T. be Gptain•Lieutenaat—Lletxenant Vaughan, vies Lovett, promoted. Dated a• above. To be Lientenatme—Ensign M'GLuhan, vice Lewis, resigned. Dated Feb. 9, 11414. Ensign Thum., Pearce, vice Moore, resigned. Dated March 6, 1894. Ensign B►rea!, v•c► Isdekket, resigned. Dited March 7. 18[14. Ensign Nicied., vice Vaughan, promoted. Dated Mai n IS, 1804. To be Ensigns —Frederick'. N. Pearce, G►nt. vice promottat Dated Feb. 9, 1804 Samuel Tarrant, Gent. vice Pearce, promoted. Dated Match 15, 1804 John Peter Drury, Gent, vice Bernal, promoted. Apt 1111, 1804. have Bernal, Gent. vice Nichols, promoted. Dated April 26, 1804. • Dated Cosentino ni the Rd Roy it Regiment of Tower Hamlet; 4rg ,e 4 by t4e Lord Liexte.s.nt. Dett4 Amor t, 19.•4 Edna-A Crater. Gent. t be Ens•g•t, vice Williila Lull an, ro sined. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thlre3s Hague, late of Cannon-row, West.ninstet, mln 'enactor, front 1144 1$ to Jona St, at ten, at Gu.14:..11. \ Rut , r;. John Page, Lae°, St Clement , Worcester, ho?-merchant. tn surrender June it, 19, a - id July 14, a , ten, at th. RLiA Deer Inn, W ureat-..r. Attorneys, Mr. Jame, Pl.t., Pine rust. Bt. !,;4-strost, Loadoai soil Mr. Wullasa Wormer. Thit Day is publis'ied, in Rao. price Ss. in Watch, 0 N S, Br the late Rev. HENRY WOOra, Renor of Ercul Magna, in the County of Salop. Lon." .TI: priated for 3. Kerby, Rookseln, 190, Oxford. meet and Xtivara. Riebastilson, Royal Eaehaoge. Of whom may be had, Tilol/GIITS on Vie FOR ATION of the EARTH. By A FARMER.