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u h . ;l/4a44/AC:J.I 7 / 6 1111111"1"1111111.1.111111111 1 I'r•, Cent . tel ,•72 .; , • imio.,me NV M HER 4715. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1818. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. ARMY CONTRACTS. TIIE.4TRR-ROYAL, DRURY-LAYS. T Drritratrst, TREASURY. tNIECIts, DEC. 27, 1817. N OTICE is herr!), giren to all Persons de sirous of rantractieg to Xupply the following Artieles fur the Use of the Army. rkz.— LONDON SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS, LONDON TAVERN. TE SUBSCRIBERS ere respectfully in farmed, ihat ike SECOND CONCERT will take place THIS PRESENT EVENING, MONDAY, Jan. 19. P. S. SPEDDING, Secretary. Shortly will be pnblielted, in one ind. fixihicap. R 0I)0I) A P NE; Or, the Thessalia,' Spell : A Poem. Printed fur T. Mukha's', ism. Ohl Rimil.street and Bahl lain and Cu. rdieralltier-rUM. I•RUd! SAIUUDAY NIGIIt'S (:.I .. Ii Tills EVENING; MONDAY. January 19. ihrir Majrtti...• 9enant. will perform the Trartl, of MACBETH. D o nrin, King of Newland, Mr. Powell ; Macbeth, Mr. K•. to; thingoo, Mr. Pope; Macdnff, Mr. Rae; Rome, Mr. tiollmol. Lady Macbeth, Ma. Barth,. To which will be Wed (ttst titre) a new splendid ?Wo rmiest,. Romance, called HARLEQUIN'S VISION ; OK. THE FEAST OF THE STATUE. F ..... soled on the intrrestint Story of Don Jlll6ll. Tice Nest one invented by Mr. lAthbriohge; the Action Honk,. the ltrectinn of Mr. T. P. Cooke; the Overtoory tend %tousle (entirely new) by Mr. G. Linea; the CuinhAts atnl Vance% by Mr. Rodcowny. _ _ _ DM. Juan uul Harlequins, Mr. Ridgway • Don Pears isontantlant of Seville), Mr T. P. Cooke; Dun Octavio Acruard. Harlequin), Mr. Hartland; Jariinin (Valet and clown in Don Juan), Mr. Panin; finatsirnn (with a Sone, ilr,Smiih. Donna Mira, gra', in Dnn Juan (and Culum b,,,,). Mi. Tree; Donna Leuuura (afterwarils Columbine), M,. V.ilsory. nose., 7.. Second Price, 3.. CJ.—Pit, 3a. &J.; Second Pile , . 2. —Lower Gallery, Is.; Second Price, Is.—Upper GO. re, Is ; Second Pike, nil. V... Iwo Pantomimic Romance of Harlequin's Vision; or, Thr Feast of die Statue, will be repealed every Evening hll further notice. To :worms will he revived, the Comedy of The Belle's strstsgeni : !Adis Hardy, MissSmithaon , frum the Theatre th Dublin, her first appearance on this Stage. t!ii it:rani-4day. Lillipnt, and No Song nil Supper. noirsday, The Iron Chest: Sir Edward Mortimer, Mr Kra's. • Saimday, A New Way to Pay Old Debts: S;r Giles Ot err. at h. Mr. Kean. A \rrr Meto-dranentic Piece, in two acts, is in active prrparation, Ind will be speedily produced. rimi TR E. L. COVE NT-G.4 UDEN. T tltS EVENING. MONDAY, January 19, MITI be acted, • Play, celled THE POINT OF HONOUR. vatier lie St. Franc, Mr. Young; Valcotor. Mr. All -1..111: I, Mr. C. Kemhle Steinberg, Mr. Liston. Mrs. Mc.h..s, Mrs. Faticit ; Bertha, Miss O'Neill (her 2.1 ap 1.. dram c in that character). Ante which (fur the II time), a new Dramatic Piece, is One Act, with Sung% called THREE MILES FROM PARIS. 'lite Music composed by Mr. Whittaker. The Colonel, Mr. Jetferies; Motley, his Servant (who per les a Fuench Courier, an English Grenadier, Tourist, and Solo.), Mr. Denning. Widow Welcome, Mrs. Divest ; Louisa, Miss Matthews; Babel, Sliss Healy. l'unlich will be added (2111 lime) a new Pantos ll i 1111 1 111111 l HARLEQUIN GULLIVER; OR, THE FLYING ISLAND. The Overture aad Mllbie composed by Mr. Ware. Gulliver (afterwanls IllarlerptiW, Mr. Rologin ; the ISinc of Laputa (afterwards Puntalntio. Ms. Summit ; gasilritotissimns, Lurd chancellor of Lapota (afterwards Clown). Mr. G 411131.11. The Princess Rhumbuidil la (after suds ( 3liss F. Monett. The nrw Dramatic Piece of Three Mies from Paris, will be ru pealed 1.111 ‘Vtllorsday, Frialsy,!flid &it sulky. - - The stew Grand Pantomime, rallyd Ha.lryuin Gulliver, or. The Flying Island, will be repented troy Eva 11111 Z. To-morrow, the Musical Play of Guy Alatiorriug; or, •1 li;pay's Propisery: !limy thew aaaa a 11r. Brabant; Lory Worm% Mis.Gairirk (front the Theatre•ltoyal, Li ircrpogO), who C 4 engaged at this Thestro. Ott ‘Velltii ...Lay, the new Tragedy uf Relributiuu; or, The Chi. fly n's Daughter. Ito ThitmlAy, t h e rowdy of The Twelfth right: Viola Mi.s Brunton Oil Friday, the Play of The P lof Honour. •.• In consrquesice of the rapturous approbation with %shirts The Fortunate Youth roulinur. to be seemed, it will he repeated until further Notice. STRAND TIIEATRE—THE SANS PA REIL. films vitEsENT EVENING, NIONDAY, J.riorasy 19. and every Evening during the week, will be pr.. 4 sited . 13th lime), a New Comic thirletta Sketch, toisin.4.l um r. es ul farts. called. 1•'0111 - 17NATE VOI"l'Il ; OR, N PAVIIA (MET 110 AX. Farmer Gullens, Mr Richardson ; A Isr.shasn Gallen. (alias 'lse Fortunate Youth), Miss Scull ; 114,40 to Far uses Galina), Mr. Ilsickel ; Srisiire Rackramt, Mr. Meredith ; Sunup Sly (Si-resin lu Raclireno. Ms. Strbbiug ; ii, Sordid search of good laving;, Mr. Dity ; Horse Dealer, Mr. Durinses of Dreasluamtlit, Mr.. Daly; End. Amelia ih.r 13nighter', Miss (:arica 144) Trapests, Mrs. Beuietz. is. sler ; mud Gaurgeou her Vasizlitsr), Ilass Bs uss. !Mi.. Vomit: ruuuuuule to be rs eeiverl with rapturous applause, will positively per forint only This 11 ts k, uu the SLACK WIRE. Afor a Is.cls, lab time this Sawn, the celebrated Oeiginal I)...sinsose Melu.lt antic Itorletta of lisle-rest. with nes Movie, new and sumaistic Seem' y, DreSses,illlJ Pro perlies, tailed TIIE OLD OAK (7IIEST; 0::, TUC SMUGGLERS WWI N D II L'.. ROBBER'S DAuGiurrit. Laufranco (Governor of Godwin, secretly in lentr.rie wills II 'mints that isiliabil an old Castle ..1 his near the town ~ Mr. Janie. Juries; Alongtza (a Spanish Central, be h...,1 by the People, poorershed through the 31m-honks ions of Coitus 1.4556 also), Mr. Villiers ; Helirieuile Ibis:aka , s 4 CON tier from the King, attached to Alinaula', Mr. nuclei; B. city (7iiiitairi of the litiolitis, protected by lasi. fraiseu). Mr. Davide ; Rudolph a R.,latter, kr the smut. .1 sgs. 0f a Wwiilinsiit, Mr. Sl:ersos r; N de Lasso (Chiel of it Band of Siniogglen.). Mr. Meredith: Tissue° dt Luso asset Paulo tie Lasso (Nicolas. Sous). Mr. Sobbing and Mr. Johis Juries. Principal Bandits--Itssfu., Mr. Daly; G..seios, Mr. BeillitiZrieder; Briwlbus, Mr. A4(1111011; Olbu, Mr. ; Albans. Mr. Walborn; Stilletto, Mr. Bused; t'ernllo, Mr. Shaw. D ilhelni (a Guatherd Buy , Miss Ellis; Hos tan (the infant Sun of Almanza, supposed to Imre 1/e -1...heel in the flames of his Castle), Miss Stebbanf. P.meipal Ilonteos, Messrs. Benzetarieder,Gircia,Volllll:•;, Green, Ter 61, 11 albinos. Flit.. dc. Priucipal Sinueglers, Messrs. Dennis, Gauls, Bashlw T. Walton is, Days. Gay, Sonar, and others. Al,. sans . Wale of Alusanza. w.oulering with him disguised or aloe 31truntarus;, .Mis. Benittarradtr ; mud Rods, Mass The whole to conclude with a grand dritingoisheil Comic Pllll.lllllllllt, with entire New Dresses, New and Splrti di.l and additional Incidents, which has been re ceived with iiiitiounded applamie, called, TOE NECROMANCER; t►R, GOLDEN KEY. Necrionatires% Mau k4fttrwards Clown), Servant to Three Mack's, Mr. Inures JOlllei ; and Female Statue (afterwards Csinnibisw, , , :Umlaute Fe Clereq. la the dour.. of the Pantomime, Madame Le Clefell will int►oduce a New Veil Dance. :mots npris at Half-past Fore, and beg's& at Half-pact Six. Box. 4s.—.Pit,h.—Gallery, i.—Second Price, Vali past Eight. hares to LC taken of Mr. Stock, at the Box-Office of the Theatre, froth Iris till Four. Places cannot be kept later lieu Ilattpaat beren. An entire Nrw and Original Eccentric Melo•Drama, which has lawn some tone io preparation, wilt shout) he au" Lwow* To his Majesty's Land Furry * is Cantonments, (limiters, Roil Barracks, in the nu dermenliuucd Counties and UREA U, Norfolk Oxford Suffolk Stour, Yni k City of Carlisle and its Conn y Town of Neaeaatle•npun- Tyne. mot dim. Tom of Slough, and ditto A. Nl4O Rued to the hold Troop,. iii Loudon suit its Vicinity. IIUTTON, Iluommith Northampton Surrey Tmris of Henley and it. Vi cinity Town of Taunton suit its Vi cinity. Islands:— Alderney Dui ham (including Holy Isl and) Gloucester (including the City ul Bristul) Guernsey Isle of Wight Kent BEEF ANI TO 1114 Majeoty's Laud Forcr. iu CAutoesureits, titsoirter., um! Hurzteks, i• She sew drrinetitsouttl COMM ate Mail . Island Devon Donwt Isle of Wight To his Majesty'm Csoralrs lu Cant lilts and %gar ters. in the undermention ed Counties and Island ("mster Derby _ . FOR At; I Oats, Bay, and Straw, to M ijesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats in Can tonments and Quarters, in the undermentioned Coun- ties its South Britain : M idollesex Suffolk i Oxford Stafford Wit. rest er ICity of Ely and its Vicinity Town of Isieister and dillu North and South Wales. via Wai wick York Ordnance Barricks, at New. caw le- pwis.T) nc, amid Oats in the County of Northum. bedlam] Anil in the several Counties in North Britain. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the Twenty fifth Day of Fehruai y at; that Proposals in IVritingisealeil up and unasked Tende► for Array Supplies, will be received at this Office ; on ur before MON DAY, the 26th Day of January (hut mine will be received after Twelve u'Clock on that Day); and, if scut by Post, the Postage ms be paid. Propagate must be made separately for each County, Island, or Place, except fur the Counties comprising North awl South IVeles, all of which t be included in One Ten der; as alto must the several 011.111lirS iu North and each Pryposal guard lave the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled op by Two Per. 1.11.11 of known Pro perty engaging to become hound with the Party tendering in the Amount stated in the pirated Pal liesdars, fur the due Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will La noticed unless made 011 a piinted Tends r, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length ; and should it sue happen that during the Continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplies' under the Contract, the Expense of the Stamps for the Cuntiact and Bowl, paid in the tint instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to hint. Particulars of the Coutrac . te may be hail upon Application at three Chambers, between the flours of Eleven and rive; ■nd at the Ullice of De:ntiy Commissary-General Young, Edinburgh. - - P. 8-8 , 4,14.6 s of Ow Mead and Meal sto.ty he *ern at these Chruabwrs, bettseeu the Flours of 'rock'. sod To J. EAsr INDIA ttousr, Stier. 17, 1817. THE cot; ler of DIRECTORS of the UNITE!) CoMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG 1.A31D, trading to the EAbT INDIES, du hereby yire Notice, That the present INTEREST of Five per Ceut. on the COMPANY'S BONDS shall cease mot determine on the 31st MARCH NEXT, from which sl.sy they ate to carry In t.-sirs' uuly at the rate of Four per Cent. w r Annum, and that the Proprietors of Roods he alluircil In brio; them in to he oat keil until the 201 ii February; and that such Roods as ' , hall joist he market im or before the Intli February, shall In paid off on the said 31,1 Much , • s il t 11,.. luterea due then on, and Gout that dale mutual kol Bowls shall out carry any interest. JANIES tl)811, Sicrriary. 'lO 'ME PUBLIC 1 .1 ) .;.0, 11 . y and 1t . N . : . i v; acknowledge that hlwral Shwa of Public Patronage be stowed uu their Fortmiate mail Old F..tablisheil Office, Royal ; they feel great plea/one in recommend. log the Scheme of the present Lotirry, to commence the 4th March, Colltlilllll. ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS, including 'rhree (:rand Prices of 30,0001. Sterling, &c. Sec thus forming a Scheme of more Capital Prisis 041114 have imprareil fur massy years past—there is 11x1 a great lamely addition so the Scheme, which calmed fail to give satis factiem, viz that of Twelve Pipes of 01.1 Port Wine, For the FIRST lilt IPN 111..INRs. Each of the Holders of the Flo-t &au 0 Blank on the First, Second, and Darya of Drawing, oily iiitmeiti itchy select from the Stock ..r sissy M Inn 311'ruhant they please. FOUR MIES al the rery tel tan FttliT WINE., r o d fur Shares iu prupulttuu, uu ciiiiit far I,otro year. or longer, if repari.d. SCII 1:.‘11:. 3 Prim* of L. 30,000 Merlin: 11..nrlr .. 1..90.000 3 ..... 5.000 StrrloB.l M , lsiey .... 15010 110 1,000 51..104: Money .... 10,000 It 14 4011 Strlllo4 Nlioncy .... 5,000 IN 40 .... 31) 30 ... . 49 3,45 9 .1 18,00 U Tickci%. PRIZES DETERmINARLE I. 100,000 . ......-. Lt drawn Prize L.riv.M4l More 71!1 at Aeri. 1 . 1 ire /..391) more 2.1 ditto .... 1,000 more litis ddio .... ::on 'noir :Id ditto .... 400 inure 9111 din.. .... 31111 inure 41h ditio .... 400 More 111.1, 41111.• .... 311 1 1 1105te 51h ditto .... 4 , 10 more I I 11, or 1.. ss , #) . 31),OM1 Inure 6th ditto .. • . 400 wore 11th ur L. 500 ...30,000 inure TICAI:TB aid SIIA *err St /ling log 11AZ.11113 AND CO. At their IyNee redighti.!,..l a Cothorn SOUTH GAIT. OF TH E 'VAL XCH ANG E. Wh.. S,IJ a Prize of 1.40,000 ill Ilit• last Lotter) ; The L. 10,000 rn the Loiters 'peruse; The /. 10,000 w the presitiu• Li tiers I Prizes of I. 20,004) n, the iwdre month.; Aid Capital Priva iw feeserr amounting 10 SO3I F. 3111.1 WINS. 'a' Fatviatitt Nutabcrs tea) let. (Me d ..y early n prlicalsup. MR wEsrs EXHIBITION. TUE GREAT PICTURE. DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REIECTER, r. FinsT SERMON. with several PIC wit Es awl SKr:IIIIES from tot bee SCRIPTURAL SUBJECTS. as: 111/M Exhibiting under tbe immediate Pith -nine of Ilia IWO Ilsglmem the PRINCE REGEN M No. 12:s, Pall-Mall, lICAr Caritou-Howse, (*wry may from Teo till dusk. CHARLES SMAR S(cretary. ►<lllE MISSES 110,tIIE Iwg to offer aiiicere 1 thank■ their Frienik and the Public for the kind encouragement they have met with in their E-iablii-liment for YOUNG LADIES, WENDOVER, RUCK', and hope, film, their norensittiiiir exertion% for the general welfare of ihoiic Ladies committed to their cheigr, to merit a con tinuance of their coultilence nail stopping. The School will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, the •16th No. Reference and Cards may he hail of Ilesara. France ttttt I Ranting, 31, Pall-Mall, Upliuklers to their Majesties. MR. 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Si um the 1 . 1..itr 1901. may be !I tit DR. J. lESS FFNEIt POWDER AND AN iI.EPTIC IFEEL it my fluty to teesitidl the Public, f time to time, until it may become generally known, that I hate removed the sale of me Grandfather'., Dr. JA \II.I.S'S F.DICINF.S, from Metric ISE%VBERY, to Nlevirs. worm; and SONS, No. 4, Cheapsiale, curlier of St. Paul's Chruch.yard ; and that tlwir &sodomise, aria the house of my late Grandfather, NU 33, thlituer.strcet, Bei ke_ Icy-square, are the only places us Loudon where the Mr...b rines, prepared as the robinc have been supplied with thew for the last 70 years, with Ike latest improveme u t, of the luveritor, can be procured . Me uses. interest may be said to sugzest this intimation ; but the baneful eionstrpit owes I daily hear uf, from taking the spurious Nleglicities &Minutia to he sent lulu circulation uitiltr the sauctiou of my Graliaiallwr's name, compel me to make it. I now sign my name oi the label of each hurt wail pick. t of the Pill. and Piorarr That is sent from my Elaburistuiy, 10 3 p 1405 d,.Uueliuu of the gen WSW, auJ utfi Om as a caution to the Polhill'. sI [Wirt' and S.lllll have established a Wagehoney. at No. 34, Sackville-atrcti, Dublin, where the Medicines may tic had Ki name. lII' 11 Ims-mlirt I. It. G. G. JAIIE7:. DR. 11 Es's POW DER has barn fur nearly 70 year. kasown ua the I/41 , 1 velocity .'.taut fur Fewest', Cold% !Naive 111 411 sinus st.. y do. AM. and el opt jvc J 1 10111..134 at- Nud.d a,lh r. Tho 4. to the Mes.itea psi valratt ..l th:s a w ulln r reintillea are esstploysil. 1)1t JAM ESN Ati ALEPI IC PILLS, by a hippy union of :to Alterative :soil TUalf Nedieiur, p.uuM , lc Mara 5.1 , 1:e 1.... n.1..1%114011, alit a CllrelVd, at Ihr *ante lime that they re. scot,. she .istiiath of the ettatatattot but t 55e. pas 1 ictt• la. ly wt l getable it. iii.lagettit.o. *hello r ass fa.. a d l a y f ie , : .tr by a e.i.leutv in ! •t. .4 do irally-O e, en an, 5, 181 4 . Ili■ Royal HiEhniriii the Prince Hilton hav been pleased, in the name and MI Ite behalf go' iblipoiiit Sir Richard ti Wig. KA . It. .i.411113t of the Whitt', to be Lieutenatit•Griiri alive Forces, iu the room of Admiral Sr Richard 0.1.1i,0, di • Ahm to appoint Sir George Hope. Rear-Aileniml of the itril, to be Alajor-General of the Furors, in the room of Admiral Sir Richaid Bich. rhos, pro muted. Carlton-Nora, _ : l4nnarn 3. 1111 A. 11 hi Royal Highnecathr Mince Urgent las hewn plt lord. in the name and on the I, half of hi.' Majesty. .10bn Stothilalf, EMI ti be Standard-Beast r to lily 11 Mud of Genih mess l'emiainierk., sacaut by the resigouti..it 01 . Tlount.ol N ichol I, Emu NI I I.ITART PROMOTIONS. Jormaty 18, 1118 9th ItrOmen' of I.lablt libraxourt.—A.oistant.Sorzeon Jo7:i Tobin, hum the 50.1 t Eo..t, to be Aesi►lrut-ti:o ~ r.n,, a•ier John ll'Andrehr, who retires upon th^ half-pay of the 81th Itegimeot—.lsto.d Jgototry I, 1818. 2011, ditto—Rube't Itrowtt llogtell,Grol. to he Coroet, by polichase, vice Willson, promoted—third as above -3il N , cinitati of Foot Gilart!s—William Hetiry Judd, Gt • to be Avvi•taal-Surgeon, vice Tindal, who it signs—dal( d as NTIOWe. 30;1; ItezOnent of root—Major John Thilr‘mide, from the Moth Foul, to ba• Alajor, vice Balky, shy CM:ll4lp s—dutrd 'nth Decrmhi r, 1817. 334 thtto—AiNistant-Singeon Thomas Stolen, from half-pay of the 37th Foot, to lie ill.:sistaill-Siirgron, vice Hurst, shit citi hail gel—dal...l January 1, 1818. 311 h ditio—Licutcualit Geo, ge Jainrs Bowic, from the 11i Foot, to he Lirutenant, vice William He y Ham ullur, oho retires it t— 'laird as shove. :391h dittu—Entign Thomas Hunter, front the half-pay 11. f the Regiment, to be Etmen, cite W. H. 14 . i6un, %tau ex chanErs, meriting the elitTmence—dated at u t u ivr. 50116 illll9—Att6tant-Surgiun James MitcHuntitil. M.D. trout the 84th Foul, to be AssiAtant-Surgron, vice Tubin, appointed to the 9t h Light Dm:coons—third as above. With ditto—Assistant-Suriteon John Spryr, Blain the hall psy of the late 2.1 Garriatin Battalion, to be Assistaut•Siirgswii. vice Andrew Mackay, alto exiliasices--datcol as 'those. 64th ditto—Lisutenant John Thomas in be Adju tant, vice Moore, who rcsicus the Adlntantry only—dated as above. _ _ _ 66th ditto—Ensign Francis Augustus Gould, (loin ha I pay of the 4th Fout, to he Ensign, vice John Isivic Now, , who exchanges, receiving the difference—dated as &xon.. 07th ditto—Ensign James Robinson, from the Roth Fin to be Ensign, vice Hugh Brady, who retires upon the ha f pay of the 84th regiment—obacd as above, 80th ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Cutout' William Bailey, (root the 30th Foot, to be Alniur, vice Dalrymple, alio ex changes—dated December 2S. 1817. 84th ditto—Thomas M`Bean, Gent. to be En i Zn. by pui chase, vice Daunt, promoted—dated Janos, y 1, 1818. 87th ditto—Criptain Henry Fits Clarence, from the half pay I f the 7:ld Foot, to be Captain, vice James King, alto ca changes—dated as above. 02,1 ditto—Surgeon A. Anderson. from the half-pay of the 61st Foot, to be Surgeon, vine Hicks, deceased—doted its above. Bth ditto—Brevet 113.j0r John Martin to be Maio', without purchase, vice Myess, decettied—dated December 4, 1817. Lieutenant John Armstrong to be Captain, vice Martin— . . dated u above. Ensign James Taylor to be Lieutenant, vice Armatfoug—. 'laird as above. Aird, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vi.e Taylor, pretnuted—dated December 11, 1817. Ith rest India Regiment—Lieutenant Si ~,,, u Puritan, from the balf•pay of the 18th I P WOI, to be Lieutenant, rite Simon Eraser, who car liaagcsdated January I, 1818. ht Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant George A. Tianehell, from the half-pay of the 3d Ceylon Regiment, to be Lieutenaiii , tire Richard Pollington, who exchanges, ri era% hot Di., ditferenee—dated December 31, 1817 ; Lit uttnant Ttilloh, front half-pay of the 3d Ceylon Itegiatee.t, to b • East Lieutenant, vite William Virgo, tart exchaiev s, receiving the differesice--daleil January 1, IE4O. To be Second Lieutenants —Second Lieutenant Georaa Miutt r, from half-pay of the 3d Ceylon Regional*. vice William Abbott, who exeltangev, receiving the &discus, —dated Deetouls-r 31, 1817 ; Second Lieutenant Samoa Newman, flunk Imlfinty of the 3d Ceylon Regimen', vi, e Healy Plenumg,whoexchanges, receiving the dilfcrs - . —dated Jaimari I, 1818. 2J ditto—Lieutenant James Bell, from the 341 Ccylou Beg.. mem, to be First Lieutenant, a ithout purchase, ewe Roberts, decesse4l--datril March 25, 1817 Lieuteitaut Charles Hay, from the 3(1 Ceylon Regimeut, tu be Furst Lieuteuant, vice Kellett, who exchauges—ilateil A prel 25, 1817. 3.1 Jam—Lieutenant Alexander Kellett, from the 841 Ceylon Riliutesit, to be First Lieuteilaut, vice Hay, who es. changes—dated Apr.l 23, 1817. STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Charles Manners, of the 3d Dra guuus, to be Extra Aide-de Camp to his Royal 11 ighar,y tlw Priuce Iti rut, with the raiik of Colonel so the Anat . , . - ice the Barou Ebro, distimsed—dated November 8, 1817. :ilamoßANksum. The C 1111 l mission of Captain %Valiant P. French, of the 81111 Re;lenient, has been antedated to the 11th December 1813, but be is nut allowed to recive any back pay. The C utiasiou of Captain dames Cooke ut the 8111 e Regiemeue, has been antedated to the 12th D:vember 1813, but he is not allowed to receive any look pay. The Commission of 1.1 , uletiaitt Grurge Durnford, of the 19th Foot Foot, has been antedated to the 25th Decctub.t. 1815, but be is not allowed to receireany bark pay. The Conemission of Lieutenant Wiliam Roslyn, the 2.1 Ceylon Regiment, has been antedated to the 10th Jauntily 1810, List he is nut allowed to receive any hack pay. The 17unimission of Lieutcuaut Charles Button, of the 2,1 C. %lon Regiment, has beeu antedated to the ISth Jauusi y 1818, but he is nut allowed to receive any bark pay, The Commisaiun or Liculet.aut James Inkson, of the goth Foot, has been antedated to the 3011 i Decenilit r 18:J, b, lie kid, to receive full pay re the 11th Mceniber 1817 The Commission of Lielitemost Richard Bull, n, of the tltith Regiment, has been autedate.l to the Ist Sepletnbi 1817., lint he is not altos eil to rcetive a, back pa). l'he Commission of Lieutenant Bartholomew M a l mo , o f t h e 04th Regiment, 111111 bevu antedated to the eh( S. ohm. bee, 1111 S, but be is nut allowed to a Cell VC 31 y bat k p. y. ERRATux is The Gazette, or the 2911, Nov( mher., 1817 For Paymaster John Gl's, from half pay of the late 1 iier Light Infautiy Voluutecia, to be pavauabirr of the R 1 t Foot, v.ee Moss. 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