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p. 0, 1 4 12 tj zp .2„e,f,„ 4 / e 4 11 bt ~1 No. 6,778. LONDON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1824. Price 7d. fitt:LautAttats IN TH H PARR M! Or' ot. AMMESra, N TANTE!) to PURCHASE in the Paid Ned', or its immediate Vicinity ( Eastward), a PIECE or PASTEL ttf GROUND, containing about 14.001) Superficial Feet, in a ,i nt giaa of convenient aeceas, to be appropriated and used as. and y or , 1 . :111)1:ND for the PARISHIONERS of the g ad PARIsII, int 01 the present Burial (hound in Shoe-lane. Any person possessing such property, and willing to dispose of the g ym is trquesucd to send information thereof. stating quantity, ausati on, and price, to the Office of Works, Guildhall. WooDTHORPE. ST. KATHARINE DOCKS. A T m unerous and highly respectable MEETING Aof the SUBSCRIBERS to the proposed ST. KATIIA. RINE INKKS, held this 19th Day of August, 1324, at the city of Lotion Tavern, TIIO3IAS TOOKE, Esq. in the Chair, gelid, The Report of the Committee, recommending the Re. ne s 'of the Application to Parliament, for Leave to Construct tret Docks, &e. at St. Katharine's. It was moved by Gabriel Shaw, Esq. and seconded by Edward fklcb.w. Esq. and resolved unanimously, that the Report be ap. reed of, and referred back to the Committee, with full powers to carry the same into effect. It was moved by Alderman Thompson, M.P. and seconded by Richard Blanshard. Esq. and resolved unanimously, that the Thanks of this Meeting 5e given to Thomas Tooke, Esq. Chair. win; 0. 0. de 11. (..pent, Esq. Deputy Chairman ; Sir John W.l.uhbock, Bart.: John Alexander,Esq. M.P.; Pascoe Grenfell, Esq. M.l'.; William Ilialdimand, Esq. M.P.; Thomas ‘Vilson, 1.14. ,1.P.; J. W. Buckle, Esq. ; William Crawford, Esq. ; G. Cart Glynn, Esq.; John 11. Heath, Esq.; John Horsley Palmer, Eat. ; 11. Thompson, Esq.; 31. W. Troy, Esq. ; Fletcher Wilton, Esq.; Members of the Committee, for the ability, seal, and perseverance with which they have prosecuted gip project of the et. Katharine Docks, and that they be solicited td continue their mane* fur the attainment of ibis object of great public utility, aadofsach importance to the trade anti navigation of the Port of Loden. It LA moved by Pascoe °rental, Esq. M.P. and seconded by U. de 11. Larpent, Esq. and unanimously resolved, that the Thanks of this Meeting be given to John Hall, Esq. for his great an d indefatigable ',tattoos, and for the unwearied assiduity he has winifetted, in the situation which he has accepted, of Secretary to the Conituittee appointed for this ondertakinp. TIIO9IAS TOOKE, Chairman. _ ..... _ The Chairman having left the Chair ' it was taken by li. 11. de IL Lament, Esq. when it was moved by William Bell, Emi. and seconded by Itichard C. Hazen, Esq. and resolved unanimously, eat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Thomas Tooke, Esq. fur tut able and judicious conduct in the Chair. G. H. DE H. LARPENT. SIVTRIVARK PHILANTHROPIC INSTITUTION. THE MEMBERS of the above INSTITUTION will meet on TUESDAY. the 7th day of September next nosing, at the Three Tuna Tavern, St. 3largaret'a Hill, Borough, radon every succeeding TUESDAY during the Season, when an sari; attendance is requested. ANSLL. TUCKER, Jun. Secretary. Chair to be taken at half-past Eight o'Clock precisely. Tuesday, August 24, 1824. I,IOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, to all from Gravesend the First Week in October, the Ship MADRAS, A. 1., Bunhen 600 Tons, RICHARD CROSLEY, Commander, lying in the City Canal. 'Ma Ship is tined expressly for the Trade, having a double Stern, and lofty between Decks, and carries a Surgeon. For Freight or Plumage apply to Messrs. Rickards, Mackintosh, Miley. 11, Rishopvirite-street, or to %M. ABERCRO3IIIIE, 4, Birrhin-lane. !to Hoods will be received on Board without an Order. REGENT BAZAAR, NEAR THE REGENT'S PARK. THE PROPRIETORS beg to apologise to the Nobility, Gentry. and Public in general, for the unavoidable delay in the opening of this most desirable and convenient Eats blohnient. They have now the honour of stating, that it will posi tively be opened on 'WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of September rent, fur the sale of similar Articles, and conducted upon the same Principles In every respect, as the Bazaar in Soho-square. The Proprietors also beg to state, that no pains or exivense have been, or will in future be spared, to render this Establishment •onty the Patronage of those to whom this notice is most Lapect fully addressed. I.very necessary precaution will be taken for the accommodation of Carriages visiting thin Emaidithment. Regent Bazaar, Aug. 21. 1524. PDX and C,cia TABLE COVER WAREHOUSE, VI, 1 King-street, Covent-garden, opposite Bedfoed.street, where every description way be purchased, ftw the Parker . Library, and Drawing Room, in the moat net el, elegant, and fashionable designs, corresponding with the tumiture; also blue,green, and ,potted, iaall lengths and widths ; likewise plain cloth, in all colours, or fringed, bound, or bordered with various kinds of velvet anti silk. Em bossed Leather and Painted liaise Corers, of the best quality, in the newest patients. Upholsterers supplied. SUPERIOR WINES. pH E uniform Satisfaction the LONDON and WEST -1 MINSTER WINE and SPIRIT COMPANY have riven the numerous Gentlemen and Families they have had the ho. pout to supply, induces thorn to continue to present their Prices to the Public. Every Article sold by them is GENUINE, and litr,k; FROH ANY ADULTERATION WHATEVER. (FOl READY MONEY ONLY) Per Ika. CaPE 1$ tsza.—Per Doz. OM INitt . Stia. to 425. Whitt Cape . Ills. to 1t h. Ditto, 2 to 7 years in Cape 3tadeira 21s. to 245. bails - 411.. to Ms. Ditto Sherry . nary. 3ris. to 445. Ditto hock:very curious, Vs Dins (real Amontillado) Mts. Constantia, in pints 28i. Lisboa and 3lountain -411 Rs. Red Cape - 245. to 311 s. Dent Madeira . 411 s. !mamas & CLIMAX MINER. West India ditto - 426. 1 Claret St. Julien . 68s. LK India ditto 50s. Ditto La Fitte, and Chas kilnisey ditto, in pinta 335. teasr Margeau . Ms. to Ns. Old Port, r years to bottle, Champagne D. Ay et it pints • -Y3s. WA vise 84a. Lqueurs in cases. 21. Tlis. per Ditto, superior • • 90a. is e, and Spirits of every Ditto. lint quality . 103 s. denomination. 3lnselle . Old Hort, Sauterne, &c. The Company particularly solicit their attention to their Cham- Peso at ; Claret, Boinreteiro Port of 1820; and Amoitntlado Merry. which they confidently assert, in price and quality, are ll*. girdled in the trade. • (post-paid) addressed to Mr. Win. Godfree, Agent, 18, • Craven -street, will be punctually attended W. Samples may be 'Melted. ILECT ARTICLES PREPARED AND SOLD BY AIESSILS. BUTLER, CIIEMIATS, .obeepiide, comer of St. Laura; 229, Regent-wed, near the ' ., ell.rooine, London; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; D EXTRACT of S.IRSA PA RI LLA, for making e Decoctions, and particularly recommended to Surgeons and !'roans for its portable convenience and economy. The Diseases ninth h has prorrd most beneficial are those of the Skin, such nrad m i c AK et i ons , Eruptive Dimities, Secondary Symptoms, ansin g from a diseased state of the System at large. APERIENT SODA IC POWDERS, forming an agreeable lalikt, and at the same time acting as a mild and pleasant ire Mit, inhering Heartburn, Bile, Indigestion, Nausea, Acidity Sts oath. &c. WM VIC GINGER BEER and LEMONADE POWDERS, t rcing the much-e s t e em e d beverages of the same name, egad , "Dinned in bodes. and without the inconw o mience of bulk , elJulte attending it in that film. 'IRA TED KALI, a preparation for making S a lin e Draughts, n le•••sesi by the Profermon for its convenience, and being mean in its led operation th a n those pawed with Lemon, &c. II)I AC TINCTURE of TURKEY a "d Pleas Laxative, adapted to Gouty Constitutions. RITTER TINCTURE. • very agreeable !.61:T ftrociunended in indigestion, debility of the stomach, &e. :LEand ASTRINGEN 'NCTUREAB for preserving TOOTII.POWDF.R and beautifying the Teeth and Gum s. 1, reproved. ..ik; PILLS, recom men d e d i n genera l D e bili ty o f t h e Con 'also as a s a f e and excellent remedy in those periodical .• ',4•lies which Females, of delicate and languid circulation, are LORESCENT EPSOSI SALTS. The disagreeable fla. hr~ n a ccompanies Epsom Salts is greatly obviated in this ,1 • . 4143 , besides which, only half the quantity is required for a:IMPOUND TINCTURE of POMEGRANATE, an 4 . 4 .4- :,'rbt much um.d in A ff ections of the Bowels, indicating Re. • Diarthira &c AltlioNATE SP IRIT • • • of LAI ENDER, applicable in Hysteric ,I ffections.Lowness of pirits. }:aintings, b p , RETE JUICE of 1,131 ES for Punch, Luntute, Saline j:Thoorni, or any other purpose where the flavour of The sho ve preparations, when genuine, will hate Messrs. name and Address attached to them. o , ARV 'S LIFE PRESERVERS are S o ld at Ss, SOHO. and no other place in London* o b 4 methodical arrangement of Remedies for the general rcers. t "e Body, so previously prepared as to enable the thorb. - .7 Peewit* for th emse l ves, w i t h out trou bl e or d e l ay; N tti!lng doubtless in m an y i nstances a Lif e P reserver . " P e nebte "seleCt ed has been sancti o ned by l o ng and successful wt,• and is founded upon a system in which all the modern m eans in the science of medicine arc combined. r_ 4 forwarded t o every part of the country, on receiving the 1 !T at therwise—P r i ce •2•24 Is, ; , ; and 335. ; Family . Vit, ar o with copious directions. InHEu 1 MIN Riven the nu Dour to supp the Public. tur,k; FRI gia Rut Duni, 2 to 7 buuls • &my • Ditto (real .1 Wm and 3 Anct Made West India e Eaq India e Malmsey dit ▪ Old Port, it pints Lupieurs in aye, and daunninat f The Coq, prbs at Mos. sorry. wine m te li t a t i ot in le kThad, war Ts SELECT in t. Chtmo.ide Atgyll.roo re erect. Dui cd 1'1.1:1D ng the Dec rariciarui otech '• h of u • ttc. 4 6„,,, f Cire APERrE I.au t i, w d 0 th e 4.„'", yet LA )0 kE orr Ivrprochi c i r I be 61 ihar cent atd hvesJcs e iscru medi the E LIEDI A fore ""e and I reel. 4 . I jET, Flu rp K ier auNk isioP ;ad. reg a l alit Is. g en Elll,ol Luc I.'r which 4. " / / 1 11 , 1u 02 te 1 11 rests - , tri genf ) .4 4., he I; et • 4110 in sic 1▪ 14 ' jStnw P° 4 Lent 64, 3 1 114 oat ra v -. non hoP• E 14fttle. n c II 3 I h ence 1▪ 1 1 to raa" tbl uti. • SALES BY AUCTION. WANDSWORTH SURREY. EXCELLENT DAL% MO UTENSILS, IRON COOLERS, LEAD PUMP. AND PIPES, MALT MILL, CAPITAL IRON HOGSHEAD, Ac. By Mr. JOSEPH ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street.) At the Mansion. Melrose Hall, West-hill, IVandsworth, on MONDAY, the 30th of August. 1824, at IL FICHE complete fittings up of a BREWHOUSE, con sisting of an excellent 70 inch Copper, set in brick, and Iron work, with stage and steps ; Lead Pump and quantity of Pipes ; Large Cistern, Mash Tubs, lee. Underbacks, capital large Iron Cooler. and Wood ditto; Iron bound Tun Tubs, twenty-two Hogsheads, Casks, a Mlat Mill, Brewing Requisites, and various other Articles. To be viewed by applying at the Lodge on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale, where Catalogues mu) he had ; at the Spread ' le, Wandsworth ; Sun, Kingston ; Talbot, Richmond ; and o Ir. Robins, 170, Regent-sweet. fqed FREEHOLD ESTATE. Between Beaconsfield and Alpenhorn, in the County of Herts. Eligible Residence, Farm, and Land, containing Two Hundred and Twenty-Seven Acres. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick (louse, Regent-street.) At I/areaway's Coffec-howie, 'Change-alley, ilkornhill, on THURS. DA Y, the 23d of September., 1824, at 12, A VERY PLEASANT COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, called WHITE'S FARM, Land Tax Redeemed; Situate in the Pariah of Beaconsfield, on the Road front theme to A mersham, The Property and Residence of Joseph Stevenson, Esq. connirking An excellent FAMILY 1101:SE, situate on a beautiful Lawn, containing, On the I pper Story—A pleasant Study, Four BetLebambers, Closet, and roomy Lobby. On the First Story—A handsome Drawing,room, with bowed End, commanding fine and extensive Views of the Country ; Four airy BM-chambers, and Closet; large Store-room, Lobbies, Ate. Ground Story—An Entrance Hall, paved; an excellent Dining parlour, with bowed end; a Breakfast-parlour; roomy light Stair case to Drawing-room, and a secondary ditto; a Chtna.closet, Butlersx Pantry, Pantries, Larder, ar.c. excellent Kitchen % Sink, and \Cater laid on ; a Store-room ; a Scullery, with Sink, and Water laid on ; Coal and Knife house, and Cellars under the (louse; Passage to a Laundry, with Oven, &c. a Brewhouse ad joining, Wood House. Ash Ditto, &e. &c. Coach-houses for four Carriages ; a Four.atall Stable, open Stable, and Loft over. A productive Kitchen Garden, well planted, and part walled ; Tool-house, hc. Delightful Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, with line thriving Evergreens and Shrubs, good Orchards. A convenient FARM-lit/USE, Garden, and Orchard; large Yard, with Barns, Stables, Cattle-sheds, 31in-house and Mill, and various Outbuildings ;Pond of Water. A neat COTTAGE, with Garden and Orchard% and sundry Inclosures of capital Meadow, Arable, and beautiful Wood-land, with pleasing Walks and Drives. The whole containing upwards of TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES. In a good state of cultivation, divided by thriving hedges, in a Ring-fence; a most charming Estate for a Gentleman fond of agri cultural pursuits. It is situated two miles from Beaconsfield, three from Amersham, seven from High Wycombe, ten from Uxbridge, and twenty-five from London. The Premises may be viewed, by Tickets, on Mondays, Wed. nesdays, and Fridays. Particulars may be had on the Premises ; at the Saracen's Head, Beaeonorield ; •Red Lion, Wycombe; George, Aylesbury; Crown, Amersham; White Horse, Uxbridge; Essex Arms, M afford ; of Messrs. Green, Pemberton, and Crawley, Solicitors, Salisbury. square, Fleet -street; at thruway's Coffee-house; and of alr. Robins. No. 170, Regent-street, where Tickets may be had, and a Plan of the Estate may be seen. KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. By Mr. ARMSTRONG, In the Great Concert Room, King's Theatre, Haymarket, on WEDNESDAY, August 25, and two following days, at 12, by order of Signor Benefit, the Proprietor. without reserve, FiIHE valuable and extensive WARDROBE, WE- I_ NERY, PROPERTIES, DECORATIONS, splendid Drop Curtain, 100 Operas, Ballets, Books of Operas, and Music in score, complete, several thousand feet of Gas Pipes and Fittings, valuable Lustres, Lamps, Boxes, and Fittings-up of the French Theatre; several thousand feet of massive /lilt Moulding ; Dra peries, Curtains, 1200 Chairs, Sofas, Benches'; large Chimney (Basses, Mirrors ; several hundred rich Theatrical Dresses, en. Orris new, and numerous other articles. - To be viewed on !Hominy. 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The CAMERA, or ART of DRAWING in WATER-CO LOURS; with Instructions for Sketching from Nature, compels ing the whole process cf Water-coloured Drawing, familiarly es emplified in Drawing, Shadowing, and Tintinc a complete Land scape, in all its progressive stages; and directions for compound ing and using colours, Sepia, Indian Ink, Bister, Icc. By J. Has sell. ss. boards. A GENERAL TABLE of the ITALIAN VERBS, regular and irregular, by which the formation of any tense or person re quired may be immediately found. Executed by R. Zotti, after the French plan laid down by R. Juigne, in his table of French Verbs. A new edition, corrected and improved by C. Bruno. Co loured, N. 6d. A KEY to the GREEK TESTAMENT; being a Selection of chapters philologically explained ; for the use of Young Men designed for the Ministry. By Charles Hook, Author of a Synopsis of Latin Grammar. and Steps to Latin Verses. 3s. Gd. boards. 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The thug's. :111;tfor.l, from Itombsy. is of Liverpool; sl:e sailed from Illonibay is Aprlt, and St. Bekaa Jeri, 4h. The Royal sovereign, Wilson, front the South SM, flu antied of Plymouth. The Copemicita, 31`11regr•, from th e S o uth S eas , i n t h e D owns, having s4iltsl from St. Helena June 13M. The Princeu Maty, Clark, from the South Seas, ofrt he Wight. The Nero., trader, from the Mauritius and Dover, had ar. rived at Flushing; and the Aquatic, Closter. also from ,'a Mauritius and England, in the Tette!. The Urania, Reynolds, fruit. Bengal, had anises! at Lima. ARRIVALS AT 71041. —The Ganges, Ford, from !Ando" and Madras; the Eliza, Cuthhertsrm, from Batavia Maccf 13th; his 3laiesty's ship Lame, from 31adras and Ceylua April 2; the Penang, Beesley, from Penang April S. Sair.tmos ritom BE s GAL.—The Dunvegan Castle, Campbell for Aladriut, March Zld ; and the Urn, Butler, for 31adraa s March 28th. ARRIVALS AT MAIMAI.—The Meshornugh, Cope, Mare ts 29th ; the Resolution, Bramwell, a el Padang, lt , tp,ers, March 18th, from Bengal; David Clarke, Fale.irer, March 18th, from Bombay; Ferguson, Sutherland; and Hercules, heron. March 18th; Vittoria, Suthann, March 19th; the Susan, Hamilton, March 20th ; Ann, Gibson, and Bon:bay, Parker, 3larch 29th ; Mary, Ardlle, Much 30; Lady Amherst, Clifton, March 33.. ; Fort William, Glass; Caroline, Peamon • sod James Stott, Mac. kewaie, April 10th, all front Bengal ; and the Britannia, Wise, from Ceylon, April 12th. Pao/Amgen, per Lady Amherst.--CapteM Clifton, and Mr. , Richard ftisee. from St. Ilelena. Swigs Swot ww wtrs.—The Macea•ew, Walker, from Lon. don to Bengal and China, on the 29th April, in lat. It. 23. N. long. 78. b 3. E. all well. SAILING/ FIROLIL ST. Ilwa. Ex* —The MiTiler. Herbert, nailed for London July 3d. The Lyra (whaler) and the Lady Fl ora M ac Donnell, nailed for London July 7th. 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His Majesty's ship Fly will sail to-morrow for (;equimbo and Quilea, to remain some time on the coast of Intemiechos.— , Callao is blozliaded by Admiral (;uise, who declares his teacak' to levy 25 per cent, on nargoes he may allow to enter." Fat. )(OUT A 21.—A rri ved the Marchioness of Salisbury wises from Jamaica; sailed July 13. and from Crooked Island the 21st ditto. Sailed the 31agnet packet fur Lisbon ; and the William, Brood, for St. Sebastian. PLiatourni, AVG. 21.—Off the r oil, the Royal Sovereign, Wilson, from the South Se4S; arid the Cambria, for Newfound. land. Sailed the whole of the outward bound. PORTSMOVTIII, Arc. 22. —.ltrived off the port, the Crisis, from New York in nineteen days, with Jo.eph Bonapate and suite on board and Joseph Green transport, from Malta. Sailed the Loyal Briton transport, 14 Plymouth ; Regalia, for Bombay ; Morley, for bladraw • Noma transport, for Gibraltar ; an d t h e whole of the•otawastf DEAL, A uo. 22—Arrived yesterday, the Rawlins, _, from Jamaica. Came down front the River, the Anra, Ritchie, for Na ples ; Milford, —, for Bombay ; Thomaa, IVinspear, for Ma deira ' • and Recovery, Brooks: for the South Seas. Arrived to day, the Anlaby, Overton, trout Oporto. The whole of the outward bound sailed this nionting. GRAVESEND. AUG. 22—Arrived the Rawlins, _, Hop, well, Snail, and Alloy, Stranash, from Jamaica; ar.d about 3O sail of vessels from different ports in the Baltic. Sailed the A'oast, Scott, for Gibraltar ; Elizabeth, Treadwell, for Quebec ; Pheedo, (,oldie, for St. John's, N.B. ; John, Smith, for Bahia; Nerina, Northwood, for the Cape of Good Hope; l'Mcinnattis, Blis, fee New York ; Britannia, Davison, for Petersburgh ; Courier, Clover, for Genoa; Amy, Bloomfield, for ditto; Nercide, Bayes, fur St. Mary's; and Underwood, Remington, for Demerara. NEWHAVEN, AVG. 22.—The ship Lady Amherst is o ff this port; left St. llelcna the 11th July. Sir S. Raffles and suite, in the Mariner, left on the 3d ; the Ganges, Milord, on the 4th ; and the ship Maitland on the Ist. AarwEar, Ana. 20.—The 3lagnatime, Sie;zcs, last frora Bahia, delivers her cargo, partly damaged. JAMAICA (Kinvdou), JCLY 1.--The Four Sons was bound to Aux Cayes, but put into Port Royal in distress. She had met wit% heavy weather, which carried away her foremast and main top mast. 1/CCIaTOW (Jamaica), JI'LT 10 —His 3lsesty's ship Icarus will proceed the 10th instant for Ilavaonah wit h any vessels that may he ready, and take the Northside vessels and see them through the Gulf. his 313je,ty's ship Isis will proceed from Port Royal on the lith instant, with the Trade, for ('arthagena and Chaim& His Majesty's ship Hussar will sail the 2lth instant for Vera Cruz, and see the Isabella to Catntwachy ; and the Speedwell schooner will sail on the ISth instant, and convoy the Nancy to Tontpico, and, if necessary, to Vera t'ruz. NASSAC, N. P. JUL): G.—The Chase, Anderson, from Mart. atone to Havannah, is wrecked on Aboco. Crew saved--cargo lost. The hull of the Joseph of New York has been seen atrandul near Aleatory Rock—most of the cargo saved. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Wizard, for head-money for tht crew of IA Coreyva, the 7th of September; and the Bacchante, for head-money for the crews of eight gun-boats, an the 18th of September, at 21, Cecil street, Strand ; recalled there Tuesdays and Ft idays. The Muter of the Eliza Plummer, arrived at Liverpool front Jamaica, reports, that four large vessels were on shore on Point Piedras, and one brig on Cape Leona.; the latter arTeared to be dieenargiog hogsheads, the former were disreasted. The Juno, Norgrove, from Philadelphia to Barre, is on shore near Boulogne, but expected to be got off; crew and part of the cargo saved. The schooner Franklin,. l;teohenson, from Boston to Souat America, has been wrecked on the Blue Caicos. Eso£l.B SPOEF:ri wITil--Ifebe, Oporto to Newilmnalard. 4th inst.; Morytieen, Walker, London to Bengal, 30th April lke, Liverpool to Newfoundland Inch inst. FROM S.4TURDAI NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War 01lice, .411guirt 20. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards--Ensign Lord C.. 1. F. Russell, from balf.pay 48:h Foot, to be Cornet, vice J. B. Simpson, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Assistant-Surgenn W. Thom r. eon, M.D. from the 59th Foot, to be Surgeon, vica Tad, deceased. 15;b ditto.—Captain IL Lane to be Major, by purchase, vice Rooth, who rettres ; IM:tenant U. T. Temple to be Captain, by put. chase, vice Lane; Comet G. 3lusgrave to be Lieute:sett, by purchase, vice Temple; J. Shelly, bent. to be Cornet, by pur. chase, vice Musgrave. Bth Regiment of 1. oot—Ensign .1. Byron, from haff.par ed Poor, to he Ensign ; vice A. Thy:vs.:it, who exchanges, retiring the diffete4ee. 51st ditto—Lieutenant C. W. Tyndale to be Captain, by pur.hasc, rice J. Rosa, who retires. lilkh ditto--Ensign P. Bernard. from half-pay It; h Foot, to be Er sign, vi,:e 11. W. 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