The Sun. — London, England, 1807-04-20 00:00:00

FTOM the LONDON GiapTE, April 18, 1807. Horse-Guards, April , i 6 ,. 1807. His iNlayesty.has been pleased to grant His Most gracious permission to the following Regitn,lus, 1 7 1:e. kne 9th .Light . Dragoons, the 74th and 78th Fow l to as,tu in addition to any othei devices - or badges to which thy may be severally entitled, and to b:ar m their,Colours and on their Appoitunlents 'the Elephant, with the word '', , Assaye' superscribed, in commemoration of the gallantry and good Conduct displayed by - those Corps in the Battle fought at As%aye, on the 23d of September, 1803. His'Maje'sty .has also been graciously pleased to .aporove olthog4th Regiment bearing the kiepkant ' l ll 'their Cilionrs and on their Appointments,. as an honourable and lasting teinnuony of their distinguish ed Services in India. • • • By Order of His Royal.ffghtiess the.Cc.womander in Chief, ‘. HA;iltY CAUERT, Adjutant-General. Queen's Palace, Ahr•il 15, 1807. The King was this day pleased to confer the ho noar Knighthoxl on Thomas Plomer,,Esq. his Majesty's Solicitor-Ge►.eral. Foreign Office, April 15, ISO 7 . The king has been pleased to appoint the Earl of Perniooke and MolitgoLnety, K. G. to be Hi Ma jesty's Plenipotentiary at the Court of Vienna. Wkitekall, Marcia 27, 1807: • The .King has been pleased to grant unto Philip D'Auvergne Prince de Bouillon, Real -. Adthiral rof the Blue St - path - on of His Majesty's 'Fleet, His Royal Licence, and Peranshion to receive and - wear t h e E lis , gn4 of &Night Grand Commander ; of Abe Equestrian, S;•cular,- and Capitular Order of Saint-_ Joachim, to whiFil he was elected at ageneral Chap ter, 'held at Erlangen, on the .'z7th day of Septem.Oer, soj, by the `Count of Leitnngen-Westerbour ! ;„• Grand Master, and the"Capitular Knights (dale - said Order. Igir.:offitt6 April :8, 184. zd kegirttent of Lite Guards,' • Lieutenant (Thane's rackson to be Captain of a Troop,' by puretiase, vice. N 1 urray, pro, meted tit the 9oth Foot. Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant Ed ward Lacy to ue Lieutenant, vice Jackson. Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant lames Butler to be, Captain of a Troop,• by vice Fitzgerald, who retires. Cornet Cti;lrles "1:. Hall to be Lieutenant, Vice Butter. Silt Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert RulioGillespie, troin the 19th Light Dravolis, to be Lieu - tenant-Colonel, vice Valaicitur, whoe achallites• 120 Ditto, William Dowdall, Gent. to be Cornet, by put. cUase. vice Saunders, promoted. Uth Ditto, Lieutenant Valentine Knigiatiey, to he Captain of iiTrooti, by purcilse, vica Villebols, who retires. Cur. net tVillia,tt Nowrse to be Lieutenant. vice K.nightley. r Augustus FAsior, Cent. to be Cornet, vice Nuurse. • Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel loim v Ornsby Vattdeleur, from the titis Light Drag9ons' e W in.j„,j4uteriant-Coionel, vice Gillespie, who exclianx,es. Constrain Regiment of Foot Guards, the Honourable john Wingfield to Ensign, brpuichAse, vice FairtieLd, pro moted in the both Foot. Ist Regiment of Foot, Captain Cltaries Gladwin, f ro m F ro _ berg's Reginizrat, tobe Captain of a Company, vice Lin who exchanges. Lieutenant-Thomas SttVAlt, truth Hair-pay of the 55th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice wiinekchanges. • EitSign Robert ljenda4on, to be Lieute nant, without urchase. ith Ditto, Captain folio Nixon, from the sth Garrison Bat. to be Captain of a Company, vice Willis, who ex.. changes. Ei:sign Tarleton to be Lieutenant, without Ott.chase. • Edw'arti Teiniile, Gent . to be Ensign, vice I'rietdiv. • • Ditto, Major James Forster to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice liniWnrigg, deceased. Captain Frederick Newman to be Siajqr, vice Forster. ,Lieutenant Peter ~Lindsay to be Captain of a Company, vice N ewnTut. Ibth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry N. Bromwich, from Half-,pay of the 9111 fout, to be LicAlteditia, me lotllJy.ll , woo CY- . - . ... - • changes. atli Ditto, .I.3retiet Lieutenant-Colonel:Frederick . Phillips 'Rubinson,' frotu. the 7.stit out, to be Major, vic , ..11,955, who exchanges. -David Davies.. Cent. to be Ensign, without putchasc,..ice-L4w,.;s, pruittutect hi the-7th Ci‘it.— flSJii ISatLtltou. . . stbrit Ditto, Captain Samuel Nicoll, from Half -pay of the Regiarent, to b.; Captain of a Cun'tpaily, vice Uutd.rai, • eXCIcaIIgCS. • • - - • .. . —. , , 26ti, Onto, Major john Ross, front the /Sat Foot to Ma jca, vitaßOUlloll, who ex i iitangcs. . r. . _ lath i)iito, Lieutenant Stcplitin Masters, from thrsrh gar rison batta,ion, to be Lteutrinint, vice Cray, who ex, - 'changes., • . • • , pst Onto, Apothecary Fletcher Wells to be..Sur • geon, vice: M'Aion.tgle, deccascd. . .. 34th Ditto , Lieutenant m Thoas . Ilog.qat to be Captain 013. Company, by parattse, vice Terrewei 1, prontoteit. 411- si ) o Cecil Hilt buiton to be Lieutenant, vice lUg4rill. j&lii•pltlQ, Ma Jur George :Ni ugent to be LitOtellailt. Coltinel,- vice Vassall, urceaszit. ktrcv ct Lieu:eni;l:t.- Colo:it:1 lion. 1. T. Deane in be iviaior, 'vice N uAent, 39th Ditto, - fair; Lieut. to ue Ensign, without purchase, vice iliiindron, pronlotedin the .4-•attt knot. 4ottt Ditto, Capt.tin lonn C this to beMajor, vice Dal. ryinPle, deceased. Lieutenant •I' bonus Littaifs fo'be Cap . - ' tam of a•• Company, vise Gilli. - Lieutenant eeter tier ftend Desbri3ay to be Captain or*a CouipAny, vice.itenny,, • deceased. . .__ . . . To 'oe Lieutenants—Ensign William Cowper 'Coles, vice Fitzpatrick, deceased. Ensign John Ayling, vice Aibton, de.celsßl. Ensign Allred Slicer, .vice Etnani : Ensign Thomas Demicus Fr.inklyn, vice Desbrisay Ensign Francis Hamilton; 'hum tiie 39111 Foot,. vice Gibbs, pro moted in the 4th 'Garrison-Battalion., To be Eusigns—Williain Tuttou, Gent. vice Coles.. Theo. David Dobbrisay, Gent. vice"Ayling. Anthony Mal One, Gent. vice Street. Brown, cent. viee.kiraPiayn.. 42d Ditto, Ensign Alexander Lunt - Berridales from the rirst Foot. tub: Ensign, without purchase, D Stewsirt, promoted. . 46th Vivo, EnSign William Carr, from the sth West India iteltitiwnt, to be Lietnettaiit, Y4t,C ‘Vhyte,.dweeased. Lieu tenant K. j.Wiilgtieidi front Hall-paystn the 4th FoOt, to be Lieutenant, vice h(lWartiS, Sid Ditto, Lieutenant Kennet Snod6rass to be Adjutant, vtce Chaliners,,win , resigns the Adjutainey only. 43d Ditto, Ensign isichatd Geocge Horseley to be Lieute siatit,;.without purchase, vice: Hayes, who retires. . stick Ditto, Lieutenant :tier. McDonald to be Captain of a C:ampa,t„ without porch Ise. Lieutenant Thomas Cas sari to be unto. Ensign Thorne to be Lieutenant, vice Nl'Donald. Ensign William Galway to be In vier Cassan. Strangways, , Gent, to -bet .149stgn,•vi.ce Thorne. Tunics keßt, Gent, to be Ensign, vice - Galway. • 6stta.Dato, Isaac Maktoteau Durcy, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,. vice Lewis, prinnotetLin - thesoth Foot - , Win. lii)une, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, viee Misani, Froberg's Rehitnent, 62d Ditto, - Ensign l;rltnei Van Hetriert - li7 he' 'Lieutenant, without purchase, vice - Eliot, promotedia tut:4lllGarrison Battalion. A:, Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Heinert. Benj,imin Dudley, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Chapman, appointod to thq Sill West Intlil IZ,Fgime n t. 63it Ditto, Lewes tioch;Ort, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ger . red, whose :sppoiiittnc-nt has not taken place.. • 66th Ditto, toseplt Seaver, Gent: to be Ensign, without pur ,hase, vice Taylor, prontotid in the tit It Garrison Battalibk; 6L4tli Ditto, Captain Robert 1"c - wit:Well, troth` the bth West I mita • Regiment, ,to be Captain of a Company, ,viee Walker, .1%,1i0 exchanges, . 69th Ditto,Thomas Nadoula, Gent, to he Ensigns without purchase, vice Alkius, promoted in the - 6111 Garrison Battalion. ' ?will- Ditto, Ensign Russell. Page to, be lieutenant, x ithout pur..liase, vice ullitnt, ifrornoted. Ensign John Lailtioo to tae Lieutenant, without purchase. Mather; LONDON : Printed by • Cent, to be Ensign, v Page. Tacob Ogden creiglitor t , Gent. to be Ensign., v., c Landon. 82.1 Ditto, lona' Brown ient: to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Forstei, prontot i in the intli Foot. 83d Ditto, Lieutenant - i;eorge Fry, from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Lie t enant, vice Deanie, who exchanges. 87th 'Onto, Lieutenan William King to Be 'Captain of a Company. without - purchase, vice Beaumont, (keeitStd. Lieutenant Adant FA . guson, from the 34t15 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kin;. 89th Ditto, Ensign George Jones to be Lieutenant, Without purchase. John Cover, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Jones. Both Ditto, Lieutena n t lames Ferguson to be Captain of •a Company. vice A.asiin, deceased.. • 9 ist Ortto, fames St - .ewart (late Quarter.Master-Serjeant of the Angyie Fencioles) to 1..)C Quarter-Master, vice. Cor-,, • • bet. appointed to ti t ., yth Garrison Battalion. • • 924 Ditto, Paymaster laines.Gordon..from the Battalion,. to be Paymast,r of the Ist Battalion, vice Campbell, who • reigns. 95th Regiment of FJot Lieutenant Loftus Gray' to be Cap. rain of a Curnpany,• without purchase, victDickenson, ceased. - „. To be - Second Lieutenants, Volunteer Nicholas Travers, vice Stewart, promoted,- William Humbly,• Gent. vice Scott, promoted. Charles Breanan, Gent. vice „Scanlan, nioted. • • 3d West India Regiment, Ensign Win. Henry Butler to he Lieutenant, vice ball, deceased. Michael Bob rtS,.Gent. to be Ensign, vice Butler. 7th Ditto,-Ensign Anthony Hardman to be . Lieutenant, vice . deceased. Richard Poitier; Gent. to be .Ensign, vice Hardman. - Bth Ditto, Captain. Th.-Walker s . from the 68th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Twatlclell,. who exchanges. Ensign J. H. K: Co:roman, from the 6zd Foot, to. be En-. sign, without purchasei-vice Ryall, who resigns. .H • „ Royal African Corps, Cornet L. Wm.-Buck, troin.tlte Royal, Regiment of Horse, Guards, to he lieutenant, y purchase, vice Ogilvie,.pru.noted, Serjeant E rl..vardlV right (late of • I the zd Foot/ to :re - Quarter-master vice Simpson. - Royal Corsican Rangers, ,Major David Walker, from the zoth Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. LieUt. Al, Carablli to be - Captain of t . ...ornpany, vice Itivarola, • promoted in the Sicilian Regiment. Ensign Giov::,:tri Or- I dioni .to be Lieutenant, vice Carabelli.. Quarter-master 'I Serjeaht Agnstioi to be Ensign, v i ce Ordi on t. • - Froberg's)(evrie it. Captain F. Linsingen, from the Royali, to be,Captain oft Company, vice Glad Win, who exchanges. The Sicilian Regi vent, Ensign and Adjutant G .King to have the.. Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign- Vincent ()thatch to be Lieutenant: - Viacent TedeSky, -Gent.- to-be Ensign, vice Odiardi. • • sth Garrison Batt!lion„ Captain Geo. Willis,' from the btli Foot, to be Captain (do Company, vice Nixon; who ex changes. Lieutenant Win. Gray, trent the:3Oth Foot, to he Lleutenaur. vice Alasters, wt:io exchanges. - bth Otto, Ensil.t.ii Arthur fanciers Taylor, troth . the 66th Foot, to be Lieltenant.: ' , till Ditto, Lieutenant M. Dennie, from the 83d Foot, t o b e • Lieutenant, vice Fry, who exchanges : Lnsign "l'humas •Wiliiaht Lowes, - from the iSth Foutoo be Lieutenant. Bth Duff), Ensign tfoin the 69th Foot, to be Lieutenant • ist Royal, Veteran Battalion, Captain ,M - hael Sweetman O'Callaghan Caulfield, fruit' the stit We titdia Itegitnent, tolit: Captain of ,a Company, 'Owe. Armstrung, retnoved to thc,9tn Royal Veteran Battalion. • _ BREVET. Major john'Goulston Price Tucker, of .the 7::z1 Foot, to be LieuL-Colonel in the Army. S I'AFF. Major Thcoph. Pritzler, of the 7th Foot, to be Assistant Ad jutant General, with the Rank" of Lieutenant Cutunet in ' the Army. Major Georg:. j., B: Tucker, of the sgth Foot, to be Deputy Quarter-master-General to th.: Forces serv ing at the Gape of Good , klore (with the !tank. of Lieuten ant Colonel in the A-tiny), rice tinatvnrigg, deceased. M ,jok %Vrn. Surelliof the 43d-Toot, to be Deputy Adjutant Cc neral to the said forces (with the Rank of Lieutenant Co. lend' in the Army), vi:e Tucker, BARRACKS. W. Rooth, Cent. to be an AssiAmit Barrack. Master in the Island of Malta, vice Peacockv, who res'igns.: MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of j. A. Croce, Gent.. to be Lieutenant in the Corsivan.Rangers, as stated u the Gazette of the 13th januarplast has trot taken ',lave. Lieutenant Thomas Statinuni , of the 6th West India Re. girnent, is Superseded, being absent without leave. ( To be continued.] . Crow:-OJice, Aptil IS, ISo7. DIEMSEItS ILETVIINED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT, Bornugh of Haslemere—Robert Want, of Missenden. in tho County of Buckingham, Esq. Shire of Edinburgh—The Itight Honourable Robert Dulici, — of -Mel ville. Borough of Dorchester—?he Honourable Crop ley Ashley. lIANKRUPICIE.S ENLARGED. Ch4tjes Kahl, of. _Watford, flortfordsitiri, dcaler, frofn April 2i to May 2, at ten, at Quittllt4ll, Loncinn. !oink alark,ness, of Addle -street, Wood -street, London, mar. chant, ;row April June 6, at ten, at 11.1PIKRUPTS. fanies. Kershaw, .of Maticheater, coal-alealer, to surrender May 1..2, and 30, at three, at the Dog Tavern, IVlatienester, Attornies, Messrs. Kearsley - and Cardwell, Manchester ; pr Mr. Ellis, Cursitor- - street, London. ...Icahn - Marshall, of -Denby, Pennistone, Yorkshire, ta4 er, • May r 3, at tour, i 4, at the 'Finee Legs Inn, Leak, and 30, at eleven, at the Winn n. : Hart Inn, Wakefield , Afto ;nes, !dr. Wilson, Greville-Street, Hatton-Garden, Lon. dun ; or Mr. Codpland, Leerls';'• ,Geurge Leigh, of Manehester, - bread-baker, May t, 2 , and Z earsley • 30, at three , at the Dog Tavern, tvlancliester. Attornies, Messrs.ati Cardwell, Manchester ; or Mr. ' Ellis, Cu r sit or-st r eet, L on d on. Thoniaa d, of Birmingham, mealenan• May 9, it, and Warwick. Att o rnies, ssrt cloven,s. it the Black Swan, - Smart and Thomas, Staple's Inn, London ; ror 3 :1 , Messrs. Messrs. Tomes and Heydon, Warwick. john Taylor, now or late of Pagltain, Sussex, shopkeeper, , April 25, May 2, and ,;e, at one , at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. H aywar d , L am b' s Concluitstreet. ' • johit Norman, of B r i sto l , coa l -inerc i ta nt, April au ,' at te n, May at 'eleven, a /i d 30, at ten, at-the White Lion Inn, Bristol, Attornies' Mr. Thomas, Bristol ; , or Aiessrs. Edmunds and Son, Exchequer Ottice of Pleas, L o ndon. George Davies; of Craneouni-street, Leicester_ fields, Mid dleset,' linen-draper, April 21 , May 5, and 3a, at one, at AttorneY, Mr. Dewbery, Conduit-street,, Hanover.:square. • _Henry Fraser, of Nightingale-lane, East Smithfield, Mid ' diesex 'grocer, April xi, it One, May .5, and 3:i, at Aen,.at • Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tow se, • • Upper Thames-street. Willram Maslen, of Lion-street, New ington-I3utts carpenter, April,2s, May 2, and so,. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Smith, pertitoad . soy New-road, Surrey.. Peter Desvignes, of liosomon-street, Clerkenwell, Nlid lie. sex, watch-case.tnaker, April 23, at one, May 5, at ten, and 30, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Cokayne and "Taylor,' Lion's-Inn, and Fore-street. George Olivant, of Manchester, dealer, April 25, May 2, at eleven, and 30, at tour, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn.. Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Duckworth anti Chipptn.. dal!. Manchester ; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street:, Cll4ll - cery 7 lane, London._ , Robert, Coombs, of Lion's-. nn , Middlesex, money-scri ve,ner, April, 25 May z, and so, at ten,,at Guildh a ll . At _,toiney„Nr. Popkins, Dean-street, Soho. . . Georgei'hilip Dayies. and Arthur Mackie, late of Phi!pot. lane, London, collie-nierchants and.co-partners, April 25, May 2., and 30, at tea, at Guildhall, Attorn:y, Mr. Bch.verie.street, Fleet.sireet. Christopher Cole, of Tackfistleigh, Devonshire, felttnotiger ; , May 4, '5, and 30, at elevra, at the 0141 Loirthia;:liia. 'Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Williams and Brooks, colik's-Insq, London ; or Mr. Pidsley, Exeter: Ana ilellr;nger; of Bothnia, Cornwall, linen draper; May 1, 2, and 30, at eleven, at the %%time Hart lan, Bristol. At tonnes, Mr. Bikg, llation-Garden, London ; Or Mr: , Itigg,' Bristol. Charles Grellet and Samuel Winter. of Laurence-Pountner.. lane, I.6ndon, merchants 3nd co•paitners, April 2i; Nlay 2, and 3,, at one, ac Guildhall. Another; Mr. COM, A uAili-thars. DI VID ENDS. 1 May le. john Oakes, of Unim-sticet, Ncnv BA)nd-srtfeet, (.; I • Xliddlcsax, CO.II-IntiCitant, at ten,. Guildhall. t . ,,,, A R 3 ,ji A kf t ,is t o f 2,, ~,,, 4 , Lvirth...-tt-cou . rt, Liew-street ; ar.A i cis 1..,.v. 112, L,L111114 i Wi);:rc......ikluerll..fements, Qi - der* 1 a . . • May D. 'Thomas Norman, of Shenstone, Staffordshire, in Mohler, at ten, at the Littleton Antis Ina, Penkridge, Stag fordshiro, . May it. I oteptt Ilesketh and Willim,,Johes:of Liverpool, . grocers =deo- partners, at trivia Liilyrnan's Hotel, Liver .pool. . . . . May it. George Life, of High Harrowgate, Yorkshire; inn keeper, at eleven, at the Old Ger.rge Inn, York. May it. john Lite, of Ripley, Yorkshire, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Old. George li n t, York. May 13. Nirgaret Alker the, younger, and Elizabeth :tlker,' late of Preston, Lancashire, Milliners and co-partners, at eleven, at the Red Lion, I nit ; Presttin. • April zi. George IS.CICS and. Michael Isaacs, of Bevis.l%-lai:ks, London, merchants and Co-partners at ten, at uildhall. .May it. John Webster and Joseph ( :„; larrison, of Liverpo,d, 1 . merchants and co. partners, at 'one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. • , • • . - • . . - , lune 9. • Benjamin •John. Leitch, of the Curtain-road, 'Shore. . ,4itcri, i'vliddlesex, horse:dealer-, at cloven, at' Guildhall. rune 9. Charles' Dixon.; of Vern: lilt rch- street,. L011(1011. lifilai.' maker, at eleven, at, Guildhall. ; - ' May i . ;. I.)avnt Currie, late of ThrogmOtton-street. 'London, merchant,' at ten; at Guildhall.' ' I May 9. Robert Harm, of Maidstone, Kent, woollen-draper, , at „ten, at -Guildhall, London. • - --. , May' 9. Peter Cumniiirii; late of Union.court ; Broad-street, London;lnerchant; at twelve, at . Guildhall. ' May 30.. FrancisLhiunery, tit Cranbourn-passage, Leicester., square, Middlesex, linen-draper, at one, at Guildhall. -: May' tz. - ' Francis Thomas Done, late of L on d on , - an d o f WalthanistOW, , Essex; broker, at- eleven, I at Guidltail 1 London. .: _. • May'S. George Bowker arid fames Chapman, of Manchei=" ter; torn-dealers and co-partners, at two, at the Bridge water ArMs tuts, Manchester, May 16, Spencer Compton, late.of New,street, Bishopsgate. street Without, London, trierchutt, at one, at Guildh a ll. GER 7 IFlCrife.S. • • ' . May 9. Thomas Wilkiqs the younger, o f St. Alban's,' Hem -.. fordshire, horse-deaier, ' William Danney; of Windsor, Berkshire, apothecary, - .. William .Edge, ot.Saltoro„ Lancashire; brewer. - • 'lilt - ram Gilbert, ot Chiswell.sireet, lvlidrilesex, grocer. " ' - kichard Eliock,ol 0 groid•sireet, Middlesex, tailor. . . .. • • Thomas White,. of broadstairs, Isle of Thanet, Kent, ship- • buirtier. . Nathaniel Weeden, late of Whicechapel-road, Middlesex, brush-maker. . . . : . Williarn.Marsh, late of Fleet-street, London ,paper. - stainer. . . Joseph M'Corinack• Bushell; of 'liaSt-slreeti ked .. Lio'n-r, square, Middlesex, tea-dealer. -- - - .. -- Joseph Whiteley : , at Plymouth : merchant. - '.. ' - ;P 4 ROI .6 AS H IPS . D LS. ,OLVE Di . •4. . MartinuS Van. Bauren and WilliarryGyze. •of Savage-gar . dens, ship-agents — John and .lienry . L.ainbelet,'-o( igrtiote-. t . street, con tectiooers —f.v,ept! Pearson and Thomas Elwelf,'Of t• Wolverhainpton, brass-'lounder.:-Wiiltam'Parttnistin,-•-Ril.i,7- ParkinsOn and John Coy! .-erill, , of. the Forest of k.osserufale, ' Lancaster, cotton-spinners—Robert T.lrorniey, John Thorn. ley, and john burn, of Maneriestur, Cotton.inaneaditrers—.._ folio Norcliite, 'of Mil - field, and Wm. Langley ; . of }budders field, Yoyx, clotli,inanotacturrs 7 .john Goo_drnan4nd Henry ) Grit, of Little Maddoi-sireet„. Boil-street;' fishmongers— Win. Shirley and Win. Mantier or 'Slieltori,-Strtittird; manu facturers of Page and Wm. cosvne„ot Princes-street, Leicester-square, anetioneers- , Hoseph Hand ' - l and Anthony Woodrotr tie,.of Wormw-ood,street, warehouse:- -men— Jo eph Dalton Dewia and Benjainin Clarke; of'Al.,' - : 'dersgate,szteet, printers---,1 Win -ThOinas; folin Winter, seri. .and Stephen 'Winter, of Bristol, tailors .jarn_s Stittoni.. joint Morley, and George Barratt, or Sid ford, • Lancaster; grOcenh- • Edward Morgan and Joseph Davis, of Cardiff, ' timber-mei. chants—jane nuchannan, James Buchatanan and Wilaitil i Mitchell, of Deptford. lightermen.-. 41111ERICAN PAPERS. [TRANSLATION.] City of Carraccas, July, .1806. The Captain-general, with the advice and appro bation,of the Auditor-or War (a Jildtr,;e: appointed to hear the first apiwal (ililitary - attaip), condemned the companions of the traitor, FRAN CIS At RA NDA', to the following punithaients, viz. To be Hawed: las. Gardner, Gustavus Adolphus Ilerignett, Charles John- Son, Miles John Fers, Francis Ferguson, Thomas Do ttlhue. Thomas BiLlop, Daniel Kemper,- and Paul krancis George, a Pot tuguese. All the above were commissioned Officers under 'III.IANDA, and above twenty-five years of age.- Transportation. to the Forts at Boca Chica, (at the eotrance.id the Harbour of Carthagena) for eight years hard labour : Benjaniin Nicholson, Samuel Price, Robert Stevenson' WVill►am Long, Henry King, Will. Praix,. George Ferguson' ioaquim Hoyt, Abrah3►n i-le"1, Wm. Burnside, Wm:Co:Ante Wright, Daniel Newberry, S:,innel Toclier, Henry Sperry,4 Pompey Grand, Benjamin Davis. Transportation to Omoa foi ten years John O'Sullivan, ',wild fleclete, Hextry ingersol, J o h n itirch, , 'ltobert Saunders, Julio Etsel, Pa ia ll yl -I :y a .:e u g it us. l7e iti zniati Powell, John Sherman , Daniel Mackey, John Elliot, Thomas Gill, John Moore, liaylcy,hicgus. Trapsporhition to Porto Rico for ten years Moses Smith, James Grant, Matthew 1 3uchanan, Winton, Joseph Bernet, Mtn Vaucell, Fr s ederia Riesers, Fiuias .Rayrnen, Eden Builiugnian, John Seott, Stephen Santis, Alex. Behanen, Wrn. _Lippincott. BoTs—Confined at Bocgchica, until the ,cltc;.,rrn.i nation Of the King : - , „ • Reng, Joseph fluidic, and Joseph Smith. The foregoing judgment§ hare been regularly executed. Str . .Saturday last, about three o'clock in the afternoon, .Mr. 13, 7 —, in partnership with' his , brother and Mr. Parker, of Prince's-strcet, So ho-square, silversmiths and pawnbrokers, put a pe riod to his existence by shooting himself through the head with a large horse piStol. He stood in that • direction, that the ball perforated a pane of glass In an opposite house. The deceased was a widower, about 25 years of age. An inquisition was taken on Saturday, atHar pledown, near thjnidge, on the body of /).ndrew George Mautimer, Esq. who put a period . to his ex= iStence on Friday last, while taking an airing in his , carriage„ The deceased, who was for many years a merchant in the metropolis, was far adVanced in age, and he had been confined by sickness for the last two.years, which reliced him, at intervals, to a state of insanity: He , had -apparently in a great measure recovered, previous to the day of his death,' and on that morning he ordemil his coach to take air airing. The coachman had . observed the deceased in a reclining posture in the coach, and he supposed him to be sleeping, but on his arrival home, he dis- • covered that the deceased had inflicted a wound in his neck with a penknife, which was found by him, and Which occasioned his death. He has left no fa mily. Verdiet—insanity. So rapid an acquirement of wealth was 'never ,knovirniti the Lotteiy, annals as 'occurred last Tues day, .as the thirteen that - mate sharers of the 20,0001. •prize Made their purchases, of the divided Ticket only a few - hour.i before it was drawn. This is ano ther striking instance what a number of individualls-i May suddenly possess, an independent propery by` the risk of a small stake of adventure., The second day's drawing, on .Thursday next, may , retadier equally happy another dozen sharers or the '• -drawn Ticket, entitled to fda,oool. • - f pnbli4hed Rs( A R Parc Lit Sc R I PRI, of South Molton.stre t, rosveno • e . uare , rt the Paper; 1 viten foi tho &i . or, Sze, (pbsilaid), mast bye addressed, Sft lA' fairs. POdLE, A - PR ft 17. Aaive, Williams, Active; Biotin; and'%`lil bium.and-Mary, Boynes,. trom Portsmouth ; Lady Ann:4;ol4 Emmerson, from Sunderland ; arid Busy, ltusseii„for Saudi anipton: Sailed—the Xlary, Hewitt, for Newfoundland; Olive Branch I'ranpton. for Oporto; salisbury, Right, for Still derland; K ingmore, Prowse, and %V heinbalt, Langdown, for LivetpooL HULL, 'APRA% 'l6. • Arrived— the I'm?) Friends, Brock, froth Rotterdam; and ..1 - I.e.aidware, Low, trom Amsterdam. GRAVi!.SENN APRIL 17. ' Passed)by—tbe . Fortsea, Clark, from l'erbice; •Mcrlerva, from. Surinam ; Wzilram,. Douglas,: from 7'.la mai,ca; Two Brothers, Sennon, front Norway ; Caaradine, Hariison; from . A rebangei iviiltion, Young, and Petsrey; Burloin,,from Tonnin'gen. - • S-ailed,4 the Two . Friends,,, Bales ; for Corlz; Ann, Weishi tof Publir.; and London Packet, L'IR Ills. On Thursday, at his lioue in Buckingham-street, Fitz: roy.square, the wife,ol Benjamin Wyatt, Esq. °fa son avAl Datiginer,..both , The . saii - ie day, tne Lady - of Charles Vigne. Esq. of a Son, On I*rniay morning, at West Wycumbe, the Lady of the Rey, 1: King, of a Daughter. . • . On the .toth inst. at•liill.l)Lice. Hams, the Lady of Ri child Goottlact, Lsq. of a Daughter. MARRIED. On Thursday, at Brighton, Mr. T. Ridley, to Miss Lash mar. pn Siamlay,. Mr. folio Ratsay, of Islington, to Miss Grey, only daughter of the late William Grey, Esq. of the same place. . - Tile same day, at St. Ceorge the Martyr, Queemsquare, Mr. Williatii-Baker, of Liincliouse, to Miss Swart, daughter .of Rich.:rdStnart, Esq. ot.Lamb's conduit -street. On the I.4th inst at Edinbuigh, - Robert Hardie, .Esq. of Keisu.hiller,at Lon44an. DIED On the 24th ult..at sea, on his passage to England for the recovery ot his health, Alexander Donaldson, Esq. of the lsl‘ind of (amain. - Oil the iita inst. at Hackney, Miss Sophii- Williams, tburt.h*d3 - 4,llter of the late \ , Villitan. Williams, Es 4. u. the Custom-I-louse. On i rvutiyevening. at his'nouse i i Cavendish-lquare, the Lady of rolm The same night, ,itior a te . 7v hou rs ill ness, M r. Mark Sup ple, at his :a partinent6 in Btotid court, Bow-street. tie waSs . a native of the South of r rebad, and upwards of 25 years a Raporcr of the ..11enates in Parliarneot. Late,:y, Kcibert Heron, Esq. well known'in the literary worliko an Author, Compiler, and Editor of periodical pub.. lications. • -10u,tao "nth of March, at New-York, Mr. fames !Lay, .lat.of the City of :London. PRICE OF STOCKS SATURDAY. Bank' stock, 233 234 • - Undi'a Stook, Wavy 5 pet Cent. 96 ti. i I!.tiia Bonds, ss. pr. S per Cent. 1797, - Exelleriver 13111 s, par, 2p, pr. InAk 5 per Cent. ownintn, i t pr. 4 per Lent. boa tr;sh 0,111111.111, 4. 3 per Cent. Ken. ht ;62 i i 3 per Cent,, Deferred, 3 per cent. Con. 620 i i . imperial 3 per Cent,. 1;311;t. L, Ann. 17 ft- tatnsi Ditto Ann. . Ditto Short Ann."B Cons. for z6th May, 63 Ili f HlCti WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR ROW. Morning, 6 min. after z. i Afternoon, 35 min. after I. PREGNANT LADIES, whose situation requites a temporary retirement, may be accommodated with) Apartments to Lye-in, agreeably to their ',circumstances: 'their Infants put out to nurse, and taken care ot. The corr-• solation resulting from this Undertaking to many of the niC , St respectable Families in the Kingdom, by securing peace and coneora amongst Relations and - Friends, is sufficiently coi ) "' spicuous to be countenanced by the humane and st.hstblz parr of Mankind. .Hon Our and setireLy having been tire ha , sus of this Concern for many years, may be relied on- Thoth regardleis of reputation will net,. on any' teams, b. ticateil with. . . . Apply to Mr. Symons, or Mrs. Symons,' Midwife, No, 49 London House. yard, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. N.ll. Ku eligible COillittY House, where Ladies may be ac‘conunoclated, if more-agreeable thanin Town. ,Letters (post.paidj attended to, and Advice in all Disorders :fllodent to Women and Children. ' celebrated CORDIAL BALM o f GILEAJ) 1. for Debilities, Nervous Disorders, Weaknesses peat.- liar to .Females, Hysterical Affitctions, and Lowness of SO - tit, Loss ot. A opetlte and I ndigestiou, and C.otstimptive Corn plaints in .genera 4 &c. It is. the mist absolute Remedy for such Diseases as are attended with the following symp toms. namely, a great straitness of the breast, with difficul ty of breathing ; violent palpitations of the heart, suildi:ut Hashes of heat - in various parts - of the body ;at other times a •:•settge of calif, as if water. was poured on them :... flying pains . in the arms and limbs.. back and belly, resembling thuse oc casioned the gravel ; the pulse Very variable, s:inietilnes - uncommonly stow, at other runes vary quick ; Yawning, the hiccough; frequent. sighing, anal a sense of suilbeation a front ball.or lump in th e - throat ; alternate fits of, crying and convulsive - laughing ; the sleep unsound, and seldom retiesh '.i,g, and the patient often troubled with horrid itch has been said' by interested individuals against Medi cines thit areadvertisect, b ut t h ere is a very important obser-- ...v ; ign to be made respecting the Cordial Balm of Gilead. Thor,"unless its operation be gentle, .afe, ;and efficacious, it could net have risen to the unexampled repute anti univers;ll demand-it has acquired ; for, as it has rarely' the !veal - advan sage Qt a petsuasive 4 7(!vocate at the car of the patient, so - nothing but his conviction of its virtues, by its salutary can induce him to persevere, and yet reasonable petseveranLe is certainly, Most requisite to' enable - even the happiest cona, bination otchyrnicals and - galenicals to rot out enronic Disc eases, and restore the valetudinarian to heaith. As Dr. Solomon's practice is now become so great and ex tensive, and bis ,constant engagetnents require a considerable portton of ins - tame and attendance, he experts, when coo.' suited, the usual compliment of a Guinea - ; but all written eases, er letters bt advice, and - unaccompanied with an ordeS for medicine end reinittailt!e, to be answered at his leisure. itfei• required to inclose only Halt-a-Guinea. Such letters should, for safety, be thus directed —" Money-letter, r. •Solonton, Gilead-House, near LiVerpool t paid double post- age." Letters may be ordered to be addressed for X. Z. of A. B. at the,Post-ollice t till called lot. A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. . The Cordial Balm Of Gilead is sold i n bottles, price Half. a-Guinea each ; there are also bottles, price 335, containing • equal to four bottles at JOS, 6d. by winch the patient spiei . '9S. including also the duty ; the Sta m p o r w hi c h be ars t he PrOprietor's Name and Address, " Samuel Solomon, Liver , pool," to imitate which is felony: •N. B. I t..is necessary to observe, that the Postaggicf all Letters whideVer must lie paid. The - Cordial Balm of Gilead, A tit i- I mpetigines, and Absteri" • gent Lotion, and" Guide to Health," are Sold by. Mrs. Mathews, No. TS, Strand, London' ; Smith, Perfunter, No. 323, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge:, Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scutt, South-Bridge ; Mr. D av id son an° 14ushand, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; W, Cameron`, Greenock ; G. Browning, Patiley ; H. Craor' font, Kilmarnock; W. Yotmg, IrVitre ; A. FOrsyith, ‘Vhiteside, Ayr; W. Crawford, Girvan; I. car"vni, New" -Douglas; T. M‘Millan, Kirkcudbright; I'.NI•C- .die, Kirk ;tiny ; J. Myth, -Leven; 1. Dempster, Cup , ir ; Allan , Dun . dee; P. Craigie, Montrose ; I. Mitchell, and'. AndersOf Aberdeen ; Dr. White, Ilara; Wlittosh„ Inverness , 1 ; i'vf `Ket4le, Stornoway ; Taylor, Stranraer; Johnson air li.isset, Perth; W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid. Leith '' Alexander, Diniterinline ; Wilson, D un b ar; Vinaet, A',: hiaatli ; Dickson, Inglis, Durntries ; Thorson, 13erwic" We.ddel, Ailiwick ; Paterson, Arbuthnot, and lainieson. .terilead ; ..V`Donald, l‘tiongate, Glasg•ivi.•; . and by 711 ';,1 tiaksell-ets and Venders. of Patent Medicines in the