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SUPPLE .11;1\ l' to the LONDON GAZEITB). SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1813. WAR DEPARTMENT. " Downing-street, ftorel9, 1813. A Dispatch, dated Boitzenburgh, the 4th of June, of which the following is an Anar,,ct, togetl , er with an enclosure; of which a tranilatipw,,is'annexed, has been received this day from Urigadier-Cieueral:Lynn, .employed upon a particular acrviee in Germany. . . . Having arrived here late last `night from IVis- Mar, 1 avail myelt of the earliest moment to transmit a copy of . the official. details received from General Czernic'helf,,:giving an account of his affair with the enemy, neat' Halberstadt. #,,rabarg, SIR,-1 hasten to congratulate your Excellency on the signal advantage just gained-a(Halber stack by the detachments Which I have the .ho.. Dour of commanding. Fourteen pieces of cannon, an immense park of artillery, more than 800 draught horses, above one thousand prisoners, including a General of Division (Ochse), •a'eo. lone', and several officers, and very considerable sums, have fallen into the hands of the con querors. Having received permission from your Excel lency to act according to circumstances, I in con sequence passLd the Elbe at Ferehland on the night of the 16th, and proceeded in the direction of Purgstall ; here 1 learnt from various letters inch had been intercepted by toy parties, that a lar g e coni s oy of artillery, escorted by about 2000 inen, were to pass the night of the 17th, at Hal berstadt. .illy horses having been sufficiently rested, and being in the best possible condition, resolved ongoing the 15 Wiles (German), which was the distance to Halberstadt, without halting. To,tny great surprise, I succeeded in performin., - the whole of this distance without stopping, in air botirs. Ou m y a rrival at.Haeonerslcben, I learnt that a second convoy was , sat Hessen, on the Bruns wick road, three miles and a half from ilaiber st'ult, where it was intended to wive in the no n the first, in the view of proceed ing with greater sately on its march to the Grand h.s last cons oy was escorted by 4000 it.fantry 500 cavalry, and many pieces of artil lery. Notwithstanding the fatigue of my men awl horses, alter so harassing a march, I resolved to continue my, route, anti to make an immediate attack upon time enemy at Halberstadt, before the arrival of thereintoretmenis ; and in order to take advantage ul the fault he had committed in plac ing his guns and the convoy outside of the. town, although at' a vary shot r distance from the walls. A.ter reconnoitritmg at four o'clock in the morn iivx, I ascertaioed that the enemy had placed his g , ins iii it square, the middle of which was Wien „ ,o, 1 111ai t lis mit jO w t. gems :Inn other carriages, and was ;kw(' with infantry, the thinks being covered by two hundred and fifty horse. Tin n hole formed a sort of forttess, almost impregnable to cavalry. One of my first cares having been to cut off the enemy 'se m1. 1 ; 1 %1(811 h iM! fife means of getting vossession of the. town, where the brave Colonel Trecoll charged the rear of the troops whith were marching out to join thesquare, mid pursued them nearly up to the gone. 011 the . other side, Colonel ‘Vhissaw whom .1 had • sent forward with'two regiments, in hopes of suipris ing the enemy, made 'two very tine Charges against the square; hut the enemy baying notice of our march, and being ut their guard, he. co aid not make any impression. The enemy now opened a heavy canumia d t i t r out fourteen guns, to which I could only oppose two, by the fire of which, how ever, live of the enemy's ammunition waggons were blown up. One of ,mine shared the same, fate-, and .lottr horses were killed. At this motneet , a regiment of Cossacks, which I had detached limas the road by which the ene my's reinforcements were advancing, brought me intelligence that they were within, two miles of us; this determined me to make ma general and de eisive effort against the square with all,my troops. With this view I murdered all the scattered Cos sacks tarseize the sa4nc moment at which , tile: at tack..would be made by the regn itr cavalry. After exhorting my soldiers to their duty,. I ordered all tuy people to charge at the Same moment. This brilliant attack against a formidable square, de fended by fourteen pieces of cannon, surpasSed my expectations, and covered with glory the Hussars of Iscuin, commanded by .Colonel 'Tiernan, nail two ,regiments of Riga Dragoons ; the 'Cossacks also seconded admirably the efforts of these 400 horse, lu an instant time batteries were C4lTied, k,111 , 1 my brave um) in the Middle of the eliefilY ' S Ilct. the carnage was horrible, as the e mu di ' i'tt;l it hitmmsclt onstinutely, even fit imm, apon ii•om inickr the . eal.riages. More than seven Hundred were killed, the re:lt taken,' mini 1 vela t'an to at ort that not an individual e,caped out ot ail this•cord , 4. :iearcely was thc Skligittgr: terllll - ed, when time enemy's columns began to appear, pressing upon my Cossacks,. I..Avas. then ooliged to support them, in order to gain time to send off the clptureil!4ans and prisoners. From want of time 1 could only carry off the fourteen; gnus and twelve ammunition waggons ; 1 blew up the rest in the very presence of the :enemy. I destroyed or distributed to time inhalktants All the stores which were in the town, and at seven in the even ing 1 retired with my booty to Cochstedt. Such is the 6haintary.actouot of thk exploit it has the more merit from its bavimug been Aindertelien after at march of fifteen miles, which has been followed tcy 4 11 )'engugen1ent t,f 11i0.1! tlll4ll SeVell 1101" i• It neyoini Trot,er to e tires Bto your Excellency 31 " 0 V ileo l de a‘e thnie their duty ill 1.11i!-; 111'1114m , otfair, .11, t time cosiacks should have been able to. stappomt a March. 1 , 1 fifteen ' td t nth li o of seven onru atterwmA N , h its n ,l t l sit notch its t o ace arty regular Caval4 l-' r :r: ' -e( ' e tvcil as th em, without leaving. a siugfL i t, i 'f o Q r i s l e it ; - (Signed) (..4itaiszcistalf. FICON THE LONDON GAZETTE, SyNn 19. Duwnin , ,,sh'ect, ✓une 19, Ills Royal lliglintss the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on t Le• behalf of his' Nlaji.tqty, to appoidt Lieta.-tieneral the Hight Hon. Thomas Maitland, to-h... G..:- vernur and Commander in Chivf. of the island of Malta atol its dependencies. War-Office, Jun 19, 1813. Bth Regiment of Light Dragootis--t. 4.1. Skinner, Gent, to be Cornet, vice tlueiros, who reigns. 9th , Ditto---Major ti. Newport. trout the ad Dragoons, to be Likiteliant-Colonel, • oy pun:11:14e; vice Ilcuuitser, who retires. linto--Troop Quarter,-nmfter It. Sidle) , to be Regimen tal. Quarter-master, v•ice Hammon, appointed -to a Cur- netcy. 14th Ditto—Cornet W. J. Lyon tOinftieute.tant, by purchase, . vice Whife, who retires.. 17th Ditto+Litut. J. Fraser, from the titith Foot, to i e Lieu tenant, vice Johnson, oct,cused, unit Surgeon A. Young, from the U3tli Foot, to he Surgeon, vice King. decvaseil• 22d Dittl—Cornet Pringle. Ta)lor to be Lieutenant, vice Newton, deceased.----D, Carrot, Gent, vice inacalpine pro moted, anti Itogers, Gent. vice laylor, to uc Cornets, . . , .. . without porclinse.. - • . 2firt 13itto—C.13a6n, Gent. to be COrnet, by purchuse.,. vice Destiir, prothoted. • . - 25) : .h Ditto.—Cornet 11. C. Atniel to be Lieutenant, without purehaae, vice Steele, who rvt;res. . . 14 Regionlit of Foot. Guiviiii-:—Liiv - gli W. G. Cat - heron to he 'Lienti•uunt and Captain, vice De CUnrcy, deeemscil. C. Chambers, Gent. to tie .14mign, without purchase, vice Sir Lambert. ad ltrginient of Foot Guards—W. T. titiollys, Gunt. to be Etisn i . a, without purtitatie, rice Da.whithf, appohattil to iltt 15th Light Dragooh). 2dltt:ginteut of F,,ot—iiitsign .C. Cirdlestone to be Lietrt.6- nalit, vice 'lasi, .de‘easeit: fr,rLagn and Adjutant Spencer to have the rank of Lieu t eolith Ewi t ) I'. Scott, front the 87th Foot, to tie v.ce Cisrdtestoile. Ditto—r-Seconti Lieutenant . ---- Crowe, friho :ite !to)., Denbigh tliCitiu, to be Ettsigft, wit bum purchase, • Ditto—lirei et Lieut.-Colont 1 lienry to be Major, without purchase, vice Hamilton, api,ooted ioqe,Log Field-officer of. ti..iteeruitin4 Licut. J. I.ce ti to be Captain of a . Coar . vany, vice upon half- pity. 13th Ditto--Lieut. Blake to be C.:optin of a f..ontpany, vice deCe/tsetl. 17th Ijitt,--Ensigit S. ilarriion, rice C. O'Halloran, deceas ed, awl :locating, iit.tii.tetl, to be Lieutenants, without puie.,o,c. W. Jcspar.l, Gent. vice flak to I,e . lath- Ditto—Lieut. 11. B. front the .it., Isattliiitni, to he Lieutenant., vice ..3a3 - iitiin,who 22d Ditto—hn. , .g.ti It.. E. HowI...AIN to Livatenant, by pur chase, vice Ca.: who r,I 24th oeinge from the Ist. Life (;uards. to in: Captain of a Conipaily, win, exchang es .. Geor,;u r,,tscc t to be Captain of a Company, vice Ala.uritr., placed uu asitflity. Ensign .1. .10 - be 4teutenalif, vice 1...,,50n, G, * Atom, Gent. to be vice 4tigov. 33d . Ditto- , -A. Watson, Gent. to be Ensign, by ptirclia.se, vice Cost, promoted. 34th Ditto—Lieut. D. W. Itoss to be Captain of a Cimpany, vice Cari,.egie, deceatied. Ensign J. AinswOrtit to be Lieu- . . tenant, vire 'tubs. _ 35t0 Inito.--t.ient. It. Cameron to Ile Captain of a Company, witimut pui c ase, vice l'hillott, promoted. Ensign .%. Tennailt, to iie Li iitcuant, vice Cameron. W..4acali,tcr, Gent. tube Lifogn, Tice! 'Leurui t. :37t Ditto, Brevet. Lieutenant.o.olonel Simon Hatt to be Lienternini-Colouel, wittiont purchase. Captain: ()collo G. Cochrane to :it! Major. To • be Captains ut Companiei, without purchase.-4ieutr mint It. Stephens, Ta ue Lieutenants, without, pur..ioise.—Ensign G. P. geraitl, liatbripfit. Kerr, vice Sternettsi Ensign,fleitry Sift,- her, vice Gatmay. Se:; cant-Major .I..l(ines to be Adjutant (with the rank of vice Junes, woo residua the Attfutancy only. - • 38 a • Ditio— , Efibiii Lawrence to Ue Lieutenant, uy cliahe, Vice .11,,,,re, pronoted. 391, Lotto—tiooOlo Caiitecatt to be Ltemenant, by rcioise, Joile, promoted. 4 iiitto--Lobigo tito, Moor° to be Lieutenant, teithout purchai:, :Oaclaiti,, wito resito,, Wm. Frastir, tjeut. to be %ice Munro. , -14th l.ilittp—t•obno talw. S. Clarke to be 4oles, placed un:Liall-pay. 49th I.litto—:•lecjottit A. Downie:, front the let Foot Guards,, to be Adjutoot (with.the rant of Lobito ) . At.Wittshitiefit. to he gitarter-Alaster 52(1 Dittu—Clospital-Mate Thos. Brisbane to 40_,„„Itisit,sa.. 1 — . \ ater, to be Lieutenant, without .purchaie, vice Tyrell, who resigns, N. Macdonald, Gent. to be Ltisifli vice Baxter. 55th )tto—Captain Rainey, from the Add Foot, to he Captain of a 'COlllpithy, vice INiaillonnell, who enenan i 4es. 56tli Ditto--Ensign Win. tiGiiltuntu twin Livuteuaut,witholit .purchase, vice tiakes, promoted to the , 21(.! Liµht Vragooos, %V. Williams, Gent. t. ne Ensign, without purchase, cite J. Reed, promoted. 070 pit to—Captaiii 'f. H. Shadli% Cterke, from the 1 t t.;arrison 13aitalion, to be . Caiitaitt of u Compaoy, vice ilrn cu, who exchanges. - ssth Ditto-L-Assist Lint-Surgeon D. "i bonnts, from the 'loyal Ali icatt Corps, to be Aqsistant-Surgeon, vice Ceillnw, pro moted: bptit Ditto—l;osutenatit Rithling, from the sf;tb root, rice J. }trilpb, det...itsvd, to be Captains of Companies, 'fa be k.mi.!;ll, witilottt purcbase---Oottn Gilson, Gent. vire Ste-milt; who I...sip - is. • " Goth Ditto—Litlitenant Oa MCA Johnston, from the &nth Foot, to be Captain of a Compaoy, by purchase, vice we ev s, s , .promoted. in the i).;11 Foot. U.:on:Haut , trakter, from the 73d ti be Lieutenant., iice'hlaelean, who ex change', 65th 144 , 1Atenant R. N. Macleod, from the 4th Ceylon Regiment, vice Pircli, appointed to the God' Foot. Ens:i it J. Hunt, vice W. C. I lary ey, promoted. Assi,tout Sitigeon .3.• Diet:, from the B , llh Foot, to be Surgeoo, vice Young - , appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieu tenantS, without purchase. ' 67th Ditto--Ensiv,ii 14:nee Walker, to he Lieutenant, vice Craig,tlei::eaSetf. J,.W. Sloane, Gent. to be Ensigai, vice Walker. 69th Ditto -Lieutenant Charles Cuylo., from the 9.5 th Foot, to be Captanin of a Company, by pun Base, vice Mac Lach buil pegmatite& 71st Ditto—Lieutenant James Nees tube Captain Of a COM patty, without purchase, vice Mackenzie, promoted. 73d Ditto--Lientenant 'Charles N. Mat lean, from the Goth Foot, to be Lieut tout, vice Straker, who exchanges. Hos pital-Assistant to the. Forces, Patrick Hay, to be Assistant- Surgeso. 7Gth Ditto—Ensign Joseph Clarke to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice llullivaut, . who taints. Joseph 4 1 tetun, Gent• to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Clarke. ' 78th Ditto--Captain'James \l 'v to tie Major, :Vit:latiut chase, vie Fraser promoted. 80th Ditto--Coptain\STliam'Plions4„ from the Ist Ceylon Ke &rent, to he Captain of a Cowpony, vice Whe,eler, who exchanges. Clement Wolseley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nugent, deceatied. 81st buto—Lientenant James St. Clair to be Captain of a Chinpany, without lion:h.:se, vice Lothian, appointed to the 4th loyal* Veteran battalion. Ensign Fleury Croly to tic Lieutenant, vice St. Clair. Volunteer Edward Tomson vice Ceuly. . 02,11)4to—Captain J. L. Mixedonuell, frem the 85tli Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Rainey, who exchanges. Bf.th Dino—Ensie;n Henry Delstead, Vice Robert son,appoint eil to the Bnd Foot. Eietign Julio Green, vice Busteed, ap pointcd to the 69th Foot, to be Lieutenants, without pur ehMs.—Gotlentaweactet W. -Forster, trout the Royal litary College, vit.*. Greco. 89th Ditto, Lieut. G. Croktr, vice French, deceased, and Li cut. Vcsian Pick, vice Leith, deceased, to be Captains of Companies. 9bth'Ditto, Monkhouse Graham Taylor, Gent, to be Ensign by purchase, vice Gray promoted.. 92 , 1 Ditto, Lieut. Angus 1' racer to be Captain of tt Company, -without purchase, vice Lord March, appoiated.to the 50 Foot. „i 96th Ditto, Ensign M. O'Halloran to be Lieutenant, vic e Fouler, deceased. Hugh Goldicutt, Eent. in be &nap, vie O'Halloran. 97th Ditto, Arthur Duggan, Gent. t? be Ensign, by purchase, vice Elgie, - promoted in the 34th Foot. . 9.8 t h Ditto, Ensign do,shua rothergill, from the 39th Foot, to tle Liuenaat, without isurehase. Quarter-Master-Ser jeaor,Wm. Emmy to be Quarter-Mastev, vice Strath, who resigns. 10 . 0 d ldtto; Ensign Wan, Cox to be Lientenant, without pur chase, vice aListers, promoted in the Royal African Corps. Liefficaaat Thoolas here, from the Longford :Slibtia, to be Ensign, Without purchase, royal .Staff Corp, Ensign IVm. TRlbmise to be Lieutenant, .w.!potit rurchase, vice Stavelty, ?rointited it) the Royal Afr;cao Corps. John Milliken, (i it. to be Ensign, vice I 1 ilhttiu:;c. yoii Rangers, Lient. James SMith`to be Captain of a Company. without purchase. Ensign. and Adjutant Robert Clark to have the rank of Lieutenant. Ensigns John fltley, W• P. Archdall,. and W. Austin, vice Smith, to beLieute mints, without pitrchase. Robert Myles, Gent. Robert Thompson, (:ant. vice Elley, Francis Hurst, Gent. vice El ley, Fran. thirst, Gent. vice Arelidall, and JohnTlicmoson, (hut. vice Austin, to be Ensigns without purchase. Ist Ceylon Regiment, Captain S. A. Wheeler, from the Roth Fool, to be Captain of a Company ; vice Thome', who ex changes. Royal Waggon Train, Chas. Lewis, Gent. and Gro.llnyter, 'Gent. to be Cornets. Ist Gamson Battalion, Major John Ready, from the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. Capt. Eugene Nestor, from the 29th Foot, to be Major, ticqßeady . , appointed to the 96th Foot. Captain J)a i Brown, from • the 57th Foot, to be. Captain of a Company, vice who, exchanges. • 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Edward uu the 16th Fuot, to he Lieutenant, vice Thomas, who . exchangcs. 2tl Royal Veteran battalion, Captaia T. E. A: Griiiitlis, from the 23d, Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Illaek more, placed on the Retired List. Euslgn Charles MosJ, to he Lieutenant, Vice Lahaf, deceased. Serjeaut Peter Fra ser, from the 9th Royal Veteran to be Ens:to, vice Muss. • • _ BoiviA.—Capt. Frederick Heriot, of the••49th Foot, to be Mcijor.in the ; tie. being appointed to the Corps of , •Voltigetits in Canada. • • flosrtim.. STAFf..--.)utin Wright, J 9.11. from half-pay, to be Inspector of Hospitals, vice Reilmonds, Jaiaei Gent. William 11.11unie- Gent. Jamesßurt, Gent. :7 , 40tael Gent. Francis. Nievivright, Gent. John Cleland, (iciiCand James IL Chandler, tent. to be Hospi . tat. 4-I.s,,iifaauts to the Fumes. • • The King's German Legion. 2d Regiment of Dragoons, Brevet Colonel Claus Decken to • Ist It e gi na ccit cii Light Dragoons, Cornet Lewis Versturine, be Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, viLe Klein, mll,l res• 2ci of Light Infantry, Ensign Bud°'pints Hurtzig, ironi Uir Eith Battalion of the Line, to be Ensign, vice Bleck, sop:: stided. • • 2,1 Battalion of the Line, Lieut. C. Wyneclie to be Captain - of a CoaTany, vice Majus, placed upon half-pay. Ensign 20exaoder Patterson to be Liemeriani:, vice Wynecke.. sth Ditto,- Brevet. Colonel George Klingsobr to be Colonel- Commandant. Bth Ditto, Lient. Wm: Rongemont to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Walthansen, deceased. Ensign H. Sehliebting to be Lieutenant, vice ltongeniont. , The Duke of Brunswick Oel's Corps.—Light Infantry, En sign Charles Schartroth to be Lieutenant, vice Dinar, de- cLsed. , Chasseurs Britanniques.---James Rawstorne, Esq. to be Pay n;aster, rice Simper, appointed Paymaster of Detachments. Sicilian' Regiment. —Engign rl. Roqueleuil to be Lieutenant, . vice D'Amieri, who resigns. Serjeant-MajordosephTullier to be Ensign, vice ltoquelettil. Bourbon ltegiment.—Lieut. Julia Lawton, Irani the 12th Riot, to be Paynyasts..r. Mnamasvuuat.--The undermentioned appointmenti,as stated in the Gazettes of the .;30th !ilarch lit4t, and lst•and 3tir instant, Lave not taken place. 17th F00t. 7 Ensign Septinnis Harrison to be Lieutenant, with purchase, vice Macanley promoted. Bizr.vET,--To be Majors in the Army, Captain Charles De Vigay,. of stile tSoth Foot. Captain tieurge.Willimitson, of the sMth Bntit hoot.-.-Lieutenant John Skelton, from the North Down • Militia, to oe Ensign, without purchase. • ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 3'lli March, 1813. 17th Poot.—Per Williau, Martin Yorke, Gent. to lie Ensign, vice Harrfson, promoted, read William Martin Yorke, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Pickering, promoted. ' Com Missions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of . Rutland. Rutland Local Nlilitia.—John Clementson, Esq. vice Woods, resi , a ened, and Robert Tomblin, jun. Esq. vice Tomblin, re • signed, to he Captains. Rutland Yeomanry Cavalry —George Finch, Gent. to be - net, vice Alinesley, resigned. Commissions in the Merioneths!tire Local Militia„ -signed by the• Lord Lieutenant . k,rvnyoa wasstey, Esq. to Lit Lieutenant , Golunel. Ed want Jones, Esq. to be Captain. CommisSion. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Staffoid. -lung's - Own Staffordshire Militia.—E ns i gn W m. Macdonald Matthews to he Lieutenant. ItichardGenrge Robinson and Gemge Brown, Gents. to, be Ensign. • - • , Eastern Itegiineut of Local' 11 John James Drew ry to be Captain. • Northern Regintent.—Ensign Thomas Bagnall .to be Lieu tenant. Richard Parker, Gent. to be Ensign; Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Montgomery. J. Davies, E sq, W. Jones, Esq. D. Pugh, Esq. W. Cleaver, Clerk, G. Venahles, Clerk, 1-1. J. Williames, Clerk, H. Thomas, Clerk, to be Depnty Lieut enants , • "Royal Rel.rular Militia—J. G. IL G. Williams, Esq. to be Captajn, vice Lloyd, resigned. C. Brawn to be . Ensign, vice Jones, resumed. Royal Eastern Iteirocrit. of Local Militia—D. Pugh, E sq . t o be Captain, vice Asicrley, resigned. • - Royal Western Regiment —Major P.'Jcues, to he Lieutenant- Colonel, vice J-Ininflreys, resigned. Capt. W. Pugh to be Wm', vice Jones, prom,,ted. Lieut. Evaria, vice Kin sey; resigned, Lieut. It. Evan,, viie Davies, resigned, and Devereux, Esq. vice Marsh, reigned, to be Captains. Adjutant NV. Duggan to be Captain; by Brevet.. It. Mor ris, Gent. J. Jones, Gent. J. Lloyd, Gent. Edward Owen, Cent. M. Jones, (hut, to be Lieutenants. Cunirnissions in the Ist or Writ Norfolk Mititict, signed by 'tile Lurd Lieutenant. G. Whitby, Gent. to be Lieutenant, rice lleighton, resigned. J. Bolton, Gent.•to be Ensign, vice Boardman, promoted. ' TIANKM/PTCIFS 'SUPERSEOF.D. J. Buller, Tauntoh,'Sonicraetshire,,linen4raper. J: Silencer, 'Manchester, merchant. BANKRUPTS.. Lambert, Ingleby . Yorkshire, dealer, to surrender July 8,9, and an, at eleven, at the Black Swim, Stnkesley, Yorkshire. Attornies, Mr. Powell,Stoktsley, or Mr. George Morton, John Dyer, Bristol, wine.merebant, June 29, 30, and July 31, , at twelve, at the Cu:omen:la Kooms, Attorniell, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Groy's-Inn, or Mr. D. . _ Musgrove; Wcsbury-upon-Trym, Gloucestershire, nurseryman, July 1, ?, and 31 , at eleven, at the Commet tint Rooms, Corwstreet, Bristol Attarnies, Messrs. Poole and Oreentield, Gray's-lull-square, be 'Mr. Henry Davis, Bristol.. John Atkinson, Manchester, liquor-merchant, July 91, 22, at foto - , and 31, at eleven, ut the Star Inn, :I%ianchester. Attornies, Mr. Cardwell . , NlancheAer, or Mr. Ellis, Chan eety-lane.. John Platt, Pohernss, Saddieworth, Yorkshire, machine maker, July 15, at four, 16, at ten, and 31, at eleven, at the Globe 'Cavern, Ashton-tinder-Line. Attornies, Messrs. Claritx and It Lebards, Chancery-lane, or Mr.llellor, Ashton . tinder-Line. Willi:up James Siggins,Ponitry, hatter, :June 22„29, and July al, at eleven, at -Guildhall, 'London. Attorney, Mr. J.G. Me ymott, Burrow's-buildings, Illackfriars-read. John G ~ Gale, late of Bathwi c h, S oumek hire, inn-holder, June 25, July'2, and 31, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Bath. At, twines, - Alessrs. ;Pearson, Pump-court, Temple, or Mr. Taylor, Bath. John Love and Archibald Mitchell, Castle-street, Southwark, but-manufacturers,, June ID, July 6, and 31, at one, at Guildhall, 'London. Attorney, Mr . . Crawford, Broad-street. Birch and Charles .Ineas•Birch, Great 41een-street , coach-makefs, June 29, Jult6, and 31, at one, at CYuildhall, LOndon. Attornies, Messrs. Allen and Gylby, Carlisl e - s t reet , S o h o-square. 11100 11 ss Adams, Lantherwell, glazier and plumber, June 22, at eleven, July 6, at- twelve, and :it, at eleven ' at;Guild hall, Loudon. Att o r ne y, M r. B urt, John-street,Crutched frhirs.- , Thomas Castle, late of Chatham, Kent, rope-maker, June 22, July J, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall, Mil:Won. Attorney, M r. Fl exney, Gr a y? s 4" . Walter Hilton Jessop,,Cheltenham, money-scrivener, July at six, 9,11 4 (1 4 1 , at vier en, at the Talbot Cheltenham. AtlOrmes, - AleSsrc Vizard and Hutchinson,' Linco l ti's - Inn , or Mr. -Pruett, Cheltenham. Samuel Brooks Sands, Cannon-street, linen-draper, June 26, at twelve, July 3, at one, and al , at ten, at (iuil. hall, Lou don. Attonaies e Mesa's.' Robinson tad klnte, Charter- Buiasr-s qw4re. - _ . . •e, 13110). ,Jo'' On Friday, the lath instant, at 1ii.... boufa., in 1 ' VCO‘ ''' • Janiets,:the flight Ilan. Ceori..; ~ Vcr !Jles , . . 1 . 4.4 , 1 / - ~ : d Baron of Kindortun, in the count ' y of C.i.Aer., - : 1 ,',..c.7 . ship is succeeded in bi , - title ' d •st•do. t v hi' ''''' ' . l " . Hutt...._ , . s , ...in t . . , .., t t ; 11 !tun y ... edlev, of Nutall-Tetnp.e, in the Co"' 1 tinghani.. ' n'Al A shuvt time inc,Se at St•Apleford, near Mait,,t) „fie ,), Leiceitershirc ? Gilbert Bullie.tnt, Iriti a (,:•.1p!:1 :;4 that place, arid fur many vc;irs une ot the createir b % ...., mere in Swittifield- wa4ei. • . ' --- _____.------------ ON SAILIII,O.'O-* ' • India 1,..01,15, `'sot: , It 5.., i Stock , New .1.,,ii. , ,gg Al, uirr.H Exchequer Dills, '. 1 !" 1 p.a, .:. pr. Om,liom 4' 6 4ilil 4 Imperial d Ilcr 3 Cnng. fur or . 51t , ? ~,......-",. WATER. AT LONDON 111.11)(if..'1"0,4101"11 I""iing, 5 4 !gummy, after 7. 1 E..enittl-, 19 railutt ~, " '' . ~, liltICE OF s'.roci! Baia. Stud:, Navy 5 per Cent. - shut Irish 5 pet Cent. 4 per cc t. 71j3 3 per Cent. Red. 3 per Cent.. Cons. shut Rank 1,. Ann. 140 3-16ths LONI)P>: : Printed by J. 13. ; published A. SCRII etiTS, !: at the ?..;w:-Orricti, No. 112„ ; merits, Orders, Le-tars (p ost pit:t.l), &c. roust 4' Ttichard Rawlins, Stockwell, Lamlrefli, earpenter,.ll4., and 31,-at One, as Gaddhall, Londou. Attorney, alr • Di, Clifford's-lon, and Stockwell. ~ . DIVIDENDS. July 10. J. Dalby, Nottingham,. hatter, at clever, at the Flying Horse Inn, Nottingham. , - July 1 0. W. Mains, south-street, Hanover-sq uar e, plaii terer, at-twelve, at Guildhall, London. June 9.9. .1. Cousins, late,of Bread-street,. of South Lambeth, uuderwriter,at ten, at t4aildll4ll,Lendoo, - - July 17. W. Llewel leis, Fetich urch-str eet, Hackney, merchant, ~. at one, at Gui!dhall, Laudon. July e 7. J. Monteith and J. Sequeira, late of GrAcechureb • ; street, druggists, ac eleven, at Guildhall, London. , . August 7. C.'llider, Ilawkhurst; bent, bracer, at tcup ai A , Guildhall, London. merchant, hut 1)0 August 7. H. J. Northente, Lime-street, wine-mercha nt ' at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 27. T. Parker, Kent-road, Southwark, stationer, at la at Guildhall, Landoll'. July t. J. Tiirton and 'l'. Turton, Crich, De.rby,lbite,cottco; spinners, at twelve, ;it Guildhall, London. Jul I T 17. W. Searle, t'lladleigh, Devon, troiikeeper, at 'l' var at the Globe Tavera, erieser. July 19. J. Watson, .1. Watson, jun. J. Watson, andl)V Ain4f 7 worth, Preston Ltncisl:ire, cotton-spinners, at•ele, al Ju l l b y e c2 C 7. a ; t ' i . e ,G in oa n :la P ll 'c , tit °n e . of Philpot-lane, and .Millcing;L,::::",: 6 . j L oudon, ua:yt G u ildhall, o..asiize.,firlii):oyt.,o;sr.q.du.iare, Surrey, ruerchaut, at''' . 0 ,14. ball, Lon-ion. July 10. W. Gibson. late of Edgaivare-road, el:tesen°Drl' July at e t I n c . v " t%%nr! at Isd e Guildhall,ll,la 1 :1;;;ail r , c t e r ,: carpenter, I r v , e ' al a t t :(1. '' '''' at Gudhall, London. July 10. il ). Butler, Priest-court, Foster-lane, rildrolewell'l.o at twelve, at. Guildhall, Londoa.• . ousenia n,zd Oleo • , ' . ' July 10. W. Sandie P a te r noster-rtov, waren at , Guildhrtil, Loudon. - r , tot, July 10. J. Ball Our, Basinghall-street, Blackwell -1141k°' at twelve, at Guildhall, London. f a cer July 10. A. M. Bennett, late of Devonshire - stre et, square, insurance-broker, at one, at Gurldwill, Lumber!, July Is. S. Hanbury, late of Wedireatiehi, Wolr° l ' 3ulun' iron-master , at eleven, at the S tom rport Inn, St4nlr'port:,,, July 10. J. Coles, Staple Aston, Oxfordslre, butter -b-' ' at eleven, at Guildhall, Landon. , reel, M IAO. July 10. T. Mcrae and .La Porte Mcrae, Ou'en.,it4 . Cheripside, warehouseineu, at one, at Guil(11)111,'31 July ta. T. Norbury, Warrington, Lancashire, gmcer' twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool, . at ' July 17. .1. Glover, St. Mary-at-Hill, b.tilder, a t, ciao , Guildhall, London. Sully 10. W. K. Bates, Nlinories, floor-cloth manufacierer) 31 ju t l e Y n i 3 O a . t i‘ li . ui li ld r h ° a u ll g , ht L i n ' twelve, at Guildhall, Londou. • WO,. July 16. H. Coates, New Sarum, Wilts, apothecarY, a" ~ at the Antelope Inn, New Siratn. at the July 12. E. Whittenbary, Liverpool, merchant, at ono Globe Tavern, Liverpool. July 21. J.Croft, Pell-street, Rateliff-highway, willu"mgrch°4,, at twelve at late oud r e ', 'silk. dßonis.hopsgate-street, haberdasher', -it June 22, ti. 1-1. Israel, of NVpod-street; Clio?"' . manufacturer, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lolidoca ta il a*, July 18. J. Jewell, Angel-street, • t 11 '4l . • Ellli-laoe, sme , u. IL.I- , at eleven, at Guildhall, London. treet, suet'-' July 3i •J.W. A. Sinigks and 1. Walley, Inue-s . / cluanti, at twelve, at Guildhall, • Loud ,ii. fn (d wool' June 26. I - 1. Maddy and T. Ty 10 n dale ,Goa4h , lie" 0 - r ' 0, staplers, at eleven, at the City Arius liotel, 14 ,, CERTIFICATES--JVLY 1J J. Haigh, Nlorley, Yorkshire, merchant. W. Dwyer, Holboru.hill. mem:pant. G. F. Richardson, Goswell-s!reet, appramer. .. C. Berry and R. Rochester, Norwich; ho''l's clier ' ,''' " ''': J. Richards and J. Matttnews,.Goswell-street, carpe reeg G. Butter, 13, ayton, Salop, skinner. 'l'. Bevani, Wheat Sheaf, Drury W. Willis, Leeds, merchant. .I. W. Ileatber, Cociripur-street, hoot-Mi' ker ' fa dor :';•i , - •treet, . .,,,,.., T: Andrew, Our:II-passage, Cateaton-b , ___ _ ...' , l P. Jones, Fisiier-street, Red-lion-square, 1.1,v01 . ' • •!,,,:•:,; J. Davey, Back Road, Islington' colo n t .': ' 'llletChitil . ~ J. Barlow, Frederick-place, Old Jewry, T. Richardson, Milton, Kent, grocer. • E. Palwer, Old Jewry, paper•-latllg er • lane, victualler. , • ...........----.. . . • -a or SUGAR.— the averare ..aist to t • . puots anuted from tlas tleturnsr m wt. e,ausi,„ ot • oe .lone, 1813, is G as. 101 a. I'L ' • price of Bro:is I : 4 l y ( ;: c i : m : 3° :g ti fe a ll: H Castotus. and was to dreadfully On Thursday last-an infant, aged nine mnntlo, unfortunately fell out of the arins,of shire,kettle of boiling water, at lkeston, iii1).::;'01; its death in a few hours. SCALI;•11 41$ to 4.1“, METEOROLOGII EN'r MAI; f;:t, :STP.AN'I7i iVel4ther. _ _ 13Y R. 1; PIIII.OSOI9IICAL -It:STRUM :':r`~ lean , ureter. " .1" .4 1.4 • - • .~- 72 5,.2 68 56 63155 66 52 62 49 60 •18 59 46 29.90 :11 i9.so 30.00 Fair* Po. S'Q• Fair Fair F;1;r PO. F a ir r; . jlt Jou 1 . • 18 ki,gthlitetiihuraiwxeiru..4l,l3il7eletaesitntrpa:Attio deroo .less than on tilt, !st of Very cold nigh welt, Dart. of a 1)a 1 rp.. l.ately, at St. 11.1:r g y's t , e s r '; . 131111'145. jig! 'Yesterdays in Some . I ft 1.: dof Sir Francis r h st..t.p.ace, ...le a y i „ woo", o f thy Be v ' gt 4 '.t ..voultie, of a Daughter. m O t n S.Lturday fast, at her house at Ifainpton P311....1.`:,11/ifei rbomd /larboard, the oof L in ',ter o f t he late J." • I illy, the Lady non, of a Son and Heir. only t ' "'i (II (-d r, r; c, I I; Jane, re. non, of a Son and Heir. ------------ -----............._-- , I MAltllllin. ~,,,.. thl WAnintl•day last, t'opt. It. ,Iterri,Ji Fov,l• -:, ; 1 % ', Nay, to Caroline Nlatilkla, eldest daughto- 4 ' I 1 i ero n., ~ ~ i' 0 tr e ' woo On d, the 1 Esq. t.. John 6tit in Ilarley- ,tre lllundel I, Elq. Lieu et; 1 )uto.l ~,,,,,,, , : t ,:anent, to Anne Sarah Mourn, widow i.. 1 the ! t., Monro, 4 id Regittivnt. ~....-' ......./--