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tee... ~-~ ;Pas - Ofce, Ca. IS., 133 z BANKRUPTS. MM LS. From tbe LONDON GAZETTE, Ga. iz, 1802. Cith Regir.--e.t of Drz..goon G , :ards. AlexpnricrKennedyCl rke, tc, be by purch..se, retires. At.sistant Suiseon lames Arthur, from the 26(1 Light Drs,n;pln.;, to 1.;:- Assistaht-Surgeon, vice CaLawell, wno rellics W . Y)II pay. . Rey,irntmi . cl . Dragoons, Richard Staunton Sitwell, Gent. (,-ty-COrnet, by purchase, vice Tucker, prorrin,cl. -- -•: - w, Assistant-Surgeon -- Mathews, trorn the . 52:1 >)t, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Sargent, who ex- .n ::.iment of Light Dragoons, Ensign Charles MaXimi hanSt. Paul, from the 6oth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by pun:base, vice Mingay, woo retires. aoth Ditto, Surgeon Richard Coate, from the ad Battalion Royal;, to be Surgeon, vice George, wito::e appointment does not take place. Assistant-Surgeon Henry Coates, frorn Hal'-pay of the Royal Waggon Train, to be As sLs'iant-Sur...con. :ad Ditto, Liet'itenant Orford Gordon, from the 33c1 Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Sinclair, who retires. Ditto, Cornet Peter Warburton, to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Aburthnot, promoted. ad Battalion of the tat Regiment of Foot, Surgeon William Muriel). trom Halt-pay of the 54th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Cobbe, removed to the tow, Light Dragoons. sth Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant-Colonel William Cockell, from Halt-pay of the 46th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel vice Lindsey, who exchanges. 2th Ditto, Cornet John Mac Mahon, from the Bth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Eattersby, promoted. .6th Ditto, -Hospital Mate, Edward O'Reilly, to be As sis:tant-Surgcon. loth Dito, Captain-Lieutenant John Colbourne, to be Cap tain, vice Newman, deceased. Lieutenant Charles Des Vceux, to he Captain-Lieutenant, vice Colhourne. En sign William l.yons to be Lieutenant, vice Des VocuX. :ISt Ditto, Surgeon J. H. Macpherson, from the late Cianalpine Fencibles, to be Assistant-Surgeon. Ditto, Ensign Alexander Young to he Liptenant, by purchase, vice Russel, promoted. WilliaM Stewart, (;ent. to be Ensir.,n, vice Young. 36th Ditto, Captain-Lieutenant R. R. Campbell to be Cap tain, without purchase, vice Williamson, placed on Half pay. Lieutenant Alexander Williamson to be Captain- Lieutenant, vice Campbell. 3Sth Ditto, Lieutenant tames Annesley, from Half-pay of the 17th Light Dragoons, to he Lieutenant, vice Bowen, who exchanges, receiving the Diderence. Surgeon Curge Burleigh, from the late Essex Feneibles, to be Assistant- Surytoll. 44th Ditto, Francis I3ernard Jcrvoise, Gent. to be Ensign, b}• purchase, vice Cumming, who retires. Hospit4l-Mate john Inglis to be Assistant-Surgeon. 45th Ditto, Lieutenant Bond, from Half-pay of the 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice XVillitun Bond, who ex changes. Hospital-Mate lohn Gibson to be Assistant- Surgeon. sad! Ditto, Hospital-Mate Edgib to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Cooper, who resigns. Hospital-Mate Alexander Coulson to be Assistant-Surgeon, pri Ditto, A ssistarit-Surcon Andrew Sargent, from the 4th Dragoons, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Mathews, who exchanges. Dittu,jinsiF , ? rn Alexander Macdonald to be Lieutenant, by purchas , _ , , vice Bucl - ..lev, who retires. 6z3. Ditto., 'William Cooke Collis, ;eilt. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Tontkinson, who n:tircs. 63d Ditto, Thomas Ricketts Myers, Gent, to be Ensign, by purch, vice White, promoted. 62 , 11 Ditto, l'Alsign H. Willis, from Half-pay, to be Ensign vice !ones, who exchanges. 7lst Ditto, Assistant-Surseoil James - Evans, from Half-pay ot he t;th Four, to be Assistant-Surgeon. ;)itto, liospital,Mate William Wilson to be, Assistant- Surgoon Z3d Ditto, Ensign John Lindsay Bucknall, from Half-pay of the Corsican Corps, to he Ensign, vice Oliver, pr.inotcd. list West India Regimmt, AlichaA Stretch, Esq. to be Pay master, vice. Cakott, deceased. sth Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel Ti mat Barrow, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir Richard Bassett, who exchanges. stn Ditto, Colonel Sir Richard Bassett, from the sth West I tsiia Regirmnt, to be Lieutamat-Coload, vice Barrow, v.•bo exchanges. BREVET: Lieutenant-Colon , :i Thcmas Barrow, of the sth West India 13.4:ma1t, tO,z>e Colonel at the 1341 of Honduras on.iy. Timothy Pevington, of Worcester, draper, to surrender O. 27, aiS, at twelve, arid Nov. 23, at ten, at the Crown Inn, Worcester. Attornics, Mr. Johnston, Inner-Temple Hall- Stairs, London ; or Mr. Mcnce, Foregate-street, Worcester. ;oho Bridovar., of Church-Court, Lothbury, merch4nt, Oz.t. 30, and Nov. 6, 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. L.)roce, Biiiiter-square, London. Thomas • Gowland the younger, of White-Lion-court, - Bir chin-lane, London, ()c&. 30, and Nov. 5, 23, at t;;;1,_ Attorney, 1111. Rooke, Armoutersi- ;:all, C:olertian-street. John Biddulph, of Staffordshire, cordwainer, OCR. tB, at two, at the Office of Messrs. Collins and Ken, Stafford, 19, at ten, at tlic White Hart, Stafford, and Nov. 2.3, at ten, at the Crown, R Attornies, Messrs. Price and London ; or Messrs. Collins and Keen, Stallard - ,jaincs Horton, or Islington-Road, mealtrian, Oa. 23,.30, and Nov. 23, at ten,,at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ailing - Saint John's square, Clerkenwell. john Stailintry, late of Charlotte street, Blackfriars-Road, baker, Oa. to, 2.;, and Nov. 23, afeleven, at Guildhall. Attc,tnies, Mc.isrs. Townsliend and Russell. DWIDENDS. Nov. Ir. William Glover anti Richard Williams, of Bangor, dealers, at fo4r, at the 8i11.. - e..vater-Arinsitta, Manchester. Nov. rs. Robert Clarke, of Fore-street, Cripplegate, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. S. George Britton, late . of Bristol, grocer, at eleven, at the London Inn and Talbot Tavern, Bristol. Nov. 2. Thomas Bent, of Davyhulme, Eccles, Lancashiie, cotton-manutacturer, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Nov. 3. Moses Henry Moses, of 13 .ft-nirighani, grocer, at eleven, at the Sto:k 'cavern, Birmingham. Nov. 12. john Whitaker, of Salford, Lancashire, cotton inanufaaurer, at three, a , the Star lon, Manchester. Nov. 16. Simon M3rice Bain - nail, Fite of Turnwheel-lane, Cannon-street, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. 1•.:(w. 4. James Higstan and Thomas Tastier, of Liverpool, linen-drapers, at ten, at the Star- Inn," Manchester. - Nov. 4. Einalittel Parquet, of Somers Town, distiller, at eleven, at GuirillAl. Nw. 6 Henry Fraser, of Nightingale-lime, grocer, at ten, at Guilffilall. _ 4. Daniel Brien; late of James"-street, Covent-Garden, victdaller, at eleven, at CERT IFIC,ITES. ro , •. 2. lobo ROSS the elder. George Ross, Thotnas Thom p ana 'Aries Althorn. late of Pii:c . :diW,dealris in wine. TAn i tni3, Of Newton Saint Cvr:L;, Devonshire, knitter. S!infierianci, of Wakeiio.iii, griKer. lames Heniminway, now or late of Itoyton, Lancashire, inilkeeper. i3ahks, of Hill-House, Sedgiey, Staffordshire, car penter. j.,seph 1 7 , yatt, IZood-lane, London, glassman. Tic,lry Hill tiarvey, of 'fokenhouse.yard, broker. AAR;vEp DU* 0 ---- - - z PRICE OV STOCKS, 7413 DAY A r TWELVZ o'CLOCK. b 8 ,; Omnium Disc. C,:^cols. TII E SUN. - _ ZOLL,P4 guts s,tcaas /61.4 UM AIJDIAT ? LONDON, OCTO.I 18oz. WE were compelled yesterday, both for want of .tirne and room, merely, to, give the ,Substatlce cf the very i,pporrant 'Tote presented by the Imperial 11/li 7 . - :l,Aer R.ati:icr; to the French Envoy ; we have thi4 day given it at length. It contains a full. and unequivocal denial of the insinuations Made some time ago by Citizin LAFoRET, that the EMPEROR had opened a secret Negotiation at Paris, the-phjea of which was to deprive the ELEC.- TOR of BAVAR ra of nearly the whole of his domi..„ nions. The Note states, that it certainly was His Imperial Majesty's desire to obtain for his Brother those `lndemnities which were agreed upon in the Treaty of Lufieville, but it denies that it ever was in His Majesty's contemplation to deprive the ELECTOR of BAVARIA of any part of his Posses sions, except with his own consent, it being clearly understood that His Eleeloral Highness was to be fully indemnified in Swabia. A Mail from Holland arrived this morning, but it brings no intelligence of importance. A report is mentioned in the .linsterdam Courant, that the French Troops have received orders to pass the Rhine, in case there shall appear any delay in set. tling the Indemnities. The Clydt, having on hoard Sir JOHN Borttass WARREN, the British Ambassador, arrived at El sineur on the 24. th ult. Mr. BURROUGHS, late Advocate General to the East India Company, in Bengal, arrived in Town on Sunday last. He returned from India 'via Egypt. The Marquis VI ELLESLEY some time ago, sig nified his intention of returning to Europe by tue Mornington, bit an express was immediately dis patched overland, with a request that he would con. tinue in India aftother, J ear. With this request he will, no doubt, comply, provided it reach him be fore his embarkation, which is doubtful. The Marquis WELLESLEY has appointed a Gen. tiewan at.tht Bar in Calcutta to he Advocate Ge. neral to the Company. The arrival of the Ahked was yesterday an. nounced at the East.lndia House—she brings no thing new, having sailed from St. Helena previous to the Sea-Ilorsee,;,.. Passengers per kea—Lieutenant Jests? CAMP. BELL, of His Nlt - jesty's igth Regiment of Foot; and Lieutenant BOOTH, of the 76:h ditto. The LORD MAYoz held a Court of Aldermen yesterday at Guildhall, at which were present 13 Aldermen, and tl'e Sheriff's. The Principals of the Bakers' Company attending, were called in and informed, that as there appeared very little alteration in the price of Wheat ind Flour by the Reports of the Mealweigherq, no alteration was to be made in the Assize or price of Bread. SAMUEL, MAR It I OTT, Esq. Citizen and Vintner, was sworn into the 'office of Bridgemaster for the year ensuing, in the room of JOHN SPECK, Esq. deceased. The Eleetion of Searchers and Sealers of Leather for Leadenhall Market was appointed for the next Court. The usual Precepts f , ir regulating the Pro. cession on Lord Mayor's Day were ordered to issue, agreeably to ancient custom, and Guildhall was ordered to be fitted up by the Clerk of the Works in an elegant manner, for the reception of the Nobility and Citizens against Lord Mayor's Day. Mr. PAXTON gave a most splend;(l Ball and Sup. per last week, in honour of his Election of Mayor of Carmarthen. On Friday last a brilliant Ball was given at the Shire-hall, by the Members of the Beef Steak Club of Chelmsford, in Essex, in commemoration of the Peace, to which' all the principal Females of the County, and the Officers of the Garrison were in vited at twelve o'clock the company retired to supper, provided in four compartments, at which .360 sat down, and were plenteously and elegantly regaled.' The Band of the 83d Regiment played during the repast. The whole of this liberal enter tainment was admirably well conduaed. On Monday se'nnight, - the 3.oth Regiment of Foot lying at Sunderiami, received the new Colours given- by Government, for their very meritorious condua during the late campaign in Egypt. The old Colours, which bear the appearance of bard ser vice, have been sent off to be deposited in Cam bridge-hall. . • A French Fisherman stood into Enstbourn Bay on Monday, and made a signal for a boat, which landed Mr. ERSK I NE from France. Monday se'nnight Lord Et; REMO NT passed through Chichester, on a visit to one of his Bro thers, who h'ad on the preceding day arrived in a ship at Portsmouth. One of his Lordship's ser vants who had been sent forward to Havant for a relay of horses, had - taken with him the key-of his Master's chariot-door, which he had previously locked up, and the Earl was in consequence obliged to creep in at one of the windows, which he did with the greatest pleasantry and good-humour, but not without some difficulty. Between the z3d of September and the sth of Oftuber, the number of Passengers from Dover to Calais was 4.95, from Calais to Dover 513. : This is the first time that the number of persons coming from France to England has exceeded that of those from England to France. Orie of the German Papers gives the following account of the Military, Force of some of the great Continental Powers. The armies of Russia are said to consist of 4 . 80,0p0 regular Troops, exclusive of 70,000 Irregulars, such as Cossacks, Tartars, Georgian's, Scc. The House of Austria has an Army of 320.000 men, of whom sz,oco are Ca. valry. Every effort is likewise making to induce Hungary to raise her Peace Establishment to 80,000, and h; War Establishment to 400,000 men. The Forces of Prussia amount to 275,000 men, of whoa) 4g l oco are Cavalry ; and it. is said to be the intention of the Prussian . Cabinet to raise them to 300,.000 IV A 1 1 ,1 L N F s. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 12. ARP.Iti ED the jam and May, CLOSE, and Friends, SABERTON, from Sunderland ; Phenix, BAncocK, and Polly, Loxo, from London. Sailed the renus, BIRCH, for Liverpool. DEAL, OCT. 12. ARRIVED the. American Ship Artrit , jerse) , ,JAmEs COOPER. m4ster;:frbrii Wiltnington,' last from Fal mouth, and, , : tho l ilidyg . , Country East indiaman, from Bengal. •''` has sailed for the River, •• and the foriner j rcmains with the East India Com pany's Ships ()teal:, Henry Addington, Lord Dun can, and Castle Edelt. By order of the Board of Admiralty and Navy Board, received at the Dock Yard at Plymouth, seve ral additional gangs of Shipwrights and other arti ficers are put to work on that fine ship the Hibernia, of I 2'B guns, now building in Hamoaze, on the Foxdroyant's slip, as she is to be finished As soon as possible for launching. Orders are received at head -quarters, Stonehouse, from the Board of Admiralty and Transport Board, that the Barracks at Mill Bay are to be immediately' fitted up for the reception of the Royal Marines paid off. THE THEATRES. Drury Lane. THE Play of limy the Fourth was represent ed last night, and Mr.. STEPHEN KEMBLE again performed the part of Falstaff. He was obviously' more in possession of hia powers, and appeared to' greater advantage. He delivered the text with critical accuracy, and in our opinion, displayed a more judicious concep tion of it than most of the Performers who have as sumed the charatier, for many years. He did not pitch his voice so high, and consequently was more• easy and natural. 'flit jollity of the part was more conspicuous, 'and the whole of it more determined and mellow than on the former night. It may fairly be said, that Sir John Falstaf, in the hands of this Attor, appears more like an old Gentleman, notwithstanding all his vice and de. bauchery, than with most 'of those whom u e have seen perform it.—He was very-well received, - '-and very much applauded. POPE IS certainly not quite so much at home in Hotspur, as in other parts which he has performed this season.—His p,)wers enable him to give the fire of the charaeter, but he seldonk . suffergd that fire to blaze to the end of a sentence. After a burst of passion, he has a manner of dropping his voice too artificially,: Sometimes too he introduced a sort of a tender whine, as if Hotspur were not " unused to the melting mood." We conceive, however, that if he were to study the text with more attention, he would be able-to render the part more- important than it appears at present. Covent. Garden. DRAIIAm and STORACE made their first appear- - ance List night this season, in the Opera of The Cabinet, and were received by a numerous audi ence with very great applause. The voice of Bait- HAM was in ex q uisite order, and he displayed all his scientific skill. however, he had not been quite so decorative, he would certainly have been more pleasing. STORACE looks uncommonly well, and had all her usual spirit. It has been stated, on the authority of letters from Gibraltar, that the French have obtained two Ports from the DEY of ALGIERS. We are far from giving credit to this statement. Indeed, we have reason to believe, from the best information, that the French,•with all their vapouring, went in a very humble way .1 4 0,: the DEY, and • prevailed upon him to accept of the Customary pre , ents, and renew the usual relations , of Peace and Amity. The. ac-. countg given el this -transaaion in the French Papers are calculated wholly to mislead and impose: upon the rest of Europe. The Spanish Squadron destined to condua'to Bar celona the Hereditary Prince of NAPLES, and the Infant MARI2-ANtoix•EtTE, now Princess of AstuttiAs, arrived at Naples on the t ith ult. It is composed of three Ships of the Line, one of il2 guns, and two of So guns, two Frigates, and a Cutter, and is commanded - by Admiral 'SOL Allo3'' - . The Statues of the Venus de Medicis, and the Pallas de Fellehi, have arrived at Marseilles. The two superb groups of the Nile and the Tiber, toge. ther with a rich colleftion of Etruscan Vases, are on their voyage for the same Port. The Earl of CHOLMONDELEY and his' Family, who were on their way to Switzerland, stopped at Lyons, upon hearing of the fresh troubles which .had broken out in that Country. They pass the Winter in Patis. A young Man of Fashion, one of the Pic-Nics, no doubt, has brought .out a Fay -at •Margate. — Some idea of its badness.may be conceived, whenit, is stated, that even at Margate, it was dainve4 . The dress of the fashionable Females in Paris at this time is merely a raft and a' slight muslin exterior, through which the proportions., of the form may be,distinaly seen. Perhaps as the wea, ther changes, there may be some change in' the fashion, aid /Vs . /tura - ea what cannot beaccoM, plished by. A man of the, name of Steeple•.advertises a re. ward for catching his wife, who has,eloped from him, and carried off some of his property. The Officers of Justice are now, therefore, engaged in a 45' ieeide awe. At the Quarter-Sessions for Northampton, held on Thursday. last, Samuel Jeffery, for deserting his wife and family, and leaving them char s eable to, the parish of Flo Ore, was sentenced to be publicly whipped and imprisoned for seven days, DUTCII A 12111,. RATISBON, SErr. 27. LAST week a French, a- Russian, and an Aus. trian Courier arrived here. The former has brought instruaions to the French Legation to lusren the affair of the Indemnities, and lay their Supplemen. tary Plan of Indemnities before the Diet, without first sending it to Paris for ratification. It is ex pTaed that this plan will make its appearance this week : it will contain consider4ble 4lt*e ration - a Of the last- .11 VIENNA, 5E1"331.125..1 TII llt IMPERI MA J ESTI i'kterq ; li:t-:BCUIen at a Masquerade when they received the , affliaing news of the unexl`e6ted death of the GRAND DUTCH US Of TUSCANY-. The new Hospodar of Wallachia, Prince Ypsr. LAyrr, was last year Hospodar of. Moldavia ; but the boyars of the former Province made very press ing applications to the Porte, that he might be ap. pointed to that Government. A courier has this moment arrived here from Rome, with intelligence that the Porq has no. minuted the Bailli RuspoLl, brother to the Prince of that name, to be Grand Master of the Order of Malta. The Batavian Envoy, Citizen. VAN SrAAN, yesterday had his audience of entr;!,'.ofkiis. ImrE. BERLIN, OeT-. - A Bavarian Courier, who left Petersiur g b on the ztit.of September, and arrived here yesterday on his way to 11/u4ch, brings advice of' several changes that have taken place it, the Rnsxian Ministry. Count ALEXANDER' TORON bis.;lller of the: Russian AmlLlssadorr at 1,91 - 4 1 ,CAVtickt,.appointed , . Grand Chandellor, and prineiiiil4ri.:Ea o f ts, n -eigri Affairs ; CountKOTF,CHU BE Y,l(l:llo'bekfiMo/115 in t llO preceding Department, has been made Mirtister of tlia Interior ; and Count WASSILIEFF , Finance Mi . nister. The Prince of CZARTORIN , KY takes tl-.3 place of: Count KOTkHUB EY in the Foreign De" imrtment. Prince Ku RAKIN, in conseqUence of his own repeated requests, has received of His INIFE.• RAM., MAJESTY his dismission from that Depart. ment. His IMPERIAL MAJESTY has likewise been pleased to order that the Senate .hall not register those Ordinances which are intendel tea he Laws, till they' have made representations, relative to Oct!), in case they &Li Any thing in' them which inctiO consideration. HAGUE, Ocr. 2. THE Ambassador, Citizen ScHIMMrt.P Er7NTINC§ is at his estate in O2'etyrse4 and is one of the I.,tir Candidates proposed by the Department of i 101,1 0,1 to succeed Citizen PYMANNI, who goes (Jut of the Diredory on the Ist of Novt:mber. The Generals DAENDELS atrd DIJMONC EAU it is understood, received orders to a l pear before the Directors' ; others say, that they wtil tie brouglic hither under an escort. The Amsterdam Courant contains a report frota Paris, that the French Troops have rectivrti ders to pass the Rhine, as soon as it shall appegi that there i, any delay in terminating the of o f the Indemnities. • • The business of the Court _of,Chanc-ty m u s t hay! very considerably increased of late; . • as we undcr . stand that, notwithstanding the knoWo well as ability of the Noble Lord now 1 ;": of that department, there are more cases reinaillias undecided, than . at any period. The Abbe 6RP:coat( E thinks.. -it odd that the English, who are acknowleiigtd . :,,AC. be the best Farmers in the world, should take_ any delight the Liberty of the Pres 4 If .1 , were l posiible f° make a Frenchmaa, however enlightened, have allY idea of what red! Liberty is, we ,vouid tell ti te Ably, that it is a•free Press that has led this Na,i tion to such superioiley- Arts, in Commerce. .iv Arms: • • A ridiculous Fanatic has published the f)llowirl in a Lteds Vaper al " To Tit& WORLD AT LARGE.-:-Repent, that ye m -- be saved, and live and dwell on tile earth for ev e r, in . 1 "e' 6 ,1 With Gods for I foretell full length of every man woman's life that liveth upon the earth, unless t h e y 11v , " r° ever and never die; fur on Wiiitsun Alonday, in tile. year IS- J it will rain down fire and brimstone, wail all ue that know not God;' but all then that live in ins war, strive to do his will, shall nye on tile earth hu: ever. not muchat tur telling this ; tur as K.an i n.: en" J. , the old woad, anti tile beginning of this, s o I de e i a re e'' ing ofthis wurld, beginning of that shall o' low, and of that there snail beno end. .• 4 eKirstall Forge, near Leeds, Yorkshire, May CE ()1( 2, GILE2.I' The - degree of Dodo' . of D; v inity it t„ - ; been con' ferreiripn thellev. ROBERT 131, 0 k1,8, Meinhcr oi th e University of Cambridge, and,Re6br 4.4 B• rtoo S'• - .Andrews, 'Norton:, by the ttuineliniver.l I y conferred that honour pn his late velebraketi natoe• ~,,sake and relation.. : - Married, at Annfield, on the 4.th:Oct.,ber eurrrorti JAMES. GRAHAM, El. only Son ot the ( Icc GEORGE GRAHAM, Esq. ti Kinross, to E L : d i ZABETH MUTER, only Daughter ,of WI 1 - 1 - 11 MUTER, E-q. Ut Annfietd. A violent hurricane was exyer.en , :eci ; ' re r me burgh on ,khe gth ult. during which,the AeY4 five feet,. * --;"' i ._,.~ Ft