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.14.1 fc7)‘11;;,2 r , 7 3 71 . ' 1;` . 11 4 1:'‘j°1 , T .` r rj 1" ; NM . d, / 1 411 - 1 . , { '~! .;: UB' PrnmUfit[ 1 • Nlrlll[ el - i ', , I "4, , 14,:r .fs ..11 too ; ov:it : 16 ',K.?, 11 a Pilw . -try . law r° 4 6 •4 Miro .oondt t.S.. 411.r500. }• . :14 .9 Os Ottii .4 If IL, A t ; r try. tur err* roostoor oft r 1.4. ••••I'l,l bow, IttiV tr,:. , -4 1) I \ • Al 4,11 `• bow ifutort . I .• ••• • • T.*. 444 •- iI • • ...II fip sl4+ , • • ••••• ; Vitigg4.4l-:" /DO . • I • •: • , - 4•4 l irss.l • - - . . , 1 :..'..' •. ' : • •?, r . roll .t , .•,, !.t :4, ~, ..: ~. ~. f_ .. r e t . ,-; • cA "7.. r +' .) AVMS& i , - ,,ftr-, ,( I', BER 11, 1820. 4,41 PKICE 7J. . . Numnete 5543." %,{ a :1;* . MOND, THEATRR-ROYAL.DRUNY-LANK. The last Six Perforateaces of Mr. Kees, before lia positive tarpertwre foe America. THIS EVENING, MONDAY. Sept. his Majesty. Servants wilt perform the Tragedy a BRUI'US. The Marie iacidtatal to the Pitee, Ivy Mr. T. Ceske. Lucius Juoius Brutes (for the last time), Mr. Kees. Prospect's* of Mr. Keane* tight.: Ttamorrow, Sept. 12, Macbeth. Macbeth, Mr. Kemp. 4 - , 1 1 WetittePtiltY, Sept. 13, The Iron Chest. Pir Edward Muttimer, Mr Kea.. Ou "fhisreday. Sept. 54, Othello. Othello, Mr. Kean. O. Friday, &pt. lb, The Merchant of Waite. lbyloefr, Air. Kean. Ou Saturday, Sept. le, King Richard the Third. Duke of Gloucester, Mr. Keno. •,s Mr. Kean positively claws his gummiest en Haler. day next. After the Trolled, of groins, the rewired ?STU GC CONTRACTS TO DELIVER COALS AT GIBRALTAR AND IN THE WEST INDIES. • COXPIISSAIRIATUkT. Cummins, lisossment 11, HOWL SUCKPersons us • are desiroas of Contracting sera the Anent for Cosnotssurfat Supplies, to deliver COA IS at Gibesliar, Ratleadoes, and Autlsay Inn , receive penicillin, of sbe Contracts at this Otßre between the hours of Ten and Four, and deliver their Tenders sealed op and directed lu she Agent for C,oanneissariat Sepplies, marking thereon .• Tauter far Coals." on or before FAL DAY. the 41.1 instant, but none will be received after Twelve 'Mock .0n that day; nor will any Proposal be no ticed links. menden* or ammeseed to a printed Pareienlar, nod the Prices inserted in words at length; nor unless a Letter be elthjoine,l to such Proposal, signed by two persons or known property, edgagiug to heenine bound wish the party tendering in she cunt expremeed in she Particulars for the of she Cestroet. Lintesest, site AJlessigiper Royale. lobo .reterne to his turner situation oa the attired List--dated Aerial 31, 7th Royal Veteran &Italie.. Luang/nit James Weiherbord, from the 4th Rota! Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, rice James Cochrane who returns to his former initiation on the Retired List--dated as ribose. Ensign William Parker, from the late Sib Royal Vetere. Battalion, to be Ensign vice tif 4 Losehlea, whale appoist inent has sot taken pla ce- dated an above. .10th Royal Veteran Battalion. Quartermaster James Chembie, fremli3d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Hall, who misrule Ms runner situation ou the ite tired List—dated u above. MININISANDUIC Colonel John 111 6 Ceaahe exchanged from 64th Foot to 14th Foot, vire Burrows, and sot 4th Foot, as stated to the Gazette of Sd lastest. OA. aiOnfillimigar,Septwobar 7, 1620. Royal Reerstent of Artillery. Brevet Culotta/I sad Liessteastit.Culusel Richard Diekeamta to he Colonel—data) July 19. 18 211 Brevet Lientenant-Colonel and Majne William Martin Leaks } . --..- .. . . DIVIDENDS,. The Gett se RomffierrY spoke. . . . October!. It. Maims, of Bristol, victualler, et one, at the I he hisgiei• of 1 -e•oluele proposed that C White Lion Inn. Ikiatul. be Called is asset ask to Sail i the precise day ow 0...._ October 20. It. W. Ninon, G. Mason, sod J. Memo, of would be reaily so brit.. . Kingitim-upun•Hull, merchants, at eke's', at the Deg mid The Earl of balidesdnle llMMeit the Home bositid 10 light Duck Tutees*, Hull. , to the request of her Majesty's ConessUl. . , • . - Illepteoulwr 30. 111. lianley,otherwim M.G. IlattleT,of Mitre- ' Earl grey wished it to be deloitelosel prori•ely on. that at mo v e, ise day the Cullum' for the Qom* weenie! commence. He misfit I conrt, Fleet.stre. t, Liddell, tavern keeper, G.I i lelhall, London. (hens to be fatted on to pause the day. • October 4. S. tVhite,of Gayer, Derby, grotty, ne twelve, Si . Tile Earl of Ilarroeby said a few soy.! iq • .e . i the tied Liou late, Woo hoop. Noiiiiralism. , EA.! Ge.y thee moved that the Counsel egmehl las called October 3: 1. Levi, of Wells, Norfolk, cabinet-maker, at tea, in, mid asked if they would be ready to pallealadmittlardee at the Fleece hen, Wells. . • proposed by them, .1.1 . Vt. • •, n October 5 T. Hunt, of Shef fi eld, seissar.inensfmtorer„ at . The Earl of Liverpool thought that it Joit bettor he eleven, at the Hotel tun ' Sheffield. ask them whet time they meant by at of at Monday Goober 7. J. Self, of New Court, Wilts, dealer, at attain, et fortnight. . the Politic Room., New Swam IViltr. . . Counsel were called in. , September 30. S. Davenport sad R. nil, or itswebsiter, The Lord Chancellor pet the question to noel. . .. engraves, at nine, at the Dog Tavern eiracheetee. . Mr. armeglosie said that they were very suswillialffille Slim October 6. J. Steel, now or late of Shallield, Torts, giraffe at ape, tbeemitives to seam the precise day for sessibehelbeg. twelve. at the Hotel los Sheffield. Moving meted I. Hole Lordships this ishawat - October 13. J. Peat, of Caithite, Cumberlsed, m.e4', Stele. .row Cheat, tied haewiag that their Ilesr wen, at the Turk's Head Ina Carlisle. . - 4 to appreciate the inotka which ffialk hoe. Illegoatirs •.. September 30. J. D. P r it c h ar d , Tipton, Stafford, lima. eager to meet the accusations., they, ber CoMmelli smart' draper, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, ffirmiaghate• rather leave it to the Muslims.; and meisslasewpsienof the November 4. T. Worth, of Telbol.court.Oraceclsorelemeratt, House to Su the day, But ea. their tmedskepe 4Ret iks London, haberdasher, at ten at Guildhall. obligingly offered them the daisies of lime, he weal s . "he. September 30. .1. Bate., of ten , Kent, milky, at form their Lordships lhat he had moooked with the twelve, al Guildhall, ondon. Queen's Solicitor Mr. Visaed, a mem velvet Mike pap. October?. T. Bartels, of Alderegatemtreet, Lando', wise. sire, and one whit ' was likely best to ooderilasseteibeliete merchant, at len, al Guildhall. aesdhol fur the defect.. Thk Geistlemaa bad. aommdtilea CERTIFICATES.-11aprogroaa an. (31r. Brooches's) that his part of the seramensw nit toetithot W. Macke, late 'of St. Michael's, Wureenter, carver.—T. be ewePh led *tale the time which I.e lead fi rst noratiereed. Walker and H. P. Parry, of Bristol, foreishieg.ironswmgers. He would ash the* Lordships, therefore, is ails. them till --J. King, of Porton, Soutleamplon, leollder.—T. J. Goodie, Tuesday I Wet *loha• f Liverpoolonerchent.—G. Clarke, late of Basiogleslimmet, , _The Earl of Romberry, Earl Grey, Led L or d afeitillr, , Blackwellhall,faciore.—.l. H. Forster, of Norwich, mole • few leell•th• am this ProPemli• eirer.—.l. Fitton, of Golport, Surthamptos, dealer. Lord Emblem thought with the Noble Earl opposite, Nat --G. halide, of Twertoo, Somerset,- hatcher. Iffie House meat yield to the request or the times'. Oodeseet. •'i;• : PARTNERSHIPS .DISSOLVED. - The Earl lir Derhogtais thought it a monstroos - peloposi- J. Bayliss and C. Dutton, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, irne- ' due t after 11 ' 14 ' 4 h e a r d the °mewl deters le 61 •0 0 elities immerse, August 18, 1320.—1. T. Betts sod I. Gehl, of Aid- that they were ready to rimmed with the delesee." Ms had eate.Higis.street, Loudon, tra•dealem, Sertember 1, 1920. __Polo., ~‘"1 " r ° b irth*" to etteutell the te4eeel hid Nude to T. Merrick, B. Le Me•urier, mid H. Stockee, of Bow Church- u" ' use ' yard, London, warehousernes, August 11, 1920.—J. 11I'Leass T he Earl of L it u e l u eel thmillit that the gee* bed 80 a lmost'''. The empire of bet Iliekety's Com mi t m e et h e sod J. Breese, of Feuer-lane, Fleit44.lrret, Litaddii, mike% September 1, 1990—W. Battery and G. Gyre, of Bodge. complied with, A Kahle Lord, whose tide we could rot kits, shit Earl row, London, wholcsale-les-deslers. September 9, 1920.- 61. A. ribs E. Jeanine, of New ud.street, milliners, °eye '. __ e " . . cer , ,_ 9 _,!___,_ •de ,_" ••t ' hter " s hum• Septembi , 1620.-1. Beam. and T; Pearce, of Lung- "'" ""'""l''' "P"'''m halßeg r""mbk he the Pm positive width: Covent. *ere, Middlesex, grocers, September 9, 1920. , 11.1 Lewd Pelona soldthist tbare was partienkr trivets Yuri. mites Yu Laura. To-morrow, litaebeih; with the Jew and the Dada Os Wedneedtry, Ttre . lros Chest; with the Liar. .. y TURATRR-ItOYAL, HAYMARKET. rrifi IS EVENING, MON DAY. September 11, I will be performed, 13th time, a Comedy, in three acts, called EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY; Or, THE DIAMOND RING. The Priacipal Characters by Messrs. Limes, Terry, Con nor, Hamad, Farley, Williams, Mrs. Mardyn, Miss Leigh, Mrs. Jones, and Mrs. Gibbs. After which, A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Colonel Preview., Mr. Jones ; Lord Risers, Mr. Barnard. Lady Elisabeth Freelort, Mrs. Gibbs. To conclude with a new Comedy, in three arts, railed DOG DAYS IN BON D-STREET ! to be Lieutenant•Culonel—dated us shove. Brevet M.jur and Capita. Henry Allattsrus Farriogton, to be Mayor--ilated as above. !Ira Lieutenaat WilAigns itadolphos Ernest Jacitsoa to be Second Captain—Wed as above. Second Lieutenant William Jobo Aiken to be First Lieu tenant—dated as above. Capiaia Thomas James Harrison, from half-pay, to be Cap taiu—dated at above. Tu be Beyond Lieutenants—Arthur. Gannet, from, half-pay; Henry Briscoe, from half-pay--boili *Jed as above; tad Charles Eustace Beauchamp, from half.pay--dated August 44,1220. The Principal Characters by Messrs. Terry. Jones, Liston, J. Russell, Barnard, Williams, Mu. Pearce, Mrs. Waikiosoo, sod Mrs. Mardyn. &IMP, 5s —l'it, 3s.—First Gallery, 2s.—Secood Gal les y, Is. The Door. to be opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform. mace to begin at Seven. Places fur the Buses to be taken of Mr. Massiogham, at tie Theatre. NEW NOVEL. This day is published, price li. Is. hoards, L OCHIEL: or, she Field of Culluden : A Novo in 3 volumes. ilmo. Pooled for G. an&W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave-Marla•lane. We recommend thi, Work fur its interesting tbetite,aad from the spirited and genial way Is which it is treated."— New Moodily Magazine, September, 1820. Captsir Stephen Kerby, from balf•pay, to be Caplets,: vise Brevet Lieutenant Cmlenel Tußob, retired ore hm,., —dated A seem 1,18!0. First Lieutenant Robert Born, from balepay, to be First bentenant, vire Trench, retired slime baltpay—dated August 25, 1820. • -- Cotasetsstows in the Regiment or Royal Loadoe stposed by his A/., sty's Coestalssioarrs of Ltesteasusey for the said City. Colonel Sir Claudius Stephen Hunter, Rat. and Alderman, late of the Royal West Regiment of Lunde° Militia, to be Coluael—dated August 25, 1820. - ---••-• The Public are reapectrully informed, that the C•1111111111161X , 'went of Mr. Brshasn's eagsprement is unavoidably imistpossed mail Wednesday next, when he will snake his brit •prear rum as Henry Bertram, in Guy M•uneriai. TU42101701,, The Suicide, with Dpi'. Days in Boad.street! Liemistiant-Colunel Joshes Jonathan Smith, Alderman, late a the Royal West Regiment of London Militia, to be .t.Liestenant•Colonel—dated as above. amptain Valero) , Russell, late of the Royal Writ Rellithea a London Militia, to be Major—dated Sepember 6, aggitaio Joseph Tatham, late of the Royal West Regiment of London Militia, to be Adjutant—dated August 30, 1920. Captain Lieutenant James Deans, late of' the Royal FAO Regiment of London Militia, to be Paymaeter—rdmod as above. Willies Hutehisma Box, Gent. late of the Royal West Regiment of London Militia, to be Surgeos—dated as above. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brows or Muscovado flap►, com puted Rom the Befouls made in the week ending the 6th day of September, Is 2, Is gas. 144. per hoodred weight, ex clusive of the duties of enstonts paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Brush.. • Average Prices of Corn of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Winchester floods, and of Oatmeal I , er be II of 1 40Ibs. avoirdupoise, films the mares received ire the week ended the 24 of S►ptember, 1820. - . at Ws ore try oo ibedat 1104161b1t onis pammeirdlo adjourn, bat be WaS perfectly willhirievnbiell -- 01•41.0moniadiatittut'boad berms lbw llChit.llllVadistumniooso mid becoming,- dab's, topptirl /teas to diorborge bit defy at the limo Lord No* mid, tint attar Ononnel bed at drat mentioned a romaigbo, he was rather mapriand to tram Nem ask for three weeks. THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND, THIS EVENING. MONDAY. Sept. will be performed, 7th time, • new Operatic Dna., In three acts, called THE BARON DE TRENCK. The Baron De Trench, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Commandant of Ghats, bk. Rowbotham; Aothoity Swarm, Mr. Harley; Lionel Schell, Dies Kelly; Hems, Mr. Wilkinson; Michael, Mr. Broadlum et. Eugenia, Baroness of Limlurf, M is§ Crew ; JOllephille, Miss Love; Catau, Mrs. Grove; Naomi's, Miss 1. Stevenson. After which, 25th time, • new Romantic Melo-drneaa, in three parts, founded un the celebrated Tale called THE VAMPIRE; Or, THE BRIDE OF TH 'SEEK Characters in the introductory Vision—The Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cooke ' • Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. asalterley ; Ueda, hiss Love; Arie.l„..Mise Worgnian. Cbaracters in the Drama—Ruffiven, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Warrants; McSwill, Mr. Harley, Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Chatterky; Bridget, Mrs. Grove; Effie, Miss Carew. The spacious Saloon has been again tastefully Sited up with • yew design, representing an Illuminated Oriental Garden, end will be opened as waist at Eight o'Clock, for the admittance of the Second Price, which commences at Nine. Boxes, 5e ; Second Price, 3s.—Pit, 35.; Second Price, I..6.l—Lower Gallery, 2s. ; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. Private Bum@ may be had nightly of Mr. Stevenson, of whom Plum are to be takeu, at the Box Office, Stroked En trainee, from Ten till Four. To morrow, The Baron De Trenck, with Amateurs and Actors. LAST %YEEK BEFORE THE BENEFITS. Theater 31tIo-drame of Ike Victim continuing to he received -with bnunciless and unqualified applause, will be acted every Evening, with the highly popular comic Burled* of Stop Thief, being positively the last week of performing before the Benefits. SURREY THEATRE. T HIS EVENING, MONDAY, Sept. 11, and every Evening this weak, A COMIC DANCE. After which (seventh time) an eaiirely new Romantic Midis disuse, in three Acts, by Joiusna Bailhe, called THE VICTIM; OR, THE MOTHER AND THE MISTRPS. With tie* Music, Scenery, Dresses, Embellishments, Am Ferdinand Count Zattrloo, Mr. Watkins; Frederick, Mr. Huntley, G I Hardhrand, Mr. Bengough; Mardosuo, Mr. Clifford ; Bertram, Mr. Jervis; Recluse of the Wood and Ohio, Mr. Smith; Peter, Mr. Fitzwilliam, Fu els, Mr. Ridgway. countess Zntertuo, Mrs. ; Elisabeth, MissTayfur; Mira, Miss Poole; Alicia, Miss Jonas. After the Plelo-dranse (10th time) a new broad Cowie Borletta, its two Arts, called SIOI THIEF ; OR, THE HORRORS OF THE FOREST. Gaffer Farmfielil, Mr. IVatkiosuu • Junathaa, Mr. Fits william; Mr. Ridgway. ' Cecilia, Miss Poole; Fancy 'Cupsley, Miss Copeland; Dame Faroifield, Mrs. Smith. Boxes, 4s —Pit, 2s.—Gallcry, Is. Uoprewpesa at Half .past Fire, begin at HalCpast Six. Half-price at Half-past Eight. BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. Warehouse, 107, Strand, corner of the Sasey-steps, . , laiedun. Jo rm . BURGESS , and SON, being opprised of the numerous eadeavours made by many Frump, to impose a spurious article for their make, feel it iocumbent upon them to plural the attention of the Public, in pur -1 basing what they conceive to be the Original, u observe the Name and Address eurrespouds with llocattette-41ait general appearance of the spurious deseripli )))) • will deceive the Nut guarded, and for.their detection. J. n and Sun submit the following Caatinos: some are io appears4e at int sight . Til• Genuine,* but without any Name ur Address --surge " Burcrites Essence of Anchovies"—olbers " and many more without Address. JOHN BURGESS and SON hieing berm mem, Yeire honoured with inch distinguished approbation, burl: every sentiment of respect towards the Public, and Jessawittly licit them fo'iaspett the labels previous to purthasiog what . they cooggive tp Jtq ip( their make, which they w r it well pre. rent marmalipoppowstatespia. MSc UR ; NEM SAUCE, for general purport" Istreersg rierSnerisgreett.saligielbAir eeetieette to be PerPeemi by tbr*s.,•4 l is 'risottos/sled-at a mom earful and eostresiest Rauciaw f asyl keep gosid.is all ensiles. 11'3,4144r a ipp o staligj o ciagep.of the Savoy-stere, Los thiglosi Pelt-Sasce Warehouse.) I This day is published, in ist 3 vols. 120. price U. 4s. boards T HE ABBOT: A Rom Ii the Author of " Waverley." &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Koos, Orme, eel lIMINIPap Louden; Constable sod Cu., sod Juba Ballantyie, Ike& seller to the Ling, 10.dinhurgh. Of whim witty be hail, by the same Author The NON ASTgItY ; • Romance, 3 vols. 12it0.11. le. ROB ROY; a Novel, 3 vols. 12mo. 11.4.. The ANTIQUARY; • Novel, 3 vols. 1/. 4s. GUY MANN F.RING; a Novel, 3 vols.ll. Is. WAYERLEY; • Novel, 3 vols. 11. Is. & J. SI VE WRIGHT Sold Both the Prizes Off • of 20 ; 000/. in the Lottery just On Weastesdair, the 30th alt. the State Lottery was all Drawn, mad. out of the whole Mosey it contalied, via. tn,tout. J. & J. SIYEWRIG HT sold in Shares newly Iwo thirds. rig. 42,9641. including both tie Grand Capitals of 20,111001. • No. 133 1210,040 3,636 11,313 RIO 2,471 see 200 It will be recollected that in the lam Contract J. sad J. 6. sold the greatee part of the Capital Priers shared, inclidiog Ne. 9,814 220,000 12,313 lO,OOO And very lately tim fullowiug List: 1 ....Prise 0f.... £36,000 I S ....Prizes of .... £ 20,000 1 ....Prise 0f.... 30,500 1 .... Prise of .... 10,000 And mailers Capitals too netnerous fee Inse r ti oo . The above great success they hope will rotate them to a Co.. throatier of that distinguished patronage their Offices have so s on beers favoured with. They beg leave strongly to re. commend the New Lottery to be drawu in Twu Dam BEGINS sth OCTOBER, and contains TW0...... Prises of 110.000! TWO Prizes £10,000! lee. lee. All Sterling Money—Only 7,600 Tickets. Not kis than 4.500 Tickets so be drawn on the First Day, which will be ALL PRIZES ! intuiting . the TWO Prizes of 10,1000! which will be drawn iu the First Quarter of an Hour,Tharaday, the bi b of October. &bums and full particulars gratis at either of the Old and • Fortunate Offices, 37, Coruhill; I 11, Holborn, ! 38, Haymarket, I 141, Osfoid.street ; Aid by their Agents in the Country. FROM SATUKDAY NIGH7'S Gszarri. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. PROMOTIONS. . • • War-Qffire, Septeerber 8, 1820. Ist Regiment of Origoinis—Curiset John Chauillerehtio to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice (birth, pianoolled In the 37th Foot—dated August 24, 1820. Illowoutable John Kesuirdy to be Curuet, by putgbase, vice Chamberlain--dated as above. 6th ditto—Ensign George Thomas Brigham, from Meg Bth Foot, to be Cornet, vice Richardson, who exchauges.— • dated August 31, 1820. 4th.Regirnent of Foot. Tiu be Captains—Lieutenant Lewis Moore Bennett, by pot , clumer vice Aawyll, proluested--dated August 3, 1820; mid Captain John Frederick Scholl:, from halt pity Royal York Range.* vice David 9. Craig, who exchanges— dated August 31,1820. To be Ensign, by purclusse--George Hedley, Gent. vice Bre. too, promoted—date.' August 3, 1820. 6th ditto—Cornet Frederick Richardson, from the Mos goons; to be Ensign, vice Brigham, who exchaug, I —doted August 31, 18 20 . . ci "kb dittu—Cusign William FL E. WDermolt, hum thelitd ; Font, to he Eusigu, vice Vivian, who exchanges—dated as clove. 334 ditto—Major Joseph Phillutt, from lialtpay 35th Foot, to be Major, vice Chichester W. Cruisholtok, who ex. changes—dated as above. 37th ditto--Captaits William Bruce to be Major, by pur. ' chase, vice Burke, pro ))))) fed iu the 24 West ludia Regi. sent—dated August 24, 1870. Lieutenant Thomas Geri, from Ist Maroons, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Bruce—dated as above. 524 ditto—Ensign Willman Vivian, from the 2011 s Foot, to be Ensiga, vire al•Der moat, who exchanges—slated August 31, 1830. 8914 ditto. • To be Lieutensitts—Lieuteanuis 'thorns. Beckham. from haltpay 43.1 Foot, vice Dottie' Browse, who each:loges, recitative the difference—d tied 'August 30, 1820; and James Bache:mw from half.pay Royal York Rutgers, without puithase vice Freer, appointed to the 24 Royal ,Veteran Kautaiiou:--datell Aogion 31, 1820. 934 ditto—Serkeut•Major Alexauder Dallas 10 be Charter. nester, vice Crumble. appointed to the 10th Royal Vete ouivßattalioudated as above. *4 Weal ludia ftegintent—.Major Eduard Burke, from 371 b Foot, to be Lieeteuani-Colunel, without timeliest., vita • Bradley, who retires dated August 24, 1820. 111411.Regel Vegetal, Dattalins— lieutenant hates MAW, from half pay 89th Foot, to be Captain Juba Edward Despard, late of the Royal east Regiment of Load.. Mitia, to be Quarter-Master— dated as above. Commissions airesd by no Lord Lientomant of the Comfy o f Hereford. Join IliessikGiarb, Nha West, Lieutenant-40W Jißy 3,111!0. Herefordshire Regional of Militia. The Hosourable James Somers Cocks to be Major, vice Raker, resigned—dated July 3, 1820. To be Eusigna—George Peter Rate, Gent.--thited February 3 S. 71 14;01820; and 'ernes Lane, Geot;—dated July 3, 11120. Herefordshire Volunteer Yeomanry. Thomas Hampton Symons, Geot. to be Cornet, vice Par ehas, resigned—dated Juse 28,1820. - COMIIIISSAM in the 2d Somerset Regiment of ?Mikis, signed ey the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Somerset Thomas Dickenson, Gent. be Emilio. • . BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. John Wilcox, late of Toweester, Northampton, innkeeper, from September 11, to October 30, at eleven, at the Angel lua, Northampton. BANKRUPTS. .John Miller, of Norwich, chemist, to surrender, Septets. bee 21, 22, and October 21, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. James Goodwin, Norwich. Thomas Pescupp, of Liverpool, and Matthew Wilkinson, of Whalley, wine-merebants, to surrender, October 0, 10, and 21, at oar, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Liver ' pool. Attorneys, Mr. John Kidd, Manesty's•lene, Liver pool; and Messrs. Lowe and Bower, Southampton-building., amocery•lsue, London. John Bemis, of Bristol, batter, to surrender, September 21,22, and October 21, at eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attu. net's, Messrs. Clark, Richards, and Merlcalfe, Chancery-lane, Loudon; and 51 . Steplbase and Good bins!, Bristol. Thomas Coles Cox, of Gloucester, victualler, to surren der, September 18, 19, arid October 21, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Gloseeq.s. Attorneys, Mr. George elnituor Exorcist. r.oflice, Ltacolu'elmi, Loudon; and Mr. Richard Allen, Gloucester. Philip Bunten, of Bath, jeweller, to surrender, Septem ber 27, 28, and October 21, at twelve, at the Christopher Inn, Batb. Attorney., 31r. Thomas Easton, Lambeth-road, Southwark; •inl Mr. J. Randolph, With. Thomas Hain/.1.1, of Whitfield, Drrhy, cut toisspinner, to sort euder, September 23, 25, and October 21, at ten, at the Dog soil Partridge T , Stockpot t. Attorneys, Mr. Cbarlea Greville street, Hattou-gsrden, Louduu ; sod 31r. Faeklen, Stockport. Thomas Farlow, of Winchester, bidder, to surrender, September 25, 27, and October 21, at two, at the BriJee water Arms lon, Manchester. Attorney., Mr. Buckley, Manchester; and Meson. Hord and Johuson, Temple, London. • Mom SYliegi or- Mamebester. cooper, to surrender, Sep tember 25, 27, and October 21, at nine, at the Star fur, Manchester. Attorneys, Mt. 'lamp ..... Mulberry-street, Manchester; and Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery lane, Loudon. Ephraim Haymow, of Blackburn, Lanemder, cotton. manufacturer, to surrender, September 27, at four, 28, at nine, and October 21, at four, at the Bull Inn, Blackburn. Attorneys, Mr. Henry Blakelock, Seijesist's.lion, Fleet. street, London; anti Mr. Robert Deurburst, {Backbite'. Joseph Wood, late of Liverpool, porter-dealer, to surren der, October 5,8, and 21, at one, at Mr. Avison's office, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. it.i4OU. Ilauover-strect, Liver pool; and Mr. Wheeler, Castle street, Holborn, Loudon. Robert Arnold Hollah , of the 'Willingham Arms, New Kesit.roarl, Surrey, victualler, to surer Ultra', September 12, 23, and ()duffel 21, at ten, at Gushlhall, London. Attor neys, blessie.Stevens Ind Wood, Little tit. Thomas Apostle, Queen-street, Loudon. Samuel Coeur, of Barbican, London, pawnbroker, to surrender, September 29, at fire, 30, and October 21, at ten, al Guildhall. Attorneys, Messrs. Stevens sell Wood, Little tit. Thomas Apostle, Queen.street, London. Charles William Feuillsde Aubusson, otherwise Charles wh s . resio a de, of George street, Hanover-square, Mid dlesex, patent aid form-maker, to surrender, September 16, 23, anti October 21, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. At torneys, Messrs. Pinkett seed ion, Esse:Amore, Temple. Atha Hassell, of Richard-street, 'stingier', Bliddlearn, print-aellir, to surrender, September 29, at five, 30, sod October 21, al tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. Atlerarytr, Mr. Best) t‘ Earl-attar, Madam. 6 a ct, .; z O a V al t 4., • . CO S. el 16 e. d 45 6 •. 4 44 S. r. * . El. THE QUEEN'S TRIAL. HOUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, &CPT. 9. The Lord Chancellor entered the Hones at seven mingles before tea o'clock. Al le minutes past tea the Counsel were called ie. The Lord Chancellor required to know from the laiseett's Attorney-Gesteral, at what time hi wished to tatnimence her Majesty's defence. Mr. Brougham said, that Ike Queen's legal advisers had laid before her Majesty the melt of the application which they bad made to the lioase,first of all to proceed to the state ment of the case for the defence; secuudly, upon that being is. fowl the application which they bed made to be allowed to comment on the evidence. They had isifeented her Majesty that she Houle in its wisdom thought At to refuse either of those requests, sod had commanded her Combed to sake their election immediately either to proceed and pursue their case to the conclusion, or take whatever time they thought necessary fur preparation. They, the Counsel, them received the commands of her Majesty to soy that her anxiety to meet the accusations against her, made it urea. sary to commence her defence at the shortest possible period from thence. And so greet •was her Majesty's earnestness fur commeociag the deferrer, that her Gained felt them selves compelled to yield to it, and promise that they would, the House concurring, begin It io a few days at farthest. It was necessary so consult, however, a great many different parties, whose different services, professioual or other , wire, would be needed. Her Majesty's anxiety to meet the charges was still unabated, and rattler locreastel, by several circumstances which had occurred is the coarse of the proceeding. Her Conflict could not but be intio raced by a desire so praiseworthy as that which bre Majesty had expiessed, to acquit herself as soon as possible of the offeuccs alleged against her. Their Lordship*, he had so demist, would 'hew the high setae Obi" held for so dig nified a sentiment, and agree to her Majesty's solicitation for n speedy commencement of the case, fur the defence. He rather exceeded than fell leithte the limits of time eel by her Majesty when be asked to be allowed till Monday fortnight, at or about, to begili that defence. The East of Liverpool said, that he felt that there was bat one principle to bind their Lordships in this ease. When once she defence should he commenced, it ought to proceed without interruption. But situ the time is. which it should be commenced, personal In ienee could not weigh as any Collbideration with the House—they must leave it en tirety to her Majesty's Counsel. The East of Usruley thought it would he advisable to re quest the Counsel to Air the time in which be wished to commence, sod which was at present indetoisety stated to be at or about Monday fortnight. They ought to be cc. quirk] to point oat the latest dal. Earl Grey said, the Howie was bound to attend to the application of the Queen's Counsel; but he thought it should be distisetly understood that they would commence at the time proposed, or adjourn fur a much longer period. Many Peers bad suffered mach personal inconvenience from their coofineinent hitherto. . Many of them bad seats so fai removed from the metropolis that tiny could make no use of such a shout period of adjournment. He himself stood Or this condition. The iiic..oveniesse • kith he had already stalked would be painfully enhanced, if, after such as ad joisrument, it should be found inconvenieut or impracticable for the di/reeve to proceed. The Earl of Liverpool repealed his first observatioo, that the House ought to be vowelised, notwithatauding all per sonal ioconvenienee, by the request of her Majesty's Counsel. It say owe were entitled to complain, it "mold sorely lb! the Noble Lord on the Woolsack, whose arduous ditties email's!. hint closely to thg metropolis fur more than theviatuarths of the year; and whose time of life called fur **Jr little mks& tine from such Inesesaat labours which the roomer Tandem would admit. The Lord Montalto. , felt it to be his bound., duty is say that uo consideration of piiinfulaesy et inotiteesieueg ebouli; prevent him from ping on with the perforates= of his duty so the attains*l of hie •povetreed strength, • ••., The Dish of Athol said, that the gentles of the time of re-assembling lay entirely with her Majesty's Cogent. The House merely !anted to limn 'lnsley to which they thasight it greenery the Mane Assad 'be postponed. It was of no eonsegoessce oaten a Not*, Lent resided, whether In Mid: illesen or *bunko ; It itesid be hie duty to attend ma that day. At prosese ea ailingrossent of three smelts was pro. posed, as internal mina he hoped world ratable Noble Lords to refresh lialiesinge after the Wiping besieges or it • dietetics, Italaid ols Aeolic that be would be pee, Ili is his place at the proper time. But after sitting so long as limy had, nod eisdarlog no common portion of trouble sad hiligne in getting through one aide of the case—be thought efamisefore lonise this Hasse Cuessel 'bestial be re/alert* paremptorily to declare cm wkat day certain they world ba wady to re.commeoce bainisero. nc End of Darlingtoo perfectly concurred with the Nubl, Slake who had spoken Inn that there should be a fill un folotoodiag that the proteetogs +Geld be renewed on a pai- Ifenefeer day named. Hulked dashed to too+ +limber, on the Rouse Ft , . ing, they wools! adhere NI the sometime for dispatch. het nem etch day, sod th e mine hour of attenda n ce 141 cels the iserststz- I (LauT dries of " Plates .'") . Tbs. Lord Choweetise, addressiing the Queen's Counsel—. " Is the Home to understood that you will be able to pro ceed with her Majesty's defame us Toesdoy three weeks) Mr. Brougham replied, that they should be prepared then, without any Noomer of doubt; and that was the latest time to obit% they could desire to postpone their cosy. He assured their Lordships that It gave him pain 111 be (dinged to regoire so bag a ettspeosion ; Counsel themselves were sorry for it on mom secoosts has one, it would be esceediugly insousenieat to themselves, fur their attend tote at the bar at that period would (as we understood) iiiterfeic with the sittings at Goidelbllt. The Lord Clioneellor tiara put the question as follows : " Is it your Lordships' pleromrs that your Lordships should proceed further with this Bill vs Tuesday, the 3J day of t.)e lobos next. It was carried in the obliterative. Tits Lord Chasicellor thee said, that be wiabel to my a few words to their Lordships cm • subject winds be had torsi- Boned on a fornieroccasion. He was desirous to know from their Lordships; whether there would be any objection:4,n their part le rebriving the testinsosy of owe witness for (lip beak& of her Majesty, without his cessise 11 , re—be meoot Lord Frederick blunt .gn, who was types abrossfin Italy, sod so ill, that it would be impassible he could attend ; 'bowel. if their.Lorasteips consented, hie testiasuoy might be ohm abroad by commission. The Earl al Liverpool said, that it Waived their Lord ships to consider well bairn Rifle( their assent to roes is proposal. He believed it was not unusual in a Court of Just** to take the evidence of a witness who could out appear in a Court by deposition..-but their Lordship. would recollect that the parboil was a penal peoiredtog. ilia Lordship then, we believe, suggested that the matt., sibuukl be referred to the Cuoissel for the Bill. He. hail $1 19 'decisive °violin" kimaeW ; rata very Wrong feeling ainfost the proposition. The Lord Chem: Mho eshaormd, that be bad considered it his slaty to atemiutc the sultjem.. His tefrdahin then hipped that the House vosoW perstsit Min le ask at what hoot I. the morning their Lordships would meet for business after the adjouro mess t, whether at ten o'clock, according to the Ammer arrangement ! The Carl of. Liverpool said, that he bad very great .ets jectioes to any alteration of the hours. Some anciative- Attracts to their Lordships might bare unaided lbe kat arnsugement, bet they were greatly mer-halanced by its advantages. He trusted their Lordships wooed therefor* decide that the Home should meet at ten o'cloek, and ta jaunt at four.' . Lord Erskioe after some observations which. Were in. audible to as; :saved, that when the Hume meets agwo Counsel be called its. to the bar at tea, sad that the Home do adjuure at four o'clock each day: . Alba' a few wised@ frost lard Uaruley, the qaptioa was plarriiiiithe tfookerk awl agreed 'O. The Duke of Noakes* recalkd to the 'aiteotioa of t House the question of taking Lord F. illuataga's dr tins is f of berklijesty by eariSetissiuo abroad. • Noble Duke stated, that a letter hail *heir reeeima (re Nobk isdividaal (tett believe by biatoah statitig 1 state of his health modemd it itipasithee be should Italy by tbv,thostlie ease for its dishme Amid be !Oa on, and Ilesi.cd ter koo• wham hill ssalesce road be comatioahla, . L .. . . LittelMOl tt4e•lbil i_kbPstiass:to that coarite4 Ho abroad *sty mead dui; Lwakddps le what. /be now,' ties of seek a radios sesta kW: Tbs ssbeir of Is . • i as daeperforntanee wf the Coot reef. EAST INDIA HOUSE, flareatAAto 0 1 , COVitT of DI itlkerClß'S or Me JR. UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENC. `", LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Br Notice, That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE. Br HOUSES will be ready to receive Proposals in writing, sealed ap, ou t j r before WEDNESDAY, the 4th October, Fii 1820, from such Perilous an may be willing to supply the Company with Sci TILLETTS, WITH GILT SEALS, FOR PACKING WOOLLENS: Ca And that the Conditions of the Contract may be sera on application to the Clerk of the said Committee with To whom the Proposals must be left bef o re Elev en u"Clock en the said 411, 5 t/rusher, 1820, after which hour the Cont. mntee will nut receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. ice'