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• , s fi l' -. ...'4. - ',' p.i, .4:,p.;:..: 11 6 4 • ." .41 t' • ~ ~. ~d ~~ )~ Numitiat 6523.] WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 4, 1813, [PRICE ,§,itttriffch- HA P 1 7 , NTN V. . MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS. ' This Day way published, In Royal 07taro, price One Pound Four Shillings, boards, PRACTICAL TREATISE of the ',nut, of MARRIAGE, and other FANIILY SETTLEMENTS, EDMOND GIBSON ATtnntLEY, I.4ndon : Printed for W. aud Sous, Law Book solleri;Portitgal-street, SALISBURY 'TRIENNIAL MUSICA. j r . FESMAL WILL he celebrated on 'WEDNESDAY, the no of A ugust . , two ° foll days.—T• Per t,ot:tilanees will be oh ' the and same ,GRAND owing SCALE as • h usual ; i, which the Band (numerous and complete in every depart ot, end particularly adapted to give due force to the Choral e ugaged 'from the Opera-House, Bath, and the 0 . s Concerts ' &c. &C. Principal Vogul Performers, Mrs I Madame CATALANI, " a •rnoo, Mr. Belhony, Mr. Harrington, Mr. Lacy, And Mr. BRAI-lAM. r•Priu •'1 Leader of the Band, Mr. Cramer. • i 9P. , Second Violin, Mr.J.Loder ; First Viola, Mr. Ltts „t, I rnicip;ll Violoncellos, Mr. Lindley and Mr. C. Ashley ; rrlneipal Double Bass, Mr. Percival ; Oboes, Messrs. Ashley "41°Icers; Clarionetts, Messrs. M:'bou and BY 1 1 1 1; Bas. 1 P . ;:l 1 ,, Messrs: Holmes and .1. Ashley ; Flutes, Messrs..l. C. ley end Howell ; French Horns, Messrs. Leander ; Trum t; Messrs. Hyde and Sole Trombone; Signor Mariotti; r l uni, ?sir. Biddleconibe; Double Drurus, Mr. Jenliinson. on by and the whole under the eirection of Mr. ,„ • BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. tut limn BITION of SIR JOSLTUA REV t, .NOLDS'S PICT 'RES at this Gallen.. wi . ll C LOSE . on 7'4414 I 'S PICT of At tj ig,ust.—Open from fen till } ire. Admittance is. —Catalogues Is. By Order, OILLARD, Secretary. • lIAZARD, BURNS, . and Co. Stock-brokers„ 5i.1 41 .4 l ' e3 Pelftilly inform Public,. that TICETS and At th e . .f"r the present STATE; Lorreity, reaon Sale This " t °lli " , No. 93, Royal Exchange, London• num coosistinc o f only moon Ticket*, will corn -I)4svil in (.1- dr '"vio Two on the 17th SEPTENIBM Next, and Will be Days. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 ...... Prizes of /:, eo,ooo 2 ...... Prizes of O,OOO With other C4pitals, ind has it) it no Prize of. less value t41"1. --.11 e 't sand flanks 'mill- I.)e entitled to al. I._ 7 , t_ e. 1 try. Prize above 201. to 10,0001.; arid the First e 201, un the Second Day, to 20,000. , PIANO FORTE. TO BE SOLD, a CABINET GRAND PIANO PoitTE, got up in a superior stile, with three Unisons 4;ortnverful tone and very mellow, very easy touch, and plea tt,t4 t o the fingers ; warranted to stand in tune, take little 1 ea promptove or send in the Country; will he sold tii on payment. • 55 , Upper Brook-street, Grosvenor-square. To Ift LtT, FURNISHED, rtAnd entered upon at Michaelmas next, limiGiurroN PRIORY, in the County of ~ lgattingliam, together with 45 Acres of remarkable ' 4l ' Grass Laud,. in the centre of which the I - rouse is plea tautly situated, surrounded with Shrubberies laid out with ; 41. 4 "•'.--An excellent walled Garden and Grayery, &C. The .:NIRe euntains On the Ground Fluor, a Dining Room, :38 by ~'" feet--a Drawing Roma and Study, of guod dimensions -l'er th e Dining Room a Tlreakfast Raolll the saute r.ize--ex eeffent fled Rooms, tlressing Rooms, Sze. and good Office-- - Stahling for le Plurses,'nri Coach douse. Thargatton Pri;. ury, with good roads, 'is thr . ce mileb from Southwell, a good InArket town I; ten from Notfoltlmai and ten-from Newark, . ISt from I, ondon — irt..the-cOntr o of Mt. Chaw4rt Ws. Nita, d Within reach of the Melton, Ileivoir, and Mr, Lumtny Sa f°62 Vrec-hounds. kite tiilant will hart the right of Shoot ki, over an extensive 'Manor, well stocked with Game ~, era, and further particulars,• to be learnt of MesArs. 4 kkuell and Spedding, learnt Fields, London, and 11'illiem Smith, tut. Southwell, and John Brettle, \Esq. Isi i . II . 'arton 6 • . !..„._ By the KING'S ROYAL-LETTERS PATENT. vODBOLD's VEGETABLE lIALSA.I%, FOR CCUGHS, CO NSUMPTIONS, and ASTHMAS. HIS MEDICINE has . been established for nearly 30. years, and is allowed by many eminent Pity tilt,el4" t ° helhe only efficaeious.remedyto bedepended Upon for ii ) lrig the above Complaints. The numerous cures that are t:4 perforined, and which ere attested by persons of the first L„„„i°,l-11is kingdom, would fill volumes. °' it. Letter to Messrs. GODBOLDS, 3, Bloomsbury , Gentl e , square. th valn.,l,C' e n,—l have the pleasure fo inform you, that your 1•1 44. ice Vegetable Balsam, recontmentled to me by the fen; , r ' N hirley, of poih am , has perfectly restored rile to my 14:4 ktate of good health. I was iu ti. deep decline s u cc es s ad 4 a In tutber of other Medicines which failed of With gratitude I remain, Your obedient servant, . ROBERT DAVIS: el etif n i s tits, b"erland.place, Chelsea, May 11, 1818. tinut,tit, (Troth), Cray,ll6, Gtay's-inn-lane, is cured of a c0 . p 5 ,4,4, ,4 , 4, .2,11 taltitt,P 6 pints of the Vegetable Balsam ; she no ;Nl - , ts "ltrw of ' medicine from the faculty b monthi, and ''' l 4, '') relief, Certiticates of the cure , the I.4th of June, Nt rurir Pro ; t er 1)rocif;; of the efficacy of this medicine cannot be balit y ..,..." . 141 1 its being recommended ' by the following N - Th e . 4 4: , eoilrit 1) ' t Nf'llle Nlarettis of Lothian, the Right Hon. Vis th-- " (11 (1' amt - .1040.1- p W ard, the Right Hon. Lords Macdonald, 114 ''"Iitte's u ""(, and Mottrit.ford, the 1 - ion. - Ir. }4 l:: i t i e . 'heath . ' bottley and Wqrd - Dowagers (Jrantit , 1:-dwar'414,s,"1 l'erteseite, Lady ' A'pprecce ; Sirs Franc" 11141‘e' ( Niter- , ` "'4ll, A , C i • Il a n d George Armstrong; Terser- 41 4 b ovi ~ ..nai l ....0;;-.11 , U , DaAktli, De, 1e ' l ' t ki Drouly • Colonels li nker, N.ll, ‘,' ' oh, , ..t44; G . th e 4 ,•'''''fit. fif 0441 have established an institution far taip;411"1.1vpri,,,),,.i.Z.,1),11):4; and nthelss, who l c v l e tnnot afford t: n p ee y , in cOnSeqU prf it ,` t .. .A st t o ',L.,' ,aeilicine, and b. le Vender in every t i e , p m t i rivn ~,,,, paw l, one respecta ) e '4l/'"% to .. 11 i ~. ... i bi., t o tlic terms of the 4% ~,t,N, arkt.., ~, 1 __. ' ''tl i Illoomsbur)- squ are . re fplip , ~., rir 'Art A V INe F ' • 'lll..N's Li " ''' thin, i: II 4'AR I s ° ' br. VREL' ‘ ' . Ho proved, that . io A l (' !he pre, et ,' ,has been so i t tittotne „ , difle tev t , (l4 l' can 'bear a w '.th . 0. but tx : , :tlly , ctir'. titdgeS of a certain l° c l o7m in lic i t 3 i i t s io ci n ise, w hich the habit - , wit i ii ; % le " (~, t i l . ,l „ g , Chu' i 4)l,, ?t i tf e u rid l t l.‘ e *4 e t ii . 't s igs and exposure i ) ,ieny ~t, •yatiqn....withoLit debilitating the constituti on ltl / 4 e ' r i l l ')/ : 4ll ; 4 :t e 4 i ti ( t )r ev.ett requiring conhlue . ro v e ir n i t ue f s ro o n f t b i tt le s ss i e t 11.11.,,,.b.1)1c b,. 'll to diet. The radu-st blio apprn. S t : I ' , tor ill ' 6 l 4 s have proved their claim In' i ) , I l ; the y 4 e than thirty years. 'ln all th t e ° d ' e Pie' . IY 13 or lir r'e a never tailing ltestorative, by illicit b % i v li k t e y t o h t cr bo ti t i l e t „„„46ure, . •I)oueert h • -* Of MercurY7l.' yellers, •at 4+or .1 • Y too tree u 5,.... , strongtiose R,,, l ' e it 7 1 1. 1. 1 1 e r e!s or a warm clin h ia e te r , ech l i i l o w • e t n a ded too Core Y' 4 s they v,,•1(34(1' . they cannot specify, and complete 41t e , is in , Il _,., s : s receiv: a safer tieery iTlniiii`!l,.the 111 7 . 1 .1,, er tthhoris (pleets, -tyl t r.vne, Weakness t. se i fk t a h c a y t . 0itie, 0 7.`, 1 . ( .. . 4 , nd Organs uf 1 i who for many years had , ;31,prived .aoriehnecutne Moth ers, litkile, ciP,r‘it'ellrgektl,l:.44lltelreltlill,e::lVl r. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. an t , , Ports -1 4 Vine% w' er nnster-ro w ; Sharp, and Balms iiolis,o4,, ' r, "ton, A !hint t, Manor s and Portsea; Hall Mull° f 'sacoy, Sheerhost; ; pti cs Ito s .. ' -'ollsort ; Coleman ant s ~tativ i ,i _ '4 Cal Turner. Hull ; Hoxlar,d and Coo...kwort.llY_ 1 .14 1 "v, Nestles° Gilbert , Plymbuth; Knout and i,,,, t I , a w l s vv. 1 1, and ...1....ert. . , a___. uerie„..., , . Ed_ 1 t 4 40 1 'P in neY and Co'. ilirtningn 111 1 . 31. ,.... , ", ,__ , and qe,i.. cony • Suit .. , , . Liverpooi I . Staines .. Pt it'. iikhe;te "tiliTUr). 4 4 , tahlAr" Scott 101110 l 44 il i o u, z :Li . and gillenterdEliarr;:rritii,;tol3l rstetervacjiV. 11,,,1.,-:.(t• , 11 / 4 6 1 2 ‘ ‘ ‘ ) Y ' , v t 11 .! /4 , -' . an Leicester ; Dunn and .S.tt iaiikr-...tlingte.. tit . 4.1 . ' ,...., - S vvi -•.'r i : : must . Country Medicine s ta .1:040; ii .. t ., 2s. ret at • __ n „,. h. anti.• ..` 9(10 ° ' STAMP-OFFICE, LQMR)N - , July 29th, tal3. NOTICE" - is Irere.by given, that an Act - -Wits -LI passed in the late S.'esiion of Parliament, for .alterin;t, explaining, and amending an, Act of the forty-eighth year of his - Majesty's Reign, forgninting•StaMp Duties in Gmit Bri tain, with regard to the Duties on lte.issiuthle Promissory Notes (commonly galled Bankers Notes), - and on Convey ances on the Sale and Mortgage of Property;- and for better enabling the Commissioners of Stamps - to gire relief in cases of spoiled Stamps; and for better securing the Duties on Stage • Coaches.•---Iti regard to BANKERS NOTES. It is enacted, that after the, frith day qf October next, no Promissory Notes, for the Payment to the Bearer ou demand, of arty sum not exceeding Two Punnets and Tien shall be re-issued, by any Bankers or others in England, at any time after the expirition of Three Years 'from the date. thereof, under a penalty of 301. but that all such Notes shall, on the payment thereof after that period, be forthwith can celled, by the Persons paying the same, under the like:Penalty. The re-issuing of Notes for larger Sums is already restrained by the former Act.---fn regard to SALES AND MORTGAGES, Divers provisions are made for removing doubts which oc curred on the former Act relating to the ad valorem Duties.-- In regard to • . , • SPOILEb STAMPS. • The Commissioners are authorised to allow and exehange Stampi on written Instruments signed by any Party or. Parties (except. policies of insurance) which have or shall become in operative, unfit or insufficient for the purpose intended, void, or useless, in a variety of cases not before provided far.-- But application for the allowauce must be made within six months after the passing of the Act (on the 10th of duly instant) or after the date of the instruments, or within six months after the instruments become void, in case of their becoming void for want of inrolment, •or within six months after the same shall be receivedliock, in case of their bar img betzt 'sent abroad. And all applications for the allowance of spoiled stamps, on instruments not fully written, or not signed by any, party, must be made, at this Office, within six months after the passing of the Act, or within six months after the same shall .have been spoiled, if belonging to per sons resident in London or Westminster, or within ten miles thereof, or within twelve months after the same shall have beeil spoiled, if belonging to .persons resident elsewhere in England. And affidavits, or soleMn- affirmations in the case of Quakers, of ag the facts and circumstances IFt lilting to the spoiled or useless stamps brought for allowance, must-aceom pany the application ; which affidavits or affirmations mnst be made before a Commissioner of Stamps or a Master in Chancery, ordinary or extraordinary. And any personmaking a false oath or affirmation will be punishable for perjury-- 'ln regard to STAGE COACHES. The Act contains a clause for more effectually securing the duties, in cases of persons running stage. coaches without' a license. , Audit is enacted, that alicenses for keeping stage coaches, which shalt have been granted, within Six months preceding the Ist August, ,1613, shall continue in force till the 31st July, 1814, and that all licenses' granted before the Ist February,lBl3, and being in force on the 31st July, 1813, 'shall cease on that day, and new licenses shall be taken out in lieu thereof on the day following; and all licenses to be , grantejl after the 31st ! July, 1813, are to have effect and con tinue in force, from the date thereof, until the 31st day of July following, and no longer. It is recommended to . all bankers, solicitors, stationers,and others concerned, to make themselves acquainted with the particular provisions of the Act,-in order that they way avoid lfeuultie,, and intitle themselves to the relief given by it, in the case of spoiled stamps. By order of the Commissioners, • WILLIAM KAPPEN, Secretary. N'Elr VitNT 1011' —.14 0 rAI ES - (1 at e Robinson and Holmes), Patent Peruke-maker to his Royal. Highness the. Prince Regent, and to his It. H. the - Duke of Clarence, also to. the Theatre Royal Covent-garden, of 210 and tat, Strand, begs leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that he has inVented a mode of making PERUKES, which for lightness and natural appearance . cannot be equall ed: the hair is so curiously woven as to appear like the hair growing from the head. 'They are entirely devoid of pres sure, a fault that occurs in Perukes hitherto in use. Spring Scalps, and every description of Ornamental Hair for Ladies and Gentlemen, on an improved principle. N. It. Holmes begs leave to inform the Ladies and Gentle men, that be has engaged men of the first abilities fur Hair Cutting, and has recently fitted up apartments ftq that pur pose. • . This Day was publi.hed, • Handsomely printed in Octavo, price 9s. in boards, (Dedicated, by permission, to the Kight Hon. Lord Holland), ACORRESPONDENCE of the late. Right Hon. CHARLES .1 AMES FOX, with the late GIL BERT WAKEFIELD, 11. A. in the year •1796---1801, chiefly on subjects of Classical Literature. Printed forT. Cadell and W. Davies, Strata. Sold also by Blackwood, Edinburgh; .and Al. Keene, Dublin. • LIFE, HEALTH, HAFVINESS, THE Regular Practitioneri tioner plumes himself in that superior sagacity which enables him to detect the int. postures of the Quack, while the latter, with equal blunt. ness, if hot truth, retorts the charges of ignorance and ineffi cacy on the established-system of Regular Medicine. Who shall decide when Doetors disagree ?" : Let Presumption sinile,• •ar Pride frown . . ; isa lamenta• ble truth, that the present state of Nledical Pretension, as a certainty, is not to he ranked with the meanest mechanical discovery of the age. • • For me let c;alen mouldei on the• shelf, l'll live and be Physician for myself. There is but one infallible criterion which cannot deceive. Experience is the Test of Truth.—Dr, W E BST E VE GETABLE MEDI CIN 14 the En glish Diet Drink, has for nearly 6o years , m every species u t Fever, in all kinds of -Nervous Complaints; in Scurvy,. in Scrofula, in, Dropsy, in the Gravel, &c. uniformly restored the' dejeCted to spirits, the 'exhausted to strength, and recalled the vital spark to multitudes, ivhorn professional skill had abandohed an des spate. • Dr. W. well knew the pernicious and destructive effeets of quaekery, and was therefore decidedly hostile to all de scriptions of Quacks—lie WaS.3ll eminent Physician, ofex. tensive experience, and who, for half a century, dispensed more benefits to suMrirg humanity, by the application of this Vegetable Remedy, than all the lintel it toners in the Mo dern Materia Medics can boast. He happily combined a per feet knowledge of the human frame, and of the animal men.. notny, with botanical science, and' was therefore completely qualified to admieister such preparations with success. Those who wish to see his improved Vegetable System and Principles fully developed, may, by applying to the Vendets, procure his own Treatise, a new edition of which is just published price Ss. and also a small pamph'et, con. tatting thirty cases of remarkable cures, which all occurred during the last year. This invaluable Medicine is now faithfully . preparjltiv E • Slee r and Co. Borough High•stieet (sole Proprietors), from the original Recipe, which was assigned over to them by Dr. some years pr to his death. 4s• ; pint ditto, 7s. 6d.; and in duty included. mpridors ; also wholesale and re . Webster,Sot half pint bottle), qu‘ a v rt ho d l i e t s to al . e t o .l n si y ea b c y h t . he p tail by their Agents, Messrs. I toward and EV:CIS. Long-lent, West Smithfield. All Letters and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, will meet, the earliest attention. And is sold retail, by one at least, in every . considerable ,Town in the United Kingdom, and by the tidlowi ng V e nders o f Medicine M London Elliotson, Chemist and Druggitt, Cornhill ; Colesw o r t h y , Ch em i st 10 6, Borough ; Bolton's Medicinal W a riff oo i e, f ront o r y tea t Surrey.street, Black IflarS road, and at Kennington. st)oled C l l t ) o rt a g l gis E t. s. 11 4 a Z ge' w hitechapel moun,y. Chemist, cross; Sanger tote Bacon) 150, Oxford-street ; idgley, Che mist and Druggist , 49 , Sirmir ti H „,15015 and Co.. Cite. mists, Ore Ilayourket ; Ward, 324 A, I 'but') ;tad Mat. tics , p a rlunier, sy , k Icet.struct; TliE A 11.T.i. nrt Mondas, the ed of Augnst, ova. published, to be con tinued Monthly, mid completed in Twelve Number*, price 9s, each,. .. - . _ - 4.- - SERIES of FU)WERS artd FRUITS, Engroc'ed by Mr.BUSBY, from Designs of Madame vrm,.:l:: , rv, of Paris. Eich Number will .contain two beautifully. co!oureil Sub ject% and Outlines, with latter-press 4'ml - ructions: Are well calculated for 'Masters as Studies for Pupils. '. ' Published by It. Ackermann, Strand. To be s had of all the Book and Print-sellers. PO RTUGA L. . . This Day was pnlikidiell. Elesantly printed in Imperial Quarto (detlittited, by peimis sion, to taw Royal Highness the Prince Regent), price One Gninea4ort H. of mmytuty, PICTU ILIL RESQUE OBSERS,'. yr lONS on poirruom. , mug _ _ tra,ed by ilutiteroug Coloured View,,, and authentic Plans of all the Sieges and Battles fought iii the Peninsula during the pi %sr. By GEORGE lANDMANN, Captain in the Corps olltoyol Engineers, Lieutenant-Colonel in the same Corps in the service of Spain, with Brea et rank of Colonel. Peinted fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; W. Black wood, Edinburgh; and M. Keene, Dublin. , • This Day was published, Iu One Volume Quarto, price it. I Is. Gd, boards., ,4k ' ARRATIvE. of the , late CAMPAIGN in ' RUSSIA,. containing. - Information drawn from official Sources, and from intercepted Preach Doeurnenta hitherto unknown t.o the British Public. ROBERT TER PORTER. Illustrated with Plans, 84c. of the generil Movements of both Armies during their Advance and Retreat—and a Portrait of the late General Kntusotr. ' Printed for . Longman, Hard, Rees, Orine, and Brown, Pa teropiter-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, NeW 'Bond - street:. FROM •rite LONDON GA.ZErfE, AUG: 3 , 1813. off/Mitaily- Office, .dugiat :3, 1913. '- • Admiral Loi a Keith hat triinsnattrvi to John \Vi kart Croker, FAT, ti .letter Aunt Captain WOOllcombe, or his M a jestv'.4 ship Itevotntionaire, giving an account of his Itaviin.•;, on the ~ , .15th of lawVoinutit. captured the American schooner privateen'Ma tiliTA,,nrOtic limidred and ninety tone, :;.nd eleven guns,•piOced fur eighteen. Atinaiea fly-Office, ..lagmst 3, 1913. Extract of a Letter from Capt.,in Seubell, of Nfojesty's Ship Thais, to John VVilsou Croker, E4q, duted s►tSierra Leone, April 24, 1913. - . 13e pleased to acquaint the Lords Commissioners of the Ad miralty,--that ou the alst ultimo, crui.eitig off this anchorage,. I eaptnreof the American prit'ateer Rambler, of one hnndred andisixtr tons, twelve long nine and six-pounders, and eighty eight men; she sailed from Rhode Island, January-213th, and has not made any captures. 'hay 19, •1813. • Ws - Royal Itgbitegt 'the? Priiice "Rep nt has been view d, in the name and on the behalf of .bis Majesty, to g4e und Omit unto Lieorge Johnstone Hope, Rear-Admiral of the White Sqtradror, .of his. Majesty's Fleet, his Majesty's Royal License and permision,, that he may accept and wear the in sinia of n Knight of the 4111 class of the Royal Swedish Mili tary Order of the Sword, with which his Majesty the, King o f Sweden has been pleased to honour him, in testimony , of the high lease which that Sovereign entertains of his merits and services. . trur.gllice, Aug. #, 1 H 13. id Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet Ifenry Pears to, be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bush, promoted. C.Rayly, Gent, to b e Cornet, without purchase, vice Pears. Ath Ditto, T. Shuttleworth, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chttse, vice Hughes, promoted its the Ist Dragoons. • 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons, G. Cross, Gent.. to be Ve terinary Surgeon, vice Gonithorpe, deceased. .12th Ditto, ,Serjeant-MujOr •- Griffiths to be Adjutant (with the-rank of Cornet), vice Gitterick, promoted in the Staff Corps of Cavalry. • teth Ditto, Lieut. john'Unrke, from the/ad Light Dragiiians, • to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Owen, promoted in the, ISth Light Dragoons. ~18th Ditto, Capt. C. Wood, front the 08th Foot, to be Cap . Jain•of a Triaiip, without purchase. let Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant and Adjutant Ca. tueron, from the Nova Scotia Feneibles, tube Adjutant and Lienteunnt, vice Chafe, who resigns the Adjutantcy ouly ; 4th Ditto, Lieut. J. It. Vincent 'to he Captain of a Coutpany, by purchase, Vice Burke, promoted. Ensigns VV. Graham, vice Barker, killed in *Aims, W. Clarke, vice Thorne, killed in acti:in, C. H. Farrington, by purchase, vice Vincent, to be Lietit enmits. Sth. Ditto, Ensign A. Campbell . to be Lieutenant, vice 1301. ton, killed in action. Vultinteer A, Rees to be Ensign, vice Campbell. lth Ditto, Lieut-. 1 .N. Charles, from the 30th Foot, to be optain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hooke, ap fointed to Abe Ist Royal Veter a n Battalion. Ensign It. arts to be Lieutenant, without purcitase,• vice Clll4'lll, promoted in the. 59th Foot. J. iVl'Derinott, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ross. . 15th Ditto, Lieut. T. pot, front the 834 Font, to be Lieute nant, vice Haigh, who exchanges. 9.3 d Ditto, Second Lieut. C, W. Hill to be First Lieutenant, vice Joyner, who reOgys. G. Stainforth, Gent. to be Se cond Lieutenant, vice Hill. sal; Ditto, It. N.B.ogiirs, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Kelly, de- 3241 Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon J. Bartow, from the 13th Light Dr goods, to he Surgeon, vice Bell, who retives. 3311 Reginreut of Foot; Lieut. T. D. Haigh, from the 15th Foot, to be Lieutenant, lilac Cost, who exchanges. 35th Ditto, Lieut. N. F. Droniguole to be Captain of a Come pasty, without purchase, vine 'Fithian, Who resigns. 41st Ditto, Assistant-Stirgeou W.ltobertson, from the 43th Foot, to be Surgeon, rice Thorn, appointed Surgeon to the I , "Orces. • 42d Ditto, Lieut. D. Ilarelayto.he Captain of a Company,.by purchase, vice Graham, who retires. 45th Ditto, Basin) It. Nlachensie to he Lieutenant without purchase, vice Morcott, who resigns. W. A. Brown, Gent. 4 4 7 ft: h o b 1 1 1 ;:i i t t E t t o h n , s , 1 4 :en ' r t ‘ .. i A c V e . M C a o c x k , " fro z e m . the 1 Oed Foot, to be Li eu tenon t, v St. Ensigns R h 1 . 1 ' ll w r. ti N o I t :l x / c o h ti a ti n el : . rice Harley, killed in action, E. As - ar, vice Hill, killed iu action, to be Lieute nants. Volunteers -Murray, from thigith Fo - ot, vice M‘Donnell, Luttrell, front the let Foot, vice Agar, to he Ensigns. Serjeant-Major '.V Bongs (with the rank of Ensign), vice Kelly, who resigns the At,:jutancy only, ,to he ~‘djotattr. 58th Ditto, Lieutenant P. Pytter to he Captain of a Company, bylmrchase, vice Woltz, promoted. Ilia Ditto, Captain R. Bates, front the 4th Garrison Bat-, tation, to be Captain of a Company, by pordutse, vice Druitet promoted. 68th Ditto, Lieutenant 1. tI.M. Leith to be Captain of a Company, vice Anderson, killed In notion. To be Lieu. tet.anivt Assigns .1. Mitchell, rice Leith, and D. J. skittle, Gib,un, front the 51st Foot, vice Parvin, killed in down), N ic e T ro , : i e , To he libigut, Volonteer Joint Church, from the 95th ,Foot, vice Skeetie. C. Bishop Hodges, Gent.. vice Volunteer }fodder, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chose, vice Pizot, promoted. ritti Ditto, Lieutenant James Crossgrove, fruit the East t • 6014 to be gusiguovitbout purchase. 8:34 Ditto, To ho Lieutenants, Ensigos A. Lane, vice flux ham, killed in rictipn, And Wni.linS, by purchase, vice Jackson, promoted in the 47th not. • 87th Ditto, Voltinteer O'Grady to be Ensign-, tit:C. . Grady, killed in action. • oitt Ditto, Ensign J. A.'Ormiston to ht Lieutenant, by pin - - . chase, vice Hamilton., proMoted in the 3d Ceylon Regitneot. Wm. Henry Barker, Gent; to be Ensign, hy purchase, vice Wiitiatos, appointed to the Ist Life Guards. :nil Ditto, To be Lieutenants, withotit purclose, Ensigns T. Mitchell, vice -Fraier, promoted, and G. Mitchell, vice Baillie, promoted.. To be Ensign.s, without purchase, Vo inlayer' Alexander Dobbin, from the 40th Foot, to he cll. sign, vice T. Mitchell, and John Gent. ric e • 934 Ditto, Ensign W. V. Graves •to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Robertson, who vetiree. Hospital-Assistint George'lnglis to be Aro. , istant,Nurgcon, vice Hilbert, ap poiiited to the Royal Waggon Trnin. 100th EpsigreV.'L. Hall, front the :Id °an ison Notion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 1024 Ditto, To be LieutenAnts, I ieuteroints Welter St. John, front the ,itith Foot, v v;h4.excitatig.-;, A. M‘Duff, front ,the. 4th Garrison Battalion, vice Gaest; who ex changes' Ensign John N : Villittins, by purchase, vice Browise, promoted. To be Assktaet-Surgeons, Flotoital-Assistapte 'James Price, vice Smith, superseded, heitie - absent without leave, James Johiisoe, vice Bohan, appointed to the 24 'West India Regiment. ed. West India lie rinse Assisttra-Sergeon William n Dphen, flora the' !Miot, to be Assistaot-Surg e on, vi ce Bea, 'dee ceased. - 7th Ditto, Ensign J. Atkinson to be Lieutenant, vice Solemn, deceased. Ensign C. 'Leissriug, from the Duke of Brims-. wick ()els' Light. Infautry, to be Ensign, vice Atkinson. Royal African Corps,William Sutherleml, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Macrae, promoted. :stl Garrison Battalion, Peter Kerr, Deputy Provost-Marshal in Sicily, to be Ensign, vice flail, promoted in the 100th Foot. 4th Ditto, Captain J. F. Oldham, from the 89d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bates, who exchanges. Liam tenant E. Guest, from the ma Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice M‘Duff, who exchanges. , Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain A. Hoiike, from the 11th Foot, to be Captain of a C01141)44, vier: Jaques, placed on the Retired List. " 4th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Mann, to he Lieutenant, vice La rimer deceased, Setant William Sunnier, from the Royal Military Asylum, to be Fosign, vice Man. 10th Ensign Tboinas Chet t/e to be Lientenant, vice Leggett, • deceased.: Serjeant-Majoe ,John Hartley, from,- Tilbary Fort, to be Eneign,, vice .Chettle. 13th Ditto, Ensign Barnes, to lie Adjutant. Neva Sdotia Fencible Infantry, SerjeantaMejor Reed, froM the Ist Foot, to he Adjutant /with the rank of Ensign), vicecameron, appointed tu he. Ist Foot. : Iliteveir.-To• be Lieutenant-Cirlintels in the Army,•Major G. J. *Robles, of the 10th Light Dragoons. Major It, M'Dou , all, of the Glengarry Light infantry. STAFF. ---J. M.Simpson,(lent. to be a Deputy Assistant.Ceon- Fili n s i vt r a Y t, ( S 3t rl"r a .- :" S o t t a l tr w S r o o r r g c eC s n ' t JaMes Ivlaceitley, to be De puty Inspector of Hospitals. ' Sergeant A. 'llntt, from the 41st Foot, to be Surgeon-to the Vorees,. vice Macaulay. GARIUSQNS.—M. W. Rudd, late Lieutenant anatAdjutant of the .2tl Garrison Battalien, to be;Fort Major of Sin:antis, lst vi l e t e e:in "l im U it ed i; ' L l i ti g 'l l l : lC. D rian r 4g a ig g 'sl 2 3' ll e s r .et i l n 'O L b e e g C lor ets,Ottopei,e, Giant. vice Peterstltelf, who rejpi. Joust limps, Ouht. vice Holzermano, promoted. - • 2ttilattalion of Light Infantry, Frederic Sehaumann, Gent4to be Ensign, vice Collier, who resigns. lst Bistrahon of the Line, Charles Theedore Meyer, 'Gent. to be•Euel;zu, vice Fellowet, promuted. 3d Ditto, William Brandii, Gent. to be ditto. to be Ensign, vies 4tt r t a:r Dl qu tt e c: , Light Infantry, Tll' L D ie u u k t e erni f t C O ° .b l r C ' ep nof ft a ß o C s o se lu t p o ali b re i d: e :t u ecr t diN i ka t s a sjea t u , "; :ie k4 e : l l° .• e ) ' :t i t en e a w : s% ti y ° . u. n Melte Volunteer Infantry. let Battalion, Captain Norris Moore to 4u Major, vice Con, niughame, who resigns. ' Robert Cuiniiiighame, Eike to ha Captain of a Company, vice Moore. BANKRUPTS. William Wilson Xyde, Kingston-upon-Hnll, gabinet-maker, to surrender August 12,13, and September 14, a eleven, at the Neptune; Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, hir. Southatopton , buildings, or Mr.liodgers, ShAdield, or Mr.Cotswortli, Kingston-upon-Hull. John Hoeil, late of auttield-street, Mae!driers, - 9urrey, cooper, Augrost 7, 14, and September 11, at ten, at Guil4. halip Loudon. Attorney, Mr. liatsford, Horselydown-lane. Thomas Hugo, late of Lbstwithiel, Cornwall, bunker, Auguit AO, at twelve, SI, and September 14, at eleven...at the Red Lion lon, Truro. Attornies, Messrs. =OP, Horton, and Rourke, crane-Court, Hoot-street * . or, Messrs. Warren and Son, Truro. James Mottratn, late of Doßcaster, Yorkshire, hatter ' August 12, - at seven, 13, at eight, and September 144 at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Rotherham. Atturnies, Mesars.Rroadrick, and Bright, Doncaster, 'or Messrs. I.(4es and Cowburn Hari-court, Temple, Arabella Taylor and William Taylor, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants, Aligust 14, 17, and September 14, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornie, Messrs. Sykes and Ku mo tea, New-lun, London, or Messrs. Martin. and Scholefield, DIVIDNDS. Aug. 24. W. Plant, Crown-street, Finsbnry-square, porter merehant—Atig. 24. Jones, Birmingham, shoemaker-- Aug. 24. 1). Griffiths, Canterbury, linett-draper—Aug . . 24. J. .Ward, Woolwich, coal-merchant,--.1ug.21. J. 'fownsetit, Crane-court, Fleet-street, upholsterer--Supt. la. Li. mi thers, El. K. Siiiithers„ and G. Buck, Newport, Monmouth, coaliiasters—Ang. 24. J. Mirth, Norwich, upholsterer— Sept. W. Beatson and J. Beason, St. Itlary at Frill, mer chants-- Aug.. 114„ It. Parices, DaleEial, Birmingham, currier. --Aug. 24. japoiiimr—Aug. 411. .1. }WNW g, iii.ipopsgate-street-without, unliolsterer—Aug. T. Wright, Moor-., s treet,-., s treet,Birmingham, gruper—;.:tag. 26. T. Stewart, North Shields, ship , owner—Aug. 28. j. Wu& i t e ll and J. Lloyd, Fen-rourt, Venchurch-street, Sevt. Fern, Cheltenham, painter—Aug. 28. I. Satter , thwaite, 'rantwurth, Warwick, wine and spirit mei.eliant Sept. 4. J. Doeson, Craniirooli, Kent, brewer—Aug. 30, J. Ley, Taunton, Somerset, mercer—Anti. 2S. T. Scott, . Scutt, and D. Scutt, Carthorpe,York, grocers—Sept. 2. S. Atkinion, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, insurance-brolier. CERTIFICATES, Ave, 41. Newton, Lamb's 'C. Falconer, Strapping, victualler--J. watcn-inaker—R. Lye, Gnswell-strect-rntid, Conduit-,treet, builder—T. 'Martin, Sidney, Gloucester, tuulscr4iterc-bant— B. Smith, Burnley; Lancaster, grover--N. Roe, Uirluingintm confectioner—J, Witberley, Nutting - ham, hosier—lt anwil: ton end,W. Graham, .Liverpool, 'merchants—T. 13-tro6s, Co! ' . chestetr, wuller—W. Lamb, Mend' ter, oro,:er---.t. 14'M r,, A141 , ' Ouster, warclaysetuan—J. Mackanes4, Bm,h,ten, Mincing dun, dealer—W. Clark, C u linni,nrvel , VAIN-,llolola4it , ' I'ARTNERSIIII'S 111'".:.;0i,VED. 'W. Jane and 3, Recce, hiumn an, Mo th n mou, paper-rim kt . r ,i .....c. 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