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SI DDO NS ; Betty, Miss M E LLON. • In - the course of the Evening, .a favourite HO RN PIP E, by ;Miss ROSE, Pupil ot• - D'Egvirle. WITH • - . THE YOUNG HUSSAR Ur, LOVE AND MERCY. The Overture and Music composed by. Mr. Kelly. . T he Cliataders by Mr. LISTON, Mr. EYKE, Mr. CHERRY, Mc: - GIBBON, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. FlTzsimmoNs, Mrs. MOUNT:IIN, Mrs. HAR LOWE, Mrs. BLAND. Bo‘esos. ecorfil Price 35. -Pit' 3s. 6d. Second PIRA: 2s. - -Gallery 2s.- -Second. price 15.—Upper Gallery 15. Se cond rrice.6d.- No Money to be returned. Placcsior the Boxes to be taken at tlie Box-office, in Little Russel-street. The Doors to be Opened at Half-'past Five, and begin at Half 7 past Six. • SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS lIVIPRISONED FOR SMALL DUETS. ••• Craven-street, Strand,- lune 3, 1807. R ENEFA,QTIONS since the LAST REPORT, viz. Messrs. Farquhar and Co. - kobert Herries. Esq. .. - Executors of Mrs. Citharine Hyde, 501. de dotting Stamp-Duty . - 45 0 - 0 acne, Allen Vark, Esq. - - Ann. 2 2 o M. F. 21. 2S.—E. I. I. IL is. - • , 3 3- 0 A. Gentlen3n unknown - - 20 0 0 George Solteau, Esq. two years - - 4 4 0 Mrs. Solteau - - . Ann. t t o Charles Kr6.tchhull, Esq. .. - - 21 o The Rev. Dr. Hughes - - - Ann. • .z z o Mr. Crowder - , - - Ann. '1 1 o For the Benefit of the Society, received per Post t i 0 W. 13. •Trevelyan, Esq. - - - Ann. 3 3 0 M. R. S. per ditto - ' - Ann. 3 3 0 Mr. C. P. Jones - Atm. 2 '.: o Thomas Boone, Esq. per Biddulph and Co. Ann. 5 o 0 C. L. L. per ditto - - 5 0 0 -Messrs lii , ldulpb, Cocks, and Ridge Ann. 3 3 0 Ceorge Vansittart, Esq. - .. Ann. 2 z 0 1; Uansey, Esq. - - Ann. 2 2 is J. Marsh, Esq, two years - , -.. 2 Z o .C.M. a Lady - - , Ann. to 0- o Evan La . vv, Esq. per Herries and Co. .: Ann. 3 sc, Caroline, Countess of Buckt cham - 5 o 0 A Stib.c.riptioti of a tew Individuals from the Griffin a 5 0 W. H. 431,:—A. Y. 51 --per Hoares :: - 45 o q MN, Sarah iinith, Chichester, per ditto •- 22 0 Aciain tt:ew', Esq per.ditto - - Ann. 22 o Miss SAitenstall, per ditto - Ann. ; 3 0 I-i. C. per Tre3sorer - - 2 0 0 AmicuS. per-ditio - - - 5 o 0 hirs. S. and Mrs. T. S. per ditto . - 10 • 0 Ann: ,C 2 2 0 Ann. 2 2 0 Z 222 15 0 Dischaiged and relieved from various Prisons 30 • Debtors, for the Sum of - - - - T 34 6 6' Conside:red the •caseS'or 46 Petitioners Approved 43. De terred - I,%Periti , lis and Rejecied t Beneradions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea , Surer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co. -St. lames's-street ; Hoares; Fleet- Street ; Eu 1 ler - at>tt Chaltelis, Lombard-street ; Bidduip Cocks, and - Ridge Charing.cro ; Dorrien and Co. Finch. lan e , ; I A lanunerstey's, P4ll-Mail . ; Xeres, Luca: ilou, a-nd;Co.. No. Lombard-street.; Sir NI BloxLain and Co. No. 27,. : Gracechurch- - steet4; and by• the Secretary, No. 7, , CriVen-street, Strand, where the Books may be. seen by those who are inclines to support this Charity, and where the Suci.;ty meet on the first Wednesday every Month.:_. . .VOUNG `LAMES: • J. Na: most eligible Situation,. near Hyde Park , where a Few Y.outig ,Lades _are received to Complzte their - Education, there P are no .1/ s onic Vacancies. Front the trnallness of the Nuiier, liberality of the Plan, this EstabiNhincnt will be lound to unite all the advantages of public and private Edueation. Letiris, post paA, acidresved to A. B. at Miss Hay's, 43, Crest Portland. street," will be attended to. • • • To the LADIES and gENTLEMEN of LIVERPOOL, An its Vit.inity. S CROLFIELD and LECKIE, • Ladies': and Gen. :cc' Hair Cutters; Dressers; and Ornamental Hair resp,ed silly CisKr tor their I nspetlion a fashi• on a oje, i nd Ldeg,..pt fk.,sortrnetit of Farley }lead-dresses and P erru ques male upon the most approved principle, to-imi tate Nature, and not to be discerned tram the natural growing II air. "'-' Bandeaus; Borders . a la Madona, I la Egyptienne, a la Crec, &c. • &c. in the most fashionable Style and beautitul Variety: ' • . . Elegant DeVices in long Hair, applicable for Ladies' full Dress, both decorative and ornamental ; lmlierial Shell Combs and Head Embellishments of every kind ; and all kinds of Oil fir improving the Hair, &c J. S. grateful for past favours, trusts to merit a -Continu ance ; and that no exertion may' be wanting, has commenced partnership with J. Leckie; Foreman to Mr. Hughes, of New Bond street, London, and flatters himself that those who may honour hiin With. their Cortimands will receive the fullest satisfaction. • • • .BLACKHEATH, KENT. TO BE DISPOSED OP BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ' T HE • EXTENSIVE and MODERN PRE- I. MISES called BRYAN HOUSE, a most Desirable Concern fOr a large Seminary, or for a-Nobleman or Gentle inan's Comm),'Residence. It is equally adapted . for either Purpose, and the Situation is most delightful. For particulars apply to Mrs. Bryan, on the Premises. FOR RFIE-UMATISMS, SPRAINS, CHILBLAINS, &c. Dr. STEER'S OPODDOC. THIS MEDICINE, from its extraordinary -Effi , cacy, is justly entitled to the reputation it has so long - acquired above every other Preparation of the kind. By its .Warm, penetrating and.attenuating ,qualities, it is found to be the most powerful application in Rheumatism, Spasms, and Palsies ; as also in Cramps, Bruise•:., Sprains, Burns, Scalds, fresh Cuts, and - the Sting of Venomous Inscas ; is particularly recommended in Contusions, etccasitined - by G.un-shot Wounds, and to refreSh the Legs and Feet'after long -'exercise in walking. 'lt speedily 'remove - s Chilbains, anti, it used in time, will prevent them from breaking, .but for this purpose it should be dissolved and applied warm. Sold only by F. NeWbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's - Church yard, London, in Bottles, price ;5.6d. each ;• and, by their appointincnt;- by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church- Yi.rd ; Bacon and Co. 150, and Aden, 76,- Oxtird-strcct ; ti 4e. Old Bord-street .ay ley and Co. Cock st rect .; Middle-rhw, Holborn ; Randall, Royal Exchange ; lioroool Fligli-street ; and I. Harris, at the Corner vF Lattigate-strec. - .4 N. &. Ons,rv..: .that the Words " F. Newbery, No. 45. are ...graved the Stamp. E D 2iTE S .Iz, .JUNE 10 1807. SUMMER LOTTERY, CONSISTING of only Twenty Thousand Tickets, begins ‘ Drawing t4th LY, 03°7 , , SCHEME. I P rivz of 430,000 - - is . k30,0a0. - zo,ooo - - - - 40 y ocia 2 - - lo r oeo 2 - 500. - - • 10,040 1000 6 - 500 21 - - 100 3 0 - 5° 15 )0 25 - - - - 20 - 50,000 2500 - - - 15 - 37600 zo,-)._o 'rickets 200,000 First-drawn Ticket Fourth Day, being the only Fixed Capital, TIIIR,I'IC THOUSiNND POUNDS. The Drawing Nvill . be regularly woo,' Tickets - each Day.• Ist, T .., 'Tuesday, - luly 14 i 6th, Tuesday, - - Aug.- I I 2d, Tuesday, - int} , 21 I 7th, Wednesday, - Aug, 12 I 3d;. Tuesday„ • . j uly 28 Stb,-ThufsdaY, -., ug.,13 4th, Thursday, - Aug. 6 9th, Friday,:, - - Aug. 14 sth, Saturday .. Aug. 8 loth, Saturday, T-- Aug. Is PRICE. Ticket - - - r 9 16 0 Half - kio 3 0 quarter - - s 3 v Sixtceittli - - fjz 0 -i 6 6 AT the Cheapest and Bet. Hosiery Warehotis?. in the Kingdom, between Castle , antt-Old Round Court, nearly opposite York buildings, No. 434, Strand, the greatest 13argains are now selling.; consisting of Men's brown Cotton fot Boots,, at only rs.'bd. per pair, wofth as. 6d, ; Women's stout Lotto is 6d. worth zs. 6d. ; tine '2:;. ; extra so per 3s gd. worth ss. ; stout black and white Silk bs..3d. with laced clocks 7s. 6d. ; extra (.)4),1 'los 6d. A vitricty of latent: Angola Hose, warrantA not to shrink, from as. yd. to the best quality ; stout worsted is 3a ;, tine 25..; super fine 3S. 64. ;. Mittss.'6(.l ; a curious . Article in square Net Mitts ; also Ladies' new-invented Lace Sleeves, calcu- • latett to give ease And elegance ; Men's CottonbraWers 35.64: with every other Article in the Hosiery Line that can pes f . sibly be made,up to tie very hest qu ,holesale and tor exportation.-- Stockings made , to any l r.ttern t This I)ay Was puolislicO, In Three Vo4s Bvu. it. in boards, the Second Edi lion, wi:h Lnisid. , rable A...ldi,ionsand Corie4tions, of SKETCH - of a TOUR on the CONTINENT. By !ANUS EDW. SMITH, Member of the Academies of Turn>, Upsal, StOckholm, Liknd, Lisbon, philadelii!lia, the Iniperial-Aceidemy, Nia ture Curiworinn, &c. &c. President of the Linnean So ciety. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row; and J., White, Fleet-street. • CHAPTAL's NEW WORK. • This Day was published, In Four Vols. Bvo illitatiate.l. with - uMnerous Engravings, price 365. in boards. • • HEMISTRY APPLIED TO.ARTS AND - MANUF,Ai:IURES. , . • By M. f. A. CH ' Member and. Treasurer of the French Senate ; Grand Officer' of the Legion of Honour; Member of the Institute; norary Professor of thc'Saaool of VledieinC, &c. &c. Little need be said to recoinnnind anew York .by so emi nent a Cit_inist as M. Chaptal, who has skilfully appiii in it all the in-kkrn Discoveries in Cheinistry;and%Expermieotal Philosophy to the -perfection of the Arts and the various branches of MannfaelureS. Such a Work has--10-ng•beeii an acknowledged desideratum ; and, , executed by'so'actito an Ex perintentalistas the present Author, it forms an aeghiz.ition above all price to the numerous-chcAmists, workeis of metals, and Manutadurers of Gteat Britain and Ireland. • Printed for Richafd• Phillips; 6, Bridge-sticet, London ; and to be had of all Booksellers. • Of whom, in stew weeks, ,may be had,. a DiaiOnary of Pradical and Theoretical Chemistry, in one Lire and closely printed Vol Bvo. by Win.. Nicholson, with Plates, price 16s. to noaids. E;..c ' - • • ' This Day Was published, price I2S. in boards, • ARCHIEOLOGIA GR/ECA, or the Antiquities of Greece ; being an Account ui the Manners and Cus toms of tii , a Greeks, deduced from the latest and best autho rities, anti ;elating to their • Government, Dress, . I Entertainments, Magistracy, L xercises, Vand, • Laws, - • p Baths, - Music, judicial Proceedings, Marriages, P.,inting, - Religion, • • Divorces, Vublic Buildings, Games, Funerals, • Harbours, Military and Naval Domestic. Em- I Weights and Meii A thirs, -• pigments, fi sures, &c. &c. Chieflyklesigned to the Greek Classics, by ex plaining Words and Phrases according to the .•Rites and Cus toms to which.they refer. To which are prefixed, ,a brief History of the Grecian States, and Biographical Sketches of . the principal Greek writers. By the irkev..loHlN/ ROBINSON, Of Christ's College, Cambridge, Masterolthe Free Grammar School. at Ravenstonedale, in Westmoreland. ' • London:. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, New Bridge street. ;- and sold by a I 'l3o,vk sellers, . lust published, be the same•Authpr, The Grammar of History, by Means of which that in porttint subject may be praCtically taught iii SthoolS,price3s. bound. .-Ancient History, for the Use of, Schools; in one closely printed volurne,duodecimo,.price 6s, bound. Modern History,•for the Use of Schools, similar to the An cient History, price 6s. bound., PICTL May r's, 113 7. HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING lS IVIAJESTI") NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the 3oth of June next, thty will he rea!y to receive Tenders, in <tailing (sealed. up), and treat for the supply of what SEA PROVISIONS and FRESH BEEF may befe, luired for the use of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Islands of Jamaica and New Providence, for Twelve Months certain, from the isth of November next, and farther until ,Six Months notice shall be given, cn side, for the termination thereof: the modeof payment to be by Bills, payable, with in. :eras!, ninety days after•date. The Conditions of the Contraa itzay be seen at the Sect_etavos Offiee. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be iriserta: in words at length, or that shall nat . be delii,ered to the Board 6efare Gar o'Cirsek on the said Tuesday, the 30th of June next, uor unless the .1 - rsan who- makes the Tender, or some Person an his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for : noe. will any Tender that 'contains extravagant Pricer upon some Articles . , and Prices much inferior to the real va.'ste upon others, be considlied as proper to be admitted. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, May z?, 1807 THE COMMISSIONERS:for ncTuALLIA G. ills MA . 7EQ'Y'r NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday, the. 28th of rune next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and tiCat for Three Hundred. Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, or FOREIGN BRA N DV' ; to he delivered, Ore-half in the space of ense Month, ' and the remainder in one Month afterwards j ;into His Majesty's Viaualling Stores at Deptford, P.etsmOuth, and lyymoutb, in thefollowing proportions, viz.' Deßtford - •- 2.0,000 Gallons. • I),,rts.!;,)nth - - - 40,000 Plymouth 3'90,000 and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety day 3 alter date. The Conditions of the Contrail be seen at the Secirtag's N. 13. /'lo Tender will be accepted unless the quantity of Rum and of Branay,,together with the Price thereof, shall be separate? ) , and distiuß?y stated ; nor 'bill any Tender be admitted for a less quantitythan Ten Thousand Gaguns of either Article. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be insetted iii wirds at length, or that shall not be delivered to the ihoard &lore •qtte ,o'Cloek on the said TSuriday, the alb of. Jane next., n a antess.the Persom who makes the Tender , or some P Pi his beha./I,,,:tends„to answer, when called To, FREI:AV/LI) WINDSOR FOREST. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE COWCRACT, Most Desirable FREEHOLD -ESTATE, on the b“rclers of Windsor Forest. 3t tittles from London, about ten float Windsor, one mile , from hinfieid, and two miles from a Post and , Market town . It consists of about 33 Acres of Land, of Which about 'A cres are Meadow and Pasture, and about 13 Acres. Arable;" with ,Farm-house, Barn, Stable, and Cottage in. perfect repair, and unlimited right.of Pasture ONl‘ . :' extensive Commons: The Land is wtthiti a perfeet Ring-fence, Is o.:cnpied by the Proprietor, is in the highest state of culti‘ , ation, and possession may be had as soon as the purchase icoinpl - ;!t...7d. Tire Timber and grol.ving..Crops to, be taken at a vainnum: • The neighbour hood is genteel, the Country' abounds' with Game, the King's Hounds, as also a Pack -of kox I loimds, frequently hunt in the vicinity. A Coach for. London. passes daily through the atdresaid - narker-triWn'.—Apply to Messrs. Bolton, Lane, and Lane,- No: 5, Laurence Poultney-hill. . . .• . . This Day 'vas published, . . By ,Mathews and Leigh, No. IS, Strand, H. D. Symonds, Paterncipter-row, London; t)ugdale, Dublin ; and may he had Cot any bookseller, in One Volume Oetavo, with an • eleput Portrait of. the Author, a New Edition, price only 3s. containing nearly 300 Pages, of • . C OE:UNION'S GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Acl, 1.3 vice tr . ) hdth SeXes, in a Variety of Complaints. Ex plaining, in a toriCise and plain Manner,' the mode, treat ment, and most efficacious Remedies for the following Dis eases, which are treated of under their respective heads, viz. Abortion or Miscarriage ' Indispositions attendant on Asthma . , Pregnancy Appetite, Loss of I ndigestion Barrenness- . Juvenile I ndiscretion Bilious Complaints Lowness of Spirits Chlorosis or Green Sickness- Menstrual EVaeuations , Child-bearing Nervous Diseases Consurfiptions ' Ow:mist - it, or Secret Vcnery Female Diseases Pregnancy" Fits ' Phthisis, or Cough Fluor Albtis, or .Whites Rheumatism : , Flatulence, or Wind Scrofula G leets ' ' • ' . . Seminal Weaknesses Gonorrhcea Scurvy Hy pochondria, or Aldan- ' Ttirn of Life, .choly Complaints. ' &c. -Btc: .. . 'Co which is an ESsay on the Venereal Disease, Gleets, and Seminal Weaknesses. The hole illustrated and interspersed with a variety of authentic fads never be fore published. • • By S. SOLOMON, M. D. The Author is proud to • cohfess, that he has been assisted by many eminent literary medical !nen, to whose labours and assistance he is much indebted ; they, as well as hims e lf, have tried the remedies prescribed, and acknowledged their . salutary and powerful efficacy. Orders given to any Bookseller in Town or Country for Solomon's Guide to Health," will be duly executed at only . 3s. each copy, free of carriage.: - For the very excellent character of this Book:, sec the different Reviews. London : Printed tor the' Author , and sold by Mathews and Leigh, No. tB,. Strand; and . ; Syrrvnids,. Pater noster-row; also by all Book Sellers in the United Kingdom. RHEUMATIC GOU'r an4.RFIEVM.,NTISN4 URRIDGE's SPECIFIC,Iiiiiich is acknowledged .1.3 - to be an ti,fallihle Remedy. for those Disorde7s, is now on Sale at the Proprietors'. Warehouse,. York-Street, Covent_ Garden ; • 'where very numerous and respectable Testimonials may he seen', which xvill at o ce evince its excellente, even to the most doubtful mind. The established Efficacy of this invaluable Medicine needs no eulogium, nor would it be ad -, vertised but that the Proprietors teel it incittirbent. oa them to make known an etli:Ctual Cure to toe afflided pin of mankind, that the blessing may be uniyersal v &Wised, Sold in Bottles, at 7s. and its. ea ch, Duty included. Ar rangements are forming that it may also be had of every re spectable 'Medicine Vbender. RENOV4TED 11EALTH. 1 mbas been--too frequently the.subje& of just 'and general reprobation, that men destitute-ofthe elements qt the tnedieal art hate offered themselves as candidates for public patronage is ilie profesSion of physic. For the ptirpose of doing justice to , rlte result of our studies and experience, and tp - pre, - elit us train ben. classed among those empirics whose imprudent prJensions have, untiartunatel y for society, been too favourably received,- we heg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened is fait stat,,nent. of our pursuits and ac . Ottitements.' Atter having received a regular medical Ones tion- as - the pupils of Messrs. G Muted and Blizard, whose leOures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and surgeons of the London Hospjtal ; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebratea sci.lot,lfOr medical acquire ment, the Roy,als.College-of Edinburgh, -and were instrucied in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, Chemistry, midwifery, botany, • &C. ,Sec by-.those eminent professors, ,Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presuMptuous in saying th it our proficiency atin acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having tor a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility,- the particular oojeCt of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired, superior know ledge of their tre:itanent and cure, insitght,and recent cases of infedion a petted re-establishment is completed in the short period of. two days ; and in those of -the utmost in. veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to the 'patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy 'variety of disorders which are the effeds of a habit lang and' most unhappily pursued by the youth-of both sexes, there are hone niece alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such pet sons itanust be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible 'node of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings; a strong, manly, and vigor taus-constitution.. In all cases or debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection, patients of either sex with the great• we may be consulted by est secrecy and hon Our • Hours of consultation at.hoine from . ten to three, and hero 6 in the evening till to a , night. Patients in' the country ate requested to state the particu. fars of their case, age, and general habit of li vine. &c. &c. in : closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same Will be xiven, or sent to any part of the kingdom-, To ensure that secrecy so essential to ,onr undertaking, the postage of letteesmuy be added' to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. No. 107, Hatton-garden. MessrS: Currie and Co: hive :tirtitiCates from the above respectable Professors oP.London and Edinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, with: which-they per formed the duties - assizned them sawing the time they at -tended thcir Lit - tures and Pradice, PIZ ItE i'I L- Xt'E's CP.; i 7 roni the LONDON G.,,1...?',E7TE,,,rdni :1,7!t" 9, ', • • :I Re4intent of brogan' . 6' uard.S. Captain Itichord the 59th toot; ,of a .Tro9p, Ho, S ICS', who ekcha4es. • • • 2.(1 Regiment of DragOons, Cornet --L---"glnicilligham, to be by ',pure - hose, 'vice Perrot:' ptOnloh„- I is the 6oth Foot. • 3cl . Lieutenant Lenthal,' from the 2.3 d. Foot; . tolit . Lieutenant, vice ‘Vv who ,xchttiges. 14th Ditto, Captain Thomas W. 13r4therton from the 7.t:1,t 1 Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Six rout), vice top, i,kflio exchanges, t7th Ditto, Lieutenant ionathan Willington to be Captain of a Troop, vice Heilings, i:eceased. • ••• 2 tst Ditto, 'Caotain Charles Silvertop, from the t4th7,Light Dragoons ; to be Captain of a troop, vice Brotheiton, exchanges. : , _ . Ist Regiment, of Foot, Lieutenant James Rowan,, front the 64th Fir t, to he Cavtaili . of "Coln fi.iny, without, -pkir- • chase, rile Tidy; promoted in the-Stn West hula Re., 1- ; merit. 4tli - Ditto, Captain David Williamson tO be M.rjor, purchase, vice Dales, appointed to , the ► ith tZ,, i Yetcrin 'Battalion. Lieutenant I. W. Fletcher to be Ca•ii , .iin-of•a . • Company, vice Williamson. - linsio Jonas Favvsbn to be Lieutenant, vice Fletcher.' To be Ensigns—Ensign loan Staveley, from the 91st Foot, vice Thoreitu, promoted in the Oath Foot. Francis I.e Blanc, Gent. vice Hayton, p ute rOmd in the sSth Foot. Chathani- Hannam, Gent - vice M'Nani,ra, prthmuted iii the 6 ist Foot. , G. Richardson, Gent. vice Saunders, pro moted in ,ditto: IVilbane Henry Carron, Gent. vice Nlac-• letn, promoted in the 44th Font. ;ucely iiCynoliy, Gent. vice Knight, pronloted mn ditto. John i'ut.and lainesson, Gent. vice Fawson. 6th Ditto, 'Lleuten:mt j. H. Hewitt, from the 38th Foot', to be. Captain at' a Company, - without purchase, vice Ed, wards, - promdtetrin the 91n. Gal :son lidttabon. Bth Ditto, Captain james ogIlvi: to c Major, without pur chase, vice fluskisson, prom ,ted in toe ist India Re. giment. Lientenant.lienry.Sacileir to be C.,pt. , nt of a Corn pain. v.cc • 14th Ditto, Licui,nant fames M49,t0 be Captain of a Corn ' J unk, ~ , v it4out purchase, vice lohnson, appwlited . to the ;d Garrison Battalion. rsth Ditto, - Eieutenant Garrett Quill to be Captain of a ' Company, without purchase, vice. proinca;:d iu ;tie 4th West Ind', Regiment. Ensign Richard Litlie to pie Lientenant, vice Quit. Rowland H P. Latighartte, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice prunioted. Geor4; William Bell, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, . , vice Little. 18th Ditto,- Captain Henry - C. Sutlierland, from th o'3d , Foot,' to be Captain of a Company, Wilk) exchanges. 21St Ditto, Second Lieutenant Wm. Sankey to he First Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice PringFe, pro,noten 23d.. 'Ditto, Lieutenant ‘Villiam.Rose Wynter, iroin the td Diagooas, to be First Lieutenant, VlCe Leathal, who ex- citanges. 32d Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon George Bell, from the 43:h • Foot, to be Surgeon. 34th Ditto, Lieutenant - Adam Flobkirr, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Terre:vest, pronio:cd. Lieu tenant George Croft, 'from the Eno Dragoons, to .se Cap , taut of a Company, by purchase, vice Dickson, pro , noted on the Quarter-Master-General's Stad: Lieutenant Ro bert Duff, from Half. pay of the 5010 Foot, to be Lieu tenant, vice Adams, who exchanges. M0i.,11 She. rer to be Lieutenant; vice l lobl:irk, 36th Ditto,, Quarter-Master Win. M‘Leod, from Half-pay of the late Northumberland Feneinles, to be r.i.sigu, vise • O'Neill, - .whoe Appointnient has nut taken place. 'Kith Onto, 'Ensign lutin Paxton to be Lientemint, , yice deceasesi. Elisio Win. Stuart, tr in the 27tri Fool, to be Litsio, .vice Lieutenant Thomas [a.lics to ye Adjutant, vice Williams, 43d Ditto, captain Thomas --l'ro&Jr to be Major, without purchase, vi,,e Cameron, pr.:mutat in the 701 West Regiment. 46th 'Ditto, Captain James Stewart, from the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to Captaia of a CO:1104:IV„ O'Mara, promoted in toe lor e•• Lignt infantry -Voluti. teers. • 4Sth Ditto, Lieutenant James Taylor to be Captain of a • Company,t)y, purchase, vice Stuart, who retires. - Em.ign Frekierick fume to be Lieutenant, witiunit purchase, • Grant, who resigns:. James Harris, Gent, .to be EllSl b '•"• * . _ . vice Howe. •.. . 56th Ditio, Assistanf-Surgeon George Howard, from the 6 r...t Foul., to be Assistaot-Lsurgeon, vice ltact...laiL., ptaced on Half-pay: . 59th Ditto, Captain john T. Horsley, front the 2.:1 Dragoon Guards, to be Captain.of - it 'C0114)411, vice Adams, who exchanges. . 64tn Ditto, Ensign EdWard Windsor to he Lieutenant, vice Row.an,i?rom,pted in the Royals. I use2a MarchiatJo,. w beiiiisign, -vice Windsor. 73(1 Ditto, Archibald M•Naughten, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice W right, promoted.. - ()veils, t, emit. to be Ensign, by pnrimase, rice Dune, promoted. • 75th Ditto,‘ Alex. fos. Ra.nkin, Gent. to be Enst s ;n, by pur chase, vice Richardson, promoied. fitst Ditto; Lieutenant. Nl4rdock Wardrop-to he Cai). taia ora Company, with Out purcnase, vice Nixon, prO muted in theAth West India Regiment. Ensign Samuel , jenltins to be Lieutenant, vice Wafarop. Petur Shaw, Cent. to be Ensign,-vice lewkins.., . ikstli Ditto, john Parker Kidil, Gent. to be , Ensign, without purchase, vice Anketell, promoted in the 2,1 Garrison :Sat- . .. . . , talion... . • 87th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert C. St. john Lord Clinton, frotn the t6►h Light Dragoons, to bz Captain of a Corn. pane, ►ritnuut pur,;nase, vice Edwards, easl►ieretl. E n . .sign Stephen Alainey tO'be Lieutenant, ‘vititclaat nurcltro. lohn Doyle Bagenal, Gent to, be E.iisiii, viec Alainey, 88th Ditto, Lieutenant lorin Arnistr,n4, Front the ad.Qarri- . . __ _ _......- son Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase.-- • 89th Ditto, Lie - tuellalit Robat Sanderson . , trotn the 9th Gar -rison Battalion, to ba Lievteliant, vice-Grier, ~who cx.: clialig,:s. , . • . . . cmh Pittu, Ensign Win. Sweeny to be Lieutenant, without purchase,' ii•-- 7 -- . Allison, Gaut. to be Ensign, vice 5 wixiii, 91st Ditto, Francis Honw, Gent. to be Ensign, witiaiut I ,,c_ chase, vice Staveley, appointed to the 4tn Foot. 93d _Ditto, Captain 'Philip Bainbrigge, from the iSth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Sutherland, who ex. . . - • - chan-gei. %' 97th Ditto, Lieutenant James Nash to be Captain of a COM. pally, without purchase, vice Richardson,...ippointed to Lice I;th Royal Veteran li 4 ittallon. Ensign Hy polite Nliencl. to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Thorne, pro moted in the 56th Foot. _Ensign A. Hypolite D Froger , to be ditto, vice Nash. Evatis Kettlewett, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Michel. G. Shipley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice eruger. 3d West - India Regiment, .Ensign Pool ton to be tant, with the Rank of LicitLiiant, viceßuike, Thomas Harrisoni,Gent. to be ...nsign, withou; p..rdiase, vice l'ootton. 4th Ditto, Captain John I3aillie, horn the tsth foot, to be Major, without purchase, Wee Doldhin, pruni d t e ,A 6th %Vest , India Regiment. 6th Ditto, Major .Henry Benedict Dolphin, front the 4 1 'h West India Regiment, to bzt LL , :ttenant-Colonel, vice Car. ter, deceased. Bth Ditto, Captain Francis Skilly Tidy, from the Royals, to be Major, Vice liaillte, deceased. Lieutenant VUIICufI bean to be.La i t itain of a Compa:iy, vice Edgeworth, de. cea sed. .Ens,gri Willtarn Lox - Mt.:l to be Liettiethint, with. out purchase. _ Way IvPG ill,Gent. to b., Eitsigii,'vice ritner. Royal West India Rangers, Lieutenant William Kennedy to be Capt,:ti of a LO:•!pally, witllOtii puri..ii)be, vice O'Rourke, *emoted. Lust ii;sepn Barney to ue tenant, vice Kennedy. • York Light Inlantry Volunteeis, Captain Cdward O'Hara, from die 46th hoot, to Nidjur, v Pt .;Ic'7, Major-General Rau;say's O'Mull,tie, from toe za Garrison I ttaLuii,obe Captain of a Company, without pur.aiase, vice a oung, kaputilted to the J o) foot._ Watteville's Regiment, Ensign Edmund de la Bourdwinaye, from the bah moot, to be Lieuienaut.