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Stt-ttin, Custrin, Ologan; Brelart, Kosel,,and Glotz, and in general all liohre4ses, citadels, castles, and strong holds of the Countries aboVe-named;: ir4, thv same condition in which thu;e fortresses; castles, avid strong holds may be at Present ; also, in addition Nto the above, • the - City and citadel of Oraudentz. " 5, Those Provinces, which, on the tat of January, Poland, and have since,• at different fifties, been subjeaed to Prussia (with the exception •of the CQUlllrieq na-ned or al hided t o in the preceding Article, and•of those c Lich are described' below in the oth Aricle), snail become, the posseision of his:Majesty the King of Saxony, with power of possession and SoveNignty, under the title of the Duchy of Wier- saw, and shall be governed according - Au a regula tion, which will ensure the liberties and privileges of the people of the said Duchy, and be consistent with the security of the neighbouring States., 6. The City of Drintzie, with a territory of two lenuis round the same, is restored to her former in dependence, under toe proteclion of his .Majesty the :King of Prussia, and his Majesty the King of Sax ony; to be governed according to the laws by which she ,was governed at the time when she ceased to be her own mistress. , " 7. For a communication betwixt the kingdom of Saxony and the-Duchy of. Warsaw, his Majesty the King of Saxony is to have the free use, of a tin.. Mary road through the States of his Majesty the Kitt of Prussia. s .rhis 'road,. the number of troops which are allowed to pass at once, and the resting places, shall be fixed by a particular agreement be tween the „two Sovereigns, under the mediation of France. B. Neither his Maje Sty the King of Prussits,. his Majesty the King of Saxony, nor the .city Dantzic, shall oppose any obstacles whatever to the free navigation of the Vistula, under the name of tolls, rights, or duties.. . In order as far as possible to establish a natural boundary between Russia and the Duchy of Warsaw, the territory between the present confines. of Russia from t he, I.3ng to, the Mouth of the Lassona, tend, in a line from the mouth oldie Lassona, along the. towing path of the said river ; and that of the Bobra, to mouth ; •that of the Narew, from the -mouth of that river its far as Suradiz from Lissa to its ',our.:e near the village of Mien) . ftiom this vil 'lage to Nntzeck,,. and. from' Nutzeck to the mputh 90. hat river beyond Nurr ; and filially, along the towing path of the ling, upwards, to extend as far as the present :frontiers of Russia. This territory is for ever united to the : grapire of: Russia. : , 1.0. N o p t ,rs Q n. at py rank or quality whatever, whose residence.or property may be within the li Mits stared in the abine,Mentioued article, nor any inhal)itant in those provinces of the ancient kingdom of Poland,' which may be giveu.up . tia. hiS.Majesty the King of Prussia, or any person possessing estates,. revenues, pensions, 'or any other kind of income, shall be molested in his person, or in 'any way what.' ever, on account of, the rank, quality, estates, reve hues, , pensions, income, or otherwise, or in conse-' Auenre of any part, political' or military, which ho . Amy have taken in the events olthe present war. • " 1 1. All contra6ts and engagements between, his Majesty the King of , Prussia.and the antient pos-, lessors, -relative to the general imposts, •the ostical, the military or civil" benefices, the creditors, or pensioners of the old Prussian Government„, are: .to be settled_ bet ween the Emperor of all"the Russias and his Majesty the King of Saxony; and to be re gulated by their said Majesties, in .proportion to their acquisitions, according to Articles 5' and 9. . ." 12. Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes ofSaxe Cobotirg, Oldenburgh, and.Mecklenburgh Schwerin, shall each of them be restored to the complete and. quiet possession of their estates ; •but- the Ports in the Duchies of Oldeuburgh and Mecklenburgh•shall remain in the possession of French garrisons till the PetinitiVe Treaty shall be signed between France And England. 13. His .117ajesti the Emperor NAPOLEON Oc. cepts of the mediation of the Emperor of all the .11ussius, in order to ne,c,rociate and conclude a Dilini. tive Treaty If Peace between France and England; however, only upon condition that this mediation shall le accepted by England in one month after the exchang,e tf the Ratification of the present Treaty. t 4. His Majesty the, Emperor of all the Rm. sias being desirous, on his part, to manifest how ardently he desires to establish the most intimate and lasting relations between' the two Emperors, ac knowledges his Dibjesty JOSEPH NAPOLEON, King of Naples, and Louts NArot.noN, King.of Holland. ." 15: His Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias, acknowledges the Confederation of the Rhine,. the present , state of the possessigns.of the Princes be lonising to it,' and the titles of those which were conferred upon them by the Aa of. Confederation, or by the subsegeent treaties of accession. His said Majesty also promises, information being communi eked to liim on the part of the Emperor NAPOLEON, to acknowledge those Sovereigns,who - tway hereafter bedbme 'Members of the Confederation, according to their , rank speCified in the A.a' of Confederatinn.. 16. His Majesty the gmpettr'of all the lliissias cedes all his property in the right of Sovereignty to the Lordship of Jcver, in East F:riesland, to his MS jesty'the King of Holland. • 17. The present Treaty of Peace shall be info- Wally binding and. in force for his .Ma* sty the King of NapiCS,,JOSEPH NAPOLEON, - his Majesty Louts NAPOLEON, King of Holland, .and the Sovereigns of the Confederation of the Rhine, in alliance with the Emperor NAPOLEON. -" 18. His Mejesty the Emperor of all the Russias Also acknowledges his Imperial Highness Prince J - E- Rom; NAP(iI..EON as King of Westphalia. • to. The Kingdom of Westphalia shall consist of the Provinces ceded by .the King of Prussia on the left' bank of the Elbe, and other States at prescnt itt the, possession of his Majesty theEtoperar ~NAP 6- 4.1c05.- "20. His Majesty the Rinperor of all the Atistiiits .engages to recognize the limits which shall be .cle-. terminal by his Majesty the Etriporor NAPOLEON, in purstiatice of the foregoing 19th 'Article, and the cessions of his Majesty the King of Pruhsia (which shall be notified to his Majesty the Ernperor of all the, lfussias) together with the, state of - possession re- Mu! t i therefrom to the Sovereigns tor whose 'behalf ,bcy shall have been established. - LONDONY Printed b At the . . 21.. All hostilities' shall immediately etthiete tweet) the troops of his Majesty the Emperor of the 13.ussias, and those'of the Grand Seignor, at ail points, whenever official intelligence shall arrive of the signing of the present Treaty. The High Coti tra&ing Parties shall, without delay, dispatch Colt riers Extraordinary to convey the intelligence, with all possible expedition, to the tespecStive Generals and Commanders. 22. The Russian troops shall be . withdrawn from the Provinces 'of Moldavia*; hut the said Pro; vinces may not be 'occupied by 'the troopi of the Grand Seignor, till after the exchange of the Rati fications of the future Definitive Treaty of Peace,be tween Russia and The. Ottoman Porte. 23.• His Majesty the Emperor of all the Ruisias accepts the mediation of his Majesty the.Eniperoi of the. French and King of Italy, for the .purpose of 'ne gotiating a peace advantageous and honourable to the two Powers, ,aild'of concluding the same: The re .. speetive Plenipotentiaries, shall repair to that Place which will be agreed upon by the two, Powers Con cerned, there to open the negotiations, and to:pro ceed t h ere w i " 24. ..The periods, within which the High . Con tra6ting ,Parties s.hall'withdraw.their.troops from the places which they are to . evactiate 'pursuant to 'the above stipulatiqns, as also the manner .in which the ditfereutstipulations contained in the - present Treaty shall be executed, will .be settled by a.special agree ment. " , " 25. His Majesty the Emperor 'of the French, King of Italy, and his .&lajesty - the Emperor of all the Russl'as, mutually ensure _to each other the in tcgrity of - their,l . Possessions, and of those 'of the powers included in this present Treaty, in the State in which they are . nowsettled, or further to' be settled, pitesuant to the above stiPulations. ,„ • f..).(3. The prisoners made by, the .Contraeling Ditrties, or those - inCluded in the present ,Treaty, shall be - restoredtin'. a, mass; and withotit any cartel of exchange, on both sides. ff. 27, , The commercial 'relations between • the - French Etnpire, the Kingdom' Or Italy;.. the KiniY doins of Naples and "Holland, and the Confederated States of the Rhine, on the one side, _and the ,Em pire of RuSsia on the , ..other, 'shall be replaced on the _same tboling as before. fhe war. '" :28. The ceremonial"' between the two Courts Of tbe Thuilleries - and St. E.'etersburgh, With respe& to each other, and also their respeaive Ambassadors, Ministers, ,and Envoys, . mutually accrdited to each other, shall be placed on the footing of complete equality and , reciprocity. . • • . . . . 26. The present Treaty shall be ratified by his Majesty the Emperor of the French, King of Italy, and his Majesty the Emperor of all the Bussias ; the liatifications shall be exchanged in this city within the Space of four days. " Done at Tilsit, 7th July (2.5 th June), 180'7. (Signed) "C. MAURICE TALLEYRAWD, Prince of Benevento. " Prince ALEXAND,ER KUR4XIN. " Prince DEmbalty LABANOFP VAN Ronan,. (A true Copy.) _ . (Signed) "C. M. TALLETRAND, Prince of Benvens,o." After the Treaties had been. read, the j President, M. LAdEPEDE, replied is. tbllows " SlR—The reading ,of the two Treaties, whic h his Majesty the Emperor and King has been pleased to communicate through your pighness, have ..oc. casioned the Senate to experience. new ,feelings of the most lively astonishment and gratitude.' •.• " After so rich a' hatifest of glory, .after so many prodigies, and SO Many Multiplied 'aas:of benevo lence, the Senate.feelsmore than :ever, the necessity of offering its hOniage and iti - dOotion to hislin. penal ' Majesty.. , "'The Senate. is sensible that, in common with all the French; they will partake of the. good fortune of enjoying the inestimable presence of the greatest of •Menarchs. Till that period, days, hours, and even mpments, are ages of just impatience. • • • , r. I therefore demand, Senators, first,. that yeti shall confirrit the signing of the'Treaty with Russia, and the Treaty with ,PruSsia, in his name. • • •:.." Secondly, that a special iComMittee shall be charged 'to prepare and deliver an Addreis, expres ,sive-of.these feelings of affedion and loyalty with which the Senate are so deeply penetrated.): Both the propositions of Senator LkcErEnk were unanimously adopted. The Com - atittie charged with preparing the Ad dress consists .of his Eminence Cardinal Faso', the Senators LACErEDE, MONGE, LAPLACE, ' and. Ss moN VILLE. On Monday the 27th i nst . they are to deliver their Repoit. • Consistently with the orders transmitted by his Majesty tie Emperor and King to his .Highness the Prince Arch-Chancellor of the Empire, the Grand ,Master of the Ceremonies, and the eralds,at Ar►ns, were ordered to proclaim the signing of Peace with Russia and Prussia, at Paris. • This Proclamation was made with great solemnity by the Heralds at Arms, yesterday afternoon, at five eclock, The Heraldi were on horseback, and ac companied by h great number of troops. The concourse of people on this pcqasiottilas un commonly great ; the public joy on this occasion wail manifested by the most lively feelings, and the repeated acclamations of " Long live the Emperor I" BELCHER AND. SAPC—The stake money, as con tended for in'a pitched battle.between these pugilists, and which has been so much disputed, bas ,been withdrawn, on conditions that Belcher shall fight again with his adversary. The battle will take place in a fortnight, and all bets on the former battle are, we.understand, void. The First-drawn Ticket on Thursday, 6,447, Pn titled to 20,0001. was sold.at truly fortunate Offices, where 2147 and (633, the two list Prizes of 30,0001. were also shared and sold.- The Ticket ,341:,1, a I.)rize of 50001. the First Day, and :3412 a Prize of 1.0001. the Fourth 'Day, were likewise ahared,and sold by BUR, making 30 Papital.P r izes sold at his Offices; 4, Cornhill, and 9 ) Charing-pros, within the year.. Undrawn Tickets and Shares are . , selling; and the fortunate Hoklers of the, Prize s ma y receive their money ou demand. - 'rhe y/heel i 6 tremely rich ; there has been only tour Capital Prizes , drawn, three of which were sold by Blot. ' • ' F . R. I C ARD HARRIS, of Nq. 4, Martleti . -cctort, Bow-street; a /OR NO. 112, 4trand ; where Advertisements, qrdets 1 From the LONDON ,G4ZETTE, eflig. 8, 1807. Admiralty. Office, Aug. 7, 1807. The King haviug -signified to my Lords Commis-, -sippers of the, : Admiralty his Royal pleasure ',hat the foltoyving Uniform Clothing shall in future be •vorn b?the'Masters and Pursers in his RoyarNavy ; their Lordship do hereby give notice thereof to all Mas ters and Pursers in His. Majesty's Royal Navy , ac cordingly, and- require and dired them to conform stria* thereto. , ' lI.4NKRUPTCY SUPBRSEDEM Imes Robinson, the younger, of Liverpool, fador. BANKRUPTS, a • • MatthewMacklin, late of Southampton, silversmith and work. inkjevieller, to surrender August 17, at one, 4, at ten, anti -Sept. ig, at twelve, at the Dolphins' Inn, Southaforpton. Atto,rnies, Messrs. W. and Allen, Clitibrd's-Inn, Lort -don ' • "or- Mr. "SMith, Southampton, Richard Grover, of Town-Malting, Kent, grocer and. shop. keeper, August 17, at six, tB, at eleven, and Sept. 19, at ten, at Guildhall,. London, • Attorney, Mr. Sudlow, Mo nument-yard. William Williams, of . Oxford,streer," Middlesex, linen.drst• per, August at, 20, and Sept. 19, at twelve, A tiornies, Messrs. DOhie Crane-court, Elect- street, London. Thomas ri !cock, of Macclesfield, Cheshire, grocer, Sept. 41 and t 9,, at eleven, •at the Royal Oat.. t - a; itelanchester. Attorney Mr. Hall, Macclesfield. Pettit' Martinnant, of St. faines-street, Middlesex, ware houseman, August at, at six, zz, at one, and Sept. 19, at twelve, , at Guiidhalt. Attorides, Messrs. Willett, Antra. ley, and Son, Finsbury-square. - Dl7/IDENDS. • Sept. 5 . John Colville, 'ofChcapside, London, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Sept. term carrington, of Manchester, hardwarernan,.at ten, at Guildhall, I,ondo,ri. August 3t. Amos Goold,-of Eiriningham, grocer and shop. keeper, at twelve, at the Hotel, Birmingham. August zo. Samuel Huntington, of Cheshire, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Blossoms' Inn; Chester. Sept. to. William Bishop, of 1 ealand Cdnyers, and Jolla • Jocelyn Bishop, of Leighton-Halt Lancashire, merchants, at eleven, at thy.: King's Arius Inn, Lancaster August 25. John Shipton, late of Yoxhall,,Stailiirdshire, vita. net, at eleven, at the Crown, , Yoxhall.. Sept. a. Juhn lowett, of :Manchester, manufacturer, at ele. ven; at the Dog 'Tavern, Manchester. • • Sept. 9. john Burton and. Jesse Hirst, of Manchester, fan. ber-Inerenints, at three, at tue Dog Tavepi, Manchester. "August3l. John Reyes, late of Wigan, Lancashire, filen. manutacturer, at. twelve, at 'the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan. 'Nov. 14, Meriton Sedgewilc; of Darlington, 'county giocer, at one, at Guildhall. London, Atigiht 31. Benjamin Hunt, ,of BrightilC4lll:stune, Sussex,. builder,-at cloven, at the St. farnes's - Tavern, stone.- . „ • Dec. a'. William Smith, of Aldermanbury, Loudon, Mar cnant,• at twelve, at Guildhall: . - - Dec. x. Jasper Atkinson the : younger, of . Aldcripalibury, London, at tweive, at G uild hal!. .CERT/4 , ',C , 11 6;7' August 29, 'William Hode;ioii, IA: of the Strand, hicilvsex„ '—" I'ARTNERSIIIPs Dis , oLrEo..' "iiiiinar Love and John Robertson, l'breadneedle-stree4 provision-merchots. , • - 'William Gibson and Broadfoot, - Of LiOrpool. ' Harry Russ Grant. and .I.V. &Main ;games- Castle.: CareY, Somersaishire, surgeons. john Holman Lplig "and I:iiiiries Gardiner, .01 . 3/eYonsliire. • street, Bishopsgate.street, wine- nic,,ilants. William 'Allen,_ or Plough.:COurf, L bant.St reef, 'art.' Liao Howard, of Plaistow, Essex, Henry Monteitli,'Ad.lin Blic ogand Co. - ol•Glasgoiv, cottonr, r 'spinners. - - . • William Farmer and William Selby of Gainsborgh, 1.417 etAnhift, bAr_iron.sutiers, • •• • . Benjimin Bre,:knetkand , Richard Penlington, Charles-street, Covent-Garden, wax.ch.indlers. s • 'Charles %yaks and Clial ~s Urst of Birmiligha m s printers. Ana Mihur and Thomas Kayo, w Livi..rpoul, printers. H y.-1 - Lurton and Bei)jinoan Fot4eibt, of Louth, ' shire, printers. john Smith, Matthew. StoCksii and Mat thew .Sthith, of Lon don and Manchester. Timothy Buck, john Roberts, and foseph Walters, of Bow. Jane, Chea,pside, 6ilk.,lllbllaaaUlSrS. • , Thomas Husband and Upton.upon-Sr Woreestersiiire, -mercers: Edward Fricker and Henry Fowler, of Gloucester, tailors losepit Travis and Cltails of-Stielbeid, safilers.; William Jones and Moses, Halbert, of Pliibp-lane,Alderman. bury, Wine-dealers. • - WWiam:Burbicige, Aibbrose Deykin, -and John Deykir4.4 Moor's-yarti, St. Martin's-lane, manufatturers. FULL DRESS. . . " Blue cloth coat, with blue lappels, cuffs, and collar, collar to stand up, three buttons on pockets and Gulls, white lining; white cloth waistcoat and breeches ; plain hat." I,ll+llAnS. • • " Blue cloth coat, blue lappelsandlouncl cull's, fall down blue collar ; Warstcvat and 'breeches of white or blue cloth as may be conveniente—The buttons worn by the Masters to bear the arms of tile Navy-0 Mee, and by the Tuners those of the Vi6lUallink.Off/ce."'• • • .. And the Lords Commissioner§ of the : Admiralty dO hereby .further give notice, that the Uniform r6Eted, in purShanOe of HiS Majesty's Order on the 176.Novembei 1807,, to be worn by the Warrant Officers ofilisMajesty's-19cet, viz. 4. Blue cloth coat, with blue lappets and round tuffs, fall down collar, thiee buttons to the Tpocket: , and'cult; white. lining; but not-edged with white ; button with an anchor, same as The Captaini' former one; white chilli waistcoat and breeehets ,;" . Starit be worn only by Gunners, Boatswains,' and Carpenteri ,and the subordinate classes of Warrant Officers shrill not be allowed: to wear lappels_ W; W. POI. E. II Aug.• 8, 1807. . Royal Regiment of Horse Guards, Lieutenant Wm, Terry. tube Captain of a Troup, by purchase, vice Abney, who retires; Cornet IVilliam Drake to be Lieutenant, withoUt. purchase, vice 'Perry. 3d Regiment of .Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant' ]. W. r.l . ray,' -from Half. pay 'of the aoth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice rner, who exchanges. 7th Regiment,of • Dragoon Guards .W. H..Digby, •Gent , to be. Cornet, by purchase, vice Shaw,' who 'retires. • iad Regiment of :Light Dragoons, Cornet N. • Dalrymple to •be Lieutenant, by purchase vice, PatersOn, promoted. Cornet Slegg to be Lieutenant, by-purchaic; vide ;romoted.. GeOrge •Keir, Gent. .to„ltc Cornet, viiitheut purchase, vice Wood . , promo ed. Fabricitit Tytrion, Gent, to be, Assistant• Surgeon, vice Brown, de. ceased, 23c1 Ditto, Writ , the • Honourable P.IC.• .Pansonby, • from the t3th• Foot, to be Major, vice Turner, who esshAges. z4th ' Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon A. Young, from' the 7tith pFoogt,mt‘n.t ob h e as A t s lo si t st t a a i k it e - n S p u l r a g ce eo . n, Durie, whose, VP 25th Ditro,:7o be Lieutenants=-Lientenant,l3. Camas, front ,Champagne's Regiment, vice Halsted; deceased. Lieute- Haut Robera ennedy," tram the 19th' Light 'D monis; Nice the Adjutant. . Lieutenant Edward G. faylnr, froin,the . Nth Liglit'Drag'Oeni, vice Wizen, pt,oninted in the 40- Foot. ' Cornet Samuel Saunders, from the loth Lignt .Dragoons, vice King, promoted in the 7th foot. To be Adjutant—Lieutenant 'Saniuel :Saunders, vice Scott; who resigns ? . • Ist Regintent of Foot Guards, Captain W. K. ElPhinstone, . from the 93c1 Foot, to be Lieutenant,: vice Featherston. haugh, exchanges. 3d Ditto, A r aiact Burrowes, Gent. to be Ensign, by pun.' chase ? vice Boyce,,proinotett: • • • • Ist RegimentOf Foot, 'Ensign F. W. Reader, from the Goth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Collegei.apPointed to the loth Royal Veteran Battalion. :_ • 3d Ditto, Ensign Thomas Lloyd, from the 87th Foot, tube. • Lieutenant; by purchase. 7th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Richard DawSon, from. the .stit. Garrison Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Waters, , appeinted to the 32d Foot. . . • loth Ditto; John Cummins, Cent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Foritergiti, promoted. ( lath Ditto, En s ign John itactclittete be Lieutenant, without purchase, vi ce prOmoted ua Brigadier-General ainie's Regiment. Ensign Win . . Porthuty tube. Lieute nant, witheut purchase, vice Sale, promoted. ' Wip. Putt- Wary, Gent. to be .Ensign, without purchasei vice Rad elate. ..• • 13th. Ditto, Major Charles Turner, from. the 23d Ligbt Dra,. goons, to be Major; vice POnsoithy, who exchange s, sign gdward Wildman to be Lieutenant, by purchase,' vice Crespigny, promoted in the Royals. Henry Waterinan, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Arch deacon , prf). moted., _ tath Ditto, Lieutenant W. Akenside, from the 7th Garrison_ Battalion, to. be. Lieutenant,:vice RoWe, who . exchange::. Lieutenant John Y. Mountford, frorh the 2,3 d. Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Kettilby,.who exchanges. E . stli Ditto, Ensign Alexander Scott to be Lieutenant, vice Buchandeceased. Ensign _Wm. Ford to. be .Lieutenant,' vice Rol pile, appointed to the•pth Light Dragoons: En. sign Charlton, from the Newfoiiiickland Fencibles ' to be Ensign, vine Seam - John Carmichael, Gent. to be En. sign, vi).;e Ford. Serjeant.Major 'James M‘Barney to be Q,iarter.Master, vice Rose, deceased. i‘tri Ditto, Ensign John Wall to,hc, Lieutenant, without purcliose, vice Archbold, promoted in the ist . West India Regiment, Raymond Henril le,.G eat. to bc Ensign, vice %Vail. Stedman Rawlins Hartinan, 'Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Williams,: who rcsigns. 17th Ditto, Ensign Mark Harrison to he Lieutenant, vice . Wood, deceased. Surgeon C. Corfield, from the 76tli Foot, to be Surgeon, vice D'Arcy, who exchanges. asst Ditto, First Lieutenant Archioald M4.ean to be Cap. tain of a Company, vice Boyd, deceased, Second Lieu... tenant Thomas Fairweather to •be First Lieutenant, vice M‘Lean, , • . . • 2zd Ditto, Lieutenant William Wilsbn to be Captain of a COmptiny, vice Rosman, deceased. • .. . z3d Diu Lieutenabit tames Kettilby, from the 14th Foot, to be First. Lieutenant, vice Mauntford, who exchanges. Second Lieutenant — l --- 0' Flaherty `lO be First Lieute. natit. ----;•-• Farmer, Gent. to. he Second Lieutenint• vice O'Flaherty. ssth Ditto, Alexander Brown Baxter Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Thornhill, prornoted. 3oth Ditto, Hospital - Mate Edward !in:a a he Assistant- Surgeon, vice O'Fialterty, appointed to the 9th. Garrison 13attalion. 33d Ditto, Major john Campbell to be Lieutenant. Colonel, by purchase, vice Elliott, who retires. , C.ptain F. R. .West to be Major, vice Campbell. • • • 34th Ditto, Ensigd 1). W., Ross to be •Lieutenant, vice Moore, d&eased. Ensign Francis flay to be Lieutenant, _ . . without purchase. ", • 35th Ditto, Captain Thomas Tisdall, from the late Royal i risk .A rtillary, to be Captain of a Company, vice J4.ai drell, deceased. Captain G. F. W. Flukes - , trout the Both Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Westerman, deceased. • ...., . 37th Regiment of pot, Lieut. Andrew Tilt' to be Captain of a Company,vice Lewis, deceased. lingign --r.... i'uge, f rom the both Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Tilt. . „ . ..., 38th Ditto, Lieut. Wm. Ince, , from.the 7th Garrison Batta lion, to be Lielltellant, without purchase, viceTtylor, pro- o r t n :D tect itio, Thomas Browne, ' Gent. to be Ensign, byP 4 or. chase, vice Powell, promoted in the (t6th Foot. 43d Ditto, Captain S. Brock,frorn the4Bth Voot, to be Cap tain of a Company,.viCe Havertield, who exchanges. 46th Ditto, Ensign Alex. Campbell to be 'Lieutenant, viLc Williams, deceased. • Ensign F. Elliot, Irom the 3d Car. rison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Campbell. 47th Ditto, Chas. Williams, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Wall, whose Appointment has not taken pi ACC. '4SOI Pitt°, , CaptAitt John Haverfield, from the 43d Foot, to be Captain , of .a Company, vice Brock, who exchanges. Ensign lames to be Lieutenant, 'Without pur chase, vice Howe, whu resigns. 'John MarSball, , Gent., ‘o , be'Ensign,' vice Williamson.. . . _ . . . -:)th-Dittot Ensign Wm, bower to be Lieutenant, by pin ,. 4:hase, vice 'Bate, who retires. Ensign 'John' liatrerson, the,7til - Garrishrt Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Dillon, who exchanges. Wni. Srunigrass, Gent. to be Ensign, vice }Whim, appointed to the ist West India Kegiment. ;24-Ditto, Ensign Lortl lames flay td . be Lieutemna, by pur chase, vice the Marquis of Tyveetlele, ptoinotedin , tho loth Foot. • „. 54th. Ditto; F.itsigit .Win..A.danis to be Lieutenant; by put-: .cluse, vice Itrugibpromoted tile.o?th t.oot. : ' nth - Ditto, Lieut. George Mayer, Itoin toot, tolbe Peuteitant, yice.etolt, who exchanges. rid published by WILLtAbt ALMtGlit Seal Fps, of South Mohon-street, Grosvenor-squarei Cot Wie l'aper, 1 cUers for the gdiloy, &c. (post pail), omit be adtkessed. lIP t 1:141. ittmosi' 6. Arrived—the Arm, Eagle, Elope, Helton, GrOur, ar'd 1111 Lord Caaington, from Memel. CRAVZSSND, AUGUST 6. Passed by—the Diana, a Prize, from Monte Video ; Guil ford, Maitland, from Baltimore ; t.iftcy, Tornio, twin Tri. nidad ; Fanny, , Nickcills, Harriet, Lister, and lialvkesilutiv Carr, from Dominica ; Granville Bay, Mann, and IllenlieLo• Miller, tromi Grenada ; Margaret, Heilopi tram Ivleintl; Crown Prince Frederick, Rider, and Maria Ellison,. La►n-. ' ,pest), from Norway. Sailed—the Recovery, Alexander, for the Cape of G OO 4 Hope; Betsey and Sophia, Shaw, for Surinam ; SoMerset, Taylor, for Barbadoes ; Hamilton, Cunhouse, for Antigua; Kingsmill, Barclay, for Berbice ; :Jane, .Bliss, for Phitatia. phia ; Trafalgar, Spence, and Phoenix, White, for Lisbon. BIRTHS: ''Yesterday, the Lady of Francis Freeling, Esq. of the qt., neral Post-Office, of a Son, • • On the 4th instant, at Datchet, the Lady of George MO' thew, Esq. of a Son. • Wedneiday last, at Maryland Point, Essex, the LAO ,of William Stanley; Esq: of a Daughter. • On. Wednesday, In New Norfolk-street, the Lady of Ph ° 'Plaininet, Esq. M. P, of a Son. • On Saturthy se'nnight, the wife of Alr. Major WO , , °C Ludnorotigh, neartouth, of three children, who are all ‘ l°. " ing,well. Mr.•and Mrs. Hill-hatl, before this addition, du ° children in arms! On the Bth inst. the Lady of • Captain •nond, of the tit Royal Tower Militia, of a Son. -Lately, a poor woman; aged za years, residing at Lahincit , near Ennistimon, in the County of Clare, of five childrou three sons and two daughters, who, with the mothcre likely to do well. MARRIED. . On Monday last, by special licence, Hcnry Blake' of NorbutY Park, Bucks, to Mis s A gnes A. Webster. 0 ° 65 . daughter of the late Dr.. Webster, Physician. On Tuesday last, J. Jenkins, Esq. to Miss Eliza Youngs. youngest. daughter of W. I. Young' • Esq. of CaYnt9n g °l"4 Shropshire. On Friday, at Latribeth, Mr. folui dington, Oxoq, to Miss Esther.hl4 Farquhar, grand.daught" of Dr. Hugh M'F.irquliar, of Howden, Edinburgh. DAD. 'Killed on the bitivot May, in the, boats of His Ma.t...‘ Ship Spartan, Mr. William Clyistie, son of R ea r Adiniti% Christie. On the pal ult. at Alston, near Kingsbridge, the Lady a Abraham Hawkins, Esq. - On Monday last, at Clifton, in the a7th year of his age, Richard Vickers Pryor,. Esq. . On' ueSdaylast, MrS.-Shearly, wife of Mr. ShearlY• ° f Welk -s t rev . his 0,, -% aliiesday•last.'af Shepton Mallet, Somerset , ig, 4 77th year, Mr. William iiip&ty, Litica-draper to town, The same evening, at Clapham Common, Mrs. S. F 4 . ); thergill, widow of the late john Fothergill, Merchant, ei& York'. Lately Mr. William Cooper, of Oiford-street. On Thursday last, Mrs.-Moore, of k er.streer, the wt' down of the tare gilwatd Moore, Esq. of Stockwell, in the County of Surrey. The same day, at liishopsbourn, Lincolnshire - , the B°,l Henry Montague Davis, A. M. Redtor of the Parish , a n Vicar of Fynsford, in Kent. - ?AWE OF STOCKS • CATUR.I)AY,. Bank Stock, India Stock, per Cent. 94f 95 Ind4-tonns, gs, ss, pr. Iper Cent. 17p7, South Sea Stock, Wit 5 per Cent. 93.1- 921 3 per Cent. 175 t, 4 per Cent. So xciiequer ts. 3 5 - /5 ' L i per {gent. Rea. 6z 161 pr. ;per Cent- Con, 6, - Ottiniurn, .1 A dis.. iladh L. Ann: 17 11.46thsi • Imperial 3 per Cent. t to. Short Ann, Cons. for 26th Aug. 6f kijGtl W.kTE - 1C.4.1. - LONDON LiKI llt; TO -M01(' ' ROW. Si Afgrning,...39 min. after 7. I Afternoon, t 2 min. after