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Rom tith LONDON GAZETTE, May 12, 1807. TTfltitcltßll, April 16, 1807. The King has been pleased to grant unto the Right Honourable. Ct tl - iber - t. Baron Collingwood, of Ca:Gl burne and Hethpoole, in the County of Northum beriand,, Vice-Adiniral of the Red Squadron of his) Majesty's Fleet, and Commander in 'Chief of his 111ajesty's Ships and Vessels in the Mediterranean; his aoyal Licence and Authority, that he, and his Descendant 3, may bear, in commemoration of the glorious and decisive victory obtatwed by his Majes ty': Fleet* under the command of ttorAtio late Vis count Nelson, over the combined Fleets of France and Spain, off Cape Trafalgar, on the. 21st day of October, 1805 (in which memorable 'engagement tile said Vice:-Admiral Cuthbert, now Baron Col lingwood, was second in Command), the following honourable augmentation to the Arms of the Family of Collitigwood, viz. 4 Chid' wavy, thereon a Lion passant gaardant and navally crowned, with the word " TRAFALGAR ;" and als6, in addition to the Family Crest, the Crest following, viz, The Stern _pi' a Man of [Par, representing that of the Royal So tereign (being the Ship which bore the Flag of said Vice-Admiral in the said brilliant action) be tween a Branch of Laurel and a Branch of Oak ; such distinctions being first duly exemplified accord ing to the laws of arms, and recorded in the Herald's Office. Irtr-O f fice, May 1 2, 18,7. 6th Regiment of Dragoons, Captain William Frederick tiro , . Le, lrom the 64th Foot, to be Captain, of a Troty, vice k• ermor, who exchanges. Eth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Paymaster lames, Somer. villeparby, from the 77th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Staig, who exchanges. nth Ditto, Comet Alexander Barton to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dawson, who retires. oth Ditto, Lieutenant Henry •Noung to be Captain of a 'froop, without purchase. Lieutenant Sir George Tuite, Bart to be Captairi'bf a Troop, by purchase, vice Henry, promoted. - - ist Regiment of •Foot, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Conran, ' from the 7th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant-Co bile', without purchase. Captain lotin Wilson, trom the 63d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lindsay, who exchanges. Ensign George - Hay,, from the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company. by purchase, vice Nicholson, who retires.. Ensign joint Armstrong, from the - 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Muller, promoted in the Sicilian Regiment. Hospi tal-Mate A. I. Loinsworth -to be Assistant- Surgeon,. vice M Gill, proinoted•in-the 4th West India Regiment. 4th Ditto, Hospital-Mate I. Callaiuler to be Assistant-Sur. • geon. sth Ditto, Lieutenant john S. Simeoeks to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice' Losack, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran 13attalion 6th htto, Ensign Henry Charles Reeves to be Lieutenant, without purchase. john Ramsay, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Reeves. Paymaster lohn Blakeman, front the 2d Battalion, to be Paymaster of theist Battalion, vice Scott, who exchanges. Paymaster William Scott, trom theist Battalion, to Paymaster of the 2d Battalion, vice Blake man, who exchanges. 11:1 Ditto, Fane, Gent, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. • 13th Ditto, Captain lion. Arthur Percy Upton, from the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Major, with _ out purchase, vice Scott, promoted in the 96th root. Ditto, Hospital-Mate I. EL Kennedy to be Assistant. Surgeon. Hospital-Mote Folio Scott to be ditto. 16th Ditto, John. Claude De Loppinot, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ross... promoted in the 9oth Foot. Surgeon lames Sharp, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Burrowes, deceased. Hospital-Mate William to be Assi§tant-Surwzon,vice promoted in the 6th West India Regiment. ' 27th Ditto, Edward Austen, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur., chase, vice Gale, promoted. Toth Ditto. Captain William Wallace to be Major, without purchase, vice Walker, promoted in the Royal Corsican Rangers. Lieutenant Peter Robinson ,to be Captain of a Company, vice Wallace. 23d Ditto, Second Lieutenant John li. •Hazard to be First Lieutenant, without purchase. SeCond • Lieutenant John. Mountlorit to be ditto. Hospital Mate lonii Griffith, to ne Assistant-Surgeon, vice Power, promoted. 26th Ditto,. Eiisii ‘ n Hamilton Maxwelloto be Lieutenant, by purcnase, vice Dick, who retires. 27th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Craddock to be Lieutenant,; without purchase,'Nice Garland, appointed to the 30111 Foot. Verne, sent. to be• Ensign, vice Craduck. Belay Thornhill, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, • viee•Chitty; piomoted. 31st Ditto, Lieutenant Thdmas Willingham, from the 40th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kenny, who exchanges. 34th Ditto, Ensign Wm. Poole, from the 73d Foot, to Ensign, by purchase, vice Burton, promoted. 37th Ditto, Ensign Charles Ainable Loppinot to be Lieute nint, without purchase, vica'Sangster, promoted. Dillon Massey, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Loppinot. _Hospital.: Mate John Beasant to be . Assistant -Surgeon. 33th Ditto, Lieutenant Gerald Fitzgerald, frOin the 6th Car,- rison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Connellan, who ex. changes. • lames Matthews, Gent, to be-Ensign, without purchase, vice Donnellan, who resigns. 40th -Ditto, Lieutenant Wol't Kenny, from the 31st . Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Willinginnn, %vim exchanges. 42 d Ditto, Lieutenant John M'lntyre to De-. Captain 'of a 'Company, without purchase, vice Al 4 Dermid, appointed to the bah Royal Veteran Battalion. 43d Ditto, Hospital_Mate William Cumin to be AsSiStant.. — Surgeon. . . 46th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Newsham Christian, from the York Light Intentry - Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, vice Whitaker, deceased. s , ;tli Ditto, Paymaster Charles Crotchley, from the ad West India Regiment, to be Paymaster of the Ad Battalion, vice N.osworthy, who exchanges. ist Ditto, .E.risign Edward Frederick to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Blanchard, who retires. 59th Ditto, lames Chadwick, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hurnbiy, who resigns. 6Dth Ditto, Lieutenant Charles . Hinkeldy to be Captain of a Company,' without purchase, vice Welsford, promoted in the Garrison `Battalion. Lieutenant Alex. Webster, hont Half-pay of the 4111 Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice De Bosse, who exchanges. Hospital-Mate john Bourke to he Assistant-Surgeon. , 63d Ditto, Captain lohn Scott Lindesay, from the Royals, to . km Captain of a Company, vice Wilson,. who . exchanges. G. Carter, Gent. - -to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fairtlough, promoted in the 90th Foot. 64th Ditto, Captain Richard Eerator, from the 6th Dra goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Browne, who exchanges. Hospital-Mate Patrick Keane to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice- W.Maley, promoted in the Royal West India Rangers., Hospital-Mate Alex. Cowan to be Assistant- Surgeon: 66t1, - Ditto, John Hill, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, me Armstrong, promoted in the Royals. Regiment of Punt, Lieutenant Edw. Saunders, from,the 4th V. eat India Regiment, tnbeLieutenant, vice lohnston, who exelianges.• Hans Morrison, Gent. to be. Ensign, without purchase, vice Nowell, whose Appointment has not taken place. 77th Ditto, Captain Joseph Paterson, from the ist West India Re-glom:it, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gray, who .exelianges. Paymaster john Staig, from the bill Light Dragoons, to be Paymaster, vice Darby, who ex- changes. 88111 Ditto, David Weir, Gent: to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Lewis, promoted. 4.ssistant Surgeon GeorgeTtadon, front the C iare, Militia, to be Assistant Surgeon. 9oth Ditto, Captain George Francis Waldo Fluker, from the sth - Garris , Jl Battaboin to be Captain of a Company, vice Bentley, who exchanges. To be LielltellahtS, Ensign James Barrow, from the 96th Foot, vice Mevnell, deceased, Ensign Peter Barailler, vice Hart, deceased. Ensign Wm. koss, from the 16th Foot, vice Crofton, deceased. Ensign lereaniali Marsh, from the 3d - Garrison Battalion. Ensign Walsh. Ensign and Adjutant 1. Crawford to have the Rank of Lieutenant. Ensign Donald Maclean. 'Ensign Sam. F4inlough, from the 63d Foot. To be 2 asitne; Alex..Stexart, Gent, sic T t i c le c y, a c eea,ed, %Vile Richardson Speirine lVehster, Cent. vice Barailier. C. ,Le Hunte, Gene. vice Walsh. Thomas Bunbury, Gent. vice Maclean. 95th Ditto, Brevet Lieut. Colonel Edw. Scott; from the t3th .Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice M l 6:reagri, deceased. Francis Grant, Gent. to be- Ensign, without purchase, v;ce liirrow, promoted in the 50th Ftiot. Hospital iviate.Adint • Fraser to he Assistant Surgeon, vice Swift, appainte3 'to: the 9th Light Dragoons. . . Ist West India Regitneot e Captain Alex. Gray', from the 77th Foot, to be Captain of a CoMpany, vice Paterson, who ex'. changes: Ensign Thomas Birc ham to be Lieutenant, with_ out purchase, vice Dociel Iv, who resigns. Andrew Phair, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Bircham. . ad Ditto, Paymaster Richard Nosworthy, from the 50th Foot, • to be Paymaster, vice Crotchicy, who exchanges. 3d Ditto, Ensign Anthony Dolphin; to be• Lieutenant, vice Hungerford, deceased. Hubert Guichard Mercer, Cent: to be• Ensign, vice Dolphin. • 4th 'Ditto Lieut.' T. lolinsor, 'froth the loth Foot,- to be Lieut,enant, vice Saunders, who exchanges. Ensign A .W. Maiben to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice O'Don nell, promoted in the Bth West India - Regiment: James, M'Gregor, Gent. to be Ensign,-vice Maiben. , • 6th West India Regiment, Lieut. R. Ross •Nugent,from the both Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Percy, appointed to the 7111 Foot. Assistant Surgeon - Edw. O'Reilly,. from the 16th Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Sharpe, appointed to the 16th Foot. - Hospital Mate --- Nicholls to be A4sistant Surgeon. - - Royal West - India .Rangers, Lieut, - Marllethel. Robinson, from the Royal African Corps, to be Lieutenant, vice Jack, - Gpromoted. Ensign C. Redmond to be . Lieutenant, vice rosett, who resigns. Win. Woodward, Gent. to be En sign, vice Redmond. Assistant Surgeon Thomas O'Maley, from the 64th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Allard, creceased.' • York Light Infantry Volunteers, Ensign A. S. Dolivier to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice . Troya; .promoted. in the Royal African Corps. Ensign .Peter Quartel to be Lieutenant,:without purchase. - To be Ensigns, without pUrchase, George Jackson, .Gent. - vice Christian, promoted in the 46th Foot. Rob. H o l mes ,. Gent. vice Dolivier. Waltcr Desmond, Gent. vice Quartel. To be Assistant surgeon Hospital Mate Harrison, vice Du Pacq, deceased. Brigadier General Baillie's Regiment, Evatt;Gent to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Kitson, promoted in the'6th Garrison Battalion. %Vatteville's Regiment. To be Lieutenants—Ensign L. De Gingins. Ensign Albert. De Stiguer. l.ieut. Cesar A: Champeaux, from the Half pay of the RoYal Louis. - tst Garrison Battalion, Ensign George Frederick "Angelo to be Lieutenant, vice Fowler,,..appointed to the 41st Foot. Ensign George Westphall, irons the zd Garrison Battalion,. to be Lieutenant, vice Taylor), deceased. Henry Weather stun, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Angelo, Hospital-Mate John. Richard Elmore to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Vetch, appointed to the zoth Foot. . •-• id Ditto,' William Lamphier, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice - West- , phall, promoted In the tit Garrison Battalion. 311 Ditto. To be Ensigns—Ensign. Frederick Clliott, from the 4th Garrison Battalion, vice Bell, who exchanges. lef - fery Prendergast, Gent, vice Thoinson, deceased. William' Latham, Gent. vice Marsh, promoted in the•goth Foot. 4th Ditto, Ensign William Bell, from the 311 Garrison Batta. lion, to be Ensign, vice Elliott, who exchanges. - 6th Ditto, Lieutenant George Connellan, from the 38th Riot,_ to be Lieutenant, vice Fitzgerald, who exchanges. 7th Ditto; Ensign --'Wood, front the: zd Foot, to.be. Lieu- • tenant. Bth Ditto, Captain S. Eyre Bentley, from the Both Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fluter, - Who exClianges. •' .t ith Royal, Veteran Battalion, Serie:tut 1 . Brokenshire, froin the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, to be F.nsign.., - Foreign Invalids, Captain Viedrnte De Convene, of the late Regiment of Rohan's Hussars, to be Captain,• vice De Cerisy, deceased. aIOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon AleX. Menzies, from the goth Foot, to be Surgeon. to the Forces: Surgeon [dim Perkins Hill, fr om Half-pay, to be ditto. S outh Manx Volunteers, Robert Watson', Esq. to'be Captain of.a Company, vice Grice. Ensign John Osborn Chris.' tian to be Lieutenant; vice Oates, dismissed. Ensign . Sa muel Ramis- to be Lieutenant, vice, Kewley, dismissed. Ensign Edward Forbes to be ditto, vice tell, 'dismissed. Robert Hastings, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Woocla, ths missed. Daniel Christian, Gust. lobe' Ensign, vice Chris. tian, promoted. Serjeant-Major Godfrey War to be Ad- .. jutant, vice G rice, deceased. ERRATA in the Gatettes . of the t3th and zith ult. 34th Foot—For Lieutenant , 'Choinas Hogarth to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Terre .vest, promoted, read, Lieutenant Thomas Hogarth to. be Captain uf a Com pany, by•purchase, vice Everard, promoted. 36th Ditto—For Gentleman Cadet Roderick Mackenzie, froth the Royal Military College, to be -Ensign, vice Ewart, promoted, read, Gentleman Cadet Roderick M4r.; • chison, from the Royal Military College, to be husigi, *vice E wan, promoted. • ' ExxATum in the Gaiette of the zd inst. For LieutenatiG-Colonel Ralph Darling, of'the sist Foot, to be an Assistant Adjutant-Getieral. to the Forces, rea d , Lieutenant-Colonel Ralph Darling, of the 51st Foot, to be- Assistant Adjutant-General to the Forces. Commission dated Aug. 25, 1806. , . Commissions in the Essex Militia, s igned by the Lord Lieutenant. Eastern Battalion—Ensign Edward Guest to be Lieutenant, vice Hindus, promoted. 'Dated Mareh 23, rB7. ‘...4viarsh, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Guest, promoted. Dated as above. - Western Battalion—Henry Green,Gent. to be Ensign. Dated April 1, 'Soy. Commissions in the Essex Volunteers, signed 6y the Lord Lieute. nant. First Essex Legion. Eastetn,Battalion, Lieutenant Joseph Ketcher to be Adjutant. Dated December 4, 18.06. Western Battalion, Captain Robert Johnson to be Adjutant. Dated December 4, 180. Dedham Volunteers, John Powell,Gent. to be Ensign, vice iVniteat, resigned. Dated April 7, ISo7. Commission in the ist Regiment of Ayrshire Volunteer In fantry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Robert Neven, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brackenridge, re signed. Dated April zi, SPORTIN& INTEL LIGENCE. DUAI - lAM MEETING.—TrioxsoAy, APRIL 30. The Lainbton Hunt Stakes, sgs. each, for,f-lunter, 12st. Two-wile heats. (II Subscribers.) Mr..Lainbton's b. in. fenny Andrews - Mr. Sisaito's br. g. Cock-a-hoop - S Milbauke's b. h. Baronet, by Quid - . Gen. Kerr's ch. g. Hetton, by Archer - 2 to i agst Jenny Andrews. FRIDAY. Fifty Pounds for all Ages. Four-mile heats. - - - - I 2 2 4 '3 3 dis - . .• Mr. N. odgson's b.ln. Lady Mary, aged, 9st. alb. z Mr: ‘V.ltutelzinson's c4i.c. by St.George,,4 yrs, 83t.71b. 5 z Col. Hortvn's b.c. Young Bustard, 4 yrs old, Bst. 71b. 4 3 1.1 r. Ilderton's b.c. Rosedrn 4 yrs old, Sst. 71b. ..a '4 Mr. Stepliem:on's b. I. by dberoo, 4 yrs old, Lt. 41b. 3 5 SATURDAY. • Handicap Stakes of logs. each for hunters. Once round the Course and a Distance. Col. Seddon's b. h. Baronet, by Quid, tzst..nib. - Mr. Shatio's b. g. Hazard, izst. 714. - _ _ 2 Mr. Surtees's br. h. by Bishoprick, list. - Mr. Witham's br, at. by Percy, iost. - . 4 Handicap,Plate of sogs. Two miles. Mr. W. Hutchinson's b. c. StivCO, by St. George, 3 yrs oid s. Mr. Stephenson's ch. 1. by Oberon, 3 yrs old - 2 Mr. F. Hartley 's b. c. Foxberry, 3 yrs old . 3 CHESTER MEETING. • WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. The Annual City Plate of sol. - --Four-Inile Heats. • - Mr. Clifton's b.: tn. toseplinia, 6 yrs old, Sit. a tlb. t I Mason'sgr. "I`rafalgzfr, s yrs Bst._4lb. - Mr. Krniiiton's b. c. by IlambletonianCfell lame). 4 to a on josephina.-=-Wan in a canter. • THURSDAY. The Silver Clip, value Sol.--Four mile Heals. Sir W.W. W'ynne's b. C. by Meteor, 4 yrs old, 7st. s lb; i ,4 - Mr. Clifton's b. m. Josephina, s yrs 7st. t 3lb. z 2 Mr. liirchall's ch. nt. Lavinia, s yrs 7st 13115. -• 3 _ 3 Four.to 1 on Josephina ; •after he Heat 7 to z on the winner. Won by half a length. Sir W. W: Wynne's b. f. by Sir Peter Teazle beat Mr. Brooke' b. f. lieningbrongh, for toogs. An Inquest Was held at eight o'clock last night,. at the Boar and Castle, in Oxford -street, on the body of Mrs. Mary E-, aged 33, wife of a cheese , monger, in Oxford-street, whO hung herself on Monday evening last, at eight o'clock: The only ftu, witness called was Mary Brown, one of the serv' in the family, who stated, that her mistress had been 'very ill fr.r these ten weeks'past, occasioned by a miscarriage; that for the last'six weeks the deceased spewed - symptoms of insanity, such is freque n tly talking at rtddom, &c. ; that shetwas'attended by a , medical gentleman, and used to sleep every night 'at Camden Town, and returned to her house in the morning ; that on the day she committed the fatal deed, she had drank tea with her husband, at seven o'clock, in perfeit harmony, and she was to return to Camden Town by the eight o'clock stage. Wit ness said, that the deceased came down into the kitchen, and gave her orders concerning the making, of some shirts, saying that she should not return to town before Wednesday; the deceased slammed the kitchen door after her, and went into another kitchen ; she then proceeded' alone up to her bed room ; that Mrs. ,Soughtob, the deceased's' sister, came to the house to go'withher tb Camden Town, and went up stairs, •when she found the room door locked on the inside. Mr. E. and WitnesS went up stairs and broke the door open,-when they beheld Mrs. E. suspended .to the foot rail of the bedstead, by a small cord tied round her neck,- with her feet touching the ground ; thatshe appeared quite,dead; that supported the body, while a knife - was procured to cut the cord ;. and medical assistance was immediately sent for, but without success, The evidence being clOsed, the Jury returned a verdict of Insanity. . • - GLEitKENWELL.SESSONS, TUESDAY, MAY 1 '2 ." The Sessions for Middlesex commenced this day, before WILLIAM MAINWAKING, Esq. and a Bench of Magistrates. A. man and his wife, of the name of Andrews, were tried upon an indieiment charging I them with keeping a disorderly house, in the neigh lionrhood of Wapping. The woman was found husband was acquitted. John COI' was tried on two indiathentS, for as- :sacking PierCe Basseggio and Jane Roe.. It appear led that Basseggio was an Italian hair-dresser to the Opera House, and betrayed all' the coxcombery arming from the, double charaeter of Barber and Ope ra Lounger. The Defendant was an Englishman. They both paid their addresses to the same young lady ;!the poor Defendant found himself utterly inca- . pable of making any way against the superior • ac complishments of the- Italian friseur. He was, however, determined to shew himself in the noble science of war, and therefore, whenever he met Monsieur Basseggio in company with his mistress, he made it a point to give him a little gentle drub ; bing, and sometimes would violently carry.off .the Lady. Monsieur said,, his rudeness had at last be came absolutely intolerable, and he found himself driven to the necessity of indi&ing him.----The De tendant was acquitted of the assault upon the man, but found guilty of assaulting the Lady; for which the Court fined him 20s. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR- ROW. Morning,' 17 min. after 7. Afternoon, sa min. after 7. • . LONDON , : Printed by Rienn an HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-couri, (low-street, and published by W if,' A;1 ARMIGSR Settlers, of South Motton.street, Cresvenur-squitN; AI the ,Sus-OFFIcz No. 1 v.).; btrapd; where Adrertiserrient , s, Orders for the Paper, I esters for the Editor; &c. (post paid), must be addressed. BANKRUPTS. Matthew Bennett, of St. Thomas the Apostle, Devon'Shire, yarn-manutadturer, to surrender May is, zz, and dune 23, • at eleven, at the Golden. Lion Inn, /Winton. Attorney, Mr. Y earse, floniton. _ _ _ _ Samuel Levy, late of Mansell -street, Goodman's-fields, Mid dlesex, jeweller, May 16, 30, and J une 23, at one, at • Guil dhall. Attorney,, Mr. Poole, Dowgate-hill. Thomas Edward Poole, of Drayton-in-Hales, Salop, currier and haberdasher, June 5,6, and 23, at eleven, at. the Plicenix Inn, Drayton-in-Hales. Attornies, Messrs. Ben bow and Hope, Lincoln's-Inn, London ; or Mt. 'Pigott Dray ton-in- Hales. William Wells, late of Rosemary-lane, Middlenx, ler, May 22, 23, and lune 23, at ten, at Guthman. At torney, Mr. Jones, New-court, Crutched,ftiars. Thomas Stuart, 31 Bermondsey-street, Surrey, hat-manu facturer, May 15, 27, and lone 23, at ten, at, Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. butfar, Gray's-Inn. Thomas Dawson, late of Portland- road, Portland- St reet, Mid dlesex, dealer, May 16, 23, and tune 23, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Morgan, BedtOrd-row t Thomas Hibbs and Robert Saxby, of Weeley, Essex, gro cers, May 16, 30, and lune 23, at one, at Guildhall, • London. Ilenry Cross, late of Albany-house, Piccadilly, Middlesex, cook and tavern-keeper, May ro, 23, and J une 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Blake and White, Es sex-street, Strand. _ DIVIDENDS. lune 2. Joseph Lancaster Cox, of 1 - ligh-strcet, Lambeth, Surrey, vidualles, at ten, at Guildhall, London; tune 2. fames Coltman, late of Clar-inarket, Middlesex, poulterer, at twelve, at-Guildhall. June 2. Thomas, Blowers, of London-street, St. Pancras, Middlesex, linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall. tune 27. Samuel I relawl, of St. Clement Dane's, Middlesex, at one, at Guildhall. • lune :L. Christian 'ohm Adam Witke, late of Coleman street, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. July 3. Thomas fordan Hookam, of New hond.street, Mirldleso4 bookseller, at ten, at Guildhall. • June 6. penjamin Phillips and William Bacon, Ewer street, Southwark, Surrey', levigators, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Tune 23. Thomas Parsons, late of Marchmont-place, near Russell-squaw, Middlesex, builder, at ten, at Guildhall. tie 3. lames Doxtim, of Manchester, Inert:ham, it elevep, at the Star Inn, Manchester. • • t. Nathaniel '',,Vj.,;f2, of Exeter haberuasher, at die at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. June t t .. John Lee, of York, woollen-draper, at eleven, at the `Red Lion' Inn, York. June t, Richard Atkinson, Henry Watters, and Williarri Or!, of Fem.:Lurch-we-et, London, wine and brandy-nier \ chants, at t w;•1 ve, at Guildhall. Mine 30. Eliziv)eth Fitton, of Bolton-on:the-Moors, Lanca shire. milliner, at ten, at Guildhall,. London. CERTmcdrEs. lune John Grime, late of Hulrne, Manchester, common brewer. Samuel BesWiek,. of HnLne, Manchester, common-brewer. Win •Kichards•ni, • of Wrotham, Kent, innkeeper. Thomas Massey, of Lancaster, cotton and twist-dealer. • PARTNERSHIPS DIV JOLVED. • Jeremiah Ilotnfray, fames Tappenden, James .Tappenden, Francis Tappenden," - and fames Birth; of A.bernant Iron works, !C;hunorganshire. Richardeonstoitine, James Smith, and George Smith, of Sheffield, Britannia metal-manufacturers. , • -• Thomas Runyan, and Josias Johnson, jun. of Royston.. Hert fcirdshire, seeds' Thomas Perry and Alexander Smith, of Liverpool, liquor merchants. - • • • Robert Gould and James Broadbent, of - Ashton-under-Line, reed-makers. • • ' - Joseph PatEird and Thomas Sluoveller,of Portsmouth, bakers. William Phillips; and 'William Fardon, of George-yard, Loinbard-Street, printers. Rogers Albeson and Thomas Arden, of Salford, Lancashire, dyers. William Culland Edward Harris, of Upper East Smithfield, chet:semongers. • 80,211174 Y. I .A meeting was held on; the iSthi of June, ; 1 i 01,;, consisting of all the chief inhabitants .of 49tithay, for the purpose of .publicly expressing,Their,4ui. feigned sorrow. o the occasion of tbe irreparable Joss which the Country had, sustained in the death of that great and virtuous Statesman, Mr. PITT ; ani also to take intd consideration the best mode of testifying the high- respell, admiration, and gratitude, called for by a . recolle6tion of the eminent talents, un shaken integrity, and undeviating disipterestedness, of that most distinguished Patriot--:whose life.. has been devoted to the service of his Country- , whose exertions in the defence of : the Liberties of Europe; against Anarchy and Usurpation, have ceased only with his valuable existence." • ..,-, . The Sheriff, J. .D. RICHARDSON, Esq. opened' . the business .of the day, and pronounced an admir rable eialogiumon the chara4er,of Mr. PlT'r; which Was received with, the. warmest applause. ALEx: .A.mimsom, Esq. was then unanimously called to this Chair, and, Mr. MONEY resumed the business of the day, entering into a. full examination of the chat raelerand conduet of the exalted Statesman, for whose honour the meeting .took placei., concluding with moving five Resolutions, expressive of the ve neration ,which they,all felt tor the charader of Mr. PITT, and their deeiyegretat itic,, : loss which time. country suffered in his death, and proposing,that, to perpetuate the 4ense entertained of the .incisti•! !I - 0)1e ,blessings xvhich • haVe . resulted, even to, the remotest parts of, the • British Empire, from his able, upright, and disinterested' Administra tion, a Statue of that eminent and ever-to-be latnented Patriot be, erected in. Bombay, as a last.! ing . :memorial , of the gratitude of its present , Julia-, bitants, . and as a .sacred legacy to their Successors, of the admiration entertained. of so much human excellence. - - It was also proposed that a.Subscription• should be opened for the purpose of defraying the Expeuces of the Statue. , - A - Committee was then formed tbr the purpose of carrying these Resolutions into efi - i!;it. The stihie6t. was then again . resumed by Mr. Moitt.`ey, Barrister,. who delivered - a high panegyric upon the great cha= rater in question, He wasfollowed by Mr.Woop-' HousE,. who only Made some verbal objeaions, and testified his high-sense. of the ,elevated ,charaaer of Mr. PITT, and entire I.:QIICUrrenCe in the purpose of the Meeting. The several Resolutions were then moved watt unanimouSly agkeed to, as well as the thanks of rit Meeting to the Sheriff for hisreadineSs in 'convening it, and The able wanner in which he opened the ba. 'siness of the day ; and to the Chairman for the iw partiality which had distinguished his conduit in tilt! Chair. The Resolutions' having been engrossed oak, parchment, were immediately signed by the Gen.. denten present, most of whom on this mclancholi occasion appeared in mourning, .as suitable to the so d lemn occasion. on which they. assew bled. Capt. BURR, of the Adventure, arrived at Granv . mouth from Memel on .Saturday the 2d current, tie' ing the first. ship thiS season, Sailed from. Me:l34 on the 14th U , lt. at which - they,Avere in d‘iiif expe6tation of advice of w general engagement twist the Allied Army tin d t h e F rench; t h e formes having been reintbrced by so,ono.of the r e.o. - : , ;i ,13 Guards. Two days. before she sailed, theTioperot of Ryssia,and the King of P russ i a h a d .gone to visit the Army ; and it was" , ;aid, thataclvice had heeit received of the French having-re-crossed the on the,icc. Capt. • BURN says,.that Lord HuTcnv:-- soo was much dissatisfied with his Goveroineot" for not sending out arms and having no. intelligerico of any expedition to co-operate with the, Ailies';• but, as int - Ormation of a change of Ministry was received at Memel the day he laded, more energy' . was immediately expeaed: The Adventure .saiied from Elsineur under convoy, in 'company. with one' ship for Leith, and a few ships for England. SHIP NEff'S. CRAVESEND, MAY 14. Passed by—the Alexander, Rinoks, Caerwent, Ch r i s tie. and Cambridge, Antony; from the South ; Henry, from Jamaica ; Silenius, Smith, trom Senegal .Thomas, Boush, „George, Sampson, Indian Packet,, Plantar, Moore, and Indian, Dutton, from Virginia ; Char =lotte, Rogers, front Dybbin; Dolphin, Church, Minerva, rWillock, Thomas, Tomlinson, and Little Ben, Barnes, rrorn. St, .Michael's; Valiant, Owen, front Waterford ;, Enter prize, ktinp, from New_ York ; LeOLN Agar, and Youti4 Hendrick, iroin Tonningen ; and Anita Maria, Roils, lion' 'Lisbon, Sailed—the Fame, Thomas, for Gibraltar. HIRTUS. • On Thursday, at Clasg6w, the Right Hon - Lady fatiet Buchanan, of a Son, - . On Sunday last, at his house in Qaeen Ann . -street West• the. Lady .of William Drummond Li,:idp, Esq.. cl a Daugli - ; ter: . . • Lately, at .her• brother's house, Vauxhall, tne Lady ° Wilson Rathbone, Esq. Captain of His Majp:sty's Ship Saris Nargarita, of a Son and Heir, On the 4th inst. the Lady off . DOinan, Esq. of Crown street, Westminster, af a Son and Daughter. MARRIED. • _ ..... On the Bth, inst. at Edinburgh, k4abert Fraser, Esq. ttr Lady Ann Maitland, eldeSt daiignter of the had of i..,, L odeu" . dale. Yesterday, at St. Mary-le-bone C:turelt, the-',Rev. Rich ard Neweome. Varit,-n at Rutl.in, Denbigtohire, to Miss' Hughes, daughter of the late IZ,i*t Hughes, Esii. of t l4 Hon.' East. IndiA 'Company's Civil .. &ervics.:'at Nlactras. The same morning, at St. Georges, Hanover-square, La , " Chartley, eldest son.of the 't axl of Leicester, to Miss GO' diner. On Saturday last, at St. Coo'nr,e's Church, 131ournstair3' , W. Dick Lon, jun. Esq. of ['rasped-place, liarripshOc,. Miss Elizabeth Dixon,. of Blownsbury-squarc. DIED. On Wednesday afternoon, suddenly, at .his loiNings 1); Trinity-strect, Bristol, Captain Dunning, of the ‘Vilisliire: Militia. On Sunday morning last, at Hampstead. lq).. Head ' White, Builder, of that plate, in the 72d year of his age. 4 , On Monday, at his house in 4/tterinanbUry, Mr. Gear s Cooper, aged z 6: PRICE OF STOCK.S' YESTERDAY. Bank Stock, 230; India Stuck, 186 6 ts 6. Nalry 5 per Cent. 97 ifr India Bonds, O. Ss. P r • 0; 5 per Cent. 1797, - ExChcquer Bills,. as. diS' Irish 5. per Cent. pr.. 4 per cent. to 6 i •Omnium, ' t 1 pr. 3 per Cent. ked. 62 1 1* - Irish Omnium 3 per tent. Con. 63 16, Imperial 3 per Cent. • Bank L. Ann. 174 13-16ths Ditto Ann. Ditto Short Ann. - Cons. for 26th May, 63s —.O