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lAI PER IA PARLIAMENT. (OUSE Utz ORDS ) Dix. 14. • - The 'Royal Assent was given by Commission to the 11rantly Duty Rill, the Madder Act Amend • the Marine Mutiny Bill, the Felons Transportation Bill, Temporary ln- Sad vent Debtors .Bill, and a Road Bill. CommiSsionersords EcnaN, Ltveneont,, and WA L•stsottAsr. The LORD CHANCELLOR proposed that Counotel be heard in thocase of '‘ Andrew and Murdoch; ) after the re yes:,; and also that the hearing of causes previous to the recess be concluded to-morrow.—Agreed to. Lord BUCK( NCI tAlSlcilittE moved the second reading ctf the Rust India .t:irctlitous Trade Bill, after stating ,that this was a measuev to which reference was made in the -20tli ec tiim of the :Net of last • year: .so that it was one whivlr must have been expected both by the East. Itutia Company'und the Pu;dic. 'The Bill was read a second tittle, and 'ordered to be commit ted. The E;ist India Duty 11111, anti East India Shlpping 13111, were committed, nod rreorted. The 1,0,010 n Militia Isolistment Bill, the Frame Work Bill, the lri•ltTeace Preservation 11111,Irisli Illicit Distillation bill, and West _of litigiattd Insurance Dill, were read a third tune, and passed. • The French Wipes Bill, the. Exchequer. Bills' Bill, the CottOty Fire Company's Bill, and Imperial Insurattee Com pany's Bill, Were brought up from the Commons, nod read a first time. Mr; Jackson, front the Irish Court of Chancery presented Papers ,to the ('louse.--.Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER irtformed the liouse,•that the it 1 A t ...oya. --Ssi'R. 'bad been given; by Commishion, to several public and private . Biii,,,-I,ae Lords.) . . . The Imperial insurance . Company's Bill was read a third time, and passed. .HOLLAND. Sir JAME 9 YPINTOSII,rOSC . to put stime questions tip the Noble Lott( (Lord Castlereagh), in conse ipienee of his having seen it announced in the London Gazette, that an Ambassador had been appointed for Holland, muter a new stile and de sigoatioe. Ile was aware, that it was coptrary to Parliatnentrary usage to preface questions by any observations, and he shottld have abstained from so doing at present,. even if the usage bad not been so well established. The -ques tions that he had to propose to: the Noble Lord were,—whether it was known to his Ma jesty's Ministers, before his Serene Highness the Prince of Orange left this country, that it %vas his intention to exercise powers, or assume a stile and - title unknown to the ancient laws of the United Provines ; and whether he had assum ed those titles and authorities with the privity and con'setit of his Majesty's Govirnment I Lord CASTLEUEAG IT replied, that he was not privy to any determination or intention of the Prince of Orange, before he left this country, to take any new titles, or exercise any new autho rity. His Serene Highness had been invited to Holland by a provisional Government there esta bli,hed, and his ,Majesty's Ministers did not know what fuuctions of, that govermtrent he would be called itpoo to exercise, or t,ylutt titles would be cOoterred upon him by the people,of that country. visas Impfty, however, to state,' that to the au thority he now e:,ereised, and to his present title, be had been called - by the Spontaneous and Lla, illmous voice of the whole nation. It 'was not (nerdy. the former friends of the [louse of ()range', but those also who had, in other times, been most adverse to the power of that flintily, were now united in opinion, that a higher ra ik should be given to hint in the State than was held by his ancestors, Ilis Majesty's Ministers, iwWevel ctattiously abstained' from making out: the ereden , : tials to the Anibassador at the Hague, until a for mal notification hail been received from llollatid, of the style and title conferred upon his Serene Highness the Prince of Orange. Sir lions M'lxToso said, that iu conseptence of what bud fallen from the Noble Loi'd, he felt it to be his duty to state, tinder the present cir cumstances, that it' the Noble Lord, or any of his Majesty's 'Ministers should propose' an adjourn ment of the Home for a much longer period than mots usual, he should oppose the adjournment, unless Ministers made out a strong case to •shew the necessity of it. Lord CASTIMREAOII 'sled, that it was his inten tion to move that the House should, at its rising, adjourn to Friday next, It was probable that on Monday the olterior adjouruateatt would take place. The Honourable and Learned Gentle man Might, therefore, take that opportunity of expressing his sentiments in opposition to the ad imminent. It appeared to be the understanding of the House, that on Monday Sir JA MES WINTOS Wollid opeose the question of adjournment. IRISH INSOLVENT DEliTOlt l / 4 ;. Sir S. :Roimmt,v, seeing the 'lrish Chancellor of the Exchetpfer iu his place, \visited to he informed n halter there was any intention of . hringiog in a Bill to autcoti the Act of last Session, or n'ictu rortory Bill, for the relief of the Irish Ih - solvents ? Att the Irish Bill of last Session was_ precisely si ,milar to tile one for this country, he shouldicon ceire some such measure netessnty, • Mr. 1 ,4 1.rz0 IntALD said; that the some difficulties bad not been found in Ireland, and lie was there fore not :mare of any necessity fin stir') liltititireff.. S, Rom ILLY that lie seas inforwen that sitliculties had , taken' place in Ireland as to the form of the engagements to paying the creditors, alai that in consequence of those diffieult les . , many of- the insolvent debtors could not ohfaht their disticare;e: 'lna) .11.1 d, that he should make par frelAr inplil'h's on that subject. 'f he•Exch , quer and the Vreno.lVine Duty win, were reel a third time, and pa*scd. 'ft :)ther Orders of the Day were then diqnted LAW INMLLIGENCE. COURT OF CO,l:tit:EPS; Dm 14. `IIIF. 110USE."WATI - 31 8 V. IrAYI,OTT. The Logo TCHAtit3EGT-Olt asked if the 'minutes his. decree had been drawn up in-this cause ? Ur. Umti pi, Counsel for the kiinta, said, they nad not, on account of tbe.indisposition of Mr. . - Johnston, Who waS with hint in thceause, and he did not, wish to draw them up without his assiStauce. rr n cu.o.ro4r.t.ort desired they . might be ready, .on irlinsday, , 11..kitT , saitk, he was instructed by the paw. , to:a o t t ! is Lordship if there would be any impro priety in his putting aunty persons into the Opera li„, t4e , n o t by the way at taking possession, but In guard the property against tire or any other dauir;er, at present it was without such protection, The Loiu CIiANCELLOK observed, there. wits . , • tyoOlingto prove It either o parties item Vot tiitgropey pvriozis in to th a t the pl'opekty was setitrecl. . • TOhNErt, BA .'t'. pAtEttyk:, ct.si u In this case, in which an Iniunetion had been granttd, till the crutting i i of the answer, to re= strain the defendant Ltd procitd i 0 all act ion at law ) . to recover front the present plaintiff. Sir Gregory Page Turner, the sum of 13,001)7. which ,had been agreed upon to be path by the present plaintiC to the defendant, as the price of certain pictures pur4 chased by the plaintiff; from the defedbiant.---The Loa Ctr;.!icut.colt, on hearing Cotodstl, dis solved tide Nam:thin, seeing nothing in the an swer on which his Lordship could -fasten the ju risdiction of a Court of Equity. CONSISTORY corwr, DC3C TORS' COMMONS. MAYBE' V. 14 A'Y . This was a cause of dis•orge, or separation, brought by Charles Mayhew, Esq r against Snralt Mayhew, his wife, by reast)o of adultery alleged to have been committed with 'a Mr. John Clarke. It appeared, that the marriage took. place between the partici urn the 2.lth September, 180(i, and that they cohabited together as man told wife, and had issue by that marriage three children, two of whom are living. That in the month of August, 1811, Mrs. Mayhew Accra to i\largate, where she became acquainted with Mr. Clati , le, aml a crimi nal intercimrse"Nas the consequence of such ac quaintance. The Counsel on behalf of Mrs. Mayhew admit ted the fact of adultery, as alleged ; but eon temied there . was collusion proved on the part .of the husband. The Learned Judgc• (Sir Wm. SCOTT) was of Opinion, that the fact of adultery was clearly prOved, and that there was nothing of collusion to preycnt the husband obtaining the remedy which he prayed ; and therefore he pronounced for the separation. I...)UNDAS 1 ). MI NDA',4 This was also a suit of divorce,, brought by Robert Dun(las, Esq. against Jane Dundas, his %rife, by reason of. adultery alleged to b;tve been committed with Lord Semple. The tnaterial facts in this case (ns appeared from the and proceedings produced in the cause) were as follow : That the marriage was solemnized by license, on the 3d April, 1805, at the par:sh church of St. • Clement's Danes. That in the year 1814,- Dtrrd kntple was.introdneed into the family, ..at Edin burgh. That on their arrival in London they re sided at Morland's Hotel, as.. did also Lord Sentple. That, soon after, Mr. Dundas had . oe . - casion •to go tit Sweden, having property there ; onderstaiiding that his wife, during his absence, intended to reside with her sister, Dady Douglas, in the country. That on Isis return front Sweden he went id Morland's Ilotel, where, to his great sttrprize, he was informed that his wife was in the house, and that Lord S'emple freqtented the same. That immediately after Lord Semple quit ted Hotel, and Mrs. Dinulas followed ; and shey. were ,first traced to the Worcester Coffee bowie, and afterwards to a lodgin in Cumber liindtreet; New4ottd,.• where they colvahited.to !railer as man . and wife, .fora considerable time, andstill,continue so to do. It also appeared that Mr. DUndas obtnine.d a verdict of 4000/. damages against . Lord Seuiple, in the Common - Law Court. • The fact of adultery being clearly establishel by the evidence produced, the Learued Judge (Sir Wm. - Scott) in on'ouncea for the remedy wh►:h the husband prayed. • • STOCK V. STOCK. This was likewise a suit of divorce, institute 4 by Matilda Stock, against Jatnes'Stock, her band, of Strawbridge, by reason of cruelty, and adultery alleged to have been committed with va.. rious ivomen. 7 —No defenee •Was set up in this case, and the facts alleged being clearly proved, a sen tence of separation Was pronounced by the Court. YnoM TU E LONDON . GAZGM, Mar 14. At the Court at Carltonllonse, the 13th of De. ceinber,lBl3—Present his Royal lli haess the Prince Regent in Council. Whereas thd ancient relations of Peace mid Amity between his 'Majesty and the United Pro:. vinees of the Netherlands have been happily re-es tablished ; his Royal flightless the Prince Regent is pleased, in, the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and by and with the 'advice of his Majes ty's Privy Cormcil, to order and declare, a ad'it is hereby ordered and declared : lit. That all hostilitie4 agaitot the fruited Pro of the Netherlands (save and except ieli pouts or places as may be still in the possession at France), on the part of his Alajesty shall itinnetliately cease. 2ttly. That the blockade of all the ports and places of the said United Proiinces (save and ex cept such porrtazttl .111am:us- ksferreAraOttrat tP)..tritti all other restrictions thereon imposed by any Or der in Council relating thereto, shall forthwith cease and be discOutirtued. ;idly. That all ships and 'vessels be,longing; to the said 'jolted, Provinces (save and except ves sels coming from, or proceeding to any ports or places in the possession or under the controul of FertnCe)' shall have free MilnisSion into his Majv ty's•portq, and be permitted to curry on any trade now lawfully carried ouin the ships of gtates in athity with hi.§ Majesty. Attic' the Right:lionourable the, Lords Commis- Sionets of his Majesty's Treasory, his ).lajesty's Principal Secretaries of State, the Lords Commis sioncrsiof.the• Admiralty, and the Judge, -ot 'the High Court of ..Iclinirrilty, and the Judittbs' of the timits of Vice-Admiralty, are to take the IltiCeS. sary ineaFures herein tis to them may respectively appertain. • -CIIETWiN.D. • At the Court at Carlton-House, the 13th of Dew cemlier, IBl3—Present, his Royal Iliglineas the Prince Regent in Council. Whereas it appeals by the latest advice from the coast of the Adriatic, th it the port of Triest6", and the other ports and places between Trieste, and the Pouthern extremity of Dalmatia, urc, -f or the mostilart, no longer in the possession or... t n der the coutroni of France ltis Royal Hi g h ness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his illujusty, and by Atld with the advice of his 111ati!sty ; 8 Pi roinitil i Is piertieti to Oi4ef sitic awl it is Ilet‘ehy lirderett anti tieelar6l, (O l d litm,:kade tit Trivste and the, pol . ts anti piates at'Oti.:•;4lll, (saiie eicept. sitch ire titl oceiyitd by tlit , ..tsimily), mitt all te3tfic - tinnA iniiiost.(tilier.,!oli by ,a 11 :, Order in . Council telating thereto shall forthwith cease - and be dis continued. .And the Welt rionoittahle the Lords Crnn . mi 3 siQliet3 of I,is Majesty'.s Treasury, his INTa. jesty's Pl ineiPlil Secretaries of State, the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, and the Judge of the nigh Court of Admiralty k and the judges of the Courts of Vice-Admiraltn are to tike the necessary immures herein us to them may rcspec , - tively appertain. CHETWIND. 71 . 7de- ggice, Decr,ii6tr 144 1"13. Ilis IloYal Highness the. Prince itegent has been pleasid, in the u.lnse and oil the behalf of his • MtkiestY, to dl , l"nt - Co"- lonel his Seren. tlighm!si Williaui Frederi4 Henry Here ditary-Prince of • Orange, to the rank of Major-General in the Army, by cOmmission dated December 13, It 13. lst Regiment of Life Gitards, Lieutenant E. Pellew, from the 14th Light Drapons, to be . Captain of iCrrndp,• by pur-; chase, rice Darts, who retires. To be Lieutenants, by pur chase, Cornet and Stilt-Lieutenant E. T.• Itontein, rice who retires. Cornet and Sub-Lieutenaut H. Wyatt, %let , . Moore, Who retires. 2d Ditto, It, Martin, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, without purehirsi,. Ist 'llegituent of. Dragoons, Assistant -Surgeon R. Prosser, from the Ist Foot, to be Assistant-Sot:gem', vice Bolton, •' who exchanges.. • Gal Ditto, Ser./cant-Major James Kerr to be Regimental Quarter-fluster, vice Armstrong, aitpointed Paymaster. itth Ite A lmetit of Light Dragoons, Ensign Craufurd, front the ad • Regiment of Foot (4uards to he Lieutenant. by port:hose, vise Tariwt, promoted in the Wilt Foes. 14th Ditto, Cornet J. front the hth Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, Is pitrehase, vice - who retires. 2ld Ditto, Cornet and ,luijittaut Samuel Hardman to haye the of Lieutenant. 1 s Regiment of Foot Guards, 'Wien Bruce, Gent. to be En s t , n, by purchase, vice Ellis•;n, promoten. lk . (11 itto, Captain W. C. Masters to Lie Captain of a Company and Lieutenant-Colonel, rice Gordon, deceased. Ensign Fredeciek Colville to be Lietitenunt bud Captain, rice Mas-• ters.• Gentleinan Cadet W. Tito:11;4 Nriollys. I.•out the Royal Military Colle.ge, to be Ensign, vice Colville. Ist Regiment of Foot, ---,Caz.ipbeit, Gent. to be En sign, without •purchase, vi.:e Kerr, aplwinted to the 35th Foot. Assistant-Sur.4eo,l Thoran4 Bolton, from the Ist Du:goons, to be A.:iit.int-Surgeon, rice Prcnstr, who exclianr.s. - . . . . . 4th Ditto, Ensign Williont Taylor, from the 9.9. th Foot, to be Ensign, '. iee ..Nlowtforil, killed in action. , 20th Ditto, Ensign L. l'igon ,to be Lieutenant, Without intr . eliase..vi.,:e Rai nbrigke, t,romoted in the4lst Foot. (Gentle num Catiet Charles .v.,:itti, il•oni the Royal MilitirryCollege, to be Ensign, •,.ie,.! l'i.;on. . .. , 21st Ditto; lir,•vet Littik , :ount-Colonel Anthony French to he illajor, without poreint3e,. vice Cok;lilan, i.c.onuicil in the .Yorklimssetirs. ' Lii,mtenant George Fren.-11. T !is First Lientertrits,,.v.i.thintt purchase, Second Liente, twit E. Nash, viee'Futibliimpte, litintioted iii the .Ith Gar- Timiii. F.econd Lieutenant John Saitipon vice . Cusupbeli. To be Srcond Lieutenantc, •witliont pnrchise, (klub:nolo 'Cadet William Leavock, from the Royal Military Culiege, vice Na 0. atvid Ll,Jinc,(l4iiit, %ice Sampson. 25th Dit , ,o, Lieutenant Ilene). IV:turn to be Captain of a Coruptiy, toil hoelt purchase. . .. TO be I..tentelialits, witliont purchase', Ensigns .1. Ste....vort, E. Mile (: J. }base and 'l'.,i. itiit)iitint, sac.: It•4rreli. To be Ellsl6llß, lvittiont purelmse,.lthgcr Stewart, (i:nit. vice Sttiwurt ; -Thomas Ling.sid, tient va Elute; Francis Moss Smith Gent. vice. fluke;. Lind Edward tient. rive 2Gth.llitto, Ensign W. Clark .to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pollock, who retire,. hug Gordon Boyes, Gent. to be linsign, without purehose, vice Clarke. 32d Ditto, John Buchanan, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Rollo, prinnOted. • 35tli Ditto—To be Captains of Companies, Without purchase, Lieut. Charles Gregor}', vice Stew:tit, paced upon half pay. Lieut. W. Nl`Doituld. Captain li. 01Macleud, tvoita the 4th Garrison Battalion. To be 'Lieutenants, without purchase,- Ensig - tvThos. Austcri. Ensignand Adjiitaitt Ilailtiam to bit'..e the tank of Lieutenant. - Ensign Nitirduch: 'Ensign Wilder-. • Eitsikri N. It. Tompkins. 'tit he Ensigns, without 'vim:base, 'Ensign lion. Schomberg I(qr, iron) the Ist loot, vii,e Austen. Gentleman Cadet lienry IV. S. 'Nixon, 'fruit& the Royal Military College, vice pr,nnoted, John vice Wilder. Thomas Hilton thseue, Gent. tics Y4'th Ditto, Lieut. Hobert Kist to Lie of a Company, without purchase. • To' be Lieuyettants, without. purchase, Ensigns P. Sullivan, L i m e , Moir, and John Ott ey,•vice To be Ensign, without purchase, Limit:lt W. Pearse, front the City of Cori.: Militia. • 41St Ditto, Brevet Nor Richard D'Fariell Friend to be Ma view l'olacliewzir, deceased.. Lieutenant John li. Bain brigge. front 20th Foot, to be Copt:tin of a CoU t pauy, v ice hied. 4;:,i Ditto, 'Ensign 13. W..Coatcs to be Lieutatiant, with Out purchusr,, vice Brunton, promoted in the uoth Foot.. 4•11 h Ditto,----.1 - turner to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vie., Direon, appointed to tst Foot Guards. Itu hert Poncuck, Gent. to be Eiisign, by purchase, vice Jones promoted. 45th Ditto, Captain the Ilcue..loslina Allen, front 69th Foot, •to be Cupta j in a Compan), without purchase, vice • pronmted in the 'loth Veteran Battalion. - alyth Ditto, James Brown, tient. tu, he Ensign, without pur chase, vice Ileath, promoted to the GUth Few'. 52.1 Ditto, Lieutenant Henry .to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensigns George Moore, John Leaf, Edward Michell, and Charles To be. without purchase, F.. A. Love, Gent. vice Derr!, woo resigns. Joseph .Jacksult, Genf. vice Leaf. Thomas Massie, Gout. vice. .Michell. • William Nettles, Gent. vice 4.:1w. ti sfith Ditto, Lieutenant J. S. 111;gootito he Captain of a Com pany, without puvvitaie. Lieutenant William Delf...airitci, frown the 7th Foot, to be •Atljutant, with the viva: Of Lien tenant, %ice lEhtllcr, who restos the Adjutancy only, En itign J. Dover to he Lieutenant, vice Eihtfooti, 56th Ditto—To be-Captalte; oh Complitiies,.withnit. purchase, LientenAnt Jimeph Petry. Lieut./aunt Tin,tnua Pertly, from GUth Fo't. Lieutenitot 1)ra1;c, front lOuth Foot . To be Lieutenants, withoutpureltuse, EnOrns John Lapl;in, A. F. W. Lynch., Ponies; George (=vary, and J. H, M T w l a trlit,itigit4 , wi4Aolopt:puretoo...,y, rt._ Lie. Gra., vi ce Lap lain. E. J. Choate!, lice Lynch. James Batt, Gent. nee Dames. W. 11. Pylie, Gera. rice Geary. Gentleman Cutlet It, S.Vicars; from the Military Qollege, vice Mil:it:John. i9th Regiment of Foot, Gentlennto Cadet H. W. B. 51 unro, front the College, to be Ensign without ptu chose, rice Swecting, whose appointment has nut taken !flute. 60fit Ditto, Licotentinithe iitott.E. Cost, (tutu the 14th Light Dragoons, 'to he Captain of a'Collipany, by purchase, :vice Dr Sultiberry„ promoted. 'Ensign 11. Heath, from 46th Foot, tone. Lieutenant, tvithoutpurchase. J. hale,. trot. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Allen - appointed to .:4th Foot. Lieut. "f. Andrews to be Adjutant. • • 61st Ditto, J. K. Strong, tient. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice'Keliet, promoted. It. N. Verner, to be 'ditto, without purchase, vice E. 11). Verner, whose ap?ointinent hos not taken place. 691 it Ditto, Lieut. 1. Downing to.be Captain of a.Comparl. Without put chase. To be Lieutenants, without purcinise, • Ltlsi,, , sti:J, L. Ilarrison and L, M.Prior. 84th Ditto, It. G. Daunt, Gent. to be Ensign, without put . .. chnse, vice Duly, promoted. • with Ditto, Ensign F. IL rTereillutra to be Lieutenant, bypur chase, vice Stuart, promoted. Second Lieutenant Wtiliam tiridith Williams, from the Royal . Anglesey Militia, to be -Etiiie without purchase. 94t1t I)itto, To be Captain* Of CouipanieA, without purchase, Lioutinauts W. ileles, J. Percival. ond W. Peinbertou. To be Lieutenant*, without purchase, Second Lieute nant* W. J. 6, Fanner, E. D. JObustoue, J. Barkelify, V. . . . . lirebb, and I). Ferguson. To lie Second Leiutimants, without purchase, Gentleman Cftdet IleuryJohn Ilebwiirigg, from the !loyal Military Col lege, vice Farmer. Gentleman Cailet I,?,dwartl Otter, Irmo the Royal INDMaiI College, vice Johnstone ----,,..-- Fuck-' but ii, Gent. vice I3arkeley. John Bligh t Gent. vice Webb. Detti Ditto, Thomas Thompson, Gent, to be Ensign, by pui. ehuse, vie , : Lunn; promoted. With /Into, En s ign B. J. Tiembhard, from the alth.Faot to he Lieut e n an t, 1.1!' purchase, victi [tines, who ri'th."• "u,. Vitty, C.i ct! t. t o ade.:inted - 1.. t"... , .; 4th Ftot. , . 1 "'" i';''Sig") WithOUVP4IVb4SUA 014 l'ayka; ;i4 heit iii•ftr.fiegitue:tii S taff' ::',:iiLiritcf..i.,:tiii..)ivii i3ori,;li rk . tru the Nlanchetter.. Rteruititat Dist'ri'ct.; to be F. 1 1 :, tic: I .7filfitts; ilet.H.Aed: - ' 4th ,0,11 risort Raitallorl-hTO lie Erisiittnyjolin Valker; -'--- -MOlior, ;Valiant Harwood' Fri•ague, end Joseph Reatle, Geot4... - .. ti Yt it e t hastkur , ;, .!,iilgn t. Wartriii, frotri tli4 4tllll FA, be Lienteriant; trithout ilUrehase... Lieutenolt and .lojtf• ilant..l. Saiwart; •from the 21st rodt, to In Adjutant and • Lienteriant. • . Royal Waggcin Train, CornaH.Wit-Illetinin to he tientenard rice Harrison, apouinted to the 10th e u, Royal Veteran D • talidn. - - - , ---birudinning, Gent. to 'be Curvet, ti Winitleman. . • ~ tarcr-r.- - --Lieut,Gen- Sir thatinti Graham, 11.‘ .B . . to be Ge 'feral ter the Army sert•lng in Holland and the countries ad' • Peent only; iv . ~ • , ; Sra.rr.--Copt. Wm. Read, front the Royal knit co, to t: 4 ' a 1 4 ertnanent As.t;stant-Quarter-Master-Geoeral (with tbe-, i.ntik of Major in the Arr.y), viee 'french, appointed a De 'poly Unarter-Nlit4tr-Cluerat to the Troops under the tommand of Lieuten,int.General Sit T. GralEnn• ...... ' Assistant-Comudisary-General F. F. Verfoirke to lie xuepti commisiary-tieneral to the Fortes. --- • o.VallAclo.—W. Goddard, Gent. to b e a Barru c k-gaster tO, the Forces in f4reat Biitsin. nottrrrAt. STAri•.—To be Elospitul-Assiztants to the Fereo, T. AlerMuder, John Garrett, James 'lett; J. H. Walsh) V C ° Isi'l..eod C. Kane, and Jobn DisOn, Gent. De Roll's Regin.ent. • , ilea Ensign F. Tugginer I to be. Lieutenant, Vice tirgerill: c a'' in action - , John Hiantiliet, Guat, to be Ensign, vlJur g;tler. . . Chassettrs Britantiilties. - Fred. William B. Von gclili:chting; Gent. to be 17,i1i;0, Y;c ° M 4 Catishuid, prOrnoted.. lIANKR trts. John Malpas, gioney StTatford, " ld" maker, to surrender December Is, 28, and jai,„„iy one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Swami, Nett S.~Bth n fo r Pt" alvrd, Portsea, H am pshire, commowbr e '''; ctiaber 3p, 31,. at eleven, and January '25, at 0 0, 3 ',1, King's Arms Inn, Portseli. Attornies, Mr. Vt . . Staple-Inn, or Mr. Ed B ombe , Pcntsen. Francis Thompson, ten. -Paternoster-tovv, brOker, Pecemb....j" 19, at twelve, tl.r, and I:antral.). at one, at Goild 4 ' /ti* •• Attorney. Mr. James, Buelikrslwrv. • r John Saweil, Rontlard, victualler, December 21, 3t 28, at eleven, and January 25, nt _ one, at " i ",""., nits, Mr. Townsend, ltomford, or Mr. r),Jonrs,!3itr,.3, Edward Arnold, late a Cnigwell, Essex, baker, 11.1 ,31.1 "1 1 23. and January 2 5 , at ten, at Guildhall. . Will Angel-court, ,Throgtoortuii-htreet. hnsary 3 - James Cheyne, Lieeriasol, iu.airance-hroker, 'and one,. at No. 9, liia*street, .f.ierpoul..• A O4; Mr. Charles Birdol. ceel - John NVriizlit, , tiverpO Devowhir::, hlaeltstoithtl":44rr, - brr 23, '29, and _January nt twvlve, at the ( 701 Dir, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Palmer, I.larn:wi's-11,0, uc Serconthi4 Exeter. BALANCES DUE To ,oFyirvis, ■ ' I CONTINUED. 1 . " I:3th Font--Captains 0i....,.., liotiaclate, A. IT. I ss 'N fi itT f :rohit it vingi:one q e mint Ntit o Jrii, ;I t ' ;•• : ; I TY, .7 Lindon, E. H. Nlaitrwa.riwz, I). Fullatton, J..,n r .g' . .; ' iler- j Itogeri, C. Sanion), W. Miami, It. It obilt4on, ‘',-,i . , - , ' ‘it) I, q" , %• Wood, G. Inst.'s, --- liousttin, Ibor.ntsu'r..\,. ' John NPi(tltews, --7., Alm*, i a"L -- NU4t, IT f f."00/1 . . Wm. Bolitati, ---,Frivn, —.—. S e lion , i, Pad:nick )? 1114 , r1 , 11 c John 1)411-y:ill:In, John London, Charles Ri,e)c, John inre l ' ' 1:4)11. 1 - . --i-- Slir..n.son, J. WOod, (i d limes, I'. I 1 )c, IV" i' Thllei l Z!, W. Trade, awl G. 1). Gre.eil; Qllitat r":1";41;,1,(3::bt, S . hrti'itlan and (',sur g e. ParAsn ; Sii:.;zeon's;Mats A. "' i t.:. M.E.:abo, easel ...... mtKemie i ch .,o u i„ _.....- hipP s . jolo ' Ittil Foot —Major Gideon Sintirp.; Ltent.c. --- So t '', • $ 3l. elherell, It. Lorne, It. Smiths, J. IN1(1)onithl, .I• G., '.'",::,,,.. for!,l, and C. H. 13144; lin,igns .131neti llnwen, ‘,l•o,''''',:•;,is Thoulas, - Gro. Stewart, .lohn Jamei Corry, Eila, l'ir , ; t . ) , Wes), (horge CcoTy, atol ---,-- Nlcyrickey Sargcnts':4-.),, ° o ' ) . 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William Earle,. 1:11 1 "Ii", J: Mountain,,.....Tatnes C 06?:. B , .toti, and Prepinrui 1) " .^. (',.,,t, t. • li?nlier, John F. BASIvr, NVEit. Burrows, • • !.• •'•'" SutlierlanO, Wns.,W4.lsry, Johnl olin Payrson," • ' (i l lA 4 ' r l'itlmer, Framis Ltheri • . Matra 4 1/ .1 ri I 4 :‘larray. • 14)N0(%N• Printed by .I:I3.CARNTAIRS,' .• u , Cr tV: and publislreil fry .W. A. SCRIPPS. 'lt. At the "in-Orrez, Nn. 119, Strantl ; where Jc; Wilts, Orders, Lettuts ( (post 9t t 9 tAdj. RitActj , toubt by ;41.4°' NTTI - e IV 1 - Inot ; ~jii'` ~Ltl br imwe 1 L l. 4lcro 1,1 14 e 01 1,11 ill • 13 !lel' l•li ." . 4 • Oo Friday, the 34,1 iust.V., ....-.. i lote s 1 .....r' ,, wtr;cour t . ter. tic () lii ,o u l t h a e;4 lll l. u lt ,4 i i i.:;: n , at•Tapiow 1.0,1,;e. the V:scochto' IT. '' 'l. . ,„ ~ :i au 11" 13:1, inigt - atitaill, the , 1..140 of captai n 1.y11.4,''.' a son, . 04 ... q101...5 , tt I', On the Intl. inst. at Edinburgh, the Lai' " I ' T'"` .. . . E.9-of Wouilhouselee, of a-daturtit - ' if On Wednei.clay lkst, ,i n .1 , r .t '' ' ;•si a ttlie. -",10-sqinre the I ed.; et - White, F.Fq. NI. P. of a b. , n -' ' - • . ------"* . - NI ABIZ,MI). Yesterday, at Nlary-le-bonne Church , Thomas Bewel , 1' ; .„... 4. of Peauluoist , Devonshire, to .Fli r a, eldest ciou!it er .of TT: , mas f fart Davies, Esq. lipperSe)mour-stteet, Pori ruan-ellull . The same day, at I'Valllsatustow, H. Unwin licathc o f otri tit _Shgplmillbury, fferts, Esq. to Eleanor,' third dtiligljcP . it () ,..hert Wigrani. Bart. of Wnlth,lii i „zie,v-I us-Toe, rases. ~,,, tin the 11th ultataKingyrldward, Scotland,. the IteV k Chy, a `A Glon,,of Loamy, to Anne, daughter ot'the lies, Dr. 111'4 of ing Bdward, , • _,....... 1.1.5 P. , . . -3 . Yesterday, at his house, itchal.,4:lll, nt a very a nvan? . agr, the Clievaliei - Ittisrittl, istle:Aiil Itao resided lii!. wards or sixty years in An is county, - ;mil bad de::. v..ii. ~,_ (mired a high retro:llion io the profession of'ti Dentist, .:!: wus distinguish: ,I, for the henerojence of his ellarleri;o:z" hall a loart :diva VS 0!V• , ) 1..1 lie ipprals, of .liNtre4l,-tiod,'" ij, illnUtUrribie IVA:i lit.' do hoittm, t,, nit wernory, . I ; , ' v''.!'' ,i. Founder,of the Institution for the Sitiliort Lind Ethiciktoi.: the Female Oridusii children e t Fr e enoo , nis. I Willi:trot-1v On the I Ith ult. kit 14ms, iii Francep c01 ,, ' , " - ~v eA t 6 " , ni Balatagliie, whe.rc he had hvell a prisoner for ta At Vinhtlrgb, Mrs. Tod, w if e of Capti;iii- ' limpet 11°414 years. Geor.zo's-siii.ture. , t* late Car?" Olt -the fit inst. at Leith, F ran eis Shall+, ..1* , tiolier of h n is i]esty's Customs , ,„ ;in t. of Oe' OP Ite ed in4t. ,it L , eittr , Li outeaftnt Grorga to . 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