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t . e . •%, While Th e - action , dcihtinu, e-Ste- vrikart FEL tlr4.,v hailed, and requestediiii - either to come en bo trd hey'.St lf,' or: to send my Chief . 111 ate. I chose' A .: •I ti, ~! fCi iii in A ... e . . _ . • litip6red trimly iii a parr ,: . f our im. the foriuer, and eves treated; by him and'dltferefit Of- . rs l g ; rit ieo. tC) firtalofvon.SLitealAy, we tereJtit to-(t., .] is fleer., , ;,. ‘‘'liyltli l eegreatest - eivilitye': He 'itelted me•a• ~- .% e. .2.0 ree :1-e-et e - • e tayber et (Itioi"tiimS, but neitherafered-ro S. xamtne• I:7; TIIA CT •111:01k1 TIPP.f.PRtV.ATI 4011kiNAL or cArTmy , tllO SI; let e-e-• 11 ) eor eey JetteeS: m 'After reaining -S ls, - W. VICAIVY ~ VRO,M, IATAVIA.,, , , , ate hptir, i 1 eturued on board. ' • • '1 . 6: ard . :; evenino - the fire, ceAYed( 'end the CON, Se'ruirriee, Oct. 03; 11306 . .-- , This'aftertoott:the • 1e . , .. ,e .., de'!. Lei l! y u en", -, i erpsachore, :ind DrOlee'shitted their. E(4Mll'Frie•ate.`Ca#OPte,":"of 33 grins, commanded:. : te tits further Gee During the tight- the- sky was, byet`.;;a`pt. ITAtetift; ee-41'efinto thteßoadse after have '''"aw fully ifiumineted by' thelaz`et l 6(l4l:large . shipse.- 'leg captured two small Dutch Vessels , to the • west= e eettiza•fa tl'illict hongli'llaries , g ate. :hail', been:. ;filted ai : . tind the blowiig up of several •orthern When the fire rei,'cli,','nheir nineatifiesiddeif to 'the grandeur of the o:*irits . feand it Wa S kno'wh to . beat Entrorapproach- ; :. ' -• - No Ile ' could beheld:the !destruelion - of so ii -7,': yt-f- the . oThcersio' it-board tare Betaviam VA.-ate :scene. • fine Stilts, withoui lamenting-the es ils.inse. Altitirk livp,rersl•ur,c, , h, 414 guit; . ; kept her JtAlch%r i , ' ':' n ' in v r .. abl . et . roni . NVzir, mid . pertieularly regretting that with . the'tipseils on the`cepe;•:end.stired Their bow Im .. so large a pot eon of • the misibffira 4frionld . fall to gc!i. .gild ' sUch its they/0(11(.1 , -4ring to bear,. at the ._i the lot of pl'ivate persons, most di; wilemi were pro. Ci'iror . ii ! .wheo at e greet distance. '. ; ' : ' - ' l '' ' . - Ai' this timf• most of tine her eet Dutch,Ships slip- firstbabl occasioned Y hostilities. opposed to the principles 'and adieus which, ~.. . . . , .... . peel 'their:- cables and run: 1 ashore. :The. Caroline Ariel), efree passed amongst the •Neuttal.V.essels, P.. 4 tACE COURT, SATURbA', Jutet 13.• whicil geliel'ally anchot4;farther Out, and it crossing ...—..,-, ....,...;...,:. ! , the bows:Of-the Maria Reygersburgh, gave her a I wESTMINSTER ELECTION AND iSCRUTINY. brdad-side, Whih raked:•her fore and ale The : • - "PILLER v. M %JOI' now-Dms. DUrch, Upon this, cutAlieir cables, - bltt by this time. • Mr. At4mt stilted, this to be an aCtion brought by,e tire- (eaeotine had passed between them and the land,,, ; the Plaintiff against the. Defendant Major- DOWLICS and hOve all theirtopsails aback on the Dutch Shii:s. for •Wrork, , i - ithotir done,- and attendance during the la . rboard quarter. lit this position -they continued .. scrutiny thht - followed the former Westminster Eke to eitage for some lime: • • ' -, - '• ? lion; on the part of Mr. Sheridan, The sum cliarg. The Dutch Vessel was. under a geat disadvantage, ed:tvas 75, pet- day, from the 18th day of 06tober, not being in a condition to work the Ship,- nor have : 1806, to the 6th of January, .1807. • . . . . i leg' more than 70 while wen on board, and it. was i • The Case, as it cinie out in evidence, was, that Ma. not - nOwi in their power to - roil ashore . , as, the Caro- j or' Downes, aCting as Chairman to Mr. Sheridan's iipe kept between them and the land. ,They how.: ComMittee, Receiver and Treasurer of the Subscrip ever continued the action 15 or 20 minutes, - when tion Fund; for carrying on the -scrutiny and-defend they struck the colours, and were instantly. boarded ing the petition, engaged Pillere!who. had ,been be , and taken possession of by .the. Caroline's people,. fore employed, by him 'in his capacity . as an under-_ who quickly made sail, and carried: the Prize and', taker, as office-keeper, messenger, &c. &c. He was their own Ship out of the reach of the fire from. the, - accordingly put in' possession at the.bleakespeare, in - tketeries ' and- some Sloops of -War, which had an- Covent Garden, where he remained till the 6th of tioYed •them*during the whcleaetion. ' January, -I 807, 'when -he received a written notice Capt. RAINIUR , did not fire a gun until within: frotn a Clerk acting tinder Major Downes, to quit ;• lralf•piKel shot df the 21 , ./aria Reygersturgh, nor did having, in the course of it weeks, reeei‘ed various he pay the smallest attention to the tire frum the sniall sums, amounting in the wholato 91.-es,- ; Mr. - shOre'or7the other„Dutch.Ships. Situated as he wes, . Hawkins, Major Downes's Clerk, proved- the ew e with his single Ship; all he could hope for .was to_ _ ploy ment, and' three- other. witnesses. the service ,up capture or destroy . one Vessel, and he succeeded very to :the time, as well as the reasonableness of the well ; bet had the Dutch-laid their Vessels broad, charge. . . . side on the Bank, they would have defeated all the , i Mr. HART, for the Defendant, rested his defence a .empty he could have made; for he could not have ' - on the ground, that this • adion was improperly carried his -own Ship ; near ,eraoughto : qo execu-e brought against Major DowneS, , who, hecontended, tion, and .the Dutch Ere would have. sunk all -the from any thing that had appeareti,..was not liable, to boats be couldhave sent to burn their., essels. None pay : it ought to have .been -brbOght 'againstiMr. of the American Ships received any injury, though . . , Sheridan, to whose use. and benefit the services ef the shot flew very thick, amongst them. "-- -•- I the Plaintiff were direeted. It would be very -hard .THURSDAY,,No.V..27.--t-Being ready foteeea,' Cale- i indeed to fix a Gentleman with the peymentof tain , SmETH, of the Bef/aie., and ..Nr. : Rinee ev , of large sums of money in election concerns, merely „the Rebecca,: came on, board with : their boats crews : because he was a Member of the,Candidate's Cori)- very early, and assisted to getfthe anchor _up and run , mittee, and 'was as such, to - be rendered', liable to. the ship wet to a clear birth for sailmg. This was pay evoi.k_ person employed under that Committee. eltaied by' day-light, but an accident which oc- i , ---The Learned Counsel argued 'the points with curred to myself at this time, determined .me to de- i much ingenuity, and .submitted the whale to the rii feadin,o; 'until the following-morning. .. - . 1 r eery. • ASOUt nine, o'clock three alarm-guns were fired at ! The Judge (Menstreet.) having taken a, review Oeruse, and shortly .after sefte - al•large . English-Shi e evidence, delivered his opinion on the law of made their appearance—some of which, after a sh e ; in the course.of his address lie observed, ' tantionade;' silenced the-Fort at °artist, and took that it would be extremely hard, that every person . - eossession of it and a.Corvette lying There, which they i who might zealously. wish to serve a Candidate, and immediately Manned and brought in with the Fleet. in the hurry of -business might give orders in the All the Dutch Ships, and one Prussiat, then slipped i course of the elthion, should become personally re their cables, and ran ashore near the Eastern Batteries, ! sponsible for the claims resulting from the execution -ruder all the sail they could set. •At this time the ' of such orders. Powerful, 74, \i'as dispatched" to the eastward in , chace i The Jury, however, found for, the Plaintiff, 11 of . a large Swedish Ship, which had sailed early in .1 weeks, at two guineas per week; from which the the.morninge At . half-past ten a. In. elle Sea s /lower ! el..es. receiVed, .Was to be deduded ; and-a verdid Brig pissed in-shore of as, and went in chace of - was entered for the balance, lA. 17s. ' Sonic Dutch Ships on the east side of the Bay, which i We understand this was the first of a series of ae. lia.: jest sailed . for Semarang. Directly afterwards the tions on the same account. Terpsichore, followed by the Cußoden, Drake,Russell, Belliqumr, eleeCorvette lkilliams, and a Brig which hail been Captured the day 'before, bound from :Bantam to Batavia, with powder, &c. came into the roads in - the- order mentioned, and took t',ll . c-5: stati. , ni as follows :---The Calklen, Adult .rag Sir El)s.:-ARD PELL.EW i , anchored abckut two .hundred yards within where we lay. - The Teresi cheee,, south .esouth-east from lief; • \-,: , e1l .in •shore towards the Batteres and the stranded Dutch -Ships. ' The Dic k e to the eastw;:ird . of the Terpsichore, and ,a little On - her starboard euarter. The Belliqu&a, after. skifting from her first posi tion by sienal, •anehorcid -S. S. E. from tie Admiral, _ankles Ll ei . the shine as" her dreught of water would permit, to Issist in taking off the fire of the Satre.- Ltivs:and -,Dutch _ships_ from the Drake and Terpsi chore. The Russel anchored three quarters of a tulle to the northward; and the ~two Prizes about the same.distance to the eastward of ; the qmilo . den. A heavy cannonade theil ceturneeced, and. was -kept up until about two ,o'clock in the.afternoon, when the boats of. ehe squadron were menaced and ,sent in under cover- of -the :fife of the ships, to burn the enemies', vessels. This theyeexeceteci amidst a ..;:rower of shot, which fell about them in every di reaione and frequently threw elee wetter over them ; and, although it appears surprising,' yet the .Drily boat Which received injury . was the Cutheien's launch. - ._ . . . .. . brie ,received a- shot through her. bows, which , ~ killed.QlK Illitil, ; ,111d • y.',".)111.1dC.4 twf) others, l .l3elieve ~ . . mortally.. She '.vas near, sinking when towed atone ide; Capt. :.'i!'.'t.eetio 'if qhe • „Drake, Was the first ',lien who".biee - ded the Phieei!e. • ' ~ '' • , ' The followin - .Vt..-..seli Were burnt near the batte nes, Vt.,. ..:~~ e" .:I JJ J -• YIN t6 1 214V •P41)4k,-, TUNNEL UNDER THE SE/. , A tunnel across the frith of Forth; similar to that which was proposed at Gravesend, is at present in contempl,ition,in Scotland. It is proposed to be car , tied acros4lietrith at Queensferry, near Edinburgh, to thee-opposite shore of Fife, a distance of about two miles. A Treatise has been published by a Dr. MIL LAR and a Mr. VAZIE, to sheW,the Pradicability of such a _tunnel, and the advantages. that would result from it. 'As the Queensferry is :the great point of communication between - the North and South of Scotland; the advantages of such an -excavation Are .sufficiently obvious, and the great question is with re ,.gard to 4praelicability. On this point they observe, that tunnels of equal or greater extent have been al ready .fortnea in England. The Grand Jugtion Ca nal, t insiance, ill One place, paSses through a mountain for a space of two miles and a, half. But the greatest of all these excavations are the tunnels in_theDukce of BRIDGEWATER'S canal at Watkden m oor , between Worsley and Belton, in LancaShire, where the tunneling extends for .no less than 18 miles.. But besides thisicoal‘mines have in various places been ,extended a great way under the" sea,. which is a circumstance.still more analogous to the present subje6t. Thus the' workings in the coal-mines atWtiitehaVen eitend to the distance of a mile under the Irish : Channet; while at Berrowstoness, at no great diStance from the Queensferry, they arc car ried under the fritb for a mile.. In all these works, no.. .water has ever penetrated the superinctiwbent st*,-liid . found its way into. the mines. There is therefore no reason to fear that the 'passage would be . rendered damp. and. .uncernfortable ; and thd more se, as there is every.reason to believe that a stratum of tree Stone phsses below the frith at 'Queensferry from the one side to the other, which' of others, is a substance the most desirable' for ctiiting through. Thei estimate the - expence of The:undertaking at 160,0001. and they calculate the 'revenue from it in ,the first ye,at . at 16,Q001. which would afford the 'ample retUrti of ten per cent. while it is reasonable o suppose that this revenue would rapidly inetense. It is sincerely to be wished,.that a work of so - novel, Magnificent, and useful a kind, .May be carried into txecittisd, if foiand praElicable. .Vrizare Pticr.aix, 3z suns ?: Lri,g Advzox:ier e. iy::.itturer), 23 do. States Vessds. ZeiTto -..a eklS- lower, t 4 di. S Frigate A meseyn, force eriknOWn . nit/ iii., L . , Company 'sSlii ps Arig,gere6, foffe3uikaowll: Brig Snelheyd (Swift) . do. Sbip,l3.eugdzoomilayd (probity) do. E4r ' `. do. Private SYrips. • Zoix.l::.r Prime(Solith'Pote)P4issian.do. `And four,(...five , otherS at least, whose names arc not known.,.. -• • .• • On the east side of'the Bay : were burnt the Andro zeda and'DPime4; the two finest Ships in Java, both . berc;rkr'tn . the Governor of Samara, and 'an- . ofter'6ite the name unknown. • Miring the Engagement, some of the Americaii‘ Vessel's '.vere obliged to slip their cables-and run out: ,to 'keep clear Of the shot, which flew thick about' them. The following persons _have lost their lives in. Conseiinence of 1 . 116 bruises they ,rec,iVed by the 'overturning of carriages on their return home from „polling at the Election at . , 1 Eamerson; of Wakefield, iriiltster ; 111 r. rieVii, of Metlay . • 'at-,0 :Mr. Mai:tin -Mete:life,' of Sitcoats;'' .• LO N 1)0 N : Prinicnt lip Lt ICItA It 1 AR It 1 -COWL Ftowike LODOIV_42t7TS, Junoti, : , . . • , :. , • tklr-Offee, line:: 1, Joo. - /- t. - , . .. _. . . 7th eginient de Light Drzigoons, Lieutenant l.e.w.s.Williatti Buck, front the R0y4,1 .Atrican Corps, to be Li.etitenant, vice Probyn, , who i::xehango. • . - • ) gth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Captain FL Bitition; from • the nth Foot, to be. Captain of A - Ttoop, vice A 11101•, who exchanges, .totliDitt6; Cornet' ilettjarftin Haraing to-be Lieutenant, by . ptiithas4 Vice libutletie,:veliceetirese. .• . - ,15th Ditto„ Cornet John reprice to be Lieutenant; by pur chase, vice Coate, promoted in the.6§th Foot. i6tri Ditto,' Capraitt the tiOnOtirable Eineoa Stanhope to be r: , Major; by ptieehaQV:vicellfoycott, who retires. Lieute ii rant CleMent,Sweet'enhain to the Captain of a Troop, vice taiiiiope.e,••• tothpitto, Lietitenatit 4 Robritlinietts- to •be Captain of a , • Troop,by 'ptini;liate,` , Arief.kentielly; promoted. Cornet L. -13. buckle. to' .bei,Liettterian s t, vice Torrens. john Whitehill Parsons, Gent e to,be Cornet, without purchate, vice Glad win, • prornoted: . James Pasley, •Gent. to be Cornet, vice Wardeit,, deceased.:. . • - 22d Ditto,_Cornet. W.. K.:,Burton to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas, promoted in the. S3d Foot. Charles Thomas Elhs„ Gent. to be Cornet, vice Burton. ' - 24th Ditto, Lieuteteaut .Charles Deane 'to be Captain of • a "Fri.op, without-purchase. :Lieutenant Edw,ard ,Picard, front the, 17th loot, 16 be Lieutenant, Without' purchase. Cornet ------ Deane to be Lieutenant, by putchase, vice Caulfield, who retires. ' Cornet john Wythe to be Lieu . tenant, without purchase, vice Clarke, promoted in the I ,fli Foot. Ensign ran Wythe,' Irani the 22(1 FOot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Deane. loseph•Queiros, Gent. to be:Comet, tvethout purchase,' vice Wythe, , : ' • 25tli Ditto, Coinet..Anthooy Dwyer-to be Lieutenant, vice, Martin, appoijited to fhe 'loth Light Dragoons, Edward Keir; Gent. fo 4te 'Cornet, vice Dwyer. Andrew Kins rnan Sparke, dent, to be Assistant-Surgeon ] vice Lys, promoted. ad Regiment of FoOt, Lieutenant john Thomas Wood, from • : the 7th Garrison Battalion l to be Liedtetiatly, vice . Ansalcio, who exchanges. ! • _. nth Ditto, A.lexanderlaffray Bell; Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Meehan, proinoted in the s:6th Foot. 12th Ditto, Ensign jcihh' Frith t 6 be Lieutenant, without purchase; vice Bayley, promoted. ,Ensign Thomas F. Gunter to be Lieutenant,. without purchase, vice King, promoted. VKilliarn . Knight, Gent, to be ,Ensign, vice Frith: Serjeant ---,- Brady, from the 6oth Foot, to be -Ensign, mice Gtinter. 14th Ditto, Captain Harry Green, from the 23d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hare, who exchanges. 17th Ditto: . To be Lieutenants—Ensign William Ross,- .without purchase, vice, -Picard, "appointed to the '4th Light Dragoons. 'Lieutenant • ;ames . Wood, from the 75rh Foot, vjce Andrews, who exchanges. 'Ensign Robert LaChlan, Vice Walker, promoted. • -. ' ' To.be Ensign,- Frederick Hawkins, Gent, vice Lachlan. 18th Regiment of ' Foot, .Ensign Alexander Clark, fruit! the ' sstli Foot, to be - Lieutenant, without purchase, vice S totes bury, promoted in the•ett West India Regiment. 7.2 d Ditto, Captain William Hessman, from the 75th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice M' Lean, who ex . changes. " • ' To be Lieutenants, without purchase--Ensign Francis L'lle `fintdell, vice Ry vet, , promoted .ip the &sttli Foot. Ensign George Perney, vice Johnson, promoted in the 6tst Foot. Ensign Edmund Bishop, vice Hamilton, promoted in the i96th Foot. Ensign ThOmas Brittaine Vice Riseatolo„ pro muted in the Corsican Rangers.. -. •• • ~- - - - To .be Ensigns, Donald Fraser, Gent. vice L'Herondell e Charles Henry Watson, Gent, vice PerneY. •- •• Stain- per, 'Gent, vice Bishop. Charles Nice Davies, Gent'. vice ' flrittain. - .- .- ~ . . . .. To be. Adjutant, with the• Rank of Ensign-rSerjeant- Alajer •‘• 1). !Whines. 23d Ditto,' Captain. Richard Goddard Hire, 'from the t4th .Fpot, to; be.Capt'ain,of 4 Company, vice Green, who e.xe. changes. zith ,Ditto, Michael Burke, Gent. to be, Ensign, without purchase, vice Stewart, promoteitin - tlie 88th' Foot. • 33d Ditto. , To be Lieutenants-4Ellslmi and Adjutant .r. Longden, by purchase, vice Best, who retires. Ensign John Haigh, without purchase. Ensign Thomas Reid, by purchase, vice Cooper, who retires. To •be Ensign-,john Haig (late Quarter-Master), by pur chase, vice Anderson, promoted. , j To be Adjutant, with the R an k of Ensign—Sereant-Major lohn Longden, vice Turton, whO resigns. - ' _ •. . To be Quarter-Master—Richard Tinton (late. Adjutant), vice Haigh, who resigns. 34th Ditto, Ensign' J. Tod to be Lieutenant, - vied - Fleatly, who resigns. Lieutenant Thomas Hogarth to be Adju. tant, vice Quintin, deceased. 36th. Ditto, Lieutenanti Francis Lewis, from the Half-pay of the eith Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dickson, who exchanges, 38th Ditto, Captain William Orange to be Major, without purchase, vice Burrowes, who retires. 4ctli bitto, Ensign Alexcindet Rogers to' be' Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign'Fotster Hall, Irons the Halt pay of the 32c1 Foot to be Ensign, vice Rogers, 43(1 Ditto, Lieutenan t lainea Watson Hull to be Captain of a Compao, with@ t purchase, vice Pro tor, promoted. 'Ensign Henry Rooth to be Lieutenant, vice Hull. 55th Ditto, Ensign - Richard Coote, • frotn the 6th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, viCellaw tyn, promoted in the 23d Foot. 56ib Ditto, Captain lames Grant, from the 77th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Brown who exchanges. ..,811-1 Ditto,. Hospital-Mate W. C. Callow to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice West, promoted in the 27th Foot. 59th Ditto. To be 'Lieutenants—Ensign Henry Pitman. Ensign Thomas Sampson. Ensign Charles Stevenson, • from the 66th Foot. To be Ensign, Michael Byrne, Cent. vice Sampson. Gist Ditto, Captain W. , Greene, from the ggth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Geale, who exchanges. En sign Samuel Falkiner to be Lieutenant, by, purchase, vice Sparrow, promoted. 62d Ditto, lames Dennis, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Thompson, promoted in the Sicilian kegiment. 6,d Ditto, G. B. Goodyar, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Nunn, promoted in the 65th Foot. 65th Ditto, Lieutenant W. S. Story to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Wilson, deceased. Lieutenant T. Valiant, from the 78th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Skerreit, promoted. Ensign William Young, from the g4th Foot, to be Lieute nant, vice-Orrok, appointed to the 33d Foot. 67th Ditto, David Hunter, - Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Dale, removed to the 80th Foot. William Ronald, Gent: to be Ensign, without purchase, vice. Rae,. promoted. 6gth Ditto, Lieutenant A. Obins, from the 77th Foot, to be Lieutenant. 73d Ditto, Ensign T. Crane to be Lieutenant,-withoUt pur .chaSe, vice MiDariald, whose Appointment is not to take. place. Martin Dumay, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Clime. 74th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant Maxwell to have the Rank of Lieutenant. Ensigo R. Robertson to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Kerwin, deceased. Ensign Thomas Geoige Lyster to he Lieutenant, vice White, deceased. Lyre !oho Crabh, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Robertson. 75th Ditto,' Captain J. Maclean', from the 22d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice flessmao, who exchanges. Captain Thomas Amory, from the Uth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Brutton, who exchanges, paying the regulated difference. Ensign Alexander Josh. • . Rankine to be Lieutenant; without purchase, vice Brugh, removed to the 76th Foot. Lieutenant Thoinas Andrews, trout the 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant vice Wood, who exchanges. Lieutenant Joseph Bishop, froM the 22d Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M'Kay, pro moted in the 14th Battalion of - Reserve. Stack, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Rankine. • lames. Malcolm ivl‘Rae, Gent. to bC' Ensign, vice StaCk, promoted in the 77th Foot. 77th Ditto. Lieutenant M. H..M`Laine to be -Captain of a Company, vice Weston, promoted in the 96th Foot. Captain A: Browne, from the's6th Foot, to be Captain of Company, vice James Grant, who exchanges. Ensign • - Stack, from the 75th Foot, to be Lieutenant; With-- , out purchase, vice ()bins,' removed to the 69th F00t... ' Ensign Robert Place to be Lieutenant, without-purchase,, 'vice M`Laine. Ensign Hubert Gould, from the 86th Foot, to be Ensign, without pUrchase, promoted. j. V. George, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Place. 78th Ditto, ,Ensign Lachlan Grant to be Lieutenant, without ' purchase, vice Fraser, promoted. Charles Lord, Cent. to be Ensign,'vice Grant . . ' 79th Ditto,' Lieutenant Alexander Cameron to be Cytain.or a Company, by purchase, vice Petrie, promoted. . 80th Ditto, Lieutenant D. Kingdoni to be Captain of a Com.. puny, without pUrehase. "folin PNM'Gregor; . `Gent. to be , i Eniigni without pufchase,,iice Seclon°, .protnocd, John Genf.. ,to 'be Ensign„ . without purchase,;vice , Grove, promoted.. Ensign Dale, from 11ip67th•Footi , to , be Ensign, V:ithbut purchase, vice Suidart, prOOtbted. - ,uhlished b; , WILLIAM ARMSGER SCRIPPS, ;:of South VI PRICA UP STOCKS saruznAy. an:; Stock, 234 ludia Stock, shut Navy 4; per Cent shut 11 , (113 1101)(1R, '5 per Cent. Sout if Sea Stock, shut 'lrish's put' Cmut. • Nev l :,y, Ann. shut q, per t.tifit. .4xcitequer,l3ills,.par, 35. 'cr. per Cent. I 7 .ed. . 1 Omniurn, per / Cent. Con shut , —1 I rripe'rial 3 per Cent'. 13i4 - 4 L. Ann.: i7:4 13-16ths 14,Ditto,Ann. Ditto 'Aix: Ann. C(ais. tor Opeiiinx, 6}}l tir,..ct, "I• • • ; toseph Coles, Cent. to be Ensign, without puichasei vita Kirby, who resigns. 84th Ditto, Lieutenant C. Schtiyler to be Captain of a Coin. piny, without, purchase. Sanmet Whalley, Gent. to be .without purchase, vice Cooke, prombted. l'hok, Cent. to be Eusigii, v;ce Whalley, deco 86th litho, Ensign Colin, NPLatirin to be Lieutenant, by :purchase, vice Lairdi prornotCd. . . • 88th• Ditto,! Ensign john Stewart, from the 25th Regiment, to be Lieutenant.. Ensign Min M`Cregor to be Lieute nant, without pprchase:, Ensign T. R. ( sons to be Licit tenant,. Without - purchase. Ralph Mans field, Cent, to bd. Ensign, vice MsGregor. Leigh Hepenstall, Cent. to be Ensign, vite.4anns._ , ! 94th'llIttCy,. William Youpg, Cent. to be Ensign, without OM - a - rise; vile Beatley, who resigns. Robert Arinstrong;- Gent.' w:be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lunisdainw . promoted,_. 99th Ditto,' Captlin Daniel (leale, from the it Foof; to be Captain of a Company, Creene i who cxchaOgm. ~ • . BANKRUPTS. Richard - nun, of - Church-row, Newington, Surrey, cat. penter, tO surrender lune 16; 27, and J tily 25,, at ten, at Guildhall, , London. Attornies, Itiessrs. - Fheakston and • Welchman, Church-street, Ithcktriar's-road. Robert PreSted, of Brick-lane, SiiiialfieldS, Middlesex, shoe - inals:er, - line 16, 27, .and July. 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.- Mayhew, .• Boswell -court, Carey-street, Edward Kendall; 'of Tabernitcleldk; Finsbury-square r Middlesex,- tallow-chandler, •June ib, 23, sod J uly as, at one,, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Upp4 John-street, Pirtroy. , square. il I iaM llooton, of iK nightsbridge, Middlesex, coach-maker, lune 16,.at twelve, 23, and kily 25, at ; one, at Guildhall. attorney,-Mr. Hinrich, l'alsgrave-place, Temple-Bar. Williain Cutler the younger, of ‘Varminster, clothier,' June 29, 3.), and July 25, at eleven, at -the Any,e/ Inn, Warminster. Attornies, ;tit% Davies, ‘Vartninsterg cu Mr. Davies, Lothhury, Lond on .. Aaron . lsaN Bing, Of Great Prescott street, Goodman's. fields, Middlesex, June 27, 30, and July 25, ar twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.. Willett, Annesley, Son, Finsbury-square. • Richard Knight, of Bath, cheesemonger, lune is, July tr, and 2,5, 'a't six, at the Bunch of Grapes Tavern, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Sheppard and Acilington, liedfurd-row, Loudon ; or Mr. Sheppard, Bath. ; fi ts tr il e dL ut i , ll ,B , k. L n o k nd o t t m. En A z t : .• 20, 2,, and July 25, twelve; i,rillc a e t ,6 ! Richard Palmer, late of - Chatham, Ke n t cordwaincr, lune turney, . Mr. Cha i nstan, Eng land. Henry Ale.Xander. of MoorfieldS, Middlesex, broker, June 16, 2' 7 i and July 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. A trot. flies, Messrs. Maddock and Stevenson ; New-square, Liu eolit's- 1 , SanitleFTwalmley, of Earclington, Quatford, Salop, iron-. master, July 3,4, and'2s,, at eleven, at the Crown' Isui, Blidgenorth. Attornies, Messrs. Devey and H a rd w i c k, 13lidgenortli. . . -Richard Gibson, of Selby - , Yorkshire, cooper. June 7. 3 , 3 0, and July 25, at tea, at Guildhall', Londdn. Attorney, Mr.: James, G ray"s- lnn-p lace G ray's-Inn. John Bruckner ; or Southm4ton-street, Hanover-square, Middlesex, ladies' shoemaker, June 20; at ten, 23, and July 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pike, Au. Street, Picca dilly. DIPIDENDS. July 25. Sarah - Stiles an-i Mason Stiles; of Dorking, Surrey, plumbers,' at ten, at Uuihthatl, Loiroun.: July 4. John Stork; Th omas Whitby, and Matthew Bor. of Great 'ltalic:ld, Yorkshire, ine:chantsc,- at eleven, Guiluhatt, London. July 4 David Evans, of Southampton-court, Southampton row, Middlesex, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. July S. John Blades, of Bath, linen-draper,, at eleven, at the Gre.yho ind Inn, Bath. July 7. Henry Drewett, of the:C . ; !niers' Arms, Southwark, viduallet, at twelve, at Guikinall, London. July 4. William Tayb,r, of HarA - ich, Essex, ship-builder, . at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 13. Benjamin Tabart, of New Bond-street, Aliddlesex, bookseller,.at ten, at Guildhall: July is. Thomas-Stretch, of Grafton-street; tvliddlesex, gro cer, at one, at C;uildhall. Alexander Gordon,' of Snow-hill, London, cord• warner, at 'one, at Guildhall. July 27. William Dean, of Nevvbrough, Lancashire, corn. rnon-brewer, at one, at the Globe Tavern,- Liverpool. July 4. Timothy Harris, of Waltham H o ly C ross, E ssex , pin-maker, at ten, at uildhall London. July 25. rlhornas York, late Of Devonshire-street, Middle. sex, merchant, at twelve,"at Guildhall. July 1. John Parkes, of Birmingham, bass-founder, at twelve l at the Royal Hotel, Birmingliain. tune 23. George Gardner, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen-draper, at one, at Guildhall. July to, John Pritty, of Hadleigh, Suffolk,-grocer, at three, at the White Lion Inn, Hadleigh. July 6. John Jarrett, late of -Bristol, hop-merchant, at one, at the Diglis House, Worcester. July 6. Mark Quaile, of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the Star and Garter, - Liverpool, lune 23. John Hannum, late of Sloane-stteet, Middlesex, Music-seller, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 4. Henry. Atkinson, late of Bread-street, London, iron monger, at ten, at Guildhall. _ _ August tr.• Henry Hanson Angell, of New Bond-street, Middlesex, haberdasher; at ten, at Guildhall:" CERTIFICATES. July 4. Richard Gill, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, miller. lot►n Hood Smith, of Water-lane, Tower -street, London, wipe and spirit-merchant. loh►i Chapman, of Martin's-lane, -- Canrion-street, London, drysa lter. - William Birt, of Blackman -street, Southwark Surrey, linen. -draper. Benjamin Baddeley, of Whitechapel,' Middlesex, dealer: - folio Wallens the younger, of Lye, Old Swinford, - Worces tershire, v►ctualler: • Hugh Bagg, of,l3eariiinster i Dorsetshire, shopkeeper. Robert l'isher, of Witney, Oxford-shire, blanket-weaver. Samuel' Leonard, ‘; late of St. George, Glouceste►shits, victualler. • SHIP IV& H.'S. POOLE. juNF, 12. Arrived—the Betsy, Collins, from Tent)) , Rachel, Ward, from. Cork ; Sprayconib, Williams, from Moriaix ; John, Blake, from Newfoundland ; and Neptune, Payne, from London, Sailed—the Symmetry,' Duncan, for Leith ; New Hope, Manelaws, fur Cowes ; AcTive, Brown, Activ e , Willi ams , and Dart, Harvey, for Portsmouth. MARRIED. On Tuesday last, at Lambeth Church, Mr. Thomas Gul. lan, of Bridge, road, Lambeth, to Miss Maria Sarah Syden hani, of Brompton•row. On Saturday se'nnight, at Mrs. 'Temple's, Leinster•streer, Dublin, John Lushingt,,n Reilly, Esq. of Sc4rva, County of Down, to Miss Louisa Temple, second daughter of the late Gustavus Temple, Esq, of Waterstown, County of Westmeath. DIED. On the r ith inst. at his house in Saville row, after a long and slow decay of all the powers of nature, in the 83d year of his age, Mut Wairait Count De Welderen, Knight of the most Noble tile Teutonick Order, Commander of Dieren,. and (by the late demise of His Serene Hi g h ness t h e P r i nce of , Auhalt); Grand Commander of the said Order, Bailiwick of th.recht; formerly, from t. 762 to 1783 - , Envoy Euraorriinary and Minister Plenipcireutiary from the States General of the United Provinces to His Majesty. - - Lately, in Northtunberland-street, Dublin, Dawson El. lis, ,E Sri - aged 70,-.for many-years Clerk of the Engrossment s to the Irish House of. Commons... Last month, Richard Postlerhwate, Esq.. of 'Lancaster, aged 73, brother of the late Dr. Postlethwaite,.Master of Trinity College, Cambridge. A few weeks ago, at her house, near Woolwich, in Kent, Mrs. H. Creen, sister to Sir William Green, Bart.