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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SEPT. 26,. 'WAR DEPART:\ Dotcning-carret, Sept. 2 . 4, 1812 Dispatches, of whitql the following are e.xtracts and copies, have been this day received at Earl itathurst's Office; addres';ed to his Lordship by General the Marquis of Wellington, dated Madrid, 25:rh and 30th August, and Valladolid, 7th and, Bth September. Madrid, Aug. 25, ,1812. Joseph Buonapartebas continued his march to z wards Valencia,: and,, according to the last. ac counts which I haYe - recfived, his-rear-guard was on the 19th at La Roda. • 1 have, recelv.ed a letter of the 17th from Lieu tenantLGeneral Maitland, who had. marched.from Alicante, and was , at MeCteforte. Gen. Roche at Alcciy, from whence SuChet had retired tO St. Felippe ; acid it was supposed be wasabout to cross the Xucar. Gen, O'Donnell , . was 01 the same day 'at Yecia, in Murcia. - The enemy's'troops from Valladolid drove in Major-Gen. Anson's pignets 'at Tudphi, on the, ..The Major-General, however, still main , tains tkemon th'eleft of the Douro. The enemy have-moved a body of troops from . the neighbourhood of Valladolid, consisting of about. 6000 infantry and 1200 cavalry, mider Gin. Foy, which, on the 17th, iarried off the garrison of Toro. • They then were joined bY.a body of infantry of the s'arne strength, which •had likewise marched • from the Pisuerga on the Rio Seto; and the Whole were, op the 20th; about two leagues distant from 13eneVente, the Gailithan troops, with the excef tion of the cavalry, which still remaintd at Bent vente, having marched towards Astorga. The ....enemy had ieft\ the .garrison of Zamora. Still bloc4aded b`v the Conde d'Ainarantc; but I have reason to believe Ihat . they will relieve that garri. son on'their return froth their expedition towards Astorga., By accounts from Cadiz of the 9th, I learn that General Cruz had returneil to that portCvith - the detachment which had been sent to the east ward for the relief of General Ballasteros. An other expedition had immediately been fitted out: These troops' had been landed at Huelva on the .14th and 15th, instant, but tile enemy evacuated and destroyed the Castle of Niebla on the -12th. Madrid,. Aug. 20, 1312; , Since-I wrote to your Lord Ship on the 25th stant, 1 have received reports' that the.gat'l.ison of Astorka had surrendered by capitulation op the 19th to-the number,of • one thOusand two hundred men. Gen.-Foy arrived at La Baneza for their relief, on the 21st, 'with the detachment .whieh I informed you was in march for that purpose ; and Lk parties found the place ahandcued by the Spa troops, the French garrison having been cart tied away as prisoners,. . MY LORD, Valladolid, Sept. 7, 1812. Upon referring to my 'dispatch to your LotAship of the 24th of July; as printed in the London Ga zette of the 16th August, I observe that, although. I reported my sense of the conduct of the German brigade of heavy cavalry tinder Major-General Baron Bock, on the 23d J t!IN , , I omitted to include the rianie Of the . .L:lajor-oenermi in the enu meration which "the dispatch contains of officers who had opportunities of • distinguishing them selves. 1 beg to take this opportunity of rectifying, this omission, .and of assuring yonr Lordship that the Major-Gene' al distinguisho himself in the opera.: Which led to the charge, and in . .the charge made by the gallant ,troops under his command,. as be Las upon every Occasion whic!i has offered,'since, .be kis been under my 'command.- . . From my' personal observation and the reports which I have received since - the actiOn - iif the 22d of July, 1 um afraid that I have omitted the nanieF: of many .1 - ',er•Off. who had oppcirtunities of 4f.oin6elves ; 1411(i ill a ease 10 all did their do: .in a manner so .hononrable to ,tl: .rselves and theircountry,,,the limits Of ,dis-, •patHi do not'Permit the Mention of the names of who'have Orau:n the notice of their superiors . I;try their conduct : I must,• however, correct the 'OllllBlOll of WiiiCh I have been guilty in the case cif Licutenant-Cohnicl .:).r. , ntschildt,. and the Ist 'the 'lilhssars of King's German Legion, who. were distinguislied their condUct tin tile hOle of the day o.f the 22d July ; • in that o± Lieutenant-Colonci Eiley, the taut Adjutant-Gencr3d, who . attended Lientemint- General it Stapleton Cotton throughout . the •• atoon, -was wounded by a bayonet in therehaqce made by i'vljor , General. Marehant's.brigade, and had two' horses killed under him. •I have the honour to be, &c. , (Signed) VIE.LLTSGTON. 'Valladolid, 'Sept : 7,1 W I quitted Madrid on the Ist instant,. in order - to' direct the - movements of the troops ordered . to be collected at Arevalo, as reported in my dis patch of the 30th Augdst. , We moved from ArevalO on the 4th, and passed the Douro on the 6th, at the fords of Herrera and Fl Abrojo. After General Foy had found that the garrison of AstorgA, had surrendered, by capitulation, he returned-to the - Esla, and marched upon Carva lilies,' with a view to surprise and cut off the POE tuguese .had been employed under Li , _!uteuant-General. the Conde..lr Amarante, in the blockade of Zamora. The TLientenant-Gene7: ral, however, matiegoodhis retreat, without loss, to . the frontiers of Portugal ; and General Foy carried oil the garrison of Zamora on the 2 - Dth of August, and marched for Tordesillas. . I cannot avoid to draw your . Lordship'S-_atten, tion to: the conduct of the Conde D'Amarante, and, of the militia_tinder his command,-.iixtbese-opera tions. The zeal of the militia of the province of Tras 7 los-Movtes - in voliintarily . serving beyond the frontierS'ofthe kingdom, deserves 'the highest commendatio'il The whOle . remains 'of the - army of Portugal having beeitithus collected between this place. and Tordesillas, we found their adVaneed guard yes- LONDON:, Printed by TI At-the iiukcOkfq, , • terday strongly poSted on the heiglits of La Cis •terniga ; and f know . ihat there was a consider able body oftro.ops in'and - hbout thiS town. As it was lave iti the a iy beCore.oUr troops - had' crossed the Douro, iwe did, not more forWard . till this morning. hi enemy I.oi:red - ft - Om La Cis terniga curing the night ;‘ and they, abandoned the town on •oltr uptroach . to it: -in the morning, and , crossed the Pisuerga, and, blew up the In idge.— They were cloely followed by ,the Honour: ;.b 1 ,.2 Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick "Ponsonby - , with a detachment of the 12th lightdragoonsi through the town ; but: some tiuie having elapsed .bc-:ore the infantry could comeinp, the enemy could not be prevented front destro7lng the bridge. • They then retired' along the :right of the Pi suerga to Dtteilas, where their rear Will,probably halt this, night. When G-eneral-Foy moved A•qorga, the army of Gallicia. retired ; and .sity.:e his march to the Douro, they have again advanced to the 'l la. 'The Empecinad..) has informed me that General. Campa tal; en prisoners the trooPs which had heenithe garri!..on, and had evacuated Cuenca after the sprrender of the Rain). These troops amounted to one thousand men, with two guns, and belonged to Suchet's ai'my. My last ac- counts from Lieutenant-Gcneral Maitland ara.of the 24th. MY LORD, Valladolid, Sept. cl, lss2. Since-I wrote my diSpatch of the 7th, ceived a dispatch of the 2t.lth from Lieut.-General Sir Rowland Hill, from Llerena, to which nlace the General. had moved - in." pursuit of the troops, under General Drouet, - - , • Ile sends - me the' inclosed letter from cc:Tonel Skerrett*,.who . comm-ands the British and Portu 7 guese troops, which corin:, - ;se part of the detach ment under General:Crifi, from which, learn that the Allies had .entered Seviile on the '27th. I conclude that the blockade of Cadiz israist.d, as I have received several accounts , of the destr; :!t ion of military stores at Seville by the ehemy, 1) ~.fore they withdre.w their force frOm thence, butt 1 have 1 - eceived no authentic account of the raising of the blockade. .1 beg ta congratulate yonr Lordship ui)on these events. - I have baited. here this clay to . give rest to the troops, which have marched for sevt!:7;ll days; I have the honour to be; s:c. WELLINGTON. 4 ! Already pßbli3lied. Sept. E2G, 1812. 1-Tis Royal Highness the Prince Rcg , !nt It; been pleaseli, in•the - nanie and on the behalf-of .his Majesty, •to nominate 'and appoint AlAjor-General the - Nortourable Charles Steuart to bean Extra Knight of the. most Honourable 111 i tary Order .of the Bath. • War-Office, _Sept. , 26, In 2 Itnyal Regt. Horse Guards,: Lient, G. W. V. ,Villiers. to be' ' Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Feriviek, who retires. Cornet E. Hill he Lieutenant, without plreliase, vice Villiers. Lieut. - Henry 1-I,' _Wynne, from `-.1 kt..Foot,la be Cornet, by purchase, vice Barnes; promoted. 2d Regt. Drageor, Grfards, C. Kearney, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchaSe, vice Hunter, promoted; Hospital-Mate M.. 13. -Cowie to be Assistant-,'7urp,•eon; vice ,Kenny, who resigns. 4th Ditto, Lieut.'M. irdson to be Captain of a Troop, vice Leatham, clece‘aser. Lieut. T. Price, from 28d Light ' Dragons, to be Lieltenant„viec - Richaccion. 9th Regt. Light Dragoons, Lieut..limae from the 18th Light. Dra:4-oons, to be Lientenant,'Vice Dunn, who ex . changes. C. D. Allen, Gent., - to• be Cornet, wiehout pur chase, vice Lord Guernsey,'-promoted, • 11th Ditto, W, Williams,,Gent. to be `,..;oruet, vice Williams,' dead of his wounds, • . _ 18111 Ditto, Lient. S. Holmes to he Cipl Tin of a Troop, vice dead . of his sounds; Regimental Quarter-M. James L2wrente to ,be Adjutant, with the rank ofC6rnet, vice. Holmes, promoted. Sec le , int-M.aior Min '. chin to he Reginmntal Quatter-Ma. , ter, vice Lawrence, ap pointed Adjutant. 14th Ditto, Cornet John H. Thulasby to be L:eutenant, with out 'purchase, vice Hay, who retires. 15th Ditto, Lieut. William Booth to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Macdonil who retires. Cornet William Bvaro to be Lieutenant, b,, p:11.-Ciase, vice Booth. Surgeon JOhn Griffith, from the f'ol-tuguese Hospital Staff, to be Shrgeon, Vice Knipe, promot. , i. • lath Ditto, the Hon.••Cariton Thomas Monaton to be Cor net, by pUrchase, vice' - Crichton, promottd. George Ney * land, Esq. to be Pxymaster, vice Gardiner, who resigns. 18th Ditto, Lieut; John William Dunn, from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Gillam, who exchanges. 924 Ditto, Cornet William Hodgson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Adshead c promoted. , 25th Ditto Cornet - Thomas King - don to be Lieutenant, by _ pi! vice ,Cate pbell, - proznoted, Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Charles F. 13. Loscelles, Gent. to-be Ensign, by purchase, vice Molloy, promotect. 3d Regiment of Foot,TobiaS Laffey, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice - Meech,promoted. • 6th Ditto, Beat.-Colonel A. Campbell, from the 4th Ceylon Regiment; to be. Lientenant-Colonel, vice Murray, who exchanges. , 10th !Aft:6, Richard Walter Shmkwin, Gent. to be Ensign, I,y:or:re:lase, vice, lenders:in, promoted. 16th-Ditto; , Ensign John Dalzel. to be. Lieutenant, without • purchase, vice Pashlev, who : resigns. 2iSt Ditto, Lientenard'Archihold Kidd to be Captain of a • Company, without porchase, vice Caldwell; promoted in the bth Royal Veteran Betc,di,t. Second Lieut. Mark Oates to be First Lieutenant, vice Khhl. Gent. Cadet C. Rutted, from . the, Royal Military-College, to be Second .} Lieutenant-, vice Oates. - 4- - 2&l „Ditto, Captain W. L. Hurford to be Malor, vice Wed in action; First Lieut. Alex. Montgomery to be Ciptain of aNcomPany, without purchase; vice Hurford; Secoundi,ient. Alex. Claylfills to be First Lieutenant, vice iclontgomery. . • To be Second Lieutenants—Thomas Hacker, Gent. by pin-- chase, vice Fryer, promoted witbOut purchase, vice Claybills. 25th: Ditto, Cant 'A Graham, from the sth Garrison rlat tali* to be Captain, of a 'Company, Vice. Johniiii, who ettc,bengel; 'antes Wallace, Gent. to -be Ensign, t o pin:- chase,Nice Dickson, who retires. aith Ditto, to be Lieutenant, without purchase'..--Eusivus Sampson, John and John Wrig%t. TO be Adjatant--Serjeant-Major William . Harris (with the rank of. Ensign), 'vice Davidson,,killed in action. 35'th Ditto, to he Captilti3 of ContpaitieS.—Lialt. OrLVIdO Jones, vice Tullob; /kilted in. aetion; Lieut. R. N. Cross, ,vice Middleton, killed in action. •- TO be Lieutenants.---Ensig,o3 John Dearman, vice Parkor, killed in acti )•n : Craven Copley, vice 'Barton, 'killed in action; Gilbert Wakefield, vice kw -art, dead of his wounds; Edward Lewis, vice Jones ; and Charles Baldwin, vice Cross. To be Ensigns;Volnuti!er Evan Macpherson, front the 40th Foot, vice Dearman; Volunteer Richard ,Montgomery, • 'from the 7th Fiat,' vice Copley; Serjeant Major James MCabe, vice Wakefield; Serjeaut-Major Thomas Gibbons, front the'sthDrllgoon G:airds, vice Lew s. l7th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Stephen Burke to be Assistant . Surgeon, vice Beasant, deceased. ' 38t1i Ditto, Lieut. G. Huss..* to be Captain of . a Company, Vice James'Taylor, killed in action. , To be Lieutenants, Ensilas Twig; ' vice B7Oorafield, killed in action; Thai as vice Laws, dead of his wwmds; Samuel Ort-dn, vice iitts3ey, To be Ensigini, Allen .:,":`Dungall, Charles Roddy, and James Allen; Gents. . - -• . To be Paymaster, W. Hastings White r ._ Esq. vice Skipfon, who resigns . : , • • 39th Ditto, Ensign C. Cowley to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Worsley, placed upon Half-pay: -Afith Ditto, Liettt. the Hen. T. P. - nertt. to be Captain Of a .C.:)thpanv,, byspitrelCise, vice who retires e .I• l 'nsign "1-I. B. Wray to- he - eithout purchase; vice -Coelorine, neon: ;.ei ;.) 41St Dine, .I.thre3 t.. lie Ens'ign, by purchase, vice C..nle, who retire , : Furdon, from the County, Militia,. to i;• Adjututt, with the rank of - ' Lieut. A. n'iompson t ; (t.• Captain of a Company, •t•;•at promoted ; Ensign P.:I.:ell to he Lieutennot, l2niompsun „ I larry Thwitai lie .ta, Gent. to lie Eion,..;ti, vire Purcell. - ' &Alt o, Lieutenant Burrell, from the Half-pay of the 7Y , ( - iaison Eattalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Grant, who , : 53.1 D;; - Lienteront:, i 7 .ll,igns W. G. Meore, vice •. and \V. Q ilvy, - by puxelia, vice' itn„ '.o To t• Char' I ~ .;le•an, Esq. viceiNloore. 5-Ith Di - ), • • 'Ali West India Reginient, te , ; . • itobests, who e:tehtinges. E: s'. . • •' .; . at, vita. Sharp, placed up on ' s.: . i.;;isign, vice Taylor. 60th , , • ,•; ..,• :411, without purchae, Vice it t aep . • ',e • , ' `" , i'ant, from the South Cork ).. • . :;.• • :)itto, `..,a • Bent. to be Eniign, without peel id's 5, vice 're • .—; , .1-11. 66th Ditto, Ensign . e Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice, Crotaptoo, . the 10th. Foot. 68th Ditto, '''lnlq'll Jo' i os to be - Mai n by pu , -- • t • • -‘ 7 • chase, vice Thump •.).c, ,; Lieut. C. Wood, filite 52d Foot, to be Capi.un of a t.o.wfany, by purchase, vice _ Hawkins. 73d Ditto, It. G. Hcatt. rige, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Dixon, whose appointment has nut taken place. S2il Ditto, Ensign Edward Francis French to be Licutenknt, - ' by purchase, vice Begbie, promoted. • 876 Ditto ? Ensign b. Ireland to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Carroll, promoted'in the 73d Foot; John Staf ford, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ireland. 91st,Ditto, Capt..l. M. Sutherland to he Major, without pur clmse, vice. M''Nabli, appoint:ft!! an Inspecting Field Othcer of a Itereniting I>istrict. Lieutenant Andrew t).l:Zefarlane tt, V. Captain of a Company, vice Sutherland. !ifit I;iito, Lieut. A. Stewart to be Adjutant, vice Cuclbert resigkis the Adjutancy Only. • pith Ditto, Captain St. John W. Lucas, from,the Ath Foot, to 1;e (:al-tutu of a Company, vice Calvert,Wfm exchanges. 101st Ditto,.To he LieutCnants, -- etifout purchase, Ensigns i,o ;;;110n, and David Kinsley. 102 d I.,:itto, to be Captain of a Coarpany, without pureluistil Ensign E. Guest to be Lieutenant, wi•hunt, .purchase. India Regiment, Captain Daniel Roberts, froM the 54th Foot - , to he Captain of 'a Company, vice Smith, who 'be Lieutenant-Colonels Major E. 11.Ickler,. Major S. It. Chapman. Lieutenant-Colonel the HonouCabie Art her Scncleger, of the Honourable East India Company's Service, to be Colonel in. thZi, East Indies only. S i'v.--Major-f ;elle ral • e s Hay to• be Adjutant-General to the Forees set:viox in Ireland, .vice Mijor-General Clint •test, •., ?.,,.resigns. Lowland Grove Curtois, Clerk; to We a • Cliaet, eto ihe Forces. Major Effingham Lindsay, of the (1:d ;sit., to lie De,puy Adjutant-tieneral to the POrces I,le of Frune (with the rank of 'Lieutenant ' Cc in . I'.e :kinky vice - Mellish,. who resign:: Threvet Laetteinalit-o!,!tiel H. 'lenity, from the iLth Pout, to be Inspecting Field-Officer of the 72.,'.'ilitialn,Nova. Scotia, vice ,rling, appointed' to .the Nova Scotia Fencibles. The Honourable Rodney to be Deputy Assistant Com . • min:siry-Geneval to the'ro/Cenn. Rtios A tSCAAsvittfilt.--,tarnes Williamson, Esq. late in the 70th Foot, to be Crnannandant of the Rural Military Asylum (with the rank of Lieutenat-Colonel in the Armf while so employed), vice George Williamson, de , ceased., • • . HOSPITAL STAFF.-S•argeon John 'Gunning, to Deputy In-. Spector of Ho4itals; vice Redmond, promoted. - Surgeon Thomas Nixon, of the', st root Guards, to have the :ank of Dcp•ory hp:pevtor of_ilo:tpitals in Spain'and Portugal only, Surgeon William Stewart, from the 1 ootfi ro6t, to he Sur , geou to the. Force-. James White, Esq. from Half-pay, to tie Parveyor to the Font:es. To be iiimpita'kMzttes for Generat !..ierviee—Robert Paisley, Cent. vice Davis, who resigul. .;inties Maloney, Gent. ' BattniAckiS.-7-- George 'Pearson, to he a Barrack-Matter to the the Fortes in Ciiceat Britain. • ME:uoznANDum.—Lientenaut - Ro3kelly, of the €2.3i1 Foot, and Lieutenant Hazen; of the nth Foot, :are superseded, being absent without leave. Foreign Office, ScpternSer 23 His Royal Highness tht}Y . riln•e Ilegent Iris been pleased, in the mineae al /a on the hehalf - of his to appoint Rial;- ard Allen; Esq. his Maiesty's.'Coi:::.ll in the Kingdom of the Principality of Asturias::, ,Territory of Saint Aiine.ro: CERTIFICATES.—oci. 17. Nantwich, Chester, linea-drapg. S. 611erdine, Salop; dealer. - Helitter - ota CharhAte-street, Portland-place, surgeon. It. Dowillu - g-, - Vs'apptag-wa.ll, coups. B. Leeds; tiax-svianer. Birmingham, shoddaLei. C. Waite, illder..4gate-greet; haberdasher, R. Pet,:htli, woollen4raper. • It. Will,lot-itfeet,-Brauswiek-squate, iiaeu-draper. W. Chrl;, - 1-;.';ol.;sl'aii[l, - D,n-onsisire, slopseller:, p ) -1;e..,, late of Great Eaite4eap, chocotate , uaiker. It. Birmingham, . _ W. (.;aidiths, West7.-aud;, Wil'cshire, dyer. ,'; • s .1. Itoyle, • W. Sham{,, Bradford, Yotl-:shire;calico-maAufacturtr, , 11. A4hott, trier-el:mat. - PARTNERSHIPS (DISSOLVED: R. Watson and .1. TayN4r, Padlingtan,.whariingers., M. Igoca,,crad Poultry, I),i-I:liners: • • .sad G. BLl,colan,lirvail-Areet,.warehouseinen. J. G. ritimer anci Pritcltaz, Watiink-streL4, coal-Inert: • J. Pan and R. Evan 3,•, Old ,Comptort 7 stritt4 Soho, - oil and , .. . c.:. - ,luurnirn. , S. / Smith and W. 13:axata, jun. College-hill, wholestile,sta* -- tiuneri. " SIXTH R.FJPORT. GFTIE AFRICAN INSTITUTION. CASES OF SLAVE SHIPS. [Continued from cur Viper of Saturday .] 2. CA3E OF Tllfi BRIG ti:CIA, SCARNELTAi MASTER This-vessel sailed from 'Charlestown, .Bouth ca.* rolinn, ostensibly bound to the Havannah, in July or August, 1809. The real purpose of the voyage was to go to Madeira, there procure, Portuguese , papers, and proceed , from thence to the coast- of Africa for slaves, to he carried for sale to the Ha- • vannah. Being unable to, reach that island, the vessel went into Grand Canary. Here the owners,' Freeman Wing and AAA ha((' trans ferred'the vesseland eargo.to-one Don Joseph Na varro; bs a bill. of sale, the price being to be paid at the Havannab. Tirese two persons . continued on board; also the American crevr, to whom four Spaniards were added. 3 Tho Mas Boston, a seaman, born in Nantucket, who: has a wife living in CharlestoWn, which is the place of his abpde, deposed, that the Lucia Was the, Albert, of Charlestown, until her ,name was changed,at Grand ;Canary ; that she continu ed, before and after this change, under the direc tion of Freeman Wing, .the supercargo.- He said) he believed, in his conscience, that no sale was really made, but the property is now, as it was at first, vested in the ,said Wing and M‘Wil - Hams. Both WTing and McWilliams admitted thent selves to have been - owners of t \ brig previous 0 her sale at Grand Canary. Wing was born i 0 Massachusetts ; lives at Charlestown, where b has a wife. The vessel was taken 24th of March 1810, with 129 slaves onboard. 'HenryWing stated, that he assisted in 'getting; irons and handcuffs on board at Charlestown. jn col:i,equence Of this, it had become plain that the Ycssel was going for /slaves seamen, therefore , could not be got, owing to their dislike of this voyage, until doable wages were given,- lie lieved Freeman Wing to be owncr of'the R;1 1 cargd. There were several other Amcr',c , inai•on bolro , particularly Jartit) in end John Hliggi, u nai.lve of Itho,i3; • (To be cw:sti!l-e:]..) The - fleet (twenty-;_hree for Korth America , ' sailed from Loch Ryan on the 20th September , under convoy of, his Majesty's sloop Lattrestirazg , Captain GRAHAM: . COIODCI SKERRETT, who commanded the ,J)1 1 ' tish troops at Seville, is the son of the veteriA r General SKERRETT, who distinguished during the Irish Rebellion, at the battle of Vine gar Hill. A very numerous and respectable meeting P f Ladies and Gentlemen was held' at thi.,.gooth in GlouCester, on Thur Slay last, Sir G. G. PAtTo Bart. in the-chak; when an Auxiliary Bible So' cicty for. that city and county was cstailiisli'ed; the Dhkes o i f NORFOLK and BEAU FoRT are appoint" ed Presidents. , • MARRIED. " At HoUndswood, in the County of Mayo, Henry Kincl ii ; Esq. of Castlehaeliet, to. Miss Bingham, daughter-of :NM ° Bine,bani,. late of Galway. • . On the 17th inst. at Mohvmusk, John Farquharson, fli c i of Hanghtcn, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Sir Archi ba Grant, Bart. of Monyniusk. On Saturday last at St Mary-le-bonne Church, V Abbs, Esq. to Mrs. Henry Scutt, of 'Upper Berkeley-str ee Portman-square. ' -,-- 1)1E1). 0.11 the 9th inst. at r, illrechi Mrs. Gillies, in the 86th .)*el'' . of her age. , On the 18th inst. at Burnt Cottage, Devonshire, soon aft er the delivery of a still-horn child, We Ladv of James Ogilkl' Esq. - • . The same day, at +lath, Mr. William Fergasson, of St. J . O street, London.. ' il!'l i On the 19th inst. in her Elilkh year, Mrs. Ridley, of Wa arl upOn-Thames, relict of the late Matthew Ridley, G e ', daughter of the late Iter.lto,:!er. Sizookinson, Rector of De* chnrch :Magna, Herefordshire. ' ~ .. The same day, at I,:tAVieil CC End, in - tb 14 CT' e County of 3 , ford, Henry Hawkins, i kins, Esq. late - a Majorn the East -IN " Compan the' Service. . if3fur On2oth inft. at Mnswell-hill. after a long- and pa— oi inneo,. Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Thorii.ss Norlis' that place., On the 22(1 inst. at Falmouth, the .Lady of Lieutenao t- G eneral Fuller, of a decline. On Wednesday last, at Full:Am, in the,s7th year of his Rees Williams, of 41.1.)erpQrzwia, in the -dountv of 64 , morgan, South \Vales. s On the 24th inst. at Po:lsrdouth, Lieutenant Tric)-1,15r Westnby Kent, ar N. aged ;;J : his death was occasioned a han.l4);lie failinOn ttis bead. r a On Saturday last, at Clarmce-row, Camberwell, at'e;l:e lingering illaes3, Mrs. 134tler, sen. kit:: of Water-ianes 67tli year„of tier age. - • . PRICE .OF STOCK; Ralik Stock, shut Navy 5 per Cent: 83ii per Cent. shut 5 per Cent: Red. shut 3'perCent. Co'4. 5Ei 57 Bank L. Ann. India Stock, India tonds, 3s. Gs. dis. • S ON SATURDAY. Exchequer Bills, ad• per is. dis. p ar Ditto, 3id. per day, 35. 5 0 . Fr' New Anti • Omnium,' 41 31 . pr . 3 per Cent. Cuus. for 9th Oct. SSI H • GU WATER AT LOND , M0•,•.1in i 7,;, 45 minutes after 3. nl e j • • ,;ILIDGE T0,11011;4' g. enalg, 10 ni in tites afte 13ANIC.RUPT( - .;15-ENLAiI.GED. Thomas Sedgwick, Clement's-lane, London,. merchant, from Sept. 20 , 00c:ober 16. - , Thousas 14carn, s Clement's-lane, Londott, mere taut, from Sept 26 to Oct. 17, 1 BANKRUPTS. Robert Curtis, Bristol, cheesemonger, to surrender telliber 23, at ten, Oct. 12; ant! l';;.. , ember 7, at twelve, at the Conamereitl 11.00nts,1.3rhtoi. ilttornies, Ale3irs. La-o bert and. Solis) Bedford-sow, London, or Mr.. Cookt Bristol, . . . Si—mad, Wapping-street, I.Vapping, ship-chandler, October and November 7, at ten,at Guildhall, Lon don. Ait.rney, Mr. Reeks, Wellclose-square. Thomas Ityalls, :youth-street, . 4 thetiield, and William Ryalls; Portsmouth, cutlers, October 9,3, and November 3, at eleven; , at the Commercial Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Messrs. illatelock and Makinson, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet street; or Mr. Shearwood,.Sheffield. Charles Hooper, Thro i simorton-street, insurance-broker, Sep tember 99, October 10, and November 7, at ten, at Guild hall„London. Atturne:;, Mr. HaCkett, Oldl3ethlem, New BrOad-street. . - ' David rb,sinore Taylor,' Boston, Lincoln, Scriv?.ner,-Septeni ber,49, October 10, and Novezubc'r 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hussey, Furnival's Inn, Holborn, 4 Won. , . DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall. Oct, 20. T. Gaskell, Bruton-street, Berkeley-square, linen 'draper; at twelve. Nov. 10...1. Stead, Faster-lane, warehouseman, at one. _Oct. 27..1. Anderson, - Cannon-street, merchant, at eleven. Oct. 20. It. Slavinakef, of. Fore-street, tallow-chandler, at 12, Oct. 20. S. Crown-court, 'Threadneedle-street, ltussia brolit,r, at twelve. -Oct. 11. W. Manners, Southwark, haberdasher, at ten. Oct..- i 1; J. Robinson, late nf Maiden4ane, Covent-garden, cottee-housc-keepet. • Oct. 20. 3. "'Ashley and T. Ashley, Primrose-street, bishops gate-street, silk-weavers, at tw,lve. Oct. '2O. 11. Lawson, of silk-mercer, at 12. Oct.. 17. Holmes, of Vet e-strect, Li.,rct,ant, at ten. __Oct. 17.• C. Xing •streei - , Warelioactlian, at ten. Oct. 12. W-Blaciinutir,'llumber.itone-street, carpenter. • . . Oet. RI. J. -Hughes, 'Liverpool, dealer, at the.Ship'• Inn, But= ton. le-moots, Oct. 21. W. Parker, Backall Staffordshire, iron founder, at twidve, at theTontine Ina, Nlailely, Shropshire. 0a.19. T., .A . .thinead, Furlong, Bristol, haberdashers, at eleven, ;It. the Christopher Oct. 17. W. Ilarrilateof Cliolstry, Leorninsta*, Hereford 'shire; miller, at eleven, at the. City Arias Hotel, 'Hereford. Oct. r 9. H. R. Att*ee, Brighthelinstone, undertaker, at eleven, at the Old :Ship. Tavern, Brighthclu,itone. . • Oct. 21. Matthew Falkuer, of Manchester, stationer, at two, at the Bridgewater. A • 'Oct. 17. W.. Russell, Liverpool, Merchant, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-street.. -- Oct. 20. J.Blake,Tewkeshury, Gloucestershire, linen-draper, at twelve, at the Plough Hotel, Cheltenhiiin. Oct. 21. It. Cutl le, Manchester, merchant, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn Markel-street Oct. 17. Inn, J. Gaskill, and J. Cleinentson - of the Mi-, 2 unties, merchants, at twelve. _ Oct. 27: w. Lodsworth, Scarbarough,, Yorkshire, grocer, at .• eleven, at the Bull Inn, Scarborough. Oct. 21. -J. Nevitt, Broscley, .Shropshire, coal-dealer, at twelve, at the:Tontine Inn, Ala.deley. Oct. 20. T. Blackburne, and G. Y. Bonner, of King's LYnn, I Norfolk, merchants, at four, at Gitildhall,.King's Lynn. Oct. 19. J. 13111, Liverpool, nerchant, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Livei . p.iol. ' Oct. 22. J. Whittle, Liverpool, tailor, at the OlObe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool.' :OM AS 'WOOD, cif N 0.35, Maiden-lane, Covcot-garden; t ! and Published by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, Sontli Aroltonstr.., t, .Grosvunor-srlie a ;E, No, 112, 4tran.e., where ildvertisanicrtte; urct2r?tor the pi i p er. ,..Later for the gditcr,, (post paid), must He.: addressed, BIRTHS. On the '2 , '.th inst. the Lady of Josiah Henshsli, 'Esq. Waxlow-tlall, Southall, Middlesex, of a Daughter. On the (Gth inst. at Cheam, the Lady of James * Danie ll ' Esq. of a Daughter.