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ornf, , t~ 1 .~ UMBER 6157.] • • . - Ov -AL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASILETS), WESTMIN . STER-BRIDGE. rider the Patronage of their Royal t-lighnesses the Prince Regent and Duke of York. rilS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, 8, To r, tiorrow THURSDAY, a . FRIDAY 10, andSATUR .. . _ ! lch July, will be acted : at Hhit-past Six Clock pre `"!i•, the. favonrite Military SEtsetacle called l IE HEROIC SIEGE AND CAPTURE OF BADAj 0 , Allied Army, under the gallant Field Marshal .Lord WellingtQn. 2. The extraordinary Exhi} - ,kion of TIIE SPELLING or ACADEMICAL DOG'. Also the two surprising LAP DOGS. 3. A Grand Stage Spectacle, in Two Acts, called, VOORN,, Tilt TIGER; ••• • • Or, THE HORSE , BANDITTI. nasisted by the Theatrical Troop of Equestrian Artists. i • Mr. Ducrew (the Little Devil's) new and astonishing ele ed Rope-Dar &c. ; also his extraordinary Eques ' 'r 4 a4Agility en a single Horse. To Which will be added the Laughable Pantomime of THE GOLDEN DitEAAI. i tt i)° °ls open at Half past Five. Acrxes 4s. Pit 2s. Ga1!,„.12• !,„. 12 • Second Price at Half past. Eight. Places taken at riltatre fzoin . 1 -fen till Three o'Clock. • 'I tt valk Variout Entertainments are in actire Rehearsal,. and vil ! .44 . ).produced with all possible speed. In 'consequence of 1 11 2 e t 1 2 the present popular Entertainments must unavoida i 9e with4rawu. -AS LIGHT SHARES, and FRACTIONAL PARTS of SHARES, to be SOLD.--Apply to Messrs. Co. Co. No. 9, Chonge-oney, t IENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CO ,la RUNNA PATENT CAII - 11! BEDSTEAD, forming a tt,7lllar Military Bed for' the Field, Barracks, and :also a „(-)PA.for a Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA-COT for uoard ship, the whole packing in a small Valise, allowed P4ost nnrtable ever vat manufactured; invented by MOB,- and SANDERS, No. 16 4od 17, Catherine-street, Strand, Ri.o most humbly presume the highest honours ought to be " all those who so gallantly use and die for their Kin g and agtry. BRITISH Fog INSURANCE OFFICE. Plifix. DIRECTORS arc read; to grant VOLT, • CIES for the INSUTLANCE of Buildings, Furniture, : r chandize, Ships, Vessels, and•• all other r-Toperty, against " or Damage by F 111. 1 1., on Principles the most liberal and iluti,table,. and on Term_ consistent with the mutual security Be Oflict and the ruhtie. • Infusuiances due and parable at Midsummer-Day must be Zutwed v•ithilar ( teen Days therefrom, or the Policies will be !o i ..• b t T he increased Value of ail Property renders it in general k r i ti .cu'y in prudent Persons to add tki thtir Insurances; such twins will he made by this . Office, without charge for the Policies4o,; nor will any be made for Policies forldsurance ofit, "4. or upwards. tJARINIING STOCK at the reduced' Pl:Emilia' of 2s. per - vnt, aoposals'may he had gratis 0 4 : the principal Oakes in the and and Curnhill, Lotitlon, or at, the Compan's Agents in tlifftrent Cities and fown:i in (;r,a4-I"•ritain and Ireland. ROBEItT SaT.I.TON,•, Secretary JAMIESON'S ACADEMY; 21, Wells- street, Oxford-street, will OPEN on MONDAI, the h inst. for the IN.STRUCTION of YOUNG GENTLE- Q 4 .5 in the followingßranches of Education : n . T he Englist, French, and Latin Languages •, the Mathe -13'4", from the first rule in Arithmetic, through the various 4 1 : 4 uchcs of Science connected with Numbers ; Merchants gie°Ulits ; Geography and Chronology. in connexion with story. Z .r erms—Englisli Reading, Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic, il '"Q the Rudiments of Geography, One Guinea and a Half tr‘ Quarter. French and Latin, Practical Mathematics ; reh an t s A ccounts , Geography and Chronology, in con -4 e e xion with Historv-One Guinea each. t a .is p atronised b several Families of the first respec- Ir. J EDUCATION, AT BIGGLESWADE, BED- FORDSHIRE. R. SALMON, in returning his most sin cere thanks to the Nobility and Gentry who ho tlfured his Establishment with their support, begpleae to aw orm them that the School will RE-OPEN on the 20th of elec t and that he has almost the small number of self, Pupils to which he has lately intended to confine him tie At present he can accommodate two other Young Gen !nen : T • 60 Guineas a-year, each. In regard to the tains, tef "L'r in which they boarded, treated, and educated, _0 erence s w ill be given are to the Nobility and Gentry whose parents are already on the Establishment; to the end that those. who feel anxieties in parting with their :Children, eorwince themselves that the utmost care and attention r „, Paid here t o the health, morals, comfort, and improVe -7,1,t of the Pupils. - I "iggleswade, June 26; 1812. ` I CI THE AFFIACTED WITH NERVOUS DIS- ei.ORDERS. THE CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO: ANOTHER PROOF '9f the Efficacy of this fi r . 111 %fexcellent Medicine, which is an infallible Cure all Nerv o u s Disorders. SIR To Mr. Withers, Chemist, Strand, London. DIY . ed it , ite Was affliaed with a severe Nervous Fever, attend s,With a violent feating, of. the h‘: , rt, lowiwss or spints, he ,‘_-ireactfv--I sick-head.ach, which ichreduced her bo much that e ecame unable to speak or wal tOr several weeks; and l uld frectientiv faint and remairt ink that state for!consider fi? tittle ; gether with a swelling he neck, 'during 'ten,- time Thad the advice and attendance of Several Medi , al It er 'ten, who, after try every means their power, gave - h p _ over as incurable, and I expeaed every hour would have I t - 4 411 er last, when I fortunately saw your _Bairn of Quito , I',.. r sed in the Glasgow Courier, and as the last resource, is,all ! ° lved site should Hake trial or,it, and therefore bought bottle Of Messrs Baxter and Co. and gave it accord ek 1 ° the diretiuns, and, astonishing to relate, before she had fo .ei the whole of the bottle, 1 perceived a wonderful change ;,Halle lattter, and by her taking three more bottles, two, a d . . Vi- as „in thane nett guinea one, she recovered her speech, and tenu'e g about as usual I have no doubt but that h e . n orzi bottles will restore her to her former state of A it h . Yo- a re oth ua at liberty to publish this letter for the benefit of " er3 ) nd I am, Sir, Your obliged humble servant, MURDOCK. M'bONALD. Si4sgcqv March FLA (.1 30, ; v • lb S• Further particulars may be know by application.to 4 4 .,!r5• Baxt er an d C o . Gl asgow . h e Cordial Balm of Quito, a safe and certain remedy for iii.j, vJ us, Bilious, Gouty, and Rheumatic Disonicia.„ Low / of Spirits, 'Loss of Appetite, inward Decays, tainting iltf'3, T rembling or Shaking of the Hands or Limbs, Short- It a l f Breath, Consumptions, and rcry 'kind of Debility or N s; icration in persons at either sex and of every age, is Sold, I,;; geh 4esale and Retail, by Weston and Co. Successors to W. Chemist, 229, Strand, London ; and Retail by """ bicdicinc Vendets, 25. 91. per bottle. - otio. 4 , 7 • A k , \;\ 114 , 40, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1312. ESTATE'S -FOR SALE. VALE OF GLAINIORGAN. TO BE SOLD BY AucTio):, In'tbe month a AugUA next (unless pNViously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due Notice will be given), CIEVERAL CAPITAL ESTATES, - hi the pa ,rishes of West Ilantwitt, Ewenny, Idatigan, Colwin stone, Penartli, Coggan, Mandongh, Lavernoek, St. An drews, Mirthir D'oran, Llantrissent, and Llandaff; . also se veral 1 - I.iuses in the town of Cardiff; containing in the whole about 2566 Acres ; together with the MANor,s of West Limn witt, Corntown, I?ena:'h. Particulars will soon, be punlished. Apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. SUDETIEY CASTLE, MANORS, AND FREEHOLD FS FATE. TO 'BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Thursday and Friday, the Vtli and 9.;3th of August, at the PLOUGH Hotel, CHELTENHAM, IN, THIRTY-ONE LOTS, - • - , . Unless previously disposed of in One Lei., by Private Con tract, of winch due notice will be given, UDELEY e a STLE, and the , extensive KY MANOR of SUDELEY (including Winclicomb), With .C 268 Acres 'of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood • Land, laying compact, well timbered and watered (the•:.greatest part whereof is covered by a Modus in lieu' of -Tithes, and is uncommonly rich. - and fertile),• now let in capital and con venient Farms, held on old Leases, which will expire at use , time the Sale will be completed, with goad Faun-bottses, BuildingS, Labourers' Cottages, and other requisites, reildr- - • ing it one of the finest: Estates in the County.. •• The Castle . , at a moderate expeucc, might he fitted - .up as a magnificent 3.llallsiOn;, a id, if sold in Lots, the Properly is divided so as to form several eligiblt Eitates, With beautiful' Mituations. alid Views, tit for the residence of Gentlemen fond of Agrieulture, as well as of opulent . Graziers and Farmers. Turnpike RoaA have lately peen -made from this Property , to Cheltenham, Sevint Miies ; to Tewkesbury, Evesham, and Stow, each Ten Miles. • *Kay be viewed by applYing. to Mr. Richard Ireland, at the Isodge Farm, near Winchcomb„ of whoto printed Par ticulars, with a Map, may be had ; and also at' the principal Inns in the County; at. the White Hart, Hotel, in .Bath; mt the Of f ice of Messrs. Farrel- and Co. Lincollfs-Inti-Ilelds, London; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb and Attwood, Salis bury, who are authorlsed to treat by• Private Contract. NEW PUBLICATIONS. TO BE SOLD BY PKWATE CONTRACT, TirE MANOR of APVLEFORD, 'with the .1101%11;1'1ES, FISHERY in the River Lsis, and QUIT RENTS thereto belonging 'and also a DWELLINV HOUSE, BARIsIt3, STABLES, .and other convenient Ont buildinp, and about THREE HUNDRED and TWENTY SIX ACRES of ARABLE 'MEADOW and PASTURE LANDS, situate in the Tcwiiship• of Appleton!, in tee County of, Berks, in the holding of Mr. J. Steele, as Tenant, from year to year. The Estate is situate on the Banks of the Navigable River Isis, is about Three and a Half Miles South-east of Abing don, and Four Miles 'North-west of Wallingford, and within Ten Miles of 0-jord; luny be, viewed by Application to Mr. Steele, the Tenant, and' further Particulars had of Mr. Wickens, No. , :tl, Mentagite-street, Russel-square; or Mr. Bramwell, 20, Lincoin's-Inn Fields, London. MONEY TO LEND. pERSPNS imMediately, supplied by Messrs. DRUMMOND and Co. 3!3, Russell Mews, Howland street, Fitzroy'-square, by Annuity; or on Notes of Hands, or in any other nianner, for a snort or' a long period, Without exposition. or • The applications naMle to other 0111,-,es are generally at last brought to Mr. D. whoSe power to rail Money is paramount to their's.. Heirs to Avoperty supplied, but nothing done un der 3001. • • FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. AIiE ESSENCE of • PEARL and PEARL _DENTIFRICE, invented by the late JACOB HEMET, Dentist to her :Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly superior,,both in elegance and effic:tcy, to any thing hitherto made use of; they will effectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age; will render thetn white and beautiful without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are loose, keep such as are already decayed from Becoming worse, prevent the Tooth-ach; perfectly . dire the 'Scurvy in the Gums, and make theM. grow firm' and dose to the Teeth. They likewise render the Breath delicately sweet - , and remedy all those Disorders _that are, the consequence of Scothutic Gums and had Teeth. They continue to be sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London, price 2s. 9d. ech, and retail by . T. Scarman (late partner and successor to Mr. He met), George-street, Hanover-square. None are genuine but what have the words, "J. Hemet, .Bayley, and Blew, Cockspup-street,"- engraved in. the Stamp, and a Label " Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London," pasted on the back of each bottle and box. • N. B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and Persons who hare the care of Children as the greatest preservatiVe of Y.srung and tender Teeth. 'REN() AT1::1) 1:1!:A-L.T11 T has been too frequently the subject of just and _EL general reprebation, teat nun d,,stitilie 61 the' e , einents of the medical art have °tiered themselves as catelioates for public patronagein the prolessioit of pily.sic. For the. purpo e .of doing justice to the result of 043 r studies and ex perience, and to prevent us from being classed among those enmities whole. imprudent pretensions have, unfintunately 'for society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac quireMents. After having received a regular medical edirca. tion as the pupils of Messrs. C rindel I and Wizard, whose ledtires and practice we careful ie. attended, as professors Sod surgeons of the' London Hospital • we entered ourselves as Students in that justly celebrated school ' for inedica: acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instrutted • in the different branches of anatomy, se . rgery, the theory and rraCtice. of physic, chemistry, midwitery , botany, &c. &c by those eminent professors, Drs. 'Monro, Gregory, black, liaMitton, Duncan and Rutherford. ,-We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having ror a lor.; series of years made Venereal Complaints,'afid the , various -diseases of f'cbility, the particular objeCt of our studies arid practice., it r.iil, we hope,,be allowed that we have acquired superior know ledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recer eases ofir.tettion a perfed re-establishment. is completed to the short inifead of two days ; and in- those of the utmost in veteracy, .where other.practitioners have failed' of success, a proper perseverance in our plan rat treatment ensures to the patient a safe and raiical cure. • AMidst the melancholy variety bfilisorders which are the efietts of 'a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more disttessing than, these deficiencies and : debilities which fre qttently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a consolation-to know that they may now, . by a new and infallible mode oft reatment, he restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigo'. ous constitution:- In all cases of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infeetion, we may. be consulted by , ,parients of either sox with the great est secrecy. an a honour.. Hours o eons u ltation at • home frOm ten ito three,.and floret 6 in the eVening till to at night. Patients •in the country are requested to state the particu-. tars of their case, age, and general habit ofliving, &c, &c. chising •a .remittance for advice and med icines s when the same will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the account fur Medi eines. CLIftRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107+ . Hatton-garden 12' Messrs. Currie and have Certificates from the above respectable Professors of London - and Edinburgh, for' t.tie , diligerice, skill, and humanity, with which they per, formed the duties assigned them during the time they ato tended their Letiures and Practice. • THE WATERING PLACES. k New Edition of THE GO'IDE to the WA , I TERING PLACES; for It 2- is this Day priblish6il by Me,srs. Longman, Hurst, ;ices, Orme, and Tirown,yater noster-xow, price 13s: boards, or 14s. bound in Red. GUII)L I TO ,140:y;DON. ANew Edition , . for 1812 is this Day. published, of Tiff, PICTURE of LONDQN, and may be , had of Mesgni. Longman, Hurst, 'Rees, ()mite, and .13i - own, Pater no.-;tet-row, price Gs. Gd. bona& in IW. - • dust published, price 4s. in boards, rrIII: FROLICS of the SPIIYNX ;" or, ~an iL- entirely original colleption of Charade, Riddles,. 411(1 Conundrums. • • Printed for' Lorixman, I..lnrst, Rees, Orme; and - Brown,. Paternoster-row, London; and Manday and Slatter, Oxford. This Day were pthikhed, • In Gvu. price 3s. 6d. stitched, with a tine Portraiti of Jainset jee Boinanjee, BSERVATIONS on the EXPEDIENCY of NU" SHIT'-BUILDING at BOMBAY; for the Service of his Majesty, axd of the i act India conwany. By WILLIAM TAYLOR, MONEY, Esq. Late Superinteudant of the Marine at lombay. P.inted for Longman, Hurst, Bees, Orme, arid Brown, Pater-noster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Build street. _ • This Day was published, In Bvo. price As. Gd. stitched, 10PRABOD'II -. CHAN DRO'DAYA ; or, • the .9_ Moon of Infellect : an Allegorical Drama. 'Anil ATMA .BOD'H; or the Knowledge of Spirit. Translated. from the Schanscrit and Pracrit. • By J. TAYLOR, M. D. Member of the Asiatic Society, and of foie literary Society, • Printed for Longman, l H l°l tl C r il s ) t a , l" Bees., Grine, and Brown, Paterroster-ruw ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. This Day was published, priee 4s. in bards, A N ESSAY on the AtTillgivricrry of the NEW TESTAMENT,: with an Account of the Ancient Versions, and some of, the principal Greek Manuscripts. By J. F. GYLES, Esq. A. M. Printed for J. liatchard, EOokseller to her -Majesty, 190, Pic,cadilly. . . This Day was published, price T HE SPEECH . Of - RANDLE JACKSa . , Esq. ; delivered at a, General Court of Proprietors of -East India Stock,• o❑ Tuesday, May 5, 1812; upon the subject of-the Negociation with his Majesty's Mini sters, • for a prolongation of the Term of the Company's exclusive Charter. Printed by desire of the General Court. Fourth Edition London : Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street; Black, Pariy, and Co. Leadenhall-street; J. M. Richardson, Corn hill ; and J. Hatch:L:l, Piccadilly. LAWS OF USURY. This Day was published, in svo. price is. AN N ESSAY tending to sheiv the IMPOLICY • of the LAWS of USURY. By SMARM GRBEN, L L.B. Printed for C. Crudock and W. Joy, 32, PaternOstei-rcoar. THE PURSUITS OF -I,ITERAtCRE, The only Edition in Quarto. • • This Dav was published, , By Becket and Porter, Pail-mall, - (Booksellers.to the Prince Regent), On Royal paper, price 31. 3s. in extra boards, - On Imperial paper, price 5/. ss. in extra boards, rritE•PURSUITS of LEFERATURE; A. Poem : with Notes. Very elegantly printed on a hand some Paper, by Mr. Bulmer, in Quarto to which are added, an APPENDIX ; the Citations translated ; and a tiomplete Index.—The Sixteenth Edition. Advertisement by the Bookseller, As no Edition or: The Pursuits of Literature has ever .yet been printed in Quarto, the Bookseller, by the advice of many Friends of the highest respectability, in the political and literary World, has thought proper Wolfer to the public the present correct Edition, with a most peculiar attention to the elegance and beauty of the Types and of the paper; to which is now added an Appendix, containing some other composi tions attributed tOthe same Author. . . _ Many Persods having: ,often expressed a wish to illustrate The Pursitits of Literature by Portraits and by other appro priate Drawings and Engravings, a few Copies have been taken often a larger Paper to accommodate them.; though the Edition on the smaller Paper is equally- adapted for the same porpoe. The Number printed of thif. Edition in Quarto being small, such'Persons as are • desirous -Of having CopieS thereof are re.plested• to.send an early notice 'fo their respective .14aok sellers, or to the PUblishers, Becket end Porter, No.- 81, Pall Mall. htOM TUB LONDON GAZETTE, .1 - tiLT 7. Admiralty Office, Jely 7, 1812. C4)py of a Letter from Lieutenant Simmonds, commanding his Majesty's Gun-vessel Attack, addressed to Rear-A:tin:a ril Foley, and trayrimitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's Gun-brig Attack, Dover-Roads, Slit, July 5, 1812. It is with much satisfaction I have the honour to inform you, that in executing your orders to cruize in his Majesty's brig wider my .command, for the protection of 'trade and the annoyance of the enemy, at six P.M. yesterday evening, Calais Cliff bearing S. by E. four miles, .1 observed a transport gaiiiot, a Sloop, and privateer,- coming out of Calais harbour, and endeavouring to run along ashote : perceiving this to be 'their inten tion, and knowing that the shoving a disposition to make au immediate attack would cause them all to put back, or run their vessels onshore, I made - sail to windward, in the hope of decoying them so far from their own shore as to be able to cut them off. Judging this to be the proper oppor tunity for such an attempt, I immediately made all sail in shore, and at half-past eight, manned and sent the gig away, with. six men, under the direction of Mr. Couney, the -Second Master, stilt keeping his Majesty's brig towards the enemy.— At twelve, there being light airs, - and within half gun-shot of the enemy's shore, the Second Master discovered the galliot in tow of the pri vateer. Mr. Couney, undaunted by such an unequal force, and under the galling' fire of their musketry, iminediately boarded the transport, while on the other side she was boarded by the privateer's men ; lout on the Second Master's having killed one of r , riq E • s L cr, SIXPNc;r,- :ItALPPINNY: t;:eir men in boarding * they thought it prudent to desist, and sheer off, leaving the boat's crew in possession of their prize. \ She proves to be the transport galliot No. 637, of two- hUndred and ,fifty 7 ki,z tons burthen,:manned with Sixteen men, and armed with muskets ; the privateer was armed rtVith as six-pounder, swivels, cohort's, and mus ketry, and a complement of thirty men, com manded by Lieutenant de VaisseauGrothe. It is with'great p!casure I have to state, -that it has pleased God to spare the lives of the .little crew of his. Majesty's•brig engaged in this contest, who ,have escaped; to a man, unhurt. The gallantrydisplayed by Mr.•Couney and the men employed .with him- merits eny approb l atiort that can -be bestowed on them, for, 'independent -pi' the fire of the enethy's musketry, the Vessel was expoSed to-the batteries, , ivhich kept up nfire itound and grape upon them.. From his Ms.- jety's brig !icing .becalmed fr - Qm the time the `boat shoved off, I was unable to close' with then:l ; my anxiety *as great forth-t fate of the people, but from my knowledge of Mr. Couney's conduct, since he . h.as been with me, I had great confidence in him. . , I I cannot- conclude mentioning the Steady conduct of my officers and men throughqut the whole.or the affair ; and had we'been N Luiate as to have -bad a breeze, we, no doubt, have captured the whole.. I liaye the honour to be; &c. • R. W. SIMAONb . F, Lieut. and Cola. Rear Admiral Foley, Commander in Chief, • Sce.'&e. &e.-gowns. Tf - C>-ce ~r;€lg, 7, Isl 2, ' k• • 7th P.egt.. Dragoon Goitias, - jasnes Fawcett, Gent. to te Coruct,.withiYA.purchase.' • , 3d Regt„Dragoow, Zieut:-Col..Lord C. Manners, from the 2:'d Light Drm66..is, to be,Lietitaaut-ColJudi,vice appointect_to the 2d Foot.. 12th Rept. Light Dra - go v iis, Frost, Gent. to be Cornet, by . • putchase;vico Penfold, promoted. lath Ditto, Cornet. ,Daniel .I'. 'Curtii, from the. 13th Light Drogaons, to be Cornet:, vice .VArcey, promoted in the 47th Foot. QM Ditto, Lieut.-Col.' Lord R. Mariners, froth the 9.d Foot, to •be Lieut.-Col. vice Lord C. Manners, appointed to the !d Dragoons. 2d Regt ; Foot, Col. G. B. Mundy, from 3d.Dragoons, to be L t.-Col. vice Lord C. Manners, appointed to the 28et 1,4:,t Dragoons. • • 3d Ditto, Lieut. Robert E. Broughton, from the Sth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Still, retires. sth Ditto, Lieut. J. Macpherson to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hamilton, promoted. Ensign IL. Wallace to be Lieutenant, vice MatTherson. 7th Ditto, Capt. M. Ford, from 70th Foot, to be Captain, c , f Couicauv, vice Dra.water, who cxchkrige tth Ditto, 'Capt. W. H. Davis,- from 47th Foot, to be Captain .of a Company, vice Sall.. : . . • 28d Ditto, S. Custance,. Gent.. to be Second Lieutenant, as purchase, rice Holmes,: pro rated..: Hospital-Mate A. Smith to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Barr, protected. 26th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant Michael Pointun to hev* the of Lieutenant. , 27th.AZto, Lieut.. John Ovens, from the Fermariagh to toErisign, without purchase. '• 34th Ditto,- Ensign J. Shaw to be Liententent sN.tho - at put' chase, vice Gregory, promoted iu the 59th Foot. To he Eusigns, Witholit purchase—Lieht. T. L. Whitaker and 'En.sign John Norman from the East YOrk Militia. • • 48d. Ditto, • Lieut. It.l3arham from the East Stitlolk to be Ensigkii, without purchase. 47th Ditto, Capt. W. Sall, from, Bth Foot, tube Captain of a Company, vice Davis. - 50th-Ditto, Lieut. A. Browne, from 3d 4arrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Jauncey. ' 58th Ditto, Charles.Aletander M‘Donald, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Cranse, promoted. Glst•DittO,'Ensign A. Connell to he Adjutant, vice Drev:e, promoted in 7:1%1 Foot. Gentleman Cadet IV. Caiewriglit, from the itoyal Military College, to be Ensign, without purchase. 69th Ditto, Ensign L. G. Finn to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Coppinger, who retires. 70th Ditto, Capt. A. C. Drawater, from 7th Foot, to be Cap taro of a Company, vice Ford, who exchange a, 73d,Ditto,Hospital 7 MateJohnRiach to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Elmore, appointed to the sth Dragoon Guards. ' 78th Ditto, Ensign John Chisholm to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice M‘Gregor,' promoted. John Smith, Gent. to lie Ensign,. vice Chisholm. . • 79th Ditto, Captain J. Cann:bell,' from 91st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, Vicel& - Gregor, who exchanges. B k ist•Ditto, Capt. It. C. Lang to be Major, by . purchase, vice • Andrews, who retires. Lieut. G. Pearson to be Captain.of a Company,. by pmehese, viee!Laug.' • 83d Ditto, Licutena.ntSiruOn. Macken, - fromlheMeath Militia, to,be Ensign, without piirchaie. • 85th -Ditto, Capt. G. Brown, from 3d Garrison Batt. to be Captain.of a Company, vice Nash, deceased. - - 87th Ditto, Lieutenant t elward Fitzgerald to be Captainof a Company, . without pUrchase, vice 'Mackay, placed upon Half-pay. 91st Ditto, Captain Hugh M'Gregor, from the 79th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Campbell, who exchanges. 101st Ditto, Ensign Robert Mont. Hamilton,' from the 26th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase. Ist Ceylon Regti• Lieut. R. Frederick, from 43d Foot, to be Captairrof a Company ' without putchase, vice Barry, pro moted iu the Bourbon Regiment. 3d Garrison Bhttalion, Lieut. T. Fraser, from Gth Foot, to be Capt. of a Company, vice' Brown, appointed to the 35th Pratt. Lieut. H. F. Jawieey, from 50th Foot, to be Lieut. rice Brown; who exchanges. 4th Royal Veteran:Batt. Ensign R. M'Moutsey to be Qua:- ter-Master, vice Alexander, deceased. sth Ditto, Ensign Miles Kerwin to be Quarter-Master, vice Mortiln, pltezed on the Retired List. , Gth Ditto, Lieutenant Robert M'Alpin, from the 12th Royal Veteran Battalion, - tube Lieutenant, vice Roy, placed On • the Retired List. Royal Staff Corps-- - -To be Lieutenants without pi:alias:2-2n - signs Edward Boyd, and domes Horton. Hosterat'S'earr.—To be Hospital-Mates for General Se:- vice,—Hugh Mulholland, Gent. John Richardson, Gent. vice 'Smith, promoted. Warrant Hospital-Mate Conn Sievewright, Warrant Hospital-Mate Thus. Lewis. The undermentioned Officers are superseded—Quarter-Master Murray, of the lath Foot. -Ensign it. Dixon, of the 71st Foot. Lieutenant and Adjutant ---- Jelfree, of the 6th West India Regiment. Office . of Ordnance, July . 1. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Second Lieutenant Alexander ilainsay to be First Lieutenant, -vice Hammond, re4igned. Office of Ordnance', Jul!! 4, Corps of Royal Engineers—Secondeaptain George J.Hardieg to be Captain, vice Squire, deceased: First Lieutenant Joh.a . N. Wells to be Second Captain, vice Harding. Crown-qsce, July 7, 1812. . Members returned to serve in this present Parliarne4. FOr Codmyn—The Right Hon. Charles Bathurst, in the room • of Sir W. Oglauder„ Bart. who has accepted the Chiheln Hundreds. For Downton—Sir Thomas Plumer„ &It. s.c Majesty's Attorney-General. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Samuel Skipper, Ntirwicb, grocer. ( c l ki l 'r t ~ l; -, • ': A' l jlliys.. 'r -Jf J r;: - - , . ~,.. , t,_,...- ~)4.,4. t1i30:.:.1...i,