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T r., A 3 i I+ ' 3, , • • • = ;t Ilf , " 17 . 4, • 1 r 1 *A kv NA : . • 4 , , . • w * 44) ktAt ie.', !::: - 1 , 1 - 1.i., ' .-qtl "t:,l-3 , .i., --.. :. ".• .'''''7. .~-,r 1 ,0 t 4 ~ y' P '''''.-..-_ UMBER 4042. '• 1 11 CI .R SDA Y ; AUGUST 29, 005. • [PRICE SIXPENCiVo r „ATSU'I'T{) Nco LI)FIELD INCLOSURE. • a Numerous MEETING of th e FREE" . HOLD ERS of th e P arish of .SUTT,ON COL D ttt,l.l.l), in the County of Warwick, convened for the pur ,,l taking intokon s uleration the lE x p e di ency of I nclosing Commons and Wast, Lands within the said Parish, SHIRLEY PERK INS l'sq in the Chair ; That it is i.xpedint to Inclose the Commons and Waste lards withi n the will P ar i s h , jttsoLvtt, Ilo,,Nimoushv, 1 1, '„'It lohn thicket, Esq. Andrew Hacker, Jim. Esq. W. 11 al t leiyer lab. .. ...! EN. Sir Rohert Lnwley, Bart. C. H. Adderley, 1. air, fhoinas Wakefield, • Mr. Samuel Kent pson, Mr. tkph Webster, and Mr. Henry Curzon, jun. be, and are uil.eY3P(Soirited, a CoMmit tee on the part o f the FrQehniders, e;kiflti,wilh the Rector and Patrons of the Reelory of Sutton !,. i , id, and also with the Corp ,, ration, as to the terms on q„lc,la.l.inclosure shall take place, and also for the purpose irk‘c,.!Tin); a Scheme for such I nclosure. Kirrn'l,s4;dCOMUlitteo be., and are hereby impowered to ?p. 4:1,4 t.9lnwittee Clerk to arteinithem for any purposes they 4.0e ,' 1 1 4 ... 1r t e ! ,aurt thlt .. t he Freeholders will male g oo d any 1 wlllyn rtigy b. incurred thereby. i .Iti ,„ , L • • (t it to at il r ore of b' of ill.: said Committee be compe. NI this Idt. e wAr t o k • - ag be adjourned to Tuesd4Y Ole 3d day of A te u,t1:1"14 at Eleven o'c lock in the Forettoon, at the , rai4tillt Sillt9llColdrield afnresaid. . ing of lh ''t""mt,at do -report at the said Adjourned Meet . . P ro ceAn ' i , : ' , t l ; ll l) e lders on the 3d day of September hex', the ir l'i l l gt kvta Lil i al , l time. . . NIMOUSLY rEnuktlttvheslllailkS al 'this Meeting he . g i ven to tht Chi,, n • ' lg. for his able condtid in the Chair ; and t hat SHIRLEY t rethOld . " 4ll 49 14 X 1 ) th&se Resolutions on the part of the ers. (Sig n e dl ArTDaft, , Sill RLEY PERKINS, Chairman, iehsaittihrtlil :.rikesolations be published in Tut SUN PaP". honicte.ll"ghin Gazette, and Swiney's Birmingham Sial , , s'..°ll "I ` lo . e ld, August 19, lgos. ............, --------,---,------,------. - . 1.6- suTioN COI. Dl'l ELI) INCLOSURE•, stlTTllltop,t.:tr.lio.t.t)Eits of . TH E , t; 4 l, J R N IT Y R 0 0 1 1 7 , . wowitk:OLDfILLD, IN TILE .C. tr,Car i. ) . 1 - 1 ex, , I l‘ e rrY ailive Canvass 45r Messrs, CIIO , SSA . T.I., (ierk!'';' ii9I.I3I:CKE, for the situation of Comm t it i t n e e e ill ) . 4w 1 van only consider as a dirt:Et attem"t°3 "" PP4n iforin puYiii,,, ~,r4lll vpinion ; but I hav e th e satist - J _ion ( to inform t c'unit 4loitlktveitl:atanding the exertions .01flent,y• )PP t t‘ppointrittnr, il 1 !!t.11 i tetuern"ive-rul)°:11(') ti ll ed . r rn iy e a ‘‘ l;c i l i s l iii• sincere Thanks, 49d t he tioinYini'!,;till• rtiatk 'youYr :aepaprObation of their choisl in ',„1,0u q7,17"°11 Or Your Solicitor upon the:Present Oceast°lln wt 1444 sot,. I ant persuaded, act;u6e Inc or presumpti :i ) 4rirki,Ztrest in that I have looked fotwa , rd ua wi_ t l ., he with t r e ss bupport. NI y loll; and irttitutfeac9l anti In= rliatrke.i7ott;:r part of you, m n my exertions .Iti i a . m. 1n.,. ~,, t ; .wit r , 2 2 Year s 14 support of Your ' Ri g 1 for just "I,tlsotilt„4l.,t}sPe, 11:. deemed suf fi cient grounds it:l4 ir,(,7i't''' Pr,,eilsiolla• it necessary tie inc t0,, 4 4 . i1de 44:Ley opponents renders (er _,. ittt, rilae; :1111i•rny silence, i . in t . tne out 41,4,ti YDe Col44tiergd as Waving li i, i 1t .1 4 1. . all claim to your l'Q er goli!? Ivey',hot,, ni vv . li to fetter you in the choic of 441 if it (I !' )r ; iiiiihjv t i, h kr- yo 4 my services trus.ttnil 141041 111, ) ,Z 111 ;s e r t Con , ii et . Ilan ( Mil I . ' lu ll oe f; , rgOtt,:ti by you. your approbation, I sha .111, Qetitleiii-n -witit "lea' ' : • k, , t (1,0;t obedient 4 1 :van% . R `pal,' EDWAKI) . SADLL . ; Ll ' 4 N7 ~, dz-: .• • ;.......i , ROy 1 , ,---- -- - - liVll , l TA t " TIOTEL, lIIIVAIINGUAIII. i:li r , , .9 "'., 4 , 8 117 LES having be6n honoured by ,'`. tioelif.)4:lQuage of II i s lioy a i Highness Prince W an tlj 1444:litisoiliiiai,-::i'teir,, in l lris wa) through a t tilleir"Crgli!oar am, 4'1144 ill',;4l,l6aiest";'l:gil'iotsitle i; t4 ra v :i t o kr us o Perthission to distill : irik et ' 'P I Y i 4 ti!c" n a ill L! 0i . , iN it fully b i . , i tL 1 (01( el l. tiO I F. t ! ,.. tr„, 4 hi g„ ner i,.41,) iimur,:: tile.Nohility, Gentry, end ),...,,, hi ti.l, tliat .the greitist exertions 147 ,uw‘Tii k t ,t et ,, il , Cr. ALL,,inniodation, arid that every moans ii N t 'l ', o 4, 4du P . :i l . l ;0. nit:lit 4' coutinu4llce of their Favour tw 4l .4 , 4ti tts ii . . ti .tl4„).tligibi 4%0' that his House will be fott9s4 par ts V. '4,;lits..e to . an:lilies —having no connext n 4[,4tift'!... 4.11'41111111er of, East Horses ready on the shOrtest . m g h lth . . , Alig!,, „,..,805. ~• . - ik''. ( )SS ~-_, AVATEICIN- G PLACES. • t , !IN f 4t es the lierty of asNuring the Nobility , ~tlly kr!11,11Y that licitas no ,connexion with, nor has he fr ki,lor.,:tee,:°'lt v.l.;itever this season to either of rho Water. ti t :"t hit ~"124tteleil as le must be, that's° marry people r e4lic„:b4le,and reputation to irrocure the support °' Ni l le'' 4o ld ie t Pe C 31111131 expos them to pradtice their i:.,,,i..1.1tg,t it,;.vePttloii without exposre. . i; . 1 to h, eeommend tliose Ladies and Centlemep iit ii , 4, iiici Pour hint with their commands, to applY :at ti 41 4141 oln,Pfgale Within only, as those 'iv ho vend - Pe-, ItiiiV 1iii54,2,41.e1al flair, under his apparent sandlion, • 11 N, 9 illt:ti --,'"ca'r.` cast ail A rocies which have becO re ittlig 1itt41,14-40e,:thv,r froft. 1 a defeelof nialtulltEture; or frt?in i 1 ,, 41 t , 4 1 1 14., ,, i1we • r i.,llre hopes to be par.laned for rereating i i . , 41 1 , lut at kl , no. Articles, nor does he eti:lP any qi, ,1it,,,,,„ .• . as 41.' t o be DroCtited 41 ills Enigoritrirt. ... 1 1,,' tit v,iishirc..t ; whe •. .- r hi ited all :ki..104/tl/4;1,,,,,,,,,:::::mt1)v ,iii,ici.iii ts,.;°ii4l:ir:sit,riii-itlt si;:4l..thereleYft:lc:SntAttillclugenllrli tst°lta:sricalerl4lselicl73Pb! i, I, it ,n,tru,,; mows, and Bandeaux, are exetured 1 -, : ;,. ; ~A.)4 ti l „„, r L ,i' nii and tinder his ► lltt,pc#ion.. t, - - ; :iitlerti,;„ e,?Pctfully solicits the favo ur of the La. ~ . 111,iv ~....%.,iien returned tii l'own, and they • and ~• , ‘-04t'es'hitsiie.,1, that he has . and will einPloY t i .'" ‘ttg; ttilkPliirotessiond Abilities in that las * ''l-katrit'it,-,Art of -}itir-drec'sittg, whi‘h is an enabeb. 1 THE ONLY LOTTERY to b 8 Drawn t hi3 Year, begins 3oth SEPTEMBER, z&5. No. of Prizes. SCHEME. Value ()teach. . ,c 2.0,000 - 10,000 • 000 2 ' 300 1000 - - •• 500 100 Total Value. 3 0,053 15,00 t, SCoo 6000 w 5060 >OO 3000 . 93.000 30,000 3 - 2 : • 60 . - So - 45'ei 3000 First-drawn Blanks ir) each - 7,619 Benefits 17,381 Ithinlis ssoo; Tickets 42p.0n0 The First-drawn Ticket sth Day . XlO,OO O Ditto - Ditto - 7th Day - Soa Are part of the above Capitals. CKETS and SHAKES are on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Offices. Price of a Ticket - if 19 to o Half . £9 19 o , Eighth - - ijz to 6 . Quarter y * * Sixteenth - r j 6. SEPTEMBER STATE LOTTERY. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing.cross, London, respcdfully beg leave to recommend to the Notice of the Public the superior merits of the present State Lottery. The ScheMe consists_ of Twenty. five Thousand Tickets only, and contains 3 Prizes of ,C 20,000 i 4 Prizes of ,Czooo 3- - to,ooo I 6 - - JOeo 3 sOOO soo dec. /cc. ece. The lowest Prize zol. Also the Three Thousand first drawn Blanks will be entitled to tol. each, making 7619 Be nefits. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale. , , THE ORIGINAL HOUSE AND INVENTOR. PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. B • • UTLEIVii Uphohtery, and Cabinet Ware-rooms and Mauutadory, Nos. f# and t.), Cattle ritte Street. • A large assortment of articles of the newest, neatest,'and' most teConomical 'Fashions, of well seasoned materials, and excellent workmanship, witli several im provements. . BUTLER respeafully relies on the good discernment of the Public, that they will see through the paltry deVices and insinuations opposed to him • and counterfeiting his arti cles. .It is well known that 13 o r.t.r.R has' two patents, one for Tables, the other for Bedsteads; the principfe of the first is applicable to almost all kinds of Tables, and is allowed to be a great improvement ; it reackrs • them more convenient fOr•liciuses,' and much mere portable. • The principle of the other is app licable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four test, Tent; Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularl)'se, fain sickness, :and each, w hen shut np, make a handsome piece of furniture for a Sitting Room, Dressing Room, &c. The Four Post and Tent reds • gologether in all parts with biass,• and are fixed with much ease without the help of rails or tacks ()titans in the furniture, and are very portable. Particular kinds of the above, adapted fur Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, and hot climateS; also portable Chairs, &c. Bort.sa's•Patent Manufliditres,bave been graciously pa tronized by the King, Queen, and Royal Family, and ho twined by orders from numbers of the Nobility and Gentry, and have . been highly 'approved of in the East and West Indies ; the Merit of the - Articles have tints ma ci with fa - vourabie encoosr.count,. asset for which he returns hiserate. tul acknowledgments, and cannot but notice the kind Of. .tites Of some others, who up large Sign-hDards, with Bur R'S name inscribed, which may help also to promote his Business 01 should it be designed otherwise, he hvils to .represent that, he continues (notwithstanding the attempts 'to mislead the ''Public) - to manuladure and sell his Supe rior Four-post and other Beds, excellent Dining Tables anti Cabinet Articles as above, namely, Catherine-street, 8 doors froM the Strand,a Brick front House, where he has con struded several Tools and Machine's for Work 'ng the same, and has otherwise been at considerable ex pence to bring them to that utility and ,degree of, perfedion at which they now are. At the sante place may be had every Article tor the .completely F u raishing'Houses. N. .8. For Exportation. *** Be particular as to the Address. . • SALE BY AUGTION.—SOUTHAMP'rON. ' • TO BE LETT OR SOLI), ITTERN MANOR-I-1911SE eligibly situated B , . on the Banks of the River Itehen, distant one mile and a quarter, front SoutliamPton : the inside has been re cently fitted up at a . considerable exp enee, SO as to be entirely new,` and a very small additional sum would be reiluited to improve the exterior, the whole Building being ill the must substantial and perfei repair. Roo • 29 It contains a spacious Entran ce Hall, Dining. m 'feet by t 7, Drawing.Roorn 01 similar dimensions, Library zo feet by 16 ; numerous capital lied-Krvis, and 'convenient Offices of Various descriptions,; double Coach-house, six. stalled Stable, kitchen Garden' an d Six Aeres.of very rich Land, more of whioli may he had, if required. The Furniture and fixture s, which are new and oldie best kind, may be taken at a fair; valtiation ; the 'faxes are re.. markably . moderate ; the Premises must advantageously situate for a Merchant ship•builkler, or. M anu f o ctutts, as the liouse is large, and of almost unequalled solidity, anti the G rounds nearly surrounded by •the navigable River irclieni which has depth of water for Ships of lirge bivalent a urns the greatest facility for constiucting NV Darts,Qurys, tiro.for which purpose the Premises supply most valuable ma terials. The, whole is held on" Lives under the Ilishap Of Win chester, I f not previously L et t or disposed of by P r ivate Contraa , the Mansion House and Lan d .viii be sold by Anetion on the reeisel Premises on Tuesday t he 3401 of September, pY ut Twelve o'Clock. - Apply, .if by letter post pai d, to Mr. tisurge H uuke y , Auctioneer, Soutinunpton, , . , , VICTUALLING OFFICE, Aug. 6, 1/305; THE COMMISSIONERS" CIVALLING ills 111.41ESTY's NAPY do hereby give Votiee, that on Wednesday, the zstirday of Septembee next, they will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), for such Quantities of I WISH BEE F and PORK, of the best Quality, and to be Cured in the ensuing Season, as the. respeaive Merchan!: and Dealers therein may think proper to offer ; one—third part thereof to be packed in my Puncheons, one.dbird part in Tierces, and there. meaning one third part in Barrels; the latter to he of the exclusive . description, col:talking .filty.two four pouted Pieces each ; to be delivered into His Majesty's I , 7c7aalllng Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plimouth, and ino,tbe Army liiito o lling Stores, at St. Catherine's, in regular proportions *of each description of LY tbe.perieds undermentioned, viz. Oar-fourth of the Whole by the s sth yannaey,one-b.slf of the remaining quantity the 3ut msrci, and the remainder by the 30th dune, 1806 ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with interest, nineo days alier.dute. The Conditions of the Contra? may be seen at the Secretary's OP:, at this [Wee ; or Fy applying te.. Alr. Duncterville, Agent jor . the,t7astall'ing at:Cork ; to the Cr lletc7ors of 114 Majeeo's np Customs at Lirick, Belfast, Newry, and- Waterford; and Pill-Master-General, at Dublin, refpeaively. . ' N. 8. No Tender fir a ins quantity than Soy Tierces :Till 6, accepted. No regard will be had to any Tender in which :the Price shill not be inserted in words a! length, or that shall -not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Wednesday, the 2 itb day of September next, nor unless the Person iv ho snakes the Ten. der, or some Person on his behall, attends, to answer, when called for. FICTUAL LING -OFFICE, Aug, 26, thl.. • THE COMMISSIONER I Sfor PICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY'S NA PY do herely give Notice, that on Friday the 6th of September next they will be readyto - receive Ten ders in Writing (sealed up), and treat for Two Hundred Chat; bons of PITTS TAN F! ELI) MOOR COALS, Full .P.iy to be deliveted immediately, in two entire Cargoes, Are of Charge and Risk to Hit Majesty, aiongside His Majesty's Pic. wailing Premises at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills, paya. hie, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrail my •be seen at the Sccreta7's Office. • No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clork on the said Friday the 6th of Septets. her next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Per im on his behalf, attends, to answer, when collator. VICTUALLING. OFFICE, Aug. 27, ono. rrHE'COIII2IIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING 11 ills Iif..47ESTI'S NifllY da herely give Notice, That 'the Advertisement ji•oort ibis Office, dated the 1911' instant, appoint ing Frido, the 3oth bra. " to receive Tenders, in Writing 4' (sealed up j, and to treat for.such Quantity of BISCU IT, " made from While Meal, ax the respedive Illanufallurers of " that Article mar think proper to slier; to he delivered. in a " Month, 41, weeiU.y proportions, into nix Afaiesty's lii/ .aping " Stores at Deptford," is &rely revoked; and that, it:Stead thereof, the said Commissioners vat/ be ie.*, on * the same Day, to receive Tenders, in Writing (sealed up), and to treat for the specific Quantity of one Thousand 447 of 111 SC U 1 T, to, he made front" ll'hole Meal, and to he delivered In three Weeks, ly weekly prcpoi that:, Into. His Mujesool PrinuallingStorer at Deptford; to be paid for 1,131115, roadie, with interest i ninety (kyr' after' date. N.B. No TenderJn• a le,: Quantity than Mrs Hundred Bag, will be admitted. - , The' Conditions of the Contra f 7 may be teen at the Secretary's Oyer. No regard will be h.id to any Tender in which the Price shall not he in4ertet in Words at length, or that shall not be delivered In the Board before One o'Clock on the said Fviday . , , the goth instant ;- nor tatters the Person who stakes the Tender, 'some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. EAST INDIA MUSE, 4llg. 12,, 180 s, rri-TE COMMITTEE 'of SHIPPING of the - 1 .• UNITED COMPANY of MEACIPINTS of ENG- L/INLltrading to the Eat: da berth, give Notice, • That the Committee twill he yeaay to twelve Pr,potals, in urit. kg (waled up), on ar bej.te I.*(netday the 4th of September, from inch Persont tvho 'no be willing to supply the'CoMpaniiivith ANCHORS and G RAPN ALS, CANVAS, IRON GUNS, PITCH and 'FAR, S HO'F.and SHELLS, and SWEDISH IRON., • And that rte Co , ditiortt of tht Conti-4414 r.r,ry It tee; ziPon aP rlicallon to,Mr. :Armes Conan., Clerk the said C.-mmittet, wham the Prop rals ',rust be leh hefire' Twelve o•Clod ,V,,,g1 on the said 4th Of Settenther, tivdtrat sc./deb ilt4t. tbtCvrmrrltlttts sill not rtseive 4 , 1 Teed"... 1 7 ,0 a the LONDON GAZETTE, Aug: 2i, i 805. , Mr-Off i ce, *T. 27, qO5. tatli Regiment of Dragoons," dward Fulto,n. Phelps, Gent. to be Cernetywithout purchase; vice W( Strop'', pruin, t 13111 I)itto, George Doherty, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Most, proinotecf. 14th Ditto, Major Neil Talbot. to be Lieutenant-Colon e l., without purchase. Ensign Housinun Wallace;troin the gist Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase; vice Stevenson, pro. mated. isth Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Richard A itgli:;:ui Seymour to be Lieutenant- without purchase.' t6th Ditto, Cornet john 14alliday, Martin to be Liettualatti, ‘vithout purchase, Ist, Ditto, James Collier; Esq. to be Paymaiter,, vice Cal. ' der, deceased: Ist Regiment of Foot Guardi, Ensign ToSepli Lautout to be . Lieutenant, vice Sabine, ieceased. 4th Regiment of .Foot, Quartet-Mistv - -Serjeant Thomas Richards to be Quarter-tvlaster, vice llougnien, who re. . sth Ditto, Ensign Henry Lewis Hopkins. from Half-pay the 64th Foot, to be Ensio, vice Dre.ve, promoted a the 35th Feet. -- Harvey, G ent. to be Ensign, purehaSe, vice M`Gregor, appointed to the tilt Dragoon Guards. Bth Ditto, Ensign Thomas CroSs to he Lieutenant; without purchase, vice Smith, superseded. George Henry Dots soy. Gent. to be Ensign, Cross. gth Ditto, Ensign Lege: Hill to bo Vionteruiror, purchase, vice Creagh, promoted in the g;th , F out. farnett. IVhitiey; gent4,..to he_losign, vice Hilt. loth Ditto, Lieutenant - Hayes Id be Captain of a Com pony, without purchase. 18th Ditto, Major lion. item!' Cadogan, front the 53d Foot, to be Lieutenankeolonel, by purchase, vi-e O'Doglierty, who tetires. aist Ditto, Major Tames Motley, from.llelf.pay of the t.,th Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Tayi.:.r, who ex. changes. Lieutenant Robert Wm, Taylor, tom the Foot, to be Lieutenant, wit is.lut purchase. - 24th Ditto Ensign John Blake to be Lietitritanti by tua'.. chase, vice HetideWick, promoted in the litit West 111(14 Regiment. 3oth Ditto, Ensign. Owen Wynne ,Grey. to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Courtnitty, promoted in the it Gar rison 13attalion. Washington Carden, Gent. to be Ilitsign, vice Grey. 35th, lle.to, Ensign Richard DreWe ' from thee gth Foot, to be • Lieutenant, without purchase, Hospital Mate I. Shelley to be Aisistant Surgeon. • 4oth Ditto, Christopher Clarke; Esq. late Captain in the 66th Fuet,to be Pay-master of the ad liattalion,vice Apper.;: ley. • 43(1 Ditto, George Ridout, Gent, to be Ensign, without p.m.; *. chase, vice Al‘Neale, who resigni. Sedi:ant Da-viet Frai.er to be Quarter-master, vize Barr, who resigns... , 47th Ditto, Ensign lames Warren to be Lieutenant, wititont . purchase, vice Elwood, promoted in the ggttt Foot. En, ' sign George Forster Sadleit to be Lieutentuit, by purchase, vice Hutchinson, promoted. Philip Dundas, Gent. to be Ensign, - vice Warren. soth Ditto, Thomas Bate, Cent. to he Ensign, hy purchase, Vice Coleridge,. promoted in the 33d Foot. 5311 Ditto, Major John Mansell, front Half-pay of the lite Surrey, Rangers, to be Major, vice Willie, who ex- . changes. 54tli Ditto, }Wm 'Buller, Gent. to be Ensign. Without pin. chase, vice Darby, whose AppOintincnt has nut taki:it place. both Ditto,. Lieutenant Aubrey Carteret flowerf., front the goth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice •Annesley, who ex changes. Assistant-Surgeon John Carroll to be Surgeon, vice Fiedler, superseded. 6W Ditto, Lieutenant C. W. Ker to be Captain, without purchase, vice D'Alton, appointed to the oath Foot, 66th 'Ditto, John Manley; Esq. to be Paymaster alto ad. Battalion. 78tit Ditto, Charles Robertson, , Gent. to be E.iasign, Withotit purchase, vice Makay whose A ppointinetit has. not taleett. place. Morrison, Gent, to be kita,:agn, vice ‘,.;r a nt„ who resigns. 8 mat .Ditto, Lieutenant Arnold Thompson ; to he Par :.iasLr of the 2 d Battalion. Bad, DittoyEnsign Thomas Frost to be Lietttenarai witklont• purchase. Walter •PearSe, Gent. t be LuVoi, vice; F rost. 8,11 Ditto, Capiain Totophut Seelinger; from the Y.ing's German Legion, to le: Captain old Company,without pur chase. 87th Ditto Major Charles William Doyle, from the 6 tit Foot, to be,,Lieutenant`Cel.oriel, by pitrenise, vice rano, Who retires. Ensign and Adjutant Alexander Wilson, t.) have the rank of Lieutenant, goat Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Annesley, from the6oth root, to be Lieutenant, vice howet s, who cxeliiir:ge , • , .' tooth Ditt4; Lieutenant 4mo:A White, trom the oath Light Dragoons, to beleaptain of a CoMpany„ chase, xiee BalvatM, appointed to the 9ith rtoyA i,e'Ritnetit of Malta; Hospital-Mate Clenteot !lattice to be AS.Si4littit•Siirgeon. j. Cainilliere, Gent, to ba sistanr-Surgeon. Royal WagOit Train; Assistant-Surgeon George, Duricigh, trorn the,3Bth l'oot ; to be Assistant-Surgeon. 3d Garrison ilattakon, William Rose Winter; Gent; to be Lnsign, vice Hall, pl'c,tnutt el. HOSPITAL STAFF, S'tlirSurgeon John Warren to 6e Depufy impraoroftiospi- talc , 7 , Deputy PtirveyOr Robert Stewart to be Purveyor to the Forces. ' • Royal Alanx Fenciblcs, John Edward Lee, Gent. to he En stgn, vice Moore, who 'resigns. Portsmouth - Volunteers, Gatt rill Wilkins, Cent, to be En sign, vice Selttoll, who resigns. !' MIMOIZANDUM. Assistant-Surgeon 'Walter liorlase, of the ad Regiment a Foot, is superseded. Lieutettatit W. U. Taylor,. of the Bth Regiment of Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. ERRAT A in the Gazetta of the Goth Italy, i 835, silt Dragoon Guards, For Cornet John Wrixnn to be Lici , . tenant, without purchase, .read, Cornet Harry Wrixon- to Lieutenant, without purchase. In the Gazette of the 20th tigust, tslos. 9 th Light Otagootis, For. lamas Maxwell, Gent. to be Cnr. net, by purch..lF, , :, vice N.lackeliz!e, promoted, read, James Maxwell Wailue, Gent. to. be Corurt, by purchase, vi ce Mackenzie:, pwinoted. Commisdont Ps the Gosport and A lverstoke Battalion olVolun teer Infantry, sighted 6), the Lord I.,itaitenant td the C'ounty Uf flame. • Dated 44, 24, 18os. - James NeAle,, Ehq. to he'C'splairi, vice Hayter, ruignerl., Insign Richard White ;Qin Lieutenant, vice Nuale, pr.,. , I ncited. Benjamin Fox ) Gent. to be.Ensiin, vice White, piomoted. Commi.c.Tioity in the Ntrrth WoldNeoty my Civalry, ho the La.,/ Lieutenant of the . Cou n ty Linola. Dut,d .71,11 , • 36, 11;05,- • Ist Troop —The Hon, Chnlei Pelham to be Captain. 1.1111 , Uppleby, Gent. to be Livittenitnt. :rho. Ittrtici. to be Cornet. 2tt Tronp—Sir Henry Neltbwpo, 13aet. to'be Copr , io. Ch.Arlei Uppielry, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Rdw. gm:, Gent. to be Cornet. Li CV119.7%,111011k in the DorsoNhire Yeorn.mry CayAlty, rigned .4.0 1 the LaNi r 4ifc. , ei et: ' (; co t to t , e Linitettlint, vico promoted . 'Dated , Seyiner, a Ge o l v tt e. .to Corrtct, piainoted. 1.).4t , ..a u India Stuck, 134r4; '' ' 3tncl` ' ^.: Sgt Inclirt Bonds, is. a 7.5.. vitt Navy 5 per et• 06 1 • " 5 per Cent. 1797, Exchequer Dino, is. thy. 2s. 4 per Cent. 75 i 76 prem. R L Onumun %Olt { pct Ct. Rol: i- a v , a, :ft 1 pvr Ct -Curls 57 . 1 1 . ,uwerut, ~..p, , ent. 37* think I.„ituu 16 15.. Ottik 17 Ditto Aim. Ditto Short Ann. 1 Coos. tot Oa. ssti* 4"ii . /L. I. YkS --„ .....‹ ...,........t 5Rh5t i ?0 5 . .... • ---- , ----- 14 fil , I' l'-. 1 ll si ) K S I k i l i 4 !tow tit4tROLD.-L;STATF, egllect CORNISH otql, titalltili,:VSL.t) l'SlittltutiGtf, with Cam's Mill, /lay ti t ' e 4l . C l by• A uetion at the ball Inn, in Tenby, ' li ., '‘AtEt) t ip 'ill of September, 1805, is unavoidably 1414 t 7. Is I turnier Nutke. as. l lkTt l\l , . • ilk Vt'illr INIIMERICAL' INDEXES ; or Secret t4l4,,ltin,Ntti.'lng.lngrutnents, by which may be ascertained tOttily"„t!' *ll tbot, on barselmeli, or in carriages, .and 1 4iii,dfle;s eti ,!I'ollc. perforated by Manufaduring Engines ti,, 4 irt liek e t„, 4 -!k : obese ror ascertaining distvaices are con . ~Arm4,,,.r,,t4 about stamen i n diame ter , p r i ce 105..6th ; tTiiLtiitit4rtgii'llit Engin es to count in time Cycle to 9,990'. I ltiii:ks• A 4,. 99 9.000, two Guinea s ; to 99;'990,nce, threettlikl 1441 itr","oxical distinction lit the Numerical In- hfiii, kpe rat ''', 4 Y he divided so as to as in different Boxes 44621te,vh,..tv(it; and thoughtlielarts have no mechanical Stol' l Np oi ",!,-. `r upon- eacli other, ycbt Without unistmof 'itillll%). ',,olttatani of expression nothing can be inferred ' h t , nig ~:nother distinttion is, that it may be formed it 44 or ally or the mechanical owerst or an y 14.i‘...,iciliftr,,,ottnti acetate. ''''. ttlie,". post's Conduit-street, London. 4 coat paid will be returned. ' OSii titl, trt Nyee ti res en Sale at COOKE's Mantifac t„, .ie _otEingtitn Warehoase 434, Strand--k very b lti t i t t, aik4tll eVstortment of EL AC . ... lc., SI 1.A.: STOCK , thl4,,lnttit i i a tlon told Worbtecti ditto, with every other 1 0, 'Attie 1(.1:orY Lille, much cheaper 'than at any other IA ni, Vsitteleal, Retail, and for ExpOrta , %.„,,....,.................. • CAPITAL J STATE' A ND MANOR, SUFFOLK. "M.BE, SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HAWKES, On Saturday the sth of Oelober next, at One o'Clock, at • the Great. White Horse Inn, Ipswich, in One Lot (un less an acceptable Oiler is previously made fo r the same 1, ffiHE MANOR of AKENFIAM, extending over near Two Thousand . Acres. of Land, in a tine Sport— ing Country, plentifully stocked with Garne ' ‘vith Fee Farris and Q,uit Rents,'andCopyltold Estates helditrider the saute, together with' Two most exCellent' Farms, comprising A KENHAM HALL, a modern built .House , with suitable Barns,, Stables, and other Out-b u ildings, and upwards . of: Three Hundred Fourteen Acres of rich Arable, Meadow, ;and Pasture. Land ; likewise NEW FARM,. co nsisting of a very commodious (in part) new built DWelltrig House, re uisite Out-buildings, with upwards of One Hundred and Lighty.six. Acres of extremely fertile Arabic, Pasture, and Meadow Land, with about Fifteen Acres of Wood Land in band. This Estate is singillarly compad and most advantageously situate within three miles of Ipswich, and presents a my desirable object for the Sportsman or Land-owner, as either of the Farms may be converted with facility into a genteel I Residence. The Land Tax on the vvhole is redeemed. To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, Messrs. Bolton'and ROwland; of whom particularS may be had in due tinid ; also at the Printers of the Norwich Mercury, Bury Post, Chelinsrord'and Ipswich journals ; of Messrs, Dyneleys, Gray's-Inn, London, where a Plan may be seen; .Mr. Hawkcs, Atationeer ; and of Mt. Blandy,' Solicitor, Read.;. ing, who will receive Proposals ibr the same. . , ARTIFICERS !PANTED. A COASIDERABLE NUMBER of SMITHS, WHEELERS, and CARPENTERS king wanted for the Ordnance Service at Woohtvh'h.; Ablt Worbrtea in the above Lines of Butineis may find Erna pleytnent, upon appliCaliOn at the Carriage Yard, in the Rtgal Arsenal, Woolwich, where Infirsnation In4,y be obtained with retreci to ;Page: and the Advantage: of being in the Ordnance Emphy. By Order of tie Board,, Offici. of Ordnance, - R. 11. CREW. Ang,