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~ S~ 1 - A . 1 q • • 'O-4 7 , ~* • .• • N N, ' , • c L t , t ii t ` 4 •• %.. t t ,±.,V 7 .* , -•-, -•-• ..!,Fc . .• • ii , 3 (....; .7 .., .as .... e -1 S _ AN*, i, ai •ft. a ' •.; ' , . 1, ,......7 .3, ‘ , ~01,,`..t.1.,.i';',3,..i.:,.:.‘:::i.31, ,-- 4 - ~...p , 240 .... ...,..,,„:. ,t..:...,,. ... . • '5. , - - ..e . ,..7. . 4y._< 2 ; . . : ,-,,.. 4 IA . .1 , ~ , C #e ? 'l '. .r , r , :::•0 1, '• .. 4, ... 6 , 7 .•/.,k.,t'. , 14 )i l k 4 ' , '' th -.= ''''' NrimßEß 6031 , TAE-ADNESDAI;JANUARY 8, 16i2 PR IC.;ii S 7'; HALPPENN-Y. THEATRE RON Al., COVENT-GARDEN. To-monnow EVENING January 9, 1912, will be performed the Tragedy of CATO. _ _ ROYAL INSTITUTION. THE MEMBERS and SUBSCRIBERS are in fo►med, that the LECTURES will commence on SATURDAY, 25th January, at Two o'Clock, when th , • Introduaory Leaure will be delivered by Mr. DAVY. The following Arrangements are made for the ensuing easois: CHEMISTRY and-ELECTRO.CHEMICAL SCI. ENC E, by H. DAVY, Esq. LLD. Sec. R.S. ASTRONOMY, by JOHN POND, Esq. F.R.S. Astro nomer Royat. • BOTANY, by I. E. SMITH, M.D. F.R.S. Pres. Lin. Societ.. COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY, by P. M. RO. GET, M.D. POETRY, by T. CAMPBELL, Esq. EAST , INIMA MUSA; • D:C; rZtr. 'THE COURT - of DIRECTORS. of the UNITED COMPANY of ME.tk. HANTS in ENGLAND trad pig to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give notice, . That a GENERAL COURT of the said &Id . , at their House, .in Leadenkall-street, on _Friday, the uphgjiii... ruacy, tBl2,fronorEirueiseCl.o ha the forenoon until Six. athe Evening, to ilaliit on the following 2.4esticn, T " That this Court approve the unanimous Res dution of the Court of DireCiors of the 27th ult. wherein they state, that they have r,-.Son to believe that all the persons who were on board the ship Ocean, at the time she is supposed to have been lost have perished, and as the occasion and circurn stances relating to her less arc wholly unknown, there is an impossibility of inquiring satistaelorily into the loss of the said Ship ; That this Court are fully satisfied that the Ship was stored in a sufficient manner at her outfit for het voyage, . and that consequently no blame can attach tolthe , Owners ; and that from the experience and ability of the Commander and Officers it is reasonably to be infe?reclthat no blame a;- tactics to them." After which will be performed, for the r3th time, a New Pantomime, called - HARLEQUIN AND PADNIANTABA; OR - .THE GttLDF. FISH • With entire Ne w ' Mu Ae, Machinery N cees, , Sn , . Dresses, &c. Padrnam.ba, Mr. 1E F .ROES; • Sultan of Cashm ' ire Mr. NORM AN ; Omar, the Fisherman, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Cayracattadhti, the Persian Cook, Mr. GM MAIDI ; Zelica, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs: PARK ; llosea, the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss E . . BOLTON. boxes 75. Secod-price 3s. 6d .—Pit 35. 6d. Second-price c it a.tery 2S. Second-price 15.-1 p t ter Gallery , is. Se . cond- price 6d. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the New llox-Oflice, in Hart-street. The Doors will he opened at half-past Five, and the Play begin at Half-past Six. The new Pantomime of harlequin and Padmanaba, Or, T he G o ld en Fi sh , h av i ng b een rece: vc d t h roug hout with the highest approbation . and applause, will be repeated every £venin 4 till turther notice. Ott Friday, lane Shore.--On Saturday, The Foundling.ot the Forest. The Public are respAfully informed, that a New Grand Operatic Drama has been long in preparation, and will be immediately produced. LADIES WINTER FASHIONS. ' And the Court of Diretiors having on the 27th ult. consented ,ty Ballot to re tore Mr. William Henry Merriman, late Chief 'Kate of the Extra Ship Tratenham,i to the Company's Service, Onjormabiy to the AEI of the Thirteenth of his present _Majesty, for .Establishingestain I{,gulations Jar the said Company, and :he said consent of the Curt of Diretlors having teen laid before and considered at a General Court of the said Company held ibis day, pursuant to Fourteen Days Notice giVen for that purpose, Notice is be►eby given that at the said General Court the joltFue. ing Question will also be put /y the lEth HOPE INSURANCE COMPANY. - - -E, LIFE, ANL) ANNUITIES—CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS. Office, LUDGATE-HILL. London. - PERSONS insured with this Office, whose Poli cies expire at Christmas, are respedfully informed, that Receipts for the - Renewal of the same are now ready for de livery at the O ffi ce, and with the respethve Agents of the Company throughout the Unittd Kingdom. WILLIAM BURY, Secretary N.B. Policies of Insurance, whicl) expire at the above pe tiod, should be renewed witllin Fifteen Pays t here4fter. THE Nobility and Gentry are most reireelfully acquainted, that the extensive and well stocked Rooms of THOMAS and Co. are amply supplied as usual for the Winter Season with all'novel and elegant FaThions, in MA N TLEs, rEL LISSES, DRESSES, and every description of MILLINERY, &c. &c. under the inspection W Mrs. Thomas. • As the Stock consists or all sires, it is presumed that no house in, London can have an, equal claim on the fashionable world ;. therefore Ladies from the • Country, also Gentlemen, or other persons having eronmi,cions, can be immediately supplied, without the trouble of giving orders, at 193, Fleet-street, which is the nearest comer of Chancery lane to Temple-liar. " That Mr. William Henry Merriman, late Chief Mate of the Extra Ship Tottenharn; be restored to the Company's Service." • FACTS UNDENIABLE. 4'21 5 o Will Gain £z0;0.0 Io t 8 • Will Gain to,coo 5 to o Will Gain 5,c00 2 r 6 6 Will Gain 2.50. I 8 6 Will Gain 1,260 ALL IN ONE is AY. OBSERVE, the STATE LOTTERY of only tz,(+o o Tickets begins Drawinv,, at Nine o'.o luck in the )(Turning ot . the list of this Month, and finishes un th 135 y, so that those Pers.ns who ineati to purchase must Buy cn or More I4ION DAY Atte 23th of TI-US MONTH, This Day was . publisiied, and delivered gratis, CHEAP Co:r111:, • CHEAP C;()," •In order to &let - urine 6y such Ballet, whethet three parts in pitr of the Proprietors present at such General Court, concur 71 , ith thi-Court ri Dircaors in their Besoluqon respefling the loss of the s&p Ocean, and oho in their Resolution, that Mr. William Henry Merl iman 6e restored to the Company': Service. - WM. RAMSAY, Serretary, ACATALOGUE of. BOOKS, New and Old ; the prices marked unusually low, at which they are now selling by I 0 N BA DCOCK, Nus. 2 and 7, Queen's head Passage, Newgate-street and Paternoster row : includ- Tn A scarce and valuable books, some Paintings and Prints, nearly all the new Publications of the last Twelve Months. A t the same rate' of profit may be had, every book pUb. fished, or to be published, warranted genuine, perted, and o lore IX'> l edition. N: The whole affords a saving of from Ts to 40 per cent, in addition to this; Booksellers will have nearly dou ble the usual Catalogue Allowance. TO YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS. lust published, New Edition . 4s. boards, THE FEMALE ECONOMIST ; or, a Plain System of Cookery: for the Use of Private Families. HAZARD, BURNE,.and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 93, Royal Excluiwe resratully toitLit the uhltc attention to the SCREIA of tlic ciisumg LOT. KhRYs liy . Mrs. SMITH. This is the most useful Cookery Book that' ever was written ; Five Thousand Copies have sold in a few Months. Also, just published. Sixth Edition, price 6s. 6 , 1. boards. Nutt's Comp !rte Cuntii( - )ner ; or, the whose Art of Con ledionary mate Easy. London: 1' :':rated for Mathews and Leigh, IS, Strand ; sold by the Booksellers ill Town as,,; C. entry. Z2,,000 Which contains a • . • Prizes of . a . • . . of And others ;cool! . 4 down t . O ° Z ° oi. .Amounting; in the . whole to tzo,oool. And only Twelve Thousand Tickets. The whole Lottery,will be drawn on TUESDAY, the list of THIS MONTH. . 6,000 This Day was published,. price The Second rstition of rrHE CRISIS of RELIGION ;- a Sermon, A preaChAld itt Laura Chapel, azhwick, November the ilftt ; containing Strictures upon Mr. Lancaster's Sys tem of Popular Education. By the Rev. E. W. GRINFIELD, M.A. Minister ot Laura Chapel. Printed for F. C. and Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; soldalso by J. Hatcharci, Piccadilly ; and W. Meyler, Bath. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK., and Co. re spectfully inform the Public, that the STATE LOTTERY, containing only 12,000 Tickets, will all be Drawn the 21St of THIS MONTH. SCHEME CONTAINS 2 - - „C*2. , ,coa - - - 6,000 2 - - - - - 4,-00 6 - - - 1,000 2,396 Prizes from COSa to 410. Tickets and Shares in Variety of Nullifiers are on Sale by IVILHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and racing the King's Mews, Charing-cross. 2 , CORN HILL, AND 48, COVENTRY -STREET.. EYTON recommends his Friends and .the Public generally, to notice the favourite ScLeine of the New Ne.a's Lottery.' With only r2OOO Tickets, there are Two Prizes of 20,0001., TWD'ot:6,cool. ' Two of 4,9-al., Six of X,o 01., &c. &c. &c. Nu Priie less than 2ul. And.the whole to be drawn zest January. • TICKETS .and SHARES are selling by F.YTON, as above, Who had the pleasure of distributing to his Friends in the Lotteries drawn in October and November last, the fol.. lowing Capital Prizes, in Fiffy-nine Shares, • No. 3,343, Class A, a Prize-of ,15,0c01. • 3,343'. Class 11, a'Prize of - 15,0 01. • 71, Class B, a Prize of 4,025, 'Class - C, a Prize of so3l. Sze. fec. NEW * - FATE LOTTERY 01'.1A.CiI, No. r, CORNI-ll 'DIDDING and' Co. return their grateful Thanks for the past favours ot their Friends and the Public, and respectfully solicit a continuance of them for the NEW YEA It's LOTTERY, which will be drawn .2.ljt of THIS MON VII, and contains numerous Prizes of 21,:eol I,ocol. 5c,01. &C. &c.---It is almcist superfluous to add, that as.the present Lottery Ad direds that tire Original Ticket, ot every Number ,'..ivided into Shares, shall he depo sited with the Receiver-Ceneral at the - Stamp Office, and is liable to be detained there until the H olders of the Shares shall have been paid,—it is manifest there is now the same security for Adventurers at a New Office, as at any of the Old ones, and it is obvious- there is precisely the same Chance. -That being indisputably the fad, and as no endea vours are omitted to give satistadion, Pickling's Office will (by considerate Persons) not be thought less entitled to their l'reference, when they are informed that it conducts to the Benefit ot P.'s large Family of Ten Children. -No. t, NEW YEAR'S GIFTS of TWENTY' TffOUSAND • POUNDS PRIZES IN THE•MATCIILESS STATE - LOTTERY of only t ,000 T CK ETS,. all to bc Drawn . on TUESDAY, 21st THIS moNTH. "1 - 7‘ BISH, (Contiadtor) gratefully happy in an. .1 • nonncing the numerous Capital Prizes which he has sold in the last three or four Montirs ' solicits the Public at tention to tile present Lottery, and sincerely hopes to be equally tortunate in disposing of Capitals to those who now honour him with their -commands. The Tickets are few, he Prizes Numerous, the Capitals Great, and the_ Risk -Small. are £40,000 12,003 SCHEME. 2 priies of 420,000 2 • • . . 6,000 . . . • 2 . . . 4,000 . . . • 6 • . . 1,000 . 2,396 . . . . from so' to ,C 2.0 . 8,000 6,000 54,00° The following CAPITAL PRIZES were sold in Shares at '4, CORNILILL, and g. CHARING.CROSS, LONDON, and by BISH'S Agents in the Country, in the two Lotte. ties drawn in Dertoner and November last : 1,693 Class A k i 0,0,0 3,343 Class C k c s e coo 3,363 ", A 5,000 71 . A 3,c,00 1,853 . A z,OOO t,',153 . B 2,0c , 0 4 ,02 5 - C 1.000 1,852 . A 5.7.0 2,05 z - A soc:, 3,863 - A soo -3,863 7 B son &c. &e. Sec. An immediate Purchase is advised, as, horn the Smallness 'Of the Lottery, Tickets and Shales may be very scarce with in a.day or two or the Drawing, which will be TUESDAY, the 2.15 t INST.) NT. This Day was published, price 6s. T HE EDINBURGH REVIEW or Critical journal, No. XXX vn. Contents: Publications on the Education of the Poor. Ellis on Respiration. Porson's - Hecuba. Hardy's Life' of Lord Charlemont. , Publications on West Indian Slavery. Pa persol: Toleration. Humboldt, Essai sur fa Not. vette Espagne. Mr. Brantle's Pap, I'S in the • PlialosoPhic2l Transactions. Transaaions of the Geological Society. Tombe, Voyage aux I tides Orientates. Qua: tcrly List of new Publications. Notice by the Editors. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co Edinburgh ; and White, Cochrane, and Co. Fleet-street, London. Of whom may be had, Complete Sets in Eighteen Volumes , p rice t ii. ss. in boards, or single Numbers, price 6s. New end beautiful Edition of BU F EON'S NATURAL HISTORY, with coloured Plates, Complete in One II undred Numbers.. This Day was published, Price is. 6d. with the Plates accurately coloured, or is. plain, Number I. of IQ UFFONT'S NATURALEISTORY ; Contain .l3 ing, the 'flieory of the Earth, a .eneral History of -Man, of the Brute Creation, of Vegetables. Minerals, &c. -Translated from the French, and interspersed with Notes. By T. S. BARR, Esq. To which is added, by way of a complete Supplement, A New Edition of Birds, Fishes, Reptiles, and Inse6ts.-- A New Edition, greatly improved, and embellished with a highly-finished Fortraii allied - on, together with an Account' of his Lire by Condurcet.. The present Improved Edition of this valuable Work, beyond comparison, the most complete and elegant Natural History in the English, or any other Language, having been just printed Off, in the bestoneNumb manner, may more be had, a at time, the opti m of the pur c hasers, by er or at or complete, in Sixteen Volumes , in boards, price 71. 'Bs with the Plates beautifully coloured, or Si. lis. plain. For the accommodation of purchasers of former Editions, the Sixteenth Volume, consisting entirely of Descriptions of birds discovered since the death of Bunn, being Addi. tions made to the original by the celebrated,Sonnini, may be had separately, to complete :heir Sets. N. B. . o prevent mistakes, and the obtrusion of former and inferior Works on the subject, the Public are requested to ask ter, or order, hotlines Natural History, by Barr. London : PrintiAl for H. D. Symonds ; and sold by Sher wood, Neely, and 'ones, No. 20, Paternoster-row, and may be had of all Booksellers and Newsmen in Town and Coun try, on the above Terms. UNEQUALLED CHRISTMAS PRESEN . £S! This Day was published, Illustrated by many superior Engravings, and printed in Nonpareil; price iss. m plain, or ass. in elegant bind.: • , . • A ing, PORTABLE aid UNIQUE CY CLOPEDIA ; or Modern rind Complete DICTIONARY of ARTS and SCIENCES, including the latest improvements and Discoveries, and being a useful book of reference in every Department ot Knowledge and Literature. By C. T. WATKINS, M. A. Cyclopedias being useful for purposes only of general re ference, and in no case superseding the necessity of Ele mentary Treatises on subjects of particular study, this Pur tabie Cyclopedia answers every general 'purpose of those which art fifty times its - bulk and price ; and is, there fore, in that, and in many other respeelS, the most desir• able work ever printed. For the use of Young Perfons, for the Writing Table, .the Desk and the Parlour.Win dow, it is withoutamal in the entire Compass of Lite. rature... . . Printed for Richard Phillips, at his Warehouse, No 47, and. 5.,10 by all Booksellers and Dealers in Books in the United Kingdom. 2. TILE UNIVERSAL. PRECEPTOR ; or, General • Grairmlar ot Arts,.. Sciences, and General Knowledge, with many cuts_ and copper plates, considered as the most ori ginal and comprehensive - Elementary Book in the Language, and denonnutted by some‘'entinent - 'Tutors " The Sun of School-bolts." Sy the Rev. David Blair. Price 45. 6d. in plain binding, and ss. elegantly bound. 3. BRITISH GEOGRAPHY, being a comprehensive :view of the United Kingdom and British Colonies in all parts of the world, accompanied with views of every Coun ty Town, and with several Maps. By the Rev. i f Gold. smith ; by whom it is designed as a Second Part, or ne cessary Supplement to his well known Grammar of Geo graphy. Price 4s. 6d.. in plain binding, or js. in elegant binding. N . is. Country Booksellers may have Thirteen to the Dozen, bebittes the. usual allowances for Bills on London. From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 7, 1 8 1 1 War-Office, January 7, 1811. His Royal Highness, the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Ma testy, to approve of the 2d battalion of the 14th Regiment of Foot being permitted to inscribe on their colours and appointments the word "Corup na," in consequence of the distinguished condud of the .Battalion in the action of the 16th January, 1809, near that town in Spain. His Royal Highness has been also pleased to ap prove of the Greek Light Infantry Corps' being Oiled '" The Duke of York's Greek Light Infantry Regiment." Ordnance-Office, Dec. 27, 18 I His Majesty's Honourable Board of Ordnance were this da - y pleased to appoint Mr. Thomas Gold ing of Cornbill, Mannfaduier of Cook's Patent Gun Spurges, &c. to their Honourable Board of Ordnance, late E. Cook, Wilmot, and Golding. War-Office,. Pn. 7, I 12. 3d Reg. of Dragoon Guards, Cornet T. Clubley to be Lieu. tenant, by purchase, vice Matinsell, promoted. sth Ditto, Cornet los. Pattison to be Lieut. without put. chase.. 7th Ditto, Lieut. David Robb, from- the 71st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gem, who exchanges.. 4th Regiment ot Dragoons, Lieut. T. Fenton to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Hugonin, promoted. 13th R , .:;•;, of Light Dragoons, Cornet G. Philips to be Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice Macrae, _who retires. • 16th Ditto, Capt. las. Hay to he Major, withotit purchase, Vice Stanhope, promoted in the ivit Light Dragoons. • 17th Ditto, Major the Hon. L. Stanhope, from the ifith Light Dragoons, to be Lieut. Col. without purchase. 19th Ditto, Major the Hon. H. Murray to be Lieut..COl. without purchase; Brevet Major P. Hay to be Major,vice Mui ray ; Lieut. E. Burke to be Captain of a Troop, vice Hay. • 22d. Ditto, Col. 'l'. C. Montresor to be Lieut. Col. - without purchase ; Capt. T. It. Dawes to be Major, vice Montre. sur ; _Lieut. W. Wood to be Captain of a Troop, vice • - Dawea ; Cornet A. Moorhead to be Lieut. vice Wood ; - Cornet C. C. Urquhart, from the 2d Dr.igoons, to be Cor. net, vice Moorhead. aith Regt. of Light Dragoons, Col. J. Moore, from the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Lieut.-Cot. without purchase.. tst Regt. of Foot, Brevet Lieut, Col. Muller to be Lieot. Col. without purchase. Capt. P. Fraser to be Major, vice - 7th Ditto, Brevet Lieut., Col. 1. M. Nooth to be Lietit. Col. without pur.thase. Capt. J. W. Beatty to be Major, vice Nooth. 12th Ditto, Major W. H. Forssteen, from the 4th West In dia Regiment, to be Major, without purch;ise -To be Capts.olCompanies, without purchase, Lieut. C. C.raw, ford,. vice Ashton, promoted. -l.ieut. G. Llewellyn, Capt. I. Campbell, trom the Royal York Rangers. Capt. ItoEtiglanci, froM the 6 . stit Fax - . Lieut. R. Macdonald, train the 17111 Foot.—To be Lieutenant, I.ieut. anti Ad jtitant Walsh, from the 6th West .India Regiment.— To be Ensigns, without_ purchase, G. Money and I. Mor- Ran; Gents. 17th Ditto, Ensign H. W. Walbridge to he Lieut. without purchaSe, vice M`Donald, promoted in the azth Foot. G. G. Robinson, C ent. to be Ensign, vice Walbridge. 15th • Ditto, lan>!es M. Noble, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice Compson, promoted. 2 th• Ditto, Brevet Lieut. Col, F. Hogg to be Livut. Col. Without purchase. Capt. j. Conolty to he Major, vice Hun. Lieut. I. Nash to be Captain of a Comp:lily, vice Conelly. James C cut. to be Ens;„,n, ey out purchase. ;6th #(egt. of Foot, Brevet Limit.- Col. tewis•DavieS to ha I . col. without purchase ; Capt. M. Smith to he- , Major, vice Davies 3 Lieut. Gilbert to he Captain of. -a Company, vice Smith ; Ensign G. Cairnes to he Lieut. vice 'Gilbert i •`:Gent.: . Cadet H. Ormsby . , from the Royal - Military Cibllcooo to be Ensign, Vice cantles ; T. S. Brea- • con, Gera, to be Emig!), without purchase, 46th Ditto, Ensign WI-Fiekey. troth the 4th WeSt India Regt. to be, Ensign, vice Millet, who eXchanges. - 56th Ditto, Brevet Cot. B. Traver, to be l..eta. Co!. with-. Out purchase. C.apt J. Hanna to be vice Lieut._l . Barry to be Caotain of a Company, vice Harina. Ensign I.• Arthbold. vibe Lieot vice B.ary.• W. Lytton. .Gent. to be Ensign without porch*, vice Williams, whose appointment has not taken . place.. 59th Ditto, -Licutenaot Edward Scott, front the South Cork - Militia, to he Ensign: 64th Ditto, Ensign lohn_Lethani to be Lieut. Without pun. chase, vice :Harrison, who resigns. A. Faso.- Gept, to be: Ensign, vice •Letharn. Lieut. E. Wionsur to „ Adiutaut, vice_ Harrison, who tcsogns. 65th Ditto, Major C. J. llil>JLa .to oe Lieut. Co!. without - purchase. Bi:.-ver Lieut. Col. T. 1-1, itzSitnon to bss Major,. Viet! Lieut, T. Strangwayes t, be cap - - - . Vain ot;a Company, vice, F)tioomou. 67th Ditto, Lieut. Robert Davis, from time Antrim' Militia,. to he Ensign. 71st Ditto,'l.-ieut. R. Gem,- froM the 7th Dragoons Guards, to l.e.Lieutenant, vice R 0,51),,. who exchangs. 75th Ditto, Lieut. .C. DIIIIIJS to be Captain, of a Coot ' parry, without purchase., Ensign's Fraser, arid D. Mac pherson (vice DuMas), to he Lieuta. without purchase. gist Ditto, Brevet Lieut. Col, lt, W. Qttley to .be' Col. without putchaie. Brevet Lieut. Col., R. lll`Nab -to be - Major, vice OttleY. L i ieot. R. M'Donald to be cap.., tan' of COmpany, vice IWNali. Ensign R. S. Knox to be 'Lieut. vice MiDonald. Royal Staff Corps, Gerd. Cadet C. Scott, fro - n the Royal. Military College, to be Ensign, without pitrehaso; vice Croad, promoted in the to4th Foot. 4th West India Regt. Capt. M. Read to be Major, without purchase, vice forssteen, appointed to the Foot. Ensign . Miller, froth the 46th Foot, to be EnSign, vice Hickey, who exchanges. 6th Ditto, I. -Penniger, Gent, to be Ensign, without pur- Chase, viLd M 'Donald, who resigns. Bth Ditto, Yates, - Gent. to be Ehsign, without pur.; `chase, vice Anderson, promoted. Royal York Rangers, Brevet Lieut. Col. - M. Mahon to 'be Lieut. Col. without purchase. Capt. G. Stark to be Ma:- jor, vice Mahon. Lieut. T. White to be Captain of a, Company, vice Stark. Royal west India Rangers, Ensign IV. Long, from the Inva hd.Company' in the %%est ladics, to be knsign, vice Prea. atergast, promoted. 3 d Garrison Battalion, Capt. C. Bayly, from the 63d Foot,. to be Major. loth Royal Veteran Battalion, Serjeant Major W. lII‘Ca - r.ce to be Ensign. BR EV ET.—Major Xavier de. Sade, of the 97th Foot, to be Lieut.-Col. in the Army. STA F Col. Nicol's, of the 14111 Foot, to be DeputyAdjutant-General - to the Forces ser ving in Ireland, vice Major-General Raymond; Lieut. Col. S. Brown, of the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Deputy Quar-. ter Master-General to the Forces serving in Ireland, vice Maj.-Gen. Murray; Capt.T.F. Addison, ofthe oath Foot, to be Secretary to the .Governor of Annapolis Royal; As sistant Commissary General Thomas Dumaresq to be a. Deputy Commissary-General ro the FOrces ; Deputy sistant Commissary-General Charles De Be.ls to be an As sistant Commissary-General to the Forces. BA R RACKS.—To be Barrack-Masters to the .Forcesh Great Britain-David Logan, George Loon, Henry The King's Getman Legion-2d Batt. of Lightlinfantry; Lieut. G. Wackerhagen to be Captain of a Company; with temporary rank, vice Robertson, dec. Ensign M. 'l'. H. tobin to be Lieut. vice Wackerhagen. 4th Batt. of the Line. Ensign C. Lichieoberget to be Lieu.. tenant, vicel-leimberg, who resigns • Cadet Serjcaut IlenrY de Witte to be Ensign, vice Lichtenhe'ger.: M Est oRA Nob - The exchange between Lieu t. Trevison; from Halt-pay of the Royal Reg. of Malta; and .Lieut. Malaspina, of De Watteville's Reg. as stated in the Ga, - - zette of the zed oa. last, has not taken'plaCe. Lieut.W. [Ones, of the 7th Foot, is supersede d. . . ERRATA in the Gazettes of 16th February and eth Novem:. bet last-7;d FOot, for lames Gtegormon Gent to he Eu; sign, vice' Campbell, promoted, read ensign lames Gre:- gorson, from the 66th loot, to be Ensign, vice Campbell, 'Robert Marsh, Gent. to. be E,hSign, vied 24porloin Foot,ote L ibr Hodge, whose appointment has not taken place, read Ito, ben Marsh, Gent. to be Ensign, withoUt purthase,• vice Fraser, pronibted. BANKPUFTCY ENLARGED. 'olin Henry Witkiuson, Lombard-street, London; Etaor; fretn lanuary 7. to February 25, at ten, at Guildhall.. BANK RUPTS. ~ • . Thomas Smith, Charlotte•street., Rathbone-plaCe, uphol sterer, to surrender January ii, at, and February IS, at one, at Guildhall, London'. Attorney, Mr..Browii, Putt .ding.:lane. • Thomas Ashfield, Shadwell, money-scrivener; January x t, 25 , , and February tB, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At.. torney, Mr, Nelson, Palsgraye-place. Terriple• bar. Henry Hunt, Worcester, skinner, I onuary 28, .anti Few bruary 18, at e even, at the Guildhall Cottle house; Wor caster. • Attornies, Mr. fOhn l'own,ill, Staple-inn, don ; and Mr. Samuel Hailed, Woreester. - Daniel 13asing14 , 1 I..street; London, warehouseman, January 18, 22, and Feoruary ;8, at eleven, zit Guildhall. t tunnies, Messrs. Blandlord and hlurtay, Mitre..court buitlings, Temple. William 1-lolroyd, Holland-street, Blackfriars-roacl a Surrey. vidualler, !urinary ti; 2i, and F'ebroary iS, at one; at Guildhall, London. • Attorney, Mr. Lucas,Webber-stree, Blacktriais-road. Henry Hughes, BaSinghall-Street, London, clothlaaor, fa - nuary tl, 2t, and February 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Ai tonnes, Messrs.l3landford and Murray, Mitre.cOuit-build ings, Temple. Edward Nl'Swiney, ‘VeS.Moreland.plaCe, City-road, mer chant, lanuary tt, at, and February 18; atone, tit Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. CrawiotA, Brohd:streeti London. • Benjamin Wilson, Leed, •Vorkshire, flax-spinner, February 3,5, and ii; at eleVen, at the AVliite 1-lorse Inn and Ta vern, Leeds, Yorkshire. Attornies, Messrs. Lee and Ray nor, Leeds, Yorkshire ; and Messrs. Sykes and Knowles. New I nn, London. Nathan Samuel, Liverpool, Laneaster, silVersmith and di - a. per; lanuary 17, tB, and February iS, at eleven; at thu Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attormes, Mr. Mettdowerott„ • G ray'S- inn,- London; and . . Mr. 'Olin Davies, Fen wies.. street; I.iverpool.' Thomas Duilrkk ,Woolbert, Charing-cross, - hatter; January 18, z 5, and February 18, at twelve, at Guildhall, London, toiney, Mr, tionslield; Boitverie-street, Fle.e.t-street Will Pemberton, Lanett:ter; tanner, January 11, 31, and February . tB, at eleven, .at the. Ship, Bolton, Lan- Attorities, Messrs. Sheppard, Adlington, and Betlhitd,roW, LiOndon ; and , Ml...Halton 8.A. , 0rt • Lancaster. • • On. Meriden, Wathickshite, •maltster anc corn fattor,, I antlary to, 9, and Feoruary IS, at eleven at the George Inn, Coventry. Attornies; Meors. kinder ley and Long, Gray London; and MeSsrs. Trough, ton and Lea, Coventry. Th..,mas Stubs, Liverpool, Lancaster; merchant, January 19 30. are; February IS, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, tohn street, Liverpool.. A itornics. ton, and Gre F ,O;Y, Gra.)"s-init, London;• ant Mews Oat tera ond fophaiii,„ Liverpool. George Nlorecrott and Samuel Bates, Dirrnlnghant, AVarwick star.!, corn-dealers; lantiary 15, at tour, t 6, at eleven, 'a the Talbot Inn ; kugeley; Stahlbrilshire, and Pebruary 18 at twelve, at the. I hitch of Bacon Ina, S ichnor, StaffAA shire. Attornies, Messrs. Wil is, - Fait t horne, and Clarke I,Varnford court, London 4 and Messrs. birch; foster, aii , Bishop, Rugidey, Staffordshire. [Dividenls, 8.-c. to-morrow.] • . • GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CQRUNNA PATENT,-CAMP BL :)sT I), forming a regular Military Lied for the held, Barracks, &c. also a St )FA for a Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT for on board Ship, the whole packing lila small Valise, allowed t!.emost portable ever yet manutadured, invente d by MORGAN and SANDERS, No. i 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, who most humbly presume the highest hon Ours ought to be paid all those who so-gallantly live and die fOr their King end Country.