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Ten o'clock in tAr Fore mon, wilt he exposed to PUiILIC SALE, at Ids Majesty's rkhicaqug-Yord, Deptford, a quantity of SERVICE:II4,E 1- ". 11 C- ; a/ 34 sunitil Luts uf the following UNSERVICt- ABLE PROVISIONS and STORES, now iying in the 'said • Yard, viz. . , ..• , - HISTORICAL arid BIOGRAPHICAL U'ORKS recently published by LONGMAN, ilutt.sz nEt.`s,. molt, isatOe iirtowN, ,Pitternoatet-row.' •• - I. 'LIFE tri JAMES -the:. SECOND, KING of . ENGLAND,. &c. collected . out of Me moirs writ of his own Hand, together with the Advice to hit Sun, and His Majesty's Will. Foblistted br command of his Royal Highness. the Prince Regent, fro n t the. original Stuart. Manuscripts which had ,been care:folly preserved at Roinj in the Faintly of the Pretender, and are now - deposited iit.Carlton Housi.:. By the Iter.4.. LLB. F.R.S. Historiogriipherto the King', .C.haplain to the Household, and . Librarian-to ,the Prince Regent. In :large Tula. 4tJ. price 61. b.iards. • This Work comprises the History of 'GrOat Britain and France, flout the latter part of the Reign of Charles the iirst, to the close of King William's Reigo. 9.. ANNALS of the REIGN ot RING 'GEORGE the 'rump; from its Comnientienient, ti, the Gene al Prilee, in th.e Year tBl`s. Alicia, M.D. In. St eels. Bvu. price Il.• Os. boards. S. MEMOiitS of the late THOMAS, HOLCROFT, %VOL ten by Hialself, and Continued to- the Lime of his Death, from' his Diary, Notes, and her Papers. In ti ri.ds. , ltinti. with au original Portrait, atter Cyie, price tl; Is. 4. MONASTIC and PAitONiAL REM:kINS, with other interesting Fraguietits of Anti:Oily, iii England, Wares, and sotiatnL -By - 0.-1. Patitylis, Lis. 2 volb; royal tivu. iilus fluted with apwards of inn plates, mice 41. bds. 5. The 1-111*OktY of .ENGL.V.St),, from use '.Norman Con quest to the Reign of Henry V..' 111V-Stri.troit Tarter, F.S.A. ifi 410. vois. Land ft. price ale i‘s. leis. • of the ANGI.O.SAXONS. The First V, iw , eor,r.einill their flia:•o - ylrrfeire liken. In vit4joil Bfaillll, :tad their subseTtent niitury England to the • Norman Co:oriest,• the Lite - of Alfred, and the Accon iit ot tile :•enkings, and l'itates ; of tile Not - ch.-11w se cond Vottir iescrib;iq them ,fanners, (ioverninent, Lao,, Poetry, Literature, lteligion, and L.aii.guisfe. By Sharon F.A.S. In vols. 450- Pi ice 81.':ii5..40 Wants. The `4.!coild Edition, collected and with •an Introduc rr on tii Elistory of Brit4in ,helot - c the Arriva) of the 11. • •,... • , . • 10 LET, 6,1 'a . LEAF ~o f Vivant y-four• Years _ill. front Midsummer last, extenbive, airy, light at* ri yenielit PitEMlssS, .which.tire in excellent, repair, sits ,on the South side of the Strand, and suitable for any very - - 4RA:tattle business: . ... Apply,to Mr. SatuoierA, No. ;2;1, Fleet-stitet, for the terms, and addrewuf the Proprietor. int the LONDON GAZETT% Sept. 7, 1816.: [[his Garetk n9Wiea, tat Vrince itikentst permission ttf H. Douglas to. wear the Cross' of : ttm Spanish Order of , Charles approbation of Mr. Herman Visger us Atilt,- rica4l Consul.a.t,Ftristol;. and the appointraMit of E. Pry, Esq 4 M.D..ai letter,fountler in ordinary to his M!kjesty...l ;• • Jrar-qffice, Sept, 7, .181 t. • , .2,1-Regiment . of Life. Chards, 'Major Charles Webb Dance, - .. 'from lialf-pay of the 7th West India Regiment, to be Majors vice Charretie, mho exchanges. . , Ist Regiinent of Dragoon Guards, Assistant-tiurgeon John If,• Bartley, M. 1). from ball'-pay,of, the 9th Foot, to be Assista i ant-Surgeon, vice Maeauley, who exchanges, 2d Ditto, Lieut.- W. R. Soulsby to he Ceptirintif.a Troop, by purchase, vice }Limes, who ,retires. ; Cornet Lawrence Pigou.to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Soulsby. Peter Ilarfot, Gent. to be Cornet, by puichase, 'vice Granata, promoted. Ctlt Ditto, Lieut. 11..5. Nooth, front the 'Yth Fuot, to be Lieu. tenant, vice Nlarsitall, who exchanges. • 7th Onto, Lient, John Lovewell to be C.;...ptaiti 0f,.41 Tropp, . by purchase, vice Westropp, who retire . 2d Ditto, of Dragoons, Ensign Janes Travers 13iir,lie,• from . the -oath rooi,,to be Cornet, v.ceO'Briets, who exdialiges. Ditto, Robert Niculson „Bruce, Goat. to be Cornet, 1/. • .! . purehase.,yieo arouiot 7th Ditto of Light Dragoons, Lient4olilt cierirge blaeldieipta .tO be Captain .'of' a'l' tap; by intrchase, v?ee promoted in the 2tl.West Indla Regiment. Cornet Lou. t;.1). It. F. Strangways tt, be LieutettAiit, by purehase,-tics Maddisou... 16th,Ditto, Wihiant ttaibersf, Gent, to be Cornet, by • par- . :chase, vice :1I hell, promoted. 40th Ditto, Robert &irlipatrick iistiett, Gent. to be Cornet, by purctroe, yica. Nlassify, jironhated. • el at Ditto, Fibigii Martin Laoliay, from the 78th Foot, 'to he • Curnct, by purchase:, vice (;,:rtcr, pi otamed. . _ .• Bread, Dread -dust, Floar, Flour Sweeping!, Raisins, , Rice, Pease, Pease Screenings, Oatmeal, ,Dholl t talla vances, Bakehouse - Sweepings, Beef, Pork, and Suet; Sutter, Cheese, and (Thee ; Sugar, Vinegar, Bags, and Rags ; Candle Thtxes, ',eager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half hogshead, Small Cask, Wine Pipe, Wine Hogshead, Rum Puncheon, and List) Tierce and Barrel Stares; Broken :laves ; Irish Tierce and Barrel Heads ; Heading, tight and dry`; Fire-wood; and 200 Tons of Old IrOn HOoPs, tke. this Datwas published, MONOD Y u the Hononn•ahlc R. B. .S1J1i111,1).kN; written to ha &puke() ht Drury-lane . Thratre.--Vriuted fur Juhu .11tittay, Albemarle-street. 13113L1A .SAORA POLYOLOTPA 'TEXTUS ARUN F.TV- POS VilltSittcrsQ(TE PILECIPUAS AB EcCLESLI, ••A N' QU REC.; r CO NI P L;ECT EINt44I. rri 6, Print; ot this' Wait is as .-t)47;01 as it, is, useful.: in its pro4ress t,t will be found to have 're eeivedrin every department, ; that distinguished attention which is necessary to ensure corr,rtness and beauty of .exe'-, ctstion. Forumin which it will alipeac nee, Four uniform Pocket Vnttimes,.. or One Quarto Vuluute.--The Prospectus, consisting of Thirty-two .Paves, witlt Specimens of the Lan guages, Terms, eec. is.delivere4l:gratis,,und through every .Boisiteseller,:of Mr: &toter . , No. tit, Strand. London; and (as soon as his.PremistA. arei.estly) itt ..Pater noster-row; where the Work will commence pubticatithi in'a few weetis. - • • 4 Deposit of 9.51. per tent. is to LS made upon the amount of each Lot at the time of sale, and the remainder of the par ithase-manty paid before the Stores are renuwed, for which purpose a period qt . 14 working days will be al.'obealfrom daY of sate, Mr Thiycrs particularly aiserving, that not less tkals •i , re-lralfnf the yuftutity is to he taken away from Me prr• wises Ie it hin thefirr:sek . adayo , , awit(eremaindc-i• is Me sere n following days, ogierp4olhe deposit money will bpArftibr sad the Provisions or • Stores remain the property of ('n'ou'n, as no extension of time will, 60 any aceannt, be • 'vowed. Sobseriliers' Names are received by every Bookseller in the ',Tithed Kitwdom; or rutty. be svnt direct to. Mr. Ilsgster,— The List ut Subscribers ►•ill be printed. • • AN 7,'..(ITTRE NEW EDITION; . • Thi. Day Arere published, price Is. Otir sewed, 23. half-bound, or els. h6l. bound iii red. WEST'S PICTURF CIi'UST REACTED. MANY Liolies Itinl Gentlemen attimwht the thokisaasls who Slave seen this PICTITILE (which is Still in EXII1BITION) having expressed a . vish t to be in broie;' when it was Mr. WEST' intention iff isublisliing' a &Um it, I am nuthori•zed.rdapectftilly to , acquaint theni .‘llO the Public. iii general, that a DiirkWlNG is now preparntore to that Object, and. lilaced in - the itnoiii the OItIGIN.I.PAINTING, At No.. L 25, PALL-MALL, 1d f their inspection; where Subicriptioas are -received, and rioted particulars may be bud. • • Is 3. Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. Pon Malt. • Ti ? 4, l &I I itiTioN tipeoli as ncnal, from .Ten till KgARS' Lii..Y'S:TA - X • TAI3LES,, for the Last ipssio n or P4rli'ament, containing l the As-A!..-, , k1 'Taxes, altered in the' htSt Session---the Dntkg o:, irlost:znulry 1 1:wles—Butter—Cheese-4-.Soap —aad Putlticaq.. The Allowance for Children—and Irish Comnierci.,l.''t,rinis— with Act♦ relating to Small Notes—Boonaparte—the Ite-tiielions—Farming ,tuck—Porter Colonrin---the Silver Coinage—and Insolvent Debtors, with other Useful Informa tion. rr. ?.2d Ditt o , cornet Charles 11't Literati, from thu Bth Light . Dragoons, to be Lientenant, i)j pith:base, vice Oates, pro. ' meted in the ist Ley lon.ltegiuwist. , 23d Ditto, Ensign .1.. M. Bayard, from the 75th Foot, to be Cornet,' by put chase, vice Fartutr, p-ronioteit. • tPth Ditto, busigu IViltrey, ,frotit the York Light infantry Wilunteers, to be Cornet, by pure':ase„, vice Bower, who seises. L Rat;l4.gloient of Foot, 'Lieutenant Janes' Chime, from half 'pay. 4 the I.l.egtment, to be Lieutenant, vice Lamont, who • exchanges. 2tl, Ditto,: Surgeon Maurice Alexander, MAY. horn of the - Royal Corsican Rangers, to be Surgeon, t;.e:: deceased. . • ' 4th Ditto, Lieutenant "Jotin 3, Kane, from half-vac of thd Reginu;nt, to b , .! Lieutenant, vice . Doyd, who exchanges. - rift 1/itto, ▪ Gent., to be Ensign by purchase, ice Roherts, prompted. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas, G. -M• arshall, frion theAtt /Dragoon tioards, to be Lieutetiout, , , vice No.th, who Chtinges. .• • . r tOth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon daeino Portelli, from half-pad' of the RegiMent,• to be Assistant- uirgeen, vice Orr, de• ceased.., 16th * Ditto, Lieutenant 'Richard Meredith, from tlitt of the:39th Venit, to be Lieutenant, vice Luppinot, eoth.Ditt Quarter-Master Jghn from the 60th Foot, • robe-,4uarter-Master, vice Hoattr, wito"retiris trpoit the" bielf-thii , 61 the hyth FoOt. ASsistent-Surgeou W. Gardi • tier, fronv.italf•pay of the eth • Vol erzln titillation,' to be Assistant-Surgeoo, vice Renwiek,.who exchanges. " 25th DittO, Quarter-Master James :C,sampitel., from half-pay of the Regiment; to be Quarter-Master, vice Leach, wtio 'eitchhitget,' • , • . • 2srtt DOoVCaptain RichardT omlinson, 'from the half -ply ofl theltttitoctit, to be Phymaster, rice Dews placed upon; half-pay. ; Lieutenant C. 11. Short, from halt-pay of the, Bth Foot - , to be Lieutenant, rive 'Waling who exeltaages, Itit Ditto, Ensign T. Francis L'Estrutige, trout hal:l4y. of ,; the E.th Foot, tolio Litigit. vice Liu vetitien, wig sz.itchangtt. 3.6rlfDitt6, l ' Loid • eirtollitto he Etist 3;)leVitrtkr,, rtlDitte,llirdtiAtitt, 0714. ek4ild 'tn"he'rigtelifi Cowl/any; by istitclutte, vice Hottin.ao, who relirc3. 43d Ditto—To I,r lsutiijns , by "poi Staniiiopa , vicar Hole, 6„: s l 4iL ka , (lent. vii:elc.erbaw, cirinnote'd:' 44th I ritto, IYilliatti Rutter, tieut.io IseEnsign, by putiliasis:: vice V; A rolar,,promoted m ;be 4td - Magoons. , 45th Ditto, Atai'eni kictiortison, Cleat, to be'Ensign, eitase, %rive - A oinil Ditto, Li - cotenant Iliiliaul Lvnar, frau tae 102 d Foot,' to he Lieutenant, viot: Muttroi.,lto exehapges,,:. 58th Ditto, Cornet Edward Wt.:ale-it, front the ed Dragoons, • , . to be Ensign, vier Burke, who eitettunges.. List Ditto, Lieutenant lATilliain Sa)ers, -from half pay of th e 10t11 Foot, to bet.-tiot6ll4llt, vice Belton ; wi:o eat:44ll 6 es,-. • Lieutettailt Getitse Fr/14.4 - 11:k it.tif , p4y of tho late 2d Banalities -of the I.i , tie (he King's ntati Legion, to be Lieutenant, vice Caalphelli aN,..inteil to the 01;t11 Foot, . ' • 641 b Ditto; 'Lientenant George - I nt t. Campine, fro the '79el . . Puhli3hed fur George. Rear%ley, by h Successor, James .arper and Cu. No. 4(i, Yleet-street, London. , . Vaivrr also MU': Kearslcy's List of Hackney Cuitili tares, price 3s. boards. . .2. e•- - , . . /..30,0e0 ... -.• 2 ' ....L.10,000 ' ' - Scc. &c. And only Fourteen Thonsand 'rickety. Ni`bi,ch mill bo All DrayerLip "ntrc . r Days, in Etlna' Urtwinga. (.. .A 1 4O RLL, the Contractor for the presewt C3r . . ••OTTER . reApeeifully reminds the. Public, 'that ittl,t4a.ftittg will commence the 17th of TI-ILS NIONTH (Sq. lc"' , 'r/i and t ic drat Drawn Prirt will be entitled to .' • LAW INTELLiGILNCL. MOLVENT DEBTORS' coma, GUILDHALL, Scr.r.7 IPAYSikNT.Or . %loNEY INTO cotlnT:'--. - • 101CrY.-11.71C)CSAN17► 1 1 01;NDs ! to ;is owr (Ai:ince of beim; itrawt. a Prize of 410,(ii)O1 &woke. Tlivrdfore t-ttise:AdveiotAirers Holy -who pur '0,;,..5,e6,:i.te the 17 1 1,1._SLptrtitiail . ,,enn bare the Chance of übt:titiog the, Magnificent:Cptpitai of • A , Yi•-.101IS4plI! POUNDS ! • " ti a l eln' great ariet y 1 7, iAlitAr4ll,l,, ,,, a , ormuoitn-sTaEkzr, IVlltl'll Prizes were sold in the Last Lottery, byG. CARROLL , Coxtracts(ir 7 ' = ; • • • 1, . Z,.11. fmrn Ctutlqry im,Rediltely attended to, ',locket iu the I;ttblie trAniaeted: I r Ct7il'YTl - 10 11 SANDPOTTNI)S, %ill be :riven in 'Addition to . 11 7, 1 :7 1 US:ri. ) ttAIVN.PittZfi, an . 4331::5LL1Y,, 17th pf this I+l ‘.11,;1) the 'ikte'llittery t;c:Kirls ;_ 711U+10i Thatok it 4 1, 0 4 i. , +kill ot. (WWI) iikt iiy gis n L.110 ) 900 SCHEME CONTAINh 2 - L.40,60 0- of ....I :iO,OOO I , f 1 lo.ono , ... .of . 1. .1,000 _ • \lt. exc.; 4c. Cntimils .thd. Money 4 Ien.MbSON, GOODGUCK, w)(1 Co.. the r;,ctors, lief; lelre to remind their Friend:and the I'to,iic of the ticArupproach of the DFawitm, laud respectfully solttit Parones . ;it their 'fortutiatt, Offices, CORNHILI, IMALLING:CItiNSS,.whcie they bold. in, the late LA teries • 18,14 f; . L. 50,000 .331 ttumeas. 11},444 ti!l4 I P poo - MAT TUESDAY WEEK. Ir' 111811 . re . spr'etfttlly reminds his licit Friends, • the,Publie, that the LoTnny commences Drawing VIAT 'ITESTIAT WEEK, the 17th of THIS 'enuieiltio!) day *wady 5,030 Tickets will he drawn ;_and the very Gent Pi iz..e ()tit of the ?Sheol the First Day will Titrivr 40,0001.3 ii , :adriitinn to whatecerioth'er:Priie it is.eri-• rifted to ennie oral* it MI s be a Pr . os of So.oool. The •9, ` , . -4, • a 4 • p A eme emislste ot only 14,(0) ficket4. •ycs coot or wo 3 Pri.z,b of elo,ntiol. Two Priwcs &c. &c: , amounting in II',!. wind,. to lie Stith or 4 1 35.7901. in 4 t'n'. l4 Hutt ;4lrine^. 1.1(21,; V.Ts and Ats,Es are Selling at Otheee, 4, CORN!! ILL, and ' CllAI:IN(;••CitOsS; where Capital 'Pri?e, to ao twp.neri•••;e )a:ive been sold, thepaticillate hich is is 6).ipo,siltle to ennoiertite in an Adverlisetrient ; *Whet: it to say, lie st)!ti • . The )'first .50,0001.vver drawn, Thu falst 5 . 0,00(11: rzar dea'wo; 40,,n 1. eier drawn, • The Last an,oool. ever draWi‘,. One Prize 01'30,0401. and 96 r.ther Capital!, Witte Last Lottery. - CATON ON Tltr. VE:%IEREAT. DISEASE ANO ITS CONSEQUENCEtL • This Day was published, A f:ew Edition, price 54. illustrated withllises, Ak -PRACTICAL . TL I ISAT'ISE ott the •prt.E. _ea VENTION. and It I.: of the VENEREAL DISEASE, t'Ailitio;;'!the character, symptoms, and treatment of the hseo , e.itomediate!yor remotely connected with it; containing ClCAA . vations on tfket, tit ricture, Muni Dischtirges, the use tif,t;;.• Canitie and botrionocßott4ie.: CutilleousT , EuPti"vist 1 '1.4'0 4 14U Venereal Diseases; Debility general or local, the ,:itt*Vy tkf •Generatina , &c. •• eompristnli an eletaentary for titmlents, anti a'.gniee to the gerpral revler * in t, 1 . 4,4.4 d With select Pr e scriin i o ns. a PP lictble to each di%l- tiuji of the treie‘t,e.. 1 1 u, By T. Tit, C;\TON, Surgeon. in,...Stantrope;street i Newcastle-street, Strand,; •late . of the Vnited flimpitale of St. Thonurs's and Guy's,. toodo Printed Air Mews' She'riet.oil and Co. 20,Paterttottir46w, t - . lilt:KMAti'S PILLS For, tIietiRAVEL and wroNE, LUMBAGO, Arc. • .I.'`. life „rations Complaints incident to the Pinta to rrarue, ale are norm more .dreadful.lo.thelr ! L it'ut - 4, oar' inuicklaiiiiiikg in their consetpienees, than the tiravel apt! Stone. .131ey,are.conip!Onts. to which every per the must abstentious, is liable , as the water we .: sti ink i nipreginited withiihrticies . which are a cause of these 114 1 innticeitt tortures. ibeitnuors Pills, .composed Of the ingredienta r baVo Been found of 11*ft1.4x-elll.• all'engthoiling the vessels e, at ai ti t g the urine, and_ de l . ling the pett ifyinz peratity of it, removin g . thecaiculi, ..°E gritty secretions, and bauhibtug every pernicious tendency 10 tlio,e :disorders, with tint copfmeinent. They are therefore Z i k t ' , ,grft,oiltiden e e recorninemted to 'the atllictec.i . es the = l °"t 41 111-' eions renietie ti k ev can resort to in the above Coin: es 'tc;r I.ltinitag, Pains in the' Back "and UltuiStoppace of urine,. said stisordei,s of the tiidtleys 4 1111 . g„ Nri - i ' l in 11 9\t', Ist 425. N. And Its. by Messrs. . Butter and N( , . 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DISASTIOLS_tiv pik,A;,or,4llllo - Narratives of the most .noted-PrilarOttes andproeitieit tial ..Deliverances wlsicli hard - restaltedlrrint,Maritime Enter . prise, with a Sketch of 'rations, Expediehti Lir: preserving:Uhl! Lives of Mariners. liatidsuitscl . Y ptit34lliß J.Fvla. sVocl'ijil , Two Mail. !'rice fl, fens bt , 41,111 • hn l‘lr Seriennt ItuttitviNaaToWir - talti ng his teat ht Court at nine tt'clock in the mortimg, be in. cluirti whether a Mr: Pratt was in attendance, and on being answered in the affirmative . by the individual hittiself, the Learned Serietvirt stated that Ire bad received the letter of ,Mr.riatt, to which-he - desired to g iv e a p ii ld ic answer., - Vrom Pratts• communication,- •appeared, that, its msignee to Jim esta;e of 'Wm, Taylor, he bad paid- into . Court a 3911 of 131. 10s. of, which ,he had not afterwards reef:lVO a tistae,tory count. The. Court begged now t o st a ty, tor th e information of suitors, that it was not authorised to, be the direct hanker of any holly : that • -• ninnies and pfpnortica nelopoint to Alinfilivern were vested t the provisional assign74t tars i subject to the contropl. of tho Noire eit plieCtition by the Court. TbeapplfeaiiOn'iwltieli Mr. Pratt had made rendered it at 011tegleanfiter that some measures should be taken to protect parties • informally . paying' money from being in jured by such a step ; the Court would, 'there fore, on its rising that day, 'appoint Receiver- General, - should , possess, lihmelf of the property of all Insolvents for the benefit a their gene' al creditins The Court here rematk ell, that some time' ago it published two rides for the better security of ,such - property. , On,e that no 'money should be : paid list O Court without a previous and *formal application d . d . r that pur pose, nor, taken our, , When onc e s t s -! deposited, without a'similar application. Let nr. Platt rify by .affidavit tho.4tatement in hit* , letter ; the Court'would then make an-order for the payment Urthe Money; and, irk he not iriatantlyrefunded, :their know bow to proceed apsiost.the party so offending. • .• i tAIP3AUJ.T Ot! A CatPtTPR. A Mr. .I . *P. Sutural) had bC.'•'ll effectually Op posed, in the 'course of the day'.. by a creditor named Laing, who succeeded lir having him re. mantled, Mr.' Laing .took occasion to state to the Court, that as the, insolvent wits leaving the wit ness's box he had threatened hint with personal eiolence.—Mr. heath addressed the Court about five minutes aTterwirds, and declared that. a vio;- ,lent Ontrage•liall been committed within its walls. 'Mr. Laing had 'not quitted the Court a Minute when the ipsolvent had put his threat in execu tion. 4y assaulting hint in the most viblent Man ner: The Conn instantly called for 'an examina tion on are Matter. Mr. Laing; on heing steorw, stated, that as he was retiring through the door ot the Cuiurrhe was assailed by theinsOlyent, Sennett, who pulled him by the nose, and struck-him, at the , saine time tit tering the grossest abuse. 'the wit neat loudl y called for the protection nimiesof the;tnrnticys:of the Fleer, who Was at Ladd; but this person t tan ed.aVray- without notitinz his request*. The turnkey being ealledi 'denied that he had heard this appeal for !riser peOteetion, -hot he'ad natted that be saw Scut-rib advancing towards Mr. Laing. , - , -Two other witnesses; who were pre sent 'came forward- and deposed, that they heard Mr.' Laing call for the turnkey's interposition, and that the latter must have heard the Call, for it - was loudly made, and hearth' by , every - body throughout the hall. The Court declared that such outriges were not to be. borne, and cluttered that the insolVent should lure a further detainer laid - on him itac a gross' contempt of Court, and also that the Chief Clerk 'should write, by its authority, to Mr. Nixon; the' Vartfen ot the Fleet Prison, and request the dis- Anima - of the Turnkey for so glaring II breach of duty. - This 'wall the third complaint of this 'ilescription that was. made' by a creditor in the co urse ofthe as sett Foot, t.O rierpiciltenAtit, 67th DittoiCaplaiii iltricksuit to Nl; , jor. put-- • t 09th Diu ° , C4pt. 4 1iCim file, fruit' the I,oyol ,It't lean 1::1,411!, U . ) •be Caliktin. s of a Compaiiy,, , iice W4114t5,, whu chtniges, 73ti Lieninitnt R. INlttleit.stii Aocittatttty, front tlie Gut' , Fottto,4).hr:Lieutettitats vice Cit:ovsiv,, who exelt,i,4,%. s7th I)ttto i Captain J. B. tr - out the ..!.d Lite Gourds, to 1,0-teeptuiTl of COruititity, *yips who iniclam t os. :tut!, llj w, Lit tenartt IN,Lith . toiel Toylet, from h a lf.p A y o f the Iteiltitent f I,t) he Lie:ti,eotutt, 'vier Lynch, 'who ex- e hit rages.. 1.11 , t Ditto, Lieutenant John Atreatfielii fu half-pay of the ro!Otl to toe Vl,VC.ytt►rick, whu eunaups, receiving. the (14kt - time. 96th 1)1tt0,. - 6tptoto Dunohl.Nlnlvan, from', half-pay , of tbs . 72,1 v on t. ? ig . b e captain of a Company, victt who eivhatigeg, folio tc.im the 1:114 Foot', to he Liitstrt - iatit, without puritta , .-, %ice Grant, ckee:s*ro. Cliption B. Fox, ft 0111 the. 4th test . Itittia• regia. ment, to be Captain' of a Company, vice Malone, win) : exchanges, 103 d Miter, Lieut. Hector Munre c irmu the 49th Foul, Au hi Lieut., vice Lyn c, tvho CN.ChatigCS. - Ist- Writ Regiment hieut.tliatrick Rice, .frotn hole.pay of.the Dont you Regimeuti to Lientetutua, vice Walker % who evelianges. • • • witt o , Aisistent-Surgeon Jatts,:s Lennon, front ltalf-tiay . ot the 7th West lmlia Regiment, to be Assi:t.tut-Surgeon, nee who.resitOs. 4th Ditto—To be Captains of Companies, Ilrevet Major J. Malotio, from the 97th Foot, vice nu, who exchange.. I.:aptain:G. S. Coooliy, frons•tbe half-pay of the flit West 'lndia reginicht, ice `rittnakoton, Who exchange'. To he Ensign, by porchr,se, 'l, s ioosdelli Gent, yiesp II trsriclt, -promote4,l in the anti Foot. ' Royal AfrilessCorps, Captain-P. Wiliats, front the 99th Fo4ti to be Caption of a Ctrupatiy, vice Pile. who exchanges. id Cryleti lteglinent , J. s!opet, Ito be, Second Lieut.:). nut*t, tly,lmichase, viee Nixon,-prosnotetl. BettileT.--4.".aptaih lticharA AV, 1 - f, lidward Vyse, of the 4a I~ag►want to fit quArcii„to u tt vaj o c in the Army. • Sr Fro....tictiry POppfrttin, (rettt. to be a, Deptit -F tent- Commissary-Gen e ral to the orette,•: - The .R . eso. Charles Jobson Lyon, B, A. to he a ,Chaplain to the Forces. ME , Molt.st.ipttm:—Aiisivtatit-Sargeon Swift; of the e4th Ooot, is supers,ead; I,cirtz ht),etit without leave. • ettraniission in the 1 - 10eferilsiiive Yeatuatiry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant /lithe County of Het efura.-4ho4* • I)avies, (lent. to be Cornet. • • BANKRUctvreitiS ENLARGED. John Veld and Joseph AV'tolley, London, merchants, fruit Septcpber 17 to Ntober 12. Cra4oelse, Dowurnipstreet, piCture•tlealer *froin gust, Ai ioOctober 19, ' Thomas Boon Ce11:m..4, Bath, upholsterer, crow Septetuti" to to 11, - lloCitattan, SaintJaines's„ merchant, from Stilt bar 10 to October BANKRUPTCY' supEnsEnto. John ebartunn, Norten.Fnigate; linen. draper. For 'D.aultrorll, Ns, see Last Ne