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Yesterday hh Royal 1-liglinesi the Duke ót YORK transacted business at his Office at the tlnrse Guards, until half•liust six. O'clock in tli* THEATIIE-IOYAL, DRURY-LANE. T.ITo ES-ENT vVFN'NC Nov. 14, 181 a, " • /. then 'Zilajestifs' Servants will perform the Comic Opera of SIEGE OF BELGRADE. ' Mr, T. C oo k e; C o h e nherg, Mr. Raymond; _ c o; a(1, Nlr. Smith ; Y useph, Mr. Gatt i e ; L eopo ld, M r . Har t;.-..(bis :first anaearance in that Character); Anseim, Mr. Katharlue, NaAh, who will introduce a ta `?"` Song from the Opera of The Woodman Sher first ap rlrance in that Character, and sixth on this Stage) ; Lilla, ',"'Keity; Ghita, Mrs. Bland; Fatima Mrs. Scott. • After whieh a new Ni e l o -D rama ti c R om ance, called TH E NIAGPIOIt, E MAID OF PALAISEAU. The Baili e , Mr. -Nltinden ; Farmer (;ervas, Mr. Dowton ; 1 4 : . e rat1, rtilr. It. Phillips ; St. Clair, Mr. Barnard ; Richard, WaThic k Blalssol, Mr. Knight; Isaac, Mr. OxberrY; . alsS rk, -Mr. Nl a dd oc k s; Dame Gereas, Mrs. Sparks; Annette, Aet the First, an Incidental Ballet, composed by Mr.: The .Ciriracters by Mr. Oscar Byrne, Miss Smith, i b i As V &c. &c. i•-euxes and Places to he taken of Istr.Spri rig, at the Retunda, the priacipal Eatrance of the Theatre, in Brydges-street, (NZl:trleyn).till Four, and of • whom may be had a Private Box Pri es , 7 '•t Second Price, Ss. f.d..-Pit, 3s. (M.; Second 2 sr Gallery, es.; Second Price, Is.—UPPer •1 1 s • L ONG n Price, gd. „ er iorrow, the Tragetiv of Tamerlane : Bajaeet, Mr. Kean; ' which will he presented, tor the !it-fit time, a new Farce, r„ - nder the title of Who? or, The Double Imposture.— ..`2. Thursday Miss Nash will make her last appearance till* ;tiler C hristnias.--On riday, the Comedy of 'fbe Will: Al- Mi s. F Nlanivii.:--On - Sattirilay. the Tragedy : Bajaz e t, NI r. Kean.—On Nlonday,.!l celehrat ;Ca k, ra ed:f.-74)ii Tuesday, the Comedy, called Ihe T rip to ."tougli : Mis s ll oy de n , Mrs, Nlardyn (her first appear. A I n that Character). new Comedy will be produced on Thursday, the23d Instant. • T HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TUN PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 14, 1815, will he performed, the TrAgedy of PERCY. b 0 1 e 73", -Earl of Northumberland, Mr. C. 'Comble; Earl, Itti -g." ' Mr ' Yu ung;• Earl Raby, Mr. Barrymore ; Sir Hit-. t, Egerton ; wina, Miss O'Neill C her 2d appear -44.el in that Character ) ; Birtha, Miss Seymour. 4.fter w hich (b y particular desire), a Melo-Drama, called THNiE 1,1.1 , 111, AND HIS MEN. rtitdoff, Mr. F ar l ey ; C ount F re d er i c k P r ib erg, Mr. Ha-i r- rt ° 4 ; Karl, ; Cl Mr. Liston ; Lntbair, Mr. Abbott; Kelmar ) b_ Chapman audine, Miss S. Booth ; Laurett, Miss Ca .:•:t Rai itia, Mrs. Parker. Ca ` P } fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 1„ "3 „ n ict, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. es Second Price 3s. tici.--Pit 3s. ; Second Price Sec um P wer Gallery (id 25.; Second Trite Is.—Upper Gallery Is.; rice - Vriuurs will be opened :at Half-past Five, and the May ' at Half-pt s t Six. %t6„ l l4 Prtow, the Opera of Love in a Village ; Rosetta, Miss I.,:fitos; afte r w hi c h, John Du Bart.- , -On Thursday, the tl,7*JdY Ve , ice Preserved Belvidera, Miss O'Neill ; with Farc e of Killing No Morder.—On Friday, the Tragedy of L,iLicheth (first time), Mr. Conway; after which, ZPorest o f Bondy; or, The Dog of Montargis.—On Sa a-ithe 'frageny o f P ercy : El w i na , Mi ss O'N e ill (:)t in tk,i s :appea . rati ce in that Character); with John Du - will he revived (.4arrick's Dramatic Romance of t ' e l iiT e li o w u k t t e h Itas been obliged to be postponed in conse . - preparations for new Music, scenery, Marin- Decora.tions; to which will be added, Bombastes A Magpie or the Maid. t . -- " c t ;s in rehearsal, and will speedily - be produced. I VATEitLOO SUBSCRIPTION. City of London L1V4.414, Nor. 13, 1615. 11{114E CONIMITTEE begs tip - request that the ..rturtt of th e S u b scrtpttonsntade in the severalChurchvi Ul7l,itrislies in Enland'and Wal es , b y the Li cence O f t h e 1; 3 11, ;tter, and of the Districts, Towns, and Cities of the 11 Sti t t " K ".'gdoal, to ' this time, may be advised, and the ta ticesWiad e at the earliest convenience for the purpuse of Inv estment in the Public Securities hearing ititerest. At . so, ls 41,0 earnestly requested, that Bankers or other Per tu."ho may hoe. rtceived anis , Su! , scriptions on tliis will'favotir the Committtie' with a lleturti of all such .7, 1 v. " 1 , if nOt already noticed and acknowledged in ,heir daily ertisetuents;. the correction of any errors of report, and t ' h e notice 61 omissions (if any) are partictilarly desired. Anio• 'lnt of Subscri t' eiyeil and mane p ions ,rc-c . — ` 4111 1 1 . 1 41e to the 11th Niivetaser, is L. 213,052 Is. Purthei Sul >i , . L. a. d. Illarishof Pinedon Nutt hitiopto n se, i n addittoit n tohit, i 201. At. rentiited to the .th c .11hatched House, by ltti'. S. Tv .Paiii 1 . 0 °' kTransniitted, by Messrs. cholsolt and Vo. Lank- era 114Clidale, i.i z. t alleefed in the Town and neizhhintiiiitoti of Rochdale by the Chorchtvard'en and Chapet 'warden, h.f tY4 Sertu on at St. M a _ Free choo Chapel l and the S L. 649 N rish of Nlid 10 0 - dleton, i it additi on 0 4 I £3 I. ottriptions*: L. t. d Subscriptions in the Town and Parish of Halifax, in York- - shire,. transmitted _by ~lessrs. J. W. & C.lta , son, of 'he Halifak Bank, in part of L. 1480 2s. I Id. Subscribed I''72 '1 3 SubscriptiOns, from pc Townships Of • Colton, East and West, arid Ilaverth watitet a.!cl Nihtli waite,in the Parish of Colton, 'l.l the County of -Lanca shire, by Win. Pen nington, Es q. 649 14 Parish of South Cane, Yorkshire, by the Rev: Dallis!, ins Gar- too, Esq. TO 0 0 P.Machell '5 0 0 Arthur Benson 5 0 0 Sundry smaller Subscriptions under 21. 16 10 . -36109 5 16 0 • ta Bow, 411 Co rnill 2Unicationl' u per Post, are to be directed Waterloo Subscription, Lennron, dad to b e pot under Corer, direatd Francis Freeling, Esq. • 4 - c. 4 . c. Tr". s Peat °She, • ,Londax. Noremloer. .3. P. WELSFOIID, Sec. A CUING'S PATtNT WORM LOZENGES -4-10?-• patronized by the first Noblemen in: ic t i_ h l e . dies, wili"gdom,"l"" as bY 6'l4"v:l'4' • " • • •A r r " en and -Issi to !lave Kiven this. Medicine to the v ir . cm , , ~ i. _• , w . . Ittip it i! Ine Poor of their respective Neigiil4:+urtiooda, itit live .11leled suet ss • Cra c .. • t'. •• ,r, , Lally Say arid Sele, i I,,, eds . the Duchess of The Ito. • Iler (~ , ,A ! J. Th e R ig ht H on . th e C o unt e ss ..,Ruti„'te the Duchess of of Shaftesbury. 41 e,Itii' The Right Han. the Countess of D. ''t Hon. the Count ess of Moti iitnorris, i ariilev ' The rti ßi „ i4 , o _ -Th i f • Right II on the Countess T i l le n,..a pel, ". Lady Caro- The Riga Hon. Lady Lucy ItVit Hoy ' -'ti man ' hetb ,_ .). Lady Eliza- lit i g , ~ . T he Fl veneer, L•tdy Page 1 nrn‘r, Ana ❑ Z• LaclY Roston Lady Lovet t - 'l' -3.). ( n her Ladies' of the first Runk and Character, too Sold at D , tnikit'rOtlS to iairrt. C ile'lpsid e -- Bnlivr's Clietnical•and Medicine Warehouse, most c‘ui.:tr;irtier. of St. Paul's Church-card, Lonti o on e , s at. ' i s. 94. tach r3. 4cdlcine 1 , endep in ewer/ Amu, in .3 It 2 t Commissary in Chief's Office, Great Grote . stieet, London, Oct. 21i, 1105. NO'T'ICE is hereby given to .811 Persons sirous of Contracting to supply the following C'trtidles , for theuse the,,Army, riz. 1,• • itEtS and MUTTON; to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-men tioned Counties and Illandst:--Dorset, Durham Holy' Island), Essex, Hants, Huntingdon, Isle of Wight, Kent, Warwicls, 'fork. FORAGE, .rriz. OATS, HAY, and STRAW, to his ;\7a• csty's Cavalry in Barracks, .and Oats in Cantoornents and Quarters, in the under-mentioned .Counties in South Bri tain:—Berks, Cornwall, Hants (including the Isle of Wight), Kent, Somerset, Sussex, Wilts; and in the several Counties In North Britain. That the Dfliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day of December next Lthat PropoSall in writing, sealed up and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or before Tuesday. the 28th day of November (but none will be received after Twelve o'Clod cia that day); and. if sent by Post, the postage must be paid. . Proposals must be made separately for each Connty and Ihdand', eicapt for the Coanties comprising North Britain, all of which mast be incla,lA in one Tender ; and each Proposal tuna have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly fr:;ed up, by two Persons of known property en • gaging to become bound with the Par: y tendering in the amount stated in the printed particulars, for the due per formance of the Contract; and no PropOial will be noticed, unless made on a printed Teader, and the Prices expressed in words at length; and should it so happen that dnring the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be stationed or Supplied in the County, the Expence of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, to be re funded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this Office between the hours of Eleven and Five ; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary-General Young, Edinburgh. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. R. VENEL's ANTISCORBUTIC VEGET ABLE PILLS are proved, by the experience of thott saads of the first Families in Europe to be the most certain, safe, and powerful alterative, purifier, and sweetener of the Blood, ever discovered. The very high' estimation in winch this-Medicine has been held fora great number of years must render all encomiums quite unnecessary. The Proprietor can refer to so many individuals of respecta!iility,. who have de rived benefit from these Fills, - that the olost scrupulous melt he satisfied with. But the .real merits of this Vegetable*Pr"6- paration un a fair trial, plead mere tincihly in its own behalf, than any thing tat can be said of it. AU those af flicted with Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, cutaneous aud acri monious Eruptions, or other Disolders, occasioned by impu-' rities of the Blood. To those likewise, whose Constitutions have 'been impaired by. t he injudicious use ot Mercury, it most be a great consolation to have the assurance of feting re- lief. Whatmr - may have been the original cause, the most • i nv eterate-eases of - scurry, &c. invariably yield to the.benign influence of these Pills , • Whenall other :Medicines have been tried in vain, and the prescriptions of the most celehiated Physicians have failed, these Pills have proved-ettieeziOar. Dr. Venel's Treatise oil the Scurvy may - he had gratis, at 14, New North-street, Red-lion-square, where the Pills are . _,„ prepared genume °Lily by the rropeirtor, and sold, wholesale and reteil,"sitice 4S. 6a. pCr-packet or in one for one giti nea, duty included. Sold also by B'veok. 150, and Allen, 7t, Oxford-street; Richards, 193, strand ; \Card, 3-24, Holborn; Sutton, corlierof Southauipton-stieet,Holluirn ; and all other Medicine Venders. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Nov. 13, 1815. All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Month of Novew- her, 1814, viz. On Aids, 1314, 54 Geo. 111. Cap. 53. Supply, 1614, L. 6,000,000, 84 Gco. 111. Cap. 79. TO BE PAID OFF. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions for paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned EXCHE QUELt BILLS with the interest due thereon, at the Ex chequer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace yard, West Minster, on Monday, the 4th day of December neat, Attendance will be given daily (SundayS and Holidays excepted) until, and including Tii,:sday, the 9.Bth• instant, from ten o'clock in the morning, till one in the after •nooft, for the purpose of receiving the iatne; and, for ale greater dispatch, the bearers of the said. Bills ere desired to ptace each description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to beobtained at this Office) classing them in the Order of their respective dates, such as are for the same Amount being numerically arranged, and spec Eying the principal sums and interest due thereon, computed from, but exCluding the days On which they are respectively dated, 1w :he said 4th day of December inclusive, when the interest will cease ; mid the said bearers (being holders or nut) are indispensau:y re qUited to indorse each Biil with their usual signatures ; and to 'Write their names and resin ellice at. the bottom of each separate Listl and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the 'ew Bills, and give-the Receipts for the same. If any of tht nolders of the aforesaid Bills should be de_ sirous of receiving payment of the principal and interest, previous to the said 4th day of December, they may be aeccho niodated on computing the interest to the day ow which they Wish to be peril, and leaving the - ia.id Bills fUr examination One day prier thereto. Such persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer Bills in whole or in part of payment of principal, upon Marking neiv Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom 'of their Lists,delivered on or before Tuesday t he iseh instant, may be accenunwlated with new Bills, carrying an In terest of three pence half-penny by the day, on every one 'hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said 4th day of December, and will be delivered, together with the interest due in respect cif the Bills so ckstred to be ex `elianged, on . Tuesday, the%th day of December, and the filloWity; days. N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to Novernlier 1814, 'have been advertised to be taid off,, and the Interest thereon has ceased. -SITEW3.IGIIT 'solicits his friends and the ay' . Politic far curs totthe Si .C.OND DAY of DRAWING, THURSOAY NEXT, lati IsWEMBER, 15,000 Tickets, part - ,of a Schcine of to,oao- containing Three Prizes of 30,001. Seven Pi izes of 40,u001. each, the three last of which having the Three „Pi izes of 30,p001. attaclsed to them, makes the whole Scneine 3 Prizes of .50,000 L-4 of 20,0001. AM. 3 per Cent. Consolidated Annuities, None of which great Capitals are at present drawn. TICKETS. awl SHARES are selling at his Old Oriees, CorwliP ; . 1 3i, Haymarket ; it, 11 )10:4 . ri ; 141,.0xford-strcet, Where Capitals !Live been Sold to an Amount unprecedented. - ONE DAY OVER.--TIIE RICHEST WLIEEL EVER KNOWN! 3 Prizes L-50,00a1 4 4 7 • 9 9 Be3ides uearLy 4000 other Prizes of 204. 1001, 501. &c. &c. Begins at Nine - o'clock in flit Morning, NEXT THURS DAY, November- 16, which will he the LAST DAY BUT ONE! 131S1 - 1, the Coutractor, returns his grateful . • Thanks to his. best friends, the Public, for their dis ting'.i,lted Pairenag . e in ALL Lotteries, but more particu larly the unprecedented faros he has experienced up to the drawing of the present Lottery, one day of vaiich being ' w e r e ant i nearly ALL the Capital Prizes yet undrawn, he has the pleasure to announce the Richest Wheel ever linown in the annals of Lotteries.—Tichets and Shares (warranted uadrawn), are.selliug at his fortunate Ofiieors, Cornhin, • and 0, Charing-Cross. Dedicated to the Duke of Northumberland and Lord Byron. In f .vc• days wilt he publi.hed, in 3sols. 12mo. price 21s. E:110111.S anti CONFESSIONS of Captain ASIJE, ...Author of ' s l .l . lrit of the Book,' ~:c.. 7 .WitITTEN 13F IHNISF.LF. 'This Work be linind to [IOS4eSS an .nn i nsual - dei:ree of interest, not only - on account of the Multitude of perions mentioned, with whom the author had intercourse and con nexion, hut td.o from the simple and unaffected detail 4 of real occurrences, authentic - anecdotes, and private. adventures of the highest cast with which it abounds. It will appeal - Aka the author is ne ordinary character : his history may be said to be identified with his country's; fur there is scarcely any employment in w h ich he has not been engaged, any triumph he has nut enjoyed - , any calamity that he has not endured, — office, army, navy, virtuoso-ship, travel, literattire, diplo politicsall the Lich and wayward paths of life has he trodden with-variegated saccess: now struggling with the wants Of an outlaw, and noiv shining as the 'representative of a King; there crawling down the steps of a Wati . geon, and here basking in the sunshine of a Court ; at one time writing in the Augustan Chambers of Litet atureL : , tt another, pros tituting his talents in a garret, and bartering principle .for bread. • Orders received by H. CoMum, Public Library, Conduit street, and all Ilooksellers. •-•-• _ .. . ; • 73. -•1/44`k. . . Just publishe d , in a neat portable -Volume, price es . . Gd. half, . ; • hound, Second Edition of 1115 FRENCH INTER.PRETEzi.; consist.- . Copious and Familiar Conversations. on cvtrl Topic which can be useful or interesting to,Faindies, Travel lers; Mer&rints,• or Men of Ilusiness';.tog , ..ther•with a COM ;PLETE VOCABULAILY, Tables of the relativ . e, Value of Coins, w.to Forms of Ca:• , is, Notes, and Letters. Tbe,whole exhibiting, in a very tii,:tinct Inanifer, the exact mode - of Prononei:oiom with the true Parisian Acs&ut ; atad plrticu larly adapted for Toe . rists, yklio hive ndt acquired a Know ledge of the Frpnch Language. By FRANCIS WILLI lal BLAGDON, F4l. Greatly improved by M. DE LA MAItQl' E. London i Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand. SUPERRM ADVICE. NVHEN Professional Men, eminent for skill v and experience, offer their advice, and exert their. 'abilities, for the cure of a few reigning Diseases, they rise su perior to that prejudice which is so justly excited against the advertisements of men, ignorant of the first principles, and nnedneated in the practice of physic. Messrs. CURRIE and CO. reenlar Surgeons, sanetkaleil by every privilege to prac tice, and by the uniforiersuecess which their mode of treat ment for Venmeal Complaints has hitherto been attended, eliatluee with the same assiduity to direct their studies to the cure of every.specics of that baneful poison, as well at the re moval of those distressing debilities and deficiencies which prevent or embitter the matr Mum! state. In the catalogue i. If human infirmities there are none more afflicting than those width are the unavoidable consequences of an indulgence iu a Cgttain destructive habit. The unhappy sinferer:broods ovviehiseenisfortuues,eishamed to seek relief, until he is re duced tr*Such a state of misery as to render life oppressive. To such persons it will be a:consoling reflection to know that they may now, by a new 'and infallible renredY, be restored to their flintier constitutional strength and vigoUr. IVeak, relaxed, mind debilitated habits, proceeding either from an excess of "ccriineal and illicit pleasure, air from a long 'resi dence in licitelimats, bard drinking, the injudicitah use of mercury, &c. are speedily restored to health and strength. It niust be is self-evident proposition, that where the ag gregate. of intellectual capacity is directed to the treatment hurl care of a few peculiar complaints . , there must be the greater certainq - of success; avid as a proof of this position 'their method of cure is :So leXrticularly expeditious, its well as-safer 2111(1 . 40 evidently superior to the common practice, that in soirre slight cases of infection a perfeet restoration is completed in the short period of ••three days, and in 'time of the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed, a proper perseve:rance in their plan of trekinent ensures to the patient a safe, well-grounded, and lasting re-establish ment. By an . early application, the patient will esciipe the' danger endexpence of a tedious attendance upon the less ex perienced practitioner. lai tlte most obstinate and 'compli cated cases of venereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spunge excrescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruption!, seminal weaknessi, gleets, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of lung duration, and which have baffled the Ain of other prectitinners, arc, by their present improved plan of treatment, effretually and 'permaisently cured, with out the patient sieffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which frequeufly followS the application of the lunar 'caustic. ln the course of 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous cases of strictures hire been-and - are daily under their care, the total eradication of which is elloted by a safe, certain, and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, reiaxa tion, and'debility proceeding from this 'Complaint, is speedily removed, arid the patient restoted to soand and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a pro per perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the - stricture as been eltstinyed, is indispensahly requisite to revive the !lumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate the anstitution Several. Noblemen and Gentleiten of the first respectabi lity hare been under The care of . Messrs. Currie and Cu. far the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and having received :'a radical and permanent core, request that refereirces may be made to them, as satisf•ktory evidence's of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. `,any of these Gentlemen. have had Strictures from JO to in years, and had been under the care of Messrs. Rime, Peavisoles, and other Sereerms of equal eminence, who attempted the cure ley the application of the lunar caustic, wit hotit sdccess. - Messrs. (;urrie and Co. may be consulted by either Sex, witu the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their lauuse, No. h 67, Hatton-garden. Patients in the Urinary are reettested to state the particu lars a their case, age, and general hairit of living, &c. &c. enclosing a remittance for a - drive and Medicines, when the same with be givea or sent to Any part of the kiugdoui. To ensure that secrecy so ;essential to their underatiug, the postage Of letters may he added to tlte account feu Wadi Sines, e iti "'leo 11i4,-1,47, liAtt4in-Wdeli, „6~-~._. , ._ evenirtg Tkv'O hibulied.and fifty of the Coldstream rezi. tilem of Go;,rifs, six serje.;. , lN.s, with drums marc4t. hionliog at seetn 'o'clock, front the I`,t ante in t. Pirk, on th-ir route for Dover, to -embal k I'ol thence to proceed t , ) 2'oi!) (Ii - GC' the Duke of WLI.Lts6ToN. They go,` it is to repl4ce the lifithh ‘vho Art corailig hoslie in consequence of dl. health. , • • The wliol2 of the Light C.ivalry in Prance are, it is sa:d,e . xpeeted to eintiari: fra Irehod. We a're cr . edihfly ' l ' l loll6,d lhat tue artillery, muskets . , and ordnance 'stores, taktur by the Eng:- lish and Priisians cin Moitioartee, ;toil Ole en virons at Prk, tare redentiv titen divided, ant the share allotted IQ 'the EnAl.ish, von3iiting near ly of 1000 tons, VS now in the barge's or craft go ing from Par'is to ItOtten, wbither two ships,-Se . nt by,this Governrftent, are gone to . refrit 4he The 78th Regiment, 'conithainied by Cokniet MAcr..l7.on, marched for Brussels on the 22.1 ult. from Nieuport. On 111otiday the 30th stilt. tlie Ab l erdeettshied ctimmailtied by the Right Hon. the Earl of Atoys'i:, were inspected in - the Lints. of Aber= deen by Major-General HATtOtr. The regiment made a very fine appeir:ince. The Monmouth and BrGcknoek regiment§ 'of militia arrived at I% l 'lnel:ford last week', tared are to embark ininiciliately for their awn country. They basie been in Irvland- for upwards of two yews., dining which time th'eir tOn'eluct was in every respect correct and praiseworthy. A General Court Martial, of which Colonel BLi;NiAN, of the 12ml: Light Dragoons, is Presi dent, asseinbled on Thursday last, at the Royal Cavalry Barracks in Canterbury;, for the trial of _Captain AigisEasofc . , of the 7th Royal Fuzileers, on a charge of 41runkenness aid unoi3~cet-like Conduct. A Geneial Catfrt-martial was lately held at Neuillr, on two Fipid 011iterS is his Majesty's Ott reginient, on the foll Owing charges, prefer red. 11)5 is ila t--- i tt r .:1 1 1;s11 °L cit F ;iour before the enemy on the ISth of June last (tbe battle of Waterloo).-44, Fur sending * Chal lenge to Major Took. Both the Officers were horiOurably quitted; belt the (;curt Moilial did isQt impute any improper motives. to Major Toole, in pretrrriog the charges. The 'two Field Officert have joined their .reBimeots. . . 'rile following are The head-quartets of the se. veral Irish Militia Iteabnenrs Armagh, at Tullamore; Antrim, - Killarney; Ca:-an, Lime. rich ; Clare, Cork; Carlow, Bantu ; Cork, North,. Caller; Cork, SOoth, Carlow; Cork, City, Clumnei ; Dtinegal„ t— more; Derry, Attilmic; 'Down, Nora.,, 'Apr ; D'AVA, South, Sligo ; llu ilit County, Tullamore ; L tblin C,ty, Cavan ; Fermanagh, Thoriev; 'Galway, Dublin ; letry„ Athlone; Kildoee, EtiniscOrtliF; Kilk.-noy, Ennis; Ki .g's *County, 13irr; Leitrir, Nenagh ; Limer.ck 'City, Kinsale; Linmrick , Strabane; Longfotd, Liffiord; Loth, Thittlem; MAyo, Nor r, Tullainore; Mayo, South, Loughrea; Dupgarvan ; Monaghan, Roserea; Queen's County,, At hy ; K<•scorurnon, Castletnir ; Sligo, Boyle; Tyrone ' Birr; 'Tipperary'. Atighoacl.,y; Wexford, ; Waterford, vat ivay ; Westmeath, Dauctmk; Wicklow, Londonderry. PORTSgotrill, Nov. 10.--Landed here yester.: day afternoon, from the fste of '‘Vight One Cap— tain, a 'stibaltertt, and 56 men, of the 1 9 h anent. They marched this ittor.:iiig to 1.) , "1tt ford, -to embark for the 1,1-C,St Utficets of the 2d baraliOn of the-83d, are to embark tr un.. hence to join the first battalion in the East In— dies.--The Buckingham Militia. at Fort Cumber— land, have this week received a Considerab.e num -ber of recruits.--..detachment of the Staff Corps tt ill . e . iixbark with the 66tb refit. fora St. fielulia. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. COmtni'ssidos in the Prine: Regent's Re7hoent of tbeshire Veon►anry C3ral►y, signed by the Lord Lenten Ant of the - Connty of Che'ster. Lieutertinahalo Holiits to be Captain, vice Leicester, deceased.. Cornet Jonathan Eigginson to be Lieutenant, rice Hollins, proutpted. Cornet Francis Sharpe to be d,tto, vice Hancock, resigned. Strethill Wright, jots. Gent. to be Cornet, rice Higginson, promoted. Robert Holbrook - e, Gent. to be data, rice Sharpe, promoted, CO URTS-M A RTI AL A Court-martial was held on Sat►irday on a 'seaman belonging to his Majesty's ship Harrier, kW insolence to a Midshipman, and refusing to assist in the duties of the ship. The charge was in part proved, but in consideration of circum stances; he was sentenced to receive only 24 la - shes.—A Court-martial was held on Monday last on board the Queen Charlotte, Captain Sir Archibald Collingwood Dickson, Bart. Presi:!ent, for the trial of Wm. Saunders, Samuel Wickham, George Eastern, Jo►tn Hodgson, and Peter Paulet, seainen, belonging to the Dispatch, for mutinous conduct, in refusing to unmoor the brig, and pro ceed to sea when so ordered, on the 31st ult.; and the charges .being proved, they were all sen tenced to be hanged. The Court, however, bx 'consideration of the former excellent characters of W. Saunders, S. Wickham, G. Ea.tern, and J. Hodson, most earnestly recommended theirs to the favourable consideration of the Lords Comte missioners of the Admi►alty. These men arts said to be fine young seamen, and, as well as the whole crew of she Dispatch, bore very good cha racters, particularly wt►ii:: employed on the coast of. America, until tl.is•iu►fortunate occurrence. Bullion is loii!ig up a little. The price at which it wits stationary, forsotne time, was 41.35. per ounce for foreign gold ; the ,present price Is 41. 4s. new 411ars 51. 4d, an ounce.