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FRE«:II P ERECI IVF2.D YESTERDAY.] (From the Noultelv . of the 12Ih ) P.Oll, OCT. 11.---Some one his had the ;Oda:- .!itv to write to several Prefects,. that:they had hien stntioned at Paris, and that they twist mediately repair to their poSt ; the sigaatare of a Minister was hwAly conntelfeited. The Police is in search of the author of this iniposture, in order to deliver him up to .the Tribunals. All Public Functionaries are informed of this, that they may attentively examine letters of this kind, nlmald they receive any, and endeavour t.o dis cover their authors. (Front the Journal des Deists.) • PARIA, OCT.' 1.1 .—The PtibliC has seen with aleastire, a Member of the Royal Family - , the Doke de Berry, spell( in the Chamber of Peers at its first sitting. The talent of pnbii . c - speaking and discussing the great interests of the - country ac quires more eclat and consideration, when-Princes of so high a rank do not disdain its employment, 'nor reject the r iory cif it. The active participa lion of Princes of the blood in public discussions, imprints on the latter a character imposing as their name and at - twistus their birth. We are pleased, besides, to see them descend into this arena of de liberations, Without fearing to expose their ideas fo'contiadirtion and - dkpute. Nothing can he better calculated to make its feel that we are nnikr a free an& c6nStitutional gOvernnietit, than this homage rid by .a -person of the most elevated rank, to the forms which protect apd preserve a vise and legal liberty. The Prussian troops cOntinne their march on their return home. The corps; now in garri-. son at Paris, ‘vill quit that city betwecn the. 15th and 17th: General Gneisnan is appointed Gover nor - - •fthe Prnss4ln,proVinees on the left hank of the Rhine, ant will reside at Aix-la-Chapelle, General Ziethen mill command, lind..zr his orders, the 30 000 Prusshins', who will form part ofithe 150,000 of the Allied troops to remain in France, pursuant to the treaty. lt is now fixed that the Prussian troops at Paris will be replaced by Eng lish. (Froiii the Ga;ette de Frpncr,) P A RTs, OCT: 11.—Mr. Mane Brun .(the Dane) just proved, with that logic which so parti ; k - ttlarlv di4inguishe-t the Quotiditune, that the eArrying, off- the works of tirt from the Museum is a service done to France. A foreigner alone could advance' sach a paradox ; but how can a French Journal give it insertion Mr. M. B. closes his article in the foll Owing truly Danish phraseology; To be adatired by contemporaries and pos terity., it is , not enough to have packed nn• the. in , scums of Rome-'—a new .Athulie and another ictiinnuade . of the Louvre insist he produced." M. Bouvier Dumolard, F,t..:prefect, included i n the Ordinanee of the 24th J . nly, has published a .snstificatory Memoir, addressed to the King and the two Chambers: M. Durnolard has abstained reasoningS ; lie has given facts and frag— iiientS of letters frOm•distinguished persons, who iustify his conduct in his ad ministration. This I.Vlenroir will not produce :so much sensation as-t hat i)f Count Carrot, but will ptobalAy be.mtire ser viceable to its author. SEPT; 27.—Mr. Lote," Consnl iteral - of Tie. Pipe in . Corsica, has communicated the follo‘+ing . details respecting Joachim Murat, date(' liastia, the 18th of September Murat quitted Gc - seovato yesterday at three In', atternohn, accompanied by about 150 armed men. He passed the night. at the• village of Cervione, and•was neNt morning to proceed to the village Of Ghissont, to the house of one Ot tavi, who has an estate there, anti who (to-nicely scrrcd nOder hint as a General. Ghissoni forms' prrt of the diSti ict of Fiumorbo, one of -the most I.4r:tetory itt dorsica. , It is- the district where tin; rebels arc most secure, because it-is very dif licult to penetrate it with troops." ALLADOLID, SEPT. 29.—Letters from Madrid announce some changes having taken place in'the Vl' ivy Council : Messrs. Ostolaza and R. Castro ate removed tlint, Conrt. lt , is . supposed that an— other great personagewill resign his post. 'The 'rash enterprise.of the•Marquesito appears . entirely. termitiateil ; the Court does not discoveF the least alarm as to . its e ff ects, and strong Inca- Ores have.been taken to repress the mal-contents. Old Castile and all the interior of Spain are im movable ; the ancient lOyalry of the people has 'not suffered the least shock there; and it'may be asserted, that all the attempts of the malignant .and of innovators will be frustrated by Ole cool , tress at;d good sense of Our countrymen. The bead-quartets:of Count d'Abisbal have, it is. said, been iransferred to Vittoria. _ (Trims:Me dc Pdris.) PAnts ()GT. )2.—Aletter front the Minister of Yinance , in the heads of his department uot to suffer their clerks to employ theniseives-impo litical diettssions at their offices. ‘Ve are assured the porter lias received 'notice not to convey 'any journals addres . sud to the clerks. This measure, it ;s has'been adopted - in all the public de j;artnients. The Britil4 force now in France• is esti:tinted 'IOIItYWS.:—;-11CaVy' OVetit'r, 3 3 40. 3 . li g ht eA „ . „1, 1). ; foot gn,ivils, 4,000 ; inkintry of t h e li ne , .V,..",000-2-46tal, 464)00, -, exclusive of•artiliery and iiigini;ers. We le.Avu that the Jo;:rnal des Arts, which had . . . , been suspended, has been detuntively suppressed. It .o . tild appear, that ordvr has lieen testored iit 'Montpellier ; the Joiirlialqf tie lierault, which reached us vesterchtv, coutitins no details on the sul+jeCr. CIIA:\IBER. ter DEPUTIU,S. PIti.,I'OENCF, OF M. -COCHARD. of the 1 llls (Jotobcr.—The Chamber,hav ing• again resolve!! itselt into a Committee of the tie sitting was o'peneAl by the F.atling of the tninytQs ot the toyo previutis. sittings. They proceeded 431tnedi.gely to a second ballot) to complete the electi'o . 3 of the five candid Ates for the Presidentship. The number of voters was ; it 2pilearCd 03 caiting ti the lists; that . , . . „. . . . tilete Tis.re for - ,.11e. Pyince de 1 a Tterno.line, 2/) rates; for , ll. de, Gvoshois, 207: l'or_Cshillawl la Iligaudle, 169 '; to Cteriiiont de I‘lOT St. Jao,, 1.0 ; for rellar't. 135.; Faget dt I.3aure, 54 1 and for De Lur S.ahie,2:l. . The fotir first *ere lie'eC3rain.glif declared caii"- didates for Qie ii'resitleattiiii, in adtittion to ;NJ. The Chamber then Proceeded, p n rsnance of their regulations, to the ittiMinatitin oi four Vice *Presidents ; and after thtt, of lout definitive St cretaries.—lt Was proposed that this course Shot&t - be inverted, on the ground that the functions of Secretaries being always necessary and perma nent, theie election should . have tha'priority of that of Vice-presidents, whose functions Were purely accidental and supplementary: 'the Assembly, notwithstanding this Consider- , ation, supported by reasons of a different kind, decided, that the course pOinted out in their re gulations should not be departed .from, and 'pro ce•eded immediately to a ballot for the four Vice- Presidents: Messrs. GroshoiS, Bellart, and Faget de BAurc, having all had au absOlute majority, were pronounced Vice-Presidents. The appointment of Secretaries %vitt take pbce in to , .mori ow's Sitting.—N. This Sitting was also secret. FLANDERS MAIL. . _ BRUSSELS, OCT. I 1.-1-ll'S:Majesty the King of 1 Prussia and the whole Royal.Fantily•went to the . Theatre yesterday evening ;•the house was crowd ed : those august Personages were received with .. an eutlinsiasin difficult to be dent ibed. Between the play - and entertainment M., Daivis sung. Some lines suitable to the occasion, which were raptu • rously applauded. At Midnight -his Majesty the King of Prussia departed, to return to •Kerlin by the .way of Aix la-Chajwile and Cologne. Tue successor of the (in eat Frederic will long live in the memory of till those who have hail the hAppiness Cu approach him during his short Stay here, on accost:3la his amiable qualities, which temper .the Majesty of Royalty without impairing its dignity. 'lbis morning our King departed for the II al..;tie ; the Queen sets out in the course of the (lay, and ,' the two Princesses Dowager leave Brussels this ' evening. . , VENten, Sttt'T. 24.--It is announced, that after an'arrangenteut with the Emperor of Austria seve veral religious orders are going to he re-estabfish ed in our city. - .. • The magnificent church of the Jesuits, which has been souse hue shut, has been just re-opened with the greatest solemnity. It is, however, said, that his.Maksty has decided 4 guitiSt the re-esta blishment of that order. CAssti., ()c T. 4. - -- We cannot comprehend here, say letters front Vienna, why. Russia is withdrawing its armies from France, while those Of Prussia are continually .strengt belted. OcT..6.—Altnost . all the objects tai , en from our *Museum by the French, as -well as 273 piefures, being the major part of •what they took front our • gallery, are on the way thither. • STRASBURG, OCT. 4.—This morning the Ger man troops under Prince Hohenzollern broke up to leave Alsace: It is affirmed, that the troops of - Baden will join the army of the Duke of Wel lington. An Austrian Commissioner is expected to liquidate the accounts for the supplies. furnished • - tit the Austrian corps in Alsace. FRANKYORT, OCT. B.—The Grand Duchess of Oldenburg arrived here this morning ; it is - said-, she waits for her august brother to repair ivith, hint to'St..Petersburgh. • . CORONER'S INQUESTS. Sutctna.--Saturd•ty evening an - inquest was held at the Feathers, in Dean-street, Westmin ster, before Mr.'CIELL; Coroner, 'on the body of a man, name unknown, who was found hanging on Friday ntort►i►►g froni the paling at Westmin ster-bridge;iloa 'Palace-yard. lie had no pro petty ►►bout him, not any papers n•.hich could lead to a discovms who he was. There was a black handled knife, with two blades, in his pocket : he was decently dressed in a black c,"mt, 'waist, coat, and breeches, grey worsted stockings•, u fine line►t %hill, not marked, but a double striped muslin handkerchief, which l►e wore round his neck, was Marked J. J. lie appeared to he about' 40 years of-age. Verdict—found hanging and' dead. Sonnets DEATH.—Anotfier Inquest was held before Mr. (4.-HoDosot , ;, on the body of Benjaiui►i Lions, a fruiterer, residing at the corner of Mary le-bone-lane, Oxford-street, who, it appeared, was out riding all clay on Thursday, and when lie came home in the evening appeared in a good state of health as usual ; he took supper with his fa mily, and was Cheerfully talking about some work he bad to do next day ; he afterwards, went to bed ; in about an hour Mrs. L. went to the bed side, and finding him still thought he was asleep . , hut, on farther examination she was shocked to find him dead. Medical assistance was called in, but without effect. Verdict—Died by the Visi tation of God. CONDEMNATION OF A STAGE COACH.--Sallirday evening an information, under the 55th of the King, ch. 93. of considerable inaportrpee to the Proprietors of Stage Coaches, came on . for discus sion before the Surrey Magistrates, relative to the Seizure of one of the Brighton coaches and four horses, whilst coining to town on the 14th of July last, in consequence of its haring ,a parcel containing contraband goods. • After some evi dence and argument, the Magistrates were unani mously of opinion that there was priirity on the part of the ,cw:cli owners, and the coach and horses, value 250/. were-forfeited. - STAG% CokciimEN.---Tiie drivers of several stage coaches, - who frecitieut the neighbourhood of Leadenhall-street, charged with obStructing the public way, particularly the vicinity of 'Lea denirall-market, and 'standing with their coaches before the• doors of several respectable shop keepers, Wen. on Saturday convicted and tit,ed at the Mmusion,-!iouse—sonic iirthe mitigated penal ties of 10s. others in 20s. and costs. Th e li n e to be proportionately distribuZud among the poor. i;''itolt 111 Ta0:7;112()N: G:i'Zr."l:l.l7., 0 G .11, 181:, P4reign-Ogice, Oct. 12, 1815. Itcryal thighs s 5 the Pi-hiee Regent ha; been_ pleased, iii the_ name and on' the heiialf of his 'ilajesty, to appoint Ceorge Jackson, Esq. to lie his Nlajestfi Secretary a to the Court of Ha Ociober 14, ISIS. Royal gightiess the Prince Ileiv?vit ba4 been pleased. hi "t he na,o anti on the behalf of his to approve of 31r.Antircw (7:opar Giese, as Consul for the of Prussia lit the United, Kingdom of Great Britain and Ircland. , Trar-Office, 0.. t. 14, 1815. Ist Itegirrient Of Dragoon 'Clitards—Calit Hon. W. S'. Ber nard, from the Bath Foot, to: he Captain of a Troop, vice Barrow, who exchanges.' 3d Ditto—Cornet J. Grange, to he Lieutenant, by . pur chas'..!, Viet Croft who retires. Gentleman Cadet. Thomas liihinor, front the Royal Military College, to be Cornet, by purchase,vice Lane promoted. Ist Regiment of Dragoons--Daniel Webb,Gent. to he Cornet,' .hy purchase, vice Sturges, promoted. f?..ll•Ditto—Lientenant G. H. Falconar to he 'Captain- of a Troop, by purchase, . rice Payne, who retires. Augustus Wm. Heyman, Gent. to be Cornet, by purdsase, Tice Gra- bane, promoted. • . 4th Ditto—Robert Grant, to -be Cornet, by purchase, vice - Farmer, promoted. . ith Regiment of Light Dragoons—Frederick Seymour, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Grenfell, promoted. Bth Ditto- 7 -Lientenant 11:S. Nortlicute, from the 6th Dra-, goons, to be Captain of a Troup, by purchase, vice Deare, • promoted. 10th Ditto—Thomas Otway, Gent: to he Cornet, •without purchase. 1 7 th Ditto—James Tomlin:on, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice llaris, promoted in the 18th Light Dragoons. 19th Dittu—George Gregory, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice lthodcs, pean u 234.1 Ditto—Brevet Lieut.-Colonel John- M.. Cutcliffe to be Lient;-Uolonel, by purchase, vice the Earl of Portarling - too, who retires.—Lient. Thomas M`Dermott, • from half-. pay of the Stall Corps of Cavalry, to be. Lieutenant, with out pitrchase. . Ist Regiment of Foot—To be Lieutenants, Ensigns Alex. Glen, vice- Armstrong, Itillett in actiou—Chitties Mudie, rice O'Neil, killed in action; and John Campbell, vice 111 4 Donnell-, appol,:t.ed to the '3d itt ail Veteran Batt:llion. To he Ensigns—Volouteer Colin Campbell, 'vice filen ; trick Don, Gent. I,y purch4se, vice flowc,promoted ; Angus ItPDonald, Gent. vice ,!.11.idie; and Alexander M onvo, Geld. vice . • 4th Regint-rut of Foot--Lititenant George Vincent to be - Captain o f a company, without purchase, vice Kelly ap pointed tot he 20 Royal Veteran Battalioo—Ensi,gn Levinge to be Lieutenant, dice Vincent; Voluttteer John Prendergast to he I.:usign, vice Levinget. 16t h - ditto—To he, Lieutenants, wit hoot purchase—Ensign George R. Maltby, vice Smith, deceased; Shafto, Stehelin, promoted in the Yurk Cliasseurs ; and Licnt. William Grant, from half-pay of the 92d Foot, viee liar , grove, who exchanges. TU be Ensigns—,-VoluotecrJohn Mason, vice Maltby,aml Gen tleman Cadet Frederi,k 'fburlaw, fro; the. Royal Military College, vice S:laP.o. 'ft) lie Adjutant—Lieutenant Robert Browne , vice 1;1 4 1. 7 ar . • e, who. resigns the Adjutancy only. 21st Ditto—ltol.e4l Heron, (.;ent. to be Second Lientenaut, be purchase, eke Sir Witt. Cros! proalotetl, 3. - it it Ditto—Ensign .I'...+lnt liewetsott to be Litattenant,. yice . Bridge, deceased ; 'f Lomas Ca vtvr, Gent. tn be Eitsitr, sire 1./eWason. . 39th Ditto—Lient. Thos. Evans, ft :no tmlf-pay of •the went, to he Lieutenant, viec cxchanges. 39th Ditto—Gapt. Charles Fi•Oter, Iron) tin: ti , alt F.mt, to be Captain of a Company, vic.e who 43d Dittnz—Tobetientesiaulsovithont purchtsc—i-.n44,11.T0hn fititt . :y, vice trArc , y, promoted to.the With Foot, Thomas Thornelty, vice 'Auctimitty, apponited to t 4i-.1111. Fbot. To he Ensigns—Volunteer Thonrts Haveloc):, Sic;: Finley;' • William .1.3;,:y1ey, Gent. vice Thomelly: 'lnowas- Proctor, purchase, tick L promoted'ii: the :tit Garrison Battalion. 52d Regiment of Foot —E:r.N . II Thomas M n s,it! to he nant without purchase,. viceFitzgerali, proluot,:d iu the GOth Foot. To he Ensigns--Volunteer Geor4e Goo, from the 91st Fool, vice Jackson; who reSigne ; ohn Hart, tient. v ice 56th•Ditto—Ensign David itutlialge to be Lieutenant, will, oat purchase,. vice Cairncs, promoted in the fiUth Fo?t; Bi , ot Ince, Gent. to be Ensi 4n, sic Rot:edge. ttenlif'Ditto—To be Captains of ( ompani es, tioul l enalit An drew Leitch, b purchase, vice 'Moore, who re, Ca ; :t. Richard Barron, from the: Ist Dragoon Guards, :ice Bcf intrd who esehanges. To he Lie titettant, by purchase--Ensign - D. White, 'vice • To be Assistant-Surgcon--Hospital-Assistant Nathaniel Morgan, 6-Ith Ditto—Thomas,Stevensott, Gent,' to be Ensign, by pur chase, .victi, Ralston, promoted. • ,• • 66th Ditto—To` be LicutentintS, Lieut. W. B. Stiles, from the 34th Font, without tmrehase, s';ce. Clrimbers. deceased —Ensign PatriekJobn I)ini4Lts, by purchasc, vice Morgan, promoted. 67th Ditto—Licut. George Rea to ha C;totain of a tilipaq, vice Scott, deceased. To be Lieutenatins, Ensign J. W. Sloane, vice Rea—Ensign IC Ft. Tidmarsh, hr purchase, vice .I,;ar, who retires--En sign.H. Richardson, i , .y purchase, vice Ronald, promoied. To be Ensign, without porcha,, Cockerill, Gent. vice Barrie, prom•ded in the 2d Garaison, Battalion. 69th Ditto—qoartermaster - Serieant Biytliman to be QuartermasteruvieuHeney,promoted i 3 the sth teyan Battalion. 7.lst Ditto—Capt. R. - North, front half-pay of the 50th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Graham, who eac!laitges --George Nason, Gent. to he Ensign, eithoitt purcnase, vice O'Brien,.promoted in the 3,1 Garrison Battalion. 73d Ditto—To he Lieutenants, Ensign P. Brige, vice Crane, deceased.. Ensign George Hughes, vice Acres, dead of . his wounds. Ensign A. Blexterhasset, vice Brciwne, dead of his wounds. To be Ensigtis—Heart' Monk, Gent. vice Bridze. Charles Mills, Gent. Vice Hughes. Sitoon Mute 'Tryddell, Gent. . -vice Blennerhasset: 79th Ditto—To be Ensigns, Volunter Thinald Cameron, 'without purchase, vice Noyes, whose aiipointinent has not taken place. Mitt bew•2.l‘.Dontegh, Gent: purchase, vice . •Carneron, promoted To be Quatter-master—anartef-master-Serieant John Gow, vice; Sinclair, promoted in the 3tl itoyal Veteran Battalion. 81st Ditto—Lieuteaant Cornelius O'Connor, from half-pay of the 31st root, to he Lieutenant, vice Uple, Charles Scion, Gent. to be Ensign, wdhotit' purchase, vee Dormghtte, promoted in the 3d Garri , ,on Battalion. • 8211 Ditto, to be Lieutenants, .uithotit . purchase—Ensigns Maurice tiConneil, rice Dickenson, appointed to the.mit - Royal Veteran Battalion; C. Mackay, vice Whitaker,' de ceased. T o b e E ns i gns ,....-t':illiarn Carew, (lent. rite O'Connell; Stewart , Derby s hire, Gent. vice ?duel:ay. 84th Ditto—Edward WoOlhouse, Gent. by purchase, vice 11010e5 promoted. 85th Ditto, Captain Chalice C. Johnson, front the ;;9th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Fisher, who exclia;iges. 89th Ditto—James Dawson,.Gent. to be Ensign, with out pur chase, vice Lewis, prOmotol in the 3flG.trrison Battalion.' ii 91st Ditto—Ensign Nicholas ITorsley, to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Campbell, promotel. Volunteer David Campbell, to lie Ensign, vice Horsley. 93d Ditt o , --Charics Hume, Gent; to be Ensign; by purchase, vice Grant, promnted in the6utb Foot. 100th Ditto—To lie _Lieutenants, without purchase, Efl , ) , flS George Daly, and J. Davidson. To be EnSigns; Michael Harris, Gent. vice Daly, and George Conolly; Gent: vice •DaVidSlin. 101 St, Ditto—Ensign D. R. Addison, to he Lieutenant, with out pnrchase, vice Park, who resigns: Richard Martin, Gent. to be - Ensign,-iice Addison. H9spital-Assistant David M`Kirlay, to be r . N.ssistAnt-inrigeons vice Reid, apliointed to the York Light lniantry Volunteers. Io3d Ditto—Ensign John N. Barber, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Alexander Cuppage, sea. who retires: En- sign S. 8.-Ross, from Meuron's Regimeat„ tv It: Ensign, it bout purchase, vice Barber. 2d West India Regiment —Matthew Day, Gent. to be Ensigh, 'without purchase,. vice Mackenzie, whose appointment lies not taken plate.. Cape Regiment—Lieutenant Hon. Win. Ogilvy, froin tiro SRI loot, to lie Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice ,Kirby - , who retires. - 2d Garrison Battalion-- , Lientenant front lalf-pay of the 23d F on t, to lie Lieutenaut, rice Griffiths, who es changes. Lieutenant Joseph Crawford, to he Adjutant, tire Gritiiths, who _resigns the Adjenazieyainly. • 2d Ditto—Lieutenant-COlonel Hugh Henry, front the sth West India Regiutent, to be Lieutoant-Colovel. T.-. I, r',,itt.it: - ..-i.'' ...:•i•ar.•.as-,--i,i,ritt:arlis 641 1 i tt" ' le i e "111,t I mill Cite :t7th Font ; atm .: It ory Stitn e reet, fro Y 1 . ; ! ..-,11'.' :),-. , :!,-0 .es. , .., ..00rlf To be Lic,it...r...t: --Li, , ! ,,,•, in t- ~.,..t i t • ..-Wintarit vi'l..-.1. -. from the t ;,....!! - ..y 0-.lt.t. at .laid..tOrtr. Elli:;;114.1• 11•11"';..- gart. licoj..min Bkl*.lie, hint 1 i:V. (VII; Foot: it. " 7 ." ij t i:tt . b. echt, l'i..i:', the , t:;'d Focit. .-littltiit• I)onoglitte., frotl!, at. tft st -Foot. F.l,va.H. '.11.:• es 0111':,91, from the 7ls t l' Th uni am Leal?; liotzt t , n• Foth F - ' • • i. c;ce ;1 1" 1 ! 1. 1 't . g. e; ; I' l l .s iy i.g n: % .1 — ::-- 1. iii :; i n : . ii; . :t .' : . l ' • . .z .l l.. ‘ ! :. ) li t ‘ t l i ; : t :l d oi -f' do n t i t °(it;:(l6dee:3::fi;;.•• 1-,l'it!:-I,x)32:;',ltlal:',lttls4,--;7:..-1,.1e..:,`1LL.i.,r5t..,i't-s.itr,,,,', 3-39. i:'';'''''. troll) hut Ipay 1,1 the 4lst Foot. ..,-- ~1, low 3(1 Royal V,‘te - rau Ilattitholt---Lii!ot'..:;:at Itoliert .0.--, -° . 0. 1,.; • -fiatin lialf-Tay, us adjutant of Z 4 Itet'initinsf it.istricti_ Lieutenant, vice Itoberts , m, placed . on I lte'lletire.l Lis% 1. sth Diu a—Qua - -ill astcr Richard Jell , r,ot, Ow? .. ..I tw .., r, ; Regiment of Life Guards ti'l.• '' - ' 44'' , t. ,-;.... .1e...e...0... . viliose appoint Inca 1..1 , n u t tata.rt pla.c... ~f tO, GUI Ditto---Lieu'att..n:tot Ti:oucts Itillon, :rem 11 .1111 ''' Y I ' late 2d tivrrisuti Battalion, to be /...i,:atenaitt, yice -r i. ' ''',.... whose appintnietit has not ,alien place. lite,. g 1 Sth I)itto—Scrjeant-Major .lohti Gardner, of tbz , , h ip? 'Royal Veteran Battalion, to he lince.;it ; ilityritaittr F ..,,,,,;. Jezti, front the Kali-pat i of the 9litlt Foot," b e 1'3 ' 1 • 19.2 t0 b° Nova Scotia Fencibles---:E. T. P. 1-littsbetwood, 'Go - . Ensign, without purchase, .ticc tiowe, pa:voted. „Itle Glengarry Light Infantry Fencibles—`:erjeitilt- ° asGr f fr •: - -mouth Levingtotie to he Adjutant (with the raill,. N( s .. .f i l l ) r , u u rice s,,,i c li h l a i F t , , i t i v e l i i i . , : h. r:_s i g_ }.... u n i s t i g tt u e A il dLi x it j a I:l, u ;, y ia t t ): , ) , l ll 3 . z . ie to k 6 i 's Lieutenant, vice lienah, proinote-d. . ..: ...., , e, f l ' c (;eorge Bliss, 'Gent. to bit Ensign, vdtbourptioc..-' e,,,,,, ,, Mi 'whin., promoted. . STAFF.—Assistant-:Assistant Charles J°1)...„ r 2.1 1' i r .otrl bes to he. Deputy Coutatissary-G ener al to the Fitrce,c,,- 1 Lewis, Cent, to be Deputy Assista nt Coataii:-..!,,,ry-v. to the Forces. • teP' est 'f Dc Bull's Itegimetit—Ensioal -* •S' ''t to be 1 ,,1T t,i-ll , -Lai ICJ : 1111 I .. ' . . % . 1t11,)11 1 , purchase, vice D'Erlach, ‘ , 1 20 fe" , '' ' '' Hauser, Gent, to he Ensi4n, vice Nruitli. Men ton's Regiment—John M:Nabh, Gent. - to Il e I t : i•::5 1.' y: :.l Ltil. t . . 2:i r t ai. ; : i i , ) ii 7 it , r, v_ic \ e.; , }l ,lt tij ti s t , ,, !i r i:_p c) . i .l ll , t s ett t . !„7, l .. e ,,,,.;, (l: : l, l .,l : : i l c i t ,.. . Reid, front the 101;t Foot ' . b 1• • ~- ,;" ~ ..o e : ,SIS.a.I •-.- . .. Cat licat - t, promoted: ,: t . 91:1, Slli . ...tottAsnum—The e&clivrt,.,:e between Lieuten,..,,„ 0 , :.); Inge, on half-pay of -the 16:1i Foot, tu-Kt F`;" l ,' ~:t: WO ivit. Foot, as stated in the tiaz,ttte of tile E-2il•ft ,l l . '''' sv re/ '. taken place. , • .4 Lieutenant Lewis Gasquet, of th e Ist Dragoora,,, seded, being absent without leave. . • BANKRUTTCIES ENLAnGEI7* 11- 4. , -ill e :-. •" M. H. Botibol, VVon3,4ret-t., ClienpF , ide , "T" lc analctui . er,•frow. October:3 to Noverobcrl, ,eri.la3l, in R. \V. Holt, Green Lettuce-1,4f1e, Cancioarcet, " from Octubtr 17 to.Decensber 5. BANKRur.Ts• - c.,t,i,er T:t3 n 1: 1 ; c :4 • fr: : . : : : ::'' ‘ ': - .n .. ' • ' n i:11 : 2 ; 15 r 1 , 7":' 0 :1t 1 C; 1 ): : : : :: : :1 r ili : rt Be l c c ,ri!ies, •Messrs. Itesrion and Sum., pre•.'e"t-. -•_.• .o,loit i ' ll at (iiiildilall. zit ' ''' at ' ' -791.'-'tr.' ' . turc . ' . • -,\Jr. r'itli.eii, • . 51, rlegAe. l)e 1' ~,, 11. Aiiiiotts, Bradby, De: . ll ‘ 4 'te silopl.:cerer, i ' , a t r at fire, N .,, veinl)er 1 at : te 'l .l ' .Ol - i ''..-,• I. c'uc'ellieY, 33 r• '2O, 27, and November Three Queens lAn ' B ' 1 ' ' ' 7. 'Lt. .I.ti° , urcoo-aOOO-14‘ . 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C 1 1,•‘,.;,,.(1‘iir.:.,:'")itt1, iLittpti-gati.lcil. : ~,,e'r, ()lod(' 17v' 2, and 1N;;',.,1,..,"'i";g"", Sonter4.:o•liire,,ll?:.'ll,fi' lip. Attorot...., ~ .. ~, ...,, _tv)er 22, at.tv:elvt., lit Li,' , :. oyes e. ,, ,,. 1 ... i .. J . : • • , 1 all)vooli. . oy Nora , : J. P.l( • 1 i4r,; WI, ! i l rard 1.01-,eller,. Oji),Jel: , , 1 1 1 , 6CSIJY , I -J .4 ta.,'"711_:21.3,7„..4tt, tti.wuriliv e, ;LT: "...I.iiilClll4l'.. -1,11.`411'.3.' . * *. Nor. .. n 1 bcint, ''' eleven, at --7"%., 'Newingtou-igitti, conl-nlere t 0.., ',Ocher,' . tf:lu"ledill, I,oodutt—Nor V,. G. l'aP e, "'''. •trv-e-' Oct. '2O. (..:''ik kven, at the .King..s 1-I.eacl 100, 1.....,:x.',', ~,,,,t,, at t h e r „ .4 , • ii.3raw-i-on, Nargate, spip-aierchAttt, 2: 13,41 jf Stead, IN. Y . hotel, Margote•-•-rSoi• 9.: 'l.. 101)''''''''', . r,i,t3 a:id cr,s),,atton, Yorßshire,.clothiers, at •trai at. 0%.,,i,„1., Icri,tic,i±_;,\';_ut ckren, at the Conintercial Itoovr, C'll-'1) ~ a l is ) , 1tt,):1:.,,..,1::1,1,.:,1. ::: :; 1 1 " • I ' I I : 11 . % II: : 1 ~ 6 N l ' j ' e a it 1 1 ; :t: I.' s . f . , :I : 1,. l l i C e ' r I :'1:0':JI:,1::::1:::;;;t.:;4::;: :st,:tiiilan '"e Eagle and ebilti Inn,- caoobritige-7--1) ..m, ay i t Blackburn., Lancaster, linen -draper, at t''';',', 61s -I.)::e___(,;_,"st le ism, 131aclibttrn---Nur. i 0..1. liregorY,'S3',v`Ye Po? e"filt,tl,,\littett-drriitec, at elevuo, at the Ship awl 1 ", , , , o ie .1".;,111. 'l'. Hartley, iklonchester, butcher, f t ' . 1 40 - vett, at '' ~,,, .. ,`,l,e ""14 Tavern, Mitoct,..estr--Nol'ensiwr 9 ' cO 4 sviot.lit,tc: Williani Iligue„ Coclo•broob, .I...aricasers,'So'r• 4. A. 1/.•,,,.,'"'t eleven, :it the Palace -Inn, .):,.10cberv70,,t;, It. (-;,,lidtL'',"l3, llatclitte-lliglovity, busies', 14. • „he, ij' twe ''' ' t'• (N; tt:i1:11:1.11.111.,SL3',v):.:1:11:tol--tAn'Tttita."1'..1;.. le'll'1:11'''!,:l..10..d13:V: Stroud, Kent, at one, at Guildhall —Nov. 4. r; L.,: 3...„.ti,a -1 1.9u,u. :Kent, brewer,.at eleven, ;.it. Guildhall, ',ono , s riot - , `'stt'r..e,..-:„e‘.).e::.11 I , Y ' a at ( i t ! t i ll lntl-111)Itlill—d i N " ' ' ' t ' t s v ' . ..i,s;(.:_r ‘1 it hotit, straw-tiat-manufactur e, ;it, ten, 4l .4' 1 . 1 T ,. , ,. tass' 13 1 l a! t ITI o.ltii,}ile4sl.4.,;:clir:!ii'ol)lid„,,,+.o,4o;_t: -pialis:t4. T. Welling's, Church -lane, Wbiteehapel, 144'3%gitissof Bee tweIVC, at Gaildbail---Nay.. 4. IL. ,•.4..1),' ,)...... I ,2rd, draper, at 11111', at 6111Illhall, I,olldoll ~. :11 i;itile Liiii_arSj hall -str,lare. toae-ia.kson, At t.,:ll,i't tj'ih.!- hall. :.4. J. 11:.)e,,, 0.-,,-:urd, groccr, at eleven ;s 4 ,c:ri,t 1 ::: s•—• " .T .I v i; ei . 1. , 17 1 ): C. t : (; ' , 1171 ; 11: t i i i C l i :"c11(11::.‘1;1311.F:3::,'•-:,:.:c**°,ella(cle:911161:11r-is'it):1:11,:•:;I'fli'i fii.r;',i'.l---; ..% ""`vs,;:l; FentAlardi street, laerellaat!,,rolo th...., ''',lft, Soti:lizitaptotl, chall.:l.ler --11.. 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Lad? cf 'llll' 1 .•1).1 '•"der:,un, E :(1 of the of` tr•-iff.ce oil, danght..l4,2l..tcri it:-.....),e ',,.,ame (I'Lv, t :it; 1.:41v l:::nes ait'oiiton, P.5(1.'4 I s--.-e,,,,,rtit4:sividi-squat v., of a clattghter• DIVIDENDS ~irtZ~'iS~ - , Jahn jnly' Op a Saturdav ft: 11100,i. of Great I..;oram-str...et be a 'lt II • ' ot! 7.(lN_orFlug, !.;t owl wilci n '" its)Ordcrs, Letter; (r^ ;' »,-'t»,-'t;1‘..... •