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1~., ~._...._ .~ '~.•G~.:'.4b ~r~at:sess~^s 1Z i 6,M THI. I.()NiON TE, T.C0v.21 , 1315 • trh =2l. ISlb. tits B.l+o High . i;esq Re , gent has beeii ' , pleased, it) the niknie and On the bvll4.f skt i‘lajesty, to 4ratit the • 44iiity of a Iliroutt the l'nittd Kingdom of Gueat• Britain mold Iretaii, to :Sir Ochtgrtony', Knight ,Coinnlander of the Most Holm:indite ilitary Order otthe Both, and Ma;or filen- rit in thi?Arirr3* in the East • Indies, •and to the heirs e of his tiott' law - 1110y begotten. • -• (rat- OP;ce AV(iv. 21 151 75.. 'lst Re,r.,•iment of DnigO:nis, Li..,it. Sigismund Trafford to he Captain of it Two:: by purchase, vice ilea:l.:cote, who • • • let irYs. 14th Regiment of "Ligitt Dragoons, Harrison) \Valhi , Sober, Genf. to be Cornet, by porcl...isc, - vice Lyon, promoted. •1•70 Dr 1•o, Lieut. Charles Grevillc, from the 21st Foot, to vice What t,,n, who exchanges.. '4?.'.5t Ditto, Lieut. James Dowd, Iron; rialf-pay of the. Staff Corps of Cavalry, to he Liontenant, vice Stapleton, wilt! • exchanges. ael Ditto, Lieut -John:Banner to be Captain.of a Troop, by purchase, vice lioivaid, proinoted. Cornet Ala.• Chambre io Lieintenhint, by.purcliase, - vice Danner. •: •Isi ltegiinent of Foot Guards, Gentleman Cadet .11natago illtatalters,itom the 101yal Coliege, to be • Ensigo, without purchase, vice Chambers, promoted. Itegntient of Foot; Easign dosep'n Crowther to be Litu, Ir,met, with IkQut purchase, lime Mid.„.•eley, resigned. Francis • Gent. to lie , EnSign, vice Crowther. Httspital- A f sisiant .loin O'Reilly to ho Assistant-Surgeon, vice Bat oszall,liroimited in the 33,1 Fo . ot. Ito Onto, llaptain Iler;ry C. GIs!), front half-pay of the 41st rool,lo be Capt:..la of a Comiiany, vice Cox, who oxchanges, e:ViVil.lv the t.e.701 . e1l cc. Ensign 'William Caldwell to be Lieutenant,. vice deceased. Ensign Cotlibert Daly,...froai half-pay 'of slsr 3tli Foot, to be Ensign, vice Caldwell. • f/a ii Dintli, Clarhe r fient. to be Ensign, pur e, vice 11,,Y05, whose appointment has not token place. El Vootlillotopitat Assistant Richard. Crofton to assistant-Surgeon, vice Cassidy,,appoiated-to the 411. • Ceylon Regiment. 9th :sitto.--To be Lieutenants, .tr.sign Siborn, vice • • !ieceased. Eosign John • :\lart ap to the Ist Royal Veteran , Gentleman Cadet Richard Baron; front the 5•.,y,..1...;i1itavy College, vice Siboru. Thomas Hall, Gent. I.' - ; , • Colonel Honourable Patriclt Stewart, from the - root, to be Lieutenant Colo! Milne, who ,x- Willizia Clarke, (kilt. to be Vaisign, without Plifc;olse, vice comlactiue, appointed to the Royal Staff chalig,s - Col 10S -itto, Lieutenant 7 Colonel Alexander Milne, from the • .I,th' rdot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, -Vice Stewart, whti cx- . dc.itrzes. Vull• I..ritto:Assistant-Slttgeen George ILittiedhe, friini half " ay ul 111;., Ist iaai'rison Battalion, to be Assistant-Surge:oh, `vic'e•Got who exolinges. . • .IZ:tl.l. ) i:tii, Lieutenant T. R. Wharton, from the 17th Light 10 he Lierii..cant, vice Greville, who exchanges. • Is..mc 'lho:•.:as Thompson, Gent. to he Sccood Lieutimant, ',thane. ; drehase, vice Sinclair, promoted in the Ist Garri -41.1*.1...1tti,:;!1!11. • • ,2.itO, T. Ball to be Lieutenant; without pur • • c .;i us ,, e Who resigns: I.;'entlenitin Cadet-Ed : waid Bittier,`tioni the ,Reyal Military College, to be En si,9ly vice llali. • Ditto, l' , redericis Brownlow, Gent. to be Second Lieute-• vice L,hodc, 1 illcd in action.• 0.4111, Ditto, Maj,o' llohison, front half-pay of the Regiment, to ni; Major, vice Forster, who exchanges. '2sth * Ditto, Licutenalit Iltiiry S. :Maxwell, from half-pay of .1)11:on's ile,giment; to' be Lieutenant, vice Town, who ex .:,e ill ei.. . V:;1113)i.to, Libutenant William Ross, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant; without, chase, vice Gra ' ham, a:ppuhited to the 511) Royal Veteran tattaVi.M. Jdoies • Donald, Gent. to:hi:Ensign, by purchase, vic.e-M'Donagh, promoted. - . -27tb.Reginfent of Foot, Brev,et Lieut.-Coronet W. B. Neyrioe. ' Lieut.-Colonel, without liurchase; vice Reeves, ap- Imspect-lng Field-Oflicer of a llec - aliting.District. : Drat:et Major John Jordan to he Major, ,viec Neynoe. !Liz Gcoro.c.Ac.onlii be .Captain of a Company,vica Jur- Ensign 'John Dilams'to be Lieotenant, . Ensign-John ()'Mara, from tiali-pk.ty of the' late-iltll Gar . rison Ba'stolion, to he Ditinas. . 30th John' Stewart 't.t>" be Lieuten4nt, vice To be r‘nsigii , , without purchast , , Volunteer Lewin, viee. Charles John Liles, Gent. vice Stephens, pro--; • ruoted in the 90th Voot• " ':icholson, from half-pay of the Regi-• 'o....snt, be• Lieutenant, whu (1 . -changes Otto, I ienteliant .k.:(lwayo i.e.stley to be Captain of a vice Haigh, wtlo . 2‘;:ftli Ditto, Ensigo John Norman to be Lieutenant . ; without • urellase,_ vice appointed to the 15titlt Foot. Tuct.er Gent. to be Ensign, vice Norman. itltl.)ittLt, Jelin M:ccaiister, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur .. ria; nctv..ll, promoted. • • e7ttliPittq; 7.lisigo:"llmilias 'frnin half-pay of the 41st Foot, tit be Ensign, vied Walsh, promoted in the 2d Garri son 13attallun.... —0 . . • 43d Ditto, Lieutenant George Moulton to be C'aptain of a Company, r..ithout purchase, vice Chapman, appointed to the lstßoyalYeteran Battalion. Ensign John Pollock to lie Lieutenant, vice Bonitos). Paittie Bayley, • 'Geist. to'he Eirsign;rice , Di".to‘,l_aehlan :11‘A1ist , r, Gent. to be Ensign, without purelia,e, vice Siawell, promoted: in the 9uth root. je 7 IJ:we t U be Paymaster, vice Hu,gliei, super sect,nl. • • ' - , Mon,agn, to he. Lieutenant, ,by pur • c l : Lese, vice vie, preMot,,l ici the Cape Reg - i...:ent. nuts Itieivird if; umb.2,,Gcrit. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice • f,'otil Ditto, :•:1.1 it Alexander. Blnotl to he-Lientenant, with out purchase, vice. prortioteil. Lavoine, (lent. to be Ensign, vice-BloOd; /-Ir3pital-Assistant Samuel 'Wylie to - be As.-±iztant-Surgeon. -, Regiment of Foot, Brevet J. SeOinger, from !dill-pay Of ttr,,'3stit Foot; to 'be 'Captaieni a Company; •vice.Zooeil,: who exchanges. t. h-e;Lieutenrints, Lieut. .0. L. Shipley, from .half-pay of 13th Foot, Foot, vieeFarr, who . exchangeF. Lied. Williaid• from.hall-pay of the '2tith Foot, vice Citattertoti, who exchanges. - Ti,, Ix f;usign, by purchase, Wm, jjeury Turner, Gent. vice ckreq,;. , ue without appOinted ti 4 the Ist West India Regiment. • i-2,1 Ditto How-iti.:-assista,lit.Jaules Brady, to be Assistant sNrgema. • Ditto, that. Symon 131thlulph, from half-pay of the 41st FoOt t ., to ,I,,nr Ljdev4.terrantt.v-ice.l.lqiltrittu, who . t.-„xchanges. , -199/Ovil-I-0-!---titaeVeuteitants, w";thout purchase, Ensigns ,!„ "U st ,44,itlonr2 , 4llfCry; Pienjtamirf;Garrett, "William Brady, : rsr,igotthci - Atijutant John Huteltiii •—ahl4to have the-ran _of Lietstcnatit. Licut../as. Primrose, from the 73d Foot. Ensillif fl.•Stepliens, front the 30th SVin. Stftweil, from the 4fitli Foot. To he Elisig-ns, Ensign Peter'Porteous, from half-Tay of the . -• p‘ith Foid:;vitrO Montgoin&ry. .•tleritthirian Cadet Citontwell :-I,iel• - .,,,frotta the it.:tV.tt: Military College, Viet: Garrett. Wet. ..; ford,Joluisoti,:Gent. viee BFirdy. Mark Thomas, Gent. vice Roth ',Vssistant-Surgeon,-Hospital-Assistant James Bett, vice M'Lean;,..p,rostoted in 'tho U4lth -Foot. Ditto, Henry Nolan, F. 44. to he l'a.yinaster, vice Francis, discharged from the Serriee. Fth S'S v 10: Reginient,'Seijeatit2KajorWilliaM Chambers, . ti be (.... s tinitter-Niastet, vice ?Lniavell, appointed' to the 3d Veteran Battalion.. • - - r • RoVal Staff Corps. Geatles; Gent.. without purchase, vice • Lloyd, promoted.. 'Ensign Thomai Condor-nine, from the Foot, si;:a Soott,_promoted. . .3.st Battalion; Second Lieutenant Hon. James Sin ( I.ii: •. the 21st Foot, to b Lien-tenant, vice Williaras, theist Ittiyal Veteran Battalion. , • • 3d IYotj---r-To be t,antains of Cornpaniee, Petit, Lord George • iron the 9th Light Dragoons, ice ap . poi :•,c.l to the 2,1 Vetertri Battalion, Li.nitenant I".:ibliond Burke, ilium, the 35th Pool, vice M`Carthy, ap • tho 2d ;loyal Veteran Batt,lion. lti, o , r , T ......AlajtirCiCtieral Si; Iludstin Lowe to be Lieutenant ',trend in the,,lshind of saint Helena - only. 8:•.t•-e.—Iteverentl Brooke Bridges Stevens, B. A. to be- a t.b•i si dain to the 1 ore , sl - Major Sir Thomas Betide, tut tor, 2:11-vitiot; to he DeptltY Atlittant General to the Troops iii the island of St.Heleila, with•the - reink uf• Lieu • tesitut Colonel in the Army. • • ' Cche Itennkiader To-morrow.] • • 4Clonent .Cux, Portcanoatli, paintvr, Derill.fcr .11,•At'one, 12, at ,yl. vett, anti .louna;-!' .2, at one, at the Star and • tiiatt.t . 111, Poi Atto.rairs; Zlr. Staply. Ina, at 515...34:a01t, il.e -'younger, roa.sca, crocer, 11--eceilllwr 15, at one, 16; and Jauilary 2, at three, at the Fountain Inn, Portsmouth. Attornie, Mr. Isatc Weymouth, POrtsea, or Mr.. Alt-mm(101 - , -Carey-street, tincoln's Inn. • Samuel Augustus Oddy\ It:plane, bookseller, N o venu f er 25, December 2,. and Jalinary at ten, ttor- Me.;srs. Blnillord and Murray, Mitre , court - htl i ldings, • 'l7etuple. Ben :milli Badman, Altiefsgat-e-strcet, - cheesentonger , No vember 'at_ten, I)ecember 9, at eleven, and .lanuary th at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hudson, place, Ci , y-road. James Tuck, Woodford, Essex, butcher, November 28, De cember 5, and January 2, at eleven, at -Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. E. Wilde, Warwick-square. , William Goodyear, Market-street, inukeePeri NovembOr 28, December 5, and January 2; at tn'elve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, :Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Corhet-court,nrac2churdh-street. John Goldie, Lawrence-Penntney-hill, merchant-, Novemlwr - 2-2, December G, and Jannary 2, at ten, at. Guildhall. ,kt tornies, Messrs. Knight and t'reeman, Basingball-street.. Thomas Newman, Saint Ives,-1-luntingdonshire,- waggoner, December 3,- at five, (-;, and January 2, at 'eleven, at the -Crown Inn,. Saint lees: Atiornies, Mr. Edward Greene, Saint Ives, or Messrs. Debary and Co. Gate-street, Lfin noir), Edward Baines, Liverpool, merchant, December 12, 13, and ianuary -2, at one, at the New London Coffee - home, LiVerpOol. Attornies, Nlesirs. Adlington and Gre-: gory, Bedford-row, or Mr. _Charles- Bird, Castle-Diteh,, Liverpool. •Ntir Crooh, Torton, Lancashire, wheelwright, December , IS, 19, and..lanuary "2, at elt:ven, at the haul; lon, Bolt le-Moot - S. Attortiles, Messrs. Atilington anti GI egory, 17,edforti-row, or Messrs.- Cross and Rushton, .Boltcm-le• Moors. . . George Rusbburyt he elder and George Bushbury the younger, Bilston, Stall44bire, bankers, November 27, at two, VI, and:Jannay 2, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Shiffirall. At ' tornies, Messrs. Long and Austen, Gray's 1110, , or Mr. Stnart, John Pattinson, Liverpool, merchant, December 12,13, and January 2, at one, at the London Hotel, Liverpool.. At tornies, Mr. Charles Itowlinson, Liverpool, or Edward Chester,. Staple Inn. • Joseph Carruthers, Holesowen, Shropshire, mOney-scrivener, December 2, and January -2, at• twelve, at. the Royal Ilid el, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Lowe, • Bir mingham, or Messrs. Rosser and Sun, Bartlett's-buildings, rlolhorn. • 'booms C - rosley, Little Sheffield, 'Vol - ..shire, shopkeeper, Dovember29, 39, and January 2, at eleven, at tin., Ton - tine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Iligg,-Southampton- Cliancery-1ane,..,0r lllr. Itod . gers, Sheffield. John Daniell the younger, Bristol, hatter, December 2, 5,- and January CI, at one, -at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, MesSrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's Inn, or ' Mr. Andrew Livett, jon. Bristol. - John Green, liedge-Hoase, Herefordshire, draper, Decern . her 11, 12, and J.;nhary a, at chisels, at the Hop-Pole Inn; • IVorcerer.. Attornies, Mr. Gillam, Worcester, or Messrs. CaslaleS and Young - , Gray's Inn. Josepb Fisher, New. S.eaford, Lincolnshire, flax dre;ser, December 1, at three, 2, at eleven, and January 2, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, New Sleaftird. Attornies, 'Messrs. Sandys, Horton, and Roadie., Crane-court, Fleet-street, or Messrs. Pearsom, Sleaford. Ge,n - ge Raincock,.HarloW, Essex, master-mariner, Novem her 25, December 5, and January 2, at eleven, at GU - Attornies, Messrs. Hutchinson and Ennuott, Hall, Addle-street. • DIVIDENDS. • . . Der. 19. J. Williams, jun. Hadley; "Middlesex, bricklayer— Dec. 13. Tvet man, Molupton, Northallerton, Yorkshire, linen-mariutacturer;-1)ec: 'F. Herbert, Don - ve-hill, and Manchester, cotton,merchant--Nov, 25. .L M. Pitman, Sun-street, Ilisholtsgate., tallow-chandler--Dee. 12. C• Mum ford-, Stroud, Kent, grocer.-;.:Det 19, T. Goldsmith, Shore ditch, dealer in ,win es—Nov. 25..1. Hughes and It. Challon, St onington Sittis'eg.,•col'amon-broVers—Dec. 13. 5. Marshall, st oc hp o rt, cotton-manufacturer7-Dee. its. J. Ito- Huddersfiellt, Yot'lishire, merchant—Nov. - 25. 3. Foyetnan. - . Sheerness, - carpenter—Dec. 13. 3. Hirst, Marsh; Huddersfield, merchant —131.e.e. 23. W. Lane, 30 it. liiritiinghato, iroti-dealer-Dee.lo. M. -Abrahams, Duke-street, Altigate, nierchaut—Dec. 10. It. Smith, Richmond, hosier- . .-Dec. 19. 3.•Gtiild, London,' uttirchant- - -Dtie.• .ls . 3. Fitch,. Colchester, linen-tirapci - -.-Dec. 2:3. S. Cave, Oxford-street, mercer. • CERTreICAII , .S—DEr. 11. W. Stec•ii,• Saint Me llion, Cornwall, moor-stone-mer chant—J.-B. plow-011i, p low, Bnchingbant, • pa.. per 7 rnalAer—W. Dowly, Birmingham., glass toy-mai:et—W. (A:than', Carlisle, Merchant-1. 'Booth, Curtain road. St. Leonard:, carpenter—i 9.., Buclilet,, llatton-garden, -. watch and .1. Illtitdeld, - MorpeAi, Northumberland, -innkeepers. - •• • , , " ' l'AßTNEttstill'S DISSOLVED. • J. Burgess and' .1. iaimax, Salford, Lancaster ' brewers— T. Carrntbers and J. Nlorga . l2,. Sfunehouse, Gloucester. clffthic"rs-7C„ Staeben and' .A. Viet - fry," general x.erthants--11.Wal tun and Co. Norland. worsteil:quanu fgettir,rsL-,1. aifil• Janoes's-street, - hatters —'l'. llautitman aud .1. Eamer, Preston, Lancaster, cntton manulatturers-:-.1. Dar,uptirt and Cu. Salt-works . , North- A6eber and W. tValt, th:fnycgl. carvers and gilds rs .Y. a:iat "!.1;k1 - 16,', Newcastfo-upon-Tyne, linen and woolie9-draper- , G. Eadou 41711 Co. 'Sheffield, York, manu facturers of. . LATIL CAT .A§TJI9fliE IN ‘VELL-TEEET.:—.7IIe three PeySons wii6 are riow known, to have pe,- risheal . in the late calamity, but whose holies-have • not been discovered, ,are >t Frenchman, a Ger man, anti an Irishman. None of them, we, are happy to state, had families, and were constantly' resident upon the premises of Mr. CONSTADT:- 01 the individuals sent to the .hospital, one (a Frenchman) died yesterday morning.—riteJe-• mainder are pronounced out of d a nger.—Yester.: day an Inquisition was taken at the sign of Grave Maurice, opposite the London Hospital, White.- chapel rdad; on the body of J. Milling, one of the workmen at• the sugar-house of 111 r. CoN STADT, and Who died in the London Hospital, front the effects : of the exploSion. The deceased was a Frentliman, and employed about tlte. works of - the engine for - a considerable time. The evi dence in this case was nearly the sante as that which wits given on the bodies found in.the ruins. No tie w light IVYIS thrown upon this dreadful c - !amity ; and the Jury returned a verdict: of Acci dental Death.—The body' was toost — shinkingly.,l mutilated, and the ayes literally forced from the socket. • SUDDEN Dets,:ms.---On Monday morning, at eight JoIIN B A TTEN, Esq. an Alderman of the city of Rochester, universaily beloved by _a • numerous circle of acquaintance, was seized with a paralytic stroke-, and almOst . instantly expired ; and on Matto/ night, at tieven o'clock, , seqtAnce of a premature labour; Mrs. BATTEN anti her infant ; and •on Monday morning their eldest son was also taken ill, anti at present no hopes are entertained of his recovery. Yesterday afternoon,, us a labouring Man was crossing front the. end of . fteet : market, Holborn bridge, he was knocked 'down by-the pole of a hackney-coach, and the wheels _passing over his head,fractured his,Skull• in adreadful manner. lie I wits conveyed to the hospital, without hopes of recovery Monday night.the shop of Messrs:. Westwood and AP Lackalon, chronometer, watch, and clock makers, Postern-16w, Tower hill, was broke open, ainl robbed of nearly 40-gold and.silver watches, gold chains, seals, &e. . Two boys lately had a dispute at a school i n Wiltshire, when one of them took tip a piece of bramble to strike the other. with, to rc late,•athorit iii its:pierced': one of his e y e s in so severe, a•Mauncr, as t . biear the sight %rill be total lylost. • 110 Y.VL A C t)E.M Y. & CAR- On :Monday evening, at eight o'clock, ti. LISLE, :Esti, P.R.S. delivered. his Second Lecture on " . The, Principles of Aratooly;" at the Royai Academy. • The Learned Professor commenced his discoursa by referring the Student, for an introductory View of the principles of anatomy, to the- works Of his distinguislred predecessor, Dr. WILLIAM HUNTER, which would he found in the library - of the Aca- In. treating this subject, he wonld not, lie ob served, consider it so much as an occult or ab stract science, as one, the practical knowledge of which would, in many parts, form an important and necessary feature in the attainments. of the Student in Art. To inculcate this most essential information, he woidd follow the high example of the ancient Greeks, and illustrate the principal properties of .human life by a reference to the corn portent partS Of animal creation, which would be found quite sufficient for everyArseful purpose. — The Greeks, from motives of policy and religion, discouraged to a certain extent an inqoisitive iu qui:-1 into the frail materials which composed the fr.tme of man ; they ,disliked to make him too fa miliar with the compound of his own existence, and judiciously preferred to illustrate his corporeal properties by a des-elopement of the correspond- : ing parts, which were to be found hr the other. walks of animal life. • The Learned Professor next recommended, as art instructive guide in the paths of science; the classification and arrangement of the almost end less.divisions ofs natural history, as laid down in tire Linnzean system. He then entered upon a description of the tree proportions of the human frame, which wotOtt be found in the-greatest per fection in •periods of:cultivation and , . refinement, and to degenerate in savage and barbarous In ancient Greece, for instance, the standard was in its perfect shape,-and the reverse would he d'is eovet'ed in the uncultivated tribes of New Holland and China. The universally adopted standard for the human height Wis the Greek one of six. feet., wanting a fractional -part of art inch. The Learned Professor then gave an elaborate description of the divisions of the bead, neck, truok, and extremities of the body : in the course of .whidi illustraied the particular office of each part, *liy pointing out its distinct situation in a human skeleton suspended for that purpose. He also shelved, by a,sintilardemon stration, the affinity of -action between some of the Organs of man, and those of other animals in the great faniity of Nature-- - -for instance, the strong resemblance between the extremities of the tyre, monkey; and itan7aroo species, end those of the human frame. lie-also explained, with great in genaity,. the several properties of - these animals, : ;heir points of•separation, as well 'as those of ef- I:laity—and adverted to the remarkable fact which prevails through the entire of the quadruped race,; namely; t h at the neck of each, from the smallest; animal to the camekopard, contains seven dis tinct pieces. He also exemplified the distinct structure of the lobster, whose muscles are in ternally placed, the bones forming the whole ex terior , , After dwelling for a considerable time upon the useful attriblites With which animals are endow ed, according to the particular sphere in which they are destined to move, the Learned Professor stated, that Dr. CAN.:PEA, of Amsterdam, who had already distinguished himself by some ingenious publications, was engaged in the perfection of a theory, in which he purposed the definition of in tellectual qualities by a geometrical scale, drawn from an actual mensuration of the animal.,skull, .columenciog with the exprtsSive and perpendicu lar skull of the Greek, in which the forehead formed nearly a straight line, and' shewing the grathfal 'diminution of mental vigour from that standard through the gradations which . mark .the heads of different . iwople, among whom ,tbe:os frontis assumes a more angular shape; until it be comes altogether extinct, as in the obtuse head of the monkey. 'l.klr % CAlli.tst.F...conchnledan able. dissertation upon coniparatie tin,ttomy,.,by pro inking in his next lectUre to enter intoa - more de tailed acconfiteof the minister parts connected with this scientific investigation. The attendance of Members and Students, was, as upon the former night, unusually considerable. PROCLAMATION ISSUED BY GENERAL DON. ." Whereas it'has pleased Divine Providence to preserve the Garrison of Gibraltar, during this year, from The visitation of sickness .with which . it has been afflicted the two preceding, the pre- Cautionary measures, mutually concerted by us, approved of by tiie Supr►:me Board of Health of 'Spain, and published on thi , 2oth of April last, with the ,exception lierein after mentioned, cease on the 1 s.t day of November next ; from which period, the Spanish inhabitants are hereby allowed to sleep in Gibraltar, being .provided with V er mits fir three do.y.s. The exception above al luded to, is, that no person (Officers of our re spective nations. in their uniform excepted) than pass by the beach ; and that every other indi.vi .dual of both nations must pass by the guard in the centre of the lines, so that the Commandant inay have.a due knowledge of all persons entering and leaving Gibraltar. We cannot omit epress ' ing ourselves highly satified with the conduct of the 'Spaniards and the English in the observance of the said regulations, which has contributed greatly tci the harpy. results." - • - Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the Royal 'Perthshire militia, marched through Edinburgh from Perth, on their route. to Berwick.. We understand that the Durham Militia are to march from Darlington. for Edinburgh. Yesterday, about two- o'clock, the body of an elderly man was taken out at the New River, op rosite Duncan Terrace, City [Load, when being; recognized,•his -wife and daughter soon arrived, and. presented a most distressilg scene. He ab sented himself, on Saturday evening, •from his dwelling., since which time helms lain in the wa ter. A hat. now ascertained to have been his was found floating on Sunday morning near the spot. The family has - had to encounter great distress lately from reverses it trade. The body was re moved to the 'Church for the decision of the Co loner's Jnry. - 1.1 4 . VII 1 I'V nG 'COt.TRT Of' CILINCEaY, Nov. 2i. EK-i'ARTE. CALTV/LIGIIT i i THE . MATTER or WHITEHQUSE. • This was an application to the Court. on th 6 part of the petitioner Car.twright, to supersed4. the Commission of Bankruptcy taken out ietplifo t Whitchouse, on the ground that the Pecitioni n g creditor Davies acted in co:icert w:th the bauk : , rapt, and was himself an tmcertificated ban kru p t at the time that ; he sued it. The following was of course connected with it. r MART ANS ANDREWS, TH!:MAS BFOWN, JOHN T.4.1"1: IN THE MATTER OF WHITEHousE. The petitioners above named we re creditors (-)- the bankrupt, Whitehouse - , to a prOportiOnA ll t great amonnt, the first proving.debt to the exj of 1781. They_jointly prayed that the coin psis sion of which Cartwright and another credhot petitioned the supe n isedets mig h t not he'sfiperged edk or if it was, that they might be .flowed to 0 6 out a new cominission in preference to , q'r t4 : wriAltt, at whose instance the first mi g ht be.sq aside. The petitioners stated several groUnds.for their proceeding, bur produced no affidavits.. The Loaf) CIiAisICELLOR postponed his flees till lie had considered the two eases. COITII.T OF KING'S BENCH, N0v.21. CRIMINAL INFORMATION. Mr. GURNEY Moved for a rule io shew citre why a criminal information should not- be fill against ‘,l'm. Frederick Bayley, Esq. and Yid Boyce, Esq. two Magistrates of - Dover, tiu° ''' Thomas Chapman, 3 an Attorney, practising at the month of December' last, indictmentsnents ierc preferred at the Dover Sessions, again st the in er t hitants of .the parishes of St. John and :kcal Ala" gate, by a Mrs. Mc. Namara, for the non - r.e olff of a road, situated'in , those parishes , which % er e . represented to be in an extremely dtrnger": 1, Margate, under the following circumstances. State. After.the iudietment was found, no sterl"' taken to remove the cause of complaint 20th of May last, the - s -e ssions for . Dover bOtii?; to be livid on the 23d - .of Mav, when a .fen' l '; ; .„' bourers were employed just.Co give a caalin . g . : 4 l the road, and level the ruts, but no,substotfr repairs were effected. Application was n", tck u ntil . 9!' the town clerk of Ddveic to know if the .in''' ''. tarts of . the indicted Pati . Shes bad come imoplead, but it was found' th at no such step lititi ' l -' ..; ei, taken ; instead of which, Mr.-Chapman t*PP(I cd at the Dover.sessions N,vtli.a certificate!,-stg4 by Mr. Bayley and Mr. Boyce, ptirport lo o ° • be signed ori the 22 d of May, aril TePresen l : ing • the Toad to be in the , roos t perfect" ',rat: ° 4* of repair, and in consequence of this certifi being produced to the Court, the proceedipgs.Pft tire indictment were stayed. Oa that occasion Mr. Clfaptuan {as the affidavits Stated), wire': the ii 3 O business was over, was heard on the steps 0; ' - .,. c Court-house to express triumph at the walla°. be had - Practised in betting 60 of th,, in,iittlucir, , ,;,• t ett He (Mr. G.) had also tlioaffidavit of eig - " t '' o f persons, completely negativing the„ certifie 3e A e) O , the Magistrates, and shewing the road to b complete state of ir-repair. . 1 any thing in his affidavits sliming •tbat Ma' The Court asked the Learned Counsel jib e b" .- gistratcs had acted front corrupt motives, 01'11.'6_ they were conscious of the ft,lsity °f the serer ficate. fiat:. Mr.GLTRNBY said, the ground of his i ll° e. ,, was, that these persons had endeavoured ;6-.iit'iolir vent the course of justice. lie had no alleg`. cer , in' his affidavits that they had made tbi f', 6e „i o us tificate from corrupt motives ; but gt the o°l tlm the Counsel for the prosecution told.o",„ufd Magistrates who . was present, that : if be i.''' s • e ' swear to the truth of The Certificate, be pro s• would he satisfied ; but he declined to g tv any answer. ..- .. ' I AA ..: The Court said, that his refusal to atfsyve r I P f li, i ,,, the ~a , proceed frOm a consciousness of proptietY. 0 , to i c on wn conduct, and that the qu estio meant as an insult... The circumstances gli disci() ! in the a ffi davits were not,strong enotigh (9 the' rtaiii rant the present !notion , and therefore must be refused.—Rule refused. %vas theretsee rJ Wednesday, the Right Hon. David Boyley- -9, , Justice Clerk Of Sctitiautt; wa.3 elected Lnill : }3.e ,:i for of the Urriversity'cif Glasgow , ' there bei,ig/n3t each of' the :.four nations a 'decided majoritYP:. "3 Lordship. 'lle minority in each qt the 1). i i tions voted for "L 'n4 Ersline. The follo wi ' ;i ' a stat.ernent - of . tbe yoteg . :— Load 'frasisf. ' Lord ' Erskine .l,ii...i ... ... 23.. . ., •. .... ................1.:....0. ........ .......................... Glut ' Ruth • • 01 ............ . . 101 . . • 4 93 • '2l t ire &tie - , We does d a Y and Thursday Dr• Pell'. tyrated inventor of the nos , mode of in still : 6°n' visited the scmivaries of Perth, an d ,. ex i: r"s ; -(11.124 greatest . si"tisfaction at the store Or' eIitICAL,OII la the differ Nit departments of the Institution. . at A g e li r iit ' t?: . ! 'i g ' l l i g haallsexpPro7itct.ccse'd titiele IsPflii of f : e l, L ").tili 9%1171' the 11 s. 3-1, d. ; of which 1500 1 . has been. given 0 Lord Provost, -Lord President, Lord Snitic Clerk, riistti a t e n :1 1 t r o j() t r l ' r t ; Cpi:iile)lficß:lri;;%i:ss.trus'tevs, to K of O C T! t in sci st . . o a f t a ii d i a rn u l g w. h r t s e , r. n car t 1.10,34/ AIArtRIED• On Tuesday last, Frank Whiting, Esq. to Judith, Odes. daughter Of John Cleinent ittuling,'Esq. of Hampton. _ • e Thomas Meatyard, Esq. o f Hart g rove cottage, near Slia.ft. bury, to Elizabeth Ch arlotte, second ilan,l,-hter of thti tat John Reeks, Esq. of Christchurch, -Hants. • - • DIED. On the IGth instant, at Alphington Cross, r. John 1. 0 0 11 , 5 ; (father of the l a t e Admiral Sir Tlonlai Louis, Bart iil ninetr-sixtb year of his age. On - Saturday last, at its house, (;irus, Grefenwich B , il• ir 77th year of his age, B. Graves, Esq. late o the orort' f Hop-merchant. . t . I esterday_morning, at the hou se of his rather, in ?acid: p2 sq u:e, Mr. Benjamin OaPy, e, eldest sou of Benj„min, Oak K. „, LONDtiti: . Printed bv 3..13. CARSTAIRS,No. Urat ' 4 l buildint;sl and published by W. A. SCILIPPS, o:” at the Strg-OFt - teg, tie , 11e, 'Strand% where 1 Itc:1.• meats, Orders, Letters (r.st-paid), &C.iiiaLlSt be act . e3sl