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- ;3.P:7C - t 1 7;73.e.„ a P. “jam - = ZLD d 1)1_ -.- • `..._, '' .___.. . - '' - '-'• - - "ik'f'6"((a) , I , .c a lL , ::. , ;27;;eiAtezf.-I, geilc*,\\ \\ e 1 1 14,. Lt,Lify ~~ F~ 4 I , • • LI k . 7 1.1 C ' • 41 , • kt o , r i e ,s i 7 ~, 1 ,• , 4 0 , 74 il? , 4 "40 •,.., /it"Arttat 7099.] ~. INTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. a s PRESENT EVENING, June 7, their Majeuies' Seriants will pettorm the Tragedy of REVENGE. E arlf•lu, Mr. Kean I Leonora, Miss L. Kelly. • la which will be added, LODOISKA. GE NERAL POST-OFCE, June 5, ISIS. :tl4ls: Ptnia.toildnSiga'Nrwoh .p a e ‘ n l e t e )g upin ' e eV. t ;I l e adie)li:vieerhyLofi,CFlCie(tiltif; Ledet: Y s they' h a d p assed throng!) the Twopenny Post li utiee er may hav e b een thus defrau d e d , i s d es i re d t o give t str eet ° Comptroller of the Twopenny Post in Gerrard- • 14 Command of the Postmaster-Getteral, r. FREELING, Secretary, • r im SrE.I. INDIA HOUSE, May 30, 1815. CtiU Ett 'of' DIA ECTORS of the UNITED CONIPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND 41)IN G , the EAST INDIES, _do hereby give Notice, tlt P APERS. relative to the Claims of Mr. THOMAS *4 7 11 r for Pecuniary Compensation from the Company, 44 a Ball o t i s to be taken at the E ast I n di a H ouse so r„i - w,Y t he Otli of June, now lie open at the said Houses for , A isneet. , i• Lon of th e P ropr i etors. . • u r ,, Co.irt of Directors having felt it to he their duty to of . everal times a Compliance with the i.kiplic,t -t1113,. Graham for ' such Compensation, and hating, in I lie..t ik itee, also demailded the Bailor to be ,th - vy he- lea to r . ecuoinie taken upon that w.l.,"?'ai of the ntl to the Proprietors Rt , iers. varticolarly of a Report the Court of Di4etars 'assigned iheir , reasons at I 'o etermtrition . to which they have so frequently ‘Lii4 Ca3t a 1.1,1‘1 1 'y confidently hope that if they sha.l f e;e ' dis...har hv ged their gliartlin; the Pro . ah...Aert), of tire t.' - TP.) they . will tecet‘a on the Ballot the T he " t. , elr Constituents. 'Jttkrt• P er arespectino- Lieut.-4 . 'olonel Walker, to whom the kl,tuo"r4 Directors ha'e recommended a grant of Rupees .Ist ceittinu e ope e n fur the perusal of the Proprietors. JAMES COBB, Secretary. 11°YAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. tit AiIiBITION is NOW OPEN, and will ""l& v , i Vnue tin further Notice, from Eight in the Morning I n the, Eve!iing.—Atlmittance is. Catalogue Is. HENRY HOWARD, ILA. Secretary. wEsrs PicTuaLs—CHRIST RE 3Ec, (4 .4. /Nc ., rED, SECOND PICTURE of CHRIST „PIX/ 0 , in.the TEMPLE, and the DESIGN of the 't h„ w OUR SAVIOUR, with several SKETCHES, L I: 1, : i )1 1. 1 1 1 1' 1 I tl tl ye g at No: 125;PALL-NI A LL, near Carlton.- ( I, u: ri te g s . excepted) from Ten In tbe Mora- Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. ANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL ANNI )"I"u4---'",,ltY DINY of LONDON NER, FRIDAY, TAVER June 9, 1815, Half- CITN. The R STEWARDS, 1 ? boi A ! Payne, D.C. L. John Dariall—FAr4. iliia~loose, Esq. Henry Mills, Esq. PPen, Esq. chorus Conley Esq. t4 t 1CleaK(18, of rifteen ern each, may be had, as usual , at the ay. • 4 sp,ND in gitEntl. PAPER HANGINGS. „ 14'SSR.S. GOOD'and ADAMS , 68, Strand, 4,,,, — suity and qentrv, 14 ' :No,,d(‘ous . NVt 'of the Adelphi, beg leave to inform they have ni)ported, within a few ‘0.ii,1, 4 ;:teat Variety ui the n'eweet FRENCH PAPERS, and itQre.4 4),SSt of stnnE of the must splendid Decorations that 16 ;' w 7 c"e ' eeu teq.. In truth and elegance of design, in ! -1 1" -' i. I.vS..11 " , , find beauty of colouring, and in accuracy of -,,t1,-;l:l'l",cthey surpass. any ever offered fur Inspection or :................_ ,s ountry. 11 - "N'SB ' 1 Co.ectfully li‘kii,,,kblic, thit an t ( he •o h av r e esL acquaint the Sale a VARIETY of -1 ' Iy' t ' fi7 a ''' si-I'ARES they the LO'ITERY to be Drawn on klio r ''' of 3[7l.Y.—The Scheine contains' Pr.zes of a .siti -12,0.10 ( !Liigtin ude-40,a5;01.--30,0001,---29,0001.- - bus es Ca Pit'II ' ) U , ; VN EAS be be PAID in GOLD,' and many other . - ertiliy i "4 " t a d further, the first 1500 drawn Blattlis kill AL li'a•O . ' ll.(l WI• each, which renders to early Purchasers an trati;:"lN at a. trillin,s risk.—No. 2U, Corallill.—Schemes - . • ,;',RII-. " , Ni). I, Holborn Bars, has the plea •;:,?al,„--rett,f annum - wino . t. 'big Friends and the Public, the leket.ncemeut .of a NEW STATE LOTTERY of 15,000 to • .m gen i o Drin , * the 19th of JULY next. The A . 4 01),(,) co,nt begt aitis a great vZiety of Capitals, having Prizes of " &e. &c. Also 18 Prizes, zo i l 2 1 Wis _,ooo GU IS . - .AS, to be PAI D in GOLD on dc- Pr auy deduction; (1 4;* 1 ' 111- til er ' '4114, vfore earnestly recommends his Friends to pur 1, N 4. ntA li Con at his truly successful Of 4r, of:), llolliorn ars, thener House, where several 41d ' ,l 4,li 6 ' °C)°l l 520001., 1,0001., &c. &c. have been hared in the last Eizliteen Months. 144•,U: SO ) • `' ,l 3to• n'es, With full particulars, mar be bad gratis at t - ' Well AIIDSON, GOOD/41XL I Co. -------_____-____-_-,....-.-------- apt Con. Itlty ;t,;.arturs fur the Present S'l'.l.T.F. LOTFERY, restl.,ec.t -co-it'l'll. the fulluwini GRAND SCIILNIE to the Yob ,aining rI T-es O E . /..40,0011—L.341,000—L.50,000, " hugin Drawiiig 190 JULY, 1814, Iv i . 4 • Besi,:es 12,000 GUINEAS, 01 'will be p a id i n tit2LD without Deduction. 1 SCIIENIE. :3. . • • r) ........ L. 2.0,000...... are L 60 , 000 1. • ' -•• • • ........ 1(1,00 , 30,0 00 .... 5,260 1. •• • • ..... .... 5,150 - - . 2,0 ri),. 2,000 s•••••••• ....... . • 1 2 6-,-) , 3,1 50 . ••.. ............. - 1 ,n(y) ' lh t r" • , --ii Alai 3, 0fi0 other Prizes of lesser... 5,000 Value. 'rst , raAti 20,4001. will .have 10,0001. more, making 'oe making S eeor , . Prize of 30,0001. i rt , t "4-drawa 20,0 A '3Ol. Will have 20,0001. more, A Prize of 10,0001 irq-drawn 1 0,00u1. e .11 hare 10,0001. More, making , A Prize of 20,0001. . . , the T • PRIZES i TO I'E ' IIAID IN GOLD. t ' 4 ril.st d iawn , l3laillei the First Dal will each recoire 200 Guineas in Gold, Maising Th e ,;• 2oho' Guineas in Gold . ortietli , drawn PrizQ the First Day will receive 4 •i' Difth ' - 1, 5 000 Guineas in Gold ~ win each receive "41 ' "i I Fft ! th l I°oo . Guinea B i s anks, n Gold, making Day, 1 . .Weg 4 • 8000 Guineas in Gold ! tha -.1:1,!!1,Thi willis Fortieth, and Fiftieth drawn Blanks, r --..r.4 D ar, ach receive 500 Guineas in Gold, making. . tlck r , 2000 Guineas in Gold I L' 4 1,1,,, - „';'S and SHARES die selling, in variety of Num tiell e"CiIAII. DSI)N,GO . O . DI,UCK, and Co. Coot racterf, , ‘,llices, Cornbilt and Cliaring-crus. SALES BY AUCTION. MONMOUTHSHIRE.--;CHEPSTONV GREAT TITHES and ADVOWSON, and COPYHOLD LANDS in LANVAI. Ey Mr. SCOTT, on FRIDAY, July 7 , at 12 O'clock, at R the Mart, London, unless acceptable offers shall be previously made by Private Contract, A • MOIETY of th e IMPROPRIATE GREAT TITHES of the PARISH of CHEPSTOW and HAM LET of HARDWICC--A Moiety of the Perpetual Advowson, with the Alternate Right of Presentation to the improvable Vicarage of Chepstow, situated in a beautiful romantic country on the Ricer Wye—A COPYHOLD Es-rxrE, 41A. lit. 3r. of good inclosed Land in Lanvair Descold, ti mites from Chepstow; let on lease t#, Mr..lnbn Labgley— A Ditto, rich McadoW, GA. On. 3r.; let to Mr. John Lewis; and I3A. la. 24r. ditto Arable, let to Joseph James: a!1 held at small quit tents and fines certain. Particulars at the George, ; Chepstow; Bush. Bristol ; White Hatt, Bath ; Bell, Gloucester; Star, - oxford at the ; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridal-street, London, where Maps may be seen. COLLIERY, in the FOREST of DEAN, C-iLOUci.sTER. - SHIRE. By Mr. SCOTT, on FRIDAY, July 7, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, London, unless an acceptable Offer shall be pre- viously made by Private Contract, COLLIERY, very valuable by the superior and peculiar advantages which it possesses, extensive and compact, centrally situated between the Rivers Severn and Wye, five miles from each, containing Two thick Veins of, excellent burning Coal, quantity inexhaustible, worked with the greatest certainty and facility, connected by Rail roads with the' above. 4;avigable Rivers, supplying thereby the rapidly increasing demands of an extensive populous Country, including Hereford,_ Ross, Gloueeste, Monmouth, Lcdbury, Cheltenham, the Stroud, Thames and Severn Ca nals, Thames hirer Navigation, Oxford, Wooton -tindee7Edice, Kingswood, Dorsky, LTrey, &c. and a consider:lslo extension of Market in rea - ian:lble This iinportant Property, in a beautiful_and romantic Country, eminently merits atten tion; is capable of being brought into full action, at A. com paratively small expeuse, with well-founded prospects of presenting a very great return; held for near 5..0 years, sub ject to a small annual Rant ts Ilte„Crown. Particulars at the Bell, tiloucester ; Plough, Cheltenham; White Hart, Bath • Bush, Bristol ; City Anus, Hetaford ; Star, Oxford; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, .29, New Dridge street, London. CHEAP PIANO,-FORTES awl HARPS, by different Makers, all warranted, may be seen at J. WA ..LEN's, No. 5, C e ir e ster-place. Four Square 'Piano- Fortes, at Fourteen, Sixteen; Twenty, and Twenty-eight Guineas each. Three Harps, at Fifty-five Guineas, Twenty five Guineas, and Twenty f4uineas ; all worth nearly double the price; complete, and in perfect order; taken in exchange for his new Patent. Oblique, Cabinet, and Harmonic Piano- Fof tes, all finished by the Inventor. ~„. Ike - %.•:'. ,___ :o ~,, '' . Ve r : • • :7-7 e.',' . , . _ ' 4. k 4*. WARNING and REPEATING WATCHES, manufactured by BERROLLAS, Inventor and Pa tentees 194, Strand; a Private Door opposite St. Clement's Church.—This hig,bly useful Invention is to remind the wearer of any number of appointments he may have to attend to in the course of the day, and to awake him in the morning, is incontestably one of the most convenient and useful objects that. can be desired; as a Warning and Repeating Waal, its utility is obvious, and will he found to combine every desired purpose. The construction of this Martial is of so simple a 11216 re-its-ma in this Irsiat tn injure or prevent its well ikoirg and performance; and even allowing the wearer no opportu nity for Misr iii. :,-me.,,. TO THE CCRIOLS IN WINEs. THE following very. superior Articles in Pints, are NOW on .SALE at the . COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY'S CONCERNS, SKINNER-STREET, 340, OXFORD-STREET, in, CORNIULL, or of any of the Company's Agents in the Country:— Per Dozen. Frontigniac of the finest quality ' 483. Malmsey, Madeira, ditto Malmsey, Canary, (the only parcel in the trade) 4Bs. Vin de Oarnash, very old, this is a scarce article Red Constintia, imported front the Coustantia Farm - in the year 1806 'Vest India Madeira, very fine Old East India ditto, of the must exquisite flavour and ~ quaoty . East India Sherry, the oldest in the trade, completely soft by old age, and of the finest genuine Sherry fla vour, and cannot be surpassed in fineness of quality 38s. Curious Lisbon, softened by an Fast India Voyage Carcavella, very ald Pine Apple Rum Shrub : I ~ Orange Brandy Shrub . . 420. Noveau, Bed and White . . 365. 'the above Articles have been procured at infinite trouble, and are recommended as worthy the attention of Connois seurs in fine Wines and superior Cordials: N. U. A parcel of Clarets La Fitte, very good, at 755. per dozen, in French bottles. Also, a small parcel of the finest White Cape ever sal ported, being made from the Frontigniac Grape, trans Planted to the Cape of Good Hope, and the only parcel in England, gas. per dozen, in French bottles. • cA - roys wouKs. This Day was ituldished, A new Edition, illustrated with Cases, price 55. 1. 4 PRACTICAL TREATISE; on the PRE VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DIS EASE in both SEXES, and its consequences ; in which a i mild and successful mode of Treatment is pouted out, in cluding Observations on Strictures, Cutaneous Eruptions, Imaginary Venereal Diseases, &c. Intended ;as a Guide against the dangeions effects of this baneful malady. By T. M. CATON, - Surgeon, 10, Stanhope-street, Neweastle-street, Strand. and late of the United Hospitals of St. Tlionlas's and Guy's. 4.. A Treatise on Indigestion, being an Inquiry into the Diseases arising and connected with the Functions of the Stomach, with Remarks on • the .Liver, and its influence on the Gastric System. To which are prefixed, some general Observations on Scrophulous and Cutaneous Diseases.— rrice 3s. 3. A Popular Treatise on the Prevention- and Cure of the different Stages of Asthma and Winter Cough,.with new and successful Instructions for the Prevention an d Treatment of Asthmatic.. Fits. Fourth edition, pricz 3s. 4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, natural and ac quired, of the Cienetativc - OrganS of both Sexes, including the Theory of Gesreration, &c. Price as. (id. • 5. A Practical Treatise on Fenn:le DisCaScs, including Pb-_ serrations on Partarition, Lactation, and the Wisurders in cident to those important. changes. Price 3i. 6d. diluted for Sherwood and Co. Q.o,Pateruoster-row ; and S. Martin, 9.5, Uolles-street, Cavendiih-squire, London. HOOPING-COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD 'ME - -• DICINE. ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. ANY Thousands of Children arc cured an nually by this ReMedy. On the first attack, an im mediate application of ROCHE S ENIIIitOCATION will pre vent the complaint taking any hold of the cohstitntion, and a few times may completely cure. In the most obstinate cases perseverance will-produce the desired effect; and no remedy can be so well calculated fur children as this, for it requires no medicine to he taken inwardly. In common Coughs this Medichke is equally efficacious and may , be relied on for Men, Women, and Children, as safe and effectual. In no case can this Medicine be. genuine, unless signed on the wrap'per by J. Roche, and ercry stamp the name of• L. Edwards, 66, St.. Paul's Church-yard , (who is the only Wh:4le sale Vender), c:qraved there i. rri-e 4s. and 11. 2s. per ho WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1815. DEPTFORD VICTU.I LL I ICG-YARD, May 08, 1813, THESE; are to give Nolice, that on Thursday, the Bth of 'June next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at his Majesty's Victual; ling-Yard, Deptford, sandry Dips ql the following unserviet= able Provisions and Stores, now tying in the said Yard, vi.s; Bread, Flour, Raisihs, Currants, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, Callavanees,Baliehouse Sweepings, Butter, Cheese, Vine.;ar, Beef, Poik, and Suet; Leager, Butt, Pantheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half-hogshead, Rundlet, Tierce, end' rish Barrel Staves; Wine Pipe and Wine Hogshead Staves; fitading, tight and dry ; Fire Wood, worn-out Coopers' Tools, Bels and Rags, Pea Sacks: Malt Dust, &c. &c. Deposit rf'9.sl. per cent. is to i.e made upon the anzount of each Lot at t,to time of sale, and the remainder of the pier chitse-money yaid hrfore the Stores are removed, Jhr which pt rpose a period of la working days will be allowed from the day of sale, the Balers particularly observing, that not less than one-ha y' of the quantity is to bt taken away from the pre mises within the first seven day's, and the remainder in the seven following days, otherwise'the depo,' it money will be folfeitcd, a . nd the ProcisionS or Stores remain the .property of the Crown, as no extension of time will, on any account, be granted. I. I 1 rwoo- OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Ma . ii 28, • 1815. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDN/INCE de hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall, on or &fore Monday, the 12th day of Janenext, from such Persons as may be willin4 - to undertake the Supply of Five Hundred Loads qt . ROUND ASH TIMER, for the Service of the Royal Cart iage Department at Woolwich. The Thntor ninst be of the last Fall of that Article, and 'from . Twenty to Sixty Feet Trees. Farther Para c cilers,. together with: the 'Terms and Conditions of the Contrail, ?own Le known at the Secretary's' qffice, - in Pall Nall aforesaid, any day between the Hours cf Ten and Four a' elJek, where t 4 Proposalk must he delivered, sealed up, and endorsed, Proposals for AM Tirnberi'! but no Pro posal can be admitted after the said 12th Juice, at Twelve o'clock at Nosh of the same gay,.neither will any Tender be noticed, un!es•s the 'Part, snaking it, us' au Agent in his behall,"shall attend. B!, Order of the Board, R. 11. CREW, Sccretarq. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary ill Chief's Office, Great George-street, May 26, ISIS. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desk- Pius of contracting to supply the following Articles for the use of the Army, viz. BREAD, to his Majesty's, Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, hi the undermentioned GOuntiee and Islands :—Berwick-u pun-Tweed, Guernsey, Jersey, Kent. BEEF and MUTTON, to his Majesty's Land Forces in Can tonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undermentioned I ie :—lsle of Man. FOAAGE, viz. OATS, HAY, and STRAW, to his Ma jesty's-Cavalry in Barracks, and. OATS in : cantonmenis and'. Quarters, in the undermentioned Counties in South Bri . - -Berks, Kent. As alsO FORAGE to all Horses kept - forlis Majesty's Ser vice in'the Islands of Guernsey and Alderney.• That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day of July next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked, 44 Tender for Army Stipplies,"! will be received at this Office on or before Tuesday, the 27th day of June (hut none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day), and, if 3C111: by Post, the postage'must be paid. Proposals must be male separately fiur each County and Island, except for thc Supply of Forage in the Island of Guernsey, which Must include Alderney; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender pro perly-filled up, by twoPersans of ktiown property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the. Contract; and no p r op„ sal %vitt be noticed unless made on a printed Tender; and the Prices expressed in words.at length; and should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be strrioned or supplied 'in the County, the Expence of the Contract and florid,, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, to be refunded to hint by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of • the - Contracts may' be bad upon application at this Olhce, between the hOurs of Eleven and' Five ; at the Office of Deputy Coannissary,General Coupe; Guernsey ; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary-GeneralWright,Jeriey. • SCORBUTIC AND VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. TnEiteputatioti of Dr. FILEEMAN's GOTTA sALuTAitt, h., been firmly established by forty year's experience of its beneficial effects. in Scorbutic. and Venereal Complaints. For Scrofula, Morbid. Injuries of tlce Glands, the Lymph, the Blood, or the general Constitution, ocea sinned by acrimonious Matter retained in the habit, or intro duced by certain indiscretions, intemperance, or.injtulicions Use of Mercury, this Medicine will be found the Must effica cious; and at the same tune the,sah,At that can be resorted to; and is . no less excellent - in Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Obstructions in the Urinary Passages, and Lumbago. It requires no restraint of Diet, ConfineMent, or hinderauee to Business. Sold at Mr. Butler's, No. 4; Cheapside, London, and most Medicine Venders in, every Town, in Bo; tics, at es. 9d: 4s.Gd. and '22s. each. Vicuna, December 29, 114. To Mes'rs. ROWLAND and SON, Kirby-street, Ilatton-garden, London. GENTLEMEN, —lii consequence of the good Effects of your MACASS AR- OIL, I have it in com mand from his. Imperial Maje Sty the EMPEROR of all tl.e ItUSSIAS, that you will, without delay, send •the'ibm of Ten Guineas wo - th to him, directing it 'to Sic'James'Wylie, Bart. Physician to th.:- EMPEROR of ItI2SIIA, St. Peters burgh, and receive the amount of the same from his Excil , leney Cot De Lieven, his Majesty's Ambassador at the Court of Great Btitain.—l have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obedient Servant, JAMES W Y LIE. The inestimable finalities of this OIL, for producing a luxuriant growth of Hair on the baldest places---strong and beautiful : and pleasant Perfume—Whiskers, Eyebrows, Bte. are fully explained in ROWLAND's TREA TISE on the HAIR, which is enclosed with each Genuine Bottle. The outside label of each, Bottle is signed, in Red likA. ROWLAND and SON." Sul dat 3 s. 6 d. ; 10s. 6cl. ; acid One Guinea per bottle;by the sole Proprietors, as above. ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE; - which will immediately and effectually change RED or-GREY 'HAIR, EYE-BROWS, WHISKERS, &c. to a permanent BROWN or BLACK, and sks permanent that it cannot be removed by washing. It is perfectly innocent, and Ladies and Gentlemen may Dye their Hair - with EASE and SECRECY. Price 75.6 d. per bottle, or.small bottles for trial, at 4s. each. • I..;‘e til i d 'c , wli.i Proprietors and iwil tt wil l warrant by stile s the etlic i ' le cY i'roprietors, A.ROW LAND awl s.)N, corner of Kirby-street, the first turning on the right, in Hatton-garden, Holborn ; and by most re spectable wh o l e sale P.:r hinters, Hair-cnitivs, and Medicine Venders, In Loudon, and in every Town throughout Europe. e.,* Ask for Rowland's Oil, or Rowland's Macassar Oil, anti. 4!..,1.vv the signature,' "A. ItO7C LAND t SON." tam [Pnidt stitptNcr-TIALPV.V4N Y. kitom THE LONDON UAZSTTE, JUNk 6, lbls. - Foreirt-Office, Jiate 6. 19I5: His Itoyalitgbness the Prince Regent hat been piettsed a in the name and oa the behalf of His Majest) . , to appoint the Hbn. Charles Bagot to be his Majesty's Envoi! tictraordi- , nary and Minister IPlenipoteritiary to the United States of Ist Regiment of fillr;ggita ji s, ul L it 6,iei l Lieutenant John Refined? Strong, from half-pay of the trtst Foot; to he Lieutenant, rice Bonteen, who exchanges, receiving the itifferen e 1 hi . tiVet e ll a Lieutenancy in the Life Gnards a:.(1 irifantr::. • 2d Ditto, - Major Thomas Charetie to be Mo.juraistf Liebt; 4 Colonel ; Francis Aickin, Gent. tube Ctiritet and Sch-Lieti tenant, by purchase, rite t velyn, promoted. Sicilian Regiment-- , -Lient. C. Le Cinitt, from the half-par of • the Chasseurs 13tittinniqua, to he Lieutelyant. vice lianis, who exchanges. STAFF. --To be Deputy Store' eepers-General to the forCes, George William ilobertten, Henry James •- Id, Edward :spry, Charles Palmer, dimes Stuith,.H. To be Assistant htorelteepers-Genetal to the Forees.—CharleS Morgan, Richard Vi :Henry Gilbert; Thomas Gil bert, Kenneth Cameron, Luigi, .:i,Zuelerotrm..ccih,:Cam.- sall, Robert Hall, Henry Westbrook, George 1•'. Thomas A. Sowcrsall, Thomas P. Master, 'l'ln.nnas John Hare. • . 1-10;:;Z: 4 ;7AFr.---Statf-SurgeOn Henry Heide r from half pay, to be Surgeon tb . the Forces. • . BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. A. Dantziger, Change-alley, London; merchant, Trim May 27, to June 18, at tea, at Guildhall. . • . BANKRUPTS. J. Edelston, Warlington , Lancaster, hatter, to stuT;nder, Ante 20, 41, and July 18, at one, at the White Bear lain, Manchester. •Atturnies, Mr. Hadfield, Manchester; or Mr. P. Hurd, Temple,' London..'' W.. Parker, Bristol, haven-factor, June 20,..21, and July 18, at- one, at. the ituituner Tavern, Bristol. Atturnies, Mr. I'. Hurd, King's-Bench-walti, Temple; or. Mr. Thomas H. S. • Brown, Stephen' street, Bristol. W. Itateliff, jun. Wetherley, Warwick, .farmer, June 19, 20, mid July 18, at three, at the Greea-houSe, Worcester. At . ' Messrs. Cardales and Young,•Holoota-court; and riders, Sidbury;..Wdicestersl»rc. • t: l r r t . ) i s e a s F. 111. Richards, Leicester; - wine-merchant; June 12, 13,.and . _ July 18, at ten, at the •White. Hart lon, Leiees er. Attor nies, Mr. Ince, New Inn, London; or Mr. H. Dalhy, I.:eicester. J. L. Lucas, Gosport, contract-butcher, June 27, at one, 28, at eleven; and July 18, at one, at the Star inn, tiosport. Attornies, Mr.. Thomas Briggs, Essex-street, Strand ; or Messrs. Alinchin and Weddell, Gosport.' W. Price, Worcester, maltster, thine 20, and July 18, at one, at Dighs's Green •honse, Worcester. 'Attornies, Me,ssrs, Cardales and Young, Holburii-court; .0 Mr. Saunders, Sidbury, Worcester: • W. A!cers, Uttoieter, Stafford, butcher, June-14, la, and July 18, at eleven, at the White Hart and New ...tar lan, Uttoxeter: Attornies, Messrs. Anstice and Wright, King's- Ben Al-walks.. or Messrs. Blair and Cox , Uttoxeter. H. Peake, 131a1;y, Leicester, hosier, June, in, 12, and Joly- 18, at eleven, at the 131ne Bell lists, Leicester. Atturnies, Mr. Alakinson, Elin-court, Temple; and Mr. Pilkintun, Lei center.' W. Sellers, High-street, Poplar Middlesex, slopseller, June 10, 17, and July 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Atternici; Messrs. Courteen and Robinson, Wallbrook. J. Adcock, St. Mary-axe, druggist, dune 13, 20, at twelve, and July is, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Ar. syddad, Al dersgate-street. J. Blewett, Mitchel Dean, Gloucester, innkeeper, June 20, 21, and Jttly Is, at ten, at the Swan inn, Russ. Atturittesp Messrs. Edmunds and Jeyes, Chancerplane; or Mr. Hooper, Rots. B. Boyce,. Token-house‘yard, London, merchant,June 10.'34, and Jo i 18;ftttwelve, thsrldball.• Attorney, Mr. Anew, Frederick's-Place, Old Jewry. M. abbey, YurkYourn-merchant, June 23, 24, and July 19, ateleven, at the Red Lion-lon, Monk-bar, y,irk. Attur nies, Mr. Maltby, York; or Mr. Evans, Hatton-garden. DIVIDENDS., July 1. T. Brown, Bishopsgate-street la - about, Middlesex, baherdasher, at twelve, at Guildliall—July 1 A. M. Bennett, Devonshire-street, tilocen-square, Middlesex, insurance broker, at one, .at Guildhall—Juile 27. 11. Young and, I'. J. Clnaie, Colchester, saddlers, at twelve, at Guildhall—Jnly 1. 1. Vai•ley, Artillery-place, Middlesex, merchant, at twelve, at linildhali-•—Suly 1. 11. Can:ling, Broad-street, London, :tier chant, at twelve, at Gitilohail Jdne 24. .1. Pears 7t, •War wick-street, Spritig,gardens, Middlesex, dealer, at one, at Guildhall--July 1. Thomas Smith, Manchester, calico-printer, at one, - at - • the Star inn, Manchester--June 30. J. Branch, .ilaticoesier, dealer, at t tevoil, at the Dog l'ave:u, Manclies ter—June 27. J. Addiugtoo, Totteniun-Court-roan, tallow chancder,'at eleven, at'kiundliall — J one 24.. H. Smaller. amid Co. Newport, coal-masters, at twelve, at Guildhali—July% 1. L. Brickwood, St. Andrew-Undershaft, London, dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall—J dile 27. Ilaydon, Mitcham, Surrey, baker, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudinr—July a. S. Braddock, -Still - ford, grocer, at eleven, .at the Swam 11111, Stafford—June 27. J. Bond, Lloyd's Coffee-house, nnderwrtter, at twelve, at •30..1'. Nl‘Kealicl 7 and J. Al‘Caucliiti, Man chester, merchants, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern/Ma:idles tei—July 1. J. Jefferson; Barnard Castle, Durban', miller, at t, at , the King's _Head • lain, Barnard Castle—June -49: W. Dean, jun. Exeter, china-merchant, at 12, at the Giobe Inn, 13ridgwater—Jurie 29. - E. Lord, Rough - lee , Lau cas h ii e, ,woal len m anufacturer, at four, at the 13u:1 Inn, Bartiley-'--June 29.' M. Saxelny,'Maytichl,• Staffordshire, seedsman, at eleven, tit .the Green Man, Ashhorne, Derbyshire—July hrose, Salter's-half-court, Loudon, Wine-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES—JUNE 97. C. Bryan, AtyreLecurt, Throgruartnn-street, merchant—S. Marshall, Stockport, cotton-manufacturer — B. Clark, Krigli ley, Yorkshire, ❑urserymau--J. S.Lay, Colchester, innkeeper D.—Crabtree, 13edininster, miller—S. Hodge, Exeter, mini- Langridge, Dumfries, dealer in horses—l'. Nigue, Bath, jeweller. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Evans and J. Cook, Bristol, brantly-merchants — M. Shaw and .T. Anderson, .Liverpool—J. Greaves ai.d G. (irvnves, Sheffield, York, 'cutlers—W. ttlease and T. Berry, Liverpool, coopers,--J. Cranch, J. Harker, and J. Bright, Wilson-street, finsbury-square, London, feather-manufac turers, so far as regards the said J. Bright—J. Atkins and C. Stephens, Long-acre--R. }lanyard and W. Geary, Leicester, kusiers. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS. Jnno 2. Jamesilendersun, merchant and writer, Glasgow— Crediturs Intel in Adam's tavern tliere, 12th and 27th Jane, at 1. May 26. Thomas Baxter, jun. baker, Dundee—Creditors Meet in .Morren's inn there, tith and 23d June, at 12. 'EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c. Creditors of John Sanders, merchant and cooper, Leith, - meet in the Exchange. tavern _there, 12th June, at Y. Creditors of Robert ilrydie, merchant, Edinburgh, meet its the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse there, 19tti J une, at 2. Creditors of Aaron Lyal, merchant, Ayton, meet in the of fice of George Peat, writer, Dunse, 59th June, at 11. Creditors of Charles Shirrelf and Co'. merchants, Leith, and soap-boilers, Uueensferry, meet in the Exchange build ings, Leith, Itith June, at 2. ' Creditors of William Kirkwood, in Woodland meet in the King's Arms Inn, Girvaii, 17th June. Creditors of William Cooper, merchant, Edinburgh, meet in the Royal Exchange Collet-house there, 3d July, at They will receive then dividends from William Pbiu, No. 40, North-Bridge-street, any day atter the Ist of that month Sh. St a tes of the affairs of Robert Russell, grocer at otti Works, parish of Shotts, lie with 'Tallies Kerr, Accountant, Glasgow—No dividend. s ( r d ' i i t i i mi. 'lain, ;113-,tmsa.,uldatce re merchantuyi ti n , Leith rc — h l i -I ,l l l 7 i n: e r r g T o a r y ,i l u o n r : , •• hicv‘e..ikiied for tiiscbariges, S