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TILE PRENLIPAL-op-nes and , I 0 Aft . .; RSV . - ff:TS • ALIJA .3 r ltl.ll'Y •d b sfloeNottee, Cut ion Thursday, the ICA Inst. at One " °(.i i eke!, be r ready to treat zbith s•uch PcrSons a 3 ~ t y be wiliinkto C9ntract for s`uyphto' HEktED WED G ES : D °f Beeck - rage, end to be delivered at Ms Ma -3 Yards ettDept . 4O"rd Or Portsmouth. 7 , 4 Form - of the. May be sere• at,"this: Office, •No i,7"ter wi z : be r e cei v ed after Ons o'clock on the day- of i r : t at fiz.rtor• any noticed, 'zthless Ike:Tarty, 'or an 'lken! -for atteods,. „, 1 - ter , / '[ender •rrsztst be aceantjjanied• bara Letter ad wrest ,!" tr the Nary BOard,,And aigned..by two rtsponsia . ' le r4T • le 4 4, ertgaging to become bound with the Person tender • ' 1 the Sam of 5001. for Me due •ped fi brmate of tlze C' •,, „onfraCt. PUBLIC are hereby informed that Mirty-seven "PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY of GREAT BRITAIN, Carried on under the Superintendence of the' laji Major General WILLIAM MUDGE, LL.D. F.R. and A.S., are now'complete, - and that IMPRESSIONS from them are on Sale at the ORDNANCE MAP OFFICE, is the TOWER of LONDON, and also at WILLIAM FADEN!S, Geographer .to his Majesty, and Agent to the Board of Ord nance, at CHARING-CROSS. These PLATES contain the Counties of 'Kent, Esiex, Sussex, Hants, Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, and proper-, tons of SoMerset, Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Cartnarthen, Glamorgan; Wilts; Dellis, Middlesex, Suffolk, Hertford, and Cambridge. , .. ~ FOR SALE, BY Tin I V-Al7l' , CONII I -SST . t_ \ : -- THE .CUTTER ALDLIO!, 39 Tons per-Register ; comPletely re-" built, ferim , \ the Keel' to Gunwnle,..of the best fa t glish ',- Oak, in: Curling and,. CO.'s DoCiOu 1819 ; P - ..kuppei - fastened, snits fast, is fitted in a very harnisorne manner for a Pleasure:Yacht ; and,. ad.far as respects comfort and couvenience v superior to . any Vessel of her siz e eu England; is admirably adapted fur.a Drogner, be ing s o well found in excellent stores As to require nothing hut coppering to.sentt tier immediately to theAVest indius. Now lying,in the City Canal. Inventories and Particulars - of CURLING and DOME TT, 10, George-yard, Lombard-street. . . g-onz eIth . LONDON '6XZETTP.,./je. 9. . _ .. -~~~ iTh c 9ar, ; qe,of,iatur ! tay Lion of Henri F i tfwvds, Esq. as flanpvcrian and his approval of the or'iork and i.atics' ter P4ifitiint, being allowed 6 hear the Union Hose as a bradgirtrir:its ~ c olonrs,,and of the,fst . Eegiment in 1 . -Natucc:loo.44l the 91st, or Argyleshireßeginnt. It; also lnporrfces.the feturn of Sir M. M, f.opez and P J. Nlilgs, Esq. for tiar Borough of • , Westbury. • A reivrtird of 5001. is hrEred'f()i - the dillethel . rof • any of•th'e.frersons concerned i s rimin:ng a rinZegiret:carr#Motr t ween, S an 4 .4gat c in the.,niglat,of,f•lre of November, and in shooting at and wounding Licut. Peal, and three seamen belonging to the Several.) • ForMADRAS kfIENGA with libcrtyto Warranted to Sail in all December, The remarkably line SHIP, LADY LUSHINGTON ALEXANDEft SCOTT, Commander, lying the City Canal. Bur= then 650 tons. This Stiip was built and fitted up for thi East India Trade ; has very superior Accomaiodations for Passengers, and carries - a Sargutn. - • . For - Freight or Passage, apply to G. H. GIIMONS; 42, St. Marti Axe; or to CURLING ,and PONIErr, 10, .George yarc4, tornbard-street. - H E COMMISSIONERS " for virruAL -2,,,,,, Lriv His4l77. do heri,by ,Tive tha o t on Taesdati,•the 12th of December next, they z. ". 1 11 be rea d y to receive 'Pe/viers in writtnse (sealed up), and ; , 1 ,1., e with wurk Persons as will'undeitake to .gupnty whatever „;; -41 BEEF mar/ be required for the use of his Mg- Ships anti V.:5 . 41 , 13 at PLYMOUTH. To at ti AY, • RTM0(.71.14, FALMOUTH, ,YARNIOLI'f ff. LYNN, and WELLS, in tile Ca!u Norfolk, MARGATE, The DOWNS, DOVF,R .ItOADS. ion And NEW ItOMNEY, "Partite Contracts, for Twelve Aronfhs from. the !et . nu arv'to the 31 Sf of Decernbtr, 1821, int:halve. To. be paid ~,,,, 7 6 ,1 hilly, payable, i - L-3thout Interest, sixty daps after date. ?a 'le Congitioos.of the Contractsmiav be,..celm at the Se re -4 Office, at this'OlT re; or by apniving' to Atr. Tko7oas 4 0 , 1 0 1 ") 4,l.rent for the Vietualling , et PirnautA, to the Co' 4 , 2 rs or his Majesty's Customs at Dartmouth, Falmouth, rarmoiith, respeCtively, and to Mr.ThOmes - Russell, - rigent for the Victualling at Dover. re,fartt will be had to any Tender in which the Price ~," 11 not to inserted in WOIVIS at length, -or - that shall be delivered to.. the ROard before One O'Clock "on 'the acid Tace.vday, the lq'th.of .Deceralier next; nor unless the,Per- . s t "o who mattes the 2'ender, or' some Person On his behalf, Otte-wig to an.cwer.when Valleator.: Zack Tender must also be accompanied by a Lettet signed ytwo resp on sibl e Psi-sons, engaging to:tecoMc. : honied with i t ! Party tr n d Er i irg , i n the .P m enal Su of 2,0001. for, the `e Performa n ce of th e Contract at Plymouth, 'and of` 500/. .r 4r ti!ch of the other Contraas. - Ple - TU..4 I t,IIM-01 7 .F1e I?, Dec. 7, 1840: HE COMMISSIONERS for N VICTUAL v, e 'G MAJZSTY Yito. hereby give No ' Th tt.on Eriday,the 15th Inst. they will be ready to re in:Lee Tenders in writing . (vente(t up), and treat for :ewe Thousand Sachs of BISKET MEAL. . 7 , 4 , 4 Pifly Zins of NF:NV • OAT E L.- delieered into Ilis Majestp's Victualling .Storcs at • P t furd, the • space of t)ne None, • by- equal weal,/ ✓ ti ik4rt imv ; aid to be paid :fir by Bills payable, without tfr e . . 7 , 4 t. S i l ty days- after- date. ' e Conditions :of the Contracts ',nay Le seen at the Se.- e A4 . sh7t,rygard be had to any Tender in which the Price ti- vr ,, n 't be inserted in words:iit leng - th, or that Shalt not be de `"tb the Board .before One o'Cloch on the said Fri -2,;',/""v Ith Ist. nor uness he Peron whoakes tthe r vor s some n Person on l his behao; s ‘attends, I to. anvwer cat.'ed for. THE CLERGY. A MEETING of the TRUSTEES of the 7 1 *- 1 L- HOSPITAL at Knawston, for Nor Ministers Widows, ?s i ntended to be held at the Three Crowns Inn, Leicester, on 2 , H URSDAY, the 28111 of -Deceniber in it tint, 'at Eleven for the purpose of electing persons into the said Pital, - and on .other TRUSTEES. The Lord Bishop of WINCHESTER. The Rev. Dr. PARKINSON : . Archdeacon of Leicester. Sir JOHN HENRY PALMER, Bart. Sir FREDERICK GUSTAVUS FOWKE, Bart. 4 1 cMN.FREWEN TURNER, Esq. tDWYN ANDREW _BURNABY, Esq. , . I'HONIAS PARE', jun., Esq. JOHN HENCOCK, Esq. The key...JOHN HOPKINSON'. The Rev. SANIVF.I. HAKTOPP, : he persons eligible are diVided into two classes in respect '4 l e. district and property ; and those of the first class are : nt) ticd to prefelence. Candid.ites of the first Class must be (; " I : %l :+srds of 55 years of age f being .Widows of beneficed e r-AYneri (who died within 20 repined miles of Kaasyston), a ' , d not being entitled to an annual income of 15 pound, or Estate; and the second Class extends to Widows under .55. Nit less than bo var's of age (from any part of the N 0... ... " 1 " of Lincoln and. Peterborough) atifl not entitled to an a, nt.!;sl in co m e of 301., or possessed of Money or Personal estate eNceeding four hundred pounds.—Further infoima tion w . • • with printed forms of recommendation, may be had of at. ' the Trustees, or at the office of Messrs. Miles, Alston, and Miles, Leicester, (gratis.) tHAPLAIX.—Wanted, at Christmas . next, fa CHAPL.-lES„ at the Montgomery and Pool House of m o dustry. He is :to perforM Divine Service in the Chapel ; ' e re erery Suitilz;?, and at the Funeral of each Pauper dying •`' the House and interred in the Burial Ground there. He ust be a Member of the Established-Church, and should r 3 o duce the usual Clerical Testimonials. The Election will k e . plase on the Roth of December next ; and Candidates are Zquested to transmit their Testimonials to the Cot r oration at the House, before the IStb day of that month. • E. EDYE, Clerk. CURACY WANTED, by a Clergy man in 'Priest'S Orders. Eie would give the preference to Won "i ttshiro, Herefordsbire, or Ploucestershire.--A line ad- Y.„, r l Y. at the Printers of the Worcester Journal, post .ot' d, will meet due attentiori; MARRIED CLERGYMAN, • resident thirteen nilles.froto Bail), receives TWO PUPILS.— ;;" ,,1 1,, Two Hundred Guineas a-yegr. , --Dir*.et, post paid, to .4e Rev. A. 8., at the Printers of the Bath Herald. ReV.E.M.MATHEW,Vicar of (..!olfv4hall, Essex, has TWO.. VACANCIES after the ;i 4 r l4 ttuas Ve.cmion : a liatited numlyer.only are taken, and :'t tilast respectable references will hr given. —Terms, under 1 )bir!‘en (ionic - as per annum ; above fourteen, Itoo IJrgy b ng not included. PIV.FILES and GLEBE.—To be LET by TENDER, tor It 'Terns of Years, the GREAT and TlTif ES of the Parish of GREAT HASELEY, in Vosaity of Oxford-, arising from about Two Thousand ' l Nlst•Httri tired Acres of rich and productieeAra : Meadow, hle, :4'd'Pastore Land; also about 90 ACRES of GLEBE, allotted to vne6el(l. The Barns and Yards are very ample, and cots %''l!'''PlTy. situated for the collecting of the Tithes in 'kind, „ - "lch tasty be taken away at the option of the Tenant..—Ptr t4rs desirous of ofiering for the same are requested to send istßitrialS, in writing, (post paid,) on or before the 26th Keetillrer, to theß L est. li. Pope, Windsor Castle., who is au to, treat for the same., .and will give any information ;" t nay desired:—Secnrity will be syquired for the per "ru4tuce ' v f the agreement that marbe.entcrectinti.). I vy 0 ' f i: 1144 .40 4 Fe4:,;#4 , titt ite • o fe r oi 01' St. Pb 130 0 - r e rep' orge "--" o f, bv 3, .0 •• "Part 'IX. ecrritaining nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, and portions of the adjacent Conntry, was published on th e Ist of August, 181, and as the Work is still'in progress, ac cording to the Original Design of, giving a complete Map of Great Britain upon a Scale of one inch to a Mile. the Publication of. the future parts will 'follow ss fast as tnena ture of such a Work will admit, without increasing . the an nual Ettperise . . Gentlemen wishing to precurg a Map , of, the Country sur rolinding their OWn habitations, - May, by application to 'Mr. BAKER, at the Ordnance Map,Oilice (where an Index. Map will be shown) select any "sheets they please, for that purpose. Ali Letters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under a cover to the Secretaiy of the Board of t)rdnane, Pall Mall, will be inimediately attended to. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec. ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASSURANCE_ OFFICE, November 1820. TH sCOURT -of DrRECTORS of the THE:. EXCHANGE' ASSURANCE, du, hereby give Notice, that their TRANSFER. POOKS will be SHUT, from THURSDAY, the 14th br: December next, to THURSDAY, the I lth of January following; and that the ANNUAL GE NERAL COEIRT appointed by their Charter, will he holden at their OFFICE, on the ROYAL EXCHANGE, on WED NESDAY, the 213th of December next, at Eleven' o'Clock in the ForenoOn, and that a - DIVIDEND will be considered of at the said Court. • SAMUEL FENNING, .Jun. Secretary. * 4 o' The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. N.8. - Attendance is given, daily,' at the said Otlice ' and at their Office in Pall-Mall, for the Assurance of Buildings, Ooods,"Merchandize, And:Ships, • in Harbour, in Do'ck, or while Building, from Loss or Damage, by Fire; and also for the AssUra!tce of, and granting Annuities oil, Lives. By W. MOUNTAIN and. Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON:. . . rtHE followin g POST-COACHES MAIL -COACHES, Om. set out from the above Inn BROMPTON, Chatham, Rochester, and Gravesend New Post Coach, every Afternoon at Half-past Four. Fare, in side; los. outside es. • FALMOUTH, pentyn, Truro ' - Bodmin, Liskeard, Ply mouth Wick; Plymouth, Totness; Newton Bitsbell,.Exerer. Weymouth, Dorchester, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, new Po=t Coach,every morning at Seven ;• through Honiton:Ax - mitister, Bridport, Olandford, Basingstoke, and Bagsbot, arrives at Ply Mouth the next evening at 'half-past Eight. ' ' • SOUTHAMPTON, Lymington,Winchester„ Andover, and Basingstote Four Inside Coach at half-Patt - Seren o'cleek ix the Morning, arrive§ at. the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, bS half-past Five o'cloCk.—Thii is a :most delightful Con veyance to the Isle of Wight, Havre de Grace, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloes Cherhurgh, &c. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip penham, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the - Greyhound Inn, Bath, •arid the Lon - di/fa- Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swann, Bristol, next Morn ing. --Coacbes to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, and Plymouth. The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL. Light Coach, only one Night on the Road, carrying Four. Insides and Four Out , sides, sets out every Day, through Dunstable, Woburn, Lathbury, Northampton, Welgord, Latterworth; Hineklify, Atherstone,.Lichfield, Stone, Rugely, Newcastle, Kim uts.ford, Warrington' and Preston. • • SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shillnal, Post-Coach, every Evening at Five o'clock.—Guarded. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Blandford ,Salisb dry, Andover, end Basingstoke, new Piist Coach, every Afternoon. The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cherburg, St. Ma toe's, Iko. . • • LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out every Morning, at Eight o'clock ; carries. Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard througliont. Passes through Stamford, Newark,,ltet ford, Doncaster, and Ferry• bridge, to the Golden Lion, Lee.is, next morning. Not withstanding the' uncommon Expedition ofthis Coach, it is allawed to be the most agreeable and complete Public Con reyanCeon the Mirth Road, 140 rigunericalled by any'-other. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, Brow Sanquhar-Kiln, Canntocl, and all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach tdaily).. . YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderind, New-- castle, and EdinOtirgh,NeVi Four Inside Coach, with a-Guard throughout; sets out every .Morning by way of Newark, Ret ford, Fade:inter, Darlington, • NOrthallerton, Ihrrhain, petit, and Berwick; Passengers finding themselves fatigued on the journey, May rest What time they r,lease, and then proceed-on without any additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH and SWindon, new four- inside 'Ceath, through Aldbouril, Weeding, Lambourri,Purtim, Lydingtort, Pewsey, Wootton Basset, Raussbury, Hunger ford, and New bury • - every MoVning. _ BRIDGENORTH &Waisal Post Coach, every evening. BOSTON; Slialding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntitt den,- Royal Mail Coach ; every Evening to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. -CARLISLE,' Pent:WA. and Whitehaven„Four Insule.Putt, Coatb, and a Guard all the way, Passes thrOugli - ISrOtigh, ,Appleby, Greta-lnidge,.Riehniand,Catterick,liormighbridge, Wetherby,.Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning; arid pm:for:Ms the • journey witlk great facility. Passengers detained on .the Road by business rir pleasure, hare the'pecutiar advantage of thiAt Serits being se -cured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lontdale, Bolton, Charley, Or:ask - Irk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every After noon. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutsford, Stove, 'Stafford, and Litchfield,. Post Coach, The Defiance, every Evening to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, LiierpoOL—Guard ed • • . WAKEFIELD Poit-Coaeh, every • . CH Esmat, Newport,- Whitchurch, A'arpurley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewich POst-Coach, every Everting. SUNDERLAND, SiOchton; - and - Yarns Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, 'Winslow:, Congletim, Newcaetle„Walsat, and Wolverhamptoir,Post-coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham PoA-Coacla, Called the ROck ingham,everyMorning. . , BIRMINGHAM Pont Coach Onarded; sets elegy Afternoon,. arid reaches PirrningbAm next' day at Noon. — Passes by Warwick, Leamington, and Daventry, to the Sa reeen'4 Head, Ball-street, BirnYingliam. . . HULL, Northeave, Howden, Thorn, and' Doncaster; Post Coach, every Morning at half-paSt to the't toss Keys, Market-plat-ei PAIL • • DOVER, Deal, 'Margate, Sandwieb, RamSgate; Cato r h oVy, .Fevershain; Chatham; Rochester, and Stroud, Post-Coaches, Morning, Noon, and Night. • HERTFORO; Ware, Ho,idesdon, and Cheshunt Co?ch, every Morning. -• TOVIENHAM and Ednian'ton/Coaches (dailY), at Ekren ; Half-past Two,. Five, .and Eight o'clock. 1 "• W. MOUNTAIN 'and CO. revectfully th cir Friends and tire - Public - 0 tlicy . :Will• ilk - he aanuirtable - for any Parcels,. Pasienieer's-Luggage; Writings; Plate, .4e. for more than Fire Pounds Value, if lost, stolen, .or damaged, nu 7 such,less entered as iinethe Insir`raircVp6d t tof acCordingly at the Saracen's Head inu a its w ltiht, Leis len t • A CONSTANT TRADER. To sail from Gravesend on or before 'Bth January for.BOM ' BAY" dire s t, - • . , ' . • 4.• THE Fine SHIP SARAH, A. I. \ guithen, Eioo •rons . :•JAM E.s AlOttroNirof Q - Hon 'Company's Serviee) Commander. Has a po ur, and sujierior Accommodation for ..s. Passengers, and carries A Surgeon. For Freight or Passage, - akily.'io Messrs. faCkAIRDS' MACKINTOSH, LAW, and .Co. Risborisgate-street, or'io BUCKLES, BAGSTEIt, and gtici-IXNAN, 33, Mark•lane. Warranted to Sail on or before Ist January, •1941,. having the greater: part 'of her Cargo engaged, FOR MADRAS AND BENGAL, _ • THE • Fince New Coppere'd . Teak i t t; i , i f ,, l SHIP MOFFATT, TFIOMAS W. ALDHANI, Wit . . 'Commander. Burthen 750 t ons. Ljing in ibe ~ City Canal...llrts rery superior Acconimoda- L 1' i ".1 , - , .. • thins .for Pasaen . geta ;' for which, or for,Freight, .-- • apply to the Commander, A the Jerusalem Cul fee-liouse, or to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark : lane. .... . . i3th October 1840. . SETTLERS intending to.'pFoceed to VAN DIEMAN'S — LAND and NEW SOUTH WALES, arc respktfully into'rrned, that the ..tfaila, fine first class SHIP GRACE, of 250 tans, Kt PnEirr LETHIIRIDGF Commander, will sail'early in December. She has fihe heights between Decks, and ex c ellent AccarnOdations for both Cabin and Steerage Passengers. She is lying in the London Dock. For Freight or Passage.'apply to BUCKLES, 'BA:OSTER, and BUCHANAN, 83, Mark-lane. • SHIP NEWS. LYDD, Dec. 10.—The brig Minerva, Swarts torn, from Falkham for St. - Martin's, in ballast, ran on shore on the West side of Dungeness yes terday evening. LlvearooL, Dec. S.—Arrived the George, Worthington, from Java. The Virginia, Fisher, from Virginia, ran on shore on the North Bank, and is gone to pieces ; a small part of the cargo will be saved, as well as part of the materials. DOVER, Dec. 10.—Arrived the - Virgin, Nor man, from Baltimore ; she spoke, on the 16th Nov., in lat. 42. N. long. 41. W., the Esther, from. Liverpool for Philadelphia, dismas'ted, and short of provisions ; supplied her with bread, &c. and she was returning to Liverpool. FA.Lmoirilt, DEC. B.—Arrived off this port the Sir James Kemp, Stuart, from Quebec for Lon dpn. The passengers report, they passed on the 13th ult. the Jane, ,of Ayr, ,on fire;_ she sailed from Quebec before the Sir James Kemp ; it was supposed the crew had left the vessel, and as it was moderate they would very likely reach Newfoundland. Pontsmorrfr, DEc.lo.—:arrived his lqajesty's ship Grasshopper from Newfoundland and Lis bon; Tigris, Sisk ; Tom Bowline; Ecl'i'pse, Bra cey ; and Rapid, Storcher, from London. On Wednesday the Ocean transport; . Lien- . tenant . HoYtts, _Agent,. arrived at Portsmouth from the Care of Good Hope ,and Helena': left the Colony on the 24th of September, and the Island on the . 11th of .NoveMber.-L-BIJOA-' 1-_sari; was in good health, and had latterlyfakiin much exercise in his carriage, but he was very inaccesible to visitors. Admiral LA3f - uoer' had not yet seed him.—'ll Fie Oc.an sailed on. Friday for Deptford, to land the tin;ber, which she brought from the Cape. Mr. ALFRED JOIiN STONE, agent Victualler at the Cape, and fa mily,. and Lieutenant EiERET, African Corps, came passengers. . Letters from Rio Janeiro mention .the. arrival there of.the .Conway, 28, Captain 8A5.,11. from England, on her way to, explore _certain' parts in the South Seas.—The Irariis, with -snetie sailed for England, on the 28th ..of eg tember• .The • American .frigate ConstelYition had. left Rio for ,the South Seas ;. as had the Vrencli.ships Colossus, EO, and Galatea frigate. Many Spanish families . had ju't arrived from 'Lima, in .stity days,, who left it under appre hension that a revolution would soon bre?k out in Peru. • . Oa Tuesday, the Drake, 1,!loop of iwar, Captain 0. V. VEANON, arrived fix Portsmouth. ,froip John's, Newfonndiand, in nineteen days, feaVing the Egeria,, anti. Filter, to Favourite, :Captain H. RoBINSO?I, and - GrasApp- Per;Captain Buctaikr,prereded the Drake, home- Wafit botiAd; the fernier was to tail - at th'e tatteit tt't Lisbon. • The fishing seas:oti tit Neillonlnliaia had • ended very sacessfuliy. GEy'r, Esq: Scedretary to fir (41.tR'as 11A'Nistf.1 1 651, BaYt'.. the Goy-tirnor'antrCoramantler in-Uhief,.-canie home in•the.Drake. leVeditfOsdayi the rieferice trah§port arrived at Portsmcniih froth'e4.ylon, withordha'nce s.tore, with whith` she, 'on Frida'v, preteeded to. Wool wich,- to-taii'd them. She' left Pant-de-Galle oti twe and the Cape ?Atli-Sept. • 4:36145h . 6r S.SA‘PPER, 83d regi - aieu`t", died oil the passage. - •. 0 ; qtl) Regiment of . Light Dragoons, .Major Benjwittiffd ing, from the'half-pay of Ibe tOist :Font. in lie•T•fvlajor, z.viro Robert l.llice, ! who rgre4ving....) ll, 4- ilikesruire be tween the full pay of Cavalry and the Ml pay nt •Infantty. wit Regiment. of .FoOt, :fla M ptaiu,Willja:Frodesitt: miitoU, from the 3dFoot Guards, to be Captain, vice q, ewe, viimeTch 4l 44, . s .:.• 7 .'• • Q6th Ditto. Rolicrt William Henry llTicy„ t,, front half pay•of the - 43.1 FoOt p :l4-liii Lici;t6na.tir, vice Henry Hil hard, v.ho exchanges. receiving the difference,.. 29th Ditto, Lieut. William Leigh Hilton, from trill-wry of ,the Rm;iruent, to be. Lieutenant, - vice. William , Pariier e who exchanges. • " Lath Ditto, Lieut:John retry, from half-par 89111 Riot, to be Limiter ant a 4ayiug the regolatertdifference, rice .11;iiivap pointed to the 86th F00t. . , • • r- •,• . • • 45 t ,Dittn, EnSigir Thomas Richard PluMhe beLit•trte nant,: bY purchase,. vice Sellutiteldt, who..rchia•cti-..asiiiC.Ed war4 Charles Fletcher, Gent. to be Ensigir,._l4y purchase, vide Phitritig.. 53d Ditto, Lieut. James Dawson, from the id West India Regiment, to be Lieuternsiat,aiier ,J-amea•Trer“reil„Wito re tires upowhalf-pay s 1 s..Yrsz • • • Gist Ditto, Liertl. James Patience, front...Wit:pal Royal York Rangers, to be Lieutenatit, vice Philip'Sruitli, who exchanges. „ „ • 65th Ditto, Lieut. Thomas Norkmaq, from Jialf 7 par 4th West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, rice Henry Rich, who exchanges. . • . . 67th Diltu, Hospital-Asistaut .J.o.sepb ! . ,ret,•carce te..he As-. sisiarit-sorgeoU, vice Gilder, promoted on.the Staff-, , 82d Ditto, Lieut. George Duncan Drummonil . , from halt pily.tistFoot. to be Lieutenant, vice John Rya n,, whir oc chartgcs• . . 96th Ditto, Lieut. John Hart, from the 35th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice James Leckie, who retires Upon half-pat 8956 k'pot, receiving tlie difference. , 2d West India Regiment,- Lieut. .cornelioa Jones Dunrt, ..from of the Regiment, to.be - Limitena.!it, •son, appointed to the 5:3,1 Foot ; and Assistant-Surgeon, John Cra•pp `pry, from half-pay 45th Foot, tube Assistant-.Surgems, vice Maclituctilane, appointed to the Staff... , . 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieut. Stanley Ireland, from half-pay of the 37th Foot, to be Lieutenaut, rice Ed wa;•.l •Taller, who exchanges. 1 . 9th Ditto, Ensign John Hogan to be Adjutant, vice Stewai t, who resigns the Adjutancy only. H °Serra t. STAl7.—Assistant-Surgeon. Peter- NI aclaucblane, from the id West India Regiment. .to he Aviislitots Surgeon to the Farces ; Hospital-Assistant Henry Outle-Parken., from half-pay ; and George Dart (tell, Gent. vice Blair, deceased, to be Hpspital-Assi4tants to the Forces. BREVET.—Lieutenant-General Sir .Alexander Campbell, Bart. and K.C-B. to have the keel rank of General aft the East Indies only. ---•--- .13,ANkRUPTcY SUPERiEDED. J. Ellis, Wellingurc, nialister. . BANKRUPTS. M. Dal,y, Blackman-strert, soaa-water-m.anttfac turer, to surrender Dec. i 6, sa, Jan. so, at Guildhall. Soli citor, Mr. Concanen, Change-alley, ,Cornhill,. T. Inchbold, Leeds, bookseller, Dec. 9, at the Rose and Crown lnn, Huddergehi, , lati.) 8, 20, At•the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds. Solicitor, Mr. Baktye, Chancery-1411e, S. Laycuck and G Brooke. Minories, slops e llers, Dec. le, 93, Jan, it.), at Guildhall. Solititur, Mr. Lake, Cattalo::- street. . ' 0. Varey, Lee-g ree.n, :Yorkshire, ,clOl4-toa.ker,.Dee. IS, 1.1. Jan. '2O, at the Z.•;Lar-ilin, P.onlefract. Soliciturs, hlessrs. Smithsuu and itarnskill,•Punietract, • - ' • ! , . J,,, C., and .F. Butler, Dusinington, , Yorkshire, buttes factcrs, Dec. 23, 21, Jan. 29, at th•Olf,l Satolhill, York. . So licitor, - Mr. Walker, New Inn. G. C. Wrisford, hdaro's-court,:Old Broad- street;tnerchant, Dec. 16; 2S, Jan. go, at Guildhall, Solicitor, Mr. Plat, New Busw..ll-court, Lineolo's Ina-1'..el 4 .1. tevaris, C.:ity road, tiitiber-merc.loll4, - Dec; 19, 23, Jan. 20, at Guildtia„ll.....Solie 0 iir, : Ms - . Nii.llwar,cl,•olo.flailey. . D.,T. Price, 1-19Iyaeli..strt et, ,Shurce.litch, la„istcher, Dec; 16, 19,..1.0, 25,. at Gatti:l4;4l. Solicitor, Mr, Gray, Then-- place ' klogslar - al road.... ,"• . -•- , •. „; .• . 3 , IViisv.i and G. worh... A iZersgatr•stFert,.l.laltera, Ptc. 16, 19, ja,a, 20, at 1.41,11.it!:,i1. Sillieitni- - $, Messrs. 4ilisi. - di. 'and IlundlOy, Freektiati's-court; CAA tibill.:' - ' • .-.: •• . S. sy muoe s arid W,. 15. , ,y10v, Watling-strect, wart/ionic:l)44i, Dee, 16 ; ~.3, Jats.. 20,..at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. SitiO, Queen-str,.o,_Cheapt4e. .. „_..., . . .., R. Sl,arpus, Da vies•strort,,Belkeley'snoare, dealer. its•ctlios, .Dec. 16, 13, ..lati. , 2o,:atiitsilAhall„.:'Sniicitols, Ma.*srs. May hew, Price, and Styan, f k .;tiouctry...l,atie.. , . '.. , ' • , DIYIDENDS.. Jan. 2, J. and J.•Witn,.SbrewitAnkry, e. Pay,nr, y Fdm:.1116:11-gr014cr-rJan.. 14.. W; 14i a.pity; Arlt cor! . l;Act.t-:-,-.1.0.A.- 13,2 k. l'atun'; and J. QldGravt:l-laite,fiatcli6e-higtiway.seap-mlilutactyrisrs l 4, l sy. -tt). C. Wright, •wme-Intrch.int—Dee. 30;'12, eisex„ metctlailt -;i0, P. 'nigh, i:kaatQ, 46eet ut, tanner-.-J,4). A. lAriiroun, ,J..,Doestett, Ahup, Manchester, cantopriTitcfg—Die.:9B;',.!.' : acid H. 3.s:iit= Friday-street, warethmsemen—Dee. 2,a, A. €4ol:kilUtt, (.-ktimt Wi.nchtstrr-sArk.Kt,, , ,Bierchant.- 7 -Dre., '.Suttpsi, M:lttbewi, ClaNtvr, tqlkiirr—Dvt. 10, G. Javiomn,jan. Distio;.B4ate , street,,:theCit, .wrgeon—,b,ep, 3Q,. F'. Llerrir us and. M. Lambert, Britant.- o , u rt, i 4.2, 'J. Lvahts, Irt.te Fettvt-lath. lasi iwi•per. • •- • CERT IFMATEfi,.Drc - ..3ci • • 3. Fit?gerakiiiitxv-tlrk-i3• Ntirrots•tigiti, Lactitetti, iint ,f -nit t el:1W .4a.tfinas Wiry y, p e iret.t out nritact net. W. Unl;l.iertt,T.4'o - iren , WiltaTis, South Stliehtilt.t 3. , r, • NW* Ic,plslLitru„Nt,rfolk, - take ; Fl os tini . bct.n..etchatlr—T. 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Madame ,CAT 4 u.sxx has se!iititiOwd,.4er tended joerikey t4 _ ` cassia, o, Accooi4,fl4-#O4OO-• F:ition. She remaigs.al Vieutta, Or, an?, iutends to • proceed to Ilungary itt the Spriag. . z '. .