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Ftom thr L iNDQN GiIZETTE, flag. 9, 1803. If'.»•.fiffiAugult 9, iSo3 cit Regiment of Dray,.oon • Guards, Corn& Richard Day tohz • 4,m i)ittt., Curnet tuid Adjutant Nivroyn Richardson to be Liontvo.iht. Li,titenant Atigitstus Itsynolcl4 floni ~ t Dragoons, to bky Lieutenant. gth IW to, er,rnct lohn Batley tone Lieutenant.. 7tlt.Ditto, Cornet Robert Miller to be Lieutenant. zd Regiment of Dr.tgoor3s, COrnet Tulin Stobo to :be Lieu- ten3nt. • 4th Ditto, Cornet W. Bridges to be Lieutenant. .13eauchatnp Coleloug, , h, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Bridges. 6th • l?itto, Lieutenant • Charles Fisher Burton, from Half- pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant. Cornet Fiennes • tvliiller. to be Lieutenant. t h Ditto, Paget Bayley, Cent to he Cornet, Etit Ditto, Cornet and Adjutant Alexander Dickson to be 9111 Ditto, Cornet'Pe.ijamin Chapman to be Lieutenant. rth Regintent of Light Dragoons, Thomas Pryor, Gent. to be Cornct. lath Ditto, Cornet George !lotion tb he Lieutenant. 13th Ditto; Cornet Cosby Yoting• to he Lieutenant. I. C. • Stewart Corry, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice O'Keefe, who retires tith nitto, Lieutenant Evan Macgregor• Murray, final Hai f.pay.ot the 9th Foot, to be rientenant, vice Lidder dale, who exchanges, receiving the difference. lath Ditto,' Cornet Robert Lloyd to he Lieutenant., Loth Cornet lienry Cardwell to he Lieutenant. 2►st Cornet i.klexanderLeckey to bo'Lietitenant. 22d Ditto, Cornet , Areliihald Paxton to be Lieutenant. 23d Ditto, Cornet Thomas Kelly to be Lieutenant. Quarter. Master Abraham Moulton to be Cornet, by purchase, vice C 14 , who retires itt or the Ist 'Regiment of Foot, Ensign Samuel Clarke to be Lieutenatit. a.l . ll4:tation or Ditto, F.o6gnitobert Hay to be Lieutenant. 2. I( eit.iiiteilt Or Riot, William Leveion GoYver, Gent. to be _ _ . _ _ _ 3 a Ditto, Lieutenant D. Arthur O'Neill, from Half-pay of tit& Guth Foot, to be Lieutenant. Assistant-Surgeon -• Evans, from the oth Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Doc[sword) faunce to be Captain of a Company, vice Dales, promoted, Ensign ' Robert Erideine to he Lieutenant. 3111 Ditto, Ensign Echrtuncll3nrke to be Lieutenant. En siKit 1. Rivers, from the 69th Fog . , to be tipsign, purchase, vice :Burke, promoted. bth I{egiment of Foot, Lieutenant 1. H. S. Mawr Willis, rom I halt- piy of the Iteriment,. to l e Lieutenant, vice ly who exchange's. Ensign S. P. Smith to be Lieute)l4ot, • V e promoted, soh Ditto, Ensign Behjamin Sibrint to he Lieutenant. A, C. Mercer, Cent. to be hnsign, vice.Sibmii., Toth Ensirn W. Stlt,irt to be Lieutenant. 12th I),rty, Ensign C, B. Sale to be Lieutenant. 13i ii Ditto,. Ensign Soden Davys to be Lieutenant. t4th Ihi to, Thomss Bailey to be Lieutenant. Alex atitttr laiwiett, Gent. to be rnsign, vice Bailey. tit!, Ditto, Ensign Beiljaniip Smith te. he Lieutenant. lot II Ditto, Ensirm Cot,td.to to be Lieutenant. t cot 046), Henry Despard to be Lieetemint. [Silt Ditto, Captain Robert Smith, from . lld I f.p:ly of the Lite Londdoderry Remiment„, to be Captain of a Company." Lieutenant Rob:!rt . Hutton, from Half-pay 1.4 the 21st • Foot, to be Lieutenant. re . Ditto,, Heelor Araclaine to be Lieutenant. Edward Smith, Gent. to be kiisigm, vice Maclaine. 2 9 111 !Into, Ensign Harding to be Lieutenant. ---- * Littyena, Gent, to he rtisipl, vice:Harding. t , t - Ditto, General the lion. William Gordon, from the 71st oor, to he Colnnel, vice General Hamilton, deceased. Second Lkute»ant Angus Cameron to be First Lieutenant. :ad Second Lieutenant Malcolm Maclean to be First Lieutenant. lames Barry, Gent. to be Ensign. ith Ditto, F.sisign C. A..ilailey to be Lieutenant. zoth Ditto, Lieutenant A lettandlr M'Milian, from Halt-pay of the cal Foot, to be Lientenant. Lieutenant C ha. Grant, from Hal f.pay of the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenaht. A6ling Surgeon Dewar,. from the 6th Royal Garrison, to be Sitfieott.' • • 17th Ditto, Ensign Waldron to he Lieutenant. . ash Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Sullivan, from the 43d 1 foot, to be tiurgeoit • • ptit Ditto, - Captain j; Daniel, front Hlf..pay of the 7th Focht, to he Captain of a Conipany. Lieutenant Horton Cook briseo,• front the 77th Foot, to be Captain, by pur ch3se, vi ce smith, who ietires. Lieutenant Thomas W. Chambers, from I lilt-pay of the 17th Foot, to be Lieute• mitt. ssist,titt-Surgeon - Dunne, from the 7th Light Dragoon!.', to he s...vensi. ;ad Ditto, Lieutenant i'kttlittr Molloy, froin Half-pay of the soth Foot, IC be Li‘ln , mant. 33d Ditto, Ensign Charles Irwin to be Lieutenant. 3ith Ditto, Insign Joseph Neyrtoe. to be Lieutenant. Dickens, Gent. to be Ensign,. vice Neynoe. 3sth t)itto, Ensign. George Wilkinson to be Lieutenant. Ensirm jeasun, from Half-pay of, the Regiment, to be Elisio.' 16th Ditto, Ensign loseph Cross to be Lieutenant. 37th 1 iitto, Ensign Alexander .jellery to. be Lieutenant. - 1 . 11‘.111V: lames, Gent to be Ensign, vice lellery. VA I 6ito, Fusign I' Perry to be Lieutenant. Samuel bever, Gent. to ne Ensign.' - • nth Ditto, Capoin loin Stevenson, from Half-pay of the 33 F..sot (;oar;(.;, to be Captain of a Computy. Lieutenant Thomas It. „Webb., tern Half-pay of the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant. iNlk.ststatit .Surwon Thompson, front the 49:n Post, to be . Surgent. 4 - th Ottto, F.ll,Aot C. Elks, 'from • Half-pay of the Regi •., - 1) he Ensign. •.• ! . lEosol Fl. Cradock to be Lieutenant. _ 4;. ;• • Ensign David Rawlins to be Lieutenant. Stewart . Gent. to be Ensign„ vice Ravvlins. 41d iliac), FOSI4II George 0' Flaherty to be Lieutenant. . Lieutenant W. Sherren, from liattAcy of the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant. 44th t)itt Captiin H M.l.Annesley, from Half-pay of the sth Dragoon GliAnts, tube Captain of a Company. Captain the 11.4 n: J Mitllens, from lialf-pay of the 73d Foul, to bc Captain ofd Company'. To be Emigns, without purchise—George P,ea,Gent. Row. joul Davies, Gent. Jonathan Thompson, Gent. late a Lieutenant in the Prince of Wales's Fencible). Rostock Jacob, Gent, 4;th Unto, 'William Moore to be Lieutenant. 46th Dttto, 11,9111 SmithwiLke to be, Lieutenant, Ensign Ilenj:il,l , l, I)timils, from the Ist Battalion of Re.. serve, to, he L vice Smithwicke. colt I ntto, Cap t Olt R (:curie Elrington, from the zd West India Regiment, in be Captain of a Company. Assistant •-----Doyle to be Suigi,ott. 48th Di to, Captain Andrew Pilkington, from Half-Pay of the 3d Foot Guards, to be Captain of a CoMpally.. Lieu teihnit Daniel Mansergh, front ,7 3oth Foot, to be Captain of „ I „p an y, lohn Whittle, Gent. to' be Ensign. IVrn:lit, Cent. to be Ensign. 49th Ditto, Captain Wilfiain flint Bleamire to be Major, by poP:itasco vice Hutchiu3oh, promoted in the 113 d Foot. Lieutenant to ly! Cliptain of a Compa n y, without vice !:11...,•pc, promoted in the Bint foot. sath Ditto Ennigit SaintiL -. l I 14.. t to he Lieutenant. scot Ditto, e ll.ttnign I, Pi, Phelps to be Lieutenant. cz, , Ditto, Ensien Oaavian Reynolds tki be Lieutenant. 54t a Ditto, Ensign W, N. Iludson to be Liteitenant. 55tic Ditto, Ensign Robert Spunncr to be Lieutenant. soth Ditto, Richard 4arrington to be Lieutenant. Ditto—To be Lieutenants, Ensign C.'l, Rogers, from tie 3d West India 'Regiment. Ensign P. from 'the 69th Not. Assistant Surgeon Vance to be Sur. goon. slnti Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Patrick Agnew, from the Foot, to be Captain of a Company'. Captain 0 1 13tien, from Halt-pay of the 46th Foot, to be Cipt.un of a Company. T. G. Coole, tient. to be E n - Michael Gent, to tie Ensign. 59th' Ditto, Ensign ThOmas If. E. Macgregor to be Lieute. C,harlii., I.ThogLis, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur l:none, vice Crighton, promoted. both Ditto. To be.Lieutenants--Ensign James Landrells. Ensign Carew P.evuell, 'Ensign Robert Gordon, vice Campbell, promoro. Ensign-Godfred Stark, vice promoted. Ensign "Fhomas Coleman, vice Curving, pro. ionic ci. Ensign ---- G leant.; vice Cartwright, promoted. Redmond, vice Punting, promoted, • En sign A rchibaltiCanipbcll, vice Maitow, promoted. To ,be Stotler, Gent. vice Landells. nunelkelif,. Gent. vico I.iluiciitl;.,'g. (kilt. Vire.; onitm, F,redenck 'rirnme, Gent, vice Stark. K. K. Nleive;., c";cot. vice Coleman. 61,1 Ditto,' Lieutenant lo,m Owen to be Captain nl'a. Corn. pally. Lieutenant Anitrew 'I lartley to be Captain of a E ns i gn lame; rill to be Lieutenant. Frisi f ,ll John Burke to be Lieatehant. .fatties Cauntlett, Gent, to be F.nsign. 63d Ditto, Ensign Witham Sntith to be Lieutenant. • 64th Ditto, Ensign Charles Bennet to be Lieutenant. En sign William Templeton, fronilialf.pay of the 3zd Foot, to be Ensign, vice Ite.nson, who exchanges: 6;th Ditto, Ensign W. C. Harvey to be Lieutenant. 66th Ditto, Ensign H. P. illakeney, from Half-pay of the 68th Foot, to be Ensign.' Assistant-Surgeon Spen cer, from 4th Foot, to be Surgeon. 67th Ditto, John Wood, Cent. to be Ensign. 63th Ditto, Ensign W. Lennon to be Lieutenant. 69th Ditto— To be. Captains of Companies,, Lieut. Henry .I.indsay, from the - Otst Foot. Lieutenant Peter Thomas ityves, front 22d toot. Lieutenant A. M. Cunningham, from the 42d Foot. - - To be Surgeon—Assistant-Surgeon Brownrigg, from the'rsth Light Dragoons. 71st Ditto, Major-General' Sir John' Francis Craddock, K. B. from Half-pay of the 54th, Foot, to be Colonel, vice the Hon. Wm. Gordon, appointed to the Command of the gist Foot. Lieutenant Peter Adamson, from 'Half-pay of theitegiment, to be Lieutenant. Ensign Tho. Murray, to be Lieutenant. • 71(1 Ditto, Ensign Whiteford Bell to be Lieutenant. 73(1 Ditto—To be• Captains of Corripanies, Captain John Levington 'Campbell, tom ilalf..pay of the coldAtream Guards. Lieutenant Allan M'Lachlin, from the 9,ist Foot. Lieutenant Maxwell Grant, Irons the 42d Foot. 74th Ditto, litisigh'Donald Macyneen to be Licrurenant. 76th Ditto, Ensign Samuel Le Clere to he Lieutenant. 77th Ditto, Ensign John Ileriott to be Lieutenant. 78th Ditto, Ensign Willianr Mansell tobe Lieutenant. -En _ sign -- Kennedy to be Lieutenant. - William Mathison, • Gent. to be Ensign, 'vice Mansell. WilliaM Cameron, Gent to be Ensign, vice Kennedy. 7 9 th Ditto, Ensign William Marshall to be Lieutenant. tst Ditto, Captain - Robert Charles 1-aO, front Half-pay of the 7th \Vest India Regiment, 'to be Captain of a Corti 'pany. Lieutenant G. P. Johnson, from Half-pay of the Re,;sment, to be Lieutenant. Assistant-Surgeon Louder, from sth Foot, to be Surgeon. - 83d Ditto, Ensign Alexander Campbell to be Lieutenant. 54th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant John lenkins to be Lieute nant. 85th Ditto, Ensign )ohn Alexander to he Lieutenant. 87th Ditto, Ensign.— Huxley to be Lieutenant. • 03d Ditto, Ensign James Scottie to be Lieutenant.. • 94th Ditto, Ensign Campbell E. Millar to be Lieutenant. gst It Ditto, Lieutenant Peter O'Hare to be Captain of a Com pany. Second Lieutenant Loftus Gray to be First Lieute nant. sth West India Regiment, Lieutenant Richard 13rome, from the asst Foot, to be'ticutenant, vice Lenn, removed to the 'Roth Font. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant George M. Darley to be Captain with out purchase, vice Cathcart, removed 'to the 39111 Foot. • Ensign Edward Conroy to be Lieutenant, vice Maley. G. M. Lotter, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Conroy. Ist liattalion of Reserve, Lieutenant Theobald Bourke, from the 63(1 Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Captain Francis D'Arcey Bacon, from the Newfoundland Fenci bles, to be Captain of a Company. A.ieutenant John Cot rv, from Halt-pay of the 68th Foot, to be Lieutenant with temporary Rank in the Army. Lieutenant Daiid Rome,' from halt-lay nt the late 105th Foot, to be -*Lieut e nant. lohn Neville, Gent, to be Ensign. Assistant-Surgeon l antes Matthews,. front the 4th Dragoons, to be Siugeon. • ad* Ditto, AleX. OgilVie, Gent, late Captain in the S tst Foot, to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank in the Army,. • James Fleming, Gent to be Ensign. 3d Ditto, Garrock, Gent, to be Ensign. 4th Ditto, Peter Barron,'Esq. late Captain in the Durham Fencibles, to tie Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. Marmadoke . Dagnell, Esq. ,to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army Stackhouse Thomson, Gent, to be Lieutenant, with tem porary Rank in the Army. • . • VA Battalion of Reserve, Henry Bolli,'Gent, to be Ensign. 6th Ditto, Warily Fallon, Esq. late of the Fiteahire . Fen clbles, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army, Jahn Salmond, Esq. late of ditto, to be Captain ora Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. Lieutenant William Herlderwick, from Half-pay of the 4.0 Four, to be Lieutenant. 7th im, Captain V. Bullock, from 'Half-p a y o f t h e 98th D .Foot, to be Captain, with temporary Rank in th e A rmy. Bth • Ditto, Lieutenant Charles .13eaurnont, from the 36th 'Foot, to be 'Captain of a Company. Captain Edward Ridgeway, from Ilalf-pay of the 36th Feot, to be Captain of a , Company, with tempinary Rank in the Army. As sistai,t-Surgeon William Chambers, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon. ' • • 9th Ditto, Captain John Domaresq, from Half-pay oft the zzd Font, tube Captain ofa Company. Nathaniel Good hall, Gent. (late a Lieutenant in the 3d FOot), to be Lieu • tenant, with temporary Rank in the Army - . Loth Ditto, Lieutenant Peter R. Jennings, from the aBth Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant William Porter, from the 76111 Foot, to be Captai n Ora Comiiany. t ttli Ditto, Captain Michael Aylme4 front Half-pay of the. 41st Foot, to. be Captain .of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. Assistant-Surgeon John Kidd, from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be SuO:on. tatii Ditto, George Pomeroy, Esq. late a Lieutenant in the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. Captain W.S. Handtield, front ilialf.pay.of the 88111 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Ar my. Assistant- Surgeon Jonathan Featherstone, from the 4th Foot, tote Surgeon. ' . 13th Ditto, ----- t:reagh, Esq. late Ca pta i n , in the Tarbert Fencibles,. to he Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. lames Studdert, Gent, late a Lieu tenant in the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank in the Army. • • . .14th Ditto, Lieutenant Donald . Mackay, frOm the 75th to be Captain of a Company. Robert Macgr , ,, :it Esq.. (late a Captain lathe Clanalpine Feneibles), to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. Ro bert Marshall, Cent. to be Ensign. 15th Ditto, Captain Thomas Dortington, Irons Half-pay of the 14th Foot, to be captain of a' Company. Quarter-Mastet Joseph Fowler, from Halt-pay of the late York.Vencibles, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank in the Army 16th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Crougcy, from. the 5801 Foot, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, tst Royal Garrison Battalion--7 Captain 'lames Miller, from the 6th West India Kegiment, to be Capt a i n o f a C omp a ny , Vice (;race, • removed to the ith Battalion. Royal Wagon Train, John Sidaway, Gent. to he Cornet, vice Ortord, whose Appointment doeS not take place. •11 . Regivwal of Fenci64 ['flint ! ". _ Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Stevenson, from the sth Foot, to he Lieutenant-Colonel.Connnandant. Capta in George Hill, from the stlt Foot, to be Major. Lieutenant G. S, fltwaites, froth the loth- Foot, to be Captain of a Com pany. Lieutenant John Adams, from the sth F oot , to h e Lieutenant. Ensign . John Nlacph,rson, from the sth toot, to be Lieutenant. Charles Iliggens, Cent: to he Ensign. Ntralgrunrwkk sdwiment 1f Foici . ble infantry. Ensign A. G, Armstrong, from the 6th West India Regi. ment, to he Lieutenant. Canadian Regiment of Fenciblt Infontry. Lieutenant James Eccles, from the Nava Scotia Fencibles, to be Captain, with temporary Rank in the Army. Eniign lames Pentz, from 11.1 It-pay of the Goth 'Regiment, to be Envign. Olding,Gent. to he Ensign, Newfound/44nd Regiment eJ Pencil , le ptfantty. 'Lieutenant William Morris, from the tith Foot,. to be Cap taia of a Company. Lieutenant R. Roclifort, from the 58th Foot; to be Captain of a Company, vice Ellice, removed to the Canadian Fen , cibles. Nova Scotia Regiment of Fe,trible liffanity. George Westphal!, Gent. to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rnnk in the Army. BREVET. paptain Henry Brom]9f, of the 26th Foot, to be Major in the Army. CornnussiortAlateti Ist January, 17914 STAFF. Major-General Richard England tote Lkinenant-Governor of Plymouth, vice Cambpell, who'retires. Colonel Sir Samuel Achmuty, of the loth Foot, to be Com mandant of the Isle of Thanet. 4 11051111:AL Sl'A . . . To be Assistatit-Inspod , ors to the Forces—Assistarit-In spettor Charles Kerr, frOm Assistant-Inspeeh4 Robert Keate, front ditto. Asststatit-Inspeetor William Tudor, from ditto. Assistant-Inspetior J. D. A. Gil pin, front ditto. Assistant- I tispeelor John loberns, from Assistanr-lnSpeaor Alexander Thompsob, from ditto. "To be Physicians to the Forces—Physician 'Thomas Sutton, from Half-pay.. Physician Robert Henderson, from ditto. Physician r. W. Roberts, from ditto. Physician Robert Gordon ' from ditto. _ Physician George Wardell, from ditto. Physician S. Cra‘Yfuril, from ditto. Plt)sician _Henry Luxman, froth ditto. _ _ _ To he Surgeons to the Forces—Surgeon Andrew Bond; from Hall.pay. Surgeon J. P. Hill, from ditto. Surgeon Wil liam Rose, from ditto.• Surgeon 'Richard 'North, from ditto. Surgeon John gunning, from ditto. Surgeon J. Phillips, from ditto.. Surgeon William Hogg, from ditto. Surgeon J. C. Carpue, from ditto. Apothecary T. L. Bol ton, from ditto. • To be Apothecaries to the Forces—Apothecary Wm. Wood, sen. from Half-pay. Apothecary R.Witernan, from Half - pay. STOCKS, BARRACKS. To be Barrack-Masters in Gant Britain—George Manhy, Esq late Captain. Lieutenant of the Cambridgeshire Militia. George ltoope, Esq. George Wathen, Gent. (Lieute. mint on I ial t-pay at the 4th Foot). E. Pyott, Esq. Da vid St. Clair, Henry Kilvington, E?i. late a cor.. net in the tVh Light-Dragoons. - lames Tielde, Gent. P. Van Courtland, Esq. William Ross Darby, Esq. George Vinter, Esq. Captain in the Royal Marines. George Mason, Lieutenant in the Royal Marines. _ ....._ ___- . . . LQNHON: Printed by BUCHANAN M'MPLIAN, (of now_Street, Covent. Gard e n ); and Publihhed by WILLIAM ARMICIER Sett trps,. (of South Moltnit-strt!et, Grosvennr-squate); At the 511.N.Ofirtc g, No. - 112, SitraNd ; wince Advertises:grt:, Orders for the Paper, Laws for ;he Edit o r, & c . (pest-laid), naubt be addressed, ... MEMOIt A NDUM. Assistant Sutgeon William Ovingdon, of the gist foot, is superseded, being absent without leave, Cwantission in tbe. South Hants Militia, signed b 5 the Lord Lieutrnant. Henry Ilamer, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated July 30, 1803. Commissions in theltoyal Regiment of Devon and Cornwall Miners„signrd by the Lord Warden ; dated 7111. y 28, 1803. Ensign John Huthanance to be Lieutenant. Philip Jenkins, Gent. to to Ensign. 105413 Cock, Gent. to be Ensign, ,vice Huthanance, pro tnoted. William Fisher, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Luptom, resigned. ERRATUM in the G A Z ETT Z of the Both Tuly. Inverness Militia. For William Robertson, Gent. t• be Lieutenant—Read, James Leslie, Gent. to be Lieutenant. BANKRUPTS. Solomon - Isaacs, late of Queen's-street, London, upholder, to surrender Aug. 13, 2.0,' and Sept: ao, at ten, at Gpild ball. Attornies, Messrs. Cockayne• and Taylor, Lyon's _ Inn. John Martin Sawyer, Joseph Fletcher Trnernan, and Joseph Powell, of Cannon -street, merchants Aug. at ten, ,a.o, at eleven, and Sept. 20,• at ten, at C;uildhall '. Attor nies, Messrs. Palmer and Tomlinsons, Warnford'-court, . h rogino r street: ~ 191m-Benbow, late of Eaton Bishop, Herefordshire, miller, Aug. 24, 25, and Sept. to, at eleven, at the Green. Dragon Inn Hereford. Attornies, Mr. Taylor, Featherston e _ Buildings, London; or Mr. Wormington, Bromyard, Here.. fordshire. • , john Medway, late of Rawson, Dorsctshire, yeotnan. Aug. 25,. 2.6. and Sept, 2o`, at four, at the White-Lion Inn, Shaftesbury, 'llorsetshire, Attornies, Mr. Seymour, Mere, Wiltshire; , or Messrs.. lileasdale and Alexander, New— Inn, London. LOYAL NORTH BRITONS. A General 'Meeting of the Gentlemen of *this Corps of Volunteer's was held on Monday evening at the Crown and Anchot Tavetn, in the Strand. The purposes of the Meeting were, to consider ► of the propriety of Address from the Corps to His Majesty, and to receive and decide upon cer tain reeopmendations from the Committee, relative to the nomination of Officers, anti to several other matters of necessary atrangement. JA M ES MACINTOSH, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, WAS ailed to. the Chair. He opened the business of the Meeting in a speech of the. most impressive and ani. mating eloquence. He handsomely give his thanks to his loyal fellow.countrymen for the distinlion with which they honoured him, in calling him to the Chair.' He reminded them, that to sacrifice every other interest to the Defence of the IndepentL ence of their Country had been, for ages, the-most eminent charaeleristic of the spirits of North Bri.. tons. Their Patriotism had r from the m emor y, he said, of their remotest forefathers, been supported by a native courage, by a dautoless . rnagnanitnity of valour, to which not another 'nation-on earth had refused to do - homage. The generous zeal with which the Gentlemen who were, present now stood forth, devostng their lives to the defence and, glory of their COuntry, in chit grand crisis of her danger, approved them the worthy heirs of those Liberties, 'and of that high reputation of intrepidity and pa triotiLm,. which so many of their heroic Ancestors had bled 'to sustain." Proud of his alliance to the ancient glory of Scotchmen, he Was, if possible, yet more proud to rank himself as she Comrade in. arms of the generous high•minded Band whom he saw around him. They awaited no compulsive call. They came forward to offer nocold.blooded indiffe_ rent service. They claimed, with impatience, the honour—to stand the foremost in the imminent deadly breach.,-to oppose th - e,ir, breasts, for a wall of defence, before all that was dear to the social and domestic affeftions of Britons-s - --to press their indignant steps against the first steps that an in. vading Enemy should dare to tread,on tl;e British Shores. They were warmed with all the zeal .of the Religion of Patriotism. 'Taking the engage. ments of the Corps, they gave an inviolable sacra. mental pledge to their Country, , that they would shed their last blood' in her defence. It was 'not to be imagined that there could be a man among them who did .not enter the Corps with an ambition, the darling pission of his soul, actually to die for his Country. By the hlnod of .the'' Heroes who died and triumphed with WA L I. AC E 'aha with BRUCE-7- by 'those whose resistance mastered the attempts of the French on Ireland—by those who fell, and those who conquered, on the Plains of Alexandria, and amid the ruins of Acre—never should a Gallic Fue prevail, where there existed a North Briton t o meet his ann. Irishmen, Englishmen, and Scotch men rose up, with united' hearts, as with equal trepidity of soul, to vow to prove, that no French. man should approach these shores in hostile enter. prise, but to find a dishonourable grave. That Union, sealed where an Irish and an -English Ge neral seconded,c,while• a ScottLlt one, Sir RALPH AntKCItOMBY, glorion,ly led and fell sealed where a Dow:LAS and an, OLDF E fought under the command of Sir SIDNEY SMlTH—that Uni,ll was a pledge to the Inhabitants of these Isles, that they never should he subdued.--s-After art effusion. of a series of other highly impassioned and patriotic, sentiments, • Mr. Miss: J sro , ll_, saggeSted, that it, might be proper, for the present, to 'postpone Itie Address which ithad bee n proposed t o b e presente d to His Majesty : and. he concluded with intros using to the attention of the Company, a -young Gentle, man, Mr. THOMAS CAM P LL, who had prepared an Ode, which he had composed to excite the lolta.' •bitants of this Country to its Defence against Inva. sion. It is itnpoAble to describe the applause, of 'patriotism,. and -of heroic emotio• which burst often out among the hearers while 1\11: MACINTOSH was speaking. Mr. Cismez ELL% Qde was heard with testimonies of extraordipiry approbation. The Meeting then approve, the nomination 0 W. ADAM, Esq. and of JAMES MACINTOSH, .li" q. to be Captains' in the Corps; and of -some othvi Gentlemen to be Lieutenants. g'opi matters ot arrangement were decided upon, and the ,Meeting broke' up. • , Sunday morning the z4.th ult. two sons, one- • aged nine, the other eleven, of Mr. MILES, a re-. speaable farmer at Ashbruitle r Somerset, were . drowned in a pond near the house. It is SUN posed one fell in, and the other in attempting to save him was dtowned himself. They were found within a few . yards of each other, and one of them standing uprrght, with the water just over his head; though they were missed but a very little time,, all means of restoration proved in .vain. The zeal anti patriotism of this Country were never more displayed than at the present. Moment. The Subscription at LLOYD'S; and the various public spirited Addresses, excite our admiration and grati t ud e : b ut i n di v id ua l exert i on n o less claims our rec o m men d at i on ; among t h ese we have to rate Messrs. 'LANE, NEWMAN, and Co. Minei'var Office, Leadenhall-street, who„ with true British ardour, have been indefatigable in circulating a little Work intitled, the " Soldier's Companion," at the moderate price of Sixpence ; and so universally 11.1 s it been distributed, that nor a Volunteer Corps in the Kirigti3M is without this useful military rale Mecum. The Fifth of next Month the Lottery begins Drawing, Tickets and Shares "are selling by T. Bisit, at his Old Established Offices, No. 4, Corn hill, and 1V). 9, Charing.tross, where all Prizes are paid on demand. Sfl/P NEWS. GRAVESEND, AUG. S. Passed by—the Kranick, Barrett, from Ham tih - ; Resolution, Frying, from Norway. Sailed—the Vrow Fania, Schoen, for Ernbden; and J hanna, Catharina, , for Darner. DIED. Est- At Antigua, John Price, Esci son of Joseph Price, of Stratton-street, Piccadilly. On Friday last, John Ch 4 Horde, olie, Esq. of Bedford-square.. .„ .'. On Viesday the zd inst. it Dorking, in Surrey, in the*" ~ year of !di age, John Hoe, Esq. of Tenteiden.• in Kent!,.,,,'.'.''.: "`" well known in the literary world as the Translator Or TA. and Ariosto. ' . . .; . . .. PRICE 0 IfESTIP. D.klr. • Bank Stock 138 India Stock 16t Navy s per Cent. S4ll India howls ; per( ew. t-9•, x. Ititls s. S. dis. Irish s per Cent'. Omnium rer Cent. Con. 6801 Imper. 3 per Cent. 3 per C. U. 52:1 . 3 1 31 ditto AMA. 3 per C. Con 521e;-.1,1‘ Bank for It nk 1.. A . 'Si Is, i 6 Conc. for Aug. 52i-1M Ditto short ACHANGE. . . AUG 9. , . . • , Amsterdam lb 2 " Z. us. hiacTikl' . . ...... i n 1v24 .41 Ditto, at sight ,i 5 ii' Ditto . 373 eltrAile Rotterdam . 30 3 2 US. Leghorn - . .. . 5 . 3 ilaniburgn - 33 3 , 2 11S. Naples . .. . - ~ Aitotia -3; 4 24 us. Genoa . - atl Paris t day's dia. 24 2 • Venice - . - iti Paris, ditto, .24 to z us. Lisbon . . - Bourdeaux, do. 24 II ~ . Oporto. .. . - 1 t Cadiz .. - 111 paper Dublin . . , - 17 T Ditto . - 371 etiedive Bilboa -37 i COURS[ OF E. TUZSDAY, K E NT. . By JOHN BOR MAN, TO RE SOLD 111' AUCTION. Unless previously disposed of by Private Contrail. On Friday the rith. Day of August inst, at the Rose Crown Inn. in Tahhridge 'rowii, between the licao of Four and Six.in the Afternoon, ALL, those well-knqtyri tttly VAlt.tzthle miacs situate . the Bridge-foot in the said Town " I . Tunbridge, containing a very excellent. DwellinA.- 111) "1 with three other very cbinfrad Houses adjoining, the C:IP'! Brew-hinrse, M Alt-house, sivicious Store - fron.i.cs, g ood Rio'!" Stables, large Yards. Gardens, Cod; and i nanx.N o ''„7 ni able ecntiveencies .for carrying on the 1.10...n.A. , .% of . and Malting on a very exteAskre scAie. 1 it:- is ). : 1 , 14: • hold, sur rounded by the River Nlerlway,on.a I:trencli same,, and wirigable up to the :;hove - Prexises. viewed any tithe przceding tror.vdi:it , :. 1)40",, sion niav be had of the wiioie: , For Itirther l'articulars,'inquire of Mr. Muiston. No• Hatton-Garden, London; Nag's Head Inn, in the tiotoogi'! Haunch of Venison'lnn, Ntlidstone, Kent ; Sur J o, terbury • Bear Inn. Lewes ; and of the Attclioncer, bridge Town , where the Prel;.ll4s may 14 vinwed VALUABLE COPYHOLb ESTATE, lI,ANIUSTBA P ' MIDDLESEX. TO BE SO 1,1) RV AUCTION, • Mr. SQUIBB At Carraways§.Collee-house, o! Monday the 22d Day of A wzust, !Sns, Twtiye o'Ciu.;l4' 'LW ONE" LOT, - - • • ) A- Most Eligible and Valuable CO?Yfil.)l,i Es•r AT F., situate at Ilampste.id, distant only 'Ill:, Miles and a Quarter from the Mi:tropolis, consists int of t a re 2 R.34 P. itv.re or - less, of exceilent Meadow and l'ait• Litrid, being o• mist desirable spot to erect a Mt risiatiV,‘ ' in part commanding extensive V ie , .vs of the Cities of 1.01),,T i ,: and Westrninster, Islington, Kentish Town, Surrey 1" . 1 .4 &c. &c. abounth.wtth Brick, Tile, and - Potteri.s. Faith, :„, has great advantage o f • utility and beauty. of Descriptive Particulars may be had at the C torgc Inn, • Water trout the Pondt; both a' ''' Hampstead ;of Mr, Squibb, Saville-row ;at ithe • k "t c4 ,:,:; Sale ; and of Mesirs. I , ;.ent, Pearce, and K.ertr, at ; 4 Lr.• (Mica for Landed Property, Craig's court, IVinteliall• 'Y'.: - - a I'l an of the Estate mar' be seen .• Between BUCKINGHAM - and . BICESTER With Possession at Lady Day next. ' 7 TO BE SOLI) liY- AUCTION, ; • By Mr. RHINE, • , o ust ' On Friday the 26th instant; at the Rainbow Coffir-n7 in at Twelve o'Cloek. in- Ten 1- , 3 1 5. o ft; AValuable FREEHOLD iitia ESTATE, the whoLt titoated within the Twytbrd, which extends over the'llainiet of Ch,tlnu`''''. •Nviiieli the greater . part of this Estate 1 t 3, The Land is prinvipailv Grazing.o round of the ;firt"t ore lity, and contanis altogether 655 Acres, on w:kii.:ll are l e. , ilomeste.t:ls, called Cross's, Dunstaips Hiil , 3:;(1 the t Wt. former very good. and all are pleasantly st Mr. Cr6s-;. at Twy lord, as well as tie oth e r %vitt sliew their respective Lavds, of'whoin printoil how;lays may he had ; also 1,1 'the linter ; a. cite O xt't.'ti l ' b a s il the 111 n of Mr. Hoilier, at Thatne ; CJaer, Re 1 1 ;tat''"" tru e, and. of Arr. Rine, Land Surveyor, 010:ilotWs Bloomsbury, London, wliure A 'Plan 'Tray he: seen .