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4 ~!. t , r,` ~+ ..-titi;•' : : ..,,,, ..".",.. - , . , , .. k•-!.t .s ;‘ - .' , _ - e ‘ - ' l ' , ''.'• ' ' ' ' I A ;Vl/44 a, it !.t 6' 46 j 1 , WEIYN ESDAY, MAitCH 16:1814. BOOKS PUBLISkIEp BY AAMITEVLEIGH, Is, STRAND (Late Mathes 1. pp OBINSON'S SCRIPTURE' CHARAC 1. TERS, 4 cuts. Bvo. Bth edit. 21. 2s. boards. An edition is publishing in 12 parts, at 2s. each. - 2. ROBINSON's CHRISTIAN SYSTEM, 3 vols. Bvo. ena edit. 11. I Is. 611. boards. 3. ROBINSON on the. PROPHECIES of the PROMISED MESSIAH, 'I thick vol. Svo. 12s. boards. 4. The PAMILY EXPOSITOR : or; a Paraphrase inii.Ver 'iota of the New Testament, with critical Notes, and a practi cal iniiirovein.ent of each Section. By Philip Doddridge, D.D. .With the Life. of thi. Author, by Mr. Job Orton. A superb edition; splendidly embellished, complete, 4 vols. medium 4to. price 81.65. boards. The elegant Portrait is sold separately, price 48. • The Work may be had in 12 Parts, at 10s.. 6d. each. A few copies are printed with peculiar elegance, on impe rial wove paper, 4 vols. price 101; 10s. bohrds. 5. The LIVES of JOHN BELDEN, Esq. 'and Archbishop USHER, with Notices of the principal Men of Let ters; with wilifin they were connected. By J._ Aikin, M. D. In oiie bandsowe Voldme, Bvo. embellished with taco highly finished Portraits of Seldttn and Usher, price 14s. 6d. boarmjs. The Portraits are sold separately for the purpose of Il lustration. ProC..'s ss. each, prints 2s. 6ci• each.. The three following 'Works will be found•peculiarly interesting to all persons who read the Bible, and to young people in particular. 6. A D!CTIONARY of the HOLY BIBLE, containing an Historical Accoubt of the •Persons;. a Geographical and Historical Account of the Places critical, and sys tematicilDescription of other Objects, whether natural, sir= thicial, civil, religious, .or . military; and the Explication of the Appellative Tertus, mentioned in the writings oft lie Old and New Testament. icy.the late Rev. JOHN BROWN, of Haddington,Professor of Divinity under the Associate Synod. New edition in -2 neat pocket volumes, with a Life of the - Author, and two accuraely. .coloured Maps, price Ws. 6d. boards. Just published,. on.a Sheet of large Atlas Phper,, 7. A New MAP of PALESTINE, or the HOLY LAND; with an Historical Account.ofthe Israelites from the earliest Period of their History to theil - final Dispersion. Selected.from the Writings or SAMUEL CROXALL, D.D, Archdeacon of Sa lop, in the Diocese of Hereford. Thu descriptive part which surrounds the Map is in Letter-press,. the Map is engraved in the best manner, and neatly coloured, price 75.6 d. the sheet, canvas and case, ] is, and canvas and roller, les t disseetedOs -Just published, the, same Size and. Price as the Map of Palestine, 8. A New MAP of the TRAVELS and VOYAGES of ST. PAUL and the Other APOSTLES, with a Geograithical and Histoi ical Account of the Places they visited, as recorded in the New Testament, selected froiu the Writings of ED WARD WELLS; D.D. 'lt may - be had done up like the Map of Palestine. ' 9- LUTHERS COMNIENTART on ST. PAUL'S EPISTLE to the GALATIANS,. with the Life of ',tither, and an impar tial History of . the Times in which he liv - ed. By the Rev. Evasions 'Middleton, 11. D. NeW Edition, large type, and tine Portrait; price 12s. boards. * 4 , 41 ' A tew copies of this masterly work are printed on iin . peiial paper, and embellished with an exquisite Portrait of the great, Reformer, engraved expressly for the large paper Edition, price tl. is. boards. The Portraits utay be had se p..irately, Price t_ 10. S.,A.MONS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS; with Letters to anUnder-giraduate at the University. By the late William Alphonsus Gunn. To woich are prefixed; Memoirs of his Lite; by the Reverend- Isaac Saunders,' S.M. price Ws. 6d. hoards. SERNIONS, by the Rev. JOHNJLOGAN, F.R.S. Edin nrie of toe :411):..;tets of Leith ; to which is loyeLixed, " • burg _ . 12. .SER.‘'..OI•;S by the Rev. RICHARD DE COURCT, Vi car of AlltmOnd, Shrewsbury ;to which is prefixed, au Es say on we Nature, &c. of pure and undefiled Itrilgion. Se cood .I , .;tlc..iGn, with fine Porilait. A very halidonte volume, los. fid. 13. CHRIST CRUCIFIED, the distinguishing Topic of the Gospel; or, a Treatise in Vindication of the -some of the most important Doetritie , ; of Revelation; to which arc added, 'avec Disc;oirse on (Abet . interesting subjects. By the Rev. LVeilard De Convey, Vicar of St. Alkinond,Shrewsbury. New Edition, printed units:U - rrtly. with the Sermons, price 10s. tid. boards. 14. The- CHRISTIAN OFFICER'S COMPLETE AR MOUR; containing Evidences in favour of Divine Revelation. By General BURN, of the Itoyal Marines, 3d edition, 4s: sd. boards. 15. Who Fares best; the Christian or the Man of the World? or, the Advantages of a Life of Real Piety compared with a Lite of Fashionable Dissjpation. By General BURN, of the Royal Marines, 3cf edis ion. Printed uniformly with the Ch r i s tian Officer, price 2s. .;a.,boards. 16. BROWN'S (of Haddington) _POCKET - CONCORD- ; ANCE to the HOLY SCRIPTURI , ,S. A new and very neat Edition, with fine Portrait; price 4s. hoards. 17. 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New Edition, revised by the-Rev. C. SIMEON, Si'o. - .price.Gs. boards ; 19mo. 4s. hoarris. • 23. ORIGINAL POEMS on VARIOUS OCCASIONS. By a LADY. Revised and corrected by W. COWPER Esq. New Edition, price 2s. 6d: boards: • 24. A FATIiLR's. ~4.N.DVICE. ; to his SON at SCHOOL, price Is. . Though originally designed only for his own child, yet as ---- 7 ---- - ..--.---- v, „., mobs in • anstanced, we are pleased to see it published ; and parents, in our judgment, eau_ scarcely put a shilling to a better use, 4 02 : n el Tra , ravels in . France, which were so frequent ia than in purchasing a copy of it fur the perusal of their sons.— N IL ,. • 1803, have ()Hate become very rare ; and Colonel Monthly Review. kil i 7eY's• Narrative, though 'referring to the lear 1807; • . . te r i,„'_e n f,,eund to he one of the latest descriptions of the in- - •TO YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS. a , _ s r .. 1 that Kingdom.. He travelled with 'a Wish to form Just published, . tkilvd:ituate of_ - the degrees of comfort which might be at- 25. The FEMALE (Et ONOMIST; • or, ,a Plain Sy . stem , of *hp ~.' , l t on a family-rkTsidence in tbot c oun t r y: r e, those Cookery, for the IT•sie of.Priv , lte Families. BY Mrs. SNII IR 1 k var i!. ll yentertain a similar project, his Journal will afford Containing 850 valuable I:. ceiits. New Edition,. price 41 ofl iv . r_tYsd useful information; the mode and the expettee - boards. This is the cheape:t atd most useful Cookery Bou - torsi bin the middle rank of Societ being more frequently that ever appeared before the public. . ~e i_ ,?ered in this than in the generality of books of Tra- 4 4 4 ' Five Thousand Copies were sold in the course of a few ' ---Monthly Review, Sept. 1811. • . . . months. This Day were published ea The COMPLETE CONFECTIONER; or, Whole Art se cond This in one thick volume, Bvo. ' with a coloured a Cotiketionary made easy. By FREDERICK NUT!'. RAv Map of France, price 14s. boards, - Sixth Edition, 6s. 6d. boards. . . • P t i • EL.S thr \ r/uulf the SOUTH of -cRANCE, 27. The IMPERIAL and ROYAL COOK; consisting of the V: N( a „ ,11(1 . in the 'INTERIOR of the PROVINCES of PRO- most sumptuous Made Dishes, Ragouts, Fricassees, .'o-ups, il to the'f't atid LANGUEDOC in the Years 15h7 and.lBo3, by Gravies, &e. Foreign and English. By FREDERICK NU.I7. Ler: ti n "er befor e performed, being aloud the Banks of the 6s. boards. 01 ti ,' ..' Isere, and the Garonne, through the greater part 28. The ARABIAN NIGH"I'S' ENTERTAINMENT,S, corn pr Course. plete in, one volume octavo. Translated by Beaumont. Em bellished with S plates, price 14s. boards. London : Printed for SAMUEL LEIGH (late Mathews And Leigh), 18, Strand, ami sold by all the Bouli.bellers in Town and Ccuatry. By Lieut. Col. PINKNEY, t • Of the N or th A mer i c an Bangers.tev.Z ol l; Printed . for Gale, Curtis . ; and Co. Paternos- OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,'March 6, 1814. gig 'PRINCIP,AL OFFICERS of His MA • J 1 STY'S ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will, be received at their Office iu Pall-'ball, on or before Alquday, the 28th day of March" inst. fronl such Persons as may be Willing to rna%Ttake the Supply of SERGE and FUSTI-ANfrr Service of 'this Department for a Period of three Years, determinable after the Expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of -three Months, at the Option of Zither Party. ' Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Laboratory in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, andfurther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, ?nay be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall -Mall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten end Four clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed " PrOposiils for S6-ge and Fustian but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 28th insta;4, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day, steith;r will any 7'w der ba uotited, unites the Party Making it, or an Agent in kis behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, , B. H.CREW, Sec. 1814. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 3." arch 8, THE PRINCIPA L, OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby .give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their. Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 28th day of March instant, from such Persons as may- be willing to undertake the Supply of S'I'OVES, RANGES,_ and otheryfrticks, for Service of this Department for a Period , of 'Aree Years, deter niittable after the Expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the . 7option.of 'either .Party. Patterns of the ..4rticles may be viewed upon Application at the Principal Storekeeper's" Office in the Tower, and far , then Particulars, tOgether with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-31a11,. aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten, and Four a' ClOck, where the Propo . sals must be delivered, sealed . up and indorsed, " Proposals for Stoves, Ranges, &c.." but no Proposal can be admitted after the said pBth March, at Twain: n'ilock at Noon of the same Day; neither will any Tender.lie naticed, unless . the Party making !, or an Agent in his Bektflf shall attend. By -Order of the Board, B. H. cAErr, Secretary. OFPICF: OF• 'Ol - 111N:e12176E-, Feb. ,23, 1614. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA ' JESTY'S ORIN2INCE do' hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be, received at their Offiee,"in - Mall, on or before Friday, the 18th day of March next, from such Persons as may be tvillin;' to andertahe the Snvnlv of delive7ed at tncE,epenFf q 1 the Contractor,ttz. N o rth-Britain, South West„, including Ports- NOrthern, mouth, Isle of Wight, and Yorkshire, Christchurch, astern, exclusive of War- Western, Icy, Woolwich with its Depend- Southern, exclusive of Chat- encies, Worley and Chatham, ham, Weedon., Northamptonshire, no Me let of April next. fora period of Six Months, fri The Oats to be good; sweet dry, and clean, without any mixture of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats, and must 21,t weigh less than 37 pounds per Winchester Bushel; the Hay , to be sweet and drl,•, and delivered in Trusses of sGlbs. weight. rt . (' Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in Trusses of 36lbs. weight. - The Prices to be ?aid for the respective Quantities of each Article whieh may be delivered, at-thefollowiugrates, For tlk Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight: For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds. For the. Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds. The Proposals may be delivered sepci•ately or jointly for two or mare of the said Districts, and it is expected that ,the Contractor shall receive the Stable Dang, which, during the Period of his Contract, may .accumulate, making an alloW ance fir the same, after. the rate of pc). Horse per Week. • Farther Particulars may be known upon Application to the Officers commanding the Royal Artillery iaa each Dis- trict, and also at the Secretary's afore said, auy day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed ,up and indors ed, Proposals far Forap, p" . but nO Proposals can he ad- Milted after the said 18t4March, at Twelve o!Clock at, Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender die noticed, unless the Party making it, or an .agent on his 'behet(f, attend, . Aly Order of theßoard, R. .11.,CRE117, Secretary. MARRIOTT'S IMPROVED PATENT KITCHEN RANGE. mAßrtiorr having recently made very considerable linprofetnentS;. is induced to offer to the notiee of the Public tin. above minnrable Invention, as the most complete,, Article of the kind. ever Manufactured for Roastiog. Baking, Boiling, Steaming, Stewing, &c. and a constant sunlit y'of ten or twelve Gallons of Hot Water, with one half the usual fuel. This Range is attended with much less,trouble than any other, - and the utensils used in the ope ration of cooling ate kept perfectly clean, anti are far more durable than with common ranges. It is alsoa certain cure for smoky chimnies, which has been proved by repeatad ex perinielits. Its rapid, and increasing sale, added to the uni versal atislaction it has given, are the strongest proofs of its utility ; warranteatvanswer, never having failed in a single instance. As tenor the small portion of Fuel requisite, it is advantage ous for small families, so from the quantity of work it will perform, it is suitable for large establishMents, and is parti cularly adapted tor the use and convenience of - private fanii. lies, taverns, lodging•houses, boarding-schools, &s. Kitchens fitted up with Ranges, min acing all the late Im provements, with Steam-boilers, OVens, Hot-chisetS, and. Steam-kettles. All kinds of Stoves for-Drawing-rooms, Par lours, Halls, Churches, &c.; humane Man-traps, 'to seertre depredi t itors without injuring thew ; Spring-gnus of differeut constrUAlonS. A Patent Roasting Jack, upon an entire new principle, constructed so as to require neither weights nor putties; the works being.enclosed, are protected from injury and irregularity; from its extreme simplicity, not liable to be Out of order, and calculated fox every Kitchen. To be seen in'use daily at the Patoutee's Nlanufactory, No. 64, tlget-street, Lowitnx. ;$ ‘.• 2s 0: ,s oci oa • 01 01 , 45 ss ~~ S: A 0 9 62 v 7, 6i 0 -60 it 58 • . 57 01 0 4 101 lU r er 014 .0. qr. ! .• .64 Itoi 0.1 to - 74 i tog !I,a' " vL' to tO,, ,t i t , 1 1 34 J j • L - to :3 i to I to . d d . to 1 to . 1 i ,4/1 to to . „ rd o)= s . • , L 1 to , ad Oil ~t 1 1 1)6- , 01 od 44' tv<A, . • • 0( 1' " i/4 140: 1 4 4 L,:s I. rice. to - -s• tit ,;,„; , • • ;J 4 .:a ~ • i :nit" : 1:c o'• 1.•0 z J O • , •, - • • (.I~2'f` I f the It-v. the Lat)) 0I the bad) `.l e , lih:e • i te n. .19 ett i l; •,t , Aortt"':-if ffare , n y, at Data a, l uare , I°llll '.it, tlic ray' , Stc r eit" G. Gila fie§ M r. ,00 1 01 01 4 1 yea r f mai s , ef t ‘ e ,•;:i' ,Wll qs• P r ' pr. .27 =261 ,7ori' Cro l4l' 9 of Pc'' t i,;e' AdV cr adth'e"e NUMBER 67151 sprTHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 0-111OR1 OW EVENING Mara 17 :their Majesty's Servants Will perf(irm the Play of • THE' MERCHANT - OF - VENICE. •Shylock, Mr. Kean ; Portia, Miss,Sniith. ' To which will be added, 0„ THE CHILDREN IN.THE WOOD. :„Z c i , d t aj e , r. An OratoriO.—On Satuiday,lfainlet; with My , • TTHEATRE P_OY.4iL, COVENT-GARDEN. • 0- MORROW. EVENING, March 17,. will b e Performed th , S'rrion:Opera of .Art _ axerxes, Mi. ~:iT;Tieti; Mundane ' Miss Stephens. After tvhich, the Corned' , of A s TRIP TO •SCARBOROUGH. , To I he part Mis. Hoyden 1)y Mrs. Jordan. v'hicics-, be added a'Piece, in One Act, called • On -pride . MRS. WilßiiNS. Oratorlo.--On Saturday, King Richard the The pevii to Pay. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. NBlight ago, t Years I CALAMITIES ( 31 , :mr 4 :, try the War la different PROVINCES of f'N'Y-r;.-.Ye rise to a SUBSCRIPTION, and the Forma ()It1“ -1 a (:O MNIITTEE in London, to relieve the Distresses ont inent. p,„ 1 4 th generosity of the British Public, the sum of nearly 14, - it - " i '• Was remitted, which rescued multitudes from the ex thiy (, 1 ' 4 Want ; hat at no period since the existence of !tits the mass of every kind of misery been Ic tte t , 4 t> in the country to which their attention w.s t 1:;; where the many sanguinary battles foukht in Silesia, b yre Y> Bol.ehlia, tiax'ony, Br.indenhurg; and other parts, ko s i,. en tailiql upon the peaceable inhabitants; sufferings, al , ""exalapied in e annals of history. 4 , 4 be r. orumittee are anxidus to impress upon the minds of lhei t c onntrymen, that, in anticipation of British support, a ye remitted to different parts of Germany to the • unt • of .near 40,0001 441 01 tut already advertised k. , 16,626„ 3 lo 1 Subscr iptions since received :- 7 . J °6 4 4t • William Holt's. . Ditto" of Ainersham, ' \till. T hurlow - 3 3 per John Wilkinson 11 ;i11: 41 Cawthorne 3 o ' ' 191. lls 6d. ` 1 '' 4, Clark - 2 0 Ditto of Berkhamsted, 1 , 1 11 4 4 t E leock - 1 0 ditto - 41. Bs. - 6d. to,,,b?as Kilsby - 10 ' Ditto of Chesharn, ditto W r tl3 i ,at ' Charlbeley 6l. lls. 6d. lti "In. Allbright, . J. Ramsey, jun. Amer- ' b ilt, 4 15 4 pe r )4 . t .,Gainsborough, William Janson - - 5 0 M. %Bowen ti• ' Joseph Rutter - 5 0 4 „ _ 191. ss. 6d. Friends at Edinburgh, t•'''oll Leatham te.,,,,,_ • 5 0 per G. Miller 211. 16s. 6d. p e " l, at Donaster; - 3 3 I'l leti r d u ,„ S "itil - 32 - 0 Friends of Bury, &v. . . and - or Roche ter per John King 331. ss. 6d. 4t AlaidStone 621: 7 , Gd Ditto of St. Albans, &c. t 1- 1 41 P liti CO re - - 5 . 5 . pet:Dan. brown,jun. 39 O . 1 .. ,,. • ._,..,ce - 1 1 Sundries' from ss. to ig Isiewen _ p 2 ins 6d. • 41. Ss. 6d. : 12.111Ta IVi l o ") : t r n t ik " , i'''...n. 5 1 - I Mr. , J. Stock's, Poplar T !Tii R o b inson . 1 . 1 , School - 10 0 I,:e. Turtin .- - j_ 4( 2 . .l'lei Newb er 1 0 His Scholars,twoweeks Pi 10 • pocket ;many 5 0 qt.ith Deane Y 2 0 Rev. Jas. Long Long, 'tituds of - ' 2 0 per Bartlett andNel- : ..1,}1,,,,11ear I‘O:trietirtslf:iarbd-^, I . - son l e - 10 10 - - Collection at Scarbo •‘,,•%, me, per Henry • )4\P , tld rough, per Rev. Sam. i, - ro 0 Bottomley 291. 3s. 3d. - - 1, ,"' of B, , • IV' , it .. - _1:1.;- 1.)1 1 , .0 , , ‘;‘,.:, Rev. Dr. ilrio;ges, Clif b:i4 1 •-:•.---- 9 13 Baptist Congregatinn, k til il - c - r a uwvconibe Sercu Oaks, per Rev. 13 - 0 4. „„f soi i 'l5 0 I , ,,lr.birley, - 13 6 Otto ' Allylesburv, The Earl ,of Stamford .. ' 3 3 and Warrington 100 0 , r . Stih s - - : 14 ter li el'i Ption e i ,"ved-Ant the Bars of the City of London the 13 449 4 31% 'Ccl'ojlfee-house; Stock Exchange; and at all (is in toWn.and country. , , 11. ll ' Sri Alt 1 El\ ' '-Secretaries. LUKE HOWARD') ‘B,„/°/NY—A- GENTLEMAN of the Pro titt-L'swo, haying Clients and Connections of opulence b •ANc i , "ii;hest r:spect•thility, iniluccd to offt , !r the AD :`;',,ns,t,,MON;FY in Sams from TWO 1-11.;1 . 1 ED . to •NI I. " ' ;:I' e SAND POUNDS, and upwards, on the ` security tttty at ''' ,9 >e Settleffients, Life interests to Landed ,Pro {dri, d tud Money .in the Funds, or on Freehold, O.p . 1 - *cp l i tai n , e Leaseh o ld E states, on Ternisinfinitely more libera , l~ h ~ritt r •,~""1 and advant ageo us t o Borrowers than are in general, ci; publicly, by apt;lyin ,, to Mr. W. at his Ofiice, No. ~ '7'l' paid lace, Ver - c-sii.eet, Ca vendish-sqUare ; or by Let . 11 17 LETTERS PATENT. l o L t • - i VII LLA'RD'S IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH, _ in the various Widths of 7.8 and 4-4 fur Shirting, and .9 - 8, 5-4, and 6-4, for Sheeting. TIIIS ARTICLE, so lisirable for its Econo fletpr,, n q , aad'its great conduciveness to' health, is manu de oh a mathematical Principle (ayatit toutel'agreahle ai 2 ,ti! d icAle du li n ): It so re elating the perspiration, having t he il#"EV' ally tiling- of a 'Cold nature mixed with it, that e 4 ""t‘s of Suifilen cold chill, after exercise; is totally It is antis suitable to every Climate and Season. "hi i, stamp e d w ith the P ate nt ee ' s name,, &e. at the at no INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE, - and ter House,.in Pieces of 26 yards each, and upwards, 11,: : `, : lY half the Pce of other Cloth, fron l V, 1 4 Sheetings are from 2er to 52 yards, and the 6- 4 0_ Thrds upwards. (with remittance) punctually executed.' ' This Day was puhliShed, v itro, 'Brant' fully engrared.and coloured, price 2s. j l / 4 1 1Ef LAND TRAVELLER'S POCKET weati;;? , MPAss, I°l : ascertaining the probable Change in the • . ' ' • By JOSEPH TAYI.QIt; Author of the Weather Guide, &C. &c. Lor i d ter on: Printed for Cale Curtis and Fenner, Paternos , o ,. 11-71-.4 • • 0. „h., • . ,\ 42 , j 674 ' -f-- /i . . . --- -/ Y*- 1 7 1 kV.Nc - : _ - -'---- :-.'..; lt '- .l z- 1 -., - :.77. - 4-z - i , .k . !4:: . 4: .: ' - - , -- ,-- -'0 A e . , &It ' ...f , , ;7: .. - , ~. . . . , -yam «,°; *A ~ s uli 'N' \ ' l i a 7 i avr f 4 s i tl , . /4\ N. SIXPENCt-rtALPPrIttliY. 1110310TIQNS. IF.ar-gffice, March 1. , 1814. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-4. W. La Grange, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Nagle, who resigns. 9th Regiment of Light Drogoons—Cornet Al'Diiffe! to be 4th Miners,D nei tt:iiitili ttutiat,gtoats,oo,o-I,i,itlitti po,icior4F,. e.ilf,r:b ,iir,o : irpsnieill e setsiltist,.. it,i. iolstig •i I L atetbsG, Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lord Aylesf:nd, who 1 s e l retires. esiol e nt of - Foot . GUard Guards—Cant. Ramsden to be Cap- , • tain of it Company and Lieut.-Colonel, by purchase; tics ClitheroW, who retires. • Ensign Philip . J. Percival to be Lieutenant and Captains without purchase, vice Ramsden., Algernotaireville, Geol.' to be Ensign, without purchase. ikt Regintent of Foot—Gentleman' Cadet J. Dixon, froth the Royal . "Military,College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cross, promoted. 2d Ditto—Second Lieutenant D. Jenkins, from the Cornwall , . .. . 43 9 : 43 34th 62t purchase, zptt,l.,:iii iu,ll), : olec D itairp r ieDoblDD n i i te . Martin, e i Ntnmotith and Bre con , . . ~ 13th Ditto--4;nsign .E. Inge to he - Lieutenant, vice Campbell, - deceased. Dominic French, Gent. to be Ensign, vice . Inge: 223 Ditto—W. A. Bury, Gent. to be Adjutant, with the milk of Ensige. 26th Ditto—Capt. W. Williams, from the Royal Flint Militia, 32 71 ii itst t .thi ci c icet Ditto—Ensignl. G e lip.6vDt C tiriol:, a ly_s::F t doic a olta, i aeol i Ditto-Ensignepttill,. w ,tijo,o i Brt. J. ro l i t be..ii,i t tc:A e orE i t i t t lieln p ml,ds o i "pi. ; e a t:E r t i t, bil r bsle, a i iegt n i,hi rank., without uEu , Lieutenant, n n a . n t, St. b i T o h purchase,ni front purchase, vice Lieutenant,Ar t by purchase, . ir ß e a s. kerto be Major, by purchase, ;ice be Ensign, by purchase, vice bhard, promoted in the 99th Foot. Ditto—James 0. Barton, Gent. to be, Ensign, without hose, vice Orr, whose 'appointment has hot taken :37th Ditto.—To he Captains of Companies, without purchase, Ditto—Ensign l e ,i Ensign. eAlls Pt P l t.i ' ,ti(:i:tsergb.i.,l Ensign.iauneeeairtisyg .0:n. Leslie, ei t 1e rank. ',. n i nM g Lieutenant, et . rii. t .! - o l l t i:e . 1 mi l a W t l i e v ' e s ' r t i taKI Y i I f ef e rnoi tima frommp:i . rhae t r h i y. Armagh re Royal rui rank.oall4l Lieut. John Armstrong, vice Nixon, deceased. 'Lieut. C. E. Bird from the sth Foot. To be Lieutenant, Ensign George Joynt, vice Armitrong.• To be Ensign, Edward Cox, Gent. vice - Joytit. • 39th Ditto—Sir Orford. Gordon, Bart: to be Ensign, by pnr chase' vice Lindsay, appointed to the 78th Foot. 40th Ditto=-Frederick Holland Maraud, Esq. to be Pay , master, vice Clarke, deceased. 44th Ditto--Serjeant-Major Robert Barry to be Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign), vice Simptim, deceased.. . , Serjcant Richard Berry to be (limiter-Master, vile Donald . son, promotedin the 4th Royartieteran Battalion. ' -- 49th Ditto—Ensign -Black to be Lieutenant, 'without . purchase, vice Kough, who retires'. ' 51st Ditta--Captain • W.' P. Stapleton, from the •Cornwall Miners, to be Captain, with temporary rank. • , First. Lieutenant Joseph Thackerayilroin the Royal Cornwall • Militia, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank.. . ' 52d Ditto—Ensign 0. Macdowall to be Lieutenant, by par chase, 'Ville Digby, promoted in the eth Garrison -Batta lion. • • .. 56th-Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Jacob, from the iltli Foot, to be Captain of a Company, .without purchase, vice Black : wood, appointed to. the 86th Foot. Lieutenant A. Darling, frodt the 103 d Foot, to be Lieutenant,, vice Kendall, who exchanges. . • 60th Ditto-LHOSpital-Mate 'fully Daly to be Assistant Stir . ge . 0n.. , .. • . . 62ft Ditto—tieutenanl S. H. Colman, fiorn Dillon's- Regi- • ment, to he Lieutenant, withuutAnii•clUislL ~ ,,,i reitt”....,M.,.1 , i I ~.".",•••.•-• Ensign Thomas Reynolds to be Lieutenant, without par chase, vice Purcell, Who resigns. 78th Ditto„Ensign M. G. F. Lindsay, from the, 39th Foat, to be Ensign, vice,Mill, promoted 833 Ditto--iticlnyl Hely, Gent. to be Ensign, by ,purcha,e, vie Jones, who retir6 - . . . 8-4th Ditto—Charles Maypother, Gent. to be Ensign, valiant 861 7: r D el i i t a t s o e — , C vi a c p e ta C i a n rt it , o r e •o r n t iOtd. Blackwood,.e • from the st - ii Foot, to he CaPtain of a Company, without purchase, vice I.3aird, prim - toted. Ensign o 57 r es a te t a c c d. h to be Lieutenant, without purchase,yice .i To be Ensigns, 'without .purehasel—Andrew Russell, Gent, • vice Leach. J,ebn Holland, Gent. To be Adjutant, with the Rank , of Ensign—Serjeant John ':,ewis, from the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards. To be Quarter-Master-.--Serieant ----- Cross. 91st Ditto--HoSpital,Assistant H. Caldwell to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Henderson, who resigns. 93dDitto. • . : . Te vi b e e e L ii ie a u r t t . c e r ii n r l o S in , o vs t • e itl d i . o nE t i p ls t i t g re e— nhaFs.A.Esnusimgrat,Di nm i C .ce t ilud in d Z o: deceased: - To To be Ensigns—Charles Gordon, Gent. vice Cummipg. Quarter-Master R. Mackay, vice Stuart. To beQuat t er -Master—Quarter-Master - Serj cant Dun can, biltchaeLM(lacirtiiitalp'..plol.i7nteil4toth"esi.gMna.jor, without purchase, vice liantilton, appointed an Inspector Field-Officer of Mi . litia in Canada. . . 101st Ditto—Lieutenant T. Thompson, from the el st .Font, to he Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Kirk . wood, promoted in the New Bruuswick.Feheibless. 103 d Ditto--Lieutenant J. Kendall, from the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Darling, who exchanges, .. ,-, • 'Royal Waggon Train—Lieutenant F. H. lirown;; fro.n:the West Kent Militia, to be Lieutenant, with tempora, - ) , rank. ,t Second-Lieutenant b e Cornet. 4th hl Ri c hard, from the Royal Corvall Militia, 4th Garrison Battalion—Thomas Tuckett, Gent. to be En 14thsig . ..., from itilo,7lt•thieveee4Kt.:tnriatoi xFl,oßpoatrt,otmatioowitebld_e. Q'ufn'ter-Niaster J. Ponal.&•.:)n, . ceased. • . Lieutenant, vice Walker, &- Hospital-Assistant H. K in g to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice • d from .the tot st Foot,i t o be Major. ' G a rrison Compan) y--- . -Captain T. Kirku,oc , at the C, pe of New Lea, p Brunswickroittcd i i n ,e t u h c e ib l e tit .t h n F fa o n o t t r . , tine" Cape Good Hope—Ensign W. Gardner to be Lieutenant. • . —t--• De la Pole, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gardner. BREVET. ... Captain the Honourable G. L. Dawson, of the Ist Dragoon Guards; to be Major in the Army. . STAFF. . • • To be Deputy Assistant-Commissaries -General to the Forces, James Wickcns, gent. ltobegt Grindlay, gent. HOSPITAL STAFF. To . be. Assistant -Surgeons to the Forces—Flospital-Assistnnt W. Twining, -Hospital-Assitant T. Soden - . Hospital-Mate It. C. Ha 11. 04 To be Deputy Purveyor to the Forces—Parveyor'S . Clerlr T. Findley, vice Kent, who resigns. The Duke of Brtnitwicli.Ocls' Corps Caralry—Serjeant Muller' to be Cornet, vice itada It, killed in action. Dillon's Regiment. Dent. C. Renault to be Captain of a, Company, vice • Canil- loch, who retires. -Ensign C. Brumby_to be Lieutenant, vice Steitz, who resigns, The First Provisional Battalion of Militia. To he Ensigns—Ensign E. HobrJ, of .the 'Worcester Militja. Ensign John Moore, of the Bucks Militia, vice Bohlen, who resigns. The Third Provisional Battalion (.3f Militia. To be Lieutenants-L.-Lieut. G. Fortescue, of the North Devon, Militia, vice Gould, whole appointment ,has not taken plaCe. Ensign Joseph §inglehni - st, vice R. M. Wynne, ap pointed Quarter-master. Ensign Joseph Mawhey, vice Freeman, whose appointment has not taken place. Ensiza C. Eales, of the Hereford Militia. To be Ensigns—Ensin John Gray, from the InvernessMi . 7 litia, vice Singlehnrst, promoted. Ensign Jatues frota,ditto, vice?lawbey, promoted.