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Fran the LONDON,: E Jun. to, iSol. Whitihall, Jail. io, 1?04.. THE King has been pleased to constitute and ap point the Right lion. John. Earl of St. Vincent, Ad. miral of the White Squadron of His Majzsty'sFleet; Lieuteliant.Genetal - of the Royal Marine Forces, and Ki.ight of the most Hon. Order of the Bath ; Sir Philip Stephens and Sir Thomas Troubridge, Ba. ronets ; James Many., John Markham, and John Letnon, Esqrs. and Sir Harry Burrard Neale, Bart. to be His Majesty's • Commissioncrs for executing the of High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great .Britain and Ireland, and the Dominions, Llards, and 'Territories thereunto belonging. War-Office, .7anmary to; iSo4. . . . id Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Cornet S. A. Mickle thwaite to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Brice, pro moted. - . . 6th Dkrto, Lieutenant Robert Anderson, from the Half-pay of tne loth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Green, who ex- changes. receiving the difference. Etthign John Hamilton, VOID the Z6tlt Foot, to be Coiner, by purchase; vice Foot, promoted. 3d Reginient of Dragoons, Edward Darwin, Gent. to be Cornet, by pliriAlase, vice Territt, promoted. ist Regiment of Foot Guar4s. To be Ensigns, without purchase—CharieS Lionel Fitzgerald, Gent. William Woolryche Whitmore, Gent. Robert Hurst, Gent. . - - William Henry Mills, Gent. 3J: Ditto, Nlajor;General Charles Harnett to be Second Major, vice Major-General Clepilane,deceed. Captain Stephen Peacocke to be Captain of a Company, vice Major-Gene:. rid Barnett. Ensign J. 1. Cochrane to be Lieutenant, vice Peacocke. Francis Home, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase. RoWland Alliston; Gent. to he Ensign, with out purchase, vice Cochrane. Charles Lawrence White, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase. 4th Ditto, Ensign - 1. W. Green to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cruice, promoted in the 44th Foot. Charles Lonsdale ' Gent. to be Ensign, vice Green. 7th Ditto, Ensign Lord Burghersh, from the t ith Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Skeleton, promoted in the 9th Battalion of Reserve. tth Ditto, Ensign Daniel Donavan, from the 96th Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Byrne, whose Appoint ment has not taken place. • 16th Ditto, Lieutenant John Campbell to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Massey, removed to t'lle Ist Battalion of Reserve. Ensign Alexander Cornwall to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell. Frederick Welch, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Cornwall. 17th Ditto, Christopher Hatehell, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Johnson, promoted in the Srst Foot. loth Ditto, Ensign Lewis Suter, from the 771 h Foot, 'to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Haines, promoted. Ste, plten White, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice jack= son, promoted. _ _ _ _ 75th To be Lieutenants—Ensign Robert Seymour, by purchase,—ice Carmichael. Lieutenant Peter C.West- Jake,' from Halt-pay of the 15th Foot, vice Freer, pro moted. Ensign H. B. Rutherford, by purchase, vice Terry, promoted. To be Ensign-r Thomas Murray Brooke, Gent. by purchase, vice Gibbons, promoted. 3Stla Ditto, William Mount Garrett, Cent, to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice O'Farrell, prothoted in the 58th Foot. .igth Ditto, Ensign Francis Crotty, from Half-pay of the 824.1 Foot,' to be Ensign, vice lames, removed-from the Service. , . .}oth- Ditto, Ensign Robert Maxwell to be' Lieutenant, by Purchase, vice Archdall, pro mo t e d. E n sign Charles epper to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dampier, pro. rooted. . _ 42d Djtto, Lieutenant Robert Dick, f rom the gth jiattalion of Reserve, to be Lieutenant, vice Cameron, removed to the. 3d Royal Garrison Battalion. 44th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant Thomas Mackrell ,to be • Lieutenant. 46th 46sh Ditto, Augustus Fawcett, Gent. to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice Griffin, promoted. 52d Ditto, Lieutemmt.George T. Napier to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Wade, promoted. Ensign Henry Wallis to be Lieutenant, by purchase, - vice Peel, Hpromoted in the 6th West India Regiment. E ns i gn Ad am unter to -be Lieutenant, vice Napier. George Spottis 11'004e, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wallis. oth Ditto, john Giveen,- Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, .vice Reid, promoted in the Soth Foot. Oth Ditto, Lieutenant Eyre Bentley to be Adjutant. 6celi Ditto, Joseph Tuggtner, Gent. to be - Ensign, without purchase, vice IVillerinin, promoted in the Staff' Corps. Richter, Gent. to be Ensign, without i purchase, vice I rnhoff; deceased. 6tst Ditto, Ensign 1. Bonner to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Roberts, promoted. john Ruth er f or d, Ge nt . to be Ensign, vice Bonner. 63d Ditto, Ensign lames Johnstone to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice WLeroth, promoted. 64th Ditto, Michael Foley, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Baillie, promoted in the 7th - West India Regiment. 71st Ditto, John Major, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dickson, promoted. 77th Ditto, William Wasall, Gent. to. be Ensign, by pur— chase, vice Suter, promoted in the zoth Foot. - SStir Ditto, Ensign R. Llewellyn, from the 69th Foot, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Mackenzie, who retires. gad Ditto, Lieutenant Brodie Grant to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase. 96th Ditto, Charles Vallancey, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Donavan, promoted im the 1 ith Foot. Royal African Corps, Bethel Martin Robinson, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase. • Corsican Corps, Lieutenant Jeremiah Fox, from the nth Foot, to he Captain of a Company, Lieutenant Lotd Thomas Pelham Clinton, from the Ist Life Guards, to be . Captain of a Company. Ist Battalion of Reserve, Captain Hugh Massey, from the t6th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Id Ditto, Lieutenant C. Dennis, from the Half-pay of the late Irish A rtilicry. 'to be Lieutenant. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant lames Greenough, from Half-pay of the t6th Foot, to be Lieutenant, with temporary hank in the Army. 7th Ditto,•Charles Mulhall, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Han - - mer, whose Appointment has not taken place. Bth Ditto, ,Lieutenant Lucas Hunt Jackson, from Half-pay of Bradshaw's Levy, to be Lieutenant, vice Williams, who exchanges. Canadian Fencibles, Edward Cartwright, Gent. to be Ensign. Roll's,Regitnent, Lieutenant J. N. Muller, from the both Foot, to be Captain of a Company, with teinpotary Rank in the Army.. - 4th Royal Garrison Battdion, Lieutenant George Berry, from the Half-pay of the ortiloot, to be. Lieutenant, vice Do. navan, removed to the 7th Garrison' Battalion. John Nestor, Esq. to be Paymaster. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant lerentiah Donavan, f rom the .4th Gar rison ittalion, to be Lieutelpurt, vice Smith, appointed Paymaster. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Peter Ormsby, from the ad Dragoon Guards, to be Surgeon to the. Forces serving in Ireland, vice Cornyns, promoted. Surgeon jarmsO'Connor,'f rom the 7th Light Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon to the sa id ,Fo rces, ' vice . . i gga r , pro mo teCI . MEMORANDUM. . . The Appointment of William Durie,Gent. to he Assistant- Surgeon in the 27th Lightd)ragoons, vtce Sharpe, promoted, as, stated in the Gazette of Ist March last, has not taken place. The Appointment of Captain N: Myott from Half-pay of the late I ndependent Companies, to be Captain. in the 26th Foot, vice Green, ptomoted, as stated in the Gazette of the ith July last, has not taken pyce.' The Exchange between Major Forster of the t tth Foot, :and Major Wright of the 3 0 th F oo t, as state d in the Gazette of 27th Ottober last, ,leas not taken place. Clnynitshns in the Royal Lancashire Militia, sisneci6t tht,Lord L'entenant. tst Bovalion—Lawrence 11rockiollinshead, Esq. to be Cap lain. DotVel December 9, 1803. Henry Cornwell, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Dec. 12, 1803. George Oliver, Gent. to be clittb. Dated Dec. 13 0 tBo3. Benjamin Wild, Gent. to be . Ensign. Dated-Dec. 9,'803. 3d Battalion-lames Robinson, Gent. to be LieutenSnt. Dated Dec. 19, 18o3: George Barnett, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated November 19, 1803. C:;ntmistion signed by t& Lord Lieutenant of The Cowry of Not. tingham.. Dated December 20, 184. The Hon. Charles Herbert Pierrepont to be Deputy Lieute. nant. Cvnmrssions in the Derbyshire Old Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Francis Beresford, Esq. to he Captain. Dated-Dec. 26, 1803. Robert Dawson, Gent. to' be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 1, ISD3. Robert Heathcote,Gent. to be ditto. Dated Dec. 26, •1103. Commission in theßerwick - shire Regiment of Militia, signed bj the Lord Lieutenant. Robert Campbell, Gent. to be - Lieutenant, vice4tobson, re signed. Dated November 9, 1803. ityrshire Gentlemen and Yecincimy Cavaby. William Campbell, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Hamilton, re signed. ' , Blofield and South If "abham Gentlemen and Yeomanly. Cavally. Lieutenant Heath to be Captain, vice Burroughes, .deceased. Cornet Sibel to be Lieutenant, vice Heath. Wil-, ham jary, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Sibel. Devon Guides. George Montagu, E sq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com mandant. ' Ludliur and Iliihop's Castle Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant William Adams to be Captain, vice Syer, 're signed. Cornet Henry. Lloyd to be Lieutenant, vice Adams. john Molyneux„_ Gent. to be Cornet, vice Lloyd. Ist Regiment of Norfolk Gentlemen and Yeomanry Citvalry. Thomas William Coke, Esq.' to be Lieutenant-Colonel. George Beauchamp, Es'q. to be Major. Suffilk Gentlemen and Yeomang Cavalry. Alderman Manning, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Sir T. Gooch, resigned. Cornet Thomas Farr to br Lieutenant. George Bohun, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Farr. - 13 1 :mzeicishitc Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Thomas Welch, Gent, to be Comet. gyllskire Poi:intro' s Alex. Morrison, Cent, to be Ensign, vice C. M'Parlane, resigned. Rev. Charles Stewart to be Chaplain. Rev. Dugald M'Dugald to be Chaplain. - rgylls&ire mat Battalion. To be Lieutenants—fames M'Kinnon, Gent. Coll Mac dougall, Gent. John Robson, Gent. To be Ensigns—Duncan Blacli, Cent. Arch. Fraser, Gent. Iletchtvortb,&c. l'oluirteer Corps- Captain C. H. Bouyerre to be Major-Commandant, vice Hon. W. H. Bouverie, resignd. Lieutenant Edward Bouverie to be Captain, vice. C. H. Bouverie, Samuel Welton, Gent. to he Lieutenant,'vice E..Bouyerie. Ben jamin Waterer, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Ist Regiment of Bucks l'alunteer Infantry , John Winter, Gcnt. to be Ensign. Benjafield's Bury St. E-dmund's Volunteer:. Robert Rookwood, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Low/ Colchester Vvjunteers, Lieutenant Tames I.ovitt to be Captain, vice Hedge, appoint ed. Adjutant. Ensign Thomas Nice to be Lieutenant, vice Lovitt. George Wright, Gent to be Ensign, vice Nice.. Evrs&mt Volunteer,. Lieutenant john Hyde 800 lter to be Captain, vice Breedy, resigned. Ensign John Clarke to be Lieutenant, vice Boul. ter. Joseph Edge, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Clarke. Framlingbam roiunteers. • Thomas Thompson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Benning.; ton, resigned. Thomas Bennington, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Godwyn, resigned. • Gateshead Polumeer Infantry, Ensign john Green to be Lieutenant, . . - To be Ensigns— Isaac Kirton,Gent. Fairless Hatristm,Gent. John Watson, Gent. Thomas Hodgson, Gent. To be Quarter-master—John Feuart,.Gent.' Ipswich Volunteers. Captain Thomas Javer Milliner Neale to be Major. To be Captains—Lieutenant lobo King, vice Silbtime. Lieu tenant lames Martin. Lieutenant fames Wenn. To be Lieutenants--Ensign Charles Gross, Ensign' Tobn Sparrow; • Ensign Edmund Clarke Wells. Thomas Den __ tungham,Gent._ _ To be . ' Ensigns—john Ablitt, Gent. Thomas Edmunds, Gent. - Edward. Ablitt, Gent. William Paine, Gent. To be Chaplain—Rev. William Howorth. Kensington- Voluntrers. Lieutenant Thomas- Peter Marter to be Captain, .vice Mair, deceased. Ensign Francis Frome to be Lieutettilit, vice Marten john Wall Callcott, Gent. to be Ensign, _vice Prone. Ensign Ben)atnin Lewis Vulli am y to b e Adjutant. William Glover, Gent. to be Quarter-master. Henry Uuston Thompson, Gent, to be Assistant-Surgeon. • Lyal Newcastle Volunteers. Captain Thomas Gibson to be Major, vice s , Davidson, re st.gued. Lieutenant Christopher Fenwick to be Captain, vice Gibson. Second-Lien - tenant Taylor Gibson t 6 be First Lieutenant, vice Fenwiek. Richard Brown, Gent. to be Second-Lieutenant in the Rifle Company. lames Hind marsh, Gent. to be Second-Lieutenant, vice Gibson. Bowes Fenwick, Gent, to be Surgeon,. vice Keenly Side, deceased. • Loyal Ongrir Hundred:Volunteers. Lieutenant Samuel Wild to be. Captain, vice Smyth, resigned. Ensign William B e ll amy Risdop- to be Lieutenant, vice Wild. PEndennis. Artillery. Second Lieutenant Robert Napton to be First Lieutenant,. vice Ponder, resigned. William Blight, Gent, to be Se, cond Lieutenant, vice Napton. ArtillerjrCompany of Portsmouth Via:sailing-05(e Volunteers.. Second Lieutenant Thomas Pitts tube Fist - Lieutenant, vice Valentine, resigned. tosepli Clarke, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Pitts. Loyal Southampon Battalion of)/aluntrer Fuzileers. William Keele, Gent. to be Surgeon. johnßell, Gent. to be Quarter-mast e r. , _ Eastern Battalion of Su:het - 14nd Volunteers. Captain Gordon Clunes to be Captain, vice Gordon, resigned. Tichneld and Fareham Volunteers. Ensign Thomas Cooper to be Second Lieutenant. Woodbridge' Volunteers. Captain lohn Purcell to be Major. ERRATA in Gazette of 3d instant. • 1.91.11 L.ymington,nlunteers. For William Feuilleteau, Gent. to be Ensign, read William Feuilleteau Wilson, Gent. to be-Ensign. In Gazette of 7th instant. ' Forest Volunteers. For john Thomas,. Gent, to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank - of Captain, read john hornas, Gent. to be Adjti tans, with the Brevet Rank of Lieutenant. In Gazette of 2.4 th ultimo. For Bilston.Volunteer Infantry, read Bilston Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Rev. William Lee to be Chaplain. Thomas Price, Gent. to be Surgeon. BANICRUPMES ENLARGED. Feb. 2 s. j. West the younger, late of Charles street, Covent-Garden, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall. lan. 2 4. T. Wheeler, of Blackheath, miller, at ten, at -.Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Everett and Joseph Bishop, late of Wells; Norfolk., ship-builder's, to surrender Jan. 14, 24,. and Feb. 2.1, at ten, .at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. A. and E. Isaacs, George-street, Minories. James Axson, of Manchester,. calico-manufaaurer, ]an. 25, 26, and. Feb. 2r , at three, at the Star inn, Manchester. At tOrnies, Mr. Johnson, Manchester; or Mr. E His, 'Cursitor - street. Wm. Hazell, late of Ramshuty, Wiltshire, rnealrnan,!lan, . to; zo, - and Feb. 2 , at ten, , at the Bleeding-Horse:lnn, Ranisbury. Attornies, Messrs. Price and-Williams, Oid- Buildings, Lincoln's-Inn, London; or . Air. Bennett, Ramsburv. Lewis Robi:rts, of Blanavan, Moninouthshire, timber mer- Chant, jan. 17, and Feb. 4, 21, at ten, at Guildhall,'. Lou; don. Attorney, Mr. Sherwin, Great fames•street, Bed ford-row, London. DIVIDENDS. March to. P;Dubbledemtits Van Dyck, A. J. Levers Leuven, and \Vynand Adriaen de Gruiter Vink, late of the Circus v Minories, merchants,at ten, 'at Guildhall. Feb. i. R. Beau Mont and S. Vickerrniui, of Healey Butts, Y6rkshire, clothiers, at ten, at Elle Packhorse inn, H ut t. derstield. Fcb. zs. W. Lund, of Virginia.street, St. George in the East, buider, at ten, at Guildhall. Fen. 25. L. Dixon. of l'emnutif.l-street, orush-max.er turner, at ten, at; Guildhall. Feb. ts.i B. Si3hlbtel, tif-Mansion-House-street, merchant, at ten, at Gui:dhal I. fan. 3 1 . E. Burnelijatid It. Oliver, Of Manchester, drapers, at three, at the Star Itin, Manchester. CERTIFIk: 4 4TES. -Jan. 3t. T. Cortis and Cortis, late of Grimsby, Lincoln shire, grocers. 1. Metcalfe and j. jeyes, of Upper East Smithfield, oilmen. Houlroyd, riow or late of Soughwood, Halifitx, dealer. G. Russell, of Birmingham, merchant. T. Dealy and J.. Hallett, of Little Queen-street, coach makers. C. F. Schmoll, of Bristol, merchant. • . A. Gage arid J. Lee, of llishopspte-street, wine-mercbants. I. Legh, of Milk-street, Cheapside, button-seller. T. Chance, of Tottenham, coach and harness•maker. UNIoN-Hm.t..—On Monday Hugb Evcnit was .charged, before ThotviAs EvANcE. and - 11.AL.F.H . SMITH, Esquires, on the oaths of Elizabeth Pal mer and John-Hubbard, with having, on the even ing of the zoth day of, December last, most . wil fully and maliciously cut and maimed the said Eli zabeth Palmer and John Hubbard. It was proved that the poor girl, who was talk ing with her sweet-heart, Hubbard, was stabbed in '. five different places in her body, her head cut on each temple, her neck, her lip, her face and her arms were cut, and altogether so bad as to:preSent a most shocking spectacle. Her companion was ra ther worse cut, and•they were both sent to thefins pital, from whence they with much difficult); made their way on Monday .to the Office to "'take-their complaint it appeared that the only provrication daring outtage, araSe from the following'. very in 7 nocent circumstance on the part of the Prosecutors. They were standing in conversation together, when seeing three persons about a shop window in Tooley_ street, they. viewed them, as the villains thought, too closely. One, %vita . ; theyalledge.to be the Pri soner, Evans, crossed over and demanded with horrid imprecations to know " rtvho they was nosing at ?" viz. " why they looked them ?" Thiat question was accompanied by a blow, which it ap. geared afterwards was done b.y a k n if e ; t h e g i r l calling out for assistance; she was also assaulted and cut,' the whole three men coining over, and cutting the poor defenceless creatures in a most horrid way, leaving them weltering in their blood; the humanity of the persons who came up superseded their vigi lance, the assassins escaping while they were en. deavouring to stop the bleeding from their wounds ; not being able to succeed in that, they were very properly conveyed to the Hospital, where they had every possible care taken of them. The most diligent exertions, although no reward. was offered, have ever since been made by the Po lice Officers, to take the cowardly assassins. On Friday night two men were taken, supposed to be concerned, whose names are Joseph Augur's' and George "Hatton,, by Collingbourn and Smith, at tempting to rob a Bart, and not being in any mea. sureahle to account for theii appearance or•conduet,. committed under. the Police Ad for the sessions , • On Sunday night Collingbourn an.l Leckie, two of the Officers, having. received information that Evans was secreted in a house near the .Obelisk, they repaired thither, and, after breaking the door open, and a d esperate struggle, got their man, and hi m away. When they had hint in custody, he attempted t o escape, and it was not till a cut lass passed very close to his body, and other Wea_ promise to b e qu i et—such was his pons were pres ente d, t h at he was induced to beg for mercy and :desperatecondud. rfhe'evidetice against him being clear, and his person fully identifi e d, h e was committed for der a la teStatute which•now makes it a capital offence. 1114RRIED. . • • At Dundas Castle, on the sth inst. Sir William Pulteney, of westerhall, Bart. to Mrs. Stuart, Widow of Andrew Stuart, of Castlemilk and Torrance, Esq. • . On the 3d lust. at liintray .Hous e , R o b ert Wallace, Esq. to Miss Margaret - Forbps, daughte r t o Si r William Forbes, Bart. of Craigievar. On Thursday sc'nnight, lqr. Alexander Black, of Linhead, iVliss o C l l i a t r pi k, be e r i c c i t e e e s o t . dahghter of I,ohn on the sth inst. William Carn C p i b u el k l, ' E s sci q l O Fo r fi c e h r a a r n d , writer:to the'signet, to Miss Eliza Hunter, eldest daughter of William Hunter,, Esq., of Newmills. H to ouse, At Edinburgh, DIED. On Saturday, at Chester, Mrs. Sarah Lewis, relia of the late Mr. 'Witham Lewis, of that City. On Monday se'nnight,. at the house of her brother. Colo nel Newton, lu . Southover, Sussex, MTS. Barton, relit of the late Dr. Barton, Physician on theSialf. . On Wednesday last, in the 74th year o f hi s age, at Parig ' bourn,lierks, Darlot, Many years Page of theßedcham. ber to His Majesty. At Durie, on the asth ult. James Christie, of Durie, Esq. At his house in Ceorgv's .square,-Edinburgh, on the ad inst. Colonel lames.Abercromby. At Edinburgh, on the 3d lust. Major David Robertson, Assistant Barrack- Master-C; eneral At PennicuiCk, on the 28th ult: the Rev.. Thomas WC:may, Minister of the Gospel there,. in the 85th year of his age, and 42d of his ministry. On the 3oth ult. itf an advanced age, Mrs. Margaret Ro.. bertson, widow of Mr. lames Cochrane, late print* . in Edin burgh. . _ _ At Aberdeen, the 30th tilt. Mrs. Agnes LurnSden,. reliEt of the late Rev: John Maxwell, Minister of thrGospel,. New Machar. At Glasgow, the 30th ult. Mr. William I-Tope. At Melrose, on the 29th ult. Miss jean Kyle, daughter of Mr. David Kyle. 'What is remarkable, she was seized with the disease exactly that day twelve months ago, and often ex pressed a presentiment that she should live till the return of that:day, but no longer. PRICE LF STOCKS, YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 1471 [div. India Stock tal ex. dir. Navy 5 per Cent. SS 7i S ex. India Bonds s.per Cent. 170 , , soli z Minium - 5 4i Irish 5 per Cent. tuwer. 3 per Cent. 4 per Cent t tin 7/ ti Ditto Ann. 9/ r per (.- R. Scfrd Bank for Account 3 per C Con Deteried 3 per Cent. B. L. Ann. 163 k , Cons. lot Open. , 561/k/ B. S. Alin. f:;"," GICAVESENO, JAN. 9 COUR,47: OF E. TUF.SDAY, CIIANGE. N. 10 Amsterdam. 37 I 2 us. Madrid Ditto, at sight 36 7 Ditto Rotterdam - 37' z 2 us. Bilbea ilaniburgn - 34 us. Leghorn Altona - • - 33 o us. Naples Paris r day's da. 25. 2 Genoa Paris, ditto, 25 8 2 us. Venice Bourdeaux, do. 25 g Lisoon Cadiz - in paper Oporto Ditto - - 35 eftettive • Dublin - in paper - 351, elf 4.i ve - - - - - - - 48 - - - 36 - 6 . - 176 . . 1 )011: Printed he B`ICTIANAN I‘.l` MI I:LAN, (of Bow-Street; Covent-Garde 1) ; and published by WILLIAM AcivilGiß SCR.IPPS, (of South Molten -street , Grpsvetl,:r7squareh _ At ;the Sv Ir.QF: tc E l .No. Strand/ where 4idi!erttletnents, Urders for the raper, Letters tor the Editor, Scc. (post-paid), 'first be addi6sed. Pasied [VenuF, Bibbins, from Teneriite; Earl, Thompon, from Norway ;lisarius, Riga; Polly, liatho - ck, from , ; Jonge peter, from Faro; Elizabeth, Campbell, - from Memel.; .4 onEc A Vander, from Amsterdam ; Brettemnliorf, . jun o,Robinson, Simpson, Harland, ant! Shetrimly. Hop per, from Dantzic. . , .'" Sailed.-the Cumberland, Wales, and Orpheus, 13rov.T. for Jamaica. NEW FOREST, HANTS: TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Great Room, Pall-Mall, On TIIIIRSDAY, the 211 or Fehrtary, at One o'Clock, IN ONE LOT; • - A. VALUABLE and TRULY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated adjoining ~ t o BLACh.HAMSLEii FA KM, in the Pari s h o f Bro Ci.: chinas!, on the verge of the New Forcst, in the most be r 4 tifut part of HAMPSHI R E. Coinprising three Parcels of rich . Meadow, an Arable Land, containing 44 A. 24 P. more or, less, part in, nand, - and. the remainder subject to an infirm Lite of 70; particularly eligible for Building thereon ,an Ornament,d- Cottage, .A,r Villa, having a. romantic, View, over the I. orest. and lste.ot Wigh:). Worthy's Farni-liciuse, with Barn, Stabling, and S . A. R. 34 P t • 11. Cottage, Orchard, Garden, and Blackhatnsley 22 A. t. R. P. 111. Arable - Lannearly contiguous, tz A. 3 R. 36 P. These Lands ai - e in high Cultivation, enjoy valuable Rights of Fuel i aptl Commonage, and the Land Tax uptat them Juts b'een Redeemed. • M a y bt viewed inquiry at the Crown, 13r3ekenhtrrit, where printed partici,lars may be had; .as also at the Crown, Lyndhurst Angel, Lymington; Skeltsm's Reading Room; Coach and Horses, and the Dolphin, Southampton ; Geoir,e, Winchester ; 'Fountain "PoTtsmotth ; MY. H. Dll e'rityri, No. 29, Castle-street L.st, Cavendish-squ&e ; at the bow CoMe-liouse,'Cornhill ; and in Pali Mall, where a Ni l , Of . the Estate-may he'snn. ' BORDERS OF THE NEW FOREST BETWEEN LYNDHURsT and LYMINGTON, HANTS. •• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mi. CHRISTIE, At the Great ttoomplllll4l.l, - , On THURSDAY , the ad February next, at Cute o'Clocti, A COMPACT and most de; i raWe FREEHOLD lA. ESTATE, called BLACKHAMS LEY FA a ti, situated :it IT.OOKENHURST, 'on the Ve4-:e or the N a w I. 0 REST 'v thin five miles nt' LYAI I N GTO N , and siy:!of kylvimußsT,. in a healthy and singularly beautiful. }Art of the County of HANTS. Consisting of a gcod harm House, Barn, and Stablnut excellent repair, and • , • ONE HUNDRED and 77W t , ;NTY-- . FUSTE . ACRES .. of rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, compact} within a Ring Fence, let to Mr. Case, a:M6st tesPeffable Tenant, 'tat Leese for 14, but determinable at .the end of the first sego' • Years, at the annual Rent of -SIXTY POUNDS., capaile of considerable Improvement. The' Land - Tax re:Jed - I - H . ,' attached to the Farm arc, valuableßikins 'of. Fuel, from tie% Forest annual ly,•unlimited Connrusinage, ~ The Estate lies upon an easy ascent, pleasingly intersper‘ti with TiMber,Surtountled by the PittureSqUeSeenery of , le New Forest, and presenting 'a niost desitrable'spot tbrereel g a Residence, for which ,purpose a PuraJiaser migh t b ie c- conimodated by th e T enant w ith a p art o f t h e Land fur a reasonable consideratio n. ' ' The Tenant will shew th e E sta te, and.printed Partioultrs may be shortly • had .at the Crown, Brockenhurst ; Crown, . 'Lyndhurst ; Angel, Lymington ; St Skelton's Reading Room,the Coach and Horses, and the Dolphin, Southampton ;' ,Geor4e, -Winchester ; Fountain, Portsmouth ; of Mr. li. De Bruyn, No. 2,9 y, Castle-street East, Cavendish-squat ;., Rainbow, Comhill ; and in Pall-Mall, where a Map of the • Estate may be seen. ' • • • TO Bt/ILLERS,: ENGINEERS, Zee, TO-BE LETT-BY. AUCTION, By Mr. ciimsTlE, At the Great ttootn, Pall-Iv a }j On THURSDAY, the r:;t of March next, at One - oreloii.ky. In TW LOTS, LOT I. THAT YALUABLE and -inexhanstiSk STONE QUARRY, situated at ME RSTHA M, in Surat', adjoining. to the. Iron Railway, by villL.:l the Carriage'is expeditious . ; cheap, and easy. This. Stone is superior in‘quality to any Portlatad for dull btitty andwhiteness ; manT of the most the ancient B whi r l 45 iat London are froth thest:Ouarries, it i's adinii'abl, , suited Jr this purpose ; but from the.singular conveniLnceofCarria4 e. arising.from the peculiar situation of the Qua Try, it may 0 42 recommended as a cheap and imperishable Material for Docks and other great Public Worlh; Offering avery adviiin tageous. opportunity for Contrals to any ii4telligent-Pe4solv 4. who'may be desirous of engaging in so lixrdiive.a Cout'er Lot z. Comprises the GRAY CHALK, allowed b y ders to be of a superior quality to either the4)orking or gate .• it is to be - attained with the greatest ea.se., and vt ell worthy the .attention and others. - ' Further particulars, with the Conditions,upon which Same will be Let - , may be known in PIPES - of' Pine ij he - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, LO LA rCl T Ne i l: : o r> ii i E A as M t I .4 i D dia E l i n rt an A . ' • rid"' °I14: By Mr. ROBINS, At the Thateh',l House Tavern, St: Jame's-street, on T Acs day the t7th, inst. , at One o'Clock, IN N INE•I:O"I'S, SIX- PIPES and THREE HOGSHEADS of C P'ETA'L 'MADEIRA WINE, landed from the Lord Nelson East./ndiaman, Capt. Sonttiswoode, and whi cif has been to the WEST an'l EAST INDIES, - and are nta in the India Company'a Cella rs . Particulars may be - hattat the Placerof Sale; Garraway's' Coffee-house, 'Change-alley ; and may be tasted by appir ing to Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Coken-sqiiare. . .. •• .. . . An OPERA BOX,,held at a Pepper-corn R , .!nt for t Years' ' TO'JIE SOLD BY AUCTION, . . By ; Mr. ROBINS, . At the Thatch'd House 'Tavern, St. James's-street, on TOM" day the 17th instant, at One o'Ciock, AN OPERA BOX in the King's Theatre, Hay market; most eligibly situated tnated in the pri nc ip a l p at t.4 s.. the House, to contain-Six Persons, and immediate Possessiortivi ' held for a term of 21 years from the sth [my,- 1E93, at a Ver' per-Corn Rent. • Printed Particulars, - with Numberand Description 006 Box, may 'be had at Messrs. Parker, Palmer, and' Cu'ppitgc.‹:- No. 37, .Essex-street, Strand; at the Pine of Saie ; au i u.''' Mr. RobinS, WaFwick-street, Golden-square. __.---, LEASE AND •E FFECTS, TAVISTOCK-PLACS,, With immediate Pussession. .. . TO, BE SOLD BY AUCTION,:-. • • - -By Mr. RAINF ~,, . . At the Rainbow Cotke-house, On. Friday the ::'7tli inst:PlV at Twelve o'Clock, unloss a Contra CI is previously nia:ll:' on 'or before the 21st of lanuary„ ' .. • A . Most COmpli.: . te and De s irable HOUSE, fi rt e( up for the Resikienee of a Gentleman regardless of co pence,-and in• proof thereof, taken for him of the Lessee o! the Duke of Betitbrd for the whole tern for which the G rounj - ' was Ictr, whereat about Ninety-five Years are now !MVO:, Aired. 111 • present Rent t oo l. ;.er annum . Th e princtrP" A partin ! at , e n joy and are ever likely to possess the same wii, vantage u, an uninterrupted . View of the Hanystead go', Highgate :tills, over the G ar d e n s b e l ong i ng to t h e l a ze at. 4. pre,scnt lionse of Mr. Burtein. ' The. Furniture has scarc(. ll , been uncovered, which, if the Sale is proceeded in, islo VI taken•hy time Purchaser, at a-fair valuation. To 0.-: viewed by l'ick:ts,. w hi c h, with' p r i n ted . Partica° tars, ,nay be lurt of Mr. R a i ne, Charlotte-street, 131041;"1 15ury. Particulars in.iy ai,o be, h a d a t Messrs, t.:a :on- 0 ".. heetson, No. 4,.Oray's-inc-square i ,, and at. tlie-Raint.t.win 1