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r.v:-Gt d lier, r: 8, IRI4. 4th geltini:irt of Dragoons, Assisrant.Surgeon 1. M. Ynwig, Irons the rith liattatian of Reserve, to be Ass Main. S geon, viceL errali,vi ho resigns. r4t 14.4;iinefit Light Dragoon, Quarter-K=sler Bepja inin,,Sliartur to be Adjutant, the Itaik of Cornet,. llabingtoo, promoted. • - . . • ..•.- - - zl, l t Ditto, •Ciptain sanitiel Ilitskisson. from the z4th Foot, ,'to he Captain °fa Troop, without purchase, S pa:Muted in the 7tll FOOL ' ' • , • Colti.;tieain Regiment of hmt Guards, Ensign C harks Man laud Christie c . ) be Lieutenant, by, purchase. vice I ' lol l4u, proinoted: . sat - - Regitnent of. Font, .brevet Lieutenant. Colonel Ilenfy ErAt,tw,_llolll the gist Riot, to be Major.* . , id I.)itto, Colonel lolut Blake, From the z4th Foct, to he • Li ittenant•Colottel. • .••• • .7th Ditty, CaPtaiti Theophilus Ptitzler, from the ztstLight Dragoons ' to be:Major • . 'loth Ditto, W . 'Marla Mainwaring, Gent. to he EnSin. I.}th Ditto. To be Ensigns, without purchase—John Dy. . son, Gent. Wilkinson, Gent..: Charles Berm, Gent. James Alamo Robinson, Gent. Sth , Reetiment of Foot; Lieutenant William Com;Ily to be Captain ,of a Company, without purchase, vice Smell, promoted •In the 43.1 loot.. Ensigo !wiles Maguire to he 4.ieuteriNnt, without purchase., vice Ferguson ' appointed 'to*the: , 43tl Foot; Ensign George Stuart to be Lieutenant, vice .Conoily. lames Stratit„, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Maguire. • • ist Ditto;, Edward Irwin, Cent... 6) be Second Lientenant.• 2..tth Ditto, Lieutstiant.COlOnel Randolph Marriott, from thu r tilt Battalion of Reserve, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, Vice Biake, appointed to thi: 3d Foot. loltu Blake, Gent. 'vibe Emign. 251 h Ditto, kiln Fitzgerald. Newinirgh, Gent. to be Ensign. lacoh 'Leiner, Gent. to be Ensign. .27th Onto. To be Ensigns—Thomas Hamilton, Cent Martin Lynch, Gent. Ellis, Gent...,Edward Pope, Gent. • 31st Ditto. -To be Ensigns—John Thornton,: Gent.- Ed. ward Cox ' Gent. Witham Cliamberidyne, Gent. :pi:Ditto, Robert .Robinson, Got. to be Ensign. • John Weston, Gent. to be Ensign.. • , van Milo. To be Ensigns—Edward Webber Evins, Cent. Whittel g i ' Gent Thomas 13Lickwell, Gent. • 3 8 th Ditto. To be . .E,nsiy,ns.-john Harrison, Gent. ben Christie, Gent. .Thomas Moore, Gent. • 39th Ditto, lohn Carman, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur. chase, vice APUougail, whose Appointment has not taken 'Ro• place. rh Regiment of Foot. To be Ensigns-Thomas Gent. Gillies Dove, Gent. - Nelson, Gent. John %Nilson, CCilt. on Ditto, Stephen Bradley, Cent. to be Ensign; 4Stli Ditto, lire et Major Andrew Patton, from ; the gzd Four, to be Major. pines Lesltd, Gent. to be Ensign. son Ditto, John McDonald. Gent. to oe Ensign. Wsiliam Amor se, (..;cut. to be Ensign. pin Ditto,. En3ihil Henry Hony to be Lieutenant, by purr. oust:, vice Marriott, who rettres: Std Ditto, Charles !Jiggle, Gent. to be Ensign; by purchase, vice t'ayler, promoted. s6ta Ditto, George Wa4on, Gent.' to be Ensign. William Grant, Gun. to be Ensign. 57111 Ditto, . Captain William Collis Spring to be Major, without purchase, vice Inglis, promoted. gth Ditto, Captain Brook FL:ivy Young to be Major, with.. out purchasc. yice kngerald, promoted. Igth Ditto, Henry Pitman, Gent. to be Ensign. James Thomson' Gent. to be Ensign. 61st Ditto, ''Lewis Mordaunt, Gent. to bc Ensign, without purchase, yigog Owen, pionmtett in the ton I , ooc. . Oiltu, Brevet WM' Viioncis,Biacheley Garnebell, front the Mtn Foot, tube Major. fohn Tnonias, Gaut. to be EnSigli. Jeal‘iii, Gent. tole Ensign. 6311 Ditto, W. IL Stephens, Gent. to be Ensign, James liar;:er, Gent. to be Ensign. 6;,)rh David larding, Cent; to be. Ensign, - by pUrchasti, vice MCDougall, promoted. It 1 Ditto, Peter Sutherland, Gent. to be . .tisign. Sad Ditto, Royston Barton, Gent. to be Ensign. N. F. Dixon. Cent. tabu Epsign. Sid Ditto, Michael Dente, Gent. to be Ensign. listh Ditto, Linsengen, Gent. to be E niige, without purchase, vice Mckenzie, • proinoted in the con toot. 11.7 th Ditto, George McMahon, Gent. to hi: Ensign. goth:Ditte, lames Eraser, Cent. to be Ensign. gad 'Ditto, lames Gordon, Gent. to be Lnsign, without purchase. stint Ditto, Captain yhomas 'Weston, frolit . the 77th loot„ to bc . • /th writ twins It'eginient, Charles Nl'DoUlahl, Gent: to be Ensign, v+ itliout purchase, 'vice R. Mc Dinald, *Use Ap ntmebt has not taken place. The Volk gangers, Volunteer R. W; M`bonald to be En sign, witliout purchase, vice College, proinuted in the Ist toot. stir Battalion of Reserve, Captain Sinnuel Taylor Popham, from the attar I.oot, to be :clajor, Ailain proinoted. Toth Dit t o, captain limes Guthrie, .from 'the 6rith foot, to be M.,:yur, vice Campbell, appointed to tit:.! 41th c.:,t. nth Ditto, Mrjur Alexander Wattace, from stztii Foot, to be. Lieutenaiit,Coluirel, vice Mullion, appointed to the • 24th Foot, bitit Ditto, f2aptain Daniel Cohohoun, from the 48th Fcirt, to be Major, vice Gordon,' promoted m 3tl Battalion. The Queen's German Regiment, Ensign Gilbert, from the 24th Foot, to be Ensism„, without I . airchase,irice Mil., thorns, promotettin the Slink Light l 'nanny -Volunteers. The King's German Legion, Thomas Teighe • Esq• to be Paymaliter to the tut thlttilijollor the Line. BREVET. _ . _ Colonel Robert Bernard Sparrow, on tialf.parof the late rt ith Foot, to be .Utitigaticr.Cencral to the Morecs serving under the Command of Lieutenaat-Uentaal S:cr Myers, in the West Indict. . . STA FF. juries Ramsay Cooper, Es q. to be all Assistant. Commissary . of Storos,Provisrons, and Forage to the torces.: '•Samuel Harniltoii, Gent. - to be an Assistant-Commissary of Stores, Provisions, and Forage to the burets ih the island of Goren and iis Tv .5e intpaing Field Officers of Yeoman," and Po/nom Carts ' • i,, Ireland.- Lieutenant -Colonel the. Hon. 'olio Creighton, on lialf.pay 124th Foot. Lieutenant-Colonel. Juhn flonreluerf of the 44te Royal Irislt 4rtillery. ,Lleutenant-Colonel .Alex. 11.tif-pay of the tozil foot. Lieute. tpnt.Culanei Jolla Magratli._on 1-ialf.pay 01 the . Intle scnrlet~iu. Lieuten.alt.Coionet Sir Cockbutnc, tart. on Fl..ll.pay ot the 4th .foot. Lieutenant. Colonel Vraiwib St.:%v.irt, on 1141-pay of Myth Foot. Lieutenant- Coionel 1.41 n kiagwe.;i, un lialt.i , ay of 3oth' Light Dra goous. Lletitenant.Colonel Cl.airwou tiatt43y or it..%nutirl.an . ltangetit. To be lersreiging Field Officers of Yeontanty ,snei Voluelleer 4rp: Rank / Litilecnani•Caorah in ea 44r)tti. liajor Edmond Rolfe Boggis, on lialf.pay of tstlt Foot. Major ratteit Stergisun, on tiallqay ut bid If out. Major lotto Potter tiatniltort; on Half pity ut Hurnpesr h' mint. ad ktitloluett. Mujogolto Mormon, on :lull. pay a t ith boor. bravet.,A;lttor 'hottlas Huxley, on lialt..pay, of Bth West Intti'a ititslittetit 'Colonel Caldwell. Jaeuteount. Cotonel Archttitil. aicliata 'talLat)t, l sa. late Lieutenant- Colonel of .z3cl Rt4stnorv. H. C. Mont _Autnery, Hun. Edwanl Wingtiekl, late.Licute. - itunt-Coloncl of 4 , :th Foot. Willi:nu Chanit,t:ra ksq. la s LiciAcnallt.colonel of ;Stit Foot. William 'corn , waJlis 11311, Esq. late Lieutenunt.Colonel of Ditto, iolni Anderson, I:sq. late itlajor of 'Cavalry. I'm t-M.,jor obit tiodfiey, of Dtinc:u,nott Fort. tickler King, Esq. late I.iutenant•Colottel ot 7 tit, cuot. Sir James Cockburne, Bart. late Major of 2.4t.1 I t D _ragoona. ERRATA in the Gazette of the 'Sch.:l4o 2lst ult. for goth h.or, Fosigo George Davis Alekenzie t from the Sim Foot, to he Lieute.mot, react ith Foot, Lo,sign Lcoidc Doris ;tackutizie, fristu the bith to be Lieutesotot.. On Monday 7a Court or Inquiry was held at the Drumzhead, on the Deno, at Yarmouth, upon Swan, a private Capt.,PliksTotes Company of Volunteer Infantry 4 who had daft the ranks while, under arms, and seduced six others to do the ~atne, and likewise 10 using contemptuous language.tu his, Officer. He was ordered' to 'make ample concession, but refusing to do so,, he was expelled the ftegimetir, marched home by . a file of men with his kicker turned, and sttipped of his accoutrements. The full Owing dAy he applied fur admission into the Ride Corps, but was rejected. W. Smith, a private in the North Yotk shot himself on Monday, in his tent, at Lextlen Camp, during the time of parade. 'lt appeared that he had- long been in a desponding stale, and the Jurors brought in a verdin of—Luuncy., A n o ld d e e re pid and indigent tinker, residing in the neighbourhood t, Spitalfields,- has absconded from justice, having married four women withitiline month.—lt is perhaps not more extraordinairthat such a person contd obtain a wile, than that he should think of doing so, having been for neatly thirty years wedded to his first partner. l.t)Nt)t)N t Vrintect by RICHARD HAIIR (ot No. 4, Martlct-court, !km-Street ); I vul • At she Scrtr.Or lc s, No. cYtivvid ; where Advrrlttetst;tts, Ordrrs Mr. RaW HILL, of Mile end, was some evenings since robbed near Hanger's Hill, between.Adon and .Ealing, by thrce footpads, who took !tom him about 'sal.. in. notes and cash, and cut the reins. - of-his lunge -to prevent pursuit. . A carpenter, named Millet, was on Friday even. log thrown from a 'leNtive horse,' nest. "'wham Green.—The man from his infancy had a very' wry neck, hit face nearly on one side ; the people 'who ran to his assistance, imputing this appearance to the accident, and supposing his neck ,to hive been dislocated by the fall, very nearly strangled him in endeavouring to set his head straiet. • A man and his wife, .named Robertsin, 'were on Wednesday drummed through ;he streets of Edith. burgh, and banished for ten years ; the former for stC.lling, and the latter fur receiving and disposing of the siiilen goods. " Mi. by Wit:.t..l4 t.t mitt ticstlPrs, lot Sotithltnn-srtvet. r osvenq.lo3re) , l r the PSe gpfr, Letters for the Editor, e. (poit.pitidi, must -be aditsysed. - 1 To T ."f AY LOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New liridgestreet, . London.. sit, iNVednelereaSlPCrionmgplotifnt: wh ich F . rii na t b r s : ag te :lll d . ` l‘ , l v i ft Y h i. ence for five months; but WAS then obliged to regular Physitian, : who put a temporary stop CO tut: ,oases" knee ,of the Disease .(by • mercurial applications) I'o tinle .; but growing, in spite of medicine , and the an t - i i of the first Gentlemen .of . the Faculty here, Wors e „--„„" worse for, two years, I was • reduced to a state paralleled and beyond description, being an entir e ' c „ Pc tfi; and•tileerateci from head to foot.--MY head, throat. r",, ° ,.;" be nose ;coi n l i ef g , v! , se a r i t e n i s i , y i c " . t p l .r i i i v rt et y t eating ulcers h boc e ' s h h a o v r e t, b i ee i n t 4 a a v l e te l rx i te t l r y o m in a , it;:dier nee all . my case—suffice it .to st l y 3'° t l h ua e nl r ll' e iin ric anue v s :r ilvvGlE:P " :l:ll-1114.41- i• - will be, ont.Of amore klailgerous, or of a more eoinc o f cared 'rattan:. I 'was long' looked' upon by MY fri eua l' iniagined myself, beyond all 'hopes of recovery; deed, in My than connition, death was, preferthl e ;,,; more than miserable state. in this drea d ful sita,3l:;idence I drag . a most rairable exiitence, till, Divine of a threw in my way a Newspainr. containing the Ca Mr. 13. of Ply mouth- 7 1:1y flieltds read it, 1 cati!",' , l °. •ES sent and procured.. Some of your LE A K.E's a nd by'usitag 'from drew() time, ant 11 ";tiable have , long. bent, (after mote than tiipr years indeie," a ,distress', in as good a skate of 1ar,..11 as ever 1 eilloYe"; 'mu) proof of this, I hati i line, thri . ving, he.tithy eliil 4, Ivo es me. a few minitits ago. gratitude t. God, anti in , 1 0 s o ot renilerin ~nty fellow,getturn service, I request ) ri'„,iso publiSh.this; and you may at any tint; tefrt persoto wish to - be satisfied' of• Ake truth of tins, or further p,. culars*, - to me or my friends, - by letter er s aO O As (CW car forbaclateSs witi ever equal mine, AI . , o rs .exceed it, I Itave froth exi , erience every reason to l i pti• mankind, that in your I.LAKE's. PI 1,1. S they sure, speedy. sate, and radical cure, the most 1. W oo , tul s'.age ot th e Ve.nereal Disease, is 1110, is " 1" 3 . • I IlStifillOttithible family reasons prevent making_..ll/tv name and addrs:ss public ; but credi:ablev persons irovi "itii It iniormation :may also be retl:rmi said • h. 'friends by Mrs.'S. Clark, ,italniay-Gatelens , Edinb urg Spin by the Sole,Proptiet ar,- T. TAY ;`..l,:aiber , th: , Royal College of Swg in • 1.011,10,i, .7 , ilk. it , ) , ISC, N c w.l3r;clge.s t t eet : 'Whe.re AOvice - withinit a fee, ;0 per4(4,l: ,oats .ing the!..2 I ..net will ansWer patients.- letters, linst p4id, on terms', ' o bsei ving in a ll eases Ol e ' tw o inviolahlz , persort's name or case . rro• mentioned, but ,:t •ir own.partkul.:r prtet or, during course ot "Mgt: than tfurt,-.sq tue that he haS had the concluding or e? , ,. w n s i ° :above Metitchre, and the practice arisin:4 trieretrorP;orire. ' They are also• sold by his A.tipoiminatt , the fit ilisoe, nience of those living ..at diSLINCe, IYS . ; 6 South-bride, Edinburgh Mr. Mat.doo.ll , l, F A l egs gow, to . witorn also Mr. r. refers tor his addiesqtm, Pt:Mantes , NO. 3c. St. Altriii's-strtets t i all .-314,i 0;; KOtWFt6OIi'S TOy-,:itv)(), -No. 103. I'/ Xfora.s;;CC; ; NW' borou;, , ,les, No. 7, l• is :1-.-..treet-hil y ripPOS itC 1111Mellt ; Steel's, Ito:km:11er, No. i,.t.lnion - r oo. : ( 0 , Tower-hill; .11.. CallwelPs, Dublin ; and by One, n o t, ut every considerable town in, Great-ltritaut air! p 13 411 lioxes of only sd. each, sealed up wILI full al diredions, wocrebv persons of wither Sc'. roy cu. r f SCi Wei %kith CAA! ai;et s ecrecy. • g . :1 01 uP . 13. Lox 6-lld Great ',iritain c.. 4 with • a ,Stamp, -Every "on winch, bv favour of I . 4 riori stoners, is- rutted,: at the No., 6, New 13ridge-street,“ to imitate which all of erS are CoLtilteileit lIMPITAL STAFF Assistant-SL eon Michael Andrew iturinehitq, of th e 53 d Foot,' to be Surgeon to the z,i Dividon of ',felt Intaiary Militia in lieland. Surgcou, Fleming Nl 4 Cormick, from the 44th Foot, to be Sort:pm of a kei:ruitinit District, vice. Miteticlson, who eXChtti4.;es. Elo)pital-Mate I. Hoilsoir to be an Aputheeao to t.. Porixs, vice William Wood, ben. who. retires. Purveyor's Clerk Mathew Emerson to be Deputy Purveyor to the MK.MAYANDIIM The Appointment at Wlllic►►l► t;r.►dley, Gent. to be 11n. sign in tt.a toth hattalion ttes4 - :tw R e 4 as stated in the Ga zette of Ow:l9th ut July 1803, has ►:u, taken place. rke • Pict Lk.',f074 , 11 Df the . C4I/111y Cf . Surrey ." Dazed d11g.:,24. 18.4. - byal Southtrack PA/um:rtes.. Lieutenant !antes Bursess to be Captain, vice R.. G r unson, tesiened.'• John Thornton . ' Gent. to be Li, utenatii," vice Varker, • resigned. Iplin • 141 1 !llcritsott, Gent. ditto, vice R. liatltnati, resigned.. , . Elimbridge Puluntrers. Lieutenant Hugh Smith to he Captain, rice Ellis, resigned. C:mfmisthitr4iitiledhy . flis illtjegy's Lieutetlant fai• the Cluny Reit t w 1.41 a. 13; 1894. , • , .kLiitrn Renfirtethire raunteers. Aflan PAllok, GC& to be Epsign; vice Thorn, resigned. Veeencek Sharps boters. William Laird; deia . to be Ensign,' vikie Galt, resigned. Cohn Campbell, M. 1). to beSurgeon. Renftrrehiee infinqy Yontanr,.. Robert Watt, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice (:larke, resigned. Robert Hodgart, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Watt. Comntlrtillni hr the Chatsworth Regiment of Volunteer. In. flinty, sigved by the .I,,:rd lieutenant if the County of Derby. Henry Bache Thornhill, Esq to be Lieutenatit.Colonel- Comniandant. Doted OCt. 31, 1303. Thomas KnoWl. - ton, Esq. to be, Lientenant.Colonel. Dated lune 30, 180.1.. Ashton. Ashton Shuttleworth, Esq. to be Major. Dated as above. • To be Captains-I°bn Ilulloelt.o Esq. Dated Odober 31, vBO3. Samuel IVhite; Esq,.; Dated October 3r, George Canton), Esq. Dated as above. Samuel 13ogrori,, Esq. Dated as above. john Dakin Esq. Dated as above. Benjamin Barber, ,Ey.q. riate . ti as above.► To It: Ljetitunants s`Longsden, jun.' Gent. Dated Oct 3r, tBa3. !obit Champion, -Gent. Dated as above. Robert Needham, pent. Dated as above: Caleb. Barker, • Gent. Datetj March 2, 18 0 4.-- William Needham, Gent. ' Dated as above: lolin Carnom, Gent. •Dated April .19, 0104. • George Goodwin, Gent. Dated April 28, 1604." Thomas Marsden, Gent. Dated lime ;a, 180 4 . To be Ensigns—William Sterndale, Gent. Dated OClaber 31, 1803.. lames Logan, Cent. Dated a's above. Benja. min Peat son, Gent. Dated a above. Charles Green, Gent, Dated as above. Jonn Gregoryi. Gent. Dated Mardi Es, • IS*.s. Matthew Frost, Cent. Dated April Z 9, 1594. Henry Waterfand dander, Gent. Date:4. June 30, 5804. Tate Surgeon—Samuel Buxton, Gent. Dated lune3oilBo4. Orehavcr-Og , iet, 7, 1804. , Regal I{egapte4t of Artillery. Gentletsian Cadet loin (a. Parker to be Second Liiutenant. Dated Augustjo, IN. Gentleman Ca . clet Hugh 'Mallet .to be Ditto. Dated a 4 above. Gentleman Cadet Falkner Hope to be Ditto. Dated as above. ' Gentlemen Cadet Witham Pakeniiini to be'Ditto. Dated as above., Gen.. tlemaii Cadet Charles Wilson to be Dittch Dated as above. • %. 14NX`RUPTCY SUPERSEDED. john Ridelrv, of Liverpool, Lancashire, and William Lever, of Manchester, in Ow siane county . , merchants, and co. partners. 84NKR ronathan Mead. of Soutlirninster, Essex, sadler and collar. maker, to surrender Ott. 6, 13, and 20, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cutting, Bartlett's-. buildings, Holborn. john Ladgrotow or late of London Wall, London,' carpenter, to surrender Sept. tt, at twelve, IS, at eleven, and Ott. 20, at ten, at Guildhall, Attorney, 'Mr. Orchard, Hat.: ton-Gartlcn. Thomas Speed, late ofiCannon-street; LondOn, druggist, to surrender Sept. 2t, at seven, 22, and ' et. at ten, a t Attornies, Messrs. Nicholls anti Nettleship, Queen-street, Cheapside. '• Henry Cowley, of Plymouth-Dock, Devonshire, innkeeper, to surrender Sept. I 1,. at twelve, 113, at eleven, and. Ott. so, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Kayall, Tower Royal, London. • George Andrews, late of Sherbome, nortetshire, butcher, to surrender Sept'. so, 21, and Oct. to, at eleven. at 'the Halt.gloon Inn, Sherburne: Attornies, Mr. Foot, Sher burne t nr Mr. 'Alexander, Redbird-row, London. !Glut Lester, of Barbican,. loaddii, coal:Merchant, to sur render Sept. 13, 4, and Oct. 20, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.. Wright and' ltovill,' Chancery-lane. Joseph Unmet, noliv or late of Sherborneo Dorsetslii_re, mer cer, and draper, to surrender Sept. 20, at, and Odl. soott eleven, at' the Halt. Moon Inn, SherbUrne. Anomie's, MeL6tS. Pea6on and Son, Pump-court, Temple, London. 1.)/r/D4NDS. Oit..t3. Thomas Billing and ,folin Billing, of Ho'ban, Middlescx, l ' inen-drapers at oaf, at Guildhall. Oat. 4, Mile* Barber and Andrew White, now or We of Liverpool, Lancashire, merchlints, at nine, at the Globe TAWO,' 10h11-StfCet, 1.1W:11)01 041. 4. 111i:es Barber, Samuel Saptiyit, and Andrew Whitv. now or late of Liverpool, Lancashire merchants, .at nine, of the Globe T avern, l . ohn,street, Liverpool. Oct. r. EtiWart.r 14IC a Bristol , corn. tietor, at t we've, . at the White Hart inn, Old 11'14i:et- st Net, - Bristol. pit. 2. 10211114 lames, Lite of Bristol, distiller, at t VC, at • the White Hart Inn, Old Market.street, Bristol. . Oct. 3. Thopias !Caking, of Liverpool, Lancashire, grocer,: it eleven ' at the Globe Tavern, lohn.street, Liverpool. Oet. is. William late Of Wakefield, Yorkshire, incr . chant, at eleven, at the White,Hart Inn, Wakefield. • CER T/FIC'AUS. • . . Sept. 29. Robert lielAettopo of Dridgewater.sqnare r St. (Met, Cripplegate, London. pocket-hook.onaker. • John Sause, of lav,erpool, Lanettshire, merchant: Mark Itnwe„ of 'ffuro, slvpkeeper. • Alexander itilacaulay, of London, machaill. • Henry liulcher,of Shoe-lane, vActualler. . . _ MARTNR ARTILLERVi—, Thrt* Companies of 9z, min comprising a Captain, i llieee. First and five Second Lieutenants, are Jo. lximmediately train. ed at Woolwich; the first Company bting , after wards to be stationed at Chatham,. the 2,d at Ports. inOuth, and old 3d at Plymouth ) for - the purpme:of . iirogressively inktruding the wbole Corps in regular gunnery ; .. 'hy Which our Naval and valour will be rendered still mote effeftivei and in the event.Of' debarkatiOn, we'shall always have a numerous body ready to r contend with tlietierny, in the only science in which they have - heretofore excelled us. —The nurnber of Marine Officers who, after tinny years of service, ceasing to be - effeaive, were per.. milted to retire on full'pay, was, 1.; ) , t h e 1 4pr d s o f the Admiralty; nn Friifay, augmented by four : C;ap. tains and three Lieutenants.: Tit ins are IVY CalittrieS from whence the pa. triot.ic t , cientific traveller may not bring some. thing to enrich or benefit ills, own. .The peculiar qualitT of the Egyptiari,Wheat have , long been ,un, known., even to the Nations to:which* Egypt„wai formerly the Granary hut one of the Officers wh l im the desolating spirit of Boiswicikis occasioned us to send there, hasbrought from. thence a few graini of Wheat, whiCh are likely to supersede the,culrure of all others,' not only in Irekand, but here: The stem, which for strength and thickness resembles the strongest reed, is about ;six feet high, having, when nearly matured, a. top or head about twice the size of an ear of our, Wheat, together ,with smaller ears, branching something in 'the manner of Oats. But .what,ii most important,, the stem is pe culiarly nutritious for horses,., rert4ring unnecessary the use of Flay, and .torn. It will.not be matter of surprize that all.the. Seed which Mr. litYmrtito (it Gentleman of Dublin, to win it iiad been ori. - ginally *presented) could be indticed to dispose of ' last year, was purchased with avidity for/m:ll;liter per fiarte of i+lb,;. nor • that he has, been 'offered, and relused,.eigbt .thousard gainegs,.ky one prin.:, for a crop of Nitie acres, which is, or was recently stand.. ing.-7(Observer.)- Sw LLOws.—An experienced:. Sportsman, • well known in Norfolk, has taken much paint to depre cate, amongst his conoexions, the general praftice of wantonly destroying martins, swallows, and other species of the feathered tribe which feed upo,n the wing, and arc only to be seen in this Country dui. ing •the breeding months of the sunimer.- 7 they have for some years been' observed to decrease in his 'neighbourhood, which he'attribotes to the.prac. tine of shooting the old hitch, by which the nest: flogs are deitioyed ; and great numbers are also lost in their migration across the sea in winter..,-It has been satisfatiOrily ascertaineid, that in proportion to the'decrease of these birds, the parts they have quit: ,ted become inundated with noxious insects, whi.cb commit alarming depredations on vegetation in ge. neral. A single bird of this tribe la supposed by Natura!ists, to swallow daily several hundreds of moths, flies, and other iosetis. .Yesterday se'nnight upwards of 20 prisoners, con. fined on' charges'of Rebellion, escaped' from the•Pte , vost Prison, Dublin, .and have not since been heard of.. Two of them had desired to make confessions 10'a Magistrate, who attended, but. who. soon per. ceived they were,,llor sincere. Shcirtly'after the, whole' patty' applied 'to the 'Prevost Marshalfor .permissio,n to reside in. the condemned cell , as the other Prisoners had threatened their lives, for giir. Ing information : their request was consequently complied with, and that cell. being the weakest.part of the Prison, they: easily effeded their escape. The Light' COMpanies of the different Regiments on the Coast are ap be' immediately completed . to too men each, And are, it is said, to 'he embarked on board the smill Armed Craft which areto,be em. ployed against the 'Enemy's Flotilla,- , . : During the late Review at oxlieith,i'Private of Captain Dewmt's Rifle Company of the West Yoilt Militia, leaning on the muzzle of ,his rifle, the piece by 'some accident expluded,and literally blew off one hand at the wrist, mid the other arm at the elbow: • p a ir of the shattered stumps - were afterwards ampu tared,. and the poor fe:low hare the operation with., out a groan. Captain proposed a Sti,bscription for his wife and children, to which the Officers of . the Regiment immediately contributed one hundred guineas, and the Privates fifty guineas • most' of the to ber Regiments of the encampment have been equal. • ly oiders - liave been reeeived. at OXford, .for , facili . rating the pr:igress of a large body of Troops, through . that County' by 'forted "rifarchm The 21st Regiment of Light Dragoons marched 'through Ipswich, on Thursday, for'the : nett/ Barracks 'at Woodbridge ; and on the preceding day the new Barracks at St. Helen's, Ipswich, were taken pos. SeiSion of by the First Dragotins. •' Major General I Pr? on Friday - succeeded Mfijor Glier,4l Witt r F LOCK: in the command of 'Piritsmoath rrisni), till the arrival of General OAK CS from Malta. Oi. Saturday, s Itlarlborßugh,stree!, :a-hacknty coachman charged a G.t!litleman with refu4ing to pay `hi'm a fare of 4s. The Geollernan, 'in his defence, declared having 'given the Coachman 4... and ,that he bad 'retained hfrn 'two had ones, aikdging that he hiid received them' from' him, he being conscious of the contrary. The Magistrate &Iva . "credit to . the Oetitlernan'a statement, and disniissed- the:charge, ordering the shillinlC . .tp be tut in Vteces. F . Friday evening ime of the Park.keepers d_iscovered a .woman ft eating. in the Serpentine River ; he drew her to the hank, but she was lif.less. The body was Owned on - Saturday, and , the deceased proves t o hate ,lie en an elderly w,idow, who resided at Brampton, anti has left a large cimily. On Monday evening T. PICKERINO, of Pockfor: ton, Chebhire, was wounded in a shocking manner, by .some villains, supposed tp he Poachers, who dis. charged a gun through the svindow, 'with intent to hill j.SUAW, Gamekeeper to Sir T. Movortt, who was sitting in the apartment. 21f.iRRI&D. On Thursday last, at.Workington, Mr. Henry Notirse, Welbeck-stieet, Wine—nterchant, to Miss Dorothy Chris tian, second daughter 'Of Mr. oscph Christian of the Strand. Un the sth insL by. , special licence, at Ilrandenburgit - House, the Right lion. Edward Broome, to Misp I)ownnh4lt eldest daughter of tltc lion. Colonel- Francis Downinan• , .4ht Tuesday last, at All Saints Church, Leicester, K. Bird, of the tath Light Dragoons, to Miss Watchara , unly'daughter of T. Watchorn, Esq. DIED. On ThursclAy.last, hi Kent, Sit Charles Styles, Dart. 3E his:seat in that County. - • ' ately, at E n niskill en ; Ireland; in ttis gist year, the lion. and Rev. W. Montg , .luery Cole. third kon of the lat.: Earl of Enniskillen, and.brother to the present Earl. tie went to bed perfectly well onSaturday night; and was fOund dead next morning. ' • ' • On'the of a paralytic stroke, at Rin perk s; th: Rev. William Wink worth, Chaplain ofSa viour ' s St. • Southwatk, and to the County of Surrey. Late) . aged, B.{ Joseph :Marshall, of St; 312 .:V1, In the sear 1771,• he sold a house to the Parish ot' loran annuity: 01301. which he enjoyed for thirty t , ;: years,. so that ft: produced him, it that period, nearlY 1 0 ° .b :,, t _ • On the 49th tilt: at the Vi,..irae.HouSe,' at Cavur&:sive Stadbrdsinre, in she 47th •y,!ar•of ins age, the i tc4 * St eth, lugs Bowles, Clerk, Vicar of Caverswal I, arid tormerly . to the Royal Regiment of - Horse UttA.ls • 'At Ph" Iphia, at the house or San n in i, : u l d. n i c y z , le a r 'l E tiTt in the . r of her age, Ruth V. l °° d h . i a h i e l i f ol eet tries , ipinVereci the City when t - h• rivet. stood is l / 44 .4 , 11.144- suet , street t° L. PRICIi SATO STOCKS, Bank Stock, shut May s per C.:qr. 9s SS per Cent. 1797, shut Irish s ptrZent. shut 4Per Lent. shut 3 per Cent. Red. shut '3 per Ct. Cons. S 7 IsAnk L. Ann. shut Ditto Short Aua. shut li 1),11 Y. ~ India Stock, 177 i idit. I n dia B611(13, I. 2. Old 4nll. siait - 3 per Cent. l7i to: AUL I k xclietzu dr Bills, par, M..-- Onintum. 7 pr. Imperial . 3 per Cent. ' 1)1,to Aim. gi 13.16tb5, Con. t4.lr.Otn,Ott. 0 i 1 t ...—:—.....-- HOSIERY. eIOOKE continue' 0 to have ott Sale at his Mants.! ba 4u (pass : 4. T1L. , 0 fielorr aild NUtlinchalll ‘iitafC;IOUSC No 434, Str 2 L 4 an extendve and vAuatile Assortmenrof 11 ' 0 S I L it Y ofevo7 tlescriPtijuLAvhielt, for clep:ice, neat"ess ta4a:. mai tia it f has 'never brew egnalierl, .n1(1, 14..: ',Liters 'hiniseit; c.iii nevOt at!Orti hirn •nn i.ylisi,i,wkiry other person in this line air' .'ne.s, anil the pet:ohm. Liegrfc Of pz:•;ection to whi:ii, by i .11.i.:iatig.ihie atterittor, :ma unit_ ratteAl :X Ttio many adv:ilitves he possesss over evaf pen.:;*, 'he has brut% 'nt his- Abinufactory, Illti6,littrf of (.I"otscli,'supenor,in every motet to t" 64 ()I anY ° I it i l i t to O,ren.lei all competn fruitless.; alio enapie t._., eeco!un :date the Public', either in tile wholes:ile,retal. FM_ export trade,. upon. terms rn 3re moderate nail Call poi iblf b:,atiorda by any other Houseirt the Nletropelii• T):?iducring tot no .I•tiolt ow er. Wring in the , itteryi *as Seen by a friend coming out of all , olEce in Cornhill, with some Tickets Ind ;sharei in his hand, v. ho was rather' sarcastic on: - 11411 for cha . nging.. his Opinion; and demandr.4 what reason' induced Inns so to do ; he replied,. by ; producing the &keine, Which he declared irres.tsti. We, from the it:is-city 6r having more Capitalrtitei and less Tickets. It is hardly necessary to ch. serve, immediately followed his example. SHIP NEII. I.ootz, sari . . 7. • Arrived—the Supply. Lanham, from Southampton; In. tegrity, 'from . Weirnoutit ; Eh-tailor, lacit s on, and Three ! Sisteri, frafii Sunderland ; Peggy, Alm. gan, Imm Portsmouth ; ,Mary, Thateitell, from Datunnith; and handl, - Roberts. ' farm Shoreham: Sailed- the l'usis•anhy, Walsh, for Swansea. GAAWASEND, Sart. 7. . _ Passed by—,thc•Ntanpareil, Chapman, from Palermo; Pre' sto.ent, fror.i AQurdeaux ; Erstelling, Gallis, Twe I r.ins!s, 'rw: fkbroders, Sycrs, Two Brothers, Crlnke, Vrow hiarpretta, and - Two Brothers, lien" (1;1.1.:5. t,,tn EmbJeu. ttie Venni, Alavnt's, for Boston; lenge packs, , and Vrow Swart, China, for Embden. i