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'ken, from the • Ist titrag*W : dr i rrie Legion, to he Lieot,-nant, vice Fitztlarence, promoted, nth Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Arnold, from the tstli Light lic.woons, to be Lieutenant, Without e titchas. 1 4 th Ditto, Alexander Mackintosh, Gent. to be Cornet, itliout purchabe, , vice Barrington, appointed to the sth Dragocn Guards. i7th Ditto. • To be Cornets —Ensign Carew, from the trth Foot, viceiend, promoted in the ssth Light Dtaiteions. gamtiel F.otierby, Gent by purcnase, vice Abbe, promoted in the i;th Light Dragoons, ' • esth Ditto, Cornet Henry Bond. from the Myth Light Dn. goon, to he Lieutenant, vice Kennedy, deceased. 30 Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign Robert B. Hesketh to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Agar, who .retires. Charles Lake, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hesketli• • , jet R e giment of Foot, Ensign George Church from the L on d on d e rry Militia, to he Ensign without purchase Ith Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Danitl Frazer, trom theltoyei Millitary College, to . be Ensign, without purchase, vice ' Horton, appointed to the Royal Staff Corps. 9 th Ditto. To , ix! Captains of r o , m p,r.i._ Lieutenant lohn Woeulharn, without purchase, vice Vowel), pronioted in the 7th Gar risan battalion. Lieutenant Valentine I. tenting, vice Gorniii, promoted. To be i.ieulenants, without purchase—Ensign Outlas t vice •Tallor,. appointed to 'the oath Light Ora. goons. Ensign 1. S. Mitchell, vice Crompton, prtimsed in the York Light intintry Volunteers. Ensign Thomas Cooke, vice Born, promoted in the 3d Dragoons. Ensign Edward Mathews, vice Woodharn. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Gentleman Cadet Henry M•Dertuot, trout the Itoyal Military College, vice Cooke. litown, Gent. vice Mathews. firth Ditto, john M.Dowall, Guilt, to be Ensign, without purchase. Ensign john Kroline to be Adjutant, vice Danger, promoted. !lath Ditto Ensigt.: George Lawson to be Lieutenant, NOtil oa purlase, .vice l'ordon, who resigns. loins lenkinsi Gv.iit. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Lawson, pro- muted. 17th Ditto, Philip lacob Demoor, Gent. to be Ensign, with. out purehaae, vice R. Swinton, promoted. xatl Ditto, --- Bird; Gent. to t;te Ensign, vice G Paton, ttrceastd• 24t1I'Ditto, Robert Marsh, Gent. to'he Ensign, without put. chase,' v►ce Hodge, whose appointment has not taken place. 2611 i Ditto, Gentleman Cadet William Ross, from the Royal I‘lllitary College, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice lackson, appointed to the Itoyal Stalk Corps. •tt9th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Hamilton to be 'Lieutenant, by purchase, promoted. 31st Ditto, Lieutenant Thomns Podmore, front the 89th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gillespie, who exchanges. 33d Ditto • • 'fa be Lieutenants without purchase — Ensign E. T. I'reesllY. vh:c. ).3orlect, ttece.tised. Loiii‘a lanes l'atch, vice Wright, who tc6iena. To to c Ensiois— George Galtagan, Gent. by . purchase, vice Keddy, promoted.. George , W hatuleit; Geot. vice Ptcest• . Samuel Alt:x4oklet Gent. vice Patch. 42d Ditto,' El' UN Hugh VAlance to be I.iutetion, without purchithe, vice I lows, tisceAlicd. Lacithtu Nl;ti.:l4y, Gent. to by k:nsigiki vice Vitthloce. „ 56th ft fr egiment of Foot. ' To be 'Lieutenants without puichase— Ensign George Sun-- bolt vice Knowles, ticcealeti. littiiigo Ruben R o be rtson , vice ColcloUgh, promoted., Ensip 13. Moon, vice Via. Cent, deCilmied. To be Ensigns without purchase—Alexandci Hanna, Cern. vice Sunboll. ' Ju l e s Toriolidni Gautier, (..;clit. vice El liott, decerscii. Quatter.htnitur,;Seticant Geor4c bitt,. vice R. Ix:1'161)1i. 63t1 Ditto, Azisistaitt•Surgeott john H. Sprague, horn the ith Fain, to be Assistant. Surgeon.. 6 7t 0 Ditto. Quatter.Mits.ter lames fo'llicrson to ti c (with toe rank of Ensign), vice Clinipbell.'pronioii,:d. berjeaot.-Majoe Hides to be Quarter-Master, vice MiPtietson. : • , 69111 Ojtto, Quarter , Master- Serjeant Rose to he Adju. tint (with the.rank.of Ensign), vice Downing, who ievgos the Adjutanter ,oniy. • 34.1 . Ditto; Captain; Dawson Kelly, from the 4th Foot, to be Major, without purchase. • .- 74 th Ditto. Tuba Lieutenants without putt:haw— Ensipt Benjamin Ra.' nvidge, vice kluxwtll, dead or hut •: wounds., .IF,iisien Titoitia hlannin, vice keriiiindci, promoted in the . s3d Vow. `Co be Ensigns Without purchase —.Lieutenant Gregory Dal tram the GA way Esorigo liew Shaw,, front the Partin 79th Ditto loini Thompsql, Gent. to ' be Ensign, by pur. chase, vi ce brown, promoted. s:,th Mita, Ensign logo Molony to be Lieutenant, without roirchase, vice Curcio, who resigns. .to,he Ensign, by , purcltase, vice Molony; 81st 'Ditto Captain Ctiarles French, from the York Light liiiantty'Volunteets, to he ot Company, vice • Mackeiizie, who exchap.tcsi. E9th Di ttos Lieutenant Imbue Gilleipie, from the 31it rout, to be Lieutenant, vice Podinore, Who , exchanges. gist Pitta, .Assistant. Surgeon ‘v yang, from the ad Dragoons. to be Surgeon, vice Illooniticid, promoted. 95tii Ditto, William 101111 GL'Orge GCIII, to be Se . wind Lieutenant., without purchase, vice Very, promoted in the Royal: Corsican Rangers. 4 th West, India Regiment, Ensign jo hn Cavemlish to be tiouteniior, NoithOut purchase, vice .Cruiksitanks, pro. Muted. • Win, ti hg.riu4A, Gent. to .be 'Ensign, -without' tiurchase, vice Cavendish. • V00,:.11 h ttcalwii, (Voptain lamcs Pratt, rom the • 7th Royal Veteran 'lmitation. to be Captain o f a Corn. l iaily,' vice Garvey, placed on the_Ketired List. 7111 Ditto, i tan Mullett, from the' Royal York Rangers, to be Capt.nn ail Company, view Pratt,. appoint. tilt() the lit Royal Veteran Battalion. lIREVET. • To he Major-Gent:tale in the Army, In Spain and Portugal orily; • Brigadier-General George Murray. Brigarti,ir.Gericral Rich ard Holite,. Istigadier.c.;enerul Hotwor , ihie H. M. Pak cohain. Drigailier.GctiLral Ilenry • To be Majors in the Army. Captain George Told, rat the tt)th - root. Captain j., wingtigid, of the Eris West India iteiiiinent. HOSPITAL sTAr loseph n. A, Gilpin, M. D. front Hall. pay, to be. Deputy jnspeaor of. Hospitals, vice Doctor pm Surgeon Sarnia tiloonti P leld,, ifollt the g ist loot, to be Surgeon to the forces. , , ' To be Apothecaries to the forces, llojcpital-i'vlate Wilbert' Titlin. 1-toepitelafilate George ' MOntgotnery, vice Longmore, deceaecri, ' The king's. German Legion. Wattallon of Light infantry, IVilliant ie Mosel, tabe l nuigtt, %ice Hartwig, promotett. SAFF. Lieutenant Henry Wiegmain:, trorn the t,r•Light Battalion, to be Brigade. NI ,jot (*WI the tcmporary r.ink. Captain), ‘l l ,:e Qingsteoa, clemse,ct. V nrk Light Infantry Captain Alexander' Mackentie, train '‘-iisr Pont, to be Captain. Q( 3 Company, vice who eXCriAirgCl. 11E 'A Corsican kinisers; Second. Lientenant I lonnurable Witll4MA:tell .pery, from thc sgth. rt.t, tit he LietttetnAnt. 'without. potchaoo, vic,o 1-Litz enbuhler, pcc.nnoted in Our CsNelt, Liiht t;entry .;orps, . PottMOR A NDUMI. • Ensign Forst,sit, of tntr,4slll Poet. is SittSetie4iPti. Th or A ppoi4thitAt or 1 losPito - Mate O'Reilly* tribe As‘ist• imp-Surgeon in the $ F,-ot, as stated in the Usasette , of `,the ii,ult. has bow cancelled. COMIriO IOII . CPled by the Lord Lieutenant of Northaiding of •It Of kahirc. To be Dcpief Lieutenant - Itiult3rd Rodyeard, F.eq. North Riding MilLtrx, To be MiOr —Captain Charles T 11 , 6)14, thee Yorke, re. , i 0 , 4, To be CafttAti—Lieuterant Peter Hammond, , vice Thoyti, . promoted. ;t` nint To be Lie,4tenentA-Charles Stan,t o t. vi4e Hammond Promoted'. • : ,J) BANKR rcY ANLARGIit). R. Sr tom:, Roebuck public-house, Cannon‘street.toad, Se. George's in the Vdst, vittialicr, from November 9, ;o Noverobta 14, at ton, At Gt 4441341, I,.ootton. zwri • W. Clark. Putacy, Surrey, vcsi;k•lnoker, to surrender lib... vember is, t 6, and ye-Lembo t 7, at eleven, at Gnildlpk: London. Attorney, trir. k. Oakley, - lvlattitt's.lene, Lan: non -et reet, London. S. Atkins, Bridgewater. Striate, IlAthiCall, watchcase. Onkel', November ty, 23, and December t 7, at one, at Guild. ball, London. Attonce), Mr. Col ni s Fucnlval'a 'London. . • • P. W. Crouch, Grenville.streitt, Somer's Town, dealer, In music, November it, at twelve, 19. at ten . , end December 27, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cole.. man, FurnivaPs Inn. London. J. Peaks, Little St. Martin's.lans., vidualler, November 12, at twelve, t 9, at ten, and DeceMber 1.7. at one, at Guildhall, London.' Artornies, 11tessra. khodes, Cook, and Handley. St. lainea',s walk. Clerkenwell. W. Curran, Liverpoell, litinor.inereliant. November 3y. to, and December 17, at one; at the Globe 'cavern, ohn.street, Liverpool'. Atcornies, Mr. Wiralle, Johti.street, Bedfard. towi, Liandon ;. and Iv o. Garnett, Water-street, Liter. pool. 'le • I. G. Smyth, Bast Stunclionse, Devonshi , e, merchant,. No.. vember 15. 19, and December Ct. at Nib, at the Crammer. - vial Inn, Plymouth. Attormits, Mr. i, Alexander, New. square, Lincoln's I im, .Lbailon ; and Mr. Curyndon, Broad-street. P I v in malt . H. H. Walker, Halifax, .YOrkshire, and H. Sunderland, NaillaWfartl, Halifax, dyers, November ill, at four, Ig. acrd December 17, at eleven, at the' Co pas' Arlll6, Ilatitax. Attornies, Mr. Wielesworth, Gray :1 Inn, I.oratori ; and Nlessts. Wiglesworth and 'Thompson ; Halifax, York. shire. R. Lindon, Bristol, timber-merchant, dealer in leather, November 8, to, and December 17, at twelve. at the Runt- Mer Tavern, All S.lllllll lane, 13tistul. Attornies, Mr. laMes, Gray'a Inn-square, London ; and Mr. Cornish, Bristol. Boissonriade. Charing•etoss, jeweller, November 12, 16, and December , y, at twelve, at Guildhall, London At. cornier, Messrs. Kibblewhite, Rowland, and Robinson, . Gray's I An , place, E. Shaw, Cock and Bottle, Lambeth-walk, Surrey, victu. . Mier, November *2, 23, anti Deer mSer 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Kiss. Printer -street, Blackfriars. W. Phillips Johnston, Kirigsgay.street, Holborn; painter and glazier, November 12, 19;'and DeCClllbet 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. ,Castle, 4111Sit0T ___ street, Chancery-lane., W. Aylett.. New Broad-street,. 'London, upholsterer. No vernber 12, 23, and December 17, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,.Mr. Harrison, Lantbeth-road, South- C; AVenell, Portsea; Southampton, watch-maker, Novem ber so, at one, 21, at eleven, and,Deceinber t 7, at one, at the George Inn,, Portsmouth, Soutliatiipton. • Attorney, Mr. Howard, Poetsea, Hants. Richardson, Bethnal-green, merchant., Novemtier 12, t 6, and December 17. at eleven, at Guildhall, London. At . torney, Mr. W. V. Hellver, Adam-stre.!t, Adc lhhi. G, Poulson, Stoke-upon-Trent, Strilr.rid:inre, potter, No. vertiber 21, 22, and December t,7, tit. eleven, at the Swan Inn,. Hanley, Stafrordshiro. Attornies, Messrs. %Villis r Fuirthoine," and Clarke, Warn(ord-court, f•ultdull ; and Mr. Vernon. Stone, Stallbr.lshire. W. Harts Temple Hall, Sibson„ Leicestershire, miller and baker, November :3, at tltrie, 14.'3: eleven, and oecem ber'l7, at eleven, at the Bull and Fleur-de-Lis, Nuneaton, W4rwtekshire, Attornies, Mr. I. Craildoc l 4, jun. Atner stone, tVarwickshire3 and Mr. Battye, Chancery-lane, London. • . C. Powell, Wapping High-strect, woollenAraper, Novem ber It, a 6, and Act:en:3l:4r 17. at eleven, at London. Attorney, Mr. S. Pullen, Fore-street, Cripple. gate, London. T. shuiliebothm,,Dunstable,, Bedfordshire, Shop keeper, November fa, 19, and December :7, at eleven, at Guild. hall, London. Attornies, ,Messrs. IC...as:lon. and ,Davis,• Col bet- court, Oraceebuielt• street. C. Fe Bentz, Kingston upon-Hull, t.,ilor and sin•pman; vernber la, is, and December 17, at eleven, At tile tune lint,. K ingston.upoit hull. Aitornies, Mr.' %Vrti. %V;dinsley, n l'arliatnctu-street, , Mull ; . and Mr. Egerton, Gray's Inn-square, Londim. • %%/'. Bevan, Crombie'S. row, Comtriercial. road, 'plumber and glazier. November 12, 19, attd . Dei.erriber 17, at eleven, at • Goildhall, London.' Attorney, Mr. kittgerald, Leman street, (,00dntan's,fieltls. I'. Smith, Tipton, Stalrottishire, cilge-tooLmak er, Novcm. ber 12, 23, and DeeernSet t 7., at one, at Guildhall,' Lon dot: Attorney. Mr. W ilii:nn Hughes, I)eamstreet, Pet,: ter.lane. C. Ureettwood, Bradley Mill. Marsden, Lancaster, eiitton twist.spittner, _November 2.7, at live, zB, at eleven, and December. 17-. at eleven, ar the Black :ill Inn, Burnley, Lancaster. Attornies, Metibtfi. illaket)Lk anti hlakinson, Sorjoant's Inn, kleet-street, London ; and Nr.06111014%, Burnley. T. Wilkinson and S. Wilkinson, Nottinghatn, hosiers, 'No vember 25, at three, 26, and December 17, at ten, at the Putu:lt Howl, Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. H. Percy, Nottingham ; and MeWS. Kinderley and Long, Gray's Old square, London. • W. Prince, Pontefratt, Yorkshire, grocer, November 9, 16, and December 17, at eleven, at the Belt Lion Inn, Pottle had. Attornies, Mr, ['owns, Pontefract; and Messrs. Blakelock and Makinsurt, fierjernit's I rut, leet-st reet, l.ondon. I. Hancock, Rotherbithe•street, Rotberhithe, Surrey, mast And block-maker, November ts, t 9, at eleven, and Deem. her t 7, at one, at Guildhall, London, Attorney, Mr. Throgniortoti-Street• S. Holmes, St. AIM'S, Limehouse, soap-maker,,November •:2, :9, and December t 7, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cokayne, Lyon's Inn, St. Clement's. Forster, Foster-lane, Chrapsule, silversmith , ar.l. warmed', November 12, 23, and December 17, at one at uililltall, London. Attorney, Mr, W atkins , Stone-build ings, Lincoln's Inn. . bierst , swvriki . • - • I . Patton, Walthamatow, tssen, trierch.ort. T. White ' Liverpool, merchant S. King, West Lexhain, Norfolk. motley-seriverier. S. Martin. j4ll. arid W. Martin Loughborough, Leicester,, grocers. P4RTNERSUIPS DISSOLVED. . Carson, W. Conroe), %V. Forbes, and and f; Fletchit, ship-builders. N. Hewitt, l. Bunting, and l. Atilington, Chesterfic , Derby, mercers, T. Hyde, jun. Flower, and E. Nicholls, Cheder, S inersetshire; tuanufitaurers of paper. W. Coupland and W. 114sColloch, Huddersfield, linen— draperii. I. Baxter, R. Abbott and F. Ellerton, Halifax, wool staplers. l'oden and T. Harthern,, , Codgleton, • Chester, silk , t hro w uteri*. T. Malley and M. Prior. Warrington. clicesentorgert. M. Gregory and 1. Fletcher, Mill.hill, Lancaster, cotton spinn:rs. Alston 'a R. thilland. R. Pickers, T. Tedstill, anti J. l llurnden Lever Malt and Luddington, Lancashire,,calico mann fad u rers T. Thonoinn, W. Swift, S. ThoMpson, and J. Routledge, Little Ilolton, Lancashire, troll-founders. E. Martin and J. liestord, , 6omerset- place, Kennington, wine-merchants. j. Gadsden and C. E. Sal Mon, Whitecross'..street, pa4n-. brokers. 'Tit ytiolds and H. G race, of Thai yes Inn, in.a certain wolk called " Playfair's British Family Antiquity." j. Fitzgerald and T. Dyke, of Chester, cork-cutters. T. French and G. Dolby, of Newington Causeway. J. Whit-eller, jou. and W. Whitcher, of Ritgwo6d, South• am pton, carriers; St G. illanckeithagen and S. de Zoete, of Mincing-lane, uter chants. S. Wyatt and 1. Chattcrton, of Old Gravel-latte, baba: dashers. . . „ • ' • MAILS. Alta ry ED-1 Waterford. Dui—: Cadiz, : Guernsey, .1 : Waterford. • . l'it.iL i:, 01 S ; STOCK ..,. TFITA DAV Al . TWILVICO ... CLOCK ' . i:011SliS . i 4 a. iltett. Ann. -63 L 1 On•rnium . pat THE S -N. £OLLPt QUIS VAL3UM ALIDtAT ? ' LONDON, • WEDNagnAY, NovEmUER 6,1811. DIVIDENDS. Nov. :7. T. brasi.founder, at eleven,' at the Unioir l'avern, Birmingham. .• Nov. •%7. R. Buchanan, Liverpool, •medicine.ventler, at twelve, at the George 'lnn, Dale.street, Liverpool. • - N0v..17, I . 'Thornton, Leeds, York, innhulderi at eleven, at the Old George Inn, Leeds.' Nov, ;o. 'l'. Ilodgson. llackman.street, Southwark, up. holder, at ten, at Lortittnc. Nutt,' Spalding * , Lincoln, draper, at twelve, at: Guildhall, London. • Nova 30. Brest. Sloane.square, Middlesex, carpenter, at G twelve, at uildhall, London. Nov. 1.6. I . Maenarnara, LOllllO6, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. • • • • Nov. 2.7. T. Prams, Stowirsarkes, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Swan' Inn, Needham Market, Sotibik. • - Nove3o, I. Henderson and A. Neilson, Mitre;eau t t, Mifk Lotulop, merchants; at twelve; at Nov. 3o: 'Pt Andrews, Basinghall.street, LlaLkwell hall , •faelor, at twelve, at-Guildhall; • I•Ivv. aia.. j. Brook, Sto%vmarket, cabinet.maket, at eleven, at.the Pickerel Inn, Stowuptand,,Sudidk. Nov. AO. E. W. Mince., Chichester, braziz..r, at eleven, -at Guildhall, London. • N oy. 26., and M. Watson, Newcastle.upon.Tyne, gro cers, at CUiictitatt, Ulltioll. Nov. 30. E. Dodd, Bermondsey, Surrey,lallow-chandler, at twelve, 'at Guildhall, London. Nov. .13,.• I. Bishop and Terry, -Maidstone, Kent, up ' holders, ot one, at Gttildhril, Lurid dl , * • ' Nov.' 37. 1), Norris, Liverpool,iroti.mereltant, at one, at the Globe Tavern, • lelin-street, Liverpool.. . • Nov. 12, W. Wiltsoll, treat. Cambridge street, Hackney road, builder, at twelve,. at Guildhall, London. Noe,. zo. U. Cormaek, Watling-sticet, underwriter, at tvvelve, at Guildhall. • • • Nov. 2.6, W. Rigs, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe Tavern, loliti•streci. Liverpool. • • D ec , a ;W. halo, Warniiihrtr, and I. Baits, 'Fistirrton An r, Wil t shire, wolu:rs, at ale, at the Lamb Jim', Wattiintster. , • • Nov. Moon, Nam:baster, and W,'Slaymon, Haslinp r d en Laticistiire, cotton.tlianutadurers, at eleven, at the Briiigawater Arms, Manchester. • Nov. ar. I. Gill, Browniltilll ClRneastatahire, clothier, at . eleven, at the George Inn, Stroud. . Novi ah,. 1. Webb,. !holey, GiouCester, clothier, at eleven, at the t.;toftte Inn, Stroud. • Nov. Jo. I. -Widnell, Holborn, potter, at twelve, at Guild ' hall. Nor. 30. I, Davison, New 13rentfotd, linett7dreper,•at one,, at Guildhall,' London. • No , . 30. I. Rumor Rosamund-street, St. James, Cletken %volt, witiat.jeweller, at one, at Guildhall, Loretoo, Nov. 33. 1 . , Bta4M3ll, Iltighttgl•plact 1- laelLney.rual, flour• tailor, at twelve, at GothliiilL, London.. • CICHTIFICAtES., Nov amatit . a 6. Mesnil, Saeltville.street, St. lames's, Vintner', W. Wood, Iligh.strect, tAtttheth, coopek„, ,W..laeksoo; Sheibourne-lime, merchant. . • 5. Every, Bethnal-green, merchant. The accounts which been received from Arcant; and which are dated the 1411), encourage us to hope that the French will fail in their invasion of Va,• lencia. The greatest energy has been dispbyed by the inhabitants of all classes, and the most effec tual means of defence adopted. The French have made several attacks upon the fortress of Saguntum, and have been repulsed with considerable'loss."- SUCHRT'S force is estimated at 16,000 foot, and 2000 horse the 'Spanish army is about equal, ipde pendent of the Guerillas, I;►nernAl• frigate which arrived yesterday at Portsmouth, has' brunghthome Lieut. Gen. GaRY, late Commander-tm:Chief of ; he troop at the Cape of Good Hope, having been relieved by Lieut . . (en. SirJUHN CRADDOCK. • . The'llutliets . of • •51794 --hel(t their Anniversary Meeting' at the Crown, and Anchor yesterday, to celebrate the acquittal of Messrc HAtinv, Toextt, &c. The language and the toasts were such, as might have been expected upon such an occasion.. The' enthusiasm .of one of the Patriots, however, seemed to have got the better of. his prudence, for he talked - of disposing of a political' op .ponent by Means of a /nmkpos4 Our Readers, will recolleti, that at the beginning of the French ; Revolution thousands of innocent persons were mur dered by an infuriated mob, and that the lamp-.post afforded the means for their destruction. Ernie was in Paris the signal for, murder: What are we to think of those who could hint at the intro deSion of such scenes ih this country ? It is but proper to add, that .the company expressed their disapprobation of the expression, but by no means in a manner sufficiently strong. We have seen, with much regret, some observa- . lions in a respetlable C.;ourtity Paper npnn the mode of treatment which his Majesty's Physicianu, have adopted, concluding with a strong recommendation that Dodo!' Jonl4:WILLis 'should be immediately called in and entrusted with the care of the Royal Patient. 'We have not the slightest doubt that' Dr J. WILLIS is telly entitled to the high reputation which he enjoys, but we must resist any attempt to raise it, at the eXpence of the distinguished Medical. Characters who attend his i It has been stated, in the most positive man uer, that after his MAJESTY'S recovery in 1804, lie expressed a strong wish that if ever he should again be unfortunately affliaed in a simila man ner, Dr. Jouti. WfLtas (who attended him upon that occasion) should not:, be called in ; and it is added, that in consequence of a promise given to his MAJESTY upon that occasion, that the- Daa.ot was not applied to when his M.A.J.isTY was - seized with .hhipiesent itoWeOeri has been consulted at - different: times .during the progress of his MA; diiorder, and ,we be lieve that,' so far from disapproving' of, the course which has been pursued, s<s is asserted in the Paper to .which we are alluding, he,, has "tossed a perfe4 concurrence of o pi n io n with 00 other Physicians,. This subjeal„ which haS been' broaght forward .in .the -Paper in cluestion, by some 'JII7 advise 4 friend of Dr.:J.-NV-aux, we are conio ince& without the knowledge of the DOOlor himself, is o ne which cannot he publicly diger/ssed either with 2dvaut age er'witli propriety. Stat ;fig, " ` That i 44 MAIIISTY had 3 rtstielis vig„ and was nut better. ires - vraTrcrlivci , ~tit, (signed by the three Physicians.) f An expreqs Was received from Windsor last bight, _ statog, ‘- flat al. MAJUSTY bad ot, watkrd in the purse of diy, and was not considered better. (Mined as above.) ~: t uJ i ~~. 1 ............., 'June letters brought to England by the Caortrisa frigate,. furnish very r ecent intellignce from he kingdom of Viileocis, from wh mil itar y operatinhs. ence we may soon exile `& to hear of important The. last French Poplars brought d own vihc tees.proceeived ingk in Valencia to the thi olt, Our ad rece direa liom the capital of t hat Yrovin ceare 100 12th, and from Alicant to the ififli ch. The in" telligence trom..that quarter is, ,on the whole,' Of favourable descriptinn - , and if confidence could give security,. Valencia . might be i:iriside.re4 safe i ri:c , the general ()pinion exf;reoed iu all the temr' :51 that the alertly will ultimately fail in attempting itt : sill:Option. The following official dispatch, ph• ‘lisht4 at Valencia, relative to recent operations, 01 be 4 reiti with interest :.-- • ' " CANT, CT. fo.--The Superior Jots of this -P ALI rovince has O . lust received the follo win g di'* patch :--! . • " Most Excellent•Sir ,—The enemy .rn 33° an 31 , tempt this evening to carry. the Castle; of kt,, ntua f (Morviedro) by assuft, having begun titer.nre,, ',, ca nnon and 'musketry at 'five O'cloc k, owl wl"' they kept up in the most lively manner owl! tece a t ri '' At eight his,Excellency General Blake . reco;diely otlicial.teport that, the enemy . had been cerr.' ‘ A repulsed; and has ordered that the sarne be i)T,', ll 0 and,' communicated forlbwith .to the 01)116: te . satisfaaion;and that of your• Excellency. 0 P serve your gxcellency.many years. , RAgps Ptah - ra." 4 , ...,I'' the President and Memberit o f the Superior ion übh . c . " And The Junta communicat es it.T the ,P for its satisfaaiOn.' : ' By order of the Superior Junta, "• FgAtic ieco SAN cuoi Sec '‘ Alcira, bet. q ." . ' (Signed) !, Valencia, O. 8. • '` ~l We s;,e)join also sam e gatardaualyvni:sattieutuVhi.nf.yFherrabreeyciilittnanigi,shaa OCT.t 11.x--e..l'liteii.etinottsble:l:.o'ol:4t)lPll,:bc.:o 1 1 o v a r 1 1 vc advanced 1 dc l e t rde -, mevreeicyna(dme:enr.oruantiseournirte ri. ., i./ .1 . ;1:: r i' ll ...vv 110,- Cast it 's' They • occupy the ,poititing Pe tire,,r : he t : . 1 2 1 : 0 1 P a s :n i o t r f te r y 'a t ril i t t l neu t r i . el d neala a n CE PI . 0 9:: . c iig a : ? 1:c : :111 : :: : :: : :::Pilitl:rucPl‘jsi'l.till'il°°IttifIrt°53(lr''6'1::-S;" .4taitioeciteb.4il.kit:silolFitic.trreleoirinuicitybeNkpi,baivaiellisvisbieneddecgeti,e.aosc:it ersii.utv:itilesCioevreaevnli leav t 4s, :3:' , o :3t.i d lill.:lo l : l 4 .lg. V , ,i : .,q, cot s iiii.i r t6ll.:e.i .V erdyi, 16 twone'l3ll cm perisned. .. d illi 4 • u. rt l bi l : I nn : c' t : l 't ., nci ti : p. . \ : i n i- r it c l c'eetAnoiNesilticioyeoa°twrinlcenetdt.in''iltelidir3iiejetsitybt lorBtt4,:liPYtilijeadravilo'lid,:eleittr:::°lo7llr;g:oceli ‘ l ll , ' , :'l'n' 80:111,‘01(el,1:11tpir:.1: ' sAat.tl:ll)asuall:asceSeeuideherodalhaiatdternreptitredupPinottobetCh:ll°' but I 'd !fiLl ' MO me were in n the about returning beenin I,ret , f. i y The i i )e fever with which we llsve been ti t o be i t. athagena, and progr:ls: the aor ever has been likewise *topped. Tbe (0d0v,'.4 been of this -u the intesitn by General m Cruz." 9 f van )e i, l im ar p i o n r s ta r, n n c e e it f h r e o r r f s w pa h i l n eb or io 1 011 in not: ttohernsfariltibeerildi'‘evreillrirtgl: A Spanish f • • • 1000 1 Corunn. frigate is arrived at Poi doom to a •—• She brings pa pers and Wren; frail_ ,c 0 PortNl., oio tiii 0, SIG HOUSTON, anciciix°v/h removed iti from Lord WELLINOToree Draw , dol o s , it% i t Irish rci° Tokens:nPi-tieinni; ie i t s ei al L i rnoeggxii tsteveyen,rtYs i s i l i ibistedol spiritedly Qi An i‘l: I ig e P ve various .paittiert:ogssntibilfteonGntyhoesvtecaroteitlidnoltterliy)lat:tabot:ebverairbnaogl tliontdotio:::nuoderfilsiplleil; in their own names, we underlt!'mopo. il.3o:eniri.ean9nbtatelei° put a stop to this pratlice, or to c, v os the .issiters to make their tokens of the stautlau 0 silver. ivo,c,.T.itHoa a :: m a eP s AT1ta.....-There •cannot bell - -r i or I . ll s 0 f Mrs. St t D i i e o n ? ) N s i e s n i - v t i , l 'a t s a v n ° : itrl;:ifleettligl e f e e r P w o reu i s t s : l 9° ,po i't lk e o c i! li , j b e : Gwent zlt. i ee l eran o isdi l e a l ei n dr _er r ' sa e a ju n V idb ) v i a ri l le i l l a- i on/ tc e. : i l e i t t .a e a l s):‘,lsv'r great - —" t a , : l i e e' • a 4cl .. % i vi I , r a i 7 b A a r s 4-l i i g c it s : l : l Q : s f : ni letters t ; ) e ll riirtfilsoritri- e l 'ttlitieea_:lll s, '', io: d o; : i 1 1- b apic.si e: :p f:o r, e e r before said s ea 36did.amrdoaTiefs‘hellierite'yrrilsee(klacitetiiraillileeibind ereienpa.dreV::pr::::llllo;ol:pilarSef°ll9,,Debotielit!l‘,,d; Ti: A 11 01 I ra n t d m a h l I disturbed the eubord i n a t e charaders were re 4 r ilh li ' ,Lnlu a a ni u so u nur s : r oa e tt n io dered it necepiary that 1 33 " 11 : ati re 0e: assume!i li) officere d n s t lr i l li o iel f u O t t r i s i e ea( b r' s ‘ t ilt ie l l m ? ‘ ill c e . °l oi l' i lse w at i l tr : s a l?C t b f an : l ci a ai lhi t r u t e° :i u d i r li e j o ': a l e i , i t all 'lll o; a u dr : firC t ri t . t i° di e c cbi t ° o : o 6na i : unts rr flid e l i ae :o leg;rl li ti o ::- : b e PtIP 5 61114 ,e :c : 1 1:. t . :lc ;; ' t ar : t ri m :s oh o v. e f in the .t ..j:acritidirseolot9:ol: t.lghateernee::.lo.llvitebdrnet:tk;l7:o,7olrio: performance. 1 he ner j v. 1 , r... , ‘4IA " IC- °Pont of tip. To Town, wlticti is for t ' 4 far i i ,ete f Mr. Wu Urea RAD has been properly vi - bo o 0 performing the cettanony of loying Oa flrstbis Ciegl" the Mew Theatre, IYI dry-lane. In Ne t ' I 3 fo tir tdiesZnaflolarsoltitateanedwy bedeeseesn.ccessfol in 10Y.111g rair Yealerday• being the Anniverory of fbc 6t/till,flll4 der Plot, - the bells rang a Merry peel, an I 1 and 'rower gun* were tied at one o'clock. tov Ph ' The tioth, awl)! and 97tti Regimentsooo Ohl been ranch redneed in ihe late camp:llo,o,i tote !toed home, and.expetle to arrive front ;v: to .Jr? a few days. CO I-. On Friday v. ous t -rpartl3l we's bel a° Grat r Ptt -William Hanwell, at his Majesty's sb.P . , ofi e. klpon a ehuMge ot, 'repeated tironlgefittes! ,0400tenhoi. „ Wrlike eqiictiiti, proterred sgainat Om by ~o ra o vi" `heshir Thi Court agreed that the 0 voiogi il,ntse Ilk not prove 4, caul licquilititt Capt. tionv,' Atajoas i that the Prq.sonutiop sppeare4 to, IN 0— vtliatigarts. ~~~""`~