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Air-Office, ORakr ,2,7, 1801. loth Regimept of Light Dragoons, George Bouverie, Gent. to /pa Cornet, without purchase, vice Souter, promoted• 17th Ditto, Cornet, James Anoesley, to be Lieutenant, with purchase; 'vice - Long, who retires. 35th Regiment of Foot, Major William Howe Campbell to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase; vice WAlister, who retires.; Captain Christopher Clargcs to be Major, by purchase, vice Campbell. 37th Ditto, Richarl Walton, Gent, to - be Ensign, by pur chas2, vice Hazelwocd, promoted. 6oth Ditto, Lieutenant Hugh MontgornerY, from the ,sth Light Dragoons,' to be Captain, by purchase, vice Austin, promoted. 87th Ditto, George Wathen, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Davis, who retires. 91st - Di'tto, Gent. late a Lieutenant in the Argyllghire Fencibles, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Collins, promoted. Royal Garrison Battalion, Ensign Charles Atkinson, from the half-pay of the, late Royal Garrison Battalion; to be Ensign, vice Wetherhead, promoted. W. A. J. Craivley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Salter, deceased. Captain Nugent's Third Levy, Richard Farrell, Gent. to be - .nsign, with Kalil; in the Army, so long only as lie shall be eniplcyecl in the said Levy. BREVET. Colonel Thomas Piston; of the 56th root l to te 13rigadier- General in the Island of Trinidad only. • STAFF. , Captain Charles Irvine, of the 62d Foot, to be Deputy Ad jutant-Getieral to the Forces stationed in the Island of Ja maica, with the Rank of Major in the Army, vice Noble, deceased. William Potts,-,Esq. late Major of, the Bth Foot, to be Pay master of a — Recrniting Distfi6l, vice Mathews, appointed • Major of Chelsea Hospital. Ist Devenshire Regiment qf Gentlemen and Yeomanry Ca.uaPy. John Landers, Gent. to be Cofnet, vice Chave, who resigns. Benjamin Hodge, Gent, to be Surgeon. Liverpool Light Horse Volunteers. 'George Mather, Gents to be Surgeon, vice Brown, deceased. Rcyal Mid-Lothian, and Edinburgh V°/Unmet' Cava/Iy. . Cornet Henry Jamieson to be Captain of a Troop, vice Dun das, promoted. CL.rner William Ramsay to be Lieutenant, vice Trotter, who resigns. George Ramsay, Gent. to be Comet, vice William-Ramsay. Eait Regiment of So; ers::4l.;ire Gentlenien and Yeomanry Cavalry, llfartock Troop. Lieutenant William hall to be Captain, vice - Bain, who re sips. John Rice Wood, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Ball.. Henry Cary, Gent, to be Cornet. . Bcsfor•d Company of Volunteers.• Francis Handford,. Gent. to be First Lieutenant, William Webber, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. . Royal Chc - riot .Legion. • Major Henry- Hencage St. Paul to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain George Hughes•to be Major, vice St. Paul. To be Captains—Lieutenant Thomas Bell, vice Hughes. ' Lieutenant Robert Cuthbert. Lieutenant Ralph Comp ton. Lieutenant William Nelson. Lieutenant Ralph San derson, Lieutenant William Barber. - To be Lieutenants—Ensign ThomaS Selby, vice Bell. Ed ward Werge, 'Gent. vice Cuthbert. Thomas Liddie, Gent. Vice Compton.' Joseph Darling, Gent. vice Nelson. Henry Barber, Gent, vice Sanderson. Richard Leadbitter, Gent. vice Barber. _ _ . To be Ensigns—Anthonfileadley, Gent. Thomas Sander son, Gent. John Embleton, Gent. William 1 - loa,.Gent. vice jobson, Psperseded. North Devon Volunteers. William Cartet, Gent. -to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ha_ therly, promoted. 2d Regiment . cf the .Rval East India Volunteers _ _ Francis Gray, Gent. to be Ensign . , vice Le Gros, promoted in the Company of Artillery. Edinurgh kayal fligblrtnd Vclunteers. Andre* Sivewriglir, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Brown, 'pro ntotcd. Lsyal Highgate Volunteers. Second Lieutenant William LUton to be First Lieutenant, vice Fenton, who resigns. Second Lieutenant Robert (ones :to b First Lieutenant, vice Ensor„Nyho resignst Joseph. Hill, Gent. to. he Second Lieutenant, vice Luto;v, James Hunt,' Gent. to be Second Lien tenant t vice Jones, • 1/57-4/e Volunteers. • Henry Close, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Lestwithiel Volunteers. Ensign William Foster to be Lieutenant, vice Pomeroy, who reslgn. zd Batt.rlion of the Manchester and Salford raw:leers. , Thomas Warren, . Gent.. to tie. Adjutant. William •HaM viort4, Gent. to b Quarter-Master. • Volunteers. Captain Frederick Johnston to be Major, vice the Hon. George Leslie, who resigns. Orley Volunteers. Thomas Shaw, Gent. to be Lieutenant; vice Barett, who resigns. Daniel Forster,.t3e4t. to be Adjutant, vice Shaw.. Farkh•.nn Ifolunteers Thomas Reed, Gtmt. to be Lieutenant, vice Pridham, who resigns. Rotlymurchul and Kincairn Volunteers. , • Captain John Peter Grant, of the RothymurchuS Cavalry, to be Major-Commandant: First Lieutenant James Ca meron, of ditto,' to'be Captain. Second Lieutenant Dun:. can Mackintosh, of ditto; to be First Lieutenant, vice Ca meron. Charles Stewart, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Mackintosh. - ' Strathmiglo Volunteers. First Lieutenant David Walker to be Captain ' vice Skese, who resigns. Thomas Walker, Gent. to be First Lieute nant, vice D. Waller. Royal•Westininster Volunteers. Davicl Spence, Gent, to be EnsiO, vice Holmes, proMoted. William Ginger, Gent. tio'be Ensign, vice Bowman, pro moted. Mrth Riding of Yorkshire Riflemen. Right Hon. George Lord Morpeth to be Lieuteript, vice • Wine, who resigns. . ' MEMORANDUM. The Appointment of Captain John Nicholson Frood, of the West London Militia, to be Captain in the Newfoundlar t d Foncibles, as stated in the Gazette of the 3d instant, has not taken place. ..1 Lieutenant johaGloster, of the 32th. Itegitnent of 'Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. Surgeon Charles Monta . gue, ori the Hospital Staff; is super seded, being absent without leave. ERRATUM •IN THE GAZETTE' OF THE ZoTH INST. • Blackhiwth Vobinteer'eavally. • For Captain Thomas Wilson,. of the WoolWich Troop, to be Major—Read Captain-Sir Thomas Mayan II Won, Bart. of the Woolwich Troop, to'be Major. < , Commission in the Seventh (or Ayr and R.enfrew) Regiment of North British Militia, signed ly ibeiLord Lieutenant. Dated yune . Ensign Andrew Ure to be Lieutenant, v i ce Lindley, who se.- tires. - . BANKRUPTCI fr ENLARGED. Dec. 19. Hugh Roberts, late of Aldersgate,Street, silk. weaver, at ten, at Guildhall: • . . .. . BANKRUPTS. John Holland Pemberton, of / Liverpool, mei : am - it,. to :sur render November i 6, 17, and December 8; at eleven;' at the. Globe Tavern, 1.11 - pool. Attorities - ,. Mr. R. Greavcs, Liyerppol ; or Messrs. Ward, Dennetts, and GreaVes; Covent-Garden. ' • i.seph Taylor . and john. Barker March, of Wigrpore-strea; R:', Cavendish-square, linen-drapers, - No - ember .7, 14, and Decediber 8, at ten, at Guildhall,' Attornies; Messrs. Wilict and Annesley, Finsbury-square., Edward Wall, of Shrewsbury, innkeeper, Novell - C.ler 16, *7, and December 8, at twelve, at the Guildhall; Shrcwsuury. Attornies, Mr. H. Rosser, Kirby-rtreet, Hattoh , -Garden, London; or Mr, W, Couplaal, Slisewsbnry, DIPIDEND.7 . De:. 5. Thomas Winterbourn and Charles Gardner, of Carqfstreet, neat Chancery-lane, tayldri, at ten; at guild:, hall. Nov. 2r. William 13ulter, of Holborn, tavern-keeper, at ten, at Guildhall./ Dec. i. Solornon Holmes, of Doncaster, Ipther-dresser, at eleven; at,the Green Dragon Inn, Doncaster. N0v..27. john Curtis, of Warwick-street, Golden-square, harness,tnaker and sadler, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. aS. David Phillips, of Oxford -street, stable-keeper, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 27. John Hughes, of Silver-street, Falcon-square, :vie - Waller; at, twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. t 7. William King, of I3irmingham, falor, at eleven, at the. Swan Tavern, girmingliam. Dec. 1. Thomas Yates, of Stockport, Chester, muslin manufadurer; at four, at the White gear Inn, Man, chester. N0v..27. George Danson, of Lancaster ; ..rneratant, at ten, at the Sign of the Grapes, l i aneaster. Nov. 2 . 5 . . Fashwick, of Whittle-in-le-Woods, Lancashire, cotton,inanufaeitirer, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Chorley. N0i..26. Ralph Jackson; of Market Weighton, Yorkshire, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Freemasoes"faveni, King ston-upon-Hull. Dec. 1. Thomas Weaver, of Green-street, OxtbrO-sfreet, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall. ' „ Dec. t. Mark Gregory and ,Thomas Gregory, of King's Arms Yard, London, at twelve,ltt Guildhall. Nov. 28. Thomas Haynes, of Duke-street, St. 'mob's, haberdasher, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 5. lames Willis, of Puddinglane, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec: S. Edward Sargeant the younger, of the Minories, slopseller, at tee, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. Nov. 17. Chayles Eldridge, of Cheltenham, viaualler. losepla Boynis, late of Gteat Portland-street, printseller. .John Fowler, of Foster-lane, London, warehouseman. John Perry, late of'Bread-street, Cheapside, warehouseman. THE SUIT. 1‘01.11 , 1 QUIS DILL .L FALSUM AUDIAT LONDON; 0C ro E R LS, 'Rol. AT • the moment our Paper was about to be put to Press, we received, BY EXPRESS, Paris Journals to the z6th instant. They are barren of intelli. gence. An article from Berlin, of the totli'.inst. states the receipt on the 9th, by M. BEURNOINT VILLE, of the news of the signing the Pre naries of Peace between this Country and• France. The MaritinitPrefeft at Havre had: received no„ tice from the .Minister, that the Commerce with England was now open . . Rear-Admiral LATOUCHE TREVILLE had de parted for Rochefort, accompa:licd by j t.. RJME 80, , NAPARTE. The Tiers ConS. was an the z4.th, 6z fr. HAGU E, OCT. 17.---The Executive Dire&ory have sent to the Texel, to Helvoet slays, ,and Flush ing,` in order to disarm one half of our Fleet. Very considerable reduEliOns will take pla:e, both in our Lind' and Sea Forces. •An English FL of Truce sent by - Admiral DICKSON,, entered Helvoetslii•s a day or two ago : it was received with every demonstration of joy. We do not yet know for what purpose s sent. Orders have been sent to all the Ports, ,to receive all English vessels under Flags of Truce in a friendly manner, observing the precaution usual in these cases. THE Hamhargh Mail which became due this morning, had not arrived when this. Paper was put to Press. Yesterday morning the ROYAL FAMILY, with their usal Attendants, took an excursion to Rich mond Park, and afterwards paid a: visit to the Coun tess Of MANSF I E LD, where they partook of an ele gant. dejeune. HIS MAJESTY came to Town this day. , Mr. I ) m,, and most of the cabinet Ministers, dined Yesterdav with the Rightnon, Mr. ADD I NG TON, at his house in Downing-street. Earl Rom NEY is appointed a Governor of Green. tricot hospital. This forenoon a'seconti Detachment of .the Guards marched into Town, from Chelmsford. • The Guards are on their ieturn home frdm Egypt. Three thous:ind of thein had been ac tually embrked when the last accounts came away, under the' Command.of MajorLGeneral CitAn . oCK. A -Court of Aldermen was held yesterday---at Guildhall, at which were present the Lo RD . MAYOR, Lord Mayor Me d, Mr. Recorder,. 16 'Aldermen, and the Sheriffs. .The. Court ordered the.-Bread to be reduced half an assize, or, one penny in the peck loaf, ,to com mence and , take place to-morrow. 'The quartern loaf wheaten, will then be sold for I !id, and house hold 94-d. The Court proceeded to the eldlion of Searchers and Sealers, of Leather,- when the following persons were -eieded, .THOMAS WOOLLETT, J. ROAKE, JOHN BROWN, HENRY - MATCHWICK, SAMUEL LEWIS, THOMAS PAGE, WILLIAM TRUSTE, and \VM. BROWN. The late attempt to raise the Price of Corn by a combination among the Hoarders, was frustrated chiefly by the laudable zeal of a Baker named FOK- T &9C UE. Such a. man ought to be held forth to the esteem of his Countrymen, and we deem it a:duty, to give his name to the Public. The example of this true. Patriot and Friend to Humanity will, we hope, be followed by many other's, if any more such iniquitOus schemes should be attempted. Last week the Berwickshire Yeomanry Cavalry, commanded by Major 117 CHAN, With threee-96er Volunte - e.r Yeomanry Corps, assembled at Ber Wick, for the purpose of being exercised in a 'body.— They. remained •together during the whole week, and conduled themselves in a Ltiatner very highly to the public satisfaction. LEWES, OCT. 26. Last Saturday onedivision of the East Kept Mie litia arrived at our barracks from the Isle of Wight' The other division is on its march and will arrio at the same station this day. A division •of the Sussex Militia marched into this town on Saturday, on its 'route to join the Re' girnent at Battle barracks. - - This day the,. West Essex Militia commenced their march, from Bletchington barracks on their route through this town, to Chelmsford, to be disg. embodied. Last Wednesday :the two troops pf Yew-Lunt, Cavalry, commanded by Lord Gage and Captain' Shifter, had a grand . fiehl,day, after Which lily Lordship entertained 'them with an elegant dinnd at Firle„place. A fanner in the neighbourhood of West-Grin , sted, had on the 9th of this month, fifteen sacks at wheat standing in A . store-room at Horsham, fig which in July last he was offered Fort ) Pounds pi Load. ' It may now probably be worth one-fourth part of that sum l Notwithstanding the• wind has been for severa l days off land, . the catch of Herrings on our co3 s ' has been hitherto very inconsiderable. On Saturday last some wag exhibited two penflY, loaves, hanging each by a string, over, the door of our - town-hall, where the business of the core' market is carried, on, one of which was small, a 5 when Wheat bore the excessive price of forty poun& per load ; the other was of the present re) - yeaablC assize ; under the former was stuck a conspicu9t' label with the words sARE WE L WAR ; and, bCnea"' the latter, WELCOME PEACE 1 . The two Beatsons, father and son, charged with robbing the mail cart on its way from this tool to East-Grinsted, in July last, were on Tuesday re' moved by Habeas Corpus from Newgate. to. Ha , sham gaol, preparatory to their trial at ;he neo assizes for this county. After a late Review and half-yearly inspeCtion c ( the 3d Ilttalion of the 9th Regiment by. MakP General Lord CICARL ES :SOpfERSET, his Lordshi? was pleased to issue the following orders to Elf Troops in his command, viz. • GENERAL ORDERS. - . tpad.:(22earkri,lf9T 44 l • oElo6er 22, 1801. r . • f f Major-General Lord'CHAttLES SOMERSET 1,15 infinite pleasure in expressing- the satisfaClion'l l feels at the perfed state in .which he found the Y. Battalion of the 9th Foot this day; both with TeR Bard' to the interior economy of the Regiment 0 well as to its performarices:in the field. The pal° that have been taken by Major MO.LEsiivogTH :3 11 so evident that they need no comment from ti'C' Major-General, and the assiduity and - attention with which the Officers and. Men have so success' fully seconded Major MOLOWORTH'S endeavol claim from the General Lord c-tiARLES SO,ME4° his watmest thanks." Vtre ace, not without considerable indignatic gli Plans if Finance, thrust upon the Public, u nsof* tioncd, not only by any kind of au t h or i ty, b ut ‘re l '. by common .sense. We beg leave to caution ri },i Public against giving any credit to such Plans" which ate evidently solely the offspring of ranee and presumption. Among the great reductions the economy of° ti i Ministers are making in the War Establishment, tli a of Woolwich Warren is now carrying into effeet; men haie received notice, that on air expiration their. month (the 28th inst.) they are to be paid 4 ,', and discharged-1;o coopers and packers from ViClualling Office Yard at Deptford —Soo 100201 from Deptford Dock-yard —3oo shipwrights work afloat and in clock, have received a sirriiL notice. - The same system is extended to all dock-yards. That this useful, body of .men shaor not be distressed, they are each, in addition to tlr pay due to them, to have a certain sum, not ascertained, allowed, to subsist them to their resP 6l " tive places of residence ; and as their names P ir booked, to have the .preference in.employ 04 future occasion. .Mrsr-414,1.--1140-Tax.still continues indisposed) b l/1 1 we are happy to hear is much better. Het singik has lately been spoiled by too many sharps. . A son of 'Mr. LEWIS, the ACtor, has bee He e ce is l a y y p o e u r n fo g rmi n man g w o fg i o t a g s r e e n a s t e , spirit success, a an t flr and vivacity htd and promises to be the lawful inheritor of father:—reputation, as well as to add considerabli:i by his •own fair earnings, to the family stock theatrical facie. • Mrs. MOUNTAIN, who has so much inirr °v , e ,: herself as 4 . Singer, is laudably ambitious to-iliwr°, herself as much as possible'under the potent inst ril lions . of Mrs. BI I:INGTpN, whom, it seems) ' i": 1 1 daily attends for that purpose. If the theatric:i world in general' were equally aaivc in pursuit`,, excellence, the .Stage would not - be in so c l e plora'' a condition as it is, compared with former times , Ever) Man in Hi, Humour is talked of 25 ° 0 of the rcvivais this season, at Drury-lane Thea t r ) in order to bring forward KEIVIBLE in KirdeP t e charader not in the usual style of his aging, 1) 1 °0 would probably render it .very interesting. of who is to be the. Bbbadil This charader see p to have diedon the Stage with HARRY won , wAiiip, one of the very best Comic Adors that P e : ,, haps ever graced the boards of an English Theo! • The History of LEO the Xth exhibits a Fur l °, specimen of the doctrine of niouLGENcrEs tised by the Church. of Rome, in the following °, count of the several sums set upon the several s i `tes . For the carnal knowledge of mother, sister) five sixpences. - • • For debauching a virgin, six sixpences. Fot. rjeury, dithoto. • For a p woman w destroys' her live child Within her, five sixpences. her; For him who kills his father, mother, bot" sister, or wife, o,ne crown and five groats !1! The above was one of the great evils ag al o which that bold reformer, Lvzitsz, Prot ested such holy, burning zeal, -_ COR V appe ate') Of i, Past fe re, ha s Who Uhl eve r wit} la rg, and • the tack INri ‘tRA to ! th: „VI ~t; bat Q 1 44 And too ere, : Ctel Pie