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e c _: ' V: 1",'""f tii!` Ir-1,.4.!t57.tft.4..-.Z45r4.—,.—:: From the LONPON—G`rIZEITE, Nov., i 7, 1804. NCE of IVALS's'. 4 ..;OI I Z4CII., Nov. rz, )2)4. C ‘ CtUNtY Of Coi,..NWALI. Tll'Z N rnep of those who vv..! . -noiniri3ted for Sher'f c0t1c.,..:11 of tlis p.nyal the Prince of Watis, rt liis koy3l,Rightwss'o..l'ouncit-t:tiatobo.r, Soinerse.t.Pl4ce; on iVicitdity. t he^l2t h (Iy 0!f Noveinher, in the Fr:ay-fifth Ye.ir of th itrign of tlis Nhiesty - Kin6 George the Third, 'anti io 4:,te Year of Our I 0(04 Thont,is C.:r;C:tot, of Pet;tihite, I , S,onttel SteplicoF„. Pi Trq;etma Casyle t Esq. Mari:, of Catnhoralt, Fl 4 r-0/) - , Nc v. 804. eeirnent of DragoonGtterds, Charles Strodley, Gent. to 1 teoinee ; by prirehale,,'vlee Aerooleornbe, promoted. 7;;t Ditto, Henry Fweeily•X ante to be Cornet, by purehase, vice Elwood, who rethes. - • 3,1 I:velment of Dragoons, Copteite.Francis e Cocitletiroe, from e the evil Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Leicester, • %vito exchanges. . • ... u!h Regiment 91 Light Dragoons. Quarter-Master joit Cit e tecick to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Cornet, vice conollyiewho retegos the Ad i.itant,'cy. • . • Quartet. Maeter r:4Htt Cornet,. wiihottt pereleise„ vice Coore, , Ross, Gent. to be Curoet, without pine:l7;l,AL zed Ditto, Cornet Williamsen Wo , )(1 to be Lieutenant, ;.• tyjihout purchase, vice Gorden, .• , tst Regiment at Foot Guarde, ns; . et . i folte Georie Wood ford to be Lieutenant, without 'pule:ll.4,e, vice Hollenti, eppointerd a permanent Aseisteet Qearter- Master- Generat e Litsigit 1. Home Riego to be Lienteealit, by purCliase, vice Doteileson. pretnoted. 11 iiliant Itembold, Cent. to be liiis4;ll,•witliout purchareee.vice Davenport, promoted; • , ad Regiment of F. oot,r'Ensign Henry -Coldstream to be Liette teletet, without purchase, vita. Beatty, prontotedio the 7th Peat. lohn portion, Gent. to-he Fileigo vice Coldstream. • Serie.ain e lelejor Patrick :Carney,' front the Perthshire Ali to he Adjutant, with the ,Rank of Ensign, vice Smyth, • promoted in'tlie Royals..., • .' 4th Ditto, Lieutenant lames Warde from the 67th. foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. , • tlt Ditto, Licetonant Charles-Talfe'n, tree: the ytst 'Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without, purchase. • ,Sth Ditto, Lieutenant fleory Francis Goldicute to be Cap. Cain of a Company, without purchase. 9th Ditto, bnsign.ailward Broderick to be Lieutenant, with out put chase. soth Ditto, Lieutenant 'William Hotelman to be Captain of a Company,•without purchase, vice Lord 'l'. N. Clinton, tieeCaSeti. (resign E. l'arker in be Lieuteriant s vicefluteheon. Elias Brooke Thane, Gent. to be Ensign , vice Parker. 13th 'Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Richard O'Dogherty, from the 69th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel s . without purchase. • 23d Ditto, Lieutenant-Colonel., Tames Losack, from the Sad • Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice flail, who retires on the Half-pay of the Goth Foot. Farmer, Gant. to be ' Second Lieutenant, without purchase. 24th Ditto, Ensign Ingrain, -trout the snit Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. • 25th Ditto. Eesig . tifrancis Cosgrove to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice Bailie, promoted. •36th Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Middleton Adjutant. h Ditto, Lieutenant Henry V atideleur, Front the 86th Foot, , to he C.iiitain at a Company, Without purchase. Patrick -M‘Leod, to he Ensigp,•wititout purchase. 40th Ditto, Lieutenant Peter lietsettl Desbrisay tobe Adj t. tante 42d Ditto, Ensign Lewis Snaw to be Lieutenant. .w:thcut purchase, vice 1, Dick, promoted., At'lleath, Cent. to he Ensign, vice Shaw, ,45th Ditto, ittiavit Hodyneart, Pent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase. Lieutenant lames Dunlop to he Adjutant. 48th Ditto, I-ie:am:tot-0)1011;1 'Charles ,L.unitelan, from the York, Itaegers, so be Lieureriant-doloorl. sgtla Ditto.. Lieutenant Thomas Williams, from Hall:pay of the s th 'Riot, to be Lieutenant, vice Peters; Who. etc, changes, • • • • . bast Ditto, Andrew C.:howner, Gent. to be. Ensign, without purchase; vice Hopkins, eppointed to the 43d toot. 6eth Ditto Brevet Lieuteelant- Colonel George ,'Hiller; from the 57tfi Foot, • to .he. Major, without pureleo , e. •vice .Q.Doeherty, promoted. in the *Bth Foot. Enlign Wan. • Neill to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice . Beeves, „pre rtlol,:d • /at Ditto, lames Stuart, Gent. tgbe . Ensign, .without put. chase. vice &lichen, promoted in . the' Royal African Cor . ps- . 104th Ditto, Brevet Major Malcolm M'Pherson, from the 77th .Foot, to be Major, without pieerbett. ViCO - Wallbee. pretnoteti in. the Soh Foot, Captain Hinailion'W Donnell Murray to be Major, without purchase', vice' Swinton, prctmeted in the 'York - Rangers. loth Ditto, Brevet Liettlehant-Cotrinel Waliem Wallace, from the 74th Foot, to he Lieutenant.. (*eel, vieellar neat. rlectassAl, . • • ' • • RiSt Ditto, Lieutenant Caesar Coleleilet,' from the t. It ,Foor, to be,,Ceptant ofa Coittoany,• without purchase, vice Apti4rgoii. alt; nutted to the 88th Foot., . ' Sad Onto, LkuttertenteColonei George Smith, from Half. pay of arothfvot, to be Lituteriant-.Celonel l vice LoSack, appointed to the ted Font. • • - • to Ditto, Captain I. Anderson, from: the Btst ,Foot, to be Ca stain ertrapally, without put•o l ast., • • pith Ditto.. Captain Henry Leicester, front theld Dragoons, to be C;apt,till of a ,Company, vice •Cockburtie, who. ex changes. R j al Corpi. • , Tt) he Lieutenants, without purchase— Ensign M ungo Auchan, from the 7ist Foot. 'Ell3ign Robt4t 'vers. En. *ign Kennedy., - To' bc ,1:114104 - -Charles Kingsley, Gent. vice I vers. Harry Beauchamp, Gent . York Rangers, Major Samuel Swinton, from the 74th Foot, to be Lieutenant. Colonel, without purehase, vice Donne , tat!, a epointed to, the 4 1101 Fout.'• . . Ist Garrison 114 talion, Eieutenant.Coloriel Henry Cuyler, . from Half-pay of tits 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colo. tics, vice BeLkwith, who.exclianges. TLe Kiner . German .Leglr. Regiment of Dragoons. To be Cornets -..Sec,ond Lieutenant Schtiehen. Cornet Baron Issendortl. ilderhorst, Gent. • Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Ernest Baron Lin. Mogen to be Captain of a 'Droop, with teinporary Rank. Frederick Baron DeLken to be Cornet. Ensign George Lewis Krauchenherg to be Cornet. 4th Battalion of the Line) Major Charles De Reinhold to be Lieutenant-1:0one], with temporary Rank. Major Dit Ilat.to be Major, with temporal Ralik,. Curtain vice Rein hold. „o ta i n c e orge Le4e. tohe Captain of a Company, with tempor.ity, Rank.. Captain George Do Putiendorli to 'be ditto. Lieutenant Pe Brandi& to be Lieu tenant, with temporary Rank. • Lietitent9Charles De Hcirr d to be ditto: To be Ensigns, Second Lieutenant Ke s sler. Ensign be Tessier.: John A ugustApe Reinhold. Gent. vit Light t ht Battalion of the Line r)e . Helot. bruch to be Erwign, vice Kraucln.riberz, appointed to the Cavalry. r Captain Auttisinq RottiiNi to tic Captain of a Troop, with terivniary lieuterwr Lec't Hese to be seiond Captain, with ternporary Rank. Licutg.:naut Augustus Syropher to he ditto. Second Li;:anc:nant A . Cleves to be t first Lieutenant ; • 4tn Royal Veteran Battalion, Serßant.Mijor [antes Wilson, :roni,the gist Foot, to he Ensign, v.ce Wlicrmott, up. p..,inletl to the loth Gartihon natution of Light Infantry Militia iq lrelautt, Ldward (;ent, to 1:m ii,niss.mt-Surgeop, rice lina.-,ey, removed to the 62a Foot. BARRACKS. Tole liarrarA-Masters in Great Gl'ira u. Robert Dewey k'orster„ Esq. Captain in the S , .;tith Devon Votunteers. losialt.Williarn Duple. Grist. Lieutc44fit in the Cartibridgeshite Militia. AleXaruter Sutherland, Esq. Captain in the stii th Eoi. on litilf-pity df 1,:h: Lite t4th Light Dragoons. Tale Depitti Harrack-Motere hi Great aritaio. tVilliarn Collins, Gent. Lite fiarrack-Mastet at Yearn Re. doubt. Arthur Buchanan Milt, I`4IO,4OZANDt./14. E coign 11,,,01.15 itc,yse, of the first . Foot t is superseded; }my. r►igabfiemcd Own -flit Army M I KA without leave. Jim si-G-tionth 'Nov. 15, 18044 ORDERS. Several Officers recently appointed 'to the Sc. GENERAL COURT. AI 7adge Advocate GeneraCr Office, Nov. 72, '5834 Slit, I have had the honour of laying befori the. King the proceedings of a GenerJl CourtZlartial, held at the timp .at Down, on' die 24. t h! of September last, and subsequent days, for TAlle'erial of Captain Alexander Berkeley;*nithe i Rattalion of tlteTlBth ! ar Rvy.al Irish Regiment of Foot ; the charges agliyist wttorn are recited in the opinion ad sentenc; of the. Court-Martial, a COPY whereon is hereunto annexed. And I have it in command to • notify His jesty'* confirmation of the sentence, but ri - 6t with. out expressing thatthe same appears to His. Ma. jest) extremely lenient, iwas,much as it is' no light offence in an Officer (though not with arirtiandu. lent intention) to sign positive - Certificates of that which does not_cOnsist with his Own knoWledgCl' thereby rendering .himself responsible for:the,tratli of the fatt, and more especially after a caution and. injunction to the contrary, contained' in a' public order.. , With regard to the first article preferred, 'against Captain Berkeley, viz. " Having charged the Men of his Compiiny,' in one of the monthly accounts, with more subdstencc than they had receivcd,' The King has graciously commanded me to say, that His Majesty cannot entertain a doubt,. that if it had appeared try ,the Couri.Martial that such un due charge was designedly made, or otheriyise than purely through a mistake, they would have'marked their sense • thereof, by .a more exemplary punish.: ment; and 1 - his Majesty therefore considers the Court-Martial as having inaccurately expressed themselves, in declaring ,Capt, Berkeley Guilty or that article of charge, meaning only to‘deciatie that the fad, not the olfcnce, has' peen proved. (Signed) - CFIARLES MORGAN. To General Sir IX Dundat, K. Copy of the Opinion and Sentence. " The Court having most maturely- weighed and, considered the evidence produced in support of the prosecution, together with that whigh the Prisoner, Captain Berkeley, - has adduced in his defence, is of opinion that he the said Captain Alex. Berkeley ,is Guilty of all the-charges preferred against him, viz. ist, " Charging 'the Men of his company More subsist. ence than they hid' received, during the month from zstli , une to 24th I ttly„, ad, " Not payln& the balance due on• the a4th- (lay, i 304, to the Non-commissioned Officers, Drummers, and rrivatc nion of his company, as direcl,d by the liatplicio Orders of that day and transmitting to the Commanding wficer-al the Battalion an - acquittance on the part oft a men, to „which many of the signatures appear to have hen forged. • • • 3d, " Signing a false certificate. at the tint of the acquit. tance Toll id- the company, certifying that itie balances were just, and dial, caeli man bad signed iris accounts and the atxrre. certificate." Arthough the Court, in passing senteocti aro fullrimpressed with the faultiness of Capt. Berke, ley's?proceedings in his settlement .with his , corn. Many, as well as with his culpable inattention .to the orders of his Commanding Officer, Lieut.-Col. Douglas (whose zealous and provident regulations :for the, tespealve.duties, of his Battalion they feel .a.satisfaftion in .noticing),'yet theyare induced—to acquit ',him ot any fraudulent intention, and under this impression, which is strengthened by the many favourable testimonies .Of . his former good, conduCt/ .the' Court tigth only adkulge, him, the Aforesaid Capt hlex. * Berkeley, to lA, suspended from . ' rani and pay as Captain for the space o( six months, and to rn*C god to the meth of his Company whatever balances may he doe to, them. (Signe‘i) C. MORGAN. I t i c reporodaCoima DE MaDICI, thatilaVing , . built a large church, , with amonastery, two hospi. a p4 otber ttion?Ments, of piety, and endowed tlicin wiilt large revenues, he 4 / a s complimented on tlobe,extraordinary works, and told .that he merit a high reward in 1 - lettven. 7 —" 'Tis true (said the great CosNto) I etnployed much tieasure ,that way ; yei when I look over my ledger-book of ac. emmtS, 1 do nut Cud that 'God Almighty is in. debted tonic one penny ; but I am 'still in arrear to hiM;" The late, Rev, SAMUIti, AYsCOUCII, one of the Librarians of the British Museum, and Vicar of Endham, in Kent, might truly be termed a pioneer of learning, for he not only compiled the immense catalogue, in two volumes folio, of the library of printed books in the British Museum, but also.a very systematically arranged catalogue of all the' manuscripts in that 'lnstitution, besides an ii de; to Shal4speare, and indexes to the Monthly the Gentleman's Magazine, tfe , Annual Register,' &C. 'Sic" ! • . Laborious a pioneer as wag that . ' excellent man,' Mr. Artlool,lo/11 in the paths of literature, yet be was completely subdued, wit - learn on .undoubted authority, iu an attempt to abstraft the content! of a work we have often .advertised our Literary Reader&• a handsome premium woul.l be• given, to -as matey Of them as wou4l - fotl,the patience to - get throu ; :th a few pages of it, f)lsc.iging only , theiihd ni.iur ar t a signatures for the veracify and titiclity of the aEluat pertormance of such.an enterprike. Mr. A MIOUt allstran of the contents reached ;o About the twen(teth pip! ; anti, though in spelled by frie►uiship and zeal,. :titled by .the kill naturally Arisitig‘froni (h habitual s'ort'nf rtnploy, ye he honestly c:ttifedsetl himself, at the 20th eige, to,f)e sa bera l ii l be i l by what hehAd done,' that'he was.to. rally unable to travel a iteit`urther in . the attempt; Peace - and rest he to' his mariis . . . Mr. AYSCO:t./Gll wag a nephew of Mr.. jwur Wtor.ty, formerly' , relloN of Clirist's . Cotieg,— . (Cam 6 r,dge ' : , Within the hist ten,montlis, there Imire been erea. ed in dill - arm parts Of France, 62 Statues and 24 Obelisks in honour of his Majesty the Emperor.— One. , has lately been ,placed upon the Mountain of Geneva. Fifty.two Cult's and Towns .14114 de. minded the honour:4 changing their names intolhat of NAIOLuon 8 there. are already two hundred and twenty NAPO L sax or Hun APART! squares, and the n urnher, +if ilor:ArdiaTt streets amounts to upwards boa, 1 • To ririE EDIrJR 0 sti; The.statement in this and culler Pope!** that there will he seven Eclipsia. in the year tgos,.islidi so re.- markable as the intimation maybe supposed tosuggesr. The 'periodical return of. Eclipses about i 8 year s to or t t days (as - there may tic sor 4. leap y-ars) 7 hours and '43:minutes, being ucutly Idle : tittle in which the 'Moon's Nodes,•or angular points of;the... Moon's visible way; perform one ,revolution by St.., retrograde motion. Three times in each reioluiion there are usually six Eclipses in one 'year; end %viten the Moon, At full or change, in or neat the Isle,;! within ,the first eleven days of January, such retrograde motion will cause the Moon to be in or near the same Nntle beftire the end of December of the same year, after having passed. the opoSiti one also near the toll or change in June or July , Hence the twelfth new or full ivl , ion: leads tie be ginning of. January will fall in Deoetphers and an Eclipse of the next liaising the Node mint nay rurally be produced; But as the first r•ew goon of tile. year 05 will be only p minutes of time from the commencement of the yew year at Lon. don, the time of such Eclipse to all places more westward in time. from. -Landon than 51 minut:s, will fa!' before midnight of the 314 t of December of the present year, and Only six Eclipses'/rill oc cur to.then) in 1805. More than six Eclipses eitn never happen during the time of the Sun's arfa^ rent motion . from either of the Nodes to th e t o m Node. PHILOMATIL Sarum, Nov. ts, tgo4.. • • Mr. D. ntclareo, gardener to Mrs. Belt, 8.)95a11, 'planted five very small potatoes, whole, 31 ' 1 j •about two feet as-under, in the garden, or(theAth of last tine, which he, through the medium of a frielOd, 444 obtained from Etnbtlen, in Gerrn an Y one of which; on being taken up on Monday:len by.carthing up, ..vithout laying • the shoots, produced 24.1 potatoes.—The other four ire in tended to remain in the earth till the beginning of A fiw days ago as WilliAM Garner, a boy of 14 rill of age, apprentice to Mr. K IRK, of Deft, was amusing himself at a chain (in the new corn St, Michael's Lane) which. is: fixed •tipun 'pulley for jhe - purPose of dra%ving up sacks of corn, &c. he fastened himself therein to be carried up, aa is supposed, into the first floor, but ..unfortututelY he.coutd not disengage himself therefrom and f ns killed. Sllll l N BA'S. Rank Stock, Nay) , s.per Ct. 91 s per Cent. 1797• s'per Cr. • 4 per Cent. 73i 74 .3 11Cf Ct. Kt 4. 571 3,per Ct. Cons. sb .................A.............. v ........................-...... . _ -...- ._ . ~ -, Ltn.it)t)l4 ; Printco by lilcb 4 RP 1141414 9 (Of No. 4, A:octet...mat t huw.Strtati l and Puttkitrti.tty W s 1.-A A u Ait litelir s ots prs, (ot South Moiton-littret, Ctuverk o r - sq u4 /. At the bute*. () ltitcl, Nu. I 1. 4, - '.6l' - a441; where - Adverthrlroct, 0 i tear the Porr p Leiters tut the Ektor, &c. (p . d , be . rhireil' a ' - r O%I M ~1 4 7 ,i, aliii - N 0 V . 16. • . ' . I.t P . lar...S.:!tedek.orstiblYuigitblllyl:,..:.":4:;7B:ll(!arp:o'lC:7l',7l:llllillo, front Iluartos Ayres;. licrirV . ' ~:,.:_sei,},:sci.;:i.e.:l,to.rocinlty.,Dgi emiti,zic.l.7ll:);,..±l,?;4l.l:nelat:rt!ilAsi:riesc:cis:ti:_gfelill:tititei.ohr.)4l; 4? , )_, , 1:l?litis??,„ fruity piarv,,,v ; janic3', Arrows:ill:li, !MO t a . t i et i tm , ,l Womugh.uu; -...:.:-, Iron . : Wybot?it ; V- o ,`, v ~,'",4 2 1 i - , . ia, -edriele, from Eziabdens' Pq ' il . '' ' ' 4 " ---'" gy, it 4,110 1 4 r Sailed 'the Theti ik . S),vainsen. and Eli;..ihetii, .:Stevensano ~ for Jamaica ; Prinde - A, Kerryon, for Rettii-e ; Georg , '` tlic"lbc,l4)( Danitteara • Isetty Talby, ior.Surinr" k Elan„ i, , rietta, Hamstey, fir ,El'ollinssb:psh ; )'tie Geol ° " cr* ---" 1 and Twe Gehroders, -----, for Eortniat. cling toil-strti . ,•.0' BL 1 :: : :: S; . 0:1 3 on Saturday ; Lady of Richard Criaft, Escl• 11' P. c''! The sa n me day, the Lady of Thomas .Sranloy, -594 13 .,„, 1 a y .di flying. (.;;., o f i , miugrqee, , beit!4.4et etdvcsltti ~:hicd,..' - • • • , 's -. DIED. . of 0:01 Norfolk - s tre et. fo s i t k u . r s .l l a r y ce , t a at . tigor, in %Vales, of a rapid &OW , l ' all Ceorgina Canning, si:;ter of Lord ViscOunt Castlerealkwaie mill:aiiritie d s, a y, at her liceu4e iii. Pattriatt-placer ''''Th Road, Mrs.' Ann Jackson. ' On the loth last . at Bristol, Leuisa Ann, Oh o ° ll l (lauglitee of Sir Edmund. t: o f Hartopp, y4ll. Member v rarliament for the Couoty Of Ccicester. ' s Bolton, 80. Ba ll tr n u rri t day cy. r. la st , i t . he infant.Adadgliterof Thonta 1 .... Cornvillk On Tuesday, at her Cottage, in M o unt's 1131, iidot t he late Sanluel WDeavilaisinShEir4stCrerotml ;11:1°I;rstio1311ncal:ritchecs,l''ria'":*0 On Thursday se'nnight, in . Dublin, lain w , er ., E • Barrister at Law, Ad Cognalissionct 0; 'kir Williarri On % .41 —outlay, in the v.. year of his age , ..... „, b a d Overtop, of the Moss-House, near /vlalpas, S a lop. r!c „ et been married 66 years to Mrs. OVCIIOII, Wilo ii 110 W 111 I. , 'Ellth year. . ~ gr. Lately, at Oft ' ell, Devon, at the adVaneed al Cl° 91 ' v. Emanuel Dommett, an opulent Harmer of that 1' 01514 .1 ,4. 4 1 4 behind him five children (the chrl . ' dren, anti :5 great grand.chiltlren. LatelY, at Gioraltar, Mr. George COWPe r- MaYnard Champ tf. who,_ it he had hired till April next, would' have.con p. . , .. A- few days since. giillllCOMilt7Wllibite:itAtangeSd::::Clig3;.ilteoir' M.1103d year, being born April 1712-__:,.........'...-....r...........0 —_—....:-...—..;.......------.. . PRICE OF-STOCKS, SATUADAY• - ' Bank. L. Ann. Ai IS' lSibi Pato Short Bi Ann- • Exchequer lls, Onwittaii: 8 i 1" . :_ . „ Imperial 3per, CciTtlis . . MO Ann, 9 4 971 u, i 1 eon. cot 26 Nov. Pig. , pri,a . , _e ‘ fti : N-1-01:2,9, MainteiLaireeri.S6;)!". ' 3 ' ig lt ,IPIOR. Eleven Yrzsri 11.4.ive reiinquisheti 0 11 'o''.le4 1 n1t0 , . 4° 0 ( I, r the 1 real Inctit of Vvnerelcbmlo ...es the cur,' of t1i05e.144404,•„06,04, wiiich pii,tpc i;ottseql:lefr„, 4 " V'sltltr'une;l:l4,lvo'tubi's-tet.l4ll/411:talificatiot; ‘vlii/.10 tinsiesS, a 4,, -12014111.; her of tik.-koyal t,olltate of ittgeotis„ forrorly,li ":"u,,, , , ' , 41 12f 'llq Arilvi. an4,tite extent of my experience, in this, line, constitule hi'y' Cl'Aint to that satacrtOrity, whi4l..UTait,pl,; be attatned by tire' illiter,ate,. or ev,./n by the' Most tor„.4011 to . ••gell3r•iii Pl':4444vr/-•iN9c/t/e ntin , l is ltAra.;seit td ittP o '• art iinmense variety of Disoi:lers. ' 44 . 1 , 4 6 Deb' Tlic very sin;Dalar complaints of Pistvise.anti ,ottPo which trtnn every' pft,titiott muirld I ltave becti col; 4iie ,), nutit Have cottoitleranlr,condpcit. to illy pertc/t ,tAPPI 54 . /n of the 11.104 t COiIiptiCAICSI C.l4eb. Jed 1116' ~ , -' It Dlsz-ases aris.•. froto tile indiqcretion of an 111 1 !C cil mtlit; and U. sod) Cases Qt 'ti.:6l,!4lt,tti di n I 1 11 ,130 j ''. eXi6t. 36 tiltYX WiI.,I;II,:VC, I,IIC CGll4C9‘!Cti''' ~.,.; Al;,1 11 tli' ViCtl, Cap any _Mail ii6slisfYo-ii better WIC to tie-. ~,,, , 17 , ': a rciquittr Sage.alli rcigit Int all otht-: l'ratAice tic! ,"„„,i,dl" incur of tliescri .. and cLnit,.stntratino; it kf, ttt,tottioA 3r. 4 " ' , , tltis,particalar point ? , - . - , a (11,1541 1 11 . recez t4!a /t 4 6r Iti f:. :It ion , all 'Pain, Pan(erii nt. 10 ; ,_ s ur , (n • tress !nay be -ivoitter, Ain in tile first seA,itiPll,,i by 0. 1 10 / 1 tWne,a,e3askivo-'*fsi-ei '-ianniucrtfl'iattiocitt4t ars4 cfi.,:i'i'llrel.i4tio.nracYillfaririfvat;l:lLtri:i'°) ~,,, tint Constitution; ; becß"' i i t* . t OW - p' tit: Throutit ineonr.idetate rut; thc stkl,,„*l',;,v efPgrleco' iniportant, bat. tt is me ac,inlrent,:or of 0", ~„,„tion/ )9 titt lint to 1 . .,•;ve a saf! acrd. reftnamnit rcr4w,‘ : , q t y{ r: lien other of cl.I co,N r.t• !Et ve I:I , 1/.:ti stars At . t ‘i bto 10' ' The tertrts ot Tamart:llOn /t(t . privisel 5,,t,13,40x, 0 iatterview, but no lett ers 41. e Alt:OV C(4(1 U P 4'... . lilt; I.oetii, • Pvl A P.,l* IUI3 R ge sin L;11 3009 Member of :(1, Sui°,n_tui NO- 29, I r kt,(l, .1 I",ll,lPiereelv 'nem. is add,' • • ‘ .9 Tef.4l-- rend 'Int:Ilion& of the unlerrnenti , ineti Regimentc, having negleArd to j• , in their reweaive DalianOils,' in 'conformity to , thr cenerAl Order cf the h S.T. tem , :r last, the. Commander in Chirf has cont. tn.,:1,1;:t.1, (hat all such Orii:ers . shall hereby he or. tiered lb proceed imnlediately to j , )in,their Bata.. lions at the Places Lpecifi4 it, the foPowing:List•; and Ilk Royal Highnes comminthi- it further tube oeciare4, that he wilt Irty the. Nantes of. any who ale atokent .un 3t o f, nett immik ithr cause of whose ~hsence shall oat be satisfatiorily accounted for . to file 'Commanding Officer of the aitralioo) be. fore Mil IVlajesty; for the purpobe of their being -SU. persaid. ,7 1- Commana of His Royal Highness the Com.nander in Chief, L it RI, Adj . . Qeneral.. Lit Foot, Hamilton (Nbrtli Britain). 4111 ditto, Horshatn. ~tlr ditto, tiorliiam: 6th ditto, J.i‘rerpool. 7th ditto, %%rake field. Bth ditto, 4ticiatiorul ( l orkshire), gth ditto, Sher, borne. Loth . ditto, 11 , 17iltion.. I.4tti ditto, l)thistahle. 15th ditto,. Searborongh..' 2Bt Foot, Ayr (North Britain). 33d ditto, IVret4ll.llll'.. 24th _ditto, Warwizk. .25th ditto, Pen ri t 2.7 th clfttn,Clas6ow (North Britain}. 3.tot ditto, Ches. , Ez,d ditto, Liutiveston. 36th ditto, Sunderland. 38th ditto, Litchfield. 4orit'ditto, Taunton. 43d ditto, Brooms. 41til ditto, NLinstield • soth ditto, Cireucclter, st ditto, 13 . 0rOilghbritige. sad ditto, Banbury. 56th ditto, sgth ditto, thesterlield. 6z4 ditto, I)evries. 634 ditto; Bury St. Edmund. 7141 ditto, Dtiinbarton, 7zil ditto, „l'eterhead, 73d :limb Alotitrosc (North Britain). 8:4 ditto, llorsham, 23d ditto; Horsham. 87th ditto, FrObrne: tBth ditto, Dom friei (North Britain). Igth ditto, Chippenliant. 9i3th ditto, -Abergiivently. gist ditto ; Crief, .Britain) and 96th diyo, LiatlyllitiOVey. ' BriNkRLIPTCY ENLARGED. -• ' • George LudlOw,' of Angel-court, Tllsogtriorton.itreet, Lon. don, and of . New Bruusivrck, North America, merchant, trout Nov., jan. S, at ten, ar Guildhail. Bd.VXRup - rs. Thomas Oldßela, 011101ton-1e- Moats, Lancashire, intikezper, stureinkr lies. 17, LS, and zg, at .eleven, at the Nag's Head 13oltnu.le Moors. Attornies, , . fir. Thomas Wind fa, Bartlett's Buildings, London ; • or Mr. .Thomas Cross, llolton. , le- Moors. . • • 'gdward Sing, now or I.lte or pursiey, c iolicester3ll:re, corn. tnunilo•evver,. to sorrencter, Nov • :6, at four, 27, and Doc:. 29, at eleVen, at the 01(6101 Lour, Duriley. Attorney, Mr. John Wheatstone, Oursley. Samuel Harvard the younger, of Ilatesworth, Suffolk, grocer, to surrender Dee.,:4, 4, and 29, at eleven, at the. Three Tuns, lifilesworth.,. Atttirnies,. Messrs. White and Woof.. cocke, Halesworth ; or Messrs. Towle, l'aliner, and Pugh,. • Cray's-Inn-squaw, London. • Edward Rossite6of Froin,e.Selistood,•Soinersetshire, clothier, • to surrender Nov. 24, 3o; and• Den. :9, at eleven, at the Peck. Horse Inn, Prome:Sel Wood. A tternies,. Mr. Wil, • Barn Chislett, Frame ; or Mr. lames, Gray's,lmil'square, • London. • William Ilawkeswortli, latsof Black friar's-road, Surrey, hut now of the• Strand, Midtilesex, linen-draper, to suriender Nov. so, 27, and Dec., 29, at one, at . GiUldhall. Attorney, ' Mr. Reardon, Corbet ! court, Graeechurch-street. George Cole, of SVoodlsrilge, ' butcher to surrender • • Dec. 1, b,. ;gild 29, 4t•CtO4en, At the Cock and pyt t 1; 11 „, tWOoduridge. Attorlifes, Mr. William Robins, Gray's.l.nn. Place London ; or Mr. Thomas m Mitchell, §axmundh a , Stifoik. Thomas Vernon, of Sedgley, Staffordshire, iron.rnaqer, to surrender Nov. 37, at four, a 3, and Dec. :9,• At eleven, at • the Dudley. Arms Inn, Dnciley., Worcestershire.. Alton. • flies, Messrs. Willlitgtonstid.Srmill, King's Bench-walks, Itinet.Trmple, London ; 9r Mr. ihrurne,, Dudley. John Randolph Meecliani, late of Birmingham, money-scri vener, to surreni•ler and 29, at twelve, the Shakspeare: TAVCIII, New-stfeet, Bintunghant. . Attorney, Mr, Dolp , lain, • Birmingham. Thonias Brown the younger, lite of 'Mill-End, `Rickman;. worth; tlertfordshire,• tannery to Itilt74llder Nov. 23, r , a n.' 4t Eleven, Loudon. Attoruies, rinsbury.sonini, London ; ur Mr; Woodward, HillingdottHeath, Middlesex.. - John Bowrner, of Brampton, Torksey, Lincoinshire,,tannet, to so:render -'Dec, 11,, ti,„ arid eleven, at eleve au the. White • Ilan, Inn, Gairisburgn, :AttornieS, Mr, • Gainourgh ; or Mr. Ser.frteur, 'Maigatet.street, Cavendish square. London.' • . . . • William ilurnitid, or Manchester, fruiterer, to surrender Dec, 1, 3. and z9,' at 11 . 11" , :i:, at - the Dog Tavern; D cattsg , te, • Nun. cliester. Attornies. Messrs. l'ottiKes and }Upon, -Man chester ; or Nir. luhu foulltes, Bury.place, Bloomsbury. square, London. • William Diming, of Plysiibtsth,' tallow.chandler, to surren. der Nov. 24; Dec. r, 4114, 19, at, u.n. at - Guildhall, London. A tiquiies, Messrs. Ludirvy and Richardson Momuucht.. yard. . • . AJP/DENDS. • • . - Dec. .Georp Packer. M' arty and Robert Walker Vinie.hati., of Ilristol',laiturs and Co-partners, at eleven, at the Wlute 1:lon, Broltd4c feet llTasfol. , • Jail. 15. Thomas of Tottenham, MithilqcX4 . coacit' and hagiess-inaiter,vat ten, at Guildhall. Dee, Is. James Curtis' t of Oxford, wine and brahtlk-mcr. clifnit, ..t elcvait, at () ulitilta 11, London. • . ' • Dec. ts,. latrieS Mat4CtSotl Church street, .elartlent's lane, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec Is. Charles Charing-Crust, blictillesti; at eleven, at Guildhall. Do% 22. Robert Twyfurd, of Manchester, merchant, at eleven, at the Star ion, 'Manchester. - • Dec-. 15. TllO4llO Bncl)mirch and Timm:o liciekialt Rush, late of G.e.orge- s treet, Mrnorre.., London, 111C11141111.* iilld. CU partners, at ten, at GiVitthal I: - • - Dec. 22. Richard Staveley,, of Fenelthuh-areor, . London, . druggist, - at' ten, at Gtlil4.lllall. • ' DeC. 14. Coi/14e M, Hinson acid tosialt Sheen', of Hudders field, Yorks:nrc, dyers and co-pawners, 'at eleven; at tite • Oitteock I tlit, •••••• • • Dec, ft. Charles Winters, of Bath, milliner,. at twelve, at' . the A rgyiel:Jvc/n B-4thwit;k, Soinerietshire. Dec. 2.4. itichiirdTaiey, of teedi; • Yoritithire, saap-boiler, at ten, at• the Hotel, Lceds.., • . Dec. tl. • antes Clark, late of guriledon, county of South ' anipton, snip.owner, at matt., t the Coach and }horses Inn, Southampton. • ' Dec. 37.: Gorge. Luinvion,.tit Wewcastl.!.upon.'ryne, joiner, A t clever', at Belles Cotfee.housie ; ,..Newcastle.upoo- yilz. Dec. t. jolin"Skill, of Elie Strand, Nltlcite'seft, twelve, ist•(;uildhall. • Dec,, to.. ,ectprigt. Lernecker, of Birmingham, merchant, at eleven, at the Shaltspeare ..favern, New.street,' tinning. • ham. • • ' ' ' Dec. t 3. Thonias Savoily, of Sculthorpe, Norlblk, miller, at thrce,,at t i'afterthatit. Dec. Z. Joseph ‘Vhe,,,:drin,:oo)-41ortl4trect, Middlesex, nil- Ce n trig n e ' Wii:oh and FlLwattl y, late o'f• Wartiretbe.pllee, Dodors', commons, I.ori.ion, hut now of Piccadilly, NI id rilesex, opticians and eo-partnels. Totilan _Jackson, IVilli.hn I.,r.ve, Charlet jOhnSon, .I,.mca hitufliebothinn, 'Olin juniloon; and latnts Leto, of Man chester, merchants anu L.h.p.irtners. • , • • Elisha kaword, ht . ileatun•Nortii, Manchester, and 1 amea ithborix, Ut iitockport, county of 'tattler,' ;"eOll.Oll-spirl, tiers and co-partners, joint flevey, 14te of Birmingham, wine-rnerchant. ' joint Cobb, of Wishe4eit St. Ile:el stileethly,Canihridge • shirt, millwright. !;-' • - , . • Mans, CAVENET I ti,Frener Ainhaisador at 'the Court of KING CfießLns I, tied morn the art . of a coxcomb than a pnliiician. Mier ittr antlicnce, /he King asked My Lord Kceper 13,c0n. virliat-he than tai Of the French Ambasiador ?—" He is I,.tall.pro. per min," replied Iticno.--" Ay, but Oat think you at his heard-piece ?"—" Sire (said RAM) lan men ate like high houses of. four of five stories, wherein ,raminorily the uppermost town ; i s , w o r s t furnished." A blind beggar man, led by n hny, to whom be paitta weekly Ntipenti, was on seived with a fit in Rau:id-highway, when some bags iv.e.re found in the 101,14 nf his tattered garment, con , raining upwards of 201, in ail Ver anti goy, er. e .. E