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~. -~~ • c l5.lC ' 41 1 001 41 - i t 7 •$4 IP • ellirslr i ovirifk \ ' , ~.,, , 4.4 ;,t.... :, p -,!,... „-4,,„., - - sr l.' ;4 Y'`' ..4 ')• - t.'i; S U ~., 1, 1 i 4 0 . • •Y• l ' yit z' A\l;\'4,o • •q. •, :at ' ,__.__ liIIS2IIER 5995.) . THE ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. P F °. 14° ItROW EVENING, Nov. 28, 1811, 'sill be revived Shakspeare's Play of THE , WINTER'S TALE. • Leontes, Mr. K ENS BL E ; • F'clixenes. Mr. BA RYMO R E ; Florizel, Mr. C. K EMBLEI. •Shepherd, Mr.,BLANCHARDi , Chown, Mr. LISTON ; Autolicus, Mr. F4WCETT; Elerniione, Mrs.,SIDDONS ,• . . Perilita, Mrs. 11. JOHNSTON; Paulin; 'Mrs; PO WEL L ; .Mopsa, Mrs. LISTON ;.. Dorcas, Miss BOLTON. to which will be added, the Farce of . rilE FOLLIES OF . A DAY. Count Almaviva, Mr. lONESA, ' Figaro, Mr. FARLEY; Gardener, Mr. EMERY; Page, Miss S. BOOTH ; Countess, Mrs EGERTON ; Susan, Mrs. GIBBS ; Agnes, Miss E. BOLTON: v„„"!` 1 11 for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandohi at the. 'f L u e„k•Office in Hart.street, e' b oors wiil be opened at Half-past Five,,and the Play di: it Half -past Sit;. tt , ,g. 3s. 6cl.—Pit Is. 6d. Second.priee 4 •• rY 2s. Second-price is.—XPPer G a ll er Y is' Sc. 0 Price 64. 6:Friil4Y, The Wheel of Fortune; with Rosin 2; —Oh Y• -.enure for Measure.—On & k looday, King 'chard 1a.." (4 —0n Tuesday, Venice Preserved. tm oblic are respettfully informed, that Shakspeare's t tm O d Y or Coliolantts is In preparation, and.that Mrs. Sid. ;will aft the Charatter of Voluuinia. taw, • `'E ACROSS THE RIVER SWALE INTO THE No:ri c ISLE OF SHEPPY. E hereby given, that a MEETING of and ETORS. and 'OCCUPIERS ofd LANDS, tit t c au l " Principal Inhak•itants, in the Isie• of Bitch y, in Lin nt Y of Kent; is intended to be holden at .the Voun- IIoNVI, at Blue Town, - in . th e Parish of Minster, on liiieb u ," V, the id day of Decently.: next, at the hour of Brie Noon, to tike into consideration the Ereaion of e 114 1 , cross the Rive... Swale' into the said isle; at Which 44 4 , 111,1 PLce the Attendance Of Persons interested in the , • - 11,e is reuested. Order of several of the Land Owners and Residents th the Isle of Siteppy. 4AMES TAPPENDEN. 2, 1811-. VaPATENT FILTERING MACHIN E. z t R, from the foulest source, purified by ,3toc, it tlieans.of this Machine at the unexampled rate of 1,11,11 y trines per day, rendering the Water in colour beauti '449ar t TI Patentie hal the pleasure to,state, , kph,. en . "rsai „c,rever they have been ordered they have given tini :!ivesj•"„:43,'-tipn. and the increasing demands . which he re., 1 0 „ 4 1n all parts ot the Country, is a convincing grout ' ot rep Mr"rilY of his I tivention over any thing ot the kind 4t rd. 14 4 , seen at work at the Manuf actor y of • the Patentee, 4 44 el3hensort, N0..6, Mortimer,stteet, Cavendish.square, t 4 • toe bir . of the lerusalan Coffee-house, Cooper's. • otnhill V etNCOUV ER'S GENERAL CEMENT, INti OR IRON GLUE. tabit .n an , very. extraordinary Preparation will be Lille is at ",bf the utmost 'importance in all eases in which i!osse sse I t lNnt made use, ot, as it is equally adhesive, and !'Y heat ' o ; 4le . 4 dditional Property of being - unatfetted either 1 : in i la - r ; I ,lY)lBture . in a variety of others, to . WhiCh glue :I P "Filble, this cement will be found highly hene ~ot till the ladies it will prove of great domestic utility, 'oth er , ; w in restori ng , a ll kinds of broken glass, china, . I ntani a Z a re. ivory, 14c. to their former upes. but y c h u e Z e llsly employed by them in their fashiona ble oc - ,tti,(l,l7lsse:s. et tatkoomit their own' shoes .wrthznit their 'muffing the and , with the advantage of their wort. cage. di rec r io resii t i_ "„K wet or damp. With each bottle ample n, u . be given.for the manner of using% and t he b )ol br„`" Poses to which it may berapplied• appinin. N -intent, wholesale and retail, by Game and S 7. Bond -street, itfbottles Of 2s: 6d. A • , • EDINBURGH. Ve rt Rtch COLLECTION' of BOOKS, NJ . Aps, gi:d N•rs, many of which arc in Superb Bindings, ilocier‘SOLD by AUCTION, by r. 2 h d l. go l - be •vm r A!..E, at the Tontine Hotel; ou Monday, the • reit. and fi ve following Day s. . I.ng other valuable Works are the following "lite r's Physiognomy, 5 vols. Imperial Hrt)st's Antiquities t tz• vols. quarto. quarto. C c o lt4rt h a s Works, folio, complete. ii,„,,nwien's Britannia, .4 vols. folio. Corgi onsews Dramatic Works, quarto. hii e er's History of Ceylon, a vols. qitarto.. E ir p's Travels in Russia, vols. quarto. Yilliarn lones's Works, 13,volsp s erthnsit's•V eter i nary Di t ti onar y, , q uarto. ie4tuine Of RUSSiI, coloured plates. ShAespe4re, 6 vols. q uarto. qardener's Dietionary, z vols. quarto. t- A ntalal,Register, 3o vols. lief("s Encyclopedia, to voli. quarto. , br...tbilont and Fletcher .% Plays, 3 vols, quarto. tura.Alkori's General Biography, 7 vols. quarto. b.r.7 )r ford's Works, vols. qusrto. L i unter's History of London; a vols. quarto.. llt. r1 " 1 "Alt Mcd' • I D'aiornry , , .1 . t oi , h , i S Cyclopedia,. 39 arts. 2 vols. quarto. ......‹aete Far mer , 2 yols. q uarto. fOtt THE HOOPING COUGH. ti t , r , AUSTIN'S LININitiNT, a IWb ;' r l - is .an external aOplicatuln,, 1 1 9. " used with Constant sUccessin private, and is ,OPlEv at ratis for many years, is now; fioin the nuinerost i °l e, e , s sll s for it, otter& to the Public in ceaeral,_ la _ y, unit efli:anal remedy tor this disorder, and ti whey ' • • have fa tted. It C en all other Islenicines. 11:lighs efficacious in other obstinate and distressing ~aok • 4 oro. L • 1 1 4 ,,rch va i r ,,L'Y F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4i.• St.... 1 ; 111 "J:: t tiac o ,; u, in pots, price is. each, and by appointment ,: , t)xfurd.st,ftt ; HaWkins, Old bond: street Bur tt e 'tial tu N - itcre ,• Ward Holborn ; ket b .eter Clarke Borough ; French' l°4 t Brifte n - ; stre uee e n t . , v °°° tih a d d hol ) sg a t e "" eet ' eay,,e.rve th . n rennau words, "F. Newbery, 45 , • St Paul's," en.• the Stamps. A"lrv7;:-..;—*--------------,7u rriE HAM. TI,: n it rANT DISCUVERY V ` ll .` o" -. FLu m is -i c js_AINSON'S original CIAILIN . - . o f t n - tu e . 1 INti l ,„. cmiy, article which posacsses the pecular , v c t t r i t r u i r rig 'Nk "' e ating to • 1 Hair the PruPertY ' 3 ' • .1 Plte ee Pitill the ClirlBpter4lll%l • weather . This ilus tu. talk- . r.e... 113 (LIMP . u,Nts • 11 klair the inost - beautani glass w ho • 14 Prorriof • e astonishing. " *‘e t he 4ere bald, Ing theisnaginabl9.ap...d mill growth i . i kr Culling Ffuid, have had 4104414- altnosrittni= usediiey t re e stored, when every other ii,SQlead Proved i tr d 1 1 - nii:h:strect, 1., . . .11C on . IMO% 17 Ism A tkillSoll Perfumer, No. g . --. ~. , , 17 , o ve ll fi r Y ; a's° by Mr. ' Smith, perfumer to WI ri'n. a j : eand bi e D w nt 47, and Turner, 75, •1 ► .4., i of Yor Kt New Bond.stret, ~ , ~ 4eiini mir , perfumers to the Duke and DuLu.. . sirrct *, St r ;, t reet ; Berry, Greek-strect ; Itiline.' l'' 1 1 11 ,:l t! Q„i:,1; Dit'll3oll and Son, Fleet-street ;" ligg it e g , 4 , 11 ; ie sh - m i loß, Connt; ; Finch liishopigate"T ree ! 6d . CllC4li.st.ailap tA,rietaaille btu town and country, ffa. 3s the Atti h , Y 9ouble. 6s. 't he bunk. I.' kcase to o bserve, -~`, i is %nod limes Atkinsou on each bottle. WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER 27, 1811. On the Third of December will be published. • With fourteen Plates, beautifully coloured, from' the Works of Dr. Shaw, Mr. Curtis, and other distinguished Natu ralists, with Designs from the same Author • • 'rnHE NATURALIST'S POCKET -BOOK : for the Near ensuing, containing an Almanack, ruled Pages for Accounts, and the usual interesting Lists. Printed . for C. Kcarsley, Fleet-street; and -Suttaby and Co.• . ' • it,* This Work was - originaljy brought before the'Public fourteen years back, and known, though not acknowledged, as the Trifle of a distinguished Naturalist. The same Gen tleman: has kindly affbrded his assistance to the Publisher tosvards , the revival of thi4 elegant ComPanion. TO YOUNG EIOUSEKEEPERS, just published, .New Edition, As; boards, THE FEMALE ECONOMIST; or, a Plain System of Coolery for the Use of Private Families.. by Mrs. SMITH. This is the most useful Cookery Book that ever was written ; Five Thousand Copies have been sold in a few Months, Also, just published", Sixth Edition, price 6s. 6d. boards, N utt's Complete Confeetioner ; or, the whole Art of Con. feCtionary made Easy. London: Printed for Mathews and Leigh, IS, Strand; sold by the Booksellers in Town and Country. . . 'this Day was publithed, In One large Volume,. Oday.), illustrated by Ten Plates, price las. in boards, a, New Edition, greatly,enlarged by the Author, of THE PRINCIPLES of BOTANY and YE GO ABLE PHYSIOLOGY. Translated from the German of D. C. WI LLDEN.OW. Professor of Natural . History and Botany, at Berlin. Printed for Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh. ' This Wotk has superSeded, in Germany, all other intro duatons to *Botany, of whiCh in that country, there are inanyot long standing and great reputation. It is .not here .intenUed to draw atomparisun.between this Wok, and the Elementary 'treatises on Botany, in our own Language; but it may , be allowable to say, that it contains many things whlch are not in any of them, and some things which could not be in any of them for histM*o, an Explanation of the Phenomena of Vegetab:e .Phystology, on the Principles of the latest Discoveries in Chemist y. ,contains Seetions on the. Diseases of Plants. a History of the Science, and Qt . Botanical , Writers, &c: 14 is illustrated by a Set of Plates, altogether new ; ,and there is a Table Of Coiotirs, with a Plate, which will be of essential use to Students, not of Botany only, but in the other /departments of Natural History. • This Day was published, Handsomely printed in five Pocket Volumes, with 'a Por trait' from an Original Pie - lure, price ss. in boards, a New Edition (being the Seventh), revised and augment ed, of • . — ll - 1-1E LIFE of SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL.. D.. - comprehending an account of his StUdies ' and nunier ous Works , in chronological order ; a series of his Epistolary Correspondence, and Conversations with many eminent Per. sons ; and various Original Pieces otitis Composition, never before published. The whole exhibiting a view' of Literature and Literary Men in Great iiritain, for near halt a century, during which he flourished. • By jAMES'BOSWF.I.I., Esq. Printed lot I'. Cadell and W. Davits, Strand. Of whom may also be had, r. The same Work, handsomely printed in Four Volumes Ottaio, , with a Portrait, , price tl. t 6s. in boards. 2. A journal ot a Tour to the Hebrides, 'with Samuel Pohnson, LI.. 1). by James Boswell, Esq: , containing some oetical Pieces, by Dr. Johnson, relative to the Tour, and never before published a Series ot his Conversation, Lite rary Anecdotes, and Opinion of 'Men and books : with an authentic Account of the Distresses and Escape 'of the Grandson of King lames 11. in the year 1746. The Fourth Edition, revised and correded, With a - portrait of the Authory. Bvo. price 9s. in boards. - , • • - • 3. The same Work, handsomely' printed in a Pocket Vo. lume, with a' Portrait of he a. thor. • ' ltE.ANillilAllON I - VVHEN ,tife most imporuint fun&ions of life are suspended, and those who are invafids by inheri. tance or imprudence, are reduced to the , most deplorable state of , N ttvt.)tis ,LMBIL rr Y, it is not in despair that relief is to be found TheGENUINE AROMATIC LOZENGESofSTEF.I. are the best, it not the only remedy, for this species Ode bility. When aversion to exercise, Joss or depravity of a ppe tit:, awl pallid countenance, indicate approaching COIISUIIIp. tion, the.delicate female • will be preserved-and restored to health and society, by the benign intluence'ol this Medi cine. When the spart of life begins to grow dim, the cirtu. **On languid, a' d the faculties paralysed, these Lozenges' will restore health and vigour to the debilitated frame, and g:eerfulneSs and animation to the mind. Prepared by the sole' Proprietor, 1. P. Seddon, and sold wholesale and retail by his Agent, lir, Gifford, at the Origi. nal Warehouse,'lsS, Strand, near Somerset Hou %:. •,Retail also at Mr. Sanger's,iclord-street ; Wirciss, Hol. born; and Itandall'S - , Royal kzchange. Pri4 7s. per box; or four boxes in one, for 223. duty included. ; Caution 1 -At is particularly necessary to observe, that each box ,is signed by:the 'Proprietor, 1. P. Seddon, in his 'own hind. Writing, without which none are genuine. INDIA—MACASSAIF OIL, Patroniged by their Royal Highnesses the Princess of Wales and Duke of Sussex, anti MOit.of the tfohiiity. MACASSAR OIL for the NAIR. THE Virtues of this Of [ ,extracted from - a tree ,L. 'in the island of Macassar in the East Indies, are f.ir beyond eulogium for increasing the-Growth of Hair, even on Held PlilCeS, to a , beautifll,length and thickne s s; prevent ing, it falling off' or changing coldur. In Dressing the Hair it 'is pre-eminent fur strengthening the curl, bestow nig an inestimable gl oss and scent, rendering the 'hair inexpressibly attracting, promotes the Growth of Whiskers, lye-brows, &c. In fine, it is the first ,Prothietion in the world for'restoring and beautifying the flair-of Ladies Geu. tlemen; and .Chihlren. Such celebrity has it attained, that it is daily honoured with the sanctions of Royalty, Nobiliiy, and Gentlemen of the Navy and'Army, and Public at large. It : is innoxious and suited to all climates. • Sold at 35. - 6 d. res. 6d. and large bottles, containing eight small, at rI ;s. each, by the Proprietots, Rutland and Son, hirby.street,Hatton- garilen,• London ; and by A ppointinent, 'by. Mr. Smyth, tt7, Overton, 47, Tarner, Rigge, 35. Nese Bond-street ; .Ilayhry anti Blew, Cockspur street ; Hording and Co. Pall ;' Rigge, 6;, Cheap side ; llow , ihig, Walker, and Co. Borough .Wyett, - Manor-row ; Lenchars. Piccadilly ; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders in every Market Town throughout the United Kingdom • , Beware of servile Imitations, as the genuine Macassar - Oil has the signatures el' We 114prietnrs, ‘• A. apwland and • • , Gentlemen', fuly i 6, att.' I write this aS a conv i nc ing proof of the elheacy of your iktaCaSS3l*. Oil.. I' or near three years my head was quire bald, the hair came Of after.My illnesS; dttriug that tima I trie&,several advertised preparations to no purpose.; Your `Oil being in high estimation , iii , this place, induced roe to try it, and in a short time my hair was wondei fully recovered, and I have, the, pleasure 'o assert, the Oil contains those virtues yoh eltliressin your hills and Essay : in snint my k never was socomfottabie, iS tree from dandrifl:JeelS ex tretnely pleasant, possesses a, strong curl, and is extremely tnick. I shall itrake it my study to recommend it, and you have My free will to publish this note, - Your obedient humble servant, F. DAC t:OI.:MAN, Canterbury,.Kent. To Messrs: A. Rowland and Son, Kircy.atite, 4 , list tow• Garden, London. FICTU4LLINC•OFFICE, Nov. 26, iSit. HE COMWSSIONERSjor VICTUALLING 111117ESTYPs- NAVY do berehy give Naive, That id ay, the 13th of DecentSer next, beg will he ready to re.: helve Tenders in writing, (sealed up),. and treat with such Perron: as will undertake to furnish whatever FRESII BEEF algy he required for the tete' of Hi: Majety's Ships' and Ver.. eels at • Plymouth, Torbay, Dartmouth, FalMouth, Yarmouth, Lynn, 'and Wells, in the County of Norfolk, Margate, Dover Roads, and • New Romney, (ors separate Corstrant) j r Twelve Almthst Iron the ist of Yennlary it 7 the vs: LAcentiet, 181 a, inclusive; to he paid Jae 4 - 11illstaAAle, with Interest, !Warp , nail after date. The Conditions of the Contratis may it ten at the Secretary's Office:, at this Office ; or hy apply /if to 21r. Miller,,lgent for the VillataYing at Pymout6 ; to the Collectors of hii klajel!y's Creston; itt DortntOnt6 and .Ftlmonth respectively ; to Mr. John C..6e4 lord, at Yarmouth ; and to Mr. Raisell, Agent to ,the :oh! Commissioners, at Dover. No regard will be had many Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that altall trot be delivered to the Board, &Jots , One OClack . on the st;id, Friday, the 13th of December next, NV tint Is the Perron who mates the' Ten. der, yr JOllle Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called for. Ea►h Tender mutt also 6e acco►npa h ied by a Letter, signed by two sespostsible Person: , ettiaging to become bound with the Party whin - big,. in the Penal Stem cd zoool. fsr the due perf,rm ante of the Constant, at Plymouth and Torbay, and of cool for each of the other Ctiniraar. . TRANSPORT.OFFICR, Nov. 23, 1811. THE •COMMISSIONERS - for condiiaing His itfA7KsTrs, TRANSPORT SERP4E, Care of Sal and Woundrd Seamen, and for the' Carl and C'n tody of Prisoners of War, do berth ) , give Plink., that he trebly ar car T6ursdity, the 28th Mte/44er, to receive sealed .Tenders, and Peat with such Persons at 6e . Tailing to contract for supplying M SCOV A D 0 'SUGAR, CAROLINA RICE, PEAR.I.. BARLEV,.and SAGO, for Six Al ntbs certainilrorn the ;sib lantutry, 1812. No Tender will be received after One .o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed,Uttless the Party, or an Agent for hint, peisonally attend. Each Tender must .6e accompanied by a Letter /rom two respeati6le Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sian of 30a ;for the d Per- Itantaace of the Co/WO. - Farther Partireartntay he hrtArn sly applying at Ws' Office.. DR. HUGH SMITH'S AROMATIC STEEL' I'll.LS, for Tremors, Giddiness, Fainting;, and all Nervous Com plaints, Gener,il Debility, Loss of Tone in the .Viscera, Female Complaints, kc. THESE PILLS are prepared from a Receipt, of the late Dr, HUGH SMITH, and need no other ciao. cium than to say,.were found by him,• invariably successful tor-the Relief and Cure of the above,Coniplaints',. and all others dependent on Debility or Laxity of the Vessels, kc. Sold, Wholesale and" Retail, by Roberts and Chapman, Chemists g. Cornhill, London , (sole, wholesale 'Agents ; also Retail, by Bacon, 150, Oxford-ttreet ; Ward, 324. liol born ; Butts, to, Berners-street ; Ciyl, 52, Charing-cross, at ss. 94. a Box, or six for rss. 'vfte From the LONDON GAZETTE, N0v.26,1811. khan, Nov. 26, 181 I. • His` Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the narne,and on the behalf of . his Ma jesty, to constitute and appoint Adatn . Gillies, Esq. Advocate-, to be one of the Ordinary Lords of Ses sion in Scbtland,•in the room of Charles Hay, E,q. deCeased. ‘. trar..officr, Nov. 16, 1811. Ist • Regiment of Dragoons,' r Cornet Samuel Windowe, to be' Lieutenant, by purchase,. vice Huutheote, pro moted. 2d Pitto, Cornet C. A. Falconer to be Lieutenant, by pur-, chase, vice Cunningham, who retires. 3d Arpi:lnt of Foot Curts„ 'lanes llilgrove Poingdex ter, Cent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Drummond promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot, Ensign William .Orrok to be Lien. tenant, vice •De Sakiberry s deceased. Quarter. Master. Serjeant . .I , ;indelan to be. Quarter-Master, Nice Stingierland, deceJsed.: sth Ditto, Lieutenant l'ohn Dennis, .frem Half.rarof the Rigirnont, to be .Licotenant, vice titre, who exchanges, receiving -the ditkrence. 6th Ditto, Lieutenant William 1-lorton to be Captain of a , company, .vice Baines, deceased. Ensign lohn Addison to be Lieutenant, vice notion. Francis brown Lynch, Gent. to b,r Ensign, vice Addison. Ditto, Rof•ert Bonney, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vier Waterman, promoted; 14th Ditto, Quarter.Nlaster Luke Lambert, from. sth Car. rison Battatton, to be ,Quarter• Master, vice ikerrin, de. ceased. tittlt Ditto, Ensign Stewart Wilder's to he. Lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice O'Flaherty, who resigns. Nisbet Rutherford, Gent. to be Ensign, vice 28th Ditto, Ensign William bagnett to he Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Robertsuil, prornut.:d in the 734. It Thomas William Cotieton, 6ent. to be Ensto,, vice Bagnet. 30th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant lames N. Charles, from the Royal Artillery, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Sparks, promoted in the Royal African Curps. 3stli Ditto, Ensign Newland Richard Toinkins, from the Sussex Militia; to be Ensign. 43d i3itto, Serjeant- Major Lawrence Steel to - he Adjutant (wail the kink 01 vice Pitts, promoted. 57th Ditto,, Lieutenant Augus WlYonalit to he Captain of a Company, by purchase, vise iadiies, who retires. Enzil,ol Lessike to be Licutcnint, without purchase, vi se M I)(ntald • Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Durie to be Captain ilia Corp. patsy, without purapSe. Lieutenant Alexander Itohert. son, from the 28th Foot, to he ditto. - . - Ensign Om acres to be.Lieutenitra, without purchase. Ensio li. Wit. son to .be, dit to. 74th Ditto, Henry Stewart Harniljon, Gent. to be Ensigu, • by purchase; vice Ewing, pronionxi. 7s tit' Ilitto, Captain IWO% Mole, frotil lialf.pay of the7th Garrison Battalion, to ,be Captain of a ottipany, :vice Apiary, who iqtcbanZes. [PRICE SIXPENCE HALPPENNY. 77111 Ditto, Ensign John Fyler to be Liettenant, without purchase, vice Hill, who retires. Volunteer —lit t. gerald to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fisher, ap. pointed to, the 88th Fo t. 7 8 01. Ditto.. Ensign_ lona Marquis to be Lieutenant, by pur chase ' vied Gallic, promoted. • , 79th Ditto, Quarter-Master John M'Astltur to be Paymaster of the ist Battalion, vice Alotflitt, deceased, first Ditto,- Major Henry 41illing to be Lieutenant-Colonel,' without putchase. :Captain Peter Waterhouse to be Majnr, vice Milling.. 134th Ditto, 1. lieutenant George Macdonald to be'CaPtain of a, Company, without purchase. vice Eerrebee Wlicasetire, • - Silk Ditto, Ensign James Martin to be Lieutenant. , Without Pt' rcfrase. , NJ' regor. promoted in the Royal Yoik • Rangers. Robert Dutton, Gent. to be Ensign, vim Martin.. „i 88th Ditto,: Ensign risner, from the 77th• root, to b.: ' Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign), .vict; Stewart, pro muted. 9zd Ditto , Surgeon Archibald Hamilton, :from the r rig 'Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice Turner, who • exchanges. , • • , 5,5111 Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon James Robson, Itorn the art, loot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Sprague., eppointeti ro the .63d foot. ' • 96th Ditto. _Charles Bacon, ,Gent. to be Ensign, Without purchase, vice Le Coutelaa, promoted ih the 104th 'Foot'. • iosat Ditto,_ Captain l'eter o"Shaughliessy, trout Halr.rite, • of the 36t.h Foot, to Captain of a Company, vice fira;,c, • who exchanges. ' ' 1041 n Ditto, Ensign John • Le Couleur, from t h e 96th • to be Lieutenant, without purchase, 6th Vet India Regiment, John FOrbes,Gent. tube Eihlign • without purchase, vice suthcrlailti, superseded. • Royal Atrican Corps, Lieutenant Mitchell I. Sparks, from kuot, to,be Captain of a Company, without put= Chase., • r H Royal York Rangers, Lieutenant Peter Mac Gregor, • from • the,fith Foot,. to be Captain obi Company,- with out pun . chase, vice BiuSSCt, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran BatteiliOn. De Roll's Regiment, Ensign Maurice il'Erlach to he Lielitti mod, vice De Solinelibeig, ciishiered by the sentence of a General Court Martial. York Light Infantry V olunter ts, Ensign Milo linurke,tl-. • tieillennrl, without purchase. Edwin Crofton, Geol. to' • vicehoarke. ,tillit,))4l veteran Hattalien, Surgeon William Turner,, imm 9iti Foot, to be Statgeon, vice Hamtlt,an, whom*. Llianges. • • • ' HOS PITAI. STAFF. To tiellospital. Mates Nr General Service, Alexander Hamilton, Cent.' ‘Vitlittin Aesten, Gent. Jniin F. Oakley. Genrc James Gillen,, Gent; John Stewart, Cent:, Mathew Henry, Gent. 10110 W Payne, Gent. The King's German Legion, . ..• - ad Ilattalion of Light manuel 4,iiertittruann, Gerrt. to be Ensign, •vict Atkins, promoted. . ailMok•lignowi, • . . The appointment of Mr. ,M , Ltughian to -he •Nitiitlu l ; • (with the'rahk,uf ff,nsign) to the illith•Regiment or h'oo ' t, Stewart; as stated tit the Gazette or the 12ci ultimo , - 1134 nut taken place. Lieutenant tVilllam Prodor, of the 104th Foot, to h ave , permanent 'rank in the Army, he having repaid lic received On exchanging Lo half-pay.. . • Assistant-Surgeon Greenwell, of the (44th foot, who - Wati • supersecret,. as stated in the , Gazette Of the last; rs , - re instated in his lank. • ERRATA in the Gazettes of iStli January, rBW6 , and of February 180 S .: 2241 Light Dragoons-her Cornet Charles Dudley to he ,Lieu.. tenant, by purchase, vice C. Grant, pnimoted in tile 9th Light Dragoons, read Corpet Charles Dudley in be Lieu. ' tenant, by purchase, vice Jenkins, promoted tii the 4th Dragoon . uards. , • • .Fqr, Cornet George, Kier to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jenkins, promoted iiithe 4th Dragoon Guards, read Cur. • net George Kier to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice C. Grant, promoted in the 9th Light Dragoons. Etta AT a in the Gazettes of the 46th °ebbe( ond rath No. • Venlbet, 1811, • 67th Foot—For Lleutenapt James L. Stretch, read Lieute. • mint Charles 1.. Stretch. 104t11—Nor Thornas Miller, Gent..to be Ensign, read lames • •Miller, Gent. to be Ensign. • Commissions in the following Regiment of Local Militia, signed by bis, Rival Highness the Prin c e Regem, i n t h e name and on the behall of his Majeity. Ateliihald Hill - Rennie, Gent. to be Adjutant , to the (tack. . in.iiinanshite battalion of Local Benjaiiiin Parker; Gent. to be ditto to the 4th Warwick. more Regiment of Local Militia. Commission in the Dorsetahire Yeomanry CavalrY, signed by the Lomd Lieutenant. be Lieutenant—Cornet Nathaniel William Peach, iVice ' , Bastard., promoted. Conlinissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of she County at Aberdeen. • • To be Deputy Lieutenants—Julio Farquharson, Esq. Thew . dote Forbes Leith, Esq. John Morison, Esq, 4th Regiment of Aberdeenshire Local Militia. To be Eissign—Williant L;ent. vice Taylor, promoted. ". BANWRUI'TS; Roper, IVorwich, wooilen.firaper, to surrender N o v em b er 29, at' live: .Deccinber 6, at eleven, and January '7,' vv. at the inn,.,Norwielt. Attorney, Mr. Taylbr, Nor wich. • T. Freame, Worcester, draper, December 3, t 7, and January 7,^at eleven, at the Rein Deer bat, Worcester.. A rtorote , , Nles,,rs..Welles and .Dickens, . Worcester ; and Mr. Plat t, Tantleld-court, Temple, London. Juni' Meridan, ‘vaewickshire, maltster, Decent. bet g, to, and I,inuary 7, at eleven, at tre (.core Inn, Co. vellity; Aitorni.ts, Messrs. Kinderlcy and Long, Glay's. inn, London ; and Messrs. Troughtott iztld Lea, LO. G. sic:Ma:Bath, common-carrier, November, z 7, Decent ' ber io, and January 7, at one, at the Ca s tle and hall inn, Bath: Attormes, Mr. Jirackley, Wand's New Corn Lx. change Mark•lane London;. and Mr., J viii,.hath.' I. Goodall, Cheltenham,. Gleitecsurshire, upitoisurer, De. cernher s, at five, 6, and lanuary 7, at eleven, at the Plough Hotel, ChCltenhani. Attprnies, Meaars. Via.ard Hutchinson, Lincoln's-inrr, London; and Mr. Pruett, Cheltenham. • f :G.takarth,'' 0 xforti.xtreet, M idditsex, linen- drap..r, .vember 30, December 3, and janddry 7, at eleven, t; H.. hall, London. Mutinies, Mesa's. Chapman and Stevens. St. Milclicirs.coort, Voultry. W. Wurrall and R. Willianison, Liierpool, merchants, De. ii•ember:t7, 18, and lanuary 7, at one, at the Star anti car ter Tavern, Liverpool, Mutinies, Mesita. Stalinist :eet and Eden, Leigh.street, Liverpool ; an d Mr. Wlrtl;c, John. street, liedlord-row, Loudon. E. Cooper, bishupsgate-street London. and Norwich, coach. plater,' DeceinDer 3,7, an d 'mutiny 7, at one, at Guild.. hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Soave, Itell-court, brook.. (. Creen ' Parkhouse, Cumberland, drover, Decembe r 12 , 13. and January 7, at eleven, at the Bush limo, C.:40b1.. AtturniCi, Messrs: Mountxy and Giles, ; and. Mr. Mounsey, Staple Inn,. London, G. Alexander Cohen, GlOutiester.street, Commercial- road, 111 id IlesrX`, InetOtlintr. Novenib:r 3). of twelve, 4, at ten, and January 7, at elevet., at Guilttlidl,. Attornies, Messrs. Aunealcy and iiennett, Tokenhoo4e. yard, London. C. I. 5 woin..Mansell-aftect, Goodlnan's fields, Middlesex, , salesman, November 30, December 7, and lanmary 7, .4 twelve, at Cutldhall, , London. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Thruginorton-Street. Ariiu trong , %Yapping, Middlesex. ship-chandler. No. ver - rthq 39, December 7, and lanuary 7, at twelve, at L.;niidliAlf, Loudon. Attornies, Messrs. Noy and Pope, "lover.streer.. Y. Lilac:kiln,. New ticidgo-street, London, 'lacy- merchant, I.lecernber 3, co, at tWaVv o acrd Ilnuary 7, at one, arc. ulltt. # 11 11 ll d ! ~ 1 l i a''ill' ~_ 0 :. !~ ~,~