The Sun. — London, England, 1811-12-11 00:00:00

From the LONDON '6 -- )iZETTE, Dec. le, 1 8 1 1 . War':'o/Re,„N.Vee. io, Btt. - • 7th Regiment of. Dragoon Guards, Captain Henry B. Bence, ,froin the 6th FOgii to,pq. ciiptain of a Tsoop, vice Mars den, wits , exeh44es , • - real Regiment id' Light Dragoons, Horace Seymour, Cent. to be Cornet, v.itliout purchase. -- 'Somerset, Gent. ,tribe ditto, vice Webster, iirometed. 4tli Ditto, Cornet i•rcileticl: Baron Loen, from the fst,Dra gorins of the King'W qientrati..Legion, to . be Lieutenant. without,pureriase, - vice Arnold; appointed' to the r zth .I.ig;A Dragoons., Henry Lane , Gent_.„. to be Cornet, by pu , eliase, vice C. Jones, promoted. Wm. liyant, Gent. ih hit ditto • by purchase, vice Arden , pre'moted. tStiviYitto, , Liewertant , lsaac Galant, from the iisatf : Light P ragoOns, oe Licotenaet, vice Brooke ,, who exchanges. • 22d' 1 4.:9, Lieutenant Richard 'BroOke, from the 18th Light Deatouns, to be Lieutenant, vice Gillarn, :Who- ex change.. 23d Ditto, Lieutenant Willi4m Spooner to he, Captain of a ,Trntip . , by purpltase, vice brake, who retires. ist -Regmtetit'l.of Foot; 'Ertiign Patti V:iliatnson, from the Oubint.eity Militia, th he:Ensign. , 7111 Ditto, Major lobo Lord Burghersh, from Ilalf.pay of the gist, Foot, to be Major; vice Wooldridge, who ex changes. . , • 9th Ditto, Telford, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase. vice Bensen, who ' - tith . Ditto, Ensign Henry Lindsay, froM the City of Cork Militia, to be Ensign.. 34th Ensign W. L. Wrax al 1 to be Lieptenant!by pincliase, vice Burton, prOmoted: • • 35th Ditto, Hospital-Mate 'obit H. Ludlow to be Assistant- Surgeon,.miec Shelley,. promoted in the Greek :Linlit In, fantly olt Ditto, Ensign Alexander Bell to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Hinile, who , resigns. • lohn Clarke, Gent. to •be Ensign, vice fielt• Lieutenant Alexander Stewart, from the Inveiliess Militia, to be. Ensign. 54th Dittb, Captain to be Mtjor, by purchase, vice Clone's; who retires. 55th Ditto, Ensign Ili.. M. Nicholson to be Lietutenant - s without purchase, vice Williams, promoted in the 7th' West India Regiment. sgth Ditto, Ensign Nicholas Chadwick to 'be Lieutenant, vice Black, deceased. 6oth Ditto. Lieutenant F. G. Goodwin, from the . 7th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, • vice England, appointed to the 65th Foot • 'Captain lames Marsden. teem the 7th Dragoon Guards, .to- bb.Captain of ' ' a Company, vice Bence, who exchuhges. 64111 Ditto. Lieutenant Ralph Johnson, from the 87th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, by Initchasei vice Muttro, , %viiose Appointment has .not taken place. 6511 i Ditto, Captain Richard Englan•i, from the 6oth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Mansell. who retries. 72d Ditto, join) MacGachan, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice A rchboid, superseded. 84th Ditto, Ensign E. B. Hingston to be Lielitonant. with put pore hate, vice M'Donald, promoted, Francis Dcrtnot Gent..to'be Ensign, without purchase, vice 'ling stit 91illtitto, Lieutenant Alexander Lord Berridate, from the ,4ail Foot, to be Captain of a Company; by purchase, vice IJoies Maoronald, who retires. 9611) Ditto, Ensign john A. Drinan to be Lieutenant, with out porchase, vice, Davis, appointett to the ad Royal Ve . teran Battalion, 'Ensign Willi:int Nixon, from the 7th West India Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Drinan. • • lota' Ditto, Lieutenant Waller B. Scully to be Captain of a Compaq, vice Il.'Corinick, de?-v•is.:( l ." Ensign Dillon Naghtcn to be Lieut,patit, vice Scully. Ensign George Cozens to be ditto, vice Irvine, cashibred. To .be Ensigns without purchase--lo b o. Cargill Orgill, Gent, vice Lloyd, who resigns. John Montgoinery,Gent. vice Naghten. Robert l'arl(er, Gent vice Cozens.• sth West 'lndia Ditto, Ensign John G Petheri to a tenant, vice Goodwin, di:cooed. Wm,. Robertson, Gent. *oho Ensign, vice Peclion. Ith Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Williams, from the s;th Foot, to be Captain of a CoMpany, vice Mayo, deceased.' Henry E • Hely. Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, 144 Nixon. appointed. to the 96th Foot. ' ill Ceylon Regiment, Ensign the Honourable R. ritZ Gib boo, front the rat Foot ;..;11.:rils, to be Captain of a Corn pany, by purch.hc, vice Fowler, who retires. Royal ‘Yoggo:i Train. Assistant,Surgeon j. D. Hib!lat, loom the qa l Foot, to be. Assistimt•Surgon. sd goyal Veteran, Battalion, Captain William Colton, trom tint zBtll VOnt, to be Captaim of-a Company, vice Crooks, ippointed.tp the 9th Bop! Veteran Battalion. 3d Ditto, Ensign B. Stanford to be Lieutenant, - vice flarn• leghant, placed on iltit Retired List. / Qttarter-IVlaster- Serjeant loseph Atkinson, from the 44th toot, to be En sign, vice Boyd, deceased: 9111 . Ditto, Captain john Crooks, from the ad Royal Veteran • Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Halliday, platted on the Retired List. BREVET. • Capfaht Edward rutile, of thAoth Foot, to be Major in the'Arrny. Captain lob,' Wilhite, of the Royal Engineers,Vl be ditto. STAFF.' Robert Edward Jones, Clerk, late Aliug Chaplain of Bri gade at the Cape o( Good tiooc-, to be a Chaplain to the orccs. Captain Charles Waythto kit Staff Captain'at the' Cavalry Depot at Maidstone. To be Deputy Assistant-Commissaries-General to the Forces. ' John Graham Mc K eatlie,Gent. Forth Wiriter, Gent, Rich. and Penfold Horne, Gent, ROYAL. MILITARY COLLEGE. ilospital-.Mate AlexAncier Roh*on to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice, ltbbacin,, proinowl on . the Stall iu Portugal. , BARRACKS. Major George 'fhesiger, or the Nova Scotia fieneibles, to be Deputy,Barrack4vlaster.;General to the Force's iu Ci 1114141, vice Lieutenant-Colonel McDonnell, resigned. HOSPITAL STAFF.: Andrew Gregg, Gent. to bc Hospital-Mate tin General Ser vice. The King's Ocr,man Legion. ' , - /St RekOlent of Dragoons, Serie:to t. Iselajor C harles "I" . qpe to be Cornet vice LOW, promoted in Atte t itit" Light Ura. Koons. It E,Mgti AN DUM. The 'Promotion of Cornet Frederick Baron Loaen, sfroM the tat Dragoons of the King's Getinan Legion, to he Lieute nant in the toth Light Dragoons, as stated <tn the Gazette ot the stir NOveptber 'has_not taken place. Lieutcriant Pretidergat, of the 71St Foot, who was super. wiled, as staled in the Gazette of the :ad October last, is. 'ttifitiLlted iii his rank. , • • The Appointmeot of Volunteer Hobert Hilliard, from the • 'ill) Foot, to tie zit Lieutenant in the zsd foot, as i,t—ea in the Gazette .of the October last, has. not Wltell place. star...runt in the Gazette or the iStit De Roll's Regiment.k' . For F,m,ign Charlet de Lantlron to• be LieUtenant, read En sign Chaifes Duthcil to be Lieutenant. 2estAlt in the 9azettes at the 17th September and igth November last. 38th I'oo. For Ensign Robert Carlisle to tie Lieutenant, vice Dvatt, de ceased. -reoti Lnsicn Robert Carlisle to be Lieutenant , vice Luke, promoted in tbef)ol Foot, • ji or L n .ign W. Laws v) be Lieutenant, vice Leake, read W, Laws to be Lieutenant, vice Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. To be Lieutenant —George Farrot, Esq. • " Commissions in the North pants iteFlinent of Militia, signed' by the Lord LietltCll3llt of the (witty 01 HAMS. 'T u ba Major—Captain I ohn Oglander, vice Barton, rzsigned. To be Captain—Percival .I.4VVIS, jl.lll. Esq. r.. vice Atkinson, , resigned. _ • ..i To.bc E m ig,l—.iteory P. Williams, Gem, vice Cressy re. signed. KoniniiSsions in the Norivich Rifle Corps; signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Coulity,of Norfpik....,. , ro be Captain--Lieutenant Charles Cortit-id, vice Coleman, resigned. T'o be First' Lieutenat.- Second Lieutenant William' Car lick!, vice Charl es Corl i ell. . . .George art, Gent. vice William Tv be Second Lieutcnant- B Cortield. . •-.- -Ltdateoant Charles Grant, • be Adjutant, TE without Pay. , i Y.ice-COletnan, proinotf4. The fo?ling 4rtiLle, 'licit is perfealy in dm pirati-itcr with tt,e olicy of the French Ucurner, i 4 user cd as an autl►Fntic document lu 7/re .tinti-Ggl can Aloniiur at la it Sunday. " MISSION PROM GERMaNY, PRUSStA, AU3TR121 ) 143- LAND, AND RUSSJA—DA , TED APUIL 1803,- " OISIBLICTONS. " The missions note confided to you are of a very important and delicate nature, inasmuch as they not only embrace a variety of objects, but they also may place you in situations to which you have `.not been accustomed'. Your good faith, (torinefbi) in tegrity, and, devotedness to the per m in,of th e First Consul . (who hos given you such repeated ,proofs his esteem and blenveillavce for (JO, %y in no douLt crake up for this deficiency., and will stimulate YOU to ad with a , tetriperate zeal, 'discrimination, 'and prudence. Tite talentSfor having confidential corrimunica . , lions with Ministers, and perhaps reigning ~Pritieet is not easily acquired ; a great d ai of mu st thereforebe observed j not one - word must be said more than , is dit'eoll y to, the put pose. Let those horn you converse speak' as much as they think fit : lose not a word of .what is saki by them; commit every thing to paper of what passes at your intL.rviews, not only for the purpose Of tiansmitting,.. but that it may refresh your' memory of whit has been said by both parties at Inriner conferences. " Let not the idea of your bi.ing cOthidered . as a spy give yoo any uneasiness. Europe being now in a state of peace, and as you are described- in your passpriits as'a person attached' to the French Grave; - ment, no such appellation can be ,given to you ; eyeriajly as.most of the Ministers of the o , ll',:retit tourts where yotN are to stop, and who are in the 'interest of the First Consul, will receive letters to that effect ; and bete it may be well to name those persons Whom you are to see, and with whom you are to confer. 'hey %vitt be mentioned again-here after, when speaking of the dAferent , objee.ts you have to accomplish. You,.will reColled that D'Eoh; and the . Celebrated Mirabeau, were ail eml,lo}cad io a similar way, aired by theii• Sove and they wets all well received by the different So vereigoi and Ministers of the Courts ofEurope. " List of letYrsons attached to the interests of the V. C.:— " Baton E* - **, CFI e, a very vain weak man, formerly an ,anti-republican. Baron Montch, a rapacious and vai n than. ‘ttount C***, R iiisbon,lond of money, and a weak man. Mr. S. employed in the Senate at Hamburg'', a'very able man, nor rich. Count H. Berlin, very ihrewd, and very ra pacions. " Mr. L. in Haugwitz's of4Ce: • " Messrs. L., and B. ainiehed to the Court. of Prussia, both very fOnd of 11 - valley, the, former a Vain man, and proud of his literary ecqUireineets. " Mr. R. a French Emigrant, and who, in his. Capacity of teacher Of the French language at Berlin, has access to the first families there. Count M*,, at Vienna. This person is not r iei ' be depended upon, he is very fond of money, and dissipated. " At Waraovie, Mr. H. an important personage in the Government. " Count P. a Pole, a man of considerable talents, rich, though alWays needy. " Prince Joseph Poniatowsky, nephew of the late King of Poland, not to be depended upon ; he is said to be a weak irresolute man ; so we are inforM, ed by Mr. D. V. 11. a French emigrant, web has lived many years with him, and who you must-sec • and confer with. . At Petershingh. Princes: K. and It. and the Princess * - n t*, are great favourites with Alexander. lour the latter you_tiave a tonlionniere, set with &A- ' month, and the portrait of the First Consul ; you may, in the course of time, give her the necklace anti earrings, 'estimated ar 300 U Louis; but not till she has . presented you to all the persons about Court, whoM you think it your interest to, know, There are also six gold snuff-boxes, set with dianionds, for Count ****, at RatisbOn ;, Count P. at Vaisovie ; Baron E. and Count H. at Berlin. The other two, as well as the six of a much less inferior value, are left to be given at your discretion. This you must manage with much address. " As to Money for the purposes of your mission, 500,000 livres will be given to you in the first in stance, and letters of credit by the bankers P. and Co. on C. M. Schroder and Co. Hamburgh ; on P. aoosen, Berlin:; and on Bernaiid, Varsovit. • How to apply the money,'you will see hereafter. GeNERAL OItSEIIVATIONS. , Europe, In all appearance, in a state of peace, yet there seems a disposition in the Cabinets of the leading pa 'ers to recommence a war, in order to aggrandhe their territories. To ascettato their real , views, olijeis, and ekpeaations, is the grand objett of your mission. " The, most at'dent wish of the First Consul is, to , form a confederation of the leading Powers of the.. continent, either with Prussiaonly, a Jointly with Russia, This will' be more easily accomplished, es: . pecially as the disposition of .the Soviteigns and Mi kfistera of those countries are more inclinel to peace' and amity towards the First Consul, than those of Austria, who never ceases to 'e gret the loss of Bel gium and Italy, which she ter ms time two , eyes of the Atistrian Monarchy. It will be necessary, to impress upon the mind of the Austiian Ministers, that she held Belgium on a . very precarious tenute. The innovations caused by the Emperor Joseph had thrown. that country into a ferment, and would, in 411 probability, have ultimately etleeted het' inde peudence. . When a people have once tasted of the fruit of insurre6tien, they are not easily, Subdued, therefore Belgium ought never to he regarded . as. a serious lOSS to Austria.- The only real, loss which she has sustained is her possessions in Daly; but 113 S she iTot - been compeqsated by the Venetian Islands and balinfitia; which, ate More co ncentrate d and contiguoutv to her territory? She migh4 have had 'an indemnity in Silesia, which she ttiu,e(l. Be i' sides, her acquisition in Poland,.in fo c r on ti s i er p nc o c ian o d f the partition, lutist be considered as th e etk,,s:of the F re nch Revolutionary War; but ' would certainly not have met 'with its preseat . .fate. " As to P‘upia, her acquisl.t'ons Piave been greh in lieu of what she lost on the right bank of the •Riltte,' which was only the small town of Crereltit, 'rind its dependthicieS, she-acqn;red the tine tetvils "f a‘luester and Erfurth, -Anspach, Bayreuth; Nuretn t ourg, and (ITpendencies. What has I)...nen said of the partition of Poland, with r e g ard to, Austria, . Itald good as' to Prtissi3; add to that the ac• quisittort of llintzir, <<With Russia it is nearly the sonic. o btained- by the same esust ' i, by fnr the finest part, and the islvids hi the At"l'i pelago, is more than a compensation for what she suffered by the war, which, in fast, WO' 0n1y.3 gle campaign. " As to-England, ttoewithStanding'the excellent disposiiiots of this present Ministers' for Peace, to which Pitt even has joiheci,'Still we. are afraid that the Gretsvillea` and the Windliatns ultitestalf succeed. Enghtnd Isms retained it i:er islands, an d d has acquired Tobrgo, 'Trinidad and. Ceylon: Stoli she inconsitior,t , ely mike wi.tr wiitr tls,..She will liava ft6vollit.P-':is in ifelafltl every disposition node there for that purpose, and tire insurreetionary par - , make war with tiLans will rise at a mottle/it's warning. Shotashe Arberiei viust.joio us agaiot her. She will also . loSe Hanover, and theiree lode. to the HansTtiwris; which will be givvn to Do : mark. And owing , to our having . dgrea t Puree itr St. Domingo - , and the rem olutionary spirit of IV P,laeks, bet Westnindis Islands could riot tranquil. These are observa tions en passant, aild have nothing further to do with the object o l s pur mission than to show the advant a g es of-every roo4 to remain at Pt.iilce • . . Yet with all these advantages, there seealit°, be a siren?, clisposition-' on the pill of England/ i i ; s Flint as of th;.• Continental Sovereigns; to rie•l:incilt" the war ; this most be pre,,„{ed it tie iie. rest or Lksiie of the First Cous . pl to g o to war, olc's unjustly pi ovoked. :" But in order to secure the tranquility' of Ito l „ ' ! and consolidate .the Government of the Fast Coos of I:mnce, it was thought necessary to app l l l ,' ) Pretencier ter make a forinaLabdiciurthi of the of France. The most liberal offer will be him, as by • sock an event the fac e ' of EoroPe).3lre pet taps the new world, will underg o . 0" e`)1,10 change . . The, Pretender may have Poland , ." ` t ,,, : i • before the partition. Prussia will. he inilentill4t.r by giving her Holland. Aestria and Silesia and Turliey.` En•gland will be 01 1 '!",,,,`L, Hans Towns, and, perhips, Holstein, all ° I May. be united to the Electorate o f Hanove. d io Erg Consul is. even dtspos:d to assist 11:115 recovering America, which h e - c an do I)G4 eJer rl v er • facility, ai. some of the leading me n at First ment of, America are in the inteteat of Consul, and who would not dare oppoie i t ' is this, however, not succeed, a change Of clYn' s , t , most of the Stiles of the Contine nt of F. ll( 'P'''. 1,1) 11 371 be looketiup to as the only 'theatts.of univeksal • 13.' ofs b I T F%.,cir h ,ol e ilincitih,e.Bosion popefs we learn that tos, 4 . --.----.........._._ Swedish . prOpCriy tinder- procCsS in the Au inkp,,risaitteyaenCm,oi tattirrite'enigasd,t, adjudication tat(i,oti7s,ll;::, tile,hien ic:oeislrufat ti t : ot, delay,lnd are to he brought under consideptioo .vi(ill!,1" . Claimants. -.1 A r r ench . 1.0 . ,0001. sterling in adict)ellrrsc:Patnudritligsl\lalen-islit'aisecatiioluat„ittl:r vinh 1?,0001. had pot into New Orleans 17 0 re tir i ; baying'vas been much injured in the engsg ew°l. i 9 jig lik ewise i herr intention to increase her etmvs,,, hi x 3t i ie .s n i p l o ' C . F P t t a ri i i tjz i ' H l ct ,t ij o r l t l ea e k dil i C i Y a h S ni a 4la r , l tt i e l ::s es t N r o ig n o t'l l ßi f l o . :i i bt' k ,e() ; r2ih t .t il '''d o r !Ze efil d s o l d lirj : kba l()re last, Wtten several shots c.)f distinction wo,,,mile lard visit to Mr. Cox ri, pfoduCed to Ito , 5 , i o t er, within six days, the folio% tog enor °- of si4ughter, viz. . . _ 164 . 314 19 . , 8 4 aS.I ... ;11 . ~...., Total Killed 134 ....---' I n Vine- LW?' HS. Goit.g, 1 - I 01' 2 On Monday the zri inst. the Countess of Daughter. tVd• n itrt, 4)11 Saturday last, in College • street Wes"lli - i C ot a Daughter. street,‘,Mrs. S. S. Hall .of a YegerdaYs ill Winvole-btreet, the Lady Q 1 w ug ht i cr or uoi ti, ) Of a Son; r' --------------- Pheasants - Partridges - - Woodeockt Snipes Hares - Rabbits . . tic t o; h ni t .i lth inst. at M 13 4 41 ,1 1 -11 : 1)4 F :tig' "' I°s".4lcid ' l''s4. of to ;_,,:(__Ero),,nu;ateS,lis.mut.tegti • l e4 h Piin° 3l6 cacstyaoi C ,llbl io u hauf e tae lc itil, )s fi tre,t e yot. l osi d buv. , sicarl d rrorniiz a l Ivat u :st, g ß, l ,rie r ri t ile e dan. i e f,aitoe t i tidstitOrei4taitirrr niemsnir)easilli,ont:ticey:nittstOs.e%Covit!,u..gie: tirc, 01,1 c,," 61r, a 41:ss114:.: °ur n ' , icosetta King r pt Old llurlingron.strcet, ai• %. 11 . F tvi ar itil last. at St. Mary:•le-bot.he Church, :wot _ pl ot 'Settlers-street 10 Nii6s Anti l'Ar ker ' ar Y otvn ter ot y merning, at Greenwich Churc h, ; e a Y same Mace. • dc j u t: ter of Richard Leach, Esq. of the CreWiltiflPtlr Mr. to Susanna , clay, at Allhallows Church , M r ' O f _ r, to AL, Milt liread-stocet. VIP • youngesi daughter of the late Wl..Art/°11",,--- On the 7th insx. a tti t es i rl i l a ! lahor9;:utigisi,:een6iiteinct.. I :1 v ta authit irie!nrue.,(:,4c.;t:ll;;;;;;, itf . I _,Fof, Mr. Qeurge Meyer, ut kentist~ to Ftleo!vs:erdaY Morojog. t het house at I slimtrorly 4 ' t '' ' f ile go' r . , mother ot Sir CiulleS Fly /341.1. 4- a 1). Mr 0 1" vanccdhe sa • 1' Fait ay, ;at his house in I..ambet.), , Lately, ot ‘+uuuds he received oil bo,a ro :c.:t.tklhte4,lsysiu3ttritivl net.h;oitar ivi_ll:4actict,ipeagtotispigi PRICE Q Bank Stnck, Navy S pettent. shut Irish s per Cent. 4 Per Lent. 7 3 "?f,*: CCU:. 621111 3 per Cent. Cutts, shut.. Bin L. Ann. 16 3-16ths HIGH W /11AM AT LONI Rt min. after t I. Ki.:T."; I'S. AValker, West End. fidnipstead, "NtMdlesex, trier. cll4ati. to suer :alder 14, 21, and lantuiry 21,412 ten,,at Luilalsati, t.ondba. 4trcrnc;,, Mr, lames Dodd, liarr ; st feet, lohti. Wean, liishopbgate.street, i.nndnn, rnerehOnt Prld •brokg4.Decentber ,14. 2,3,,And Jaunuary 21. 4 tri.,e2it (;141c1. Attorney, Mr: Slierwyod, Cusino,..counr,. I3rbad. _ _ . ltictlardWoolley and Thomas Woolley, 11 Atebesfeir:.'dealers Cgtton andindle. Ltsetab,:r 23, 28, and lanuary 2%, at ten, at the Dog laveru, Manclwster. tornies, Messrs. Willts, Fairthorne, amt Warniont-cotitt, London; and Mr, Heslop,'King.sttber, :Manchester. Ambrose .Cdtler, ,Water.lamr. Too/el . -street, Lyndon, and Canterbury-row, Newingtim, painter.stiiiner, ember 14; 2,1, and lannary z., at one, at Guildhall, Lon. don. Att,rnies, .Messr Debary,'Darby;'and Scistlarnore;. Cate.greet, Lincoln's Li „ Samuel neker, New-street, London, umbrella-Maker, December t 7,'28, and January. 21, 0 1 , twelve, at Guilditnll. . Attorney, Mr. 'CLlrke, Saddlers'- Hall, Cheapside, Lon. don., • , . --• , 14)411 nitshaw, Gloucester. street, Queen 7 square. viClualler and dealer in spiritu , iiis liquors, December 16; areleven, 24. and latio,iry 01,• at 'ten, at Guildhall, London. • Attorney, Mr. ::;anincl Fore street, Cripplegate. .• 'Swift, Staveley. Derbysh:re, grocer, draper,: and talkw.chandler, g, and as, at eleven, at the Trent Port inn, Saiiiiitbi Attornics, Mr. Samuel Nigher, Gaiit?borooi,ti. ; and Messrs Wood, and Ql l .trke, Castle-court, Budge- row, Loudon. , r Ed.watd.Siiort, Hinckley, Leicester, innholder, December . 30, at six, 3i, at ten, and January f, at eleven, - at the Head Inn, ' Hinckley, • Atttfrnie, Charles Hones Ware, Esq. G ray's. inn, Londow; and Mr. Charles ~ . . . Jervis, Hinckley. Francis Allenby, I.htith, Lincohle.hire, grocer, Vccember 26, 27, - and janwiry 21, at ten, at the New 1 ,. ..n..g' I lca,l, Louth, Lincolnshire. Attorines . , NI f. lohn ltirbvr, Gi al ,. s _i rdi . ... , • . square, London ; and Mr. ,Bentley eoltishire. George Ortneroci, Spotland, Rochdale, Laticas• ter, innholder, January i, at tour, 2, at ten, and todr, at•the lilua bell , , Hoelnra lc, Lancaster. At Miroes Mt. Philip I-turd, TeMple, Lot ; and 4. Clarkson, ;Weir.- date, Lancaster. lames tlenry Clough, Joshua Smithson Wilkes, and fames Butler Clough, Liverpool, inereliatits, I , eceinber 2.4 nuary '9, and 21, at one, at the Globe-Tavern, John-street, Liverpool. Attornics, Messrs. Stanistreet and liden,Leigh . street, Liverpool ; and Mr.'Tholnas t4indle , John-street, Bedford-row, London. George Knigut, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, brazier, Janu ary g, at rive, to, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Cirencester, and January 21, at eleven, at the King's Bead Inn, G cester. Attornies, Messrs. Meredtitr, Robbins, arm Torn. kylis, LOndon ; and Air. George Bever, Ci- rencester. Andrew Cederberg, Worship -street. Nortori l'a}gate, Mid. dlesex, engine and tool-maker, December 14, 24. and la ' nuary 2t, at eleven, at lohai 1, London.' .41tcthey, Mr. Monney, Wood.strect, Clivapside. John Denny; Brought6n, Lam:46'er, grUer, Decetnber 39, 31, and January 2r, at eleven, at the Cupola fluu.:l,Wliiic haven. Attornies, Mr. Clennell, Staple's-inn, London; and Mesas. Achitn Son and Perry, Whiteliaveli. • .. John !Inman. Feuchurch.-street, London, uptiulsterer, , , De. ccinbcr 14, at, •and v january 21, at one, at Uuilunall. At. turney, Mr. John % ilks, lioxton•square. DIVIDENDS. January 25. >tilarie Simeoni Bath, lace.mereliant, at 'one, • at Guildhall, london. January 4. Whitfield Bloore, Half Moon-alley, Bishops gate. street, timber-merchant, al ten, at (3 December 2t. John reig, Charles-street, Hampstead road, Nliddiesex, baker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 4. lolin Huskisson, Swinton-street, Gray's-inn lane, chemist, at ten; at Guildhall, London. January 9 . . Patrick NLie Alester, Stratton-upon-Avon, Wzr ,, • wickshire, hawker, at eleven, at the Angel.lini,.Pershore, %Vori.es ter s I re. January 7. l'hoinas - Linford, CheAoside, London, silver. smith and jeweller, at elevelb at Guildhall. December 35. • William Wilcock, Preston, Lancaster, wool len-draper, at eleven, at the White' Horse, Preston, Lan caster. January 4. William White, Blackfriars-road, and G ravel lane, Sow lit.vaik, Surrey, white- lead-inanuraddrer and oil-crusher, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. January 17. lutin Stephenson, Kingston-upon-Hull, drug gist, .at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, I{,iiigatonupon- Hull. December. 3t. William Hurwood, 13ullingdon, Essex, mill wright, at eleven, at the Angel bin, Bury St. Edmund'd, Suffolk. January 23. John Williains, Kumney lron-Works, Gia morganshire, shopkeeper, at 01,e, at the Commercial Koons, Corn. street, Bristol. • January t. Hannah Nutter, widow, John Nutter, and Thomas Wake, Hudders fi eld, Yorkshire, merchants, at ten, at the White Swan Inn, January 6. Henry Coates, New Sarum, Wilts, apothecary, at eleven, at the,Antelope Inn, New Sarum.' januaryl. Thomas Treloar, jun. Penryn, Cornwall, brewer, at twelve, at the Red Lion Inu, Borough of Truro, Corn. • CERTIFICATES, Dictranza is. l'anl Lister, Heptanstall, Halifax, Yorkshire, William Lis. NI, Morton, Yorkshire, and john Lortgbottom, Skcton, Yorkshire, cotton-spinners. Edward Bradshaw, lames Poulson, and Brian witty, Man. cluster, horse. milliners. Charles Bulling, Kent-road, Surrey, vidnaller. Taylor,, Liverpool, pouter dealer. William Ande , son, Salford, Lancaster, Staine-mason.. Samuel Hullandl,add l'hoinas Smith Williams, Liverpool, merchants. Ralph Child, Darlington, Durham, cellmonget and leather. dresser. Ninean Hay, Charlcs.street, Covent-ganlen, and since of George-street, Portnan.square, baker. Thomas Hill,.Clayworth. Nottinghamshire, butcher. Thomas Hewsun, Great St. Helen's Bishopsgate-street, mer chant. The following is an exl rati of, a privatiletter, re ceived from a Ady, who is appointed to be Presi dent of.a in aof Ladies established in Cadiz :--- CADI ; Nov. 18.-4 patriotic Junta, .consist. ing of Laales only,, has been, formed in this city, which is to be called by the name of the Ferdinand .1111. They are to take upon themselves the cloath ing of the fourth army, and procure funds capable ,of meeting any' dreat emergency. 'Diet e are to be two Preidents, and every parish tohave a.Connuissary, who is to collect and manage the, business in her distlict. 1 have been appointed •to the Regency, and have been approved of so that .with all my other domestic concerns, ti new employment will give, me enough to du. To=morrow, Nov. ID, the first meeting is to take place in a private .salooo tlelonging to the women's hospital, and no Gentle 'lmen are to be admitted. We shall see how the. first meeting will be contracted." • Sunday afternoon the remnant of the 85th regi ,ment, consistinzg a few Officers, the band, nod about 80 men, who were a few days - .since-Handed 'at Portsmouth,on then. return from Portugal, marched into .eweS, on their route to the:depot ai. Brabourne 'Lees. ' The, Duke of Rutland's ,hounds hand an excel lent day's sport on Saturday se'nnight. Evendnn Wood produced Tor them a leash otfoxes ; the trael 'of the country over which they ran was not legs than 25 mileS,, the greater part of which Was heavy gal .loping, as Well as tremendous leaping, and pertOrni ed in one hour and 65 minutes without a check, during which several Gentlemen had their horses bogged, and some were only extricated by the a*. sitance of ropes and 'pullies. Not less than 120 horsemen graced' the dappled field : only four sports men saw the death of the fox. - • - leaStg and p u tql,f i cckby WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South &Won-street, “roAver;or-square• L01%1 001.4 • p r i nte d b y THomAri WOOD, of No. 3s, Maiden-lane,. Covent.garden; At tha Svc OFFICS,No, 112, Strand, where ildvertzsernetzis, Orders for ,ibe Nei" I ' 7 " Igr the "it", &c. (:post-Pai4), - toast be ad dressed. STOCKS ItOAV. India StOCIC, nr India Bonds, ss. r. • A. 0 40 30. Pdz; 5 z 8• 4s, ss pr. . Orimium, di3st, 6,1 Imper ial 3 per (-ea ng*" Collsols. tOr ()Pali I ° /L ' ►(,)N BitlVGb, W, Evellings 4i ~riin. !Al It m