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Ilrahain ; and Rosa' viva, Mrs. Dickons. l', To Which will he added, • 5,11,,,rrr„„ „ t , JEt-IN DE PAIIIS. • v, , lt t Li-, Aiacneth N'FiT a de Paris.—On FridaylkA. ' 4, 1 ''',Y; with j ' wit . e • ti Saturday, —Ou \ eall de aris. earl de P ans. ''''.--- - Macbeut , ..41)31111/11,.7'Y- OFFICE, IVor.lu, isi 1. N OTICE is hereby given, that a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol. Delivery, for the'''Trial of Of. rex,res committed an the High Seas, within the Juric.diction of the ,idmiralty of .England,will be held at Justice Hall, iu the Old Bailey, London, on Tuesday, the 13th of December next, at Eight o'Cloch in the Morning. This Day were published, ' In Octavo, the Second Editiori,.price 12s. boards of • V e .„l E, RAIO N S. 13'ir' the Rev: ARCHIBALD KY' . ALISON, LL.B.' Prebendary of Sarum, - Rector of Roddington, Vicar of aigh.. Ercall, in the County of Salop, andScnior 'Minister of. the Episcopal Chapel, Edinburgh. "We do not.know, "in fact, any Sermons so pleasing, or so likely•to be popular, and to do good to those who are pfcased with them. All the feelin gs are generous. and gentle, ail the sentiments liberal, and all. the general views just and enno bling.., - We can hardly- help envying - the talents by which Mr: Alison has clothed so much wisdoin. in so mud) beauty, and.made us find, in the same work', the highest irratifica- - tions of taste and the nobleitlessons of virtue.-- . . Edinburgh Review. - r ; , 11 8,-e ;io, 'llA cic Zee -Ie pi- o to not)U , r IS r i . 111$1 e t l . l . ! a i r , tb ;41 5 ' r;/ ; 0+ e l t 1 ! d i tO 11 fo r , o ' o f (1 o v e iv iod .T. Tr. CROKET?. CONTILICT FOR HAND MASTS. • Navy-Office, Nov. 15, 1814. • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and C'O2II3IIS SION-.ERS of HIS 314.thSTrs here6g give Notice, That on Treduesday; the eV Instant, at One o'clock, tlgey will be ready to treat •with such Persons ,as may be willing to 'Contract for supplying : his Majesty's Yards at Deptford, Pottsnzouth, and Plymouth, with SIX HUNDRED RIGA, PETERSBURGH, or REDPINE HAND MASTS, -to be deliveredin two . Months. A Distribution of the Mosta, and a Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the day of Treaty; nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and sunned by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bozind with' the Person. tendering, in the Sum of 6601. for the due performance of the Contract. - Printed for Longman. ' thirst, Res, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row; and AsCh. Connstahte and Co, Edinburgh. Of whoirrniay be had, 'by the same Author, Essays on the Nature and Principles of Taste, 2 vols. Bvo. tbit•i edition, price It. ts. boards. ' William- Tins Day was In Two. Volumes Octavo, !mice 188.• :hoards,_ the SeeOrrd EiiitiOn' 011ustrated with upwartlsof 10) Engravings) of A SYSTEM of OPERATIVE - SURGERY, fournted on the Basis of 'Anatomy. By. CH ARLES BELL, Surgeon. , - This rdition includes a Dissertation •on Gun-shot Wounds, by ttre same ,:inthor, illustrated by 17 Engravings. An ad ditional number is printed oil' for the Accommodativn of Pur chasers of the former ELLtion, price 4 0s Gd. boards " " Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and Cadet! and- Davies,-Strand. (it fi rs;',yir , o ural sl aPP: I I, ; ;otti des:3l o ej :eds place' re , s! lie,,lierle ell • k P P" t 0 0,,/, ~,oY 0 -00 " 2 01 , 1 1; 0.4 1 ' q . ; to e V , 01 o °ll' oP C f • P) I ,k c- i ° s l ' ; or 00 hel00 ei f 50 va ;to a l , i o 1 ;57 4 ,41. 1 , I , j'' 0.; • - 130 ( ' tt, t o A S I 4 ,! , Lir!, 354' • toot./ is • ; a s a convenient and useful objects Ytt l 'tit, t t i ! to ' :" will 'harning and Reheating Watch, its \oi th ,_ tis s!ru, tio _ e o f,,ourt . d to combine every desired utltu.s Alartun of . simple a , e rei ;" l /.1 ,1 or t prevent . its well goi t tig ( la 'titi, ( nt: w u_ ghe wearer no oppor u kt, , 19 4, d autaured by Berrollas, In ),4anci; a Private Door opposite St. kll, 4ll tl' • ko rl l'Ar.H OF' THOUSANDS. : " CrN • CE TO THE AFFLICTED. 1 1 ,NINt1 0 „ \- 1 01 , E n / t;: i i' t h 'e t 't IC 4 e, GER and - Sureons Char ke,,i.)4ll°.lt),4 at -Ch-to tt Co;• - • kf • ~e 1, 1 10,c aver e H ors Ch arlotte -street, Blac t lit _ th at ‘,napel, during years regu iyl4,4, ,! . ..e.0, 1 ; . fuN . .i i , v, ..i.. 4 '7 . t,t5a 7 uds fall victims early to a Net si r?th b i Atin t.T, ; it „_ tl.ictr taking the Cure in hand ....tetate inert; which leave caused 'i , 47\ t tlt:*°! • se ",•,'" the bead, face, and body, dim :JottS " 11 the the sears, deafnels, stri;Aures, oh atiltiii.th.sn°,;,-Imties, 114:i:rated sore thr:..at, limb s et . k , swelled ankles, nocturnal -%; mistaken and often with a train of other diseases, 1 0 ° ,.Wi l f, t , )1I!1! g.eneial Debility, .aiol tlecay ,Nrii i (l4, , .te h ivb ruig from a DREADITL DIS 0114,14to'lxqurckr f ,t, or the improper use ttf mer -014,1)? l e tiikr''quently appears years after and ti "'tinges of their little tender and tit unsuspectin— parent. w~,,ttea~Rd try '„at t!,°:,.4re consulted' daily from ten till th: "Oe "use by I•NN or utters, P ost- p aid, 1 „ • dv ,, osin g a remittance, when ( a lq. , 4 'et Will be sent tu any part of the flop' 411,414 % ;i` klilr ive be 80 1 . to 4 do a :11, n ;`,9eri e „,. e regularly . b:ezl to the 01 4 :ti k , a 'ucli c ii, , ers cif ~," above dtsotders ‘ are 4 C t Colle . ge of Sur .'ea ti, ney Q .,e , and it 15g - ratifying to their z i h ot ', e cued very . many of their (1 1 41 411. 11s1„ Id dreadful disorders. (after .)• • c f h o A•A cured., without Braning a .ryer Oise)r 4 ,„ uur under - the- most distress- atever cause; whether juvenile • t liiii,tte./.. / : (1 not despai r. Di rectlt Messrs. tlia, r ,„, 4 se, Great Charlotte -street, op- Blit clifriars'-road, London. ..1 4 • .., fle , --iaur just ended, was shared Si: 'llitk.tilL' No.l,,,,itiarter, One Ei, , hth, and Two SI ' ( ei s " 4l aild'.:_l 2 ,. a Prize of 5061. in One Quarte N .Sixteenth Shares, besides numeroi 4 • ' 0 ''''. / Zil-44 ~...,,,,sgi ;: .-,_ 4\ ~ r itk N..* =I '-'- '-`-- Pr t l'i l .' I Nc. • 4 :lll 4 ,,higi l i t , u at l (I R EPEAI'ING WATCHES i,l,' qt o :if 41,,,0,fni I nvention is to remind the wears 01:A4 1 1 ) 1 4v „ di,,•P Intments lie may have to attend to i VII, t: i "11 ,iY , and t o ~ ~ .- • : *fot„ . ., , cai r th e <usafte him in the morning, t: 'l'. r izli (/; , 1. ,T - . )s t convenipnt ~...1 ..—e..t -,,.....4 13Y HIS MAJESTY'S PATENT. OYAL ANTI - ATFR rri ON COMPOSI k4, 'PON instead of Tallow, Oil, In. Grease, to p:event the effects of friction in Steam-Engines, Machinery, Mills, Carriages, Coaches, Waggons;Carts, &c. ; instead of Copper for Ships' bottoms, Tar, Parceline - and service for Rigging, or service for Cables, to preserve polished Steel or Iron from rust, wood or wooden buildings from the dry rot, and by the use of which the Public .ave in "all cases not less than three hundred per cent. exclusive of saving' Wear and tear, time, and labour. - Sold for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-Cross, near the Admilalty, London; • and; by their appointment, at most Ship-Chandlers, Printers, Bookselers, Libraries, StatiOners, Druggists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cutlers, Coachmakers, Inakeepers, Coach and Waggon fic,s, Oil and Colour Shops, Saddlers, and SimplieePers, in the United Kingdom, in Boxes, price Ks. 6d. ; 3s. 60 ; 10s. 6d.; One Guinea and Two Guineas each. • TIN smallest sized Box. contains a quantity sufficient to prime a Four-wheel•Carriige Far times, with which it will run upWards of SIX THOUSAND MILES,. and it will an swer in the same propor6on for all other kinds of work. , - SALE. BY. AUCTION. WOODPERRY-HOUSE, within fe.urriniles of Oxford, with 'Possession, and upwards of Three Hundred Acres of Land -.. enri - ronirtg the whole, of which Forty Acres of Park Mea dows are in hand. .By Messrs. ROBINS, 'at their spacious Roonis, Piazza, Co. ent-garden, on MONDAY, December 5,.at Twelve, WOODPERRY MANSION-' and ESTATE; ' cninprisinga verycapital nnifArni Stone Edifice . , erect an immense expence, and •replete every-possible Aecommodation for a highly respectable Family, delightfully placed in the centre of - its extensive Lawns ami Pleasure •Greunds; with an infinity of detached Offices, corres poodent, arid communicating by Stevie Colonnades; together with upwards of THREE HLTNIAIED ACRES OF CAPITAL LAND. within a Ring Fence, of - which Forty Aires, disposed like-Park Meadows, and encircling the Mansion, are in nand.; the re mainder, together with an excellent. detached Farm-house and Buildings, let to respectable l'enants, at Rents Amounting near FOUR HUNDRED . . POUNDS A-YEAIt. 'The Estate is delightfully situate at -a.short distance from the Turnpike-road from Oxiord to ISliy, within two miles of Wheatier and four of Oxford, and is held under New Col rene abl e "for ever, according to custom. ' Particulars are prepariug,aricbmay he had of Daniel Green, the Bailiff, at the Mansionllouse, Fel days prior to the sale. Also the Star, Oxford; the Inns at Tetsworth and High Wy , comb ; Saracen's Head, Beaconsfield ; White Horse, fTx bridge.; and, of Messrs. Ito' fr ins, C o ve n t-G ar d en , where a •" Drawing and Plait of the Estate may be seen. THE SAXON AND THE GAEL. ThiS Day was published, in Fouir Volumes Duodecimo, price One Guinea in boards, _ _ AHE SALON and the GAEL ; or , Th e Northern Metropolis ; including a View of the Lowland and Highland Character. London : Printed for Thomas 'Pegg, II I, Cheapsidc ; W►n Mason, 31, 13on&street ; and "J.: Dick, 144, +l.igh-streq Edinburgh.. PLANT.A'S PARIS. Just published, price Gs, 6d: bound,' with Maps, Plans, fite,. ULAN I'B'S NEW PICTURE o f PARIS ; New Edition, enlarged and iniproved.—Also, PLAN TA'S GAZETTEERof FRANCE, 4s. boards, ss. hound. N. B. The Picture . of Paris and Gazetteer, bound together, price 9s. 'Tp TRAVELLERS ON THE CONTINENT. dust published, price Bs. neatly- bound, THE POST ROADS IN FRANCE, with the Routes which conduct to the Principal Cities in Europe, a Traaslation of the " Etat des Postes," .published by Au thority. With th, Giizetteer, price !2s. NUTT'S CONFECTIONER'. Just published, price -Ss. Fu. half-bound, _ THE COMPLETE CONFECTIONER ; or, The whole Art of Confectionary made Easy Also Receipts for Hoine-made Wines, Cortlials, - French and Italian Liqueurs, &c. By FREDERICK NUTS. The Seventh Edition, enlarged and 'improved by J. J. ALICHET, of Paris, Confectioner and Dis tiller: _ TO YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS. • Just published, price 4s. boards, THE FEMALE ECONOMIST; or a PLAIN SYSTEM of COOKERY; fur the Use of Private Families. By Mrs. SMITH. London: Printed for iannel Leigh, 18, Strand, and sold by the Booksellers in Town and Country. The CHEAPEST and BEST MEDICINES for COUGHS, COLDS, and ASTHMAS. • CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS for recent Colds,. obstinate Coughs, and confirmed ..Isthruas,-. stand unrivalled. Its reputation for Fifteen Years past, and the various testimonies of itc Efficacy, is a sufficient proof of the Estimation in which it is held for all Asthmatic Affec tions, reeclt Colds and Coughs, however obstinate, and all Pulmonary CoMplaints. As proof, the followißg instance is inserted. • • To Messrs SUAW and EDWARDS. "Birmingham, March 16,1805. " Gentlemen,—ln justice to you, and to certify :he value of that excellent Medicine, Church's Cough Drops, I send you the following case, at the particular request of the pa tient: - MILES SWINNEY." a Sir,--I cannot sufficiently aclmowledge the cure I have received from Church's cough Drops. A most suffocating Asthmatic Cough, during the winter, afflicted me so severely, that I expected nothing less than death every minute ; one bottle relieved me considerably, and four more perfectly re stored me. Your sending this to the Proprietors will oblige your humble servant, THOS. EDMUNDS." Sold by EDWARDS, 66, on the Foot Way, St. Paul'i Church-yard, London. None can be genuine except " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church - yard" is engraved on the stamp. Retail, also, by Sanger and .Alen, Oxford-street Ward, Holborn ; Coales, -Bond-street; and Tutt, Exchange' Price 2s. 9d. and Double Size 4s. 6d. per bottle. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. Engravings from SpechnenS of Morbid Parts, Imperial folio., II: I as. sewed. 2. Engravings of the Brain, 4to. 21. 2s. boards. 3. Engravings of the Nerres,'4to. 11. Is. do. 4. Engravings of the Arteries, 16s. do. 5. Di , ections, 2 vols. Royal I Breo. do. 6. Dis :colons, folio, with plates, 31. 3s. do. Arlatomy of r,xpresion in Painting, 4to. 21. 2s. do. the Anatomy of the liunian :ody, by John and Cloak. -qtrf4eotts, in 3 vols. Rvo. 21. Ss. boards. Engravings of the BOnes, 4to. by J. Bell, 11.1 ls.6d. ditto. Principles of Sprgcry, a viols. 4to. by J. Bell; 111. 11,s. ditto. TUE celebrated ANII-1:11YE FIGINES, or SoLOMON's DROPS (without Mercury, or any delete rious preparation) which stand iu.the highest esti matiun for the cure of the Scurvy,. Scrofula, Leprosy, and all disorders originating in an impure state of the blood ; bting gradual, gentle, and almost impercptible, it their operation ; the best substitute that has ever been discovered for that dangerous m'ueral Mereurn sweetening the blood, and stimulating - it to expel all noxious and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and invigorating both body,and mind. Price Hs. per bottle, or for in one Family Bottle for 3(1. (in which one - small bottle is saved.—The 7,-ord3 " Sarni: Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp of each bottle, without which none are genuine. Sold by Samuel Leigh, .13, Strand; Bacon and CO. 150, Oxford-street,. opposite Nev Bond-stresc, - London, and all Medicine Venders. • 4 * Dr. Solo►vou expects, when consulted by letter, the. usual compitnent of a One Pound Note to be inclosed, ad dressed "Money Letter. Dr. Solotnon, Gilead-House, near Lit•eri;ool. Paid doable postage." Sovereign and Infallible Remedy for Preventing the Hair turning Grey, preserving it from Falling Off, and Restoring. the Growth. 11 UDSON's IPUILE DIVINE, or CUL PEPEII's SPECIFIC, prepared from: a Manuscript Receipt of the celebrated Botanist, Culpeper.—The Proprie tors would - wish to impress on the Public, that the above article is.not recommended to their notice as an experiment f doubtful efficacy, but from the strong facts of actual ex 'per-liner acid with rut meaning to make any invidious allu sions, they pronounce it are incontrovertible fact, and can appeal for the truth of the assertion to-numerous respectable individuals in this metropolis, who have exper:enced its sa or ary effects after trying - variou4 other preparations withthit the :lightest advantage. It may be•depended upon as•a sure Preservative fur the flair falling, off or turning grey • and where the head.is actually bald, w h e th er ar i s i :ig f ro m illness, change of 'climate, persp:ration; grief, study, or any other cause. (with the exception ut actual decay, arising from extreme age, or Where the roots of the hair are not entirely destroyed), the Proprietors will guarantee that it will rege nerate the growth to the certainty of demonstration—See . numerous strong oases and . forther • elucidation in a Disserta tion on the Hair, enclosed with each , bottle.--Sold, price 7s. 6d, or rather more than three bottles in 'one, price one guinea, by appointment of the Proprietor's Agent, No. 42, Gerrard street, Soho-square, London ; and, by his farther appointment, by most Perfumers and Hair-dressers of re spectability. CAttrios:--=None are genuine, unless Signed Hudson and Cu. on the•label, in red ink. 4 • FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 15. Foreign-Office, Nov. 15. 1814. His Royal .Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Richard Belgrave Hoppner, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul. •General at Venice, and in the Austrian territories in the Adriatic Sta. War-Office, Nop. 15, 1814. 3d Regiment of Dragoons. Capt, F. P. Turner, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Jones, who exchanges. Rh Regiment of 'Light Dragoons, Capt. S. H. Stuart, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Garwood, who exchanges. Licht. C. Eversfield, from ditto, tie be Lieutenant, vice Lord George LennOX, who ex changes. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieut.-Colonel Lord Ro bert Manners, front the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Lieut.- Colonel, vice Palmer, who •exchanges. ,Major the Hon. • H. C. Lowther r irOm the 41st Foot, to be Major, vice Ito harts, appointed to the 24th Light Dragoons. To be Captains of Troops, Brevet Major R. J. Thornton, from the 2151. Light Dragoons, vice Lloyd, who exchanges. Capt.H. C. Stapylton, from the 20th Light Dragoons, vice Harding, who exchanges. 'Capt. John Gurwood, from the ' 9th Light Dragoons, rice Stuart, who exchanges. Capt. C. Wood, from the lath Light Dragoons; vice Smyth, who exchanges. Capt. Valentine Jones, from the 3d Dragoons, vice Turner, who exchanges. Capt. Henry Floyd, from the 20th Light Dragoons, vice Giveen, who exchanges.. Capt. the Hon. John Jones, from-the 17th Light Dragoons, rice Fitz-Clarence, who exchanges.. - • . • L . To be Lieutenants, Lieut. J. W: Parsons, from the 22d Light Dragoons, rice Fitz-Clarence, who exchanges. Lieut. W, S. Smith, from the 13th Light Dragoons ; • vice Woinh , ,vell, who exchanges. Lieut. J. Morshead,..from the 14th Light ;Dragoons, vice the Marquess of Worcester, who exchanges. Lieut. Lord George Lennox, from the 9th Light Dragoons, rice Eversheld, who exchanges. 13th Ditto, Lieut. G.- Wombwell, from the 10th Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, vice Smith who exchang e s. 14th Ditto, Lieut. He nr y M arquess o f Worcester, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Morshead, • who exchanges. - 10th Ditto, W. H. Ball, Gent. to be Cornet,, by purchase, vice, Inglehy, promoted in the Ist Dragoons. 18th Ditto; Capt. Joseph Smyth, from the 10th Light Dra . goons, to be Captain o f a Troop, vice Wood, who .ex , changes: - 20th Ditto, Capt. B. Harding, from the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Captain Of a Troop, vice Stapylton, who exchanges. Capt. R. Giveen, from ditto, to be ditto, vice Floyd, who ex changes. James, Cook, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice M`Dermott, ptomoted. 91st Ditto, Captain .J. It. L. Lloyd, from the 10th Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Thornton, who ex-' changes. 22d Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Fitz-Clarence, from the 10th Light Dragoont, to be Lieutenant, vice Parsots, wito ele chaliges. 22d Ditto, Colonel Charles Palmer, tile tote - ra• goobs;• to b e Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Lord It. 'Mariners, who exchanges. 24th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant -Colonel G. J. Robarts, front the 10th Light Dragoons; to be Major, without purchase, vice Newberry, pr o mpt e d. Ist Regiment of Foot, Ensign W. Anderson, from the 92d Foot, to be,Ensign, vice M`Lanchlan, who exchanges. • 6th Ditto, Ensign James' D. Chambers, front the • 15th Foot, to he Ensign, vice Rose, who retires upon the half.pay of the 15th Foot. ' 9th • Ditto,' Quarter-Master-Serjeant Samuel Reyes to. be Quarter-Master, vice Diirs, deceased. 21st Ditto, To be Second Lieutenants, by purchase, Ensign H. K. Strcttell, from the 49th Foot, vice Wharrie, who re tires. Thomas Traill, Gent. by purchase, vice. Sutherland, promoted. 27th Ditto, Quarter-Master-Serjeant Thomas Trotter to be Adjutant (with the rank of Ensign), vice Latham, who re signs the Adjutancy only. - 30th Ditto, Acting Quarter-Master-Serjeant son to be Quarter-Mas•er, vice Wilson, deceased. 33d Ditto, Ensign John .'irehbold to he Lieutenant, with Out purchase, vice Beauclerk, appointed to the tioth Foot. .35th Ditto,- Alexander Duke Hamilton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Meredith, deceased: 39th Ditto, Sericant-M :jut- -- • M'Nabb to be Adjutant (with the' rank of Ensign), vice Newport, who resigns the Adjutancy only. 57th Ditto, Tho,oas Daniel Anderson, Gent. to be _Ensign, •by parhase, vice Cowling, who re t ires .- 86th Ditto, Captain Henry Halos, from the 72d Foot, to be Major by purchase, vice Travers, who retires. Ensign Wm. Gillespie, from the 18th toot, to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Richardson; promoted. 89th Ditto, Lieutenant John Cumtingliam to he Captain' of a Company, vice Spunner, killed in action. Ensign William Leader to be Lieutenant, vice Cunn righam. James Ira lach, 'Gent: to be Ensign, vice Leader: • 92d Ditto, Ensign James M`Latichlan, from the Ist Foot, In ht Ensign, vice Anderson, who exchanges. ' 94th - Ditto, Ensign James Rutherford to be Lierttenant, by purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. 95th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles G. Urquhart, from half-pay ' of the 2d Dragoons, to be First Lieutenant, vice. -Lawson, who exchanges. 99th Ditto, Captain George Tryon to he Major,'without pur chase, vice Daniel, promoted. Lieutenant John Thomson to be Captain of a Company, vide Tryon. • 104th Ditto, Major Robert Moodie to he Lieutenant-Col mel, vice Drummond, killed in action. ,Captain Richard Leon ard to be Major, vice Moodie. - • • ad West India Rt•giment, David Cumming, Gent. to be En sign, without purchase, vice A'. D. Gordon, whose appoint ment. hat nut taken place. Ist Garrison Battalion, 'Brevet Major Henry Oglander, from , the 47th Foot, to be Major, vice Nestor, deceased. 2d Ditto, Ensign John Minty to be Lieutenant,. vice Wyllie, • • deceased. W,o. Harly, Gent. to be husii. ' ni vice Minty. 10th itoval Veteran Battalion, Li eutenant 'F. Atltines, from the 4tieGarrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Patton,' placed on. the Retired List. Canadian Fencibles, Brevet Major James F. Fulton, from the ..98th Foot, to be Major, vice Cockburn, promoted in the New Brunswick Fencibles. New Brunswick Fencibles, Major Francis Cockburn, from the Canadian Fencibles, to ne Lieutenant-C,donel. Garrison C anpaines.—To be Captains, Captain Alexander e t ,Setherland, late of the 4th Royal Veteran battalion. Cap tain Augustus C. Mercer, from the 9th Foot. To be Lieutenant, Lieutenant David Sutherland, late of the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. • To be Eiisign, Stijeant-Major James Kirkwood, from the St 4 Royal Veteran Battalion. BREVET. COlonel Alexander Beatson, of the Hon. East India Com pany's Service, to be Major-General, in the Island of St. Helena only. Lieutenant-Colonel Edmund Reilly Cope, on half-pay of the tat, fish Fencibles, to be Coionel in the Army. Major Urbaiise.Hiliare De la Fate to be Lieutenant-Colonel In the Army. To be Majors in-the Army, Captain Henry B. Lynch; serving with the Portuguese Army; Captain W. C. Ball, of the' 85th Foot; Captain Henry itea, of the Royal Marines; Captain Robyns; of the Royal . Mafiiics ; Captain Lewis Carmi chael, of "the Royal'Artiiiery ; Captain John Ciravegnac, of the Sicilian Regiment; Captain W. F. de Bathe, of the 83th Foot. The King's German Legion. 2d Regiment of Hussars, bothiner, Gent, to be Cornet, vice Witte,, promoted. De Roll's Regiment.-I'o be Lieutenants, Ensign Wm. Davis, vice Roils ion, promoted. Ensign P. Stutzer, vice llovrevii, who resigns. Menron's Regiment, Lieutenant Louis Simoneau, from the Chasse.irs BritanniqueS, to be Lieutenant, vice• Bourgeois, promoted. . The Duke of York's Greek Light infantry. Ist Regiment, Ensign Gio Gioadari to be Lieutenant, vice Casiieggi, appointed to the 2d Regiment. To be Ensigns, Serjeant-Major Demetri Niilizzi, vice Decheo, `promoted in the 2d Regiment. Pietro Vorgopulu, Gent. vice Gioadari. Dillon's Regiment, Captain Felix Calvert, from the 29th Foot, to be'Major, by purchase, vice Bontand, who retires. 1161611.ANDUNI. The undermentioned Oflie - ers are superseded, being abseht without leave, viz. Litut. Henasworth, of the 50. h Foot; Lieutenant George JaCkson, of t ije s7th Foot. Ensign Lewis A, Rou§seatt, of the 60th Foot ? is superseded. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. John Hodgson, Peter HodgSou, and John Key, Worldagt o n, Cumberland, bankers. Richard Blackwell and Samuel Needham, Crescent, Minories, merchants. BANKRUPTS. Edward Harris, Bristol, carpenter, to surrender Nov. 21, 23, and Dec. 27, at twelve, at the Commercial IZooins, Bristol. Attornies ' Mr. Joseph Langley, Clar e - s t ree t; B r i sto l , or Messrs. Rossers, Bartlett's:buildings, London. Thomas Bevan, Okehampton, Devonshire, silversmith, Dec. 2, a•d 27, at twelve, -- at the •Half Moon Inn, Exeter.— Attornies, Messrs. Anstice and Wright, King's Bench Walks, Inner Temple, or Mr. Culling, Okeliampton. John Hale, Bristol - , carpenter; Dec. 1; 3, and 27, at two, at the house of James Jarvis, BridgeLstreet, Bristol. Attor:- sties, Sir Samuel Whitcombe- and King, Serjeant's Fleet-street, London, or Mr..J, Frankis, Clarestreet, Bristol. Richard Blackwell and Samuel Needharn„Crescent, Minories, merchants, Nov. 22, 29, and Dec.. 27, at ten, at Guildhall. - Attornies, Mr: Philip Hurd, King's Bench Walks,Temple, or Messrs.llewitt and:Kirk, Manchester. Robert V% ood, Marton,, Yorkshire, horse-dealer, Nov. 29, . -30, and Dec. 27, at eleyen, -at the Old .Sand-hill Inn, Col liergate, York, Attornies, Messrs.-.Freame and Best, Fig , - tree-cortrt, Temple,„ or Mr. Gamble, York. Thomas Cotgreave, Great Faringdon, Berkshire, cheese . factar, Dec. 9,• at three,, 10, at ten, and 27, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Great Faringdon. AttOrnies, Messrs. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn, or Messrs. Crowdy and. Mayow, Farringdon.. James Hanle, Narrow-street, Li me h ouse , w i ne - merc h an t, Nov, 19, ° 29, and Dec. at eleven, at Guildhall. At tornies, Messrs. Parnther and Turner, London-street, Fen church-street. '• James Lovegrove, Horsernonger-lane, Newin3ton,,rod-mer chant, Nov. 19, 96, and Dec. 47, at ten, at Guildhall,_.., Attorney,' Mr. Kiss, Earl-street, Blaclariars. Hugh Cooper, Crawford -street, Mary-le-bone, apothecary, Nov. 19, 26, and Dec. 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attor nies, Mr. Popkin, Dean-street, Soho, or Mr. Montagu, Thomas Milton next Sittingborne, Kent, b utc h er, Henrietta-street, reet, Covent-garden. • 'Nov. 24, at seven, 25, and Dec. 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attoruies, MesSrs.Hinde and Soo, 'Milton, or Mr. Herbert Brace, Essex-court, Temple. Samuel Clark, Commercial-road„ hoop-bender, Nor. 19, 26, and Dec. 27, at ten,. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Coates• Paul-street, Finsbury-square. LDividends, Scc. - To-marrow.] l lll l§ 'ti Ds iC----L----L— r: IRE ItC)YAL, COVENT-GARDEN 4 n ' ttEsp \,,' ,_"rf 4 ' 1 EVENING, Nov. 16, will orto, ct 'ger Mr, cYENICE PRESERrn. ko T o v : il i;crlvrli l lN:i a d d eLa ti Miss O'Neill. ‘.141:rn,„!,,..rhe RJOHN OF PARIS. . fil l ; * ith J oh e vene ; with John of Paris.—On Friday, oar ther., ll ,. "f Paris. —u SOurday, John of Parts; ( 11 ~tar, a.nd 'henMayor of Garratt. iiA l'r W EST , 04 .: 4 1'Pl i , s PICT URE, CH RIST RE, N, .k„..--, .s k li X r Jr! ,„ o n ,, lr EX aim - LING at No. 125, PALL /41,;41st'`'llect:h.n,!Pliauce with the requests of many per ;,;t,i7l t e. e tiny, whose Friends are coming to Town, I L I (S lq ennt7, l :"ed a desire- of seeing the Picture, Mr. Ke ef e lh x 11 it on view until further notice every i,e ceted), front ten in the morning till the ••••••BY order, 1,41 0 0 a CHARLES SMART, Sec. d Fires are kept in te Rooms. li, 417Itrristi FIRE -OFFICE. Yn t , C P, j 1 London, November 15, 1814. ~ t f,i .‘!11: 1 ' II e l'e by given, that a GENERAL u,“ti„ l 4 tile°, PROPRIETORS will he-HOLDEN at the t l t 4 N7t ' t '''..,, 4 ` , , on Wednesday, the 30th day of No qtl.l.?„' tliea,nelve o'Clock at Nnon, fo declare a Dl 'k, .'%.,1410,,T - 'Alt, ending at Nlichaeltuas last ; keNrvwfl,s6,,°f . TWO DIRECTORS' in the room of 'fOti'! ;,), Esil• deceased and THOMAS PHILIP ~, 14 tii,; • ,l7_s . rted • and fo ' r the ELECTION of an %c hair . ' f D ' AyI O D B T E ENNI si A i I I . , V , deceased. sec. will b, take at One o'Clock precisely. _ kg l4kP\ l‘ 'l l.i 4U F b()T n e t' :lt ti . 4 - P,A N ' il - - ~ T,II L E ROMAN or PO IX a 4,„' k nd hit t . 9ssUS, with a further-Supply of Ita 'Nl ' Il t IV 4 11 •t• t o 4 1, 1 e 4i t Soleil d'orNarcisstis Roots, are Just 4 41 i Y-ti,• l „.). ad at !MKT° VALIA, and Co: 's, ,t I, tita a. ` . "t ; too- e t h with a eneral Assortment ad 1 . 4 _ er , g kif hr. `"nh Articles. .............-6—. kr,,.s t4l -..., J, / 3 ti I, l %k l4 )il l i ',e pay. Et -NE, and Co. respectfully in -1.,1,i, F,% Eity "e) that TICKETS and SHARES for the l ki ili ket'll t (11 AN Urt now ('CI Sale at their Mite, No. 03, - 1 0f e Z oilli C 'j. t p h xwilil l ' n g• of only 4,000 Numbers, with Two I tit. e draw on the 30th. Instant, and con % „ & ,,, i _ k 't " i s, et''' 444 00 00r) • 1 4, 1 0, - ,ter t • (,: a,0 04 each I e Prizes of L. 2, ‘ ti ti t - ry ek,s t ,, . 4 - 1.000, &c. tal,4,tt4.„,,Pa'd) duly answered and Orders from by ~Nteri,„,,vattied w th It . mittan , ce, punctually at " `-'o4lroZnt and all other Publit Securities bought -.14 4 hi, () o l INSth,, t''‘l Phl' ' 4 ab 1 k,ll4l,lnic:r4that th e co. respectfully acquaint the V d kt ° ,l t. X , co r c! LOTTERY win he drawn the 30th of '..,` ks,4l'.;,' N',l ''Rit)Z of only 4,000 Nuoibers, Two t ' , fr ec rs.4 . ,. ~Ite il t er . - ;-TICKFTS and SHARES are on . 4 1' 1 1cl ' l , 4 ' e 'p - ', , C ornhdI.LHORICNBY and. Co. di. ‘p r it 'th rt - r ''' , .`da; in the last Nine Months, 9ne I Ite, Ysttlree Thousand Pounds. The Scheme ' . . '.. 7: : ...If •1 :: 4 V 1 0 0 4 Prises of L.13;00(9,00, &c. Is t( - 1 1 ,, 11 \I'y ,i,‘ Of 01 ' - T HOUS IND' POUNDS! cli jig); ,' Sl O , l , , 2 kNill IPead,,s-'oroker, solicits the attention L t il ~ e : • 'ilw,: ) ,,,;,t SCHEME of the NEW LOTTERY, :' ) ti ° l 4 'itir i i i , .`" in On e Day, so call , / as the 30th of 4 fl t _etli t 't a ,!' 8, W:)0 Tickets, With Two Prizes of 'p a ,: 5001 to than usual proportion of 3 , 0 00 1 - i' ll ' 4 t l t ',,trh 4 ,,alie of • 'e• B tc. &c. all )f which the Public are k ii i 4 4,4 %, ie -cm+ }hi: t at en her of the of Oflice_,s - ... Sk, i ql ti:'ll, NO . o': 18, COVENTRY-STREET ; ,1 / 4 10t 1: 1 ' ,ti-,. 12):343, a Prize of .Twenty Thousand 1 1001, 5 a1f, 0Y (ontract just ended, was shared atul st It t !lthil,' No. :],'Quarter, One Eighth, and Two Six and ,iA . . 2 1, a Prize of &a. in One Quarter, Sixtecuth Share's, 1%,. . ' besides numerous