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~~ : _ UtT3IPEIt 57621 . --- --- 7—.-- --;71-- " :-- 7---------7 r'NEW TPIEATRE ROYAL COVENT -GARDEN. tiS PRESENt EVENING, Feb. 28, 1811, ' Will he pei liarmed the new •Musical Drama of THE KNIGHT OF SNOWDOUN. With new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Principal Charaelers by Mr. C..KEMBLE, Mr. YOUNG , 'Mr.BARRYMORE, Master CHAPMAN, Mr. EGF:RTON,'Mr. itLNc , Mr, LI STON; M'r. EMERY,A Mr.HARD TRUMAN, Master DROS ET, Mr. BE LLAM Y, Mr.IIAMER r ON, Mr. I:INC, Miss S. BOOTH, Mrs DI CKONS, Mrs, us T o N . ~._ Towbich -will be added, for thegth tirne,.the Grand Dra matic Romance ot . . .1314.11E-.BEARD; ' • - . . Or, FENI ALE CURIOSITY. ,t, Alamein/Re, Mr. BA R. It I M 0 12 E ; Ibrahim, Mr. SIMMONS ; • • . - i:. .. Sohm, Mr. TA vv) R ; 1 li ac.tnac Mr, EAWC LTT; .. • fla b an, M r. MENAGE; Fatima, Miss BOLTON ; Irene, Mrs. C. KEMIn IS ; !Itch, Mrs.:LIST ON. 10kI'lacetfor the Boxes to •be .tales of Mr. Brandon, at the fl .1' .. "fil‘e in i ) . . ' I. • Bart., tt et from Ten till i rini.t. sli ace, i. , four. , lions 1s• Si:Cond./nice 35.. (14.-Pit '3s. '6.t. Second /nce 2s ~ . . Lower Gallery 2S. t.Jilery ts. Second- price 6cl. Second-price ts. —Upper :flie Doors wlll be .0 • t Half past Five, and the Pia y ue ßto at Ball pha,t Six opened a . c (;4 grand Dramatic Romance of Blue-Beard, or, Female aiiii l ; l°4lt Y. bolog been received .throughout with universal 'l'' 4 l 4 ei will he repeated every Evening till further notice. 011-111,"turdYieato.—Ort Monday, King 'H enry the Eittli.-- si*,"'daY and ThUrsday, The Knight ut Showdown writ idEbpearc's Comedy of Errors, and his Comedy. of All's try that Ends Well ; WYcherley's Comedy of The Csotin ,,;ill the Comedy of i'he Rivals, and Cibber's Comedy 'Re Would a id Would sot, will be revived as soon as possibte. L, CADIZ: AVIPAT of that hi g hl y i nteresting CITY is " A euK how M Open, at' 11A NI ER's PAORANIA, Strand, Y-street, includinA the T(As of Rota, Port St. Ado, Porto the [Sled Sidonta, the Isle of Leon, &c.— v IEW of the ISLES of SCILLY is also-Open. . , , .. t t:ONO A , , - ---rie, H EALTH, and CLEANLIN ESS GREAT LY ADVANCED by the USE of SLATER's PATENT ki which co b d ' STEAM - KITCHEN, ti o .,. .. m tile wf tit a Roaster,and with or without a hot . I , ll 'cr. lqrtns the best Cooking Apparatus in the Kingdom. t h e plenrarn, adv.uitages that arise Flom It are best known ny 1140 tipils who have them in ue,- and. Reterence [nay he It It) iarailies of thesfirst resp ectability, by applying at the -11 htiti ory 01 . John SI t.r l, rinin , iiam 0 x. 4 1 . 1 0 4 . 0 . , sold in" Lond ' on t. 1. 1). Mr. 131 ). 11, .19. R3lllbPne-Placc' .........L'l'strect, on the saniv terms as 'at the Manufactory. TjusiltCßEAT FALL ON.IItISII LINENS. Sin UNIENS are tnoCh cheaper than they be..en tur several years. The Public supplied with ) 44 ( 1 2 Ices at the. Wholesale Prices, at the IBAS II LI kiii ate (1411) A NY, No, South Side of Illooinsbdry ,,o., w hich is their ouly I - louse in London. 4%T:4rtICIC said but Irish Linen, and not less than a Piece I'y-five Yards. Each Piece is (as usual) warranted Ary .and to be Bloodied on the G rass, and the Mo -0;11 hect if a fault appears. /40149.rrs executed linnet uallk. Cash for I3ank of Ireland NO A Di ~00rnsbury O 'N, A gent to t h e C ompany. ..quare. This Day was publigied, price 23, 6d. The Sia.ond Edition or O'lsE lwATioisr§ ou t:11 . 0 CRIMINAL L,' p • 5114 0 :r ,NG LANE) as it relates. to Cavit3l Punishme W s, the Mode in which it is administered. •„ - 11Y-SIR SAMUEL RONIILLY. Printed lin T. Cadell and W. I)4vles, Strand. • ;this Day Was , ' iv EXAMINATION of Sir .JOHN SlN 'iheilu LAI Ws OBSERVATIONS on. the REYOKT of r 4 colf,i,-lON COMMIT -PEE, and on tile general Natt , l Z ellic '' or MONEY, aud the Advanta4cs of PApl... U MONEY, Pe By P. R. HOARE, Esq. Pi ct ;Td for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; Hatchard, `9111Y; ar.tl Richardson, Royal Exchaugo. , OThis Day Were published, price 7s , in boards, CCASIONAL TRACTS relative to the WAR ahel, betw een CR EAT BRITAIN and F . RANCE, written tv.puhlislied at ditrereat Periods from the Year 1:93 1474 brie(' Observations on the Address to Hislaajesty P9.,ked by Earl Grey in the ileuse of Lords,June 13,0310. „ by WiLLIANI ROSCOE, Escl• tinted fur T..Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. ... , This Da was published, rri One Volume , if Clavu. price ixs . in boards, A.,,,y1.1e Second Edition ,' with Cerrecti , ons, r!t _ . .Ikt:b UTATION of .CA LVI NI. M, in rathich it , it, ihe clod Mies of 0 riginal Sin, G raco, Regeneon! trthe ...,,.‘,4n and Universal Redempt ► on, are explained i ani . ePe uhar Tenets maintained by Calvin upon t.l_l('be P °in . tkPt"cti to be contrary to Seriptucc, to the writings of pu-Otieent Fathers of the Christian Church, and to ,the 11' l'orrnularies of the Church of England 1,,,,,.,„..ty G litt RC ETOMIIN E, D. I). R ' iril'ill,32?lii?p of Lincoln, and Dean of St. Pa tt u . l's . , S Lo . id v o in n i . ,.. trai l, ,4'l.,fut .T..Cailell and W. Davies, Strand Itt 11 41(1:.._•. at, l l s Church-yard . White and Co. 1- I,: ; et.ttreet ) ) 1.)3,C41,1, .Piccattilly i Deighton, Cambridge ; and Parker, ' l ig. f ' . I. t , , whonl may be had, by the same Author,. . t vos.`,.' le Ttl . ents of in Theology ; .. ova. int►n►ce 12s. in boards. Eighth . Edition, in tilr4l,Avii_lsntrodu4tion to the Study of the in *ll4. „tontine of the " Elements." Printen separately, Bible, being the ► 4. venth Edition, price ss. 6d. ii► boards. ~ lust publi s h ed. rrice 7s• ex tra b oards, I\4ORALATRUHS and S TUDIES from NA chile TURA L T HIS I'ORY • intended as a S equel to the f t Wil e lourn4 , or Tales oeTruth. •,,,... . . i By MKS. COCKLE • 44,44.11 e ...omptler is entitled to praise for her manner f of ,lo tit 1 4 anti conneetilig these materials. Her plan or a 17i'14., 41 or Nary, to he kept by a little girl, is in it "lt g"d ' l We think that our young friends can glean nothing that hitinnottie pleasant and profitable train this publication."— ~ ~.I,l,ll.lteview, lan . its it. 14 Yo I" i 4 4 Very Pieper, amusing, and instrudive bank, 4 4 , unit people, and contains some elegant and lively spLet -1:4 oY"—British ethic, lath 181 t. Also by,the same Author, eXlir.a'bililercilsulenile lon ' Mal, dedicated to Lady Eden, 35. 6d. yotti Intportant Studies for the Female Sex, :40Ail:tlY.ol'ilistitielion, 7s. extra boards. addressed to a It 1, 15 :nal by C. Chapple 66, Pall- Mall i' . and I. Harris, . 441 s TiE s u • U 1: ►S 11.4 Y, FEBRUARY 28, 1811. vlcruiaLlNG OFFICE, Feb. 22, 1811. HE COWLAI.ISSIONERS for VICTUALLING rT - His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby &hie Notice, that on Tuescigy, the 12th of March next, they will be real, to receive Tenders in 'writing (paled up), and treat for the supply of what FRESH BEEF may be demanded far tbe use of His-Majeu's .Ships and Vessels at the Islands of Guernsey and yrrsey PTwelve Months certain, from the 2Ssh cf that Month; and furtheY until Six Months' warning shall be given on either side for the termi nation thereof ; and to be paid pi* Bills payable with Interest . Able()) Days after date, Tht Conditions of the Contrali may be seen'at the Secretary's O . Ace, at this OAT, or by applying to the Postmasters at Guern sey and sr) , respeelively, No regard will be had to any Tender in which t . he Price shall not le inserted in "word, at length, - 0 that shall not be delivered to the _Board before One p'Clcck on the said Tuesday, the 12th of Illar4 next, nor :unless the' Pens,: who makes the Tende r , or some Perron on his behalf, attends,' to answer wheecallea for. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter% * etroposin g the Nantes cf . two,,responsWe Persons willing to become board with the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of ,Cjoo. far the due per. f riralt . Ce of the Ccdttrahi. • _ . lIJAL,L.I.ING-U1.1 , 1C117 .; ' • Fe*. 26, Oki, • - r HE CO IMISSIO VERSJorVIGTU,I L LING 11 Ms MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the Sob of Mari next, they will be ready 19 receive' Tenders hi writing /sealed up) an.l treat with sutb Persons at,. may be willing to perfor m. t h e LIGHT ER,AGE for :the Ari t yi t Victualling Department at the Part of I.,,ndn, f t r Tlueive : 11:ntkr cestiin , ff,ar the 22nd nf April next, and further,unti4 Three Minths warning'sball be given on' either side for the minutien thereof, • • • • The Conditions of the Contrati may be seers at the Secteteny's qilice, at Nis Oifice, cr h j , dpriyin g to Mr. Coae, l at the "Irv; nitualling Premises at St, Catherine's. No iegard will be bai to any Tend,r 17t bi e the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that not be ilelivred to; the Board, before .oxe,.‘,'Clo•ck on the said Mato," the -cf March next, nor fittles4 tfle Pelsoll who takcs ‘ the: Tender, or' tonic Person on his behalf, attends to an,wer when,eaard for. Each Tender Must also be accontiani,d By a Later, propesing the !Vtnits of two r , .'tp;,nJible Persons *Ming tT lee , tne b,itne/ with /be Party.tenderk:g in the Irma Sum of lood. fl• the doe pelf.rm,,nce q . .tbe Cot:trod. • . CIIINGes PATENT. WORM LOZENGES. IXTORMS . . are the. most frequent 'sources of Chil l'. V drop's Ilis4scs.. Their symptoms every Parent And Guardian of Children should be acquainted with. They. oc casion Loss of 'Appetite, •a Paleness of the Colour of the face, Emaciation, - and irregular state of the Bowels, attend., ed after with violent pains uthey bring on Convulsions.; they atiCte.l.t he growth of theßody,and they prove fatal, by end ing in a ConsuMptiou or Decay. Both as a Preventative and Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me. dicitae is universally allowed,- pn i the. testimony ot the hisltest Cltaradere in this Country, both to rank and respeclability, to have oci'equat . ' public approbation, •g:ven to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful sic cess in their 0,111,11 Families, sta tups ilsfmetit beyond competi. tion,• and giveka sanction to , it, or which Iry other Medicine of the kind can boast. • Par'ents, - d'others who have the Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Family Me dicine to reot‘ to, whenever the Stomach or trowels of Chil dren are any !,y4y 4 -dkurdered, which it will always be tLund to telieVe' ""f`' 4 • sold, 4:dittirtililitind retail, , it • C hingund Ruder's. No. 4, Cheapsicle. -London and retail by most. Country Venders, in Bottles at zs. 9d. :ind Ss, 64, each. Of v.liofti our had, BEASELEY's FAMILY PLAOTER,.-for the Cure o; Safe Logs, Bruises.' Burns, 'Scaldsiuttatntnations, ltheu andchilhlains, price 2S. 6d. per..l4ox. • . , • l< FAL BLESsING TO MOTI-iLIiS ' • • I DOCTOR BUCHAN most pathetically de scribes the Siderings or Children while cutting their Teeth, a most dangerous period, at which time the Inmost attention.ought , ty b•: - paid them; particularly, at this critical season, when 'the Chin Cough and Meazies are so prevalent. If the irritation of the gums coine with any ol:her - disrlder very few infants recover.. Mothers Might never to be with out theAMEKICAN P in the Nur, sery ; for ifa Child wakes in the night with,painsin its G utnl this - valuabt-e Medicine applied, will immediately o.p,ai • fad pores, heal the Gums, tout thereby prevent fevers or convul. s t o p s . .I , 4lclits who, may. be :duOinus of the virtues or the Soothing S)rup, may refer to the different cases that have apt peared in tnis and other Papers. Since Mrs. Johnson has appropriated one hour twice a week, viz. fmnt nine to ten o'clock on Tuesday and Satur. day mornings, to the Poor' Who ,may have Children atllicied • in cutting.then Teeth, by . bringing 'a letter 'from a' hwise, keeper, thil• the Motheris a real objeel of charity, has made it so universally known, that cases k% mild be supertinous, as its yid ues aft: known in almost every family ,where there AN young C!;i iktren. To he ILO of the Proprietors, 1. Johnson and Co. 94,Netv. man• street, Oxford...street ; and Rdaileq,by.Goltling, Corn. Ne,o)errs, 'Paine-street, Duhlin•;, and by the prim- cipat - Meditind - Venders lit Town inid COuntry, gd. bottle. for Ready Money only. . • • N. It. lle sure to ask far Johnson's American Soothing Syrup. • . . T , , 1 TAN' LUI(, Surge,ii, No. o, New Itridge-street, London: • ' a i . Edinburgh, May a, Itioo. N the Spring of 1794 I was. -aillided with a 1. venvreid Complaint, which I, treated' with fo,r, fiyeiliontus ; but was • then obliged to apply to a ..egular 'Physician, who put a teropetary stop to 'the viru knee, ol"the Disease (by, mercurial applications) for &Mir . -but growing, in spilv ox all medicine. arum: cite advice th,.. first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worse . . a nd Worse 'fbi ti , i.Wyehts, I' was reduced to• a State almo.it tin: and' beyond aiic:FiPtinn,' being' an entire leper, until tut rated .frotn • head t , ) loot. y .tiiraat; mouth . arms, sc . ,!;„ h:we been at lernely ,in ohngervl becoming useless; in short, I have Iti,i."ftohl'• twenty to thirty eating , ulcer's On'ttir body, 'and' •;,rived would be ,volumnious to rize all my case—tiU:rit;e it to say, there ileVet was, or ;Nei will be, out. of amore ‘Liiiierous, or of a more compli cated.nature.. I was Ibng'iobkod upon by my friends, and iniagined Myself, ---beyond. all hopes of recovery; and, in -1,-vd,. in toy then. con4ition, death was preferable t o m) mire than miserable state. In this drladful situation diu I drag a most miserable -existence, till 'Divine Providence threw in my way a Newspaper containing, the case of a Mr, It. of Plymoiitll 77 -my mends. read it, I Could not.--1 sent and procured some of your . LP.AKEIt I'ATENI 1' 1 which; by using • ftom time to time, a m now, and have Icing been, (after more than , four years indescribable distress), in as good a state of health as. ever I enjoyed ; •-as a pr o of of this, I had a rine,. thriving, healthy child, born ti. nie a few months ago. In gratitude to'Griti; ar.d in hopes tij rendering my fellow-ereatum service,. I request you t,_ publish this; and you may •at any time refer persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, of further parti. culars*, to ma or my friends, hy• letter or person. . As few cases for badness ill ever eqUal,mine,' and none exceed it, I have from, experience every reas9ii to assure mankind, that in your LE A K E's PILLS they will find a sure, speed", sate, and radical' cure, the most dread fill stage of time Venereal Disease, which is' caiktL ." cop. r aft an Lues. ' 'I7IIO,MPS,ON. . • lnsurtneuutable family reapot,is prevent rnak.ing my name and address public: ; ' bat" etViitahle persiins really wanting - - information May alto be -referred .to me and m) friends by ,1"..1rt. S. clash, Kaurs'ay,A;ardens. V.dinbuigb, Prepared and Sold b) the Sole Proprietor, C. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College if Surgeon . in London, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street; Where he will give Advice: without it: fee,•to partarns tak. ui these and . will ausw,er patients letti:rs, if post. paid, on the same terms, observing iii all eases the most inviolable' secrecy, no person's name or case having bean mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Pro 4 prietur, during ,the coufse tit more thirty •six years, that he has had the ct - nidu:iing oh an'eoenAve ,:ale of the iibOve Medieitie, and the pradice •arising.therelrom. They are also sold by lit* ekppointinent, ior the cony,. nience ot those living at a distance, by. 6,1 r: .liaxter, South-Midge, Editthuti.thi Mr. li , hictlunaltVP"rinter;G:i t s. goivi to wilorn also Mr. T. t'eft:rs tot his address • at the Perturner's, N 0.35, St. Alhan's-street, Parli.niall%. Mr. Robertson'; Toy-shop, No. m 3 ,„,t) x f or d_ st r eet; Nil. ins. borouith's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill,' neatly opposite th e Mn.' nurnent Mr; Steel's, Bookseller, N0..1, Unino-row, • Littl e Towet-hillt M. Bull, Dante-street, and by one person in every considerable town in Great-Britain and in iiOXCS of only as. 9 a. cacti, -sraled up with full and plain direetio s ns,- whereby persons or caner Sex may cure themselves witrii!tise and secrecy. N. B. Every Box sold in Grett Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on Which, by 'favour 'of the Comrins skillets, is printed, at the Stamp-011ice-,'.' T. l'aylor,. No. 6, New lifidge-street,'' to imitate which is felony, and all others WC C.nutinxiril6. - 1 - • . the LONDUiV GiiZATTE, Feb. 2U, 18Li IVar,Office, Feb. 1811. sth Regiment of Dragoon Guatds, Joseph Mattison, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Christie, who retires: t3th Regiment of Light .Dragoons, Calatain'Wiltiam Serie, from the 24th Foot, to be Captain of a Tamp, without purchas:, v►cc Morn*, prollioted in the 9th Light 'Dra goons, - 16th t)ttfo, Comet Charles r. Bishop to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dudley, promoted in the 34 Oh loon Guards. . . Ditto, Comet and Adjutant --- M'Cartneyl to have he rank of lieutenant: 24th Ditto, Lieutenant (ohn Kearney, from the igth Light I)ragoons, - tope Captain of•a Troop, without purchase, vi. e Covell, pfernoted. Ist kep,iinent of Foot' Guards, Ensign 'Turner Grant to he Lieutenant, by ptircitase, vice Wymilmin, promoted iii . the. rylith Fusn, Captain Benjamin Chalk:wood, horn . the - 4111 West India fteginient, -to IA Lieutc. . . . This Day WAS published, p r i ce 3s. 6d, The Second Eduion enlarged, - of A. SHO'RT sTATEN , LENT tie 'TRADE ,in ;EX - GOLD BLI EL tON, she nig — the true Causes of the 'general Scarcity and consequent high Price us that weciuus Metal ; also demonstrating that tile Notes of the dank of • England are not depree;aterl. ' By (OLIN THEODORE ROSTER, Esq. • Member of the" Royal Ataderny of Sciences' d Lisbon. Printed at Liverpool by HArris Brothers, fur T...Catiell and W. Davies, Strand t sold also by ItobiLson, Liverpool. , CHES'I'ER.FIELD BL/tiIESQUED. •' Dedicated to George Colman, the yoUn i ,;er, Esq. This. Day In One Volume, small Bvo. With ten Engravings, by Row. landson, price 6s. ji) boafdi, HESTEgVIELD BURLESQUED or, School for, Modern Manners. A New Edition, being the Third. " The better sort should have before 'eat " A fi,ace, a manner, a ciecoruni."—Bu r LER. " 0 refilpUli ! illOreS I " I iN " The times are out Of joint s: o.cursett spire, " That ever I was born to set right." . . • SItAASP EA It E. London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. tit, Cheapsidc ; and suit! by all Booksellers. Where inay . be had; Chesterfield's Advice. as. This Day was punt:shed', • ~ A New Edition, being the Sixth, revised-and enlarged, price s. 6d. in hoards, THE DICTIONARY a QUOTATIONS in. most frequent :use, taken chiefly trom the Latin and French, but comprising tnany froin,thc.Creek, Spanish, and Italian Languages. This Compilation is intended for the -use of. the Englisl. 'Readet, Wit), not being acquainteci with any other Language, is interrupted .ancLembarrassrd,- even in the pe , usa I of tkc Daily lournals, by such Pliras.i as the foll ow in g :7-Air:limn interneciouni, cui bona, hors de combat, status quo, uti pot. sidetis, 34c. these and many thousands o 1 6rcater will be found in this Work, and the Reference as easy as to an abstruse Word in lulnion's Dictionary, To such • Read• era this Work will give information not to be tonal else where. Printed for Wilkie and Robinson, 57, Paternoster-row. A WU RI.: li.xplanatory ot sevel.ll 1 ) 0111l$ in the present contest concerning J.' It IVELL This Day was published, .A In Two Volumes 12i, price 16 8 . b oar d s , THE BRITISH C ONSTITUTION, analpied ,by a Reference to its Hi story ; b y a Summary or De. tail of its most Salutary Laws; and by a Sketch of the Go. verninent of Great Britain, as a PeeraKe, au+l De niacin) ; with their conjoint or, separate Prerogatives and Being a succine( Apcount ot their Dependence upon or their Independence ()leach other, whether judically . or politically , The whole, comprising a , C9lll pei)diUl7l of jurisprudence essefitially necessary for the Information ot every .llnton ; carefully co.upilett. -from Authentic Oben. aunts. By a:DOCTOROF LAWS. Printed for Chopple, Pall -inAl ; Longman and Co.. Pa tornoster-rmi, ; and sold b'y all ihe IlooLellers tit the U►tited A 150, .: • - , tst. The QUe4tiOn oonsictereti,,!‘, flas the lIQUSE , of Coin 'mons a right of Committal to, Prison ?" by L.A. liurn.ihy, Esq. 2s. fxl. ,I, 2(1. An Anssver to the Argutneitt of Sic F. Burktett, by A. Ficckiel • Esq - Ts ' . , - • :1 ,/ [PititE SIXII2NCE ilitl,rlTEN N • nant, vice Murray, who exchanges. Thomas St a rke, Gent. to be Ensign, by pnrchasb, vice ..int. Samuel Lambert to be Adjutant, vice Nluriay. Coldstream• Regiment of Foot Guards, Thomas Maynard, Gent. to be Assi , tant-urgeoit.'Vice Owen, su!,,,N -2d Regiment of Fout, F nsign Andrew•Black i flout the eth Foot, to be, Lieutenant, without purchase. • Sth Ditto, Samuel lllyth, GeWt, to he Fitsign, without per chase..vice Black, promoted ismhe 2cl Foot. Litt' Ditto, Lieutenant (oho Gedige'CUx to be Cart - ant. uf Company, without purchase. ,Li,euten a nt H. W. Martyn , to be ditto. • To be Lieutenants, withpitt . purchase. Ensigns ratnes Stewart, lames Christian, john Giles vice Cot, Fish u,l l'ilkingtoti, vice Martyn. To be En . sies, without purchase. • • ftobert;.Atidley Housman, Gent. Vice • Stewart. ' Richard (.ung, Gent, vice Chiistian..': William Trimble, u tt i t . vice Giles. • ' • • 18t11 Regiment of Foot, 'Lieittenant George Stuart to be Cap, taro of a ...ornpohy, vice Hoy, :teceiseit. 2sth Ditto,- Brevet Lieutenant-Coltinel F. P. Scott to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sicw,itt,•deeeascci • 3oth Ditto, Lieutenant .Wjiliain Stewart to be Captain of a Company; without' rutchase, vice C. William, n, " painteif to'the'-th - Battalion, .42,1 Ditto.. Lieutenant loam tiendersun to be Captain of a company, : without purehise, vice Westlak.; whir retire;. F.nstg - n David ilarclay to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice I lel.storsoli. . • 4311 i)irto„George Hood, Gent. to beEnsign, by purchase, vice Stitelien , On, promuted. SW Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Sinel)ie to,be Captain oft Corn. t pally, without puichastr. Ensign H. Re•hl to be lieutc runt,Without• purchase. Ensign Kennerly to be ditto. Serjeani Major Wi .to be .Adjaitaut {with theirank"-ot Ensign), 'vice - fterthedy-, who resigns ilia Adjutancy. 63d Ditto, William Davey, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Church, promoted, ' 67th Ditto; Lieutenant Cohn c:tryphell to he Copsaitt.of Cdirjpany, withbut Otireliase, vice`,:ix well, promorel. Lieutenant Switt Armstrong; lrom the 96:11 Foot, to Di ditto, without putt*t!e. • To be Lieutenants, without purchase, Ensign Alexander Medi! EnSignlttnes Adair ; .Ensign r,l Enter Baynharn. fram the 6th GarrisiM 13attalion. "I'd be,Ensigns, without purchase. William Moore Harrison, Gent. Delamain, Geht. vice Nicoll. Foster Fyans Gent, vice Adair. • 6i3th Ditto, William Fry, Gent. t o tie :E ns i gn, b y purchase, vice Stbptord, promoted. • , 72i Reglnient of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without witch:ore. • • Ensigns Moses Campbell; j. H, Atkinson ; Willi a m Mac ketizse; Tatrick ; Henry William 'Maxwell Braidwold ; lames Burn • W.' I . Wall; :And w Colin Macdonald, frothe tooth Foot. To be Ensigns, withoUt purchase.- • George, Wellings., Gent. , v i c e Campbell, Thortsas. lames, • CbAt vice Atkinson. Petl•r NLicke;siie, Cent. vice Mic kenzie David Manson, Get t, vice Macdougall. Du ..„ollCampbell,'Gedi, vice Maxwell. • Charles Archbold, Gent. vice 14.ddwoott. Alexander Maclean, Gent. vice -• Buht. Stirling Gent. vice ‘Vall. 73d Ditto, Ensign Martib Muipliy to he Lieutenant, withiut el Archatte... Wentwortit, Gent, to be Ensign; vice Murphy: . 77th Ditto, john Fyler, Cent. to be Ensign, without mit- Chase. vice ‘Vilsois, 'promoted. 7Stli • Dit to,' Lieutenatit4Colonel - Sir Edward M. Ryan, frens the Id Garrison battalion, to be Lieuteuant.Colonel, vice Macdonnell; who exchanges. 79th Merit, 4 Frtii.:ll - F. Roberta-1n to he Lienienant, without pure,bise,, vice Davidson, promoted, . Volunteer ' lames Hall to -be Ensign.. vice Robet,son. Lieutcolrit Kennet:l Cameron to be Adjutant, vice Davidson, promoted • Both Ditto, .Hespital- Mate Anntew Nicoll so be Assistant- Surgeon: 86th; Ditto, Hospital-Mate Thomas lames Whar;ie to AssistAnt-Surgeon, vice Clarke, who resigns. losp.ial- Mate Robert Henry Bell to be ditto, vice Blicke,.allpoint eil on the StatE 99th Ditto, lames Butler, Gent. to be Ensign, witli. , ut pur_ chase; vice MaStermann, ,proinoted in the tat Garrison Battalion. .I•4th Ditto, Alexander Coll M'l)onnell. Gent. to be En. sign, without purctiase a ,vice : Al.D oni m ld, promoted eta the 7tlF s o t ot 4th IVe India Regiment, Captain Charles Murray, front the tit Foot. Guards, toibe Captain of a Company, vice Cliarlewoosl, who exchanges. Chasseurs Lieetenant Charles Myl;eu to be Captain of a , Company, with temporary rank: Lieu tenant Alphonse . Lebrettache to be ditto, with tenipbrai y rank. ; To be Lieutenants Ensigns Louis Thiballier. E. Julien. Frederick de Sunhary„. lean de Sesta. L. A. Du vice Mylius. To be Ensigns—Alexander Schmlll, Cent. vice Thib a lli er . Srymkatli, Gent. vice Julien. Louis Siinoneau, Gent. vire de . Suithary. !kin; William - Von Dalniaini, Gent, vice de Begot; ist Garrison I3attalion, Ensign Martin Maher to be Lieu tenant, vice O i trea, deceased. Ensign Willi - am Thonias Mastermann, from the 99th Foot, to he ditto, vice ATM strong, apppiiiteil to .rims 12th Royal .Veteran Battalion. Robert Alexander, Cent,, to he Ensign, vice Maher. ... Ditto, - Lieutetiant Colonel Pines 141aeclorinell Irons the 78th l•oot, to he Lieutenant-ColoneL vicesir E. M. Ryan, who exchanges. ]ohn Ninny, Gent. to be linsigq, vice e.tinali, promoted in the lam Royal Veteran,Bat. tat ton. stli•Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Graham, , train the 833 th Foot, to be Captain_ot a Company, vice Hort, appointed to the latli Roy,il Veteran battalion. t 6th Ditto, john Bower, Gent. to b e En s i gn, vice Baynharn; promoted in , the 67th toot. • • ist Royal Veteran Battalion, Assistant.Surgeori, Robert Gazefey, front the 6th Veteran Battalion, to he.rissistaiit. Surgeon; Vice Spence, who exchanges. 6th Ditto, Assistant. Surgeon William Spence, troni the ist Veteran battalion, to be Aasistaut.Surgeon, Gaulev, who exchanges. tattt Ditto, Captan 1. 0. Hort, fro m the ith Garrison hat. ration, to be Captain of a-Comp a ny. Royal< Newfoundland Fencibles. Ensign J. Garden to be Lieutenant. vice Giltillan, deceased. Thomas Ss.ant, iid„ to be Ensign, vice Garden, STAG F. Colonel Lachlan Maclean, on Flall.pay of ttte 6-th Foot, to be Quarter-Master-General to the Forces. serwin 4 .niutrr the General Officer commanding his Niajest's ForLt:s cat the Windward and Lecwant island Stattuil, vice Niapt. General Gledstanes, who resigns. GARRISON. . ' R o yal. t, e Assistant-Surgeon William Walters fro the 7th Roy e terah Battalion, to he Assistant:m, Surgeon to the Q.drischt of Libraltar, vice Martin, cashiered. - HOSPITAL STAFF. Assistant -Surgeon George Vertneulin, frtnn the Cape- Regi. meta, to be AsSbr.int-Suritiont . ito the hoielga 114 1 , 0 c, Thomas Bolton, Gent, to be tiospital.Nlate tor C.4in - 44i Service. Austin Dickenson, Gent, to be ditio. • • The King's German Legion. ad light Otignons; Gentleman Cade; Gratin n. be Cornet, vice /Incliner, who resigns. 3d Ilittalion of the Line, Ensign habits. Pritickrfinn, trolp the. Bth - 134E011,n - I of the Line, to be Braons. gilt Ditto, Caiiet Serjeant Franz, Schtnits to be En,l,:,n, vit.e...litinckinana, appointed to the Oiltwitc,n of up Line. The Duke of Brunswick Geis' Corps. Infantry, Lientenant Henry' von Branderstein to be C4Rtaifi :o f a Company, with temporary rank s vice Dotianiutz, ' EAST 11VD14 IiOUSE, • *, •,. Fe 6.. ad; 18 11. • • „.. THE CO URT of DIRECTORS of thq UNITED CoMP4NY of ENCL4A',O :nao Yug to'tbe EAST INDIES do berg& give I\ l 4ire, hai at Ile Qliarterly Geneiai suit tft6e ap tointel to be held on the z; to of Marcb next, a titotitat be mule, r • • That Mr. WM. COLLINS I:ICKSON, late of the Madras Civil Establishment, be permitted to lellifil with his Rank to India. II 71-I, Li 41e1 RA.iOSrIY , Sec. • bgi