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' . .... , .. . ..• • , 'k'-"k i e;4l ~~ 1, ~~4~ 06 -IE7I-- / ..._.--, - NVMBER 7821.] f , ; ,~i' [I.EVENPENC 1?, 1 7 111. WEST'S 'PICTI.RES, CHRIST:RNA6CTEII-,-.&e. &e, TIRE PUBLiC respeci!tilly informed, tLit A. this GALLEitV will O,OSE for it few Davy ,on SA -I.I7UIIDAY, the I Itft of October, anti E-OBENEJ) un tioNDAy, t e 20th of October, with Mr. WEST's New TiEt ore; DME, - 1 ON THE PAT.EI4OItsE. . , By Order, c'T - IARLES SMART, Secretary. 125; Sept. 27, :817. PUBLIC-11 . IOS. :26,4 Dit to, frfrom rail% triy the Regimen+, to he Lientenant, vic e cal ~an, win) . excban:l,-s,', receiviog4he diffee : elice..'Etisgn Ed ~;terl Ireland ekty!ield, from half pay .of the 71,st. 1 , ,,0t, I, be: Ensign; . .vice NVilli.am (Actinic, who . ekcilaat,',s, ieeciving thedifkr,:nce. This Day wa4 pu4lished, in One I'olowe, 12mi)._price . ss. iu boards ! .09 *econd: Edition of T' IIE 1NV151131,E HANO: a Tale. •-. ,By W. CLATIstiN. • Printed for T. Cadell acid W. Davies, Shand; and J. Hat chard, - LORI) AMHERsT'S MISSION TO CHINA. MESSRS. 1-10 ATM have received TEN POUNDS from OiF.)ltD, and have done as was desired.. On Wednesday next, the lst : of October, will be published, hand ,, nuely printed in .One Volume, 4to. tinifornilY with Sir George Staunton's Account of the former Embassy, il lustrated with Maps, a POrtrait of Lord 'Amherst, and Seven Coloured Plates of Views, &c. price 21. 9s. ilk JOURNAL of the PROCEEDINGS of the Buristi HmBASSY to the E7.lPEltOlt of CHINA. .ttA PT Plana PIC 7 7 1 LI. 1 YAR D, Sept. 20, i l7. THESE are to give Notice, that on Thursday, •-•• the 9th of October ne.tt, at Tot o'Clockin the Forenoon, lie put up to PUBLIC SALE et Ili* Majesty Vic tualling Yard. , Deptford, in notrlry Lots, a considerable Stuantity of the ,following, articles now lying in the said By HENRY ELLIS, Esq. Secrriary of the Embassy, and Third Commissioner. Prir,ted fin' iotir4 vitizAY, Allitipaitc-;;trect. Ya r el, Blankets, Corerlets. Coats, Waistcoats, lireeches, Trow *ars, IVogl:ett and Linen Drawers, Caps, Gowns, Shirts, &Ur:haws, Old Linen, Fiock Beds, Bedsteads, Bed Curtains, Head,Cloths, a quantity of Horse-hair, and sundry nn>t'riccahle Uttnsils, etc. &e. &c. di Deposit of 251. per cent. is to he made upon the amount oreitchLot at the time (!f e ale, and the remainder of the par- Offal —mow,/ paid • &Are the Stores are removed', Ar which leurpv.se,Steen working: days will he allowed front the day fof c'l,e; unless the Stores are taken away Et itAin that pe riod, t,i!..y are to remain the property of the Crown, and the de:a,sit money of the Purchasers to" be forfeited, as ins'ex tension of time beyond the- se l uiw days, on am, account, 4 gramta. f'1,;717.11,L1NG-OFFICE, Sept. 19, ISI7. T UB C0,4,11/88 , 10 NERSfor PICTUALLING His .11.1JESTY N-IVY dohereby give Notice, Thai on Tuesday, the :30:h Instr:nt, they will. Le - ready to receive renders tai Irrit lag peeled up), and treat for One Hundred awl _Aim) of Ne.W ST0171: IRON PLATE HOOPS, $* 6 e ; rrrcl front Oh!. Broken, and Bent Pieces of Iron /loops now ren4ainiv ix his Majesty's Vie tut-dlio.T PrelttiV.'S at tkottard ; to be delivered in the •Ipt:ce :of ; Six /J' eks, b,. wee 4 , 1 y propOrtions, into .the tnalleng ; S,!ores .ot that pa.ee ; 4:nd to he paid for by Bills Poyaltr, without Int , rest, sisYy 'law after date. The 6itc.ti;ions vrthe Con:ract *toy a seen at the Sten.- tary's Office.. • .No regard will be to " render in which the Price e/thtl not be inserted in ,currle at length, w: that shall not be cie.livcred to the Board One . o . ' Clock . on the said etc'', the 30th Instant; nor unle..s.s. tie -Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to an wer when called far. Eaci .7'ender must also be accompanied ?)y.aZetter.signed 7,1 e() responsiG.'e Per4oll4, engaging t‘," Oecvme (thund the Party tezulcring, in the Peiud Sun& of 5601 for the due perith4nadee of the Contract. VC:TU..II,I,ISG OP ICA,. Sept. 16, 1.8t7. Tiinr o VISSION.TRS for 1 - ICTEILLINr , His 3WESTY'S 1V..11 7 Y do hereby gire that on Friday-, the 24th (2t- October n'.rt, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sea up), and trait rritk aucloPeisons4o will:undcita4, - C to su r -yry (nt separate Con trako),ttllAsy.:4(2arty,tliiefscsi SEA Prt,',WISKINS and FELES 13EIT.F.rts,"hrzy be rep(reff ft , r r his, Mafr,oy'eShips aint . t",s - s'e, 7 ,s- at J'AMALCA and NEW I'IMI'IDENCE, during the cprce 4914hi,-el,ee Months certain ; theArnier front th'e:Zrst o' cenzifer next, and thc latter fims the Vth vi January fol aint.lartheupgil Six !Months', fk:ainiog, 441 be eirnl e i fur the tArazination of the Contract's the Conditions of which may be seen at the Secrflarq's Office. An regard will be and to any Tender in which the Price shall , ndt •he ineerted ut words - at tenVh, or that net be delivered to the Board 'before pnP o'Cleck on the said Friday, the,24th of 9cloher ne.Fl,7q; nnleTs the Person wh i snakes the Tender, of some Person on irk hehaff, attends to ans.nre ;viten enlledfor. Nor will any Tender for the Sea Provisions contrarf Curt contains extravagfrn. prices upon sortie articles, and Fir , : =melt tf , real value upon others, be censidcred es proTer to be azirnityd. Each reader must be gecoinpanied ! , y a Letter signed b - s• teo reiponsible Pert ons, : engoging !`r, become. bound with the Party tendering - , in the 15,0Cr31. fur the dtte: pr.)forntanee of the Conti- f:et for Sca Provis .tynr,, ant( of 1,q)91. for the Fresh Bell Contrgct. VICTCALLINCS OFTtI E, Sept. 16, 1517. /THE. CO.AMISSIQN!:;its io; ViCTU \L LING his MAJESTY'S-NAVY do hereby givc Notize, .ready TUESDAY, theist of October iiesZ, they will he ready to reoeive Tenders in writing„ sealed up, and treat Li the Sale of The PREKISES'at I,TALLEYFIFLD, in" the immediate vi ninit'y ofPerinyettick, and neighbourhood of Edinburgh, with the soveral Buildings and Eryetions thereon, lately uceopie(i Depfit for Prisoners of W.lr t an,t 0 'af The TWO DWELLING HOUSES on the high Grounds immediately adjoining the ahove . Preinises, which were oven: , riert by the Agent and, .Surgeun of the Mitt, with the Gronnds surroundi ng the-same. rphe DepOt Premises were formerly used, as an extensive Paperlqairafactory, fur which, or any otheranariufactoing purpose, they are wCII calculated, haring a. mast ahundant supely:of Water, and rontaining creusire Mines ofl-uild iogs .01 various descriptiOns: and the Howes,. which.were Lately erected, arc ve:y cnaith,,,!itins and well finished. further, particulars may he lipown. by apPlying to Mr. .Air,;;lnder,Munro„ at Valltytield,, who will chew the. Pre- raises, aufl ppint out tbei rrespect ire BounOario. Perspns;thsped to to. 7 coloy Purchasers !Ton this occasion =ay ofler t either for the . whole Depot and for t:ie ing-Houses conj ly, ur for the 1) pit "A'S ▪ hum. lionscs, or If ,;r both of the OwL!;i:ig 1-Couses sepnote from. the •Drpot Premises, ht their option ; onseirring, bowery's, that toy titte r Ibe received io , ivhich, stLr• plice sh4lllilif be inserted erds at lent:th, or, that • not lte duiirered te. the Board 'before One ',thick on' the sew' ;fit day the next ; nor unless die Person who 'liaises the Tender, ot•soniu Person ou s his behalf attends to unsw tr when culled fin-. CONTILICT FOR RE-.ILINUP.ICTITRING OLD MIXED ME T.,1 L NAILS. • Navy-Office, Sept. 20, i S 17. THE PRINCIP.II. OFFICERS and Co 31- - miss] oNEUS of EIS .11.1JESTf's NA KY do hereby give Votive, that on IPetinesday, the ist -October next, at One o'clock, the' will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be Willing' to Contract for taking OLD NAIL METAL from his Majesty's Yards at Deptford, Irootwieh, Chatham, and Shierness; and Re-manufactur ing t'ie Rome into NEW MIXED METAL NAILS. Patterns of the Nails, and a Form of the Tender, may be seen at this Wee. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock, on the day of Treaty, nor any 'teased, unless the parts', or an Agent for him, attends. Ever?, Tender must be eccompanicd by a Letter ratiressed to the Nana hoard, and signed in two responsible Persons, • engaging to become bonnet with the Person tendering, in the Sam of 5,0001. for tic due perfiwaioneo of the Contract. THEATRE o - F ANATOMY, MEDICINE, Su. Blenheim-street, Great Marlborough-street. - THE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES at this School will begin on the following) Jays : ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, rind SUIRG - ERY, by Mr. BROOKES, daily, at Two, on WED4SESDAY, October 1 Dissections as usual. CHi!.MISTRY, MATERIA MEPICA, &c. daily, at Eight in the Morning; THEORY, and PRACTICE of PHYSIC at Nine, with Exlminations, by Dr. AGER. , on , MONDAY, Octohes 6, 18 17. Three Courses are given every, year, each occupying nearly tour Mon; hs. Further particulars may be known from Mr.. Brookes. at the Theatre; or from Dr. Age!, 69, Margaret-street, Caven dish-square. A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA. IN FOUR. F r NSIIIONABLE and mc4t:Elegant COATS cut and made in a superior manner, of the best Super fine Cioth, from .31. Os. to 31. tes.; Waistcoats,: front Bs. to 145.; Double-milled Cassinun - e Bereclics,• 11. owsers, Cheap in proportion. A variety of Shooting .Jackets, Hunt file; Coats; also Box, Currick, and Dririn;.Coats and, for the convenience of Gentlemen traveilit.g, a variety is ktpt ready-finished, or a suit made in, four hours. St'rrsnts' Live ries 41. 10s. comviete. business of this !noise tieing' wholly dune with ready-money, enables the Proprietors t o submit the above advantaviouiTerms to the Publie;•wllich is not less than flout 30 to 4M per Geist, No. 183, Fleet-street, four dotirs east of Chancery-lane. ** Merchants and Captains wantinglarge tinant it ies, hind a gr.at advantage by ap l , :• : lug as above. TOE LOTTERY. SIX PRIZE( OF` Ti.vFNTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! ONLY 7000. NITM:W.RS, NEARLY TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK, And the Chance of One Number obtaining the innale , l , e of Em . frf Ti-v)tisAND POUNDS. Fqod :f!'t 'Odic at ti.ntion to the greatly improved principle t Lotteries; ere the Ell's. to r^talihsis t whereby, with a fribtrin the price 'of tlie Ticket, and an int raie in tilt' ainount,of the Money distributed in Prizes, the Vain.. the Chance tr , :t every i - urchaser is very considerably enhanced. An -attentive prrirsal o f the `chenle aill show.that sae Value of each Ticket is Increased L. 4. whereby every Purchosr hefore the First Day; and np to the 3d Deceinliur, can, at. the !worst, lose oily About One - third of ‘the Cost, independent of the great increased Chatic , s of 4.... P4geS. . L. 9-0 .00 . i 5:...... 480,00 tl 15,,00 ....30,000 2 - 5,000 2 1,050 :000 20 The Fir4t,drawzt 1..t5,0p0 to have L.s,(.loo_Nloney more. TICKET and !':ll:l:llz.S % ffir the N! , :W (;RA:` , l) I.oT whictl will Lornmenee Urawin4 on the 7th NOVEYI - ere Srlling• p t rir fortunate Offices, No. 37, Corn- It, Holborn, 3e, Elayinarket, and 141, Oxford-street ; whe,re• No, 2,:377, • Prize of 20,01101. w a s Sold in Shares Last Lottery,' together with several inn:or Prizes, and Eleven Ca pitals in the last Contract. .M. E DICIN TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London El.t\Ot'RWi SLR, LBEG leave to inform you, that ever. since the year Me, I bad been afflicted with thelies Vetterta; fi4in it , obstinately resisting erery course ot medicine orescrii.el by the roost eminent of the faculty here, mid un dergoir..: s e veralsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appeal to be of the most inveterate nature. Its the spring of last year my disersler bad got to such a bead; as nearly to put a period to rs4e - itistence--4 had a large ulcer on the crown of my hod, ,we on each arm, and my.legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a state of dice: Minn for the laSt seven years; my left had also two l..rge wines oss it, was very much discoloured, and gave ro.• sech excrucia:ing pain, particularly when warns in lied, is oearly to de', , rive nie of rest ; iu this lamentable state, 1 recomitiended• by Ur. .1. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here), to tithe swot . Lea Le's Patent Pills, wicieh I began to do on toe 2t411 of May ; in the eourse of a fortnight I began to receive benegt -in little more than a iionth the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soim after, tbc.sores ces my legs healed also; leaving, : how ever, consieerahle discolouration in the skin, - and pain in the hone of the left, which, by the bleating of Grid, au, a little biker perseverance in par invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, the nocturnal pains gradually going off. 7-1 thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all ni'Y your complaints—have recoVered my former Spirits • aind strength, and ant become lolly stud fat, in which state has og contioued many inonths,.to the astonishment of all who knee me, I ant at a loss in - what terms t» express my gnit'it ode, but beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this nty case as public as possible, as I shall. on every ocea.- ion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your graie.ful, phedisnt, very bumble servant, ALEX. MLIKKER. Swan's Close, lligh7street, Edinburgh. Wltuesses to the above.Ctire,:— lohn 'll-‘rapsoo, N0 . .3, New. P/Mlti'y Market,- Edinburgh; - John Wrist ~ sll, 014 Assembly Clove; Vinbill'gh. - Vre;.ared and sold by the soU-Proprietor ' THOMAS Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at . his !rouse, - :tide litulgo-street, LohdOn; *hoe, after a cOirstant residence Of MOrellniii 40 years, a iiraCtiee parti cularly directed to the cure •Of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that-inviolable secrecy which men of his Frolcsaion should always observe in Stich cases, he - tlatter thi: advice and assistance he adnauisteris to persons taking this I,e cat& med, by a discerning Public, pti an advat.tage seldom altai hide, vOiil of all ansiAgriit y. - A sold, by for the convenience of thou tiring at a distance, at the Tovshop, No. ia.l; Oxford-street; Mr. Dishorinigh's, No. 7, fisli,street-hill; Mr. !Porters, Sotith-livid;i;e, Edinburgh; hli. Cali sells, Dublin ; and by Ohe pemin in every considcrehlt than in Great 13l'it , Litt Ireland, in boxes oPonty 3s"..`9'd: eat ri,stauriwa, and sealed "P w th full and plains. directions, whereby. persons, of eithe r thay cure the:fisaT es with ease, speed; secrecy, and safety. PIANO•FORTES. CAPITAL Grand Horizontal, 'by Broachircirid and Son, 45 Gainels, cost 75; Square Piano, I Gni nerts ; ditto,- at 21 Guineas, good as new; ditto, with three Drawers, quite now, for 30 Guineas. 'iso one of the best toned Cabinet Piano-Fortes, stands well in tone, with two Pedals, Silk Front, good as new, for .38 Guineas' ' Shopprice So ' Gnineas.—Ma. be seen at the °wares Mr. %VA'I'LEN, No. 5, Leicester-place, by daylight.—Packing Cases can be !rid rep sonable. LEGACIES TO RECEIVE. Imuner, in •he Colima:ing RELATIVES of the hot Mr. JAMES COOPE, of Northen,.Che shire, _ viz. The Children of EDMUND nrroN, by MARTHA, his Wife, late of Shipeletich, in the Parish of Middleton, in the County of Litneaster—llte Children of John Coupe, of Mans field W oo dh ouse . in the County of Nottingham—The Widow of William t•oope, late -of Worksop, in the Comity of Not tintham. and her Children by WilliamCoope—Thomas Coupe, of Thou Ilv, in Vie Comity of Lincoln, or his hildren—James ('pope, of Neitherlanewich, in the County of Nottingham, and i his Children—The Children of Joseph W o lgt o ph o h n e, late of the Cre.cent Sidford—The Children of Sa Mud %Vol stonholnie, , ;; • C of near Manchester—The Chil dren ut - ,o,t,,,hole i n i i, late of Newton—Humphrey. Hopki - n. •if Bidstiver. the.Connty of Derby, and his lVidow a tot Cliilthren— Simon Andrew Young. of Sheffield, in 'York shire, mid his Widow and Children—James Crawshaw, of Ito t bet-ham, in YOlk4!lire, or his Children—The Chihli - ea of Ri oiard n owo; . o f Whitcliiireh, in the County of Salop, by Marc, the Daughter f Andrew and Sarah AVarminghatn, late of Mar che.ter—who tire income entitled to certaio Legacies ureter th e Will of the said iyir.Coope, on the death of his Widow.(which happened on the 2611) of January last). Now ;i ll th e a h o y° persons are hereby again - required to lodge and stilt , t:tntiate their respective chlinic to the said respective Le g- tries, with rrooer C. rtaniates. Registers. and other Docu flows, on or bulore the Silt day of March next, otherwise t Claims will he fin felted and .Irwt, and the Mmiey di vided according to the direction of the said Will. For f-trither information and particulate, apply to Mr. Adam Faidkuer, Barton-upon-Inv.-ell, near Eccles, in. Lanca shire; or Mr. Samuel Jachson, loughsend, Withrington, near ilatichtister, surviving - Trustees and Executors . under the said Will; or at Mu'. Foulkes, of MaGeheiter. Franz the LoNDoN GAZETTE, Sept. 27, 1817 Carlton-Muse, Sept. 23, 1817. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has been plea'sed to appoint the Right Honour.Able William Gordon, commonly called Lord William Gordo3, to be Receiver-General of his Royal Highne , s'S Duchy of Cornwall, in the mum of the Right Hon,Si!..lolin NPNlalum, lart. deceased. `lT'ar-Ogre, Sept.l7, 1817. His Royal Highness the Prinee.Tegent has been pleased, in the name and ma the behalf of Ins Majesty, to api rove of the 20th Regiment of root being permitted to hear on its-olques and appuintnients, in addition to any (Alter badges or devices which May•have been heretofore granted to- the Reziment. the words, `• rennet,"' and " Orthes," iii conseAnenec of the distingnished services of the Regiment in the Pyfenees, in the month ofJune, 1813; and at Chilies, in the month of Fehruary, 1814. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. The Prince Regent has also been pleased . to 'approve of the 3d Battalion of the 60th Regiment being permitted to bear on its .colours •and appointments the word, " Martinique," in commemoration of the diitinguished gallantry displayed by the Battalion in the descent .upon Martinique, on the Bth February, 1809; And of the 88th Regiment 'thing permitted to bear on its colours and appointments the Words "•Tala ve a," " Busaco," " Fuente d'llonor," " cuidad Rodrigo," " Salamanca," Orgies," atilt "Toulouse," in cons utenitira, lion of the distinguished services of the 88th Vtgiment in the battle Of Talavera,- oil 27th and 28th July. 1809 ; in the action of Misaco, on the 27th September, 1810; at Fuentes d'llottor, on the 3d May, Isl 1 ; ;Lillie siege Of Coidad Rod the month of January, 181'2; in the battle of St.l 7 lainanca, on the 22d July. 181.2; at Orgies. in February, 1814; and in the attack of the position covering Toulouse, on the loth April, 1814. Tritr-ggice, Sept. 9.7, 1617. Ist Regiment of Life _Guards, Lieut. John HA, from half pay of the 13th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet and Sub- Lieutenant, Vice Edward Finch, whp exchanges.- 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards ' Alexander Stuart, Gent. to be C o rnet, 14 purchase, vice Byrne, promoted. • • 6th Ditto, .Tulin Guy EvereJ, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Living, promoted in the 15th Light Dragoons. 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Humphrey O 1 me, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Steyeart, promoted in - the 1000 Foo t._ - - 14th Ditto, Lieut. Robert Carr Hammond. from half-pay of the Ritgimcnt, "to be Lieutenant, Vice Francis Hall, who exchanges. - Lieut. William Wilton. from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Gardiner Hum phreys, who exchanges. 47th Ditto, Cornet Oliver De Lancey to be Lieutenant, with out pnrehase, vice Grevillt, deeeased. Ensign .1.11: Nixon. • from half-pay i f the .15; Foot, to be Cornet, without put chite, vice Dc Lancey. 1,6t1t Ditto, Aretas Akers, Gent.. to be Cornet, by parchase, vice Farrar, who retires. _ _ _ 20th Ditto, Captain Edward Wildman, from half-pay of the 7th Light Dragoons,to he Captain of a Troop, vice 'rhos. Richardsm, who exchanges, receiving .1 Ise (hire rt IICC. 24th Ditto,Lieat. Robert Jones, trout half-pay' of the 24th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Thomas isop, wins ex changes. Cornet George Berwiels to '-he .Lieutenant, hy purchase,vice Valiant, promoted in the N7th Foot. Coldstream' Regiment of Foot Guards, Brinckman Broad head, Gent, to he Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase,. vice Korttight, promoted in the 93d Regiment. 3d,Regiment of Foot; Lieutenant Thomas Evernden, from halt-pay id the Reginient, to he Lieutenant, eke William :fitment, wto qchitoges, receiving the ditlerenee. • IGth Ditto, lieutenant William Giant, from half-pay of the . Regiment, to he Lieutenant, vice Charles Eytv ic , who ex changes, reiying the difference. 17th nit t o,•Naior Alcklander Beck, fro, the 67th Foot, to be Major, zsintrouns, who exchatio:s. 21st Ditto, Leut. William James Sutherland, from of •the Regiment, to, be First Lieutenant, vice Charles Minter, whi exchanges,. receiving the iligetence. Marcus -Beresford, Sent. to he Second Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Strettd, who reti r es, . . , 3 ••:•ti Ditto, Ensign Charles P.tunley.• from the with Foot, to rite -Liar.let, WhO - 6:, - 'hankes. Unto, Brevet Lieweriant-ColoneL Chichester itiilliaitt Croulisteinks i te,:u half-Jiriy ut the 1111 i Foot,. to be Major, • vice Parkinson, who ex - changes. - 34th Ditto, Lieut. John Shaw, from. half-pay of the regiment, to be ,Lieutenant, sire John Harden, who exchanges,' re . teiving the difference. 41st Ditto, Lieut. James Meinpessan, from• half-pay of the Regiment, to he Lieut. vice Samuel Olnyth, who 'exchanges, revel ring the differe nee. 43d Ditto, Lieutenant John:Finlay, from half-pay-of the Re giment, to be Lieutenant, vice James luilach, who exchanges ; receiving the difference. , 45tht Ditto, Ensign Henry Wattgenheini butyens, from. hal f pay o f th e G2dFoot, to be Elisigo, vice James Dunlop, who exchanges,Jeceiving the difference. 16th Ditto;- • Ensi gn Thomas Butler, from half-pay of the.:3411 Foot, to be Ensign; vice Thames Studied., who exchaie;es. 47th. Ditto, Major ilyse Moteswireth, from half-pay of thi- Re giment, to be Major, vice Haynes, deceased. Lieutenant ,John Pasley, from halt.pay of the 7Gtlt Fool, to be Lieutenant, vice 6c:urge Naugle, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 53d Ditto, Captain Jahn Kent, from the, Rifle Brigade, to be • Captain of h Coin/limy vice Gregory, who exeleiliges. &6U, Ditto, Lieutenan: eieorge Nesbitt, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice James Reid, who ex changes, receiving the difference. 57th Ditto—To be Captains of Companies, Captain Vance Young Donaldson,- from half pay of the Regiment, vice John Jackson, who exchanges, receiving. the ;difference. Captain Richard Heaviside, from half-pay of the,3oth Foot, vice Joseph Marke, who exchanges, receiving• the differ ence. 58th - Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Makepeace, from half-pay of the 54th.Fout, to be Lieutenant, vice Muses Morton, who exchanges. Gsth Ditto, Lieutenant William D'Acre, from the 44th Foot, to he Lieutenant, without purchase, Vice Hall, appointed tot he G9l h Foot. Will Ditto, Lieutenant. samuel Scott, from the 87th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice.Tultrey, Who exchanges. G7iii ;itto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel G. Fitzsimmons, from the 17th Foot, to he Major, vice Beek, who exchanges. (191 h Ditto, Lieutenmit William Mille to be Captain of a Company, bY:purehase, vice Cuyler, promoted in the Guth Foot. . . Ensign John Weir to be Lieutenant, without purchase, rice Mulligan, deceased. - Lieutenant Charles Nlitchell, from the Gat h Fao'; to he Lien tenant, without : pinchase, vice RAl:atilt, .dismissed by the sentence of a general Court Martial. Ensign John Charles Pudner to be Lieutenant, by puichase, vice Tedlie, promoted. 80th Ditto, : Ensig la Frederick Liarciet, claim the 3 . Ot h -Foot, t o be Ensign, vice Rualley, who exchanges. 541hPitto—To he Lieutenants, Without purchaie, Ensign Ri chard G. Daunt, rice Crossley, :appointed - to the 25th Light. Dragoons. Ensign Joha : Brockman, vice Fordyce,' de ceased. To be Ensigns, without purchase, Alexander Scutt, Cent, vice Daunt. M:.Stiiith., Gent. vice Brockman. 87th Ditto, Lieutenant George Tol trey., from the 66t11, - to be Lieutenant, vice Scott,- who exchanges - . 9311 Ditto,-Lieutettant NVilliam K.. -, ;•! right, front the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Goienie, to ire coptain of a Compaey, by purchase, vice Macleod, o Ito retires. 95th Ditto, Philip Candler Marsh, Gent. to be Ensign by pur r chase, vice Forbes, prom - toed.' • • • Rifle Brigade, Captain Arthur Francis Gregory, from the Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Kent, who ex changes. - Royal African Corps, Ensign John Ross to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Dodd; deceased; Colin M`Keezie e Gent. to be Ensign, rice Ross: Royal West India Rangers, Gentleman Cadet John James, Oriel., from the Rove! Military College, to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice . Freer, deceased. ' The following British Officers, who have served in the Portu guese Army, to have is Step of Rank, in consequente cf their havioe given np their Regimental Cuurmissions, with a view to Permanent Service in that. Army'. To- be Lieutenant-Colonels by Brevet—Majors John Prior; Richard Carroll; T. W. Hewitt; Thomas St. Clair; Geo. WiLiam Paty ; George Henry Zuihc. To be Majors by Brevet—Captaios EdWard Knight ; Chartres; Angus M.Donald ; Frederick Watsuo ; Edward Brackenbury • l Orlando Sooes;•Thomas Peiteockc ; Thomas O'Neill ; Robert Ray; James John:tone. To he Captains—Lientenarit C.:trades Jo. -de •I'rancioii ; Lieu tenant Charles Cornwallis Michell,. from the Royal Artile Ivry; -Lieuteliant Charles Hodge, from the half-pay of the*S24th Foot. Brevet—The undermentioned Cadets, of the nonnurable the East India Company's Service. to have the Temporary Rank of Second Lieutenants, during; the period of their being placed under the Command of Lieutenant : Colonel Parsley, of the Royal Engineers, ut Chatham, for InOructikins - in the Art of ,Sapping and:Mining : Edward Sinitli - ; Henry de Bode; George Walker ; ZPiiiiarn Robert Fitzeerald; George Tnonison. Staff.—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Sir James Runeel! Colle ten, Bart. from the. Royal Staff Corps, to be Permameni Assistant-QUarttr-Master General and Major, vlee. Her ries, appointed Deputy Quarter-Master-General in the Mediterranean. • - To be Sub-Inspectors of Militia in the United States of the lonian Islands, with the Raul: of Captain in' the Army. Lieutenant Michael Krum, from the half-pay of the Regiment of Roli ; Lieutenant Dolton MaciloWatl, from hell-pay-of the 521 Foot ; Lieutenant John M. Maitland, from the.6lst Foot Lieutenant Henry Hubert Farquharson, from half pay of the Otff Foot; Lieutenant Wright Knox, from the 87th Regiment; Lieutenant Heary'Fiteclarence, from the 22d Light Dragoons. Hospital Staff.—Hospital-Assistant James Alcoa, from half pay, to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, vice Black, deceased. Memiiraudum.—The Christian name Of: Lientenant•Smith, of the Royal 'Waggon Train, is. William and 'not : Ed werd, e — The 'exchange between Captain Robert Mitchell, of the 60th Foot, and Captain Richard riaiiupton, of the York Light Infantry Volunteers, as stated in Ilse Cazette of ith 11i:ember htts nut taken place. Tile Commission o f Lieutenant J. H. Pe-,lce, of the 14111Faet. is antedated to 3d April 1815. Time Conniiiss'ion of Lieutenant John ISPCrurniniir, of the 78th 'Foot; is antedated to 27th Nos •veurber • [Fur IlanErtipts, &c. see the Laa Pagel A most acrident happened on the 17th hist. in the fAinily of Sir joi-t N TIMMAS STAN, LEY, Bart. Three of the- Maids had the . chargc of bathing Sir John's youngest d ,tighler, and at the time of high water,thev repared to the bathing:. place, where it seems they ail stripped to bathe, mid shocking to relate, the four were fount! drowti ed. Every means' to restore life ,were tried in effectually for four or five hours, by Dr. Party, Holyhead, Mid p.obert s,, of Citrnavon 5 Lady Maria was from tyhen the succu l en t hap penA,and it is easier to coace've than to (!e cribe the distress that was visible at tier first iireryiear with Sir. John ((w'ho had been witneis to ail the experiments tried on the bodies). The suffri ems were Alice Witcher, aged 33 ; Elizabeth Jackson, aged 215 Charlotte: Andrew 3, aged 20, all froth Norwich ; anti Miss Elfrida Susannah Stanley, aged 3 years and S months.