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Corrirany, Shawe,' promoted in- Major -•Ger.eral, Cil&iipa,:,llC ' S Resin - Cent. To Lt, without .purch3se— Eysign Archiiplii. Eyre 9i - ienr., trom the 7;th, Foot. vice tcu Icl. !-.11 , go t..cor,c; ;ion, vict; -C; rant. • Ensign- Duncan , i1l• proinoted in Colonel Bailhe's Rcgiment• Wasitell, vice-Sir George .Colquiloun, prqrnured in lb 38th Foot. Ee.Sign • lolin ...rown,•Gent. vice Wright. To he Paymaster—lames Darby., Esq. - vice' Darley, who re- botii Ditto, Thomas Bailie, Cent. th be Ensign, by pUr.: chase, 'Nice Campoeli, promoted-in the 94th Foot., tlat Ditio, Ensign Win. Fenton, front the 6rst Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. BREVET: Major-General the Right lion. Thomas Maitland to be Lienteilant.General in the. Army serving in the Island of Ceylon. Ccionel Charles Baillie to be Brigadier-Gene ral to tit, saA Forces: Captain Alexander Campbell, of the . Irst Foot, to be Major in the Army. Lieutenant and A4jutiint Charles Wayth, of the Cavalry Depot at Maid stui.e, to have the Rank of Captain in the . Army. • (To be c,,ntiveed.) BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. John Baptiste 1)u - liois1ot"Bury-street - , 5t. -Mary Axe, Lon don, awl VinePrd-gardens, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, trier-, coma, from August 16 to 30, at ten, ar Guildhall. ' t art:ea Dave,ppot,r t, of - Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, m Aug fro u.t _ l9 to Sept..}, at , .three, at the Bush Inn, Manchester. • . 13,4I'VKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Wiiliam Haywood, of Marsden,. Yorkshire, cotton spinner. BANKRUPTS: inward Crosby, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender Sept.' 2,3, and 2e, at one, at the Globe '1 avers lohn street, L•verpex)l.• Attornies, Mr. Windle, John-street, 13etifOrd- • row, London ;or Mr. cultlt, Liverpool. Richard Mu6i, of Liverpool-, merchant,' to surrender Sept. - 1, 2, and 20, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Liverpool. A ttor- Mei, Mr: Clements, Liverpool ; or Mr. T.. Blackstock, St. NlildretPs•court„ Poultry,- London, - Samuel Hobbs, late of Bath, grocer, to surrender August t 2, • 30, and Sept. 20,_ at ten at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Air. Welch, Prititing-hOuse-square, Blackiriats. • John Robiiison, of Newcastle -upon- Tyne f groccr and porter merchant, to surrender. August z 6, 27, and Sept. so, at eleven, at the Turk's Head Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. W. Harvey, Newcastle...upon:Tyne ; or Messrs. Wortham and Stephenson, Castle.strcet, Holborn, London. • • John Parker, of Oxford.itreet. Middlesex', goldsmith and jeweller, to surrender August 12, Sept. tz, and zo, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. F. tlilditch, Holborn. Thomas Bloore, of Caldon- Mill, StattUrdshire, corn-factor, to surrender August 19, at three, So, at ten, and-Sept. 20, at three, at the Green' Man Inn, .Ashborne, Derbyshire. Attornies, Messrs. Goodwin, Ashborne ; or Messrs. Bar b& and Browne, Fetter-lake, London. John I lamilton Moore, late of Little Tower-hill, Middlesex,- chart-seller, to surrender August tg, 23, and Sept. za, at ten, at Guildhall. - Attotney, Mr. Pasinore, Old Broad street. William Horn and Richard Jackson, of Redeross-street, Southwark, Surrey, rectifying distillers and co-partners, to surrender August 1 5 , at six, 26, and Sept. so , a t ten, at Guildhall. Attumey, Mr. Martin, Vintners' - hall, Thames-street. • Joseph Coatsworth, late of the Dundee Arms, Wapping, tslidllesex, victualler, to surrender August 18, 23, and • Sept. to, at ten, at - Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Witity, Buckingham-street, Strand. • DIVIDENDS. Sept. re. John Lord, of Eke, Suffolk, grocer and draper, at eleven, ' at the Crown inn Woodbridge,•Sutlblk. Sept. 15. 'William .Rennell the younger, late of Tomes, Devonshire, mercer, but since of Teignmouth, s,amc county, shop!cceper, at eleven) at the Seven Stars, Tomes. Oct. 25. •Abralianri Brandon, - of Castle,street, Moorfields, " mustard inanufacturer, at twelve, at Gteildhall. Sep'. George Dowie, of Whitechapelload, Middlesex, victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall.. Ot . J William Kendall, ..late of Nlanchester-street, Man . Clister-square ) Middlesex) builder, at twelve , at Guild hall. Sept. r 6. Robert Francis the younger, of Bread-street, Lon don, .warehouseman, al twelve, ono Guildhall. • Sept. so. lohn Uther, wor late of Bowling. Green lane', Clerkenwell, vidualler, at twelve, at Cititiltall . , • Ott - 4. William Dickenson the elder, Thbmas Goodall, and William Dickenson the younger, of London, bankers and co-partners, at twelve, at guildhall. . Sept.• 9. Nathaniel Lucas and Charles Betke, of Pancras- London, merchants and co- partner.s, at ten, at Guild- hall.. . August Williani Salisbury Gel!, late of St. ryes, Hunt inAdopsnire, diaper, at eleven, at the Fountain Inn, Hunt, Sept) g. Robert Marr, of Lao:.lstcr, merchant, at ten, at the 1-,in . g's Arms Inn, Lanca,ter. CH/ME/C.4TE. August p. Arm liebb,:.rtien, of Fareharo; Mots, milliner. . IVI Al I.S . A 1;R ry Itamburgh, Z Vitblit7, ; Waterford. I.)y GottalOurglt. 't Lisbon, ; llublin, a Waterford. Cor.sols PRICE OF',;TOCKS THIS DA'tAr TWELVE. O'CLOCK: - 64:6 64 I Uranium - T Fl E S U N. ,CJIS DICMILL TALSUM At/DTAT ? 9 9 L 0 N D . O .-,V, MONDAY, AIIC;t7ST 11, 1806, The following communication was this morning posted up at the Mansion House : Message by Telegraph from Plymouth, received Toth Aug. at Two, P. M. July—" The French six. Line-of-Battle Ships, Admiral COCHRANE four Line-of-Battle Ships, un der easy sail, off St. Thomas's, standing westward. •. Admiralty-Office, Aug. tr, ISoS. . , ' " A true Copy, . (Signed) " JAmEs SnAw, Mayor." 4 ' Mansion-House. August ii,` ISA, i Half-past Ten, A. M." ___. The date of the Squadron being thus off St. Tho mas's is not mentioned, but. it is understood to have. been on the 4,th of July. We haVe therefore great reason to hope -that Admiral COCHRAE.. would .be enabled to come Up' with the Enemy before the lat ter cold, again 'get into Porn- in which case, not withstanding the disparity of force on our part, we 'have not the least doubt of a favourable result. It is. evident. from Admiral COCHRANE being in sight of the Enemy on the 4th ult. that, he must have gained upon them in the chace. The French Admiral, would probably endeavour to keep his Squadron together, in order to prevent any part of it tram being cut df, and in so doing mnstlose time, of which our gallant Admiral would not fail to avail • himself. • IT. is stated in a_ Paper of this morning, that a Messenger had arrived from Lord . LAUDEZDALII. We find, upon inquiry,, however, that no dispatches have yet been ,received. from his Lordship. The o .7&,ssengers who arrived yesterday were from St. Petersburgh and Constantinople. , The nature of the ,dispatches they brougnt iris nqt transpired: • 1 Y - ESTERDAY we received Paris Pitpus to the cd, and Dutc):. Journeds to the 6th i3stant. They con,- tain very little that is worth extraa.ing. The Jewish Deputies have assembled at Paris, but for .what per-, pose they are suMmoned does tv)t at present appear. M. D'Ouliati,' is stated, to .have dispatched frOm Luneville a Russian Captain to C itaro and Dalmatia, to carry thither the news of the Treaty between France and Russia. This intelligence, however it may induce the Russian Troops to suspend hostili ties, will perhaps have little elle& upon the Monte . .negrins. THE two Hainburgh Mails du yesterday sevn, night and Wednesday last,• arrived this morning. • The intelligence which they bring respe&ing the Combats - between the MOntenegrins and French, in the . neighboui•hood of Ragusa,, is not of so late a date as that contained in the Paris Papers, it therefore doe not enable us to throw any new light upon the subjc6. Up to the period_ stated in the accounts brought by the 11-lails, the Montenegrins bad been uniformly vi&orious ; and it is probable that the Viaory claimed by the French will turn out to be little better than a Defeat. Letters from Vienna of the '23d ult. State, that it had been agreed between the French Arnbas4ador and the u Court of Vienna that Austria should take no further steps relative to Cataro, but that every thing with respe& to that place should remain on its then footing, till a declaration should be received from Paris, whither a Courier had been sent. It is con firmed that Cataro is in the possession of the Mon tenegrins, from whom the French will probably not easily wrest it. The new Treaty of Federation was to be pre sented to the Germanic Diet on the Ist inst. A great motion, towards the eastward, is stated to prevail among the French Troops in Germany. It is also said, that a considerable French camp will be formed in the neighbourhood of Ratisbon. This does not look much like Peace. M'. D.'OuBRIL arrived at Berlin on the 2gth ult. and was to set off the same night on his journey to St. Petersburgh. The conditions of the Peace between Russia and France are'reported to be as follows':—The Russians to surrender Cataro to the . French, and separate themselves from the Montenegrins ; the . French to evacuate Ragusa, which shall again be placed under the s proteaion or the 'Porte ; b9th Powers to guaran- • tee to the Porte the integrity of its dominions ; France within, a certain time (what time ?) afterthe evacuation of Cataro 'to withdraW her Troops from Germany.—Russia to use her endeavours to restore Peace between France and England, and to employ her good. offices to accommodate the disputes , be tween Prussia and Sweden. These are reported in the Hamburgh Correspon4nien of the 2d inst. to be nearly the conditions of the Treaty. It is not stated within what period of time the French Troops au to evacuate Germany, neither is_there any security . whatever against the French - designs,,in Tprkey, • ex cept a nominal guarantee of the integrity of the domi nions of the,Porte, whilst the brave Montenegrins are abandoned to theii - fate, and Cataro, the . Pass to the - Turkish EmPire, surrendered, without limitation, to the French. We can scarcely, ~however, believe it possible that the EN:pr,oß of Russi4 would so com pletely desert his unfortunate Ally, the KING of NAPLES, as the Conditions thus 'stated would im ply. Notone word issaidrespeeting that unfortunate .Monarch, who, if we are 'to believe the statement of theHainlurgh CorresPondenten,is, equally with the . Montenegrins, left to his fate If this is the Treaty, we must deeply lament its conclusion. -It is yet, however, unratified. M. D'Oungii. must surely have exceeded his instruaions in signing such a Treaty. We anxiously wait for some intelligence upon the subjea in,the shape of official information. Air. Fox has remained much in the same' state for the last two days, but, his friends are, at least, cheered by the consideration that he has had no re lapse. It is a faa, we understand, that at the most threatening period of his disorder, as well'ai,at pre sent, the powers of his mind were as pert - ea as when he was in full health. • Yesterday morning His Nlssitsry, as usual, in speßed the Royal Horse Guards and StailOrd in Windsor COurt-yard ; and after Wards, with Prin cesses AUGUSTA, MARY, SoeftrA, and AMFAIA, and Lady TIIYNNE, went to St: George . 's Chapel, and heard a Serum by br. LONG. After Divine Service His MAJESTY went to Frog more to dinner. Divine Service was performed to Her MAJESTY and Princess . ELIZ'AIMTH in Windscir Castle by one of the Chaplains. ' Afterwards they went to Frog-, more. At conr o'clock on Saturday there was a Privy CDuncil Jeld . at Lord GRENVILIS., in Downing- . street., Several Commanding . , Offi . cers attended; .arnong whom were the Earl of R OS tYti, EadilloißA; Gen.'Stms, &c. Baron JACOBI, the Prussian Miniter, we under stand, received his passports on Saturday, and will .set out to-morrow can his return to Berlin. THE HAMBE_RbiI MAIL. ZARA, IN DALMATIA, JUNE 526.—Inteillgence has been received here, that within. these nine days the territory, of Ragusa, and , the, town of that nanie, have.,been entirely ruined by the Mon- tenegrins and RU. , isiatis ; bombarded on the sea side,- and surrounded and blockaded, by land . ; the :mills have been destrOyed, and the canals cut. The French Garrison, amounting to abbut 6000 men, has made several sallies, but has every time been repulsed. AR retreat, and the means of receiving reinforce-, mints are likewise cut -off; for the Montene- grins, whose number increases every . day„ have advanced to Stagno. and Sabioncellb, and the inha- bitants of old Ragusa and Canale bale joined the French. The Montenegrins destroy every thing before them - with fire and sword. VIENNA, JULY 23.-It has been agreed between the French Ambassador and our Court, that Austria take no further steps relative to Cataro,but that every thing with respe6t to that pike shall remain on the present footing till a declaration shall be re- ccived from Paris, whither M. DE LA ROCIIEFOU• CAULT sent off a Courier last week, after the confer- once which he had with his Imperial Majesty. It is more and more conArrned that the Montene- grins are in possession of Cataro. RATISBODi, JULY 25. Yesterday the Eleetor Arch-Chancellor- received, by a Courier from Paris, the new Apt of Confederation for the South of Ger . - many, and will present it to the Diet about the Ist of August. The Ministers of Prussia and Mecklen burgh, who were on the point of departing, will in consequence not leave Ratisbon. In a few days every thing will be known. , Last night the Bavarian Envoy, Baron IttEcnßEßc, was called to Munich by a Courier. A French Courier has also arrived ►ere. Artillery has been embarked at Donauwerth, which has given occasion to various reports. It is certain that a great motion towards the Eastward prevails among the French Troops in Germany. It is said a great French Camp will be formed in our neighbourhood. VIENNA, JULY 23.—Since the Russian Com mandant has refused to surrender Cataro till further orderS, the Austrian Troops under General BELLE- GARDE, are at Sabioncello in the Ragusan territory. It is, 'however, not doubted that Cataro will in a short time be evacuated by the" Russians. • PRANKFORT, JUL t Y 0. —Yesterday, at noon, the Russian Councillor , of, State, M.:lYOutlitiL, ar rived here from Paris, and in the afternoon. pro ceeded on 'his journey to ,St. Petersburgh.. He carries the Treaty concluded at Paris, on the 20th of 'July, for a ratification ; it is also understood that he is the bearer of a letter from the. Emperor NAro- LEON to'/Ili RusSian Imperial Majesty. Letters from Heidelberg, of the 25th inst. say, that a coniderable French park of Artillery had passed through that town and, taken the road to Franconia. The French Troops will not entirely leave Ger many till the new Constitution shall have been in troduced and acknowledged. BERLIN, JULY 29.—The Russian Councillor of State, M. D'Otinam, has arrived here unexpeaedly from / Paris, and will to-night continue his journey to St..Petersburgh : he carries With him the signed Instruments of Peace. After the arrival of M. "D'OUBRIL, the Russian Embassy here sent off the Baron VON HOLLAND as a Courier to Vienna. . M. VON KRUSBMARCK has just arrived here from St. Petersburgh ; he bring; a Letter to our Sovereign, written by the Emperor ALEXANDER With his own hand. AMSTERDAM, Juts 29.—The conditions of Peace with Russia and France are not yet known with certainty, but they are reported to be nearly as fol- lows : " There shall be friendship atldgood understand. ing between Russia and France. " The Russians shall evacuate Cataro to the French, and separate themselves from the Monte- negrins. The French, in like manner, shall evacuate Ragusa, which shall again be placed, under the pro teClion of the-Porte. " Both Powers shall guarantee to the Porte the integrity of its dominions. Trance promises, ' within a ,certain 'time after the evacuation of Cataro, to withdraw its Troops frOm Gertnany. • ." Russia promises to use her endeaVours to re store Peace between France and England. Russia , will employ her good offices to accom modate the disputes between Prussia and Sweden." (Hanzburgh Correspondilden, dug. 2.) BANKS OF THE MAINE, JULY 23.—1 f the Ga zette of Clagenfarth may be believed, the inhabit ants of Cataro have refused to give up that place to the Austrians, for the latter to' surrender it to the French, and have declared that they will in no case consent to come tinder the govttarnent of the French. . The Federative League of Several Geri - nab Pr:n,: with Vrarice" was, we are assured, signed on the 17th 4. this month by the respeaive Ministers, and cent , byla Courier to the Courts interested for ratification. We may coriseqUently soon expea the - official p‘`ab-- lication of this important Ai, which mill cause a great change in the South of Gel-many. . . ROE, JULY answer from Paris to the last Letter of the POPE is arrived at Rome. His Ho liness has been invited to give his assent to, the fe deratiVe system of the French Empire. In this case, the POPE, who continues in Ron* will receive an addition to his subjeas,- and an indemnification , for . Benevento and Ponte Corvo. On the 4th July a Consistory was held on this 'subjeCt, the result of which contained an answer to the above Proposi tions. The Secretary (if State Ciro.oxl, on account of a sudden illness, could riot he present at the Con- sistory. , . The Spanish Troops in Tuscany Will shortly break Hamm:non, JULY 30.—The late British:Ambas sador at the Court . of Vienna, Sir-A. PAGET, arrived here on the 29th inst. on his return to London. On the 26th inst. Mr. MORZER, son of the Eng lish Consul-General at Constantinople, from whence he set'out, as Courier, on the 3d inst. passed thro' Hamburgh on his way to England. . GRItnIVALD, JULY 24.—Since the Head-quarters of His Majesty have not been tranferred to Franz- 7 burgh, as was first intended, His Majesty has been graeioUsly pleased to' give orders, on the 20th of this month, that the Army shall take up the follow., ing-position :- 7 -the first wing will 'be- placed in-and around Richtenburgh ; the Brigade of Cavalry, with the Artillery in the centre, which is in the neigh bourhood of Horst; and the left wing in Ghefswald. ANSPACH; JULY 21. According to infOrmation the King of Bavaria tendered to the Prince of Ponte COTVO (Marshal BERN ADOTTE); who is much be loved in Franconia,_ a present of 60,060 guilders, ,ou the day of the delivering up .of the principality - of Anspach; which he declined with emotion and gra 7 titude,,and eipressed the most noble and benevolent sentiments:with . regardt to the prosperity. of the in_ habitants of that countrf. Lately, also; the Minister of a certain great Court, on account of the surrender of Anspach, received an offer of the above•mentioned sum by way of pre sent, which, however, he declined with singular dis interestedness. This sum will be destined for the assistance Of particular, places and individuals in Anspach. An Account sheaving what has been redeemed of the National Debt, the Land-Tax, and Imperial Loan, to the Ist August, 180 G : Itefieerticcl by Annual Million, &C. . • ,C63,597.12c Ditto by il. per Cent. per Ann. on Loans' 5,,,t4a,46* Ditto by Lanivr,ix 22,62e,569 Ditto by ti. iitt Cent. pet Ann. on Imperial Loan 688,389 Total - :34,056,74i The sum to he expended in the ensaingQuarter is, ,Ci , 56 „so Saturday an encampment was formed at South Sea Common, of the North York and North Devon Militias, from the Barracks of Portsmouth and Port. sea. The or Queen's, the 13th, and second . Battalion of the 14th Regiments, moved into the same Barracks. In pursuance of the gth Article of the late Treaty between the India Company and SCINDEA, the Prtsgw.Alas been put in possession of certain lands in Malwx. SCINDEA has expressed Much dissatis faelion at the execution of this measure. About seven o'clock yesterday evening an Officer arrived at the' Admiralty, with dispatches from Ad miral Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, who has been cruiz ing from the Canaries to the Western Continent in the same.latitude. These dispatches were immedi ately sentotf to Lord Howie& at Witriblec.lon, who, on the receipt of them Caine' to town and at a. late hour last night Mr. WINDHAM, and seine of the other Ministers, attended at 'the Admiralty. Count WoßoNzow, the late Russian Ambassador, and Suite, left Wimpole-street on Saturday for Yar mouth, to take shipping for Embden, ott his way to RvisSia : he was accompanied by his successor, Count STROGANOFF,. who is expeaed to return on Thurs day. A letter from Philadelphia, dated June 7th, to a Mercantile House' in Liverpool,. says—" Captain MALtoky, arrived in 13 days from Antigua, says, that tht English Agent there, inforthed him that the. French had taken possession of St Thomas's, St. Bartholomew's, and St. Martin's,"—This is cer tainly false, Married on: the 7th inst. at St. Chad's, Shrews bury, by the Hon: and Rev. R. HILL, R. B. DEAN, Esq. of Lincoln's-inn, to Miss S. OWEN, daughter of the late MOSTYN OWEN, Esq. of Woodhouse, 'Salop. , . 6 On Friday evening, on finishing a house in Brick lane, Spital-fields, the bricklayers, according to their usual custom, went on the most elevated part of the building to drink a gallon of beer, with three huz zas, as expressive of the finish of their toil, and gra titude to their employer. In their hilarity four per sons fell to the ground, one of whom was killed on the spot ; and the others were taken to the London Hospital, one of ~SPIIO4II has died since the accident, and the other two are not likely to recover. Saturday last a brewer's dray, laden with three butts of porter, while passing up Mount-street, the common sewer.. gave way, and the dray, with its Contents, was in an instant , buried. The shock was so great that 'the dray dragged the three horses into the pit. Fortunately after great exertions ofa num ber of persons assembled, they were extricated from their perilous situation. It was three hours before the dray and beer were got op,