The Sun. — London, England, 1817-11-10 00:00:00

'' \ A ~~ rr4 A I r it -~ `~r/ c+: • ) '5. = o inno.).RE r . • ?1) , • • • , ek: frt4u 3 , * - TM Vaal - • 1 I i , "tall MONDAY . ‘i,IOVEMBER del, D-:17 SEVENPENC . 1~: R 755P:7.1 P IG ; PL ,1:1, f NG- OPP ICIE, .N0t,.7, 1817. SALES OF ESTATES. .PrCin the LONDON GAz - J.;TTE, Nov.. 8. Craven Yecrol.vy.ycp,.lr3l ? 7,-,Tlie,Ho,Rop rable;Photnas to be Liehtenant-Cubitlil-CUoinia,i 'ant, :vice Wamman, „resignAd;, , ,l:ll9l l das k ,(4ll-ittphe;:layne, Esqi to be, Ciiptaiii;, 'John Dynel t y, Esq. to; he ditto ; Itichard Waddiluve, Esq. to be, ditto-; kient., to be, Lieutenant; Robert. Blezard,.C;ent. to. be ditto . - Jolkisson,Gept. to lie ditto ; , Jobn Birtwiti4fe,' eent.,fo; be ditto; John Moorhuuse, 'Gen t. to be •dittiti;;....AV iatit,-141;tke,,Gent.- Ur. be , Corro ;. clkip,pr..o44e,,..licro to hr • djjko; David Hewitt, .Get t. to be AWL; Sl:nab:nu Chamberlain, Gent- . to. be ditto ; Cliristopbex be Sur- Northern Regimeot.ofWeAtitidiugl r emnaitury,Caratlry,..,4Eil• Rant Beckett, Esq. to ,be Captain.; Henry 13,.Ctiett,,Gent.;4:,, •in be Lientqoutit.; Rielnud,l on4rd.Lee;k;ent.to Irr ditto; ;;; Barparil,Hagae, Gent. to Le cormeti Ric.bard..Broplie„Ciel4.. to be ditto. • Southern Regiment of West. , Ricking -YenumurpCavairy.,-. Philip Cooke, Esq. to be Captain. vice Cburley,.res . 4ned.. , - - - rtritrg cOlr ursQro VEPs vicr'uALLING -- - His 1.1 . ES TT S (70 . hereby give Police, Y'ntitzlay, !he.lStic InNtan i t, they will be ready tri rerelre 'en(le74 Zrl IT'fi!h2;, , f",,, , q,?,(1 up), (7,1(1 treat j'arEight , ilitnrired c;ni,ns:roNr, or BROWN I.LOW RODS (not than .fia;ty,l-I,trit .inclos an lem4rth), to be nnswerable to tcrmrdes, of net less than 50 each Great Tale, to be protinced 4 'ith the Tenders: to be delirered into his Majesty's Vic urzlting Storrs at Deptford, in monthly proporlioxs, Gctwceu ''Tie Ist Perember anti tst qt: March next.: • " Lorol Nov,. 7, ISI7. " for the Court going into Mourning on Sunday next, tile 9th instant, for her late Royal Highness the ,Prin cess i t7.tßtoTrs Au6lssi . A, Daughter of his 'loyal. Highness the Prince Reent, and Consort of his Serene Highness the Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg, ept I lit ) a- The Ladies towearhlack bombazines, plain muslin or long' lawn, crape hoods, shamoy:shoes and gloves, and.crape fans. • 1 " Undress.—Dirk Norwich .crape , nit iota And for what hogshead. Barrel, Kilderkin, Firkin, Lon . p,- tint! Short Pink, and Stout Hazel Wood HOOPS may he !mlaneed for the.smOire of the Store.s aforesaid, for one trap. Iron the 224 of December next, to be also answerable to t4mples, to be prodneernritit the Tenders. 4! The Gentleaten to wear black • cloth Without lnittons on the sleeves or pockets, plain muslin orlopglawn cravats and we , pers, sliamoy shoes and gloves, crape hatbands, and black swords and bnaleS. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. R. I'hOMRS, Plymouth Dock, wine-ruercbaut,from Nov. 11, to I)ee. J. Wils,m, Sydney-streetignswel I -street-road, merchant, from Sept. 30, to N0V..4 8. :sc.= .11(11 ac tl'nfzr&:•s.,lkat k-grey•frocks." lu The u.ohnie to b. s • paid l 'or by Bills withont !crest, Sixty nays after date. The Condi , ions of the Contracts ?nay be seen at the Seco ,ry's Office. No ''regitrd wilt he had to any Tender in which the Brice not be inserted in words rt kng•th, or that shall not be Q'ol4 , cred to Slit Board befo7c One o' Clock on the said Tres t?ay, the ISLA Instant; nor unless the Person who makes 'c Tender, .or snipe Person on kis behalf, attends to an 'Ter when called Jiir. T E L 0 '1"1' Elt Y. =`. ii . -- . E DR A WtNG of the present LOTTERY, v which was appointed to take place on Friday , the 7th , hi. ' 'itstant; harin , ,‘ been postponed by order of the Lords of the ,Prewonv, iii:oonsequetice of tiff.. lamented Death ,t)C her Royal ig- 4 lightle;s the PkINCESS CHARLOTTE of VALES, 'l'. -It , I IISH Ite-s tt'l inform t'lose Persons who maybe possessed of ;'• - ' - !el:et s or Shark's, pnrcha;ed at his Offices in Town, or of ve . '',',' of his A4entsthrtmghout thelinited Kingdom, that such Int ' Pickets and Shares will he , entitled to. all the Advantages mg . k l,,?ei, I ife Chlinee of Drawm,.. , may give'them, 1114 On 913E11 fu h'd ' ,'-e day or days as may hereafter he appointed for the Draw ke ~; tto•reof.—ittte Notice will 1)e given of the Days fixed for , ne ' • , i porrese s . whiO, it is' r.xpectthl,.,svili .not take place till :x- 4 4er'tbe'intermcnt of her lloyat , Highttess.- , ak . , . 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross. . _ . . . ICy ~ Nui : eptbr b, t U 7. ICATI`O 'N Ivoax A PPA J ELEXPEDITIOUSLY V A' rF. &c. ..I,Amo UTE and Cup_ at their Fac :V Gerrard-street, Lereester:square; re; ',3lectrialy present to Gentlemen a most obvious gratificatiini 'a Economy and Taste, by their peculiar and admirable pro tt-,A6 for n.ystorim.: the Tint and Lustre to W,011.N WOOL-. LEN APPAREL of ei•ei y Colour. Tereus.—Coat ss. Great Coat Gs. Suit As. Orders executed within twelve hours, if required.—N.B. v2pairs (if desired) on niOderate Terms. This D.ty was published. price ss. Gd. sewed, ETUTA I . ION du " mxNustlar vent de' HELENEd'une rnanit;re inr,onnur. ;" Tableau Furtu'rs de la Gileree, et des avlnr.a , ,,es (le la Paix. OFFICT:';;;SUPEREEI3::. L'AI-IM:,;E. Priati:ll jai - T. Cad'ell and W. Davies, Strand. it 4 or A -r,,imstatifitt of t Lie above Work will lie published• in k few days. . OCTAVO EDITION OF SIIERIDAN'S LIFE. This Day wvre published, in 2 large cols. Svo. enVA,llisbetl kith I'l4lralts price 11. Ss, . hoards, Vitn.j4 - )111.S anti PRIVATE 4. LIFE of 'the Rigitt Ilan B. 11 By :101-1 With a partieutat Account. of his Family and Connexions, 4:twit from :tut bentic,,Docoments,•atolillmstrate.d with m i g i, r;orresp..wle . nfe, and a variety of interestil4; Anecdotes of / , 4 istinZuislved Persow , . motig whom .witl be found Burke, fox, I)r.. Johnson, Dr. Pay r, Viarrick. &c. &c. Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-striet. COLONEL ',MKS' HISTORY OF MYSOOR. This Thy , were, published, in 3 Vols. Price 71: half-bound. Russia-bocks, and lettered,., if IS , f` • 4. SKETCHES of the SOUTH tof INDIA. In an attempt to Once the History . ol ; , lys o or. Finn the of the Ilindoo Government of Own hate. to the.-Extinction of the Mahommedan Dynasty in 1799 fpunded chietiy indian Authorities, collected by the Att . 'lior while officating - for several Years as Political Resident it the Court v` Mvsk.or. I3v L . 7OLONEI, MARK WILKS. Printed for' Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, toodon. " lhis instructire Wad: is entitled to much public atten grAtit tide, arid approbation. From documents hitbrrto %), : xplored ; it brings into circulation many import ant fact 3 tonc e ruing the History of Mysoor during the last two eentu ties.";—Nlontblv Review. It is reqursted that the l'os;essors of the cost Volume, without delay, apply for the second and third,. which may be had separately, price 41. 4s. boards. MADAME DE STAEL. ITE Nfimber of he NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE and LITERAny REoNTER, jest pub priee,s2s. conta.itis h most admi-able ?Likeness of-this tlistinguished Female. It forms the Frontispiece of the Se ' !Loth Volume. The•former Einliellishnienta of this interest ing new Periodical Wen k. -consist of Portraits of Lord Byron, Itoliert Southvy, and Thomas Campbell, Esrlt's.; Rev. Geor;e trabbe, the Prince of Sate Cobonrr, anti llr. Sheridan, . Independently of being a faithful Chronicle of the Political lY'ents of the Times, and an accurate Record, of - Domestic, kt,tmueteial, and Family tlictoiy, this ;Magazine forms a Ptauplete Register of every novelty in the Arts, Sciences, anti I .etters, equally acceptable to the ,Scholar and the Philosopher, to the Man.ofl.eisure and the Man of Business. Seven-Vo -Lames of this valuable Miscellany, commencing with the im /tortaut era ofianuary, I Sl4, are now completed, price 1:35..(41. half-hound ; and a Number i* regularly published on • the Firstuf every, Month, which may be instantly forwarded 7 0 Friends and Relations abroad (to whom it must prove a frost desirable present), by applyingto anyPoStmaster, Booi teller, or Newsman. aIJNIPE-R'S ESSENCE OP PEPPERNIINT, BY HEATH. THIS ESSENCE, is a safe, effectual and ptra sant Remedy' in Flatulcncies, Gouty, and CholiCky pains in the SPottach Indigestion, Hysterics, Nausea tittenciatit nn Pregnancy, Relanation and Lassitude tn'ising, from - atmospheric Hest, Want of 'Appetite, Injuries. Irma Inclement Weather, and in the Spasmodic Affection , rt" the Stinitach and Bowels, so comnion to Infants, —adapt ing the Dose to the urgency of the Case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a acqtlisition. , . ESSEISCEof PEPPERMINTis so well known as a valuable ramily•Nledicine, that the principal ohject.of this Advertise /tient is to guard Purchasers atza:ust the itamerous Counter , *its which are prepared by Drueists, &c. The only l(!an ‘ lion J. Heath can Kite, is to see that " .1. I'. Heath, Notting ham," is engraved on the Government Stamp.—Price 2a. 9d. tnd Is lid.. . Sold I.IV E. Edwards (Agent to lirtrb), fill, St. Paul's f,:hurch-vard ; and also by• Sanger, 150 . , - Oxf.r. - -street ; Tut t, t''x.chang - e; Ward, Holborn; and laraccPridge, East Smith 16a,- • IRELAND, • , A FEE SIMPLE ESTATE, COUNTY OF ARMAGH. TO . By, !1101.1), . • .• DRUM IIAN-A GB ER , con . . tainhig. nearly 4600 Acres, sit oat e n the richest part of this Comity, and produchigit profit rent , uf 3,4091. 195. Id. per Anuum, exclusive of,the Demesne and other (routidc, con taining. about 440 Acres; the Nlansion. and Otlice-houses are in the most perfect repair, :in(' the house is.considered one rt the best in the County ; the Timber: on• the Estate has been rained at 10,01)01. and there are 'several • veer ph! Leases with out a perpetuity in the eat therobi atialinndant •sopplr of Turbery, arid everyappearance.oftoals ; and. the, Canal front Newry runs through the , Estate the:l:owns of Newry, Ar ,magh.Tanderageii, Market bill, Itatbfrylaini, and Banbridge, are all within blurt distance* of Ike Lands. . . ,•• Particular Rentals are posted in the principal ,Coffee-roams at Dublin and London, sod also in the principal Towns through Ireland, and may be hod by application to Rollert Esq.. Solicitor, Lineribm's-Ini, -'l,o4ukortit Abe Trustees of the Newry Bank, at Newry; ar to Messrs. Itch and Dolthin, Solicitors, 17, North Contherland.street,'Dublin ; who will 'giVe, any fort her.inforrnatiou required. Sealed Pro posals will be received by Bell and Uobhin, until the, 12th December neat, on which clay they will attcnil. at the, Corns mere; t 1 Coffee-room, Dublin, at the lunar of Two in the Af ternoim, With said ProPosals; and also with a scaled paper, when the several •Proposals Will he opened in presence of such persons as may attend; and the person waking the bi;liest proposal above the stint specified in . the sealed piper 'will he declared the purchaser, and must sign a Meniorandiim toile prepared fin-the purpose. • A sum of 50001. will he im mediatelg_requireti is a deposit t .and a further sum of 75,091/1, must be paid .within one mouth aft e r being declared.the pur chaser, or the depoSit forfeited; rind interest to hi , computed on the entire frohi t he. Ist day of Nov. preceding, from which period the purchaser will he. entitled 'to the "lents ;. and it is expected that the residue of the purchase-money will he al lowed to remain a charge upOu the Estate, at the option of the purchaser. The Furniture of the House may be had at a valuation, otherwise permission to be given for the Public Sale of it. • Since the Rental was printed, the life of lhe lease No. 43, has died, by which a rise of about Seventy Pounds per annum Will take place on that Farm. If any other inaccuracies in the . Rental, same to be settled by Arbitrators to he ehoseu by t ote parties. 17i no, G 1 a , the '1 Life a ; • Icy .ert ifc 61" . ger SL(YII.2..ND. XTALUA BLE ESTATE for SA LE.—Guti - of ABEIWEEN..-s-There will be exposed to SALE. within vhf? Royal Exchange Cotlee-house,. Edinborgh, upant Thursday the ioth inst. ;at two o'clock in the afternoon, under the authority of an Act of Parliament, the LANPS and . ESTATE of PITSLI6O, comprehending the whole Barony of Pitsligo, lying., within the-parish of Pitsligo,-and county of Aberdeen, with the exception of a small part of said Bit ron, conveyed .by Alex:miler ,Garaleat, - of 'I rasp, to tln late Sir tVilliam Forbes, Bart.; and farther comprehending the - Burgh Or Bat ultra Rosehearty, Port and .11arliour thereof, Fish-Wien, and whole 'privileges thereto annexed. Thest lands contain. between.nno and 1,000 acres, Scots measure, almost the whole of whit:hare arahie, of a fine early exposure and quality, and peculiarly well adapted for prodneing.execl lent green crops, 'as also wheat, beaus, oats, :and barley. A great part of the estate is enclosed and subdivided. It has the advantage of , an 'abnadant supply of !raccoone at a very tootle rate expence, from drift ware, and Iron; the very thriving fish-town situate on the property, and shell sand of the bus; quality. There is also a servitude of fuel on extensive neigh bouring Mosses. This valuable estate lies perfectly uompact. and is bnanuted on the east by the sea, tlfrarai.r eattern - ex- - treniSty of the Moray Frith, being distaist from Fraserborgh only four miles, to which sea-port town there is an excellent turnpike-road front Aberdeen. A new line of turnpilie-road, ' front Craserhurgh to Banff passes within a very sh-at distance of the western boundary of the lands; and the exlcasion of :mot her new line of rant.to Baia is also in contemplation; which, - when cmnpleteil, still further add to the accommoda tion of the estate. [he -Burgh d I Lsrbnnr of Roschearty art both. capable of tunch extensi n and improvement, at a v e ry ta n expellee. The fish-town is popttfous and tltriviug, and is justly Considered one of the best and :oust valuable fishing stations on the east coast of Scot lam!, as this part of the coast is the anthial resort of great shoals of her rings., cod-fish, Sic. The present gent of these Lands is only 1,05;11. sterling; but as the Leases on the greater part of the Farms are.ofshort duration, and many of them expired, there can be no doubt that the Estate will very soon be of touch greater animal va lue. The Estate holds of the Crown, and is valued in the Ceis-hooks of the Countrat , 39l.. 75. Scots, and consequently of sutheicot•valuNiolt.to afford two Freeholil.qttalifications. The Proprietor has zi;lat to the Tiends, which are valued and exhanstcd. A Rentzil and Plan of the Prorrty, a state ~t the Titles, and all other requisite Was ovation, will be obtained, on application to Robinson and Paterson, ‘‘' titers to the Sig net, Edinburgh; or Thotnai Burnett, Advocate, in Aberdeen ; the latter of - ahom will give directions fur showing the Estate to intending Purchasers. WEST INDIES. • cE J. hereby - given, that a SALE will N un be held iu etcabout the xuuttth of May next, unless pre viously Disposed of by Private Contract, of which timely no tice will be given, for all that compact and productive, SUGAR ESTATP. or PLANTATION; palled Greenwood Park, conve niently sitpute in the ,parioh of St. Mary, ,in the Island of Jamaica,. a good Dwelling-house, suitable mit-houses, negro houges, and other uuildingg, and conveniences for cultivating and .tnanaging the same, together with the Negrues,dive and dead stock t,hereon. . Further particulars may he had br applying to M , .• Larchin Gordon, at St. Marv, in the Island of Jamaica ; at the count ing,hottse of the Assignees of Messrs. Bolder° and Co.; or to Messrs. Lanth atll.l 1. - bw . Jie . ,. : 26, Princes-street, Bank of England. .INTIGU,I. • . CUANCEP,S.—Viirsitant to a decretal Or - der • :of the Honourahle the Court of Chancery for this Island of Antigua, ro.tele oh the 30th day of July, in the present year. of our Lot - 414817, in a cause: whercia John Harris, Esq. is com plainant, atnl the Trustees and Executors of the last Will and • Tesjament of-the late Ilan. Rowland Burton, of tlsis island, deceased, are defendants, all persons claiming. to be of., kindred -and affinity i he, said. ROWLAND 'BURTON ceasc6; rt.it, in no degree. beymnd.that,of a.secon_d cousin, and in immediate paternal descent front his grao3father, who was called Colonel John Burton, the father of - the Testator's late father, Anutrutis Burton,...are, hereby required to-come in and cause such their. relatioc ship to he duly established legal proof before meatmy office in the town of St. John, i,n the said Island of Antigua, within two. years front date of said order : mt. failure _wbereof,thest ,be ,depvived of all henutit and advantage to be, derived' front and under the lust; Will and Testament. 9f the said Rowland Barton deceased. J. WM. MOLLOY, • Master Extraurdittary.in Chancery. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SOTHEBY, Bookseller, at his Maio:, 145, Strand, opposite Catherine-street, on THURSDAY, Noiernlwr 1:3,. and Six, fulleiwity , liars (Sunday excepted), at Twelve rim Entire and VAtable 1.11511A11Y of the. late THOMAS, BASKERFIELD, Esq. F.A.S. of .Col chester.in Essex: Consisting of an extensive Coflection of General and County History; Antiquities; Voyages and Travels; fine Botanical Works; Philosophy; Belles Lettres, Amon:; which are I lie iMagna Britannia, interleaved. and illustrated with many hunared Topographical Prints, in 26 vols. atlas folio: Granger's Diograv local 11 atory, inns- . traced with upwards of eleven hundred Portraits, interleaved, in tt vols. folio; and several other valuable illustrated Works. To he viewed, and Catalogues ;price had,,at the Place of Sale. - The; Deputy Rarl Marshal's Order for :a General Mourn ing; for her late Royal Highness . the Princess .Charlotte- Augusta, Dalghter of, his Royal Highness . the Prince Recent, and .Consort of his Serene Highness the Prince Leopold of Saxe-Column g . In pursuance of the commands of his Royal Highness the prince Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, these are to give public notice, that it is expected that, upon the present most melancholy occasion of the death of her late Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte-Augnsta, daughter of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, and, Con sort of his Serene Highness the Prince Leopold of Saxe- Cohnn-g, all persons do put themselves into deeent mourn ing; the said mourning to. begin 'on Sunday next the 9th instant.. HENRY HO,WARO MOTXNEUX HOWARD, Deputy Earl Marshal: ' 71hisiovember 1917. Horse-Guards, Nap. 7, 1817. His Royal nighties% the Prince Regent, acting in the name And on the behalf of his Majesty, does not require that the Othcers of the Army should wear any other monrning on the \ • pr,ent melancholy occasion, than a black crape round their left arms with their uniforms. By comahtna of his Royal 'Highness the Commander in-Chia 'HARRY CALVER.T, Adjutant-General. Ailinitalty- •'Lilt+. 8, 1817. lii Royal nizhness the Prince Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, does net require that the MI - leers of the Fleet or Royal Marines should wear any other mourning on the present melancholy occasion, than ablack crape .round their leftariys with their uniforms. J. W. CIIOXEIL ;rm.- o . llice, g, 181;. Mityott.rzny It-1n Consequence of Colonel Baton Ebeit havimr-been inculprovil in the treasonable transactions which have occurred against the King and Government of Portugal, for which he appears to have been sentenced to perpetual banishment from that country, and to condign punishment in case he skill ever appear in any of the Portuguese terri tories; His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, has been pleased to com mand, that as Oz.. ColOncl has proved himself by his share in these disgraceful occurrences to have acted in a manner derogatory to the honour and character of a British Ofneer, he shall be dismissed the Service of the King of nreat Britain, and his name erased from the List of the Army accordingly. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. fror-011ire, Nov. 8, 1817 Halt Regiment of Light Dragoons.-- To be Captains of Troops.—Lient. Wnt. Smith. by purchase, vice Lntyens, who retires. Captain James Richard Rotton, front half pay of the fintli Foot, vice Robert Horsley, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 19th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Downes, from half-pay of the gil Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Richard Earle - Welby, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Assistailt Sur geon John Mach, M.D. from half-pae of the 7.3 d Foot, to be Assistant surgeon, vice Edward Pilhington, who - ex changes. 30th Regiment of Foot, Francis Barlow, Gent. to be En sign, by purchase, vice Robson, promoted. 45th Ditto, James Hearn Webb. Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Dalhonty, deceased. , • . 78th Ditto, Assistant Surgeon Duncan Henderson, M. D. front the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Assistant-Surgeon,v ice . Hitches, deceased. 82d Ditto, Robert Walter Carden, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vier Harman, proinote,d. Ride Brignite—Lii-titenant James Home, from half-pay of the 104th Font, to be-First Lieutenant, vice -Duncan Stc'vart, who exchanges. 3d West India Regiment, Lieutenant - Richard Mulholland, front hal f-pay•nf the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Chas. Black Vignoles, Who returns to his former half-pay. 4th -Ditto, George De'uie, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Eddins, deceased. • Royal Waggon Train, Lieutenant Matthew Drew, from half pay of the Regiment-, to be Lieutenant, vice Robert Parkin son, who exchatiges. IsIEMORANBUst. The 20th, 24th, and 57th Regiments of Foot are permitted to hear on tlteir colours and appointments the word " Pyren nees,:.' in consequence of the distinguished services, of those Regiments in the Pyrennecs in the month of July 1813, and not in the month of June 181:3, as stated in the Gazettes of the 9.7 th September and 9th and lfith August last. The commission of hientenant Williarit Henry Rift berford, of the 88th Foot, is antedated to 22:1 November Ist 0, but he is trot to receive - full pay between 24th March I'Bl7 and 10th April following. The Christian names of Lieutenant Speirs, of :39th Foot, are Alexander Graham. ERRATUM in-the Gazette of Ist instant. For Capirti.d Robert Downes, from the 19th Regiment of Light Dragoon:, to be Lieutenant, Stc. • Read Conyel Robert Downes, &c. ConyuissionsAtigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County, of Kent. West Kent Regiment of Yeortionry Cavalry.. Addington Troop.—The Hnn. :Joit Wingfield Stratford to be Ca ; Thomas Augustus Douce, (join. to be Lioute-. nant Thomas Style, Gent. to be Cot-net. Commission in. tin' Noah Ilant's ltiiitin. si ,, nert by . the Lord. Lieutenant of the Cranny of Liants. Carew Saint John MilLimay, Gent, to he Emsigo, vice Malce, promoted Commissions signed he the Lord Llentonnot of the West ink of the County of York, City and County of the City o York. • 3d West York Militia.,-.Leonard Leaf, Gett.f• be trnizta William Mailiham Oddie, Gent. to be ditto. * This. Order was insertsicl in 7.l7#Latr:4_.pf BANKRUPTS. T. PietistOa, Shrewsbury, mercer, Nor. 20, 21, and Dec.2o, • at el evtai, at the Red Liutt lon, Shrewsbury. A ttorncy,Mr. • IL Griffiths, SOntliampton-huildimo, Chancery-lane. A.: Aron, Plynionth Dock, silversinith, Nor. 14, 15, and Dec. 20, at twelre, at, Wealiley'.s f 1 tel, Plymouth 1)ock. .Attor nies, Messrs. I)arke, Chord), and Darlie, * Cliaricei y- lane. It. Green, Manchester, iron licinor-maker, NoV. 24, 25,' and. Dec. 20,..at ele.ven, at the Bash Lln,lNlancilester. Attorney, Mr. It. Ellis, Chancery-lane. • 11. Morse, Charlotte-street, Pitzruy-square-, - cahinet-maker, Nov. 18, at one, Nov. c.:9, at twelve, and Dec. nag, at Attotney, Mr. - 13eiiton, Union-street, Smith work,. • G. Daniel.and W. Cross, Birmingham. ,raerchants, Dec. 1,2, and 20, at the Swan 1- - Intel, Itit:ming•ham. Attornies, Messrs. Bourdillou and Hewitt, Bread...street, Cheapside. S. Spyvr, Great Alie-street,Goodmans-fields, merchant,, Noy.' IR, 25, and Dec. 20,••at one, at Guildhall. Atturuies, 111 essrs.Niud and Cottexill, Throgmarton4trect.' J. Carlisle, St. Ann's Mill, near Newcastle-upon-Tyne, miller, Nov. 11;•and Dec I, 20, at 'eleven, at the Georze hut, New.. . castle7-upott.Tytte.•:Attoritie, Messrs. Atkinson antLlV;;des, • riOhSoll,•:llanchestr4 . , ' brazier; Nov. eel,' 21, and Dec' 40, at two, tit the Whii,e. ilear fun, Manchester. Attorney Mr. Ellis, Cliaoecry-larie. .1. Bolshaw, Liverpool, plumher,.Dec. 1. 2, and 20, • at one, at the Star and Gaiter Tavern, Liverpool., Attorney, Messrs.. As ison and Wheeler, Castle-street, Hoihm n. J. Robson, Little Britain, Alders:fate-street, stable-keeper, Nov. 15, 22, and Dec. 20, at twelve, Attorney, ; D. Russel! and Son, Crown-court, Aldergate-street. T. Bromt,•Sussex, millet, N0r....21,44„and Det. 20, at twelve, at the Golden Fleece hut, Chichester. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and Free..mtit, Basinglndi-street, T. We;-I.,Gracechnrelt-st met, wholesale perfumer, Nor..-11, • 18, and Dec. .20, at twelve, at Guildhall. :Attorney, Mr. ; COOte,-Anstin - -friars.. M. Evans, sett.- Llangernew, Drnhighshire, shopkeepor,.Nny; 27, 28, and Dee. 20, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Den, • high. Attorney, Mr. J. Lieevpool. S. Bennet, Balis; : hrolier,-N0v.;,45,. 0,.412,d„Dec..9.0,,at three, ; at the Fell Moan Inn, Bath. Attorney, Mr. J. 11..11i;..n! more, No. 9, Scott's-yar d. W. Belling, Exeter, drnggist, Nov. 12, .22,,,and Dec. 20, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter. Attorney, Mr. It. Brtitton, - 55, t7id Broad street, : J. Stanton,,Strand, apathecarv, N0r..1R„25,:it one, an.d.Dec.. 20, at tivvlve, at •Gnilditali. Attornies, Messrs. Mayhew. and liricer-Clinuc.ery,lant.. J. Iticiwasnn, Great St. Helen's, mcrehent, Nov. 1 I, IS, and Dec: 10, at t/Ile, at Gniidhall. At turn its, Messr s . Allistwa and H ttttdleby, Freematt's-cnurt. J. Fletclivr and W. Yeates, 110glithelnist one, St;ss(2x, tailors, • Nuv. ll,t R, and I)ec. 20, at Guildhall. .attorney, Mk. G. Adams, Oki Jewry. • • . . j nn..Mincliesrer, calico-printer, Nor. 23 , .25 v and Dec. 40, at eleven, ;it the Palace Inn, Manchester. t_ Wilies, Messrs. Hurt], Jo4nsun, and Greenwupd, Bench. walks, Tvuiple. (Di vi dends, 84. To-morrow.) WUNDEAIFUL, CHACE. CAMBRAY, Nov. 4.—The hounds of iris Grace the Duke of Wellington, on the 300 ot last, niOnth, di3covered a most enormous boar in the forest of ‘Vallincourt. The animal, on being die-: turbed, passed rapidly into the forest . of dipart,.'. Which . he completely traversed.; .being. then hard, scented by the dogs, lie tooloo the .plain, wheie. he was vigorously pursued by hounds and .sports-,„ men, and ere he could reach another wood, was -: brought to bay. The animal' thenbecame ferocious, , and destroyed all the dogs, that approached him, when one-of hi, Grace's Aides-de-Camp plunked his spear into his side. This only rendered the beast : more savage,.ll hen his Grace himself, seeing his clogs would he destroyed, rode up, itud will) his spear gave the coup ,de grace; the animal made it d es p etat 'e to-wouod his Grace's horse; and fell in the at:tcmpt,,,Thp, peasants say he' is th , largest boar that hi hem' seen. for some years. Of the numerous field that started the pursuit, Only five, besides his Grace, reached the end. DEMERARA.-011 the disbautirhent of the Left Wing of the 6th West India Regiment, the fol kmi4ig.Order was read and communicated at the head-quarters of the district : " District After Ordr rs, 2 11 k of rhignst,lsl7. " Major-General Murray re;eets that this day should ter minate the .honOuratle serviecs of the 6th West lUdiailegi went ;Is a Corps. " The.left • wing, which has serre4l under hig command nboce. ai year,jlM only LaSlled t h e 1'91LO:111011 of the Corps,, hut uven itoprovt•d itf its field 'during that' arid is entitled to !lie M0141'.-(iolcral's thanks for its orderly and' soldiet'-ilhe.condtrt. "The Soldiers and 011ie , rs ilsva generally a claim to-this tribute, hut Without detraciiog flomu tie Illetitarious services , of the ( :"Lni ),,,, Y Piiihers, or the more arduous ones of Actin!.r. .‘d.iiitant and Quarter-Nlaster,,which have in succesr,fon beelL so creditably tilled 'and discharged by Lieutenants Romney. find. Wickhain, the Major-General frels it more particularly . his ;duty 1, offer it sto.,t lir Comthanding Officer, Captain J. Linwood hilly, to whose great and unwearied personal exer-. • lions, tinder circumstances of tiilusual difficulty, the supeeirx diseipline Uf Alie Cotnpanic 3 s slt the bead-quarters of the dis trict is to be mainly attributed. . . The soldier's of the Left ‘Ving of the 6th Vest Wi,l not forget, that they'bear with therir a mine which th , y •nat:4 well feel proud to siipp,,rt, and ohs never hsll 4A uni be the fatp,of the 011icers to, be ,called into the iiciive exercise of their tifnetimis ' the, Major-Gelieral is curl. taitet hat Ibef; will be found v'alutiide in their respective ratiksi, and Major-Qylic.ral Alurray takeslrave of them,. with the ast...;;; ^urrinQv carrying ariti r hi&-h•e&t-Wis.L.;:t.fur their 1)011014 snare4 . l4inctuiviit. •