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,i . ,I~7+. ~u. r. t .::.• ''t --- T . ' " ).. •!: 4,. • : ( 1, 4 , . aii .. z, st ri A,' 814.41;1Y44r ' it• \ !, -j N • \t",.Z % • ''''.,', ...IL'" .".• t-i''''' . .';''' . - ... . . ~. ,- ..e. `...'':•' • 4 . ), ' , .: 7 4Ve . C .: ;:.c.,,,,"' i T T ~ ~)„........4..,„,,-_: „ ~,..,.. IN „) Zit. 4 . 7, 11 5 ..01 lit -I,pl-11: ' erii 5:i ..., i3 .1...,...:t. -1.4. ' 1 4„ 0 , ...Lei H ;;;;.;?, srumEß A330.] V AUXIIALL. mbit tesOcafulbi , irifornied; iliat 1 from the great Preparation s ma ki ng f or t h e Celebration 6f the BI k - f 14-DAY of tlighness 'the PRINCE of WA I.ES, To-morrow, the'Gardetis can. only be open td on that Day and Friday in the present Week ; after which, iIt.GA-S,. as usual, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, -till the conclusion of the Season. N:B. No Orders can be admitted on the Prince.of Wales's Nik;hs. To remedy the inconveniencies which have occurred art rormer Seasons, froth the pres.ure, at she Entrance to the gardens on the celebration of the Royal Birth-Days, four iT.xtra c Doors will be oeened, two of which are in Kenning ton-lane, and two in Vauxhall-walk, the back 'road to the Gardens. , To the GENTLE MIEN, CLERGYMEN, and FREE.. HOLDERS of the County of NORTHAMPTON,: GENTI EMF.N, •' - • IT was-not may intention to have thus addressed you at this time, had not very general appl ica ti ons b een made by Lord . A LTHatt 13, and Sr.-i- IV lE. AM LA NC—. NAM, as Candidates tbr the :County at th e n e xt E leflion, and it is inconsequence of the very active Capves which has taken - place within a tow days, •that I •atn - inilticed no longer vi delay declaring my - intention to - Wier My services again in eniuing ParliaMent. • - ' , Througlunit the time of my being in Parliament it has beet: rnv otijed to clisckaige My - ': Duty to the satistitliein of my Constituents, and to the • best of my abilities aid judg *ent ; and not sensible of Hiving in any- way forfeited ybur good opinion,' I trust'.l may look •fu•varil with confidence to your Favour and Support, in the event of a Dissolution. I have the honour to b e , - • • • GitsT•LEMEN, Your obliged acid fait blur Servant, '&c. W. R. CARTIVRIG.HT. Aynho, Aux• 3, iB:6 THE only STATE LOITERY. to be drawn this Year consists of lo,cop' Tickets, and' commences on MONDAY 13th OCTOIMt; 1806. NO FIXED CAPITALS. SCli . gro . "V•ltiz of eich. - jj2c,ooo. - - No. of Prizes. Total Value. ,C6D,oan i ^OOO - 5,000 - 5 20 4 0 4,100 20,000 Tickets - 30,000 ~ ~ ,r,7 .- ~ - .. 5o- - - - 100- - _ - 15,000 5,0c0 5° ' i;oto 20 - - - 8,2,000 41°e° 2,000 ,c zoo,ouo First-drawn 4r0,000 'Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at all the Licensed Lottery Off Les. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket - A, 19 15 "o • Half - - - ro i o Eighth - 2 0 Quarter - - s- o(-Sixteenth, - - I 5 6 LEsS TICKETS AND MORE PRIZES 4, (.:01tNI1ILL, and 9, cflA RING-CROSS, LONDON. TBISH respedfully acquaints the Public, that . the prisent Lo - rrEltY - contains the-fewest. Tickets ever known in a Lottery,. and the most Capital Prizes. The last 30,0001. Prize, the fast zoioo o l. Bl an k, an d t h e 0 last 10001. Prize,: ever shared, were. all sold at the above Offices ;where Tickets, Shares, and Chances, are - selling in., great variety, and when ail outstanding Prizes are paying in full, without any deduction. • ' t gir Persons 111 the Country may In -- supplied, 'by sending • their Orders, Post or-Carriage paid, accompanied with good Bank: Notes, Cash, or Post-Office Orders.. - The Lotter/ begins.tbe,s3tll of )(tither next.• • MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. A• LL PERSONS in possession of Incomes, 13 arising, from Freehold, * Ciopyilold, or Leasehold .istates, in Land or I-Inuses,. Money in they Fonda, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, . An twines, Patent Places, Church. Li vings, or any eithercer .tain -Income for Lite,• inay be/supplied with. temparary`lit . perrnan ei n Sums of Money to say. Aniount,, by.paying- An nuity I est for the ....„ The Nobility and '(..;entry of known 'PrOperty,. or - their . may be accommodated on theik, personal security .; and in an y i n sta nce where the single security of an indivi dual inaT be deemed insufficient, the addition of another persoi to guarantee' the •payinenf.of the Interest-will. re • wove the objeCtion;i, anu, in • all . cases, pri v ile ge w ill •b e given . to the Public to retutn. the 'Principal at their own option. . . . _ - Personal applications . Will -be , received - every-day till Fowl. o'clock;. and. Letters-from - Correspondents- in -Town or Country post paid) will lae immediately.answered,_by ad dressing to the Director of the gltihtsbridge..l.3ank., at his Town House. No. 8. lower john-Streel,.COlden-sepilare. THEN Professiobal . 11ren Ed4tation., .*Resporisibility'deviate from the 'generbl &water* by the setettibn of a peculiar branch, the. sanction of long con tinuedsuccess ts.the best criterion of superinilty. . Eight years have I devotes. my practice - to the exclusive treatinent of Three Disorders and the successful resu l t o f tell , plan gives me'addi.tional ardor to.oppose' as tar as I am able, the. ravages of. those Complaints whichare.the most important the.Catalogue of Human Infirmities'.. ' After - initiation into ei/cry Branch, as an Anny• Surgeon, t fonnetla wish at an early period, of . Prattice to rescue tr.- dividuals from the ignorance of imedueated niert; or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pra&itioners. The Three Disorders,' to the Cure of which I have' de.' toted my attention,' •mrnprise every species' of. VEN E. FAL-- INFECTION, whether of a recent' or long .du. • ;anon adly, of , debility, whether arising . from the habits of; school .boys,. or the indulgences of 'Mature age: And, lastly, t...izt derangement of the ststemin wo men which is callied 3:kit KENN E”, or STET ILI TY. ' Nuir.enjus Diseases are the result of ignorance, cc haste in the treatment ofsa simple Gonorrhxa; and 'it 'not un frequently- happens that the seeds of Life ire poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded, hour.'---.1.4 a superior me ..thod such Complaints are easily cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust that I may presume to o tte r a. radical re-establishment. • . • Few, - however, are the cases of CoMplillated distress- in this disorder, compared with the. calamitous situations n Men, who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice; or the • prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of Debility, w4,ch is the unav o idabl e conse quence o f such . • pernicious naMts. Where the unhappy sufferer broods:over hi. ntisery, but carefully conceals l iiis inisfortune, it may he some conso latio.. fur him 'to know, - that although it be an object of doubt or 'untatainty With otner Practitioners, the removal of these 1`! - Ociencles by the gradual progress• of Renova. tion, is the acquirement or': , ny 'Experience. I ti; the rites i? Bacchus or Venus have -began to reduce Manly vigour, much anxiety will be prevented' by an early.—_Cerunterac. tion of this lanenid State ; • and in these cases, no great - difficulty will occ , ;:, • ' But where this Deficiency has for years pistol, a proper perseverance is • intilspensabl , equisite to revive the slprn. bering Sparks of Lite, as tl V. re-animate the Constit.ution. MAK I Et) WON! EN, who have 1011 g been disappointed in their expectations of . - a hannly, may btr , assured, that in most instances, such detels are curable by Medical skill. The ,secresy which is so essential to 'illy undertaking, and the qualintations •.-trtiten 4 have presumed to state, forth the bas i s of rny' pretensions,'and in coincidence with such this intimation, is given, that Mr. liree,may be consulted personally, or by Leiters (inclosing' a small Note), iat his hot r e, Nl'. 2 9 , A ruildcf - - t.rr.:et., Strand, near Temple Bar. There is . addition tl Entrance in - .Water-street, atlietnipg, and the NiI`Ilt•• is 0(11 nth the doors. • . . Martin 'tree, N-Testikr el the 14.01ar College.orStiris?nS. . ' : D.A'N TS. —l3 R t/0K WOOD PARK. - Vdplt N f - M - ASlON'and FARM, TOUR HUNDRED and -EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES, and BRAMDEAN-HOUSE, with Tl*ll - RTY-ON,E ACRES of LAND. • • • - 'PO'RE SOLD 3Y AUCTION,. • 13y PETER COXE, - At Gatraway's, on TueSday the ~6th of August inst. •.• TWo . .Lots . . • • Lot i . A VALUABLE' FItEEHOLD . and PART . t COv-Y Hot. n ESTATE, ,nearly ei - lJal to Freehold, called ffrookwood Park, five Miles SOuth or A I res ford, twelve from Alton, anti ten MileS East of Winchester; •iionsisting • of a handsome spacious Mansion, suitable to a Nobleman or Cenilernan's Family, with all requisite Offices,' ,Pleasorelground,. Gardens,' stamling in a Park of about We yeray Acres, with Farm Mouse, Cottage, Barns, and other 'Out-buildings, and adjoining an I ncloSure of Arabic, Mea, do w, and Wood Land, containing-in the.whole Four Hundred and EightY-fiVe Acres. - ••' -Lot z. That Valuable Freehold Est‘ate known as Pram dean House, four Miles. South of Alresforiticonsisting of a . substantially erected- Family Residence. at present in the pos session of Admiral Calmady (Whose *Lease expires on the mai of Oaciher, When pOZeSsinn will bc-given) ; with very • extensive, aud appropriate Offices, excellent Gardens and Pleasure-grounds, Farm- HOirse, Dairy, Barn, Stabling, and other necessary - Out-buildings,' and upwards of Thirty Acres of rich Arable and Pasture Land. . - May be viewed one month preceding the Sale, by applica tion-to-Mr: . Perry, Rramdeari ' of whom printed P a r t ic u la rs rimy be had; also of Webb, Esq.. Salisbury; at the Dol_ I phin, Southair.pton ; • the George, Winchester; the' Rush, Farnham ; of Messrs. Oddie, Odclie„ and Forster, Carey.. street, Lincoln's Inn-fields; and of Mr. P. Coxe,. No. 33, Throgmorton-street, where Plans of the kstate may be seen. FICTUALL INC-OFFICE, • , Jane To, THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Ins 117/I.7EsTP, NAVY do hereby give Notice, That oil Tuesday the 2d of September next theywill - ,be - ready to receive Tena'ers, in writing (sealed tip), and treat for the sum ring of what FRESH BEEF, SEATROVISIONS, and \VINE, shall It dcmandedlor the Use of WS Illajestr';Ships and ILeisels at Lisbon, for the space of Twelve lifolabs certain, and further "uptil Sixlloll4hr warning shall be given'; in be paid for by payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. • The Conditions of the Contrabis tn.:), he seen at the Sectetory's Offee, at this O f fice ; or iyapplving to His' Britannic iilajeSty's Consa, a' Lisbon. No regard will be had to ally Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted 14 74. , 0rdr at length, or that Shall not delivered to the Board, before One o'Clock on the said' Tuesday, the zd of, September next, nor finless the Perron whc makes the;Tende:, or some Person on his hehdij, attends, to esnwer, when, called for. 111 GNDA 1 1 ; AUGUST 11, 1806. , . , - This Day w4s..puhlished, • ,• In One Volume, iBino. price 3s. sewed, . , • AWORLD of WIT; containing CbaratStetistio Anecclotes.and,Bon Mots of eminent Living Persons. By the lion. Mr. S--L.:.lt. Itespondere pawl. the Fdurth Edition, corred,id and enlarged. Sold bill. P. Symonds, Paternciwr-rOw. : In a few Days will lie published, in Quarto, with coloured, Engravings; price iss. hi boards. ATREATISE on VACCINE INOCU;LATION: to witichis added, an Account of the CHICKEN PDX; the,SIVI N E-1 4 0X, and theH VES; with an Ap pendix, containing'Letters from Physicians and Surgeons of eminence, - respeding the pretent State of Vaccination in many Cities and Towns of the Linited-Kingdon t .. . - P R y OBE g .WI LLAN, D. F.A.S. &c. Printed for Richard Phillips, Bridge-street, Blackfilars ; and to be had of al Booksellers. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS: MO, such desirous of placing a Young Gentleman in a Military Profession, a most desirable Opportunity now occas. 4A - co kN ET (his Regiment is a most excel.- lent eniej of D RAQ ()DNS will resign his - Commission in fa vour 'of a Young, centleman y , who can be properly recom mended, fin- the stun of Four Hundred Guiwas.. Lettes addressed fo Rabert'Moore, Esq,,No. 437, Strand, London, will be s attended to. ;V LINCOLNSHIRE. 'VALUABLE ESTATE, in RICH FEEDING LAND ; • • near SPALDING and BOSTON, TUBE SOLO RY AIJCTION,. By PETER COXE, At Garraway's" Coifee . -house, Change-alley. London, on Thursday the r4th instant, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot; unless prev;ously disposed of by Private Contra& A VALtjABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE of rich _CI FEEDING LAND, in the Parishes of Whaplode and Holbeach, eight Mileifrom Spalding, twelve frcim BoSton, four.from Holbeach,-twelve from Wisbeach,--all good Market Towns, arid One hundred Miles from London; • consisting of the• Manor, 'or rFTuted Manor, of Li tt l e b ury, w i t h .sundry Farms, - in - v - Ring-fenee, - lett on short LeaSes, whiCh expire at Lady-day,. t ;08, at presentloW - Rents, amounting to 20571. es. 6d. per annum, and greatly iriaßroyable. The Land-tax is rOaemed ; • the RoadS are good; the Estate' is in airy Country, not liable to Floods, near a navigable River, which ..communicates, at a short distance, with the German Ocean. To be viewed ,by leave of the Tenants, on application to Messrs. Foiter and Bonner ' Spald'ng, who will sh i w• th e Estate.; 4.3f'Who'm printed Particulars may. be had • as well as of Messrs. Nicholson and Up ton , an d of Mr.'. lonath Teal; of ... Leeds ; of Messrs. Foster; Cooke, and - London ; of Mr. Peter Coxe, 33, Throgmorton- street, with all of whom Plans of th e Estates' may be seen. • Particulars maybe also had at Lloyd's and G,arraway's. , • 'BIDEFORD, DEVON:. VALUABLE RECTORY, wilit PARSONAGE HOUSE, - atat. El FTY-FLVE ACRES of GLEBE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By PETER -COXE, At Carraway's, on Tuesday the , t6th otAugust, at Twelve, NEXT PRESENTATION to the VALLI '. • ABLE RECTORY of BIDEFORD; ,producing a present Income of 56,)1. per Annum; of a yearly Composition in lir.o Tythv's, taken at the very moderate Rent of as. in the Pound, including the Rent of 'the Glebe and Surplice Fees, but is presumed the Rectory is highly improvable ; the present Incumb,mt is aged.7b. The Parsonage is beauti-' fully situate, with Lawn, Gardens, and Plantations ; com mands extensive Vie Ws of the- River Torridge and neighbour ing Country;- contains a Drawing-room, Dining-'parlour, and Study, eight BedchaMbers, convenient Offices - of every de scription' - Coach - house, a n d two S ta bl es. Th e Gl e b e con. sists et; F ifty-five Acres. of rich Arabic and 'Pasture Land,— , Bideford• is a pleasant Sea Port and good Market Town, a pAy Miles distant trim Barnstaple and 'Torrington, tic; Neigh, bourhood genteel Ad social, • the Roads good, • and the Cowl to singularly pleasant. The present Rector, the Reveretil RiChard Keats, on application, will shew the Parsonage. and . . • Particulars may be hid one month preceding the Sale, at tlle_Popes - Head, Piyamtith ; the (.;oiden, Lion, Barnstaple; the New London Inn, Exeter ; the New Inn, Bideford ; of Mr. P. Coxe, No. 33, Throgrnorton-street; and at Lloyd's •nd C r,ra'w ay 's. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. - - - - - MESSfiS.- CURRIE and .Co. Surgeons, haring 'for a long series of years made the VE NE REA L ' DISEASE the particular objed . of:their investigation, are now enabled to announce the discovery of a Medicine suilerior 'to Mercury in the cure of that disease. Itis at present suf.; fitient.fortlaent to Aserve, that its .effects are diametrically opposite to those of Mercury, for though it completely era dicates every vestige of the virus in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in the least injure the Constitution, or alter the complexion ; 'on the contrary,. it:renovates the system in all its natural functions,' promotes Appetite, and facilitates digestion: - NomberlesS , instances are on recent, record of, the superior efficacy of this Medicine, its inherent and specific virtues' ading as a perpetual correetiVe to bodily debility, •whether proceeding trorn , ,an excess of •conjugal - and illicit pleasure, or from the more insidious thotigh-not less destruc tive indulgence-in a certain , pernicious habit. Amidst the melancholy varietrofdisorders. which are the cr7nsequence of this solitary 'vice, there are none more attliding than thos'e deficiencies and debilities that prevent or embitter the matri monial state. The wretched slifferer brood's over his misfor tunes, ashamed to seek relief till it has brought him to such a state of misery as to render life oppressive. 'To those un happy persons it will be a consoling. reflection to know that they may now, by.a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous Constitution. , Mesii.Vurrier.. , d Co. may r be'consulted by patients of either sex, at their House, No. iD7, Hatton .;ardert, .persori ally, or by Letter (post-paid) ieclosing a Bank' Note, "when the necessary Advice and Medicines-will he given or sent to any part of the KingOotn. Patients in th' entintry are re quested. to' state their age and geninil-mOcle of living. No. to 7, 1-lartoilGardca. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. 'DR. TAMES's ANALEPTIC AND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. T HE Celebrity of the Analeptic Pills, as a ge - - neral Preservative of Health, is becorhe universal, horn their Efficacy in those Complaints which continually dis turb the Human Frame ; such as IColds,r Rlieumatisms, lead-aehs,' Indigestions, and other Diseases of the. Stomach and Bowels ; which arise front the Vicissitudes of our Cli mate, or from IndulgenCe in ems Luxuries of Lite; and these salutary ElFeelS.are produced by gently opening the I'ores:by Night, and the Body by Day,: without requiring any parti ' cuiar Regimen or, Confinement. But though the Analeptic 'Pills are also very serviceable in Bilious anct other deep. seated Disorders, yet being-designed as a mild Purgative only, and therefore nut always sufficiently alive, the Antibilious Pills have been recommended in aid, by an eminent Physician, who has used these Medicines combined for many years with the happibst sucees3 in all c o m pl a i nts o f the Liver, as well as in other internal Diseases. Travellers, by Land pr Sea, or Persons remote from Medi cal Asskiance, would do well to be always provided with these Pills ; which, with some of the genuine Dr. James's - Fever .Powder, would form a most valuable Sroie, in a small compass, that would often aflinTl Relief on any sud den Indisposition, 'and prevent the ill consequences of Ne glee of Delay. Sold, only iv F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's yard, on the Coach-war, four doors irom the Cor ner of L'heapside, London; and at Dr. James's late Hause in Bruton-street ; viz,. ,-the Analefitic Pills, price 49. 6d. a Box, or six in onelaige 13ox, for tl. 45. i • and the An'Thilious Pil is.. price z 5.9.1 a,130x„ D ti ty.i ne luded. —Observe that the worth •4 Newberk; No, 45, kaat's," are engraved in the StamPs. • VICTUALLING-OFFICE, .714 2:4, 18c6. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTY 's/Vl/ VY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday t,he 12th Day of Septem,6ei next, they will be ready to reo. -eeive Tenders in willing (sealed sip), and treat for such Quanti ties of IRISH EEEF and PORK, of tle best quidi!y, and to be cured in the enticing Seaton, as the re:peer:Nye Merci..ants and Dealeii therein may think proper to offir; one third Part thereof to be, packed int-fall Puncheorls,one third Part in Tierces, and the remaining.onitbird Part in Barrels ;to 6e delivered into Ma. jescy's aualling Stores arDltford,Portsmouth, and Fbiniouth, and into the Arno, - Stores'in St. Cathetille'S, iii regui. lay proportions of each description of Casks, -by the periods undei:. mentioned, viz. One fourth cllthe whGle by the r4ll, yrnsta t y, 1807. One half of the remaining quantity by the 3lit March; L 837. And the remainder by the 3oth of sine, 11137. And to be raid for by Bills ,payable, with Intr - rest, mine; days after date. The Conditions of the contrgs7s may he seem at the Seceetav's Office at this qffice, oi• hy _applying to Mr. Dynit&ville, Agent for the Pit - Thal/in at Cork, to lbe Colleekors If His ill ajest) . , 's Oa_ tome at Limerick, Belfirst, Newg, and Waterford, and to the Postmartet.Generalat,Duhlin respeetiveli. N. B. .No Tqzder for ale sr &tangy than Soo Tierce: will he accepted. •No regard will be hod to au Tenderin which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shal4 nut he delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday the tz.'h Scp tniber next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some l'e? son on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called Jor. • EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, ling. 6, ISc6 b All Exchequer Bills - dated-in the Month of Sept. 1805, TO BE PAID OFF. • TiHE LORDS COMMISSIONERS jES T Y's TREASURY having. given Direqions .zzy ing of the Principal of the above-mentioned Exche2zeer Bills, with thelnterest thereon, at the Exchequer'Bill Office in the Receipt of E.a.higuer, New Palace ,Yard, Westminstir, an SATURDAY the.3oth' Day of August, JBO6 ; Attendance will be given (Sundays and ffolidays excepted) until Friday the 22d instant inclusive,fi-om Ten o'Clock in the Morning - al One in the naM,..for the Purpose of receiving the tame. And for the greater disi r Pch, the Bearers of the raid Bills arc desired to bring separate . -Lists of each descriptim of Bills,.eontaining the Numbers, in Nu i merical Order, according 'to the Value of the said, Bills, and Times of Consznencenfent of Interest, with the principal Sums and Interest- due thereon, computed front the dbl. on which they' are . respeakize4 , dated, exclusive, to the said I.Dth Aay of August, inclusive, when the Interes? will cease; and they are' desired to write their .N.vner and Places of Abode . on such Lists, and indorse :heir Names on the said BMA. If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be desirous id 'receiving payment the Principal and Interest previous to the said 3oth D,9, they may be accommodated on computing the Interest to the Day on which they with to he paid, and leay. lag the said fir examination one day prior thereto. Such Persons as mgy6e desirous of havink New Excheyset:, 4illr in pars p4yment upon me , ltioning the Amount at the bottom of their • Lists delivered on or before' the 22d instant, may be accomModated with New Bills carping an htte,ett of Three pence, Halfpenny .19, the Day cv ye-1y One Hundred Foknds,• which said New bear d a t e the sa id 30t i,.,fl ay y gust 1806, and will be delivered on the 3,1 September 1 8c6, and the fillowing Days. • N. 13. 411 Exnbequetz Bills dated prior' to September, 1895, haze been advertised to be paid of, "and the Interest thereon has ceased. PRICE SiXVEIVCk. F;oni the LONDON ,G4ZETTE, 6, 1606. 11:ir -q(fice, Akg. ► 4806.. . . • • . 2d Regiment of Dragoon .Guards,' Captain George Morris, from the 34th FOot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Dick son, who exchanges.. Lientenant Robert Bourne to •, be Captain ofa - Tro.op, without purchase. To be Lieutenants—Cornet Charles Lewis Phipps, by pur chase, vice Pringle,. who retires. Cornet !oh? Hans-es, from- the' - 9th Light bragooris ! by .purehase ! loce.,Wool oombe, who retires: Cornet Chatles Stellard; without , purchase. - To be Cornet—SaMuel BotfornisY, Cent, without purchase. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Thorrias Prost, from the Sad Foot, to be. Lieutenant; without pOrthase. Sth Regiment of Light Dr a g oo n s , Lieutenant itoticrt 'Voting to be Captain of ao Troop, ,vice A iiercromby, deceased. Cornet Robert Bartlett Coles to be I.iesitenasit;..vice lard, promoted in the 12th Garrison BattaliOn. Basil - Wood, Gent. VI be Cornet; vice' Coles. Quarter-Pilaster W, Beatty to• be Cornet, by norchase, vice Baclow, pro_ muted. Surgeon George Posetor, from the 75111 Foe" to be Surgeon,. vice Treyer, Who eiehang:s, 16th Ditto, lingli Oisen, Gent; to be Ccrnct, without piato. chase, .vine Martin, .prompted. . . loth Ditto, Cornet Robert Kennedy to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Geils,_ premotcd. Cot net iteo . ry At, thuo Gladsvin to. be Lieutenant, vice I olitisoo ! promoied in the 'l4th" Foot. J. F; Neville, G en t. t o b e (..,6rhotO %tee Kennedy,. Henry Young, Cent, to be Cornet, vice Ne. vVle, deceased.. Assistant-Surgeon' John Murra) to be Surgeon, vice Abercrombie; appointed to the 34 th roat. 24th Ditto, Lieutenant George Buttes.. to be Captain of a - Troop, vice White, dei•eased. To be Lieutenants—Comet George, lsaac Call, vice Gor e , Promoted is. the isth Foot. Cornet John Police, wionout purchase; vice Sotoke, -- plornoted. . , vice George Dunce; . . To.be Comets— Joseph Mier, Gibsort, (lost. vieC. Call. Jahn Mackintosh, Gent. vice John Btance. lonse.t . Mylne, era. vice Inglis. 25th•Dittoo Cornet Samuel Ne*man Io tie r .t.eutee..n:„l , y - purchase, vice.Huskisson. Promoted in thee , 24th Foot. rite Regiment of ,Foot Guards, Etisign. WM. Siiiler to - be Lieutenant, by. purchaseovice G. A. Cooke, Wit' rrti,es. 4th Regiment of Foot, C a pt a i n MartneW - I-lottoti, from the 22cl Foot, .to be Captain, of a Company, vice Abbey, who . exchanges.'6th Ditto, Ensign tostni; George‘Wallace to be. Lieutenant, •by purchase, vice Daraville, promoted. DaVid Blyth, Gent, to be Ensign; by . purchase, vice Phillips, promoted in the 4otli Foot. • • 7th Ditto, Ensign M. A. Jacob De Brakeil, frOM the 6ath Foot, to he Lieutenant, Without purchase, vice' Wilby, promoted in. the 90th Foot. . . Toth Ditto, Ensign Francis Socket to be Lieutenant, by pur. chase, vice Nairn, promoted. , • • tzth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Robot ErAitie to be S-str_. germ, vice Campbell, deceased. 17th Ditto, Lieutenant William Milton Thomson, from the 75th. Foot, to be - Lieutenant, Vice Harrington, who ex. changes. Ensign George Charles Smith to be Lieutenant, vice .Midgley, deceased: John Maitland Alamo G•eut. to be, Ensign, vice Smith. - loth Ditto, Ensign ThOrnas Frantis Wade to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cuthbert who retires. 22d Ditto, Captain Robert K. Abbe', front the 4th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Hutton, Who exchanges. Lieutenant Wm. Leech, from the 75th Foot, to be Lieute nant, vice Baines, who exchanges. lidintrnd Bishop. Gent, to be Ensign, • without p u rch ase , v i ce Kelly; pro-, mated. i rlsomas Brittain, Gent. to be• Ensign', - without purchase ' vice Cockburn, promoted. - Ilibye Le 'Sage, • Gent. to be Ensign by pule/rase, vice Innes ; promoted. 231 Ditto, Lieutenant John Selby Smith to be Captain of a COmpany, without purchase, vice A bercromby, promoted in the tooth Foot. Second•Liept enant lames Bradshaw Mercer to be First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Barclay, promoted in the Nova Scotia Fencibles. Second Lieutenant.ilenry Stanylord Blanckley to be First Lieute nant, vice Smith.' 27th Ditto, Cornet Lever Legge, from-the ad Dragoons, to b e Lieutaant, by purchase, vice C a rr o ll, who retires. • 32d Ditto,,Entogn Robert Dillon to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Cormick, promoted. 33d Ditto, Lieutenant W lliam Lambton to be Captain of a Company, vice Lowe, deceased. Lieut. 1 :.K.nox to be Cap.. rain ofa Company,' without purchase, vice Quin, promoted. Ensign J. C. Nickels to be Lieutenant, vice. Lambton. Lieutenant John Orrok, frdm the 65th Foot, to be Lieute« nant, vice•Niekels, deecaceid. Cyrus Edward TYapauti, Gent. to.tie Ensign, vice Nickels. . 34th Regitnent of Foot, Lieutenant john Young, froin the - Bth Light Dragbons, to be Captain of a Company, b)' per. chase, vice Bull, resigned. Captain lerensian ! Dickson, from the zd Dragoon Guards, to be Captain . of Company, - vice Morris, vlto exchanges. To be Lieutenants, EnSign George Johnson, vice Holborne, deceased. Ensign Henry Benson, vice Tonson, deceased. Ensign Timothy Davies, by purchase, vice' Athorpe, who retires. „ To be Ensigns, Henry Benson,•Gent. vice Johnson. Mathihs John Everaid, Gent. vice Benson. To.be Surgeon, Sureeon folio Abetcrornby, from the 19th - Light Dragoons, vice MorsisOn, cLeceased. 35th Ditto, Major,Jerensiah O'Keefe, from Colonel Bailfie's Regiment, to be Major, vice Stewart, who exchanges. 38th Ditto, Lieutenant Donato M'Artithroftom Hai topay of the 42d Foot, to be Lieuten...it, re- pa . )log tile di t::reiice. soth Ditto, Rob. Ray, Gent. to be , Ensign, by purchase, vice Ambrose, sireimotiao in the Sad. Foot. st. Ditto; Lieut,. George - Dailey; from i fall-pay of the - 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Donnell deceased. 53d Ditto, Lieutenant Charles •F. hinter, from the 74th to be , Lieptenant, vice Whittin o o, with exchanges. Weyland, Gent. to be EnSign, without purchase, vice M'Dougall, promoted.- •• • , sstli Ditto, EnsigtoDavidHagart. from the soth Foot, to be Ensign, without pUreliase, vice Srnitli, whoSe Appointhent has not taken place. • lieyliger,4.;ent. to be bisimi, witlthut•purchaSe vice Kearney, promoted. • - 59th-Ditto, Wm. Mandeville, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Ilagart, appointed to the 55th Foot. . 6 tst Ditto, John-Sl:Jaunt, Geist. to be Ensign, without- Pur chase, vice Fenton, promoted in. the 8 ist .Foot. 62c1 Ditto; Captain John Brown, from the 3dCarrison Batta • lion; to be Captain of a 'Company, vice flamilton, who exchanges. 65th Ditto, Captain Wm. Mansell, from the 76th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice- Skerrett, who exchanges, Ensign lolinGoodger to be Lieutenant, vice Stow, deceased. 67th Ditto, Ensign Coote to ,be Lientemant, vice Parke, de ceased. . • - • 69111 Ditto,' Captain lames Moore, from the 74th Foot, to be - Captain of h Company, vice BrOughton, who exchanges. 741 h Ditto, Lieutenant Bassett Collins to be Captain of a CoMpany, by purchase, vice Toltreyi, who retires, • Edward Broughton, from the 69th Foot, 'to be Captain of a Company, vice Moore, who exchanges. Lieutenant Whiffing, from the s3d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hun , ter, with exchanges. 75th Ditto, - Lieutenant Thomas Grant to be Captain of a' Company, vice Dc Jersey, appointed to the•tith Royal Ve teran Battalion. Lieutenant Samuel Engel to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. - To be Lieutenants, Ensign WM, Leech, vice S. Engel. En- • sign [oho Scott, by purchase, vice Cooper, vvithoetires. Ensign WM. Bruce, vice F. Engel, deceased. Liernenalit 'Fhomas•joseph Baines,. 'fronts the cad Foot, vice Leech, - who exchanges, To be Ensigns, without purchase—Tames 'Campbell M`Rae, • Gent. vice Leech. John Scott, Gent, vice Bruce. Gil bert, J. Blair, Gent. vice Ohens, Promoted in the 77th Foot. Janes John Chisholm, Gear. vice Le,aribeater, de ceased. • . • To be Surgeon, Surgeon George Treyer, from the Sth Light Dragoons, vice Proetor, who exchanges. 75th Ditto; Captain fos , eph Skerrett, from the 65th Foot, to ' be Captain Cat a Company ; vice Mansell, who exchanges. . Capt. Lord Arthur - Somerset, from the 4th West I ndia Re giment, to be Captain of a Company; vice Ritgo o %vho ex changes. 'Lieutenant ThornaS Wm. • Harringtbn, from the. ,17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vicel - homSon. who exchanges, 77th: Ditto, •Lieutenant - JOhn•RuciaLto be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice M'itheroon, proMoted in the 74th Foot. Lieutenant' James Grant to be Captain of .‘.%‘