The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-07-31 00:00:00

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FROM L.137' NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
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MILITARY ritumonoss•
otiicc,..a„ Jo. 1805.
lit Regiment of Dragoon guard*--Cconet John Quick to be
Lieutenant, without purchase, rise Carter, who retires.
sth Ditto—Brevet Lieut. Colonel \V 11l in Brooke, from ilia
56th F,1,11, to he Major, vice Knight, who eschang. s
7th I>itto—Cornet Alexander M Shaw, from Half-par of de
:71h Light Dragrauns, to be Cornet, vice Phtli peon, prmni e.l
7th Regiment of Light Dr:loom—Captain John Earl Wald.'
Kr4ye, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain of a Tony, Inc,
lisrhs.r, who exchanges
Coldstreant Regiment of Foot Govan-Ss' Patrick Saiolillands,
Gent. to be Enstgri, by purchase. vice Finch, promoted
3d Ditto—Captain John Glllire to be Captain of a Cutupany,
by purchase, vier Clayton, who retires.
Ensign W. C. Matter: to be Lieutenant, vice Gil:se.
Stith Regiment of Ft:tit—sitter& Lieutenant Colonel 11,mor
Raleigh knight, from the sth Dragoon Guards, to b.: NIA ar,
vice Brooke, who exehan e y.
6011,1) too--Captaio William Marlton to be Major, by pur•
chase, vire Austin, promoted.
68th Ditto—Captain Riehatel Thompson to be Maio., without
porchasa, vice Hamilton, promoted in the sth West India
Regiment.
sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Arevet Major Philip Srewart,
from the 3,1 Foot, tube Captain of a Company, vice Cum
nell, deceased.
GAR RISONi.
Captain Richard Westerman, of the 35th Toot, to be
Towit
Major sit the Wand of Malta, vice Mortimia,, who resow.
Robert Wilson, late Serjeatit Maj a in the 2d IhitAlioll of the
27tIt Fum, to be Town Adjutant of Portsmouth, vice Liget t•
wood, who resigns.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
James Ore, George Stescition, and James White, No. 42,
Sowlane, Cheepside, Landon July 26, 1605.
William Matchitt, of Bow lane, in the city of London,
hosier, and William Ingleeant, of the town and county of the
town of Nottingham, hosier. Nottingham, July 29, 1805.
Joseph Bentley, e Smith !loom, in Lighteliffe, in the
parish of Ha 'fax, end county of York, csulmaker, and
George Naylor, of Ilalifix, afinesaid, tobacconist, In the cud-
making hostiles+. July 24, 1805.
Thomas Bryant Pyne and Samuel Campion, in the city d
Bristol, its the Furriness of brokers. July 26, 1805.
Samuel Marsden and John Travis, in the trade or business
of ruarnifaetureis, and carried on at Manchester and flairfield.
iu the coml.! of Lancaster. July 20, 1805.
WI ham Anthem and Joseph Pn•iah, of Drury-lane, cheese-
mongers. London, July 24, 1605.
Joseph Mark:, Joseph Ashelfard, and John Plumage,
patent bolting cloth manistaaurers, Wandsworth, Surrey.
July 20, 1805.
James Hind and Joseph Hind, of Manchester, in the county
of Lancaster, John Hind and Jane Hind. of Gaylen, in the
county of York, and Richard Hind, of Oundle, in the county
of Northampton, in the trine and busine,s of cotton spinners.
July 26, 18e5.
Thomas Walton, Mary Leidger, Maria Leidger (now the
wife of Samuel Robinson), Elisabeth Leidger (now the wife
of Wi ham Rubinson), Sarah Leidger, Hooka Leidger,
Eleanor Leidger, and Charlotte Leidger, all of Printefra.l, in the
cuenty of York, ironmongers and nail-manufaaurers. Fe-
bruary 16, 1805.
Richaol Bracken and Thomas Williams, of Coleman-street,
it the city of London, Lantl. Bracken, of Rochdale, in the
county of Lancaster, and Benjamin Chansheis, of Halifax, izi
the county of York, flannel and liaise maitufaaurers. June
1, 1805.
Richard' Gill, of Nnttnn, in the parish of Royston, in the
county of York, Joseph Furnits, of Wakefield, in the IA
county, and John Burkinshaw, of Huddersfield, is the county
areresaid, corn-ruillers, July 26, 1605.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Richard Camp, of Great Mary-la-bonne street, in the county
of M.ddlesex, perfumer, dealer and chapman, from 4/august 3,
to 26, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTS.
John Biddetley, of Wolverhampton, in the county of Staf-
ford, druggist, rocer, dealer and chapman, to surrender August
29, at four, 2', and September 10, at tell, at the Jerningliam
Arms, in Slnall, in the county of Saldp. Attorneys, Mr.
Edward Biddle, of Wolverhampton; and Messrs. Price and
Williams, Lincoln's Inn, London.
William Heywood, of Marsden, in the county of York,
cotton spinner dealer and chapman, to surrender August 9,
and September 10, at eleven, at the Old Cock Inn, in Halifax,
in the said county. Atiorn-ys, Messrs. Gleadliill and P iyile,
Lotlibur v. London ; a:id Mr. Alexandre, Halifax, Yorkshire.
John Siteland, of Wonpole street, Cavendish square, in the
tonne! of M drhesex, tailor, dealer and Ihapman, to surrender
August 5, at eleven, 14, at five, and September 10, at eh-v-, ,
at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Fredrick Smith, No.
2, Robert street, Adelphi
William Johilsod, of Edgware load, in the pari,h n( St.
Mary-la-oonne, In the county of Middlesex, collar maker, to
surrender August 5, &eighteen, la, at six, and September 10, at
eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Imlay and
Wightinan, Inner 'temple lane, London,
Richard Smithson, now or late of the town and county of the
town of Kingston upon Hull, innkeeper, tailor, dealer and
chapman, to surrender August 9, 10, and September 10, at
eleven, at the• White Ilan Tavern, in Silver street, in tho town
of Kingston upon Hull. Attorney, Mr. William Raton, Hull
James Hitchcock, of Oxford street, in the county of Middle-
sex, picture dealer, salesman, dealer arid ehapni.in. tostirretider
August 3, 10, and September 10, at ten, at Guildhall, Lin -
don. Attorneys, Messrs. K.bblewhite and Rowland, Gray&
Inn pLce.
DIVIDENDS.
Aug. 21. Charles Rose, of the parish of St. Ann, West-
minster, in the county of Middlesex, cheesentiinger, dealer
and Chapman at *Nat Guildhall, London.
Aug. 23. Charles &peeler, of the town of Kingston upon-
Hull, woollen draper, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern,
in K leptn. upon-Hull.
Aug. 21. Ge.ir‘e Dike, of Abington street, Westiningrer,
tit the county of Middlesex, boot and shoe maker, dealer
and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, LOntigaii.
Aug. VI. JAMS Roben Scarfs-, of K Ines 14011, in the county
of Norfolk, brewer, dealer and eh:Titan, at seven, at Guild-
hall, King's Lynn.
Aug. 27 James Harris, of the telly of Exeter, coaehmake,,
at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in Exeter.
Aug. 10. George Corr, of Great Yarmouth. m the county of
No-tolk, upholder, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London.
Aug. 21. Adam Gregory, of Tavistock street, Covent Girden,
in the county of Itlildlesmr, tailor, dealer and chapman, at
ten, at Guildhall, London.
Aug. Vt. Stephen Hill, of Kiehopegate street, London, uil and
colmarman, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall,
London.
Aug. 22. Joieph Hardman, of Minehester, in the comity of
Lancister, merchant, dealer and chspinan at eleven, at the
' Star lon in Deansgate, in Manchester senene.d.
Aug. 21. James Chants and Thomas Loft of Friday street,
Cheapside, London, wan-housemen, dealers and chapmein
at ten, at Uuddhall, London.

CERTIFICATE.—Auouse 70.
Timbal Fau'icort, of Ostf.ird street, in the imnity of MAra.
sea, oil and colournion.

INSOLVENTS.
PRISONER in the KINGS RENO! PRISON, in the
Colons of SURREY, who intends taking ths Benefit of the
tats Insolvent Act.
ft tit NOTICZ•
Junes Riekcord, formerly of Cnaiham, in the minty of
Kent a.id I. .ta of Downing street, WeStrtioltret, at the cu,:nty
of Middlesex, and No. 14, Gluuce.ter sttect, in the county of
Keut, army broker.

I,ast Friday night the house of Mr Komori., at
Stne, in Kent, was broke open and robbed ot bank
notes, plate, watches, and wearing 'apparel, To the
amount of upwtrds of 4001 relicts the thieves ear-
-1 tied away undisturbed, all the family being is thtir
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