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XVIII.

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The NATURAL..I4ISTORI7 of-VOL:CAN , OES"- in—
chiding Submarine Volcanoes, and other analog is itheno-
meth. By the Abbi ORDi NA I RE, forinizly Canon of
St. Amable,.at •Riom, in Auvergne. "Translated front •the•
origihal French Manuseript, by R. C. DALLAS., Esq.
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A. NA LYTT. CAL ESSAYS tO.Vards promoting the CHF.,
CALKNO WL-E-DC E'of MINE RAL.S.IIBS TANG ES.
By MARTIN HENRY "K.LAPROTH, Prolessof of "Cifc-
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2•1.3 e LONDON GAZETTE, August 4, 1801.

Whitehall, August 4, 1801.

The King has been pleased to.grant the dignity
of a -Baron of the United Kingdom of Great
and Ireland, to the Right Honourable Horatio
Viscount Nelson, Knight of, the Most 'Honourable
Order of the Bath, and Vice-Admiral of the Blue
Squadron of His Majesty's Fleet, (Duke of Bronti
in Sicily, Knight of the Grand Cross of the Order
of St. Ferdinand and of Merit, and of the Imperial
Orpistr ;of. the Crescent,) 'ar.d to the Heirs Male of
lawiutly begotten, by the Milne, Stile,
and Title of Baron Nelson, of the Nile, and of
Hilborough, in the County of Norfolk; with Re_
ruainders .to Edmund Nelson, 'Clerk, ReCior of
Burnham Thorpe, in the said County Of Norfolk,
Father of the said Horatio Viscount Nelson, and
the Heirs Male of his Body, lawfully begotten ;
and to the Heirs Male lawfully begotten, and to be
begotten, severally and successively, of Susanna.. the
Wife of Thomas Bolton, Esq. and Sister of the said
Horatio Viscount Nelson; and in default of such
issue, to the Heirs Male of Catherine the Wife of
George Matchamo 'Esq. another Sister of the said
Horatio Viscount Nelson:.:

Ordt.lance-Opce,‘ Jetty 3r,.150r.
Rcyal Reginzont,of
Third Gentleman Cadet Archibald M. Maxwell to be Se.
cer.d Lieutenant, vice S' -Thorndike, pronioted.. Dated
July r, tgor.
Fourtn Gentleman. Cadet:lan Marlow to be Second Lieu-
tenant, vice C. G. ruins, promoted. Dated as above.
Fifth Gentleman Cadet Ri/bert Douglas to be Second Lieu.,
tenant. Dated,as above . • • -
- Corps of kOj'al Erreiteers. •
First lieutenarit Atoning William Harccup to' be Captain.
Lieutenant, vice Nicolay, appointed Major of the Staff
Corns of Infantry. Dated June z 6, Isol.
First Gentleman Cadet Charle's S. Rhodes to be First Lieu-
- tenant, vice BroWnrigg; appointed" to: a Co:IVA/1y in the
Staff. CorpS. Dated July ti
.1801.
Second Gentlenran Cadet Henry M. Kilvington to be First
Lieutenant, vice Hartcup, promoted: Dated as above.
Third' G entleman Cadet Gilbert• Buchanan to be .firSt Lieu-
tenant. Dated as abo---e.
Fourth Gentleman Cadet Charles Ellicombe to 'be. First
-Lieutenant. Dated as above.
Fifth Gentleman Cadet Edward Fanshawe to be First Lieu-
-tenant. Dated as above.
Sixth Gentleman Cadet George Macleod /o be First Lieute-
nant. Dated as aboVe.
First Gentleman Cadet. Peter Wade to be SeCond Lieutenant,
vice Arnold, promoted. Dated as above.
Second Gentleman Cadet William Douglas to be Second
Lieutenant, vice Burgoyne, promoted. • Dated as above-.
Thomas Cunningham, Gent. to be-Second Lieutenant, vice
Marlowf)protnoted. Dated July 2, :Sot.

Corp of Royal Powder Mill Volunteers.

Lieutenant Frederickl,Vilic4 to be Captain,. vice Sumpter,

resigned. Dated July i 3, lEOi. John Jenkins to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Wilks, promoted. Dated as above.
Conlnission in the Sast-Vork Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu-
. tenant. Dated March 26, iliot
William 141ilner, Gent. to be Ensign.

Csazmissions in tie Middlesex Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu.

tenant.

Western Regiment.

ja:nes,E His, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March 25, 18or.

Eastern Rcgintent.

John Francis Barrett; Esq. to be Captain. .Dated July rg,
180 t. John Rix, Esq to be captatn Lieutenant. Dated
as above. foseph Knowles' Gent. to be Lieutenant:: Dated
April 2, 12,00. Cltarlei Starkey, Gent. to be Ensign.
Dated June 2, 1801.

IPisiminster Rreeiwnt.

Fry Wynchismbc, Gent. to br Ensign. 'Dated June 'gal.
• William Rlandfitld Fleckfotd, Gent. to be Ensign. 'Dated
lune 4; asr.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Sept. a?.. john Eden beacon, of New Bond-street, linen-
draper, at ten, at Guildhall.

BANKRUPTS.

john Holmes and James Palmer, of Craven-street, Strand,
army commission brokers, to surrender August 8,-I,T and
September 15/ at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dyne,
Sevaut's-Inn, Fleet-street.
Richard Maddocks, now or sate of Barge-Yard, Bucklers-
bury, Lo:.don, broker, August Tr, 18, and September IS,
at ten, at guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hurd, FurnivaPs
Londort.
DIVIDENDS.
OSI. so. Thomas Verstille, of Leadenhall-market, butcher,
at eleken,.at Guildhall. _ _ _
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Aug. 25. Fames Wilkins, of Paganhill, Gloucestershire,
corn dealer and baker, at ten, at the Boothall Inn, Glou-
cester.

Airg. Carden, of Bristol, merchanl, at eleven,

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at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. . .
Aug. 31 -Peter Heatlicote, of Walsall, Staffordshire, skin-
ner, at eleven, at the Dragon Inn, Walstill.
Sept. a. William. Roberts,, of Robert-Town, . Yorkshire,
blanket-maker, at eleven, at the Woolpack, Horbury.'
Sept. 7. Robert Farthing, of Blakeney, Norfolk, merchant,
at three, at the King's-Head, Norfolk.
Aug. 27. John Jackson, of Temple SoWerby, Westmorland,
banker, at ten, at the King's-. Head Inn,'. Apploby, West-
morland. . .
Aug. 29. Charles Bratt, -of Warrington, linen-draper, at.
three, at the Coach and Horses, Deansgate, Manchester.
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