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NATURAL PHILOSMIV ; containing amusing Dis-
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First composed by M. OZANAM, of th.. Ro;:al Academy
of Scienges, &c., lately re-composed, and greaty enlarged,
in a new Edition, by the celebrated M. MONTUCLA, and
now translated into Enghilt, and itnproved with many iddi-
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By CHARLES HUTTON, LL. D. and F. R. S.

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h RegimeUt of Light DragOons, tieut. John 11, Powell,
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appointed to the ilth Light Drilgooris. Lieut:- Henry J.
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appointed to the 7th Light Dragoons. • Lieut. IVi!litim
Cartwright; frOm the 3d -Dragoon: vice 4icharilsOn, ap-
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th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles- Evefsfield; from the iOth
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16tlinitto,i-,ieuteilitiit J. A. Richardsoh, from the 10th Light
Dragoons, to be Lieutenant,
,without pin chase.
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To• be Deputy-Assisstant-CoinrnissarieS-GenerA to the
Forces James D. Anderson, and J. David, Gents.
MENfOßANDUM—Assistant-Surgeon Klelei, of the 60th Foot,
is superseded, being absent without leave. . ,
- - Oflice.6l Ordnance, Nov. 23, 1814.
Medical Establishanent lot the Military Department of the
Ordnance.-=Assistant-Surgeon Stephen Cuddy to be Sur-
geon, vice Fletcher, retired. Second Assistant-Surgeoa
Mark Anthony Rancland to be .Assistant-Surgeon, vice
Cuddy. /Feniporary Assistant-Surgeon John Frederick
Davies.to he Second Assistant-Surgeon, vice Rancland.-
Commission in the East Kent Regiment of Yeomanry Ca-
valrv; signed by the Lbrd Lieutenant of the County of;
Kent.'--Robert Russell, Gent. to be Adjutaor,

Crown,pgice, .11.70 v. 9.9, • 1314.
Menihers returned-id serve in this presentrarlinment.
Bor6ngi, of Bletchingley.r--Jon._}39llann, of Mark-lane, Len..
non.? :oid„of Clapham, in the County of Surrey, Merchant,
in the room Of-William Kenricit, Esti. who has accepted the
Chiltern Huth:reds.

' BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
William Brett, NonAt:ll, livor-mereliant,

- ' BANKRUPTS.
John Adlam, Bath, baker, to-surrender Dec. 9, 10, and Jan.
10, at twelve,, at the Full Moon Inn, Bath. AM:mit-%
Mr. Youn,-. Ckharlotte-row, Mansion-row, London, or Mr.

J. Wing-ate, Bath. .
William Aetley, Aiwalton, Huntingdonshire, miller, Dec. 164'
at four, 17, ilud Jau. 10, at ten, at the I',:tel -
borough. Attornies, Mr. Gasliell, Gray's Ind, London, or
Mc. I iat,el, I.`,.terboroui li..
Ann Laugher, Great Charles-street,,Birmingham, coal-men-
ch„„l, Dec. w, at Sec-., '2O, and Jan. 10, at eleven, at the
'Swan Tavern, Birmingham. Attomies, Mr. J. S. Smart,
Staple Inu, London, or Mr, t;ornelius Bensin, Colmere-row,

James Jackson and William Stoehbonse Jackson, \Vest Brom-
Staffordshire, and Birmingham, steel-manufacturers,
Dec. 20, at one, 21, at eleven, and Jan. 10, at one, at the

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Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Nicholls,
Gray's Inn-square, of .I',lr: Mole, Birmingham.
Septinins Dobson, Great Driltielti, Yuri:shire, cabinet-maker,
Dec. 20 , at three, Jan. 9 and 10, at eleven, at the Golden

Ran, Scarnorough. Attornics, tiir. Henry Breziry,
Scar-
borough, or Messrs. Nyke's and Knowles, New NH, 1.911d011.
John' Lister, Netherton, Yorkshire, merchant; Dec. 21, 24
. and Jan. 10, at ten, at the Ruse and Crown, Hutkdersfield.
Attornies; Mr. Battye, Huddersfield, or Mr. It. Battyc,
Chancery-lane.
John Green, Wood-street, Cheapside, merchant, Dec; 13, 17,
and Jan. 10, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Richard
Ilarvey, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane.
George Frederick Krumbhaar, Vale-place, Hammersmith,
patent vinegar-maker, Dec. 3, 10, and Jan. 10, at one, at
Guildhall. Attornies„ MesSts. J. and J. Gregson,
ttnyel-
court, Throgiuorton-street.
James Cawing and Sarunel Catesby, Bedford-court, Corept-
garden, woollen-drapers,, Dec. 3, 17, and Jan. 10. at tell,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Battye Chancery-lane, '
George Janes, Sedcup, Kent, and the East India-Chambers,
merchant, Dec. 10, 17, and Jan. 10, at eleven, at Guild-
hall. Attotnies, Mr. Bassett, Nelson-square, Surrey, UT
Mr. Robins, Bloomsbury-square.
DIVIDENDS.

Dec. 2). G. E. Langford, Great Russel-street, Bloomsbury,
apothecary-Jan. 24. A. and C. Sheath, B 'stun, Liacolnshire,
bankers-Dec. 24. J. Nett, W. Smith, and J. Clarke; Duke-
street, SUuthwarki bait-manufacturers=--Dec. 20. W. Cheas-
'ley, Hayes, - Middlesex, innkeeper-Dec. 20. C , Cole Man,
MaidstOne, apothecary•-Dea. 52). W. Ryley, Worcester, li-
nen-draper-Jan. 24. .1. Fairbairn Union-street, Southwark,
baker-Dec. in, W. Corbett, Tolenbouse-yard, Lothbury,
insurance-broker--4larch'2s. • N. Nowell and- W. Wakelin,
Piccadilly, men's mercers-Dec. 20. S.'f.Sedgwick, Clement's-
lane; merchant-April 29. J. Taylon, Glocester4errace, New-
road, Whitechapel, soap-manufacturer-Dec, 20. R.Dowding, •
Wapping-wall, cooper-Dec. 20. G. A. Wylie, Warnford-
court; Titrogmorton-•street, merchant-Dec. 20. W. Whitten-
burg,Bishopsgate-Street, ch eesemonger-Dec.2o, 1. Bannister,
Newington, Butts, silversinith,-Dec. 20. G. Thirkell, Joe's
Coffee-house', Mitre-court, wine-nterehant-Dec. 19. W-. and
G. Shaw, Lepton, Yorkshire, chothkrs-Dec. 20. W. Hearn,
Holborn-hill,linen-draper-Dec.2o. J. Barker,Baldock,iiert-
fordshire, innkeeper-Dec. 29. W. Brightly, Great Yarmouth,
'.Norfolk, wino-merchant-Dec. 22. S. Whitford, Dewsbury
Moor, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer-De-c. 20.' C.. Heath, •
Vine-street, Lambeth, carpenter---Dec:,2o. J.Collins, Brun,-
wick-house, Lewisham, Kent, soh-A-master-Dec: 20. W.
Carpenter,. Fleet-treet, pastry-cool;-Dec. 20. J. Brpoks,
Yt. John's-street, West Smithfield, hardwareman-Dec. 23.
G. Cowley, Bristol, stationer-Dec. 23. W. Buckley, .Net-NA
Del ph, Yorkshire, merchant-. Dec. 23. J. Wilde, Dhle, York-
shire, clothier-Dec. 20: S. N. and- E. N. Joseph,B,rry-street,
St. Mary-AXe, merchants--Vec. 21. C. Cotterefl, Suitthatup-
ton, victualler-Dec. 21. J. Hall, Lyndhurst, victualler--
Dee.•2o.- T. Harris, Yab,iing,..K..-ent, draper-Dec. 20. J. Bal-
four, Basinghall-street, Blackwell-hall-factor-Dec. 20. G.
%V. and (4. Sharp, 'flireadneeille-streettniercha.tits-Dec,2o. J. •
Tatruck, Streatham, silk-broker-Dec, 20. M, Jones, London-
road, St. seorge's-tields, upholsterer-Dec. 20. S. Auilittrat,
Market-street, WeStruinster, brewer-Dec.' 12iL W. Knight,
Bagshat, Surrey, miller-Dec.. 20. S. Samson,. Totteilha.m-
-_ court-road, -linen-draper-Dec. 20. W. Marsh, Denmark-
stre-st;, Soho, goldsnilth-Dec. 10. J. P. Greaves,,ll. Sharp,
and F. Fisher, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street, mercilants
ten. 24. T. Wheatley, Wapping-wall, sail-maker-Dec. 13.
J. liarritz, Narrow-street, Inniehouse, timber-merchant-.
Dec. 21. T. Lancefield , Maidstone, Kent, grocer-Dec. 21. W.
Coe, Cannon-street„corli-cutter-Dec. 2. 'P. Breary, hosier.,