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London, England, 1803-07-20 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, JULY £O.

'WE have not much supply to-day : What samples
mostly from Kent and Essex, scarcely reach lair quo.
ration ; Barley, Pease, and Beans, are heavy of sale ;
Malt is lower ; there is a demand for Oats, and
although many cargoes from the Counties of York
and Lincoln, they are readily taken off at an ad.
vance of full as. per quarter; Flour plentiful.

Wheat 475 a sss islis od Tick Beans -26 s a jas 40
Elm ditto . 51s a 6ts od Oats - - 2,i A 23s a ass
Rye ~ - 323 a 342 ad Poland ditto -26 s a 27i od
!Juicy . 305 a 2.ss od [Rape Sectl - - 361 4 401
MAit - -5.1 i a 6,:i ot Film: Vlour - .}is a sc., od
White Pea2e. 42' ;.1 13: 011 I ReC1.011(14 • * 41i -.: 4ss
bvitlea .. jl4 4 2,5%i ad j

ARSTRACT OF A RILL
LA' AMEN: ED ItY THE CO!..t-liTTT.E],
.
TO ith 7, end anc! render tiorC. Aet,•vbr.c.o in the
preient .Sesion of Parliament, intauled, "A ;0 era-
" lilt;l!aferty ',ore dis'4'7uaily I,p-li:lde fir the I.),pm-e
" i5?14.1 Seekrity of the Reain di(ring tht Vesent , /in.
" in emnrj in.o I'ers4ms wbo sfiter in steir Property by
" axe/ ,Weasures as may be necessarj, for that l'prfo.,-e ;"and
to enabfe his Majesty more elfe.ttuallv and Ocedily to ex-
ercise ancient and undoubted. Prerogative in requiring
the Militar v Serviceof his liege ttlije,fts tJt Inragion
of the Realtit.

LI EUTENANTS' and DeputieS ppOirited tinder 42
Gco. 111. Cap; 90, and 42 Geo. 111. Cap. 91,
empowered to aft in the ext cution'of this
Provisions relating, to.Countiel„ See,' to extend to
Ridingi, 8:c.; those to Hundreds. &c, to extend
to other Divisions, and those to Parishes to extend
to Townships, &c.
A General Meeting of the Lieutenancy shall be
held in each County and SteWartry within ten days
after the passing of this Ad, pi as' tion after as niay
be, and at such General Meeting the Lieutenant
and Deputy Lieutenants, or such of them as shall
he present at such Meeting, ihall issue out their
orders to the Chief Constables; and where there is
no Chief Constable, to some other Officer of.‘ the
several Hundreds and Distrids within their res'pec-
tive Counties and Stewartries, regtiitlng every such
Chief Constable or other Officer as aforesaid, to isitie
an order under his hand to all Constables, Ty thing.
men, Headboroughs, or other Officers in England,
or to the Schoolmasters or other Officers in Scotland,
of every Parish within their respective HUndreds
and Distritls, to return to the Deptity Lieutenants
within their respective Subdivisions, at the 'places
and on the days to be named and appointed in such
order, fair and true Lists iniwriting, in the mintier
by this Ad direaed, of the names of all the men
usually and at that time dwelling within such re.
spedive Parishes, between the ages of 17 and gs
years, and shall appoint the first Subdivision Meet.
ing to be held under this At, for the carrying the
sante into execution.

Meetings of the like nature to be held every year,
in the month of Odober. _

Constables, &c. to give notice in the Corm in the
annexed Schedule (A.) to Housekeepers, &c. to pro.
duce Lists containing a list and account in writing
to the best of his or her belief, of the Chrislian.iind
Surname, and also of the age of each and everyman
resident in stiChO.efling house,, or distind story or
apartment, bet s.e. ages of 17 55 years,
distinguishing in such list or account whether every
such man is Married Or unmarried, and 'whether bte.
hain any child or children living under the age of
ten years, and also distinguishing therein such other:,
particulars as are reriuired by. the-Aft, according to
the firm in the Schedule annexed ; and shall deliver
the same, or cause the same to be delivered, to such.
Constable, Schoolmaster, or other Officer or Person
as aforesaid, under the penalty of 101.-201. penalty
for a false town, •
_. •

Occupiers bei►►g Quakers .to produce Certificates.
acknowledging them to be of that persuasion, and
in such cases the Constables, &c. shall crake Returns
of persons liable to serve its such houses as where
Retttrns are not made
,to Notices,

Constables to make our yearly Lists of the. names
of men between the age of 17 and ss, distinguish-
ing their rank and occupations, and, dividing them
in four classes, (that is to say) in the First Class,
they shall put all the men of :he age of J 7 and
under the age of 30 years, unmarried, and having
no child or children hying under the age of to
yeais ; and in the Second. Chlis, all the men of the
age of 30 and under •the age so years, unmarried,
and having no child or children living under the
age of so years ; and in the Third Class, all the
men of the a.ge of so and under the age of 3o years,
who arear have been married, and who have not
more than two children living under the age of 10
years; and in the Fourth Class, all the men not
included in any of the former Classes; and also dis.
tingnishing in such Lists, which of the persons so
returned labour under any infirmity, likely to in.
capacitate them from. Military Service, and which
of Them are Clergymen, or licensed Teachers of
4eparate Congregations in Holy Orders or. pretended
Holy Orders, Quakers, or Medical Praditioners,
being householders, or persons serving
.as Officers
or otherwise in the Army, Marines, Militia, Sea
Fencibles, or Volunteers, or persons adnally sere.
ing by Substitute in the Militia or in the Army,
raised or to be raised by virtue of either of the
Ads passed in the present Session of -Parliament,
and Ala -a copy on the door of the Church or
Chapel, with notice of the meeting for hearing
appeals.
No person labouring under any infirmity, render.
ing him incapable of Military Service, nor any
Clergyman, nor any licensed Teacher of any sena.
tate Congregation in Holy Orders, or pretended
Holy Orders, and not carrying on any other trade
or exercising any other occupation for his liveli.
hood, except that of a Schoolmaster, and who shall
have been so licensed on or before the Bth day of
March, nor any person being one of the people cal.
led Quakers, nor any Medical man actually pradi.
sing as such, anti being a Housekeeper, not any
person actually serving as an Officer, Non-commis.
sinned Officer, Drummer, or Private Soldier, in His
Majesty's Army, or in the Marines, or the Militia,
or enrolled and serving in any Corps of Sea Fenci.
bles or Volunteers, whose services shall have been
Or shall be accepted by. His Majesty, nor any per.
son adtually,servinz by Substitute in the Militia, or
in the said Army raised or to be raised under the
said last.mentioned Ads of the present Session of
Parliament, nor any Constable or other Peace-Officer,
shall be liable to Military Service; under this Ad,
so lung only as they shall respectively continue
within any of the Dacriptions aforesaid.
Ministers, Cluirelawattlens, &c. to be aiding and
assisting -the Constables;v4c. in making out the
list, and classing the men.
Persons aggrieved may appeal to the Subdivision
Meetings, and the detertnination thereat to be final.
Constables, Set:. to attend, and verify lists on oath.
Penalty of gol. for inducing Constables, cc, to
make false returns.

Deputy Lieutenants may issue orders for the at-
tenddrics of Constables, and if any shall negleft to
appear, or any Chief Constable, &c, to return lists,
cr shall be guilty of fraud, partiality, .or neglctt,
he shall tic vwaunittcd to gaol, ox may be fined*

TtirO justices t-n4y api';Otat ITTUtiei to Onakerc
for carrying this Aa into execution.
TWO dr More places and liSts ftir theM may be.
added ibgether, and ilie Constables, &c. shall e..t
togCther as if they were tile ottcers of the same
parish, find Shall meet in the parish first nanied in
the order of the Deptity Lietitenants.
Deputy Lieutenants to hear and deterniirie
agreements between parishes.
Penalties On Constables; Ministers; &c for dis-
obedience of orders; and for not atten;;ng Stint:mini
of Deputy Lieutenants,. nnt less than el. nor ee;
ceeding roof. and in &fault of payment three
months imprisontnent.
Clerks of Subdivision Meetings tti transmit CO.
pies of kolls to the Clerk of General Meeting 4; un-
der penalty of i6l.
Clerks of General Meetings to transmit übsttafts
of the teturni to the Secretary cif State, under
nalty of rocit,
His Majesty May chit giy parishes may
be proVided with atihs:
Expence of keeping aim's, &c. to be borne by tht
parish,
Majesty May order First Class to be ester.:
cised, and Deputy Lieutenants to regulate the time
and plaCe, two hours sin Sunday, and, if thought
necessary; men to be train :n.l on whet days, betWeeti
Lady Day and Michaelnias:
The Lieutenant 0:: any CoUntyi sir three or more
Deputy Lieutenants ;titling in his absence, to appoint
fit and proper persons from arnungit the Men resident
in any parish to be Officers, for the purpose of train.
ing, disciplining and commanding such of the per,
sons returned and enrrilled for Military Service
under this Aka, as shall be compriied in the first
class of persons so returned, not exceeding the pro;
portion of one Captain, two Lieutenants, and one
Ensign; for every one hundred and twenty men ;
and it shall be lawful for the Captain of each Corn.-
pany to appoint fit and proper persons resident in
.any such. parish to be Non-commissioned bilkers,
not exceeding the proportion of three Serjeants,
three Corporals acid one Drummer for every One
hundred and twenty Men.
Deputy Lieutenants acting niay unite neighbour.
lug parishes to form Comnanies.
Deputy Lieutenants or Captains may rigiee With.
any Serjeant, &c. to exercise anti tiaain the Men,
Constables to: attend, unless prevented by. sick.
ness certified. Penalty on neglect las. per day.
Any person cOmprized 'in stick first dais as afore-
said, whose dwelling place of residence shall not he
more than thfee miles from the place of exercise and,
training, who shall refuse or negled to attend at thls
time and place so appointed for the purpose of
being exercised and trained as aforesaid, OnlesS
prevented by, illness or other:Unavoidable accident,
to be proved to the satisfaction of any Deputy Lieu.
tenant; or of the'Qommanding Officer or Constable
of the Parish or Parishes, every such person Shall
Corfeit and pay the slim of Five Shillings for every
such day on which he shall so neglel or refuse to
attend as aforesaid provided always, that all per.
sons being excused from the payMent of the Poors
Rates, by reason of poverty, or belonging to any
family excused from the payinent of limns Ratea
by reason of poverty, shall forfeit and pay the sum
of One Shilling only far every suck non-attendance
at such exercise and training as aforesaid, in lieu of
the sum of Five Shillings us aforesaid Provided
also, that if any person, not being preveroed by
sickness or other unavoidable accident (to be proved
as aforesaid) shall refuse or negled to attend at such
times and places of exercise and training as Aare.
said, for any three successive days appointed for that
purptlse, every such person shall forfeit and pay tht
sum of Forty Shillings in lieu of such Five Shillings,
and of Five Shillings in lieu of such One Shilling
as afoiesaid, for every subsequent nonattendance,
until he shall again attend, to be levied by distress.
Persons obtaining a Certificate front the Captain,
allowed by two Deputy Lieutenants, of hia profs.
ciency, excused from further attendance on the dais
of exercise.

Nlthken) to he market% and if any Men sell, pawn,
or lose their arms, &c. or negled to return them in
good or►ler, they shall forfekt not exerting; Forty.
Shillings; or be committed fur riot exceeding one.
month.

• • Penaltv for buying such antis, Sr:, sol, and in
default of payment three months imprisonment.
ri all cases of adtial Invasion, or on the appear.
once of the enemy in force Upon the Coil-at, it shall
be lawful for Hit Majesty (the occasion being first
comMunicated to Parham:or, if Parliament shall be
then sitting, or &slated in Council and notified by
Proclamation, if no Parliament shall h then sitting
or in being) to order and dired the Lieutenants of
Counties, or on the death or removal, or in the
absence from their respeaive Counties of any of
them, then any three or more Deputy Lieutenants,
with all convenient speed, to draw our, assemble, and
embody all the men enrolled for Military Servico
tinder this Ad, within their respective Counties,
whether they shall belong to the First, or any
other Class (other than and except such as are herein.
before exempted from 'military service under this
Ati, for such time as they shall continue so exempt)
or so many of them, or such part Of propOrtioll
them or any of them as His Majesty shall in his
wisdom judge necessary, and in such manner as
shall be best adapted to the circumstances of tbo
danger; tvid to cause such men, or any of them,
to be placed in such of the existing regiments, bat.
talions, or corps, as may from time to time be ap.
pointed to serve in Great Britain, or formed into
such new regiments, battalions, or corp, as • His
Majesty shall judge necessary, and to put the said
forces under the command of such General or other
officers as His Majesty shall be pleased .to appoint„
and to dired all or any of the said men so drawn
out, assembled, or embodied as •aforesaid, to be
led into arty part of Great Britain for the repelling
and prevention of any such invasion, or for the sup.
pression of any rebellion or insurreaion within
Great Britain, arising or existing ar the time of
any such invasion ; and from the time of any men
being so drawn out, assembled and embodied as
aforesaid, until they shall be returned again to their
own counties, and disembodied by His Majesty's
commissioned officers, drum_
order, the officers, non.
mers, and private men, so drawn out, assembled,
and embodied, shalt be subjed to all the provi-
sim contained in any At of Parliament which shalt.

he then i 5 f.tree punishing mutiny acrd desett
lion, and for the better payment 'of the aruty,
arid their quarters; and the Articles of War made!.'
. in pursuance thereof',, and ail the provisions:contain:a,
ed in every. such A and Articles of War, shall be
in force with respeet to them, and shall'extend to,
ail the.ollicers, Non.commissioned (Aces, Drum.
enters, and private Men, so drawn out and 'assembled,
while embodied as atOresaid, in all eaaes whatsoever.
No person serving under this Mt to be compel'. •
fable to Wl' VS Out of Orem Britain. •
When perSorts,enrolled unde'r this MI, are ordeted
to' be drawn out, the County Lieutenants shall issue
orders accordi;'.gly, and the Constables shall cause
matice to be given to men to attend. •
Lieutetiants and Deputy Lieutenants to fix upon
Signals of Alarm in case of Ineasiop.
If persons enrolled shall not march, in pursuance
o(order,' they shall be deemed Deierters ; and per.
sons harbouring them shall forfeit tool.
In ease any person who shall be enrolled for Mi.
litary Seceice under this Ad, shall, at the time of
the drawing'out, assembling, and embodying of the '
ersons liable to serve under this MI, in pursuance
of any order of Midis Majesty as aforesaid, repair on
horseback to the place of such Meeting, properly
tnuunted, ,artneti, and accoutred, at his own ex.
pence, in order to set ve in any corps of Cavalry as
a DragoOn; every such person shalt be entitled and
appointed to serve in some regiment or corps of Ca,
eatry, and shall not be compelled to serve in any
Regiment OT Corps of Infantry.
In all cases in which any Volunteer Corps shall
have been or shall be formed under this MI after
the passing thereof, with the approbation of His
Najesity, in: any County or Parish, the effedive
membet t:f which corps shall amount to such pro.
portion,of the ,nomber of men enrolled for military
service in such ,Ctatanty at rainsh under this MI, as
shall appear .satialaoory to ills Majesty ; and such
Volunteer Caps shall have agreed or.shall agree to
march to any part of Great Britain for the defence
thereof, in case of aaual invasion, on the appear.
a+o.c of an enemy in force upon the coast, and for
the suppression of any Rebellion or Insurreaiort. as
aforesaid, it shall be laWful for His Majesty, by
any order communicated through one of his Prin.
cipal Secretaries of Stare for that purpose, to the
Lieutenant or Deputy Lieu*.tenant of such County,
to exempt such'County or Patialt Irom such of the
prikrisions of aids MI as, require the men enrolled
for military service under this Ad to be trained,
carrcised, drawn our, assembled, or embodied, under
and stihjea nevertheles, to 'auch conditions, as to the
number Of effeaive men to be constantly existing in
such Volunteer Corps, and to such other rules and
regulations as to exercise, muster, or inspeftiort by
General or other Officers, as to His Majesty shall
Seem necessary ; and in case of failure in compliance
1:0th such conditions, rules, and regulations, or it'
the number of such Corps shall not continue equal to
Vdhat shall be required in that behalf, the men en.
solled.for Military Service in such County or Parish,
shall be subject to all the Provisions of this Aai in
the same manner as if no such Volunteer Corps had
been fanned, or no such order of His Majesty had
Bern made thereupon.
Such Voluntcer Corps liable to march on Inva.
Sion, on amnions of Lord Lieutenant, and punish.
able as Deserters for neglen.
Persons enrolled-when Ordered our, to he entitled
to the sime pay es Other Infantry ; and Non.com.
missioSed Officers and Men 'maimed or wounded
entilird in the benctia of Chelsea Hospital. •
Every person so called nut as Aforesaid,
upon repairing' to the place of assembly, take the
g Oath, and which shall, and may be then
and there ..Bola stereo to him by any Deputy Lieu.
ireant or j ,rice of the Peace ; that is to say :
tr T, . did sincerely,promise and swear, That
• 4, 61 he faithful and bear true Allegiance
'' to Ills Majesty King Gsoaal the Thiril,
:I ft.; that I will faithfully serve flia,Majesty
f' in Great Britain flu the defence of the same,
against all his Enemies and Opposer!! what.

gl 60i:Vet.

Su help me Gob

. And thereupon all such persons, whether already
formed into Cotupaniei or nor, shall be placed under
the cotnmand of such General or 'other Officers, and
shall be added, or joined to such existing Corps,
whether Registars Sencibles or Militia,. appointed
to serve within Great Britain, for the protedion of
the Realm, or shall: be formed into new Corps' in
Such manner as His Mojesty shalklited, and shall
thereupon march,and thereupon proceed to any part
of Great Britain, for the purpose of repelling and
defeating the tuvasion,of the. Enemy, or fat...sup-
pressing any Rebellion or Instillation then arising
'or existing within the Realm.
When' persOns ordered out on aEival service, Re-
ceiver General to pay Two Guineas for the'uie of
each man. -

Urn the defeat or repulse of the Enemy-, per.
sons called out shall be returned home,lnd shall be
allowed One Guinea.over and above the usual rate of
ply to carry them home.
Wives and Families of persons enrolled, and bcry_
ink under this MI, entitled to relief.
Att tint to impede levying men to complete cm.
hldied Militia, or the Army. of Reserve.
provisions raf A.ls reliftive 'to the Militia, so far
as artplicables_shall extend to this Aft,

Clerks to Gential Meetiogs, Sec. to be rewarded
for their trouble.

Penaliirt, to, go to Orishes, and when overseers
have sw money in hand they are to make rates.

Lord 'Liemtenant to- hav-e the command,in their
counties of oleo enrolled while within the county
or otherwise,' until -specially otdeted by His M 4.

ksty,
Lord Lieutenant may appoint Deputy Lieutenants
to 1,4 t al; Lietotnalits of Division of Counties, who
'Ol4l rink as Fiel.l Officers, anal other DtTuty'Li'ru.
tenants aN CAptaillS 471 Milt; (.1.
No order, or palv;;11011 5k..11 be removed into
any k:Ourr, 1101` pri/CCC(1111:1,,4, 11,ieretpon huperseticii.

. . .
Tile Aet to CO„Lit. :ti force unlit the RArici.
'ion of ii. Dv,,;itivc, 'i'temy of l'eaee with ffis Ma.
iost V's enemies, arid nr.iy Le ulterat, varied, or re:.
1., AO, Ily Ally Act or Ails to he ina.te in this pre—
.t-i)r Se•psion of Parliament.

Foot LO VDO% GAZETTE, 19, taes:
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Whitehall, Jule t 9, t 84:4.

The Xing itas been pleased to grant to the Rev.
*into) Beaumont Busby, Cle►k, Master of Arts,
the Place and Dignity of a Prebendary of the Free
Chapel of Windsor, now void by the promotion of
Dr. John Fisher to the Bishopric of Exeter.

•
War-Office, 3erity 19, 18e,3.
vat Regiment of Gifu Guards, Quarter. Master John Whale,
,of the ist Life Gnards;jto,be CUrnet and Sub.:Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Mt lion-, Leicester Stanhope, pro-
moted. ;
Royal Regiment 'of Horse Chian's, Lieutenant William
George Cherry to' be Captain 'of a Troop. Lieutenant
lobo Horsley to be ditto. John 'Wilmer *ield, Gent. to
be ,Cornet, by.putchase, vice Wood, promoted.
Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant, Abraham C.
Sober to be Captain of a Tro.op..
ad Ditto, Lieutedant Westbft Mathes to lie ditto.'
34 Ditto, Lieutiolinit P. ,C. Stephenson to beditto., Richard
Clarke? Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Brock, pro.
tnoted in the'B9th Foot. • ' •
• 4tli Ditto, Lieutenant EraSmus Goodwin to be Captain of a
Troop.
•
sth Ditto, Lieutenant A. OrmSby to be ditto.
bth Ditto, Captain the Honourable Richard King, from the
'96th Foot, to be ditto.
7th Lieutenant William Davis to be ditto.
Ist Right-mut of Dragoons, Captain' Ralph Creyke, from
Half-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop.
ad Ditto, Lieutenant finites Kerr to be ditto.
3d Ditto, Lieutenant 'Henry Watson to be ditto.
4th Ditto, Lieutenant fames Hugonin to be ditto,
6th Ditto, Lieutenant Stephen-Stoddart to be ditto. Lieute.
tenant Richard Fermin, from Halt-pay of the 62.il loot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Luggard, who exchanges, receiving
the ilt%rence.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant A. Barber to be
Captain ora Troop.
Bth Ditni, Lieittenaot Thomas Saul to be ditto.
9th Ditto, Lieutenant 11. Bagwell to be ditto.
Loth Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Oliver to he ditto.' Henry
Carter, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, rice Ruthveo,
who retires.
I :tit Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Horsley to be Captain of a
T rim>.
lath Ditto, Lieutenant 1.. H. Moore to he ditto.
13th Ditto, Lieutenant R. Buchanan to.be ditto.

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14th Ditto, Lieutenant lohn Chapman to be ditto.
tth Ditto, Lieutenant Arthur Wepton to be ditto,
ioth Ditto, Lieutenant W. J. Fry to be ditto.
ryth Ditto, Lieutenant Supple to be ditto.
18th Ditto, Captain Philip'Hay, from Half-pay of the late
23d*Light Dragoons, to be ditto,
zotlt Ditto, Lieutenant W. Boyle to barna°.
soth Ditto, Captainjohn De Lancey, from Half-pay of the
*7th Foot, to be ditto. • ,
east Ditto, Lieutenant H. Mangin to be ditto. ,
alci.Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Bowles to be ditto.
tat •Rgitnertt of Fpnt Guards. To' be Captains of Corn-
, patnes—Captain John Dick Rurnaby. Captain Peregrine
aitland. Captain the Honourable, Edward Capel.
To be Lieutenant—C?ptain• I3ouverie, from
Half-paY of the Regiment, vice 'Townsend, who ex-
changes, receiving the difference. •
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Citard.s, Captain Thomas Stib-
• ben to be Captain of a Company. Captain Sir William
Sheridan, Bart. to be ditto._ _ .

3d Regimiit of root Cuatc4,,Capt.tin Robert Hunter to be
Captain of a Company. Captain Thomas. Carey to be
ditto.

Tbt Battalion ofthe Ist Regiment of Foot,, Lieutenant "Arch'.
bald Campbell to be Captain of a Company.
id Battalion of Ditto, Lieutenant George Osbalclistnn Bowe
to be ditto. Captain Tho Mas Lynch, from the 27th Foot,
to be ditto, vice Birmingham, who eicchanges.
ad Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant P. L. Walsh, to be Cap.
tain of a Company.
3d Ditto, Lieutenant Martin Leggett, froM Hall..pay of the
late tooth Foot, .to' be Lieutenant. Lieutenant John
Charles Smith, Irom Half-pay of the 4th Fikot, to be
Lieutenant.
To be Ensigns— --- Colthurst, Cent. Charles Johnson,
Gent. lohn Chat tenon, Gent. Charles Evans, Gent.
4th Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Alexander to be Captain of
a. Company,
th Ditto, Lieutenant N. Hamilton to be ditto.
6th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Comm to be ditto.
7th Ditto, Lieutenant William Bernard, to be ditto.
lith Ditte,. Lieutenant S. W. 1.0341 C to be ditto.
gth Ditto, , Captain Thomas itiulkin to lie Major, without
purchase, 'vice Molesivorth, promoted in' he Newfoundland
Lieutenant Wills im Gomm to be Captain. of a
CoMpany. Captain the lion. Gi,erge Carleton,. from the
Oath Fein' to be ditto. vice Bodkin. r
loth Ditto, Captain Davit Parkhill, to be Major, without
'purchase, vice Mellifont, promoted in the astir Foot.
Lieutenant faines.Higginson, to be Captain of a Company,
Lietitenant Cashell to be ditto, vice Parkhill.
ith Ditto, 'Lieutenant Henry Campbell to be Captain of
Company.
tzth Ditto, Lieutenant Patrick Moyna, to be ditto.
etch Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Serle to be ditto.
14th Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Henry to be ditto.
tstb Ditto, ,Lieutenant lope Maxwell to, be ditto.
frith Ditto, tietitenant thigh lkilassey to be ditto.
17th Ditto, Lieuitiiint Edwatel Falkner to be ditto.
Mit 11. i th, Brevet E ieinenant.Coluotl.Robert Douglas, from
the Stith Foot, to be Lieuteriant.Colotief.
To be atajois.-M;ijor . from Half-nay of
• th. gth Ligiit Deleornis. lirevet,iv.l9nr john Hope•
To be Ceptaiiis -7-Lieutenant Isaac Ed varsi.l4iLten. Captain
(Merman, 00111 liall-pay,9l. the 3d Regiment at the trick
-,Brigade,vice Hope. ' Captain Denis O'Farrell, from ditto.
_Captain the lion. Georgelvlathew, from l Liii.pay of the
it4th.,l-00t... Captain F. Pierce,- from INF-14'Y ot the tst
Regiment of the Irish Brigade. Captain A. Berkeley, from.
Halt-pay of the 3Sth Foot.. • •
Tribe Lteutecants—Lieutenant Peter Scott, from Hal f•pay
tit the sOth Foot. Lieutenant. Stotesbury, from Halt-
pay ot the sth Foot. Lieutenant Dillon Hughes, from
Half-pay of the:46th FOOL ' Lieutenant R.N. King, from
Half.pay of the kisth Foot. Lieutenant John Mackay,
from Half-pay of the loth Foot. Lieutenant R. Huson,
from Half.pay of the I:3th Foot. • Lleutenabt George Mac. lean; from Half-pay of the 46th Foot.. Lleutenant Henry
Madden, from Flal,.pay of the Irish Artillery.
To be F.risigns-,-Cornet Henry Brereton, from Half.pay of
the late 24th Light Dragoons. lames'ldarrington, Gent,
Igth Regiment of Foot--Lieutenant James 11,1‘Nab to be
Ca tarn of a Company.
loth Ditto.-Lieutenant Christopher Hamilton to be Captain
of a Company. • • • .
Robert Reid, Gent. to be Ensign, by.Purdiase, vice Peel,
promoted in the szd Foot.
213 t Ditto—Lieutenaht Robert, Fed.* to be Captain of a.
Company. -
%ad Ditto-Lieutenant Thomas Battle to be ditto,
23d Ditto—Lientenant j. 0, Vaneourtland to be ditto,
a.;rh Ditto—Lieutenant William Robinson to be ditto.
zsth Ditto—Lieutenant lames Peat to be ditto.
26th Ditto—Captain Sir be
Dalyell, Bast. from Half.
pay of the yid Foot, to be ditto.
To be Lieutenants--Lieutenant Francis Livingstone, froM
Half-pay of the ad Foot. • Lieutenant James Wilkie, from
Ilalf-pay of the Ifit Dragoon Guards.
To be Ensigns—l.- °Midas, Gent. S. Chrittle, Gent. 12.
flaggerstone, Gent. Alexander Thompson, Gent. James
Douglas, Gem.
27th Dittes—Lieutenant• John Beavan to be Captai n of a,
Company.
Captaiolohn Birmingham, from the 2.4 Battalion Royals, to
be ditto, LyneNwho exchangea. '
A Rome Battalion ot Infantry, Colonel Edmund Earl of
Cork, from lialf.pay of the 4th :Foot, to be Colonel.
A Reserve Battalion of Infantry, Colonel James Leith, of the
Princess of liVales's late Fenciblea, to be Colonel.
Colonel,Williain-Stewart, late of the Sgth Foot, tube Lieu-
tenant. Colonel
Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel William Alexander, from Half-
pay of the Londoutlerry Regiment, to he Major,.
A Reserve Battalion of Infattos,4lColonel
,Sir William Er-
skine, Batt. from Hatfilay of the late. t 334 Foot, to be
Colonel. -
Captain Alex. Gordon, from: the ozd Foot, to be Major.
To be E nsigns —Donald Macdonald, Gent.. Robert Anther
son, Gent. Patrick Straeltan; Gent.
A Reserve Battalion of infantry, the Hon. G. Chetwynd
Stapleton to be Colonel, with temporary Rank in- the
Army, vice Peter, whose Appointment does not take place.
Brevet Major Joseph Thompson, from the 46th I oot, to be
Major.
To be Ensigns-• William Elliot Fttzgerald, Gent. Thomas

Willingham, Cent. john Dutton, Gent. Robert Waugh,
Gent.
sA Reserve Battalion of Infantry, Robert Earl of Roden, to
be Cotoilet, with teinporirt, Rank in the Army.
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles s;trickland, front Half-pay of
the 3;th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. •
Major Sir Edward Michael Ryan, K. M. T. front Ha,lf..pay
of Hanger's Levy, to he Major. s
A Reserve Battalion of Infantry, Brevet Lieutenant John
Thornaa, from the 28th Foot, to beLieutenant-Colonel.
Major U. Campbell,. from Half-pay of the Cape Regiment,
to be Major.
To be Hurt, Cent. William Bradley,_ Cent.
Charles Urquhart, Cent. Mitchell, Gent. ' •

RANK, EIPTS.
Robert,Eirnote, late of Alvechnrch, Worcester, miller and
corit-la6tor, to surrender Aug. r, at eve, a; at eleven; and
30, at twelve, at Vauxhall, Aston, •Birmingham. Attot-
nies, Mr. Boutflower, New North-street, Red-Lion4quare,
London • or Mr. Holland, Birmingham.
Edward I3lakeway, lain Rose, and Robert Winter, of Coal-
port, Shropshire, Porcelain:maiiuradurers, Aug. la,:
and at eleven, at the Lion- Inn, Broseley, Shropshire.
m Attores, Mr. Pritchard, Broseley; or Alt. PloWdtai
PrcSland, BriinswiCk-square. •
John Leigh, late of Liverpool, merchant, Aug. tr. 12, and
30, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney,
Orred, Liverpool.
Ceo. Singleton, of Pancrass-lane, ;London, merchant, filly
0, and Aug. 2, 30, at ten, .at Guildhall. Attorniea,,Mr.
Hurd, Temple, London; or Mr. Partingtnn, Maneliester.
Win. Phillips, of Liverpool, fruiterer, Mg. Ts, 16, and 30,
•at twelve, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr.
_ Williamson, Liverpool.
Wm. Leigh the younger, late of Liverpool, merchant, Aug.
in, tl, -and 30, ateleven, at the,Globc Tavern, Liverpool'.
Attorney, Mr.,Orred, Liverpool.' : .

On Sunday evening a terrible afrray took place in
King-street, St. George's in the East, between se_
veral labouring men, when six of them were so
shockingly bruited as to be taken to the London
Infirmary, with very little hOpes of recovery.
On Monday the adjourned Sessions were held at
Guildhall, before the Lord Mayor, Recorder,' &c.
The only trial of any, note was that of a 'Jew anc3
his son, who were inclined for buying the King's
copper Stores, knowing the same to have been
stolin. They were both found guilty, and sen.
tence:l, the father to be confined in Ne-w'ate for
twelve months, and to be hoed sol. and the son' to
be confined one month in the smut gaol.

BIRTHS.
•
On Sunday last, at ViscOunt Newark's, Portritan-square,
the Hon.- Mrs..iientinck, of a Son.. °• • • • •
On Tuesday, at Somerset-Place; Lady Louisa Rodney,
of a Daughter.

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A LCootpicrytne:
Athueg.A.tlisiid:vsottoi:nale. by lutin WC.Oveanl '
No. Is, Church.street. iit.:cktti.tt....road, at Guild i '
COMUE, txd-Mayor. ' 7,
,
1 John M4Gt)tvaii, tit) bctthy trt4ke oath,' that_
•
t t hue received astonilitinK benefit by taking 1)r, Era'.

dum's Nervous Cordial, which ivis.iecommendea to•n
Yell0:3
a Medical Man ; was curod of a Bilious Fever,
jaundice, and Palpitation of the Heart.
"JOHN‘ M‘GOWAN.
" Swzgooom.abteGforeuilmdhea,lll,oht.nonrdeornriqhtissqt!t
Ali diseyrrnota'slA.lasti
Extract from the Bristol Papers. . •
For the-perusal of 'those afflided with Nervous Complaint,'
I stand you my Case, and.lhipe to see it published
: • {Wel
Two years
.miscarriage,
ago I had a scarrage, eon
me to my room for. three months, I was attended by
a Physician, who, after Many L'onsultatirns, advised 111,r.
to try the Bristol Hot ; Being then in Exeter, !t
.
was impossible for 'Me to undertake the journey, being al.
most•reducixi to a shadow, with. lowness of spirits, %laic'
heact-ach, trembling, palpitation of the heart, alarming
teric tits, and the whole train of Nervous Comp_laints. All
Apothecary and Friends wished rise to try your Nervous
•
dial : for their satisfatlion I complied ; .the first bottle mad,
nu
no alteration in my complaints, but it procured Me some tn.
tura,. sleep, which I had hot experienced after
became so dreadfully atfeeted :- this induced me to amtointic
the Mt./lit-int ; to my surprise, I, soon found my appetite re'
turn. I then undertook my journey to the Hot Wells,fronl
Which place I wrote to you for your advice. You recot
metaled melo take a five. guinsta.hottle of Nervous Conli?li
as my complaints were so complicated, and would regulf",
the Medicine VON continued long times but tharixs!'
sour skill and medicine, in about- two irionths I was so t",!l'
recovered as to walk and. 'take exercise on horseback. It
now 4l3..intniths since I. have taken any of yOur Medicine, an'
have remained perfectly well ever since, without any retuo
of My disorder. I ant now going to Ireland ; when"! rerun,
I shill settle intondon ; will then pay my respells to you to
person; and give my address,. where with pleasure I wills'.
tisly any inquiry.
• I am, Sir, your obliged humble Servant,
Bristol, May 26, 'Soo.. SARAH BAK. •
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TABKS DORSALTS, or, the Consumption incl.'
dent .to•yetuag per4ons of salacious • dispositions. is 64)
iittletreated of by thoancient Practitioners of Medicine, Po
well is through the delicacy of modern Physicians, that an
adequate idea of it cannot be coiletted from their writing,s.
It ts necessary, then to say, that the first symptoms of th
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emissions ; pains in the back, as hell as often in the he•" f•
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~'
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Cordial halm of Gilead is daily :damonstrated, in eradieato..,.
the .worst and mostm rri dangerous iiypios of nervous disoolti"
ilka.; and nothltig NS tcndell sq much to e:.tahlish the faiiic c
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which' strilie their root-so deep ill the Constitution, mid l'''7.'"
..,
so fatal to the happiness of mad kind. •
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out in a variety of Symptoms, and. for which this sahibrions.
Cordial is a sate and easy remedy, comforting Ili,: swill." •
and bowels, bracing the solids, and giving tone to in,: vifinif°
nervous system. , • _ _ ~.._, . ~,

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a e iseases, e
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recommended to' young-men and boys; has been the sal'alco;
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consequences of se.azt and destructive vice. .To
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44Pisnleallaiiivt'ItA:ei::iitii:.1:1'
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