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The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-03

NOtT OF KIN.

THE next of Kin of JOHN INNES, Esq... for-
merly Of Woolwich, in the County of Kent, and Co-
lonel in His• Majesty's Army and Royal Artillery, who ;lied
in or about the Year 1783,. who are entitled to,the Residue of
hiS Personal Estate, are desired .to make application to Hum-
phrey Donaldson. Esq, Whitehall; London, on or Infaye
the 6th day_or November next, or the Estate will bc scri
afterwards delivered or paid to the Person whO has already
claimed the same.
•
Sept. 25,. 1810.

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

HERTFORDSHIRE:

MANORNANSION, AND VALUABLE ESTATES.

• TO Bg SOLD BY AUCTION,
To the best .Bidders, pursuaut to an order of his Majesty's
Cour* f xcheqUer, bcf ire Abel Moysey, Esq. Deputy •
Renlea.: ut
,tha salt Court, at Giatawap's ;Coffee-
hout:e, Lqiicion, on Tuesday, the gth, and
" Wednesday., tic:, 'opt -Days of October inst. at Twelve
o'Clocic each day, •
In FOURTEEN LOTS,

VERY iralible FREEHOLD- ESTATES,
(seized ihto his Majesty's hands by virtue of a Writ-
of Extent agyinst the. Honourable George Villiers), situate
in "the .Paris ties of .Aldenhain and. Bushey, only 14 miles
from London, -consisting of the Maner,•or reputed Manor of
Pigotts, With the Rights, Royalties, Members, and AliPur
teliances thereunto belonging; rt. most 'definable villa called
Pigotts, a large family' Mansion, called. Debrom, an Inn.
known by the Sign of the Cciacif and Horses; tw44Ve Cot-
tages, -a Lawri,..very• eligible' tOr ereaing-4 Vi114.-opliusite
Ililltield ,Lodge, and. several beau tiful Pittlkiocks, 'containing
upwards of .100 Acres of rich. Grafis,,Land, t,he-Parish of
A Identiam, Tithe free, and exan:iated iwm Land Tax in a 4
must delightful •Country-,- -and in •the.highest stateof dulrij
vat on, of .whicli,inunediate .PAYssession- mr. be had, Also,.
a Country Reside,nce,.a and as Acres of :Grgss
Land; in the PaliSh'of Bushey, of which the
_Land Tax. is
redeemed. • - • • • • - • • • • -- •

712.0 be view.ed,: by application to Mr. Truitt per,,at Lech-
more fteatAi, near PigottSi and lc :he Tenant of the Coital.
and tiorses, and printed icuiarS may be forthwithhael
of-thenl,,iiiid,ol-so-a the Essex Arms, Watford ;l the White
Hirt, St: Albans ; the Assembi) House, Stanitlore,; at the
office of the Deplityßemernbranper, in the Excheti uer
Inner Temple,,London ; of Charles Bicknell, Esq. Soi,ici-
tor of thi-*Wahliaty,'S.pling: Garden Terrace; of- Messrs.
Knight and (ones, Hare-courk, ;Temple ; ..r.here,.and at. Mr.
Trumpet's, 4of the Estate rn yb: seen of Messrs.
Hanrott and Metcalfe, Lincoln's Inn ; of fir. Claridge, Pali
Mall ; 'of Mt. 'William I aque,i, -Hatton.Garden ;- and at
Carraway's.
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London, England, 1810-03-28

,
! i • '-`' ';'' ' NEW. STATE LOTTERY.
Only 5000 Numbers. •
FjODGES; 'PAINE, anct-Co. Stbck-Brolidrs, 140;
Orlortl-street, and 44, St. lames's-street, respedully
infurin.the Public, that TICKETS and SHARES` of the
presvat-GRAND LOTTERY, to be ch-aw 9 in ONE DAY,
(Sth of )uree), are on Sale at their Offices. ,
'the Scheme is projected on a New Plan, 'and in addition to
4 Prix :s of - £20,000. ao: Prizct of ,Citto '
4 ... - of - . 5,003 Ze - -- -of - - lee
12 • -Of - 1,000 .14 --0-of . •- s.
&c. &c. &c. •
It contains four extra• Prizes of Leo Tickets each, tlferefort
a singleTiCket-may gain 100,0001. a Half 50,004. a Quarer
25,0001. an Eighth iz,scol. and even a Sixteenth upwards 'of
60001.
N. B. Schethes at large gratis, with a list of Capital
Prizes recently sold and shared at the above Offices.
London, England, 1810-10-04

REPLY or LIEUT. RAMSAY.

I have received a letter from your Excellency of
the flth inst. wherein you state the motives which
induced you to open this port to British commerce,
under certain conditions ,and regulations} which are
o serve as a guide to ,native and foreign traders in
their negoci.stion4, as well as the resoluti,n which
the Government have taken to give effed to such
penalties as are annexed to those conditions, ac-
cold;ng to the laws of the country against smug-
gling, and desiring me at the same time to use the
influence which I possess in supporting the views
of the Government to abolish illicit commerce, and
'hereby render a service to a country who treats
with so much hospitality subjects of ,his Britannic
Majesty, who are engaged in mercantile specula-
tions in these provinces.

In answer to all which I ought to inform your
Excellency, that
.I have carefully perused, it, and
communicated its contents to the English merchants
who reside in this city, and that the principals of
them, together with myselG are entirely of opinion
that the ideas which the Government express are
just, proper, and ought to .be carried into etfed
but I hope that it will be done with this considera-
tion for the security and the liberty of the subjects
of his Britannic Majesty, and the protection of the
property of these merchants who wish to conform
to-the. laws of the country, and the commercial re-
gulations which have been adopted, and act accord-
ing to the sentiments which your Excellency ex-
presses of reciprocal good faith, and the practice of
the social virtues.

At the same time I ought to make known to your
Excellency, that hitherto only a ,mall part of that
hospitality to which you allude has been given on the
part of the Government to the English Merchants,
and that although their situation has been some-
what ameliorated; there still exist certain or-
ders which encourage smuggling in .a much gre,iter
degree tha❑ your Excellency appears to be aware
of, and which I, will communicate to your Excel-
lency the moment I can attain the necessary do-
cuments...

On my own part, I will exerciseall‘the authority
I possess to give effect to .the plan which your Ex=
ceilency proposes, that is,--the benefit of the Ito-
nourable .merchant, and the legitiinate :commerce
of my .tellow,:countrytnen,. who daily ekteetn more
and more: theTrelations which unite us. to our re-
spedive.:Goves cements,

I have the honour to be, &c.

;,4::,1;oN
.1. printed 14,,j(1 (211 A RIS Or No. 4; Martitqt,...coJrt, !.iow-strect ; and. Pt:bin:bed by WI LLI AM A Rll4l (; Elt Sc RIPPS, South Molton street, GterrenorAvv re.
• ,Itic -SUk • No, 1 p.);:Stravd, wbere,,ldvef tisemerits, Orders for the Pcper,..Llttersior the Edi!or (post-poia), Must b..: addresiecl.
•
London, England, 1810-01-22

ViCTUALLING,OFFICE,

ran. IS,
THE COMMISSIONERSjorUCTUA LANG
flis 111.4yESTY'4 NAVY do hereby give Mdice,ri,,,t en
Fr day, ti,e•zd of February next, they zall be .rea,ly to receive
Teezdeis in zoriti,rg (sealed up), and • treat for Five Iliena'•=ed
Tons al genuine OATMEAL, to be delilteeed one halfthceof itr
one' Matth, and the whet half in onelll:•nrbafterward4 iato Hie'
ItlajeWsPiauailing Stores at Deptford, Pot-tumuli', and P.
month, in the proportions' undermentioned,

Tons
Deptford ' 2So
. ,
Portsmouth - 150
Plymouth .

50d.
And to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days

altar date.
The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretary's
Off. e. ,
No regard will be bad tc any Tender which the. Prke shall
sat be inserted in words at length, or that shall not Ge delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on the said F,idsiy, the td February
next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Per.
son on bit behalf, attends to answer wben called Jo.

Early next Month will be published,
THE• WIFE; a Novel. In Three Volumes,
ikmo.

By Miss BENSON,
Atithor of " Thoughts on Education."
Punted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, ,Paternos-
ter.ro.v. •

„ -
COMPANION To .BEWICK's QUADRUPEDS,
IHRDS, AND FISME'S.
• • , This Day was published,', • • •
In a very large and elegant Volume, Royal OaaVO prise
-21. its 6d. in. boards, or on Dessy Paper, price
6d. in boards, .illustrated with nearly Frye Hundred tn-
. grayings on Wood, by Mr. Bewick, of Newcastle, .from
Drar,ings by Henderson,
FAMILY HERBAL : Consisting and
..1.-.X.„--aCcuratesacceunts of all the Exotic and Indigenous
Plants useful in Piet, Medicine, and the Arts; containing
likewise an Easy Introduai.M. to Botany,: the Letter-prey;
'By R. 1. THORNTON, M.D.,
Vember of Trinity College, Canibridge; Lecturer on Medi-
cal Botany at Guy's Hospital ; Author of the Illustration
of the Sexual System of lannxus
,i,ot the Temple of Elora,
&c. &c.
The 4ngraVings. made on Wood, from accurate Figures of
the Plants, drawn by Henderson;
. • By T. BEWlttc, of Newcastle.
Printed for Richard Phillips, London, and to be had of all
Booksellers.
t whom may be had, by the same Author.
• A Grammar of Botany, ter the Use of SchuolS and Ste.
dents, with numerous plates, price is.
London, England, 1810-01-22

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ANUARY 22, 18.10,

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

WARWICKSHIRE.
4 . ~TO BE so,LD. BY I?RIVATE CONTRACT,
td GENTEEL RESIDENCE, and 170 Acres of
11 good LAND, pleasantly.situated under Welcome Hills,
very near Mr. Corbet's celebrated Fox liuuuds, Stratfo:d on
Avon ; Tithe-free, discharged from Church Rates ; Poor
Rates :vefy low ; excellent Roads, and possession at Lady.
day next.
For limber particulars-apply to the.ltev. W. Carlisle,
Leek, Stallhrd.
Leek, lan. .15, ISt°. - . , .

WILTS AND BERKS- CANAL SHARES.
TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION, •
.By Mr. Scarp,
By Order of the Committee of Management of the Wilts and
lierks Canal COmpanyi ,on Friday the 2d of l'ebruary, at
Twelve o'clock, ...at tbe A uttion- Mart; in small Lots,
rrHE'REMAINDER of the_ reserved SHARES
in,the said N'avigation, being 139 in all; to be ply-able
by five Instalments, as stated in tne printed Particulars,
whilih*May be had of Messrs. Crowdy and .Son,,-Solicitors,
Highworth at the White dart, Bath ; Bush, Bristol.; Star",
Oxfcirri; 'Bekr and: Ctown, Reading; at Lite Mart ; and of
rvlr. Scutt,
....IS, New Bridge-itreet. , •

CANAL-AND WATERMOIM SHARES, AND EQUI-,
...TABLE ASSURANCE POLICIES.
TO BE SOLD. BY' A ucTioN,
Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday the id February, at Twelve o'Clock, at the
Mart,
1, R A I\T'D - JUNCTION, STOURBRIDGE,
WILTS .and ;JERKS, KENNET. and AVON,
HUDDERSFIELD, DUDLEY, LAN CASTER. and ASH-
BY-DE-LA-ZOUCH, CAN:At SFIARIiS.
_ PORTS LA and :FARLINGTON, -EAST LONDON.
and WEST MIDDLESEX- WATER WORK SHARES ;
and Three, Old Policies of wool.. -each, ®n a-Very desira:Me
.Life of 55 years "in the Equitable Assurance Office, Black-
friars.bridge. • • •
Particulars at the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 7.3, New Bridge-
street.

LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE"SOLD' BY AUCTION,
At the Rein Deer. Ins, in Lincoln, on Friday 2d February,
iSio, at Three &Clock lunless priviously disposed of by_
Private Contraa), '.ll-which case jrnmediate Notice will be
given,
rrHE .141 A:NOR- and entire LORDSHIP of GUN-
NERVY ; comprising a House with suitable Out-
buildings, and 16a A. 2 R. rind 27 P. of Arable and Pasture;
Land, in a Ring-fence; subdivided into nineteen convenient
• Closes
• -This Estate is distant about 8 miles from the Port and Bo-
rough of Great.Griinsby,l2. from Louth, and 8 from Caistor,in a fine . sporting Country, 'well stocked with Game, and is
bounded on one side by a Trout Stream. it is capable of
considerable improvement at a small expence, and 'Commands
several very line and picturesque Views, particularly of the
German Ocean, the River Humber, the Coast of York-
shire, ,tc.
Possession may be had at Old May Day next ; or a most
unexceptionable Tenant at soot. per annum nett Rent.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Marlow and Ro-
harts, Solicitors, Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, London ;
Messrs. Picard and liroadley, Solicitors, Hull ; Mr. Paddi-
son, Louth ;
_or Mr. guliner, Caistor. -
London, England, 1810-01-22

4t11: I); tte)..t.i?Uttnant Wi 71 rtbstdts, trobi the .3ci Weq
nclia -It egimenr, toibe bletiiettitit), !.Viktk 'Anton, Oho 4x,
changes. G. Macdonald, Gent. to be Einsign, witht.
nii`t purchase, vice ClOwcs, who resigns.
7th Ditto Lietitenant Samuel H. Atkinson, from the Bsth
Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Edwards, appointed to thd sth
Car rison IZattalion.
4th -Garrison B.ittalion—lohn NPlVlahon, Gent, to .be. En-
sigh, vice Wilkinson promoted in the 4;d Foot.'
Bth Ditto— Lieutenant Francis Bernard, from -the 84th Foot,
- to be Lieutinant, vice Fordyce, who excliange3,_
tst.koyal Veteran Battalion—Captain lonathan Short, from
the 32d Foot, to be Captain of a Conliany, vice Caulfield,
. appointed to the jzd Foot. _

gt►i Royal VeteratiDattalion—Gaptain George Devon, from
the 68,0 Fc,ot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Miller,
appooltel t► 3 the 68th Foot. , , ,

, .
Captain Nugent's Levy—William !titles, .Cent, to beQuar-
ter-Master. . e

GARRISON.

General.the Honourable Henry Edward Fox. to be Cover_. nor of Poitsmoutb, vice General. Sir William Pitt, de.
ceased: ' ,
STAFF. -
•

Major Charles Ashworth; from the 62. d Foot, to be Lieute=
nant-Colonel in the Army. he being •appointed to serve
in Portugal, under • Lieutenant. General Beresford. • Cap-
tain Henry Watson, from the 48th • Foot, to be Major in
'the Army, he being appointed to serve in Portugal, under
Lieutenant-General lies es tOrd. •
London, England, 1810-01-22

' &.‘,1,1107f9,,,
'62*-111,7.t
7".-4i—i;3`eti.., :LA •-•Tir.ll,lfir
41:1*-1-74,
-

DO KSETSHIRE and WILTSHIRE. ,
TO IIE SOLD i‘Y AUCTION.
At the Red Lion Inn, in Shaftsbury, in the,County of Dor_
set, on Friday, the Roth day of, latittary, ate, at One .
o'l.lock, in Twelve- Lots,
E Capital atul very linproyable FREEHOLD
MANOKs of MELBURY ABJi.a9, COMP TON
ABBAS, with YWYFO RD, and .1%, EST ORCHARD;
with the Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances thereto be-
longing; adOittageo-usly situated in the ',Parishes of Melbury
Cotniiton,..Foatmell, and West rchaid, near Shaftsbuty,,a,
country abounding with field-sports,and - within an easy dis-•
tance of the glance; cbmprising desirable Farms in demesne,
and the Reversion in Fee Of many capital Estates and Tene-
ments,
held for one, two, and three Lives, tinder nominal
-Rents. Also,
- Sundry othel Fstafes,FreeholdandCopyhold of Inheritance,
situated in the.Parislies of Shaston St. lathes' „Gillingham,
and MotcOrnbin- Dorsetshi re, and in Sedgehil I, in -the Coun-
ty. of Wilts, containing together about 2294 acres of
.highly
improvable Grazing Pasture,' Meadows, Arable and Wood-
land, with the principal Rights to about to4S•actes of Sheep--
dawn, the estimated yearly value 40001.
- Printed Particulars be load at the Grecian CO.Me-
house, London ;. st the Rlace of Sale; and at the principal
tenants, wh6 will • shew the • Mltutors knd Estates: and for
tinther particulars 'application nosy be made to Stanly
Smart, I!. sq-. 20,, Red Loon.squarc, London ; George South,
Esq. Market Lavington, near Devizes; or to Mr. Bond,
Land Surveyor, Axminster, wheie Plans of the Manors
may be seen,
London, England, 1810-03-10

NAVAL NEWq7

PLYMOUTH, MARCHB.—Arrived tf:e 4remera
ship...4therica, Master, from Lisbon,
laden with sparS and oak timber, and is under qua.
'amine for_hayin had corninunication with the
Gleaner ketch, from the Mediterranean, . by whom
she is dEtairied:.'
. .
I Arrived his Mllesty's ship Deance, frOm
Qui-
beron 133 y the American ship Factor, JOHNSTON,
from
,Alicant and Gibraltar, laden with bariila,
Spanish wOO% silk, and cork, bound to London, put
in here. by stress of weather, also for an anchor,
cable, and provisions; also arrived the Swedish. ship/
Gustavo, F. Eglioz.m, Master,- from St. Übe's '(z2
dais passage) laden wish salt, lemons, and Oratiffes,
bound to Gottenburgh, put in here for convoy;
and the Philomel sloop of war from a cruise.

A sloop of war is just arrived, said to be the Ilatard,
from the West Indies.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 7.—Arrived- his Majesty's
brig Cella, from Portsmouth ; Princess Elizabeth
packet, with mails, from America, The Nun-
Intercourse At had not passed when the packet left
New York.

We mentioned on Wednesday, that the Governor
of Gibraltar had ordeted,_ all Foreigners to quit that
place, in consequence of some arms having been
discovered 'concealed in a. house. The following is
the Proclamation issued on the subject
London, England, 1810-09-21

IN ONE LUT,

_ •
MOST Valuable GRAZING FARM, called
BRouGHTON P.lt STU K LS, close to the Town of
AylesbUry,(sjted into his Majesty's hands by virtue of a W rit
of 1.1 x:ent against the Hon. George Villiers), consisting of is 6
Acres of Tithe t ree Land, exonerated from Land Tax, pt the
first quality, well fenced and "watered, with a ,convenieitt
stone-built House and Ollices toe whole on 'hand, and of
which immediate possesion
To be-viowed by_ applying to Messrs. Chaplin and Tindal,
at Aylesbury, of whom printed. Particulars may be torthwlth
had ;.also at theW !lite Hart ; Rose and C row n,
Tring ; King'sArins, •Herkhamdstead ; 1V line Hart, Nl:ssert-•
den ; Essex. Arms. Watfoid ; VVinte.Horse, Uxbridge; Swan,
,Rickmetswoith ; at the Office of the Deputy Reinembrancer,
in the I.xcha4ucr Mike. Inner Temple, London; of CharlesDicknell,tsq. Solicitor of tire Admiralty, Spring GardenTet,
race; of Messrs. Knight and flare-c tart, Temple,-
where a Plan tit the Estate may be se.;:ii; of Nlessrh. Haiirott
and Metcalfe, Lincoln's-ion;

KLNr

IREMOLD M.ILL, HOUSES, AND LAND AT LEW-

--
7 ISI4AIVI,
TO 13E-SOLD BY AUCTION;

To the hest Bidders, pursuant to an Oiiier of -ills Majesty's
-Court Of Exchequer, before Abel Moysey, Esq. Deputy
Itemernbrancer ot, the sakt•Court,' at Garritway's
Coilee-
house; ExclianAe-alley; London; on Wednesday, the loth
day of October ri:sxt,':at 12 o'clbck,__

, - -
_IN T,IIKEIL LOTS, , • •
AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,"(s-eiied into
His Majesty's hands, !ii! virtue 'ot • a writ of E xtent
against the lion. George Villiers), consisting of an exLei lent
working three pair of -Sn.ies, Wifli ail the Geer
and Tackle in good order ; Fulhng.uuil and Stocks, Snare-
rooms,.Scouring.housei dec. on a capital stream of Water,
adjacent to ,Lcwishant. bridge, -only five ruiles from London, in
the occupationuf Mr: Holmes; a cominociious House wittt
C rionic, S table, , &e. and extensive Orchard and Gar-
den, in the occupation of Mr., 11,1esuara ; and alao a Dwelling
house, with Dye-house, Dressing-shops, and large Drying-.
ground or Meadow, iii the occupation of Mr. Wm. Taylor.—
The Premises-all adjoin, and are let at yearly Rents amount.
ing-to near 4
Co be viewed by leave of the Tenants,',and.printed Parti-
culars had on the Frernises the. Green Man, 'Blackheath ;
and the Coilee•houics on the Corn Exchange ; ,at the Office
of the Deputy Remembrancer, in the EXchequer Office,
Inner Temple, Londod; of Charles Bicknell, E'sq. Solicitor
of the Admiralty, Spring Garden Terraee; of Messrs. Knight
aid tones, flare' court,. Temple ; of Messrs. lianrott arid
Metcalfe, Lineoln's.ino ; and at GarraWay's.
London, England, 1810-09-21

and pliers. In ConieqUence Of receiving .an
mation that the Mansion-hotise was broke,' I went
nest. morning, to the house, and arrived at Kirkley-
hall
.befores eight in Abe morning., I wcnt . into the
-Office to examine the press, and found the outer-
doors forced open, the drawers pulled oil', and the
boOks and
.papers thrown upon th'e floor. No nid;
ney, nor bag was there. I saw three panes of the
windoW leafing to the s't'r van.: broke, and
the sash thrown up With violence. There had
been violence otfered to the d ,or, leading to ,the
servants pall, and some strong instrun!entnsed to
tthhinge it. On going" up 'stairs to the offiCe, I
found the office door biok'e Open. Was not at
Kirkley again till Friday, the 7140 f The
bag which contained the' -Money was returned
to me on Tuesday, ahe 4th-of 'August; by a xvc-
man.of the name of Rachel Hall. I live at N(.!,,v-
-ham, and remember going- to Newcastle on the
Bth of, April, on ..ficirseback.. I have known the
prisoner a good Many-years;- and' he was in „service-
at.Kirkley, in the capacity of a hind. He was not
less than four years in that situation,' and' Went re.:
gularly to Newcastle with the market cart, and was
acctkitomed to settle his accounts in the Office,. the
same place that' the press was iii. The prijoner
was perfectly acquainted with the office, 2nd also.
With the press, which he has seen open when he
was there, ".,He waited upon the tenants on rent
days, acid came up occasionally to the office with
messages. The prisoner often saw me both take
Money out of the press, and has often seen Me put
money into the Well of that press. The office. Wiif-
dow was fastened by a nail, which I found 'on the
Morning of the 4th Of April on the floor. (On the-
bag being produced in Court) he•said, I know the-
bag by the blue letters which were Marked oti it.
London, England, 1810-09-21

O TING MTELLIGENCE.

KINGSCOIE RACES.

TUESDAY, SFPT. I 4
The Kingcote.Stakes of zsgs each, withs,gs 2cicied by thC
Club. Three miles.
IA C. H. Somerset's Scorpion
hl r. G. t%'c-rall named Mountaineer -
Sir j. kiawkins's Martha, filly, beat Mr. Bourerie'S --
cerescp Red post in, sogs h, tt.
Dotiverie's Wood Da:mon heat Mr. Whitmore's G 1456.
blower, New course, bogs h. tt.
A Plate of hogs two-mile heats, for three, four, five, six lt
olds, and aged,

Mr. Pigot's b. h. York
IA C. H. Somerset's Sunbeam .
Mr. Terrcit's .011. g. jostler
Mr. Douglas',, Delusion
Sir H. Lippincot's Viscountess -

4
3
5 4
2 2dr
3 5 "

W ED N ESD AY .

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An interesting foot race drew the company together an ',p°e
before the usual time. It was between a professed runner 01
the name Of Chapman and Mr. E Probyn, which was ‘o`
easily by the former, although Mr. P. had beat him the sa(1),
distance at Brighton, last month.--lietting at starting 7W7
on Chapman.
A S weepstak,es of sgs each, with tongs added by the Clull
for horses that never won loc.gs at any one time, excePt 3
Maddington, ISibury, or Kingscote. —Four miles.
• 1
Ld Sackvilles Wood Da..mon - a
Col. Kingscote's ch. g, by Sorcerer, 4 yrs old -
3
Mr. Dundas"s Landscape, 5 yrs old -
London, England, 1810-09-21

BUCKS , •
FREEHOLD RICH GRAZING LAND, NEAR
AYLESI3U-RV.

• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION;
To the best Ilidder, pursuant to au Order of his Majesty's
Court of Eitchequer' before Abel Moysey, •lisq, Deputy
R emembrancer of the said Coutt, at GarraWay'ss Coffee
House' Exchange-Akey, London, on Wedne'Ditay, the loth
day of October next, at 12!)'CloCk,:. •
London, England, 1810-09-21

GRAND SALE OF BOOKS, MAPS, AND PRINTS.
• TO' BE SOLD
.BY AUCTION. -
By Mr. WISE, from BATA
At the Sussex Tavern, Tunbridge-Wells, on Monday, the
rst of OCtober, 1810, and Five following Days, .(commenc-'
ing each Morning at Wel ve '4a. Clock precisely,
MOST Valuable COLLECTION of "BOOKS'
L*, MAPS, and PRINTS. " •
- Among other valuable Works are the follo.wing :
Swinburhe's Views in Spain, folio.
British'Classics, 45 vols.
Miller's Gardener's Dittionary, 4 voli.
Johnson's English Poets, 21 -vols. Royal Bro.
lloare's Giraldus Cambrensis, a Vols. 4to'
Inchbald's British Theatre, 25 vols.
Lavater's Physiognomy Lt-tuntees superb Edition), s'Vols.
4to.
Life'of General ‘Vashingtoo, vols. 4to.
New British Atlas, 4to.
Hogarth's NVorks.
Iforner, an elegant Edition, Imperial Bvo.
lioleoft's Travels, 2 viols.: 4to.
Costume of. Russia.
Grose's Antiquities, 8 Vols. ,
Camden's 13titanniai 4 volt, tolio.
New Annual Register, 3o vols•.
Heath's Shakespeare, 6 vols., 413.
Sir Wm.Jones's And Lord Orford's Works.
• All the hooks are warranted Perfect, and• will be sold
without the least.reierve.
N. B. Many of the above are superbly bound, either in
Russia or Morocco Leather. "
They may be viewed three days previous to 'the Sale, and
Catalogues (Sixpence each), had at.the place ot Sale.
London, England, 1810-09-21

FAC 1 OLII NEAR •LONDON.

ToBL,s..oLD.By AUCTION, ,•
To the best Itirider. pursuant to an order of his Majesty's
Court Exchequer, before Abel Moysey, Esc} Depitty
Retticui,Aancer of the said Court, at Garraway's
Wednesday, th:.
Ody osf Ortmier ne.,- at Twelve o'clock; in Otto Lot, -•
AVtCulbld ••I Ili ESTATE, called
I, LIMN 1111A1 FAL 'FOKY, (seized into" his Majes-'
ty 'sAlands oy virtue of a W tit of E xtent against
.the Honour,
ably George Villkis)„ consisting of a convenient Dwelling
House, and extensive ranges of Buildings, spacious Fa&,ry
of three Flours, sNorkett by a pir,,r:nl Steam Engine, and
rifted up for sheeting Cloths, and conducting ,any branch of
the Woollen or Cotton Manutaclures, to a great extent, well
supplied with water, and 45 Acres of capital 'Freehold Tithe
Free Land, in the l'arrsh of Aldenhatn, in the County of
Netts, and only 14 Miles from, London....
To be viewed hy applying to Mr. Trumper, at Lechmore
Heath, near the Premises, and partidiilars may be forthwith
had of him ; also, at, the Talbot Inn, Leeds ; Strattbrd
Arms, Wakefield; Bridgewater Arms. ancliester ;' George,
Fr‘Amtie ; Angel, Warminster ; • Essex Arms, Watford; at
the Office ot the Deputy RemembranCer in the E xcluNuer-
Office, Inner Temple, London ; of Charles Bicknell, Esq.
Solicitor of the , Adinitalty,.. Spring Garden '.f crrace ; of
.Messrs. Knight and Jones, Hare.cuurt, Temple, (where
,a
Plan of the Estate may be; seen), of Messrs. Hanrott and
Metcalfe,. Lincoln's limn ; of Mr. • Claridge, Pall Mall ;'
of Mr. William !agues, Hatton Ganten ; and at Gar-
raway 's.
London, England, 1810-09-28

the same into the hands of the different •Cmhiers or,,
the Bank, who are to -calculate the sums due; and,
deposit them in the Bank, under their own security.' •
For this, the:Cashiers and the Bank are to receive 8-
per cent. •
COPEpHAGEN, SEPT. B.—A convoy, under an
escort of three shipS of the line,. one frigate, one
brig', -and a•Cuiter, which was passing through the
Belt, in a very dtsper4ed state, ha, been briskly at-,
13c:ved sy-our gun-boats; four vessels were taken,
the• cargoes of three of which„ consiiting of corn,
tall6i,c, pot-ash, have. bern brought to,c.;otsor.
HAmlsqlpH, sErT 18.—Within these taw days
ho§' been renewed the often.repeateAl report, that the.
Senatoi Lticien Buonaparte has' sailed for America •
with his iawily.

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

GOTTENBURGH, SEPT: 21.47—A Courier arrived
here
.yesterday ftotn Orebro, with an order forthe,
release of the English officer and boat's
.crew, taken
at Marstrand on the. 14:th. The requisition for. the
delivery of the privateer will not be complied with.
..kAtton,. SEPT. 3.-4esterday a convoy passed by
Langeland, coisisting of 3 sail of the line, t frigate,
I brig, -leutter, and about 200 tnerchantry.en. Qur
'flotilla attacked- the convoy, and kept up a brisk
tire the: whole afternoon, but twit only four bt the
said-convey.- Three of them -have been brought'
here,Chisily laden •With. wheat, tallow, pot-ash; and

.. .. . , . .
. . ..
COPENHAGEN,. SEPT. 17.—0 n the 28th .of.last
;month a very smart cannonade took, place between
a battery ;.ti Langeland and some of the enemy's
shipS of war; namely, two sail of the line and one
gun-brig,-which stood in shore to cape ore t wo yachts,
,1411 ch were lying there. The tiring continued about
three-quarters of an hour, when the enemy's slips
'retreated. One of the sail of the line reerived seve-
ral shots in her hull, and the gun-brig one between
wind and water.: • .

FRANKFORT UPON MAIN, SEPT. I.—Her 111,jest%
the late Queen of Sweden passed the day before.
Yesterday through this place, ori her way to Weimar.
By ibe.arrangements made for I.lis journey, it would
seem it was not her Majesty's 'mention to return
to the south of Germany. In Weintdr
,the Queen
intends to wait for lierlioyal Consort,, wild is still
in Pretsct', a small place hetWeen Leipstc and Dres-
den, where he finally stops unlit the return ot`a cou-
rier whom lie has sent to Sweden.
London, England, 1810-09-28

DONCASTER.RjkCES,

,
• • TUZSDAIi, SEPT.. 2s,
The Prince's Stakes of -2-ses each,' with 25gs added by the
Corporation of Doncaster, for colts-and fillies- now foiir
years old: , • .
'Lord f itzwilliarn's b. c. Whitnote. • .
Drlke of Hamilton's b. f. Lady lane' .
,Duke of heed's ch..c.,';wiftsure •• • . ' .
. 5 t04,0n Whitenose.—A fine race.,
•Swpepstakes,c.l2ogs each, for colts And fillieS now e yrs old
TWO year old course.
Sir-W. Gerard's b. c. by Hambletonian
Duke ot Hantilton's b. f. .
Mr: W. Hutckinsonisf. by L'Orient
Mi. T. Duncombe'ir. by Ilambletonian
The •judge plaaed only tom.:
The Corporation' Plate of 501. for all ages.
Mr. Richardson's b. m. Tutelina . .
Mr. Cock's b. c. Occator . • 4 2
Mr. Hill's b. c. Paul ••• . 5 dis
Mr. Shaft O's b. c. by, Shuttle (broke down) ,• r 2
Mr. W. N. W. Hewett's b. f. )anetta ''* 3 dr
3 tot agst Tutelina—oo r ugst OcCator.,Tto`4 agst Paul.
2 tot agst Shutt ftqr the first hest; 3 and 6, to 4 on Paul.
7 to 4 agst Tutelina—and to tot agst Occator.
In the second heat Paul came irtfirst; but the rider crossing
Tutelina, nearlhe ending post,was deemcd, distanced.
Match for toogs b. ft.—St. Leger Courses.
•
Mr. Norton's Refleflion .
Si; W. Huuloke'a Cheshire Round . . 2
• 5 to a on Refiedion.

• 2
. pd

. • 2
• • 3
• ; 4
London, England, 1810-09-28

FORGERY.--A lady who passed as the, wife of a.
Captain, had resided several years at Grashwfflein,
in Prussia, in great stile, without its being known
to any one whence she derived the means; At •
length she attracted the notice of the police, and the
officers paid her a visit, to ascertain how, sire tun-
trived-to liVein apparent affluence, without estate
or visible property. In looking over the kite's
from- her pretended husband, iti a back , room
where six dogs were shut up, they found pieces of
paper cut in the fornls of Bank notes, several notes
of fifty florins:, and in the course of the search a
matrix and every implement used in the 'fabrication
of paper cUrrettcy,; but a third room, on the same
suite, being secured, it was necessary, -in order to
searchit, to drive away the dogs, which cleferldtd it
for sometime with `a ferocity and
_obstinacy wh:ch
would have. done them credit in a good cause.
Having succeeded in subduing the dogs, and forcivg
the door- of the concealed chamber, the 'legs of a
man in a recess were discovered. He was taken
into-rdstody, and appeared to be a young man of
twenty-four, of genteel address, well made, and
interesting in his manners. On his apprehension,
he.begged that, mercy might be r'
extended to the
woman, and declared that he alone was guilty.
In making that declaration he plunged a knife
into his throat; his, hands were secured, surgical
assistance was, instantly procured, the etfusion of
blood -was in a great degree 'checked by the prompt
application of a popular styptit, the wonntl Sewed
,up, and some eliduce.kemained of a recovery..
the man and the woman Were 'committed to. prison.-

. •
NDON : Printed by RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Niattlett.cnutt, Bow_sircit';'and Prbl:
the SUN,OFFICS, No. 1P:, Strand, .I,v4ere Advertisements, Orders for t.
London, England, 1810-09-28

NEW Ellll.loN.

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Price is. bound in red. , • •‘

ESSENTIAL SALT OF LEMONS,

.For taking t ron Moulds, zlnk Spots, Red Wine, and other.
Stains, out of Linen, Muslin, Lace,. &c. and tier many
other uses, as a substiiide ful Imolai. Price One Shilling
the Box. .

HAvING received - nurneroUs. complaints' that
Compositions sold under the title of SA L'l' •of LE-
MONS, are out only ineffectual; but that they burn antlde•
stray the Linen, I tliiiiit,kt 'necessary to littoral the. Public,
titA. none is to.he depended upon as mine but 'what pa's rny
signature on the bottom at e.loll'Box, and on the outside of
the wrapper. . . W. BAY LEY.
N. It.' The Salt of Lemons is particularly useful to Ladies
it washing their stands, as it instantly takes out the stains or
fruit, eblourectgloves, &c. and is Much mote agreeable to use
thial lemon itself. ' •
Solil,Wiwiesali: and Retail, by Bayley and BleW,Ceekispur-
sreet, London. , . . ..
Also,-Ba le) 's Scotir..inz Drops; to: taking Crease out of
Silk, Stull; Ws,ot len Cloth, ?lc:::
London, England, 1810-09-28

Fl RE,. SALtSTIURY-SQUARE,

WHEREAS. there is- every 7reason to' believe
that the late Fire in Salisbury-square was wilfully .
committed "liy some interested Person or Persons, for the
purpose of defrauding the Fire... Offices, and which occasioned
Mr. STOCK DALE 'a loss of .about •.Three Thousand
Pounds, principally consistingof the following Works
1272 Volumes of Debates, 18,9 and iSto. ,
800 Dittootto. .Garnetes •,, •
1.400_ Ditto, 4to, C; rose's: Antiquities.'
800 Ditto, 4to. Campbell's Tdur. •
1400 Ditto, Annual Register.:
isoo Ditto, last P.art.olthe HiStory of London.
3000 Ditto, Ben lonson's Works. • •
Mr. Stock-dale respedtully informs his: Friends and the
I^ublic, that in consequenOe of so serious a Loss, he has re—
solved to publish the:Works of Ben lonson and, Beaumont:
and Fletcher by Subscription, in 4 lar4e vols
,royal B.vo. and :
4 vols. 4to. the fiat at 41. 45. the second at 61: 6s. A List .
or the Subscribers will be printed.
Piccadilly, Sept.-26, igio.

This Day was Published, price 3s. 6J. bound,
A KEY to the ELEVENTH EDITION of P.
WANOSTRUCHT'SGRAMMAR of the F KEN CIL
LANGUAGE. '

By j. CUVELLIERt,
French Teacher at Alfred-House Academy.
Printed for Thomas lfooxy, Old Broad.streA ; and jos.
johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. . , •

CHINESE COI) OF LAWS.
'Jay was published,
Elegantly ptinted in Royal .;to, in an uniform size with the
the late Sir George Staunton's Account Of the braisfi•Em-
bass), to China, price 31. 35. in boards, . • - •
fflA FSING LEU .LEE ; being the .111mila-..
_mental. Laws, and a Seledion trout the Supplement.
.
ary Statutes, of fhe Penal Code of China t oricnially print-LA
and published in Pekin, in various successive Editions,: under
the sanction, and by the •authority..• of the several EinFrors
of the TaTsiiig, or liresent dynasty. Translated Irani the
Chinese.; and accompanied with an Appendix, t;ctisstitv, of
authentic 1?-ocumentsrand a few occasional Notes, iliostrative-
of the subjeCt ut the Work:
By Sir :.: LORGE THOMAS STAUNTON, 'Bart.
• - • F. R. S.
Printed for T. Cadelf, and W. Davies, Strand..
f whom may be had,
• r:. The late Ceorge 'Sittunton'S Ai:count of the.
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London, England, 1810-09-28

LINCOLN RACES.

THURSDAY, BEl'l% 2..0,

The Corporation Purse of pl. for all ages. Two-miy
heats.

Mr:, Howson's b. h. Game Cock
Illy Harrison 4 ch. f. by Cockfighter
Mr. Richardson's ch. f. by Stamford
Col. King's br. 1. Locilla.
Mr. T. B. joiinson's br. c. Si; Simon
The Welter Stakes of togs, each. TwO•mileheats.
Mr. Tattpn Sykes's b. h. Pete!' Plymley
Mr. Chas.. White's b. m. Wyham Lass -
Peter Plymley the favourite.— 5 SubsCribers paid.

5- 2
3

3 4
- 4

I I
2 2
London, England, 1810-03-26

he got; he then stole to the be of the deerased,
and stabbed him in the throat:and breast
_in the most
deter mined manner. The wounds he gavd were in-
stantly mortal. „He was, tioiwyer, oh,eridd to have
got out of bed, and go to the pike wthere. the knife
-was, by the two convicts wbo.gave evidence against
him.

The Jury found -Mtn guilty, and the ,Leattted
Judge immediately pronounced .sentence. He was
left tar eXeCiiiion on .Monday morn;ug.
• Jerome Hop ,Was India* for the wilful murder
of. Francis Woitkowiach, at Gillingham, near Chat-
ham, on the 14th of August last. The prisoner was
a. Spanish seatnan, and the- deceased. also a foreigri
seaman. It appeared that. they'had quarrelled about .
a!table-cloth, and in the beat of pa:isiiin the prisuriet.
stabbed the deceased with his knile.-."-He was found
guilty of manslaughter; and was sentenced to one •
year'S Opris-oninent.
. These causes were finished before ten this morn-
ing, and the Assizes concluded.

Wednesday night, between eleven and twelve.
&clock, the house of Mrs. Henry,:-in Belt-court,
Gray:s.los7lane, was forcibly entered by fivellespe-

rate ruffians,who were in the aft of packing upsocue
of her property ; the watelfbeing -alarmed, the vil•
lains decarriped without theirintendeil-bopty.
THE You NG WLISATS.—We hear with great plea-
sure that the damage-occasioned hy
,the frosts to tlie
young wheats; is infinitely less than had been sap'
posed: The • plant had 'been unusually stru,..k'Od.
withered,
,which -occasioned onsiderable alarm •
now it appears that the roots' are generally alive and
shooting out abundantly, insomuch, that many far!'
mars, on beginning to plough 'up in order. ti) soot
afresb,were agreeably surpriii,i to find the work vias
not, necessau.=—Batle 'Chronicle. ,
London, England, 1810-03-26

BANKRUP FS.

David Skinner, of Newington-Causeway, Surrey, cabinet-
maker; to surrender March April 7, and May s, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attcirney, Mr. Parry, TI-iiiiVes-Inn,
London.
-William Nlaskery and John Atkin, now or late,,of White.!
chapel-road, Middlesex, dealers in grass and earthenware,
• March 31, April 7, .ancUMay s,- at twelve, at Guildhall.
Atturnies, Messrs. A ristice and Cox,- King's-Bench-walks,.
Temple, London; or Mr. Tomlinson, .Hanley;'•in'thc
Potteries.
William Ayrton, formerly of Crimberland:street, New.ro.l4
-. Middlesex, late, of Garden-raw, St. George's-fields, ant.,
pow or Lambeth. Marsh, S..rfey, broker,, March 31, April
7, and May 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. Edmund Howard, Great St. Martin's-lane, Charing-
Cross. , - ,

LOIWON : P ratted by RICHARD 'HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, Bow.street ; and rid:dished .by WILLIAM A RMI6ER- SCRIPPS, Sthith
At the SUN•OPF]cE, No. 11; Strah where 4dver tisernenti, Orders for the Paper; Letters fpr the Editor, Brc. oost-paia");
London, England, 1810-03-26

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

'Thomas Phillips, of Plough-court, Lombard-street, Lon-
don, merchant, from March 13 to May i; at tell, at
• G
Robert Winch, of Shoe-lane, London, press:maker and
joiner, froip March j t Apnl 5, at ten, at ,G

. 84NKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Ann Lanchester, of St. fames's-street, Middlesex‘ milliner
anddress.m.ker.
lames Brace, of Butt,laue, Kent, dealer.
London, England, 1810-03-19

NEW EDITION OF BLAIR'S ENGLISH GRAM.
MAR.

THE SCHOOLMAbTERS & GOV ERNESSES
are respectfully informed, that new. and revised Edi-
tion 'as ibis day published of Mr. BLAIR'S NI W
GRAMMAR, which unites within this single BoJk the
simplest Exposition of the Principles of Grammar a►d its
'dependent Sciences, 'with kierciscs of al! kinds sufficient
to petted the Student in this Branch Of KnoWledge. •
The retail price is Half-a-crown, and it may be had-in
quantifies of all booksellers, with the full allowance.
LOntion, Nev. 1, 1599.
London, England, 1810-03-19

,if .14 'Lir

[PRICE StlaitNet HAL:FPrIgNYA

FIC'TUtILLING.OI.IOIC

March 9, ig ro.
rrilß COMMISSIONERS for FICTUA L INC
Ili: Majesty's Navy do hereby Rive Notice, That o,
the 231 !Infant they will be ready to receive Tenders ht 41 ',Jilt
(sealed up), and treat for the Supply of what V EGET:iiit L 3
shall be demanded for the use 91 His Maje.qp's Sbipa <pl./ Gtes,els
at Yarmouth, in the County of Norfolk,' during the space of
Twelve Months, from the 24th of April next ; to be paid for
Bills payable, with Interest, ninety days after date.
Z'be Condition; of the Contraa rosy be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or-by applying to Mr. john Walter, at
Yarmouth,

No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price small
not be inserted to words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
he Board before. One o'clock on the said Friday, the 23,1
nstant, nor unless the Person 'who maker the Tender, or stmt
Person on his behalf, attends, to answer wh,n called Jor.

VICTUALLING-OFFICA,
March 13th, I!< To.
THE COMMISSIONERSjor VICTUA L 41A G
MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday, next, the sloth inst. Mt, willhe ready to receive Ten-
ders, in writing (sealed eep), and treat for Three Hundred Tons rff
MUSCOVADO SUGAR, and for One Hundred and Fifty Ton t
of BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIA RAISINS; be answer'
able to samples to he proiuced with the respecaverendri4s, to 6, de
' livered, the Sugar, in • the original packages, at the rate of Irtht
seventy to eighty Tins per Week, and the Raisins in Six Ifieks, by
weekly proportions, into his Majetty's Victualling Store: at Apta
ford, ttnd to 6e paid for by Jillls pa;able, with Interest, ninty
day: after date.- •

Tb andltions of the Contratit may be rem at the Seri etaryt
Office. . •

P.To regard will& .hnd to any Tender in which the bite 51.5.1 I
not be inserted in word, at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday next, the ;tab
instant, nor unless the Person tuba makes the Tender, or some
Person ox his bebA//, attends, to an: veer. when calk] for.
London, England, 1810-03-19

SUFFOLK.
TOBESOLD BY AUCTION,

At the Queen's Had Inn, in Lowestoft, the "latter end of
May or in the beginning of June,

THE very desirable and pleasantly situa'
ESTATES, lately belonging to Mr. Hunt, of °dim!),
in the County of Sutfolk, deceased.
.Consisting of about 970 Acres of good Arable, Meadow and
Marsh Land lying chietiy in Oulton aforesaid.
From a great part of true Land there are various and pictu:;
mega. Rat pipoo of water called Oulton Broads
of the Seri, aial of the surrounding country.
The two principal 1• arms adjoin, comprise about Soo Acres,
and lie nearly within a ring fence; the bind being the boun-
dary on one bide.
Besides a capital Messuage and the usual Farm Buildings,
there are upon the ESiate several Cottages, a Malting Office,
Brick Kiln, Granaries, Staithe for delivering of Corn, and
landing Muck, Marl, &c. and great plenty of Brick, Earth,
and Clay. .
Oulton adjoins Lowestoft, a place of considerable resort
for bathing, and is distant from Yarmouth ani Bcecles about
nine miles.
These Premises will be sold in Lets, and the Time of Sale,
and when they play be viewed previous thereto Will be ex
pressed in a future advertisement.
Possession may be had of nearly the whole at Michael—
mac next.
Enquire further of Mr. Reeve, Lowestoft.
London, England, 1810-03-19

'BREVET.

Captain William Henry k‘' 11 by; Of- Foot, to.,be
for iitthe Army. •

STAFF..•
-John Heyward. Clerk, late Chaplin of Brigade at ANA-
, chereu, to b 4 chaplain to the Forces. , . • .
Adjutant . Dalgatty, troni the Royal Military Col-
' lege, to be' Adjutintof ulteCruifitig District, (with the rank
of Licuteruilit), vice Mouuttotd, who returns to his former
. Half pay. • •
To be Assistant-Commissaries General to the rorces—George
-White, Gent. Peregrine- Bourateu', Gent. Win. Beech,
• Gent. !Benjarnui T. Giskin, Gent. Richard Barney,Gent.
Thomas ..G.. ttagland, Gent. David Carruthers, Gent.
Gent. Charles J. Forbis, cent.

• - -
The King's Gerina4 Legion:
2d Light Infantry Battalion, Wm.. Atkins, Gent. to'be En-
sign, vice lle eminers, promoted.

The Duke of Brunswick Ocl's Corps.
Assistant-Surgeon Henry Waiblmger, from 'the
•rst Dra.
/goons of the. King's German Legion, to.,be Surgeon lathe
Cavalry Regunent.

btEPAORA NDU3I.

The Promotion of bosign Henry Alcoa, and of Ensign
fairies Black, to be .Liebtenants in the 48th Foot; as stated in
the Gazettes.ot the gth .11ecember and .the 3d _February list,
have not taken place.

Etta", Tom in the Gaiette of rite aath
For Charles Baynton, Gent. to be a Barrack-Master in. Great
Britain, vice Corbyn, promoted, read Charlei
Bayntini,' Gent. to be a Deputy Llarraelc-.Master m Great
Britain, vice William Corbyn; piotrioted.
In the Gaiette.ot the yth December last:
`For William Gilbert, Cent-to be Ensign. vice Alc,,ek; pro-
moted, read ot alliani Gilbert, Gent.: to be Ensign, vice
'Alcock, whose .Appointment has not tdketi

. . Oldnance.,Qffice, March. 12, -
Royai Regiment of Artillery. • , .
To be Second Lieutenants— Gentleman Cadet Peter Thom.
.1.1, vice L ..von,pronioted. Gentleman cadet Constar.
-tine Yeoman, vice Onslow promoted. Gentleman Cadet
George jaines, vice Rohl: •Liy, promoted: Gentleni:n Ca-
nes. fairies chrislie, vice- Tr3ughton, promoted. Gentle.
man Cadet 'G:orge..K. Pemberton. vice Copleston, pm-
mined. Gcnt:emari Cadet Charles H, Neveit, vice Cro-
mie, promoted.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
-Di Kent.

To be Deputy Lieutenant.—RybertMonypenny, Esq. Ba.
dens Powell, Esq.
Commissions in the King's.o wn Regiment of Staffordshire
signe".-.1 by file" Lord Lieutenant.
To beLieutertant—Matthew D'Arcy Talbot, Gent.
To be Ensign— Doyne, Gent.
Commissions in. the Anglesey Regiment of Ldcal Militia,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant. ,
To be Captains—fones Pardon,. Esq. John Jones, Esq. by
Brevet.

Cornassions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Essex.
Western Battalion of Essex Militia.
To be Lieutenant—Ensign George Bere Farr.
To be Ensigns—Leopard Foaker, Gent. Francis Barnard
Fielding,,G eat.

Captain Sutton's Volunteer Corps of. Riflemen.
To be First Lieutenant—Socond- Lieutenant Thunias john
Hupkins, vice Burrell, resigned.
To b- Second Lieutenant—Win. Buzire Sutton, Cent. vice
Hopkins, promoted.
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