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T'iiTCPlTerSTraTe'.:t.ratnriiY:'-`E:iiiIVCCITa7Tc
ratnrii Ei fiaIVCCITaI
Jacob P, Ii I ner. u tenan,t arms Turnot.k. •
To be Lieutenants—Samuel Sandford l3cll. Gent. John
James Drury, Gent. Ensign Joseph filad ul. Ensign John
Weston, Ensign John Shertatt. Ensign Abiaham Flint.
Ensign Nehemiah Banks. Ensign Francis Tunnaelitl.
Liwign Wilhatn 13errestord. ' •
- Western Regiment.
TO be. Captains—Lieutenant fosepti Parke;, vice, Taylor.
Lieutenant George Firnisione, vice Gitford. Lieutenant
Thomas Richard Fal-ay.

..Southern Regiment"
To be Captains—Lieutenant 'Cluitas klyng.• Thomas Thyne
(Morgan. Esq. vite Harding.
Ta be mituigiunis—bnaign lobn Harrison, vice Byng, pro-
Incited. Ensign Wi itain D..nks Alexander. lohn Os,
*not, Gent. William Wood, Cent.
To be Ensign—William Osborne, Gent.
Northern Regiment.
To be Lieutenant Colonel-I°lm Fenton Boughey, Esq. vice
Wheatheini, resigned.
To be Major—Captain W. Hill Coynoy, vice Yates.
To be Captain —Lieutenant Becker, vice Taylor.
To be Lieutenant —Bnaigr,.o kirks, vice Harding.

• Central Regiment.
To be Lieutenant•Colonel—EdwardGrove, Esq.iice Lister,
resieed. , •
To be Major—Edmund Hartop, Esq.
To he Captains—Henry H. Walton, Esq. Lieutenant Wil-
• liam Knight, vice Flail, resigned.
To be Lieutenants —tnogg George Taverner. Ensign Wit.,
!lain Welter Ila.wkins. john Warner, Gent. Thomas
Hatfield, Gent. Thomas Henry Webster, Gent. vice
(night, promoted. James Shenton, Gent.
To be Ensign ',Thomas Arlie, Cent.

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

lol►n Lloyd, Woolwich, Kent, elteesemonger, from Sep.
trrnher 24 to otlober s, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon.
flon.

joscpli ,Greaves, Gloueester.buildings, Walwortb, Surrey,
iosurance- broker, from September t 4 to October 22, at
ten, at. Guildhall, Lcniton.
IMA'A:RUPTS.

1. Hamilton, Ilroad.strcet, London, merchant and insurance-
broitur. to surrender September 14, .24, and Ottober 22, at
ten; at AttornieS, Messrs. Wilde and Knight,
Castle street, faleon.square.
W. Rowl4MI, Sleyninf, tel monger and maltster, September
Is', at twelve, t 2, at d OCtoher sz, at elevin, at the White
11.,,-se Inn, Steyiting. Attornies, Messrs. Atkinson
'Wilde_ fti .and Mackarall, Chancery-lane; and Mr. Sted
:
H
mut, orsitatii.'
1. Naylor, A berforti. Yorkihire, tfix-spinner, September so,
at tiv., zI, and 04ibber 22, at eleven, •at the Angel
Tarleaster; 'Yorkshire. • Atturnies, Weber, Gray's
Inn, Lrittlott ; and Mr. Upton;
1. Keely, Nottingdain, 4er, September 18, 19, and Odober
22, at eleven,, ;dike tavern, Nottingham:.
, ttorniet:, Missris. Colitham tend' Enfield,. Nottingham;
and Messrs. lileasdale, Alexander, and flultyn New. nn,
London. ' .
1. T.' Evert, Denzell.street, Clare-market, jeweller, Sep-
tember t 4, 14; and %);.,.hiller 22, at toir., at Guildhall. At.
Carney. 5,11. Holborn.
W.. 114, seri. Union-stieet, Deptfittl, K eta, timber-met'.
criant, September 17, 28, and October 22, at ten, at.Guild-
tonlen, Attorney, Mi. Pearson, ilm.court, '1 cm-
Pl 5, i•wiapik,'

D o ENDS.
oni_
bc! 2. W. spent ert whistone, Leicester, hosier, at
at tltr Whiti Lion I lin, 'Leicester,
0610ber t, hines, Liverpool, bookseller and stationer,
at elrven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise.street,
Liverpool.
()antler 4. 1, Thom is, Llanlirytimair, Montgomery,
red rnanufai;luter, at eleven, at the Oak Inn, Pool, Mont-
ltd.niery,
Cleiober.2. W. Ward, Leicester, and K Frazer, Cateaton.
street, London, hosiers, .at ten, at Oa, White Lion inn,
l.rii eater,

Septeniber ,y. R. Valentine and 1, Valentine, Murniont's-
court, Nlillt.street,' London, warchousiemen, at ten, at

Oetbber +. Hannah Mafia). and T. T. Cough, Hereford,
wooltalpleris,. At ten, at ttie City Arms Hotel, Here-
ioro.
October 1.

T C ranger, I:ong7acre, bran-founder and coal.

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men.:ll,inti at ten..tt Guildhall.
Ottuher 25. 1. ‘Vdrlters, Cornhill, mercer, at one, at
C; ulyiltal I.
November io. 1. Spottiswoode, Tokenliouse.yard, London,
....

. . . _ . . .
. mope) .scrivener,at twelve, at Guildhall.
C.)etoblii. z. l). Wild, Nev • Town, MuntginerV, flannel.
trupOit'ziurer, at eleven, at the Red Lion, New Town,
Motttomery:
06toher 3. 1, Stanley, New Town, Montgomery, tallow.
cluautiler, at eleven, at the Red Lion, New Town, Mont.
goinery. L...:_.........___ -- '

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aa•llt,A/17E,S, Ocroasa E.
William Hubble, l'artford. Kent, miller.
A locander I lenry, Finsbury square, merchant.
Joseph Bond, Lloyd's Cotree-house and hlontague•place,
underwriter. •
l'etei,Francis Papillon, Neckinger, Bermondsey, Surrey, ca-
lico, printer.
Henry Weir, Sloane-square, Chelsea, carponterand joiner..
Apthotp Wheelwright, Cullum street, Londun,
,111 et( knit,
Robert liVilion,• FliJay-street. London, merchant.
PARTNERS fllPs 1,IS:S01.1'&11.

I rancis Cockayne, Daniel • Clarke, and George Simpson, of
fira4well, Derby, sack.trianotadurers.
lantes Cox and lolui Co,a of Wiveliscombe, Sornerset,,
clothiers and dyers.
ir.hard Ra w lings and Arthur liutchins, of Coventry, che.
mists and druggists, .
William Thorne and Michael Tiller, of Upper North-place,
r; ray's Inn-Line, coach arid house painters.
John, Hawes, Edward Hawes, and Sir Charles Flower,
oi MAnsull-stteet, Middlesex,
migar.retincis, •
Ilogh ►;Pans Scott, Parinenas Higgins, and Geo►ptr Scott,
of Dartrnoiith-street, WOlitslllllstet, and of Dublin, army.
clothiers.

MAILS.
ARA/V/0-1 Dublin.' DuE.--1 Cadiz, I Lisbon,
2 Wuterforil.

PRICE 0,1; :,TUCKS
THIS DAY.A r TWPLVIt O'CLOCK.
Coniias . 63 ' I 0 n.
1 4111

- i Pr.

4OLLM c; J&5 uici I wl-SUM AUDILAT ?

WRI)NESDAYp SEPTEMBER 11, 1811.

ihridsor- Coate, Sept, 11, 1811.
4% There i no alteration in lit 4 11,1AJESTY*8 'Symp.
tints to•tlay.

"rat.LAI LLI E.
W. 11EBERDV.N.
't L. WILLIS."

The Gazette of last night contains, the official
u)t of the gallant exploit lately petformed by
our cru'zt-rs in the Gnoude. When we read Ad-
wird! LA Ciltl!SE.S entertaining Letter resp.etling
this affair, we tY.pressed a .confident opinion that
" the French hadgreatly under-rated their loss upon
the 'occa,sion," and 'Capt. FEttats's account in the
Catette cpmpletely justifies 'that opinion. in the
it was admitted, that ihe Teazcr was
taken, but it is stated that when the Mavier W3B
anieked "'she made sail to get into Royal), to bleb
she loppily cf,reaed there the frigate let go two

aS _ _ .... ~ ] !.,:..,.t .of

c1o61." Now, it appears from Capt. RlCHARD-
soN's*Letter to Capt. Fsttats, that after. s !eking
the Pluvier„ and forcing apart of her crew to escape
on shore, lie took possession of her, made toe re-
mainder' of hercre* prisoners, and then burnt her.
Capt. RICHARDSON would have brought tier away,
but.she had ran on shore, and as tine tide was ebn-
ing, it was impossible to get' her off. With respeel
to the fate of the vessels that were under convoy of
the Mazer, the Moniieur is perfectly silent ; but
the account in that Paper is calculated to induce a
belief that it bad escaped, because, by confessing the
capture of the Teazyr, and saying nothing of the
convoy,,the readers of the,account would naturally
suppse that the J'eazer was the only vessel taken.
We do pot,'however, wonder at the embarrassment
which Adrattal LA CROSSE and M. 1)E: Buoy telt
In giving BUONAPARTS recount of this irive
alaire, as it will in all probabiliy draw down upon
their heads some signal mat k of his vengeance.

The Morning Paper to which we adverted sonic
days ago, has again alltided to the Office of Mardial
of the Admiralty, and has again .ass,..rted, though
not in such positive terms, that it is an office (A
great emolument. We sta,ed on Saturday, upon
unquestionable authority, the emolnments of that
' office (or several years. We stated the income 'of
each particular )ear, and therefore might easily
have been refuted 'if we were incOrrect. 134 in-
stead of a specific answer, we have a vague reference
to a trial before Lord Ktst YoN, and a ,report that
‘,..141t-. CRICKET, the late Marshal; died worth
06,6001. This is a mode of reasoning, which it is
almost impo,sible to answer ; but we have tfie con-
solatinn of,thinking that it is not very convincing.
The Paper in queStion also alludes to thedisposal of
the place of Paymaster of Widows' PenSiunei and
throws out Some very illiberal insinuatious'itgainst,
those 1,4 ho advised the apPonitment. 1 hat the Mi-
nisters should be objects pf 'the inveaive of their
opponents does not h urprise us, though we are al-
ways sorry to see gentlemen have., recourse to such
weapons; but we confess we are astonished at the
reflections thrown .out against ad Illustrioats Per-
sonage, for whom the Party has always volebsed a
kind of exclusive attaalfateht-- If men are so blind-
ed by party prejudice-ai to believe that Miuisters
could ati upon the unworthy motives attributed to
them in the paragraph to which we are alluding,
surely it is not quite respeatul to ihsinuate that the
Patsicz REGENT would have toneurred in any mea-
sure which could. be considered as'hulding out aq es.
surance " to the friends of corruption that no regard
was paid to any recommendation of Iteform."

The French Licenses which arrived on Monday,
are only two in number; one of them allowing• the
importation of 30 tons, and the other 0140 tons of
coffee,. bat in them is inserted a clause, which pro-
vides, that the coffee so iml►atted into France shall
be t he.pi'odoce of either Guadeloupe or Martinique.
This grant is a special indulgence to particular in-
dividuals, and there is no reason for supposing, from
this circumstance that. the importation of colonial
produce into the territories of linos:sr/tape, even
Dorn those islands, will be at all general. The ar-
rival of these Licenses has had no etfeel upo4 the
market, and could Make no sensible impression,
unless it should be presumed, froMrthose conces-
sions, that other Licenses of the same description
would be extensively granted.
• We have been made :acquainted with the cir-
cumstances under which Dantzic has been converted
into a free port. A contribution was required by
litreesesters, of the merchants of that city, to the
amount of 500,000 guilders. This proposed ex-
action produced a remonstrance, in which they iieted
their total inability to discharge the 'sum required ; .
but in which they also represented, that they could
raise a proportion of the amount, and as a return
they sol►cited that Dnuzic should be restored to the-
privilege of a free par,. In consequence of that apt.
'plication, such immunities were conceded,, and the
demand for I hecontributiuns was reduced to one-third'
of the original amont. •
A plan has been sent home from the West Indies
by Captain, WIN.GPIeLO, of the Bth West India Re-
giment, for recruiting the West India Regiment in
Africa, .which has met with much approbation, and
is now before
,Government, for the purpuse of being
imniediately'carried into execution.
The 33d regiment, which has been in Ihdia for
son►e years; is now on its way to England.
The Officers befonging to several 2d battalions of
regiments' in Portugal, whose Ist ' battalions are
there also, are now on their way to England to re-
cruit, the men having been drafted into' the Ist bat-
talion.

The a&ivity of the intercourse between us
naild
Rt 1303 is mentioned in the following letter we te-
celved thii morning from Anholt
ANlitiLT, AVG. We area good deal en-
livened by the understanding that seems to be car-
rying on between Russia and (=selves ; every con-
voy that passes either conveys to them ammunition,
or to us naval stores in vast abundance. The com-
mercial people here have great hopes things may
mend, from the arrival of a very valuable cargo of
wrought silk overland from Italy by way of Stral-
sund; five or six more of the same. are daily looked
tor."

A firing was beard on Monday at Dover in the
diredion of Boulogne. We may presume it was
a feu-de•juie in honour of the arrival of LinoNA-
VAKTI3,

4**".•"- - Zi

, PiIYMOUTH S Ert.• g.—Arrived.the Lord Nelson,
Numcbm BK ; Speculator, ,Bowt•EN ;
Jost $ ; Firm, BARNS; Sisters, SABRE; Minerva,
Dy KR ; GoOd lahnt; HAM ; Mary, POWER Mary,
HANCh ; Fiends, cUMING ; Bedford, Nictuna.s,
Fancy, BANKS ; friends, BRST ; UttioN,
MAN ; Wants/der, SANDKR*; and Boulton„ SANDERS,
from 'Wales; and the Ant, MAnnicx, from. Ports.
month.

The Union man of war, and the Insolent gun•
btig, are to be launched train his Majesty's Dock-
yard at this Port, on Monday next, the 16th inst.;
the fot mar was laid down in 1602.
Went up the Harbour to be refitted the Leonidas
frigate.

Arrived the Resolution, JON ES, from Waterford
and the Cork Rump, SNIALE, from Guernsey, with
cargoes fur this Port.
Sailed the Favourite sloop of war on a cruize;
and the Ropid schooner for Falmouth.
The
.Irelelligent gun-brig takes convoy to the

Westward.
33iled the Young Benjamin, PENTREATB, for
Arundel.

DRA L, SEPT. i Q.—Arrived the. Naiad frigate from
,)1I Boulogne; and Hyrena siore-slup.,tronia cruize
uffyl9,4lrig,_

Sailed the Drake., with a convoy of tran3ports with
wale,' (or our kitiadron off, Flushiug. .

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 10.-4 i-rived the Ant from

Guernsey.
Sailed the Zephyr, with'econvoy for Guernsey ;
Rover, with .a convoy for-Lisbon ; and the Cho.
pairiz for off Cherbourgli.
Rimed by yesterday 'the Alermitid frigate, with a
convoy from Plymouth.
Sailed his Majesty's ship ,Tortoise for the Downs.-

Cove nv 'Coax, 4,7--On Monday, arrived
his"Majesiy's ship. Daunt/en, 18 guns, Capt. Bait-
:sea, from Loughswilly. She left cruizing of} there,
his Majesty's ship Eridyrnion, Capt. S•ir W. BOL,TON;
Sytelle, Capt. UPTON; Brisk, Capt. MOUNSEIER,
and Talbot, Capt. ----.
The Lords of the Admiralty have ordered an ex-
tra number of men of war to be kept constantly
cruizing on the Loughswilly staiiun, Iron] informa-
tion said to be received, that the enemy's fleet at
Antwerp and adjoining porti, amounting to 2b sail
Of the line, and a great number of frigates, &c, in-
tended to make a dash North-about into those
teas:

Late yesterday evening, the two transports, Nos.
46 and 2to, «ith different detachments for our
army in Toriugal, dropped down from Monkstown,
and as the Virago, PITMAN, who is to be
their convoy, is unmooring, it is likely they will sail
to-day.

His Majesty's ship Dauntless, Capt. BARBER, is
under weigh ear Plymouth, with a transport, having
a detachment of the 92d Highland Regiment.
Yesterday several ci,lliers with coals passed up the
river, and as the wind continues fair, a great many
more may be expeaed.

We are concerned to state, that on the arrival of
the transports with the
.Not.tb Cork 'Regiment 'at
Portsmouth, an alarm of fire having been given In
one of them, several of the men leaped over board,
and ionie,lives were unfortunately lost.

Hur.i., SOT. 9.—On Wedneiday, several ships,
arrived at this port iron* the Baltic'; One of them,
that bad brought up in the Roads to await the 11 od
tide, boon atter getting her anchor, drove upon the
edge of the Skitter sand, and drifted along it until
nearly opposite Barrow, when she suddenly. fell
over. ; and the people got upon her side, where
they remained until some boats went from hence to
their relief, and rescued them froM their perilous
situation. Tile-vessel soon afterwards
.was carried
by the force of the tide across the -channel of the
river, and upon a sand called th&Old Warp. The
toasts were then cut aWay, and:upon the return" of
the flood tide she righted. Vessels have been ern.,
ployed in taking the cargo of plank and deals out of
her, and was got off the sand on Thursday night.
'rids accident was witnessed by several people upon
the foreshore and Southend, who manifested the
roast laudable anxiety for the preservation of, the
crew.

By an arrival yesterday from the Baltic, we learn
the unpleasant intelligence of the capture of his Ma-
jesty's brig illant#, off the Naze of Norway, by
three Dan►sh brigs. The Chanticleer was in com-
pany, and had five men wounded; and is much da-
maged :shearrived at Sheerness on the tith

The- Monty and Amer gun.briga sailed from the
Noce oil thel9th ult. with thirty vessels under con-
voy, fur the 131Itie; and the Chanticleer• sailed from
the /lumber the 23d ult, with three vessels ter the
saute destination, Nothing is known as to the ves.
sets they were convoying but it is natural to 4up-
pose, that as the anion way severely contested, the
fleet would separate and, we tru,l, escape-
Crab has paid forfeit to Jemmy the mariner, and
the latter has challenged all tote worlds excepting'
four. - •