Star.
London, England, 1808-08-22 00:00:00

FROM LLOYD'S UST..

GRAVMWD, AVOUST 21.—Passed by the James, Skilburb;
from Oporto; Fortuna, Cook, fans Quebec; Orion, Rawengor,
from Charleston • Pilgrim, Melister, and the Theodore, Ante-
Ilene, from Riga; Vertumnus, M'Arther. from Grenada.;
Tarlcton Hodsall; Alfred, Teale • Suspenee, Simmons; Dis-
patch, &ayes ; Generous Planter, 'Hamilton ; Lister, Johnson;
Harmony, Jones ' • Cesar, Thorne' and Augustus Camay, Kirby.
from Jamaica.—Sailed the Harriet, Huntly, for Gibraltar; Ea.
periment, Phillips, for Guernsey; Little William, Goiter, and
the Henry, Pype, foF Malta.

The VETERAN, which brought Admiral DAME
home, sailed from Jamaica on the 17th of June, in
company with the BACCHANTE, Captain WARD, and.
PErznELL, Captain LAMBORN with 100 sail of mer-
chantmen under convoy. The BACCHANTE, after
coming to a certain latitude, went back to Jamaica.
The PETERELL parted company on Saturday se'n-
night, with 80 sail for St. George's and the Bristol
Channels; and 70 sail passed Portsmouth, on Wed-
nesday, for the Downs. They had a singularly good
voyage, not having had a day's' foul wind, nor a
single ship parted company. Major-General SEER..
RATT, Lieutenant-Colonel DOUGLAS, 55th Regiment,
and Captain ADAMS, R. A. came home in the VETS-
RAN. She has also brought home 500,000 dollars,
belonging to several merchants in London, for car.
goes sold. The MELposima, Captain PARKER, which
took out Admiral Rowtar, is coming home with a
cargo of dollars from Vera Cruz. Admiral DACRES
struck his flag on Friday night.
Admiral HOLLOWAY arrived at Newfoundland, in
the kis, Captain LAUGHARNE, on the 19th ult. Com-
missioner INOLEFIELD and Sir ISAAC COFFIN sailed
from thence in the ADONIS, on the 20th, for Halifax.
The RATTLER, Captain AoAssiz, which arrived at
Portsmouth, on Wednesday, left Newfoundland, on
the 26th. The Isis (flag ship) ; VESTAL, Captain
GRAHAM • and AVENGER, Captain WHITE I, were
lying at St. John's. The RATTLER saw the outward
bound Newfoundland convoy, under charge of the
JAMAICA and SPEEDY, on the Banks of NeWfoundland.
On Thursday Admiral MONTAGU struck his flag
at Portsmouth, and set off for his seat at Avisforci,
near Arundel, for a month. Rear-Admiral OT-
WAY, in consequence, took the Chief Command at
that port, and shifted his flag to the ROYAL WILLIAM.
The Succass frigate, Captain AVSCOt/GH, is ap-
pointed convoy for Oporto, Lisbon, Cadiz, Gibral-
tar, and Malta.

Wednesday last the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR,
the RECORDER, Alderman SHAW, FLOWER, HUNTER,
the Treasurer of the Sons of the Clergy, and several
other friends and patrons of that excellent charity.,
partook of the hospitalities of their worthy Secretary,
at the Rectory House, Hanwell.

Broadstairs is full of company : among the last ar-
rivals are—

Lady and Miss Bouverie, Mr. A'Court, Sir Charles and Lady
Edmonton, General Dumourier, Lady and Miss Hothant, Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Rainsford, Mr. and Mrs. Williamson ; Ladies
Anne, H:.rriet, and Charlotte Ludlow; Lady and Sir Claude de
Creapigny, and Colonel Hughes and Lady.
Among the latest arrivals at Bath are—
Sir A. Hume, Sir John Johnson, Sir Thomas and Lady Cullum*
Colonel and Mrs. Chichester, Colonel and Mrs. Dui, an, Major
Roberts, Rev. tr. Askew, Rev. Mr. Surttts, Captains Jeffrey,
Stoodley, Cross, Palmer, and Prescot, Mc. and Mrs. Woodhotess
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stokes, Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Mr. and
Mrs. Fox, Mrs. and Miss Balton, Mrs. and Miss Anderdon, Bce„,
Thomar 11/Bite, Esq. 'for forging the name of Sir
Christopher Knight, &ceased, with intent to defraud
Ifs Executors, was tried at Limerick Assizes, and
received sentmced to be imprisoned six months, and
publicly pillor3d on the 27th August, in the City of
Limerick.
MARK-LANE, AVOUS' 22.—This day the market is
but thiay supplied with Wheat, and early in the for:.
noon sales were at a small'increase in price, but after.
wards rather dull—Barley and Malt keep their pricesk
—White. Peas upwards of ten shillings per quarter
dearer—Beans of both so: ts a trine hig';er—there are
large arrivals of rats, and that trade is quoted
chcaper.—Sales of Flour as, per last.

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FROM SA'l'ilitalY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

gißttlef‘lo.
' Crpy of a Letter from Vise Admiral Dacres, late Commander is
Chief of.l3lsMajess* Ships and Vesicle al Ismael; to dui Ho.'
lioniatile W. W. Pale; dated on board the Veteran, at Seattlie
• 80th July.. -.
Sir-1 he Gnwrierecin bar way back to Jamako, (after =won-
oanylng the convoy in my charge through ;he GtOph of Florida)
almost immediately after parting ocaripany, was fortunate enoirgh
to I'4l in with .and capture, after a lonf,e.bace, the, Fteneb:cutter
privateer Peraty, (late his Majesty's cutter Barbara) as mentioned
lit Captain Skene's letter, copy of which is inalbsed for the infor-t
/laden of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, .1 am, &c 1
(Signed) 3. R. aACRts. .
His Majesty's Ship Guerriere; at 'Sea, July so. • •
Sir—l have the honour to acquaint you with• the,
capture, on the 17th instant, of the Fiench cutter pri-
vateer Peraty, (late his Majesty's cutter Barbiia) of
Guadaloupe, -nfter a chase of twenty-fburfotSis, by
his Majesty's ship Guerriere under my command.
This vessel, mounting twelve eighteen:pounder car-
rortades, with oinety men, and cuinniandecl by M.
Maurison, sailed from Charleston on the 10th inst.
where she had been refitted and furnished with stores
and provisions for three months. She was discovered
in the track of the valuable Jamaica fleet, un con-
voy of the Veteran, of which she hitd obtain ost
correct information,as.to their strength, numbisr, and
• situation, from the master of an American bra ho
clainied 'and received the protec tionVa.at
Aimieor, which he betrifed to,the • enemy in 94' hours
'lifter parting cornpinf. I mit? ate: (Signed)
• : .• • • ' • ALEX. SKEW&
feeipy•Of• et Letter from Vlee-Aimital Srr Edward fellew, Bart.
Conitrsiodoe'in Chief of his Majesty' Ships and Vessels in the
Ban :edict, to the Hon. William Wellesley Pole, dated on
bard his Majesty's Ship Culloden, at Sea,February 22, 1808.
Sir- inclor: a 1.-ttcr from Captain Caulfield, stating the cap-
ture of the .ttlele.l*rencis privateer, on the sth Detember last, by
his Majesty's Ago Russel under his command. 1 have the honour
to be; &c. (Signed) Lo. PELLEIV.
His Majesty's Ship Russel, at Sea, Dee. 5, 1807.
Sir-. 4 have the honour to inform you, that this
morning ati. three o'clock A. M. lat. 17. 5. N.
long. 93. ISE.- I:captured the French privateer brig
l'Adele, of-two hundred and eighty tons and 1.1.3
men, pierced for eighteen guns, but mounting only
eight twelve-pound carronades and tsso long twelve,
pounders. She sailed from the Isle of France on the
14th of last July,.allll Carries seven• months:watet
and provisions for:one hundred and fifty men.
.(Signed) - T. G. CAULFIELD.
WHITEHALL, AUGUST 20. • .
The King bas been Itiepd to nominate and appoint George
'Ter/Sumo. of Hernund, Esq. to be one of the Lords of Justiciary
in that pert of the United Kingdom called Scotland, in the room
of Sir William N.airne, of.Donsinoanc Bart. resigned.
MILITARY PRQMOTIONS.
• VrA.R-OFFICE, Amt .-sr 20.
. 4 h. Regiment of Drives Owirds-t-Stirgeon Nioian Bruce, from
the 88th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Irwin, appointed Surgeon
to the Forces..
?Os Regiment Of Light Dragoons-Comet John H.,Robeck to
be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Russell, who retires ; Robert
Champion, Gent to be Cornet', without purchase; Francis G.
Goodwin, to be ditto.
Sth Ditto-Cornet Francis Warren to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
Tice Handicy, promoted.
lith Ditto.-Robert Bedwell Edwards, Gent. to be Cornet, by
purchase.
11th Ditto-Cornet T. T. Ellison. be Lieutenant by purchase,
vice mehop, *Quieted in tie 14th Foot; William J. Pearsall,
Gent. to be Cornet, by pi•rehaseivieeponton, who retires.
lick Ditto-2-Paymaster Edward P. fienslosv, from the Bat-
talion of She 90th foot, to be.Pairoaster, vice Correll, dis-
missed.
80th- Ditto-IAR lenkin.Jones, Geaf.'to be Comet, Without
pthrbose, vice oticn,' who:resigns.
/et Regiment of Foot Guards-The Honourable Richard Fitz-
Gibbon to be Inert, without purchase, vice Stewart, promo-
ted in the Cape Rigimeot, .
See Regimeni Foot-Brevet-Major Thomas Deane, from the
64th Font; to b- 17 :,r, :nee loPDoonell, deceased; Assistant-
Surgeon R. Swallow, nom the 2d Dragoon Guards, to be Sur.
geon, vice Plenderleath, appointed Surgeon to the Forces.'
Ild Liao-John Meek, gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,' vice
Clutterboch, promoted.
9th Ditto--Natbania Harden, dent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
'vice Penniegton,"proinoted; Lieutenant D. E. Johnson io be
Adjutant, vice Stebrart,Velso resigns the Adjutantcy only.
7th LP,.ittOoreosPilio a 9, 3. Preston, front the 56th Foot, to be
Captain of a Conmany, vice Watwn, who exchanges.
4th Litto--1 kutehant PlenryD. Loftus, front the Bad Foot, to
be Captain ePa Company, without purchase; Hugh Viscount
Ebrington to be Ensign., Withoutpurehase.
11th Ditto-CaptaiifNillutio -Owen, from the Cape Regiment,
tote Captain of a Company, without purchase; Ensign Rich
and Haynes Jones, from the 941 Garrison Battalion, to be Lieu-
certain, wiThodt purchase; vice Porter, promotial ; Ensign 'rho.
mas Strohm., from The sth' Garrison Battalion, to be Lieute-
nant, without purchase...vice O'Farrell, promoted.
14; iDitto-Ligutenant Thomas H. Light, from the 50th Foot,
to beC.iptlin of a Company, without purchase; Ensign J. B.
Altiswortli to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wynniatt
Who retires.
16th Littooofitreeet Major F. H. Thomas to be Major, vice
Bowyer, deceased ; Lieutenant Phillip F. Hall, from the 37th
Foot, tb be Captain of a Company, vice Thomas..
18tliDitto-o4ektitenant. Furgeu Canoe, from the 25th Light
Dragoons, to be Captain of a- Company, without purchase ;
Ensigo D. M. Danis to be Lleuttr. ant, without purchase, rice
Enraght, appointed.to !tie Reyal York Rangers; Emma'
Holmes; Gent. tb be vice Davis.
fad 'Ditto-Captain the Honot rable F. J.- Proxy, from the .9th
Garrison Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, without pur-
chase.
14th i4tto--,,Lieutenunt &Wonder lessetran, from tbeAberdeen.
shire &Ilia, to be Ensign ; Ensign Arthur !photons Erin the
Warwick Militia, to be Ensign.
25th Ditto-CharlesLeilleX eist "to-be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Jobb, proinotid.
it7th•Ditte-Caoain John Brown, from the Bth Garrison Batts-
lic4t, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase ; Captain.
E. J. hUiotq Bun the 4th Garrison Battalion, to be ditto.
111 st WilliaM H. Meyrick, from the ad Garrison
Battalion, to bi C': plain of a Ilevpany, Without purchase;
Lieutenant F lebard Lust, from the 115th Foot, to be tlitto. .
35th Ditto-Captain h:ay, from the York Light infantry
Volunteers, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase,
vice Payler, appointed to the 52d Foot; Assistant Surgeon
Charles At:Lesley, from the Clussieurs Britanniques, to be As-
sistant Sorgeon,sice Morgan, placed on half pay.
97th Ditto-Ensign 'William Stuart to be Lb utenant, vice Page,
deceased ; Ensign A. E. De la. Bourd nnaye, from ine York
Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Lieuter.ant, without purchase,
vice Hall, promoted in the 16th Foot ; John Carew, Gcnt. to
be Ensign, vice Stuart.
Ditto-Itieutenant Henry Weatherstone, ft om the fd Gar-
rison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice
- Perry, promoted.
451 Ditto-Captain Lord F. J. H. Somerset, from the 6th Garri-
son Battalion, to be Captain of a Company,without purchase.
47th Ditto-Ensign John barley, from the 4th Garrison Battalion,
to be Ensign, Without purchase, vice Norton, promoted ip the
sth Garrison littialion.
12d Dittos-'Captain James Petite, from the 35th Feet, to be
Captain of a company, without purchase ; James Knox, Gent.
to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bale, who resigns; Went-
worth Burgess, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase.
16th Ditto-Captain Brereton Watson, front the 7th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, vice Preston, who exchanges.
S3th Dime-lieutenant Thomas D. Carpenter, from the 32d
. Foot, tobe Captain of a Company, without purchase.
83d Dicta-Lieutenant Charles Feeler, from the 96th foot, to be
LiaiUteSlant, vice Pickering, who exchanges.
1115th Ditto-Ensign Henry Taylor, to beaLittatenont, by pisschases
foe Jiiskenson, ?mewed.

fidth Ditto--Charles Worthy , (keit tote Ensign,hy rush isc
vice Knox, promoted in the 27th Foot.
08th Ditw—Ensign John l'homson, fro
Brie, t. 4 ke Euugn. •• 7 • •
• 77th.Ditto-:-Lieutenarit George W.
to he Captain of a Cdospany, 11)
• who retires. •J• e • ,
7,th Ditto--Ensign P. Carmichael
Owurchesefviee Eweit Cameron, deceased.
list Djitis:--Captain Rickard Cole, f
lion; o be Captain of a Company,
84th Detter,-Lieutenant Colonel HI
ter Master General's Staff, to be :
Dickenso.i. promoted. . •
. Toloi Captains of Conmantee,'*lthotfoptiretirw:'
Capt.lyilliam.Yates Johnson, from the 9th Garriu*i Battalion'.
Captain lanariLane,from the 7th ditto, 11
Captain Charles Macgregor, from tile sd,ditto.
eiptain. William Pigott, from the 4th ditto.
To be Lieutenant, without purchase.
• Ensigti Janet Arthur, frdm the 53d Poet,
87th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Jones', from the 22d Light Dram
goons, to be.Captair. of a Company, 'without purchase; I..ipu-
• tcuailt Heftily Bright, from the 76th Foot, to bedlite.
88.thDitto--Liesiteriant P. H. Cockbarrr, from the 4th Garrison
Battalion, to be Lieutenant, Vice Hinchley; WllO exchanges;
Assistant Surgeon James • Arthur, froth she 6th Dragoon
Guards to be Surgeon, vice Bruce, appointed to the 4th Drs-
goon Guards.
94th Ditto—Lieutenant John Watson, from the Forfar Midi, to
I be Ensigu without purchase.
95th Ditto—i Hospital Mate C. H. Colton to beAssistant Surgeon.
etith Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Whittby, from the Ist Garrison
Battalion, to be -Lieutenant, vice Creagb, who exclialiges ;
Lieutenant 1. Pickering, from tie 63i Pout, to be Lieutenant,
vice Frake, who exchanges.
2d West India Regiment—e Captain Alexander M tclean to be
Major, without purchase, vice Darley, deceased ; Lieutenant
lA. Macpherson -to be Captain of a Company, v.-'e Marlon ;
Eneign J. M. Wen to be Lieutenant, vice MTh oson ; Ensign
James Davis„from the 55th Foot, to be Lieuten int, N ICC Ellis,
deceased; —.Timms, Gent. to be Ensign, vi :e Wegg, pro-
moted; &team Major Peter Cosgrove, from the 55th Foot,
to be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice":llis, deceased.
4th Ditto—Ensign Richard Sprott, from the 6th West India Re-
giment, to be Liestemant, without purchase, vie: ..thapman, de-
ceased.
6th Ditto--F.nSign John Chisholm to be l.ieutcnant, without pur-
chase, vice Hodgins, deceased ; Peter Ketioedy, Gent. to be
Ensign, without purchase, vice Sprott, promoted in the 4th
West India Regiment; \Vin. Simon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice
. Chisholm ; Serjeant-Major Walsh, to be Adjutant (with the
rank of Ensign), vice Scott,deceased.
2d Ceylon Regunent—lieutetiont James Fullarton to be Cap-
tain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hay, supersede.
Cape Regiment—Ensign the lion. Thomas Stewart, from the lit
Foot Guards, to be Captain- of a Company, Without purchase,
vice Owen, appointed to the 11th Foot.
York Light infantry Volunteers--I.ieutenant Edmund Moore
Bray, fronotlie 31st Foot, to be Captain of a Company, with-
out purchase, vice May, appointed to the 35th Foot.
Royal African Corps—Lieutenant J. N. Neal from the 4th
Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase.
Ist Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant M. Creagh, from the 9Gth
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Whittby, who exchanges.
2d Ditto—NVin. Collis, Gent. to be Ensign, vice lones,promoted
in the 11th Foot.
3d Ditto--licutenant John Comae, from the 9th Garrison Batta-
lion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Mepe-ick, appointed to
the 31st Foot; Lieutenant Frederick Lamy, from the 7th
Light Dragoons, to be Captaia of a Company, vice M'Gregor,
appointed to the 84th Foot.
4th Ditto—Lieutenant I lenry Tarleton, from the 21st Light Dra-
, goons, to be Captain-of a Company, vice E iott, appointed to
the 27th Foot; Lieutenant Edwin Sandys, from the Ist
goons, to be ditto, vice Pigott, appointed to the 84th Foot.;
Lieutenant Charles Newman Hinchley Awn the eoth loot, to
be Lieutenant' vice Cockburn, who eschanges;'En ag s JohnElelT,
' from the 24th Foot, to be dittoevice Schwaitz, w:id resigns. •
sth Ditto--Ensign Charles Barrow Norton, from the 4715 Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Beale, appointed to the 1 ith loot ; Ad-
dison Lowe, Gent: to be Ensign, vice Stephen', promoted in
' the 11th Fet. = '• *- •
' 6th Ditto—•LieutentineWm. Wemyss, from the 91d -Foot, to he
, Captain of n•Company, vice Lord F. J. Somenet, appointed to
the 43d Fiat.
7th Ditto—Lieutenant the Hon. F. C. Stanhope, from the 10th
fight Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lane, apt
pointed to the 84th Foot.
Bth Ditto—Lieutenant John Hamilton, from the 6th Denotes
, Game, to be Captain of a Company, vice• Brown, appointed
to the O7th Foot.
9th Ditto—Lieutenant 1. C. Mac Rae, from the 76th Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, vice Johnson, appoint AI to the 84th
Foot; Lieutenant the Hoo. S. M. Gardner, tram the 11th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Percy, appointed to the
23d Foot ; Lieutenant Charles Kna.chbell, from the 14th Li ht
Dragoons, to be di-to' vice Cole, appointed to tae. 81s! Foot. ,
12th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain the Hon. Charles Smith-
' well, from the ith Royal Veteran BattolicoaTto be Captain hi a •
Company. .

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• . STAFF. :. .•
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Major Neil Campbell, of the 54th Foot, to be Deputy Adjutant-
General to the Forces serving in the Windward and 'Ale:nil
Islands, witot the rank. of Lieutenant-S:olontl in the Mmyi
vice Bowyer, *deceased. .

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BARRACKS•
Richard Sly, Gent. to be a Barrack Master in Great Britain, vice
James Read, distnissetL • •
atEXORANDUM-
Ensign Duncan M'lntyre, of the 79th Foot, who was super-
seded in the Gazette of the 29th of March laa, is reinrtated in his
rank.

The undermentioned appointments, as stated in the
Gazette of the 13th inst. have not taken place, viz.
Surgeon White from the 88th Foot, to be Surgeon of a Recruit-
ing District, vice bol'Connick,dcceasech -
Assistant-Surgeon Arthur, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be
Survon in the 88th Fuot, vice White. •
Es RAT/7M in the Gazette of the I,th instant. •

For Surgeon kienry G. Emery, from the 35th Foot, to be Surgeon
to the Forces, read Surgeon Henry G. Emery, front 534 Foot,
to be Surgcon'to the ions's.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieuten4nt of the
County of Glamorgan.—Royal Glamorgan Militia.
Henry Knight, En. to be Colonel Commandant. Dated April
30,'.1828. •
lams. Et* to be Captain. Dated May 24,1808.
William Neillys, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 10, 1806.
Thomas Griffith, Gent. to be ditto. Dated July 25, 1808.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
Countrof Bedford.—Bedfordshire Militia.
Ambrose Glynn, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated July 11, 1808.
Bedford Volunteer Infantry.
Ensign George Nash to be Lieutenant, vice Street, deceased, and
William Manning, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nash, promoted.
Dated May 23, 1808.
Biggleswade Company of Volunteer Infantry.
Nathaniel Vincent Herbert, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Her-
ben, deceased. Dated July 13, 1908.
Conarnissions•in the Shropshire Regiment of . Voluir-
teer Infantry, *signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
I Lieutenant i'hontas Heber to be Captain, vice Heber, promoted,'

and Lieutenant George Durant, Esq.to be Captain, ;ice Charl-
ton, promoted. Dated August 6, 1808. •
Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the
*County of Worcester.
DroitiviCh Volunieer Infantry.
Edward Bookey Penrice, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant ; Ro-
bert Penrice, Esq. to be Captain, and William Robeson, Gent.
to be Lieutenant. Vated August 8, 1808.
Commissions sighed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Norfolk.—Yarmouth Regiment.
John Seeker, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Costertoa, proloted
Dated July2s, 1808,
Norfol k Yeomanry Rangers.-Ist Troop.
Lleutenant Becher tole Captain, vice Folkes, resigned; Cornet.
Raven to be Lieutenant, vice Becher, promoted, and Anthony
Gwyn, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Raven, promoted. Dated
August 6,.1606. ,
gd Troop:
Lieutenant Hill to be Captain ; George Graver, jun. Gent, to be
• Lieutenant, and lobe Overton, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Hare,
.10itiguedg Dated August 7, 1808.

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October 8. Francis Frankland, of Bow-lane, Cheapsidei London,
til,
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parish of St. Pancras, Middlesex, cow-keeper, dealer and chi
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Payne and Burgess, Bristol ; or Mr. Heelis, Stapialons4pqrKa
James Powell and Willitm birch Ormond; of Brii-01, wine an
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Jobp Cicu libkelsokne,. of yrostoptganordilre,:gtoter-, Adder and 1
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William ABA; Jones, of Aldermanbury, London, haberdasher,
Septotiber 10;11; and Octobet'l,anifit, at Guildhall: 'Attest,:
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William Whitehead, late. of Shaw Had, an Sad4lerortb, York-
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Gibbon of AshtoisiAtmler-Line; ;Or 'M`r. Bittye,Or Maeckrz-1
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September 9,10, and October 1, at eleveti, at the Globe Ta-.
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Hatton Garden, London; or Mr. Skrinu464--rs isiPPer Hailing-
ton-strect, Bt: James's, LircrpooL . ' • " • •
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maker, dotter and chapnuth Sept le, 17, at ibe King`if Anus,
Inn, Skipt on, and October I', at the Thstaet Arlin ban, Siripter,
at eleven. Attoinies, Mr. John Sitfield, Of Sliptoli; or John
Swale, Great Ormond-street, London.' : • ! •
.. i
William Michael Russell, of Vauxhall, parish of St. Mary, Lam-
beth, Surrey, mobster, &old and ckapnun' August 27, dept..
14), and October 1, at ten, at Gaildhel, London. Attoruica,
Messrs. Alcock, Boswell, and Corlser.. •
PARTNEkSI lII'S. DISSOLVED.

t:,• • •

John Gray Gerard and Alexander Gerard, of Basinghall-street,
merchants, August 11, 1808.'
John Leakin, of Worcester-street, and Wm. Holro'd, of Hatfield-
street, Surrey, millwrights, March 80, 1808.
David Cowling and Jcbn Waddington, in lark, grocers, spirit-
merchants and tallow-chandlers; August 1, 1808.
Thomas Bridgman and Edward Atust, of Chcshiust mnis and
Hoddesdon Mills, Herts, millers, May 24, 1804.
Benjamin Sandford, Wm. Sandford, and Robert Wainwright, of
Manchester, merchants, t otton-apinigs, and commissioners,
as tr. Robert Wainwright, I :nuary 1, 1808.
Samuel Kelly and Arthur Waltcr, of Bristol, merchants, May 81.
Thomas Beardsworth and James Nevin, of Blackburn, Lanca-
shire, December 31, 1807.
Wm. l'arspns and Win. Howcutt, of Leicester, Ironmongers,
cutlers, and dealers in paper, August 8, 1808.
Thomas ;Soughey'and James Pincott, of Dudley, Worcestershire,

cabinet-mibefs, July 7, It'oB.
Mary din aud Thomas Hyatt,
Low Chtainside, London, August 9, 1808.
Wm. !lemon and Joseph Hives, of Shafield, pen-knife-cutlers,
May 2,1888.
Gene Gibson 'and Michael Gibson, of Manchester, codon-ntcr-
chants, June 24, 1808.
John Campbell, sen. and Co. merchants, Glasgow, as to Donald

facturers, Gutter•

Alaclacld w, AF rii 30,180 G.
William I.elghton, and Co. cotton manufacturers, cotton spinners
Sm. of Preston, as to James flidgreavcs, May 31, 1808;
John Cheetharn and Reuben Townroe, c-orn factors and conunis-
-1 sioncrs, of Manchester, August 18; 1 bO7.
John Sherrott, jtui. and Daniel Sherrott,R4tcliffe-highway, Mid-
dlesex, cabinet makers' Augu 1, 1808.
John Turner and W. E Smith, of Rugeley, Staffords9re, iron
and brass founders Auznst 9, 18041.
. _. . .

The Gazette also contains Addresses to his Majesty on th
subject of kis magnanimous conduct towards Sp4in, froi. to
counties of Devonshire and Southampton; the cities of Wit:el...—
ter and :2outhampton; the towns at Leicester, Cainarvon,
Glasgow and Newark.

A•f'LAL AT LONDON blt 11)GE TO-NLOR • :1W
. Morning •• - 9 minotes after • 3
• AfternOu - - . 21 minutes after :.

SALE BY AUCTION.

.NET RENT of £233 per Amonn,onexatpttonably well seared,
payable out of an Estate near London.
By Mi. ROBINS, • ' • •
At Garra*ay's Coffee-house, Change. Alley, COMM, en rites-
' • , day the :10th instant, at Twelve o'Clock,
ANET ANNUAL PROFIT RENT of TWO
HUNDRED and THIRTY-THItliE POUNI,Sti .fo.
eighteen years, unexceptio:lably well szcured,"and payable out o:
an estate within a few miles of London.
Particulars at Garraway's ; and of. Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street,' Golden-square..

• GOLDER'S GREgN, NEAR HENDON.—Ttiktiok
SIKABLE VILLAS, 'AND LAN). • .
Br Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-House, Change-Alley, Cornhill, on_Tues-
day, the 30th Instant-, at Twelve &Pock, in three Lots,
ik VERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE ;
comprising three compact and neatly finished Villas, very
desirably situate at Golder's Green, near Hendon, commodiously
planned, and handsomely fitted up with folding doom, &c. The
domestic Offices to each are convenient and appropriate, with
Yards, Coach-houses; Stables, Barn, and other Out-buildings ;
Gardens fully stocked and cropped, and planted with wall and
standard Fruit-trees in full bearing, and about sixteen Acres of
Meadow Land (which will be apportioned to the Lots), amply
supplied with excellent water.
Particulars of S. T. Adams, Esq. Russell-street, Bloomsbury
at the Swim, G6lder's Green ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
creet,Golden-square ; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.
- •
CAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION-HOUSE, MANOIIS,
• and ESTATES io SOMERSETSHIRE, eight miles from
Bristol, twelve' tram Wells, fikeen from Bath, and within a
, Quarterof a Mile of the Ttu.apike Road from Bristol to Exeter.
By Mr. ROBINS
At Garrawl6's Coffee-house, Cornbill, • London, on Tuesday,
thr 30th instant,, at one o'clock,
A VALUABLE, COMPACT, and VERY
DESIRABLE FREEHOLD • ESTATE, comprising the
Manors, or reputed Manors, of nurco hi BE and BUTCO MBE
THRUIIWELL, with the capita) Mansion House of BUT-
COMBE COURT, In complete repair, and fit for the immediate
residetce of a large and genteel Fatuity ; with good and canvas./
silent Out-houses, Stables, Coach-houses, extensive wailed Ganz
dens, Hot-houses, Pleasure-ground,and Lawn,around the House,
containing by estimation seventy acres. Together with a edgy
good and comfortable Farm House on the Estate ; to which is at-
tached an excellent Farm-yard, with plenty of Water, and every'
convenience and necessary Out-building, and upwards of One
Hundred and Fifty-three acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable
Land. Together also with the Advowson and Next Presentation
o( the Parish Church of Butcombe, comprising the Great and
small Tithes, free from Moths*, or Composition, which, with
about 52 acres of Glebe Land, are of the yearly vale of 3001. and
upwards. The present Ina:Sawn about So years of age.
'the Mansion House and other parts of tho Estate have lately
undergone considerable imprOvement The premises adjoin each
other, are (enlaced In the several. Parishes of Button-die, Blagdon,
and Nempnett, and the Land-Tax is redeemed. The neighbour-
hood is exceedingly good, abounds with Game, and is in a Ent:
Sporting Country. ` • • ' • •'
• Particulars on the premises, out Tuesdays and Fridays, when.
the House may be seen ; and conditions of sale at the principal
Inns at Bath, lbistol, Wells, -Bridgwater; Taunton-, and Exeset •
of MK. Fisher, Langford, near Bristol, to whom application far
an/ lurthet Inforinatibn may. be'made rfree of postage); astl of '1
Mr. Aibiaa; wAnrlebrstreis CiplalAigitart, London, ..,`l*.• "

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'7.-/ ~._' l'f—' ii•iii-tri'tiiillATELY, - . I
' A N ASSISTANT in a CLASSICAL SCReifst:
Jo+ He mug t drOrciiiio,a4kie pittiftiOre-apply to Meat. F.
tiddowto, PtintePs, Stupor:47.. if by Letter (Rootage paid.)

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t. , 1,,..• ~..!,:i ~,_ !.....4,14, 'Tr" VIL! I. !.•
ki#:lOAfAA: CASALI-11)11(446iPtit arrgillql4
• • Sffitittt,-and *CO . I Rl' itliA.L. f.• . '
•:.- hi .TO ith SOLO BY! - logL-111f1ACACtil-f, •
Maist,t tievtegybcr 21, lima, artily qso s'Opckeg. (4rrassmy's; _ . s,
ao prero§4l .-Gratia yin lion, Peak
- ' ;Raiusliy.illatreellistit AGiin;-LrieSi and Haiiivi:
It
ratlarCsi.aSkvot4 X:Aeld AormbotAittoi, f--itrin
per Cent. tercet; I'l4 99 Shares jit Att% Pailvi4cnt Instittuir
.0/ ' lire* iiiitt•Oiattine AnntritNi. . -- •
y. iPsiffilSeat, Oidto444A TlC** SitiejhUn ; it , Gantr,iopi
and °r irt. Sc°l•tiN°'2B%, t•hv. 13i i.tim-Efro% 4444qn• ........

'rasuoog 4NpAAND rsejt oKomt.KT,
bilessi•d.-IMOOIART'sank•PHELLIPS ' 4
• ~.j, i.l.4lstincpuuarico KvAsails);-,4:c • •
At Caraway's, cm Thursday the 25th of Aniust, at Tani
o'elo,k,
ACheerfhl ittbstatitikl-ZEKSEHOLD DVVEL.
lijiblOei4OLT.Skopitahle..fes. a respectable. ctsett
t tau fiat extinuve Und•b.vtufif.l 'prospects. at Kelton 1 fine
spacing the4bisitry; sitar thwiftegind Tiirfloiti:ds, font
n;ilo-jrcuits lirotnies,l444rons,c4ltriati-und cim
,ddindbui
In; •the' county of Kent. ,Tfit-t- house eontains aulierors bed:
' chasuberseilagiut illfrafiltel•bobiti:.blining Patina,: GentlitiAn't
Roons,Ofusws, CAllart94•YArnt awl RiCh-fardsrliara,Sai
Wing, OUttlikilidines; Tetioure and Kitchen Gardena, Fish P Jr:4
Paddbck, and Plantation, wi h four ncb.Meiedows, and .jam:
Icity of *nod and unculdvatiat Laud-adjoining, containing aka:
, gather about 40 Agra; Mid for thirty years, at agron4l rent of
2:ii.iver apt:id:Yr • . L
' To bt viewed •ic drays previous to the gale, with ticket only;
which, with particalars, may th.m 11 id of Messrs. Hogga:k
414,13ruoutuirer.aearthet Nsy ii Exchanget 4 a. 4 e
hrs st the *oil, B • 44:7L Cif..:orz E Wourittat ; GC:kb:MA,
Croidoti ; and at Caraway's: '
RURAL PR-Eli.-01PAMILY COTTAGE, GARDIEIi
and 9ADOOOKI LEASBUIAD
LAND CONTIGUM4.
- ' By iliffietsts.ilftYGCAP:r and-PHILLIPS,
(Suucessari to Mr.Sgivn). •
At Garrawayrs, on Thursday, th.: 23:1t lastantattl OTIVI,
A • CONVENIENT FREEI-EOLD 'FAMILY
corNAGy, W pleasant wurid 'Wildly 'situation, lea
miles kid a half ftpm London, near Wattham:Orns: and Fr field Highway, in Ttirkey-street, kttding itMteobalds t'ark and Bulls
Cross, the l'eoPtPtY of ,a Gentiouttarclikarag os bcsidon. '1 bs
House contakrbik sii Bedrcbainbers itorawing a:id Gentle-
Men's Rooms, with convenient ()HIM, well sortlied• with rod
Water,.. Flower 4D4 walled Oardesl4,.olsatev.house, tuto-otall
stable, and a rich Paddock ,4f about twir.Acrt.v.
. •
Also two Inclocures of Leasehold Me'adoW Land, With i
Kitchen Outten -nearly soutiguous, tostaistiog togither nu*
I Acres.

To be viewed with Tickets di days prelim to the 'ale which
with particulgs., may then be bad of Messrs. Hoit a-d t"
Fps, 69, Broad street Partirtila-s Bt as st

S _____
1.,1111ba a kat. ‘..tali
LT Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
. • (Succeestaraio Mr. Sutra) •..
At Garaway's, on Friday, the.9th of Septa: ter, at Twilit; la
Lots,

ITIVt.ORIGINA-L SHARES of £lOO each, iii
I. the Cmy.lon Caual;.and fourteen Now Mum, fit the lump
Concern, c.. which, when 2.0 L more per share shall lbe rid, ,hp
holders will be entitled- to-the tame privilelmas boklersof • gisaf
slurs, , . ..
Partie,ll. is may he had si= days previous to the sale, at Gaeta..
way's ;- a ,41.4,t Messrs. Hngrart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street.

T 4 TAV ERN-KEEPERS, Vi AR k.HOLTEEMEN, ard Pt) Mid

II

- COMPANIES: • • . .
Valii: isle Freehold and Extensive Premises, DvreErg Howes.
O-I'Soscious Wine Vaults, comprising the whole of Gres
Mitr..,-Ctrat, Fer.chunch-stie 1. . r
By Meshrs. HOC.G.‘RT and PHILLIPS,
• . (huccesson to Mr. Sierra) •
.it Goraway's, on Tuesday, the SOthiotSeptimb r, at Twohnv
• u'Clotir, ir..oae Jut, try order of the Pit priu Cr., u La fa so.
ectitable offer should in the triton time be made by PUS'S.

C nttr...ct •
'HOSE -V:ell-known capital and very des.rable'
• FREEHOLD PREMISP.S, comprising the Latrisours
Ward Coffee House. Fenchurch.street ; upward. of So years
bllshAl in that line of business) BOW in the occu,ation of the Pro..
psi, t Mr. Thos. Sbank, retiring as a Cake House Keiptr.
and goinginto.. the Wine and Spirit Trade. The Premises ...re
• very elistbly situated for conductirg• a tr.lde of ;be Hst come-,
quince, comfits:l(lh% a lt.rge plot -aground upwards of 140 feet
in depth, are in substantial serail...divided into 20..13-td-chandacrs,
• u nerous Dressirg Romus and Closets, spacious. PMi-; Rooms
!tic- the accor.tmottntion of large and small companies, Counting
Hous.s, Sec. a won constructed roomy liar, large light Coffee.
Ronny :Kitchen and domestic Apartments, dry cool Arched,
*Vauhti, Capsdik of stowing upentrds of zo pipes in w,oa, and CO
pipes in bottle. Tie purchaser may be arzommodred with im-
mediate pos,..ssion, and have ev.•ry possible assia:ance flan eat
Proxietor as an in•rldtteMon to the connection in Its cotsersist,
tit nay balm the 0444- old and valuable stock OT Wines,
itbe fu• niturevt a Eli valuation, otherwise the same will be Sold.
by Auction on the premises.
To be viewed. and partictilars had tea dare precious to the
sale, at Garrawzy's; and of Messrs. Honest and Phillips, 6111.
Broad-street, Royal Exchange.

A SINGULARLY I)k:SIRA/31 h FREEHOLD RA:oil/1...m:1i
Abli! IiS'IA:FE FOR A SPORTsivIAN, HANTS. • •
By Messrs. HO: ART and PHILLIPS,
• • (Suceesauff to Mr. Slam)
At Garrawaot, some time in September, of which timely notice ,
• will be given,
ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE
and ESTATE, comprising One Hundred and Seventeen
Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, lying compac! ; com-
manding picturesque Ind extensive prospects, near several Pack,
of Hounds, and abounding with Came, two miles from Odiam,
live from Basingstc:ke, ten from Farnham, and 42 from London,
in the County of Hants; with a Lawn, Paddock and suitable
Offices, Coach-house and Stiblfng, Farm Yard, Barns, Granaries.
and Out-Isuildingi, two Ki:ehen Gardens, and the Basingstoke
Can.tl running through tit...! Estate.
To b t viewed ten days previous to the Sale, and Particulkts
then hat of the Printers of the Hampshire Chronicle and Tele-
graph, Salisbury Journal, Reding Mercury, and Brighton He..
raid; at the King's Arms, Murrell Green ; of Messrs. Winter,
Kaye, Beckwith, and Freshfirld, Solicitors, Swithin's-lane ; Mr.
Carpenter, Solicitor, Basinghall-street ; at Garraway's ; and of
Mears. Hoggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broth-street, Royal
Ext;hange. . . •

L

1, from cbeDumfries-shire MI
r. Bowe, from ttse
by purchase,
.ittek licittsioke
"
si to be Lieutesentle,Oiele
ifmattihreds Ountissio
or llattil
,t*ptpurch,ise,..
Lehi); Uftitrig, From the ua
nijor, withalsipurthase, vice