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London, England, 1815-04-10 00:00:00

SION COLLEGE LIISKARY.

:NOTICE is hereby given to the Clergy of Lod-
don, and tho.oe who have leave to Read in the Library
oS doiv College, that at will be opened alter the general Repair
thereof, on Wednesday the 19!li instant.
RO Baur WATTS, Librartini.
Sion College, April 10, 1813. •

ALL THg THREE .C 304.00 PRIZES ARE YET IN THE
WHEEL, and may be drawn early in the Morning on
SA I URDAY, April 15, when Three Prizes will receive
3,000 GUINEAS in GOLD!!
ILDISH, the Contractor, thanks the Public for
• their distinguished fi.vuurs in this very popular Lottery,
and acquaints them that on the First Day of Drawing, which
was last Wednesday, two of the five Prizes entitled to One
Thowand Guineas each, in GOLD, were drawn : one was Sold
by HIM, and the other by another Ofilce-keeper, to whom T.
BISH, (as the Contrdetor for the Lottery) paid immediately the
housand Cuinras in GOLD. Tickets and Slia:es, warranted
unikawn, are selling at
No. 4, and 9. CIIARING-CitnSq, I .on:bm.

WHARF, WELLINGEOROUGII, NOKI'IIAM,' I ON.
SHIRR.
TO BE DISPOSED OF BY PRIVATE COMER AC
Taabove FREEHOLD PROPERTY, with
1. long ettablished, advantageous, and increasing tra le among
7onnevions of acknowkdged respectabillty in Coal, 'limber,
Deals, Iron, Sprits, and other articles generally conveyed by In.
land naviga, ion. A coosideratile part of the purchase-nenky
nwy, it required, remain upon security for a lew years.
For Particular 4, apply to Mr. Munn, Walbroolt, near the Rnyal
Exchange, London ; or to the Proprietors Messrs. W aid K.
Wilson 4 Wviiingborough.

CANAL PROPERTY.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. SCOTT.
TRENT and MERSEY, or GRAND nwNr.
CANAL, dividing £55 clear per Share per annum ;
Reath, Xi 5 ; Naptott, .6 1 5 ; Warwick and Birmingham.Xl2;
Monmouthshire, £10; Gland Junction, Old Union, Grail
Union, 'Mesmer*, Rochdale, Worcester and Birmingham, Ken-
ner and Avon Canal. Monmouth Railway, Southwark Bridge,
and Globe Assurance Shares.--20, Ns* Bridge-street, London.

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awn has &rdittlass Majesty. and
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:bterrrtdjajesty ; to whirl they
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aidenelductod by Robert Chester, Esq. Assistant-
= 4 an 9eressonies.
DOWSGATRIET, APRIL T, lltt S.
-Eili illopl ilk the Prince Regent has been pleased, in
innatoe *ld bn *half of his M.ljesty, to appoint Major-
eral Sir Cleary. riownihend Walker, K. C. .B to be 1 ru-
tainant•Ostverutir Of the fdand of Grenada, in ase room of Lieu-
tenant-General Sr John Stuart, RA). deceased.

CAZETTE.

CROWN•OEFICE APRIL 8, 1815.
M Mini i ails ari co TV SSILYIIIIII Slit. PKCSENT rALLIAIMENI.
.RIWN. a 11.tt.:cou-Baitroit.—William Sturges Bourne, Esq. of
„l'eewurid, Southampton, and of the City of Weatmlnster, in
khe room of the Honourable Riott.ird Boyle Bernard, who has
'accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
111astoutia by Taitasa.—Robert Frankland, of Thirkleby, In the
County ut York, Lss in the room of William Fraukland, Esq.
oath.* has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
ADMIRALTY•OFFICE, APRIL 8, 1815.
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Rear-AJrniral Sir P 1111.112 CHARLES DUROAM oas
tiansvitted to ions WM i3N Cituitan, I.sq. a letter
if f M Captain FlfEfiltwo, of his Majesty's sloop Bar-
does, giving an account ot his having, on the 11th
January, captured the American privateer schooner
Pox, of seven guns and 72 ns,m, out twelve days
Nip Wilmington without making any capture.

WHITEHALL, APRIL 7, ISIS. •
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent hash been pleased, in
name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to nominate and ap-
pliim the undermenttened Knights Commanders_ of the Most
Hunouratile Military Order of the Bath to be Knights Grand
Grosser of the said Order
Mili Most Houoursble tary :
_ . _ _

14ieutenant-Gcoeral the Hon. Sir John Abercromby, vice Lieu-
ten.unAkatiral Sh John Stuart (Comte of Maida), deceased.
Major-tieneral the Hon. Sir Charles Colville, vice Major-General
e Hon. Sir Edward Michael Pakenham, deceased

Hit Royal Highness lath been also pleased to nominate and
iippo!nt the following Officers to be Knights Conunandefs of the
said Order s
Isleutinant.tietteral Moore Disney, vice Lioutenant•Cetterrl the
Hon. Sir John Abercromby.
Major-General William IngUs, vice Major-General Sir Samuel
Gibbs, deceased.
Major-General James Lyon, vice Tvlajor-General the Hon. Sir
Clark' Colville.
And his Royal Highness bath been further pleased, In pur-
suance of his Majesty', ordinance of the sith of January• last,
a.utouticed an the Gazette of the 10th of that month, to appoint
tise hallowing Officers, in the servite of the East India Company,
to be Knights Cummauders g the said Must lionourable Military
Order, via.

kitten anr-General John hlacJonald; Major-GenerAl Robert
]!lair; Major-General Gro:ge Wood; M ijor-General Hector
Maclean ; Major-General l'huntar Dallas; Major-General
John Chaim r, Major-General John lima-lord; Major-Ge.
rieral Henry White; IN•l4jor-General Gabriel hlartiodak ;
Major.tlenrral George Sactelle Brovfne : Major-General
George Holmes; 4\l4jor-(lateral David Uchterlany; Colonel
Sir Jahr+ ; Curarei Atigua us Fruyer ; and Colonel
kubert Barclay.

MILITARY PROMOTION 3.
WAR-OLTICZ, APRIL 8, 1815.
Reeiment of Dragoon Cluerdr—Cdritet J. 19,1 Hibbert, to be
Lieutenant, by purebaae, •ux Maxwell, promoted ru the Stith
Foot.
ltda Regiment of Light Dr.tgouns—•l'u be Captains of Troops,
witliou. purChlir—Calhaili Moon*, Crawford, from halt-pay
of the Regnitent ; Captain Jainci Dirbertey, from half-pay ut
(l►e aqpiorwot.
To be lieutenants without purchase—Lieutenant Edward
Creates, from hati•pay tit the Regiment; Lieutenant Archi-
bald l'aston, from half•yay of th: 14 egintent; Lieutenant W.
Leach, trom hall-pry of thee Regiment; Lieutenant W. H.
Otewart, from half-pay of th r Regiment; Lieutenant B. Da
Wool, front hall.pay tit th:
•I'o ti Cornet, by purchase—R.:chard Llgell, Gent. vice Leach,
promoted.
12th Regiment of Light Dragons.

To be Captains of Troops, winiout purchase—Captains William
Patton and Stephen White, from hal. pay of :be Regiment.
To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Lieuteaants 1.. J. Berth:,
Abfahion Lane, W. Hsiekesk7, anti Hut. :1.. btauhupe, tr:no '
' halt-pay .of the Regiment..
• 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons.
To be Cornets, by purchase—Juin% Fruod, arse Isidore D'Arcy,
Gents. vice Curtis, promoted.
16th Regiment of Light Dragoons.
To be Captains of Troops, without purchase—Captains Thomas
Peurite, Hon. rhos. Browne, from half-pay of the Regiment.
fo be lieutenants, without pureh.se—Lteutenants --- Pratt.
William Harris. Hon. C. r. Moucltton, and A. Macdougall,
(turn half-pay of the Stegiasent.
20th litto— I roop.Setjeant Major Joseph Holmes to be ltegi.
mental Quarter-Master, vise Edwards, deceased.
glut Ditto—Lioutvaaut K. I'. Fawcett, trom half-pay of the 3d
j)raguoti, to ba Lieutenant, vice ho exchanges.
vje begotten& of Foot Guards—Plulip Elliott,;pincer Stanhope, Esq.
i Pas: of Honour to the Prince Regeot, to be Ensign, without
purchase, vies Burgas, promoted.
4th Regiment of Foot.—Jimign I. A. Buchanan to be Lieutenant
'nee Copley, deceased; Charles Chamberlain, Gent. to be
Eileign, vice Buchman.
7th Ditto—William Leader Malietiey, Gent. to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice Blockhouse, who retires.
10111 Ditto—Robert F. Da:e, Geut. to be Ensign, by purchase,
! vice Wrison, promoted.
frith Ditto—Alexander Stewart, Gent to be Ensign, without
purchase, like Botham, who resigns.
*.ith Ditto—Major Henry Ogtander, from half-pay of the Ist
Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Whethain, tithe ea-
- changes.
44th atto —Captain Mildmay Fans, from the half-pay of the Pd
Garrisuo Battalion, to be Captain of a Compaq, vice HeaJer-
SON who exchanges.
illth Ditto—Lieutenant lo.e;th Clarke, from the h.tlf.pay of the
Regiment, to be Lieutemoit, vice Black, who exchanges.
50th Dow—Lieutenant William lull, from the half.pay of the
Realm out, to be I .ieutenaii t, vice Hausworth, whoa:chews,
receiving the ddlerence.
nth Ditto—Ensign William Gray to be Lieutenant, vice Parke,
deceased.
54th Ditto—Frederick Bowra, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Fairclough, whose appointment has not taken plate.
46:h Ditto—John Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, without put..
; chase, vice Barlow, promoted.
PIA Ditto—Volunteer Archibald Stewart to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Sword, promoted.
*Oh Ditto—Ensign and Adjutant James Jackson to have the rank
.
, of Litrotenaut.
Royal African Corps—lieutenant N. 0. Leman, from she 77th
toot, tobe Captain do Company, by pioduae, vice Lawman,
who retire...
, Cauadian Fencibles....To be Ensigns, 010,10 Mitchell, Gent. vim
• Faribault, whose appointment bap not taken place; and James
Hastings Kerr, Gent. vice Scott, deceased.
Sicilian Regiment—Lieutenium Francis Stuart to be Adjutant,
vice King, promoted; Ensign Malcolm Solids to be Lieute-
nant, without purchase.
BR in?.
ajar Henry Hooper; of the 87th Foot, to be UM Malt-
• Colonel in the Army.
id
KOSPITAL 'TAT,.
.to be flospltal Attlateeie te the Forose.—Hteplud Mete Jeans

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0111110 E Or DRUNTANCis APRIL 5, llv 5.
C‘KeOf aorta Ejogineers--Pirsvot C.olneel t"hn Rosa!? to he
olonel, vieetlepean, rentoetd as a General Officer.
Rrevet Major George Wright tie be loitritentnt.o.:monel, v:ce
Rowley. 7
ilecond Captain Freticelek A. Yorke tette Captain, vice Wright..
First Lieutenant Hammond A.'l'app, tote Seeund Capim vice
Yorke.
Brevet Coked Augustus de 'But!, to W Colonel, vice Kerne.
man, i enlaced as a General Cfficet • , .
Brevet Major John Haaaard to be ant-Colonel. vice Ds
Busts.
Second Captain Cohn M F. Smith to be Captain, Irks Homed:
First I.leutemnt William Reid to be . Second Captain, ri4ei
Smith.
BreVet Lkutenant-Colonel Charles Williaas Pad y to b^ Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, vice Mackle::.n, roinorld as a General Odiese.
Second Captain Rice Jones to be Caitsiqo vice P s ey. • .
First lieutenant Samiiel C. MelhutA to Sftellti Captain, via
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:ones.
Brevet I.leutenant-Colonel Henry Goldfinch io be Lieutenant-
Colonel, vice R. udyerd, restived as a Wiserol Officer.
Second Captain Robert S. Hustler to be Catplain, vice Goldfinch.
First l.ievteuaut William R. Ord to by Second Captain, vice
Hustler.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Thonws Morris, of Great Tower-street, London, wine anti spirit
brAti.

BANKRUPTS.
Daniel Ames the younger, late of Oxnead, Norfolk, but now of
the 'hamlet of Thorpe, Norwich, paper and rag-merchant,
dealer and chapman, to surrender April 17. 22, sal M.ty
at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attornies, Mr. Joseph
Samuel Parkinson, Norwich; or Masora. Poole and Green-
field. Gray's Inn•square London.
William Williams, late oeMeiake, parish of Llangendeane, Car-
marthenshire, shopkeeper; dealer and chapntan, April 29,
May 1, and 99, at twelve, at the Talbot Inn, Carmarthen.-
(ttCtnUa, Messrs. Bleasdalc, Alexander, and Holtue, New-
inn, ; or Mr. Thomas Jones, '..!armarthen.
Clement Sharp the elder and Clement sharp the younger, of
Romsey, Hants, and of Southampton, cabinetmakers, upl!olo
starers, dealers and chapman and partners in trade, April 21,
at one, April 22, at eleven, and May.2o, at one, at the George
Inn, Southampton. Anneal's, Mr. Marett, Southampton : us
Mi. Wilts, EnSburf-place; London.
James Burteushaw, of Alboun, Sussex, miller, dealer and chap-
Man, April 11, 25, and Mayllo, at eleven, aeGuildhall, Landon.
Attornies, Messrs. Russen and Sou, Crown-court, Aldersgate-
street, LondOn.
Edward Morris, late of Nesitown, Montganteryddre, woollen
and linen-draper, and mercer, dealer aid chapman, April Is,
14, and May 241, at eleven, at the Cross Keys Inn, OstvestrV.
Attornies, Mr. Edmunds, °sweater ; cis Messrs. Pres!and and
Procter Brunswick-square, London.
Clark Abel, of Halesworth, Segolk, apothecary, dealer and chap-
man, April 111, IS, at the King's Head, ilungay, and May 20,
at the Angel Inn, Halesworth, at eleven. Attornies, Messr-A
White and Woudcucke, Halesworth; or Mr. l'uals, Bernard-
street, London.
'antes Kelly, formerly of the Fact India Csimrny's Servic-, and
lately resident at the Cape of Good Hope,. but now or late of
Windmill-street, Finsbury-squire, Loadoil, mereaant, dealer
and chapman, April 11, Is, and May in. At ten; se Guildhall.
fluorides Messrs. Mayhew and Price, :0, Synionik-lim.
Nickolas lir;oke (now a prisoner in the KittieslZ:mh) shoerr:iker,
dealer and eltaptnan, Little Russell-street, Drurrlane, iptd
15, 22, and May 2n, at ore, at Galtilhall. A t.orl es,ll.4etstz..
Mayhew and Price, Symond's kn.
Mobil* Gurney, of Stanhope-street, Clare•Nfark t,
coal-merchant, April 11, Id, and May 20, at t.n, at
Attorney, Mr. John Charles William-. 2t, R:ti Lion-creet,
Holborn. •
William Brandon, late of Kent-streer, Surrey, hoop anti brt.orts..
maker, dealer and chapman, April 11, 15, ant May SO, at tan,
at Guildhall. Aunt ney, Mr. losevh Fevelt.r, 7, CAT ocnt's
rhoina. Buoiface, of Havant, Hants, chandler, dealer an 7
man, April IS, 14, and Ma at eleven, a the Author Mut,
West•street, Chithesier. .I:tirnies, Mr. lames Champ,
chaster; or Mr. Clark, No. 35, Southamrton nuildiags, Ulan-
cery-lane, Lon ion.
; hums Lane, lase of Godelming, Surrey, hockm, Nttlt+hber,
dealer and chapman. (but now a pri.imer m the s
April 15,
_2l, and Ma: '2O, at ten, at CtiitalialL Attorney, Mr.
Richard Harvey, Cursitor.s. reel, Clc:iicerv-tane.
John Crowley, late of St. lames' ..itrrilt, Westm!mter, tavern-
keeper, wine-merchant. dearer and chapman, April a 5, 2-:, at
one, and May 20, at twelve, at Guildt.ail,
Richard,on, Eidter' and Lake, dory-street, St. I.an a's
Mary Woo.lward and Samuel Waterford Woodwa d, of lion-
duras Wharf, Banks.d.-, Surrey, timber-in rehams a.:l co.•.ii
ners, April 15, 22, and May 20, at tuA:let., at Girldhalless-
A. torniet, Messrs. Egan and Waterman, El.ser-‘truct, Strata.
Thomas Payne, of Holloway, I% idle-ea, victualler, klea.• r and
elapinan, April IS, at eleven, April and May :0, at tea,
Wadeson, Barlow, and Gros.
vatent,MAlLiuslitinAFtrne.leil Mears,
William Slade, of St. John-street, Brick-la• e, h Liter,
dealer and chapman, April 11, at ten, April '2i, a: twelve, and
May 20, at tell, at GuildhalL Attorney, Me. hlowed, Sytuos.di
Inn, London.
Gabriel

Casten, of Eton, Bucks, grocer, dealer and citapntati,
April 15, 22, and May 20, at twelve, at Guildhall. iv:tenets,
John Seeker, Esq. Windoor; or Mews. Pew, Ashinos e, and
Hamilton; Henrietta-street, Coy:nu-Garden.
owland Mills, of Guswell-street, Middkser, bedstead-maker.
dealer and chapman, April 15, tl5, and May 0, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attendee, Messrs. Jones and Kemal, Lord Mayor's
Court Mike, Royal Exchange.
William House, of Clevelanikgreet, Fitzroy-square, Middlesex,
combissaker,dealer, mod chapmau, April 15.33, and Alay
at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedford-
street, Bedford-square.
John Morton, of the Strand, printer and stationer, April 1
and May :V, at tarsier, at Guildhall. Auorney, Mr. Sparkes,
Queen's Buildings, Brompton.
William Stevens and John William Woodstock, new or late of
Briglithebnstone, Sussex. stationer., librarlaas, copartners,
dealers and chapmen, April 15, 22, and May so, at twelve, at
Guildhall Attornies, Mr. Wood, Castle court, Budo-row.
John Booth, of Curtain-rnw, Shoreditch, Middlesex, carpenter,
builder. dealer and chapnian, April 15, 2 and May to, at
ten. at Guildhall. A'tornies, Messrs. Srtree and liubbersty,
13, Austin Friars.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL
May 9, Theophilas Christian Blankenhagen, of ilishomate-
street-wlthin, merchant, at eleven. April stn, hafts Lee.
Scott Martineau, and lames Wilkinson, of Broad-street, factors,
at twelve. Juno 3, Edward Burbidge, George-street, Miranda,
merchant, at twelve. April try, James Wafters, Studhatn, Herta,
farmer and dealer in wool, at one. May 2, Henry 'new, Well-
dose-squarettea-dseler, at sae. April 29, Gwalter Borranskill
Liwadale, Green Lettuce-lane, insurante•broker, at twelve. April
99, George Robson, sf George-yard, Lombard-street, merchant.
at twelve. April 29, Jobs Patton, Waltliamstow, merchant, at .
twelve. April 29, Thomas Simpson the younger, Oxford-street,
bookseller, at twelve. April 29, Wm. Stroud, Wapping-street,
drdler, at ten. April 99, Wdliain Hdttin. of -Richmond-
oT, Soho, taylor, at twelve. April 29, Thomas Gordon,
Thomas Steadman and Samuel Howland, of Tower-weer, mer-
chants, at twelve. May 6, William Wryghte, Feocharch-street,
wine-merchant, at eleven. April it, Wm. lahlWps Brighthelm-
sten. builds', at one. April sir, William Spencer :and Abraham
Wood, New-court, Sow-lane, merchants, at one. April vf, Win.
Nicholls, Piccadilly, linen-draper, at one. April 29, Joke &Atm,
Granhoota-strest, silkwasever, at ten.