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London, England, 1806-07-23 00:00:00

MARG,I77, JULT 22.

This place is now truly delightful, upwards of fire
hundred perfon. have arrived within theft few days.
The Denbigh Militia are here, and their Band per-
form, every evening on the Fort, where the company
always promenade.
On Saturday lift the Margate Sea Fencibles had a
grand fea•fight ; fixteen boats, mounting one gun
each, fired five rounds at a target : their line was
well formed, but the rainy weather fpoiled the plea.
fore of the fpettators.
Dandelion, on Wednefday, was very well attended,
upwards of 400 perfuns 'trembled at that charming
' place.
The Promenade at K1D21111% on Sunday night,
was attended by near 200 perfons : to the fincere re-
girt ut the company, Wair•tar did not perform,
but r e hope 11. n to be chasin....l with the enchanting
melo4 ct his harp.
The Theatre opened Jail night with the Honey Moon,
the part of "'ague!, by Mr. Loviorters, from Bath,
was delivered in a "utterly Rile; indeed we never faw
it better performed. The part of Voiaak, by Mifa
Da Cater, liner to Mrs. C. KIMILE ; this young
Lady made her firtakiston there boards. She is an
excellent figure, and performed the part with great
;u4ment—we have every reafa; to believe the will
he as great a favourite to the public as her filler : the
receive; that univerfal applanfe which her merit fo
jufily deferved. The part of Zamora by Mrs.
fiucti es, dcfcrves our highefi praife: (he is an ex-
I cellent figure, and did great jullice to the part. To
the Play was added, Of Age %o-morrow; Baron Wil-
-1 lioshing, by Mr. LOVIGROV 2, which he pert rmed in
his utual tide of excellence. The part of Maria, by
Mini Da CAMP. In this character the reminds us of
her fitter; her Songs were (weedy delivered; her
voice is pleafant and melodions.—The part of Sophia,
' by Mifs Krim, was very well fultained, and fhe gave
her Song with great taae.
Amon?, the fall arrivals at this place are:
Sir W. W. Wynne, Lord Newark, General Mordant, Lady
France., Mira Stewart, Mils Whddoophir.Hoiford, MtfaToslua
Wchlter.and the Mufical Mils worpcirs.
At Ramfgate and Broaditairs all the Hooks are
taken s among the arrivals at thole places are
lady Caltbrop. Hon. F. Caltbrop, Baronets Howe, Rant and
Cownefs of Jerfey, Lord and Lady Cochrane, Sir W. Tvrif4sa,
Lore cod Lady Henniker, Mr, and Mrs. fortytts,

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Prom tie LONDON GAZETTE. ydy 22.

At the Court at the I:).Lieen's Palace, the as ft of
July, i806.--Prefent the KING'S Molt Excellent
Majetty in Council.
This day the Right Hon. James Earl of LAUDER-
/MLR, was, by his Idajefty's command, (worn of his
Majefly's molt Honourable Privy Council, and took
bis place at the Board accordingly.

(xi:uses raLacs, j1.71.1r tt, tBo6.
JANIS MORRO, Efq. Micifler Plenipotentiary from
the United States of America, having received new
Letters of Credence, giving him, jointly with WM.
Flocs/icy, Efq. the charader of Miniiters Eztranr•
.dinary and Plenipotentiaries from the United States,
they had this day a private audience of his MAJISTY
to deliver their faid credentials:
To which they were introduced by the Right Hon.
Earl Sea:scut, his Majelly's Principal Secretary for
the Home Department, in the abfence of the Right
Hoc. C jaM►s Fox, his Majelly% Principal
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and concluded
by Sir Sr Corrasso, lint. Matter of the Ce-
remonies.

DOWNING-IrTILLIT, JULY 21, ullc6.
The Kira has been pleafed to appoint the Hon.
Davos Eismns, to be his Male(ly's Envoy Extraor-
dinary and Minifler Plenipotentiary to the United
States o America. .
The Kula has been pleated to appoint General the
Hon. Hussy Eowmto Foz to be Commander of his
Majefly's Forces io the Mediterranean.

The Kiva has been_pleafed to appoint Major Ge
metal the Hon. HINAY Gios.da Garr, to be corn-
islander of his Majcay's Forces at the Cape oh Good
Hope.

The KING has been pleafed to appoint itfakir Ge-
neral the Hon. Hearty Gauen' Cray to be Lieute-
nant Governor of the Settlement of the Cape of Cood
Hope.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR orncy, JULY 22.
Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards-.-Lieutenant George Antilles
Fenwick to be Captain of a Troop, by porthole, vice Bird, who
retires, and Cornet George Richard, to be Lieutenant, vice
Fenwick.
lit 'lceman of Drgoon Guards—Lieutenant Thomas Frog, from
the 826 Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchaft
6th Ditto.-Surgeon Somers Higgins, from the 36 Foot, to he Stir-
`eon, Wee Sharpe, who retires as half-pay of the tuts Weft 'D-
ella Regiment
ad Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Alexander Campbell to be
Lieutenant, without purehafe:
4th Ditto—Lieutenant Corti& Speddlng to be Captain of a Troop,
by pa:chafe, vice Patrickfon, who retires. and Conset Thomas
Charles Fenton to he Lieutesmot, vice Spedding.
9th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Charles Ward Orde to
be Major, by purchale, vice Goldie, who retires; and Lieute-
nant Richard Rathbone to be Captain of a Troop, vice Orde.
Syl Ditto--Ading Quarter-Mallar Eafterby, from the ad
Life Guards. to be Attutant, with the rank of Cornet, vice
Jones, appointed to the 7th Royal Vetaraa Battalion.
lit Regiment of Foot Guards-..En6gn Hottonrabk Fitzroy Henry
Richard Stanhope to be Lieutenant, by purchafe' vice Ker, who
retires, and Enfign Fronds Jack Needham to be Lieutenant, by
purchafe, vice Bouverie, who retires. •
gilt Regiment of Foot—Major Frederick Muller, from the York
Light Infantry Voluoteers, to be Major, vice Et Mine, wbo ex-
changes.
3d Ditto—Surgeon James Matthews, from the Bth Welt India
Regiment, to be Surgeon, vim Wiens, appointed to the 6th
Drags:At Guards.
9th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas O'Neill, from half pay of the 79th
Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice Arbuthnot, who exchanges, and
Lieuteoant Valentine Fleming. from the 67th Foot, to be Lieu•
tenant, vice Leabon, who exchanger.
et th Ditto—Henry Mat tin Anemtn, Gent. to be Earl, by pur•
chafe, vice Forger, promoted In the 46tb Foot.
fi3d Ditto—Second Lieutenant William H. Leonard to be Firft
Lieutenant, by pui chafe vice Fletcher, palmated,
34th Ditto—Caputo Rt.hard Dialects, from the tuts Light Dra-
goons, to be Major, by pun-bale, vice Gordon, who retires.
36th Ditto Newman, Gent to be &Ago, without purehafe,
vice Ledinghaen, promoted in the Cape Regiment.
424 Ditto—Hugh M•Pherfon, Gent to be EnGgn, without pur-
chafe vice Booker. whole appointment has not taken place.
36th Ditto—Brevet lieutenant Colonel Boyle Travera, from half
pay of the late troth Foot, to be Major, vice Knight, who ex-
changes.
39th Ditto—EnGgn Boyle Hill, from kalf•pay of the 36th Foot,
to be Enfutn. vice Maxwell, who exchanges.
had Ditto—Entign Richard Mu robe Lieutenant, without put,
chafe, vice WODonsid, appointed to the Cape Regiment.
Tube Ba6gne—JohnWalter, Gent. by porthole, vice jofeph Wood,
who retiree; Hon. Lionel Charles Dawfon, (without pun:hafe,
vice Stewart, whore appointment has not taken place, and Alex.
lIDTteOUS, Gent. vice Viler.
67th Ditto—Lieutenant George Leabon, from the 9th Foot, to be
Lleuteaant, vice Fleming, who exchanges.
117th Ditto... Philip Higginfon, Geot. to be EoGgn, without pun
chafe, vice Gregg, promoted in the 88th Foot.
88:h Ditto.-En6gn Nathan Gregg,from tlteB7tk Font, to be Lieu-
tenant, without pnrchafe.
laoth—Captain Honourable Alexander Abercromby. from the
53d Foot, to be Major, vice Bertram, den-aka ; Lieutenant
Thomas Windfor, from the 3d °entreat Battalion, tu be Lira-
tenant, vice Cox, who exchanges.

6th Welt India Regiment—.Brciret Lieutenant Colonel William
Carter, from the Bth Welt India Regiment, to be Lieutenant
Colonel, vice Sir Richard Baifet deceafed.

sth Ditto—Captain William Bowyer, from the set► Foot. to be
Major, without purchafe, vice Caner, promoted in the 6th
Welt Lie Regiment ; Surgeon Patrick Hutton, from half pay
of the tub Weft India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Mathews,
appointed to the 3d Foot.
Royal African Corps—Enfign Robert Chartres to be Lieutenant,
without ;nuclide. vice Buchan, appointed to the sith Foot.
SaCgri Charles &uglier to be Lieutenant. without parade, oleo
]men Kennedy, appointed to the 7tb Royal Veteran Battaliwa
Witefuic Godfrey, Gent. tube EnSgo, vice Chartres.
Richard Allen,Gent. tope En g ,vice Kinga 7y.
. . .

Colrain' Ramfars Regiment—CleOtenaut Aies;riler Ogilvie, from
the Royal African Corps, to be Captain of a Lumpauy, by put-
chafe, vice Mills, who mires.
York Light Infantry Voluntceroa-Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
Henry Erlidoe, from the Royals, to be Major, rite Muller, who
exchanges•
3,1 Liarrifon Battalion-i-Lienteinant Cox, from. the tooth

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Foot. to be Lieutenant. vice Winthor, who eicitan:ro.
Cape ite.ginunt—Echgn George Ledingbani, from the 34th Foot
tp be Lieutenant, without purclate.
Charles Fotbea, Gi.ut.to be Enrign, without purehale.

De Bulkhe, Gent. to be indgo, with Out purehafe
Ad Royal Veteran Battalion—Trumpet Major John MLean,
from the aft Life Guards, to be Enfign,vwe Brown, placed on
the Ret:red Lift.
,th Ditto--Licuttnant William Jones, from the 231 Light Dra-
goons, to be Lieutenant.
Nova Scotia Fencibles.
To be Lieutenants--Eatfigns John M'Nab, Rkhaal Defpard, Ti•
moth! Ruggles, and Iliac Glade.
To be Enfigns—Her.ry Beaver, Gent. vice M'Hals.
Alexander Campbell, Gent. vice Dcfpard.
Creme Wright, Gent. vice Ruggles:
Iten Wentworth Window, Gent vies (genie.
New Bruntwick Feneibits—a:hairles Balnatord, Gent. to be U-
-40, vice Roche, fuperfeded.
BREVET.
. Major General the Honourable Henry George Grey to be lieu•
tto.ott Gaper-II in the army at the Cape of euod Holm only.

IMOIL•NDVI4.
1 be appointment of Limited= Almandre Adams, from the
id Oareiko Battalion, to be Lieutenant In the 47th Reinvent of
4tcd in ilbcgascitc o ApriliAll,basoc* takers

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the Gazette of t►e yd may tat
3d Garriion Battalion.
For Lieutenant Thomas FiITCZ, from the 66th Foot, to be Lk ate•
nant. vice Adam,
Read Lieutenant Thorne' Ferrer, Croat the 66th Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant vice Fame.
Commiffiont in the Argyll and Bute Regiment of
Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Captain Alexander Campbell to be Major, vise Campbell, promo-
ted. Dated July 14, ISM.
Enfige Marks Jollevllle to he Litutenant, vice Colin Campbell,
raised; Alexander Anderfon, Gent ,to be Enka, vice Jolle-
vale, proasoced. Dated July 16, Igoe.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
G. W. Hick, J. B. Skelton, Jima Thornton, Thomas teats, J.
Holman, of Chcapfole, Lyndon. hat-makers, July IS.
Michael Humble and William Hurry, of Liverpool, ihipWrights,
June yo, ann.
Edward Green and John Higham, of Manchefter, wire draw-
era, July 16, t/loti.
James Pilling and John Pilling, of Mancheller, bricklayer',
March ay, 184.
Charlotte Memiseld and William Downey, of New Bond-ftriet,
engravers. May 31, !Soo.
James Whitclegg and Jofeph Wilhelm, of Manetiefter, cotton..
manufadturers, July s.
Robert Taylor, William Radclife, and George Andrew, of
Manehracr, dyers, July 14, i 504.
Thomas Edward Wier and Abraham Seward, of New Serena,
Wilithire, clothiers and carpenters, February :6, Igoe.
Dav;.l Glover, Dat lel Glove-, Thomas Olorcr, and Jobs
Glover, of Leeds, Yorkitare,merchants and wool hapless, Janet 7,
Son.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Augaft at. John Leedham, of Matlock, Daisy&lre, Innkeeper,
at ten, at the Kedlefton Ina, Derhythint
Auguß 2z. William Davits, of Holbotn, Middlefts, limn-draper,
at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.
Anthony Cheatle, of Oefeed.arcet, butcher, to forrender July 16,
Auguft 2, and September a, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr.
Bennett, No. 9. Wormwood-React, Old Broad-Rivet
William Sherman, of Pentwi direct, Pentotivllk, pa d& of Saint
James, ClerEenwell, ladies floe-maker. July 26, Auguß a, at
twelve, and September 2, at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr.
Denton. Field court, Gray's Inn.
Edward Purdle, I Ate of St. James's Walk, Clerkenwell, working
jeweller, July 26, at ten, July ay, and September a, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, George Davies, Warwick area,
Golden Equate.
Samuel Lythgoc, of Liverpool, tlmber.merchant. dealer and chap-
man, Argun ay, 28, and Sept. a, at one, at the York Hotel, in
Williarnfon-fmiare, Lleayoa Attorney, Mr. Jonah William-
fon, No. y, Leigh-Brea, Liverpool.
Layman Levy, of Commercial Road, Mkidlekx, merchant, dealer
and chapman, July 26, Auguß a, at twelve, and Sept. a, at one,
at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, London.
Jofeph Bettie and Thomaa Beak, of Salford, Lancaihire, cotton
fpinners, dealers, chaymen, and copartners, Anima i 3, 14, and
September I. at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in Manchefter.—
Attornks, Mars. Neatest! and Ainfworth, Meacham; or
IVlcark Milne abd Parry, Old Jewry, London.
George Rau, of Nottingham, hada., dealer and chapman, July tz
Augoft is, and September a, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Not-
. tingham. Attains* Mars. Cutts and Sanders, Nottingham;
or Mr. Blakelock, Eimeourt, Temple, London.
Jokyla Thomas, of Caddie, Cumberland, dyer, July 30, 31, and
Sept. 2, at the Duke's Head Inn, Carlifle. AttOillitS, Mr. Man,
Bond court. Waibrook, London; or Mr. Blow, Carliflo.
Wiliam Wilton, of Colchelter, Katz, merchant, Amnia 7,8, and
Sem. s, at ten. at the Grid% Inn, Cokhefter. Attornies Mr;
Spading, Colchater ; or Mr. Cutting, Bartlett's Buildings,
Balboni, London.
Thomas Booker, of Birmingham, button-Maker. dealer and del,-
Man, July 29, 30, at eleven, and Sept. 1, at five, at the Swan
Tavern, in Bull.ftreet, Birmingham. Attoroles, Mr. Benjamin
Parker, Steelboufe-lane, Birsunigbana ; or John Fos, El+ Par-
liament-ftreet , Weftminfter.
homers Brown, late of the Birchlll's Mill, Staffordedre, but now
of the King's Bench Prifon, Surrey, miller, dealer and (layman,
Auguß as, at Eve, Auguß 23, and September 2, at eleven, at
the Littleton Arms Inn, Penkridge. Attornlea, Mars. Turner
and Wale, Warwick court, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. John
Haley, Walfall, Staffordthire.
George Stacey, Richard Dearman, and Robert Dearman, of Bread-
!tree, Cheapfide, London, copartners, warchoufemcn, dealers,
and timpani), July 29, Auguit i 1, at one, and Sept. 2, at Eta • at
Guildhall. Attornies, Mears, Edmunds and Son, kachcquer
Ofaci of Pleas, Lincoln's

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