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London, England, 1806-06-18 00:00:00

kle,:AllAG INTELLIGENCIL

LEVIT.LEY RACES, JUNE ts.
A. maid ii plate of std —Three year olds to carry 6R.slb Four
year olds 7ft ;lb. Five year adds SR. 71b. his year olds gft. and
Aged 9n4l.=Twomile heats.
Mr. Marrit'sbrown colt Sir Sampfee, 3 yrs old 4

Mr. Butter& ld's g. b. Aggletby, by Molnar. 4 yrs t s s
Mr. Tattoo gibes bay colt Precipitate, 4 yrs old 5 4 3
Mr. Clowes's hr. filly, by Stamford. ditto 3 3 dr
Mr. Birtwblll.le's bay colt, by Star, 3 yrs old 3 dr
Mr. turtotes charm mare, lifter to Allegrsoti, aged 6 dr_

Santo day, a Sweepftates of iota each, p. p fort year olds—Ono
toile and shalt—Celts to carry AA 31b Fillies Vt.
Mr. Nalton's a Integrity, by Tottcridge, brother to Truth g
Mr. Richardfon's bay f. by Sir Peter 71
Sir M. M. Sykes's ch. e. Sir Sacripalite, by Stamford 3
. Three Subfiribers paid.
A match for scgs. between Sir H. T. cra-e's b. h. Stop Thief,
by Windleftooe, a:ft 91b. and Mr. Thornfo c. tn. hail's Bever.
t tlt. 3/b.—Two miles—Won eel by the former.
On Thurfday, Igoe is, sol given by the Town of Beverley, for
Horfes of all ages; three-year olds to catty a feather.--Pour.
year olds Ift.—Wive-year olds SR —Sit year olds 811. told. aid
aged yft,—The winner of one Plate this year carrying jib. and
of two, or more, 51b tetra m k heats.i.
Mt. Marrls's br. colt Sir Stmpfon, 3 yrs old -
Mr. Hothays's bay colt Bounce, by Traveller, 4 yrsold a $
Mr Wcntworth'abay horfe Silver Heel, 4 yrs old 6 I
Mr. Aftley's bay colt 13 übtful. 3 yrs old . 3 dr
Mr. Cowes's bra fine, by Stamford, 3 yrs old 4 dr
Mr. Peacock's ch. h. Hope. by Apollo, aged 3 dr
Mr. Btepheefon's b. c. t'ondudt, by Seninbrovet, 3 yrs old, dit
Two Subfcrihers drawn.

Same day a Sarcepftaku of acgas each, for all ages.—One tour
mile heat.

Mr. Watt's F.vander, by Drlpini. 3 yrs old
Mr Burton's bay colt. by St. George, a yrs old
Sir H. M. Sykes's Sir Seudamnre, by Stamford, 3 yrs old 3
Two huhfcribers drawn.
Same day a Sweep(lakes of togs. each, for any horfe that never
won sot —.Half bred holies to carry nit talk ; all others rift
51b.; mares to be allowed 31b.; and to run the hell of three one
mile and a quarter hats—robe rode by Gentlemen.
Mr. H. T. Vanes Stop Thief e
Mr. R. Denifon's Charlotte . *
Five drawn, three did not name.
On Friday, June z 3, sol. given by the Members, for 3 and a yr
olds; 3yr olds, to carry 7ft. ylb. and yr olds, Sit. 1:14-1 dries
allowed 31b. The winner of S 1. this ye..r carrying 31b and of
two or more, 31b. extra—Two mile heats.
Mr Butterfield's g. h. Agglcfby, by Amiator, and Mr. Ta•ton
Sykes's b. c. Precipitate, yrs old each—Mr. Croft's bay colt, by
Cardinal, Mr. Marris'a be e. Sir Sampfon, Mr. Wart's b. ni bi
Canfield. Mr. Nation's b. colt, Integrity, Mr. Artie?. b c. Doubt-
ful, and Mr. Burton's bay colt, by St. George, all 3 yrs old.
Same day,a Werter Stakes of ;Oft. each,p p. for boas., that never
flatted, paid or received forfeit the day of nomination, to carry
s^,lt.—To be rode by Gentlemen. Twice round the courfe. .
Sir M. M. Sykes's bay mare Leieetter Lars, Mr. Wan's b. mare,
lifter to Efcape, by Pegafus--.Sir E. Boynton, Mr. Burton, and
Mr. Torre, arc Subic:tiers, but did not name.

Major General Sir Aermut W has got
the command of the troops at Hafiings.
That very fine Regiment the 36th, General ST.
Joust's, upwards of loco (hong, and in the very
highell order and difcipline, arc at Battel Abbey,
now ready for any fervice.
The 2d battalion of the Both regiment, or Perth-
(hire lii:;hlanders, occupy the barracks at Little
Hampton. •
The review of the Royal Corps of Artillery at
Woolwich Cor.rmon on Monday, was the finell mili-
tary fr-taclp. that the country has witneffed for many
years. Ail the movements of the Horfe Artillery
were made with an uniform celerity that allonifhed
the fpcaators. The whole evolutions of the day de-
monfirated the rapid advancement which has recently
bean made in our ureic' of light and heavy ordnance.
After the review, all the PRINCES dined with the
.rlafter General, Earl MotaA, as did the Earl of
CHATHAM, with many other General Officers. After
the KING'S health, that of his Royal Highnefs the
PRINCE of WALES was prnpofed by Lord Monte, with
crateful acknowledgments for the high honour which
his prefer.ce had that day conferred on the field.
Thurfday lalt the Kirkcudbright and Wigton
regiment of militia were infpeeted at Leith Fort, by
Colonel SMITH, commanding the royal artillery in
N. rth Britain. who exprelfed himleif in the tirongeit
terms, as highly pleafed with the appearance of the
battalion, and their fleadinefs under arms.
HONITON ELECTI.II4, 'THIRD 141••••• At the dole
of the Poli the numbers were—

Mr. BRADSUAW • 100
•
1.01,1 COCIIIIA Nt • 79
BREAD —Yclterday the Lord Mayor, after infpea•
ing the MeAlweighers' Returns, ordered the prir. of
Dread to he continued the lams lig !Aft V. C. k.

DAVID PSIS WATT,, Citizen and Vintner,
Wn. COLIS, Efq. Citizen and Wheelwright, and
jou it Mentooarr, Efq. Citizen and Draper, three of
the Gentlemen nominated, at the l,k Court of Alder.
men, for the office of Sheriffs of London and Middle.
fez, have each of them paid into the Chamber, the
fine of vol. and so mat ks to be enured and dif.
charged from the laid nomination.
At eight o'clock yeftercley morning, at St. Martin's
Church, was married, Vifeonnt Ft rzumtati, tide!
fon of the Eat' of MALMISBUIT, and g^d•fon of the
late Empref. of Ruifla, to the Hon. Milt DA, WOOD,
niece to the Earl of Ervino NAM. Immediately slier
the ceremony, the new married pair let off for Lord
Paws RSTOIS 6 feat in Hants.

FINALE SWINDLCIL.AIIOOIII3II of about 26 years
of age, of daf.ing appearance, and ionnua t ing addrefs,
has been plundering the gentry and trades people of
the metropolis, within the left fortnight, by eatitme
artifices. She has alto been travelling the cnfrutry
with a perfin who affirmed the title and commiffian
of a Cyrain tn the t6th Light Dragoon..., by which
he defrauded Magirlrates And others, under pretence
of drawing money for the Cutaitience wfa party of re-
cruitr, on their way firm Ire!, rwl to Guilaturd. The
wont.,n air herfelf Mrs. A. t:: anhope, and at other
tine. the Hountir4hic Mils F .1-tactic. Her line of
depredations has ben airily i i gerting articles from
j...., eller*. &c. taking lodging :a trades peoples houfes,
l^f'lielfibl.7, under
nciingwhproper t! which the go: into her
r ;npretence of paying for it the next
day. Ste is about the middle Ratan, and a very
ha:A(11ml. woman,

Pros de LOPID)141 G.IZETT, June t 7.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
viii nrrift, It/1111 17, 18°6.
Regiment of Dregoott Guird....Coniet Jofetdo M. Ward to be
Lieutenant. by purchafe, vice Horn, promoted; CMllet Janie,
Leathern to be Lieutenant. by purchair,viee Naylor. promoted ;
George Fakholme. Gent. to he Corn t, vice Ward.
1R Regiment of Orapootiwa-Ralph Heathcote, Gent. to be Cornet,
by purchafe vice 1. don promoted.
7th Iteginkot ni Light D;agoins—Captain William notch:ll,
from the 24.1 Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Leah:, who
mishears.
9th Ditto—l letitenvit John Baldwin to be Captain of a Troop,
by porehafe, vice Sanipfun, who retires
icth Ditto—Captain Henry Francis Mallith, from the ilth tout,
to be Captain ot a l coop, vice Bann Rum. who at:changes.
lath Ditto—qofrph hidden', Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe,
vice King. promoted '
13th Ditto-.. Cornet Wiliam Morcott to be Lieuttnant, without
pureltak.
tith Ditto.—Lewia Pelee Jonee. Gait. to be Cornet, by purchafe,
vice Haywood, mumbled.
4th Regiment et Foot—Lieutenant Sir John Cox, Ki.t. from the .I
3rth toot, to be Lieutenant. vice Ci Lac, wh..exchniges.
6th Ditto--Captain J 'F. Robertfun, trom Colon Sainte Regi•
mem, to be Captain of s Company. vice Walker, who teatimes
Ilith Ditto... Captain Frederic Baron Ellen, from the totb Light
Dragoone, to be Captain of a Company, vies Melia, who ex-
chavges.
tat! Ditto-a•MaJor William Shipley, from the 3111 Font. to be
Lieutenant 'Colonel. by purchafe. vice 1.11.0, who retires.
Seth Ditto•;.-Lieutenant Moors Buchan, from the lto; al African
Carps, to be Licutenant,without putchak. vice Reynold., who
Minot Eoßgn Robert Cooftsitle, trout the 46th Foot, to be
.Lieutenant. vice Anderfon, deceafed.
SIR Ditto—Captain Alexander Campbell, from half my of the
late 9tit Fo.,t, to be Captain of a Company, vice Johu Camp-
- boll, who exchanges.
iljd Ditto —Csptain Honourable Charles Lefile,from the 7th Light
• Dragoons. to be Captain of a Company, vice Thornhill, who
wimps.
skit Ditto—Captain John it Ward, from half-pay of the 62,1 Foot,
1111 be Captain of a Company, vice Campbell, exchanges ;
Lhatalenant Richard Richardfon, from half-pay lo the 7th Foot,
lb bq Lieutenant, vice Gourley, who exchangee; Enfign Will
dianiTalbot, from the 41th Foot, to be Enfivi, without pur•
eltafet, vie • Ridge, promoted In the 58th Foot.
Charles radon to be Lieutenant, without
'timbale, vice Docwra, promoted la Major General Chain-
-pagtE's Regiment.
gmh Ditto--Adam Gregory, Cent. to bc Enfign,by purchafe,vi:e
- Gal, promoted.
90tit Ditto--Lieuteoant Bartholomew Clarke, from the 4th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, vice Sir John Cox, who exchanges; Samuel-
Margin, Gent. to be Enlign. by porthole, vice Crofbie, who
- Mims
94th Dittoa—Licutenant George Morris, from the 2d Dragoon
Guards, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. vice
Uniacke, who returns to his former (Manion ; Lieutenant Simon
taperport, from the 58t1 Foot, to be Lieutenant, without pur
vice .1 main. appointed 41,2arter-Maficr in the Cold-
* exam Guard,.
95th Dino—hnfigta and Adjutant George Porter to have the rank
at Lieutenant; Eafigo J. M. PMlpott to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe, Mee Deceit, appointed to the 6ift Foot; EL Baukcs,'
.Gent. to be Fnfign' vice Philpott.
pfolt Ditto..-Alexandet Campbell, Gent. to be Ennis, without ,
gmethale. vice Conitabk, promoted In the meth Foot.
poi Ditto—Lieutenant John W. OTlonagltue to be Captain of
Company, vitt Currie, decoded ; Enfign W. Homan Lct'non
to ins LICISIC3II.IIt. vice O'Donagitue.
411* Ditto; Burke, Gent. to be Enggn, without purchafe,
vice Talbot, appointed to the 27th Foot.
11th Disto•wiladign George Ridge, from the 27th Foot, to be
--4,4lmmeast, midmost purchafe, vice Newport, appointed to the

oak lout.
59th Ditto.... James Vance, Gent. to be Enftgo, by purchafe, vies
Graham, promoted.
‘oth Ditto--Affillant Surgeon Michael Edward Parker, from the
sitth Foot. to he Surgeon, vice Van Mallen, promoted.
dot R Ditto—Lieutenant Daniel Geale to he Captain of a Compa-
ny,lay ?unlade, vice Shaw, who retires ; George Hewett, Gent.
to be Lillian, without purchafe, vice Williams. who refigns;
Self Ho(pal AlSilent Champion to be AlSRant Surgeon,
vice Hollings, deceafed, and George Howard, Gent. to be
Af-
&Lint Surgeon, vice Norman, fuperfeded.
Oft Dittoe—Capeata Henry la Blanc to be Major, by purehafe,
• ma M•Keriale. who retires.
pith Ditto—EnEgu John Lathy, from the 6th Welt India Regi-
ment, to be halm, without purchafe.viee Thompfon, promoted.
llyth Ditto—Brevet' Lieutenant Colonel James tit. Clair, from halt
pay of the late Cambrian. Rangers, to be Major, vice Mellor,
who ezeltangcs.
Colonel Baltic s Regintent.Caprain John Walker, from the 6th
Foot. to be Captain al a Company, vice Robertfon, who ex-
changes.
• Royal Regiment of Malta—ACßant Surgeon Francefen Canall-
Mere, from the Makefe Battalion, to be Milts:at Surgeon, vice
G. CamUliere, who returns told, former Situation.
A Regiment of Infantry for Service at the Cape of Good Hope—
Lieutenant Michael Lynch, from the fad Foot, to be Lieu.
tenant.
BREVET.
Captain AntkonyWallti, of the 9th Foot, to be Major in the Army.
STAFF.
Colonel Charles Shipley, of the Royal Engineers, to be a Briga-
diet General to the
HOSPITAL S Forces (erringr In th
APeP Welt Indies.
Staff !Jackal ASftant Hugh Power to be Deputy Purveyor to the
Force* faring in Ireland, vice Loughlin, deeeafed.
'rhe King's German Legion.
id' Battalion of the Line—Captain de Coulon to be Cap-
tain of a Company, with temporary rank.
....—. Baron Marenholz to be Enfign.
Zierinan, Gent. to be Surgeon.
Memo& %Nagai.
The Removal of Enlign James P. Shawe, from the 76th Fool,
to be intign in the 74th Regiment of Foot,as Rated in the Gazette
of the sob ultimo, has not taken place.
'The promotion of Enlist) Richard Gorge Horikley, to a L
tenancy, by put chafe, in the 53d Regiment of Fuot, as Rated he
sm...gas.tte of the 7th init. has nut taken place.
lentille4t!i^:l! ;n the Royal London Regiments of Mi-
litia, finned by his Malin et_ CiammilEoners of,
Lieutenancy for the aid City.
Raft Regintent—Capt.iln John North Boydeft, from the Welt Rio
own, to be Major, vice Wdfun, difplaced. Dated January
23, tS-In
To be Captains—Lieutenant John George Rigby, vice Ayres, dif-
placed. Dated January 30, I 'ace,
Etifignibornas Falter, vice Macili,nnell, refigned, and appointed
Adjutant. Dated January 35, 1816.
Lieutenant James Delaney, vice Cole, relgned. Dated March
25, tSO6.
To be Lieutenants--Enfign George Scotland, vice Rigby, promot-
ed. Dated February 20, ISINS•
Ett6gn Juba Painter, vice Pearie,religned. Dated Feb. 21, tBO6.
/,,tat Bat, Gen. Tice Delaney, promoted. Dated April 30, ILA.
The
Signed.Dat Honourable William G. F. R. clinked, viii:Warmiogton, Ti.ed May t, sZc6.
Eagn Chaska B. Browne, vice Penton, refigned. Dated May
Si, 1806.
To be Enfigns--John Wells, Bent. vice Forger, promoted. Dotal
February 30, .806.
Donald Sinclair, Gent. vice Scotland, promoted. Dated March
5, itio4.
Daniel Harris, Gent. vice Palmer, promoted. Dated March 6, 'BO6.
'Amin Bell VillarsSynits, Gent. vlce Bet. woe, promoted. Dated
May at, aBO6.
To be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain—John Mac-
domicil, Gent. vice Walker, difplaced. Dated Jan. 13. aBO6.
To be Sargeon--Jobn Gold wyer Andrews, Gent. vice Tupper,
(Waged. Dated as above.
Weft Regiment.
To be Captains—Lieutenant Robert Robinfon, vice Bidell. sp.
pointed Major to thc haft Regiment. Dated Feb. to. slob.
Lieutenant lofiph Robinfon, vice Lane, raisin:J. Dated May
5g,1606.
To be dieutenantn—EnGgn William Tupper', vice Thom 1, re-
Sifted. Dated January 23, 1806. •
&fp William Painter, vice R. Rohinfaa, promoted. Des?,
March 5,1806.
Enlen V inaroy R4Sill, vise r.itableso,proannal. Dated Msy
ay, 18o&

To be Eufigns...ldwar,lWallioneeraft, Oent. vice Tema, pro-
-111.4,4. Dated January 30, 5)06.
rhomas Debock, Gent. trice Barnes, refigned. Dated January
31, 18°6.
Edward Duncan, Gent. vice Palmer, promoted. Dated Merck
t a, 1806.
Commiffions in the Volunteer Corps, figned by his
Majelty's Comrniffinners of Lieutenancy for the
City of Lnndnn.—Bank of England Volunteers.
Second Lieutenant William Dawes to be Heft Lieutenant, vice
Newcombe, reilgoed. Thomas Bloom, Gent, to be Second
Lleutenant,viee Dawes, promoted. Dated March to, 1806.
Excifc Office Volunteers.
Eidlien George wintedt to be Lieutenant, Tice Clark. refigned.-..
William Bevan, Gent. to be I.l.fign, vice Wild, refigned. Dated
Marcia 14,1806.

BANKRUPTS.
Samuel Salt. of Clayton within I)roylfder, pariftt of Manchefter,
erdico-printer, dealer and ehapman, to futrender July 9, to, and
19. at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Mancheftcr. Attrornies,
Mr. John Law. Manchelter; or Mr. Charles Jackfun, Nu. 3,
Hare-court, Temple, I .ontlon.
John L)rury Hawkins, of the Cavern Houfe, near Blackheath-hill,
peril of Greenwich. Kent, cabinet maker, dealer and Chapman,
June 28, July 5, and 29, at one, at t;trildhall,L.mdon. Attorney,
Mr. Stupart. I.ondon•ftreet. Greenwich.
Philip Dugdall, of Portrait, Hants, pork-buteher, dealer and chair-
man, June ay, at one, June aS, at eleven, and July 29, at one,
at the Ship and Collie, Port fee. Attornies, Mr. Shelton,SelSon's
Houfe. London I or Mr POUi en, Porifea.
John Booth the eldei, late of Holcome Brook, in the paint of Bury,
Lancalhlre, cotton manufaCturer, dealer and chapman, July 7.,
9, and Augull 1, at twelve, it the Hare and Hounds Inn, Hob
come Brook. Attornies, Mr Parker, Bury; or Deltffrs Mcd-
doweroft and Stanley, Gray's Inn. hominy%
Clarks Mean. of Stockport, Chtlhire, clieclemonger, dealer and
chapman. June as. at Ss, June if,, and July 29, at ten, atshe
Wilke's Head Inn, Leak, Staifordllaire. A:ramie., Mr. Kilimif-
ter, leek; or Mr. Dewbery, No. 46, Conduit ftmet, Hanover.
fquare, Landon.
John 'I atterfall, of Barrevrford, parifh of Whalley, Laneathire,
cottommanufaCturer, July tl, at ft., July act, at eleven, and
July 29, at Us. at the Black Buil Inn, in Bromley. Attornies,
Meffrs. Balm and Hargreaves. of Comae; or Mr. Wm Shaw,
of Burnley ; or Mr. Philip Hurd, No. 7, King 's Bench Walks. •
Robert Toultrin, of Liverpool, cabinetmaker, dealer and chap-
man, July 8,9, and 29, at eleven, at the York Hotel, Liverpool.
Attorney, Mr. Davies, Fetr.vick-ftreer, Liverpool.
Thomas Jordan Hookisam, of New Bond area, Middlefez, hook-
feller, dealer and eharman, June at, at eleven June 28, and July
29, at ten, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Nicifra. Parker, Young, and
Hughes. Efirs-Rrect, Strand.
William Critchley, of Mancheftcr, calico-printer, dealer and chap-
man, July 8,9, and 29, at three, at the 111 idirewatrr Arms Inn,
Manchelter. Awornlaa, Mr. Thomas Hewitt. Mancheftcr; ur
Mr. ita:ph Elba, Curfitor fired, Chaorery-lane, London.
Charles Green Prichard and Sarah Tipper. now or late of Chip.
penham, Wilts, victuallers, dealer's, and copartners, June ztro,
July t, and 29. at eleven, at the W hiteHart Inn, Chippenham
Attomles, Mr. George White, Tetbury, Gloucelteribire; or
Melts. Debary and Cope, Parer Buildings, Inner Temple.
Richard Gill, of Wakefield, Yorhthire, miller, dealer and chapninn,
June 30, July 1,11 the Rae and Crown Inn, Garton, and July
29. at the Strafford Arms Inn, Wal.elield, at eleven.' A nand:a,
Mr John W ilfun, Grevills-ftreet, Hatton Garden, London ; or
Mr. George Keir, Barnfley.
Simon Field, of Plymouth Dock. Devon, wine, brandy, and beco-
me:chest, June 28,July s, and 29, it twtlve, at Guildhall, Lon-
don. Attorney, Mr. Conte, Auftin Friars.