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fitb.Regimerl of Draren Guards—Brevet Major 4.41..99141/..,
to be !Aloe, without purchase. Dated April 8;1819.
Sd its hnent of Dragoons—To be Lieutessants-Cornst• R 411%
gawceit, without purchase. Dated April, 7, 1813.
Cense' Genrgi di'Ounning, by purchase,' vice Miro, protnolik
4Pril 81 1813.
17th Reginlent Q 114.4! Dragoons—Captain William Thornhiil.
be"Mejor; Without purchase, vice Denshire, 'Seto pettiie
Dated April 8, 1813. •i • , 1.
Lieutenant lasnes Hamlyn to be Captain of a Troop,ty purchase,
tiee Thornhill, 'Promoted; Comet Archibald Farquharson to
. be Lieutenant, by curchase, vice Hamlyn.. eispril 8, 1813.
Bth Regintsto: of Light Drago”ns—Captain Edward Carter, from
•alfLpaircf the late 7th garrison Battalion, toile Captain of a
liagopi-trice Osigley, who exchang - April 8, 1813.
i Ith IN-to—To be I.i enants, wiihout purchase—Cornet Jarpes.
• Moore, vice t.indsell, decessed. Dated Aril 7, 1313. •
Curies theythan. 4siorgEq3silessagotica Wog, prompted in the
16th Eight Dragoons. Dated April 8,-181a..
To he Cornets, wttltout phrchase—Thomas Hoskins, cent. vice
qtated April 1;•18.13:i " •
9241itelna8 Cadet Barton Pashas brown, front the Royal Mill-tati Cols
.;e; vice "I heilusson. Dated /*II 6, 1 i 3.
I wt. liMrtitaWilli.rit Gibson Peat, Gene. ibhe Corner, by put-
chases vice Kohyr Wilhn tpn, pripuoted. Dated as above. ,
let"Regsment'of Foot CuardS.—To be Captains of Companies—
Cement the..tiom Jahaes Maed.ratil,;,hy pure:lase, vice 3!
. Auson, who retires. Dated April 7, 1813.
edraiti Henry Padte,liy purchase, vice Bingham, whO retires.
',Sited April S., -
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TA lie Li.-u-teniets andgaptalna—Easign Nevrtott Chambers, by
purchase, vice Macdonald. Dated April 7, 1813.
Rovieri-6torge Deabrowe, by purchase, vice .Palle. Dated

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Tii be ERltigli—Gentleman Cadet Henry Seilley Venables Ver.
n,
e., fiAni the Royal Military College, without puftbase, vice
Merchant, promoted. Date,l April 8, 1813.
Onl efinient i f Pont--To be Ensigns—William Sibbakl, Gent.
•iiibp purchase, vice Suckling, promoted. Dated April 6, 1818.
TALdorq,de.Marsuerite, Gent. by purchase, vice Munro; pi o-
••tnoli•ii:` Dined April 7,.1813.
iillses Vernon Fletcher, Gent. by purchase, vice Parr, who re-
tires. Dated April 8, 1813. . • •
to Dino--I.ieutenaut Thomas'Bernard, Mini the Sussex Militia,
.*.tra.bir Ensign. • , : • , •
;IA Ditto—Lieutenant William ReddoAs, from the West Kent
41111111, to be En.ign.
lttir Diiii—Lii utenant bonus Manbi, ' hitint the East Suffolk
• . Militia, to be. Ensign. ,
lf.tlitTlito.;--Etiilgn Bate Shaw to be Lieutenant, vice Johnston,
. deemed; George Norton, Gee.. to be Ensign, vice Shaw.—
Pared April 8, 1813.
19th Dittci—Erisign John Bowyer Edens* to be Lieutenant,
without purchase viceWemyss,promoted. Patel .July 20,1818.
21th Ditto— —,bore' Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,
vice Pell, t renoted.. Dated April 8, 1813.
Itith Ditto—Charles Darr, Gent. to be Erraigii, by purchase, vice
Gfaiiani, mho retires. Dated as above.
alt: l*;itio--Lieuteriant Henry MiUmunds to be Ca2tain of a
..Company, by purchase, vier Coast; promoted. Dated as above..
S d Pit o—Lierrienaot John hell, ,from half pay of the With
• Poi t, to be Lieutenant, vice Ifillas, who exchanges. Lated
..as shove. •

Wit Ditto —Lieutenant Edwaid Canning, from the Stafford
in be ; Serjeaut Majnr Alexander Moore to he
. Atlpitant (w,th the rank of Ensio), vice Longdeo, who re-
si;;lts the Adjutantcy only. Dated March 20, 1813.
111101 Ditto—Lteutenatit Alan 33. Cairnes, trom Ow 60th Foot, to
be Lieutenant, vice Eccles, who exchanges ; Lieutenant Joseph
Fletcher, haw the licreturd Mtlitia, to be Litsibu.
.Dated
April 8, 1813. ,
• 46th Ditto—Captain James Hunt, from the half-pay of the t'.6th
Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lavgley, who ex-
changes: -Dated as above.
52d Ditto--lireekt Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Gibbs to be Ilea-
' tenant-Colonel, witl.out purcha•e, vice Arbuilmor, lilac
upon• half pay. Dac,d Apr.l 8, 18[3.
Captain Jame', lienty kepi/ tt to be M: jar, vice Gibbs. Dated
April 8, 1813. -
Cap•ain Charles Earl of March, front t/ie 92d Foot, to 1-. v Cap-
tain of a Company, vice P t ynett. Da.c..l April A, Itil M.
r,1261i5 Wil,arn Austin to vice War:iaw, de-
ceased. Dated 6, 11;13.
,tin(Blgraii to be Licetenan,, vice lizrniaor, pro-
moted in the B.til loot. Ap ii 7, 1613.
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lusigo J. S Cargill to be I retne:iant, vice (,ray, 11-emoted in
the 85th loot Dated April 8, 1813.
Grit&lemon Cadet Jam Hatt, from the Royal l'VEi ary College,
to be Ensign, vice O'Brien, who .resigi.s. Dated April 7,1813.
Robert Lnckeecod, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Austin. Dated
April it, .18;3.
Stith Ditto—Lieutenant David Rteledge, from the North York
Nlilitia; Eusio John Mad:love, L•tim the North Gloucester
klili,la ; and Ensign James Rh:hat-els, front the !Vico:numb
and Brecon Milbia, to be Ensigns.
• 60:h Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Eccl...s, from the -34th Four,
to be Lieuteuant, vice Cairnes, who est:ranges. Dated April
8, 1813.
78,1 Ditto— Lieutenant Thomas Mathews, from the Stafford Mi-
. Isla, to be Elisrgo. •
both Ditto—Lientenabt Robert C. Creaves, front the Stafford
Militia, to bc Eusigtt.
fast Ditto—Ensign Charles Beak, front the Dorset i Balsas, to
be Ensign.
815th Ditto—Major William Wood, from the 14th Foot, to be
Lieutenant-Colonel, by purahase, vtec lientietr, s• ho retires.
Dared April 41,
86th Ditto—Gentle:mot Cadet Francis Henry Needham, font
the Royal Kli:it•ary College, to be Er sign, withcet purchase,
vice Vs ilkins, placed upon half pay. Dated April.B, 18!S.
913 d Dbl.—Witham Fraser, Gent. to be Ettsigo,• wit bout pur-
chase, vice who resigns. Dated Apr 1 1813.
102e1 D.tto—El:s•git Henry Kelly, to be Lieutenant, without
purchase. Dared April 8,1818.
Royal West India Rangers—Arthur:Walsh, Gent. to be Ensign,
without purchase, vice rilkitigton, who resigns. Dated
Apr 1 s, 1813.
4th Royal Veteran Battalion—Quarter-Master J. P. Pt b.e, from
thc Royal beets, to be Lieutenant, v Robeson, placed on
the Retired List. Dated:Ai:6l 8, 1813.
s:lt ilitto—Quaa,r-Master 1 n 1 razor, front the half pay of
the oth
.Carrisou Battalion, to be Lt ibu, rice theld, deceased.
' Dated April 8, 1815.
Bth Ditto—Captain William Cresswell, from the 46th Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, vjce Bisset, appointed to the,9lli '
Royal Veteran Battalion. Dated Apr:l 8, 1813.
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.68.11 Dicto—Captain .I:•rttes Bisset, front the Bch Royal Veteran
lattalion, to be Captain of a Company, v'ce bbaekerley,
du-
ceased. Dated April 8,1813.
El: !NET.
, Major-(mesas Henry Clinten to be Lieutenant-Ogler:I in the
Army serving ut Spain and Portugal. l/ated Apt il a, l ,il3.
Major. General the Hon. Sir Charles William Stewart, K. 11. to
Lieutenant-General on this Continent of Etaupe cu:y.
• Dated April 54, 1813.
31 %FF.
Captain RiLhard Rochfort, from half-pay of the Dth Foot, to he
4talf-Coptain at the Army Depot iu the Isle of IA ight, vice
ygravv. dee:easel!. Dated April 8, toe:Se
stisioe.eND:Thl.
Ensilm W. Macdonald, cf the oth West-Imila Regimen( of
•Ituot, i. stiperszelecl, being abs-or without leave. Apnl 8, 1813.
'1 he Appointitunt of Robert Hatniltun, Gent. to be Hospital,-
Mate tor General Service, %taxa in the GaZtlLte ut t:3:1 March
last, I:as no; taken place.
Commissions :Opted by his Royal Highness. the Prince Regent.
Edward Be thell Law, Gent. to be Ae:jutatif to the Ruyill
Gla-
mwgan Regiment of Militia. Dated April 12, 1813.
Jacktuu Clarke, Gent. to be Adjutant to the Cotuwuld Regiment
of local Militia, in the county of Gloucester. Dated April
10, 18t3.
Cep...missions signed by the L.ord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire.
Cnatles Tennyson, William liartiard, lisq. and John Garfir,

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Militia.

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firetateote, Gent. to bs Lieutenant. March 30,1,815._
ns signed by the Lord Lieutenant Of Derbyshire:
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.jr •t 1 ^ &a, . Derbyshire Old Miliria.
ONLlfnabillt, Gent. to be I.ieutenant. Dated Feb. 10, 1813.
Beiper Regiment of Local Militia.
11_%19$8114•11k Cressy *lan to be Lieutevant-Colentl-Cunuatandant
ibt.lor robn Bell Crompton to be j.leutKnant-Colonel.
. . ..... Dated Februiry.V;lBli.
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BANKRIJAW:
Samuel Ship'-y. of Bristol, grocer, ddalei tied chapman, to sur-
• rendre. April 4c,g7, and May 25, at twOire, at the Whitt Hart
Inn, Old hlarket-arrest, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Poole and
Greenfield, No. 12, Gray's Inn-square, London ; or AP: D.
Barium, Bristol.
ge of Shrewsbacy, Salop, taylor, dealer and chap-
Ai,ril 36, u 7, and MaytBs, at eleven, at the 'UttrrTairern,
Shrcwthury. Attornies, Mtssrs. Preslard and Psapter' .13rugis-
wkk-squate, London.; or Mr. Wis. Cooper, Sliresstibary.
John Mlgrcht, of Christchurch Tv.ireham, Hants, builder,
&err and chapmau, April.So, May 1, at the King's Arms-
Inn, ChfistcAturch, and 111sy u.S, at eleven, at the 011 Ante-
' !bre InA Poule. Attorides, Mr. Alderson, No. let hiswitin ;

pr Mr•Caltleman, Wtstaborne. •
Sittuarl Butler, late of Bu field, Berko, wise-merchant, April 17,
• 21, and May 2.1, at ten' .at the Bread Face' Inn, Resting.—
Attomiso, Mr. Edw4rd Eyre, Gray's:lua-ssuare; or Mr. John
Bing, Reading.
Jacob William PLRlips, of Bristol, tiinbei-merchant, dealer and
chapntan, April 14, 21, and May 25, at twelve, at the Com-
mercial Rooms, BOAcrl. .Asturnies, Messrs Tarrant, Clarke,
auol.Kiich.afilkqxanceryplane, London ; or fdesors. 11. and 0.
Smith:Bristol,
Richard I lays; ot'*idnea, Lancsibirtifile-manufacturer, April
at Avit, Atar•il 2.1, and:May 25. 11 eleeist, at the Buck et it'
Vine lan, Wigan. Anoruies. Mr. Windle,Joluostreet, Bed-
ford-fow '...undou; or Mr. Ca-kell; Wigan.Timbals- .Jc:htiaon, of Moorkonse, • tsarists of Ilurgh•ln-11Sndo,
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Cumberland, wh oletale spirit-deakt and. chapati'', April 29,
AO, and May 24, at eleven, at the LIM; and Lamb inn, Car-
lisle. Attornioa, Mr. Clennell, Staple's-Maj....codas,' or Mr.
Saul, Carlisle.
Jan Islorril, now or late of Davy-Hill, einnmoti-carrier,
dealer and cliapman, April 14,723, and Moy et, at eleven, at
the Talbot Inn, l;risrol. Attornies, Mtaitrs. Price and INilliams,
No. 9, Lincoln's-Inn ; or George Strickland, Briitil.
Henry Shepard, of Norwich, wine, porter, an. liquor-merchant,
tlea'er and chainait, April 1.5, 30, and May 25, in four, at the
W nolpack Inn, Norwich Atiornies, Mew-. C rand and Staff,
Norwich; or essrs. Preatand and Procter, No. IV, Bruns-
wici-square, Loudtm.
Thomas Richards the cider, of Bridgewater-square, London,
dealer in watches, and chapman, Aprd / 7, ateleveu,April 27,

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and May 1:5, at us, at Guildkali. Attorney, Mr. T.;1'..1 aylur,
It..re street, Cripplegate.
.1.19 Freeth,tt Du!well, Nottinghamshire, calico-printer, dealer
and chapmao, April 21, 22, at one, and May 25, at twelve, at
the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attornies, Messrs. Allsopp and
Wells, Nottingham ; or Mears. 1 aylor and Clement, Field-
court, Graz's:lnn, London. 1
Boyce Combs-, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, London, insurance-bro-
ker and underwriter, drake and chap n an, April 17, 27, and
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hilly VS, at ten, at dnikihall. Arum', y, Mr. James, littclert •
bury. London.
John .pybey, of Broad-otreet, Bloom bur 7, M.ddleser, hat-ma-
nufacturer, dealer and chapman. April 29, and May 23, at
in elite, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Lawlei.ze, No. 109,

Gray', inn-lane, Holborn.
Fr.-at:rick Abcll.ol P.'alclose-square, Mi,lillvser, woollen-draper,
dealt r and, chains:an, April 17, 27, and May 25, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pearce, Paternost•i-row.
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Jaeol) Gast Ity, of Great Ormond-str et, Mititlletex, scrivener,
dealer and chapnian, Apra 17, 21, and May t.:5, at 10, at Wild-
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Esq.—Attorney, Mr. Hartley, No. 26, New Bridge-street,
Elackfiiars.
George Henry Ninon, of Three Ring-court, Lombard-streC's
London, and of Edward's-lane, Church-street, Stoke Newing-
ton, Alidditsei, looney-scrivener, dealer and chaproan, Agri(
22, 27, allli May Vs', at eleven, at Guildhall.. At,urnies, Messrs.
Lowless and Cross, S. Mildred's-court, Poultry.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGE.U.

June 5. Ri:bert.Brett, of Salfcrl,l..aocashire, common brewer,
&Art- and chaivati, at ten, at the Dug •I'avirn, Manchester.
r%lay ay. V..lter Edward, Hodo!•:, Of Crown (Ake row, Inner
Temple, London, monoy-scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall
DIVIDENDS to he made at GUILDHALL.

?tray 3. Robert Blanchard, Hosier-lat.e, glover, at eleven.—
May 4 Thoma, Fielrhatn, tanner, at ten. May 4.
Result' Tew, Weliclose-square, tea-dealer, at one. May 4. Sa-
mit I Wall, Salisbury, draper, at eleven. May 8. Robert Beck-
with, Bahlwitt's Gardens, leather-cutter, at twelve. • May 8. Jo-
seph .:tan'ey and Thomas Fleming, Deal, ship agents, at two.—
May B.' Hugh Cormack, WAling-street, underwriter, at two.
May b. Edward Luwtcn, Mark-lane, merchant, at ate. May 22.
Isaac Ropers, Dover, hoymart, at one. l'elay I. James Waugh,
Lamb's Conduit-street, haberdasher, at ten. May 1. Thomas
Prat Green, Oxford-street, stayinaker, at ten. May U. Charles
Sankey, James-street, cheesernonger, at one. May 4 John Da•
con and William Sp, ar, Thames-street, fishmongers, at twelve.
May 1. -1 homas Shutilebottorn;Dutistable, shopkeeper, a. eleven.
May 15. Samuel Huskisson, Swinton-street, chemist, at eleven.
May 3. Jet-a \Volt and John Dorville,
,New Bridge-Aree• , mer-
chants, at ten. May I. James Foster, Foster-lane, hardwareman,
at twelve. April 24. James Ballmar, City Chambers, merchant,
at twelve. May 11. Rickard Charles, St. Albans-street, tailor,
at twelve. April 17. Thomas Davies, St. Manin's-le-Graml,
button-seller, at twelve. May 1. 'llomas Dotigan, Bread-street,
wairlioustman, at eleven. vlay I. Alexander M.txwell Ben-
nett, Devonshire-street, insurance-hroker, at one. May 1. Moses
Afar , hews, Ea-t Smithfield, slopsefier, at eleven. May I. Daniel
Blackford, Leadenhall-street,laceman, at eleven. May 29. John
Sherwood, Neevgate-street, cl.cesemnngrr, at eleven.—
May 1. John Brown, Norman-street, blue-maker, at eleven.—
May I. Edward Barlow, Lambeth, tailor, at one. May 4..4'00n:Ai
n:Ai burnt-, jun. and h hennas Mackin, Camberwell, merchants,
at ten. June 5. Thomas and George Maltby, Size-lane, mer-
chants, at ten. May 4. Ambrose
_Leered, Lower Grosvenor-

s;ri e., wine merchant, at one. play 4. James Crundalt,:•outh
Lambeth, timber merchant, at twelve. April 24. Thomas Ward,
Newea.ile, merchant, at eleven. May 4. George Simpson,
(,opthall Ch miller., merchant, at ten. May 4. •Jusiph Strut:,
Little Qte. en-street, stationer, ar one. Nay 4. Hugh Lawson,
Vt'elbeck•streeis silk mercer, at twelve. May 4.l'lli:inns Siracey,
Andrew Clew C.z evile and Joseph Fabian, Prince's-street, silk-
men , at ten.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
May 4. Stephen Hunt, jun. Cadnam, dealer, at roe, at the
V.'l,iic I t0r..., Romney. July I.' George El-ley, Plymouth Dock,
china Giant, at one, at the Auction Mart, Plymouth Dock. j
Aio Hannah Maddy and "thornas Tyndall Gough, Here-
ford, W6O'..!;ipILIS, at ceven, at the City Arms, Hereford.
April :SO. Samuel Goody, Manchester, draper, at -elrven, a: :he!
New Inn, Blackburn. May I. '1 huntas Anksbrook, Rolluatiote,
smiler, at four, at the Kings Arms, Newark. .May s. Williant
and Aie amok:. Duncan, Liverpool, drapers, at two, at the Palace
:ALkuch, ',ter. April 30 humus Stewart, Shields, ship-
own( r, at eleven, at the George, Shitll.4. May I. Samuel Stint-
users, Birmingham, dealer, at t.velve, at rite Royal Hotel, j
ininghatti. May 10. James Brown, Ilerw.ck, corn-merchant, at
c lever', :it the Red Lion, Berwick. May 4. Jahn Broadley, Btry,
dyer, nt ele veil, at the White Horse, Alanchester. May 5. Perry
+nal:. id% rt, B,.th, merchant, •at eleven at the Comtnercial •
_Rooms, Bristol, Nut 6. John Davison, Shields, hardwareman, -
at eleven, at the Commercial Hotel, Shields. May li. Thomas
Dobson, Kendal, merchant, at t• at the Bridgewater Arms,
TVLinchetter. May 12. Richard P. rcival Moulton, Wigan, and
Peter Fawcett, Manchester, matanacturers, at two, at the Bridge-
_water Arms, Manchester. May 13. Jonathan Hodson and 1
Clad, Quarrell, Radcliffe, calico-printers, at eleven, at the
Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. May 6. John Green, Park-
house, Cumberland, drover, at eleven, at the Bush, Carlisle.
May 5: John Anderson, Newcastle, liaz-dresser,' at eleven, at
the George, Newcastle. April 17. \Villiain Blackburn, Leeds,
woolstapler, at ten, at the Golden Lion, Leeds. May 17. Joseph
Bennett and Robert Hatchman,Denham Springs, Chorley, calico-
printers, at two, at the Moseley ArMs, Manchester. May 6.
Joseph Bartlett, Colyton, bag-maker, at eleven, at the Tl,ree
Cups, Lyme Regis. May 9. Lancelot Corbet, Cheltenham, shop-
keeper, at eleven, at the Plough, Cheltenham.
CERTIFICATES, MAY 1.
Frederick Wilton Litchfield Stockdale, Portugal-place, book-
seller. Williami linden, Kent-road, carpenter. William Cooper
Stebbitig,Delahay-street, tailor. Lewis Joseph John Noel, Hen-
rietta-street, broker. V‘'illiam Whitley, Shields, um:Ont.
John Scholefield Bir.tall, and Joseph 1-:et-rßradford, cotton menu- '
facia crs. Williams, Witleuck 'carers's. Paul MalM,

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den, soap-makey. 4.ftrvey CreritantllPrPitherrid, hardware-
man. Williabi &srh'
~ Crillitible'skiw,plihnbbr."-Wiltlatit Taylor,.
Hereford, skinner:—';acres Stratford, tfeflinisi, -bonirsefler.'
Matthew Robinson I.egg and Jolla Cray, Et. Mary-at-Hill, ship-
brokers. Francis Snipe See, Etlth,,ltutCh• r. Ceurge Laing, Dc-
merara, merchant.. William Browni ,Sacksi*ejetreatlacentan,
john Milner, Hal4az, bookselljr. Thoihal:lLetrnes,jaa. Cillil••
berWell, eoal-merebarit. Williant Prestok • T..ictd4 merchant.
W'lllam Plant, Crown and Cross 44r:et, SirobbOrskteare, porter-
merchant. Daniel Webb, Ledbury, fellnfAipt. Jithn Howse,
flandford Forum, deal r. * India Fowler; Orntskit4, printer. Sa •
muel Moses, Purcsea, slfeermith. Jot atli:x K,ttow, Bristol,
victiralkr. 'lliosnas,lraeton, Whi.ec:•:ll....reiet, pewterer. Mar.
tin I.averack, Hull, ironmonger. John Wild, Charlotte'strket,
Portland-pliee,wiercharf.' Hanur.li Stich, Kiag-street, HolbOt.n,
dealer inlaciei. ;Anil Holloway, Cumbrrl2lid-tnw, Kennington.-
green, tattler. John.l3lcicuell, Dartnioath -street, baiter. William
Ki:litlY, Strand, enach4arn'ess %miser. e;.-nrge Cass, Rood-lane,
wive-numb:llr. Henry.' Willinett, Shore* ant, paper-maker.
William Strand Mason, Moira t s•reet, tailor James Illick,
I.rwer Thornhaiiih-street, tailor. Jaities Vaiisiere, Sun•strtet,
currier. * i
DISSOI.UTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
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Vt'righton and Co. Wootton leaven), *paper-manufacturers.-..
P,enton and Snii:ll, Manchester, calico-printers Hodgkinson and
Goadshy, Sheffield, carri:rs. Hoot:lb.:ids and Itgicklaliwaitcs,
Sheffield, cutlers. Barlow and Worthington, Ito:lid:de, calico-
bleachers Dubeily ;lid litulocin, army-clotiaere. Busher:nand
Rawson, 13,rner's-street, coach-m:l,-m hinnell and Tidnias,
Warwick, mercers. Lull and Rowlands, Horton and Clerken-
well, floor cloth painters. Tay-!or and Blackburn, Fiel 1-house,
clothiers. Pollard dnd Taylor, Blaci..burn, milliners. J. and J.
Judson, Gould7siiyare, coal-merchant .. Si a: tze. and Coles, Great
Porilandlitrect, emelt-makers. Read an.l Dolman, Ewer-street,
iloek-manufactuierg, IJu Croz and Co Dernurk-street, sugar-
refiaers. Emelt and NVetht rills, blaago:sfle.W, brewers. ('larks
and Taylor, Crotton and South /Br h, ship-1 lit!ders. Simpson
and Wilcox, Red Lion-street, plumbers. Smith and Taverner,
Gainsfard-street, plumber*. tis'arr and Clarkson' Eageware-
road, nurserymen. Allier and Burr, I.ondon and Manchester.
Naylor and tilt •!'pard. Red Lion-qr.:et, H 'Bunn,. ironmongers.
Maslin and lienwood, Ittadittg, d :arts io china. 'lodges and
Humphrey+, Kew, barge-carters. I 1..:d 'I. Chaff, Plymouth,
grocers. Wrightson and Weston,/ liethital-green, wheelwrights.
frown and Hutchinson, Newark, joiners. Fleming and Ivi'Lean,
Glasgow, dry salter . • Welker and Darblslibe, N4' avertrve and
Nlanclie.tter' factors. • W. and J.l.rker, Faringdon, painters.
Warren and Stone, Miiverton, dtc. attnrniss. • Aitkin and Sou-
therst, MMibury, cotton-aphiners. ' Ford and bittlutton a Uley,
iclothiers. Dolton and Turner, Birmingham. factors. M. and T.
Chaff, Plymouth, grocers, Cooke and Co. Norwich, bilk-maw-
! facturers.

The Limo MAYOR has fixed a Common Hall for
niday, the 23dinitant, to receive the Report of the
DeputatiOn wt.) waited on •the Princess of WALES
with the Address from the Livery.
Saturday, the dispatches were finally closed at the
East India House, and delivere4l to the Pursers of
the following ships, viz.—lb' via, CaptainJ. MAYNE,
for St. Helena and Bengal; Moffat, Captain S. LEI,
for Maeeita, Matir.is, and Bengal.; Union, Captain
H. W. YOUNGIIUbIIA ND, for 1110 ; TOttenham, Cap-
tain J. B. TOTII ELY, ft'? ditty Rttreat,'CaptitinT.
W. LEctm, for Bengal and Ilencoolen. - •• • •

Passengers by the outward-bound India Fle...t —Per Mor
—For Bengal, :Major Greenstreet and I.ady.—For Maekira, Mr
and Mrs. Page, and Mr.. G. S. Furmage.—Fur Bangalore., Mrs.
M. Puilmast.—For Madras, Mr. G. D. Drury, Writer ; Lieut.
Clemns, Lady, and family; Messrs. Nall and Steddy, Assistant
Surgeon; Miss Harris, Mr. T. Cletnuus, Cadet; and Mr. H.
Ewing, Cadet.
Per Usios.—For 13engal—Messrs. Wilkinson and Anderson,
Free Mariners; Mistresses James, Cooper, M'a,son, ;Aid Family;
Misses E. and M.A. Howell—For Madras—Mr. Monk, Writes.;
Rev. J. klutcheon and lady; Mr. C. A Jacobi, Mis-ionary ;
Messrs. Assistant-Surgeons Kellett and Wylie ; Messr. J. Met-
calfe, R. S. Scion, and B. Ronald, Cad. ts.

Per TuTTeNn Am, for Madrac.—Lieutenants Milner and Ar-
thigh ; Mr Ass'stant-Surgeon Pritchard and Lady ; Mr. T. R.
c'uder.

Per IiATAvf.t, for St. Helena.—Ensin J. B. Sp'ller.

A Work has just appeared under the title of—
Historical Sketches of Politics and Public Men,"
for the year 1812, which we recommend to the atten-
tion,of our Readers ; and which, from the nature of
its plan, and its able and dispassionate execution, pro-
mises to obtain a prominent rank among the higher
class of Historical Works that annually issue Eons
the British Press. The present volume comprises,
ot!iers, the following important subjects
General View of the Character of the different Pol-
tical Parties in this Country ; the Campa;gn in/the
Peninsula ; Russian Politics and Campaign in the
North ; America ; Ireland and the Catholic Ques-
tion ; and the East India Company. •
The Sinling Fund has been calculated to extinguish
the Public Debt in forty-five years; hut there is now
a Rising Fund, which, in less than forty-five days, may
enable a multitude of individuals not only to dis-
charge 311 their private debts, but to render them,
moreover, indefondent for life.. Can any one doubt
it, when, with its numerous great CAPITALS, the pre-
sent State Lottery Scheme contains more Prizes than
Blanks, and when on the Six ru of Next Month every
Number will absolutely be drawn a PRIZE !
FIRE AT BEDFORD CHAPEL.—A most alarming fire
broke out in the extensive vaults under Bedford
Chapel, in Charlotte-street, Bedford-scrare, on Mon-
day morning, at eleven o'clock, which was occasioned
by the carelessness of a servant, a spark of fire having
dropped from a candle among some crates covered
with a quantity of straw, in which were deposited se-
veral bottles of wine. Fortanately the disbovery being
immediately mad4the flames were got out before the
cotaig-ration had reached the Chapel, which must
have inevitably destroyed that noble edifice.
Friday morning, while the' sails of the STIRLING
CASTLE were furling, one of the seamen fell from the
main yard to the deck, and fractured his skull in so
shocking a manner that he died almost immediately.
Friday, a seaman belonging to the BOYNE, fell from
one of she yards of that ship, and expired immediately.
:Sunday se'nnight the prisoners in the depot at
Perth were detected in anoilter attempt to escape.
They had dug a pit to the depth cf 20 feet, from the
floor of the prison, No. 2, at some distance from the
bottom of whitah they bad just begun a lateral cut.
A prisoner who was in the hospital, being suspected
of having given information, was on Monday, imme-
diately after his dismission from the sick list, assailed
by his comrades., and very severely handled. They
seem to have had an intention of cutting off his cars,
but from his resistance, they had succeeded only in
almost severing nue of them from his head. He also
received a number of cuts on the body with a knife.
A rope was afterwards put about his neck, by which
he was dragged through the water in the canal, and
while in this situation, some of his companions leaped
with all their force upon.his body. Their proceed-
ings were at last observed, and a party of the Durham
militia marchetEinto the prison yard, and relieved the
sufferer from` his tormentors. The, man who was
thus obnoxious, is not only a Frenchman, but a•Pa-
risian. He has been taken all possible care of.in the
hpseital, aid is likely to recover.

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R 141144!7'.• 7, A&D.DALLEr.
•*.;!/. • .‘
,84.34.1., widow of • the late General Bowles,
who stood indicted for bie,amy, and whose trial was.
put off until the present Session, was yesterday pit
to the.bar. No• evidence was adduced On the occ•-
sion, mid the prisoner was acquitted.
"%Alert Joizerr was indicted for forging and utterin7
"1;bill of exchange for ,et';;;, purporting to have be.:n
itecepted by David Thorn-ts, and made payable at
Ore banking-house of tiOdttlidt, Cos, and Co. with
intent to defr.ind the Bankers.
The Cashier at the B inking-house pored, that the
prisoner tendered him the bill for payment on the
15th of March ; witness immediately disenvured it to
be a forgery, and detained the prisoner until he sett.
to the house of Mr. Thorn:Nit an army.agent.
prisoner represented himself to be.a glover in Ben. -
'shire, and stated that he had received:the bill of Mr.
Gilbert, a glover in Reason', whose intim-h.-meat it
bore, and whom he knew very we11.,-Mr. Tithusy,
clerk to Mr. Thomas, proved, the aceeptarKe to be
a forgery, and but slightly resembling his employee:-
hand-writing. Ile stated the burly of the hilt employer':-
hie a forgerv.—Mr. (Abet t was twit called to contra-
dict what the prisoner hid said. He had no know,
ledge whoever of the prisoner, and the indorsement
of his name on the back of the bill was also a forgery.
Mr. Nugent also proved the acceptance to be a
forgery.
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The prisoner male no defence ; and the Judge, in
lamming tip, oisseived that the case was 'made oast
completely and he knew not how to raise a doubt for
their consideration. The Jury, however, retired nearly
two hours, and delivered it verdict of Acquittalill
frilliaes Samuel Reriori4e was indicted for killing
and slaying James t:atthews, in the pariah of St.
George, Hanover.sqoare. It appened .in evidence,-
' that the ptisoncr and the deceased r,bout
some, work. which the latter had dune for the pri-
toner, bath being smiths. This gnatrel happened 44
forge • iir the neighbourlmod ot Mount..street, and
the deceaSed threatened to thrash the prisoner, if it,
were not for the advantage the I.syr would-give him.
The prisoner observed lie,would not take the law,
when the deceased struck at him, anrige,t the same
instant the prisoner threw the iron of Tchaise•lany
he had in his hand at his adversary, which wounded
him on the side of the head. No immediate danker
was app7ehended but Ire died in the hospital four-
teen days after. A Surgeon described the wound on
the head ae having caused a slight- depression, of the
skull ;
.but he attributed rhe death. of the deceased to
an inflammation on the lungs.—:J.kbAlPit-144. •
The following woe also acquitted, wis-• Elizabedt.
Alden, B. Hearn; .VVoodwardeN.. Nudge'',
Lettinghatu, and R. , • • :tl3
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At Dundas Castle, on the Bth inst. Robert Conynghabse; Esq..
second on of Sir William Augustus Cunyneltaine, But. to Sittas
Maria Dundas, second daughter of the lac (horge Dundas, Eoq.
of iiuittlas.
At Edinburgh, on the Bth inst. John Halliday Martin, Esq.
late of the 16th Dragoons, to Eliaalatth, eldest daughter of•Colow
nel William Ke:s3, of Danktit h.
At Selkirk, on the `:sth ult. the Rev. William B; Shaw,
nister of Langholin, to Eliza, younsest &nines of Mr. Henry
I,lcntt, Dcloraine.
April c 2, Sir Morris Ximenes, of Bear-plide,l3erk4, to Yam
Co!slord, relict of the late E. Cut-fiord, Esq. of • Winslatle-lthuse 1, •
D.von.

DIED.
Wednesday last, in Gloucester-stre'et, Queen-square, tniv'er.
sally lamented, Captain Beojamin Roger., of the teeth Regiment
of Foot, 3el Battalion. He tell a vict.m to a painful and litigetiug
di•case contracted while in the discharge of his military dutivada
the West-Indies, whero he was stationed for several years. He
bore his afflictions with fortitude and resignation, and has left
behind nan unsullied reputation for honour and integrity.
Tuesday iie'nniAt, aged 14, Master Samuel Freebairn, son dais
late celebrated Artist of that name. His death was occasioned
by a cu-tom whirl., at one period, was too prevalent, and in this
unfortunate instance too fatal. The child, about two mom!
since complained to one of his schoolfellows of a stiff neck; he
a,:euyted to rtlie've his young friend, by susp.nding him by the
cilia, and showing him London, as it is called. It appeared out
investigation, atter his dee . -e, that the secand vertebrae was
wrenched from the other tieally an inch, he which means the
head was prestwd forward, the li:tainsins torn, and an abscess
formed between them and the windpipe. I but was lost to his
family and friends a mo,t atkoionate and i•lerestiug youth, the
particulars of whose &al., it is hoped, will operate as a caution
to the Masters of Seminaries, to guard, their pupils against a
practice which, in this Instance, has born **sided with such
unfortunate effects.

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AGENTLEMAN consulted Mr. Sptlsbnry, at
ids Dispensary, 1.1, Solio-squure,)asi Sommer, having au
encrusted eruption of the puss; lar lorm crivering his hands, at-
t• nded with violent pain, and swelling of the g!ands of theanapfpana
initiation. His nights sieepless, and hi.; helpless state (talskatala
,being useles.) rendered this C.ISe in sn young a man &strutting.
Much of the virulence had hrl product-1 by previous iniproper
treatment. P-ing directed to a ittilt sedative pian, the acgravated
symptoms gave way, and the PATEN 17 AbirtliCOßEU.l;...!
DROPS tvstored his bards to their raturalsltate; and be now
expresses bimsel as enjoying a betto .:ate of health sban daft
the two preceding years.
N. B. !he Genuine Medicine, Spilstntry's Patent Antiscorbu•
tic Drops, 1.. s the words, " By the King's Patent," prista.sed pa
the Bottles, BM of Direction, ant Outside Wrapper. and rha
;ing's Dut)t is primed in Black Bottles of
Double Ten Shillings and Sixpence—and largest Qne Pound Two
Shillings, Duty Included.—Compound P.ssenue, Ss.
This Medicine is pectiliarlii efficacious in Scurvy, Gant, Rheu•
matisin, in Scropliulous and Bilious Coinylaints.

r 1 I 1.8 L INS are prevented from breaking, a:,4
thetr tOrment'r Itching instantly removed by UIIITE-
HEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esretined foe
its extraorarary Eflicacy in Rheumatisms, Palsies, Gouty Atte:.
tions, and Complaints of the Stomach ; but where this certain
remedy has been unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains have
actually broke, WllLehead's rantily Cei ate still ease the pais,
and very speedily heal tbem.—Prepared and seldhy it. Johnston,
Apothecary, 15, Gret k-strevt, Sohu, London—the Ussente and
Pills at 2s, 9d. each; the Cerate at is. IV. Sold by every Me. •
clicioe Vender in the United Kings!om.
•"„i The Gt.nuitte Lisa black ink Stamp, with the name of
R. Jolutston, inserted on it.

7 be b •
to Deputy Lieutenants.
Royil South Lincoln Militia.
•
Frederick Wcbb, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; William Law Losfi
Gent. to be Ensign. Dated March 29,1813.
Joshua John Moore, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated March 31,181
Connnissions in tbe.2d or Southwell ketment of Local Militi
•
I.itutenant Robert Jones to be Captain, vice Jones, retiguLd.
Thomas Ranee' Atkins, Gent, to be Lieutenant.
Richard wbster, Gena to be ditto, vice "Tomlinson, missed.
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