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MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
ORDN•tiCi orrice, JUNE 10, 1806.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Bentlernan Cadet Robert Hardin; to be Second Lieutenant, vice
Vi promoted, and Gentleman Cadet Gerard S. Moore to
to be Ditto, vice Bell, promoted. Dated Isar 6, tlicf.
Itrtoll 13.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Flat Lieutenant Arthur Fleming to be Second Captain, vice Rollo,
continued Adjutant; and Secoud Lkutenant William C. John-
Eon to be Firß lieutenant, vice Fleming.
Firß Lieutenant Alexander Duey to be Adjutant; and Second
Lieutenant Edward Colwell to be FirE Lieutenant, vice Dory.
Firß Lieutenant Henry W. Gordon to be Adjutant ; and Second
Lieutenant Cetiries Dalton to be Firlt Lieutenant, vice Gordon.
nil Lieutenant James A. Macleod to be Adjutant ; and Second
I ientenant James R. Bruce to he Fla lieutenant, vice Mac-
le, ,d. All dated Jane t, tBo6.
William E. Byre, Gent. to be Snood Lieutenant, vice Frazer,
promoted. Dated
_June 7, acid.
Commiffions in the Royal North Lincolnlbire Regi-
ment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
George Bourne, Ern. to be Captain; and John Graham, Gent. to
be lieutenant. Dated May v. silo&
LJohn Bell. Gent, to be Ditto. Dated May a, tBc6.
ehn Dickenfon. Gest. to be Enfign. Dated April 23, 406.
Benjamin Pratt,Gent. Be be Ditto. Dated April a 6, t&36. .
Richard Howell, Gent. to be ditto. Dated May t, 1836.
Commiffions fired by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Middlefex.
Royal Ea( Middlefex Militia.
Edward Howell, Efq. to be Major. The Honourable George
Tocket to be Captain. Cofmo Cameros, Gem. to be Enfign.--
Dated May a. 1806.
Weftern Middlefex Militia.
C. joss% Oros. to be Lieutenant. John Wheatley, Gent. to be
Enfign. Dated April 24, i 806.
W. De Caulier, Gent to be ditto. Dated April 15,1806.
Pinner Volunteers.
FAfign James Deacon Hume to be Lieutenant, vice Aabery, re-
Recd. Richard Loofely, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Hume.—
Dated April 7, 1806.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
robe BowTer, John Herbert. and Charles Mayo, of Cheapfide,
London, warehouternen. June 6, tllO6.
Valentine Vickers, John Pritchard, and Thomas Balton, of
bldg.:north, Salop, March 29, 1806.
John Herring, James Mental, Kergarth Maw, and John Field-
ing, of Sheffield, Focht:hire, manufadurers of Laws and edge-tools,
April at, aBO6.
James Aldred and Thomas Stmenfon, of Manebetter, (hoe-
makers, IViay 3a , 1806.
William Martin and Edward Telling Burrows, of Dover, Kent,
linen-draper,. June 7, tBo6.
Charles Aibby and John Barber, of Claptnn, Ha :kney, Mid
'Baez. plumber', painters, and glaziers, April t. tao 6.
Samuel Knight, Thomas Knight, Chriftopher Parker, and John
Craven, of Mancheßer, May 31, 1806.
Charles Valentine and (Arras Hall, of Ayiefbury Erect, Cler-
kmwell, japannera, July r. tBO6.
John Peck and George Peek, of Vine-court, Spitalfields, Mid-
aide:, brandy.merchants, May t, 1806.
George Alfred Mufkett and Wm. Ward, of Kintftreet, Snow's-
fields, Southwark, chemilto and refiners, June 9, 'BO6.
Benjamin Bentley and Stephen Ward, of Tower-ftreet, London,
fugar-coopers, and wine and liquor-merchants, May 1, tBe6..
John Stammer and John Hewitt. of Lane-End, Stoke-upon-
Trent, Staffordßike, manufadturen of earthenware. June, 2, tBO6. I
Thomas Thing and George Shehon,of Great Sutton-ftreet, Got
well-ltreet, mirror makers. April 3, 1806.
James Harrifon and William Haerlfon, veterinary furgeons and
farriers, of Churchdane, Whitechopel, February 8. 1806.
Robert Semites, George Scholes, and John Lancathire, of Ring-
ley. Lancafhire, cotton-manufadturers, May s, 1806.
Thomas Potter, Benjamin James Potter, and Jonathan Warren,
of Manehefter, merchants, June ft, stied.
John Hutehinfon, and James Stubbs, of Liverpool, w oollen-
drap !re, May 59, 5 806.
Ellen Galan, Anne Stock, and Catharine Stock, of Lirerpool,
milliners and dreßAts-makers, °etcher 23, 1805.
NPT BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
July 22. John l.luyd and William Wydown, of Urer Thames-
Erect, London. grocers, dealers, chapman, and copartners, at
eleven, at GuildlaalL
Auguß 3. William Warner, of Webber-ftreet, Weßminßer-road„
Surrey, coal dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
July I-. Stephen Harman, late of Mndbury, Demo, fhopkeeper,
dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
BANKRUPTS.
James inglehin, of the Strand, Middleton, hatter, dealer and chap.
man, totuirender June 17 21. and July a 6, at twelve, at Guild-
halL Attomies, Meters. Itibblewhite and Rowland, Gray's Inn
Place.
Claude Olivier, otßouverie.ftreet, Flett-ftreet, Landon, lure mer.
chant, dealer and chapman, June as At tat, June 24, at tie% an.
and July a 6. at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffrs. Dawfor
and Wratillaw, Warwick-Brat, Golden-equate.
Frarci;SCMlC the elder and Frantic Searle the younger, of New-
man- ftreet, 0 xford Erect, Middiefen, wbokfale grocem, dealers,
cluirtnen, and partners. t 7, IS, and July a 6, at tea. at
GuiWhaU. Attorney, r. Smith, Hatton•Garden. London.
Thome Luc-khan, late of Canterbury, (now a prifoner in the
King's Bench ) draper and Attorney, no, 28, and July 26, at
eleven, as 0 aildhall. London. Mr. Davies, Nob j
Caßie-Sreet, Holborn.
John Lerdham. of Matlock, Derbythire, innkeeper, dealer and
chapman. July a, at four, July 3, an' a 6. at eleven, at the Kettle.
Ron Inn, Derbyibire. Anomie', Mr. Forbes, Elyeplace,ton.
don ; or Mr. Willey. /fetlock.
John Rigby. late of Wigan. Lancafhire, carrier and leather-cutter,
dealer and chapman, Jane 23, at five, June 24, and July 26. at
eleven, at the Buck in the Vine, Wigan. Attornies Mr. Windle,
John-ftreet, Bedford row, London; or Mr. Gatitell, Wigan. ,
John Parlous, late of Heath. 81.unorganthire, Ironmonger, dealer
and chapman, (now a prifoner in licheßer gal.` July 3,4, at the
Stele: Inn, Somerfetthire, and July 26, at the New Swan Inn,
Whetter. Attornics, Mara Bianelford and Sweet, Inner.
Temple, Lyndon; or Mr Partn', Somerton, Somerfet.
infeph Shaw, of Heights, near Dclph, Yorkflaire, cotton-fpinner,
dealer and chapman, June 27. 18, and July 26, at two, at the
Bridgewater Arms Inn, in Manchefter. Attorney, Mr. Samuel
Edge, arown•ftrect, Manebetter.
William Frog, late of Whitechapelroad, St. Mary, Whirechapel,
Middlrfex, coach-maker, dealer and chapman, June 21, 2S, at
one, and July i 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
Loxley, No. So, Cheapade, London.
lalattlicw Jack, now or late of George.ltrect, Blackfriars.road,
Surrey, baker. dealer and chapman, June 57. sB. and July a 6,
at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Davit., Loth-
buey. . I.ondon.
George Low:: and Charles 1 neve, of Amber.klill, Shirt:rod, Dem
bythire. cotton and filk -fp: .. ~ era, dcakn, chapmea, and copart.
nets, July 4, t, and 2 fr, at three, at the Dog Darer% Manche-flee.
Ammities. Mr. Ellis, Curfitor ftreet, Landon; or Mr. Knight,
Manebefter.
Anurcw Betio, of Newcaftle.upoo•Tyne, grocer, June 23, 30. sad
July 16, at eleven. at the Q_ucen's Head. Newealtle.upon•Tj ne.
Attornies, Mr. William Gray, Gray's-Inn; or Mr. Robert Wel-
ters, Newcaßle upon-Tyne-
George Rangier. late of the Kent Road, Surrey, (but now ain i-
roner In the New Gaol, in Horeemonger4ane, Surrey), dittiller
and reailier, June as, 28, and July e 6, at twelve, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. R. G. Wiltildre, No. 31. Hat.
too-Garden. '
Fr, ilarick Kray, late of Stanbrpe-Brea, Clare. Market, Middle-
fez, goklemith and jcwefier, dealer and chapman, June 17, at,
and July 26, at one, at Guldiall, London. Amway, Mr Dawne, I
Harietta4treet, Covent-Garden.
Jt.ho Jarvis, of battle Bridge, Middlefex, coal-mmehant, dealer
and eitapman, June at, at one, June 28, and July 16, at tv. rive,
at Guildhall, Lwdon. Attorney, Mr. Carta, Staplea. Inn,
Holborn.

DIVIDENDS.
Juue 7 John Fetches, late of Bulb lane, London, wine and liquor
merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
June :4 Robert Parkiaou, of Deal, Kan, drugsilt, at ten, at
Cuiidhall, London.
June 34. Samu I Newman, late o. einfburrplace, merchant, at
tea, at Grlldball.
:uric as. Mart Tau, of Bath, widcm, grocer, at &mit at the
• White Hart lon, Bath,

FLING!.

PARIS, JUNE 57

This day Mouhib Effendi, Atnbaffador Extraordi-
nary from the Sublime Porte, I.ad his firli audience of
his Majeily the Emperor and King, being introduced
according to the dual forms. '1 he Emperor was upon
his throne, furrottrided by the Princes, Milliners, and
the officers of the houfelepld, and the members of the
council of date. The AmbAlfador having entered the
hall, made three profound reverences; the lira when
he entered ; the fecund, when he was about the mid-1
die of the hall ; and the third, at the foot of the
throne. The Emperor then fainted hint, by taking
off his hat, which he afterwards replaced. The Am-
baffidor addreffed his compliments to his Majelly in
the Tutkifh language, which was tranflated by the
French interpreter as follows :

" Slit—The Empeme of all the Turks, Mailer of both Con-
tinents .and both Seas, faithful Servant to the two Holy Cities, the
Sultan Selina Han, whole reign be eternal, has fent me to his Ma-
jetty thy Emperor and King Napoleon the Fit*, the greatelt of
the Sovereigns in the Clarittian Faith ; the bright Star of Glory of
the weftern Nations; he who firmly gratin in one hand the (word
of valour and the fceptre of jultice ; to deliver to him the prefect
imperial Letter, containing felicitations upon hie acceThon to ths
Imperial and Royal Throne, and affuraucca of pare and perfat
attachment.

" The Sublime Porte bas never mated to offer up its prayers for
the pmfperity of France, and for the glory which its fublime and
Mumsteel Emperor Ku acquired; it has therefore refolved to make
a public acknowledgment of the joy which it has experienced. It
Is with this view, Site, that my Sovereign has ordered me to sp.
proach the throve of your Majxity, and to fay that the ordinary
communications would not be adequate to the prefent circus.
Rance ; he therefore wined to fend a fpeslal Ambeffador, to dif.
tinguith the fentiments of attachment confidence, and admiration,
with which be is penetrated, for a Prince whom be regards the
molt ancient, the molt faithful, and the aloft necdfary Mend of
the Turkifts Empire."
His Majelly anfwered in the following manner—

• M. L'Ambaradenr! your million is agreeable to me. The
affaranen you have given me of the fentiments of theSulun StUm,.
your Matter, touch me to the heart. One of the greateß and
molt precious advantages that I will to derive from the fuccefs of
my arms. is to fupport and emit the molt ufeful as well as the
molt ancient of my allies. lam happy in giving you this public
and folemn affurance of this ditpoOtion. Erery thing that may
occur, either of good or bad fortune, to the Ottoman Empire, will
reader France happy or unhappy.
" Ambeffadoe! Trsnfntit tilde words to Sultan Selina; let him
recollra at all times that my enemies, who are his enemies alto,
with to approach him. From me he can never have any thing to
fear; united with me, he never need to dread the powerful arms
of any of his enemies."

This anfwer was alfo tranflated by the French in-
terpreter. The Ambaffador, having kiffed the letter
of his Highnefs.pretented it to the Emperor, who deli-
vered it to his Excellency the Minifter for Foreign
Affairs. He then retired, with the fame ceremony
ufed at his entrance, to an adjoining apartment, where
the prefents fent by the Grand Seignior were difplayed
upon a table. The Emperor, informed of this cir-
cumflance by the Grand Matter of the Ceremonies,
proceeded to this apartment ; when the Ambafrador,
with a profound bow, prefented him with an aigrette
of diamonds, and a rich fnuff box, ornamented with
the tame, and bearing the Sultan's cypher. The Am-
baffador, at the fame time, (hewed his Majelty the
prefents intended for the Emprefs, confifling of a
necklace of pearls, a quantity of rich perfumes, and
Come rich fluffs. His Majelly, after examining there
prefents, went to a window that looked into the Court.
to view the fplendid harnefs worn by the Arabian
horfes, which were alfo prefented to the Emperor.
The Ambaffa.ior was afterwards introduced to the
Emprefs.