Star.
London, England, 1806-06-04 00:00:00

INDIA AFFAIRS.

Mr. Henfhaw, who was lately found guilty of ac-
cepting a bill of 17.000 rupees, is in the papers
wrongly denominated Cif/lont Waiter. It is KAcrt
Henfhaw, Efq. Cullom Matter, at Bombay, one of
the nldett civil fervants of the Company. Sir JAM 101
KINTOSH made a eel y long and a matt impreffive
fpeech on the conviCtion.
Colonel PATTON, who commands at St. Helena.
is a molt able and very brave Officer. Lieutenant-
General Nicou.s, a moll experienced good Officer,
commands at Bombay. In addition to the Sepoys
in garrifon there, four King's regiments were lately
ordered from the Guzarat and the interior of the
country. -
It is an event devoutly to be wifhed for, that Ad
miral Jattosis may fall in with the fleet which left
failed for India. The bell difpofitions for fuch an
event were made by their able Commodore before he
failed from Fagland. In addition to the King's fhips,
every Indianian in this tket carries at leall 3o guns,
and they were well manned. Captain Itout-ts had
directed that not only the Tailors, but that the troops
on board each Chip fhould be daily exercifed at the
guns. The troops likewife to be exercifed by their
own officers to aft as marines, on the yards, board-
ing, &c. There are fome of our ableft and braveft
Officers in this fleet, as Colonels SHAW, *Lunt, Sir
WILLIAM Kam, &c.

Though another refolution may yet he formed, we
can afTure our Readers that the prefent is' that there
will be no Royal excorfinn to Weymouth this feafon.
Orders have bzen given to form an encampment in the
neighbourhood of Windforp under the command of
Lieutenant General the Duke of CUMBERLAND.—
Among other c irps this camp wiii be comp led of
the Royal finite Guards Blue, commanded by the
gallant Colonel DOLMEN, part of the Life Guards,
another regiment of Heavy Dragoons, and the istli
Light Dragoons, the Duke of CUMBERLAND'i regi-
ment, to form a cavalry brigade. There will be as
many of the Foot Guards as will form a brigade, and
`Rime marching regiments to form a 3d brigade.
Monday, the sth Regiment of the German Legion
'coo Itrong, marched from W.nehetter to Portf-
mouth, and this day the 6th Regiment, tOOO ftrnng,
likewife for Portfrnouth, to be embarked for Ireland.
Thefe corps had remained fo long in Wincheller as to
become the greaten favourites of the inhabitants from
the extremely orderly conduct of the mu:, and the
very gentlemanly behaviour of the officers: all ranks
regretted their departure very tnu, h.
. . .

WHIG CLUB.—Yefierdav there WAS a meeting of
this Club at the London Tavern, when Mr. Alder.
man Comae was in the Chair. He was Inprorted
by Mr. Secretary Fcx, and a numerous body of moll
refpalable char tern. The coultitutional fcntiments
of the Club, the health of Mr. For, &c. were drank
with the mn:ialtedionate enthisfiafm.

On Mr. Fox's retiring, ?dr. Alderman Co Mee gave,

The lociepcndca Elettors of Wettminfter.

And he concluded the feftive day, with the conllitu-
tional fentiment which Englilluncn had often drank
with interett—

. May the Men we wed be knelt, and the Land we live in be

fret:"

Mr. Galvti.i.a's maiked ball in Little Argyll.
flreet, on Monday night, was a moa pleafurabit and
elegant fccne. Every part of the arrangement was
made with talle ; and the Sem* of beautiful wo.
men and of capricious novelties of drefs ant: charac•
ter were truly fakinating.
The Committee of City Lands fold the of ice of
Junior Attorney of the Mayot's Court, yefieidiy, by
audio fos
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N4UTJC/IL lIITILLICENCE. -

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MAILS THIS D.
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Dublin
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PLYMOUTH, JUNE 2.--Came in the Danifh brig
Catharina Maria, Capt. !Wks, from Bourdeaux,
bound to Copenhagen, laden with wine and brandy,
detained by the Indefatigable privateer; and the
Danifh brig Balteffiszer, Capt. Alison, from Barce
lona, bound to Bremen, laden with brandy, detained
by the ALCM/NB frigate. • •
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 3.—Arrived the ZEDRA &op.
from the bourn.. Sailed the CHARWELL, Admiral
Sir JAMES SAUMARS 2, for Guerafey ; and la FLICHb
(loop, and Fuer bomb, to the E.:award. The Fou-
DIOYANT, Hello, and Ras:airs, 74's, and SARaces
and Moucitcaom brigs, are dropped down to St. He-
len's, where the former is lying at 'lngle anchor, and
Admiral Sir J. B. WARR am goes on board to-morrow
morning at fix o'clock, and will fail immediately. His
fquadron will conlift of the hollowing (hips :

Foudroyant 74 S Admiral Sir J. B. %Vora IN
Captain WaITI
Hero 74 Non • Captain GARD Hal
Ramifies /4 Captain Picas/oat
Couragenz . 74 BISSICTT
Namur • 74 HA Lary)
Fame - 74 Fizzurrr
Amazon frigate p
Saracen hr;i: PRIVOST

Moucheron brig, and Johrißull cutter.
DovE a, JUNE 3.—Arrived lei night the BLANCH!
frigate from the Downs, sand the KITE Chop from a
cruize. Sailed this day the following veffels : Brig
Minerva, Captain How arc awn, with wine for Varel;
(hip Maria and Elizabeth of Hamburgh, Captain
Hoop, with fugar from the Havannah bound to
Tonningen ; brig Nordflern, Captain LaNGE ; and
the hoy Mercurius, Captain Ctaassa, both of and
for Lubeck, with wine and brandy from Bourdeauz.
Rifled by the (hip Betfey for London from the South
Seas ; the kings no news, but has had the misfortune
to Life both the Captain and Chief Mate. Wind S.W.
and moderate.

DIAL, J 096 3.—Arrived the BELLITTII (loop from
a cruize riff Boulogne, and failed on a eruize off
Oilend ; arrived the BLAZIR gun brig from, and
failed again on a cruize
,off Dunkiik ; ARRUW
faiioner from, and failed again on a eruize off Ca.
laic; TIGRESS gun brig frnm a cruize off Boulogne,
mid filed on a cruize off Offend; Humber armed
(hip,•with.a convoy from Plymouth, which are failed
for the. River ; and RIFLT MAN gun brig from a
cruize off Dieppe. Sailed the Bona gun brig on s
eruize between Dungenefe and Cape Grifnez ; and
the GRIPER gun brig for the Nore; !arrived the
BaUlzsit gun brig from a cruize off Dieppe, and the
Harriet cartel, with Dutch troops from the Cape of
Good Hope, bound to Holland. Sailed the BLANCHE
frigate and AMARANTHE hoop of war on a.cruize ;
and the London pack:t, Capt. M.Douoat, fur Am.
flerdam.

YARMOUTH, June 3.—Yeflerday afternoon arrived
from Harwich with mails and paffengers, bound to
Hufum and Gottenburgh, the. Diana packet, Cart.
Srswavr, and the Dorfet packet, Captain HAMIL-
TON, and a fleet of (hips under convoy for Tonningen.
Tuefday morning failed for the Baltic a fleet of mer-
chantmen of about eighty fail, under convoy of the
Boa FT re floop of war and an armed (hip ; and for
Tonningen a fleet of about thirty fail, under convoy
of a (loop and an aimed (hip. Sailed the Diana pac-
ker, Captain Sr SW& as., with mail, and paffengers for
Hufurn ; and the Dorfet packet, Capt. HAMILTON,
with mails for Gottenburl.h. Sailed on a cruize the
ORESTES atop of war. Remain in the Roads the
Roebuck, Admiral DOUGLAS, Vixen and Sr.ipe gun
brigs, and Camer cutter. Admiral Russ ELL with
his Iyuadron are expeEled in the Roads to•mot row.
Arrived three (hips cut out of Norden by the crew
Of the O.OIIIIC frigate. Wind S. W. light breeze.

MOM THE LONDON GAZCITE, JUNE 3.
ADMIRALTINC,FEICI, JUNE 3, 18c6.

Copy of a I etter from the Earl of Sr. V.r..,nr, K. D. Admiral
and Commander in Chief of his Nl.i.jt ity's Fleet empinyrd in
the Char.m.l, Snundingi, &e. to William Maiden, }fry dared

on board the Hibernia, oft Wham, the rich d lift Month.

Slr—l Inclore copies of i-tters from Captain Lord Cochrane.
which were addrelk : to Vice Admiral Thornbreugh, and by
lafoatraafmltttd to me. I am, the. (Signed) BT. v acts ur.
His Maj. (ty's Ship Pallas, St. Martin's Road.
Itie Ree, May to, bBo6.

Sir—The French trade having been kept in port
of late, in a great meaftire by theit knowledge of the
eta& fituation of his Najdty's cruizers, conflantly
announced at the fignal•pofis, it appeared to me to
be fome objed, as there was nothing better in View.
to endeavour to (top this praelice. Accoidinply the
two polls at La Pointe de la Roche were demolifhed ;
next that of CAN.)]* ; then two in L'Ance de Repos,
one of which Lieutenant Haswittx and Mr.
LIER, the gunner, took in a neat Ityle from opwards
of one hundred militia. The marines and boats'
crews behaved exceedingly well; all the flags have
been brought off, and the hnufes built by Govern.
*Ca 60111110 the ground. Yetlerday ton, the zeal
of Lieutenant Noarom, of the FRISK center, and
Lieutenant GILFGORY, of the Oust-Ist gun brig,
doted them to volnniccr to flank the battery rn point
wV:c w: &told attack it by land in
the rear, but it st.ts carried at once; and one n 1
' fifty men, who tio!ioned to the three thirty-liz-
Ipounders, wile InAl: rti;:uncr• the nA dolled! The

battery is laid in ruins, guns (piked, carriages burnt,
barracks and magazine blown up, and all the :lulls
disown into the tea. The Signal poll of L'Equillon,
together with the honfe, Shared the fate of •the gun-
carriages ; the convoy got into a river beyond our
reach. LiCUlCllant MAPPLETON, Mr. SUTHERLAND
the Mailer, and Mr. Were with tae, who,
as they do on all oecafions, lo they did at this time
whatever was in their power for his Majelly'tferyiee.
The Petty Officers. Seamen, anJ Marines failed nos:
to jultify the opinion that there was before rcafon to
form ; yet it would be int.:curable were not the names
of dr: Q2arter Matier►, BARDEN and Casey, parti-
cularly mentioned, as men highly deferring any fa-
vour than can be (hewn in the line to which they af•
pirc. I have, &c. (Signed) COCHRANr.
Semen Slightly wounded—William Barden, quutcr•Maß.r;
and William Coburn, Seaman.
Marine fligbdy wounded—Robert Boulden

Hi, MaJefty's Ship Pallas, t.;th May, off the liland of Olerort.
Sir—This motning when dole to L'lfle Ais, re-
connoitring the French fquadron, it gave me great
joy to find our late opronent, the Black frigate, and
her companions the three brigs, getting under fail ;
we formed high expe&ations that the long wifhed
for opportunity was at laft arrived. The PALLas re-
mained under topfails by the wind to await them ; at
half paa eleven a (mart point blank firing commenc-
ed on both fides, which was feverely felt by the ene-
my. The main top fail yard of one of the brigs was
cut through, and the frigate loft her after fails. The
batteries on L'ltle D'Aie opened on the PALLAS, lied
a cannonade continued, interrupted on our part only
by the neceffity we were under to make various tacks
to avoid the Ihoals, till one o'clock, when our en-
deavours to gain the wind of the enemy, and getbe-
tween him and the batteries proved fuccefsful ;—art
effeaual dillance was now ehofen—a few broadfides
were poured in—the enemy's fire flackened ; I or-
dered our's to ceafe, and diresled Mr. SUTHERLAND,
the Mailer, to run the frigate on board, with inten-
tion effectually to prevent her retreat by boarding.—
The enemy's fide thruft our guns back into the ports,
the whole were then difcharged, the effedt and crab
was dreadful ; their decks were deferted, three pilkol
(hots were the unequal return. With confidence I
fay, that the frigate was loft to France, had not the
unequal collifion tore away our fore topmaft, jib-
boom, fore and main topfail yards, fpritfail yard,
bumpkin, cathead, chain plates, fore rigging, fOre-
fail, and bower anchor, with which laft I intended to
hook on, but all proved infuffiicient. She was yet
loft to France, had not the French Admiral, teeing
his frigate's fore yard gone, her rigging ruined, and
the danger (he was in, fent two others to her an'.
tance. The PALLAS being a wreck, we came out
with what little fail could be fer, and his Majefty's
Hoop the KINGSFISHLE afterwards took us in tow.—
The officers and (hip's company behaved as ufual ;
to the names of Lieutenants HASWELL and MATTLI•
TON, whom I have mentioned on other oceafions, I
have to add that of Lieutenant Roman, who has jult
jr,ined. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed)
Thampron, Marine.

cocHiemi.

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Wernded.—Mr. Andrews, Midallpman, very badly ;—John
eager, and three other icemen, nightly. (Anted)

COCHIANIC.
Copy of a Letter from Piettro Marineouiebl, Commander of the
Lnvy privateer, to William Madden, Efq. dated Gibraltar
April s a, 18c6.

Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that being on a
cruise off' Cape de Gatt, on the t tth February laa.
I fell in with and captured his Catholic Majeny's
gun boat, No. 4., called the Peet'lo, commanded by
DON ANTOI4IO Gaacsa NOVARRO, mounting ORO lg.
pounder and four brafs 4-pounders ; the Commander
and Mailer, with duce feamen, were killed during
the anion.

The Betfy, from the Soufh Seas for Lon•
•'Oll. was fp'ke %rah on the 27th ult. in lat. 49. 13.
long. 8. 37.

I%USLIIII CAITLI, MAY 30....4n$ Mk/MT hats
been pleated, by Letters Patent under the Great Seal
of Ireland, so grant the dignity of a Vikount of this
part of the United Kingdom to the following Noble.
m-n, tothe Heirs Male of their Bodies, viz.
To Crqta Lei us Baron Lissom's, the dignity of Vif-
count Lifinore, of Shahbally, in the county of Tip-
To Roil' RT EDIPARD Baron EMS. the dignity of
Vircount Lorton of B )y le, in the coo my of Rofcommon.
COVINT•GARDIN.—Mr. BRANDON had a very nu.
mcrnus and elegant audience at his benefit la* night.
Mr. 'Ks aLs being indifpofed, the part of GI/wilier
in Yaw Shore, was read by Mr. CLasastony ; and to
.mar Uill farther the elfelt of the performancef Mir%
Ss iv at, the reprefentative of Jaw Shore, was taken ill
at the end of the fecond se, and did not re.aprsar
till the fifth. Pore fuftained the part of Hafting: in
a molt maned), and effeairre ftyle.

MAR K•LAPt I, JUN 4'.--This day the new market,
which was built for want of room at the old one, was
opened. There were not many famples of Corn, with
few buyers, and very littie bufinefs flirting The
trade for Barley
as of late, very heavy in files,
and shot& daily declining in price.
Tile Ticket, Ni. ;2,719. 4+ 6rd drawn this tray,
a Prim of vas Mated in one Half and tight
Nixteent!t... Bit.imscnibin and C
. Proprietors of
the Lucks I. eery Offices, Nn. I r, Holborn, No. 37.
C. siihill, arid N. 38, Hasmarket, Piceat'illy, where
ih? Ticket. N. 3330. entitled to ioaol. Wat. pt tred iii
one ftarter, three Eighths, and fix S'xteecmhs ;
drizt N... 4777, entitled t.) ;dool. was liwcWice thartd
in t n. (Latter, three Ligiitl:s, and tie Sixteenths,
its
the preterit Lottery, wr..:ie the fortunate holders of
each reikeive Share, may fCceitte on demand h:
amount 01 the above ?dam

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Frani& LONDON G 'MET T gam 3.

DOWIIIIIO4.TiSIT, JV I 2.

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The Eine ha. been pleafed to cattle it to be ftgni
Red ht the Rieht Honourable Charles Jame, Ft-z.
Ptineinal Surdas), of State for Foreign
Affaits,:n the Iklindlers of friendly and neutral Powers
refuting at Court, that, in confequence of cubic-
fluent advices. the blockade announced to the laid
Knitters on the Stb of April lad, Mall not extend to
the aver Tram

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR ortocr, JUNE 3.
•tb Seeman of Mignon fluardso..Licuttnant H. I.e Crane
to be Nee% of a Troop. po•elefe ; Cornet
P. 11.1;ibba. to be Lkotenaot. wituoutporcbate olitto John

Chambers, from the 39th Foot, to 14: Cone, trice PhU•ba.
..0 kelOrncyl of OrAgoom—Curuct John Marcy to be Lieute-
nant, without rurchafc.
.),It Lt.-shorn of Light Ilragnme-1 (carman Arthur Gore,
from the silt rout, to be Lieutenant, vice burley, who at-

changes
i itb Ditto—Crain P,ter elevates Lantour, from Major Gt.
Pend ilamfay's Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice
yoma, who . :changes ; Cornet Jamcs Alfred Schti.bar to ht.
lieutenant, by pm chafe, vice Wolf," . who retire,
lilt Ditto—..Hcnry Elliott. vent. to be Cornet, without purebafe.
vice Vautircy. proof-ted.
Cultlttream Resimrot of fruit Guards —Enfign Edw,rd jenkina
fun to he l leutenar.t, uqtbou• purchth, vie,: l.urd Aleaandir
riordoo. appoint, d to the t 9th Foot
6th Regiment of Foot utonatat Gr,,eral Gorge Nugent from
the otd Font, to he Colonel, vice hi' lii3Ount.. the bide of

Gloucriter. appoontd to the cminiand of the 3d Regiment of
Foot Guards.
th I itto—Lieutenant Colonel J.,hri Stewart, from the 52d Foot,
to be I.kutenant Colonel, vice Shairpe,
t • tit Ditto—Lieutenant NiVitliarn Ntoote to be Captain of a Com•
pony. without purchafe, vice Miller, promoted; 801 l tn James
Itiudfon to be 1 ietvetiant vice Moore ; Hercules John }ley-

I..nd, Gent. to be Etilign, vice Roam.
26th Ditto-44111n Henry Wheat, from half pay •f the late
Mu meld Regiment, to be Enftyn, vice Hall, promoted in the
yoth Pout.
tyth Ditto, Doran, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchare,
vice Douglas, promoted.
234 Regiment of Toot.
I.h.ut.,.nu, without purchafe.—Second Lieutenant
Henry Johnfon,TlCC Maclearvtonutted; Second Lietec• ant --
Harrifon, vice Barclay, promoted in the IR Gartifon Battalion;
Second LI. atenant Alexander Montgomery, vice Peden, pro-
mot,d in Major General Rantfay'a Regiment; Second Lieute-
...

nant icharciTretve
To be Second I deutenants,—.— Collins,Gent eke Johnfon ;
!luny Jones, Geut. vice I iarrifun ; Wat kin V.'ynne, Gent.
Montgomery. •
sods Ilitto--.Collgn Pringle Hall, from the i 6th Foot, to be Lieu-
t.-14,m, without purel.afe. eke Craufurd. promoted.
311 t liitto--I.leutan.int William Gorky, from the gth Light Dra-
goons, to be Lieutenant, eke Guru, who exchanges ; Affidant
Surgcen Juba Ives to be Surgeon.
35th Dian—George Hogg, Geut. to be Enfign, without purchafe,
vice Ci...,aherssappointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards.
4oth I)itto--Enfigns William Hibbtrt and William Cochrane to
be I.leuti tants, without purehafe ; Waldron Kelly, Gent. to be
Fnfi n, vier Hilbert ; John i. Gray, Geut. to be Ditto, eke

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Coenrm. -
asd Ditto—Fnfign Henry Heatheote, from the 3otb Foot, to be
Finign, byurehafe, vice Arthur Frafer, promoted.
45th Ditto— John Connor, Gent. to he Lufign, without purchafe,
vice Ilarriton, whrfe appointment has not taken place.
47th LXtto—.Secood Lieutenant Idward Templetoo, from the
9$ th Pout, to be lAcutcnao:, without purcbafe.
411th Ditto—Enfign Lawressee Crawley to be Lieutenant, without
pairelsafe, vice Bell, promoted Entign Robert Herring to
Be Ditto, vie Glalkott, appointed to the iSth Light Dragoons.
To be Inhams, without purchale— William Talbot, Gent. vice
Lynes, Inperfeded, being abbot w• 'tout leave.
Henry E. Robinson, Gent. vice Crawley.
John William Duke, Gent. vice Herring.
424 Dato—Major Robert Barclay to he Lieutenant Colonel,
without purcliafe, vice Stewart, appointed to the 9th loot;
Captain Henry Ridewood to be Major, vice Barclay; 'Acme.
Dant Clement Poole to be Captaip of a Company, vice Ride-
wood Enhgri John Crory to be Lieutenant, vice Poole , George
Brooke Gent. to be Zafignorke eras.
59th Dine—Captain Lord Alexander Gordon, from the Cold-
' ftkearn Foot Guards, tei be Captain of a Company, vice Cu y ler,

peomoted.
-
6•.0 bitto—Litutenam General Sir Eyre Conte, K. B. from the
89th Foot, to be Colonel, vke Lteutunant General Nugent, ap-
pointed to tht conmtand of the 6th Foot.
64th Regiment of Font.
le be Entigni, without purchafe—William Gamble, Cent. vice
Bletfoe, deceafed ; 1 huntaa liarrifua, Ger.t. vice Elwin, fupei -
Ceded. heir.; abf,.nt without leave ; John Jervoia, Geod. vice
Smith, fuperfeded, being ablitit without leave; and Awhony
Kolb, Gent, vice Parker, fsperfulal, being &Went without

leavi
yth Ditto—Enfign John Cameron w be Lieutenant, without pur-
ehafe, vice Al:Soul, promoted in the anti Foot; and tAven
Cameron, Gent. to be kagn, vice John Cameron.
8t It Regiment of Fcot.
o be Lieutenants—Enfigns Tkomas Robert Dundas, Francis
1) Dundaa, Akzander Gardiner, and George Sparks, without
purchafe. Enfign James Htndtrinn, by purchafe.
3 o be Entigns--Bartholomew V. Dcrenzy, Gent. vice T. R. Dun-
du ; Knozi‘tontgonicry, Gent. vice F. D. Dundu ; James Aid-
bnroughlrefit ds. Gent, vice Gardiner, and Edward Brewtter,

Gent. vice Sparks.
24.1 Ditto-i. John Oufcley Kearney, Cent. to be Enfgn, without
purchafe, vice Rainey, whole appointment ha, not ta►en place.
`4th Ditto--I.leutenant Courtland scbuykr to be Captain of a
Comgany, without purchafe; Enfgn Stawel Andrews to be
I ieutemint, vice Schuyler, at.c! Julio Kaye, Gent. to be b.ulign,

vice Andrews.
Spit Ditto—Quarter Matter Serjant James Corot to he Quarter
Matter, vice Howard, who rtfigns.
Ditto—Enfign William Flack to belleutenant, without put.
chafe, vire Irvine, promoted ; Morgan Carroll, Gent. to be !sn-
ip, Vice Holtt.n, tkceafed, and Henry Hale, Gent. to be En-
lists, vice Flack.
f9th Vitto.-I.leutenant•General Join Whiaelnclte, from the 66
!Peal Inds It,gtmcnt, to be Colonel, vice Sir Eyre Coots, sp.
painted to the command of the Sad Foot.
''4924 Ditto—Serjcant Major Daniel Stewart to be Adjutant, (with
die rank of kaifign), ewe Mackay, prumottd.
95th Ditto..-Thonias Crawford, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,
without purchale, vice Templeton, promoted lo the 47th Foot.
; fib Ditto--Major Alesandcr Francis Taylor, from half pay of
the late t 4th Carrifon Ila:talion, to be Major, eke Welton,
who recharges, and Thomas Davenport Hunt, gent. to be /a-
lign, without purrhak, eke Vanddeur, who refigns.
6th Well ludic icutenaut Generak•lniou
.Fraftr,from
flair-pay of the 133 d loot, to be Colonel, eke Lieutenant Ge-
neral Ca bitioche appointed to the command of the 89th Foot.
m ajor -General RaMfay's Rrgiment—Camain John Mills, from the
lit Light Dragoons, to be Captabi of a Compaoy,eice Lamour,

woo esatangu.
IlAcutuu's Beginient.—Enlign Juße de Corey co be Lkutenant, vim
Friedberg. promoted in Frotorg's Levi.
The King's German Legion.
61A licitalion of the Line— rofign George Baron Doting to be
Lieutenant, vice Weybe, who rcGgnet Ottotichaumnon, Gad.

to be n •
---
fign
91 nitro—
_k net) Fre.trrkk Baron Hantlein t be Lieutenant,

•rice Wrilbcrr, who r..lier.•
Bth Ditu—Corint loos!erits to he Enfign.
A.Regimetit of lvfantry for Set vice at the Cape of
Good Hope.
Major Samuel Cratatrt, frpm tht 934 Foot, to be Lkatenant Co-
lonel ; Captain jiwoo telin Cuyier, from the 59th Font. to be
Major,and CaptaM Charks Napicr,from the !total Stall Corps,
to be Major.
To he Captains of Contranies--1 ',cotenant George Weft Barnes,
front the loth tight Dravoora.
I trutensot Patric: Crawford. fro= the Loth Foot.
..roTenAnt Wiliam hunt the 7: th Foot.
I,tt :art I((n'llatalior Jicob 'Conine, from the 4th Rora:
est•ran Rattation,, o he Car.,in ~(i Contp.o.y, r ice ;161:11nIOCC•
Vs!, • h.nba, 404 Fillip Antio.w; Robinfoo, truni hattipt

of the 3 T ill Foot, to be toGgil vice hntach, promoted in the

79111s:wt.
4th 14,yul Vele= Boma ,n—Captain Henry Blackmore, from
the 3d Garrtfon Ruction, to Dc Captain oft Company, vice

'Coulon, tvio csehanco.
6:h
..tiorter-Maltrr-Setjeant Grow Eurlte, from the
Royar, to he Q2arter-M.ifter, trice M lutollt, who rcilims.
HOWITA I. STAFF.
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To be Surgeon% of Itreruitin4 Diftriets—Surgcon Thomaa French,
twin half my of tad Light Dragoon.; Surgeon Juba Goutlf•
man, scum haltpay ; Surgeon Julio Shogun, from half-pay of

911 Foot. -
London and V‘Tfirninlier Light Hnrfe Volunteers.
Cornet Herbert fawner to be Lieutenant. vice Gillefpic, who re.
Bans I Matthew Slaakefpear, Gent to he Cornet, vice 14.nner.
In the Gummi qf the tit Oetoher and a sth March laft.
74th Regiment of Font.
For none Ailgis, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice
Munm. decanted.
Read Change Astkity, Gent. to be Enlign, without purchafe,
•ice Munro, doerated.
cowl' Ditto.
For --P4,sy. Gent. to be I.nlign, wi:hont purchafe, vice
Frahe promoted,
itrad tri.b.:m P. 7,,,,,Gent. to be !align, without purehafe, vice
hater, promoted.

ORDNANCE-CIFFICIT. JUNE 2.
Corps of Royal Artillery Myers.
Second Lieutenant Conamill'ary George Blackest to be Fire. Lieu.
tevant Commilikry, vice Huniplirys, promoted; Lieutenant
Charles Wallis, of the EAR Middlefez Militia, to be Second
Lieutenant Commiffai y, vice Blackett. Dated May at, 806.
Commiffions in the Royal Lancafhire Militia, figned
by the Lord Lieutenant.—ilk Battalion.
To be Captains--.Jolni Befwick, Efq. Dated January a, tBO6.
Thomas Crewe, H.q. Dated Aprils titc6.
Edward Jones. Erq. Dated May 5, a/lob.
To be Lieutenants—Henry Frederick Bythefea, Gent. Dated
April in, ,806.
James Broderick, Gent. Dated May 8,1806.
To he Enfigii—John Fuge, Gent. Dated January 3, 1806.
sd Battalion—George Lloyd, Efq. to be Captain. Dated April
7, 1806.
George Strickland, Ffq. to be Ditto. Dated April n,
sdßattallon.-.olbert Denton, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Marsh
1, t Ito&
Henry Sheppard, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated March 3, 1806.
Commiffion in the Carnarvon Militia, fignsd by the
Lord Lieutenant.

Dennis O'Kerney. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 1, 1805.
Commitnon us the Warw•iekthire Regiment of Militia,
figned by his Majefly.
Richard Francis Frecman, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Smith, se-
ligned. Dated May z 9,
PA RTNKRSHIPS DISSOLVED.

George Armftrong, John Swan, and John P Baldry, of Wap-
ping•Wall, copper and hrab-founders. April 30, 1806.
Robert fah-brother and William Harwood, of Little Wylde-
ftrett, St. Giles in the Fields, Middle-fez, lather dyers, May 24,
Seth

'Whoa :Marton and Jofeph Ackroyd, of Bradford, Yorkfhlre,
grocers, April t 7, 11106
Cafrandra Hall and Thomas Hall, of Lincoln, merchants, May
13. t Son.
John Wood and Robert Wood, at Bottamfall, Nottinghamfbire,
farmers, April u, 'Sob.
Ann Hill, 'lhomas Simplon. John Hill, Thomas Hill, of Bar-
ton. I.iiirolnlbire. raft and timber-merchants, May 20, 1
John Lowe and Gabriel Spencer, of Marichelter, brokers and
COMMIZOIKI 11, May 3t, t

BANKRUPTS.

Francla Drakc, of Plymouth Dock, Devonlbire, baker, dealer and

cha?man , to (intender June 7, t 7, and July i 5. at ten, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Allen, New 13ritlge-ftreet.
Fiddeman, of Watton, In Norfolk, merchant, dealer and

chapman, Junr 11, 13, and July zs, at four, at the Angel inn,
Marketplace, Norwich. Attornics kl,.ffrs. Sewell and Blake,
. .

Norwich; or kletfrs Tilbury and Bedford, Bedford-row.
John Baker, late of lttidgewater, Somerfealtire, jobber of cattle,
dealer and chapman. June 7, July Is, and t 5, at the Anna inn.
Bridgewater. Attt•rnits, Mr. Boys, Bridgewater; or Marrs.
Blake, Cook's cowl, Carey-llreet, London.
John Ivied& 11, of Liverpool, fattier, June 30, July Ts, and ts, at
one, at the Globe l'avern, John-ilreet, Liverpool. Attomies,
Mcßee. Stanifireet and Eden, No. 6, lAA-finer, Livvrpool ;
or Mr. Thomas Winelle, John•ftrect, Bedford-row, London.
Augu Rine Woodward, of Liverpool, porter•merchaot, dealer and
chapman, July t, a, and ts, at eleven, at the Yo:k liorel,‘Vil-
liarnfott's.fqsare, Liverpool Attornies, Mr. Jolah Williamfon,
Leigh Arco, Liverpool.
William Moffstt, of Quueen•lrret, Long Acre. Midakf:x. iron-
monger, June to, Ls and July t at one; at Guildhall. London.
Attornies, ?vleffrs. Foulkes and l.ongdill, Holborn-court, Gray's
Inte.

Wiliam Barfoot, of Waltham A4ey, DR:, grocer, dealer and
Chapman, June 14,11, and July 15, at ten. at Guibilull, London.
Attorney, Mr. T. T. Rigby, New City Chai—aers, Rithaiggate-
ftreet.

Ply 11. Alan,ler Rofd and John Ogilvie, late of Argyle- ftreet,
Middlefex, army agents, tic at ten, at Guildhall
July 5. William Kendall, late of Manclieller-Rreet, Maticheftcr
fquare, Middlefez, tosibler,at one. at Guildhall.
July us. Moro Bil ett, of Southwark, Surrey, linen-draper, at
tea, at Guildhall.
June 28. Edward Nathaniel Barrow, of Leadenball-Brat, baker,
at ten, at Guildhall.
June at. John Pierce, of Bred-Brat, London, warelioufeman,
at ten, at Guildhall.
June 24. Abraham De Mendes, late of the Pavement, Moorfi,lik,
traerchantaae. at ten, at Guildhall.
June a.. Stephen Richt ,gs and Somerfet Richings, now or late of
Oxford.breeches waken.. &c at ten, at Guildhall, London. -
•fuly 5. Jan Mullion, of Weftusinßer,brewer, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jane as. John Cunningham, of Eprom, Surrey, Ihopkeeper, at t-n,
, at Guildhall, London.
June at Francis Scurry, of Kent Road, Southwark, coal dealer
at down, at Guildhall.
July t. Jam,' Adannlbn, of Mancheßer, merchant, at eleven, at
the Bridg-water Arms, Ma ,cheltcr.
Julie 28. Jehn Abraham, late of Houndfditch, warelionfeman, at
ten, at Guildhall.
June at. Daniel M'Kintay and Abraham Mendes Belefario, of
Size-lane, Lnndon, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall.
June it. Thomas Leerning. of Prelim, I..ntafbire, John Myres.
of Clecklicaton, Yorkthirc, and Wm Cha:,nini, of Prelton,
worded manufadturers, &a. at twelve, a: the Sun lun, Bradford,
Yorkshire.
June It. John Ellis. of Tar/Mock-React, Middle-fez, linen draper,
at ten, at Guildhall.
June 11. Rickard Ginger, of queenhithe, London, falter,
dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall.
June at. Maria Watkins. .f Wdk, Somerfetihire, milliner and
ihopkeeper, at ten, at GuildhalL
June at. Benedidt Paul Wagner, of Great Winchefter.flreet,
London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 23. '1 henna share, late of Cletaitry-Mortimer, Salop,
druggift, grocer, and ironmonger. at eleven, at the Eagle and
Serpent Inn, in Cltubury-Mortimer.
June 23. 1•liz itieth Share, widow, and Thomas Share, both late
of Cleoliuty-alortimer, Salop, druggUts, grocers and co-
partnira, at eleven, at the Eagle and Serpent Inn, in Cleobury-
Mortimer.
June 28. Daniel Higgs, now or late of Chipping Sodium?, GNI •
celterthire. brandy merchant, at ten, at the White Lion, Brined.
June 28. Thomas Eddells, of Aldermanbury, London, Ware-
houfeman, at one at Guildhall.
June t 9. Richard Walker, now or late of l.eicefter, dealer and
chapman, at twelve, at the Blue Bell Inn, Leicefier. •
June 3. William Whittaker, of Maricheiter, I.ancafhire, mer-
chat.t, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchelter.
June rst. James Holmes, of Botchergate, near Carlifle, Cumber-
land, common carrier, at cleven,at th: Lion and Lamb, Carlifle.
June 4. Edward Nizoo, of Mancliciter, merchant, dealer and
chapman, at CleVal, at the Sp-cad Eagle Inn, Manchefter.
June 19. Benjamin Rufhforth, of Marlhall.Hall, and William
Rufhforth, Crowftone.Hall, Halifax, YorkHre merchants, and
copartners, at ten, at :he Yew Tree Inn, Ronert-Town.
June 13. John iturf.,ll. now or late of Worc.lter, grocer, a: four,
at the Hop Pok Intl, Vs'orceller.
June 18. Phones Haynea,now or late of Oundle. Northampton-
Onre, nurferyman, and feedlot/ n, at eleven, at the Ocoee Inn,
Nurtharnyton.
June 16. Joflah Jenner Jordan, late of Gloucefter, grocer and
tea-dealer, at eleven, at the Old Bear, Glouceftcr.
June 23. John Ruffen, Edward ittiff.ll, William Hartland, and
Thomas Williams, now or late of Woreeller, merchants and
copartners, at four, at the Hop Pole Inn. Worceßer.
June 26. John hliloar, of Murky, Yorkflare, woolßapler, at ele-
ven. at the I lota, in Leeds.
June 24. Dingman. late of Liverpool, merchant, at one,
at the Ynrk Hotel, Williamfon-fquare, Liverpool.
July 11. Samuel Johns, late of Plymouth Dock, Devon, Chop-
keeper and taylor, at eleven. at the Hotel, Exeter.
June 17. pint Peters and Alexander Peters. of tne Blrongli of
Southwark, Surrey, linen-drapers and partners, at ten at Guild-
hall.

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