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IaiATA in ttit f7Ji t tills of tk&-i lit 14th inst.
• giment of Dragnono-.—For Cornet Charles Blois to be Lieu
t. ;tint, without purchasr, vice Bagwell, appointed to the It!
I lagoon Guard'; read, Crinee Charles Blois to be Lieutenant
ithout Inflame, vice duties, appointed to the td Royal' Vete •
ton Eattahon.
!Irth Foot—For Captain W. MiMalion ; read, Captalo.Willian.
O'Brien M•Mahou.
ith Garrison Battalion—tor Ensign W. Careen, from the Ft',
Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant,- vice Davies, appointee
in the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion; rem! Enstit W. Green-,
boot the Pith Garrison Battalion, to he Lieutenant, trite Da •
vies, appointed to the I Yds Royal Veteran Ha lotion.
DISI MIT 110:4 OF ERItR MONEY.

BOSttnable, Poadicea, Siring, Nereid', and Otter, and tiie
'more employed In the attack upon Sr. Paul's, 14e of , Bourbon,
the With Init. at 13. Gre.tt George-street, and there recalled.
Sparrnw, for sundry Prowan veswl‘ taken between the 16th
'nd 21 at of A pril, !anti, and the loofa Rooks and Maria, and Al-
t.icnre, tor la M inervr, ar V.?, A hntitl street, and there recalled.
Dover and Samarattf, for the Ramberg ; snd the Clorinde
Prom., for PHenri, the 9.sth and 3uth instant, at 3, Brick-
-.oor, tmple, and there reralicd.
1..i7,1an1a, for ti e Confiance, on her arrival ; recalled lit Mr.
b. fortes:. GlDett, Plymouth.
BANKRUPTCY FNI.ARGED.
l'or 9, William Parry, of Carle-.trcet Leicester-muare, Mid-
dlesex, ch:naman, dealer and chapran, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.

Itolin rdinotidg, of 1.7 nion•irreet. Sralfielda. Mitlcrelex, chew.
manger, dealer and chapman, to ..torrinder Ottotier 5, 19, and
I.lovember fi, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1). Wi
klarveg, Sr. Helup',-place, Shsbologite-atreet, London. . 44,
Grint of Tottehham-Court•road, Middlesex, bra t,
October 5,9, and Nov. F, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atterisere
Mr. Davison, Warren-street, Fitarssy-squana.

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DIVIDENDS to be Made at GUILDHALL.
tetober 16, George Millis B-cher and Joseph Barker, Broad--
,t'reet, London, and Manchester. merchants, at twelve. October
Jam• s Denison, Wm. Atierews Phelps, and George Williams,
}way-street, warehottsenien, at ten. Nov. 4, John Wood, New-
Butts, surrey. coal-merchant, at ten. Nov. 2, '1 homas
Aldgate High-at rcet , linen draper, at two. Nov. S. Wm,
clew MI, ermyn-r tees, taylor, at eleven. Nov. 2, Robert Wilton,
Low Church-yard, merchant, at eleven. Nov. 6, Wm. Staines,
crest Russell-street, Bloomsbury, mercer, at twelve. Nov. 6,
Wm. falullens, (loom, Surrey, bricklayer, at one. Nov. 6, Am-
brose Cuiler.NA'ater-lane;l'ower-street, painter • stainer, at twelve.
Nov. 6, limmas Hale, of Worcesiet, glover, at twelve. Nov. 2,
T 1 amasina Dawson and William Powling, Aldgate High-street,
linen-clrarets, at tine Nov. 6, Wm. Webli, Westminster Bridge-
road, coal-merchant, at one. Nov. iO, Thomas Hearn,Clements-
lane, merchant, at twelve. Nov.lo, Wm. Knight Bates, Minn-
ries, Boor-cloth-manufacturer, at twelve. INov. 10, Henry Will.
mutt, Shoreham, Kent, paper-maker.
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DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Cober 16, Wm. Dickon', !'ansfield, grocer, at eleven, at the
Nlare Swan, Mansfield. October 19, Joan Pinder, Cudworth,
Yorkshire, maltsrer, at ten, at the Three Cranes Inn, Barnsley.
October Thomas Garner, of Dudley, grocer, at eleven, at the
Littleton 's Arms-lan, l'enkridge. October 16, Edo and 'Turner,
Wednesbury, coal and lime• dealer, at eleven, at the Littleton's-
Arms Inn, Penk ridge. October 27, JamesAdamson,Marchester,
merchant, at one, at the Talbot, Manchester. October 12, John
oliinson, Dalston, Cumberland, cotton-spinner, at ten, at the
Ktaa's Arms Inn, Carlisle. October 19, Henry Faugotp,
saran. Carri:it- henshire, coalonerctant, at one, at the Red Lion
Inn, Sliafresbury. October IP, James Niblock and George Bur-
geo, Bristol, linen-drapers, at twelve. at the Commereial-rooms,
Bristol. October 21, Robert Wriflit, rxotwich, ironmonger, at
eleven, at the Crown Inn, Nantvr eh. Nov id, Thos. leacher,
Newport Pagnell, Bucks, brewer, ar eleven, at the Cruwo Inn,
Olney, Bucks.
CERTIFICATES, OcToOtit 16.
Samuel Alisop, of 6t: Angell, Cornwall, beer-brewer. Ann.
Veyse),,Ezeter, haberdasher. John Colville, Lonfloil. manufac-
turer. John Waisby, Battersea, common brewer. Thos. Poulter,
petworth, :uses, victualler. Wm. Norbrook, Ipswich, Suffolk,
victualler. Wm. Austin, Ellisotreet, Clielseaf bricktayer. John
atkins, Nottingham, login. Wm. Elliot, Karr, Cornwall,
call-sloth-manufacturevo

SUPPLEMENI iO ilia LONDON G.IZETTE.

lORL•IGN OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 25.
Dispatelei, of which the following are copies, have
this day been received by Viscount CASTLENEAGH,

leis Majesty's Principal Secretai y of State for Foreign
Affairs, from his Excellency. General Viscount CATH•
CART, K. I'. his Majesty's Arnbassador Extraordi-
nary and Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of all the
Rossias,, and EDWARD THORNTON, Esq. his Majes-
ty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary to the King of Sweden, dated Toplitz, Septem-
ber 7, and Juterboch, September 10.

Imprrial Head Quarters, Toplitz, September 7.
MY LORD—In my last dispatches by the messen-
ger Fisher, I had the honour to relate the removal of
a Russian and Prussian army frain Silesia to Bolie,
snia, to form a junction with the Austrian forces at
the close of the a, mrstice, and the subseqtaent march
of the combined forces of the three powers, to a posi-
tion on the left bank of the Elbe close to. Dresden ;
also, that, for reas(as therein stated, the allied army
wade h flank march to the right, repassed the Bohe-
mian fr.ntier, and assembled near this place, where
the first corps of the French army, under general
Vandamme, having mistaken the object of the allies,
and having advanced into the Bohemian territory on
the left bank of the Elbe, in order to attack the line
of march, was cut off. That a Rnssian corps under
Count o,termann 'l'olstoy, of which some regiments
of the Russian Imperial Guards formed the principal
part, had gained immortal honour in stopping and
bearing the whole weight of General Vandamnre's
corps, until on the following day, by an able disposi-
tion, the whole of this French force was routed,- cut
off, and dispersed in the woods ; all its Generals, ite
cannon, and several of its eagles and colours being
taken.

In the meanwhile, the Prince Royal of Sweden
having nut-manoeuvred the attack directed upon Ber- i
lin, and having gained a decided victory on the 24th
ult. with his left wing, and followed up his successes
by advancing both his wings wad his centre, as far as
circumstances would permit, has every there defeated
the enemy and taken his cannon. And G,eneral
Blucher, with the Russian Generals Langeron and
Sachen, having destroyed the whole corps of Macdo-
nald, and parts or other corps united to him, retiring
only when the enemy opposed very superior forces,
has dr;ven the enemy across the Bober, the Queiss,
and the Neisse, and has compelled Bonaparte to come
Riot a second time to meet hint near Boitzen, having
taken upwards of eighteen thousand prisoners, and
save hundred i.ieces of tamest, with stores and bag-
gAge in prepartinn.
General Bet igsen, with the first army of reserve,
exceedmg eighty thousand men, has crossed the
Oder, and is advancing to the Bober, his advanced
guard bring already beyond the Katzbach- •
In the meanwhile, the supplies which were re-
quired after the very great exertions made by the
army, in twice passing the mountains during such
unse.asonable weather, having arrived, the Inrces which
have been avilead-quarters are again in motion.
The Russians and Prussians, under General Bar-
chi/ de Tully, and Count Wittgenstein, with several