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ALL Persons having any Claim or Demand upon
the Estate of EDWARD WILLIAMS, forMerly of Suf-
folk-street, Chariug-cross, afterwards of King-street, Sarnt James's,
and lately of Beaufort-row, in the Parish of St. Luke's, Chqbez,
in the County of Middlesex, Esquire, deceased, are requested to
send an account thereof to Tuouas TREVOR MATROII, of Penn-
hobin, near Mold, Flintshire Esquire, or to Mr. Paws No. 1,
New-square, Lincoln's Inn, Lodon, who are authorized by the
Administratrix of the said Edward 'Williams, to adjust the same,
and to receive all debts, owing to the Estate of the deceased.

TwTfords near Reading, t;utCher., V. L. Vandermoolen, Castle-
street, Houndsditeh, warehouseman. Abbotts, Skinner-street,
wine-mercbaat. . T. Rya's and Wentworth, New Corn Ks-
change, Mark-sane,'fiour-factors. F. Dietrichsen, North Chareb,
Hens, lace-agent. Niewich, linen:draper.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Lee and Co. Beaton, Nottioshamshite, lacr•machine-makers.
Rowntree and Bloat, Newcastle-upon-Tyue, maltstets. Nathan and
Westin, timber-merchants. MOrgan and Diaper, Higbwood Hill,
near •Hendon, farmers. Powell and William!, Newport, Moo-
mouthshire, merchants. Hillary and Baxter, Chatham, wine-
merchant!. Stead and Co. Barge-yard, Bucklersbury, merchants.
Waters and Riddifted, Coventry-street, tailors. Miller and Phipps,
Itathbone-place, guitar-manufacturers. Baker and Smith. Stock-
port, linen-drapers. C. and ft. Willoughby, Frome Seiwood,wine-
Illenehants. Brantineliam and Co. Chesterfield, iron-merchants.
Oidessell aad Krill, Cheltenham, plumbers. Craven anti Blakey,
Wakefield, boat-builders.' Tomlin and Cresiwell, Nottingham
twist:tisachine-makers. & and H. S. Drake, Taunton, printers
Bowen and Co. Brighton, iron-founders. Burland and Harrison,
Liverpool, glaziers. Nicholls and Cooper, Gracechurch-street,
•Lmanufacturers. Hughes - sad Co. Manchester, colour-dealers.
Brine and Co. Portsea, brewers. Kingdon and Shearm, Stratton,
Cot nwall, attornies.
General Weekly Average of the Price of British Coen, which
governs Importation, made up to the 20th of August
'Wheat Sys. 14. illtes S&L idreans 455; Od.
Barley 395. 9d. Rye 435. 8.1. Peas 445. 94.
The Average Price-'of' Brawn or fildscovacin Sugar, computed
from the Betas ns made in the Work leading the S4tlLAuntet,lll94,
is 415. 10V. per Vitt. exclusive of the duties.
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MI LITiItRY PROMOTIONS. • L.
• WA It•LOTVICS, AUGUST 26, 1825.
4th Regirps9t elf Dragoon Gnar4i—Coctiet George Michael Keane
to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lawrenson, prompted ; Wil-
liam Cuninghame, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase;vice Keane.
Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—,Lieutenant Richard Hort to be
Capt.dn, by purchase, *ice Campbell, promoted ; Cornet Chant-
bre Ponsonby to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hort ; Sir
Wfiliain Lie/renal Young, Bart. to be Cornet, by purchase,
vice Ponsonby.
9th Ditto—Troop-Serjeant-Major T. Wright to be Quartermaster,
vice Hely, deceased.
10th Ditto—Cornet and akitntiqueter John Surman to have the
rank of Lieutenant' • •
13th Ditto—Cornet MAW Sugars to be Lieutenant, by purchase,

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To bo'Enslgrsr, liy pa 'Me-- ephen rr
. Gent. and George Crayff.oo. Ct.** •
uciwlAL STA .
Henry James Jemmet;, Gent. tot?, Uwe"' Tinfifies
appointed to the 35th Peat • •
RITA L MIVTA SIT aostgeor.
Captain James Chadwick, ilom the 'ROA School of the Army; to
be Riding Master.
STAFF.
Lieutenant John Daniel, frem the 7th Light Dragoons (Assisting
in the Riding School of the Army), to have the rank and pay of
Captain of Cavalry, vice Chadwick, appointed to the Royal Mi-
litary College.
The undermentioned Officers have been permitted to dispose of
their half•pay as unattached 'Commissions : •
Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis Augustus Northey, half-pay, Permanent
Assistant-Quartermaster-General ; Major Robert Bl•Crea, late
sth Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain Honourable James Stopford,
half-pay, 20th Foot; Captain Sohn Thruston,balf-Pay 16th Light
Dragoons; Captain John de Breton, lialtpay 60th Foot; Cap-
tain Sampson Carter, half-pay Ist darrison Battallot; Captain
William Vero Taylor, half-pay 28th Foot; Captain Alexander
M'Pherson, half-pay 66th Foot; Captain John Campbell, half-
pay 44th Foot ; C.apmitt James Lewin, half-pay 30th Foct ;
Captain James Read, half-pay, 18th "Foot ; Lieuteriant JaTes
Kirby, half-pay 47:h Foot ; Lfentenant George Bathurst Symes,
half-pay 68th Foot ; Ensign Thomas Carrnichiel,•halfilay 46tb
Foot ; Ensign Alex. Gray Davidson, half-pay Cape Regiment.
xazatonaattattal•
The permission granted to Lieut. Doibel, half-pay ids Dragoon
Guards to dispose of his half-pay' as stated in the Gazette of 45d
ultimo, has been withdrawrC • • • •
• OFFICE OF tiRDSANOIt,/ AUGUST 23, 1825:
Royal Regiment of Attlßery—Setiond Ciptain Joseph Harwell,
from the-half--pay, to be Second Captain, vice RdAardes, whose
appointment, as autified in the Gazette of the Bth instant, does
not take place.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Kent, and City and Caunty of the City of CaMerbary.
Frederick William Mulcaster, Ban. to be Detitsty Lieutenant' of
the :County of Kent, and City and County of the City of Com-

ALLEN'S PRINCIPLES OF MODERN RIDING FOR
GENTLEMEN.
This day was published, elegantly printed in royal octavo, and
embellished with 32 Engravings, Pricc One Guinea in boids,
1114 E PRINCIPLES ot MODERN RIDING for
A- GENT LEm EN, in -which the late Improvements of the
Manage and Military Systems are applied to Practice, on the Pro-
menade, the Road, the Field, and the Course.
•
By JOHN ALLEN,
Riding Master, Seymour-place, Bryanstone-square.
London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 73, Cheapside
Andrews, Bund•street ; and C. Chappel,
Where may be had,
ALLEN'S PRINCIPLES of MODERN RIDING for
LADIES.

vice Stuart, promoted.
16th Ditto—Cornet William Payne Neale to be Lieutenint, by
purchase, vice Crossky, promoted ; George Francis. Rowley
Johnstoh, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Neale. .
17th Ditto—Cornet Sahluel Pole to be Lieutenant, by 'porthole,
vice Robins, promoted; Keith Fraser, Gent. to be Cornet, by
purcbase, vice Pole.
3tl Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign Brownlow William Knox,
from the 'sscl. Foot, to. be Ithsig9-aui Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Fraser, promoted.
Ist Regiment of Foot-11181v% Edward A. G. Muller to be Me— n-
tenant, without purchase, vice .11:Abington. sleceakil. •.•
To be Etwigns--Hastings William Neville, Gent. without purchase,
vice Muller; W9liant H,untly Campbell; by purchase, vice
Every, promoted.
7th Ditto—Ensign Cecil La Touche, from the 11th Foot, to be
lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stuart, promoted.
Sts, Ditto--Ensign Charles Jobn Deshun, from the 2d Royal Ve-
teran Battalion, to be Ensign,wkhout purchase.
1 lth Ditto—Ensign James Henry England to be Lieutenant, with-
out piirchase vice Moore, promoted lathe 45th Foot. •
.Tibe linslf4--Gentleman Cadet Walifple 9. Eyre, from the
Royal Military College,,by purchase, vice La Touche, promoted
ha the 7th Foot.; Mark James Oiletiiitivefent. without purchase,
vice England.
lath Ditto—Captain Germs- Torhervillo so be Major, by purchase,
vice Ilare, promoted; Lieutenant William Gascoyoe Shako to
be Captain, by purcbase,:vice Tutlaerville ; Edgar' Daily
to be Lieutenant. ItY purchase, vice Shako ; Benjamin Wilson,
Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bayiyi
It* Ditto—Brevet Ma•
re Jobs W. Audain to be Major, with.
out purchase, vice Hook, promoted in the Ceylon Regimeni,
17th Ditto—Ensign Charles Forbes to be Lieutenant, vice Graham,
deceased ; Cooper. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Forbes.
25th Ditto—William Jackson, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Stnart, promoted.
27th Ditto--Lientenadt Ames Knox, from the let Royal Veteran
Battalion, to be Lieutenant. vies Talbot, promoted.
34th Ditto—Lieutenasit Nicholas It. Brown, from the 46th Foot.
to be Lieutenant, vice Simkins, who exchanges.
85th Ditto--Lieutenant Henry Semple, from the '77th Foot, to lin
Lieutenant, vice Daniel Keogh, who retires upon half.pay of the
44th goal Ensign John Rata of Portarlington, front half pay
of the 86th Foot, to be Ensign, *ice George Fable Horafos*
who exchanges; Quartermaster-Seijeant J. B. Price to be Quar-
termaster, vice Matthews, deceased.
45th Ditto--Lieutenant William Moore, from the 11th Foototo
be Capialn. without purchase, vice Kelly,' demised.
46th Ditto--Lieutenant Thomas Mann Simkins, from the Sidi
Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brown, who exchanges; &Ward
Ilungerford Delaval Eters Napier, Gent. to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Manners, appointed to the 79th Fan.
Soth Ditto--Lieutenant Robert Williams, from, the 5d Roya
Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant.
52d Ditto—Captain Stepney St. George, from the half-pay, to be-
Captain (paying the difference to e Half-pay Ford), vice'
James Frederick Love, who exchanges.
55d Ditto—Edward Deinle Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice.
Knox, appointed to the 3d Foot Guards.
63d Ditto--Sersant.Major Wadden, from the 05th Foot,
to be Adjutant; with the rank of Ensign, vice Jordan, who re-
signs the Adjutantcy only.
66th Ditto--Lieutenant Kenneth Tolmie Ross, from the half-pay I
of she 88th Feet, to be Paymaster, vice John Kerr, who retires,
upon half-pay.
70th Ditto—Lieutenant William Payne, from halt-pay of the Ripe
Brigade, to be Lieutenant (repaying the 'difference to the Hill-
pay Fund), vice Frederick Pictet, whose appointment has mot
taken place.
77th Ditto--Lleutenant Thomas Johnston Palmer, from half pay
44th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Semple, appointed to the 55th
Foot.
75th Regiment of Foot—Ensign Robert Manners, free the 46th
r POCK, to be lkisigo, vice Bates, appointed to the 65th Foot.
Sick Ditto--Lieutenant Ronald Macdonald, from the 88th Feet,
to be Lieutenant, vice Twigg, promoted.
35th Ditto—Ulideughby Frederick Miller Mundy, Gent. to he
Fonign,by purchase, vice Martin, promoted.
88th Ditto--Lieutenant Hercules Ellis to be Captain, vice Farb,
• deceased.
90th Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Stuart to be Captain, by pur-
chase, vice Conry, who retires Ensign Frederick White to lb*
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stuart ; Henßobert Thurlsor.
Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Whiteye.
94th Ditto —Ensign John Wetherell to be lieutenant, by purchase,
- vice Davies, promoted; Ferdinand Carter, Gent. to be Ensign%
by purchase, vice Wetherell.
Ist West India Regiment—Lieutenant Harman Jeffares to be
Captain, oleo-netnews**, deceased ; Ensign • Arthur Maynard
Gray. be Lleuteoant, vies, Jeffares; George Robert Pole,
Gent. to be Ensign, vice Grays
Ceylon Regiment—Brevet Lfr.
the 16th Foot, to be Y'

Uouel Hoek, from
_ without purchase.
UNAffACHILIA
Tate Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry, by purchase—Brevet Lkot.
Colonel Richard Goddard Hare, from the 12th Feet. • • 1
Te be Major of lufantry,.by purchase—Captain IIentrINSIOISI
• Campbell, from the Sth Light Dsagoin. ~:
be Captains of Compsoitil, by parchase-r-Liestenant Ik=
Stuart, front the 13th Light Dragoons; Leut.' Semi
from the 52d loot; Deutenant Thomas Hart., Davies, frost
94th Foot; Linton:it Atha Lawasneolls hos' the 4th
.r.O
Gsards ; Lieutenant ,Ge.erge Robbins, from the 17th Light si
goons; Lieuttitint Chatkis Anare*), from' the 15th • Light.
LAdn.Ds
l/with ; Liiiiiteraktß illibert Boodago, Brow Abe Dili Feet s.
Juba er°46lets WWI the 16th Light Duval's; Lieut. Kithira
Frederick Hill, from the 32d Fodt. .. ••i
14 be Lkeitenatts et Infamy, by ionwinSM-411111111alitivisti aillltTs
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tcrbury.
Wet Kent Regiment e Alilitia—Thomas Itlonypenup Es to be
Captain, Tice Rycreft, resigned.
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EDUCATION Teti THE NETHEI#LANDS.
13ROSSELS, AUGUST 26. .
On the 1011 of August, a Hord. Decree was issued at
the Hague, to the following effect:
We ace. On the report of oar Min4ter
of the interior; of the 2d of July, last, whence it results
that some parents send their children to foreign countries
to he instructed in. the humanities, considering that it is
justly to be frared that in some of these foreign schools
they may imhibe pi ititieles cgnfrari to national in ti.
unions and the sentiments of our subjects, at4cl desiring
to prevent the inconveniences which may ensue flora
this state of things to: the Belgic youths and to .he
Stave; considering the report of the Director-Genet al
of the affairseof the Catholic Worship of t.he 26th of
July last, ss well as the further report of out Minister Of
the Interior of 6t'o of August, we Kaye decreed :
4,1. No young 13elgians who after the *et of om6ber neat shall
have studied kise *amenities out of the ktygient, shall be aditnitted
to yie of our, Unkversities, or to the PtillamihicalCoikle, loSituted
by our Decree pf the 14th of June last; •
•4 2. Thome ytho are to be examined by:the lepedty of fAtters
befyfe they canl*—adygillefr ittittatti, 'll**Al'''Rew of all p)•oduce
certificates•frotn their Professors That they hive rect;leiti front those
Prefemors, for some years **Rhea -intRrOVARM; justructions in the
ancient lagguages and the principles of the sciencet;:.
" 3.' Those young Belgians who after the Ist' orOctober neat
' shall have,studied the Immenitics out of the king 4011, or whohltall
, Wye purpled their academical atudiesPut of the hifigtlem,slasilp ot
be appointed by cis in any,emptoplCoo) Or admittedto exerolseeny
ecclesimtleal inactions." . .

SPAIN AND HER. !ATI; % MIES.
• • 1104
The last numberof the NersieEncyclopaieste contain,
an ,article;frons whence the follewio is sieteacteil;
44 A pamphlet,his lately tria4 its ppearsince atiPirrls,
entitled Des Droitak AEspigtte ipr GOleiiess Our
ImportaxcedisaatOpiine rot laps, aLikla llamas dye a
ces Drafts ; .the author of which has•ventneed to eirOdi-
cats, in It iety.eZttaor&n hittilieVetni,tights oflSpain
to her to Colonies, and to aiticks.the.iftitish potion
withgnat fiiry. He enumerator all the aturpations of
Enst,antl..and insists that the English should be called
upon to melte restitution, With *erect tothe rights of
Spain, a her legitimate and inconteatible tights' be di-
vides them into three species—first discovery,conquest,
and prescription. He adds, withtbe utmost seriousness,
another title, arisiogfrom the 4 dotration .ofthe New
IWorld made to Ferdinand and Arabella by o Alex-
ander VI: which, lie says, .modern putlioistes treat too
tghtly 1 He detalls the services pastorale& by V.:. Ca.
Itholic Missionaries, and especially by the lesuits, in
South Atneoica, and declares that, on the very day ey
were expelled,'a fall ofanew happerierlat
the people iraiibrit...d to thedispiewnwe of Hikvin at
the act. He maintainsthaviheteltmies of onth Ame-
rica have no right to emancipation,- and moreover do
not desire it. He observes, that the treaty with the
English, which recognized their independence, (stipu-
lates nothing far those Colonies but, schism and btason.
To trample under soot the lily Ma the cross,' says the
wi iter, ' forms the first at ic'e of this alliance: Ina se-
parate chapter. entitled, 6 Of Engloai: the author con-
siders the political and moral cc:id:l6°ns of this country;
and he declares that the terms 4 civil and religious li-
berty, which England proclaiw, mean the negkdt of
Gen
.and contempt towards Kings. He sap that Eng-
land is, 4 consumed by physical and moral rottenness
(writ); that it is destitute of good faith, worn out with
age, crushed beneath the weight ci its debt, and upon
the very verge of ruin: Ye he inipioresthe Monarchs
of Europe, for the sake of their own safety, to declare
war against the English. and to renew the system of
continestal blockade, si hich would be; he says, very
easiy oat tiol into% ffeet by rnesesarrfthe Holy Alliance.
sists of 1J55
ST. DOMING° -7-The French part of ibis alma con-
squatelea.gues, of 25 to the dtgres. Spa.
aish part, 2251 ditto ; islands, 110. 'Deal, 3844. The
present population. 93.5 956.: all colours, being an
augmentation, imi forty years, of 235,000. Shnlii the
populatioil ,i6atinue lo incritte in'tlte same proportion,
of one percent. it would in a telltwry amount to two in I.
The tart isatlont liens the Foemch part of St. Do.
:4‘ 178814eFessoeoi-easoussed to 175,990,000 fr.
U 41164664 fOci"M:Fortnce. to 44i miliionq of
liens %keit Tfromlfordeatrx. 12. f1etizdiar-
..,,.1...6 . ports in the Pptach
St. Donsingnare, Clive Fraocorsiavtbrgaiar t.
,aoher,lfiert-itereintt,l.estoasies. Ste. dco. Spw-
.4 pant Iris few andliatiana
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