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London, England, 1807-11-04 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTION&

Countniffions finned by the Lord. Lieutenant of the
County of Kent.—Lath of Stray Volunteers.
Fallen William Gardner to be Lieutenant; Robert Hinde, jun
Gest. to be Ev fign, Vice Birch, rcfigned ; Edward Gardner,
thY to be ditto, vice Gardner, promoted. Dated Odober
Si; lio7.

Stapleborf Volunteers.
Second lieutenant James Getaway •to be Fite Lieutenant, vice
Watfon. deceated; William Spowg. Gent. to be Second Lieute-
nant, vice Ottaway. Dated 06tober 23, 1807.
Commiflions figned by the Lord Lieutenant rf Hants.
Wiliam Dale Farr, Efq. to be Deputy Lieutenant; Jahn White,
and l-larris Bigg Wither, Efqrs. to be ditto. Dated Dauber
23, 1807.
her pert Battalion of Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Holkins, jun. Gent. to be hnegn. Dated Od. 27,1807
Havant Battalion of Volunteer Infantry.
James White, Gent. to be Erlgn. Dated October 27. tBc.7.
Vieualling Office Volunteer Artillety.
aft Company—Edward Chigingworth, Gebt. to be Firft Lieute-
nant; James Edward Spearing, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,
'Dated Odoter 30, 1807.
24 Con•pany— James Collins, Cent. to be-Firft lieutenant; and
juisn qurcher, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant Dated as abuve.
Comntillions ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Rutiand.—Rutland Volunteer Legion.
Difmounted Rifle Company.
John Briggs, Gent. to be Lieutenant. vice Gardner, refigned.—
Detest September 26. 1807.
Rutland Volunteer Infant' y.
e..Bation Cllbbotts, Ffq. to be Captain, vite Palmer, elevated;
Tat pis Jc."::,g. edit. to be Lieutenant, viceGit.boni, remota ;
(.! bere.:"!'l. Gent. to be Enho, vice Siam, pro
nutted. Dated ClZto:.fr 3. 1307. •
Comaiiffions figned Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Dtibf.;--Derbythit Msstia.
Edward Chick, and Nathaniel Mills, °eats. to be Lieutenants
Dated Dauber to, 18°7.
South High Peak Battalion.
William Greaves. Gent. to be Lieutenant; George Holmes, and
Je bn tybray, Gents. to be Enfigns. Dated 30, 1807.
Comma-ion in the Huntingdonthire Militia, ligned
• by his Majelly.
. ;am White, Gent.. to be Adjutant, vice Greene, refigned.—
Dated Ottuber 12, t8:.7. •
Csminiffions fined by the Lord Lieutenant of the
• , County or Bedford.
ntephio I'llornton, and William Allen, Efqrs. to be Deputy Lieu-
tenants. Petal September &8,
COMmilEont in the Wildhire Regiment of Yeomanry
Cavalry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Lieutenant W. H Grubb to be Captain, vice Long deceafed.
Cornet William Hughes to be Lieutenant, vice Grubbe.
J. H. Waddington, Gent. to be ditto. AU dated Sept. 22, 1807.
Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Pembroke.
Royal Pembroke Battalion of Futileers Militia.
James James, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated Dauber 8,
1807
Commiffi;ins figned by the Vice Lieutenant of the
County c f Glamorgan.

Prince of Wales's, or Glamorgan FOzileers.
George Jones and William J6nes, Gents. to be Lieutenants.
Charles Collins, Gent to be Surgeon.
Wm. Arthur, Gent. to be Onvrter Mailer. Dated Odt. 17,1807.
PARTNER-LI-11PS DISSOLVED.
Cmorge Gledftazza and Janus Nifbett, of Said:bury-greet, Strand,
wi.le merchants. October 131, 1807.
Robert Williams and Andrew Young, of London. 004 $9, silo?.
ki:hard Debary and John Cope, of the loner Temple,atiornies and
foli±ors. September 29, *BO7.
• John Elliott and John Thomas Dagnall, of Upper EaftSmWsilati,
flax and hemp dreifera. oetobir ad, i 867. -
la-
pines nglifs and Robert Tilor, of Span End, Coventry, oil
then dreifers. September 111, 2807.
John Gould and Tbonias Wiilfaae Wllliamfon, of Wood-*rest,,
London, and of Amber Cotton Works, Dcrbyittirt; manufac-
turers. October 20, i 807:
John Harrifon and John Leak, of /Wenn upon Hull, will., fpl.
rit, and porter merchants. °debar 8,2807.
Prrjantin Rowley, Richard Emery, William Cladile, Sarah Dun.,
ning
,rind Thomas Morn'; of Birch-hills Tarn Colliery, wadi
Works. W:.lFill,Staffordilaire. April 30,18+0'7.
Sanucl Turner and Thomas phew), of ShetSEW, mercers sad
tiraperL Odoher 19, 2807.
Robert Barber, Philip Hutehisfon Clay, and Georg: Jordan. Oc•
toberaB, 1807.
Daniel Cole and David Hafwell, of Little Eaftehirap, painters.
Odober 28,2807.
Samuel Annefs, Samuel Sherwin, Samuel Marls, and Charles
Mars, of Red Lion Place, Giltfpur !treat, glafs and China ewes
tnellers. Odober 21,2807.
James Panbertoa and John Folkman, of Salls-court, Wilfomitreet;
MoorSelds, irou plate manufaeturers. Odober 22, 2807.
Peter tityan and James l'homfen, of Baker.ftreet, Portman-figure,
grocers. O.tober 1,1807.
Xeljantin !slictiolls and Gab. Keteriebe Nicholls, of Great Tower-
exect,lromnongers, Gldober 27, tBc7•
Ja utaAndrew of Little Droylfden, Manchefter, John Keatftey, of
I.denfhaw, Milton under- Line, and Thomas Bertenfhaw, of
troilfden, Manchefter, manufadurers of hat linings. Septem-
be t 1, ilk 7.
jant :;00per and John Cooper, of Neweaftle• upon-Tyne, army.
hat -oanufadurers. Oetolter 26, 2807.
Ealt-
Akham k. James Mallaticu. Hugh Emett, and John
nchrit‘ r. colour makers. Odober 29, lacy.
-""","' • and William Call, of Bithopfton, Sulfas, millers and
Edmund t'al 0,T.-1.4.1. 20, 007,
n,erchants
Tj,onla ,
fenny, • and Thomas Bird, of Briftol, carpenter',
I.j
Ociolocr 18C

BANKRUPT.
John Spittle, late of Dar Litton, Staffordfitire, vietoaller, gun-lock
maker, dealer and ehaproan, to furrender Nov. iB, at live, Nov
19, and December is, at eleven, at the Littleton Arms lon, in
Penkridge. Attornies, Mr. Frederick Turner, No. 5, Bloom-
fbury-fquare, London; or Mr. John Heeley, WAWA.
Henry Rayfon, of Liverpool, druggift, November as, 29, at one,
and December is. at five, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool
Attornies, Mr. Windle, John ftreet, Bedford row, London; or
Mr. Edward Griffith. Lower Csftle ftreet, LiverpooL
:Henry Ellifon Frodtham, late of Liverpool, baker; but now of
Calcot, near Holywell, Flindhire„, farmer, November 25, 36, at
eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool; and December ts, at
twelve, at the Cattle of Flint. Attornies.Mr.Pleillips, Fenwick-
ftreet, Liverpool; or Mr. Windle, John ftreet, Bedford-row,
I.ondon.
William Redfern, of Nottingham, holler, dealer and chapman,
December 3,4, and 15. at eleven, at the Ram Inn, Nottingham.
Anomie', Melt-rt. Bigfby and Wells, Nottingham ; or Meffrs.
Batters and Martin, Furnival's Inn, Holborn, London.
Jahn Woodman, of Topfham, Devon, maltiter, November 6, tS,
and December is, at eleven, at the Old London btu, Exeter
• Auornies, Mr. John Pidiley, Exeter; or bleats. Williams and
Brooks, Lincoln s bin, London.
John Carruthers, of Briftol. grocer, dealer and Chapman, Nor. 7,
17, and December is, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr. G. Chapman; No 3, Sr.. Mildred's court, Poultry, London.
Thomas Riehardfon, late of Mount Pleafant, Stepney, Middlefex,
dealer and chipttan, November to, 27, and Dec. 15, at ten, at
Ottildhall. Attorney, Mr. Weft, No. 13, Charter Houle ftreet.
James Hawkins the your, ger, of Mill Por.d-ftreet, parifh of Saint
Mary Magdalen, Bermondfey, Surrey, boat-builder, Nov. 7,14,
and December is, at ten, at Guildhall. Attcrney, Mr. Saward,
Princes-ftreet, lt,aberhithe
Robert Holton of Wooburn, Bucks, maltfter, dealer and chapman,
November 14, at, and December 15, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attornies, John Crafts, High Wycombe, Bucks ; or George Ed-
munds, Lincoln's Inn, London.
DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 4. John Hogg, of the parifh of St. Leonard, Devon, merchant
and wort fpinner, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exerer.
Nov. 3. Richard Sowley and John Coles, of Knowle, Warwick-
flare. and of Banbury. Osfordfltire, cornfadors and partneri., at
eleven, at the Bull's Head, Whittall-ftreet, Birmingham.
Nov. 3. Benjamin Travers and James Efdaile the younger, of
Queen ftreet, Cbeapfidc, London, fugar-dealers and copartuera,
at ten, at Guildhall.
Nov. 4. Robert Woollifcroft and William Woollifcroft, both of
Manchefter, cotton -mansfadurers and copartners, at duce, at
the Bridgewater Arms inn, Manchelter.
Nov 5. Henry Mercer and Jofeph Forlhaw, both of Liverpool,
merchants, at twelve, at the Golden Lion, Liverpil.

ON FEARING or
LORD LAKE'S RETURN WITH THE ARMY

ALTER
HIS CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE MAHRATTAS.

3W A: D.

R. juice, ye Briton'', who have hearts to feet
For 19:gland's glory, for your Country's weal!
Heroic LAX r, whole deeds and warlike name
Shan live thro' ages, with Increafe of Anne,
Returns again, to blefs your anxious fight,
While martial hoComs, throbbing with delight,
Ekon tbeiebeader from the toniinne field,
And grateful homage to his laurels y late .
Genius of Vidory, my pen infpire.
To fing his pestles with poetic fire!
Too great', alas ! my infant leinfe's lays;
Tt 0 young ha Mains, to fi:.g the Vidor's psaife ;
Recount how, dauntlefs, 'midtt the crafh of war,
The vct'ran Chief his mule refiftlefs bore ;
Ho* direful foes their choiceft legions led,
And how, before his arms, their legions fled
Oct Deihl's, or on Agra's Ihores refound.
How Britt& valour was by vidny crowsi'd:
How 'lhour's race were freed by hi. decree,
Imprifoted Princes, by his arm (et free,
How Ikll.i.s King the laft of all his race,
Of fight bereft, lay pining in difgrace
The mournful Monarch finking to his grave,
Of Empire plunder'd. and hiilubjeds Dave,
To him the generous Chief, his power rettor'd,
And on the friary Seer his bunny pour'd,
The work complete, he letads'his chofen bands,
'l4o feats of glory, in fax diliant
Sarwary's hoft Coon felt th' avenging rod,
The mighty Holkar humbled at the nod;
Force when to force, ofpored,anil thotifanils
, While 'trams of blood deep dy'd Saff'wary's plaiu,
As if unconfcluus of the cannon's roar,
Onward he lod,•and plung'd thro' fitlilsof gore,
Unccafing ardour io his'borom glows,
Which cheers his vraniorl, and diftnayi hli foes,
Shires like the dastftar,th his army's light. •
But gleams oiradverfc hefts terrific light ;
His fouthing voice, the fall'n with hope infpirm,
The conqu'ring, while his bright example fires,'
Nor cannon chain'd, nor armour'd boas avalli' •
When led by him, our gallant troops afTeil,
1.0 'roidlt the battle's rage, a venge:ulball,
Involv'd the Chieftain in his charger's fall,
Awhile, difmay, the nearclt ranks poffeft,
Grid undi'guis'd, n'erwhan'd each manly bread;
When fwiitly darting thro the ranks is feco,
A youth with horror fill'd, and troubled mien,
As quick diflumnoing from the foaming iteed,
The proftrate Chief he rais'd, with brcatl.4l fpted,
And anxious only, to remount Ili, Sire,
• His betided knee receiv a the deltin'd fire;
Nature reSillefs then, demands her due,
Pale for a moment, was the father's hue,
She nest ream 'd the hero to the fight,
Hertz with revenge, colleded in his might,
He gave the word •• to charge," re-echoed rat)
From putt to poll, the furious'charge began,
Indullan's Chief flew back, in wild difmay,
V'hile &outs proclaim Britannia's Tway,
And now the burning Sun bad funk to red,
Hope min with fear, affail'd the fuldier's breaft,
Left in retracing the enfangulni'd
A faithful friend they view, or brother {lain;
Opprefs'd with care, relief thewnunded gave,
And to the dead, an honourable grave,
This done, the ranks in order move along.
And the white tents receive the glorious throng;
There wearied nature feeks relief In Deep,
Lamenting friends there, mournful vigils keep.
A ILDIMIIITT PIIeVIDINCE, whole foft'ring care,
Has oft conduded three the !torus of war,
Mahan the Hero I grant to Britons' prayers,
For Glory's favourite a length of years,
The calm enjoyment of a well earned fame,
The great dams of an illuftrious name,
The-truto which a grateful people feel
For warlike ardour, and for patriot zeal.
The high applanfe a gracious Sosercign owes,
To Valor's dauntlefs fond triumphant o'er her foes.
° • jolt at the time when Lord Lake's fon was gifting his father
with another charger, be received a wound from the enemy.
Juartpore, July, 18:4.

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AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR OCTOBER.' JJ
The feafon has proved favourable for Wheat (owing, the rains
having fo attempered both clover leys and fallow. to work equally
well for the feed. On the cold hills In the Bikes' and on the Downs
in Sulks, the early fown Wheats have planted kindly. The pro-
duce of the crop of Bread Corn is found great, and the markets
are kept down by large fuppUcs. Barley is advancing in price from
its riling kantily from the Sail. Clover Seed has been materially
injured by wet weather, and old feed has experienced a flan
The latter fown Turnips have not improved fo as to eotupenfite
the general lots of the fiat plants ; Cole•feeds likewife continue
very thin, fo that the chicf reliance for Spring feed mutt be on
Tarn and Rye, which protnife to afford abundance. Hay main-
tains the prices of lalt month, and is not likely to be cheaper
Lean Stock has had a further decknfion, particularly Sheep and
Lambs, the latter, even of the South Down breed, not fetching the
loft year's prices by from 6s. to 7s per head. Smithfield has had
rather a thort fupply of Beef and Mutton. Pig Pork is advanced ;
Veal and Lamb have bad little variation. The Hop markets are
brilker ; thole for wool are lower.

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BRIGHTON, NOVEMBER s.

Saturday night was Mrs. Manta's benefit, and the
dole of the Theatre; and although following Mat.•
vim's fo clofely, was brilliantly attended. In COLE
MAN'S Heir a Law, Mrs. MUDIS and Mr. EMERY, as
Cicely and Ezekiel Homehnen, received the greateft ap-
plank. MELT I/1 played Paisloft with very good
effeet ; and rivals LEWIS, ilk :Jeremy Didier, in Kim
NY's admirable Farce of Raying the Wind. Estßay's
Sam kept the houfe in continual burls of laughter.
He alio introduced the long of 66 I'm Yorkfbire too."
and was loudly encored. He never appeared to greater
advantage, having come forward in the mollliberal
end handfome manner. for Mrs. Muni a's fervice. Mils
,Munta, for the fecond time, played Roxahasa, and.
difplayed the greateft vivacity. (pink, and humour;
and was honoured with repeated plaudits.

BIRTHS.
At Edinburgh, on the aid ult. Mrs. Colonel Laurifton, at a
daughter.
In Pulteney-ftreet, Bath, the Lady of Francis Drake, Efq. et
a daughter.

MARRIED.

Yefterday morning; at Mary•la bonne Church, Richard Birt,
Efq. of South Wamboruugh, in the County of Hants, to Mifs
Ewart, daughter of the late Jofeph Ewart, Efq. formerly our Mi-
%Alter Plenipotentiary at the Court of Berlin.
At Edinburgh, on Tuefday !aft, Peter Ewart, Efq. late in the
fervice of the Hon. Eaft India Company, to Mifs Jane lundie,
fecond daughter of Archibald l.undie, Efq. writer to the fignet.
Major• General Gordon Drummond, to Mifs Margaret Ruffeti,
lounge,. daughter of William Ruffen, Efq. of Brancepeth
The 25th November, elo6, Charles Henry ChurchiU,Efq Cel-
le:Ur at Vifigapatam, to Mils Purchas.