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*ea tit LONDON GAZET TE, Wok? 7.

LORD CHIII4 an's orrict, OCT. 6.

,Ordeis for the Court's going into moulding on
Wednlfday nest, the 8111 initant, fur his late Serene
nig!meth CH aa L re Gsoaoa Auousrus, Hereditary
Prince of Brunfwick, his Majefly'. nephew, siz.
The Ladies to wear black filk, fringed or plain linen, white
glows. neekliccs, and earrings, black or white (hoes, fans, and
indrA. • White or grey leteltrings, tabbies OT dsmArq.
The Gentlemen to wear black full trimmed, fringed or plain
linen, black firorda and buckles.
Undrefin—Grey frocks.
fhe Court to change the mourning on Wednefday
the 22d inflant.
The Lad 6 a to wear black Elk or velvet coloured ribbons. fans
and tippets or plain white, or white and gold, or widie and Giver
Miffs, with black ribbons.
The Gentlemen to wear black coats and black or plain white,
or white aid gold, or white and Giver Gaff waillcuats, full trim-
med, coloured (words and heckles.
And on Wednefday, the 29th inft. the Court to
go out of mourning

eleceared.

HOSPITAL STAFF.

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MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
wait 01 TIM CKTOBillt 7.
9th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Captain Charles Dick,-from
the rift Foot, to be Captain of a Troop. vice Irk, who ea-
changes;
changes; Surgeon Robert Straon, from the h Foot, to be
Sorgeon. vice Jordan, who exchanges; Affiltant•Surgeon James
Arthur, from the 6th Dragoon Guardu,to be Militant-Surgeon,
vice Davis, fimerfedecl.
lyth Ditto—Militant hurgeon Howikip, from the 13th
Foot, to be AOlAant Surgeons, vice Hcmphill, who reagns.
tft Regiment of Foot Guatels.
Flank Battalion of the tft Brigade-Lieutenant William Miller
to be Adjutant.
Affittan:-SurgetroWilliam Curds to be Surgeon.
Militant-Surgeon R. Wank, from the Royals, to be Affiftant-
Surgeon
Ilerjeant-Major Robert Colquboun to be %tarter-Mane:.
IR Regiment of Font.
To be Lieutenants, wkhoot purchafr—F.nfigns James Hamilton,
George Mee, Patrick Grant, Robert Elliott, and Richard
Rothwell, from the 9th Foot.
To be Enfigns—Akzander Kellett, Gent vice Hamilton;
Graham, Gent. vice, Meet -hi Dermot, Gent, vice
Grain; Clandinnon Gent. vice Elliott.
sth Ditto--Lieutetiant Job; Guar, from the 95th Foot, to he
Lieutenant, vice Burke. who ezehanges; Lieutenant John
Retie, from the 7th Weft India Regiment, to be Lieutenant,
vice Etwes, who exchanges.
7th Ditto—Enfign Lewis Montfort, from the Esti Foot, to be
Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Lord A. Surnerfct, pranca
ed in the 4th Well India Regiment.
9th Ditto—Thomas White. Gent to be FoGgn, without put-chafe,
vice itothwelt, promoted in the ill Foot.
Roth Ditto—Major C. F. Hill to he Licutenant.Colonel, by our-
chafe, vim Dalrymple, appointed to the sad Foot; Surgeon R.
Young Verret, from the srtb Foot, to be Surgeon, vice °hie,

appointed Star Surgeon.
21. h Ditto—George Paris Braddzaw, Gent. to bt Lifts, by pur-
chafe, vice 711.Piterfon, promoted.
gith Ditto—Lieutenant L H 0 loom to be Captain of a Com-
pany, by puechafe, Ace Brown, whn retire.; Bolan James
Archdeacon to he Lieutenant ,vice Jones; Hdpital. Mate Charles
Collier to be Affinaut-Surgeon, vice Howatip appointed to the
.7th l.igbt Dragnons.
lath Ditto-T-Erifign William Henry Coghlan. from the 44th Foot,
to be Lieutenant, without pureliate, vice Otway, appointed to
the 56th Foot.
aoth Ditto—John Rix Blakeky, Gent. tube Enfgn, by porthole,
vice Rawiton, promoted.
aid Ditto-I.leutettant-Colooel John Dalrymple, from the tOth
Foot, to be Lieutenant Wood, without purchafe, vice Lord
E Sroart, who rettreu
40th Ditto—Eofign William Butler Hook to be lieutenant, with•
out mirehafe; bitched Chaddick,Gent.to be Enfign vice Hook
44th Ditto--Gerald Fits. raid. Gent. to be hong" without put•
-elate. vice Coghlan promoted in the lath Foot.
47th Ditto—Enfign Thomsa Oliegan to be Lieutenant. without
Mocha& ; Leckie Campbell, Gent. to be SPIV, vice O'Regan.
49th Ditto—lie. ry Loner) (lately dlimilfed as.. Surgeon of the
auth Pout), to be Surgeon, vice Walth, appointed to the bad
Foot.
30 Ditto—Earle Thomas Price to be Litutcnaot, by purchafe,
vice [aeon. promoted its the lad Pont.
ytb Ditto--Albßu,t•hurgcon John Paddock, from the ift Dra-
goono, to he Surgeon, vice Vance, appointed to the toth Foot.
62,1 Dine—Surgeon idward Wald), trust the ♦pth Foot, to be
horgeon..
lath Ditto--Thomas Knott, Gent. to be Enlign, by purchafe, vice
Motlytt. promoted in the 33d Foot.
6;th Ditto—Major George H. Duckworth, from the York Light
Infantry Volunnets. to be Major, vice Stuart, who exchanges.
62111 Ditto—Captain W. E. Fits Thomas, from the ad Garrifon
Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Dale, who ex-

changes. -
71R Ditto—Captain Hamilto° Bagwell, from the 9th Light Dra-
goons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Dick, who ex-
changes.
74th Ditto—Fnfigo David Stewart to be Lieutenant, by Foretaste,
vice Culline,promoted.
Sad Dittn—Gentleman Cadet Crofton, from the Royal
Military Coilrge to he EnStn. without porthole, vita Mont
foe', prminted In the 7th Foot
Isil Ditto-1914n James Hardman, from the 17th Foot, to be
I.leuttnant, by porthole.
90th Ditto-1.1114m Robert Coney to he Lirwenant, without pur-
chafe, Mce linglifh, appointed to the )tilt toot; Gentleman Ca,
dct Percival front the Royal blititaty College, to be En-
fign, eke Corry ; Surgeon Charles Jordan, front the 9th Lila
Demeans, to he Surgeon, vice Stratton. who exchanges.
9ta DlD...Captain Lord Arthur Somcrfet, irom the 4th Well
India Regimcis, to be Captain of a Company, without pus-
chafe.
9sth Ditto—Lieutenant Edmund Burke, from the stb Feet, to be
Litutenatit, vice Gunn, who exchanges.
96th Ditto--Captain Robert Mowbray, from the loth Foot, to
be Major, vl,c strwart, prionotrd itt thr ,ytb lout.
4tlt We it India R. giro, tot—Lieutenant I Lomas Windfor, from
the moth Foot. to be Captain of a Cemprny, without por-
thole, vice Lord A. Somerfet appointed to the 91 ft Foot.
7th Ditto—•Lleutenant Henry J.llll elwes, from the sib Foot, to
be lirutemmt, vice Remit, wile crehangeot
urk LIAM Infantry Volunterr.--Itrtvet lieutenant Colonel
James Stuart. from the 67tb new, to be Major, vice Duck-
worth, who exchanges ; Enlign Arthur del ineeam front the
Guth Font, to be Lieutenant, without purchafs, vice Edon, ap-
pointed to the Cape Rrgintent.
Dillon's R, &tent, Punchalon, Gent lobe Enfign, vice PI

eon. prommeii. -
Fro. ire, Rreinernt—Enfign j..frpb %Inner, frnm
R. gimmt. t be I.linirnant Arithuily krichititcr mid Philip

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V.r, Fabler. Ocott. to bek.ortona.
2.loarrifm. ItattaUna—Captain .1 Morton Dale, from the 69th
Foot. u. b Captain ol a Campany, elm Fits "ftseetaa, who

ClOange, _
-gth Royal Vateran Battalior...l.irottnant William M.l.aughlin.
aod I.icutruant Praucia !forum, from tha Waggon Train, to 1 e

Lketenanta.
7th ILli,r.-I.leurmant Nathmitei Kent. from the Waggon Train,
M be Lieuten2nt, WiCO3 Munich, titec.fed.
Nova S.:ocla Fen, isltt—Kirklawt Glatcbcook, Gent to be En n,
trice tichwArts, pruinotrJ.
BREVET._ _

Moine the Ilan J.T. Deane, of the jlittli Foot, totes Llevtentat
Colonal in the Army.
GARRISON._ _

1 Isom Int Genera ck Jame H.m Craig. K. B. to be Oover•
nor of bLuckact, Cattle. vice the HaneUrAble Charles Hamilton,

Cariifort Surgem Tbontaeirn- yem, from t►c Garriftat at °INV

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to% to be "Sotgeort to the Forrea.
Suraroo Henry Wank, from the loth root, to be &Irmo to the
t meet Cerro% at Gibraltar, ,ice Rearm.
SIBMORA II DU :.I.

The exchange between Captain I.ned Arthur Sornerfet e the
4th WHt. in,lia Regiment, and Captain Jnhn itirrn, of the 76th
Font, at itated in the Ossetia of the ph of Await hilt, has not
t.ken plate.
Li Gau J►►n Gibbs, of the tit Gartifun Battalion, is tarcrfeded

IComtniffion in the Renfreiribire Regiment of Militia, I
figned by ihe Lord Lieutenant.
Captain John Mackay to be Major, vice M•Dowall, promoted.
Dated Sept. ifs, alio&
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Samuel Gabon, Jofeph Gibbins, and S. Tertius Galion, of Bir-
mingham, bankers, Auguft 3, tBO6.
Thomas Gregory and flUas Orme, of Sheffield, Yorkibire, cheek.
faders, °Reber 1. 11106.
James Simplest and William Biggar, of Manche fter, drapers,
[Weber 1, 1106
John Drltchkr. Matthew Faller, George Glans, and John
Thorns of Mancheiter, wood dock manufacturers, (u far as re-
lates to John Dritchler), September 19, 11806.
Edward Foulkes and John Hlgfon, of Manchelter, attornies and
foacitors, October s. t 896.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Dauber at Tona. Paterfon; late of Nicholas-lane, London, in.
fursncc-broker, underwriter, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at
OulklhalL
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
John Bridge sod Henry Keats, late of Liverpool, Lancaffilre, taus
chants and copartners.
DIVIDENDS.
October 14. James Crof., Zachary Bayly the elder, Zachary
11,,y1y the younger, Nathaniel Early, Robert Guteb, and Tho-
mas Grafi, late of Bath, bankers and copartners, at eleven, at
the White Hart Inn, Stall-ftreet, Bath.
October so. Nathaniel Longbottont, of Halifax, Yorketire,groter,
at eleven, at the White Swao inn, Halifax.
October an. Luke Staveley, of Halifax. Yorkflalre, merchant, at
eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Halifax.
Dauber aB. WittWt Humfrys the elder and William Humfrys
the younger, Lae of Old FiCh.ftreet, London, grocers and co-
partrwrs, at ten, at Guildhall
October 18. Robert Harris, of Maidftone, Keat, woollen-draper,
at ten, at Guildhall, London.
October 16. William Joynfon and Richard Lewis, both now or
late of Masthead cora and floundeakrs, at twelve, at tic
George Inn. Dalareet, Liverpool.
O.lober 13. George Brittaa, late of Briftol, grocer, at eleven, at
the Londoo Ina and Talbot Tavern, Brats!.
October 88. Hieronymus John Claufnn , late of America-Nude,
London, merchant, at ten, at Guillball.
October ta. Samuel Bradbury, of Alderfgate (beet, London,
banker and broker, at twelve, at Guildhall

Hoaissz and Co. refpeetfully acquaint the public,
that they are felling Tickets and Shares, which will
entitle the purchafer to tc,,stool. next Monday morn-
ing, hefides feweial Capital Prizes of zo,000l.;
to,000l.; and yoool. ; at their old efiabliffied State
Lottery Offices, 26, Cnrnhill, 52, Omit* Crul►, and
St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.

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Three PrLses of Twenty Thoufand Pounds.
Three ditto of Ten Thouland Pounds,
Three ditto of Five Thoofand Pounds,

beficlea feveral (mailer Capitals.
Thofe who arrually enlitt under the banner of
Dame Fortune, are acquainted that fle will com-
mence (for the only time this year) diltiibuting the
above Capital Prizes, at. her head quarters, Cooper's
Hall, on Monday next, the 13. h inflant. Apply
in time, otherwife all the Prize Tickets will be dif.
pored of.
MURDIR.—A murder was on, Tusfday evening,
the 3oth ult.committed at Hemel Hemp(lead, Hertz
the circumfiances of which were fo fingular and !nye-
terious, as to have excited confiderable anxiety in
that neighbourhood, out which, from the laudable
and unremitting exertions of C. T. Tows; Efq. die
Magifirate, are at length brought to light.
The deceafed was a labourer, named Stappe, and
lived in a boufe with another labourer and relation,
of the name of Harris. It appears that by great fru-
gality he had amafred together fome property, which
he had left by will to Harris : this circuenfiance
Harris knew, and was often heard to boaß of among
his neighbours. On the night already mentioned,
Stapps vias miffing, and Harris, after having fearched
(or pretended to-hatch) a long time in vain, called
the neighbours, and told them feveral times that Old
Stapps was not come home as ufual. At five in the
morning he again alarmed them, and retuned pitioutly
to bemoan the lota of his companion ; which at
length exciting confiderable alarm, a general &arch
was made, but to no purpofe. Some perfon, how-
ever, obferving a well in the yard, fuggetted the pro-
bability of his having fallen into it, and advifed its
being examined ; which advice was the more readily
followed, at fome cf the water being drawn up, ap-
peared thick and difcolouted. After Come paufe, a
man volunteered to go down, though, from the well
being extremely narrow at the entrance, he was with
great difficulty let down. He took with him a Rick
to grope about at the bottom, and after tom: tim:
fucceeded in feeling fomething, that teemed like a
human arm. He was then drawn up, and agaih let
down with a rope, which he contrived to fallen round
this arm, and was a fecond time draws up, together
with the body of the unfortunate Stapp.
A Coroner's Inquell was immediately held, and
the Jury returning a verdift of Accidental Death, the
body was buried. The neighbours, however, not
being 1.111, fied, application was made to Mr. Tower.,
who, finding that Ittocg eircumfiances of guilt teem.
ed to attach on Harris and his fon (another labourer
living hard by) ;trued his warrant for their apple.
hen lion.

The body was taken up and carefully examined
by a forger'''. who dircovering the note completely
broken and flattened to the face, was of opinion that
it could only have been done by a powerful blow with
an axe, or Come (ueh infltument. Other corroborat-
ing rircurnflances were brought f.r ward to confirm
the fufpicions which were entertained, which induced
Mr. Tower (to whole indefatigable exertions every
praife is due) to commit both the father and fon to
Hertford jail, to take their trials at the Lent affizcs.

A Letter, lately received from Lincoln hire, de-
ferves tome attention.—.. f have the pleafure to in•
form you that my face is much better, though fill
but indifferent ; beg you will fend me a large bottle,
having been obligtd to purchafe fume which I am
cons inccd are not yours. I lent to one of your agents,
he had not any in th- bottle, hut purchaled them elle-
where in the toun for me. I have fesit a fmall quan-
tity and the paper of dircelions, in order that you
may difcover the impofition, (for filch I mull think
it) as the effells are In very different." Inflict* riles,
where Srixsuay's Patent AM? iscoa sum Denys are
given with fuecefe, as in Scurvy, Gout, Rheumet
Serophida, Eruptive Cafes, Nervona and Bilious
Complaints, the neeeffity of guarding spina me in-
juiions mixture is obviins ; therefore with a little
attention, by the following marks, the genuine asedi.
eine will be diflinguilhed readily from counterfeits.
°Verve, that die words " by tht King's Patent," are
exprefed at length on the bottle, in the bill of direc-
tions, sod outride wrapper ; alfo the (lamp, (the
king's duty) is printed in black inßead of red ink.
Sold at the Difpenfary, No. t;, Soho-1102re. Lon-
don; in bottles of fL 641. toe. and 11. as. duty in-
eluded ; Compound Erne', le.

BIRTHS.
On the tit inftant, at Clifton. the Lady of Alex. Ermine. Vq.
of Balhall, North Britain, of a daughter.
On Friday the aBth uh. at the Right Hon. Sb Hercules Lan.
011ie% Stephen's Gems, Dublin, the lady of Thomas St. George,
Efq of o dauchter.
l'udday fe nnight, the lady of the Rev. H. Sainfbury, of Betting-
ton, of a (on. •
- MARIEHOD.
On the sth of April !aft, at Mangalore. Alexander iffilfon, Pfq.
in the Civil Service of the Hon Fait India Compat• I, to Mira
F.. C. Cracroft, eldeft daughter of W. Cracroft, Efq. of North -React,
Weftminftcr.

On Toefday the 7th luftant:atlits Chambers, in Gray's Inn,
Mr. lofeph Lowten, Solicitor. He was an honour to his preface,
and his lois will be deeply deplored by his numerous friends.
At Parte, on the tlt of this month, the Right Reis Ember in
Cod Stephen Akaander John Blptift Maria Ranier, late illibop
of Orleans and formerly one of the mat formidable Chiefs of the
Chouan Army. He was born as the pit of Odtober, 5764, at
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Daon, and confecrated on the t Wt.. il, figot, Stamp et. Or-
leans, after having, according toe . , dtfbanded the Rebel
Royalifts who reeved under his c et the time the unfortu-
nate Georges, conjointly with bin , bras in the zenith of bit
celebrity. The funeral obfequies for this Prelate were celebrated
in the church of the Abbaye St. Ger% is the geckoes of few'
cal Ramis anti a numerous body of clergy. , •

HlOll WATER AT LONDOI
Morning - -
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FOR SALE
At the London Inn, Plymouth, on FRI , the 24th *lO Biker
next by Eleven o'Clock,
THE Handfigne Biig CIE S A R.••
Diane .Gons—l cngth 87 feet 6 inches—Breadth 24 feet 4
Inchew—Deptli In the Hold I t het —Admearures 217 12 94 Tees.
Pierced for :4 guns, copper-bottomed, and very little inferior to
new; is well calculated to carry a cargo to Buenos Ayres.- The
hull and Bores in good condition, and the may proceed on a voyage
immediately.—A prize to a rquadron bin Majetty's Ihlps under
the command of Sir Samuel Hood

And artaiwarda. all Air Warlike and Oadnanee Store.;
Alfo. the good plater LOS TRES AMIGO S.—DimenGens
—Length 7s feet 4 inebes—Becadth .2 fret 8 ioebes—.Depth 7
fa. t 84 Inehe..—Adeateafures ato 13 94 Tons.
The good &hooter )UPI l'Eß—Dimenue
breadth t 8 feet tt inches, depth 7 fect 6

6q feet,

99 f 9•94 tons.
Tilde •elfels am remarkable faR fallen, and in goal condition,
are well calculated for any trade WfilfC difpateh required. Con.
damned as Prise to his Malefty's Ship Sybelle, commanded by
Robert Winthrop, E(q.

101 ZIPORTATION.
About soTone of Superior Cocoa About a Cafes H 31114
32 Bags of Coffee too Jars of Oil
20 Cafes of Steel 2 !;,undies Fills
14 ditto of Nails 29 Oat Brandy
463 Bars Flat Iron 37 Calks Red Wins
93 Bales Writing Paper 4 Bags French Noss
to Barrels Almonds
Being the entire Cargoes of the laid Schooners les Tres Amigos
and Jupiter.
Alfo, the good Chafe Manes
SAN DOMINGO, burthen about ao Tons.
FL PACIFICO. 40 Tons.
FL THOMASA, 30 Tom.
ALFXANDRO, ss Tens.
Well adapted for the Coaftlog Trade, and condemned a. priat
to his Majdly** brig SOIONAM. commanded by --- Lake, Efq.

►OR NOME CONSUMPTION.
1(11 Barrel/ of Fibur z Care or Sugar
. 11u8 Hides,la eke Hair and
ayo Deal Batten% z Ca* Black Lout
Being the entire Cargoes afire raid Chafe Margie..
Alto, tke good Chafe Maree MARIE JOSEPH —Bun►.en
about 6o Too', and v,B calculated for any Trade her Dimen-
Rona may fait. Condemned as prize to Is Majcity's brig CON•
'fair, Lieut. Gregory, Commander.

NOR IMPORTATION.
70 Calks Rod 1 wine 371nri .l 1
to ditto White.) to fieglbeeads
z Calk of OU 4 Cabe* of RAW ' - •
Being the entire Cargo of the raid Chalk Maret Marie Jnteph.
And alto the Chaffe Marne SANS RF.POS, Written about on
tons, and calculated fora Coating Wird, condemned as Prize to
his Majelly's Armed Cutter Friar-
POR EIPOILTATION-...400117 of Red Wine,

Bring the entire Cargo of the Paid Chafe Marec Sans Repo..
For viewing the Varela and Cargoes, and for any further infor-
mation, apply to Edward Lyne,Efq. the Avent, or to
Plymouth, S,pt. 2, 1806. THO MA i LOC YEiti Broker.

CAPITAL FARM. OR FARMS,
In the VALR of EVESHAM. and COUN rir of GLOUCES.
TER, FRI E of TITI- ES and POOR RATES,
1.0 BE LET L', the wfiole and complete PARISH
of SOMERVILLE ASTON, containing about loon Acres,
lying in the heart of that Vale. fo long celebrated for its extreme
fertility, d tuated within three miles of Evelham, a great market
, town, and two miles and a half from the navigable River Avon.
' which, at a Otort diltance, joins the Severn, thus affording a ready
market for its produce and a conveyance for the Snell Lime, to
which Manure it has hitherto been a ftranger.
Somerville Afton is divided into large well leveed Inelofures,
the Village lying in the centre. The Soil is of the richeft Marty
Clay which this kingdom Us to boaft of, and having been tilled
at a very (hallow depth, is to any good tillage Hulbandman new
Land. One half of the Pada is, or will be, tilltd, the other half
I. Grazing or Dairy Land. It will be Let fur a Term of Sixteen
Years from the stb of November next, in One, Two, or Three
Farms, the Buildings admitting of either arrangenobst. and each
allotment lying within a Ring Fence.
If not difpofed of by Private Contra& (of which the earliell
, Notice will he givra)it will be Let by Auciion.at the Unicorn Inn,
Evdham, Worcefterihire, at Three o'clock on Saturday t: it
of November next.

Immediate poifefflon will l,e given of two thirds of the Parini,
and of the remaining third, eit►er now or within four yearn, u
will be hereafter notificd.

Printed Particulars will be hal of Meffrs. Lavender and Cr.
Solicitor*, Evelbain ; of William Kinglike. Efq. Solicitor, Taun •
ton ; of S. C. Somerville, Bfq. Wrker to the Signet, Edinburgh;
and at the hoofs of the Right Hon. lord Somerville (the Pro.
prktor), Hilt ttreet. 11.0coboo, to wham offal may be made.
September 20, 1106..