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London, England, 1806-05-26 00:00:00

ATAIRK-L .41V E.

CORN EXCHANGE. MAY a 6.
Wheat for today's market is arrived in but mid-
dling fupply ; having a demand for fine famples, thofe
(ampler fetch better price, and fome at an advance
on the currency—Barley of good quality is at rather
better price—Malt dull fate—But few White Peas,
and dearer—Grey and Beans at little difference—
Oats are in good "fupply, chiefly of fecond and infe-
rior quality ; this trade is rather lower—The prices
of Flour at little alteration.

CIJIIIIITICT Al UNDER t
Meat. das 7se 80 pa v. Grey Peak 34s 3/hod
Pine Ditto, Ms 811 s od Beans, 40$ 46$ 04
Rye, 434 ads od Tiek Ditto 304. 354. od
Barley, ,28e 344 od Oats, ass 16s. 3:s.
Malt, 641 7 is od Poland /Otto 3: . 314 od
White Peak, 44t 501 ad Rape Seed, ooL col.
'ilea Of PLOUR.
FiDe Flour 7os to Ise. Seconds 6511 to 70s per fa.ell.

ROrifi. ACAD. mr

EXHIBITION-MAY, !Ea

214. Sea caul!, with Figures bargaining for FA.—A.
W. Caet.corv.—This is Mr. CAlcott's principal
work, and a very fine pifture it is. The defign is
extremely fimple, but every part Is managed with
great (kill.—We particularly point nu' to the fpata-
tor the refleftion the fmooth land of the beach, ocea-
fioned by the remaining ninifture of the (pent wave.
ft msnifefts the artift to be an accurate obferver of
effeft.—The fin,, &c. appear to have been painted
immediately from nature—the general eompofition
of the pifture is probably a work of f.(ncy.
88. A Cottage Woman hanging Clothes out.—roo. Aa
Old Cottage, St. Awn': MUL22IIDY.—Two very
brilliant little pidures, in which the light and fhade
are well contrafted. and the colouring very chafte.
We fhould like to fee the artift attempt ((meshing on
a fcale that would embrace a wider field of compo..
fition.

18. Portrait of Lord Tliarkut.—T. PHILLIPS, A.
—This is Mr. Phillips's bell portrait, of a tingle head,
in the Exhibition.—lt is very firmly painted, arid an
admirable likenefs of the venerable original.
258. Return from the Shop, or the Broltert Ayltet—
W. R. Brac,A.—Phisis a very pleating little groupe,
Ilrongly marked with Mr. Brgg's peculiar manner,
but drflinguilhed by a more than ufual freedom of
outline and correanefs of drawing throughout. The
colouring is alfo bright and fhewy.
Lantijiape.—ii. B. H.—When Mr. A. B.
(hall have become better acquainted with his brethren
in the piaorial alphabet, we fball talk to him. He is
at prefent in his hot n book !
6. Preparatiotu for • Rorie Rare ElvsnEr.—
This picture is the prnduaion of a foreign eruct, and
is highly creditable to his talents. It is painted in a
bold and mailed, Rile, and appears the work of a
man who has not fuffered hi. Rudy of brute nature to
circumfcribe his ideas within the narrow compafs of
that Rudy alone, as is the cafe a ith many of our
countrymen, the mainfatetrert of horfes and dogs.--•
Imitatoret, fervun pectu ! The human figures and land-
fcape are here well defigned and richly coloured.
268. The "ars of Brutes and Portia—Sawa Ainsr.
We know not whether M. Doboft be a difciple of the
Ichool of David, but this piaurc is painted much in
the manner of that mailer, or rather an improvement
upon the cold Rile of Poulin. The peculiar charae•
ter of Br urus and Portia are not, we think, well con-
ceived, but the drawing of the figures is fcholalli-
cally correa, the whole compolition very claffical,
and the execution throughout extremely fine.
29. Portrait of Lord Shrseld —M. A. Seal, R. A.
—This is a well painted and brilliant picture, exhibit-
ing a very faithful likenefs of the Noble Perfonage ;
but we think the lights are rather too much feat-
tered, and not counterbalanced by a fufficient body
of fltadow.

70. Ihr Brool.—A. W. CA LLenTT.—This artia is
happy in his reprefentatiun of water in rural fernery.
In the pielure before us, he appears to have been a
faithful obferver of the pure ethers of nature : we
caution him, however, againtt running into an af-
fated fingularity of Rile.
122 The Vilion of St. Anthony of Padra.—Rev.
Mr. WIZZEttr, H.—The picture before us is very
creditable to Mr Mrin's talents as an amateur
artill. He appears to Eave Iludied to much advan-
tage the old Italian paistters, both in regard to cons-
potition and colouring. We cannot but think that
his produetion, though on a (mall fcale, deferved a
better fituation.

14.3. A Girl at a Collage Darr •••R. Wt STA LL,
R. A.—This is an interelling figure, but bears
too firong a resemblance to mod of thofe by the
fame artid which have appeared before ir. The
colouring of the piaure in general does not pleafe
us, it i. not that ci Nature, bu' appears produced
from the refill': of an ill regulated pallet. We are
forry to notice this apparent departure from the doc-
trine of the fchool from which Mr. W. drew all his
knowledge of the art.
t fi3.—Porrrait of the lint. Major General Sir A. Wit-
h:thy HOPPPikR, R. A.—Avery Ipi,ited compo-
Rion, finely coloured according to the fcenic effea
of Afiatic Nature, and dated to be a 'eery correa
likcnefs of the gallant Officer.

268.—jefli interpreting the Dream 0. the Chief Bur.
ler and Baker.—R. idu as st.t.--This is a tame coin-
pafition ,rf three quarter figures, fomething after the
manner of the Dutch School ; there is however, Come
good d.asving in the pieture ; and it is not badly co-
loured. Of time minutia of its executi, owe cannot
freak, as it hargs Ito high for nice infpeition.
13 3. Ihe i ?fide cf a Cottage is Harrybi:e..—Mlfs M.
SPILSBURY.—kre bate here another very rleafing
fpceimen of the abilities efthis lady in delincaiing the
&meek fcenery of rural lite.—Every objed in this
Cottage is painted with local truth, and the colour-
ing of the pietnre is bright and Clear.
151. Law/live and Apra:, a Aerth.—Fr G. Be•v-
woo r, H.—This appears a delign for a larger pieures
Modred after are Yale and m „nner of Willem At is
made up of grand manes of light and fhade well ba.
lanced in every part, but the pis:jab are net through.
nut cleat ly defined._ _ _

336. dry/ and Mary Mqdarea he the Gardea.-..H.
HOWARD, A.—This is a well fiaillsed little plasm.
but the ilittributioa of the light is sot allosstim
plcafing.

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ATII4II•LTY nst, Ica. MAT 24.. ,806.
. a Lrtter from Admiral Lord airdner to %Valiant Marl%
F.fq. dated am board the 'Frost. lo Cork Ha. boar, tle
lottatt

Stelae, for thrir Lordfhips' informatics, copy of a letter
tlus morning front C..ptais Mouhray, of the Aftive.
account of the capture by that Odp of the French
Ixs Antis, a letter of marque, bound from Bourdcaux
tyrnue. I am, Sir, &c. (Signed) •AZDNIR.
Ailive, at Sea, April 27, iS 6.
Lord—l do myfelt the honour to acquaint
Lordthip, that his Majefiy's Ihip under my
nand, ha thit day captured the French fchormer
\ mis, a letter tit marque of four lit pounders,
men, belonging to Cayenne, and bound thi.
ith a catgo of wine and various merchenclize
Bourdeaux. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) 11. N. 11001114 Y.
MILI CARY pROMOTIONS.
WAIL OfllCl, MAY 14, 1806.
.egiment of Dragoon Guards--Licutcnant F. Bradburne to
Caputo of a Troop, by purchafe,vice l.eigh,who retires.
.teglettent tit Dragoons—Henry George Barnard, Gent. to be
Cornet, without purchafe, vice Ditkfon, promoted.
h Ditto—.Corncelheop. Biddulph to be Lieutenant, without
purchafe.
Regiment of Light Drogooos—Captain Henry Morris, from
sif pay of the Independents, to be Captain of a Troop, vice
Illlebois who exchanges, receiving the difference.
l DittoLSorgenn Richard Spencer, from the 4th Foot. to be
Surgeon, vice Wake, who retires on bal. pay of the a itch Foot.
.intact of Foot Guards--Captain Thomas Will em Gordon
Captain of a Company, by purehafe, vice Sir Jag& Cup.
Bart. otko unres ; Enfign trancis Home to be Lieutenant,
Gordon
%intern of Foot--Surgeon Stephen Woolrich, from half pay
tilt!' Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Spencer, appointed to the

Light Dragoons.
no--Charles lute, Gent. to be Rollo. without porthole,
Ward, whole appointment LI, not taken place.
itto—Enfign Ileac Jervis to be Lkutenent, without par.
chafe,' ice Hall, appointed t.. the 64th Foot; Richard Ruthwell,
Gent. to be Enfgn, vice Jervis.
Dth Ditto—Enlign Charles J. Tench to be lieutenant, without
porthole, vice Downes, promoted in Major Gamma Clam
paigne's Regiment.
' e Enligiss—William Balfour, Gent by porthole, vies RoSi:
promoted ; Solomon Richards, Gent. viee'rench ; Garr
Booker, Gent. to be Ettfign, without porthole, vice Barher,q.
•
pointA to the y zit Foot.
ith Ditto—Enlign and Adjutant Dillon to have the rank of
Lieutenant ; F.ufign and Adjutant G. D. Cotentin to have the
rank of Lieutenant ; Engin John Stevan to be Lieutenant,
without porthole, vice Adair, who retires.
;d Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Wynne to be Adjutant, vice Stain-
forth, promoted.
N Ditto— Vardy, Gen:. to be Enfigo, without porthole,
• Cupperthwaite, who reigns.
•odrew Perron, Gent. to be Enfign, by parade,

,e Warren, prometed.
4 Ditto--llnfign Pollock to be Lieutenant, without Put,
chafe, vice Skipp, who retires; Enka Charles 'ream to be
Licute.nant, without purcLfe, vice Veoner, who refig..s.
itb Dittu--Lieutcoant T. A. Dudie to be Adjutant, vice Mack-
cell, who mkt, the Adjutantcy.
ttb Ditto--Captaln John Robert Nafon, from halt pay of the
Independents, to be Captain of a Company, vice Polhill, who
embalms, receiving the dlfferenm ; Enka William Cairns to
le Lieutenant, by purchtre,vioc Barton, promoted.
Ditto-4,lft° Gilts Ditto') Pullet, from the tab Fuot, to
Enfitn, without purcbafe, vice Benton, whore 'pp:Amine it

not taken place.
Ditto—Eofign Thomas F. Layc to be Lieutertatat. by Pur-
chafe, vice Warre,promoted in the 98th Foot; Baker Coates,
Gent. to be Eller, by purchafe, vice johnlione, promoted.
Ditto—Lieutenaot Richard Drew, troni the 3stit Foot, to
__ Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant, Mee James, who re-
epos the Adjutancy
ith Ditto—Caftan Robert Baker to be Licetenant, by machete,
vice •.I'Dougall, promoted in the 724 Foot.
ith Ditto—Lieutenant John Alexander Mein to be Captain of a
Company, vice Fletcher, demoted. . •
o be Lieutenants, without purehafe.—Enfign John White, vice
Crespb, deeeefed; Enfign IS Kernan, vice James Moore, pro-
UMW ; Fuego Alesander Thumpfon. vice Melo ; Etter' Fre-
derick Langley, vice J Grant, detested.
'o be Eavegus—Bernard Kerman, Gent. vice White; O'Hara
Baynes, Gent. vice Kerman; Frederick Langley, Gent vice
Williams, promoted is the 73d Foot; Eileen James P. thane,
from the 76th Foot, vitalism:3o6o ; IL Robertfoo, Cknt. vice
Langley.
Dieto—Peta M'lntyre. Gent. to be %arta-matter, vice
htKeenon. who returns to his former half-pay.
ith Dium—John Groot King, Gent to be Engin, without ma-
chete, vice Dowd, promoted in the 23d Light Dragoons.
•th l late—Captain William Bouthby, from the 17th Foot, to be
Captain 'Ma Company, vice M'Lean,appointed to theta Royal
Veteran Battalion; Captain Charles Gardiner, from the Nova
Scotia Yea:Mks, to be Captain of • Company, vim bad, up-
pointed to the bth Royal Veteran Battalion.
Std Dittw—Lieutenant Pace Wilkie to be Captain of • Company,
without purehafe, Mee Mapherfun, appointed to the 9th Royal
''eteran Battalion; Lieutenant William Mackay to be Captain
a Company, vice P. Gordon. Mutated ; Enfign Donald Mac-
pberfon to be Lieutenant, vice Wilkie ; Alczaader Gordon, Gent
to be Forego' vice M'Pherfon.
Weft Indiaßegiment—Liertanant Edward Webb to be Cap
min of a Company. without put-chafe, vice Reid, appointed to
the 7. ft Foot; William Hunt, Gent. eb be Enfign, without
chafe, vice Kirk, appointed to the aft Garrifon Battalion.
• Ditto—W. H. Glover, Gent. to be Fettle, by perch de, vice
Wildc, prctuoted In the 87th Foot.
Royal Regiment of Malts—Enfign Chaim Plunket to be Lieute-
nant, vice Vells,who nestle ; Lieutenant George Baptifta Feiss,
iron, the Malta Provincial Battalion, to be Forego, vice Plunket
Royal Corneas Rangers—Lieutenant Richard Church, from the
39tb Foot, to be Captait of a Company, vice Morati, deceatd.
I Garr:fon Battalion—Forego John Kirk, from the 'ft Wcft In-
dia Regiment, to be Earl, vice Sir John Cos, promoted in the
3oth Foot
I Ditto—Alexander Dirom, Gent. to be Freer, vice Brodie,pro-
woad in the 66th Font.
I Royal Veteran Battalion—Brevet Mtjor William White, from
the Goth Foot,to be Matte, vice Bowen, placed on the retired lilt.
h Ditto—Ugrian Cheats Robert Feud, from the 9ctli Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, vine Manreeld, appointed to the ad
Royal Veteran Battalion.
'ova Scotia Fenciblet—Litutenant Thomas Jonldmil, from the
7th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gardurcr, appoint-
ed to the 9::th Foot.

frf AFF.
lonel Frederick Auguftes Wctberall, of the Nova Seotla Fco-
Able.. to be Brigadier-General to the Forces faring in the
Windward and Leeward Cheribbee Maud Bath.a.

The King's German Legion.
rit Battalion of the I.lne Enka George Baron Darlng to be
lieutenant, vim Kienke, rbo reOgns.
t tit Nitro-4.leutenaut•Colonel—..—.l)ta Plat to be Colonel.C.,ni-
rtandent, with tersporary rank; Major de Hugo to I,c
n hi; temporary rank; Captain --de
Wad robe Major, wish temporary rank ; Captain de
Soden to be Ditto.
To be Captains. with temporary rank—Captara de Schroder, de
Tiachell, Broca Uothmer, Gerber, Baron Geoben, and George
Cfitlen.
o be Ideuten anta,wit h temporary rank—Le utenal ta Sch.umanr:,
e. Es I /it peubroick, Heidenreich, boehaufen, de B. nook, de l.rerra,
de Voigt, Evert, oaron Weide, de Becker, de Bulimia, de Walt.
haulm, Hogrove, and Scheele.
• obe Enligns--Enfigns de Roogemont, Marburg, and %Vetter.
nagro, from the Depot Company.
To be Adjutant, with the temporary rank of Licatcuant—Licut
lumaman.
_ _ _

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To be (;„.2.rur-Maitcr-I.tertenant Fatkataau.
. Artillery.

I.leutrnant and A.:joust Cluck. Mugge in be Second Capta n.
• ea Gelation. premixed; Stenod LiLutetant Materiel Lo in-
mixt in be Hilt Lk etoses's sal Lieutenant Lents Wicrtog to
be A4Jrair, vase thus.
M- sin r.
I..7rrear Isaacs Digtsts Of (16 sph Piet. fa,.crfcdcd•

The twdeidnentidnad Officers are roperfedel, being
abant without leave.
Erfign Jahn Lain. of She sd Foot.
Longo Creil ?A Rithogp, of the 44th Font.
EnbgniKiliam C. Cuban. of the 46th Fo-t.
EISA fWI in the Gazette atilt 18th May, 18-as.
Cagrlt Regiment ..I Foot.
For 7.sw, Beeson, Gent to be 141fian, without purchafe, vice
Itriggs„ moment in the 46th Foot,
Read Jab. Brawn, Gcm, to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice
Bri.;p, promote :I in the 46th Foot.
notritlinOS OTTICE, MAY 21.
Corps of 101.11 Engineers.
Alec. Cherne, Gent. to be Second Licuteuard. Dated May t, 'BO6.
COmmillion in the Loyal Gteenwich Water Fencible
Affociation, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Kent.
Richard Matey, Gent. to he Lieutenant, tip Yt i Den Warner,
reugned Data May so, NILO.
Commifflons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Kent.-l'o he Deputy Lieutenant).
Thomas Mercer. Erg. Dated Aura se, 1804.
Sir Walter Stirling, Bart.; George Mcr land, Joian Twiftlen,
'I Trevllion, and Thomas Newnham, Matra. Dated
Mara to, ao6.
Cummifiions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Lanark.
Anderflon Regiment of Volunteer Infantry.
James Laird, Efq. to be Captain, vice Alexander, rattled. Dated
December zB,
Gilbert Lang, jun. E(q. to be Ditto, vice Strong, refigned. Dateil
Februarf at, 1806.
Enflgn David Monteith to be Lieutenant, vice Smaller, refisned.
Dated December *B, aos.
Maya William Gesldes, Gent. to be Ditto, vice Wafter, decated.
.December 19, a
William Young, Gent to be Enfign, vice Monteith. Dated De-
cember rB, acas.
Alexander Macdougsil, Gent. to be Ditto, vice Geddes. Dated
December 19, tBO5.
Commiffion in the Worcefierfitire Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant.
Henry Davey, Gent. to be nava. Dated May to, tBo6.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
R. Roberts and 1. Roofe-May 13, 1806.
William Ca rtke I and Charles Swede Stuart, of Rotherhithe, Sur-
geons-May 17, ac 6.
G. CI syton. J. Clayton,aud J.Haffcl, of Gee-croft, Cheflaire, cot-
' ton fpinners-March 1,;805.
A. Connie and J. Lord, woolen carders, of Copthrod, Laneatire,
May to, Ilion.
Henry Ware and O. Rendell, of Holborn-hill, groceralVfareb
85, 1806. •
John Bennett and Sarah Bennett, of Turnlee, Gloffop,Derbyfhite,
woollen clothiers-April 6, 3805.
J. Bourke and B. Ridge, of Brook-greet; Holborn, wind and
brad merchants--May at,1806.
P.. Anderton, W. Larteafter. and Thomas Anderton, of Manche&
ter, eallevriratero-April 10, *BO6.
J. linen, J.Eneutner, and J. Hewitt, of Lane-end, Staffotalaire,
potten-May 6, 1806.
Charm! Malt and Jofiab Thomas, of t:riftol, roger refiners---
March 23,,, tBO6.
D. Dstrifoo and Cr Dewitt), of Beadlam, Yoathiri, Eat and yarn
merchautoLFeb. 1836.
A. Alger and 8. PldUipt, of drat Tower-Brat, coopers, der--
Jl*Pe 24.04,
j. Harrorks sod %V, Atbepton, of Chorley, Lancafbire, joiners,
&ea... April 16, 18r.6.
Wm. By mid /oho deaf, of London, Ship slid inforance agents
March 35,1806.
J. Wood and vim. Thornier, of Boltos-le.Moors, Lracaddre,
cotton, fplimerso.May 16, t 806•
Blinn Smith and Thomas Eyre, of Derby, bleacheri-April 30,
1806.
R Chatfield, Chatgetd, Vhf, dlatfteld,gind S. Chatfield, of Coo-
per's ro*,Crotebed Friare-olon, 1,.1806.
Rich. Gorton, John To:heroine, lobo Roe, Sad John Gorton,
of Won& m.. Nottingbaniflafre, tattoo and warfted fpinhers-•
May 19,
A NKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
July ax. Nathan Roil, of ktaberneld Peppard, near Henley, 01-
loralibire, miller, at ten, at Coddle* Leedom
EA NKRUPTS.
James Dkkenton, of Golborne, Lane..difre, cotton. (Owlet', dealer
rod Chapman, to furrender June st, 83, dud pity 5, at the Nat's
Head Ino,Warrington. Anoraks, Mr. diaekttock, St. Itialdred'S
Court, Poultry, London; or Mr. Bradford, Warrington.
Richard Farr, of Woomera, Hereto/Mire, timbei-merchant, June
5,6, and July 3, at eleven, at the Greyhotand Inn, Hereford --
AttondeT Mars. Price and Williams, N 0.9; Lincoln's tun Old
Square, London, or Mears Downes and James, Hereford.
Augu&ua White, of Aldermanbory, London, Odor, dealer and
charms:, May 31, Jane 7, and July 5, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. Visaed, Gray's Inntquare.
Samoa Wade, of Manehefter. and Samuel Blakeley, lite of Lon-
don, dealers, charism and, copartners, June 16,17, and July 7,
at eleven, at the Royal Oak lon, Manchriter. Attomies, Mr.
kilts, Cur6tor firm, London; or Mars. Kearney and Card.
Matichenci.
Jufrali Lewes, of the Wellminfter Road, Southwark, Surrey,
ridualler,deslerand chapman, May 3t, bane 7, and July s, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mars. Parker, Young, and
Hughes, Effeidtteet, Strand.
John Marley, late of Dean-row, patina of Wilsnnow,
chorkmanntafturer, dealer and Chapman, June *6, r 7, and
jdy
Shat eleven, at the Swan Inn, Wilmllow. Anorak% Mr. Petal
Willianifoo Koutsford, Clothire • or. Mars Wright
and Pickering, Paper Buildings, Temple, Condon.
George Slayton, of Leeds, Yorkliiire. &vain, dealer and bliap-
num, Julie it, r a, and July 5, at eleven, at the Hood, Leeds -
Attornies, Mara Holland, Atkiofon, and Rolland, Leeds; or
Meffra. Allen, holey, and Stocker, neutral's Inn. London.
Henry Rayfon, of Liverpool, drugglft, dealer sod ehapnien, rune
78, to ,and July s. at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Lord ftrett,
Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Forreft, LiverpooL
Benjamin Sandford Sykes, of Liverpool, dealer and chapman, June
a 6, 17, and July 3, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern .1.. v or pool.
Attotnies, Mr. George Orred, Liverpool; or Mars Cooper
and Lowe, Southampton Buildings. London.
George Tanner, of Iletitul, cutler, dealer in bardware and chapman,
Lune 9, 10, et eleven. aod July s, at five, at the Rummies cavern,
rinol. Attondes, Melina Bengough and Palmer. Ennui; or
Mars Tarrant and Mule, Chancery-lane, Lonticii.
George Vaughan, jun. of Snatchwood, to the pariah of Trevethin,
and of Newport, hloninouththire, coal miner, coalinerchant,
denier and chap:ann. June 4,6, and Jay 5, at chino, at the
korona& Tavern, liatoL Attornies, Mt. Cohen. Lincoln's
lea, London ; or Mr. hteploma mot Mr. Hanky, Brilloi.
George Vaughan, lan, of Snatchwood, In the panth ot '1 revathin,
and of Newport, Monmouthshire, coalman:ter, cosi-nierchanta
dealer and chapman, June 4.4. and July s, at eleven at the
Rummer 'Tavern, Bated. Anoraks, Mr. Galull. antoln's-
lota, London ; or Mr. Stephens and Mr Hartley, Rata.
George Richards, of Gough-flown, ;tondos., furrier, dealer and
chapman, May 31, June „hand July t, at At-
torney, Mr. Ad.in, Loudon-Arced, Fetich urch•nrect.
John Edo ards, of Elmore Rivet, Cavendifia fgviie, failddletex,
folk: Jane a, at eleven. Janes, and July 3, at ten, at Guild.
hail. Loudon. Attunes, Mr. (Alkali!, Milbabk-ftreet, Weft-
minflSr
Robert Pyke, of Liverpool, bread-baker, dealer and chapman,
Jou( 16, ay, and July 3, at Riddiough's Hotel, Liverpool. At
torah", Mania Crump and Lodge, Liverpool; or Mr. Bettye,
Cuaneery-hine, Loudon.
John of Stanton St. John, 0 x (ardente, botcher, June
9, at fix. June so. and July 3, at eleven, at the Marlborough
Wiiatlftcs4k, Oarordralte. Attorney, Mr. Moore, hi.
tu,Otifordibire.

FrJO lie LONDIN G. 4
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i AOI4II•LTY OTIICIt,
I
i f:ory of a Letter from Admiral let
den. F.fq. dated cm board the 'T
.
.
! a tth latent
Fit —I inch*, for their Lordfhtpi
1 i I received tins morning front C.pti
giving an account of the capture
fehoottre Lea Antis, a letter of mar
to Cayenne. I am, Sir, &c.
t Aili
My Lord—l do myfelt (I
your Lottlthip, that lilt td,
command, ha.. thia day rapt u
I.r, Antis, a letter of miry
and 10 Wien, heiongiog to t.
titer o ith a cargo of wine at
!torn Boutdcaux. 1 have tli
(Signed)
I MILI CARY ?RC
WAIL 0'
i." Regimen: of Dragoon Guards—
he Caps nn of a Troop, by much.
ad itegOttent td Dregoons—Henry
Cornet, without purchafe, vice II
6th Ditto—.Comselheop. Biddulp
purchafe.
t lath Regiment of Light Drsgoone-
half ray of the Independents, to
Villehois who exchanges, reedy.
alit Dittol—Sorienn Richard Spet
i Surgeon, vice Wake, who retires
id Reci meta of Foot Guards—Cal
to be Captain of a Company, by
ley, Bart. tabu retires ; Bongo P
. i
I vice Gordon
4th Regiment of Foot—Surgeon St,
of the oath Foot, to be Surgeon,
a; It Light Dragoons.
Bth Ditto—Charlea Isom, Gent. to
vice Ward, whole appointment I
9th Ditto•—Enfign iliac Jervis t
chafe,vice Piali,appointed to tin
i loth Gent. to be Enfign, vice Jervis.
Ditto—Ennio Charles J. Te
purchafe, vice Downes, proms
reine's Regiment.
To be Ettligisa—William Balfour,
dell, promoted ; Solomon Rich
Lt)4 Booker, Gent. to be Ennio, wii
DA. pointed to the silt Foot.
fsth Ditto—Enfign and Adjutant
r Lieutenant; F.ofign and Adjut
rank of Lieutenant ; Bonin J
without parthafe, vice Adair, I
• aid Ditto--Lieotenant Henry W
forth, promoted.
a4th Ditto— -- Vardy, Gene. t
. • vice Cupperthwoite, who reffnu
asth Ditto—Andrew Perrott, Go
vice Warren,prometed.
434 Ditto--Enllgn Pollock
chafe, vice Skipp, who retires ;
Lieutenant, without pure:late,.
44th Ditto—Lieutenant T. A. 13
MI, who rellins the Adjutant'
47th Ditto--Captain John Rober
Independents, to be Captain t
mehrnies, receiving the &Bo
be Lieutenant, by purehafe, wit
silt Ditto—Enftgn Giles thaw
, 4
f. be Bailin, without purchare,
1 bat not taken place.
sad Ditto—Bongo Thomas F.
chafe, vice Warre,promated
i Gent. to be Ennio, by rural
6:ft Ditto—Lieutenaot Richert:
be Adjutant, with the rank of
gins the Adjutancy
09th Ditto--Enftgo Robert Bak
vice '.l.Dougall, promoted in
. .
... 74th Ditto—Lieutenant John A
Company, vice Fletcher, dot
To be Lieutenants, without pn
Dreagb, d••••eafed; EnSgn IS
. • nutted ; Ennio Almander TI
&rick Langley, vice J Gran
• To be &tins—Bernard Kett
. Baynes, Gent. vice Kerman
Williams, pi omoted in the 1
from the 76th Foot, vice *1 la
Langley.
79th Ditto—Peter M'lntyre,
h•PlCemion. who returns to h
1 Ssth Dittm—John Grant King,
! chafe, vice Dowd, promoted
9:11t i into—Captain William 1
• Captain 'art Company, vice I
Veteran Battalion; Captain
Scotto Yencibles, to be Copt
pointed to the bib Royal Ye
t Std Ditto•—Lieutenant Peter I
without purehafe, vice Mac]
, Veteran Battalion ; Licutena
of a Company, Lee P. Gerd'
, phe r fon to be Lieutenant, yin
to be Ennio' vice M'Pherfo
zR Welt Indiaßegiment—Lie
min of a Company. without
the 7.R Foot; Wiliam Hun
chafe, vice Kirk, appointed
6th Ditto.—W. H. Glover, Get
Wilde, prcinoted In the 137th
Royal Regiment of Malts—Er
nem, vice Vella, who refignsl
1
i • I iron, the Malta Provincial E
Royal Corneae Rangers-14m
39tb Foot, to be Captal., of i
IR Gary fon Battalion—Bonin
• die Regiment, to be Ennio,
, . soh foot
4 3d Ditto—Akzander Dirom, C
wooed in the 66th Font.
id Royal Veteran Battalion-1
' i the both Foot, to be Major, v
i Bth Ditto—Laptain Charles R,