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London, England, 1806-07-16 00:00:00

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR OIFFICII, JULY 15.
STAFF.

Colonel Hie Honourable VirliliainStewart, of the 95th Poot, to
be a Brigadier General to the Farce laying in the Mediter-

rancan.

Major General Hildebrand Oakes to be Quarter Mailer General
to the (aid Forces.
Brigadier Geneni James Campbell, of the 6ift Foot, to be Adju-
tant General to the (aid Force*.
Lieutenant Colooci John Lord Proby, of the aft Foot Guards,
to be Deputy Adjutant Genera! tattle (aid Forces.
011011•110 E OFFICII, JULY 14.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Firft Lieutenant George Cobb to be Second Captain, vice Wor-
Beyobxesfed. Dated June a. aloft.
Second lieutenant George W. Croke to be Firft Lieutenant, vice
Cobbe. Dated as above.

Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers.
The Hon. Gauge Hanger to be Captain, vice Blagrave, retired.
Dated July 7, 1806.
Commilfiuns figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Surrey.
Loyaf Southwark Regiment of Volunteers, with
Sharp Shooters attached.
Flrft Lieutenant Richard Heath to be Captain, vice P. Barnes,
reigned : Second I.iriitenant Thomas Donley to be hint Licu
tenant, vice Inompfun, promoted; &Triad Lieutenant William
Humphrey to be Find Lieutenant, vice H. &timbers, Jun. re.
Dried ; Seecind Lieutenant B. Hurtt Newton to be Fite Lieu-
tenant, vice Debraume, reigned; Samuel laelifon, Gent. to be
Find. Lieutenant, vice Heath, pmmoted ; George Jackfon,Gent.
to be Seeoad Lieutenant, vine 1)1wIty. prumoted . • John Par.
lona, Galt. to be ditto, vice Humphrey, promoted.
AU dated July 4, 406.
Commiffiun in the Dobyfhire Militia, fired by the
- Lord Lieutenant.
hymned Halton, Efq. to he Captain. Dated June 24, atad.
Commiffion in the Invernefa, &c. Regiment of Mili-
tia, riAced by the Lord Lieutenant.
Lieutenant Pattick Warren to be Quieter Matter, vie.: Carta.
ebael, promoted Dated June 16, tY.o6.
Commillion in the Dorfttlitire Regiment of Militia,
figned.tned by the Load Lieutenant.
Frederick Holehrooke, Gent. to be Enfign, vice T. Layton, pro-
rooted Dated June 14, tBc6.
Commiffions in the Royal Carmarthen Fuzileer Re-
giment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieute-
sant.

Henry Lawrence. Gem. to be Second Liestensot, vice Griffiths,
promoted. Dated June so, !Sob;
John Griffi7h., Gent to be Surgeon, vice Las, reigned: Dated
May 23, 1806.
BANKRUPTCY ENI.AROED.
July a 6. William of Queen street, Long-Aerr,
MidSk-
fe:, ironmo r, at ten. at Guildhall.
B.SNKRUPI'S.
William You., or liandfinth, Chelbire, bleacher' and whittler.
deal rand cluipntati b. furrenderAueuft 4. 3, at four, andAuguft
s 6, it eleven, at the Bridgewater Arm., Manebefter. Attornicr,
Mr. Jackfon. Hare court, Temple, London ; or Mr. Diu', in
Stockport, Chanty. .
Jam a Lytligoe, of Liverpool, thrbcr.merehant, Augult t 3, 14,

and al', at'ol.e, at the Star and Garter Tavern:ln lverpool—:-.
Attornies, Mr. Thomas ftlackftock, St. Mildeed's-court,Pouhry,
London; or Mega. Bardfwell and Stepheadou, Drury lane,
l.iverpool.
Jofrph Stevens and John Cartar, of Bread Reece, Cheapflde, Lon-
don, warchoufenien. dealers, chapmen and copartners, July 19,
29, and Auguß s 6, at une, at Guildhall- Attornies, Metres.
Wiltshire and Bolton, No. 6, Throgmorton-itrect.
Edward V. huchoufr, of Birmingham. fwoed.hilt and bayonet-
maker, d• alcr and chapman. Auguß 5, at Sire, Auguft 9. and 26,
at eleven, at the Littleton Arens Inn, Penkridge, Staffordedre.
Anon+, MOM Turner and Wells. Warwick-court, Gray's.
Inn, Loudon ; or Mr. John Hanky, Naftali. Stafforcifhire.
Richard Dearman, of 13ari,ftey. and Robert Dearman. of Pindat-
Oaks, in Wocasorough,Yorkesim, copartners, merchants, dealers
and chapmen, Aug oft 7 tr, and 26, at eleven, at the Whi.e
Bear Inn, Batelle,. Auumlea, Mr. John Wilton, No. 16, Gee.
vilk-Brat, H. icon Garden, London; or Mr. George Kcir,
Barak! aforefaid.
Willem Skinotr, of Eaft lane, Greenwich, Kent, vidtualler. dealer
and chapman, July 22, 29, and Auguß 16, at twelve, at Guild-
bald London. Atturniea, Men, Wadcfon, Barlow, and Gra.
vow, Auftiii Friars, London.
LIVID NDS. •
July is. George Etnnatt, of birmingham, linen and woollen
draper, at tan, at the Shake:pear Tavern, Birmingham.
July 26. John Piece*, of Bread.ftreet, Loudon, warehoufcman, at
ten, at Guildhall.
Ju a 6 John Lewis, of Tynyddol, IkTerionethfbire, drover, bort*.
dealer, dealer and chaprnan, at tcn, at the Spurtfman Inn, Car-

salvo"
July s 6. Evan John, of Morton, Denbighfbire, dealer and chaps
man, at ten, at the Sportfman Inn, Carnarvoii.
July 26. Beatjamin Mende Dc Culla, of Bury-Rreet, St. Mary-
Ate, London, and Green Brew, Enfield Highway, /Aideßef.:,
eleal‘r and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
July s 6. William Packer, of Chamber-Reed, Goodman'asfields,
Middlefex, taylur, deakr and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall.l
July t 6. Stephen Richings and Sertnerfct Richings, now or late I
of Gaford, breeches makers and glovers, and copartners, at ten
at Guildhall, London.
Jo/7 26 John Price, of Finfburrfquare, London, merchant,
dealer and chapman, at ten. at Guildhall.
Tiny 16. F.dvtard Read, of 'llford, Elea, carpenter, at ten, at
Wddbau.l.oodon.
July 28. 1 bonus Bramball,of Morsky,Allaton-under.l.inr, Lan-
callare, rottotapinncr, dealer and ehaptuan, at three, at the
Mote I avern, Alliton•ui der.Line.
July 28. Nathat.i, I Perkins,fen. and Nathaniel Perkins. Jun. of
Fallington. Gloscellcrfhire, clothiers, copartners, deslers, and
chapmen, at ten, at the King's Arms, Stroud, Gloucelicrfhlre.
July 18. Richard Hir,diey and William Wakefield, of Mancheßer,
mataulafturers, dealers. ehapmen, and copartners, at eleven, at
the Coach and Hoeft* ill Desnfgate, Manchsfter.
July 29. Anthony Macklin, of Compton-Brea, Soho, Middltfint,
linen•draper. at one, at Guildhall, London.
July 29 Matthew Brown, of St.locatri fquare, St. James, Clerk.
envrelf, Mickilefez, printer, and thapman, at one, at

Guildhall, London.. - - - -
July 29. William Gardner. of Luton, Bedfordihire, rack sans.
facturer' at one, at Guildhall, Loudon.
July 29. William &Lon, of Gofport, Hants, hawker, dealer red
channsan at one, at Guildhall, London.
Ju:y 29. Gt:orge DoCsfon, of Kendal, Weilmorland, grocer, dealer
and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. London.
July 3t. Pirri Stags, of Won-eller, hop merchant, dealer and 1
e:a;reco. at ten, at the kivp-klarket WI, Wvrceitcr.

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Jar 30 Piet4 Lewis and Whetter Cohn, beth.of Liverpool, mill
Maurice De jongh. of Manchcfter, merchants, dealers, -der
men, and copartners, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn,
Manehefter.
Auguft C. John William tither, now or late of Bowling Green-
lane, Clerkenwell, victualler, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Auguft a. Matthew Mackenzie, of Fleet- Meet, London, vintner,
at ten, at Guildhall.
Auguft e. James Grindrod and Michael Gueft, of Manchelter,
cotton-merchants and copartners, at eleven, at the Pack Horfe,
Briege-ftreet, Manchefter.
Auguft 4. John Harrifon and Robert Rigg, of Manebefter, maim-
faeturers and copartners, at eleven, at the Dug Tavern, Deauf.
gate, Matscheiter.
Auguft 4 Richard Wood, late of Liverpool, merchant, at Eleven,
at the George Inn, Dale (tree, Liverpool.

P.IRLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JULY is.

In the Appeal, Cluntley o. Lord Dunfany and Others, Condit
was heard for the Appellant—Further hearing to-nnirrow.
The Mailers in Chancery Bill, the Scots Forfeited Eftates Bill,
the trills Militia Service Bill, the Volunteer Officers Rank Bill, the
Gibraltar and Malta Trade Bill, the Silk Bounty Bill, the SWAT
Bill, the French Wines Bill, the Gunpowder Importation Bill, the
Malts Bill, the R3111:11 ihU, the Ezeife Laws 8111, and the Inn-
keepereAllowances Bill, were read a feconti time, and committed
for to mormw,

Mr. ALEXANDER, Mr. DALDWiIsi, and frveral other
Members of tbe Houfe of Commons, brought up the Linen Draw-
back Bill, and fume private Bills,whlch were r..ad a firft time.

_
The Nabob of the Carnatic's Creditors' Bill pallid through a
Committee, and was reported.
The ATTORNEY 'GENERAL, Mr. rALCRAFT, Sir
CHARLES MORICE POLE, Mr. PARNELL, Mr ALEX
ANDER, mut feveral other Members of the Houfe of Commons,
brought up the Chancery Veils' Bill, the Ordnance Lands Bill,'
the Seamen's Wages Bill, and the Irina Revenues Bill, which were
read a first time.

The American intercourfe Bill waa, on the motion of Lard
GRENVILLE, ordered to be read a third time on Thurfday.
The Irith Quit Rents 818 was read a fecund time t after a fhort
cooeufation between Lord REDESDALE, Lord ORENVII.E,
Lord ELDON, and the Earl of LIMERICK, as to the nature of
t►e Bill, and committed for to morrow.

The Bankrupt Laws Mil was mad a lecond time, and commit.
red for to morrow.