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- IN FRANCE.
Amount received -

:SONK
461,088 18 6

Sundry Individuals at Wellington, Stunerset -, 17 17 o
Tut I own of Whitehavev, per 14aac Bragg, Esq. Sl3 i I 7
Parish of Gosforrh, near Whiteh3vt n, per ditto 2 9 0
Moe of a Carman, for misbehaviour before the Lord
maalloyor - . 1 0 0
SCCO4II Corte; ion at the .:erman 0 efotmed Church,
in the Savoy, per Rev. John Hullo 14 16 0
-par Nit of Fortoo, otaftnrd. per Rcv. T. S. Br ght 17 17 0
Parish or Gold%bro', prr key T. Baztor - 7 0 0
par .h of Chippirii .odbury, Gloucestershire 17 17 0
Town of Dorchester . 4t3 .5 6
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A sum paid by I. H. of Friendsbury, to T. W. in com-
promise for an assault S 0 0
Mamas of St. •tephen's, near Launceston, per Messrs.
Brown, Harv. y, and Hal 6 0 0

. —.0.'11, nary, y, 411t4 I.".
Parish (4 Burnley, I.ancAsh.re, per Rev. W. Raws 24 IS 7
........ Kirkby, kleetham, Yorkshire, per Rev. W.
Glaisti r, "(car - - 5 8 6
Parish of Orton Longaille, near Peterborough, per
I&ev. S. Courtney - - SO 0 0
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G. S. - . - - 8 0 0
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*Parish of Sparsholt, Berks . .. - 3 S 0
---- Lodden, per Mr. W. George - 7 9 0
Layton Ckurch, per Ditto - - . 1 1 0
• Elston CI, ere!., per Rev. E. Cowley - 4 II 6
-..-- Sibthurpe - .- 1 0 0

Further Subscriptions, transmitted by Sir Wm. Forbes Hunter
and Co. of Edinburgh:

P. L.

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Pleasance, Edinburgh

1 1 0
S 0 0
11 6 10
11 16 0
10 0 0

3 3 0
sears
P. rr, Lyon, and Hurl, Warrington:
Townships at Great Budwot
of ergsliall excepted)

54 7 2

,e Hoe; ?unshaven* frau the 4th
ditto, vice Wemyst•
.4 Daniel W. B. Ptaine to be Ase.
tant.Surgeon, vice Taylor, superseded.
11th Ditto—Lieutenant John Danger to be Captain of a Com-
pany, vice M'Geachy, killed inaction ; Ensign Charles Calvert
to be Lieutenant, vice Danger; Serjeant David Scott, from
the tad Foot, to be Ensign, vice Calvert.
17th Dlito—Wm. White Crawley, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Jeffries, promoted.
26th Ditto—Captain John M.Entagert, from half-pay of the 26th
Loot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Pym, who exchanges.
27th Ditto—Captain G. W. Patidon, from half-pay of the 2dtb
foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Waugh, •whe ex-
changes; Ensign Hugh Gough to be Lieutenant, without pur-
chase, vice Windsor, promoted; Quarter-Matter-Serf:ant .
Ar-
thur Byrnes, it-0m the 7th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Nl•Coard,
deceased; Radcliffe, Gnat. to be Ensign, vice Gough.
90th Regiment of Foot.
're be Lieutenants, without purchase,
Ensigns George l'eulon and Robe:t Daniel.
Ensign and Adjutant G. Stephenson to have the rank of Lieutenant.
Ensigns P. P. Neville, and Juhn Roe, from the 61st Foot.
ro be Ensigns—Gentlemen Cadets Edward Boyd, fr mu the Royal
Military College, vice Teuton; Jonathan Hilda, from ditto,
vice Vaniel ; and George Darling, front ditto, vice Neville.
31st Ditto—Hospital Mate Matthew Farnan to be Assistant-
Surgeon, vice Soden, who resigns.
34th Ditto--William Ewbank, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Ball, promoted.
36th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Edward Lewis, from the Royal
Military College, tobe Ensign, without purchase, vice Dow-
_

• glass, promoted in the 55th Foot.
43d Ditto—Ensign M'Coy H. BaUlie to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Brown, promoted in the 3d Garrison Battalion.
50th Ditto—Brevet-Major Edward Abbott, from the Mel Foot,
.to be Major, without purchase, vice Napier, promoted in the
102 d Foot.
52d Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel John Colborne, from the 66th
Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Ross, who exchanges;
Crawford. Gent. to be Ensign, without purshase, vice

Scott, who resigns.
54th Ditto—Lieutenant John Blake, born the 101st Foot, to be
Lieutenant, who exchanges.
55th Ditto—Ensign Cunningham Douglas, from the 36:1* Foot,
to be Lieuttnatit, without purchase, vice Imlath, who resigns..
57th Ditto—Ensign Adam fsluri ay to be Lieutenant, vice Sheri-
dan, dead of his wounds; Serjeaut William Johnston, from the
7th Foot, to be Ensign, vice,Murray.
61st Ditto—Gentleman Cadet Chris'opher Kellett, from the
Royal Military College, to be Ensign, withoot putchme, vice
Roe, promoted in the 30th Foot.
66th Ditto—Lieutenaut Colonel John Ross, from the 52d Foot,
to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Colbounie, who exchang.s ;
Gentleman Cadet John Partly, Irmo the 1) oyal Military Col-
lege, to be Ensign, vice Coulter, killed in action.
731 Ditto—Lieutenant John Ovens to be Captain of a Company,
by purchase, vice Birmingham, who retires.
78th Ditto—Lieutenant John Grant, from the 14th Foot, to be
Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Walsh, appoin-
ted as Inspecting held Officer of a Recruiting District.
113 d Ditto--Isaac Hackett, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
O'Niel, promoted.
84th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Peter Carey, from the
86th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, without put caw.
86th Ditto—Brevet Major John Johnson, from the Tith Foot. to
be Major, without purchase, vice Carey, promoted to the 84th
Foot.
89th Ditto—Ensign John Crawford to be Lieutenant, without
purchase; Francis Johnson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Crawl .rt.
94th Ditto—Lieuteuant J. D. Bringhurst, to the Ist Dragoon
Guards, to be Captain ut a Coins any, by purehast „vice Irwin,
who retires.
99th Diuo—Lieutenant R. Weyland, from the 16,11 Liglii Dra-
goons, to be captain of a Conti any, without poi chase, vice
Stannaid. who retires.
100th 'reliant Colonel Malcolm M'Pher.on, irons the
niff in North America, to be Lieutenant Colonel, v ce Murray,
who exchanges; Ltime-ant Francis R. Fart u..e, from the Ca.
natlian encililet, to be Lieutenant, vice Dewar, who exchanges.
101st Unto —l.l utenant G. G. Edwards, front the 5 Ito foot, to
be Lieu tnant, vice Blake, who exchanges.
loud Diao—Lieutenant Michael Redmond, from the 24th Font,
to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Brabyn,
appol iced to the Veteran Company.
4th West Ind a Regiment—Captain William Henry Forsteen,
Irons the 19th Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice
Nixon, promoted
Stb Dtto—Encign Archbald Hamilton to be Lieutenant, vice
Forster, deceased; William Buckley Park, Gent. to be Ensign,
vice Hamilton.
Bth West India Regiment.
To be Lieutenants, without l'urcbase,,
LI utenant William Blaquiere, from the 49th Footoriee
eteceatted ; Ensigns Thomas Henry, vice Magill, appointed to
the lath Foot; William Ffennell, 6imon Fraser, and Henry
Blechman.

To he Ensigns.
Ensigns William Brown, from the Boys! African, Corps, vice
Henry; N ilium Macslonnell,Gent.vice Ffennell ;Dania lit ❑-
derson Grow, Gem. vice Fraser; John Maxwell, Gent. vice
Buschman.
Royal Yolk Rangers—James Chimer, Esq. to be Paymaster.
7th Royal Vetersl Batialion—Provost. ,Marshal W:iham Alpe,
from halt pay, to be Lieutenant; Ensign James Boyd, from
the Garrison Company of the King's German Legion, to be
Lieutenant.

BANKRUPT s.
Thomas Motley, Isaac Hardy, and William Heard, of Bristol,
Ironmongers, to surrender July SO, August 14, and September
s, at eke zn, at the Rummer Tavern, All-Saints-lane, Br,stol.
Agouties, Messrs. Tarraut, Clarke, and Richard, Chancery-
lane, London.
John M`Geuch, late of Chester, linets-draper, August It, 9, and
Sept. 3, at cleven, at the Coach and Horses lui,, Chester.—
At tornies, Messrs. Philpot and Stone, '1 emple, Loudon ; or

Mr. Finchett, Chester. -
George Syrinburri, late of Catterick, Yorkshire, innholder, Aug.
19, 20, and Sept. 3, at twelve, at Mr. D. Ferguson's, innkee-
per, Catterick-bridge. Attorneys, Mr. Blackinon, Symontra-
Inn, London ; or Mr. John Hines, Durham.
Joseph Bond, late of Lloyd's Coffee-house, London, and of
Montague-place, Middlesex, underwriter, July 27, August 6,
and Sept. 3, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Crow-
der, Lavie, and Garth, Fretlerick's-place, Old Jewry.
Matthew Warien, of Furxr-Hall, near Ingatestone, Essex, mer-
cl-ant, August ; as ten, August 13, and Srpt. 3, at twelve, at
Guildhall. * Attorney, Mr. John Pearson, Elm-court, temple.
James Lade, of Stock, Essex, grocer, July 27, August 10, and
Sept. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Copland,
Chelnisfurd, Essex ; or Mr. Edward Bigg, Hatton-garden.
Richard Reddish, of St. James's-street, Middlesex, wine-mer-
chant, July 27, 30, and Sept. 3, at twelve, at Guildhall --
Anomie', Messrs. J. and W. Richardson, New-Inn.
Alexander Henry, of Finsbury-square, Middlesex, mvrchant,
July 27, August i 3, and September 3, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorn:es, Messrs. Shawl, Le Blanc, and skaw,*tudor-straet,

Black& ars.
Peter Bedo r, of Dover, mealman, July 30, Anust 3, and Sept.
S, at tt n, at Guthinall. Attorney, Mt. Corea, Lyon's-Inv,
London ; or Mr. Hicks, Lital.
John Patten, of Walthamstow, Essex, merchant, July 27, August
12, and Sept. S, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies. fylewrs.
Vandereom and Cotnyn, Bush-lane, Cannon-street.
George Burton, of the New City Chambers, London, insurance-
broker, July 27, August 10, and Sept. 3, at ten, at UutldlialL
4ttornies, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Curbet-court, Grace-
' church-street.

GERMAN PAPERS.

SOLEURE, JUNE e.

It appears, that since the close of 1806, the Swiss
ntoiis have furnishesl to France about 2.),000 native
troops, whose enlistment cost 6,600,0.►0 francs.

NANTES, JUNE 16.

A nunib,:r of letters from the Isle of France have
re:idle:l tins city, from which we have extracted the
following etails with regard to the situation of that
colo.iy since it has !alien Imo the hands of the Eng.

list) :
A few days after the capitul•.tion was ratified, the
Governor published a Prod anation, summoning the
inhabitants to repair to his house, for the purpose of
signing the formula of an oath, which should contain
only the acknowledgement of their su•tmission to
England. The inhabitants seeing nothing in such an
oath that was inconsistent with their duty, conformed
to the sammons ; brit their astonishment was great,
when, instead of the formula of which not.ce had been
given, another was presented to them, to whict, were
added the words obedience and fidelity. !ley were
all indignant at this deception, and unanimously re
fused thus to break the ties which unite them, as
Ftenchrnen, to the mother country. The English,
after having in vain attempted to overcome the n-.ble
resistance of these good citizens, were obliged to give
up their plan, and h .ve ended by not exacting any
kind of oath whatever.

Alter the sort ender of the Island, the English navy
displayed its usual rapacity. Most of the ship-owners
had taken the rrecautio,t, beiure the landing of the
enemy, to unrig their vessels, and catty the sails,
Ti44jog, &c. to their store-houses ; they were forced
to replace all th-se articles on hard the ships Which
were declared good prizes. Many merchants, fearing
new acts of injustice, and alarmed with respect to the
future fate of the colony, are anxious to return' to
France. There is, indeed, much reason to fear that
the English mean to carry into effect the plan which
they avowed during the last cetitur) —that f destroy-
ing the fortifications and public establishments, laying
waste the plantations, tilling up the ports, and then
abandoning an island devoted, by their barbarous'
policy, to sterility and misery. Already Port Napo-
Item has been degraded, and the English are busy,
embarking the artillery placed as the works of the
island. The money they brought has been expended,'
and the persons employed by them are no longer paid.
Want of confidence and discouragement are at their
height ; commerce is totally annihilated ; and some
misguided men, who anticipated prosperity tinder the
English yoke, have required the experience of only*
few weeks to be cruelly undeceived.

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