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A new play,from the pen 'of Mr. Iteituati, " 71
Gtreette Exirsordinary," was performed list night a.
this Theatre. The leading frattres of .1.1.1 e Plot :to
as follow: .
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A lady, Julia Sandford, (Mrs. H. rintsiittoi), refuses to mart)
Lord Decalidry, from scitVe ten:Al:cant" of his character mil:11u
boy. She ill obliged to lave the Castle of the fardil:, and retires FALMOU nit- APRIL SI. , t
Arrived this. evening the Duke of' Kent pada%
to the nel-libouritoad of the lake[ with Mr. Hartop, au old :eta- Captain COTIAWORTIti from Lisbon, left it on the
:tire. Lo4r'sl Dentallory, who had been for many years a soldier 44 h inst. on which day tl 1e Marlborough Packet at-
and abroad, had in the mean time changed his character, and rived with Mails from .Englait .1 ; 300 arrived Fuirler
taken the form cud manner "that gentle ladies love.' Indignant
transport, MAINE; and the Anil ditto, Montt, from
at the idea of being rejected, unheard and unseen, he determiii.., Li sbon,ten days passage ; the brig Gncd Intent, from
on following Lady Julia, and forcit,g her to feel how far she has
done him injustice. At Windermere he exhibits his rllantry in ; Amish; bark 'I wo Brothers, from
Plymouth
wit;h Itlilienber, Sc. for Penzance ; his- Majesty's
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saving a young Welch girl (Miss boons) from being drowned ;
Dni.glierwi,:it4 &leaches, for Cad z ; and the Prince
Ifisgons, frorh Portsmouth, to rake a
is introduced at Mr. flattop's, and becomes, under the name of I Nrilg
Major Clayton, the accepted lover of Lady Julia. Soinit in,ima- 1
leryillein esse
&nest packet, Captain Perna, with mails, •frienaste
in 49 days, 'Which she left on the 44 Whits, •
bone of contempt thrown out on Lord Dema *strong 1
at which time were lying there his l'it.tkotr't chip
praises of Major Clayton,who had distinguished! lt the siege I
of Seringapatam, throw the &tidos& Major intO. a &interim' of 1
1 p 'three frigates, fire brigs of war, :arj oergutava.
vary well-imagined and very welWeted embarrassment. H sehooner.—Pasengers, Sir ALUANDItit GRANT. Mrsa.e re- 1
toms the band of Its mistress, and returns to notyoutiey Dastlk ; i GRANT; Mr. ast4 Master Amt.:arcs; the Prince ..
the parties are once more brought together by those contrivances ! Ernest brings no 'news. His Majesty's sh:p ELJea.i.
which are Marlys at the mercy of the dramatist, and the piece con- BETH. With a large Convoy hem Port smauth, arrived.
dudes with a weddihr.
at Lisbon the 10th instant ; on the 9th Rear-Admiral .
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This Play we regard as a considerable addition to • Sir 'Torimas WILLIAMS, with a tquadron of line of ••
haute ships and a fleet of transports, sailed for En * •
the list of our dramas ; and if it does not demand very g•
ardent praise, it is at least farther removed front eon.' land —Remain here !rind-bound, the Princess Char. '
ions than some which have' had their day of pope.- lotte packet, Captiin-Hurron, with mails for Lisbon '
larity.e-Musaits, in Harlot:, an old English Gentle- ' the Windsor Castle ditto, with ditto, fur the Meditert .
man, quaint :And comic;eehiLited his best positeri; the ranean, arc. ; and the Prince of Waler.,•PitoOrtia, with '
scene in which he disclosed to Lady Julia, a light and ditto for Jamaica—Wind 8.
laughing girl, iris sufferings from the beleaguering: i TORBAY, APRIL 22. -'
of 41frt. Leech, a kind of Widow Wadman, F -
who had : Sailed his Majesty's ship ARRIDE to the Virestwand; • F •
marked him down for her third husband, had all CRANE sloop of war, with the British Consul, for St.
the ridicule of comic distress; and the manly expres- Michael's, and thence to Newfoundland ; and NOSIDA.
agle and her convoy fur Newfoundland and Quebec..
lion of the feelings which ou.iht to actuate him as a
gentleman of the old school of English honour and
—Wind S. E.
magnanimity was received with the loudest applause. i • •
• PLYMOUTH, APRIL 22.
Yount), in Lord Dernailory, appeared a much fitter i
representative for the Lord than the Lover. Mrs. • Yesterday arrived the PHEASANT sloop of war,
Captain PALER!, from Liverpool, with new-raised
Jousaros, Miss BOOTII, and the other actors and
men for the navy ; the fats frigate. Captain Stiottr-
actresses, went through their parts as well as the
LAND, from a cruize off Brest aad the adjacent French
parts deserved. But from this we mast except Mr.
coast ; and the CESAR, of 80 guns, from Lisbon.—' e
omes, whose acting was much superior to his part.
Passed ttp ( hairnet the DREADNOUGHT! MARS, To-
ie-Fawcett was that indispensable appendage to a
NANT. and NINIIII„R men of war from Lisbon, with
country plot—a country surgeon, or ratle.r, score-
transports. The event, of 22 guns, passed up Chan-
pound of all trades, and full of the voluble impudence
nil tram Lisbon, with 60 sail of light transports un-'
of the quack, the politician, arid the attorney of the
der convoy. About 20 oiil of the latter description
village. His addrees in inventing a history of the
.an ived bete with the Ciesae. • Arrived the Roza tri-
ficiitious Major's adventures in the East—the quick
gate, Captain St.:4ERVILLE, 'ram a croize off Corinna
-dexterity with which he caught up Harts/s's account
and the adjacent coast of Spain. Sailed the &trireme
of the storming of Seringapatam, taken literally from
the Extraordinary Cavite—and his bold• return of the schooner with dispatches 1 r Cadiz ; the BOTNP, of
98 guns, to cruizo off It, chefort ; the tV44iI.IA frigate
tale upon the old man .as a• narrative, Were amongg
with a small fleet of merchantmen and transports nude
some of the best.efforts which we expected from this
; der convoy for
,Quebei rand. the Felt:eras CUAR.
*Ctor. .
Lorrr. liigate to cruize off the'coat.t of Sp-,tiit. Came
The I-louse wet crowded, and the se Extraordinary
u hitzboitr to rci: the DRYAD frii rte and PIIIIASiNT
Qakette" was given out ft* this evening with great
sloop of w.r. Went out of harbour the LYNX brig
atpplante. A well-written Prologue was spoken by !
of war.—About ten o'clock last night, we were alar-
med by the firing of si:zotl guns ( f distress, whicll
'Mr. Badwron ; and the Epilogue, which touched
continued aletut two hours. On. inquiry, it proved t 8
neatly upon ths late gratifying content: of ouregra;
ordittary Gazettes, was delivered, With &eat eleginc
and effect, by
.Miss toorn. . ,be the Trusty of London, a large ship transport of •
20 guns—one of those which came in yesterday with
Both of these comproilions were from the fetendly
the CESAR fora Lisbon. h seems, that having ais
pen of Mr. Tavoixt, the effusions of whose-muse on.
4114xcuiens. docrud bohour. ttp hi, hoirottbeart.... pilot on boards the got•iotri the current, in:ffiiiihnius
na the ridgeent meter whlth tune '
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. across the entrance of the harbour, froln Dr.ke's
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Island to, Mount Edgecumbe, where she lay for up-
wards t tie Acron.—The sixteen nights. of Coe
engagement at New York produced the_ Manager a wards of fivp hours in the most perilous situation.—
, profit of 90.0Q0 dollars- On iris return to Boston he , She mutat last goi off, with the assistance of the bolts
found that the House had been losing in consequence from the Dock-yard and men of war. She has ea,
"of the distresses of the commercial world, in the niter. aired great damage; and must undergo a thorough
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val of .his ahsenciaand he lent his support to retrieve ! repair.—Wind. •
the loss, which he did to a considerable extent, al- IF "' rinTslinorrH, APRIL is.
though the novelty had been worn off. On the last Arrived his Majesty's ship" Detest, from Lisbon ; and Roo
_OWsras.
night of this his second engagement (the 11th of ' utraus, woe transsons,frasa the Sidled she COQUITTri,
Si.b. transports for Ditto. lb* Reignite Is Oslo dai rtleas d
March),he was to play Richard; but, for the first tains quaratitioe.—Wind WI.
time since his arrival, indulged in his characteristic ; DEAL,
APRIL is. . . .
eceentricit y, and in about an hourbefore the ri city, of the / seed his usjes .ty's ship. Etairsce, BlLLOtiki MONARCII,
:curand Active, for off Flushing—Arrived ti.e Pm
"curtain sent word he would not play. The Manager IPP• itthOtttlt r
was la digress, for the house promised to he the u!-' from a cruize; and Aqvisee frigate, from Plymouth.—Wind I.
list since leis return, and hundreds having gone aw.ay I SHEERNESS, APRIL 22.
its confirfgrence If the disappointment.. He was very Arrivedthe CALLIOPE
4 penitent the next day. sent a letter to, Mr. Price, the went anew harbour the CALLISPI. Stifled she MANI Y to the
Westward; and NIONTAGUI to Chatham. Went into towboat
btsnager, and a reconciliation took place. The day "`"".
after (thelfith of March) he was to set off for Phila-1 YARMOUTH, APRIL as. ' - • • .
Aelph.ta, but taking a parting glass on the preceding . Sailed the Tonto sloop of war fur the Tele, ;Ate et . ' -..
'among. with•some friends, he got abominably drunk, ' for the Baltic ; and the Poterto gun brig nti a cries*. Aral
the FLY sloop of war from the Downs. 'lke thii.s in Site soots
and reattetned confined to his bed on the 16th, die , are the Roebuck, Wrangler, Bruiser, and Hearty I Ems, Johalet; .
date of our Correspondent's letter. 1 and. Patriot gun vessels ; and Cheerful and Alert cutter- -vs
The Itomaa Catholic Committee met again in Twenty-three prisoners, (Danish), ftom &Pico Barracks, stolen-
leers for the navy, 'marched in here, and are pet on board the
Dublin on• Saturday last, whey ' Lord FINGAL took Roebuck, to Le distributed among the ships of mac
the chair. Upon the motion of Mr. Hussey. the Peti-
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eastward,
days panAßWEeithDavEeEittial aAVlPoßlieni; Wilga.le from the soufho ;ion and Address were delivered to the Delegates; but;
they o ere left at liberty to use their own discretion '
in presenting or withholding the Petition • for the re-, laeast,wabout tnl' dnalgthc,lea la; II.!
at
ileewas ("11.11:eal°1111;iluritl
Moval of the Duke of RICHMOND and Mr. Pots.— the rocks, a little to the simithward of Panic-then ; and uti twelveai
The Committee then adjourned till the 27th April.
incredible eterilon From the survt7tris r
persons composittg her pew, we regret to mate, only tvo wfipt
e we
"tit', fii o tedible
nce yersel was lheCatharina, Nem
• gIGICiIItQCIA 81L1.3.—1t will be recollected, that out lawyetid; learn, and that i
Of twelve Millipßs of Exchequer Bills proposed by the BRADS. ouster, of Christiana, about 200 tons buret', fi..na
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"VigAlloiLLoit of the ,ESSAtelitiatito to be funded, only Ctiertansteds to Leith, with 'a cargo of timber, a amid rob:*
:erten Millicess ofahat sum were actually subsciibed quantity of which, coosistlng cu efly of loge, has been Cost ashore.
fee t the remaining five millions being still undispoo 4 i 4 BERVIE, APRIL 19. o
o£ Monday evening el! CHANCLLLOR of the EXCIIS- . During the norm of last night, then. irpiers to henbane
driven opus:, the
r rocks to the northward of tuts ',lace, an ltieltiot
even communicated to the Bankers, that he wooli.l
be glad to confer with them nett morning at eleven etecels, tend tin tainoitsliyonsen. ;mitt Is aiLabeybeeoi" icaawi"P.hirkftil diked is
wreck Sooting near that place, among 'which i pieced rile stern
teclttck, on the subject of a farther Proposal he had the rocks near the point of Shieilt'shill, front the great."ll4•4l ISt hi -
t 0 make. At the meeting the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
ffssialbeeieenhoplekpted:, with the ft Uov log Weird, en it, 4 iticitinoutt
atit.4o:Elt signified his intention to bring forward a new
Philiplinanul;4" and :..a•t he slow df-the bbat,
mirk-
proposition for the purpose of inducing subscribers the winds,., Lynn." Several 10,1
tto fund the remaining five millions of Exchequer of fir wood have been cast in, and e fragmenu of cloths, be.
tween Shield-hill and Gourdon.
Bills. He was willing to give a boner to the sub,cti.
bers who funded the seven millions, if they agreed to
close with his proposal ; and if they were not in losses- i Cona Maurer, Masta-uane; APRIL 24.—.-Thit 44
sion of Exchequer Bills to that amount, they sliould be
t'.e Market has but few further an volt of Wiest--
allowed to advance money in the same proportion. It
but there are still tolerable remaining quantities, Prin.
was finally arranged, that in the course of the even.
cipally second and ordinary, which are extreme heavy
hag, or next morning, his new proposition should be. in sales, and rather give way in price—Barley agan
in short supply, and maintains its price—Mat an i
sent to the Bank, and submitted to the former sub-
scribe's. , White Peas dull sale, at the late reduction— Near
Tick Beans 58.. to 89s.—Old as per cut reacy—The• e
The Jews io Holland are now nominated to sitoa-
are likewise but few fresh airivais of 0-we' and this
twos of trust : several of them have recently been
raised to the Magistracy, as Coremissitmer trade, for fine samples, quoted rathet dearer—Flour
tot Police.
Crii has at length consentesl to colitend with Ye- at late prices.
OtOtIAIL EVIZINET as. versa.
&mew, and a match for a large sum will immediately Wheat dos. 14.. Ks. Beets, 1.0. 551.
be Maki - Pine dirt', KW as. Tick ditto, sSts. CIS.
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A publican of the name of Shoreham,• stared yes- Rye, (new) as,. tow oat.. tea efts. Vs. .
• terday morning to to to Nettlebed, Oson, .nd returnDertey, 3S•. 41s. CM. Poland Mud, es,. fis.
(80 milis) in Fourteen bouts, at two starts, but to rest Malt, 625. 70,. Potato, ditto, S!•.
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kite Pew (Sears) 401. 44i. Rife Stod X .4 £.ll
three hosts gap its waist 16 miles in the first two a
rey dine, SOL 4lto.
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PRESENT
—.ost Pahherstoci,
tett the Chiltern klundrea.
31oroiigh of LuilgewhalL
The Right Hon. eleirtes Winn Abanson, Lord He'dley, Baron
Allati•on and Winn of Agharlot., In Ireland, and Baronet, in
the room of foseph Hague Everett, Esq. who has &cared the
Chiltern Hundreds. •
CARLTON-HOUSE, MARCH 12.
The Prince of Wales hz‘ been please 4 to appoint the Rev.
. John Rowley, A. M. Rector of St. Michairsi and Prebendary of
Christ Church, Dublin, to be one of his Royal Highness's Chap-
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Cot ps of Royal Engineers.
'flee pod Lieutetumt Peter Wright to be First Linton-at, vice
Watson, deceased. Dated March 25, 1811.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants.
Petersfield Volunteer Infantry.
Henry Clement, Esq. to be Captain, vice Meeres, resigned. Dated
Aprlll3, 1811.
Benjamin Slut pe, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hector, resigned.'
Dated as above.
ANICRUPTCY ENLARGED.
May 8. Richard tirade, Richard Noreott, and John Joel, of '
Manchester, coach-makers and haruese dealers, at the Mosley
Armi Inn, Maachrster.
June 8. John Wright, of Walcot-place, Lambeth, Surrey, met-
chant, skater and cluipman, :Wien, at Guildhall.
June S. Henry Elliott, of the Kent Road, Surrey, grocer, at ten,
• at Guildhall.
• BANKRUPTS.
Jartles Crotit, of Bridge-Road, Lambeth, Surrey, tallpwchandler,
dtaier and chapnau, to surrend.r April e 7, at ten, May 11,
and Juni 4, at.ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. KinZ, Bed-
ford-row, Lendov.
Philip Thodaituf Tavistock, Devon. Miller, April 26, 27, and
June 4, atalpmb, at the New London Inn, Attornies,
Mr. John DAN, Eisex-street, Strand, London ; or Mr. Ed-

ward Bray, Tavistock,
Peter Fantle. of Windester-street, Old Bnad-street, London,
Merchant, dealer and thapman, April SO, May 3, and June 4,
at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies,.Messrs. Booed'lloll Ind
Hewitt, Little Friday-street.
DIVIDENDS.
John Thomas, of Horsheh, Surrey, brandy-merchant, May.
14, at eleven, at Guildhall, London —Healy Riley, of Sumer-
house, near Halifax,Yorkshire, cotton-spinner, May 13, at elhven
at the White Lion Inn, Manchester,--Henry Robinson, of St.
Johrsotreet, West Smithfield, Middlesex, iron-founder, May it,
a• ten, at Guildhall.--John Dawes, Wm. Noble, Richard Henry
Croft, and Richard Barwick, of Pall-Mall; Middlesex, bankers,
May 4,at ten, 4 Guildhall.-James kidersod, late of Gates-
head, Durham, grocer, May 16, at eleven, at the George Ins,
PilOlM-strew, Newcastle-Eitnund Woodroffe, of
WooHaltom?, Gloucestershire, iron-manufacturer, May 13, at ten,
at the George Inn, Chepstow.T-4Aklittuler Arbuthnot and. Rich-
. and Bracken, late of Philess-Luot,,Londanj and of Birmingliant,
1 merchants, May 4, at one, at OuijsklialE---Robert Bent, of Lin.
'coin's-Inn-Fields, enerchahtdoeitr , at ten, at GoildhaU--Wm.
Atchison, of NewcateoltasafolsOnden, boot and shoe-maker,
May IR, at one, at ciiisildhall.---John Fenton and George Moore,
1 of Roiherhithe..street, Surrey, smiths' ironmongers, May 13, at
one, at Guilditallts--Thomts Soutbanithe, late of Great Queen-
street, Lincolit'sehm-Fieltia,..merchant, May Is, at twelve, at
Guildhall....-Wm. Kirkby, of Manchester, merchant, May al, at
two, M the Dog Tavynt, Manchester.--Thomas Seddon, of Sal-
ford, Lancashire. victualler, May ::1, at two, at the Dog Tavern,
Manchester..-John Carter, late of Crosby-square, but now of
Bisimpsgate-street, London, merchant, May IS, at eleven, at
Guildhall.-Frederick Francis Blundell, of Colernan-street, Lone
don, insuraneeebroker, May 28, at twelve, at Guildhall
cERTIFICATF.S, MAY 14.
Henry Elatchford Sbilliber, of Plymouth-Dock, auctioneer.
Edward Sethi Pringle, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, tnahster.
Joseph Hesketh and Wm. Jones; qg Liverpool, grocers.
Richard Bray, of BrighMehuston, Sukstiz, timber-merchant.
William Phipps, of Shoreditch, Middlesex, wine:ow-square and
strawdtat manufactures.
Charles Pajot, of Birminihare, pork-butcher.
Thomas Gordon, • I Enron ste-adman, and Samuel liowland,
late of Tower street, London, merchants. .
John Cory, of lirddownrthy, rirvan, Ahoi)keePer. _
Joseph Moore, of Te: tenhall, Stathinishite, dealer in horses.
'I homas Skrimshire, of Fakenham, Norfolk, schooltrooter.
Thomas Billinge tlie younger, of Liverpool, bookseller.
Benjamin Williams and Harvey Crackanthorp, late of St. Ssvi-
thin's-lane, London, merchants.
George Osborn. of Tottenham-court, St. Pancras, upholsterer.
. litary Smith and James Hilton, late of Charles-otreet and Suf.
1 ..foik.street, Middlesex Hospital, coachmak en.
Wm. Bennett, e.f 4.awrenceePountney-hill, London, tea-dealer.
Wm. Brown, of Sackville-street, Piccadilly, lacensau.
Wm. Wood, late of New-Road, Paddior on , brewer.
Edwin. Jones, late- of Southampton, w 11-maker.
Samuel Walker, late of Bull Who lane, Queenhithe, London,
hoop-bender.
James I ay, of Oxfcrri.street, batter awl hosicr.
Abram Atkins, of Finsbury-square, merchant.

AD BARROSE HEROA.—ErionAtmA.

Quis, Dental, meritos tibi Matte negabit &mores?
Qui, tibi detenta baud prilllnia digna gemv.
In Procerum ut catum max aniscaris avitutn
Latantis Patriae vex jubet uns tux ;
At si, fors, justo frausiatus munere Imam
Vietrici cerilant, Dux bone, fonte g res ;
Hoc, tibi pod profert soiamen rata Cantos,
Aecipito atiue alts rnente repone memor
Qv am Popull non Ism Regis lausipsa decorat
Ilse utatum vox est Principis, ills Dat !

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MEMORANDUM.
Horse Guards, April 22, len.
In_copsideration of the disrinpuished services of his
Majesty's 87th (in Prince of kValos's Irish) R.egi-
siientospon various occasions, and more recently in
slit brilliant action at Barrosa, his Royal Highness
the Prime Regent, it% the name and oil the behalf of
his Blajeity, has been graciously pleased to approve
of that regiment being in future styled " the 87th or
Mince orWales's own Irish Regiment," and of its
bearing, as a badge of honour, noon the Regimental
Colours and Appointments, an Eirgle, with a Wrrath
of Laurel above the Rarp, in addition to the Arms
of his Royal Highness. . • • •
• ry comniand.of the Right Honourable the Com-
mander in Chief.. . (Signed)
HARRY CALVERT, A. G.
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MILITARY kROMOTIONS.
WAR-0314m,, APRIL 23.
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31 liegb:lent of Life Guards-Cornet and lob-Lieutenant Ggp.
Randall to be Lieutenant, by purchs.e, vice Brecknell. who
-mires; Ensign Benjamin Fox, from the lath Foot, to be Cor-
net a„ml Sub-Lieutenant, vier Randall
stli Tr egiment of Dragoon Guards-Cornet Wm. N Richards to
be Lieetenalt. by purchase, vice Curzon. promoted in the 21st
; ,:ght Deesuon+.
Ist BegiFtent 4f Dragoons-Lewis Gareinst, Gent, to be Cornet,
' within': purchase, vice Curt, who resigns.
g3th Regimen • of. Ugh- Dragnons-Querter4Maliter ---.-Mur.
- plry, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without pun.
r chair, vice 1 home, promoted.
CON‘me.enn P -eiment of Foot Guarils-Gentleman Cadet ....-
Chaplain, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by
• purchase, vice Lord Kitconrsie, promoted.
6th Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant John Hollis Rolle Foote, from
- the South Devon Militia, to be Ensign.
11:h Ditto-8. C. Urquhart, Gent. to be Ensign. wtthout purchase,
v:ce Buchanan, prrtmoted ; Henry Delhair, Gent. to be ditto,
• vie. M.A.., promoted.
nth Ditto-Hospital Mare 1. W. Graves to be Militant Sur-
aeon, vice Job, promoted in the 44th Foot
13th Ditto -1-4,0 'Tyrrell, Gent. to be Ensign. without purchase,
..o,e Peacock. Whose appointment ha sent taken place.
14th Dittn-F agn Arthur O'Leary, froin,;the Tipperary Mili-
tia, to he tr:S:gu.
116th Ditto-fiemenant Silvanus Jones, front the 60th Foot, to
2 be Lieut. emit, vice Hunt, who exchanges.
117th Ditto-Edward Flirfiell, Gent. to be. Ensign, whim:Qat pure
' shoat, vice Graham. pm-noted.
loth Ditto---Fneien Purefuy 1,.c1 wood; from the Tipperary
• MI Pia. to he Ensign. •
and Ditto-Major F. R. West to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice
Campbeli, kilted in action.
44th Dirto-Aseistant-Rurgeon Henry Joh, front the 11th Foot,
to Lo furgenn, vice Mitchehon, deceased.
51st Dhtio-William L. Darling, from the Royal York Rangers,
gis lie Captain of' attinpany, vice Shooirey, deceased.
SR Ditto-Ensign
_Q. H. Love to be Lieutenant., without pur-
chase, vice rheirs, Waco resigns. '
39'h Ditto-,Bnelgn James Doran to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Darby, prolmeted.
• feth Ditto-Lieutenato John Edward Hunt, from the vith Foot,
to be Limtenant, vice knee, who exchanges ; Ensign A. P.
De'Hergh to be lieurenant, by miechaie, vice Zulke, promo-
glisd ; Volunteer John W. Paterson to be Ensigdtwithout put.-
' elialse, vice De Borgh.•
TN Dion- William Al'Kenzie, Gent. to be Ealien,whhout put.
char, we Peter Mackenzie, *hose appointment has not taken
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VAC!.
1194 Ditto-Hospital Mate Richard Comford Robinson to lie
Assistant .Surgeon, vide Goodiir, promoted lb the Sicilian Re-
- glment. • .
114 ii Ditto--FAiign lames Westwater to be Lieutenant, vice Ar-
t-thor, deceased. •.11
Id Vest India Regiment-Andrew Fraser, Gent, to be Ensign,
without porelea.e, vicet•Keny, whose appointment has been
cancelled ; James Irwin, Gent. to he ditto, vioe Macpbeisoii,
whose appeintmen- has been cancelled. • J. Harrison was yesterday charged at Marlborough.
4th West India Regiment. street-office with forging and uttering a £5. note,
To be Lieutenants, without purchase, • purporting to be of the Bank of England. It ap-
Ensign Daniel Sexton, vice Laye, deceased; Ensigoltp. Mao- peared that the note had been stopped at the Bank,
• donald, vice Maiben, cashiered; Ensign Daniel Delaney; vice as long since as April Tast, and bad been traced
Baineavis, promoted. through a number of hands to the prisoner, who .is a
To he Ensigns,
John Rimmer, Gest. vice Sexton ; Donald Cameron, Gent, vice shoemaker. In defence, it was stated, that it had been
Maedenald ; James Croke, Gent. vice Delaney. paid the prisoner by a groom ; but there were other 1
It ori Light infantry Vcilunteers--Lieutenant W. M. Mills to . circumstances, which induced the Magistrate to ccuri- I
be Captain of a-Company, without purchase, vice liggenFectt ; trait him fur another examinatioo.
who resigns • Duncan hilDearniid, Gent. to be Ensign, ohm
On the preceding day, a journeyman mechanic was
Miller, deceased.
Sicilian Regimens--Ensign Andrew Vlesseux,. front the 60th charged with having attempted to emigrate. It ap.
Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase; Lieutenant George . peared he had been engaged to manage a foundry at
King to be Adjutant, vice Drodibusset, who resigns she Ad- Riga, in Russia, and had embarked on the voyage,
jutantcy only. I when he was discovered. He was held in sureties to
4th Royal Veteran Baitallog-Captain deorge Hicks, from the
Ist West India Regimeor: to be Capr...in of a Company, vice : appear when called on.
• Boyd, deceased. An ewe of Mr. Shorebridge's, at Patcham, near. -
i 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. 1 Brighton, yeaned (now three weeks since) twin lambs,
Ta be Captains of i 'ompanies, one of which is so redundantly and extraordinarily
Captain Cmsar Colrlough, from the 81st Font, vice Feast, placed formed, as to have five legs, three shoulders, the
on the Retired List ; Captain Peter Keogh, from the 7th
loot, vice Godard, deceased; Capiiin James Pratt, front distinct, and WC feet, t
blade•bones of each being
• -the Nova Scotia Fencibics, vice Pickering, appointed to the the latter growing frnin the same joint. This singular
' *tit Veteran Battalitm. j animal is living, and likely to live.
To be Ensigns, . 1 Of the various complaints incident to the human
Quarter-Master-Serjeant Daniel Brooke, from the 41st Fact, vice ' frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature,
Newman, promoted in the lath Veteran Battalion.
11th Ditto-Captain George F. Harrison, front the 39th Foot, ' nor more alarming in their consequences, than the
tube Captain of a Company, vice M•Natnara, appointed so . Gravel and Stone, ,Pains in the Blck, Loins, and
. the let Veteran Bat:4:1011. 4 Bladder, and Lumbago. They are complaints to
Canadian Fencibies-En.ign Alexander Great to be Lieutenant, which every person is liable, and are a foundation for
vice Peters cashiered by the Sentence •of a General Court
Martial ; F.,rrr and Aiketant Robert M. Cochrane to have every other species of .ii cl
-.inr_er. HICKMAN'S PILLS,
the Ranle-ofiauterianr. , composed of the most innocent ingredients, hate been
The King's German Legion. • 1 found of singular efficacy, in not only strengthening
Ist Light Dragoons-Assistant-Surgeon Frederick Deppe, front the vessels containing the urine, but happilj, destroy-
the sth Battalion of the Line, to be Assistant-Survon, 'Vice, lug the petrifying quality of it, from which proceed
Herring, promoted hi the 7th Battalion of the Line. ' the above complaints; .Bcc. removing the calculi, or
' sat Battalion of Light Infantry-Lieutenant Frederick De Gibs
to be Captain of a Company, 'with temporary rank, vice An- g rat
to
secretionst and banishing every pernicious ten-
derten, superseded, being abient without leave; flinty% Au- dency to those disorders, without confinement.—
gustes Wahrendoff to he Lieuteoaut, vice Gilsa: and Ensign From a consciousness of the powerful quality of these
.......-- De Hartwig to be ditto, vice Luelowig, whoiesies. Pills, fully evinced by a private practice of, many
sd Battalinn•ofshe Line--Ensign ---- De Jeinien to be Lieu- i years, they are offered to the Afflicted, and recorn-
• tenant, vice Bruekhausen, deceitsed. .
4th-Ditto--Lieutenant William Baron Rantsau to be Adjutant,' mended as a Cure for the-above Complaints.—Sold
vice Keicusofeld, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. I wholesale and retail at Mr, Butler's, 4, Cheapside,
eb Mao—Ensign Christian Fedden to be Lieutenant, vice Tee. ' corner or Patetnoater4ow • and retail by Belam and
sir:, 46/amed; elistet4ekieent Ludewt Mauer' t• be Mar' • Sharp, Portsmouth Hall and Johnson, "Gosport •
; 2
' Vice Foklen. • - •
• ith Ditto--Aiditant.Surgeon ..---.Herrlng, front the lit- Light . Aihnitt, Weston, Mallory. and Jones, Portsea
Dragoons, itebe Surgeon, vice Boger, who ware& Wan, Exeter;' Cookworthy, Glenville, Gilbert and
• The Duke of Brunswick Gels' Corps. - -I' Hoxland, Plymonth ; Newbury, Dublin ; Baxter and
Infantstp-Lieutenapt -- Norman to be Adjataat, idea Zeili- • Macdonald, Gleegew ; Smith, Mandenkm, 'Scott,
' Joliet., who naive the Adjutabicy only. • ) and Cargill, EdiiiEurei ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and i
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II EM 0 RAN DUtie.: ' 1 Peck, Hull; Gretson and Biliinge, Liverpool pfstaisel
Tlq Appointment of Mr. Apnea Dialing* tP be 141110ta. ...and Lyscit, -Manchesler ; Ilowen-,. Norwich :. ()Glatt
, *me or General SetViCti; AS Stated ha the.Gecatto of the MD of i and Lloyd;' bilfeliteraut ; (IregorniEfrigliton I am/
. .'206. 411 ba, 164H!*•..1.1.10_44; ~ • -__. - *cat Medicine Venders, in boxes at Sis. adrdadie
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• FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
CROWN-OFFICE, APRIL 23. •
EINSIBERS RETUREED TO SERVE IN Tilt/STEM!
-PARLIAMENT. .
Borough of Ntwporrr
• Cecil 13leshopp, Esq in the room of Lord Viscount Pains
Who has accepted the Chiltern Hut/reel.