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London, England, 1811-10-14 00:00:00

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ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, OCTOBER it, 1811.
Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew has transmitted
to J. W. Croker, Esq. u letter from Captain Sibly,
of his Majesty's sloop Swallow, giving account of his
having on the 2Gth. of July last, captured, off' the
Coast of Sicily, la Belle Geooise, French privateer,
of two 9.ponniers and 37 men.
Rear-Atif.niral. Foley has transmitted to John W.
Croker,Y..sq. a letter from Captain Carteret, of his
's ship the Naiad, giving an account of his,
haYw.g on the 6th instant, captured off TrepoLt, the
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riw..:rich lugger privateer Milan, armed with 16 guns,l
bnly two mounted, and 52 men, ont that morning
from Dieppe.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
01,F1C1? OH ORDNANCV., OCTOBER 8, 1811.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Ileecinid Lieutenant Robert Clarke to be First Lieutenant, vice •
Home, deceased. Dated Alsgust It, Itti 1.
&mod Lieutenant Jobri J. Connell to b; First Lieutenant, vice
J. G. Martin, deceased. Dated Sept. 1, 1811.
Medical Establishment for the Military Department
of the Ordnance.
Charles Dyntoke, Gent. is be Second Asdstant-Sur;eon, (extra).
Dated Sept. 23, 1311.
esmolissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Norfolk. •
West Norfolk Regiment of Militia.
Ivry Girlirg, Esq. to be Captain: vice Motu, resigned. Da-
ted Sept. 14, 1811.
East Norfolk Regiment of Militia.
Polk:re Batchelor Piekliti, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Marten,
promoted in the Line. Dated Sept. 3, 1811.
(leorge Gunst, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Steel, promoted. Dated
September Is, 1811.
Zrasrlio. Boardman, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Luffingliam, re.
signed. Dated Sept. 15,1811. •
3d Western Regiment of Norfolk Local Militia.
Major Samuel Colleton Graves to.. be Lieutenant-colonel, vice
Chad, promoted. Dated Sept. 14, 1811.
Commission in the Ist Regiment of Royal Carmar-
then Fuzileer Local Militia, signed by the Lord
Lieutenant.
Drift(' Thomas, Gest. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Lewis, pro-
moted. Dated September u 4, 1811.
cualtllissiOnB in the Bedfordshire Militia, signed by
' the Lord Lieutenant.
limes Holmes, intrceorge Williamson, Gems. to be Ensigns.—
Dated Leptembet 14, 1811.
BANI4.LJI•
Dee. 3. Nathaniel Blom, late of Wiekham-l‘larket, Stiff Ak,
r, dialer and chairman, arten, ae'tbe Qrown Inn, Wood-
bridge; iltiffalk.
jolnv. 8. John George Skurray, late of gt. Swltlihes.lane, Len-
, dort hat now of gmith-st-ett, Mi.:dlesex; incr.
dealer and eltaptnan, at ten, at Guildhall. • .
• N- v. William Lowe. of MacFles6ild, Chesbire, druggist,
• dealer and chapenan, in ten, at Guildhall, I .ondon.
13ANKRDYICY SlletAstASED.
Merry Watkinios \Vila:ton, of Loughborough Parks, Leicester-
shire, dealer and Chapman.
obn Gould, lie of liarvir4ton, Woragstershiyo,.paper-manu-
` Isusrcr, dealt and chapman.
BANKRUPTS. •
°two ph.Gate and,Willliam Wright, of Gravel-lane, Fouthyrark.
Surrey; brewers and partners, dealers and chapmen, to bur-
."' tend t October 5, 28, and Nov. 2:1. at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attort.les,Messrs. AlkOck, Cormer,ind Linsay, St.Thomaa'a-
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street; Southw.4. •
Thornky, of Manchester, taianufarttrer, dealer and
at.; man, October 2.1,22 and Noot,..ber 23, at ten, at the Dog
Manchester. Arnrafes,..lViessrs. Halstead and Ain .-
worlt, Mancbeattn ; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple,
Loudon.
rdward Brad.baty, Tames Poulson, and Brian Vitty, of Man-
' ebestcr, horse milliners and crpartnev, October 21, at two,
Ocudier 26. at elevep, and Ncv. 23, at two, at the Bridgewa-
tter Arms inn Manchester. Atturnles, Messrs. Hewitt and
Kirk, Maticheettr ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Chancery-bne.
Samuel Shale, late of Wolverhampton, haffordshire locksmith,'
but now a prisoner in Staffozd Gaol, 'Nov. 7, at /our, Nov. 8,
Pt eleven, and Nov, 23. at ten, at the Bradford Arms Lin, at
lvetwy Bank, parish of LFpiley, Staffordshire. Attoriiies, Mr.
Edward jiitdle, of Wolverhampton; or Mr. Charles Williams,
Sraple,lne, London. •
homaa Harrington, now nr late of New Sarum, Wilts, silver-
smith, totter, dealer and chapman, October 15, 26, and Nov.
21, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hurst,
Lawrenci-lane, Cheapside, London.
AbrabasA Varicas, of Foundere.coutt, London, merchant and
underwriter, October 15, 26, and November 23; at twelve, at
Attornits, Messrs. Miilett and Son, Middle Tem-
ple, London.

irlomas Coburn, late of Witney, Oxfordshire, woolsttyler,
dealer and chairman, October 23, 24, and Sov. 23, at eleven,
at the Marlborough Arms inn, New Woodstock. Attornies,
Messrs. North and Harrison, Woochrock.
Jahn Salter, late of the parish of at. David, Exeter, merchant,
Nov. 4, 22, 23, at eleven, at the Three Tuns Inn, Tiverton.—
Atomics, Messrs. Blake and Son, Cook'saurt, Carey-street,
London; or Messrs. Wood and Strong, 'fiverton.
lic illiam Taylor, of Liverpool, porter, dealer and chapman, Nov.
1,2, and 23, at one, at the Globe tavern, John street, Liver-
pool. Attornies, Messrs. Greaves and Brome, No. 29, Bruns-
wick-street, Liverpool.
William Stansfield, of Lees-Hall, township of Oldham, Lanca.
shire. cotton-spinner, dealer aod chairman: October 21,.22, and
1 Noveulber 23, at three, at the Dog tavern, in Manc' ester.—
Attorney, Mr. W in. lite, St. Ann's C hutch- yard,iManChester.
DIVIDENDS.
Paul Lister, of Sister Ing, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner, Nov. 4,
at eleven, at the Doe; 'tavern, Manchester.—Nov. 5. lames-'1 et-
.;.,a4, of Chailiiesh y Corbet, Worcestershire, tailor and draper,
Nov. 5,;t cies en, at the Rein-Deer Inn, Mtlchepen-street, Wor-
cester.— rhotaak Chapman, late of Macclesfield, . heshire, put-
her, Nov. 6, at twelve, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester.—
, Lomas Wright, of Mnor-street, Birmingham, grocer, !sine. 5,
las' eleven, at the White Bart Inn, Dighetb-street, Birmingham.—
Dartholomew Fisher, late of Witney, Oxfordshire, woolstapki,
Pl_rnr. 8. at eleven, at the Crown Inn. Witney.—Jsmes Hurry, of
Nag's Head-court, Graceehurch-street, 1. (melon, merchant, Nov.
So, at ten, at Guildhall—Samuel Bailin, of Wootton-under-edge,
• tnoucesterskire. linto-diaper, Nov. is, tit two, at the Christi).
:her Inn and Tavern, Bath.—Ruben Soames, of Mark-lane, and
.of New Cross, peptiorci. provision-merchant, and rope-maker,
,Joy Si, at one, Ouildhal m k—Jaee Page, of Horrisey, Mid-
lest:, butcher, NOV.4n.
5, at one, at Coildliall.—Richard Bagger,
d Piccadilly, uphidsterer, Nov. 50, at to elvc, at Guildhall—Peter
psdell, of Castle-street, St. Martin in the fields, Middlesex,
ilder, Nov. 2, at twelve, a; GnildhaU.—Rowland Maltby, of
ortlmer-street, Middlesex, money-scrivener, Nov. 5, at ten,'
Guildhall --lsaac Prim, of No. a 7, Leattier-lane, Middlesex, oil
&colour-man, Nov. 19, at twelve, at GuAtiball.—John Row-
nom, of FtelerHonse, near aowerby, Yorkshire, cotton-manui
ttirer, Nov. 4, at ten, at the Manchester Apes, Manchester.—
Mph Daniels, of Manchester, and John Daniels, of Liverpool,
tuts In earthenware, Nuv. 7, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, •
respeesll—Sarnuel Bennett, of tlath, upholsterer, Nov. 1 I, at
1111, at its. Full Moon Ina, Bath.—Christopher Bayley, of
pastry-cook, Nov. il, at eleven, at the Pull Mown, Inn, 1
. .
- Rood-lane, London, insuraneo-broker,
IL—George Hensel', of Little kastz
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Tkoiirs Woodward tto 111111*E_Ine if aide. Sofa, thor
keeper, Nov. 16, at eleven, at MOMOU,London—ldward Low-
ton, of Mark-lane, Lasaos, Sieniset, Nov. 5, at one, at Guild.
hall.—Phineas de Baruch ToWino, of Great Presootatrats
Goodman's-Fields, Middlesex, merchant, Nqv. 16, at twelve, at
Guildhall —William Lucas, of Bishop's Castle, Salop, currier,
ilea* and ehapman, Nov. 16, at twelve, at Guildhall—John
Strettell Erickwood. of Stoke Newington Middlesex, brewer.
Nev. 11, at ten, at Gulldhall.—Joseph Brantley, of Essex Wharf,
Middlesex, coal-merchant, Nov. lt, at twelve, at Guildhall.—
James Strickland, late of Stourport, Worcestershire, skinner,
dealer and cliapman, Nov. 13, at tea, at the Star and Garter Inn,
Worcester —Wm. Crush, of Chelmsford, Essex, upholsterer,
dealer and thapinan, Nov. 12, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Louis
Stechert, of Hanover-street, Hanover-square, Middlesex, iaylor,
Nov. 5, at eleven, at Guildhall.--Wm. Watson, of Great Cam-
bridge-street, in Hackney-road, Middlesex, bulkier,*dealet and
Chapman, at one, at Guildhall.

EAST INDIES.
Calcutta Papers to the 7th Of May have arrived is
town. We learn from them that the. Streights of
Malacca were to be the general rendezvous of the
forces from the several Presidencies composing the
expedition against Batavia. All the ships from Cal-
cutta, with the exception of one transport, had got to
sea, and the accounts from the other Presidencies show
that they were equally forward.
The Indian Gazette states, that the second legiti-
mate son of the late Tippoo Sultan put a period to
his existence at Calcutta, in the beginning of May, by
discharging a fowling-piece into his chest. No reason
is assigned for this melancholy catastrophe ;—but
from some circumstances connected with the beha-
viour of the deceased, and his having privately sta-
tioned three horses on the Chitpore road, it appeared
as if he had designed to escape. A Committee has
been appointed by the Government to investigate the
circumstances of his death.
The Lion map of war, for whose safety some ap-
prehensions were entertained some time back, had
retched her destination, and his Excellency Sir Gore
Ousely had landed at 13usheer. 'rhe Lien, on her
passage up the Gulph of Persia, with a country vessel
under her convoy, fell in with a squadron (if we may
so call them) of twelve Jowasserny pirates, who drew
up in a line near the island of Busheer, as if to oppose
i their progress, but having ascertained the force of the
Lion, ve: y wisely sought their. safety in flight.
S/C.ILT.

menisci. OF A LETTER FROM PALERMO, OF AUG. 13.
Castroni, the principal of police, 1 dely repaired,
on some pretended business, to the pratique officer,
where he had scarcely arrived, when a boat from
Capri came in sight with two of his spies with sealed
dispatches, which he immediately opened, and ex•
pressed the grea•est at reading their contents,
which we now know represented Lord Wellington as
having been obliged to retreat, after having been de-
feated in a pitched battle by the French. These dis.
patches also brought intelligence to the
irom Frarce, of the principal Nobility her,: having
forwarded a petition to the Prince R egent of Eng.
land, intrcating l,is interfereec, in the ctasc,:rns
so as save the cotiati y irons the inevitable ruin
that must attend the commit:Luce of the present me.t.
stiles, and to protect it horn dowsr;c a: aucil foreii:
enemies. —Preparatory to the arrival of Lord William
I3entinck, a certificate "WAS obtained from the'. Depu-
tation of the Kingdom," asserting the necessity and
beneficial tendency of the one per cent. tax. It is
needless to add, that this depidation is firmed of the
Imust obsequious orators of the Court."

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.g, at eleven, at GalldhalL—Gl
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