Star.
London, England, 1803-09-14 00:00:00

PRICHTON, SEPT. t.

Admiral Lord /Ulm', in the Momesicss, paired by
this port to-day about noon.
SEPT t riiffit his Royal Highnefs the
13, ince Of WALtS arrived from town at a •ery late
hour, and to day entertained a party at dinner.
The Camp continues a fcene of buflk, preparatory
to the intended revizw, which, I undcritand, will
take place in the courli: of this week.
&Fr.. u.—This morning Colonel Roatnson, one
of the Aide-de•Camps of General Lennox, let out
for London upon a pedeflrian trip, for a contiderable
wager. He .engages to go on foot the diflance of
totl miles, within 48 bouts.

We remarked in the Gazette of Saturday tail, the
appointment of MelTrs. ARCNIBALD Git.cmaisr • and
Co. of Edinburgh, to be Furniture and CAllicn Prin-
ters to his Majetty in all Scotland, with the freedom
and exemption from watching and warding within
Burgh.

The following are the General (Accra appointed
to the aliarias in Ireland :

NLr:heru (including Belfaft and Loodanderry)—Licatenast-Gen•
Campbell.
Centre--Mejor•General Trench.

Kaftern (including the Garri(un of Dublin)-41ajor-Ceneni Sit
Charles ArgilL
Wettern (including Athienc)--Majoc-Octierel Campbell
Southern (including Corti )--Licutenunt.Gcneral Tark um

A telegraph is to be erected on the top of the Qal
tie at Norwich, to communicate with one to be placed
upon Strumplhaw Mill, which will correfpond with
that on Yarmouth Steeple.
Mr. Fait Lt I, of Holies. Deputy-Lieutenant, find-
ing the want of arms an °Nation to the acceptance
of volunteers of Califon, feveral weeks ago, offer.
ad fifty thud at his own expence.
In Carrick, three companies of (harp !hooters
offered thensfelves on the terms of the ad, with Mr.
Fitacussou of Crofshill, advocate, Deputy Lieute.
mint, two Of which have been voluntarily training
with him for feveral weeks.

The Yeomanry of the county of Ayr, already at".
fembled and trained under the command of Colonel
Orwa LD, of Auchir•.cruive, amount now to three corn•
plete troops, comprehending many of the moll rc-
fped.tble farmers in Aytfhire.

The Noblemen, Gentlemen, and landed proprietors
of the County of Ayr, have refolved to Furchefe moo
Rand of arms for the ufe of the county in sid of Go.
vernment at the prefent criils.
A company of Gentlemen !harp (hooters, who are
to be attached to the a bat. ad reg. of Royal Edits.
burgh Volunteers, commanded by Lieut. Col. Cato..
TOM, paraded on Saturday morning, for the firß tithe,
oppofite the Colonel's bottle in Gayfiekl.place, Edin-
burgh. Thefe Gentlemen ferve without pay, fang&
their own cloathing, arms, and accoutrements, and
do not confider themferves as exempted from the bal-
lots of the army of referee and militif, and, in the
event of adtual ineation, Terre in any part of Geese
Britain along with the regiment.

The Glaigow armedafociatlon have made .an
offer to Government of their Cervices for the ro-
tation of the City and within ten miles of it.
Their offer is to the extent of sop men, who we to
terve without pay, and to formals their owni:a=
accoutrements, and clothing ; as alib, their fer
j
drums and fifes without any expence to Government.
The aubikriptions for the defence of the Country
are allonithing, and are daily increafing. Theltrir
17 Subfcripttons for the clothing, Stc. of Volustesras
in Kendal and Lonfdale Wards. Comberlead,
amounted to asool. Lord Vifcount Levees', end
iticsaan Howato, Efq. fulfcribed soot. each, and
Sir blicmaac La temise. Bart. and Dames. Vitt..
sour, Efq. sod. each. Indus city of Carl& it is at
prefent to,oool. and upwards. Lord Lowvera has
fubfcribed tool. Jamas Gllll/ as. Efq. hf. P. lea ghe
Corporation soL and the Dean sot.
A numerous meeting of the Deputy Lieetasiney
and Noblemen and Gentlemen of the county of Edin-
burgh was held at that city on the 6th idlest. at
which it was refolved" that the general (pint which
animates the minds ofits inhabitants ought to be as.
couraged to the ocelot} ; that the voluntary Wets of
service thould be tranfmitted to his Majelly fat is
ceptance, and every facility given for having eke in.
habitants fpeedily trained to the eh of arms."
On Thurfday ha, the Corporation of Liverpool
prefented his Royal Highnell Prince Wits.tass of
GLoucartsa with the freedom of that town.
Thurfday morning was fixed by his Highsefs fee
the review of the Artillery Volunteers at the Fort,
the Liverpool Lht Dragoons,, and Cal. Bat:rotes
Regiment of Infantry. An immesh cosmos& of
people of all defcriptions began to moo* shag dm
there it eleven o'clock, tempted by the Snouts of the
weather and the brilliancy of the fpeactle t a great
number of Ladies and Gentlemen in their own car-
riages, and on horfeback, were ells among the 'crowd
and in the fuite of the Prince. His Hight:ids en-
preiled the moll complete fatisfaßion at die manner
in which the different corps acquitted themfilves ink
this occafion, and declared (as did alto reveal ether
competent military judges) than Col. Bocroe's
went was one of the fined and feemingly taut ec-
tire battalions of Infantry in the kingdom. Af:cr
the review, the Prince vilited the different Docks,
which exhibited on this occafion a beautify' fight.
every velfcl having hoilled her colours in honour of
their illuarinus vifitor. He afterwards partook of a
fumptuous dinner with Col. BOLTON, at his honk is
Duke•ilreet.

CORY 614111tEllT, MARIE LANS, SEIPr. 14.--Thers
have been no arrivals here fume Nleaday lad, and
the tales are remit kably dull. at that day's earrsucy.
ASSIZI or BREAD..--Yellerday the Loa. Natoli
ordered the pike of bread to be continued the fame
as lAN week, via. the quartern loaf of wheats% at
tod. and houfehold at 3d. halfpenny.

We underhand that the Tea Sale at the Eall India
Houfe is further adjourned. no antwcr having been
received to a queltion fubmitted to the opia►on of
the ATTORNST G . relative to a claak in
an Aa of Parliament lately paged, that prohibits
the allowance of draft in the weighing of goods. This
has occationed great difAtisfaaion ►a trails, as
this allowance has prevailed time immemorial. and
has ever been conf►dcred as a jail compenfaties for
the lots (unlaced in retailing a rasp int* reads
and ounces.

V

Props ihs LONDON GAZETTE, Sep. t 3.

NIILITARY rRoNIOTIONS.

Wall-OPTIC , SEPT. 13.
sth Regiment of Dragoon Guard►—John Dalrymple, Gent. to be
Cornet, without purchafe, vice Bayty, promoted.
2 Regiment of ISragounwv•Surgeon Richard Humphrey, from
the 234 Foot,to be Surgeon, vice Reeling, appointed to the Staff.
Seth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Hofpital Mate John Denney
to be Militant Surgeon, vice Taylor, promoted. Hofpital Mate
Charles Ma'am' to be AfSflant Surgeon, vice Grant, promoted

in the 28th Foot.
ltth Tarleton, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafc, vice
Daniel, promoted.
tjth Ditto—Hofpital Mate John Boyce to be Affiltant Surgeon,
vice F.vans, promoted in the 3d Foot.
ISA Ditto—Captain punesHughes, from the 48th Foot, to be

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Captriii of a rtoop, vice Long, who exchanges.
SIR Litto—Cornet Thomas Jones, from half-pay of the Regi-
ment. to he Cornet, vice Fowler, promoted in the utft Batta-

boo of Referee. - -
4th Retthwait of Foot-Henry Tenifon Bellingham, Gent. to be
Enfign, without purchafe,vice Erfkine, promoted.
nth Ditto-Captain Henry Bird, from half-pay of the late Inde-
pendent Companiet, to be Captain of a Company, vice Maclean,
promoted to Colonel Champagne's Regiment ; Fillip William
Bowikill to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Green, pro-
moted in the 67th Foot; Fatfign Hutehinfon to be Lieu-
• tenant, without purchafe, vice Adam., appointed to Lieutenant
Colonel Stevenfon'‘ Regiment; Volunteer William Hamilton
to be Hawn, vice BowlicilL
Bth Ditto-Andrew Liddle,Gent. to be Enfign, without purehafe.
9th Ditta-To be Fnligns, without purchafe-Thomas Burke,
Oast. vice Leabon, promoted; Burke, Gent. vice God-
win, promoted ; : Bootee, Gent vice Erficine, promoted.
a 7th Ditto--Lieutenant Oliver Long, from ball-pay of the Re-
giment, to be Lieutenant ; Enlign 'Fhomas Swyer to be Lien-
kesant,without purchafe, vice Cuote, promoted in the 67th Foot.
1 Rtk Ditto-Lieutenant Jeffrey O'Connell, frum the 4th Foot, to
be Captain of a Company.
alit Ditto--Second Lieutenant David Hewan to be Fiat Lieute-
nant, without purchafe, vice Whitaker, promoted; Tobias
Kirkwood. Gent to be Second Lieunnant, by purchafe, vice
Maclean, promoted; William Wlitlhire, Gent, to be Second
Lieutenant, without purehafe, vice Hewan, promoted.
23d Ditto..-Second Lieutenant J. S. Smith to be Heft Lieutenant,
vice Shearman, promoted in the math Battalion of Referee ; Ro-
bert Brydges Barclay, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, , vice
Smith ; Surgeon John Dom, from the moth Foot, to be Sur-
geon, vice Humphrey, removed to the eft Dragoons. '
26 t h Ditto-Enfien and Adjutant Daniel Doolittle, from the 90th
Foot, to be Lieutenant.
• &gib !Snot-James inlinfon,Gent. to be Ear, without Marche
,loth Ditto--Affiftant Surgeon Robert Pearce. from the 9th Foot,
to be 8111 Ircell, 'rice Duane, appointed to the 234 Foot.
3 ad Ditto-Charles O'Dougberty, Gent. to be Earl, by purcitak,
vice Scoter, promoted in the 82d Foot.
36th Ditto-Lieutenant William Tonal° he Captain of a Com-
pany, by purehafe, vice Abed, who retires; FASO Wariest
Colton to be Ejectment, without pun:hale, vice Beamoortt,pro.
nutted io the Bth Battalion of Referee.
40th Dit t 0-St tjeant Major— Burnett to be Adjutant, with the
mob of Enlist, vice Moore, promoted.
and ingeo--Ciektain Archibald A. Campbell to be Major; Bre-
vet Lieutenant Colonel Robert Campbell, from half-pay et the
latewl. • mient Companies, to be Captain of a Company, vice
• illth-13&;-- -liestenant John Cruice, from the art Foot, to be
. .1 Contra of a Company ; David Carnegie, Get, to be Raga,
by on:eh*, vice Gutbric, promoted.
48th Ditto-Captain Edmund Slingiby Leng,freen the 18th Light
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Higbee, who ex-
dirges.
epth unto.--Diale Ellis. Gent to be Eniga, without purehafe.
moth Pice.-Estlign HenrylMontgomery to be Lieutenant, with-
emparclafe, ileeN a who retire&
13th Dul6-'-Williatri Rit , Gent to be Enftgo, by purehafe,
N4ll Mullet* premed.
slttb Ditto, Newport. Gent. to be lake; Somed Meade
lifbriln. Gent. to be Enfign, by purcluk, ere Hatbaington,
thErted.
fetil—lAcittetrant N. Douglas, from the 85th Foot, to be
Contain of a Company; Allfbraturgeon Thema. Cosh,frosh
bald-pay bf•tite late tad LigkDragra, to be Mame fftwerlia.
66th Ditto-.Seljeant Major —.- Duman to be Adjutant. egitb
the rank of Enftm ; Thomas D. Dunne, Gent.to be Rubor
4 yds bitro---linttenant John knish to be Captain of a Cosopaq. I
• Matt& purehafe.
Uth Dito...Sir John Can to be US., by prank, Wee Caw
Ire; promoted
lath Ditto--Lientenant John Rt: tkorgo to be Captain of a Coa-
t . pony, by purehafei vice Coe,wito redrew
Ant Dltto...llelpital Mate David Price to be Afilllast-Sirgeon,
vice Tyner, who ragas.
.1311 M--Lieutenant .--..-. IVlereditb to be Captain of a
- , by pi/rebate, vice Imerfon. who Mimi t lieutenant .
, front the :Pa Foot, to be Captain of a Com-
may,try puthafe, vies Broth, who retiree; Jobil Mahn Erq.
uot imboßeolament, to'be Pornalter, vice Hogg, desidid.
17th Dirm;4alin Lewis White. Gent. to be Frage, by purbalk
vice Browne, promoted. •
fah Ditto-Enftgn William Themplbn to be Lieutenant, vies fie.
Mosperroked 163 the gib Returns of Referee; Fielpiesi Hate,
Andrew White, to be Aliftant-Sargeon. vice Teary, pewee*
la the 47th Pout.
80p; trto-Richard O'Dell:KT, Gent. to be raga, by purehafe.
vice Illann.hen, who retires.
gosh Ditto-. Volunteer jams Trams to be Second Liaises*.
Mahout porchafe, vice Gray, promoted; Pit Licusamot So.
aid IrWhall to be Adjutant, vice O'Hare, promoted.
only Weft bias Reglinent.-Hickman Role, Llq. to be Payntaker,
' ' rot Feder, vrbo magma
Liguttaant Wend Stmedon's Regiment-Captala John Dickens,
fern the neth For.. to be Major; Captain John bebteddt.,
Gera MU son of the bad Foot, to be Captain d a Company.
lid limier of e-Valentine Lawford, El+ late a Captain
in the Devon and Cornwall Fentibles, to be °akin of a Car.
palmy, with temporary rank in the army.
4th Ditto-Lieutcoant Robert Cowell, from the New Brudwlek
• Teneiblas, to be C.aptak of a Company.
11th Elleto..-Captain amigo Mae, from the 94th Foot, to be Ma.
jar, eke Parquharfoo, involuted to the 41d Foot.
seek Ditto-Lieutenant William Lcvefon Gower, from the it
Battalion of Referee, to ,be Lieutenant; William Demme*
cent. to be Ed,
RA Bouillon of Ittferve-Linstenant ColontUomorhut=
from tbt tfide Baulks of Referee, to be LI
vim Stewart. who redraw
myth Ditto--Lieutenant Henry Ellis, from the moth Battalion of
Referee. to be Lieutenant.
26th Ditto-Colonel Amfrew Hay. from the 73d Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, trice Croupy, removed to the 13th Battalion t
lieutenmat John Oraydm, from half-pay of the Ssth Foot, to
be lieutenant ; Balsa John Taylor, from the asth Foot, to be
Linairamt ; Cole Maxwell. Gent. to be EnAgo; Sajea-Ma.
NI .m........ Medway, front the Crdftrearo Foot Guards, to be Ad-
pease, with the rank of Enfign.
Illewfoondland Fenelbk Indotry-Lieutenant Merinos Kennedy,
from the art Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vim Bacon,
appointed to the s ft Battalion of Referee.
Nom Scotia Feneible Inhary.-Lkutenant Henry Bowerman,
from the half-pay of Elford's Coma, to be Lieutrant.
pd Royal Garrifon Battalim•-Captain George Otbaldifton Bowe,
from the ad Battalion Royals., to be Captain of a Company.
Royal Waggon Train--Butbrornew Hada, Gent. to be Carnet,
vice Bullock, whole Appointment doe. not take place.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Edward Ilatlhaniel Bencrott, M. D. from kalfisy, to be Pbyfielan
to she. Form ; Hoottal Mau Richard Lewis to be Apothecary
to the Forces.
To be bargee= to the Forces--Surgeon Perkins Crofton, front the
MI Post; Surgeon 0. T. Avehoi, from the art Dragoons.
Chineharil Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Se= Harem. Jun. Gar. to be Cornet, vice Trimmer, who
lie of Shepgry Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Comet James Chalk to be Lieutenant, vice Swift, who fagot;
JAM Otlit. to be Comet, vice Chalk.
Liverpool Light Horfe Volunteers.
Capern Edwina Framer to be FAajor.Cormandant ; Lloosenrit
lames Oregien to be Captain, vice Faatier ; Lieutgaint Wil-
k= Median to be ditto; Comet nears Mink to be Llano-
sant, vice Crrgfon; Cornet Edward Atherton to be ditto, vice
Xellfon ; Samuel Strewth. Gem to be Corer. eke Meg ;
Mary Dims, Gait. to be *WIT* Asiglisa

Riplin and Langton Gentlemen and Yeomanry
Cavalry.
_ _ _

Robert Crewe, Efq. to be Captain ; William Babe% Gent to be

Lieutenant ; John Dent, Gent. to be Cornet.
Surrey Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry.
Lieutenant Marniaduke Langdale to be Captain, vice Evans, who
religna; Cornet George Hoare to be lieutenant, vice Langdale ;
Barret, Gent, to be Cornet, Vice Hoare.
All Saints, South Lynn, Volunteer Infantry.
John Middleton, Ffq. to be Captain; Joliph Wales. Gent. to be
Lieutlnaat; Ruben Lunn, Gent. to be Enfign.
Ayrlbire Volunteer Infantry.
Robert Monomeric, Efq. to be Captain, vice Peeble,who refigns.
Old Iluckenham Volunteer Infantry.
Powell, Efq. to be Captain, Ellis Palliser, William Norton,
Gems. to be Lieutenants, and Robert Roper, Gan. to be
Eufign.
Chifwiek Yolunter Infantry.

Skynncr Woodruff, kfq. to be Major•Comnandant ; George
Griffith, Dritiglali Tbonipfon, Efqrs. to be Captains; John W.
Mahler, Julio Sick, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Edward Side
bottom, and Henry Sick. Gents. to be Enka'.
'Jilt Volunteer Infantry.

Thomas Jenkinfon Woodward, Benjamin Winton, Elkin. to be
Captain,; Henry Browne, Zachcry Fincham, Gents. to be Lieu-
trnant‘; Benjamin Finchant, and Edward Sherif Wi cman,
Gents. to be Enlists.
Eley Loyal Volunteer Infantry.
Matthew Brackenbury, Efq. to be Major • James cotborne,Tho-
ma, Spooner, Efqrs. to he Captains; Seth Bull, Jamd Robin-
fon, Cents. to be Lieutenants; William Metcalf, James Col-
borne, Gems. to be E.nfisns ; and John lirackcnbury. Gott. to
be Adjutant.
Fakenham Volunteer Infantry. •
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Philip Mallct Care. ES%. to be Captain} John Hatk, Tbontas Ed-
gAr, Gents. to be Lieutenamtsi jofepl Bruton, acid Thema
Wilkita, Gents. to be Enfigns.

Hampllemi Volunteer Infantry.
JoGab Boyd,-11, Efq. to be Lieotcnant-Coloncl Commandant;
and Charles Holllod. Efq. to be Major.
To bo Captains—Charley Cartwright, George S. Collyer, Willem
Witt, Henry Wi..te, Robert Watts, lotus Savigny, Thomas
Longman, and Richard Battye, Mrs.
To be Lientenants--Georgr Pawn*. James Packer, pass
Wortham, Gibron, Uriah Masud, John ltirlatatati,
and Jobn Jeeves, Cent,.
To be kntign a—Stephen Mallard, William Hearn, Charles HMO-
pbreys, William Mailers, William Win, jun. J. Mahal, and
Richard Otley, Jan. Gents.
To be Adjutaia—.Doblon Willoughby, Gem.
Hingham Volunteer Infantry. .
Samuel Gillman, Jun. Efq. to be Cap:ain; Philip Gillman. Cent.
to be Lieutenant ; and Richard Mathews, Gent. to be Rain.
Holywell Volunteer Infantry.
David Pennant, Efq. to be Captain; :ad John Lloyd, Gent. to be
Lieutenant.

Regiment of Royal FAR India Volunteer Infantry.
&Ann James Pentercoene to be Lientenakt, vice Make; wins
reaps; and Henry 'Webb, Gent. to be lawn, eke Pepper-
come.

Loyal Iflington Volunteer Infantry.
Charles Aptborp Villechrright to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Coen.
MaisdanimiTinsel Gibfon, Efq. to be Maim.
To be Ca chard Brant, Francis 'Dwellers, William Vim.
Ding, ahem Jacob, Robert Currie, Francis Ronda, Tho-
mas Giblets, and George H. Witberby,
To be Lientenants--Jeases Edward Pownda„ Barnard Betincil,
Samuel Hollingfworth, William Wicking', Juba Beaton. Mae
Buren, Henry Edward Wittiest', John Ratray, Jan, William
Samuel jams, and William Thies.. Gents.
To be Enfigns—lames Bank. Nathaniel Barrett Brantley, Wil-
liam Osekey, Jnteph Kdribnore, Henry Caber, and Thomas
Aikidos, Gents.
knowfloy Volunteer Infantry.
Harvey Wright, Efq. to be Captain ; James Hayes, Robert Kirk-
patrick, Gans. to be Linnemists : and Edward Oldman, Oct.i
bc
• Liverpool Independent Rifle Corps.
Liestenwit D. O'Doongitie,oet helf.pay of the sag Llglu Dragoons,
to be Captain-Comnsamint ; Edward Parka, Efq. to be Cap-
tain ; James Green, Thomas PNlilsar Gents. to be Firtt Lim
steams s J. T. Beseilley, P. M. Taylor, Gents. to be &mid
Lieutenants ; and GeorgeNettreas, Gast. to be Smyrna.
• Pinner Volunteer Infantry.
joreph Seiko, Efq. to be Captain; Edward Aubrey, Gent. to be
Liniment; James Demise Hume, Oenkts be Legge.
St. Ahpb Volunteer infantry.
Lewes Hughes, Erg. to be Captain; John Thomas, end Hog' Stn.
dart, Gent. to be Lieutenants ; Henry Hayden, Gent. to be
kliegs. •
Great &anmore Volunteer Infantry.
Thomas Chitterbuck, Efq. to be Captain; Richard Andrews, Gear.
to be Lieutenant; George Damn, Gent:to be &digs.
Swaffham Volunteer Infantry.
Robert Wi liana Otticy, El* to be Major-Cam mandent ; Andrew
Foentaine, and George Henry Guyon, Myra. to be Captains;
Jam Tritschard, and 'John Lubbock, Gents. to be Lieutenants;
Robert F. Purvis, and William Wiles. Genii to be Lodges,
Stoke Newington Volunteer Infantry. .
Monis Taints, Bfq. to be Major-Commandant.
To be Captains—Edward Ogle, Macaw Francis Revue, mil Jo-
feph Palley, Efqrs.
To be Lieutenants—Mathew 13.11, John Dubois, and George
Barton, 001 M
Tibe Entlgas..-Jokpb Smith, Charles Hutton, and James Sanford,
Gents.
Wells Volunteer Infantry.
Valentine Hill, Efq. to be Captain • George Redden, Gent, to be
L-kutenant • and Dennis Hill, dent. to be !olio.
'Wi (bench Volunteer Infantry.
William Rayner, Efq. to be Major-Commandant.
To be Cmtains..-John !des, William Wades, and Hugh Jack-
fon, E4rs.
To be Lieutenants-.Jobe Sagan Thornpfon, Thomas Welt, Wil-
Earn John aa, Thames Grooms., jobs Whit, and William
XUby, Gents.
To be Enitges-Edward Grounds, William Star, and William
Jump. Gents.
Yarmouth Volunteer Infantry.
To be Captains—William Gould, Sowed Peace, Samuel Darker,
David Tuline, iLae Prellon, t.anisiel Bell, sod John Guam
Elam, Efqn.
To be Lietetinsellin Nathaniel Paiener, John Sayer,,
Wane „Sleben Bass, Ric and Milkr, Edmund Pref.
ton, ws.ijisme,mid Penal Forger, Grata.
Tu be Faigire—JA Wail,
.jetin Palmer, James Haman, Jo.
fcpb 'lei Moiling, Gent..

MLMVRANDVM.

Lkatewat Henry Retinas, of the loth Light Dragoons, who
was faparfaiod i tic Gazette of sad April left, la reiall.ated in his
rank.

Lieutenant Olivald Wilkins, of the 354 Foot. is foresio64.
Fkod, is dilmilled the ferviee.

haaarw in the Oizette of the tab initant.
Loyal Southwark Volunteers.
Far Captain Hairy Ardour, read Captain Hairy Anima
For Car* Rabat Ganfar. read Captain Rebut Gaga.
For Captain Jekpb Samoa. raid Captain Jaepit Saar.

osemmics-orrica, sirrisista 12.

Royal Regiment
to of Artillery.
Gentlemen Cadets—John bo Second Lieutenant. nice
Cl Coin, predated ernard W to be Second Liciumant, vice
Stott, prentoted ; Richard Ling to be Sawed Lieuteoant, vies
°tidier, promoted ; Joao to be Second Liontmant,
vice Pakada ; tn, Geodes to be Second
tenant, vice utd, promoted ; Frederick Arabic' to be &w ail
Umtata% vim Cawley, promoted; Edward Michell to be
Second LiFotaiont, vice AIS, promoted; WBWa Miller to be
Second Lieutentrit,vice ilaq ord. promoted; Leiria Rana to be
Second Licutcnint vim Straubasace, promoted; Richard R.
Mont to be Second liestensmt, vice Latham, promoted; Coma
tier Cruttesiden to be Second Lieutenant, vice Betedwarth. pro-
moted; Peter Faddy to be Second Lieutenant, till Coblet. pro-
owed ; Cheiltapler Clarke to be Second Lieutemot„ vat De.
prenweed ; Hap acauteope to be Sewed Lketotata.
vice 'ridge, promoted; Untie; Maier to be Second Lamm.
ant, ace Jokiest; , promoted; kle to bc Scaled Lame
item. vice Twyeing, promoted; CbAries Gordon en be &mood
Limotamet, vice Steowit. promoted; William Mabeg to be
Second Lieutenant, vice barna, promoted; Mark SIONVOIS
to be Second Liattesset, vice Blown, promoted; Vamp
11Celibm a be Scrotal Ijimossit, Mec Or.ut, piemotedd Da-

hid Boorchki to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ellifon, pectenote,l ;
and Sydney H. Halls, Gait. to be Second Lieutenant, • iLe
Oororn, promoted. AU dated September *, tBo3.
Commiffions in the EAR Kent MifitiA, figned tr the

Lord Lieutenant.

To be ciptalos—,JohnAkzand CLuingboull, Efq. Dated Jose

3. 1803.
). Dyne, Efq. from 63d Regiment of Foot. Dated June 10,1103.
floats/ Backhoute, Efq. Dated June 18, 1803.
Peter Pemell, Efq. Dated July 26, 1803.
To he Lieutenants--Benjansin Ricketts, Wyatt Paifinghsin Cafth
William Ratcliffe, John Names, George Hart Hart, Michael
Chitty, and John Dicker, Gents. Dated July 6, 1603.
Edward Brome, Gent. Dated July au, 1803.
'Co be Enligan—Wyatt Patrusghani Cattle, Gent. Dated April
aB, 1803.
William lailelitfe, Gent. Dated May ta. 403.
John Names. Gent. Dated June 3, tBo3.
William Appleton, Gent. Dated June 4, 1803.
Thomas llaidock, and William Chandler, Gents. Doted July
6, 1803.
Charles }Willey, Gent. Dated Acquit r, tBO3.
Thomas Colville, and Charles Kirby, Gents. Dated Angie 29.
tBo3.
Td he Ittarter-ntalher.—Thomas Miller, Gent. Dated July 6,1803.
Commiffions in the Northumberland Militia, figned
by the Mayor of Berwick, purfuant to Mk of Par-
liament. Dated A.iiguil 4. 1803.
To be Deputy•Lir tenants for the Borough of Berwick—Robert
Romer, and William Btfey, Elms.
Glamorgan Volunteer Infpwry.
For John Miles, Gcnt. to be Ettiv, read John Miles, Gent. to
be Lire woof.

Comtniifioni in the Norfolk Militia, figned by the
Lnrd Lientenant.

Weftern Regimkst—Caftel Domani, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated
Aren't za, 1803.
Eagan Regiationt.-4aligis Waugh to he Lieutenant. vim Linde..
Hans Alger, religncd. Dated Aug_uft 22, tO^z.
Comeniflions in the Renfrewfhire Militia, figned by
the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Sept.', 1803.
Lieutenant William Howie to be Captain; Enfign Robert dins.
fon to be Lieutenant, vice Howie, promoted; and Duncan
Campbell, Gent. to be Infest, vice Sindon, promoted.
Consmiffions in the Bank of England Regiment of
Volunteers, figned by his Mejefty.
Jeremiah Hannan, Rfq. to be captain; and Captain Thomas
Langley to be Adjutant. Doted kept. y, *BO3.
'ATOM bs tie Gazette of the 234 uk.
For Lxseeosnt Joko Lucius= to be Captain. ewe liforiorli, low
resod. mad Linder:ant John tactanm to be Caputo.

BANKVWirreDs ENLARGED.

October six Daniel Vandersie, late of St.Danibuis 11111.Landaa,

merchant, at ten, at GuildhalL
Oitober u. Henry Lea, of RepoMaker-Rreet,Moselleida. and
of Bilbegirgats-Reret, London, tobaceonill. at seta, at
Now. 5. jaws Nino, of Lawtenemianc, Leaden, merchant, at
tara, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Francis Bellow, of Retro row, Milk-it:eta, London, and late of
Nottingham, holier, dealer and chevron.
BANKRUPTS.
John French Barite late of Cannon.lbuct, London, Odpowser,
beekeroleshr and to herremkellegiumber t 7, Odbaber
and as, at ten, ate
ud ban. Attorney, Mt. Awhcfon,
place, Holborn, London.
Edward Charles Whitehead, of Wliam, Er a, carpenter, dealer
and Amman, Sept. t 4. as, and 042obcr as, at Guildhall, Lon
don. Attorney, Mr. Lang. of Great PreScot-Ireet, Condoms's-
Fields London. ,

lfaac Hoke, kmanuel Mentz, of Sodge•row, London, Grow
J-cei,John De. Wick Lubbeen, and William Lots, of Newpaitin
upon-Tyne, ham and copartners, dealers and disposes, Sept.
14, 17, and Wooer 35, at taloa Olinda& London. Anoraks,
Mara. Saw's, Todor-lbreat, Mackhts", London.
_ _

David Holmes, late of Liverl;4 grocer, 'dealer and ekapem.
(Mamie s t. 19, and sj. at one, at tke Globe Tavern, LiverpooL
At•orniea, Mr. Thomas Akcw Mrak7, in Litt:spool or Mt.
Thema Kramer, Lowden.
Themes Tbergood of Wwyn. Herta, Shopkeeper. dealer and
cl Sept..ss 2. el
6, at eleven, Sept. sy, and Odtober SS. at ten,at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Towntend, Staple-Inn.
Novelty lowland, of Oreat Cowin% Mx, and Peter Rowland,
of the fame place, blanket-makers and copardnrn. Sept. MI, sj.
and Ottober sj, at ten, at the Red Lion lam, Colohoiter, Mks.
Anomie', Mr. William %dell, Colelscßer ; or Melia. Willies
and Edward Affen (hail',-Inn. London. _ _

Edward Mirkall. of Wigan, Lamalhift, ealleamanufadarer,
deakr and avow, Septenaber u, at Ave, &pt. 22, at eleven,
and Marker as, at eleven, at the Duet in the Vine, Wigan.—
Attorney, Mr. Hairy (hikell, in Wiliam

DIVIDENDS.
Sept. s 7. Henry Seymour, of Maidaskead, Bert,, cod- "straw
and carrier, tat one, at Go&Iliall, LOlklUe.
Sept. jafeph Nasser Wanes, of Hinniophan, dealer and
chapasan. at deata. at the Shakelpar Tavern,
Sept. s 7. John Tomblin. John Forbes, Robert Alleo Crawford,
sod David Skate, dr Bromet-Itteit, Laden, suerdianta aid pan-
-

nets, at one, at Guildhall.
Sept. a 7. John Fuvoiscr, It hiker-lane, Lopatin, warehoofesto, at
one, at Guildhall.
Sept ay. John %otter the younger, of LaDeafter, mar.hant, at
WI, at t►e New lon, Lanes/ter.
Sept. 17. Arnaud Dohs. of Soho4quate. h.fiddleka, bookkiler,

at ten,. at Guildhall.
Sept. so. Lewis Goldfeidtk. Holborn. and Great
Trinity-lane, Landon, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.
Seyt. sp. Peter Newton, of Whiteharcla, Salop, innholder, at
eleven, at tha While ass, Whitchureh.
Sept. so. Andrew Riddell and Robert Riddell, of High. treat,
.mu„ h, Sam, carmen, grocers, and tea .{alga, at ten, at
undhall, 1•••
Sept. 24. James Gadd, bee of SAW, dealer and Ampere, at
eleven, at the Rosanne Tavern,
Otftober a. flange Renwick the elder and Thome Novick the
younger, of Bolton Lineoktkire, dam, tailors. and copart-
ner+, at three, at tile Unlearn Ina,
Getaber s. Andrew Cho, Ind Andrew Loughman. bath of New-

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court. Swabia's-lam, I.:andeta, mamba= and copartners, at ten
and at eleven. at CRlldhalL
Odober t. John *own, of Na. tom, in the Strand, Middidca,
re-maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
OtaaLer 4. George lab law of Lavaca/An, Caswell, vintner,
and vidualla. at eleven. at the Line's Aran lea, Lemmata& _
°delete s. Inlet* Haines Brandlik ef Binninshars, base, bake
and chaperon. at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, Nintsingliam.
°amber s. Jakob Fiber. of PoWnstan, Yorkildft. fnedfalan.
at twelve. at the Greyhound Inn, Farybeldge.
Odaber to. 'Manus Wigan. lam of &idol. lilvabnith, at twelve,
at the White Lion, Broad Arca, Brills/.
°Acker 5. iliac Hancock, of ariltol, cheefe-factor, at eleven, at
the Bub Thera, Drifted.
Oelober IL Janes Wigibeld the wronger. late of Nortbaberton
oribire mercer and grows, at einem, at the Unicorn Ina,
RiNs. Laid counts.
°dither 6. Thomas Needham, late of Allthy-de In Zwick La-
eefterbire, heeler, dealer and chapenan, at clews, at the White
Hart ham, Abby-de-laaoucti.

Afcarides, or Thread Worms, belong to the Ver.
micnlar Tribe, and always take up their abode in the
Reeum. Inteßines, or Stomach of the animal they
inhabit; and unfortunately for the human fpecies there
they breed moR abundantly, infimuch that they are
found in the bodies of infants, one or two months
old. In the Stomach they catife ficknefs and ir-
regular appetite s in the Inteßines griping pains ;
but when in the Reanun, the fulfering patient has no
rent by day, with itching, (hooting, and nipping pains
in the feat, that he cannot fit or Rand Rill. By
night thefe (mall vermin come off in great numbers
of themfelves. Any perfons fo affliaccl may have
a complete core by the ufe of Dr. GARDIIIII%
lance, to be had at his Tape• Worm Mufenms, No.
76, Long Acre, and No. 3. Shoreditch. near Pint-
bury-fquare. and of all Medicine Venders in the
United Kingdom, at 2 641.-4 s. 6d.--and
is. 6d. figned "J. Gardner" at each boa. Advice
every day gratis.

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