The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-29 00:00:00

By the KING.—A PROCLAMATION
For a GisizßAL FAST.

GEORGE R.

We, taking into our most serious consideration
the jest and necessary war in which we are engag.
ed, and putting our trust in Almighty God, that
he will graciously bless oar arms, both by sea sod
land, have resolved, and do, by and with the ad.
vice of our Privy Council, hereby command, that
public day of fasting and humiliation be observed
throughout those parts of our United Kingdom
called England and Ireland, on Wednesday, the

2111th day of February next ensuing, so•that both
We and our People may humble ourselves before
Almighty God, in order to obtain pardon of our
sins, and in the most devout and solemn manner
send up our prayers and supplications to the Di-
vine Majesty, for averting those heavy judgments
which our manifold provocations have most jestly
deserved ; and for imploring his betting and as-
sistance on our ar►as for the restoration of
Peace, and prosperity to us and our dominions :
And We do strictly charge and command, That the
a►id Public Fast be reverently and devoutly ob.
served by all our loving subjects in England and
Ir. laud, as they tender the favour of Almighty God,
and would avoid his wrath avid indignation ;
and upon pain of such punishment as We may
justly inflict on all such as contemn and sieglect the
performance of so religious and necessary a duty :
And for the better and more orderly solemnizing
the same, We have given directions to the !oust
Reverend the Archbishops, and the Right River.
and the Bishops of England and [relent!, to com-
pose a Form of Prayer suitable to this occasion,
to be used in all Churches, Chapels, and places
of Public Worship, and t•► take care that the tame
be timely dispersed throughout their respective
dioceses.
Given at our Court at the Queen's Palace, this
Twenty-01,day of Jane try, One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Ten, in the F►ftieth
Year of ear asks.

GOD SAVE TIM KING.
Anetber Preelaraelioafullue 0. °Hering a Public Day of
Furtin anJ Humiliation to be ober.ed throughout Seutia3d
on the lit of larrb next.]

Adasiralty-Office, humors 27.
Captain Mtidge, of bis Majesty's ship Phcenit,
has transmitted in his letter of the 20th instant,
to John Wilson Crakcr, Esq. the copy of a let.,
ter from Captain Castle, of the Brisk sloop, and
stating his having captured, on the 12th instant,
Ilarpalode lugger privateer, of two guns, with
a complement of fifty.four men, belonging to St.
Malmo, out'two days, and had made se capture.

Whitehall, January 27.
•
The King has been pleased to grant to tbon-ve.
Sond John Parsons, Doctor in Divinity, the Place
and dignity of Dean of the Cathedral Church, of
Bristol, void by the promotion of Doctor Bowyer
Ed*vard Spark. to the Sc. of Cheater.

be ' 81',ISSIPe

Captain Wadhanst, frame ae
10th Piot, lobo Captain of a Camgmsy, kelt, who
exchanges.
Regiment of Roll, Lleuteowit Len% ilsia to be Caplets
of a Company.
To be Lieotesnat4 •
Ensiges C. foil, *and
Ensign Charles Parmark. vice Muller.
To be Ensigns- „
Francis Von Bildbeim Grin. vice Well.
- Erlack. Geo. ;ice Maui,.
- Balthasar, Geut. vice Pannack.
tah Cvarrisou Battalion, Captain James Valiance, from the
18th Foot, to be Catalu of a Company. vice Whitfield,
who exchanges.
be litre' Veteran Battalion, Captain Daniel Gordon, trim*,
the nth Royal Veteran Battalion, tq be Captain of a
party, vice Pickering, who exchanges.
7th I)itto, Captain William Pickering, froas4be Ist
Veteran Battalion. to be Captain of a Company, vice -
doe, who exchanges. EmignoDaniel Robertson to be Lies,
tenant, vice Hockaday. decea•ed•

HOSPITAL STAFF.
To he Hos,hal Mates for General Service.
J. E. Slutzer, Christian Ilmte, Philip Lingebriucken, Jacob
Leiblln, and 4.eihrecht Slendurfi, Gentletzten.
The King's German Legion.
7th Ballaßoa of the Line, F. nsitn Letterman to be
Lieutenz* Gentleman Cadet -de Michelle to be
Ensign. vel.e LuttermaN. • Lieutenant Gottlieb de Hartwig
to be Adjpiant. vire Delite, placed on half pay.
Garrison Company, Ensign Frederick Armbrecht, from the
Depot Company, to he Lieutenant, vice One, deceased.
Depot Company Gentleman Cadet Ernest Grabs, from the
I.t Light Baflulion, to be Ensign, vice Armbrecht.
NEVORARDI/11.
Ensign Gregg, of the 84th Foot. who was super.mded, as
stated in the Gazette of the 20th instant, is reinstated in his.
rank.

Commissians in the 9d Western Regiment 'of Norfolk Local
Militia, signed by theTtrd
Lieutenant Colonel Chadd to be utenant Colonel Comman-
dant, vice Ottley, deceased.ated Jan. 3, 1810.
John l'althorp Esq. to be Captain, vice Numto, gone into
the Line. dated as above.
Cointaissitun signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Linealu.
Market Raison Yeomanry Cavalry.
Thomas John Dixon, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated December
19,1809.
Ronal North Lincolnshire Militia.
Gentle Brown, Grnt. to be Lieutenant. Dated January 15,
1610.
Rawlins, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated December
50,1309.
BANKRUPTS.
J. Willis, Pudellltg-lane, merchant, to surrender Jan. 30,
Fob. 8, Marti Id, at Guildhall! Anomie', MessrS. Swain,
Stevens, and Maplrv, Old Jewry.
J. Wainwright, Shedlel,l, builder, Feb. 9, 10, March 10,at
the Toolihe Inn. Sheffield. Anornies, Meters. Blakelock
and Inakinson, Elm-coart, Temple, Laotian.
J. Richarcisou, Birmingham*dealer, Feb. 8,9; March 10,
at the Swan Tavern, 13irmiugham. Atturnies, Alston. Swain,
Sateen., and Maples, Old Jewry.
W. Morrish, nath, cheesemooger, Feh. 10.12, March 10,
at the Greyhound lest, liath. Attoraies. binary. Netbersole
and Portal, Ewe x-street, St rand, London.
J. Griffiths, Hill, Southampton, slater. Feb. 15, 15, Marcia
10, at the Dalphiu lot, Southampton. ittorney, Mr. Riding,
Southampton.
T. Bingham+, Bath, tailor, Feb. 6.3, March 10, at the Fall
Moon Inn, Bath. Attorney, Mr. nightmare, Bash-lane,
Canuon-street, London.
J. Riley, Mutton-lane, Hackney. baker, Jan. 30, Feb. 6,
March 10, at Guildhall. . Anotmey, Mr. Bond, Seiethiug-
lane.
J. Taylor, Ware, IlertfordsKre, oat-denier. Feb. 3, 10,
March 10, at Guildhall, loodou.- Attorney, Mr. Bond,
deelltitag-lane.
S. R. Jackson. Birmingham, button-maker, Feb. 23, 24,
March 10, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Birmingham. Attu".
aev, Mr. Johnston. Mill-stairs, Temple,- London.
'r. t Hanes, Bristol, chemist, Jan. 33, Feb 12. March 10,
at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. A Lumley. Mr. Gabell,
Liu-
cein's Ina, London.
R. Seller,, Sculcoases, grocer, Jan. 30, 31, March 10, at
the Neptune Inn, Kingstats-upon-lball Anomie", Messrs.
Edmonds and Him, Lincoln '3 lan. London.
R. Collier, Bond-court, %%aim-link, wine-merchant, Feb.
3, 10, March 10. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allisgua.Free-
paMs-court, Cornhill.
W. Wilcox, l'arson's-green, Fulham, victualler, Feb. 3,
17, March 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Boostield, Boas
verie-street, Fleet-street.
6. Ross, New Bm-ingliall-street, rnerelnint, Jan. 30, Feb.
6, March 10, at Guildhall. A gamey, Me. Wffide,Warn ick-
square, Newgate-street.
C. Flak, Fenchurch-street, hardwatentan, Jan. 30, Feb.
10, March 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. King, Castle-
street, Holborn,
W. Green, Brown's-lane, Spitaltields, dyer, Feb. 3,10,
March 10, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Freame, Great
Queen-street, Lincolu's Inn-fields.

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