* FROM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, to FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1809. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. ( No. 1703. ) At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 18 th of October 1809, PRESENT, The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. It is this day ordered, by his Majesty in Council, that the Parliament, which stands pro- rogued to Thursday the 2d day of November next, be further proregued to Tuesday the 5th day of December next. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 18th of October 1809, PRESENT, The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. This day the Right Honourable William Wellesley Pole was, by his Majesty's command, sworn of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and took his place at the board ac- cordingly. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the 18th of October 1809, PRESENT, The KINC'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Whereas it has been represented to his Ma- jesty, in Council, that in his Majesty's order in Council of the 5th of April 1805, appointing the places for the performance of quarantine by ships and vessels bound to the several ports of this kingdom, Highlake, near Liverpool, is pre scribed as the place for the performance of qua- rantine by vessels arriving at the port of Liver- pool, liable thereto ; but that Bromborougl Pool has been found, on a careful inquiry re- cently made, to be a safer and more convenient place for the performance thereof j his M;; jes Price Sixpence Halfpenny, ty is therefore pleased, with the advice of his Privy Council, to order, as it is hereby ordered, that all such ships or vessels as are or shall be bound to the port of Liverpool, or any creek or place belonging to or within the said port, from any place or places from whence quarantine is required to be performed, shall in future per- form their quarantine in Brom'oorough Pool, instead of Highlake : And the Right Honour- able the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, and the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, are to give the necessary directions herein as to them may respectively appertain. W. FAWKENER. QUEEN'S PALACE, OCTOBER l8, l8oQ. The followiug address having been transmit- ted to the Earl of Liverpool, his Majesty's Prin- c al Secretary of State for the Home Depart- ment, has been, by his Lordship^ presented to the King ; which address his Majesty was pleas- ed to receive very graciously. To the KING'S Most Excellent Majesty. We your Majesty's dutiful nnd loyal subjects, the ministers and ciders of the Provincial Sy- nod of Aberdeen, met at Aberdeen, this nth day of October 1809, participating in that joy, which universally prevails in your dominions, on the approaching anniversary of your acces- sion to the throne, beg leave, with all humility and respect, to express to your Majesty, the sense which we entertain of the divine good- ness, in having blessed these realms with your Majesty's mild and equitable government for near half a century. Whether we contrast the instability of other thrones, with the. firm basis on which that of your Majesty is placed; whether we look a- bioad to the misery of the surrounding nations, or at home to the happiness of our own ; whe- ther we contemplate the comforts enjoyed by all classes of your Majesty's subjects in this fa- voured land, or reflect on the encourapmient afforded to religion in general, by your Majes- ty's example and influence, and the support ex- perienced by our own ecclesiastical establishment in particular; our hearts are filled with the most lively sentiments of gratitude and attach- ment : and we beg leave to assure your Ma- jesty, that we will continue to maintain and ad- vance the interests of religion, and to inculcate on the people committed to our care, that righ- teousness which exalteth a nation, and to guard them against that sin, which is the reproach, and must be the rtiin of any people. That your Majesty may long sway the scep- tre of this kingdom ; that under the weight of declining years, you may be solaced by the love and veneration of your subjects, and the duty and affection of your family ; and that when you shall be called upon to resign your earthly crown, a heavenly crown may be the reward of your piety, and many other exalted virtues, is the prayer of, may it please your Majesty, your Majesty's loyal and dutiful subjects, the' mi- nisters and elders of the Provincial Synod of A- berdeen, and subscribed in our name and pre sence, and by our appointment, by GAVIN MITCHELL, Moderator. WAR- OFFICE, OCTOBER % I, xst Regiment of Dragoon Guards— Lieut. William Herries, from the 9th light dragoons, to be Captain of a troop, without purchase, vice Sober, who retires. tst Regiment of Dragoons— Gentleman Cadet Jef- ferey Jonah Thomas Avarne, from the royal military- college, to be Cornet, without purchase. 12th Regiment of Light'Dragoons— Ensign William Patton, from the 18th foot, to be Cornet, by purchase vice Phelps, promoted. 13th—- Samuel Dikes King, Esq. to be Cornet, £ y purchase, vice Edwards, promoted. 296 T H E E D I N B U R G H G A Z E T T E. — Quartermaster Thomas Cftrson to be regi- mental Quartermaster. ist Regiment of Foot— Volunteer John M'Gregor to he Ensign, vice M'Pherson, whose, appointment has not taken place. 7th— Richard Nantes, gent, to be Lieutenant, with- out purchase, vice Fernie, promoted. 8th— Lieut. R. M. Swiney, from the 14th foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Franklin, who exchanges. ! Oth— Klajor James Short to be Lieutenant- Colonel, by purchase, vice Aill, who retires. nth— Lieut. Charles Tuton to be Captain of a com- pany, without purchase, vice Smith, appointed to the 95th foot. Ensign John Walsh to be Lieutenant, vice Tuton. X4th— Lieut. H. L. Franklin, from the Sth foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Swiney, who exchanges. 19th— Ensign Edmund Tuhhs, from the 56th foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign George L, Hallilay, from the 7th garrison battalion, to be Lieute- nant, without purchase. 38th— Captain Chichester Croolcshanks to be Major, by purchase, vice Orange, who retires. Lieut. R. M. Leake, from the 5th garrison battalion, to be Lieute- nant, without purchase, vice Weatherstone, appointed to the Canadian fencibles. , 40th— Ensign John Armstrong, from the ist Somer- set militia, to be Ensign. 43d To be Lieutenants, without purchase— Ensign A. T. Hodgson, vice Pollock, who resigns. Ensign • I. alor, vice Brockman, deceased. Ensign Roger Frederick, vice M'Kenzie, promoted. Ensign John Nason, vice Tylden, promoted. To be Ensigns— Gentleman Cadet John Maclean, fr. om the royal military college, vice Hodgson*- Gentle- man Cadet Lionel Ford, vice Lalor. Richard Carroll, gent, vice Frederick. 4yth— Ensign Thomas Doly, from the 2d garrison battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Gentle-- man Cadet Edward Vaughan, from the royal military college, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Kearnes, appointed to the 71st foot. joth— Ensign Swayne to be Lieutenant, • without purchase, vice Wright, appointed to the ad roya! veteran battalion. Gentleman Cadet William Crofton, from the royal military college, to he Ensign, vice Swayne. 60th— Ensign John Carloss to be Lieutenant, with- out purchase. George Milner Slade, Esq. to be Pay- master of the 6th battalion, vice Motz, deceased. 63d— Ensign William Dunn to be lieutenant, with- out purchase, vice Fraser, superseded. Gentleman Ca- det George Messervey, from the royal military college, to be Ensign, vice Dunn. 64th— William Davis, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Colborne, who resigns. yjst— Lieut. James Henderson, from the 92dfopt, to be Captain of a company, vice Sutherland, deceased. To be'' ieutenants, without purchase— Lieut. Charles French, from the 70th foot. Ensign William Mollison, vice Ryder, deceased. Ensign Robert Lind. Ensign John M'Keliar. Ensign John Roberts. Ensign James Coates. Ensign John I. owrie. Ensign David Robb. Ensign John Fraser. Ensign Edward Gilborne, from the 11th foot. Ensign John Whitney, from ditto. To be Ensigns— Ensign Donald J. Kearns, from the 47th foot, vice Mollison. Gentleman Cadet John El- rington, from the royal military college, vice Lind. Gentleman Cadet William Torricano, from ditto, vice M'Keliar. Gentleman Cadet William Woolcombe, from ditto, vice Roberts. John' Lewis Butcher, gent, vice Lyons, deceased Robert Blythe, gent, vice Coates. 7^ th Ensign Thomas Hood to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wharrie, who retires. 85th— Lieut. Peter M'Gregor, from the 7th garrison battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wat- son, promoted. ad Garrison. Battalion— Brevet Lieut.- C'ol. Sir Ed- ward M. Ryan, Knt. to be Lieutenant- Colonel, vice Smith, deceased. Brevet Major Andrew Coghlan, from the 4Jth foot, to be Major, vice Sir Edward Ryan. Quartermaster Hiram Seaman to be Ensign, vice Daly, promoted in the 47th foot. 5th— Lieut. Richard Edwards, from the 7th West India regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Leake, appoint- ed to the 38th foot. 7th— William O'Donnell, gent, to be Ensign, vice Halliday, promoted in the 19th foot, Canadian Fencibles— Lieut. Henry Weatherstonc, from the 38th foot, to be Lieutenant. HOSPITAL STAFF M'MulIen, M. D. to be Physician to the forces, vice Jones, whose appoint- ment has not taken place. MEMORANDUM. Lieutenant Lachlan Campbell, of the 9id foot, is su- perseded, being absent without leave. Lieutenant M. Lawrence, of the 50th foot, who was superseded, as stated in the Gazette of the 7th June 1808, is reinstated in his rank. TO THE CREDITORS 07 JAMES NICIIOL, Baker and Spirit- dealer in Hawick. rHOMAS MILLER, Writer in Hawick, hereby intimates, that his nomination as Trustee upon the sequestrated estate of the said James Nichol has been confirmed by the Lord Ordinary officiating on the Bills; and that the Sheriff of Roxburghshire has appointed Wednesday the 8th, and Wednesday the aid days of November next, at mid- day, within the ordinary Court- house of the burgh of Jedburgh, fots- the public examin- ation of the bankrHpt, and others acquainted with his business; and that a general meeting of the Creditors is to be held on Thursday the 23d day of November next, at ia o'clock, within the writing- chambers of the Trustee, to choose Commissioners, and give him in- structions. The Creditors are further required to lodge with the Trustee their claims and affidavits; certifying those who neglect to do so before the 25th day of May next, they shall have no share of tiie fir6t dividend. Ha- wici, October 25, 1809. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 12th July 1808. 50th Foot— For Ensign Jauncey to be Lieutenant, vice I. awrence, superseded, read Ensign Jauncey to be Lieutenant, vice Lawrence, deceased. NOTICE TO 1 HE CREDITORS OF JAMES CRAIG, Bleacher at Arthurlie. JAMES HAIG, Merchant in Glasgow, Trustee on the sequestrated estate of the said James Craig, here- by intimates, that the Sheriff of Renfrew shire has fixed Monday the 6th day of November next, and Monday the 20th of the said month, at 12 o'clock noon of each of these d^ ys, within the Sheriff- clerk's- office at Paisley, for the public examination of the bankrupt; and upon Tuesday the 2ist November, at 12 o'clock noon, a meetino- of the Creditors will be held within the house of William Hector, vintner in Paisley, for choosing Commissioners, and instructing the Trustee as to the management and recovery of the estate. And the Cre- ditors are hereby required, in terms of the Statute, to produce in the Trustee's hands their- grounds of debt, with oaths to the verity thereof, at or previous to said meeting; for unless such productions are made on or before the 15th day of June next, being ten months af- ter the date of the sequestration, the party neglecting will receive no share of the first dividend of the bank- rupt's estate. Paisley, October 23, 1809. TO THE CREDITORS OF ARCHIBALD SWINTON, Merchant in Peebles. LORD ROBERTSON, Ordinary officiating on the Bills, on the 24th of October current, sequestrated the estate, real and personal, of the said Archibald Swinton, and appointed his Creditors to meet within the Court- house of Peebles, on Thursday the 2d day of November next, at ia o'clock noon, to name an In- terim Factor; and again to meet, at said place and hour, 0! 1 Friday the 24th day of November next, to choose a Trustee. Of which notice is hereby given to all concerned. TO THE CREDITORS OF SUTHERLAND COLQUHOUN & CO., late Linen- printers at Gilmourholm, and Merchants in Glasgow, and of Sutherland Colquhoun and Walter Colquhoun, Partners of the said Company, as Individuals. * ROBERT FLEMING, Merchant in Glasgow, Trus- teee on the sequestrated estates of the above- nam- ed company and individuals, hereby intimates to the Creditors, that at a meeting, held on the 19th October instant, in consequence of due previous advertisement, the Trustee's accounts were unanimously approved of, and it was resolved to divide the whole free funds recovered among the Creditors who have lodged and proved their debts, on the 9th day of November next. The dividend will be paid tl^ it day, at the Trustee's counting- house in Glasgow. ROB. FLEMING. Glasgow, October 20, 1809. NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF ROBERT HALL, late of Subdean Mill, near Glas- gow. JAMES MAIN, Trustee upon the sequestrated estates of the said Robert Hall, hereby intimates, that a state of the bankrupt's affairs, and scheme of division, lie in his hands, open for inspection of the Creditors, until the id day of December next, when those entitled will receive a dividend. Miller Street, G'lasgo- zu, October 24,1809. TO THE CREDITORS OF WALTER RUSSELL, Merchant in Edinburgh. A STATE, of the bankrupt's affairs, . since nth April IA last, lies, for the inspection of the Creditors, with Archibald Smith, accountant in Edinburgh, the Trustee, and may be seen, at his office, till 4th December next, j when a dividend will be paid to those Creditors who i have lodged claims since 2d April last. There are no funds at present for payment of a se- cond dividend. 5, Clyde Street, Edinburgh, October 26,1809; NOTICE TO CREDITORS. HP HE Creditors of Messrs J^ MF. S JAMIESON & CO., Merchants in Glasgow, by themselves, or their agents, duly authorized, are requested, to call at the counting- house of Mr Cunningham Corbett, Queen Street, on Wednesday the 15th day of November next, or any subsequent lawful day, for the purpose of receiving and discharging a dividend arising from the funds of that Company. Glasgow, October l6, 1809. COPARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. rT* HE Copartnerships at Leith, carried on under the firms of LIDDELS & BRUNTON, Merchants, and ALEXANDER SIME & CO., Ship- builders, were DISSOLVED on the ist of June 1809, at which date, ROBERT LIDDELL, senior, retired from both Con- cerns ; which continue to be carried on by the other Part- ners, under the firms of LIDDELL & BRUNTON, and ALEXANDER SIME & CO. ROB. LIDDELL. ROB. LIDDELL, J tillr. JAs. BRUNTON. ALEX. SIME. Printed by ALEX. LAWRIE & CO. as authorized by his Majesty's Writer, Pointer, and Publisher of the Edinburgh Gazette.