Ensign Wm. Gamble to be Lieut. vice M.. Kay, deceased. Ensign l'honias Harrison to be Lieut. vice NPLaine, promoted in the 9th Garrison Battalion. Geo. E. M'connell, gent. to he Ensign iice Gamble. Joshua Rawlins Wall Wyn, gent. to be Ensign vi,ce Harrison. , , FoOt. Capt. Henry

A Handsome CUItiIICLE; whieb may be occasionally used as a Gig. Apply JAMES CAVAN, Esq. Oct. 6-3 n. THE Subscriber intending to leave the Island, will dispose of his ROUSE SERV,INTS. Marl-hill Street, Sept. 15-4 i. R. T. A. EZEY. TEN POUNDS will be given, by the Subscriber appre

Comfortable DWE LLING- HOUSE, situated in Marl-hill Street, consisting of a Dining-room, three Chambers, Kitchen, Negro-houses, & - c.—which can be entered immediately: Oct. 6—tf. M. S TEN HOUSE _ FOR Sale by the Subscriber, reasonable for cash, at his store adjOining Mr. Michae

cordage assorted, bleached and brown canvass, best grey-stock bricks, and a few thousand seasoned tiles. Sept. 26—tf. J. C. COLEMAN.

may have it, paying for this advertisement, and rewarding the Subscriber's servant who found it. Ray; Oct. 13—if. JOHN. LEWIS.

BOCHE, PRoi , ILE CUTTER, Respectfully informs the Public that he has taken the Room formerly occupied by Mr. Moreton in the sane profession, at the end of Broad-street, adjoining the House of Mr. Taylor, Merchant; where those who honour him with their attention, may have three L

"I wish I had it in my power to inform you of the success of the Allied Army upon the Continent of Europe, or of the prospect of a speedy and honourable Peace: events w , iich we must all be anxious to hear—for, whilst the to ni Continent are shut against our staple commodity, a

A Large, airy, and commodious HOUSE in the Rortuck, opposite James Street, with a Store in front, back Stores, Horse Stable, &c. with or without an extensive Yard, fronting Pahneto Street. For particulars inquire of the Subscriber, near the Church. Oct. 20-2 a. FRANCES BUTCHER.

BARBADOS It RIDGE 0 TIF.N: GA ZE TTE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1807.

WI-IEIIEI\S it has of late become o practice :for a number of people, as well Whites as Negroes and .Mulattoes, to aSStmble together in the King's highway, and on the most public roads, for the purpote Of running Horses, to the great nuisance, and even in danger of the lives of