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.~" I 1 i FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, NOVEMBER z 7. to the Hor. W. W.Pole, dated N.ivemoer ts, 1807. (Signed) MII.I CARY PROMOTIONS. opy of a Letter from Vice Admiral Ruffen. Commander in Chief of his Majetty's Ships and V elTels off the Tete!, to the Hon. W. W. Pitle„ dated on board his Majeßy's Ship Majeltic, Yarmouth Road s , the t4th inßant. Sir—l herewith itielofe a letter from the Right Honourable Lord Ci orge Stewart, Captain of his Majefty's Ihip l'Amiable. report iuy. to me that he ha. captured la Decide. a French ptivateer, which I beg you will he pleali.l to lay Wore my Lords Commiltioners of the Admiralty. lam, &c. (Signed) T. :4. sosset.e. His Majelty's Ship l'Amiable, in Yarmouth Roads, November t 3 Sir—l beg leave to inform you that on the t ith inliant at daylight (the \'lie ifland then bearing S. 22 deg. E. ditlance 72 miles), we p:rctived a luAger bearing mouth of UF, ditiance about (even miles, but it being nearly calm, we were unable to chace ; towel/ t r., were fortunate enough to get the breeze about one o'clock, and I have great fatisfadion in acquainting you, that after a chace of five hours, we fneceeded in capturing her. She proves to be 14 Decide, a beautiful large French lugger privateer, mounting fixteen guns, with a complement of 51 men (out ft mu Dunki' k three days), but having only 37 on hoard, the reit being away in the Mary trard port, marked J. Z. (het only cap:we this cruiae) which (he fucceeded in taking the day before at t o'cl ck, havh on board nine ailillcry d;::ers and fiz horleg, fr m Copenlirgen. Though we had n,.t the good f rune to fall in with the tranfport, I have the pleafure to (late, that Asti, have found the troops and fearnen on board the lug ger, with the Mall,:r of the velrel. Die taking of this logger will, I troll, he of con fketahle import, as Ilse is corlidered the fittlell failing veirel out r t Dunkirk, and ha , efcaled the vigilance of nor ci ifztrs for the Lot duce years pall, and has done co! fr ICI :1)1r damage to the trade during that time. 1 have the lomoitr to be, &c. (Signed) C. srvAer• liatraa of a Lttter frrrn Viet: Admint Dottglai. Commando- in ( t.f of his Majetty . ., t la.pi and V.lll-14 at Nardi Yarmouth, . . 1 have th , honeur to indult; a letter from Captain Stettin, of Ili' Majelly's fl Quernn, acquainting net with his having captitted the N atalia rrrrch lugs , .r priva•rtr, mounting fount en r un;, which had t•i.cti crunit 8 four days withunt taLing atly thing, and it now in th ft: _ _ _ _ ajetty's til,p)p Ohcrun, Yarmouth Itriztls, Nutt. 14. Sit —I beg leave Ur accraisrt you, for the it forma tirin of my Lords Commillioners of the Admiralty, th it yeiterday at halt pall eight A. M. Lnwetlrde bratir.g W. by N. (iirlat ct ter; leagues, I fell %%HI, and atter chace of tour holurb, captured the French lugger privareer ltalaria, of Dunkin lc, carrying 14 gun, (• , 111y two of which were mounted, the real in the hot and 33 nit'', Lornmanded by Gilbert Lalozfite, I.i , :rirenant in the French navy. St.' failed from Deilzy b. in the liver Lists, the 9 , 11 and, arw happy to fay, Are has made no captures. From the number ~ 1 ptifonerl I thought it need:try to return to th c.f e roads. I am, : - Ar, Sec._ G. M. Sur I ON. CAptain. WAR OFFICE , ' Pi( VEMBER 17. 6:h lteit:trev t of Vragaro Guards--Captail litnet I .eveis to ttc Nt:.jeo. Lhu: t purch.A, vice Ni! gtuo, tleccalt ; Lieu teil.o.t Itt.hzet. atm% the 9th Liblit Dr .goutts, to be Cap tont 111 A Froup, vice I liggii s. :t h n 3; Plit m.r of Light Dragons--B ‘Varc, Gent to be Cornet, by Pnrch 4re. rice I.onr, who reit- 4 Regiment of Viol Guards—Captain IL nry Roinsr,rd to t,e C.vtoin of a ei mr,iity, vice ti.iniLuiy, titceak,l fign 'Fr cec rick Will:4m I rt net to he I iititenmit. vice it.iiiisfuril; iron' Oat 724 lout, to be Lieutesiaiit, eil. wbo i.zchaitgrs. t R reisocut • f Houston to be Lieutenant, by /Iv - chafe. vice St. Clair, promoted. th(t.tot surgeon Thomas Batt, from the 67th Foot, to ba Airlt , nt `urgent. 7th Ditto— Lictecoattt George Henry, from :he Armagh Militia, to be I.teutvtive.t , Linnet:ant HzekLtt, troll'. the North Pown Nlthtia, to be ditto. Sth Ditto—l.kutenart I'Ltt r Nlnyles to be Adjutant, vice Milk r, who refigns the Adjutancy only Ith Ditto—Cvtain Munk; 0•Ktlly, front the pd Foot, to he Carlin of 3 Cornpan v, rice . I*.t Our, who charges. 13t'.1 , itto--I.ientenant J Ito Davis, front the North Mayo Mi . hint, to he Et lisn. 2! . . tit Dittr—licutenan t Thomas Fane, from Half hay of theßoyal W.ggnn Trjt). to he Lieutenant, vice Moore, who exchanges. 27th Viet,.-1 ieut , tia:3 Nliehael i 1 hyte, from the Suuth Down Militia, to he I , ntigit. 32d Ditto—Captain John Tayll.r, front the t ith root, to be Cap. toil .1 aCotrpnnr vice fi 'Knly who ex( hatiges. rn tit- lit tot-owns—l Arial:omit David Davie 4, trom the Bth Garri• ten Battalion: Ft:tigns --- Barr, Dula Kirk, M. W. Mag. han, Samuel H. Lawrence. %%Want French, hit ray %Vitra. To he Prig, 4—Gclith man Cadet Edward Timmpfon, from the Royal Military College. vice ; ichn Paton, Gent. vice I ..IWrcllle. ; Fraticis Ge..t. %ice rem. h ; s Robert Coltheaft, Gert vice Whei.t ; James j.rvt.y, (ita.t. vied O'Reilly. promoted iti thc 62.41 Foot. 34th Regiment nt Foot. To he Captains of Comparieh—Capt.tio \A il:tarn S Willett, front the Rth Garrifun Battalion. vice Brown, who exchatioN ; Cap t..itt bdward Broderick, fr..m the fort Garriiior Battali.m, vise Ryvc, who ; Captain -- 1':.:.C.)14tt, trout the &ti Gal rifon Battalion, vice Donov.in, who es chat ges. 44th Divc—James Allfopp, iittp to bePayo.dlter to the la rtatta. lion, vice Chahmer. wh4 Yds .s. fifth Ditm—F thgn John 1.. Cattier to he Lieuttnart, without pii-e'afc, vice Shaw promoted; C.-Intent- n Cade: John H. Beau. to% , :rein the Rf.yal Milir...ry Ccliege, to be Et.fign, vice Calder. 47th Regiment of Fout—t;.t utt.naht James it out the North [) ti Militia, to be tatngn. Seth Ditto—Captain James Wentyft, front the 6th Gartifon Bat talimi, to he Captain of a Company, vice Phelps, ',moved to the 8-th Foot slth Ditto—Etlen C. C.Wynite,irril the 58th Fret, to be Lieu. Imam, w:thout put chafe 5 I , itto—Gentkniasi Cad, t Ch:Ars Lcn',pri. re from the Royal Nliiit.r , College. to Fe I' oflBli, without puiciolfc, %ice Vivit:, Prom. t :hc 46. h Foot. :1 I, Otto:—Qarter r George Henry Welker, from the h„ Lotign. v.ithout 61d Regmic 1,1 4.t ? s ilt t. .I%s he [Act:renews—Vl:4m t..trucl H Eaton, Edmund Colline, litoptar Hcpl rd, Ethrzid Perk( r, John Keith, ‘klesamler 'lhompf:di. lino , Hotit.ural.l. , L. C. DaKi l )ll ; Jams O'Reilly, from the 34.1 I. not; AltiAnder Scott, front the 74th Foot• To Le Er figns—Gentltman Cadet William Harriett. from the Royal.Milhary College, vice Eaton ; %\ in El,Atg/r4:fon, Gent. v , ce tollins; Charles Augultus de ittivyne, Gant. victityland; 1 Loyd lititry de Ruvync, vice Parka; john 4.;:nt. vice. bra efitto—Lieutenant James Simplon. front the Armagh Militia, to be Entin; Lieutenant William NI CaulLind, trout the Stall h Down Militia, to be k:nlign. ' A tli Ditto—Lieutenant H:nry Paterfon,from the Amiiin Mili. r to br Et.fign. t 6th Ditto--Jobn Knox, Gent to he Enfigit. wit th.ta purch.ve, vice Clifford, promoted in Brigadier General Baillie'sßegintem. Myth Ditto—l ieuttnant Robert Carew Wogan, from the Ninth Militia, to be Enligni Militant surgeon W. Thomae, from the A Welt York Militia, to be .111111.utt Swoon, vice Batt, rt. ovlv cd to the id loot. . ) h 1 htto— vnlign ;can Smith, from the Tyrone Militia, to be Eniign. yin Ditt0...144p Aletauder Duff to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice tiraltant, promoted ; Lieutenant Thomas Moure, from the Meath Militia, to be Enka, vice Duff; Enfign Hugh Barnes, from the Meath Miles, to be Rofign. yid Ditto—Captain David Maxwell, from the ift Foot Guartls. to be Captain of a Company, vice Wyndham, who exchanges. 76th Ditto— James Vaughan, tient. to be Basil, by purchafe, vice Bayley, promoted. 77th Ditto—Affiltant Surgeon jam Rudkin, from the South Lin coln Militia, to be ALSitant Surgeon, vice I/alters, promotel. Both Ditto—Captain Henry James Phelps, front the loth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Bolton, removed to the 616 Gan ifon Battalion. 871 h Ditto— hullo Richard Thomas Hingtton, from the clth Gar: Am Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without port hale Elo!- pitol Mate B. Sandham to be Militant Surgeon, vice deeeared. - X 1 ,- gßill Regiment of Flot. To be Lieutenafits--Enlicni John Muth. vice Thompfon, de ce.ifed ; liaac Waher, vice Shaw, deceafed ; John Davao, vice Lawfon deccafed ; and Jofeph !all vice 11,1C.resor, decealed To be F.iifign—Licutenant Robert Hackett, from the Waterford hlilitia, To be Affiftant Surgeon—Hofpital Mate A Cunningham, vice Ferguloto, &mkt!. 9pth I/Mt.—l:Mien James Johnllone to be Lieutenant, by put chafe, vice Beards, who retires. 96th Dneo—lieutei.ant J. Snow, from the 4th Carillon Battalion, to be Lieuteeant, vice Semphill, who exchanges. sth •• eft India Iteginient—i-jaines C impbcll, Gent. to be Entign, without purcl.ate, vice Nl'Donald, promoted. Bth Ditto—James Mulhall , Gent. tw be Enllan, without purchafe, vice Commitigi,primiteed. Rt.yal Welt India Rangers—G. F. A. Skinner, Gent. to be Fnflgi., without purchafe, vice Kid,, removed to the 77th Foot Brigadier General Baillie's Regiment—Lnlign Robert Clifford, frunt tl.e 66th Foot, to he Fitit Lieutenant, without purchafe. Garrihin liattalitm—Lieutenant James Semple, front the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Snow. who exchanges. sth Ditto.--John Rivingtun, Gent. to be Eniidn, vice Ulher, pro moted in the 311th Foot. 6th Ditto—Cation' Peter T. Ryves, front the 34th Foot, to be Captain of al..7orepany, vice Broderick, who .xchanges ; Cap• tain Witham Bohm, from the soth Foot, to be Captain et a • Company vice Weinyfs, removed to the soth Foot. 7111 Ditto—J F. St tvely, Gent. to be linfign. 3.11 Ditto^Cdtotdill John Brown, from the 34th Foct, to be Cap tain ot a L'itapauy, vice Willett, who exchanges; Captaio Cliarle:i Donavan from ditto, to be Captain of a Company. vice who exchanges; Lietiti.tiant 14ihILm Bock, iron . the Ilt I:ragout's of the King's German Legion, to be Lieutenant, vice !Kooks, removed to the 32t1 Foot ; Vaughan Jones, Gem to be tilit;ti, vice ding:ton, promoted in the 117th Loot 9th Ditto—Matthew Willuck, Gent to be Enligti, vice era., pro meted in the gv.ilt Foot. Royal Regiment of Malta—Lieutenant I. X de Leilezhourg, fr. ni Menton's Regiment, to be Captain ut a Cumpatiy, vice Perry, deceafed. Rosai riewfnutAlland FencP,les—Lieutenant S. D'Arccy Kelly to be Captain ot a Conipai. vies. Vint Cu , appoint. ii Town rat Halifax ; Amino Pliiiip IngouvilL: to M. Lieutenant, vice GARRISON. Captain Philip C.•ortlat ,!t ot clic N:wroumland Fericibleg. to be "ri,wo IVlDjc.r vk appointed r Cierrerz.l :sli peat, • I i.e King's Gowan Leg'on. llAmtlku nt th. Litie—l.b.uttriant Wihi.mt Jr Coulon to b.: Cil.l,lli or a Oul.pAoy, with temporary faith., vic:: Berger tic. Criliret ; Guliga 1 - ',:rk1i..;311(1 de Hugo to he Licto'ctvirt, v:cc Cnn. ; amid Catict Sajeant Gideu:4 Wileaen, to he litaigo, vice ligo. _ _ MEMMANDOXT. The or.demetitioned °thecae are ftiperfetletl, being ablent without leave. lit I).agonn Guardi—Cornct John Iknham. • t SI. F , nt—Enii,;:i William Poole. 48th Ditto—Licracr.ant Jams. Williamfon. ligned by the Lord Lieutenant r f the County of Ayr. 38th, or Ayrfhire Regiment of Militia. I.lru.rnatir Colenti Sir David Hurter Blair to be Colonel, vice Lord Mortgomerir, relived. Major James Hurter Clair to be Lieutenant Colontl, vice Fir D H. lilair, promoted. Carain James Farquhar Gray to be Major, v:ce J. II Blair. promotcd ; Fnfren Allan Dunn to to vice Hood, r: moved to the Lir.e ; John Fletcher, Gent to be Liglitn, vice Moral:on, removed to the Lite. All dated (Maher “. 1807. Kic, Galt. to be Enligii, ;icc Narkland, removal to tb- e 'laud Odober 24, 184 Crown, Gcrt. to be Enugn, vice Dunn, promutea. Dated (Motu'. :7. rRo7. C•mrniilions ligned by the Lord Lienten:int of Stir lingihire —Stirling and Falkirk Regiment of Vo lunteer Infantry. To he Captains—l.ieutenant Matthew Wright, vice Rind, re ; Lieutenant Areltibild Cuthill, vice Glatt, ref:ivied —• Datt.l Oett.ber :5, aci7. To be l ieuttnanty—Fnlilti John Centie, vice Wright, promoted ; J. lin liana. Geo t. vice l'uthill, promoted. Dated ;le ab , ve. To be Enligtic.—James Murdoch, Gent. vice Gentle. promoted ; Archibald Campbell bayne, Goa. vice Sawcrs, relived; and Rogetfon, Gent. vice Mudie. Dated as above. EAR Battalion of Stirlin , ...lhire Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant-( olunel I ranch Simplon to be LiCuteltaitt Colonel Cummand.mt, vice Um ctn. relived. Major William Mort head to be Secohel Lit utenant Colonel, vice Simplon. promoted. James Ruffed, If.N. to be Major, vice Morehead, promoted. All dated August 29, 14.1. Cornroillions figued by the L'ud Lieutenant of the County of Sale p.—New port V , ltorreer Infantry. John Ce.op..r, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Brown, religneel. Dated April ig, 1807. Robert Meek, (hot. to be ditto. vice Briudtes, promoted; and William l'titryn, Cent. to be ditto, vice refigocel.— Dated April :8, 1 8 , )?. ‘Vliitchurch Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Boycott, Fig. to he I.l.utehai t Cidonel Commandant vier Kniir,:it, raigaed. I).t,tl:iept 22, 181.7. I ient-nal.t I-leniy (Amite tube Cartain. vice Payne. refigned. I ieutenaht I i 111 l oat Prince to be ditto, vice Carleton, religned. Enlign Richard Brookes to be Lieutenant, vice Clarke, promoted. Ennio Wiliam Retbirup, to be ditto, vice Prince, promoted. stermenlarratt.ccot.to he Etifign, vice Brookes, promorol. Rit bard Jones. Gent. to be ditto, vice:Redd:y, promoted. Dated April 29 :807. John It ofeoe, Gait to be ditto. Dated Sept 22, 1807. by the Lord Lieutenant of Nairn (him—Nair-1111'4e Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Ittaft, :1 be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, vice Gra: t, resigned. Dated Odober 12, 1806. tviid Ditvijon, Efq. to he Captain of a Company, vice A. Hay, 1:61. tit e, areal. Dated (leltiber :6,1807. Enfigo Alexatidet Arderfon to be Lime:tut, vice Falconer, pro• mined; Ltdign Robert skew to be ditto, vice Clark. re figned; Samulti Taylor,Gent. to be Enlign, vice Anderfon; and Daniel Frafcr. Gent to be ditto, vice Acne. Dated Sept 24. ego 7. Commatons in thelVigtownllure Battalion of Volun teer Infantry, figned by the Lnrd Lieutenant. Captain Joint I-Inborn, to be Major, vice Maxwell, raped. Dated o.llober 30, 28.4. Wigtown Company. John Gent. to be Lutist', vice Murray, religned. Dated Novt.nit cr 2,1837. FRIATA In the Gazette f the loth o,!kober Entl Kent Volunteers. For John D./Tv, iv, Gent to be Pofir. Dated September 22. 18:7, Read J ihn //.//•ipt, G elm to he be E nsign. Dated Sept. az, 1837. Iti the ,Gazette of the 24th Oelober Wt. a Troop of Elfez Yeomanry. For Dasi.l Wright, Gent. to be Cornet, vice. Cowers, ryiperd, Read Laid. 1 Wright, Gent. to he Corust, vice Conytrt,poaratoi 134114KRUPTS Joreph e Von Rea.; late of Lilt, rpool, merchant, broker, dealer and chaproan, to Garet der Dceentlx.r 16, 17, and 29, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Rovelinfen. Liver pool t or Mr.'llsomas Mutated, 8t Mildrcd's malt s retikry. Ldndou. Henry Martin, of Suffolk ftreet,Birmingbamiltorn Fitton make. - dealer and chapmsn, December t, S and 19, at clew n. at th White Hart Inn, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr Conftable, No to, Symond's Inn, Chancery lane, London; or Mr. Simons Bull Ring. Birmingham. Thomas Gray, of Colchefter,Effex. baker, December 1,3. and 29 at ten, at the Angel Inn, Cokheftcr. Attornies, Mr Spading Colchefter ; or Mr. Cutting, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn. William Kennerley, of Hulm's Chapel, Chefhire, mercer, Dec. 4. at four, December s, at eleven, and December 29, at one, at the Macclesfield Arms Hotel, Macclesfield. Attornies, Mr Charles Cooke, Macclesfield; or Mr. Kent, Clifford's inn, London. John Farrington, of Bickerton, Chethire. chcefe faelor, dealer and chapman, December to, tt. and 29. at eleven, at the. Green Dragon s Chelter. Attornies, Mr. John Garner, jun. Chcfter or Mr. Thomas Huxley. Temple. London. Joreph Mackenzie, of the Old Bailey, London, bookfeller and wholefale Rad , ner, dealer and chapman. November 23, 33, and December 29. at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr Gosimond, New Bridge street. Thomas Parkin, of Witham, in Holdernefs, Yorkfhire, wood monger, dealer and chapman, November 23. 24. and December 29, at eleven. at the George Inn, Kittglton upon-Hull Attornies. Mr. Ralph Ellis, Curfitnr.itreet, London ; or Mr. Robert Gal land. Kingston-upon-Hull. • Davie Keer% of Frandingham, Suffolk, fergeon and apothecary, dealer and chapman, December 14. Is, sad 29, at eleven, at the Crown Inn , Framlingham. A ttorvies,M effrs. Bromley and Bell. Gray's Inn London ; or Mr. Clubbe Frantlingham. Edward Ryley, of Wilboch St Petor's, Ilk of Ely, Cambridgefhirc. linen-drtiler, December 1,:.t four, December 4. and 29 at eleven at the Role and Crown Inn, Wdlech St. Peter'. Attornies, Mr Steed Girdlellone, in Wilhech St Peter's; or Mr. James War tham. Callle-!tree[, Holborn. London. John Wigglefworth, of North Bierley, pad& of Bradford, York fhire. cotton manufadurer. Dtc .1, 4, and 29. at three, at the Bull's Head Inn, Bradford. .ittornies, Mr. Etige. King's Bosch Walks, Inner Temple, Londott : or Mr Broydcn, Bradford. Daniel Sa: key. I ite of the parith Thattnington. Kent,brickm titer dealer and chapman 1),o-tither tt.at fit. December ta, and 29 at eleven. at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Attornies, Mr. George Flw! .Canterhury ; or Mr. Dyne,Serjeant's Inn, London. James Kay, John Watfon the elder. Paul Cam rail, and David Ai nfororth , all el Prrlton, Lasecafhire, machine makers. dealers and copartners, December 9, to, and 29..• t eleven, at the l.rgs of Man, Pre ann Attornies, Mr Winuanley, Preftun ;or Meffrs. Milne and Parry, OM Jewry. FR Inv sPiLS. F.dtnhrtrgh, Nov. it. On the 27th Jnly tail, M.irrs. L— and K— being on a pedestrian excur flon through Wales, an purfuit of the pieluiefyie beauties and antiquities of that country, flopped at the little village of Carew, in Pembrokelime, arraftesi by the venerable appear ance of the remains of its formerly magnificent cattle. Being informed that the key of the gate of the field in whir!) the ruin is lititated. was to be obtained at a fmall alelinufe in the village, they proceeded t o it, an d called f r f me ref - refitment, which Was loon let befitre them by the good woman rf the honk. In the ad• 1 j , ining kitchen were Seated Abp rit halt a dozen men, whole appearance, together with that of their horfe•,; which were tied at the door, iodic aced them to be I Imall larmer , , or cattle di iver,. They were ettgaged in a warns debate alyut the land-tax, which was in- Ipired lav invigorating draughts of CW7 w or Weld 2 ale. 0:1 01-delving our two pedea: hop. feated in t h e chamber adjoining, their converfa:i, , n was fuddenly hurtled into wlapers, and numerous wet e the fit fpi ciotis and ingoiring glances that were thrown on them hy the party: Having finiffied their ln*ch,and paid the mold woman what the dematoled. the two gentlemen afkeh for the key which would admit them to the cattle. At this respell the whole party feetned in a moment to have their infant doubts reared into certainty. The old w o man in scle no aufwer, but made as batty retreat as paliirle by hnbb!i' g out of f back door : the little knot of politicians flatted up with evident marks of alarm, and a boy who was in I the place fought immediate tehige by ferambling under a bed, overfetting every thing itt his evor.— I Ationifhed at this Strange ktrie of conftifion, our I two friends demanded the cattle ; when, alter fome whifpering, one of the party who teemed to have a larger portion of retClution titan the tea, replied,l they had peat doubts that they were not of their country ; "certainly not." anfwered Mr. L—, we travelled from London."—" Ali ! no," replied the other, " we fulpeft you to he outlandifh-men."— " What the devil," alked L—, " do you mean by uurlandith men ?" " Fienchmeri," laid the fellow grinning, with augmented horror and alarm. " French- men and (pies ut Bonaparte, come to take plans of the cattle." Amuled with the tidiculous alarm which was depifted in the fellow's countenance, L— endea voured to convince him of the absurdity of his no tion, by producitz proofs that they were not what he lock them for, and at lull Incceesied 1. far as to get the key from him, whilit Mr. K. by means of . a volley of true old Englith abole on the tea of the party, was giving vent to the patrons which the cit.- ' cunistances had excited with aflaehcy which might have convinced the mull fceptical anionga them.— ] The two gentlemen now entered the gate, but ob i ferving as they walked on towards the ruin that the !doubts as well as numbers of the party at the •tle houfe d' feemed to increafe, feveral knots of two, I three, and four having jained the main b tcly, and their gellures and exclamation:, amongst which that of " French Spies, French Spies !" was pre-eminent, being evidently lodide teeing that they wete aiming with clubs, fcythes, and hedge bilis, and recollecting the fatal effects of a similar adventure recorded by Mr. Warner in his Welfh tour, as happening at St. Donat's,_ the two ftiends were led to doubt whether the Welatmen's :teal for the good of their country might not hurry them on to fume rafh extremity.— Initead, therefore, of giving the ruin a very cur!cry in fpeetion, they clambered over a high wall at the other tide of it, with all the expedition they were able ; croffed a field ; fcrambled over two ur three fences, and at length, with fome difficulty, fecuted an ho nourable retreat into the Pembroke road. ECCI.I'SIAS I'ICAL AND ACADENIICAL PRO ~: o rioNs. The Rev. T Stull has been inflitutcd to the Etc dory of W in dleibam, Surrey. on the recommendation of his Rcyal Highuas the Duke of Gloueellcr. 0 'trona, NOVEMBER 14.—Lait week Mr. Charlts Tapp Grif fith was admitted Scholar of Wai!ham College. Wtdnefthy Mies Junes Baker and Wm. Parker were ad mitted Scholars of New College. The fame day Mr. Henry Frederick Thiftkthwayte, and the Rev. kiln, Mundell, B. A. of Queen's College, were Admitted Mailers of Arts. Thurfday Mr Richard Berens, Student in Law, or All Souls' College, was admitted Bachelor in Civil Law. Sir George Bowyer, Bast. and Guido Simplon Fairfax, Efq. B. A. of Chriß Church, were admitted Matters of Arts, Grand Compounders. The Rev. Benjamin Pope. of Chrilt Church, and John Thus. of New Col lege, B. A. were silo admitted Matters of Arts. The Honour able Spencer Roduey...t All Souk College ; Edward Will nington Ingram, Fig Ora-d Compounder; oad'Mr. Retie? Allot pilaw', of Chrift. hureli, wise admitted Is&ehellr4 of Arts On Thurfday laft Mr. Robert 011.'0' ibrts Jones, 8.. A. an* Scholar of Jetts College, was elected Fellow of that Society. Lord Villeurit Lake has been pleafed to appoint the Rev. John Page, M. A Fellow of tufo:oft College, ooc of Dia Loiellip's Douteitic Chaplains. 131tD On /Saturday lift, at his houfe, calltd EAlowden. near .11invick. Northumberland, in the 79th year of hi• age. the Right ii , rr:our.. i able Charles Earl Grey, K. it General of the Third tteghtivot Drapanns, and Governor of the Iflacd of Guertifq lit. Lord. (hip ftrved at the battle of Minden, and war the only ttarvivi-g saver who lerved under General Wolfe. at (lactate, to whiten / was Aid-du-camp. In Oh lie was made Knight of the Bath, ou !iis appointment as Commander is-chic( in Ameika ; but, in con lequence of peace being concluded, he did not proceed thither He fervcd alfo at the relief of Oftend and Nicuport. in Ins, and went loon after to the Weft indi.a, as Commander.in dila. with the Earl of St Vincent, which was followed by the redudtitxt of St. Lucie, Martinique, and Gtiadaloure. In dos, be was treated Baron Grey; and on the tit of April, iRc6, his Lordibip was ere. rterl F.arl Grey. He has left iffue four forts, Vi r courit Howick ; Henry, Lieutenant General and Comniander-in chief at rile Cape of Good Hope; George, Cunimiltoner of the Navy at Portfmouth ; and Edward, a Cli.rgyman near Reading. A/fo two .daughtt rs, viz. Lady blir . .beth Whitbread, and Lady H an . nah &t eftvorth. His LerdClip is furcredet: in his titles and dines by Vifeount Howlek, now Fad Grty. The sd inftant, at her houfe at PI -afant View. near Oltblin, Mrs. Duquery, widow of Hers. y Duqurry, Efq. and mily.filler ut the late Right Hon John Hdy Hutchistfoo, Secretary of Statt. At his houfe in St. James's tquare, Nathaniel Nliddteton, 114 of Townhill. Hants. PUBLIC ADVAN I'AGE. I 'HE advantage the public mutt always derivt A. from regularly educated pruleffiunal men dircaing almoilt,ta clufively their ttudies to one (pecks of rnalaily, was never more clearly demonftrated than by the unex.trnpied fuccefs which fias attended the adirdiiiiiratiou of their new remedy. an the extra , ordinary cure; it has performed. Fora lung ferLsof years, Meths CURRIE and Co. Surgeons formerly is his ajetty's fervice l have made the Venereal Difeafe the particular Asa of their in at'd are happy in having difeuvered' a medicine fupe. rior to mere try in the cure of that complaint—it is fulficient to obferve that the cffedt of this remedy are dlrnetricaily oppofite to thole of mercury.for though it comp:etch cradicatek every 'taiga of the virus, in its moll confirmed .Rages, yet it dvs nut In this leaf injure the conititution—on the contrary. it renovates the (yrs min in all its natural funetions, promotes appetite. and faciiitat dig •Ition—chn 6 initial of rotacing a Strong and vigorous conftetu• tint' to the frig'itful condition that mercury dots, it not wily pre reeves that contlitution in its primitive floe, but reftores a weak and detaiirsted one to its natural :trench and vigour. . . Nurnherleis initanc es are on recent record of the fuptrior efficacy of thin Medicine. Its inherent and fpecific virtue; a.`!ing as a per petual correetive to bodily delility. whether proceeding from an exerts of conjugal or illicit pleafure, or from the more infideous, though net lefs deft. udive indulgence of 6[311. tious youth of box's fexcs in a certain pernicious habit limldlt the melaecholy variety of di:Orders which are the cold - ape= of this Cr litary vice, tL;:re are none more afilicßit.g !Lan that diftreMng Rate cf debility and deficiency, which prevents or emb.i tters the ma. trimonial elate : the unhappy fufferer broods.ova Lis misfortune, afhamei to fee's relief, until he is reduced to fuck a Mb* co , weak. net. as to reodcr life oppreffive. To fueh perfons Jr muff he a con folh;g refiettion, to know that they may pow, by a new infallible made: of treatment, be reftoted to that greateft of all Leman War. hies a ftrong, manly, and rigorous conftitution. - a all cafes of debility, deficiency, iron! whatever caufearifing. as wel: as in every f:lecies cf venereal infection. Wes Currie a...a Co. way b. , =ideated Ly patients of either fel, With the greAtntt itcreey and honour, at their houfc, No. 107. Hatton Garden. Letters from the Country (Daft paid) includirg a hank Dote, will have the necegary medi:ine and advice rent 46 any rare of the No to 7, Hatton Garden. A CANDID ex iminatiori Profetliongi P t ete, ... (tons is only to be feared by him who is ee9fcious of Meas., parity. The profeffional pretentious of Mr. Bads arc (imply thefesethat he is a Member of the College of Surouns, and regularly educated as any Phyfician or Surgeon in London; that it has been his choice to cetifine his practice to Venereal Ctnn. plaints and Dehilityy and that in the treattlibtit of theft: ectoptilbis, for the tail fourteen years. of which be has. refilled eleven years in Arundel fireet, his practice has been more ,:mitistitly fuctefstul than that of any other Surgeon in the fame branch. He regress that illiterate men, under icyrrums N taes. havecopied bib vertifements Dearly word for wurd, hut the injury to the public may be prevente d by a careful inquiry for the certifieates'irltich they pretend to pairs, and an accurate examination of the Jilt I f Surgeons, which h annually puhiinied at the ColLge in Lincoln's. In t Fields. o difeafes are felt with greater poignancy by the fuffeTer than thole which are occafioned by his own imprudence, and in ❑o cares of confultation is liberality of education more defirabk in the prufelfor, than where the molt urbounded confidence is placed anc. the moil inviolable leer, cy expeded. On terms plainly ftatcd cn the fiat interview, or in anfwer to Liters cot.taining a Bank -note, Mr. line offers reltoration of health in all Venereal Complaints, and in all cafes of Debility, whether wiling front the habits of inconfiderate youth, long ref:- deuce in warm climates. or the prevalent gaieties of a faildottable life —No. 29, Arundel ftreet, 5 rand, November to, 1807. I N profeainw myfelf a repilatly educated Member the Coll , ge of Surgeons, I think if incumbent on me to fignify that my Diptoma from the College of Surgeons in London ti Ircll as Certihates from the Hofpitals, and various prukffurs under whom I studied Phyfie. Sur. try and Midwifery, have been for 'ears placed in one of my parlours. open to the infpedtion of any perfon who happens to Inc them or is der:rout of fuck examinitkon. Thirteen years I have rdigned all other pradlice for the ItuJy and treatment of Venereal Complaints and Debility—hut it was not till I had everience as an Army Surgeon and general Pradi • Miner. that I thought royfell jatlificd in the feledion of tid pccutt liar branch. The concentrated force of the human Intelleet when directed m a particular point. mutt acquire fuperior:ty within the circle of its (two a.:tion, soil lung continued fucct fs is a decided proof that my efforts have not been lets beneficial to others than advantageott• to myfell. The dittrefs and the mifery which arifes from a certain deftruc ! live habit fo pernicious to tchnolboys, have been frequently punt trayed by the moralifts of the ago; hut it k the duty of every Practitioner, when calle.l upon. to relieve fueh (offerings by me dical alliftance, and it Is the acquirement of my exelvfive expe lrience in this line to offer, in every (ugh cafe, a Cafe and certain re-eltablifhment.—ln flight cafes of deficiency produced by free living, refidence in warm climates, or too muck indulgenee of I fecluaive pallions, and in all recent venereal complaints, early application infures an immediate cure. But in the molt com plicated cafes of d. bility, accompanied by fever, or diforders of tho fyfteni arifing from neglected infection, lane paten:kneels indifpenfably requi4te for the reanimation of the coulthutioo, and refturation to health and vigour. In all cafes, in either fee, the molt nviolable fecrecy is obferv• ed, and the terms of remucerat:on are plainly Stated on the firit interview. TO MY CORRESPONDENTS The extruded reputation. which was the lirit objet of my am bile°, in the TREATMENT of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS and DFUILITY, having attradted to me various Correfpondents in the United Kingdoms of Great Britain, and from different parts of Europe aid America, I beg to addrrfs this Public Notice tct fuck Corr efpot; dents. The occupation of my time in anfwerinir letters from thrift calm grudge nut remuneration, made it nee. ffary for me Gime years at re to obfsrve, that no letters could be noticed uniers a Bank NH"' was inclofed. I again rerrat the inf..rmation, that no letters, with out inclofures, can be anlwcred, unlefs from Patients already en der my care. And I beg to fuggelt, that letters from. the Welt Indies, or from any Foreign Country, mutt contain not only a complete ftaeement of the Cafe, hut a very Ghetal furn, fufficient to compenfate for ftudying and writing folly on the Complaint, and for the Preparation of a confiderable Courfe of Medicine by a London Chemift, if hich Mould he requifite. 'Where the &lance does nut admit frequency of correfpondence,it is alto dared, that the age, the manner of living and general feelings as well a; every fyinptam that can poffibly be defcrilied, be malt partigulady fpe• cified. Letters require no other direetion than the Chriftian and Sur name. ".Martin Bree, Efq. London ;" andshot the mindset dtbel Sex may have the fulleft affurance of fecrecy, the pottage of lamer, accompanied by Fees, need not be paier at the time, bit vdinfter wards be charged to the party . MARTIN JAM, Member of the Royal College of Surstkina in Leaden. 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