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FROM SATURDAY NIGHT's GAZETTE. HORSE GUARDS, APRIL i 6. His Mates, r has been pleafed to grant his molt mamas per minion to the following regiments. viz. the 19th light Dragoons, the 74th and 78th Foot, to airtime, in addition to any other devices or haclg:i to which they may be feverally entitled, and to hear in their Colours sr d on their appointments the Elephant. with the word " .4 . /./e" fuperfcrihed. in commemoration of the Gallantry anti goad - Comilla difplard by thole Corps In the battle fought at AI aye on the a td of September, t Bot. His MAJ CITY has alto been gracioufly pleaftd to approve of the 94th regiment beating the Elephant in their Colours and on their appoii...ments, as an honnuraidc and tatting teßimony of their diftingniihed fereices in India. By order of his Royal Higl:nefs the Commander in Chief, HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant GeneraL 4ZIFFN'S PALACE. 'APRIL ty. The Ku s:c wit this day pleated to confer the Honour of Knight- Lood on THOMAS PLOIA za, Efq. his PA:jetty's Solicitor General FtREIGN OFFICE, APRIL •5. The KING has been pleated to appoint the Earl of Plummets and MONTGOMERY, K. G. to be his Majcay's Plcui s ustentiary at the Court of Vienna. WHITEHALL, MARCH 17. The KING has been picafed to grant unto Pamir D'A I:rums/It Prince de BOVILLON, Rear Admiral of the Blue Squadron of his Majefly's Fleet, his Royal Licence and Permiffion to re. ectVe and wear the Fttligns of Knight Grand Commander of the Equeftrian, Secular, and Capitular Order of Saint Joachlm, to which hr was elcded at a general Chapter, held at Erlangen. on the 27th day of September. 1803, by the Count of Leiningen Wef rerbourg. Grand Mailer, and the Capitular Knights of the Paid Or.ler. And alfo to order, that this his Majefty's conceffion and deelaraion together with the relative Documents, be regiftered in bh College of Arms• CROWN OFFICE., APRIL 18. Members returned to terse in this prefent Parliament. BOMA/ C:H Or HASXLMLII6—Robert Ward, of Miffenden, in the County of Buckingham, Efq : SH ,11 Lori' DI N 81.1 G11,...111C Right Honourable Robert Duudas, of Melville. BOKOUGII or Do RCN CEltt....The HUM C ropley Ansley. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR tIFFICto APRIL IS. Sd Regiment of life Guards—Lieutenant Charles Jackfon to be Captain of a Troop. by purchafe, vice Murray, promoted in the 9:th Foot ; and Cornet and Sub-Licuttniud Edward Lacey to b. lieutenant, vice Jackfon 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-4.ieutenant James Butler to be Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Fitzgerald, who wires; and Cornet Charles T. Hall to be Lieutenant, vice Butler. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Colonel Robert Rollo Gilitfpie, from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Lieute nant Colonel, vice Vai,deleur, who exchanges, 11th Ditto—William 11ov/frail, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe. vice Saunders, promoted. 4th Pitto--Lieueenant Valentine Kniglatley to be Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Villebui., who retires; Cornet Wil liam Nourfe to be Lieutenant, vice Knightley; and Auguftut Falter, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Nourfe. trh Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel John Ormlby Vandeleur ' from the Bth l.ight Dragoons, to he Lieutuant C olonel, vice Gillef pie, who exchanges. Coldilream Regiment e Toot Guards—The Honourable John Wingfield to be E'nfign, by purchafe, vice Fairfield, promoted in the both Foot. ill - Regiment of Foot—Captain ("harks Gladwin, from Froberg's Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Halogen, who exchanges ; Lieutenant Thomas Stewart, front half-pay of the BSth Foot, to be Lieutenatit, vice Baillie, who exchanges, and Lnfign Robert lienderfon to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 6th Ditto—Captain John Nixon, from the 3th Garrifor. Batta lion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Willis, who exchanges ; Enfign Tarleton to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, and Edward Temple, Gait. to be Enfign, vice Tarleton. 11th Ditto—Major James Forger to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Stoworigg, deceafed ; Captain Frederick Newman to be Major, vice Foram., and Lieutenant Peter Lindfay to be Captain of a Company, vice Newman. g6tb Di to—Lieutenant Hemy N. Bromwich. from half pay of thepth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Tinnlyn, who exchanges. ads Vitto—litcvec Llcu c,iant Ctilonol i:nvavrick Phillip:. Robin- AM, from the afitit Foot, to be Major, vice Rots, who exchanges, and David Davies, Gcnt to he bsfign, without purchafe, vice Lowe', promoted in tila 7th Garrifon Battalion. 26th Ditto—Captain Samuel Nicoll, front half pay of the Regi ment, to be Captain of a CoMpany, vice Dund.s, who es- changes. 18th Ditto—Major John Rofs, from the ath Foot, to be Major, vice Robinfun, who exchanges. 3cth Ditto—lieutenant Stephen Matters, from the sth Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Gray, who exchanges. 31ft Ditto—Apothecary Fletcher Wells to be Surgeon, vice Mac decealed. 34th Ditto--LieutenantThomas lingarth to be Captain of a Com. pany, by purchafe, vice Terreweit promoted, and Enfign Cecil Hill Burton to be Liebtenant, vice liogarth. 38th Ditto-.-Major George Nugent to be I.irutenant Colonel, vice deceafet!, and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel lion. J I'. Deane to be Major, vice Nugent. 39th Ditto Fair, Gent to be Enlign. without purchafe, vice Hamilton, promoted in the 4th Foot. 4th Ditto—Captain John Gillis to be Majar,,vice Dalrymple, de ceafed; Lieutenant 'llamas Emans to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Gillis, and Lieutenant Peter Bcrfrend Defbrifay to be Ck-tain of a Company, vice Renney, deceafed. To be Lieutenants—Enfign William Cowper Coles, vice Fitzpa trick, dceeafed ; Fofign Jolm A yling, vice Alt n, deceafed ; Enfign Alfred Street, vice Emma; Eofign Tli&sas Demleus Fr-anklyn, vice Dribrifay ; and Enfign Francis Hamilton, from 1 1 / 4 the 39th Foot, vice Gibbs, eromoted in the 4th Garrifon Bat talion. To be Enligns--William Turton. Gent. vice Coles ; Theo. David Defbrifay, Gent. viceAyling ; Anthony Molane, Gent vice Street, and Charles Brown, Gent. vice Franklyn. 41d Ditto--Enfign Alexander Lord Berridale, from the 41 ftFoot, to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice D. Stewart, promoted. 46th Ditto—Enfign William Carr, from the sth Weft India Re. giment, to be Lieutenant, vice White. deccafed ; Lieutenant R. J. Winofield, from half pay of the 4th test, to be Lieutenant, vice Edwards, deceafed. ad Ditto—Lieutenant Kennett Snodgrafs to be Adjitant, vice Chalmers, who refigns the Adjutantcy only. 334 Ditio—Enfign Richard George 1 iorfeley to be I.ieutenant, without purchafe, vice Hayes, who retires. 56th Dieto—Lieutenant t'aksander M•Donald to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe ; Lieutenant •1 homaa Cagan to be ditto , Enfign Thorne to be Lieutenant, vice M`Donald ; Enfign William Galway to be ditto, vice Caffan ; Strange ways, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Thorns ojanica Mid, Gust. to be Enfign, vice Galivay. both Ditto—lfaae Raboteau Durcy, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice I.twis, promoted in the 36th Foot; William Wynne, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Milani, pro nsotod in Froberes Regiment. 6ad Ditto—Enfign Francis Van Hemert to be I.ieutenant, with out purchafe, vice Eliot, promoted in the 4th Gartifon Batta lion; A. Stewart, Gent to be Enfign, vice Hemert ; Benjamin Dudley, Gent, to he En fi gn, without purchafe, vice Chapman, appointed to the Bth Weft India Regiment. 63d Ditto—Lewes Rochfurt, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Garrard, whole appointment has not takes place. 66th Ditto--joleph Seaver, Gent. to be Enfign, without pnrcbafe, vice Taylor; promoted in the 6th Garrifon Battalion. 68th Diuo—Captain Robert Twaddsll, trona the Bth Weft India .Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Walker, who ex changes. Cyth Ditto—Thomas Nadould, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Alkius, promoted in the Bth Garrifon Battalion. 7:th Ditto—Enfign Ruffell Page to be Lieutenant, without pur. chafe, vice Elliott, promoted; Enfign John Landon to be Lieu tenant, without purchafe ; Matthew . Maxwell, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Page ; Jacob Ogden Creighton, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Landon. Bad Ditto--John Brown. Gent to be Enfign, by purehale, vice Forger, promoted in the 94th Foot. 8 3d Ditto--Licutenant George Fry, from the 7th Garrifop Batta lion, to be Lieutenant, she Dennie. who exchanges. s;th Ditto--Lieutenant William King to be Captain of a Cam pariy,withmit ;amebae, vice Beaumoot, dece.ded ; Lieutenant Adam Egiutou, irons the 34th . Ewa, to be Liautwast, vice Ka 1. 8911 Ditto--Enfign George Jones to he tivattnant. without pur ehafe t John Cooper; Gint. to be Roars. glee June-% sooth Ditto—Lieutenant James Fergufott to be Captain of a Come Fatly. vice Auftio. deeeafed. sottt Ditto-.4ames Siewar. (late Quarter Mafter Serjcant of the 3 4 "%type Faseihies).3? be Quarter Wader, vice Curbet, ap pointed to the sth Girttfon Battalion. • 92d Ditto--Paynbifter James Gordan, from the id Battalio n, to be Paymafter of the IR battalion, vice Campbell. who refigns. 95th Ditto—Lieutenant Loftus Gray to he Captain of a Company without purehafe, vice Dickenfon. deceafed To be Second Lieutenants --V o l untee r Nichols+ Travers, vice Stewart, promoted; William Hundlly, Gent. vice Scott, pro. meted; Charles Breanan, Gent. vice :seaman promoted 3d Welt India Regiment--Enfign Willia , m Henry Buder to be Lieutenant, vice Ball, deceafed ; Michael Roberts, Gent. to be Folign, vice Butler. 7th Ditto--Fnfign Anthony Hardman to he Lieutenant, vice Trimbell, deceafed ; Richard Polder, Geld to be I ufign, vice Hardman. Bth Ditto--Captain Thomas Walker, from the 68th Foot, to he Captain of a Company , vice Twaddell, who exchanges ; nfign J. H. K. Chapman, from the 62d Foot, to be Wig'', without purchafe, vice RyaU, who refigns. Roy ofal African Corps—Cornet Lewis 'William Buc k, from the Royal Regiment Horfe Guards, to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Ogilvie, promoted; Serjeant Edward Wright (Late • of the ad Foot), to be Quarter Mailer, vice Simpfon. Royal Corfican Rangers—Malor David Walker, front the acth Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purchafe ; Lieutenant M. Carabelli to be Captain of a Company, vice Rivoral I, pro moved in the Sicilian Regiment; Ettfign Giovanni Ordioni to be Lieutenant, vice Carabelli ; Quarter Matter Solemn Agar tint to be Enka vice Ordioni. Frobtrg's Regiment—Captain F. Linfingen, from the Royals, to be Captain of a Compiny, vice Gladwin, who exchanges. The Sirlitan Regiment—Enfign and Adjutant George King. to' have the rank of Lieutenant ; Bongo Vincent Chliardi to be Lieu • tenant ; Vincent Tcdeflcy, Gent. to be &dip. vice Odiardi. 43.—. 41 -- narration—Captain George Willis, front the 6th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice envon, who richanscs; Lieutenant William Gray, from the soth Foot, to be Lieute nant, vice Matters, who exchanges. 6th Ditto—Enfign Arthur Sanders Taylor, from the 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant. 7th Ditto--Lieutenant Michael Dennie, from the 83d Foot. to be Lieutenant, vice Fry, who eta:tangos ; thomas William Lows, front the t Bth Foot,•to be Licutenat:t. Bth Ditto—Enfign Thomas Alkins, from the 6yth Foot, to be Lieu tenant. aft Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Michael Sweetman O'Cal laghan Caulfield, front the sth Weft India Regiment, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Armftrong, removed to the yth Royal Veteran Battalion. BREVET. Major John Goulfton Prieer s ueke;:ot the 724 Font, to be 'Lieu tenant-Colonel in the Army• S rAFF. Major Theophilus Pritzler, of the 7th Foot, to be AffiPant Adju taut General, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. Major George James Brewer Tucker, of the loth Foot, to be Deputy Qjjartcr Matter General to the Forces (crying at the Cape of Good Hope, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonelin the Army, vice Brownrigg, deceafed. Major William Sorrel, of the 43d Foot, to he Deputy Adjutant General to the aid Force*, with the rank of Lieutenant Colo nel iu the Army, vice Tucker. tAR RACKS. W. Booth, Gent. to be an t.ffitiant Barrack Mailer in the ifland of Malta, vice Peacork, who refigns. • MLUOILANDVM. The appointment of J. A Croce, Gent. to be Lieutenant in the Corfican Rangers. as Itated in the Gazette of 13thJ.inuary salt; has not taken place. Lieutenant Thomas Statham, of the 6th Welt India Regiment, i fuparfetled, being abfent without leave. 3 Commitlons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Weft Riding of the County of York, City and County of the City cf York. tR Well York Militia. Enfign William Dicku.fon to be Lieutecaut. Dated September 11, 0106. Enfign John Cooke to be ditto. Dated November 21, 2805. John Hallin, Gent. to be Lufign. Dated July 21. I oc6. Stephen Donelan,Gcnt. to be ditto. Dated July 22, 1806. int.ph Lamphire. Gcnr. to he ditto. Doom! Gortor..t.rP-st •a 8 6. John Parkiufon, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Oftobcr t 826. John Hollamby Taylor, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Feb.lB .8 ,9. Robert Middleton, Gent to be ditto. Dated March 22,18(27. John Hollamby Taylor, Gcnt. to be AWltant-Surgeon. Dated February 28, 18.27. Samuel liroadley, Gent. to be Quarter Matter, rice Beevor, re. figned. Dated January 20,180) 2d Welt York Militia. Major Kirkby Torre to be Lieutenant Colonel. Dated June 19, Igo& Capin,' Robert Serjeantfon to be Major. Dated May 29,1806. Charks Ferdinand lktait.ck to be ditto. Dated July a, t 806. Frauei. Huiburne, bfq to be Captain. Dated June 26, i 806. 3d Wen York Mili:ia. - - Major John Vine :In to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated June t 7, 1809 Captain William Marshall to be Major, dart(' as above. Captain James Richazdfon Colin to be ditto. Dated March 21, 1807. Francis Ingram, Efq. to be Captain. Dated May 20, t 8 6. Chriftnpher Manic*, Efq. to be ditto. Dated May at, 1806. Lieutenant Chtiftopher Clarke to be ditto. Dated June 26, 111:6. Enflgo John Marfdrti to be Lieutenant. Dated Augull. 9, t 806. Richard Hill, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated June 5, 18.)6. John Doddington Forth, Gent. to be ditto. Dated,Nov. 2 2 , 1806. enjamin Sigfton, Gent. to be ditto. Dated December 5. tBc6. James Dixon, Gent. to be ditto. Dated December 3t, 18:6. Welt Halifax Volunteer lnfantt y. - - Jolt ph Sbephard, Gent to be AMaant Surgeon. Dates January 1, Illcs. Thorne Volunteer Infintry. Enfign George Travis to be Lieutenant, vice Fretwell, rcfigned. Dated May 4, 1805. Enfign •Charles MaplCs to be Lieutenant, vice Pilley, refigned. Dated May 3,1833. Wharfdale Volur.teer Infantry. Enfign William Jetikinfon to be Lieutenant. Dated June 6, .11os. Enfign Thom .s Wilkinfon to be ditto. Dated I ebruary 27, 'Sob Jeremiah Booth. Gant to be Enfign; Marmaduke Ivrea, Gent. to bt ditto. Dated June 6, tit,:s. Leeds Volunteer Cavalry William Smith, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Willett, reggae& Dated December 19, tBos. Bit Rai a ti Batley Volunteer Infantry. Captain Abraham l hompfon to be Major, vice Sharp, segued Wilma* Orcct.wood to be Captain, vice Thomptun remoted ; Lidign Thomas Mann to be lieutenant, vice Green wood. promoted ; John buttery,-Gent. to be Enfign, vice Mann, romuted Dated May 3, slice. Bar Won Alit Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant 'Award Kornai,' to be Captain ; EnAgn John Fo tisergill to be Lieutenant; Samoa Stotr, Gent. to be Enfign ; John Baker, Gent. to be ditto Dated Oetobacr 6, 18c6. Thomas Am-libel', Gent. to be Garter-Maßcr. Dated isiay a 6, seas. Ecciesfield Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant John Horsfall Dixon to be Captain, viet Ellis, re. fignud; tisfign Henry Muorwooil to b.: Lieutenant, vice Dixon, promoted ; Dated September 4,1805. Enign Jufiab Ellis to be' (Bus:o p -vice Sicken, &cared. .Dated July 4,18 06 . Sheffield Volunteer Infantry. William lounge, Gent. to:be l'hyfician. Dated March 8, 1804. I'ontefra& Volunteer Infantry. Eafign Michael Mkt°, to be Licutenant, vies Hempwortb, re- Batted; Lntign William Rifliworth to be Lieutenant, vice 4a. derfdn, rsfigned. Dated September LlBO6. James hhillito, Gent. to be Easy, vice Mittun,promoted. bk;rac Volunteer lnfan Ty. Lieutenant Stephen Vevers to be Captain ; Liantenant Thomas Matthews Graseley to be ditto; Lieutenant John 'I bonus . to be ditto; Enfign John Whitaker to be Lieutenant; ,Buftin Thomas Homer Grainger to he ditto. Dated Oa Aver,23,1806. GLILOII Maude, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated September a 8,1806. City of York Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant John Sinclair to be Captain; EjOgn Stiabert Ssakbho to be Li.:utcaaat. Dated OCLaber a. , t 806.- Upper Agbrigg Volunteer Infantry. • Enfign Richard Roberts to be lieutenant; RAM Edmund Bock • Icy to be ditto; Enfign William larnthaw to be ditto ; Jofeph Scott, Gent. to be Enfign; Jofeph Haulegravet, Gent. to be ditto; George Wright, Gent. to be ditto. Date4l September as, Igoe. Staincrofs Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant John Bayldon to be Captain ; Lieutenant Jofeph Nay. for to be ditto; Robert Overend, Efq. to be ditto • Bonen John 'Total, to be lieutenant ; F.ssfign John Greenwoo d,: to be. ditto; Richard Bayldon, Gent. to be•En.fign. Dated (Moiler 6816 66 . KnareLbornugh Volunteer Infantry. Bongo John Fothergill to be Lieutenant Jofeph Thaekray, Gent, to he Enfign, vice Fotherghl, promoted. Dated Odober 13, :go& Commillions in the Loyal Well Leiceflei (hire Volttn• leer Regiment, figned by th Lord Lieutenant of the Paid County. Major Dudley Baxter to be Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant, vice Vikount Wentworth, reigned; Captain John Green to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir 13 C. Hartopp, 4gned ; Captain John Farmer to be Major, vice Baxter , promboll ; Lieutenant 'flames Worthington to be Captain, vice Farmer, promoted; Lieutenant Thomas Needham to be ditto, vice Green, pro moted. Dated December 27,1836. Enfign James Mann to be Lieutenant, vice Knowles, reigned. Dated Tune a tBcs. Enfign Edward Hook to be ditto, vice Worthington, prom • ted Dated December 27, doh- Enfign John Gutteridge to be ditto, vice Needham, promoted. Dated as above. Serjeant Edward Morris to be Enfign, vice Mann, promoted. 'Dated June 6, 18.35. Serjraut John Beadman, Gent. to be ditto, vice Hook, promoted. Dated December 27,18c6. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May a. Charles Kilby, of Watford, Hens, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. June 6. John Harknefs, of Addle Rreet, Wood (tree; London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. James !Cathay; of Manchetter, Goa-de.l.?r, to (offender May I, 1, and 30, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Manchefter. Attornies, Meas. Kearney and Cardwell, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Cur fitor-ftreet, Chancery lane, London. John Martina, of Denby. parifh of Pcniftone, Yorkittire, tanner, dealer and ehapman ' May 13, at four, May Ls, at the Three legs' Inn, Leeds. and May 30, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. John Wilfon, Greville-ltreet, Hatton ftrett, Covent Garden, London; or Mr. Charles Coup land, of lads. George Leigh, of Manchefter, bread-baker, dealer and chapman, May t, 2, and 10, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Dcanfgate, M an chelter. Attornies, Mail. Kearney and Cardwell, Manchelter, or Mr. Ellis, corlitordtreet, London. Thomas Clifford, of Birmingham, Warwick fhire. trealntan. dealer and chapman, May 9, It, and 30, at eleven, at the [Mach Swan , Warwick. Attornies, Mcffrs. Smart and Thomai. No. 8, Staple Inn, London ; or Meffrs. Tomes and Hevdon, Warwick John Taylor, now or late of Pagham, Suffer, thapkeeper, dealer and chapman, April as, May a, and 30, at one, at Guilithaft, London. Attorney, Mr. W. Hayward, No. 75, Lamb's Con duit. !tree; London. John Norman, of Briftol, coal merchant, and late cutler, dealer and chapman. April 21, at ten, May t, at eleven, and May 36, at ten, at the • Vhite Lion Inn, Broad.ftreet, Brittol. Amur - ides, Mr. William •I'homas, Briftol; or Mars. Edmunds and Son, F.achequer Office of Pleas, I.i, Coln's Inn, London; George Davies, of Cranbourn -item 1 eicetter Fields. linendraper, April xi, May ,s, and 30, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dewbury, Conduit -itreet, H mover -(quare. Henry Fearer. of Nightingale-lane, Fait Smithfield, Middlefex, grocer, dealer and chaos:at, April IS. at oae, May s. and to, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney Mr. Towfe, Fiffinaougera•-Hall, Upper Thames-ftreet. William Mallen, of Lion-ftreet, parifh of St. Mary, Newington ! Butts,.Surrey, carpenter, builder, dealer and chapotan, April as, May 2, and 30. nt hu. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, York Boil ling., Il).rmundfey New Road, Sun ey Peter Dervignes, of Rofomon !tree; Clerkenwal, Middlefcx, watcheafe.niaker, dealer and chapman. April 23, at one, May e, at ten, and May 33, at one, at Guildhall, Attornies. Cokayne and Taylor, Lion'. inn, and Fore firer; London. George Otiivant, of Manchefter, merchaat, dealer and ekapman, April as, ail ty 2, at eleveu, and May 33, at tour, at the Bridge water Arms, Manchelter. Attornies, Mars Duckworth and ChippendaU, Manchefter; or Mr. Elks, Curfitor !tree; Chais e-cry-lane. London. Robert Coombs, of Lion's inn. Mij.dlefee , money -redeem; April as, May 2, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Popkin, Dean-ftreet, Sohu, London. George Philip Davis and Arthur Mackie, late of Philpot-lane, London, coffee-merchants and copartners in trade, April 25, May a, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Beecham, Bouveric neve; Fleet-ftreet. Chriftopher Cole, of Bueltlattleigh, Diivonflur feltmonger, dealer and ehapinaa, May 4,5, and 30, at eleven, at the Old London Inn, Exeter. Attornits, M. Williams and Brooks, Lincoln's Inn. London; or Mr. John Pidfley, Exeter. Ann &Bringer, of Bodrniti, Cornwall, linen-draper and chaayso • man Ma:. 1, a. id so, at eleven, at the White Hart bin, Broad ra i 1 flreet, Brittol. Antonio, Mr. Edward Bigg, Hatton- Garden, London, or Mr. Robert Bigg, Saint Stephen-ltreet, BIWA. Charles Grellet and Famuel*inter, of Lawrence Pountney-lane, London. merchants and copartners, dealers and ehapnitn, April st, May a, and 30, at sue, at 'Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Coot; Aufliu Friars. DIVIDENDS. April as. George Macs and Mictiael Ifaacs, of Bevis Marks, Lon don, :merchants and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. [1 he Cavite alto coutaius Addrclics to his Ntijefty front the Uuivcrlity o t Cambridge, the C4.rporatioti of Winch, fter. and the Coui,tty of ktlini.urgh, thanking Mai for hi: late %if, n *lily, and fririttd cunduit A ptrfon, aged 36, had a fmall Scrophulous 131.1 ceratiun in her hand, giving het much pain; it then , broke out in her wtilt, -both her thoulders, and her knee, each Ulceration difcharging much, and not dif- W e d to heal ; it then affected her right elbow ; and dick ulcerations, with a ditpnfition to general flebtli ty. the reacted I•r twelve years. Her knee was healed it: the Worcelter Infirmary, and the experienced fume benefit while a patient for .a , fhort time in St. Batthn• lomew's Hufpital, when the made application for the belie& of SPILSBURY'S PATESIT Ati.TISCORBUTIC Denys, at the Difpenfatoty., No. 's, S rho S q uate, London. By the application of the drops for fix months, her ulcers gradually healed, the regained her Iliength and appetite. It is now a twelve month, and the terrains perfectly well. Any inks' mati tit of the above fa& may be obtained at No. 9, Duke's Court, aury Lane, London. As a great number of pet lons are rendered very unhappy by Sperms, Wind in the Stomach, Ob Orations -in the Bowels, want of regular Petiptra thn, Vomitings, and Bilious Complaints, 1 - lead- Achs, Heart Burn, Collivenefs, Nervous Difoidets. Cholic, Gout, &c.-.—we are authorized to fay, that Sri kint44ll4'S Pills are in molt cafes an excellent re medy fur thefe complaints ; and efpecially recom mended during the time of Sea Bathing, and drink ing the Sea and Mineral Waters ; alfo for thole e &Ling wain) Climates. Prepared by Tbewitas.Shel litoe, jun. Dritggill, Tottenham .High .Crofs. Mi - dlefex, by virtue cf an alignment-from H. and J. Befwick, fule proprietors of the rec:ipt, by the Will of M. Speediman ; and art fold by Shaw and Ed wards, N0..66, St. PattP,s Church yard; and Bacon and Co. No. 350, Oxfoid-tireet, - in boxes at as. 4S. 41. .10S. 6.1. and One Guinea ; and maybe bad of the principal Venders of Medicines in town and country. Ht~'.W* • • hissatig Aftasolas • Ar 11: ""1 1 A,UT* 'WPM* • - ••• - • 6' damned Aar a • 3S shames akar Hot" TOALMSI.I3-110.044NG COIIIIIIIPPCISIC. ' A v tER an experience of upwards a 13 Years r( . 1 - A. the Weeds of this valuable Medicine in fcveral [hauling cafes of HOOPII4O COI/G H. the Proprietor offers it tette Public as the only Specific and inftalible cure for this dittrc.ffiog Difeafe— When it is confidered how many Children die annually of this Malady, and that even when recovered frern it, too often lays the foundations of Confumptions of the I,ungs and other fatal lifers dens, it cannot be too ftrongly recommended to the attention 4 Parents and other Guardiacs of Children, in order to prevent:ere Difeafe when it makes its stack; from proceeding ton dangerous height. So fpeedy are its effedts, that ft removes the Difeafe com pletely in fir or at molt eight doles; it poffeffes neither tafte mar fmtll.which renders it eafily taken in the carnet period of infancy. The Proprietor challenges a Tingle in ftzoce ,4 failure tobe brought forward where this Medicine has been tired Sold whulefale and retail by R. Butler, bin. 4, Cheapfide, Lon don; and retail by aloft country venders,Th bottles, price 4s. eact - Dr SOLOMON% CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD. Tattlers, Devon. ITHINK it hut juftice to affure you I have heard mach in praife of the Cordial Balm of Gilead from fuchtsf peetable authority as to afford no room to doubt its efficacy. in is a truly valuatie medicine, in high eftimation in this neighbour• hood, where the demand for it is fo very great, that t keg you will frnd.me a boa of it as loon as perfli'lless-my (Lock of it is fo lowthat it will not, I te7r, laft till the feeds fupply arrives . 14M, Sir, your molt obedient servant. G. FISHER, Buckleller and Printer,Tutnefs,Devonflihr. January tB, Ono. Sza, • Tavilloek, Feb t, 11106. In various cafes to my certain knowledge. your Cordi.d Halms/ Gilead, and Anti-Impttigints. have been of great ferviee in din part of the country ; and from my ()life:Nation, that wzo have purchafed either of them from my warehoufe, have given wear. peated inftances of it. "Chit is literally a true fteenient, and las are at liberty to make ufe of this declaration as publicly as ins think proper. I remain, Sir, your very obedient fervant, J. CU NI Ni The Cordial Balm of Gilead is prepared by Dr. Solomon, si Gag.' Hnufe. near Liverpool, in tcs 6d. and 33s bot!les-sqth e latter contain four of the former, by which the purcharfer Congo) and may be had ..f every zelpeCtable Medicine Vender chi uulibon the United Kingdom. DR. FREEMAN', CIUTTA SALITTARIS. — I'HE Value of this infallible Medicine his .. .tomb lung proved, that nothing of the preterit day can bearacis petition witkit, in all the differ nt Rages of a certain Difeak t ivldds it effcdtually cures, and eradicates from the habit, without etcitiqg the painful feelings and ezpofure that attends Salivation, wales= debilitating the Constitution in any drgree, or even rAuiringzon finement Croon thifinefs. or restri:tion hi Diet. The radicalvirtuw of there ineltimable Drupsharre proved their claim - to public appro bation .for more thatittleirry years. In alithe Debility otbuth.fiews they prove a never falling reltorative, whether the Debility kw' , duced by too free ufe of Mercury, by illicit pkatures, or tie clean of a wards climate to Travellers and thole g abroad. Thty cannot be recommended too Itrongly to thole who will receive," fate. fpeedy, and complete Core. in all old flubbutri Glects, lad ev e ry weaknsts that idled' the Bladderand.Organa of Usinc. 8 9 it.elfscacy nutty Women li:ore become Mothers, who fur years hall bean deprived of that happinefe. Sold wholcfale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No.". Cheapfile,ths ncr of Parcnnaiter row ; and retail by Mans. Portfoiouth ; Was. ton, Punks ; Wills and Rogers, Plymouth ; Pcelt,Hull Dublin; Macdonael, Glafgow , Smith and Mandel -ton. Ulu burgh ; anl by mod Cou n try Medicine Vendcre,rin bottles at as. yd. each, with ample aireetions. MK. Bit LE bas I erptently been quelbioned ;Ayr he continued to advcrtile to difplav qualifications whielau mm has hitherto dirputed, and to expref. has (eleetion oh& peculiar branch, in which the catent of his pradice is Already Pfulficiendg known. To fuch queftions Mr. Bile replies—the (mazy whit% is infeparable from thelreatment of that branch debars him from the uftial mode of profalßunal recommendation, for it is sfesacediy within the pale of the mutt perfeCt intimacy, that a confelßon sd error is fubmitted to merely to illuftesteshe rharadtor of a Medi- I eat Piactitioner. 1 !is qualifications and privileges are repeats,* Rated, to diltinguith him free thole who, without the acquiso• went of profelfiunal knowledge, have the‘temerity to afpitess the advantages of profearinal pradice. In thole lecret diforders, which are ordained to be he punifbr. Malt of illicit irdulgence, and in that complicated derangement ' of the fyitem, which medical men denominate NERVLIUS CUM PLAIN i's, producing general or local DEBILI I'Y, by wbicittlF stamina of life ate deitroyed, and the dearett interests of potter* affedsd, be claims !etch fuperioray of as might perhaps risatte been .equally attained by any other - Member of the College of Sip geons, confining !linden* lot. fourteen years to this branch, agar concentra.ing his it miles and pra6tice to this parti_ularpolat. Sandtioned by the fuccefs of his undertaking, be offers Reams don in every cafe of Venereal infecli .n, and iu all thufe Deficit's.. cies which are the confequencas of long continued indulgence la luxury or in vice, rt. fideuce in warns climates, or any other castle ; producing Debility or Nervous Complaints in she one .feit,sitfil barrentitfs in the other. 'l'bc terms of remuncrauon arc plainly hated on Ilia &alma view, or in anfwtx to letters containing a Bank nom. Ci A CAUTION.--Some perfons - , who falfely Alert Ilse* (rives to be Members of the Rajd Calirgr, having for •foveoll months pall copied my Advertifements, allure word /evince:lL and inferred than as their own production, it is my duty air mention, that fuck Perfons are nut Members clam", Crihre iitt London, Edinburgh, or elfewhere, nor have they any -right on pradice Surgery in London. MARTIN BR4E, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Load" No. 29, Arundel-area, near Temple bar, Feb. 1, iBoy. N. B. A Lilt of the Member, is publithed at the Hoosfe.efiet College, in Lincoln's Inn Fields. RENOWA•fhU HEAL fti. TT has been too frequently the fubje& of :inn general reprobation, that men deltitute of the elememsoff the medical art have offered thanteives as candidates forpubfie patronage in the profellion of phyfic. For lbepurpote of .doityg juftice to the refute of our Bodies and experience. and toprowsta us from being dared aniong.thofe empiric. whore impudcutpza t:nfions have, unfortunately for fociety, been 'too fievourtebiyas• saved, we beg leave to (atonic to the liberal and .enlightettsflo faithful ttatenient of our purfutts and acquirements. Afterhaviqg recesived a regular medical education as the pupils of Meffra..Gains d d and Blizatd, whole •Itetures and peaclice.we ,carofully amts. ded, as proteffors and furgeons of the London Hofpital, , we.entetill ourfelves as Rodents iu that juftly celebrated fcbool for medball acquirement the Royal Codegc of hdinhorjk, andswereinttmo. ted in the diff,reut branches of Anatomy, Surgery, the:theity.sall practice of Phyfie. etn mittry, Midwifery. botany, .Btc:ke. , ll. thole eminent profeffors, Drs. Monne. Gregory, Slack, Hamiltap Duncan and Ruthet..ord. Westruft.vse thall nut be decinedsts , fontptuous in laying that our proucietley and aCtiniraMentd ate net lOC enfikrable- Having for along fates of years made ovum, complaints, and the various difeafes of DEBILITY, the.partigul f r . object of our ltudiee sued prazlice, it will, we hope, be enema that we have acquired fupsrior knowledge of their .ttedinelt and cure. In flight and r. cent cafes of iniediuu, a perfeCtage eltabliihrnent is completed ha the limit period of two days; ant in thole of the uttnoft inveteracy, -where other pradidonew in/44: failed of Comets, a proper perfeverance in ourielan of treaumek, enforce to tide. patient a fele and radicale ore. Amiellt the melancholy variety of shfurders which are the.effolis of a habit long and molt unhappily,purfUed by the youth of baq Sexes, there arc none more alarming ur more ditty. !fin e ; thin the* debcieocies and debilities which trequ.noly pre/4,0t or .erabisto the matrimmial Rate. Toroth perfuns it mutt he a confolingns dodtiitn to know that they may cow, by a new and infallible meat of treatment, be reduced to that go:deft of all beaten blaugsollt ftroug, manly, and vigorous euultitutiou. lu alt cafes of debit*, front whateva cattle arifing, as well as in every (peeies of mew real infeelion, we may be conlalFed by patients et citheriez 416 the greatelt kcrecy,aoei honour. Hours of confultation at boot frame ten to three:loud front trio the evening tillteti at night. Patients iu the country are requcaed to Ant the partictild4 their cafe, age, and getitral habit of living, &c. Re inclefiii€* ranjuanede fora-hive alba medic:Wes, when the f.m. will het/ism 'or fed to any part of 'he kiiiodunt. To cohere that feereoy (moat to wur ,uudertaking, the pottage of Jeerers may be addadtw the &tempt for mcslicines. .Ci3Rklii and Co. :Surgeons, November a 6, item. No. toy, Hatton Gard #4 'B. Marrs CURRIE and Co. huo,cartificates frooszteeaNnu ..refpectable Protein rs of London and Ediliburgh,.of the diligent* akili, and buntauity with Which gory pea-formed the.duriesaik2 B4 tbdu during the dine they attended' their Les tuns and ?sada& Hi) ; l4Doti ; ;vow and üblt(hed by LEVEL KENT.tefam. taitt;ri•Piace. Latabctla) 'at ihiSTaa . -Oisica, )1.. a. COW &rat. l'att4lSbcd age at the ST/ a-Ossaca, Tianyle-Sab