Star. — London, England, 1804-11-05 00:00:00

BRITISH SEAMEN. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR. rhe following Leter was written by a common Sailor on board we of his Mat fty's fhips of war, and we have great fatisfac lion in making it public, as it tends to thew •.vhat fentiments prevail in the Navy, and bow much confidence may be placed * la inua yangc ideas ars fo confonant to the principles of realtude P.ONTSNOVT)I, NOV. I. SIR— If the following oblervat ions ate worthy of a place in your Paper, you will oblige me much by in mung them : The feafaring part of his Majelly's fubjees are of fo much importance to the nation, both in a commey. chi point of view, and as an infurnsountable obftacle to the attempts of any foreign enemy, that the coun try which they enrich or defend mull be dead to every fenfe of gratitude, if it affords them occabon to think 4.aiptc,b.e: a negletted people. How different a itizen may treat a rough halt.eivilizedTar, wilogajtiflature holds out the liberal hand of protec- Iltd accounts him the molt valuable of fubjebs. ..„: 1 .7-IEISba the country is threatened with deftruflion, . a dleir.foemidable preparations are making to deprive ..iaacif ell that is dear, or valuable to men, the Iceman '.lfound the only fore Butwark.—At the prefent ent. is it not a proud and triumphant thought Britill; heart, that her icemen are riding in tile Teo* of her enemy's Ports, dating and defying • them Income from under their coverings, blocking lIIP thX# trade from every,foreign advantage 'while our wits are crowded with daily arrivals from every Ault inf .the known World ? this is not the only va limbic, property cf the Britifh karnan ; the advan tags: ftiGag to commerce are wholly from his eta ' "tiallt, and the fpirited genius of his country who em • glens him. - 14te Legal tune confines the value of the Britith fearnett in public fervice, by granting them every pro al andeneouragement a hich their &mice% merit : the feamen in the Britifh Navy are much better fop plied vrith•provilions, with cloaths, and every other neeelary, than the (cameo in any other fervice in JetirApe ; and I can Ann from actual perfonal know. ledge, that feamen on board a (hip of war enjoy wore real advantage', sad comparatively more real happinef., than thole on the fame parellel line of life doors &ore. A man %vb.) enters. or is impreffid into the fervice, enters on immediate pay; let him be billed born !hip to (hip, his pay Rill continues, and if the N i s he bel,lngs to is 101 l or taken by the enemy, and he be confined for years as a - prifoner of war, his pay is hill going on ;he is under his country's particular protedit ; he has the chance of promotion, and, if he lofts a joint of his - little finger, he has a fmart ticket for it, which tn• titles him to a reward adequate to his lofs ; if his area or leg is loft, a proportionate allowance is given, and his c , Untry I.!Vtr leaves him till he is 101 l in his fturily bY that said' alike hides the haughty and the humble. Vulgar prejudice runs hard agoinfl this fervice the prinetple objeCtion is, the feverity tithe' laws and difelpline ; but I can fee no kind of feverity in compelling a man to do that which his own breaft mita info, m him is his duty. I allow that thefe laws in the hands of the injodicious are oftentimes abufed, and carried to the extreme of feverity, but where they are :opt-lied only as coneaives of real aggref • fi nis, these is nothing is them but what is abfulutely outlast in every community. The Chip which I • &nye iii, -is an example of regular difcipline without leaN y ; if a crime is committed, it is coolly legated into, and punifbed accordingly ; and punifh mem in this Chip is (s feldom necefary, that when it is infliaed it brings more terror than when it is wan misty applied on every trifling occafion. The Cap ' taie and Offi:en of this (hip are an honour to the fervice they belong tJ, and will on all occaftons, from their humanity, obtain the affalinn of any (hip's c ompany. Another motive which weighs • winch in favour of the ortjodice to the public Na vat fervice, is the high encouragement offered by 'Merchantmen in time of war, and the enjoyment of a greater degree of liberty than in the King's (hips ; but this is a falfe reckoning, it is only in time of war ipso wage. advance confiderably above the pay in the King's fervice. If the (hip isloß or taken by an enemy, the pay of the men is loft allh, nor have they any pay whensrrifoners of war. Much time is wafted betwsen one voyage and another, fo that their money is fpAt as FA as it h earned : they are liable to ac cidents by Infing their limbs, in like manner as in men of war, and n .t the I IA provifion is made as in the public fervice: with retina to the liberty they enjoy, it is (emend, Anted into criminality, fo that upon the whole, the Bikini naval (anise holds out the fai,ea offers sober &amen that a grateful country can to the moil valuable dale of her &Neils. On Friday morning a battle, as well crinteffed as any in the annals of pugilifm, was fought in the Tare• field. at Kilburn, between Handy. ir gentleman's coachman. and Anne!, a higler, at Paddington.— The ennibat.ints flak-d ten guineas each in Jima lan, to fight for within fix months. They are tried mem! and a hard tight was lo.'kcd for—but the odds were in favour of 'lre coachman, who is known in the old Ithool 3.y the. appellation of Taunt Ben.— At the commencement of the fight each teemed con fident of fuccefs Some hard blows were truck by Aunty, m,•11 of which were prevented from having at& by the clew flopping of his antagonift Toward , the middle of the conflitt, the coachman formed fr..d. and bets became even. After this, Handy's couriy,c aid flrength feemcd to hare regain ed •isvor, a t.. he fought Icel. until, in the 54111 „.„, e a; he fete ; . ed a blow in the (tumid), which un dated him incapable or riling, and decided the con lee. The fight fall one hour and 20 minutes. A very prontiting child. gged thirteen, the daugh ter. of Mr. SHAM, cheniie, High meet, Pottfenouth, fitting near the fire on the xsth ult. her clothes were unfortunately let on lire, and though every exertion was made by her difireffid parents, who were bosh much leched, to tha t thr flames, Ate Was fo dreadfully burnt that lie died on the Monday fol I /wing. On Saturday lall a batik was fought near Hun tingdon. The patties we.e a waterman of Stand -ground, named auJ a Ihepherd of Godman eliefter, ran.e.l View ; alter a few round-, Fuller ve t .i-ed uti unlucky blow, which killed him i•n the fpot. The lacctislul cLainp:vn, in the cotifufiito, efcaped. From t& LONDON GAZETTE, Novrmkr . 3. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-"Yr ICI; NOVSMIIfIt 3. 3d Region-To of Drigootts—Vet , rioary Surgeon John Blanchard, Irmo halt-pay of the lair 23.1 Livia DeaLootts, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Boardman, deccaf:d. 6th Ditto—Thomas K. 'Arnim, Gent. tote Cornet, by porthole, vies W. F. Brown, promoted. 7th Regiment of light Dragoons—Lieuterant Matthew Hol worthy to be Captain of a 1 ruop, by purchafe, vice Stuan,pro moted. Dittoo.Serjeant Major Hutehron, from the tit Dra• goons, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet, vice Pory, promoted in the 311 Foot H,:rpital Mate T. G. Davies, to be Matt= Surgeon, vice Mazwell,agpointed to the 30th Foot. 15th Ditto--Affittint Surgeon James Fuebes, from the 3oth Foot, to be A flittant Surgeon. TR Regiment of FuotCaptain Hugh B. M'ehic, front the 4th Weft India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company. 2d Ditto, Anfahlo ' Gent. to be Enfigu, without purchafe, vice Fallon, promoted. 4th Regiment of Foot. To be Majom—Captains Francis Brooke, Edmuad Fannin, and Thome Howard, from the 4th Foot. To be Captains of Consponico—lheorenants George (Pplontoron, from the 54th Fout ; John Williamfoo, George David Willfon, John Patton Kipping, John Balderfon, Robert Abbey, limo thy Jones, Thomas Berke, George Andcrfon, and Robert Anwelt. To be I.leutertanta—Enfigns Bartholomew Clarke, William 1.. Wood, and J. Vigers Harvey; Lieutenant R. Henry Shaw, from half pay of the 77th Foot ; Enhgna Henry Brereton. from the 18th Foot; Vert Hunt, from the !Ed, Foot; Charles Loafdak, T. &amity, William Alley, botchy Stratford Kirwan, and Richard Jones, from tbe 8; it Foot. To be Enfigns —Martin Dane, Gent. vice Clarke; H. C. Harte, Gent. vice Wood; John Browne, Omit vice Harvey; Francis Maguire, Gent vice Lontdale ; Richard Kiely, Gent. vice Strecley ; W. B. C. Edgell, Gent. vice Alley ; Edward Pount ney, Gent. vice Kerwin ; John Thoreau, Gent. 6th Ditto--Lieptenant 114•Btan, to be t'aptain ofa Com- PaDT, without porthole; lieutenant James [twine Jacifon, from the 55th Foot, to be Ditto ;Canso George Wallace, Gent. and George Thomas French, Gent. to be Enfigns without por et are. 7th Ditto—Lieutenant John William Beak, from the sd Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without porthole. Bth Ditto—Captain Peter Thomas Robcrtoo to be Major; Cap tain Thomas Fortye to be Major. To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenants T..onsas Blackinore, Ruben Minawol. and William Settolky be Lictitenant—Eolign Thomas Fdmund 14tvirlin. loth Ditto—Captain James Shorn, from the s I It Foot, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Glbbooe, who exchaoges ; William junta Carr, Gent. to be Pstiest, without porthole, vice Addi fon, who retires on the half-pay of the 3: It toot. isth Ditto—Peter Grant, Gera .to be Eniign. without purchafe, vice Knight, whole appOintment has not taken place. tgth Ditto—Lieutenant Job Jewell to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Beavor, promoted; Enfigo Henry Lyttletnn Smith to be Lieutenant, by purchak„ vice Vaughan, who retires. math Re...fluent of Foot—Samuel Barker, Gent, to be Enfign, by porthole, vice Hipkins, appointed to the 25th loot; Davis Augullos Smith, Gent. to he Enka, without porthole, vice Hamilton, promoted in the 8 ad Foot. ttft liPDonald, Cent. to be Second lieutenant, without purchafe; Second Lieutenants Duocau Dewar to be Adjutant. Sid Ditto—Captaln James Erfkine to be Major, vice Parr, de - coifed ; Quarter hiailer.Serjeazit John Lemon to be Q_arret - Matter, vice Poole, dt ctated. 23d Ditto—Captain Henry %Valois Ellis to be Major; Captain George MKenzie to be Major. To be Captains ul Ccrnparies—Lleoteoarrts Thomas Dahmer, Samuel Shaw, and William Lewin Burford To be Second Lieutenant--.-WiTaans John Lembo!, Cent. 240 Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Craig, from the 48th loot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. 27th Ditto—John Kelly, Cent to be Enhgn, without purchafe, vice Giglio. ppointed to the USth Foot. 3oth ditto—A ourgeon R. Massmil, from the 4th light Dragoons, to be AlGRant Surgeon, vice Forbes, appointed to the ,sth Light Dragoons. pit Ditto—Fdward Knox. Gent. to be Enfign, without poirchafr. 32d Ditto—Lieutenant , A Rhona N. Hopkins to be Captain or a Company, without purchafe 33d Ditto—Major John Campbell. from half pay of the 27th Foot, to be Major, vie Craufuni, who exchanges; F.dwo , l Fitzpa trick, Gent. to bo /..e.bgu, by purchafc, vice Richandon, pro moted. 39th Ditto--Henry Smith, Gent. to he Enfign,wlthout purchafe, vice D'Arty, promoted in the tsth Foot. 4orti Ditto—Enlists I fo.ry Smith Warn. r. from the aid Fent, to ise Enfign, without porthole, vice &quire, whole appoimment has not taken plate. 43d Regiment of Foot. To he Fnligni, without purchafe—Gorge johnlton, Gent. vice Warner, appointed to the 4oth Foot ; T homas Horan, Gent. William Murrifoo„ Gt rt Thomas .ended at, Gcnt. 48th Ditto— Thomas Atkins, Get,t. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Dougan, promoted in the sth battalion of referee 4fith Ditto—Enfign J. h. Turopenny to be Lieuttnaut, by pur chafe, /lee Belt, who r-tires. sift Ditto—Captain Adam Tate Gibbons, from the tolls Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice shorn, who exchanges ; Tho mas Hartley, Gott. to be Entagn, by purchafe, vice liberwood, Promoted. sidnitto-oJames Frederick Love, Cleat to be Enfign, without pur etwie. 33d D er Samuel CUBon to he Captain of a Can. pany,wkleout porthole, vice • rhomae, promoted in etc 7th hat. tiiioo of Monte ; Lieutenant J. Clifton Andrews to be Cap. tan of a Company. by porcliefe, vice ',rile, who retire. ; Kw fign Robert Mills Mapowtkr to be Lieutenant, eke Clatter Enka and Adjutant -a-a-a- Note to hare the noel, of Lituto mint; Edward Loftus, Gent. to be Endo, v lee Mapuersier. 59th Regiment of Fi , ot. Strjeant-Major Aksander Mentor, from the 3d Foot Guards, to ha Adjutant, with the male ot Et-fign. bah Ditto-Major Edward Codd to b.. !Actaeon* Coked, with- out poe. MB Ditto.-Edward Chatittoo, Gent. to be Lefts, without per. chok e vice Tench, promoted. 624 Ditto-4+l6mi Michael Lynch. from the Queen's German Regiment, tote. Lieutenant, without purchefe: 65th Ditto-aaßalph Morita, Gent ri hc Enlign, without portliale, vice O'Brien, promoted. and Richard Hoffard, Gem. to be km- Aga. without purthate. vice Orrok, promoted. 67th Ditto..-Sorgtoo Wm. Cook, frost the ;th Battatios of Re- feree. to be Surgeon, vice Frond., who toe-banes. ath Ditto-t:n6go Hamlet (Thane, irons the arth Foot, to be Ea- , lign, without purchafe, vice Leith, promoted ;ctb Ditto..-F.rlirn Edward Newton, from half-pay of the 301 loot, to be toiler, vice Crean, appointed to the 6th Foot. 7 t ll Ditto--reerjunt.Mnp.r Jame* White to be Adjutant, with the rank of FAA'', and quartet-Mader herjcant Julio Rol's, to be Q . 2arter Mailer. 75th Ihtto-a.l.o fi get J. Craig Danny from the flith Foot, to be Lieutenant. by per. itate, vice From°, who erne.'. ;6th Ditto--Ettlign ''noun Macree to ts• 1.1-utenont, without porthole. vie. , e , ac.lionlel, promoted, sod --• Bamptun, Gent. to be IF.nfern, etce Macrae. ;,th Ditto--Alcsaniler htiaityre. Gent. to he End., without porchok, eke Burn tt proanote.l in the tfith hoot. $ th Ditto.--.llreeet Major John White to be Molar, vice Ford, decreed; t.nfign (loiter John C. sett- to be Lieutmas.t, with out machete, rim Bracllhow. promote. in Champagne's Rtgi inert; Chart., Campbell. Gent. to be Lnfien, without puts chafe. Bite Walfh promoted, and William hit.graec, Gent. to he linfign. vice C acne. MR Idittoaa-hlapr William W Moms, Innen the ,6th Rotation of Relieve, to be Major, vice Sharpe, who tubaniee. F3d Unto-Charles lle'..e. i fq. Captain with temporary nob. from the t nth battalion of Referee, to be ktitigo, without put chafe s4th Liitte-Fnfign James Je'rkln. to he t leuteitato. eke Irk, de. crated; Haney Hay,. G.... to be I. n So, trice lenkia, and William klikon Thnnialou,Gmt. to he Eons., submit wash, eke Cargill, promoted rt the '4th 1 , ..e sok mi.-captain Caelwa•ivier Wadely, bum the 601 Foot. to N. Captain o: a Company uoth Dane- Er.4n Aubrey Clarterei Bowers. friar the tit Batts. Eon of Retiree, to be Lowman., without i orth..:e; Henry Hamilton. Gem to he All.tLitat sorgoot. eke %Vidalia, pre Muted In the 4th I.i.:ht is•ttalout of :be Usu. ptd Ditto.-.l.lettienant Ruben LSWIfiC, V) be Captain of a Corn patty, without porthole. and Enke A. M•tartade, from the sloth Foot, to be LleUtetlillt, 'Without purrhafe. 4th Wert India Regiment. Lieutenant Charles Chomlcy, from the tub Foot. to be Captain of a Company, by puretufe vice Poppkweit, who retires, and Lietrenaut Edward SautuLrfoti, from the 3d Foot. to be Lieu- tenant. Rog al African Corps—Robert Hecidle, ESI to be Paymaftie. ;lb Gar iton Battalion. Enfign Imam Dougan, from the asth toot, to be Lirotenant, vice Cam eron, d at esf,d, and Marlhao, Omit. to be RnSgn, vice Hartman, w►ufc appointment has not ukera place. 7th Ditto-Surgeon S Ranch, from the f7th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Cook. who reigns. Lath Ditto—Lieuteuant George Jackman Rogers, from the 57tit Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vim Duke, appointed to ifteii.til Foot. 16thDiuo...-1 4 ifajor Aletander Sharpe, from the Silt Foot, vice 'Williams, IsIS; exchanges. Canadian Fenclbles--6flidant Surgeon Michael Tekbcy, from dm 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Suwon: Hnlpital•Niate Walter and to be MDR:in:Surgeon; liolpital-hlatc Alexan der Cunningham to be Arun:ant-Surgeon. The Queen's German Regimcm--Gudtrey de Romance, Gent. to be Ehrign, without purebak, vice Lynch, promoted in the ball Foot. The King's German Legion—Surgeon Chelan:l I.,,Brandes to be Surgeon; J. 0. Taberger, and J. P. a. Mcngzer, Goats. to be Affittant-Sargent. Meuron'eßegiment.—Cnvct Licutenant•Colonel Pierre L'Ardy to be ideuterrant•Colon,l, vi e de Meuron Ballot, deem:Celt Captain Ant. -Conrad Zweiffel t. be Major, vice L'Ardy; Lieutenant Jean Frederick de hiontnaollin to be Captain of a Company, vice Zwetff Royal Waggon Tratn..-Cornet William Rind to be Lieutenant; (tarter-Mafter John Clizrhon to be Comet, vice Rind. ERI VET. • Capt. John Laing Weir, of the betb Fost,to be Major in the Army. Major Robert Ser:(11. of the 413th Foot. tei be lituty Adjutant General to the forces (erring in tbs 10aod of Malta, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, vice Gifford, appoin ted to the 43 , 1 Fo" , - Charles Rawdon, big Maier of 'teal Foot, to he ao 'niece!. tog Field Officer ut Yeomanry. and Volunteer Corps, with tic temporary rank of lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. 1 To be Payimtliers of Iteetuithid Diltrldtp-.Wiaisa Vachell, and Francis Robert Snly.ll, Efges HOSPI I'AL STAFF. Affißant•Surgeon Richard Wehlter. front the sloth Foot, to be Surgeon to the ath Light Battalion of the Line formed in Ir.land. MI , 34OIIANDIfbI. The appointment of Captain Richard Armftrong, from the ispds Foot. to be Captain of a Company in the nth Regiment of Foot, as Rated in the Gazette of the 1301 ult. has not taken place. O&DNANC• OFFiCI, NoVET4IIII, t, /804:. Curpt of R oyal Enijneers. Gentleman Cadet Cavalie Mercer in be Second Lieutenant, vice pmmoted. Dat.d July 1, 1804. Coromaions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ellei.—Soutli Edit NiiiitiA. John Martin Lealie, jun. ESq. to be Captain. Dated October 1, Ealt Ditto—Enegn Win.Langftaff to be Lieutenant, vice Sowell, relived. Dated October 14, :804. Edward Seater Softly, Gent to be Enfet, vice Lanelaff, peer :noted. Dated Getober :5. tBO4. a Edward Gueft, Gent. to be Ditto. Dyed Of:Leber 36, 1804. Whn In-own, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated October 14. 18 , e ilt Ditto—John Dennis, Gent. to be Enftei. Dated o.llober vo. John Handcock, Gent. to be Dtto. Dated Genber at, 1804. Commit!ions in the Third Battalion of Cinque Part Volunteers, figned by the Lord WArdctu ll.ited September 4. itto.i. Second LLut. miot George William Allburnham, to be Captain, vice Whifilar. refignid; James Dutton, Gent. to he Serohd I.itutenant, vire Ar`ohurthaiii, promoted; George Lamb, Gera. to b.: S, , vice P. Lamb, promoted to the Coramasol ui a Comp:tag in the Millings Rape battalion of kx Voiont.ers. Cummithun li ned by his Nl4jetly's Vice I.ieutenant of the County of i ~Campton. . . Portfmooth At lillcr y. Captain Flies Bruce Arnaud to be Clptain Commandant Dated Get..ber 23, ihot. Commifflons in the Argyll and Bute Regiment of Militia. figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Captain Dugald Campbell to be Major, vice Jelin Campbell, pro. mated; Dopid Campbell, Efq. to be Captain, vice Dugald Campbell, promoted. Gated A uguit 13.1104. Commiffauni figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of lovernels. Inverners, Elgin, Banff, and Nairn Regiment. Jobe Grant. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice John Munro. appohned in the Royals. Dated September 18, sloe. Nell Fergufon. Gent to b- Lieutenant, vice Donald M 4 l.l2een.ap • pointed in the Royals. Dated September 15. 110 4. • Captain Donald M•Grigor, of the haft India Company's Service. to be Lieutenant, vice Lod Great, appointed io CA Royals. Dated-Cl:tabu 3, Sze. Esifign Patrick Warren to be lieutenant, vice Colin M.Benzie, ',maimed in the Royale; John Alves, Gent to be Enka, viee Patrick Wamm. promoted. Dated Odotier 3, Sze. John Cameron, Can. to be Millen. vire Patrick Grant, promoted in the Nei. Whirr Militia. Dated o.floba it. 183 1. inverneMbire N',,lunteers.—Glengery, :.firor, and Letterfindlay Fittalion.—Leutettindlay Company. Doratd Cameron, Gent. -o Lc Etlign, vice John Rots, rengned. Dated September as CommilEons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the' County of Middlcies. Royal Welminilcr V.lonteers. Lieutenant William Ginger in be Captain vice Bayern's, re figned Samuel Morton. Gent. to be Lie utenant. vice Ginger, promoted; Timothy bliningt n, Gent. to be Afail..nt Sur,,eon. vim Connor arrinted burros. Gated September 27,18:4 St. George's Volunteer Regiment. lieuter.ant be,jamin hay fr to be Captain, vice Cooper, proototed In Coranuffary Dep:rtment ; lieutenant John Reynold. to he Ditto, vice Haifa, rebelled; Lieutenant COMICS bridges Wood cork•to be Ditto, vice Mal refigned; Entire Winiam Petrie Crauturel in be Litutenam, viee Woodcock, promoted; Eaten James Ainele to be Ditto, vice Reynold., promoted ; Enfign John Clarks Nino.. tole Ditto. vice Saver, prorn..ted ; %Penni+, Gent, to be I wigs, vice Britton, promoeed. Dated Srynernber ati.eitog. Royal York Mary-la-bonne Volunteers. Second Lieutenant George Walker to be Flit Lion, tient, rice bidawen, relined; Second Lieutenant I decent Webber Bel. lock to be Flit Lieutenant, vire G. ('.Abel, refived; John Morris, Gent to be Second li.utenant, vice M alter. pro moted; Tbnir.a. Little, Gent to be kutgn, vice Uterine, re fired. Dated Oeto:cer t 7,1834. St. Gilt.% and St. George's, Volunteers. Lentil Richard Parkes to be Lieutenant, vice Campbell. refilned ; John Todd. Cent. to be Eakin, vice Parkes, promoted. Decd Augull 30, tacia. St. Margarit't and St. John's Volunteers. Martin Stutely, tient. to be Lieutenant. vice George White. re fired; Job:ph Cokback, Gent. to be ksillgo, vice Stately, pro • touted. Dated Oetobet ill Battalion of (teen's Royal Volunteers. G. Wylie. Ffq. to be Adlutant, aria the Brevet Rank of Captain Dated Gelatin t 6. it. 4. FulhAm Volunteers. Anima Powell. EN to he ( aptain. Dated (Mabee 24.1104. BANKRINI t V ENLARGI per. B. Dram, nt BAB•d, n-r!rap:r. Seen and clap nun, at dram, at the Wl..' LI •••. Broad Strett. John Meircog, f. 1-ad:11-tiall.ra•til, 0 1 Eakhraton. Votilldre. .o.der and therm 10 t..r.• n ler is..eetrber 3', at , 211 d 11,•••?1 , 1*Cf t 5, ate at I. %• Vr I ft. Ln. ,a.. tows, p.m& of Berea. Att..Thic-, Mr li.aekl•.ne. Iluddatf. bad; or r. Witham Slim. No. t 5. I ormear.lan Lauda. John Wan It . late ..1 Cnttntry. carn•r, Ara* 1.,: •1:141 hm oiAnk.isett.g.r. de 447 and r.Napnean, N•-• 17. t'7, o. I). c • . at tt!a. at the Kinee Hea•l Inn, Coetntry. c .. o‘..ticuct. and 7ora Cov:otey Fames Taylor, Of 1611.,1641/14 Holborn, 'Mid , :tried, cutter, dealer and chapman, Nov. 6, 23, aad Dec. 3, at eleven, at Gui Attorney, Mr. Lee, Cattle-them, Holborn. lobo Clare, late of Jmnyn.ftreet, panda of St. Jaws's, Middle• kr, vidualler, broker, dealer and chapman, Xcv. 6, 17, and Dee. 15, at ten, at OWldkan. Attorney, M:. Morgan, Bcdford. row, London. Michael IltDermott, of Princes.ftreet, Great George-ftteet,paria of St. Margaret, W.-thunder, hliddlefes..vidualler, dealer and chaprnan, Nov. 6, t 7, and Dec. at, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, Mr. Ireland. Sankt-Inn, London. Benjamin Hagman, of Batterfea Firkis, Surrey, tanner, dealer anti ehapman, Nov. to, at ten. Net. so, et twelve, and Dee. If et tea, at Guildhall. Artornlelt. Mcffra Wi ll iams and 5icr.....61. - . Bank-ftrcet, Comilla, London. George Seddon, of Alde fgato. ft rat, London. 'cabinet maim: dealer sod ehapman, (rioviviog partncr of Thorns: Seddon. daeafed,) Nov. to, t 7, and Dec. tt, at ten, at Guildhall,— Attorney, Mr. Catty, Angel• court, Throgrnorton-ftreet. William Packer, of Chamb r-Itrcet,Goodman's Fid lc, Middlefe4 taylor, dealer and ehapman, Nov. to, t 7. at one, and Dec. is; at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornics, Meths. Evkt and Alton. Haydon.fquare. Henry Gardner, of St. John-fteect, part& of St. James. Clcites. well, kilddlcfar. brewer, dealer and citapnias. Nov. lc. at test, Nov. so, at twelve, and. Dec. a t, at ten, at Guildhall. Attoenct. Mr. T. Mutton. Winkworth-Bulldinga, City Road. Robert Bender, of Holloway, Middlefez, m, rchato, Nov. 6, IA and Dec. :3, at clean, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bewy, Walbrook, London. Thema lava Collis, of Clapham-Road, Surrey, coaciamatee. dealer and chapman, Nov. so, 27, and Dee. 13, at ten, at Guild hall, London Attorney, Mr. Eves, Chapel-Rreet, Bedford•rovi. Robert Waco Williams, late of the part& of St. George, Mid dicta:, dealer and chapman, Nov. 20, 27, and Dec. 15, at tff at GUlldball. Actor:ales, Mdfro. Walter and linwin, Nn ttf. dbadwclL Ebenezer Eaton, of Lamb-ftrect, Srinlfieldll, park% of Clara,- Church. Middltfex, painter and glazier, dealer and charms. Nov. :3, 17. and December it. at tea, at Guildhall. Anemias. Mars. Williamfons. Clifford's Inn. Robert Jeffery, formerly of Itle Abbots, Sometletfhlre. [ince d William firm. 11-ickfrisrs- Road. Surrey, bat now a ptifoner is the Flew, 112upkaper, dealer and chapman, Nov. zo, 24, at co% and Dec. 13, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr Reardok. Corbel -court, Gracederch-ftrect. Leedom DIVIDENDS Nov. Ss. Thomas Memos", of Livia Bohm, Lancathir' r, comm. msaufadorer, dealer sod chapati, at eleven, at the Hoge*. Head inn, B,ltoo.le.hloors. Dec. 4. Mary Il.nford and Bufanna Leonard, of D.,ver-ftretst. Middkfez, dealers and copartners, at ten, at Gun& • hall, London. D.c. 4. Abraham De Merida, late of the Pavement, Moortelda, Lmtion, merchant, aad infunnr.c.broka, at tea, at OuildhalL PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Sandesion, George Sandsdna, William Marko, and 77215. mss Kanner, merchants, Liverpool, July 13, Oka. Richard Manley and Green, jun. ('Eton, Blackburn. LauzaClaire, April sr. George Barnes and WiMast Basnes.poeters,Lane-end,Stafford &ire, Odtober6. Hercules Sharp and John Pirkitifon, merchants, Salter's-Hal. Paffase, Cannon•Areet, November a. John Doughty, Niebolfoo, George HA, and Charles Whittle, merchants, rsidermanbury, October 3t. Lawrence Froß, and Peter Fruft,tlnibermtercluinta.Liverpod. °dicker se. Jane Wilmore, and Margaret Hcody,milUners, Conduit-Brat. Odtober 30. • John Poole, and Thomas Wilcoeks, wine•merebants, Sool Molina-Brat, 0.2011C1 14. Francis Binds and llue Beaton, bofiers, Leicdier, Nov. 1. George Orem and Benjamin Thomas Sanders, tailors. Great Newport-firm, September 1. Joseph Walker. Joseph Savill, km. and Bri.zon Robins, mer dwelt., Old Change, Loudon. March as, aBs3. John Jose% William Albin Jones and John Darke, desks , Helboru Hill, Augull 10. 1804. BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. John Scott, of Catbal. county Tipperary. miltfter and &tiller, to furrender on the 3 tit init. t R of Ni.. ar.l tit of Dec. Bryan Lynch, of Pill lane. Dublin, groct r, and lie,ry of Dundalk, to furrcnicr oa the 7th aul Lth of Novccoberooll Bth December. James and Wm. Cotter, of the thy of Cork, merchants and ta• partner, to furrender on the 9th and Loth Nor. and tath Dee- That. Ditkfon, of Towne, County of Antrim, merchant, dealer sad chapman, to furreader la the loth sad Lath Noe. mod tub December. Ft nba. c l illy Bryan , of the city of Dublin, merchant, to furrender on tit 'all and lath Nov. and uth Dee. BIRTHS. Tuef.lay es the Lady of S. Fr,da;, juo. Eft of Brea& ftrect Building., of a fon. On the aotb uk. the Lady of the Hon Lleutecant.Colood of a fan. " ' Iniiiatcrford, the Lady of Wm. Moore, Efq. of a daughta. In Tramore, the Lady of Humphry Denis, Efq of a ofougbteo. MARRIED. Redmond Haste, F.fq. ThemaDown, to MA Canto, of St. Au drey...llton. Dublin. At Limerick, T. N. Harris Lieutenant in his Majefty's Foot. to Mifs Eliza Headwords. Lately, at Dublin, l'Or. Wm. Mackenzie, of Cardiner-flreet. to MUG Hay,eidell daughter of Major Hay, of Dorrator,neff FA:F. trt. DIED. On the t ith of March loft, rt/Z(lra', James Alardice Barclay. rfq. Collator of the Cnftoms at Trancomalc, fecond lon of Meath Rohm Barclay, Efq. of Ury, Member of Pa itatmat for Kincor dinclbire. Friday evening, in his 86th year. the Rev. Williaaa Lamt!tch D. D. Wafter of the Charter•hnure. Oa Thurfday, at his Lodgings in Fleet-ftrect, Lieutenant Joha Why, of tbeßoyal Navy. Suddenly, on the 4th ult. at Armagh, in the bloom of youth. Mitt Mary Anne Macan, daughter of the Inc John Macan, MOH WATER AT LONDUN imi134.311 TO MOb(ItUW. Morning • Afaooa• ••• •• 39 mimeo after 4 HAVING dedicated royfelf to the Rudy, and bees ridded by the mat moßdcrabk practice in that beards which I thought ;repo to fake, I trot that I have not Mort edt enicloyed my time than thole who, M the eitenGve acid of tie profeffinn, are meaSonally Immerfed io uncervlnty, and moms &way. attain that leads which is acquired by comentrating tie litellettual power to ono date of diforders. The Wares of lIRBILITY are pecutirly diftrelling ?or thee trine with them a train of concomitant finsptems, and, by • dr petition of all vital cr-ergy, exiltence ittelf becomes entbdtterel.-- *hales they ante from the prevalence of RI etatrele, *toddle'r the habits of fchool-boys, or the Indulgences of outwits. theist. voile the molt aliduou. profeSonal Atilt ; not ty the i.oorsos of tmeduesto.l men, the lymphoma are aggravated, and the cos* tuti , o it Oeltroycd. Ass MEMBER of the ROYAL COLUMBO SURJEOf IS . I ground my pretenions cc regularity of education; anti polei4 every privilege to praftke, I feel mkt( nettled to that confideeo with which I have hit keno been folihrraty honoured In the era fenfattotts d local we - ..k nes, arty applioefloe pre. tot the calamity uf a deldlita:Dl frame: but where the M fern, fr- tn a to:ado/Der of the unmantlnes of the Oct whidl tended hi. Irt.t,rturte, it fcarflil of the ranter:lo or crofter o: family phyttchn, and broods ever kis infintitty with cartel C 01• ailment. It matt be betsfadtery for bins to he &Sneed not telt PI espabilire of trmtment, hat a/o of the molt l^v:alatie fecrort And In recent Venereal Comtdaints It I. point* to rrev•slt ye% danger or &Reefs; in the molt retniaeated Nes ft is tae acqare mew of esetueve repertenee its this Me to cltel a Is% tool . * and ftwc ly te-eftahil.hment ' dee the advantage of thhelperimee to tisof. of Other les wee ' are elided with any kind of Y. of any fwol,feas I/ Eitel. IMPICI lON. and la ail ears the teems Si roar istratloa arc Rated on the htR Par its In the country are erpe." inclote a San/ Dote, 04 • ere repelled to fleeVy eh& ar &DJ :1,.00,r V Vele& . . MARTIN AllAb ikesa Mutter of tthe Royal Cn.lege Ws" Annidel-RePet. Ile+ed. new Tempi. No L.CohoON: Pri..tc.l and rut.Whed by LEVEL KENT. ( , 4 Cal Itc 6 r-rflaacc. t.mbctby a• tre STAR °lnca. No. I. Amt. Pnhlllad alto at the !Tait Otres, Temikair