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s nothing very interefling. The following is the lift of killed and wounded in the liege of Alrer Ghur Return of Killed and lA'oended and Mlffin gin the Corps com poSng the Subildiary Force at the Sege of Affer Ghur : alt Batt. 6th Reg Rank and File killed , a Drummer 4 Rank and File wounded. Detachment Corps of Pioneers Puckally killed; r Pioneer wounded. Total.--1 Rank and File and a Peek ally killed ; r Drummer, 4 Rank and File, and a Pioneer wounded. (Signed) l• COLUIROOtt, Dep. Adj. Gm. Subfid.Force. Camp, three miles S. of Mel. Ghur, Oct. 26,1803. MILITARY PROMO notis WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 21, 004. yth Regiment of light Dragoons--Lieutenant John Horfeley to be Captain of a Troop, without purchafe. Cornet John Pro bra to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 9th Ditto—Lieutenant William Lewis Herries, from the 19th I. ight Dragoons to be lieutenant, vice Junot, who exchanges. loth ditto—Ambrofe Goddard, Gent. to be Comet, by purchafe, vice Douce, who retires. 13th ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Freer to be Ciptain of a Troop, without purchafe. Cornet Edward Dawfon 'to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Clifford. who retires. Cornet Edward Kelly to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Carnet Manfel Bowers to be Lieutenant. without porthole. 16* ditto—John Halliday Martin, GM. to be Cornet, by pm` chafe, vice Dudley, promoted. eytis ditto--Captain Robert Lord Blantyre, from the yth Light Dragoons, to be Major,by purchafe, vice Jepfon, who retires. gpth ditto.—Lieutenont Benjamin Jones, from the 9th Light Dra zoom, to be Lieutenant, vice Herries, who exchange.. all Regiment of Foot Guards—Msjor General Harry Burrard to be Lieutrmutt-Colonel, vice Lieutenant General Needham, ap pointed to the command of the sth Garrifon Battalion. Major General the Honourable John Lalle to be Firft Major. vice Skier General Barnard. Major-General Henry Wynyard to • be Seemed Major, viee Major General Leak- Major-General William Thornton to be Third Major, vice Major General Wynyard. Coma& the Honourable Fulke Saville Upton to be Captain of a Company, vice Major-General Thornton: - Inflgn George Courtney to be Lieutenant, vice Upton. 3d Raphael. Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe. sd Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Walker Ferrand to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Weft, who retires. gd ditt PhWp Stewart, from Half-pay of the Std Two, to be n of a Company, vice Ikaboo, who exchanges. Sajeant-Major Blair to be Qouta-Mafter. vice Howie, who reigns. 3*Ditto:--lbarter-Mafter Serjeant Creighton Irwin to he gear ter-Mater, vin Harrafon, removed to the pia Gond= Bat- Wien. Bth ditto—Francis Birmingham, Gent. to be Rehm, by pureksfe el th Ditto—Enegn William Swaim to be Lieutenant, without portiere. A. Satheriond, Gent. to be Enfign,vice Swain. setb Artlinr Hodges, Gast.to be Enßgn, by pur chafe, vice Mellando, promoted in the 68th Foot. Isth ditto—Faftto Edwin Sanders to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Smith, fuperfeded, being abfe tt with out have. Anthem Realm, Gent. to be Einem, vice Small:re ntb ditto--Esign Benjamin lialitdde to be Litatenaht, vice Slaw. dettored. Charles Mennen St. Gouge. Gene to be w bait purclisfe, vice Swim, promoted. *di atto—kntyps R. Llewellyn, from the 86th Flex, to be Lica tenant, by parade, vice Mercy, promoted. 14ftsdeto—Liemenant Arthur Make to be Captain of a Comp ay, by perch/Se, vice Hartley, who retires. lam Gafpar Era to *Liftman*. vice Blake. Astlt Regiment of Foot. To be Magas, without purdsafe.—iliac Hodgins, Gent. Mee Bay ky,fromo —Andrew Pa tt en, Gent vice Stanhope, promoted - In the nth Fem. Widens Sbewbridge, Gent vice Strew, pmenoted. se* Regiment of Foot.--Enfign Francis Bignaft, from the slit • Weft lode Regiment, to be Eaten. without pentode, vice Fairdough. promoted. John Delta, Gent. to be Loftin, with out perebafe, vice Id'Entagert, promoted. ads Dino—Wawa Smyth, Gent. to be Militant Surgeon. melt vino—Liestanant Patrick O'Brien, from bali-jay of the sift Peat, to be Lieutenant, vice Sinn, who refills.. Enfign and Adjutem Benjamin Nano to have the rank of Lieutenant, miaow perebefe. Enliga and Adjutant Maim Stewart to Love the reek of Lieutenant, without purchafe. ste Dkter-ftefigia Peter ?caeca, from the 69th Foot, to be En tin, without mediate, vice Graves, promoted In the rash *t eam of Referve. sfd Oleto—J. W. Nom, Gent to be Raga, without purchafe, dod Weed promoted. nick Ditte—Serjeent-Major John Lord, from the cab Foot, to be Aliment, with the rank of Elifign, vice Marlow, who redens the Adjutentey. ,gait Ditto—William Hiker, Gent. to be Ear, by purchafe, Mee Pekenbein, promoted in the 6th Weft India Regiment. sett Ditto—Eiden Francis B. Jervoife, to be Lieutenant, without parebefe, vice Harrifon, promoted in the Etb.Weft India Regi • crest. 47th Ditto —Captain lobo &reefs Hefty to be Major, by re r ebate, vice Feder, who !cures. James Tutht.ll, Gent. to be Orb Ditito.-.Lieutesant William Grove White to be Captain of a SoCZPy, without parthafe.vice PliMagoon, promoted in Co eNßainfay's Corps. Enfign Saumarez Brock, from the sath Fe*. so he Lientonant, vice White, promoted. l ie Ditto—Heury tiooy, Gent. to be tag& without porehaft, Mk! BOOIIIIOI3t, promoted in the jolt Foot. s2d Ditto..-Enfign Aymara Merry to be Licutenant, without vice Stanhope, promoted in the Stair Corps. Dugald rrgia hrg' foN a Gent to be F.olign, vice Merry. 56th Ditto—William Fox, Gent. to be Pain, without purchafe, vice Fte3en, promoted. 12th Ditto—Linnenant Henry Hardinge, from the 47th Foot, to be rain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Shadforth, pro. wietwe _ spth Ditto..-Adain Meths, Gent, to be Ear, by purchak, vice Wookr, promoted. 6sd Ditto. M.Manue, Gent. to be Enrol, without marchafe. ,601Ditsw—Gentienssn Cadet Henry Lee, from the Royal Mili tary College, to be Enfigo, without purchsfe, vice Smith, pro moted. -- Lucas, Gent. to be Ethan, without purcbak, vice Drown, promoted 66di Ditto—Captain Thomas Hale, from half-pay of the 24th Light Dragwoos, to be Captain of a Company, vice Soper, ap pointed to the sad Light Dragoons. Ditto.-Volonteet Matthew Jenner, from tb.: 52d Foot. to be Übe, vice Waltham. who refigus. Morose Oliver Ander lbw. Gent. to be Enfign. by marchafe, vice Phllippfon, appointed en die d,..th Dragoon Guards. Hapital-Mate John NI-Donald in be AffitanoSurseon• aegfnient of Feet--Lieutenant Jonathan Leach to be Cap• tole Of a Company, by . purchofe,vicc Cameron, wins retires. 7ast Ditto—Duncan M•Dougoll, Gent. to bc Fair, without put dude, vice Murray, promoted. Lachlan Maclean, Chat. to be lam, without port:hate, vice Ann!lron'. lad Dian—Messmer NP Donald, Gent. to be Enfien, without mediate, vice Hunter, promoted In the 92d Foot. 77di Tiarco—quaa Wilton, Gent, to be Enfign, by purthofe, vice Swat/kid, who rearm. Thomas Hatfield, Gent. to be Entlin, by vorehafe, vice Wood, who mires. 79th Ditt0....1 • be }lnfiniti without porthate—N Cameron, Gait. vice kl•li4y, promoted in the 9th Battalion of ltd. tve ; FoCorntron, Gent. without porthole, vice Davidfon promoted ; Charles P. klillosteay , Gent. by porthole, vice Minn, promoted. fork lhteo—Copt. J Nita, ay. from he tub Battalion of Kslerve, to lse Ciptna of a Company, vice St.Gentge Who etshanheo Sin Ditto--Captain Hut h 'A. b.:the:bad, from the ath Weil In dia Reciawn. ,to be Captain of a Company, vice Wynne, who tlckamote• Enfln and Adjutant John Lotman to have the tank of I.leatrilant.svi . 1,10 ; L,,Gln E. H. Williams to he Lironowto. w.tlon.• j J 'dill:. vice O'Donnell, removed to the tit Gambia ; EnG/n Richard Pilkirgton to be dim tenant, •i:e I .as. nhy. kce,fri.l • Robert Digby, Gem. to be Lo ki,. vice Witham, ; 12 . 41, Gent. to be Bnfign, vice Pil- Unites. $ Lie ~.....George Witi.2m FrLneb,Geot. to be Enflgn, witboul 114di Dittn...Captair Nell C.<lo,urn, from the 15th Battalion Redone, or be Captain of a Company, owe Smell, who e►mvcs. art upt.--T... Brownie. Gent. to be &Ago, by percbafi Int< Yleatkl,in. Grnt. to 1,7 Fnfigs. without parcbaf ~ Al the 47,11 93it Ditto—Hugh Maclean, Gent. to be Enfign, without parade, vice Stuart, promoted in the 18th Foot. 95th Ditt.--Lingenant John Henry, from half-pay of the late York Fuzikers. to be Firtt Lieutmant,withoutlpurchaft. 96th Ditto—Becher Hungerford, Gent. lobe Enfign, by purchafe, vice James promoted ; Thomas Lambe, Gent. to be Fillip, without purchafe, vice Loftus, removed to the ad Battalion of Referee. ft Weft India Regiment—Major Charles D. Broughton to he Lieutenant Colonel, by purchafe, vice Cumine, who rakes. ad Ditto—Second Lieutenant Neil Campbell, from the Marines, to be Enfign, without porthole, vice Cunningham, who reigns. 4th Ditto--Captain Arthur Nicholas Wynne, from the 81ft Foot, tote Captain of a Company, vice Sutherland, who exchanges. Bth Welt India Regiment—Major George Scott, from the 68th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Royal African Cops—lieutenant Edward O'Rourke, from the York Rangers, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lloyd, pro moted. Royal Staff Corps.--quartermatter Laneafter to be Adjutant; Quarter -matter Setjeant James Gorey to be Quarter -mailer, vice Lancafter . Major General Campagne's Regiment—Major Henry Cranford, from half-pay of the 9th Foot, to be Major, vice Davie, de crated. Colonel Ramfay's Regiment—Captain Thomaa William Kerr to be Major, without porthole, vice Pilkington, who retires on halt-pay of the 9th Foot. tft Battalion of Refervo—Hdpital Mate William Hamilton to be Affinant-Surgeon. ad Ditto.--Captain Richard Timms, from half-pay of the 55th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the army, vice Padden, who exchanges ; Lieutenant Hamilton Newton, from half pay of the 56th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Goodair, who exchange'. 3d Ditto—Major Attainder Mark Hamilton, from half-pay of the 68th Foot, to be Major, vice Campbell, who exchanges. 4th Ditto—Enkgn James 'Stewart, from the 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Sutherland, who lasagna nth Ditto—j. J. Wylde, Gat. late Surgeon of the Prince of Wales's Felicitates, to be Afliftant-Surgeon. nth Ditto—Captain Thomas Baldrom St George, frost the Seth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Murray, who exchanges. 14th Dltto--Lieutenant Toy% from the 53d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice M.Leod, who ratios ; Rollin Do nald Campbell, from the gad Foot, to be Lieutenant,withoot purchafe. 15th Ditto—Captain 'Thomas Stephen Swell, from the 84th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cockburne, who exaingos. Canadian Feneibles—Llentestant -•••- Jodie, from the :It Batta lion of Referee, to be Lieutenant; Enka James Pmts, to be Lieutenant. New Brunfwiek Fencibla—Captain Charles Werth', from the sod Foot, to be Major, vice Deverell, deceafed ; Captain Har ris W. Halle, from half-pay of the 106th Foot, to be Captain. Newfoundland Faxiblea—Lieutenant Gethings, of the late New foundland Fencibles, to be Captain of a Company, with tempo rary rank in the army; Enfign P. Ingotreille, of the late Nova Scotia Regiment, to be Lieutenant, with temporary tank in the army; Thomas Stewart, Gent, to be Entlgn ; Sajeant•Major Robert Cooke, from the sytb Foot. to be Adjutant, with the rack of Nova Scotia F Enfign. endbles-•-Nathudel Lindergran, Efq. late (patio in the 3d Weft India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank In the army, vice Mulhall,whote appoint- Man has not taken plate. Royal Waggon Train—Lieutenant Laurence Drought to be of a Company, vice Greed, whole appointment has taken place; Cornet lames Smith to be LI, *tenant, vice Drought ; Cornet John be Beaker to be Lieutenant ; V. J. Ra mittenall, Gent to be Cermet; Charles Tudor, Gent. to be Cor net, Ace e t raith ; Quarter Mailer Better, front the sad Light Dragoon, to he Comet, vice Beaker. tit Royal Gatritat Battalion—Enfign Alexander Birnie, from the York Light Infantry Volunteers, to be Enfign, vice Kennedy, promoted in the African Corps. 34 Ditto-.Wiltnan Boyd, late (barter Mailer Solemn of the 58th Foot, to be PAW, vice Hart, deceated. sth Ditto—Lieutenant General the Hon. Francis Needham, from the Ift Foot Guards, to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant General Honteek„ decoded. The King's Gertnan Legion—Lieutenant Colonel G. Baron Bock, to be Utiotenant Colonel of Cavalry, with temporary rank of Colonel In the Army; Captain Ulrich do Tubingen to be Ma jor of Cavalry, with temporary Rank in the Army ; Lieutenant Colonel Vigor Baron Altai to be Li mount Colonel of Ca valry,with temporary Rank in the Army; Captain Frederick RAMO Goldscker to be Major of Infantry, with temporary rash in the Army ; Lieutenant Charles de tieldritt to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank In the Army; Engin Fre derick Baca Hodenberg to be Lieutenant of Intantry,with tem porary Rank in the Army. To be Ltil,gus—Enfigns Frodaick Baron Wenkftein ; Amain Sotheo, and Naiad. Artillery—Lieutenant Lewis Railing to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank in the army; Second Lieutenant Charles Flugge to be Second Lianatant ; Second I teotenant Lewis Wiering to be ditto • Eoftgn Baronefter, from the Legion, to be Quer ter-Maer. Engineers. =tenants Hatretwetet, Awaits &ma& To be Limiters huh, and Vldtor Pratt. To be Second Lieutenant—Enfign Charles Wedeklod. Staff--Captalti and Adjutant Jefeph Seetinger to be Brigade Major of Cavalry. Helpful S•aE—Cbrittlan H. Heine, Gent. to be Surgeon; GrosOtoof. Gent. to be Affiltant-Surgeon ; George Gunter, Gent. to be Militant Surgeon. BREVET. Major-General Sir John Francis Craddock, R. B. to be Lieutenant General in the Army in the Prefidency of Madras only. STAFF. To be Infpelling Field Officers of Yeomanry and Vo lunteer Corps. Lieut.-Colonel Jofeph Walker, of the late Royal fries Artillery. Colonel Matthew Baillie, co h. if-pay of the late 134th Foot. Rah* Bates. FAO. late Lieutenant-Colonel of the 6th Dragoons, with temporary ra of Lieutenant-Colonel in the army. HOSPITAL STAFF. Harry White, Gent. to be Apothecary to the Forces is Ireland. Thomas Loughlin,Gent. to be Purveyor to the Paid forma. MeillOlA N•1/11. The Appointment of Lieutenant Alezaader Campbell, from the Bth Foot, to be Adjutant to the 411 t Foot, with the rank of Lieu tenant, as Rated In the Gazette of 14th February bit, has not taken place. The Appointment of Lieutenant J.N. Young, from half-pay of the 46th Foot.. to be Liesumant In the 3d Battalion of Referee, as Sated in the Gazette of the 7th !octant, has not taken place. . Captain Juan M`Cutraning, of the 3 tit Regiment of foot, is fu perfeded. Enfign Samuel Blake, of the *td Battalion of Referre, is difmiffed the fervice, far leandalous and infamous tended. unbecoming the charader of an Oflker and a Gentleman, be being implicated in the offence, for which George Most ley and Patrick Mannen, late l.iratenants in the 7th Battalion of Referee, have been Unfilled the ferrice. ERRAIIIIN in the Gazette of the 24th ultimo. ut Weft India Regiment. For Alphonfo Kirk, CraL to be Eußsn, without 'purdah, vice ftu• then, promoted, 'Read F. Alphonfo Kirk.fr‘or the tbrb Bartell.. of Reffrve, to be Entien, without poi Glade, vice Bochan,prommed. Alford and Village Volunteer Infantry. Captain Charley Bum' Malingberd to be Major; Lieutenant George Cirri to be Captain; Enlists Abraham Soul to to be Lieu tenant ; tiobfon, Gent. to be Adjutant ; John Taylor, (lent. to he (Latter Mailer. Anna...dale and Eikdale Battalion of Dumfriesfhire Volunteers. Captain folio Dollel.o to be Nlajor. vice Gordon, refigned; Lieu tenant William Martin to be Captain, vice Douglas; David Max well, Nfq. to be Captain, vice Murray, aligned; Faifign James Martin to be Lieutenant, vice W. Martin; George Wright, r to be Enfign. vice J. Martin ; Adam Johofton, Gent. to be Adjutant ; John Halliday, Clan. to be Surgeon ; the Rev. ho ma. Martin to be Chaplain. Argyllfhire Additional Volunteer Infantry. John Cameron, Gear, to be Lieutenant ; Hugh MCalman, Gent to be Enhms. Ayrfhire Regiment of Volunteers. James Johnston-. l:cnt. to he Lkltellent, vi,e J. KeKO, reclined ; jut.< Hume. Cent. to bt Loftin. vice W. Kelio. riAgned. I It BattAlt , n of Ayrfhire Volunteers. Allan P...rn. Gant. t- he 1 ieutenar•. •Ice WH,ltcllefon, refigred ; ferzus Hawlboris, to ho 1..e;1.:1. vo:. J. Wyllie prig steed, South Chicliefler Volunteer Infantry: Thomu Bradford, Gent, to be Enfign, vice Sharp, refigned. Codford Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Benjamin Rebbeck to be Captain, vice Cowells,refigncd. Loyal Dales Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Chriftopher Topham to be Ci, vice Blanchard, refigned ; Enfign Chriftoplier Ryder tube Lieutenant, vice Topham ; Enlign John Clarkfon to be Lieutenant, vice Morley, refigned ; Jonathan gee, Gent to be Adjutant, with Brevet rank of Lieutenant; Rev. Jacob Coftobadie to be Chaplain. Dunniehen Riflemen. James Mudie, Efq. to be Captain ; George Ford, Gent. to be FM! Lieutenant; James Langlands to be Second Lieutenant. Edinburgh Royal Highland Volunteer Infantry. Duncan Campbell, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Lamont, promoted. Ermington Battalion of the Southern Regiment of Devon Volunteers. William Howard, Gent. to be Adjutant. Fowey Volunteer Artillery. Captain William Browne to be Captain-Commandant, vice or chard, refigned; Lieutenant John Bennett to be Captain, vice Browne. Glamorgan Riflemen. Lieutenant John Hawkins to be Surgeon. ilk or Weftern Regiment of Glamorgan Volunteer Infantry. Firft Lieutenant Thomas Franklin to be eaptain, vice Wynelt,re , flpled; Second Lieutenant Edward Morgan to be Firft Lieute nant, vice Franklin. Additional Company of Long Ifland Battalion of Invernefs Volunteers. Enfir; James M'Queen to be Lieutenant, vice A. PAUan, ap point!i to the M yth Foot; James M•Lean. Gent. to be Enfigo, vice M.Q,_ueen. ift Regiment of Hertfordfhire Volunteer Infantry. Lkutenant-Colonel Cornelius Cnyler to be lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Major Samuel Robert Coact) to be Lientenant- Colonel. Captain the Honourahk William Lamb to be Major; Lieutenant John Rennet Lawes to be Captain ; Enlign Richard Town to be Lieutenant. loth Battalion of Norfolk Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Berth Cotton to be Adjutant. oyfion Volunteer Infantry. Wiliam Lyon, Gam to be Faso, vice Monk, religna Stamford Volunteer Infantry. Fuego John MILL to be Lieutenant, vice Jaskfon, reigned ; The. nsas Mills, Gov. to be Enfign. Stanborough Battalion of the Southern Regiment of Devon Volunteers. Nicholas Jackie(' Lane, Gent. to be Adjutant. Standon Volunteer Infantry. .. • • Thomas Dingley Hatton, Gent to be Licatenant, %lee Larkin re figned ; R. Whitaker ; Gent. to be Rohn, vice Sworder , re fignetL Little Stanmore, Edgware, and Kingbury Volunteer Infantry. Captain Dennis O'Kelly to be Major Commandant: Lieutenant the Honourable John Lindfay to be Captain, vice ; Eartily Morton, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice I:indfay. Loyal Stafford Volunteer Infantry. Chrillophrx Collins, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice John Shaw, re fignetl. Eallern Battalion of Sutherland Volunteer Infantry. Angus Feder, Gent. to be cl2arter•Mafter. Writtle Volunteer Infantry. - • CalKaln John Bodied Berkeley to be Captain-Comasendant.wlec Mitchell, refigned ; Ent* William Barlow to be Captain, vice Berkeley; Joteph Larking, Gent, to be Enfign, vice Barlow. Loyal Carnarvon Mercantile Volunteers. Adjutant John Hefiam, to have the Brevet rank of Captain. BANKRUPTS. Jeremiah Martha King, of Briftol, dealer and shamnan, to fur render May 7,8, and June 2, at eleven, at the Talbot Tavern, Bath-Brat, Brant. Anomie', Mr. Peter Clifford, Briftol ; or Mdfrs. Tarrant and Motile, Chancery lane. London. Richard Watford, of Chad, porter-brewer. dealer and chapman, May 4,.1. and June a, at eleven, at the Feather , lon, Chefter. Anomie's, Mein. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool; or Mr. Bat tye Chaneery.lane, London. Thon:as Mort and John Breadhurft, both of Mancheftcr, cotton fM=ers and copartners, May 7,8, and June a, at three, at the Star Inn, Manehefter. Anoraks, Meffh. Chefahyre and U'al lier, ?dinette/ter; or Mr. Ellis, Curfitoe-ftrect, London, Thomas Dichinfon, of Manehefter, builder and joiner, dealer and chapman, May lc 16, and June a, at three, at the Spread Eagle Inn, in Hanging-Ditch, Manchefter. Anomie,. Mr. Edward Foulkes, Mancheller ; or Mr. John Foulkes,Bary-place, Bloom (burl Num, London. William aa, of Southampten•ftreet, Covent-Garden, Middlefes, holler, hatter, dealer and durum ' April 18, May 5, and June 2, at one, at GuildhalL Attornies,Maes. Palmer and TomUtt lons, Warnford-court, Throgmortort-ftrcet. Timms Hart, of &Mot, merchant, April 24, May 5, and Jane a, at eleven, al the Barn Tavern, Corn-Aran, BriftoL Anoraks, Mara Hill, Meredith and Robbins, Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr. Thomas Eafton, St. Augultine's-place, Britt& John gaarton, of High Caftan, Yorkfhire, dealer and chapman, May 3, 4, and June a, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, in Pavement, York. Attornies, Mars. Hall and Bell, No. 43, Bow lane, Cheapfule, London; or Mr. John Brook, York. Robert Pendletoo, now of Lancafter, but late of the itland of Tri nidad In the Weft Indies, merchant, May t t, 12, and June 2, at four, at the White Hart, Lancalter. Anomie', Mars. Mafon and Willett, Lancalter. William Cook, of Cannon-Item-road, Middlefes, mariner, dealer and chapman, April 28, May 5, and June 2, at *mat Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Great Prefcot-ftrect, Goodman's-Fields. John Milner, of Morley, Yorkatitc, woolftaplei, dealer and chap man, May 3, 24, and June a, at eleven, at the Hotel, in Leeds. Attornies, Mr. James Lambert, No. 39, Hatton-Garden, Lon don ' • or Mcffrs. Nicholfon and Upton, Leeds , James Balfour, of Ruffell-court, Drury-lane, Middlefer,ll.oemaker, May z, 5, and _June s, at one, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Merles. Carpenter and Guy, New-Inn. John Snowdon, of Plymouth, Devonfhlre. draper, dealer and chap man, April 28, at twelve, May s, and June a, at one, at Guild hall, London. Attornies, Mars. E.. and T.Dautts, Angcl-court, Throgmorton-ftrcet. Mary Mills, late of Newington•Caufeway, parint of Saint Mary, Newington, Surrey, cooper, dealer and chapwomaa, April tR, May 5, and June a, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. N D Hilltop, Wood-ftreet, London. Richard Privatt, of Leicefter-place, pietas of St. Ann, Weitmin. Err, Mlddlefez, audioneer, dealer and chapman, April 28,M ,y 5, and June a, at ten, at GuildltalL Attorney, Mr. Salkeld, Hat ton.Gardat. William Watmore, of New Windfor, Barks, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, May a, s, and June 2, at one. at Guildhall, London. Attornics, Mr. Parfait, Windfor ; or Mr. Philip Hurd, No. 7, King's Bench Walk, Temple. London. John Hill, of Cateaton• (tract, London, warehoureman, April 24, May 5, and June a, at twt lee, at Guildhall. Anomie', Mars. Macdougall and Hunter, Lineoln%-1011.1 - quare. John Namara of St. John's Chapel, Durham, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, May 7,8, and June 2. at eleven, at the Sink elpear Tavern, Newcaftle-upon-Tyne. Anomie*, Mr. Wil tam Atkin fon, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Jeleph Bainbridge, New els/Lk-upon-Tyne. DIVIDENDS. pear Cootcrt, late of Hurton•Town, St. Leonard, Sitoreditcb, Aiddlcfes, oil and coiourman. at ten, at Guildhall. May al John Pierpoint, of Bunbill-rnw, Middlefra, carpenter, dealer and cbapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 14. Stephen Self, te Halefworth, Suffolk, commerchant, dealer and cbapnian, at tcn, at the Kinz . t. Head Inn, Bungay, . _ Suffolk. Mar t. David Hopwood, mew or late of Unlcm.ftreet, St. Mary la-borne, Mlddlefet, grocer, dealer and durum, at ten, at Guildhall, London. . May S. Richard N•ilfun, of Bread-Circe - , London, merchant, at tom, at Guildhall. May 15. ].fin Willy. of Oiford-ftreet, Middierci, tsunk-maker, at tin, at Guildhall, London. May S. John Fowler, late of Bt-wdicy, Worcdtertilre, printer, itationcr, dealer and Chapman, at three, at the Crown and Sceptre Inn. Worrefier. May t 7. John Cartwright .01 Newton, Wait fold, Yorkihire, and chatiman, at ten, at the Waite-Ilan Inn, WLkcht lit, May 17. Thomas Rh hardfuo, of Water'', le in :anti:ow:ram, H a Yorkihlrei nn rrlaarli dula atl6 ,1,,,,atat,, At ,Its;n, the Writ L..w I&Lft, 1144i.,14 dciler P HELINTATISMS, PALSIES; 14;i4 • GOTTry AFFECTIONS, with their uleal conconinata., ,sparm, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigeft inn. and g eneral Debill ), nating in whatever (ourcc) are relieved and truculently cured by WHITEHEAD% Elrence of hlußard Pills, after every other means had failed. Fluht - Effence of Mußard ruled with the Pills, In thole complaints where neceffary) is perhaps the molt adlive. penetrat ing, and effectual SPRAINS awn BRUIS ES in the world, curi the leveret! E, in lets than half the time ufually taken by Oposickloc, Arnie befade, or any other Liniment or Embrocati , r.; and if tried Ira. mediately atter any accident, it prevents tbepart turning black. It is prepared and fold at as. pd. cach boa or bottle, by R. 1 , ,1.G. Ron. Apothecary, No. 15, Grcelt-ftreet, Soho, London, and n.ay be bad of every Aledicine Vender In Great Britain and Ireland. SPRING PHYSIC. A SWEE'T'ENER of the BLOOD, at this fear)a 4. of the year, has ever been deemed neeelLry; th.t it yencraly proves &preventative againit epidemic and fatal we have the experience of preceding ages, and it is even recommended b. the Faculty as a wife precautionary cultnm: the advantage,. t'h—ce fore of DE VELNO's VEGETABLE PILLS, on :ICC.Sillt of :Lei _ convenience.fafety,pleafantoefs of operation, and efficacy, mutt tb felt-evldent to every perfon whole eyes are not blinded h dice. 1 key Prove the moil powerful Alterative, Purifier, sod Sweetener of the Blood ever yet dircovercd, and may be confi dently relied on u the molt fate and certain remedy for the SCUR VY, Scrofula, or Ring's Evil, Scot tunic Eniptions, Lepmfy, and other Diforders wiling from an impure or impaired flare of the Mood, They do not interfere with the avocation. of bulbuls or pleafure, their operation being almoit intperceptible, requiring no alteration or mamba of Diet. Prepared by a regular bred Surgeon, and fold wholefale and. retail by Pidding and Co N 0. 7 6. Oxford-II reet, London; in (mall boxes, price as. 64. or fix boxes in one, price tar. ; alto rand by Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Butler, Cheapfide, Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; and by every. Vender of Medicines In the Kingdom; but obfervc, that it is Opted with red Ink, by J. Pidding, No, 76,0xford (Iron, Ludo°. otherwife the public might be doubted by inelliculous prepara tions afuniartg a Midler Name. To Mr. CHING, APOTHECARY. SIR —My Son was feized on the azd June left with a Swelling in one of his Legs, which I thought proceeded from a Sprain, hut the nest day the other (welled alto, and red fpota came nut all over his body, which was attended with a yin. lent ficknefa and excruciating pains, fo th..t he could keepnothing on kit fturnach. An eminent Apothecary and Phihelm were called in, and notwlthltanding all their endeavours, my fon con tinued in the molt agonizing torture for fix weeks, during whick the warm bath was tried above three hundred times, which la fume degree alleviated the pains, but the relief was only mamma, tary, and my fon became a perfedi flreleton, his back hone appear. ed contracted, and coining through the &in. It WAS lamentably to hear his &fatal groans; one night he fent far Mt, and told ate he found hied& dying: I parted with him, not expecting he could live oat the night, but in the morning hearing his groans, I approached his room, and found hint if poffible wade than I bad left him. At this time I was happily recommended to make trial of your Woate Lozll4olll. and on giving him the firft dole he was Immediately freed from pains, and voided a great quantity a filth, refembling Wanes in a putrid Rate. I gave him a fecund Dore, agreeable to the printed diredtions. which had a fidlilar ef fed, and on admit:Merin& a third dote, he voided a quantity of flinty green matter, .and from that time he has Ind no return el his complaint whatever, but Is now in a perfedt Rate of health. The clergyman of any Puliti,'lnd ail my neighbours, are ready to give teltimony to tbefe fads. As opening Pbylie Ching's Le gnica are fuperier to every other Medicine, l am, Gentleaficn;_ Chickendoo,Oloss, Your very grateful humble fegyant.. Feb. tr, tBOO. RICHARD BUMF AD. Sold wholefak and retail, at filling and Butler's, No. 4, Chkap-t fide, near St. Paul's London; and by moft venders of Medicines in the United Kidgdom, in boxes with printed diredions, firm. by the Patentee, at 6a. and ig half boxes at as pd. alto in Finally Boxes at 125 each. . ,• At the above Warehoufe may be fern a Worm, voided by Mr. Linshatn, Man's Mercer, Strand, malty feet three inches is Icngth. HAVING dedicated myfelt to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt confidenble plaice in that branch which I thought groper to (elm% I truE that I have oot more tote employed my time than thole who. in the ezteofive held of thd profelkon, are occafionally Mune:fed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that (uccefa which Is acquitted by concentrating the iptelledual power to one daft of diforders. Thedifeafes of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftreffing, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and, by a de. preflion of all vital energy, ezifteoce Well becomes embittered.—. Whether they arife from the prevalence of fil example, the &Ernes tire hahits of fehocil-boys, or the indulgences of roatanity, they re quire the molt affidwous profeffional (kill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the iymptosis are aggravated, and the coniti nation is deltroycd. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE ei SURGEONS, I ground my oteteafians on regularity of education and purilifeng every privilege to prattice, I feel myfelf entitled to that confidaton with which I have hitherto been fo Ocean,' ►onoured. .. In the brit fenfations of local wellinefe, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the (of ferer, from a conkimatnefs of the unmanlinefs of the vice which canted his misfortune, Is fearful of the contempt or catfure of his family pity ficiati. and broods over his infirmity with careful coo cealment, it mull be fatisfattory for bins to be allured tot onl) of capability of treatment, but ago of the molt inviolable fecrecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is poi ble to prevent pain, danger or diftrefi ; in the molt complicated cafes it As the acquire ment of exclufive experience in this her to &eel a fate, cutaia, and fpeedy re.ellabliThment I offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either let who are of lleted with any ►ind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms of VENEREAL. INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of NSW' . iteration are fisted on the firtt interview. Patients in the country are expeEted to inc!ofe a Bank note, MA arc requefted to fpecify their ae and manner of living. MARTIN MB, Memher or the Royal College of Surgeons in London. No 20. Arumlel.itrect, Strand. neat Temple Roe his day W. p:l!tiltil •d, By Mathews, No. 18, Strand , H. D. Synionds, Paternofter-row. Liindon • Duplale, Dubhn; And may he had of any dookiellce, in One Volume, ()lava. with an elrgart PiTtralt of the Author, a New Edition, Price only Three Shillings, containing nearly ,100 pages, of q OLONION's GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or. ADVICE to 801 H SEXES', in a variety of Complaints ; fully explaining, In a concife and plain manner, the molt limple methods of treatment, with proper eNciCibil, Remedirs NC the following Difmles, which are treated of under their r.fpretise heads, vit. Abortion or Mifearrlage I ndi fpoll !ions attendant on P reg- Althenas y Appetite, (Lobs of) Indication Barrennefs juvenile InJifaetion Bilious Complaints nwnersofhytrits Chlneotis or Green Sieknefs Menitrual Evr.u..tions Child-bearing Ncrvui.s D.f. airs Csiitumptlons e)nanilni ~r Secret Ventre ketaide Dif,afcs - Pregnancy Fits tiffs or Cough Floor Aldus or Whites Rheurtititrii Flatult nee or Wind (fleets 'X Gonorrhcra S.tirvy Hypochondria or Melancholy *1 urn of Life, etc. die. Complaints To which in added an Effay on V.i i , real D.hafe, Gkets, and Scurstill Weaknt Ma Hy S. SOLOMON, M. 1.). Tlo.l 1%1,011E3 point. out th‘. dlttCt no thud od cure, from a 81. tihurr,ksil tr Gon..rv.kr to & cot-firmed ittphthe ; to which , v ...1d• .1 ha I fr.) , • n Stzrst Vcitery. and a Difcnurfe -n Impotency in thi Mak, and St:ratty and Barr cnnefa incalLut to fcmakt,lict.. an Appe .dta on tic. Nita at s fu!...oy dektuctive Vicr, and an Addref, to I'areois, and I utnr., and tl.olc Who have the care and education of Vow.. ; to •1, Ads .c. 1., ladies.P•r" mgt. - 1y the afiloncti aids e, Set. ILe whole 'nonrated and inicrfierf..4 with a saricy astri,ntic .n.,_nevcr beton. pohl,ft. d. Orders liven to any ft.t.,,k:. Her in town or etrlntry, for • SA• - m Gto.le to HtlltL," will 1w 4111 1 y exec toted, e ugly ' h copy, frcc of ca.rl3gr. F,,r the v, t y aaLtliott ..b•radtcr ui ,fre the ditnrct, Rona gra. L )ND3N t0..1 !IN.!!! ! by I tcthwy-itta.., . I ) a the Llig at t:.• At 0i.t.1 NIL 1 I Hers. tt deplc may be th Li:, 1 with i -1 .) the n 11, ti f!'mpt tur ns to the It w 4 bten COmm male I of the 4, L: 4 May Z.