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HORSE-GUARDS, MARCH 4. 1/, M. Yolneste, Gent. to be Lieutenent. Dated Fein 7, 1809. His MA jasr v her been nitist.pn'Tously pleased to grant s 4 ,busbart•P ' laayse Gent. to be ditto. - - Dated* ilscrie.- ,r . • - permission to the Five Companies of the Royal Corsican Rangel,! 71:sig!' Canning ditto. to be Dated Feb: 16, 1809. which camposed part of the three employed under the orders of . Walter Newton, Gent. to b e Emigre Iheed ats above; Lieutenant General Sir JOHN STUART,. OR the 4th Itily,lBo4l to • BANKRUPTCY ENI.AROkb. • a bear on their Apptlintments (in addition to any of r. /Mot or April 111. Stephen Eele, late of Cannotiltrcet Road, perish of St Devices to which the Reeiment may be eneitle,• - tbib' %lord George, William Asphuol; of Keneingtois, - Middlesex, cheeeto Middle-ne o plasm and builder, at eleven, at Gundhall. " )4:Ceqa,:' as an honourable and last* testimony' of )he'distin-- Ainni,te. gtillthed ealiantry displayed by these Compaplee, iu common with monger, at eleven. at culkihall . . certain other turps of the British Army, In the action fotglit oh .i March 18, Robert Rumbold, late of Burr-street, 'Wapping, Mid the Plains of Maid t, in Calabria, on the . dny abate-mentioned. dkoex, mercitaat, at eleven, at Guildhall. By Order of his Royal Highness tare Commander in Chief, • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Notate . CALVERT, Adj. Gene • , Benjamin Lancaster, et Scarborouah, Yorkshire, ship-owner. ADAIIRALTY•OFFICE, MARCH 11. - MILITARY PROMOTION'S.. BANKRUPTS. Copy of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Lord -Collingwood; Conti. naAit-OFFICI, NIA Reit 11. - William.Garnham Bromley and Robert Smith, of Bishopsgate . mender hi Chief of his Majesty's Ships 'and Vessels in the Ist Reglment of Dragoon Guards—Thomas Challocer Blase, Gent,. street, London, auctioneers, coparniers, dealers and chairmen, Mediterntuean. to the Honourable W. W. Pole, dated- on to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bottemley, promoted. to surrender March 14, 28, and April ell, at ten, at Guildhall. Sth Ditto—Captain W.V. Wallis, from the Itrst Light Dragoons, board the Ocean, at Malta, the 26th of January 1809. • Attorney, Mr. 6:•orge Adams, Old Jewry. to be taptein of a Troop, vice Johnstone,- who exc h anges. Henry Hillier, lute of the Haymarket, parish of St. Jetties, West- Sir—The Imperieuse having, with other ships, been employed 7th Regment of Light Dragoons --•-- Viscount Ipswich to be' :Milner, March 18, 23, and April es at twelve, at Guildhall. in the Bay of Roses to assist the Spaniards in defending that fcr- C ornet , by purchase, vice Waide g rave, promoted. • • Attorney Mr. Eueby, No. 9; Symond's- Inn, Chancery-lane. L t ens, and Captain ot d Cochrane taken on him the defence of 10 t h Ditto--Lieut. A. De Cremmont to be Captain of a Troop rinity Castle, an onnvork of that garrison , I have received from vice Darby, deceased ; C ornet George Fitzciarence to . Lieu: Thomas Ma rtin, of Birmingham ' cordwahter, dealer ard ckap- Tbe mao , April 3, 4, at twelve, ardAprff 20, at eleven, at the White him a letter, dated the sth December, a copy of which is Indos- cement, vice De Orammont. Hart Inn, Birmingham. ,Attornies; Messrs. Bexters and NIA-- ed, stating the surrender of the Citadel of Rosa, by the Spaniards 12th Dltto—CornenHenry Andrews to, be Lieutenant, by purr tin, Funtitial's-inn, London ;' or Mr. Robert Webb, High. on that day, and of his having embarked the garrison of Trinity chase, vice le/ a n e w , w h o ren e w. • s treet Birmingham. . Castle on hoard the ships, which castle he had, hoWever, de- 14th Ditto —Ptllew, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, ' John Charles , of the parish of Tregare, Monmooeltshire, timber strayed. The heroic spirit and, ability which has been evinced v i ce E a d coc k, p romote d. d ea ler March :29 no and April et, a: twelve, at the Beaufort by Lord Cochrane in defending this castle, although so shattered 18 t h Ditt o —Walt e r Mansfield, Cent . to be Cornet, by purchase, ' ' ' Arms, in Ragland, Monmouthshire. Attornies, Mr. Herbert in its works, against the repeated attacks of the enemy, is an ad- vice Stracey, appointed to the 60th Foot. Harris Monmouth •or Mr. John Williams, Red Lion-square, mirable instance of his Lordship's zeal ; and the distinguished 21st Ditto—Captain John 1 alinstone, from the sth Dragoon ' ' London. conduct of Lieutenants Johnson and Hoare of the Royal Ma- Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, rice Wallis, who exchang es . limn , Mill., of Cuisbroagh, Yorkshire, miller, dealer and chap. nines and the officers and men employed in this affair under his Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant R. L. Arguimbeau to be Cap- man, March 29, ^3 and April 29, at eleven, at the Cock inn, I.ordahip, will doubtless be very gratifying to my Lords Cons - lain of a Company, without purchase, vice Waters, promottd iniosiozers of the Admiralty. I have, &c. on the Staff in Portugal; Ensign Wiliam 'Ward, from the 15th Guis b eough . At - to;nies &Jr. John Wardell, Guisbrough ;or (Signed) COLLINIWOOD. Foot, to be Ensign, vice Mundell, who exchanges ; George . Messrs. James and Richard Willis, Warnicird-court, 'i brag ntorton-street, London. Imperieuse, Bay of Rosas Dec. 5, 1508. Hawkins Lane, Gent. to be Ensign, b: purchase,vice Hendricks , John Tomlins, of Br:stol, grocer, dealt r and Chapman , March 91 , MY Loan—The fortress of Rosas Roses, attacked Promoted. 27, and April 22, at eleven, at the White Lion, troad-so ea, by an army of Italians in the service of France, in 4th Ditto--Ensign John Stately to be Lieutenant, vice Unlacke, tristol. Attornies Messrs. Brvunte and .Pinutger, No. 1,1 deceased ; John Chaim( rs, Gent. to be Ensign, vine Stave'''. I pursuance of discretionary orders that your Lordshipinn uare ' I option P sth Ditto — Lien'eaant Charles 1 rapps to be Captain of ' a Corn /md given me, to assist the Spaniards wherever it ' pany, vice Armstrong, deceased ; Ensign John Pi got to bgo e Be G nja ra nd y's- n i Pola, of Sh effield, Yorkshire, wetah-maker a , rlkw.• eller, March 23, 24, and April sti, at e esam, aokleallty b Hotel could be done with the most effect, I hastened here. Lieutenant, vice Trapps. • in Sheffield. Attorniea, Mr. Cremes, Sheffield; or Mr. Bettye, The Citadel, on the 22d ult. was already half . in- 6th Ditto—Lieutenant S. D. Smith to be Captain of a Company, Chanceelane, London. without purchase , .vice Maclean, prcrnoted on the 5t....-"• inpor- vested, and the enemy making hie approaches towards Peter Dobson , late of Clue:ton, Lancashire, cotton-seinner, tugal ; Ensign David Blyth to be Lieutenant, vice Smith ; rho- deafer and c ' haicnan, April es 7, and e", a: eleven, at the Rid the south west Bastion, which your Lordship knows ma. Fitzgerald, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Blytb. Lion lee Preeton. Attorn;es, Mr Hugh Detrhurst, Pres.on ; was blown down last war by the explosion of a ma- 14th Dittc—Ensigu Thomas Kirkman to be Lientenarr, without or M essrs. ' Barrette, No. 9, Halborn-court,Gray's-inn,Londoi. gaaine, and tumbled into the ditch ; a few thin purchase ; and -- Nickisson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wolfe Lyon, sif DEnzelnetrett, clure-Market, Middlesex t glasee plaaks and .dry.stones had heen put up by the Spa- Kirkman . merchant, (partner with Humphrey Lt f o r Mereb l e ta l April 15th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Mundell , from the lit Foot , to be Inish Enginec re-, perhaps to hide the defect ; all things Ensign, vice Ward, who exchanges: - 1 , anti 22, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mi.. Homo, were in the most deplorable state, both' without and 20th Ditto—Lieutenant John.Haeg to be Captain of a Coirsare Dorset-street, Saliebuty-square: .• : Richard Forst'', of nigh -street, BloomshOry, M iddlesex, cheese within, even measures for their powder, and saws by purchase, vice Byron, who retires ; Ensign J: H. Bait:brigs); monger, deader and chapmen, March 14, April 84 did 22, at for their fines were not to be had—hats and axes to be Lieutenant, by purcbase, vice Rawson, who retires. • one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilde; Warwick e square, 26th Ditto—Ensign William Keary to be Lieutenant, vice Nunn, supplied their place. The castle of Trinidad, situated deceased. Newiettostreet. on an eminence, but commanded by heights, was 27th Ditto—Lieutenant John M'Entagrrt to be Captain ref a John Brt akepear, of Oxford-street, a Middlesex, silversmith an d i• e its, dt , aler , and cliaproan, M. rch 143, -Apr 1, an ~. also invested; three twenty-four-pounders battered in Company, without purchase, vice Brown, promoted on th•• i Cw el even, at Conlnaall. Attorroes, Messrs. Batchellor,ml 1 oos, Staff in Porugal •; Ensign George Pratt to be Lieutenant, vice s erieeen t e n tie, een tnn .,„ . L on d on ... breach, to which a fourth was afterwards added, and . . MeEntagert. . a passage through the wall to the lower bomb-proof 28th Ditt neuter:ant Charles Caddell to he Capta i n of a Cons- Edward Bratlity the eldet, at iirentleeeliTridlesex, dealer and being nearly effected, on the s lid the marines of the pany, by purchase, vice Dalton, who retiree; Lieutenant. Alex- Achtrniaileso,lahilavisc,lirsllB,ltC. Ca , and April I t t i p a r4l , 22 _ It: at No l4 • •v o el l ‘ ; e s ' t at u S i ; 'ail . Fame were withdrawn. I went to examine the state ander Wright, from Halt-pay of she 24th Foot,. to be 'Acute of the Castle, and, as the senior officer in the bay rant , repaying tic difference, vice Ward, who exchanges; John lours, of Glotteester, Cyther-o, deider and dolman, Meech '23, ^4, and April ^2, at tell, at the Rine's Head Inn, • i tt a trter-M . aster- M aster Richard Reynolds , to be Quarter had not officially altered the orders I received from Gloucester. Awn -nits', hlessrs. Jenkins , James,.Abbolt; and .ter, vice Hil l deceased. . • your .Lordship, to give- every possible assistance to 34th Ditto—Ensign John Hay to be Litutonant,without purchase, Co, New-ino, .innxlon ;or Memrs. VO it op, Gloucester. the Spaniards, I thought this a good opportunity, by . vice Elhard, promoted. John Charles Pinch, of. Ressell-ruert, rein y-lane, iVntidlsez, occupying a post on which the acknowledged safety . ' 42d Ditto —Ersign ---. Milne to be Lieutenant, vice Bulkeley, tavern- k e eper, dealer and charman, March 14 21, and April 22, .at ten, at Gui/dhall. oktuattey, Mr. Bo;ter, of thecitadel depended, to render them an effectual deceased; .1i in Grant, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Milne. Clifford's Inn. service, The garrison t 4scl Ditto—Lieutenant Robert P. Murchison to be Ceptain of a • I ; eii : l 4o ° hen'consisted of about eightY Company, without purchase, • Gi ff ord, lined to tie John Gurney, o 11th 'f Acre-lane, Brlxtor-Capf eway,' .. s crre, s it t 2 re , e a t ta r en in eat e O ir a J ul . dhall:Attiannin, . Spaniards, and were on the point of surrendering; Royal Veteran Battalion; Lieutenant ihiepliGhapnian ,to be M ter r ,.M .G arch 0 111, , 2.5 accordingly I threw myself into it, with fifty seamen . Captain of a Company, vice Carrutheis, deceased ; Ensign C. New ye Br sad idge-street, Peter •Firrnin, of Dediarri;' g Etist4, money-scrivecier, dealer and and thirty marines of the Imperieuse. The arr.ange- • ' i t% I t attenson i to i bc Lieurenait e vice Christian , deceased ; Vet bunndeeerrchapman, March 10,25, and: laprik . '2n, as eleven, M . Cittiditall. r y t o l l ;i: v E tee ns r ga, withoutornpeulirtcohabsee,vice vice made I need not detail to your Lordship, suffice p—romotCad°.Attorney, Mr. Woodoate, Gnldeu-square, London. . it to say, that about one thousand bags, besides bar Patterson ; Assistant-Surgeon William Jones to be ditto,Su rgeon, James Brace, of Butt-lane, Deptf a i-d, Kent,nlealer and chairmen, March 14, 25, at.d April VI, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, eels and pallisadoes, supplied the place of walls and 'vice Lind, deceased. Mr. Wm. Srarle, COTS riACW, Temple-Bar, Landon. : ditches; and that the enemy, who assaulted the cas- 48th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon lames Evans, from the 71st Foot, Richard Samuel, of High:street, parish cf St. Giles it; the Fields, to "re Surgeon, vice Sharpe, appointed to the 12th Royal Vete tle on the 30th with a thousand picked men, were Middlesex, linenadruper, deafer and chapn . an, March 18, April ran Battalion. repulsed, with the loss of their Commanding Officer, 50th Ditto--Captain J. W. Hend nofrom the 3d West India 1, and 22, at twelve, at Guildhal .. l._ c Attornies. Messrs. Ennui storming equipage, and all who had attempted to, Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Stow, who cx- and B . landford, Temple, or No. ~ ateatan-strcet, London. mount the breach. The Spanish garrison being changes. - - DiviDENDe. changed, gave good assistance ; and Lieutenant 54th Ditto—Lieutenant W. G. Bell; from the 18th Foot, to be March . 20. William Lucas, 'of Cheapside, London, we choose-' Lieutenant, vice Kelly, deceased. man, at twelve, at Guildhall.' 13ourman, of the regiment of Ultonia, who succeeded ' 55th Ditto—Lieutenant Peter Augustut Heyliger to be Captain March 17. Wm. Eulgin, of Bristol, printer, bookseller, and sta to the command . of the Spanish soldiers in the castle, of a Company, by put - chase, vice Armstrong, who retires. tioner, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Frond. street, Bristol. on Captain Fitzgerald's being wounded in the hand, 58th Ditto—AssistantSurgeon ...s— Desailly, from Half pay of March 25. Hutchinson Mure, itteiert Mure, and Wm Mute, of deserves every thing his country can do for an active the 6th West India Regiment, to be "Assistant-Surgeon, vice Fenchurch-street, I.endon, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. Brown, appointed to the 57th Foot. March 16. Peter jvltSvand and Jhmes MiCesuchin, of h•linch 'so and gallant o ffi cer. Inocenti Maranget, Cadet of 61st Ditto—;reuse Major Henry Francis Open to be Major, ter, merchants, at three, at the Deg Tavern, Manchester. the same regiment, particularly distinguished himself F without purchase, vice Cox, promoted on the Staff in Portugal. March 15. '1 hours Clayton, of Dilworth, Lancashire, tam c.r, by his•7eal and vigilance. As to the officers, sean:en, 63d Ditto—Ensign John Macquarie, from the Stith Foot, to be at twelve, at the New Imf,lllaekbuin. and marines of this ship, the fatigues they underwent, E nsi g n, b y p urchase, vice Murkland , a pp ointed to the ' 2sth March IS, John Delaney, of liretpool. draper, at one, at ti e I i• - lit Dre loom John-stnet, and the llaat manner in which the behaved, de- 69th . ° Ditto— g Ensign . Globe Tavern, Liverpool ga ey Peter Brown to be Lieutenant, by purchase, March la. John Suter, of East Rettord, Nottinghamshire, mercer serve every praise. I must, however, particularly vice Suffitld, who retires; William Grenville,,Gent to be En- and draper, at ekeen, at Guildhall. I n-oun. mention Lieutenant Johnson- 4 the navy, Lieutenant • sign, vice Brown. Mty 9. Joll Tennant, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, wine and Hoare, of the marines, Mr. Burney, gunner, Mr. 71 st Di t t o —Ca p tai n Charles Cotter to be Ma j or, b y purchase, brandy-me:chant, at one, at Gallahr/ e. . Kenzie, who retires. March 15 . Richard Palke, of Little liteupston, Devonshire, cod. Lodwicl, carpenter, and Messrs. Stewart, Stovin, vice Al. 73t1 Ditto—Lieutenant Anthony Coane, from the 95th Font, to merchant, at licit)", at the Golden Lien inn, Newton-AbbOtO and 'Maryat, Midshipmen, Captain Hall, of the be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Gordon, March 111. John Bridger the younger, or Mortlake, Surrey, tar- Lucifer, at all times and in even' way, gave his zea- Promoted. ' low-chandler, at ten, at Guildhall, I,ondon. lons assistance. I feel also indebted to Captain Col- g 9 d Ditto — Major Chichester Macdohnell to be Lieutenant-Co-- March 16. Miergen Parry,of Poutyppol, Monniourb*hire,ailcip-_ lies of the Meteor, for his aid. loud, vice Sir George Smith, deceased; Captain Chaties Ed- keeper, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Gloucester. :• On ward Conyers to be Major, vice Macdonnell; Lieutenant'llio- March la. Joseph Randal, of Birmingham, cotton manuficturer, The Citadel of Rosas capitulated at twelve o'clock mas C ouc h e to b e C a p ta i n o f a C om p a ny, viceConyeara ; En- at eleven, at the Swan Taeern, Temple-row, Birmingham:: this day. Seeing, lily Lord, further resistance in sign Robert Curtis to be Lieutenant, vice Couche. March 15. Vi 7 ira Chanthers, of Carliste i Cumberland, draper, at the castle of Trinidad useless and impracticable . 87th Ditto — Lieutenant W iliam Slade Gully to be Captain of a eleven, at the I.ion and .I.amb,Ctirlisla. against the whole army, the attention of which had Company, by purchase, vice Tenth, who retires. March 15. l'homaitNV,iiiaros, of Caarpnilly a Clamorgansbire; 91st Ditto—Lieuteeant David APlntyre to be Captain of a Corn- wool-manufacturer, at el.' en l at the Angel inn ; Cardiff. naturally turned to its reduction, after fi ring the pany , b y purclia-e vice Blainey, promoted ; Ensign S. N. Or- Marchl B . John •.tollhurst, of Milton, near Gravesend, Kento trains-for exploding the magazines, we embarked in merud to le Lieutenant, vice Mllutyre; Walter O'Hara, Gent. dealer and chapman, at eleven, it Guildhall, London. the boats of the Magnificent, Imperieuse, and Fame. to be Ensign, vice Ormerod. . March 14. John Brockbank, of Keswick, Cumberland. dealer —I have, &c. (Signed) COCHRANE. f 95. Is Ditto—Duncan Stewart, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, and chapman, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Coclermouth. • wit bout purchne, vice Hope, promoted. March 14. Jahn Fearon, of Deanscales, putilberland. factor, at List of Killed and Wounded, between the 23d November and 2d w est India Regbrnee—Lieutenant John Scoedde to be Adju- ten, at the Globe Inn, Cockerroouth. ' the :th December 1808. - I tent. vies Coagrave, deceased. • March 18. Robert Barn of Weymouth incl - Melcombel Regis, John Lloyd , John Hitching , and William Fawkes, Mariner, .3d Ditto—Captain Richard Stow, from the 50th Foot, to be Cap- Dorsetshire, butchereat eleven, at the Crown inn, Weymouth killed ; four Seamen, and three Marines, wounded. tain of a Company, vice Henderson, who exchanges. Soaniards of the Regiment of Ukonia. 1 Royal York Rangers—Lieutenart Robert Hobson, from the 85th Two killeil, five wounded. Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Extract of a Letter from the Hon. Rear-Admiral Stopford to the i Meuron's Regiment—Ensign Cheat s Zehnpfenning to be Lieu- Hon. W. W. Pole, dated Cesar, at Anchor, Mach 2, 18C9, tenant, vice De Courten, superseded, being absent without Chassiron Light -house S. E. iS. eleven Miley, 13aleine Light- leave. • house N. E. four Miles.—Wind N. Royal Waggon Train—Thomas Tatlock, f;ent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Mellish, promoted • Shadracia Cherie- The enemy's ships remain at Isle d'Aix. On the t to n, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Aitken, promoted. 28th I closely reconnoitered them in the Caesar , and j 11th Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain George St. John Gifford, only counted ten sail of the line, four frigates, and from the 4t4 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Arm- - the Calcutta. The eleventh ship of the line was. ob- 1 strong, appointed to the 12th Royal Veteran Battalion.' served on her beam ends, with all her masts gone, t BREVET. Lieutenant-Colonel George Murray," Deputy-O'nuarter-Maeter and apparently bilged. She grounded upon t h e shoal General to the Forces in Ireland, to be Colonel in the Army. called Les Lilies within L'lse d'Aix ; and is the STAFF. same ship mentioned in my letter of the 27th ultimo, Lieutenant• Colonel lames kempt, of the 81st Foot, to be Aid-de supposed by Captain &ymc Ur to have ben a frigate. I Camp to to the King, vice Sir George Smith, deceased. • From many circumstances I apprehend this ship is Captain James Wartle Oliver, from the 4th Foot, to be Major in the Warsaw, a new eighty. There are two Rear- the Army, a n ppo ar in ti t c e i el ilar to serv e : n in nderl.leuten vi a ce nt-e T te. al- Admiral's flags and a broad pendant at 'the main.— ho t, whose appoin u tment nt p has not taken place. Portu g al, One Rear-Admiral is en board the three-decker. rne John Mackenzie, Gent. to bean Assistant Commissary of Stores, enemy's frigates remain at the Sables d'Olonne.— l'rovisions, and I orage to the Forces. • One of them is abandoned *by the c: eve, and bilged /10SP1TAL STAFF. • upon the be ; another is hauled up clo s e to t h e To be Deputy-inspectors of Hospitals, .Prevet Deputy-Inspector Joshua Rocket,. opening of a small inlet, but grounding every tid e ; Brevet Deputy-Inspector James Muttlebury. and the third is in the s: me situation, but. not quite Brevet Deputy-inspector W. A. Burke. so near the . inlet. These two last appear ter float at . To be Surgeon to the Forces, • high water, but are on their beam ends at low water; Surgeon David B rownrigg, from Half Pay. a we:urn swell, which has set in, will completely • atnnionANDL3l. • Lieutenant Berford, of the 63d Foot, who was superseded, as destroy them. stated in the Gazette of the 17th January last, is reinstated in The loss of the French line of battle ship is con.. his rank. - firmed by the Masers of three deegers which came The undtr.nentioned Officers are superseded, being out of the Charinte, and were bearded in the night - r u n e s u ir trn s a H nt ol A lan nn d s a tro nd nr E: o7 absent without leave : • the 3 4th by our frigates, but they did not k: ow her name. a th ni e'i of st . • . I send this account to England by the King George Commissions. in the King's Own Regiment of Staf . Gutter, and- a similar -report for the information of . fordsh' Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Alexalidtr i Garduer, Gem. t - - Aerni. - .11 Lord Gambit r, in the event of the latter f faLiag - in with his Lordship or. her passage. I Deed Jan. 5,11109. ebe Lieutenant aud Surgoon's Mate. Tu,gpAy - NIGHT'S GAZETTES FOREIGN OFFICE., MARCH 8, 1809. The Rigl t Honourable Gao &CZ CANNING, his Majesty's p ti eiptil Secretary of State for Foreign Aff..irs, has this day math to the Ministers of Neutral Powers resident at this Court, that his M:tje•.ty has judged it expedier.t to establish the mostrigorous I:Jorkacie .1 the Isles of Matirhius and Bourbon ; and that this same will be maintained and enforced in the strictest manner, a+ cording to the usages of war, acknowkdged and allowed IA sitnl 7 lir Caleb. MARRIED. On the Bth instant, at St. Paul's, Cvent-Garden, Mr. James Cooper, of Maideo4ane, Strand, to Miss Mary Ann Midcdtton t , of Vine street, Piccadilly. Thursday se'nEiglit, at Newton Longville, the Rev. W. John ChepmeU, of the Island of Guernsey, to Miss liarrE:t Le Mc suritr, daughter of the late Havilland I.e Mesurier, Esq. Com tnissary-Genesal to the Fortes in the Mediterrintan. Tuesday sennight, at Louth, Mr. '1 itus West apothecary, to Miss Uvedale, daughter of the late Rev. hilr.Uvedaie,oi Langton sNru, ~- DIED. On the 94 instant, at F.xeter, after a linrring illness, Miss Woohner, onlyclaughter of Mr. Wooliner, priater of the Ex,rter Gazette, a young lady of a most enlightezed and cultivated mind and engaging manners. I.atelr, at Barton upon -Humber, Mr. James Grimsby, aged . 74, owner of the goop'Margaret Anne, which was some time ~ i t o sized by three French prisoners from Killinshohne CreLlc, and carried too Calais. • Lately, in the 30th year of her age, Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Bißinge, Liverpool, painter. • 1 ately, at Orley, aged 71, Mrs. WILon, relict cf the Rev. Tien ry Wilson, MA. Vicar of Otley, and Rector- of :slaidLurn. in the West Riding, and mother of islatthere Wilson,'lsq. of /Alton Hail, near Skipton .. _ At Enfield, ag..11 72, after a long succession of severe epileptic fits, Richard Gough, Esq. a Gentlest= well known hi the literary and antiquarian werld. Thursday sennight, in the 6241 year of Otis age, Mr. John Terry, of York, surgeon and apothecary, and one (Attie Con:nwn Cottn.-; oilmen of that Corporation. On Friday set:night, at Deptforti, /tlrs. relspn, wife of R. 3. Nelson, Esq. matter shitornight of his Majesty's Vock-yard at that port. , • At Berbice, on the titlvof December, in the 28th year of his age,. l'honuis Sangster, hsq. Captain is the J ilk ic,at % Assistant Farra:A. Master, and Ass,44;;nt Quarter-111a , ter General to the Forc.:oia the West ladies, and eldest ,00n of Alesandet Sangster, Esq. of Kennington, Surrey. ' WATER AT Lq1 , 40:0 BR IDGE TOrMCAMOW. Morning . soinwz . tl after 9tlrracwri : • . rirfTE heat and Irritation of the skin, to pre va l ent on the appruch of cold weatliet, are iirratqliately by _SPILSEURY't PATENT AN itiCORELITte igkc jes the effect* of which are perfectly well known in Scerv r khola, Gout,Rheurnatism, Eruptions, rilicr:s , Lions, pcabd Heads, &c. Alter Measles, .;. - aall and co .v.p„ x is a most admitahle xl eratice. The gLiti•ine Medicine ha, words " LT the King's Pesent," eapres :est on the Lotth.l,ip, directfon, and outride wrapper; apd the !Ci...g's duty !s print, i n Mack ink. Sol iat the Di vresary, N 3. 15, ..;,:t , n-4, , ,uar e ' don, in small • bottles of Ss. double tie= 104. ; 11. tee. Cam:sou:id Essence tti ailay unyl.tazant irritation, ss, " TABES DORSALIS ; On - the ent , itmltior dew to Yonug Persons of salacku treated of by the ancient practitidneya of Jut v ,.., through the delicacy of modern physicians, that in Of it cannot be collected from theirwritinge It is nt to say, that the Ant syinctoms of th.; discerned by invuhatim.-y nocturnal etr.tstions; pains In .! !... as tv..11 as often in the head; fartuication oi /11%; ; pains, and weakness of s':glit ; defsci of memory, by . dejection of the mental mcuit'es ; .i.hd corninger.t t., gotta-It:me:la, meagre risaee, emaciatedbody, sensations, waich, precetiatg a Ay:id:mile of stitialately close the fatal catastrophe: :The v./scat:y . (3i . Balm of Gileadi,.. daily clenAnstrated, in efildiCliti3L and most dangerous symptotyis of nervous 431.0ra:::•11; .141 • has tended so notch to. establish the fame of this medic:, certain *access in thoGecamid.dcts witichxrihe their rn , in the constitution, and are sa faial•ta rite kappimas of Said in bottles at 10a. lid. and ass. eacii, by 111a1;.tv,, „„! Leigh, No. 18, Strand, London; and bytevery resp.hl..l2-7. Vend-..r in the United Kingdom. • •1. 1. jN the contemplative: of suit'eriiis. htrtnati;.) MIL. sophex will iirel aleque.tc scspe tor los ei,min: ia fog ene sourcei tf. rni•ery which at.s r frefin Mkt it? balias of inconsiderate SCHOOLBOYii, and. the tlcts of a momenta:7 buf.scretion. Te at the. complaints eler.oraini. NERVOUS ate tco frequently the- corm:pen:cis of prenu vice, ar.d a cixtitio destructive habit, eilitious to those to - ...ePs province Ihooli;:elt crrs'yneel the restorationof Is:alth. But ;,-:::- r.dfrac itii.nersov::ose minds are clisi raced by an iiiimeuse ratty of disorders, cann Lso well entith,d to confiderte ths.: 'who have f,r ye..rs to: - .centrate.I. :heir attention to this class disease.-Messrs. . LEIGH and Co. •r,gtr.ar savctisa.:d by the nil:evince of -write years, in this Louse, e.f.er a curt to those who are afil.e• td with CORPOREAL or I:Elt Bazry, and those who, In an ungttardel moment, have into:- .rcd-th• dangekof SleklY Lille IN F ECTIO N. Ia slight rtcent tasty the cure is completed in a few days, iR tgs mat CCllloCitttd tisoi of I)ECREPITUDE or DEBI1.11"1, or where the C Instizuvoo has been iojornd, by long continued infec tion, it k the attainMent of their experience to effect a sa e, a thorough, and a permanent re •estaldishment. The terms arsplainly gated on the hrs‘: interview—bat from the ' eXtClit •of Weir correspondence, no letter can be answered unit ss a U. rote is tacks, d. No. 29, Aru ndel - Arc o , Strand; near Temple Bar. Patients in the country are requested to staw t4dr age, ger of living, lac. aid the requifite medicines will be rot wareid. , . • • Rl:l\OV.crEll HEALTH. • IT ha, beets too fregneatiy the subject of just :torn serer* reprobation, that men destitute of the elemen:s I:1 the medical art have offered. thevelves ,as, candidates for public patronage in the profession of pbYAc. For the purpo., of doing justice to the result of our studies and • eiperience;atiti to prevent to Croat beiog classed among thris4 empiric. whose impu •deat pretensions lan-e, unfortunately for society, been too favoar abiy roneived, we beg leave to sahnth lo the liberal and enlight ened a faithful statement.of ourpunmits apd acquirements. After having ice:dyed a regular nedical, education, as the pupils of Messre. brinda/ end Lazard, strb;nattlectures and practice we carefully attended, as Profesors and Surgeons of the London /los pitel, we entered otrrselves as studetts in that justly celebrated I , school for rne!ical acquirements; the; Royal .College of Edin burgh, and were instructed in dui. slihisent branches of Anatomy, t Surgery, the' Theory and Practice" Or re sic, Chemistry, Mid- Wiferf, Botany, Jec.-Ste. Ste. by those eminent Professors, Drs. I Moira, Gregory, •Black, H.uailtou v . I)uucan, and Rutherford. t We trust we shli not be deeinta . presumptuous in saying 3 that our proficiency. and acquirenteatk are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made VEN.E.REAL COMPLAINTS, and the various disease - a of br.mi.n•l', the particular oblect of i our studies and iiract ice, it wnl, We hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knovsledg:.• of their treatment end care. in i t slight and recent cases of infection, a perfect re-establishment is • r completed in the short period Of two days,* and in those of the utmost Inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed of sue rCeSS,:.2 proper perseverance in our plan of treatment, ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. ' Atnida: t'ie niAancholy eariety , of disorders which .are the ef fects of a.,:labit long and most unhappily pursued by the yontii of i lawil stszs, th.ite are none at ire ilaraning or more distressing than • those dcliciencies .and debilities which frequently prevent or en:- hitter the inatrimooial 's:ate. To suck persons it must he a con soling refit'tion to know that they marnow, by a new and ii:f.4. ',hide mode of treat.n-vt, be restoreciftresbat greu:c.t of all human •Vcssing:, a afrotig; . in•anty, and vigorous canstitu: i,,a; In all casts iof Debility, front whatixer close *flan:f t :as svAi 64 in every spe c:es of Venereal , infection, we may: be:Opusulted by patients of relther sex with the great. it•slcrecy and honour. Hours of co:1- 1 sultation it home &paten to three, and from as in Ole el/ening i till ten at night. • • - . • l i iti Patients in the country are reqbested to state the culars or their case, alp ; and general lrabit . cif living: etc. t.telosin+ a remit tance for: advice and .medicines, when the same will be girefl. or 1 ent to any Part of the 'kingdom. Toensuri rust secrecy so es sential co our wrier:aka*, the postageOf rarefy nu be isdad ;a • thsfccount or niedicin.n. . .. , . . •. • • 1' • ' CURRtgali-.1 ea:Surgeons, No. tO7, Hatton Carder.' • . . TO THOZ4.IIS TAYI.OR,XSQ. • No. 9, BRIDGE-S'IREEL LONDON cemsiaerieblt air act - .of justiee due to the kJ merits ofyourLBAKE's.PATEN'T,IIif i IS, to communicate to you the followlnceure, which has recently been . performed by them ..—An sienfiaintanee ;of mine, whd 6y the breaking out df in old Venereal.eptaglaint (attended by a Complication of dis orders arising therefrom) was maimed almost to a skeleton, and although he had the bent medical advice which could be obtained, • and tries) a variety of patent niedicinesosothihg could be ptocuied which seemed to suit his case, or to do NM any service; he re maiaed in a ,nost r.educad and pitiable situation for tutu years, unable to follow his profession, and scareily-able•to walk or even to stand oil his legs; in fact no nue who kaOw hirmever supposed it possiblefor him to recover. He was advised at last to try your PiLLS.--he did so, adhering itrictly to the directio::s given with them—he had not taken more than two boys, before . he found an alteratidn for the bAtert thil enoounfed to proceed ard by taking a few boxes !Nora he tato.ol x i , ?vine and strength gradually return, and is co* as healthy and sto'a't is any nap I know. You are welc - ome. Sir, to refer any perqus to In for confirmation of the above account, if it should be dtt,:loted. I an, Sir, your elsodieat imaable.se want.. Library, Folkstoue, July 10, 1805. 'II.IOS. PURDAY. • Prepared and. I som by the sole Propietor, Thomas Taylor, Member of the Royal Colle t te oJSutgeottd, London, at his.] louse, No. 9; Ne* Bridge-street ; where, after a constant residence of more than forty yeats ; bi a practice particularly directed to Cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that Inviolable secrecy w,:.ch men of his profession shohld always obierve, he flatters hiniself, theadvice and assistate he gratuitously.tdministers to persons aki ' this Mediline, will be esteemed, by a disceraing as an advantage seldom to be obtained, andvokl of ambiguity. Aboliold, by h s appointment, for the convenience of those livig at a distance,. at the Perfumer's N 0.35, St. Alban's.strect, 1 Pa; Lull rthe oy- hop,;No.-109'; ' Oxibrd street ; Mr • pith° rotsgh's, Nc. '7, Fish street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge. Edinburgh; Mr M'Do !aFd'i,Glasgow • Mr. Callwell's,Dulalin; Billinge's, t.kverpoal; Mr. Atkinsods, Manchester; and.by nc persort in every con dderable town in Great Britain and Ire+ and, In boxes of only is. 9th each, seiled up with full aud plain I lirisctiona, whLir.i.by .plyarins of either Sex may cure tiumselves wlth easte, speed, stsers.sey, acid safety. . • N. B. talky Box sold in • Great Britain is sealed up with a Starnp, - on which, by favours:of •the Commissioners is printed, at the Stamp-Ofiice--T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridgeostreet—tt imitate which is Felouy, and alhothers arecousaterfeit. LONDON : Printed end PtibEdiedtyi . LEVlll. KENT, Ca :- ter-bury' Pisee a eLatniittb: art he• dirAll.ll6-nor. No. 1, Carei as exit . , ,11411e.i aka At t:vcarAt-1171!teNTIMIP4 Bar' ~ . . • • 1 • Is .e s- Y 1 3 . d. az S, of re In is he