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I S • l'U f DAY IC GHrs GAZ PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNLII., NOVEMBER 0. COON 1Y or (MAIM LL. 'Mr names o, those ,ono were voirinated for She? rids by the Councl of .his Royal Hii:..iess the Prince of yi7ales, :it his Royal Highness's Council Chamber, Samel - set Plate: Rose Pal ca;Of Kanegle, Esq. ljticuAaa diatasit, of keisame, Esci. Bowmto WILLIAM STACIIHOUse, of Pcnclarves, Esq. WHITEHALL, NO VEM nElt 18. The Lord Chancellor has appointed r Aoresley, of Brighton, in the County of Sussex, Gent. to bet Master Extraor dinary in the High Court of Chancery. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, NOVEMBER IS. Admiral Sir Roger Curtis, ComMander in Chief at Portsmouth, has transmitted to Jflltn Wilson CrOker, Esq. a letter from the Honourable Contain Dun s, of the Euryalus, to Captain Sit: Richard Xing, of the .ikchille, statin the capture, by* the former ship, off Ch.trhurg, of t he French priyateer lugger l'Etoilei of toort;:en guns and forty-eight • men, out from the Hi o , tte two days, without making any capture. Vice-Admiral Whitshed, Commander in Chief f his Majesty's ships and vessels on the coast of Ire , land, has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq.' a letter he had received from Captain Maitland, of his Majesty's ship Emerald, giving an account of his h lying, on the tith instant, captured the French nay tional corvette le Fanfaron, of sixteen guns and one hlndred and thirteen.men, commanded by" Monsieur Deshauteur, Caritaine de fregate. She had sailed two days before from Brest, bound to Guadaloupe, with a cargo of flour, salt provisions, and a quan tity of lead, iron, and nails. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, NOVEMBER 111. Regiment of Life Guarels.--Licutenant John Whale to be Cap , tam of a Troop, by purchase, vice Stewart, who retires. Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant George White to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Bekher, promoted in the 15th Light Drazoons. 411, Ditto —Hospital ?slate John Freer to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Halliday, promoted to the Staff In Pprtugal. ath Ditto—Briti,hwait Giusti,, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase. 4th Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Wm. C. Coles, from the 40th I not, to be 1..-utenant, vice. Balt• r, deceased. Coldstream Regimen; -if Foot Gut.-;ls—Lnsigit T. Freemande to to Ailjuta.ie vice 13) 'an, de ceased. st: Regiment o; Foot—Captai: - . ;come Morris to be Major, by purchase, vice Re' . rs ' why • ires. ?tit Ditto 2 Ensign R. Walt from he Royale, to be Lieu ten:, by purclta 4. vice w'lci retina ; Hospital- Nlate Duiger at to At.. - -anto•Surs - eon. 11th Ditto--Lieutenant,Co. Gorge Cs , . 15,., frort the Staff ii; North 2 1.merica, to be euteaant-Co.onel, vice Gobble's, who exclia:,ges ; Captain . ; nest Otto Tripp, from the 3th Garrison liattali to be Vaptain of a CompLiny, vice gouve rie, who 1. xekanges. 'l9:h Ditto—Ensign Victor Raymond to be Lieutenant, without pnrchast ; Henry :Wove:ware, Gent. to be Elisio, vice Ravmon 'gist Ditto-2d Lkutenant William Cole to ibe Ist Lieutenant, vice Young, t:ec,pased; Rlehard Farrell, Geht .to besd Lien- tenant, vice Cole. rittu--Ensign John Kirk to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, Tier Crony, who re-signs; Ensign George Bray to be , Lieutenant, vice Hamilton Maxwell, &rowed rl bums Wm. Jioyes, Gent. to be Ensign, vice kirk. Oath Ditto—Ensign lienry Hilliard to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Johnson, promoted in the 9 Itls Foot. dlotb Dittn--Caprain Henry Craig, from the Sicilian Regimentl to be Captain of a- Coatpany, vice•N. Craig, who exchanges. 31st Ditto—Assistant-Strrgeon J. - C. Van. Millinian, from the 97th knot, to be Surgeon, vice Aire, deceased. Ind Ditto—Captain Francis Savage, front the 57th Foot, to bd Cagtain of a Cumpany, O'Doghetty, se ho exchanges, ; 3d Ditto—Ensign H. R. Luck to be Lieutenant, by porch:LA. 4 vice Bruce, who retires. 7th Ditto—Lnsign John Kellet to be Adjutant, vice Jams, who' resigne the Adjutancy only. 41st Ditto—Lieutenam Wm. Dickenson, front-She latWestYoris Militia, to be Ensign. Ohl Ditto--Ensign Ronald A. NrKinnon to be Lieutenant, vice Al'lleath, cea4;ed ; Volunteer David Barclay to be Espiii, vice IV-Kinnon. 1 Ditto4-Ensign John Johnson to be Lieut:nor!, without purcbate ; Ensign Thomas Cooke to be ditto ; John stevenott.l Gent. to be Ensign, vice Johnson ; Thomas Majtor,Gtnt. to be Ensign, vice Cooke. 37th Ditto—. Captain Wm. O'Doghert y, from the 32d Foot, to be Captain of a Cornpaay. vice Savage, who exchanges. lath Ditto—lieutenant-Colonel David NValker, front the Royal Cot sican Rangers, to Le Lleutenant-Colooel,without purelnese ; Lieutenant 'l'. Charles Wood to be Captain of a .Company,l withot: pat'di..se ;• Lieutenant Christopher Wilkie to bei . ditto. To be lieut. tants, without purchase, Ensign Wm. litagerald, Ensign and Adjutat:t Wm. Groves to have the mill: of Lieutenant; Ensigns J. Gamin, Benjamin Sankey, Robert rall, Richard Waite, vice Wood, and Ceorge Col ins, vice Willoe. To be Ensigns, Ensign Thomas Wm. James, fi..m the Geth root, vice rhzgerald ; Wm. Mi.'s, Cent. by purchase, vice Moreton, promoted ; Charles m. Flockley, Gt nt. vice Gandy; Rid ....I Is irton, ;en vict -;atikey; Hen' i Stroughton, Gent. vic :all; Tito n: s k;•-wIris!,;e, Gent. Wive; Edmond Bayke, vict goace. 60th Ditto—Major Witt. iffilliams, from the Mat Foot, to be Lieulceant-Colonel, -s'thoet perchaii.; Jur.,. to i••• &an: To•rence M•Mahon, Gent. tr: be L. ign,v,ce ley, deceits. Larbnseh, Geist. to be twig's, without purchase, vi, • nted •o the 581111 !•••-• fit Ditto—Ensigu Wm. V. 1 tr , :/e Lieut"nauts sire Johnson, dressed ; Ethige Thomas Mier% , Jrth to Lititter-trat, vice Witheriugtos, deceaFeil ; Mlchael yicary, neut. to be En d'gn, vice Wood ; l'hcanas Lowrey, (sent. to be Ensigr., vice 111 ngwortk. th Pitto--Insign Patrick Grant, from the 78th root, to be I.leutwant, vice Nixon, deceased. 71st Ditto--Hospital-Mate D. W. Mak,:ln to be Assistant-Sur geon vice Quin, pror.toted. 77th Ditto--Majur lohn H. Dunkin, fro: . l the 51st rat, to be I .ieLter.,nt-Colonel, by purchase, vice Maddison, wt. -, retires. 9th - iieutenaut Arthur Stcvensea, from the P,)yals, to be I.ieun .ant. v ithout purchase, vice V.l!itaker, super.-edcd. 9ntit Ditto—e lta les Pard, Gent. to be Entl,7.n, witt.o - ..t purchase, 'vice Hoven:len, promoted to th:. 95th Foot. 9:,th Ditto--- 1 nsign Tarlet: , ” 1-lovenden, from the 90th root, to be First Lieutenant, withou, purchase, vice Wogan, whose ay. 4 tintment i.as not taken place. .d West-India Regiment— lieutenant Joseph Walton to ;be Captain of a Con t . any, without purchase, vice Grant, pro- muted. sloyal African Corps--Lietitenant Charles Moore, from the 87th Foot, to be I.ietnenant, without purchase. Rooral West-India Rangers—Ensign Powell J. Morphew to be •• Lieutenant, without purchase, v ice b Nicol's, appointed to the Stith Foot ; Dugald IWNicoll, Gent. to be Ensign, stke -Mot phew. 'Ttatk Light infantry Voluntctlll—Ensign lames Mennel to be Lieutenant, •t bout purchase, vice Britten, appointed to the Royal African Corps; Ensign Jonathan Wat •Cr to be ditto, vice Nev. comet,, appointed to the *Ads Foot ; Geispertet Smith, Gent. to i.e Ensign, vice W4rner de Eornstetit, Gent. to he En.ign, vice Memel. Cor.ican Ranger,—Ai.tior John M'Comb to he Lieute rant-Colonel, whbout porch :Ise, vire Walker, appointed to the Pith rout; Ensign M, s.eipv!oni to be Lieutenant, vice Rich stater,superseded ; Coppoi ' tent. to he Ensign. it.goment—Captain Nitilast Craig, front the aoth Foot, • to be Captr.in of a Company, vWe H. Craig, who exchange's; Alezawkr itobertson, Gent. tette Ensign, vice Bartoli, pro :nosed. mk Garrison Battal i on—Capt a in G. A. Bouverie, from the 11th " Fogki, tI e t Coßtaiat of a Csmliwols SIPS ' 1 ziPPI w. 106-461141111188. Int *ova Veteran nattaßon—.l.leutettent Admit tintlbtsce, from the Royal Reg Wept oi . Malta,. to be I.ieutenant, vice (s•Ni..ara, apowiteci to the :.:11toyal Veteran Battalion. -kb Dit - o—Captain Lams Rryuialkls, from the 10th Royal Vs t..r , ” to be Captain of a Company, vice Prim., who exchanges. iv. . . eteran uar t anou—....w...... John Prime, front the Sth >t oy Veter.n Batu Fun, to be Captain d a Company, vice Rt:nolds, w ! :0 exc hanges ; Ti•A'n-Nlajor Ralph Ross Lewen, of Quebec, t u be Ensign, vice Wilkes, deceased. BREVE - . . Cant:tin F. P. Preval, of the Royal Foreign Enileers, to be Ma jor in the Army. &TAFF. leutenant-Colonel Jowlsle Gubbms, from the 11th Foot, to be Inspecting Field Officer of the Militia in Nova Scotia, vice Coyler, who exchanges. Captain J. S. kiavAshaw, from the 31st Foot, to be Major In ' Army, he being appointed to serve In Portugal wider the ('i'r,'saud of I.ieutenant-General Beresford, vice Patrick, de- mated. Annstao-Commissary Thomas Dunmore to be a Deputy-Com• • missary-Ceneral to the.Forccs. The Ring's German Legion. 2d Light Battalios—James Palmer, Gent. to be Quarter-Mane . , vice Willan, deceawd. 3d Ditto—Ensign William Appahn to be Lieutenant, vicaßrock tlnrf„, who resigns ; Frederick Bernard Schneider , to be Ensign, vice Appuhn. The Duke of Brunswick Oels' Corps. Lieutenant-General his Serene Highness William Duke of Bruno wick Ms to be Colonel. Cavalry. Colonel Wilheint de Dnrnberg tote Colonel-Commandant, with lempnrary Rauislin the Army ; I.ieutenam-Colovel Ernst de Schrader to be Lieutenant-Colonel, with ditto ; hlajor Wil helm Von Wessein to be Major, with ditto; Major Carl ' Tcmpsky to be Maior, with ditto To be Captains of Troops, with temporary Rank in the Arn:y. Captains Carl Pot t, August Count Wedel, henry Count Kessler, Wilhelm Von Blulwa, Julius Uon Schkope, and Wilhelm Vou Wulfen. To be Lieutenants, with temporary Ranh in the Army. Lieutemutts Henry GU ,cu arch, Ludo ig Von Trauwitz, Henry SeltalLT, Btaze, Leopold Marcsla du Wedel, Mid Hebei& Ruler. To be Cornets. Second Lieutenants Ernst llei-iliger, Friderlch I.a Roch, George chultz, Carl I".atz, lien:rick Muller, and Frani Lubeck, To be Adjutant, with temporary Rank of Lieutenant in the Army, Lieutenant Wilhelm Diebel. '1 o I e Regimental Quarter-Master. Quarter - piaster Friderich 1V1u11 , ..T: infantry. Lieutenant-Colonel George Ludwig ~c. Korfus, us be Lieutenant Colonel, with temporary rank in thy Army. Major Frideric August de Hertel„ rg to be M jor, witb ditto. Major Franz de Fragsttin to be hi ajor, wi:h ditto. To be Captains of Companies, with temporary Rank in the Army, Captains Leopold Radonitz, Frideric Franz Lutder, -- Doe bel, Frideric August de &ostler, Frideric Ludwig \Varhultz, 1 Charles Count Scheerldt, --,--..- nuistop, Auyzibt de Dob -1 schutz, Johann Henry Keiclie, Gustav von Heiden, Charles 1 von Hertel, and --- Zelbisg. To he Lieutenants, with temporary rank in the Army, [ Lieutenants Ernst von Bruin', Frederic Henry von Wolff-ad!, Henry von Brandenstein, Frederic von 4;einwehr, Curl von Girsewaldt, Ludwig von Islassau, George von Sternfekk, Wil liam von Koch, Wilhelm von Unruh, Ernst henry Forster, Julius Lysnevsky, Ernst von Kok:mink, Julius von KtErn brink, --'Gil ern, Carl von Glades, von Nor.liami, Ernst Patsehinsky, Frideric Carl Thiele, Ludwig von I:tirull, Friderich Neumann, Wilhelm Fratiientier a t, Withellit von Heyden, Carl Wilhelm ,on Berner, Ludwig von Bitlsky, Fri dericla von Kunovsky, and Friderich Eshwege. To be Ensigns Second lieutenants -- Mosqua, Friderich Luke. C.:vistav von Helsm, Franz von Thicschwitz, Ludwig von l.ichwartzenberg, Frideric Wilhelm Kretschmar, Frideric S. Mangler, Carl Hart wig, Albert von Griesheisn, and AA'ithtliu Nagel. _ To he Paymaster, • Charles Henry Trotte, Esq. •Ilt be Adjutant, with temporary rank of Lieutenant in the Army, Lieutenant Henry de Zoliiitofer. To be Quarter•Alastcr, Ensign Si!voter O'Hehir, from hficurou'b Regiment. To be Surgeon, l A:tsis•ant Surgeon Bach, from the Cape Regiment. FP OM MEMORANDUM, The . ;:ndermeritionid Appointments, as stated in the Gazeres of the 15th June. 1807, 2'2d October,lBo3, and 17th December' forowing, have not taken place. Chassthirs Britannique—Ensigu Preaux. tith V: eq.lntlia Regiment—James Maclean, Cent. to be Ensign. 54th P•ot—William Claus, Gent. to he Ensign. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Francis Frankland, late of Bow.latte, Chtapside, Lon Jon, ware . houseman, dealer and Chapman. BANKRUPTS. David Hardie, of Russia-row, Milk-street, Cheapside, London, andsof West-square, Surrey, warehou qtatan, dealer and chap mar, to surrenier November 21 , 28, and December aO, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bench Walk, Temple. John Peary, late of King , .land-Road, Middlesex, builder, dealer and chapnian, Nov. t.o, at ore, Nov. at twelve, and Dec. 30, at eleveo, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Old-street- Road. Cornforth, of Bi,bop-Wearmouth, Durham, sailmaker, Dec? t 3, Q. and sai, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Ilishop.Wear month. Atte! tilcs, Mr. blackiston, Symand's-lan, London; or Mr. Robert Ingram Shatto, Ehiliop-Wearmouth. Thome* 11,kne, of Liverpool, house-builder, joiner, dealer and chapman, December i i, Is, anti f.O, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, I .iverpool. Attornies, Mr. Wilhite, I sihn street, Bedford-row, London, M:. Thomas Avison, Hanovei weet ;or Messrs. Grath Hinde, Fenwick-street, Live' - pool. Thi.mas ?lat.., late of Camomile-street, London, warehouseman, dealer and , :l:apman, November 25, Dec. e, and 30, at ekven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allisten, Freensaa's-court, Lo-elfin. aiam Orme, of Charles-street, Illiddlesex-Hospital, bookseller 0•3 1 1 publisher, Nov. 25, at eleven, December 2, at twelve, and Dec. 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bellamy', Clif. ford's Inn. William Pollock Cowcher and Thomas Fenoulhet, of Clement's lane, Lenard-street, London, merchants, dealers, chapmett, airel copartners, Nov. t 5, Dec. and 30, at twelve, at Guild hall. Atternies, Messrs. Willis, Fairthorne, and Clitrite,Warn ford .court, Throgmorton-street, I ondon. GeorgP Morgan, of Foster-lane, Bishopsgate-street, chg.. sentonger, dealer and chapman, Nov. 2.5, Dec 2, at one, and Dec. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hammond, Hatton-Garden, London. Thomas Hanson, Liverpool, merchant, December 7,9, and SO, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Tho mu Windle, John-street, Bedford-row, London ; or ,dr. Charles Bird, Statham's-Buildings, Lord -street, Liverpool. James Tomlin, of Chad's-row, Cray's-Inn-lane, Middlesex. buil der, dealer and chapman, Nov. 21, 28, at one, and Dec. 30, at .ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. E. Parton, No. 14,Walbrook. Matthew Molloy, new or late of Bristol, grocer, dealer and chapman, Nov. 21, Dec . 5, and SO, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornirs, Messrs. Whitcombe and King, Serjeant's-hun, fleet-street, London ; or Mr. H. Fraukis, ot. Jelin-street, Bristol. William Field the elder. of High Hoyland, Yorkshire, horse farrier, Dec. 6, at four, Dee. 7, and :it), at ten, at the Punch Bowl, Clayton WO t, Yorkshire. Attorniee, Messrs. Swale utsd Heels, Great Ormond-street, 'London. John Thorpe, of Vine-street, Chandos-street, parish of St. Mar tin in the Fields, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and chapman, Nov. i 5, Rime, Dec. 5, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. C. Hannuond, Tavistock-row, Covent-Garden. Thomas Lister, of Kies-street, Holborn, Mitldiese.x, coach-plater, dealer and chapman, Dec. and so, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attondes, Messrs. st'Beekett and Weale, Broad-street,Golden- Will am stiPre• Ja mei Turpin, of Upper Tooting, Surrey, corn-dealer, dealer and chapman, Nov. gl, PA and Dec), d at one, at Guildhall. "o A ttcts ti Conabesig, fiv.iseel MOM yard. Soap sks *Ant Belt, date Airlisigateeffreet, Loudest,wetch-Makeri s7A-COAL Mi te 4 dealer and Chapman, Nov. 25, December ', at one, and Dees SO, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, NI-. John Pullen, No. 34, Fore-street, London. l NEWCASTLE COAL. John Glibbs, late of Haverford-West, wine-merchant, dealer and ,„ chapman, Nov. 30, Dec. I, an.l . 3u, at eleven, at the Castle inn, Btn.an, l caz Haverforelwest. Attortiles, Mr. Jche Ilion:as, liaverfordwest, or Messrs. Price and Williams, lericoln's.lnn. Bryan Charles Greetharn, of Liverpool, merchant, d:eler and Chapman. , Dec. 12, 13, and 30, at one, at the Globe 'Cavern, Liverpool. ; Colliegwood Attornies, Messrs. Stanistreet anti Eden, No. 6 , Leig h- s treet . Liverpool; or Mr. Thomas Windlc, John-street, Bed.ord-row, pi t4 , H , g London. flea; ou Main Jame* Challkom, of Bristol, cordwainer, Nov. 20, Dec. 29, and klebburn Main 30, at eleven, at the Bush Taveru, LristoL Attornies, Messrs. Osborne* and Ward, Bristol; or Mr. James, No. •12, Gray's- Inn-square, London. • John Plaw, late of Southampton, builder, December 4, at one, , Dec. 5, at'eleven,•and Dec. 20, at twelve, at the Coach and Horses Inn., Soutbamptoo. Attorney,• Mr. Thomas. Nichols, t Southampton. John Dosvite, of Great James-street,' Bedford-row, parish of 9t. George the Martyr, Middlesex, scrivener, leec. 8, 12, and 30, at tttn, at Guile hall. Attornies,. Messrs. Ellison and Dawson, White Hart-coort, Lombard-street, London. Samuel Stemson, of Axbridge, Somersetshire i baker, dealer and I ckapman,Dec. 6,7, and MI, at eleven, at the Globe Ito, Bridge- I water.—AttorniesMr. Tarrant, No. 19,*Chaneery-lene, I.on • don ; or Air. Anthony Drag, Castle-Bailey, Bridgewater. James Todd, of Upper Thames-street, London, grocer, deale:r • and Chapman, November 25, at ten, Dec. 2, at eleven, and Dec. ' SO, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. TOWle, Fishmonger s UpperThsenesestreet. Robina Merchant and Martha Barton, of Bend -street, Middlesex, milliners, dealers, chapwomen, and copartner', Nov. es, Dec. and 30, at twelve, at Gulkthall. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, Sur rey-street, Strand. DIVWENDS. Dec. 11. Thomas Strickland and Swinton Colthurst Holland, of Liverpool, merchants, at eleven, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in Bold-street, Liverpool.—Dec. 12. Thomas Buil, of Broad-street, Bristol, brandy-merchant, at eleven, at the Rum mer Tavern, Bristol.—Dec. 9. James Bolton and Fletcher Bol ton, of Warrington, Lancashire, potters, at eleven, at the Mosely Arms, Manchester.—Dee. 12. Robert. VOersoc, of Guildford- ' street, and of the Old Pay Office:, Broa - en reel, merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at guildhall.—Dec. 12, Wm. Hall, of Silver street, Wood-street, C heapside, late of Aldermanbury, London, Manchester-warehouseman, at one, at Guildhali.—Dec. 12.—John Holland, of Cheapside, London, haberdasher, at eleven, at Guildhall.—Dec. 16, George Adolphus Kiddies:orrice, White. chapel, Middlesex, haberdasher, at ten, at Guildhall.--January 110..Jolin hunter, of Great Newport-street, parish of St. Martin in the Fields, haberdasher, at eleven, at Guildball.—January to Robert Rubinson, of Manchester, cotton twist and weft dealer, at clever, at Guildhall, London : --lice. 12. Charles Newman, of shenleoptr and dealer in lace, at one, at Guild:eel—Dec. V. 3 Joseph leoeks, of John-street, West Smithfield, Londen, hardwar, men, at twelve, at Guldhall Dec. 16. John Mostly, of So ire-le et, rear ilowden, Yorkshire, potatoe-me.rcliant, at eleven, et Guildhall, Lendon,—Dec. 11. George Patterson, of Hertford, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon.—January t:O. Joseph 1 co, of Manchester, merchant, at twelve, a: Guildhrll,l SO. George Boulton, late of Charine-eross, Middlesex, coach proprietor, but now of Prickler's Hill, Last Barnet, Hertfordshire ' fernier, at one, ar Guildhall, , London.- -Dec. 14. Job Gant, of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, car recter, :It twelve, at the Georg e '1 rev bridge.—Dec. 1 2 . eemnel John Sn.ith, of Ormskir, Lancashire., check-manufac turer, at clever, a: the George Inn, Whiteereargate, Kiagston upott-I-lulL—Nev. eO. Threnas Neste, of St. Martin's-lene, &sex, spirit dealer, at ten, at Geettlhall, I.ondon,-I,ee. 5. lea. Elechford an-I Richard Blechford, of Lombard-street, Lon don, phi and silver lacemen, at twelve, at Guildhall.—Dec. 11. at:nue:l Nichols, jun. of Lath, upholsterer, at one, at the W".ito Lion Inn, l'.•erket-phiee, Bath.—Dec 11. Robert Knott, of Wy mondliam,:teerfolk, shopkeeper, at five, at the Ai.gel, parish of St. Peter of Meucroft, Norwich.—Dee. 11. Lawrence Bryan*, of Liverpool, coot.. r end grocer, at one, at the Stnr and Garter Tavern, Paradise-:rest, I.iverpooL.-Dec. 23. John Shaw, of Newgate-street, e.ondoe, linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall.— Dee, I I. George ,Eise, of button 1/1 Aehfield, Nottinghamshire, , hosier, at elvvc n, at the :iwan Mansfield, Nottinghamshire. —Nov. Lot. William 1.....v50n, of St. Cztherine's-street, Middle sex, biscuit-baker, at ten, at Guildhall, I.onelon.—Dec. 19. Sa muel Ilarriseet, of the Kent tz.eatl, Surrey, bricklayer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.—Dec. 12. William Glover and John Glo ver, of the Poultry, London, haberdashers, at eleven, at Guild hall —Dec. 12. Scheme . You're, of Newport-street, Middlesex, lin e n-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London -.Dec. 16. James Clarke, of Salisbury, Wilts, haberdaeher, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. CA Yrri. Nui Holywell Main Gateshead Park - Murton Percy Main /3611 and Co's. Walls-End Scot<wood Vialrb End Temples Walls Eul Witlinrton &wick's lk'alrs-End Killingworth Charlotte Maio 1-lartlq Nor etch liorkshire tit;'SDERLAND. Eden Main 1 - 1 g N e whott le "%loot Primrose Eiedsw•orth PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Edwin and Francis 11irs: - , Northallemon, Yorkshire, innholders,l Nov. 14, IHM.-4Gurcia Allen and flush Chesney, of Holywell- ! street, Shoreditch, ge loud lace mantit . Ic/titers. Januaryl,lBo9 —Myles Swinney a t.. 1 John Collins, deceased, proprietors • of the B Sept.irmingham Chronicle, 29. IretlB.--Swinney, Lovell, and, Pftr.:ll, bookseilkots, June 341, 18u9.—:1 hotttas and Ed. Manchester and Liverpool, merchants and cotton-Ilea!: rs, June so, 1805.—Isaae'fotispkins and Joseph Whereat, of Castle-street, Bristol, tinplate-won:fro and oiln o Nov. 9, 1809.—Sylvester aid Hood, of Durby, tumittfacturers of Zinc, April 1, 1809.—.1 Win. Hall, Francis Musson, and Wm. Ashton, at Hough On the Hill, Lincolnshire, millers, Apra 6, 1609.—Pritcliard and .‘ti (trews, of Queen- street, Southwark, carpenters and builders, Nuv. 16, I;io9.—lsuc Brandon and Co in an adventure to Rio Janeiro, IViarch 2, 1809. James Caldwell and Rkraard Smith, of Bolton le-Moors, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturers, Nov. 14, 1809.-- Prebble and Jeffery, of Bow, Middles(x, millers, - (vharfingers, and coal-merchants, October 23, 1809.—liailward and Pope, at Trowbridge, Wilts, barkers , Nov. Ij, 1809.—James Curler and J. Sanstun, of Manchester, in the rag line, October 27, 1809.—Tho rims ileamon and Wm. Abbott, of New Bond-street,. Middlesex, . . ...-- ........ , . linen-drapery and haberdashers, Austin 7; IBo9.—Elizabeth Ba. bington and Robert Tidswell, at Ororto, i>l Portugal, October 31, 1809.—George and Tbotnas Poulson, Stoke-upon-srrent, Staf fWrd►hire, manufacturers of earthenware, Nov. 11, 18(9. . Sin JOHN DINELY.—Tyre late Sir Jonx DINBLY succeeded in making his name conspicuous by his poetic effusions, his curious,advertisements for a wife, and by the singularity of his dress and appearance. Notwithstanding the Baronet's apparently dependent situation at Windsor, he was mut of considerable pretensions to property, since he estimated his fortune I at three hundred thousand pounds, provided he could I recover it. Among other curious productions to tempt the fair, the following adecrtiwment appeared in 1802 :••• 44 Miss in her Team I Let not this sacred offer escape your eye. I now call fill g t•a4fid ladies, and marriageable, to chocolate at my - house every day at your own hour. With tears in my eyes, I must tell you that sound reason commands me to give you but one month's notice before I part with my chance of an in fant baronet for ever: for you may readily•hear that three widows and old maids, all aged above 50, near my door, are now pulling caps for me. Prayonyyoung charmers, give me a fair hearing ; do not let your avaricious guardians unjustly fright you with a. false account of a forfeiture, but let the great Sewel and • Rivet's opinions convince you to e contrary ; and that I am now in possession of these estates ; and with the spirit of an heroine command my three hun- , dyed thousand pounds, and rank above half the ladies in our Imperial kingdom. By your ladyship's direc-; ting a favourable line to me, Sir John Dinely, Bart.' at my house in Windsor Castle, your attorney will satisfy you, that if I live but a mouth, eleven thou sand pounds a year will be your ladyship's for ever." A Jew pedlar, of the name of Isaac Freedman, has been committed to Norwich gaol, on suspicion or Ut tering fictioious notes, drawn upon a firm at Luton, in Bedfordshire, and made payable in London. The pugilist Tom Belcher, has been convicted at the Surrey Sessions, of a breach of the peace, in fighting with Cribb, and sentenced to a month's im prisonment in the New Goal, in kkorrmonger hula. xcocs, 'lay, Ar. 13. 67 Q 69 0 69 0 69 6 GA 70 3 70 6 70 s 70 6 68 6 SOLD, and Wtdnt S. I Nov. 15. 52 6 il' 7? f.:l (i 7 0 4 ;; 3 G 8 0 ;l9 71 s 70 72 0 CtiA ae co 4 69 0 69 :; 3 9JJ" 0 57 0 If.t 6 '7L !, 71 Ir ;o 71 0 C 71 4) 72 0 71 ti: L On Monday last, Mr. Jan Parke, Bookseller, of 1 ueoac., titreet. Of Ills stZerings in the 14and of Walcheren, John Wa !er. kins, Eq. of the 6th regiment of light infantry, loin:tie I.:cu. truant in the North Cork Militia. - - TO MORROW. Suurikes,„ Sun sets, I Mann 44 II ainutcs alter 7 116 minutes after 4I 44 minute l at::r 6 lUGH WATER Al LONDON BRIDGE i'O-MORROW. I‘l,trning .. Afternoon ..... .... Ss minutes after 1 CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's Service, eliallestge the who;e world t o et e ee ., tingle ins:aace where their Metbcine and n.etho , l of cure iv ye failed of the desired effect. The precice of many years ut ties particular branch of their profession has trot given rise to tale unsuccessful case. They centime to direct their studies to the treatment and cure of Venereal Complaints, and :kg derangemem of the system, which is the consequence eft tee penile:Des and w. sa-ful dicers', it habit long and most unhaiiplif pureued !lam your ci both sexist in the one i will be to:ind to be the unfailing source ut berren ties% ; the other have i a rave fatally developed to then: by a dis tressing state of debility, which, if not thetely rent'. lied, terminates In itr.putence. 'These are ica tennote and ultimate ettects, while cot suniptions,loss of initscular power, and various nervous cue:plaints uAtellly cbaructerise the earlier stages of ihissolitary vice. Of iwr sons jar guishing under tile disorders it ci;leut to such a habit. thei r treetmencis simple and has never proved uesecceisful, in the course of a lonz,labteious, and much extended practice. in the most obstinate complicated cases of venereal infection, ee e e as obstrections in the urethra, spongy cum.:rot:es, laud it:- monrs,callents ulcers, ern ions, seminal weakness, gimes, es also S Whether recent or of long duration, and which have ba2l d tLe skill of other Peectitioners ; are by their I resent improved Ilan nF treatment, effectually and perinauectly cared, without the rati; t t suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrha,e: whin often follows the anilicatioo of the lunar caustic. in the course ef 20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, uumerote, t e ee , Strictures have been and are daily imiler their are, th e to e, eradication of which are effected - by a safe, certain, and ex i x.l• thins mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility paveceeeing from this con:plain' is speedily removed, and the patient re.tored to sound and goreus health. But where the debility Las for years existed, proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, alter the Strie tare has been destrcyed, Is Indispensably retieisite to revive tie sluinberieg syai lt, of life, and to reanimate the CoustStulien. Severel Noldetren and Gentlemen, o' he tits! resipecehiUt have becu antler the care of Moors. Currie and Co. for the :novel of coelplaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. and, havi: received a :'it lical and permanent cure, request that referent may he made to them as satisfactory evidences of the deeidei periority of Alessre. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatm nt. Mat! of these Pentlemen have had Strictures from ten to twenty Sr and had been under the care of Messrs:Hoate and hit:wish and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cut by the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Messrs. Conic and Co. may he consulted by either sex witted greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. I( . ' Hatton-Garden. Patients its the country are requested to • the particelars of their cese, age, and general habit of living, inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the sal: will he given or sent to any lart of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertahiey, I postage of Letters may be added to the account for medicines. 9th lune,: WV-107, Hatton Garden. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. SIR, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London I CONSIDER it but an act of justice due to . merits of your LEAKil's P. VTENT PILLS, to conmainic: to you the following Cure, which has recently beer p,rftrmed them. An acquaintance of trine, who by the breakie7 out of old Venereal Complaint (rt.ttided by a complication of chisel arising therefrom) was redoced almost to a skeleton, aid alt(. he had the best medical adotice which could lie obtained, and tel a variety of patent medicines, nothing could be procured whi seemed to suit his case, or do him any servize ; remained in most reduced and pitiable situation for two years, unille to t, low his profession, and scarcely able ,o walk or Lye': to stand • his legs; in fact, no ate whi knew him ever supposed it possil for him to recover. He was advised at last to try your Lot Pills—he did so, adhering strictly to the directi m< gives' tai them—he had not taken more than two boxes, before he few an alteration for the better—this encout,ged kim to proceed at by taking a few boxes more he fouud his appetite and strew!' I .gradually mum, and is now as healthy and stout as any man know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any person to me for confirmation of the above account, if it should be doubted. I Sir, your obedient humble servant, THOMAS PURDAN • Library, Folkstone, July 10, 1805. 'Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Tsyl•-, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his bi-. No, n, New Bridg;•-street ; where, after a constart residers , : mere than 40 years, in a practice particularly directed to thee , of Venereal complaints and those incidental to the pans atinn in both sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which men o: profession should always obsn-v; he flatters himself the ad , . and assistance, he gratuitously administers to per,ons 'akin,: • medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning pubic as an advol - seldom tube obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold by his appointment, for the convenience of those • ins at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-w - . Pall Mall ; are Toy Shop, No. 103, Oxford-icreet ; Mr. D. rough's, No. 7, Fish.street 11:11; Mr. Baxter's, South Pri--.• Edinburgh ; Mr. M'Donald's, Clasgow ; Mr. Callwall'S, Di.: Mr. Billinge's, Liverpool ; Mr. Atkies , ,,l's, Manchester; a , • one person in every considerable town in Cr, at liti: e•i land, in boxes of only Os. 9d. each, si oiled or, with full a:11 directions, whereby persons of either sex may cure • N. B. Every box sold in Grr,.t P.:lain iv sated up. 1 .1 Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commi-sio,iers, is t•:'• - the Stamp Office, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Eridgu-sm , imitate which is felony, and all others are eon:Ito-ten. LONDON : Plinted and public td by 1 EVE:. -1 ' tusk:xi-Place, Lambeth, at the STai-Orstet, No. street. PublLled also as the S.Toit-Qrst‘s„.lenTir 4 • • rc re a, It s,- IS e. - 4 r Itr itu Lek It.. Iltu the of Ott al 56 or/ 1- The tiny I vi• e e re- wk.; r 04.4 'tin- der rears, cure. :11 smut &c. same. .r, 11. e :5. • niose Ira!! 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