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CHZ4TI Mateh 23. MILITARY PROMO'rioNs. WAR-OFFICS, it•aat 10. at Regiment of Oragron Guards--Cornet John Carpenter to be Lieutenant, 'I.) purchafe, vice Million, promoted; Comet Fre derick James Horn, from the 29th Light Dragoons, to be Cor net, by purchafe, vice Parris, who retires; Henry Tarktdn, Gent to be Cornet, by purchate. vice Day, promoted. yth Ditto--Enfign John B. Phillipion, from the 69th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchafe. vice Robert Mahon. who miry*. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—illeutcnant George Ruffel Dqtre to be Captain of a Truop,by purchafe, vice Now al, who • Pim Ili retires. 9th Ditto.—Cornet Benjamin Jones to be lieutenant, wit out pur chafe. vice Chapman. appointed Paymaitcr. rOth Ditto—Quarter -Master Smith to be Cornet, without purehak, vice Sheridan, promoted. 73th Ditto,..Lieutenant William White to be Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Keot,wbo retires; Cornet J.:44h Doherty to be Lieutenant, vice White; Cornet James Mac 'Witter to be Lieutenant. by pnrchafe, vice Henry. who retires; Charles Dki, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Mae Allitier. 74th Ditto--Thonwas Putter Milk.", Gent. to be Cornet, by pur chafe, vice Gave,,, who retires. ath Ditto--Serrant-hlajor Charles O'Donnell to be Adjutant, (with the rank of Cornet), vice Bamford, who ref !Ms the Ad ; S u rgeon William Charnb:rs, from the Sth Battalion of r al efenta ; eY to be Surgeon, vice Little, who retires to half Tay. Sjd Dino—lieutenant Anthony lit to be Captain of a Troop, without purrlitife. To 6c Lieutenants--Idcutenart Charles Davern Allen, from the loth Foot, vice Drought, who exchanges; Cornet Bad Her -vey, vice Litter; Cornet Wi.liasn Sleigh, by purebafe, vice . _ &Woke, who rerret. Regiment of Foot Guartbaptain the Honourable lames Macdonald, from half pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenott, vice Bourke, who exchirges. CoMftteani Regiment of Foot Guards—John Walpole, Cent. to be hags, without purehafe. SR battalion of the eft Regiment of Foot—Lout. John Bonner, . front the haft Foot,to be. Lieutenant, vice Mae lonnell,deceded. id Battalion uf Ditto—George Smi: h. Grin. to be Rotten, without wads, vice Clayton!. promoted in the t it Pattalion. 4th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Rkbard Tate, front hall-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenmt, vice Weblter, who ex changes; Enllgn George Eckardt to be Lieutenant, by pur tbak vieelleygot, who retires. Eitit Dist . — Captain John Currey, from half-pay of the 7th Weft India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Douglas, gremsmed in the 53d Foot. gth Ditto—Enfigo Aswan/ C. Mercer to be Lieutenant, by par- Ode, vice Pearce, who retires •sgsli Elletm.-Samuel Cooper, Efq. to be Payntaßer, vice Charles, dlfmWed the krrice. ally Ditto—Enfign Waiter Rite to be Lieutenant, without pur- Ade., vice Bailey, who retires. spry Dittm—Robeit Hamilton, Gect. to be Enfign, by pun:hare, vita Stern, whole appointment has not taken place. gait Ditto—Norman Pringle, Gam to be Second Lieutenant, wlthtut purchafe. skit Campbell. promoted. s:d Ditto-.iCaptain Ha:tartlet', from the 38th Foot, tobe Cap tain of a Company, vice Tucker, who exchanges. - Ssth Ditto—P. Somerville, Gait. to be Enfigo, by purehafe, vice Rutherford. promoted. Star Ditto--ii.obert Johnfon, Gent to be Enfign, without par ade, vice Hill, promoted. apes Ditto.-RithMst Robitifon, Gent. to be Enllgo. by porchafe. 36th Ditto—Davied Beatty, Gent. to be Enka, by pure:hale, vice Cbaloner, promoted. 37th Ditto—l ieutecatir Leonard Gibbons to be Captain of a Com- pony, vice Mmilosald. &ceded i Lieutenant John Wade Weft,'' Rem half pay of the sad Faot.to be Lieutenant vice Gibbons; I Lieutenant Robert Stephens, from half-pay of the atit Foot, to be Lieutenant. 38th Ditto-a-Captain George J. B. Totter, from the aid Foot, to be Captain of a i'onspany, vice Hall who exchanges. ggth Dtto—Captain George F. Harrifon, from the Bth Weft India Regiment, to be Camila of a Company, vice Boureine‘, who exchanges. 4cth Ditto—Gooey Liviut, Cent. to he &Ingo. by purchafe. vice Pepper, promoted; John Gibber, Gent to be Longo, by pm age, vice Maximal. promoted. • Dir.o--Arthur O'Keefe, Gent to be Enfq;n, by parade, lice Morgan, who retires. gsd Ditto—Lieutenant Donald Williamfon to be Captain of a Company. by purehafe; Faso ticorge Aylmer Munro to be Lieutenant, vice Williamfon. 434 Ditto—Lieutenant Joleph Wells to be Captain of a Company by Purchafe, vice Minibee, who retires ; Enfign John to be Lieutunaot, vice Jofeph Wells ; and Lieutenant Daniei Gardner to be N . jutant, vice Jofeph 44th Ditto—Lieutenant Ambrufe Laae to be Captain of a Cam-' 'soy, without Pureliafe, vice Iremonger, promoted b. the t ath Battalion et Rcferve; Eofign Harvey Wan= to be Lieutenant, vice Lane; and Mathew HAre,Gent.tobe fintigo,vice Welman. glob Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Stesubenzee, from the had Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice lltirton, who eichanges. 47th Ditto—James Butler KeU, Gent. to be Anitoot Surgeon. Oltth Ditto—To be Adjutants, with the Rank at Lieutenants— Enfigna and Adjutants 'fbomas.hlacGee, and James Kerr. soth Ditto—Andrew Mitchell, ed Gent: to be Enfign, by Furchafe, vice Montgomery, promot tft. Ditto—Captain Davi Roberts, from half-pay of the 6oth Foot, to be Captain of a Compaq, vice Fuller, who uuhanges. reeding the differences . 3341 Ditto—Lieutenant Rird Wrfton to be Captain of a Com• play, without Porthole e , ha vice Brotherton, removed to the 3d Foot Guards. 57th Pine... Captain Henry Shadforth to be Major, by portlier', vice Smith, who retires ; Hapital Matt John ruegie to be Affiftant Surgeon. 59lit Ditto—Lieuttnant John Campbell to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchafe, vice Wharton, promoted in the Bth Weft India Regiment ; and Linitet ant William %%Indolent, from half-pay of the i t tit Foot,tobe Lieutenant, vice Campbell. 61rt Ditto... Lieutenant? - Graves Collins, from hall-pay of the Wit Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Bonticr, removed to the it 'Bat- talion Royalt. Gad !Mt o--Borty Fdward O'Meara, Gent. tn be MBllant Sur gent, vice Boyle, promoted in the ad Diviaon of Light Infantry Militia. 44th Pittn--Lieutenont W. Henry Powell, from the ligth Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Striven, who tubules ; Liestepant ohn Vicary, from half-pay of the old Foot , t o be Lieutenant, repaying the Difference,) vire Barton, promoted i and John ( v alai. Gent. to be Ltillin. without porthole, vice Kipling, promoted in the tit W. Ltdialltgiment. 46th Ditto--Folign N.tholas Wrixon, from kor paT of the s6<h Foot, to be 1 ello, v.ce F:Ilon, who exciangcs, and Robert Owlet , Strotnfor, Gcr.t. to be Enfi;o, without porthole, riCt. Trllailla.D. prom..:rd in the Lath Bat:anon of Referee. 48th I)itt• , --biture Bury Irwin, t;ot to be Enfirt, wkbout por ch:Xt. vice ['lollop, pr,n, .tet in the I nth Font. 7 th Pia..—Major I.ewi. t;rt , t, from the tel Weft India Rev went, to be Licut.nant Colonel, by purrhete. vice Wolte, wh ft:it:4; licutenart John 'trough! Platt the 13•1 Light lira goons, to be I.l.toet.a.tt, cite Al len, Platt who carhangee ; Henry Stewart, and Janus Mackay, Gents. to be Latins, without putchafe. gtth llitto--11:tentnt Coloml Jaime Maitl-nd, from the ttt Weft India R. u .int.ot, to be Isteutcnant Lolunel, vice Con..:se whn ex-..trty - e. githlltto--Al-santl•r Bannerman, Ffi. to he Pa7•Maßer. ft Ditto--dlo1;,;tal Mate Michael ltoockt,:ote to be Aft:lent- Surgt on. ll3d Ditto--Captain Hugo Arndt, front half ray et the 311 Fot Guards. to he l',lt•air ... a t '..mpane. ptit Ditto...l.irot•lurt its tot ii.,y to le Capt.in 0r .Con l ,t.y, by porthole. v.ee R• bt r re.,, who retires, and Et nen Ai chi bald Campbell to be 1 1,11,11,1”. vi,,- li .i. ,ad Dittniani°,l.ilt (;,,r i . 11(.: , ..": . f;•tfn ele. 46th Font, to be lieutenant, Cce S • • a 6.. , 14, C. W 11, : a .h.,..g :1 poth Ditto—Alezar.br Lure GI, .a, Gan:. t,.. Sc L.:.f10, by por thole, vire Kb trdom, yotot , ttd 95th Ditto--Lieurem.ri 0, llon. Tamar • - Font in he L'4 1.1,r11411!, , P ttv,ll. se , sft Wt.R Ineba Peri:lc:A—l !tete^•••• .! .r front the 75th loot, to to. 1.3. u. 4I: , :-.1•• I, *ice A.. whn exchar, id Ditto—C -; to I. Air C.h.firin Philip. r j I.•• wog -.. -.wawa rorruzr., ui '.11117,411, 1, 6th Ditto-Enfign Tracey, from the 7th Welt India Re giment, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Elrington, de ceafed. 7th Ditto-Lewis Ritter. Gent. to be Enfigo, without puichafe, vice Tracey, promoted in the 6th Weft India Regiment. fith Ditto-Captain William J. Bourchier, from the 39th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, via Harrifon,who exchanges ; Lieu tenant Alexander Cameron, from the 4th Welt India Regiment, to be Lieutenant. Royal Stall Corps-lieutenant the Hon. Charles Stanhope, from the 32d Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Shanahan, Gent. to be Enlign. York Raugers-Licutemant Edward O'Rourke, from half pay of the 3th Foot, tube Lieutenant; Volunteer -.- Ware to be En fign, vice Van Braun, promoted in the York Light Infantry Volunteers; Peter Cockburn, Fig. to be Paymafter. 6th Battalion of Referee-Charles Stanley, Gent, to be Enfign, vice Gardiner, promoted; ---- Ri.ld, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Keen, promoted in the loth Battalion of Referee s oth Ditto..-Enfign Francis Nelfon, from the : ith Battalion, to be Lieutenant ; Etilign James Keen, from the 6th Battalion, to be lieutenant, vice Hopper, deceared. tath Ditton-Enfign William Trueman, from the 66th Foot, to be tieutcnant. 14th Ditto-John Maclean, Gent. latc Qtarter Mailer to the Burn biiton Pencibia, to be ilnarter Maßet, vice Cameron, who returns to his former half-pay. ark atto-Fnfign James MacArthur to he Lieutenant ; George Yuil, Gent. to be Enfign, vice MacArthur. New Brunswick Peneiblea--Brevet Major Samuel Blake DevalU, from the 3d Well India Regiment, to be Major, vice White, re moved to the 3d Weft India Regiment. l'sleumn's Regiment-Francois Louis Bourgeois, Gent. to be Eon lig n vice Sandoz. promoted. It oll's Regiment-Enfign Jofirph Togginer,from the 62th Foot,to be Enfign, vice d'Arregar, decetifed. The King's German Legion-i• To be Lieutenants, with temporary r ink in the Army-Second Lieutenant William Lewis Langrehr; &Alen Auguftus De Hattorff. Tu he Quarter Mafter-Enfigo John Scbilvefter, from the Nova SendsFencibles. York Light Infantry Volunteers-Captain M. Van Weßnrholt to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the Army ; Enfign William Ha Van Braam, from the York Rangers, to be Lieutenant. ad Royal Garrifiin Battalionn-Serjeant 'Major Richard Street to be knfign, vice Jones, placed on the Retired Lilt. stb Dittoin-Affiitant Surgeon J. S. Eaglanel, from half-pay of the , 9th Foot, to be Affiftant Surgeon, vice Saunders, removed to the ad Gerrit= Battalion. 7th Ditto--Captain James Stevenfon, from the 3th Garrifon Bat talion, to be Captain of &Company, vice Mansfield, placed on the Retired Lift. Royal Waggon l'rals.-inTo be Lieutenants-Comets Gilbert Aird, vice Day, who refigns;Bafil Jackfon, and John Kirkwood, vice Gwyllym, detested. To be Carnets-Elilha Day, Gent. vice Aird; /barter Mailer William Smith, from the 6th Dragoons, vice jaci.fon ; John Fletcher, Gent.vice Kirkwood; Quarter Matta Hatrifon front the sit Dragoons. WAR-Orrice, MARCH 20, 1804. Weßernaseibire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. William Taylor, Gent. to be Cornet. Cirencefter Gehtlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet William Croomt to be Lieutenant, vice Kimber rcfigned. The Hon. Apfley &ulna* to be Cornet, vice Croome. Devon Guides. Idepb Greenway, Bfq. to be Major. Malor Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John H. Edwards, Gent. to be lieutenant ; Charles Pr:ce, Gad. to be COniet. vies Knight. refigned ; Thomas Martin, Gent to be Cornet, vice Musk., reclined ; Rev. Wynne, LI- D . to be Chaplain ; Humphrey Hughes , Gent. tube Adjutant ; John Bianca, Gent to be Surgeon. City of Norwich Light Hnrfe Volunteers. Lieutenant Anthony Halton to be Captain, vice Halley, prninetabi Charles Thompfan, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Heiden. Nuneaton Volunteer Cavalry. George Greenway, Gent to be Lieutenant, vice Newdigate, re. figned ; William Craddock, Gent to be Cana, vice Whalley, refigoed. Ofweßry Rangers. Willem Hanftton Martin, Efq. to be Captain,wke Venable', re belled. Rutland Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Charles Nod Noel, Gent. to be Cornet,vice Clementfon, refiguod. Thomas Blythe, Gent to be Corna, vies Sinn, refigned. Southwark Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet Samuel Welehotan to be Lieutenant, vice Fentintan. re figued ; Thomas Penniman, Gent. to be Cornet. Swanfea Legion Cavalry. Lieutenant William Vaughan to be Captain. Thatcham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. lieutenant John Croft to he Captain, vice Mount, refigned. Cornet Peter Gran to be I.leleteoant, %lee Croft. Quarter Matter John Fain:) , to be Cornet, vice Green. Atgylllhise Additional Volunteers. To be Lientenants--ihnican Campbell, George Campbell, and Donald tsPLean, Gents. To be Fnfigns-Janses M'Nab, Duncan Clark, and Angus M'Guu. gam, Gaits. Ayribire Volunteers. Captain Alexander Campbell to be Major, (retaining his Com pany), vice Kenredy, retigned. 4th Battalion of Arthire Volunteers. Lieutenant John ntrolop, to be Captain, tri.e Snodgrali, appointed to the Militia. Banffshire Volunteers.—t ft Battalion. ----- Adjutant James Reid to have the Brevet Rank of Captaha. id Battalion. Adjutant Robert Folder to have the Brevet Rank of Captain. ileynhurft and Wokingham Volunteers. Adju'aut Thorns, Brown to be Lieutenant, vice But h ncU, rellpned. Burton Daltet Volunteer Infantry. Jaw Amok% Gent. to be Lieutenant Charles Ala, Gent. to be knfign. Doncailer Volunteers. Peter Haekttt,Gent. tole Adjutant. 3d Forfar Volunteer'. Adjutant Junes Spebl to be Enilitn,vike Adam, reflgned; Robert Nm. dent. to be Adjutant, vise Mold; John WcbAer, Gad. to be Quarter Ma&et, vies Mateblfon, refigna. LoyaT Greenwich Water Fencibles Affociation. Hurry Slanev, FN. to be CaptaimCoouvou3dant, vice Colgate, &scaled. To be Coainv—Grorge Smith, Thomas Raioe. and George MJelni, ha I._ I b ut t nante—Willbun Warner. John Sianey, William Julan Kimbell, Thome. EaR, and 'harp Saudi, jun. Conan. lialkin Rangers. Rev T. Hogbet to he Chaplain ; and John Jones, Gcnt. to Surgtou alifit x Volunteer Infantry. CRorze PonArt! and Charles WAltcky, ERA.. to be Eongns. %Val Halifat VulUrteer infAntey. lames Moore, Ffq. to be Licotet.ant Colonel . 0 Holruph., Stamfeld P antm, %I - Unarm Patebett, Thom., Suteline, Robert Sta.a.fi,l4.4 and Edward Ferga'on. }1; . % To be I.ieu:enant.—Chriftnrher Saltmat Ibr, Jahn ham N0n"...t , W1, Timm, jotepb NVtitle.C, >ud iamtat.l l • rtV• It y, i'lt be i n 7:,7 , 11.--Irthe Laßct. imr,pb Ilubert Keljh- ( 'lent t. !7orr. the Gstil ; , 1 L z •ctiorC• c.:,. a: ol g'l.olll , C :.:. t• Ite t.. ~ ~:.~ ~yy4~i. • .-. . b.., h..p1.:....-Vt..•. jot. pl. nob,. ' I 0 ne (.'• :atcr 1...i . ....r—S .rn,•11,1 . 0.4,jun. (,nt. !via . urg ,,, / , --(:,.q ; , ~I .L., I •,I.t. 111 11411 1...,•• of 11:1.f 1-,:f'...f.e V. I , lntecr%. NI j r 3..1. 4 . 4; . 1•• ., ti I. :., Li 1.11 I, .1 i . 1;•ili I , C.,tadrio Ld• w ",; }...... , A 'ss ~I ~3 1 V ... ,•• t.e. :.7.,••, r.th.cr Infantry. •••t, • • ,• c t.•d refizncd. Ltl. to tDc t;...nU:ttizot, rice Wharfdale Volunteers. Jobs Ralitriek,Efq. to be Captain, vice Hawkervcortb, raged. Yarmouth Volunteer Infantry. Enfign Robert Wall to he Lieutenant vice loco Von &ceded; John Searcy, C.int. to be EnGgn, vic e Steward. Gent. to be ditto. iIIMORANOVII. The appointment of Cornet Robert Hope to be Lieutenant to the Kirkcudbright Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry, as Rated in the Gazette of the 4th February laft, has not taken place.. ERRATA in the Gazettt' a n -he Bth December. 'Sq.. • For tflettoeoter lkl'ilfilU, Geol. tube tieutewant, read Ea r jua Md. nAe Af•Dsaai, from the Ifle of Sky Southern Banshon. t be lieutenant. For Drat, Nkboll,o, Gent. to be Lieuteuant, read jebn Nitbdfon, Gent. to be Lieutenant. For -- Moors", °c a. to be Enfign, read Awe, Iti•Dorald, Gene to be Euro. In Gazette of ,jiR January 1804. Loth Battalion 01 Nut folk Volunteer Infantry. For Witham ()thy, Ell. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, Brie Rke Foontaine, Efq. to be SEjor, read Robert Williaa Coley, kki. to be Lieutenant Colonel, A.dr,-rt. Efq. to be Major. In Gazette of 7ty January, 1804. Scat borough Volunteers. For Enfign Anthony befnick to be Lieutenant, vice B,forki, dc ceafed, read Enfign Anthony befwiek to be Lieutenant, vice Teropk, deceafed. to Gazette of r nth ultimo. Andover, Whitchurch, and Whorlwell Battalion. 1 For Roliol Etorali, Eh. to be Afojor, read aerials Aalth Sewall to be Moja, Coorouskot. B.INKR UPTS. . Thomas Mee, now or late of Manebefter, and 'Fete Lunn, of Eccles, within Barton-urou-Irwell, Lancathin-, calico manufac turers, dealers, ehapmeet, and copartners, to furrender April t 6, 17, and May a, at three, at the Dog Tavern, Deanfgatc, Man shelter. Attornies, Mr. Knight, Alancheiter ; or Mr. Curfitor-ftrcet, London. Nathan Robinfon, of the Paragon, puler of St. George, South wark, turner, leather-drefa.r, merchant, dealer and chaperon, March 24, April 7, and May t, at ten, at Guildhall, Londona— , Anon Mars. l'erieg,lawrecee•Poultncy-Hill. Thomas Savory, of Sculthyrpe, Norfolk, miller, dealer and chap man, March 27, at three, Mach 28, at ten, and May r, at three, at the Red lion, in Eak-sham, Norfolk Att. - mules, ;Or. Samuel King, Great Dunham, Norfolk ; or Mr. Geldard, Holborn ' court, Gray's-Inn, London. Laurance Pot's, of Minot, ender, bardwarentan, dealer and chap man, Mar eb aa, Apt d 14, and May t, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Brillol. Attornies, Mr. Glad,* James, Nu. 12, Cray's- Ino-fquare, London; or Mr. Thomas Morgan, Richard Jeokinfon. of Pocklinron, Yorkfbire, money-fctivener, April 11, r 3, and May 1, at eleven, at the George-lon, Cotter duet, York. Anomie*, Meffr. Crosfirld and Moore, Santo) , tired, Strand, London ; or Mr. Chrittopber Newttead, York. Alexander Rofs and John Ogilvie, late of Argyle Rivet, Middlefcx, army agents, bankers and copartners, dealers and daimon, March a 4, April y, and May t, at eleven, at Guildhall. Actor nies, Mein* Richard and Robert Shawe,Tudor-liseet, Black friars, London. John ItVatkint. of Nortlmmor, Otrordelre, butcher, dealer and chapntan, Mardi 24, April a, and May I, at eleven, at the Blue Boar Intl, Oxford. Anomie*, Mr. Tlstnnas Charles Auwood, Bataan, rear Oxford; or Moffrs. Etbnondannd Son, Exchequer Office of Picas, Lincoln't.thn, Landau Thomas Hayes, now cr late of Hurdle, Northompronffilm, mimicry man, kedfruan, dealer and cbapman, April 2, at fort, April 3, and May 1, at eleven, at the Gorge Inn, Northampton. Atter. nit ' s Mr. Bidwell, N orthampton ; or Mein. Kt:Worley, Long. and Ince, Symond's-Inn, Chweery-lane, London. DIVIDENDS. April IQ. John Mof., of halithury, - Wilts, ironmonger, at let, n Guildhall, London. April to. George Riches, of I:cen.ltreet, Chrapfide, London, watelsoufeman, at ten, at Guilsinall. April 14. Henry Trodwell, late of Wolvereot, Oxfortiffine, yeo man, dealer and ckapman, at two, at the Mite , Inn, fdsford. BANKRUPTS pi !REL." 'ID. Owen Reynolds, of Carrick-on.'4 t. ri.rss. , 3cr on the syth and 16th init. and 17th of Patrick Griffin, of Dnslin, (c r.rncr. tv fr. err roh the 19th and zoth init. and 19th April. Thomas Ikatty, pt 1.. Derry, i..rr,..rd the toth and a 7th Init. and aeth April. • Henry Wherry, late v I.llburt., un.rc6 ,tv furrekler the 13th, 14th and aethApriL LU4VIJUN CORN-RXCHAN(;E, 7 uNDAY, MARCH /9. The importations of Whoat arc abundantly great, that of fie! quality being In much requat trees its price, but other fort, are cheaper. Of Barley there is a full fupply, which, with Malt and Bean, of b.th kinds, an lower. Ticks are in large quantity.— Oats are very numerous from the north, as well as (.reign; they have many buyers, anti faks •are at ts. kis price. Flour Is withou alteration. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER Wheat, 28, 421. 341 per qr. While Peak 36g. 4211. Pine Ditto, 535.574. W Bk 14 335. (AL , _ Rye, 28:. 31s. „ Tick llitto 245. 311. Barley, 1133. 231. ad. Oats, 'Es. SOS. 221. Malt, 49'. 532 04 - Poland dluo, 23a 141.64 s PRICE OP FLOUR. Fine Flour 4J3. to 451. Seconds 3tl. to 401. per rack. remit Tilt LONDON GAZETTF, SATURDAY, MARCO 17. Average nice of C rn in England aid Wales, from the returns ending the loth of March, tBc. , a. • Wheat I Rye. I 0a3t1.. I Beans. Peale. L s. s. d. s. 4. s. d. s. d. So o 32 9 12 II I) 9 33 6 37 7 The aver.rje Price of Sugar, computed froze the Returns made n the week . N:a:ch 74.17.1 11. 3id per hundred weight. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 31 of to tl :ss I Pockets slim to 61 los SMiTIIFIELD, March 19. To Sok the offal...per Roue of Elb. Beef as od to p fd I Veal ss od to 6. Mutton Ala 84 to p 84 Park ... 30 .. 44 to 4 1 44 NEWGATI: at - ‘1 March 19. Per (tone of RIK by the carafe. Bed 3. 4d I , 4. Be. I Veal 31 ad to pi 6d Motto* 3. Bd to 4. y B4 . York p 4d to 43 44 , COM 6. March t 2, Monday, no dash fold. March t 4, Woinefday, 1 Conroe fold at 6ca per Cbaktroo. March 16, Friday, no Cosh (oh:. DIED. On the tth Innant, at Farnham, Surrey, Mn. Shatter, reel of the late William Stauticr, Lig. TO THE RETAIL VENDERS OF PROPRIE I'ARV MR- 1) CiNES. NEWBERY and Sons, of St. Paul's Church- . v•r•I, London. Protitirtors of Dr. Janirs'a Powder, Dr. Junes% Anat.on- Pith, Dr. ;terra% ()prob . . :roc; Ur. Aufiltit.Cha lybcate Pill.. Dr. Dooper's Fem.& Pill.. DaILO Carminative, the Cocal6l.f:cid:Ate Snuff. the liff•ner of Cidtstroot att..l a rail. ty of other Arti.l., of reyinfe, baying dikinti furdty Medi cine Deal, rs in I °orlon Le.... by trayclitn.• ttartnfelvit.or by ntrat.s of ildrr. and bawlill. diff.mis red through the klrrdom, large ilti.ottftre of fitur,ot • Pry, ttatlous ; In the hill. of .1 * N'llll th: I an, . of Mr. N,wbrry and the otti^r .ct rt ••, mule sit h•er, cover if a con:..oton is tr_f•..f. with I i, I Lot:, Na• . friary utif , f,,vdling ihopla.r rs to : b ci,ontcrttinnt Mrdieine.—he t It•ra . prop:: to warn the retatt Vsn• t rite Itch difitonnorattle i.nd to intorm Oat be r "ttnnirrto be rd• I artful tr.t, rO, r th- •.d, Iv. . Ital.le tn a Pruitt in to • fraud oleon tbc ae a. upon tl,c Proptirtor. attic 111.1v1trs. crotwynct loch in): t, a J d !1.0 !lacy rt, arty ftyplard with it• - •• • 'it - Aln th,y r 1.-d. t r 141.11 r int nil to cropl.n. *1 t aft soul in ,• I . P. r. to ui are.M ts then, . As al 114iolt a• r. 1,0 r i Tim d a y was paldirlacd, by Dell and Eradfute, and r. Sal lm Edinburgh; and J. Robinfon, Loudon and Mat Una Hodge, Dublin, io four large vols. Bvo, price two pima, its 4r: board., A SYSTEM of CHEMISTRY.... Bv THOMAS THOMSON, M. D. Lecturer on Cbenditry in Edinburgh. :. The Second Edition, much improved and eadarged. • l'he Work is divided late two Putts Part 1. Of the Principles of Chemlftry.—Dook I. Of ample Seto fiances . . Divilhe I. Confinable Bodiec—.4. Oxygen ; sing hi Cumbuitihtes; 3.61(110.2 Ineorotraftiblea ; Metats.....Dtvisas Uueonfinable Bodies—t. Light; I. Calarie---Boak 11. Of Can .. vond Bodies—Divilion I. Primary Compounds—s, Alk a li" ; 1 ,. 1 ' 8,11)1 .'3- 011 am ; a• Acids; S. Compound Combuftiblei..—Da.. Hems 11, seen: :aary. Compounds-1. Combinations of Earths; t; Giafs ; 3 Saha: 4. Hydrofulphureta ; S. So3iwo'"acok 111.0 f Af finity. Part 11. Chemical examination of Nature,—Book 1. Of the Attnuipbtre—li. Of Waters—lll. Of Minerals—lV. Of A rim... • • TO BE LET, AND ENTERED UPON immsum.TELv.. I'WO COTTON SPINNING FACTORIES. 1 - and a STEAM ENOINE, of the - power of Thin Mork., made by Bolton and Watt, late the property of Simnel i deceafed..—There Premifes are fi tuated within a wiffit of the centre of the 1 own of Manchetter, are carts fattralre rude in length, and eighteen yards in width, running, parallel to erg* ether, with a large yard twenty-0x yards wide betwixt. Wes; the w bole are lighted on three lido, and the lights well feeured. Thei arc lix Rorie, in height, bade' having meths.= rooms in the roof. In the yard is a paekhng mom, joiner's sop, fatithy. and crtry other °recital appendage. The fupply of coal Is from two or three different (ounces; and is brought by water carriage to within one hundred yards of the FaCtodes. There is a forcing pump attached to the Steam Engine, as wcH as two large cinema on the top of, the buildings, with pipes for the conveyance of the water, I that they may be inundated in a few subsides; and in addition to this kenrity. there is a Rune flair cafe in awe of the Fasduries, three dories of which are comltrodcd with lagged boors land ceilings, and doors of them iron ; comfy:trendy the fans mece• ferry to be infuredagainfi fire, and the premiums upon It s all be very trifling. In th.fe Premlfes there ate now at work 136 Maas enfeldhlat upwards of 24.000 fplodks, with all the needfary preparing ma chinery ; they aft of excellent conftrualon, and under a good fyf• tem of mar.azemect, and will be fold to the peer= who may egret to rent the fadlorly. For farther particulars, apply to Mr. Peter Maitland. teem& Pori. CHILBLAINS are cured by one application of wHri EHEAD'S FLUID ESSENCE et MUSTARD. _ _ . And the fererell SPRAINS and BRUISES, In lefs than haft the time evilly taken by Opodeidoe, Ameba. fade. or any other liniment or Embrocation; and if trod ionati- Lately atter any accident, it prevents the part tuning MK& The Muftard Pills, are alto taken with ibiguisr facals Rheumatic. Paralytic, and Gouty Alfa:Urns, Ninnbucfs, Spolma. or wandering pains, Flatulency, Indio :Mon sod general Debility; at the fame time, the aEtive fluid Elfence is applied to the parts affeetcd, In theft complaints were Recency It is prepared and fold at as. pL each Bus or Bottle, by R. Johniton, Apothecary, No. Ts, Greek-Bract, Soho, London ; and may be had gi evert Medicine Vender In Great Britain and Ireland. 1 1 — if The I:l;dbLain Ointment, for ekanfing and fpeedlly beau bra cn Chillgains, Is 41fo prcpand by Mr. Jobidtau, rice as. 544. each Box. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and bees 'ratified by the moil confiderable predict le that branch which I thought vow to Alai, I trull that I have ow non mat: I employ,d my time slim' thiare who, in the emotive held et the proteibor, ant oseafiunally Immerfed to uncertainty, mad cameo& always attain that Nears which is acquired by etreousettar the Intelledual power to medals of difordwa The sitleafes of DEBILITY arc peculiarly ante/hag, the the? bring with them a train of concomitant fyniptonw, mid, by a Z e p prefbrin of all vital energy, exilter,ce rich' heresies esebittered.-. Whether they arife from the prevalence of iM exasside, the dettrea tive habits of febool-boys: or the indulgences of teatotty, they ro. quire the moil affsdunus pro:4Eo(4l lkill ; but by the igeoresee of uneducated men, the lysrptorosare aggravated, and the yeah. tution is deilroyed. Asa MEN: Liiß of the ROYAI. COLLEGE of SURGEONSi I grouod my pretenfions en regularity of education; mad every privilege to practice, I feel myfrlf entitled to that conaileistal with which I have hitherto been fo liberally beware/ In the Sell leafed: xis of local weiknefk call' , affiliation Ida prevent the calamity of a dcbilftated frame; bet 'eft= doe cal. 'fem, from a conicioulnefs of the %metalline(' of the Mee white ended bis mistortene, it icarf,d of the cordempt or caftan of bit family phyfician. and broods over his infirmity with candid coo. renlment, it midi be fati.factory for him to be adored rot only at capability of treatment bet alfo of the molt invinbble Cooney. And in recent Vencre..l Complaints it is rabic to prevent palai danger or darer; y in the moll cnniplicated cafes It Is t►e acquire ment of exclufive experience in this hue to died a fafe, MUM, and fpeedy re-eitablllbmect. I offer the advantage of els experience to thole °father fat whet are aillieted with any kind of DEBII.II*Y, of any fymptonts nl VENT RIA'. INFECTION, and in ,n cafes the terms of temu• neration arc Rated on the firß Interview. Petiolts in the country are expeded to Melo& a Bank nme, sal are requeited to (peaty their are and manner of living. MARTIN bREB, Nether of the Royal College of Suwon Is London. krundel-Greet, Strantl, net Temple Bat. ROBBER Ms BALSAMIC F LIX IR, OR COUGH DROPS 7 For Coughs,Colds. Annuls, Moping Coughs, and Confumptione. 'FIIESE DROPS are "Wily allowed the belt Me dicine for the certain Rd/eland detail Core of the above Complaints, not an initance having occurred. tough taken by mote than forty thoofand Patients, wherein they have beat %now. to fail ; fo ftmerior are their virtues over every other Medieins., that let the Patient be ever fu emaciated or reduced, after having tried every Medical aihftance, it will aft as a charm, and Mihail, no litre the molt inveterate Cough, give cafe and freedom to refpirm don, promote r entle cape ltrengthcti whole debili tated Conn itu:lon, procure the ratelhing comfort of relt and Bee* and quietly silent a permanent cure. Mr.Robbetda being • rem tar ProfeiSoral Man, in eatenfive pradtice ' is prevented paying am tendon to the file of the above; he hhattherefere appointed Alefila. Chloe ..nd Butler, of Cheapfide, his wholefide Ageing, and to guard the Public a galnit a (purloin Medicine, fold as Robber**, Court Drop., with counterfeit Direaleart and Signature, (nom roffibly can be genuine) unlefs each dirt:aloe la %nod Richard But lr r. Solid wholefale and retail at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheer Ode, corner of Pateroofter-ruw; and by Bacon, Piddlng. and Oreen, Oxford-Oren ; Wade, Old Bond.ftree:; IRblnfoo,rem dilly ; P..,rfall and Ward. Hollourn; Tun, daMn, and Lew*. wake, Roral Exchange; Vade, 46, Comhill ; Clark, ufl), Boa milli, amino where elfe la Landau ; hat may be had of aoe or more Medicine Venders in every town in the kingdom, in bottles at C.. and 2‘.i.ach. The following are further proofs of the dieser of the above kietlicine : Front 1)r. Michael Heil, of Halifax, Nova Bemis, to fah Dar gtfto In lmulon, dated April IS, init. Cent!, m, n—l mutt beg you will funned imm‘diattly. by the firer y teket for Halifax, without waiting for the wherpart they order, twelve d •rta of Robbords'a &Mamie I Lair, or COOS" ' Drop . whi.b I freely believe to be the very last remedy ever rnside akar for Cov7h• of every deferiptien. At rite tine I re , , ir , d r r-, (rut.. you. I wa, affilebral with a dreadful Cough, and I. II •on-a• on em my Limps, attended with a g , ,at oppreffion sod lain on my invall. to that it wu with pita di:s , adey I could drag my breach. whirl: I ritt•lt em.:ldly code:a halal my own 6:11•••• Frtro t',e l!r, , ng ree.mnlendation Inn feet with them, 1 ws im d.,red tn tea', on immediate trial. which really. as the bill data •d, ray , . in.: ioftart relief, and "n a Bert Short time petfealy re• ft.e,..1 roe. Iha or fine- veinnefled their good effesis In many ob. i In .-e e.fe , , and II•er, tore 11.. for the future never voi/L to IS ••• ~,d tra hat n., other p‘rfoi weula who are 11.11 .. , )u - h• w r- , the,. aegis anted with their r:ett.eo so wi, 1 ••• rt... ~., mil h • 1., rand :.• to let kfr. Robber& troy n.t t •...,., . I...ninil. a,,J afro,. ' Int nt nor well writhe: t.entleaarr..),,rli.i. tif II; , errant. Whew. NIA,. H11:11 W?'.' W. AT Loriimm Haiuct. To-mogvow. ta l Ni. , ,,,. • , • • •• •• • 45 todrateo after It te r• he A .r: n 54 r•inutea 11 - er u • , 1 , ~ ~ .r; NE:C2N • l'r W to pr: :fled Ay 1.1 7 L: r i nt Car , I. S , A .1.. V.. Carty• .1 a: Otr.;t, tan" Ws. ;, i ikit; ,y al at;* • • th• ht. •1 c r •.nr IP.. rAI ti P. , :l• Cl.lll. m 1 •Lc l'ruy 'l., it naol tu"• - .n Tice fn. f loft. ftamt• Vt t • 011 r% it •b• ti. r t •rind 1 . 1 . bi d I ,„ MC at P , lrahlf. , , At.. L., t, . CI. maw li.‘lJ.• =A, u ••1 •. ul No s 9, RC AC /I I a 111 I Itre Gre Dat and itt a ai Frit