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- - _ jet A LONDOK G Z S7TA, Ceeir. 13. ADMIRALTY OFFiCF, OCToarlt 13. dopy of a letter from Vice-Admiral Sir JoHN To oat AS PUCK worm, K. B. Commander in Chief of his Mainly's flip and mite's at Jamaica to WILLIAM MARSDEN, Elq. dated at Port- Royal the SIR of July, 18c4. Sir—You will herewith receive a letter from Capt. MUDGt, Of hiS Majelly's (hip BLAtiri4s, which you will pleafe to lay before the Lords Commiflionets of ee Admiralty. (Signed) J. T. Emelt woRT H• BLANCIIII. off Corona. North 3 miles, June 29. Sir—Lying to, under the guns of Stint Cruz, (Corofoa) at four P. M. I law an armed fchooner , landing in from tea, as Coon as (he was hull out I midi fail, and after a hard chace, the ftigate run. sting eleven knots, under her royals and top gallant thudding fails, at nine P. M. captured the Dutch fchooner Nimrod, mounting four 4-pounders, copper hrtttesined and faftened, and but two years old ; the is the fatleft velrel I have met with fence I have been i i the Well Indies, and was one of the two fchoonerp that engaged the FLYIRG FISH,' baying on board 5o Men. ( Signed ) ZACHARY MUDGE. WHITEHALL, AUGUST 18. 'Ti,. nut has been pleated. by Lettets Patent under the Great g a s of the United Kingdom, to confer the honour of Knighthood upon David Baird and John Stuart. F.fqrs. Major-Gem:rots in the gory, who hare received his Majefty's licence to mein i oil wear the bilge's of the Ottoman Order of the Crefeent (of ths fuperiur Ogroo*, tran'toitted to them by the Grand Seignior: AM *e Order of the Creketst laving been inftltuted by his MaleZ's Ally the Grand Seignior , in commem oration of the fig. Erlmportant tervices rendered to the Ottoman F.mpire by the us atellimements of the Brit& anus in Finnt. the King has ber been pleated, by warrant ander his Royal bienet and Sign Memel. to grant onto the fold Major-General Sir David Laird god Sir lobo Smut hi, Royal licence and Pet ntidion to bear, in alluflon thereto, a crefeent, and ecrtaio other appropriate ho nour abie augmentatlona, together with fupporters, to their armorial taigas; the fame being BM duly exemplified, according to the I westerns., and rtmosded is the Hardie-oder : And alio to °Fier, that the* his Mayfly's leveral momilions, and *pedal marks of bis Royal favour, be regUtered in his College of Ant* OCTOSER t 3. The King has been pleated to grant the dignity et a Samuel of the United Kingdom of Greet Beitaierand Ireland. unto Sir Robert Altar-. of Great sf oningtoo, to the county of Lincoln. Kul,sht, Me his Majany's Arfibarador at the Ottoman Porte, and the heir, m/ dd. b o dy l a wfully begotten, with remainder to Robert Mollie, of Market Stainton, in the Paid county of Lincoln, lifq. anybow al the (Ad Sir Robert Aktilie, and fess of General George Mahe, &ceded, and the heirs mate of his body lawfully hernino. The King has alto been pleated to grant the dignity of a Baron of the laid United Kingdom to William Burroughs, Efq. late Ad. sownie-Gemeral of Bengal, and the heirs male ot his body lawfully MOM& MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, OCTOBER 13, 1 sc4. ph Regiment of Davao Guardn-Auguitus Curzon, Gent. to be Cornet, irkliont prehafe. Eft Regime's' of Dragoon's-lieutenant John Knipe, front half my of the eth Drapes Guards, to be Linitmani, without par ade ; Abisthao Hawke'. Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chafe, vice Armaroug. promoted. deb Regiment of Dragoons-s-Lieutenant rieffnes S. Miner to be Cep** et a Troop, by perdu*, vice Darden, who retires ; Cornet gone Croft to be Lieutenant. vice Miller; Edward Heillseek, Gene to be COMM, vice Croft ; Honovrable Shulto Dallas to be Cornet, without purelak, vice Fytche, promoted. SS* Reetinint of Light Deagooos.-Lieutenant Williams Webb, from the both Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, without pur chase doe Hawker, promoted ; Arthur Saunders, Gent to be Coma. by parade, ince Lieingnone, appointed to the lilt regi- Inert of Life Guards. tlth Ditto--Corn t Thomas Charles Stewart Corry tn be Lieute nant. without purehate, vice Paull, promoted in the tlSth Foot OR Dittoseildetitenant William J. Kent, fruity the iGth Foot, to be Linen/am, without perelsafeoriec M, promoted. 10 klittor-Forgeon Thomas Scott, from the 3 tcl Foot, to he Burgeon, vice ill. removed to the New Braden* Fencibles. t 1 IMiletem if Foot -Hdpital Mate Mlntoth to be At. Melt *neon, vice Walker, promoted in the nth Wdt India >R t. 3d Regiment of Foot. Tot:reaLtas—George Bolton. Gent. by parchate, viee Langley, ; Arbor Gordon,Gent.WithOlat pUrcitafe,Eice Power, who relief's; Charles Ultadan. Gent. without purchak, vice Willett, promoted In the 7th Font. job Ditto-Cap min Richard Annftrimg, from the Beth Foot, to be Cage sin of a Company, vice Praetor, wbofe appointment has not take place; Ennio Alexander Mantel Bennett to be Lleutenaot, without purchate ; John Bait. Gent. to be Eain. .tee Bennett. lith DittosEntign William Crean, from the loth Foot, to be Fo il" witheat purekak ; William Moore, Gent. to be Enfign, without parade. tot% Ditto-Captain E. J. R. Green, from the 67th Font, to be Captain of a Company, without pun-hate ; William Flarnank. Gast. to be Ennio, by purchate, vice Douglas, promoted ; (tsar ter-Maßarlieri.mt Henry Whalley to be Quarter -Mager. 1t th Dittos-eta: ten FAaiter-Sex)caut William Rok to be Quar ter Malta. 16th Dinie-Feingn Edward Calvert Timperly, from the Slit Feet, to be &skim, without porchafe, vice Welfh, p romoted. Mk atto""caflalll Edward Mockler, from the 46th Foot, to be hlaJor, without postbag, vice Mawby, promoted in the ttil Pont. iltft Ditto-alleutenarit John Lowther 7linilooe, from the 3d Foal Guards, to be Captain of a C.inieany, by put. hate, vice Pettifog, who retires; Lawreoce Brown, Gent. to be second Lieutenant, without parade, Wee Pepper, promoted in the soth Moot. seen Regiment of Font-John Grilln Welton ,Gent to i.e Fr ligo, without porno& ; William Augoftms Lyon, Gate to he Loup, winsoot pouching. spit Dino-Robert Benjamin Wolteley. Gent. to he Folio, with out percloak, vice Hedging, mowed to the 6th Weil India Re. she! DittivAintrevre I .ett, Gent. to be Enrico, without porch afe, vice (Mike, promoted is the Sad loot. hith Ditto—tLicateruint Leonard Potter to be Captain of a Coin may, without machete, vice CoAello,oppouttol to the 4th Ve teran Damson. 29th Dittm—Thornas More. Gent. to be Enflen,trice liumohrey, promoted; 'llsonsas Gal, Oast. to be halts, vice Stanch, pro moted. 30th Ihtto—RoGyn W. C. Harpor,to be Lift:tenant ,v ithm,t rut , ask. vice Sollivaa, promoted in the B:,d Fwt ; Wynn.: Lilr•r, 0111 t. to he lathes, vice %torpor. 35th Eittoot-lato•enant William Rawfun to be Ail]atant, toe (*OM, probated in the lath lota. 36t4 I sitto—Serirato•hlajor John Beth to be Adjat.t.t, suit:. the Loh at &Ago, vice lohan , prance ed. 33ch theta—lobo V. Mehl re, it. to he Fncirn, „boll Ft:rebate. 3tlth Regiment of ro .t. To be Farm --I li,emas by porch ;re eke I ,I.e. tam. pmenoti,l; John Willi am 1•011 rd. t;el • 1-r stated: Jukpla .%Ilioyham Jon. •. r et. ei,, h.. 11, the opts Foot ; Edo ant An ;Jour', Cecot. vt,. l Fnetr-I,i Is tle , ftb ilottallon of Refine. dedb Dittmmildajor Paul Andcrfon, from half p ,v of the late enc. gem Rgers, to be h!.4or, vice ll eynell, who en'. ..gre; p Sdall /utter Midterm. from the es th Foot, to be t.•ptaiti ... a Compoi. without purchafe. dis Dee.—. Captain Clink" White, from half par of the late itallea Foot, to be Captain oi a Company, the join. e. ho dunes, reoeMeti the diNeoleteo. kith Dettcomaannirohot Robert H.n ~,b- t".. 7 , An a a Cr. pry, eke Merino, sppoint.l to the Goth toot I .1 , Y•er.. ! trinew wno be Grain of a t'ompauy. *di Dltto--Horpite/ Mote Coon,l/ to be AMC Int Sor row. viec Fawcett, &seated. a rat Ditto—Cartalo Doman ht-Rae, Icons b.lf pay of French'. late Levy. to be of a Company, Wir n el. eboaeor; Faillisti C Z a irm Atherton to be I.irutetUnt, Withoo rarshirta Tide adatabror who nuns. • 50th Dittoe-T-Imatentlat William May to be. Captain of 3 Cor tes:, without purchafe , Lieutenant George Ford to be Ditto; second Lieutenant Lambert Pepper, from the %tit Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafc; Serjeant-Major James Metric to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Enfign ; &demi Benjamin Bax ter to be Quarter-Mafter. 526 Ditto--hnfign I'. T. Fuller, from the 16th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, withourpurchafe; Honourable Henry Powys to be En fign, without pun:hare 53d Regiment of Forx—blajor Sebright Alawby, from the Atli Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchare; Surgeon Ro bert Mlntyre, from the both Foot, to be Surgeon, vice :con, appointed to the 23c1 Li;ht Dragoons. 55th Ditto—Lieutenant James Irwin Jackfon, from half pay or the 56th TOOL to be Lieutenant, vice Creighton. promoted. 37th Ditto.-Enfign Arthur E. Var, Courtland to be lieutenant, without ;Archaic, vim Jermyn, promoted; EuGgn Georg, Baxter to be Dittooics Moore, promoted in the 83d loot ; Robert Rob. Gent. to be Fidign, vice Van Crdand. 58th Vitto—linfign James Mahoney to t o Lieutenant, without 'A rehart, vice Crougey, promoted. 59th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Lodge, from the nth Battalion of Referee, to be Lieutenant; %.iner-Mafter•Serjeant James Booth to be Qliarter-Maltar. both Ditto -.Captain the Honourable trefoil Blackwood, from half pay late 7th Welt India Regiment, to be Captain of • Company, Mee Buihe, appointed to the 7th Foot ; Minitel-Mate Augur. tux Krcich to be Al:Silent-Surgeon, vice Murton, whole ap pointment has not taken place; Horpital Matt Chshnirs to be Affidant-Sorgton, vice Felling, whore ;pp intment has not taken place. 621 Ditto--Lkutenent James Sweetly to be Adj taut; Afflitant- Serjeant Major William Loughbn to he Q uarter-Mailer. 63d Ditto—A i fi rlant-Surgeon.Chaties Farrell, front hail-pry of Hompdch'a late Charlene', to be Arfirtant burgeon. 63th Ditto, Btdkcley, Gent. to be Enke, without purchase, vice Wright crosier cd. 66th Ditto—Joleph 80-ton,Gent. to be Enbgn, without vice Travers, p promoted in th e promoted In the 9th Foot. 69th Din Nichos I rdell to be AMitant Surgeon, vice MDonald,York Light Infantry Volun- [Ctn. 72d Ditto--Lientenant Thomas Staunton, from half-pay of the 613:b Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hood who exchanges. Bad Ditto-4 M. Cuairtime, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe. 83.1 Ditto, Beetham, Gent to be Folio, without porthole. 87th Ditto---Licuterant Richard England, from the 37th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe; Hugh !mine Gent. to be Enfign, without purch afe ; Henry Taylor Budd , Gent. to be Ditto. Kith Ditto—Charles Lawlor, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe ; Robert Bunworth, Gent. to be Ditto. 89th Regiment of Foot. To be Entity, w khan purchafe.-•Abraham Low, Henry Stan ton, and George Percy, Gents. p6th Ditto--Serjeant-M,ljor Joho Cudberfton to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfigta; quarter-Mater Seiko= Daptille Douglas to be Quarter -Mager. aft Weft India Regiment .Lieutenant J. Stuart, from half pay of the eth Fooe,to be Lleutenant,Mte Atl'ingSeld,vrho exchames. Royal African Corpo—Lieutenant Edward Lloyd, from the s gth Foot, to be Captain cis Company, without parade, vice Ed gar, who reigns. sth Sattatlon of Referre-t.Lientenant G. Grant, from the Syth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Robertfon, appointed to the sift Foot ; Lieutenant Augußus Bultirode, fn= half-pay of the ad Foot, tube Lientatant ; Enfign John Comae, from the 39th Foot, lobe Lieutenant, vice Martin, tppoioted to the etch Foot. onto L e i Iro 'erie ant-Maior W. Berwick, from the 59th Foot , to he . * er-Mallek lice Eels, appointed to an Enfigney in the S9th ote ".... The Q,steen'a Gemisn Reglnsent—Hippolite Michel, Gent. to be Enfign, without purch.fe, vice Offerman promoted. The King's German Legion — Frederick B aron Linkmen to be Cornet, vice Bergmann, promoted. York Light Infantry Volunteers--HofPital-Mate Du Parcq to be Allftant-Surgeon. STAFF. Major Thomas Marlay, on half-pay of the sR Foot Guards, to be an infpcaing Field Ofhter of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps in lielacd svith temporary rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the army, vice Ste William Cockburne, whole appointment !sm. , + taken place. sizkoasienvat• The appointment of Lieutenant James Duff from the :6th ILttalion of Referee, to be Lieutenant in the at th Foot, as Itated in the Gazette of the 4th ult. has not taken place Eaa.tru at in the Gazette of the 27th of December LIR. ad Battalion of Referve. For Captain G W. Psddne, from the 46th Foot, to be Captain of a Company,viee Palmer, 4464 rtfires, Read Captain G. W. Paddon, from - ate 46th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Palmer, 1464 ream we the 441 f toy tf 1.14 :29th Fag. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middiefez. Royal EaR Nliddlefex Regiment of Militia. Thomas Prince, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. se, 1804. Wellern Regiment of Militia. Sir R. Crawford, Bert. to he Captain; P. Coultman, James Brant, and R Barrett, Gents. to be Lieutenants. Data Sep tember 14, 1804. Duke of Gloucefler's Loyal Volunteers. Lieutenant Valentine Jones to be Captain, vice the Earl of Clots men, refired. The Honourable William Skcffington to be Ditto, vice Thomas illigh, kfq. refigned. Data September i t. tBO4. Enfign Lock to be Lieutesiant, vice Englefield, refigned. Dated September 18, stloa Fulham Volunteers. The Right lionnurable Thomas Lord Vifeount Ranelagh to be 1-ioututaut Colonel Commandant. vice Aleyrick, religned.— Dated September aB, tiloa. l'rinee William Frederick's Volunteers. Chad Randall, Gent to be Eaten, vice Simian, refired. Dated September ay, *BO4. Somerfet Place Volunteers. Sir Andrew Shape Hammond, Bart. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, vice Tierney, refired; Sir Charles William Rook ltsui;hton, But. to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Ham mond, promoted. Dated Sept. tfl, 1804. Wiltant CrellWell. F.fq. to be Major, eke Route, promoted. To be Captain...a-Lieutenant John Creffwell, vice Duncan. re kEnni ; Lieutenant Alfred Johnfoei. eke Towry, refired; Lieutenant William Knight, eke Tatham, religned ; Lkute nape Arthur MUM' . vice Hays, refired. Dated September di, otoa. To be Li t utenante—Enfign John Finney, vice William Creff well. promoted ; knives John Fairweather Harrlfon,vice John Creffwa, promoted; Eakin John Thoma s Briggs, vim John f ,n. promoted ; k:nfign Chat Ls Hart, vim Knight, promoted; Enfign George Yeats. vice Morris, promoted; Earl 'Tho mas Rcup Dixon, vice Helmut, rained. Dated Septem ber ak. 1804. Tn he I.3,figns--James Stow, Gent. vice Macy. promoted ; Wel. tee Hotta, Gent. vice Flarrifon, promoted ; James Mill& Law fa, Gent. rite lb iyes, promoted; and James Houser, Genkvice Hart. promoted. Dated Sept. 18, tBO4, To tic Adyutans-alleutenant John Finney, vies George Math, relizt.e.t. Dated Sept. til, 111:4. Coturnitlions figtrd by his Majelly's Vice Lieutenant of the County of Southampton. Duke of Gloucellet's New Foreft Rangers. William till, (;.nt. to be Adjutant, vice Mi-achlas, refired. Li.., d Anott vs eke. .‘nel:tecr, %%lite:lurch, and Wberwell Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. . jinn It, ivy Todd, Gent. to he Lieutenant. vice John Golden, sp i r,ilotrd Adjutant, .ad John Cannon Pyle, Gent. to be Enfign, sire J.bn Henry Tad, promoted. D. tcd Aug. la, slke. Com.nlitrions in the Cromarty Battalion of Voliinteer i laantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated September 26, 04_4. Donald hia, '.en,ta. Fig. to he Major, vice Locker, acre afed ; .1 own. tr.; r. I- 61.10 b.. t• M Pa be L Captain ; LICUT. Alciatuler Urquh.rt to Ft dtt.o• ugu Jahn sta Lieutenant, vice Urquhart. J.khn Neehdfort, exam. to be ditto, eke Mackenzie ; Jame. Mac• h attic, (lent. to he Lai*, vice Ra(s, and George Manion 4.1 Gent to be itergeon. Contain:awls in the Argyll and Bute Militia, 11;ned by i.Le Lord Lieutenant. To be Carlinl-vieluSidlisal tiesh Swaike. Catt 4 AogLA a is. sSoi. 3,11 II i Liam not Alaander Ai9.ao. Dated 23 n. 1. ISO} Lieutenant and Adjutant James Lang. by brzvet, and Duncan Campbell, Efq. vice Duncan Stewart, appointed Paymatter in tb... Mcrae. Dated September 7, 18.3.7. Tube Lkutenants—Dooald ht Arthur ,Gcnt. ' • Donald Campbell. Al:sander LangLulds , Peter Campbell, Dunald M•Lean, Genu. Dated Aiwa 12. 1803. Alexanda Campbell, and Jobn Hell, Gents. Dated September 3, TO BE SOLD PUBLICLY, to the Nigheft Bidder, At the King's Warehoufe, in Ramfgate, On Thurfday next, o.ltolacr In, at eleten u'elueki, the forenoon, Tti E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. 4910 cams Gale's 71 Books 21 Gallons Oil I Paper of Nt..dlos 2 Gallons Cordials 63 Pieces Nanween 244 Pounds Coffin c Coffee Cups 3 ditto Tea s Banns 111 ditto Rice a Plate 1 ditto 'Flirted s Fowling Piece 64 ditto Iron a ?Annetta 54 ditto Paint 11 Cups and ei Sautera s Umbrella 24 Bottles Red Wine 3 Table Clothe g Glafs Tumblers so Napkins so Pots N. B. A depoGt of ssl. per Cent. will be required. 1804. Duncan Mlntyre, Gent. Dated December el, 1803. John Campbell, Gent. Dated May 26, like. ru lk Enfigns—Jahr. Campbell, Gent. Dated Odt. Is, *Rot. David Murray, and Colin 80w.,n, Goats Dated May ra, 1604. J o hn M.Dologail, Gcnt. Dated Auguft 2 9 , 18:4. Julio Rots, Gent. Dated September t, 1804. EaaATt'M in the Gazette of' the 25th ultimo. (..).Iteen's Royal Volunteers. For Richard Rattaltorc to be Melt Lieutenant, read Richard Rattenksoy to be Farfi Lieutenant. BANKRUPTCY BNLARGRD. Nov. 27. Henry Hutchings the younger, of High Holborn, Mid ilefez, baker, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUP'T'S Sir Francis Searle, of Kingfloo-upon—Tkames, Surrey, Knight, coal and corn-merchants dealer and chapman, to furrender o,Rober 16, 83, and November 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Anomie', Marra. Elkton and Dasfon, court, Lomivad.ftreet, London. Fanny sirnpfoo, of Francon, Lanoafbire, milliner, Oetober as. 13, and Nov. 14, at one, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Lys, Tookes.cuurt, Carbtor.Rrect, Chancery-lane, londop. Daniel Baruh, late of Whitechapel.Rued, the patillt of St. Mary, Whitechapel, Mlddlefer, (bUt now a pauper in the King's- Bench pri on,) apothecary, dealer and airman, Odober op, at twelve, Nov. 6, and 24, at eleven, at GuikibalL Attorney, Mr. Keys, james's.court, Bury.ftrect, St. Mary Axe. Richard Matthew \Vette% of Aldpte High-Rivet, London, glalk. cutter, dealer and chapeuus, Oduber tB, 19, at eleven, and Nov. la, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lockett, Baring. haR-Rreet. Thomas Main, of Brook-11mM, pull% of St. Pancras, Middlefex. Ron emsfon, dealer and chapnian, Oetnher iR, u„ at eleven, I and Nov. 24. at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Latkow, Wardrobe.plsce, DoCriors•Commons. Thomas Shertn.m, late of Caftle-Rreet, near Fiofbury kart, No v . plumber, glazier and painter, OdOber 22, 13. 3041 Nov. 14, at me, at G-ildtudi Attorney, Mr. Gilman, Dunhill row, Moorfields. Jofepb Keens, of ILlfingfaoke, Haats, deakr and chaplain. °dotter 20.27• and Nov. 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys Mr. Thomas Phipps, Philpot-Lne, Fenchurch•fireet, London. William Pearce and John Peal cc, of Bafinglsall.ltreet. London, clothier. and coparmers, Oaober 30, 3t , and Nov. 24, at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. John Alderfon, No. 20, North- Reset, City-Road. Richard Pluiner Fuller, of Guildford, Surrey, ironmonger, dealer and chaptuan, Odtober 20, Nov. 3, and aat twelve, at Guild hall, London. Anoraks, Meer*. Jenki ns James, New-Inn, Luudon. N0v.12. Henry Evans, late of Calve, Wilts, clothier, at eleven, I at the White-Han Inn, Caine. 0...10ber 3a James Golding the elder and James Golding the yourger, of Pudblil, Gloueetterlbire, clothiers, at the New Lodge on Minehinhampton Common. °dotter 3t. 7 llamas Brooks, of Gainiburgh, Lineable:tire. grocer, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn. !Chagnon-opal-Hull. Egtober 31. Thema Matto, of Birmingham,and Thomas Ni cholls, of Stone, Staffordillire, cordwainers, dealers, chapmen, and cowmen. at eleven, at the Union Tavern, Birmingham. Odober 30. William Holder, late of Painfwkk, Glounitcrfhire, clothier, at PA tweI RTNERSHIPS D geSOLVED. ve, at the New Lod on Hampton Common, John John Lawrence red Thames Woodllock, butchers, Tyler ftreet, London, June 03,1804. JorephWeatherly and Thomas Roberts, goldfmiths, Poultry, London, Sept. 29. Wiliam Fatter and Redihaw Spring, mercers, Glamford Brigs, Lincolnibire, May a. Samuel Montgomery and Thomas Reynolds, grocers, Daventry, Nortbamptonfhire,Chft. 23, 0803. Robert bites and William Rickman, jun. linen drapers, Sr: n bop& Rent, Clare Market, Odt. to, 0804. Calm Rohde and Major Rohde, fugar refiners, Wells Itreet, W ellchrf,fquare, Oct. la. Simon fiat and William Henry Pullen, wine merchants, Ply mouth Hock,Oß. 9. Charles Mutton and Jofeph Samuel Partridge, coal merchants, Qneen-ftreet, Southwark May r, ikos. lienry Woolley Byfred, and Samuel Hawkfworth, booldellers, Charing Croft, Sept. 29, tSo4. John Whitfield, Robert Brown, George BlOtfidd, and Joreph Wh e elwright, broken, New Rents, St. Martin's-le-Grand, Chl. i. Richard Needham, George Horrocks, George Corbel Cotton, and George Jackfori, cuttun-fpioners, Preflom Lancansire, October 6. Miller Chrilly,Thomas Chrifty, and William Miner Cbrlfty, hat manufacturers, Graerchurch-ftrcet, Nov. ao, 0103. John Macdonald and Robert Forbes, merchants, St.. Mary-Ale, Loodon,April 1, Ralph Beaty and John Greenleaves, linen-drapers, Bury, Lan cadre, Oelober 9. To MIDWI QORF.NIPPLF.Sargt.nt .„ ‘ I — , ran bk till 311 art efltatatc• IN-;her and 1,4 n, nit If, both t.' afilletca feud for a p tmplSct, whip It ',lira twit a Layt been rttrol try /11r.. R nits, N 0.14 I.ttng• rre trem , .et:J ; ft reel • Slerwettit eh. Thts Meat. Inc tit ling in many 1 amilks. and (Arc I matt y to wal lataa , y. A pat: ylalr n y att. As Alt. r .. a ..r I ititrekt; li :a- I Et CAPI rAL aRswERY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. HAWTYN, On Wednefday, November 14,1804, at the Plough Inn, Banton - ft in the County of Oxford, (toilers previoufly diipnied of alto gether by Priva•e Contract, of which due notice will be given,) 1 'HE valuable LEASE, 23 years of is un . - expired, at the eafy rent of 761. per year. is. and of all that large and commodious BREWERY, now in the podeffion of Matra BARNILS and WARD, of Banbury, In the count,. of 01- ford (who are diffolving Partnerthip by mutual content). which is in full trade, and brews nearly 3000 barrels of Ale and Pater, heaths a prOportiosable quantity of Table Beer annually. The Pinnifea comprife a convenient Brewery, having a copper that contains 34 barrels. Math vat capacious ern. ugh for mcfliing 20 quarters of Matt, eve large Coolers, containing 93 barreh, an ad der Back of 26 barrels, a Round containing 63 barrels, or fel menting Rrong Beer, end two Rounds of ga barrels for table beer. The prentifes are (implied with an almoft inexhauftible pump of excellent fort orate ~• and, in Short, with every neceffAry rtquifite. Likewife• large Store-houfe,7o by 34 feet, one ditto 6y by a 6 feet, ono d:tto 73 by Is, and two others of a insulter proportion & good office, large hop-room, audt-baud,znaltogarners, cooper's (bop, (table, commodious yard, which comprehends near half an acre of bud, very Imitable for building upon, or any other purpore. Contiguous to the Brewery Is a good hone and bated Dwellhog hook, to nprifing a goad eel at, kitchen, and commodious parlour In Irmo ; back kiteban, yard, an! conver.knt out olEces, five bed chambers, with lodying-rooms ow, r, now in the occupation of Mr. Jaatts WA P .) the younger. The Brewhoufe,dlice, two Bore roonn,coomr's tbop, and Roble, have been cradled within aS years; likewite eight ftore-caiks, containing 644 barrels, t 6 ditto of nine barrels each, a great many butts and hoglheads, all nearly fuel with ftrong Beer and Porter, 1700 barrels, 700 kihierkins, 730 ftrioinaandsphalf-diltto,M very good condition ; a quantity of Malt. Hops, Hay, Mertes, Drays, and every other article (unable toe Cu large and valuable a concern. Alto, Eight Freehold, and One Copyhold Public-hordes, befidte [event no bate, and conditioned to take beer for a limited time.-. There are RIP, three Mah Floefes, and a Mk of about Six Acres. twanged by Melir Barnes and Ward, which may be held for mite preterit year, and it is polLble the porch:if r may base them for a continuance. Banbury. far its Axe, may be called the fecood town in the kingdom for its trade and commerce, and which has of late fo much lectured, and does alto in porndon, that a Dwelling. bottle, which fold go years pall for sect will now fell for acooL and others in proportion. TbevOUntry abounds with excellent barley, and which, by the conveyance of the Ozford Canal, pat ting the verge of the town, and uniting with the Warwick, CO. vw;try, Birmingham, and Grand Junction Canal, will afford a ready and eery conveyance to Loudon, Birmingham, and tho Intermediate parts of the country; and, by rendering the cods cheap at Banbury, will enable the ?soberer to very much extend his trade, and the more A., as there is no other Brewery within about is miles of the town. It is thought a more advantageous concern has (Morn tees offered to the pubic. For further particulars, or to treat for the purchafc by private cot tcadl, apply to the Audioneer, in Banbury, who will antwer all letters (poll paid). Particulars and conditions of fait may be had ten days preceding the auction, at the Crown and Anchor,io the Strand, London ; Motel, Birmingham; King's Head, Coven. try, Warwick Arms, Warwick; Star, Oxford; George, Nora thampton ; Cobham Arms, - Buckingham; White Horfe, Tow. celter ; plice of fate, and at the Office of the Audioneer, in Ban bury. The yurchaters may have imnunediate poffeflioa. HAViNG dedicated tny lelt to die Rudy, and bee* gratified by the molt emifiderable pre/Rice in that brain* which I thauet ;roper to Idled, I truft that I have not more ma. employed my time than thole who. In the evearee held of the protethoo, an oceadosally item reed iu uocataioty, and eastern always attain that heeds which is acquired by eowentratind the intelledual power to one ebb of Nombre. The direttes of DEBILrTY arc peculiarly autrans. to deer being with them a train of Coneoadtant flespomM, and, by a do. VZof all vital energy, names kW becomes embittered.--. they arik from the prevalence die =ample, tltedefirne. dee habits of feboothoye, or the indulgences of maturity, they re- Ore the molt affiJunus profellional ; but by the (VOODOO 02 uneducated ma, the 'rapt:aware aggravated, and the cook. tot :n is der-rayed. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURC !OWL I (mod my pretendor.s on regularity of educed oe; and reeling every privilege to prathee. I feel myfelf entitled t e that eonfidenoi with which these hitherto been Co liberally honoured In the left fenfidons of local wmknefs, early application wit prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where he hd• ferer, frein a confeloufnef. of the warrant's& of the eke wide* anted his misfortune, is iterful of the contempt or cesium of by family phyllelan and broods over his inflrwdry with careful coo mahaent. it mull be Lamest:tory for him to be 'Mired not eel/ el capability of tratmunt, but alto of the molt inviolable feoreey. And in recent Venereal Complaint:Bk is potable tis prevent psi', 4anctr or diftres ; In the molt eompkeated cafes it is the argotic meat of eselsive aperleace fa this line to die* a fair, cavea t and (reedy ripeftstantawat. I offer the advantage of this arportence to thofe of either ter who are ifdiatd with arty End of DEBILITY, of any fmnptems ad V EN hREAL INFECTION, and In all cafes the terms d rows aeration are hated on the list interview. Ps - ants in the country are expected to brisk a Bank nom% sea sternudted to treaty their age acs manner of Wog. MARTIN BRIE, le ember of the Re ol College of Surgeons to Imam nlo so, Arundel-tine, Erewd. rest 'I maple Par L O RD C 1 ESTE:i FIELD - fai,l - , - " AganJ feu of Teeth, in either rex, moll eonfokrably add to Oa prepped lons formed In the mind on a MR aneararice.'...And the obis , vai ion acquir.iii addition.il turce from the ciroundlance of the gee- DI F D rainy of the Eitel& ovine, from their mode of livi-g„ bdag On the tub Intl. James Barton, tiq. of Penwortham Hall, I n troubled nil, th., Scurvy in the Gums. whieli produces Tooth the County of Lancaltaire. ache, and eventually rotten Teeth. Theft difacreeable effe On TF aridly lalt, at I.is hout: at Feted/tam, neat Richmond, may be pis emits,/ by the timely Me of BIJ TL) RESTORA - Surrey, Witham Crsnkc, Lfq. aged fit. TIVE •TOU I. uftd by the Queen atel Near Cork, John Beefier Creaeh, Lfq. of Cre.,;', Ca r, Cork. Fria:efts, the Duchoitos of York, Bedford. Ilsvoniblec, 0 ed.:, On the tit inftant, at his haute, tipper Gower-firwt, G eo r ge Leeds, Rutland, St. Alban'., and molt ti• the Nabothy. It troyar s F fq. a dinsnefs and houtifol red,efs to the Gunn; to the Br,-ari, toe On the St h inft. at Cambridge, Mrs. W Walton, wife oldie Rev. mot dele4rtahle lv cetrwts; to the Teeth a pearly whiteners, reocrol F. J. H. WeilaP on, of south Weald, Mkt. "'Wet, apd irgvcwj the drisdmil At Edinburgh, on the ad loft. Mr. George Cumin of Ktittgas, d the "fro;b ache. writer to the fignet At Fdinburzh, en: the 3d inflant, Mrs. Elizabeth Weir, widow 1 1 coe S n o ti l:. a wh i% i t ' er i tu a tt n et retailuw, l a n ! b iN o T s r es .r a i v n a t s. i 9 ‘ d 's' ea N ch ° , a ss . .i Ci th . ;!: "Le ot : of Capt. John hseretr. Ice, No. 4, Cheaptole, on the Ramp. They may be had A,• Saturday fetioi c ht, Mr. 'Thomas Whltrirgron, of Fliniorden, at ref ~11, of Harwood, t...nel•r• L,m ; Other, Ma' Rut; Huta. f., the very advanced age of lot. He retatoethall hi, fa sas re, ll t Sharpe. Do .1; osircy. and S smm oda tcrt•••• to the very lan h-ur a. ev,r he .11.1 at col other period of P s I,k, tit Bshee. I I or, t h !' and could walk a dill ante nt two or mile. with period 'Vora 0. oil. : lit.. iact.4 one Poetfca 11t.1".7tt sod His loot lit. wss renda‘d remarkable by Never). coultant attach IL, ‘rco ; ry ard Ginort, Brice-no ; Nurtrier, - ment to drinking ; hut he move had any other liquor than gin, r,rd, Al itri t. and Sims, B. th : thdgeth • and of which he daily Brant; two or three glades till wis in a furtni ht of hi. death, He W 3. loon in the reign if Karr, a niult perfeet .:11,sn aThe tenons of 9....ietn "s l i n li r,•,..( an se d it i ......o d be often rooks. In the rel.:llion of yt, we , turployt dLi veylng troops and eac7c,-; 0,411 s'sbridge Ili. re- ! 1 , 1 .',„ mains were interred in litilin;tlo , s Clu:st h ,Jrj, our bit (stilts's, I" , „ :•t s ' ha . ••/ •. )o y es ; • oresp , o, - nt--• who died about cc. IC:J.. 110, C A.A./ AI the 1 . 4111. age. • • '; - II aAssist and Duns, Non Milton.; lAsr• HIGH WATER AT LGOOON Ltd and : I h , Read, annowth ; Bock. 11 " : “ Ir orning M df'tere•vi • •' • ay st 55.'4 t, ' 11. d; ~n. blture..llle • l'e.,k R. 4.. kmlrd• 4 al. , b r. I I•il• ; hol t u e s • u s' fn an ehart, York ; •' • •• I • er ; a. 1/ bpref. •1 • . ....I r :.• 111•14. Si.Pc as lhae7 ;N. w rote. ' •lots, rot Startute.tven ; l.rerte and K , nt It s C Re ullo g ; so.l by mutt iits; Itisiters V 10,. :t. IP, I 100i1f . .1 Kleedosn• her mwed `4lvcr Word murk Broto• R. honer, Cllcamide, Landon, ra uo 1,01 ,• J'Atiltad AT LEV PL ICFPrr. (al C a " I • , r• softy, at the STA. OVTICI. , • 14, ...Is: :••• AU. 4:149/Pa Orrick Tamil '+" BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND, William Brown, of Skibbereen, county Cork, dealer and chap man, to lucre ndcr the 19th and act,. MIL and aoth Nuv. James Mahon, of the city of Cork, dcaler and eharnan, to Curren der on the 19th and aoth init. and aoth Nov. BIRTHS. On Wednefday, at TunbridieCaftie, Kent, the Lady of W. Woodgate, Eiq of fun. On the 6th inftant, at Lord Aoki:nine's, St. Andrew's-rquare, Edinburgh, the Lady of David Rob, Fofq of a fan. On the 7th inft. the Lady of Caput:, Paterfon, of the Nary, of a daughter. At Marylield n , ar Limerick, the Lady of the lion. George y, of a daugh• cr. MAO.RII D. ..... Thursday, at Lambeth Church, Robert Morphrtt, Efq. of rail Grinticad, in Sufic:, to Mrs Read, widow of Ale.sander Read, Efq late merchant in the City of London. The Rt.. I.ere., Merrier, Minifter of the French Lordon Church, 'l'hrcadnecdk•Rreet, to Mila Martha Rattler, youngcli daughter.' Mr. Battier, of Gould (quote, Crotched friar.. • wr ---- - 21 NUA