Star. — London, England, 1804-05-14 00:00:00

Fran ths LCNDON G.-IZE7TE, Slay is. WMITIHALL, MAY 12, 1804. • The King hc. been plcaied to grant to th.: Right Honourable WILLIAM PITT the Offices of Chancel or and Under Treafurer of his Majeay'sEachequer. The King has been pleated to grant the dignities of Baron, Vif. onunt, and Earl of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire land to the Right Hon. Edward Mean Clive, and the heirs male of Ms body lawfully begotten, by the names, Ryles, and titles of Baron Powb, of I'tlwis•Caftle, in the county of Montgomery; and Baron Herbert, of Chirbury, ii the county of Salop; %ileum:. Clive, of Ludlow, in the laid county of Salop, and Earl of Kiwis, in the county of Montgomery. The King has ban pieakd to grant the dignity of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to the following Oentlemeh. and the refpettive heirs male of their bodies lawfully iillSoitaiz William Honyman, of Annadalc and Greenway, in the coun ties of Orkney and I sinlithgow, Efq. Alexender Penrofe Cumming Gordon, of Ahyr and Gordon- Ron, in the county of hlgin, hi • Richard Jcieph Sullivan, of Ditton, in the county of Surrey, Efq• Henry Mainwaring Mainwaring, of Over Peewee, in the coon ty-palatins of Cheller, Efq. William Middleton, of Crowfiald Hall, in the county of Suffolk, David Maxwell, of Cartionds, in the Stewartry of Kirkcud bright, Efq. Drummond Smith, of Tring Pork, in the county of Huts, Efq. with remamdcr to Charles Smith, of Sutton, in the county of Efq. William Fenn', of Wbamphrcy, in the county of Dumfries, Eff4 i Jo►n Denn Wallis, ti' Ormathwaite, in the county of Cumber land, and of Warield, in the county of Becks, Efq. John Lettwidge, of Wycitaway-Houfe and Winkley Court, in the county or Devon, and of Sandhill Park, in the county et So t rfct• The King has been pleated to conftitute and appoint the Right Han. Francis Lord Napier to be his Majefty's High Commillioncr the General Affembly of the Church of Scotland. ADMIILALTY•OFFICI, MAY 12. !MAGI i Letter from Viee-Admiralßmwtea, Commander ht Chief ad his 1/kicky's Mips and Tetras in the raft Indies. to Mr EVAN MUZAK, But. dated in Bombay Whom. the icth December, 'Soy The Maria Francoife, a French tranfport, laden with ordnance, Rores, and provifions, has been cap tured by his Majefty's (kip Suaaanass. Caps of another Letter from Via-odmirai italicize, Commas der in Chid of his Majesty's (hips and veffels in the Silt la =sberoffir EVAN ?Jetsam, But. dated at Bombay, the 1 4th 'toy. Sir—l'herewith indofi, for their Lordfhips' infor mation, a lift of the captures made by bis Majelly's fquadron under my command; sod have the ho mey to be. ate. (Signed) TETI& 11/11111111t. A L* eJ the Nye Ohs enemy taken, drawled, and reopened b his hisiefffe Sips ander the command ei Vice Admiral Beaman, d the Bak ladles. Datzehn brig d'Haaje, et 6 guns, 33 men, and sib lOW : taken by the 'Caroline of Cape—, Aogaft s, ao3. Batelan Gap America je.hainis, of 6 maw, 16 men, and 03 sees, hides with row, mice,. attack, kc.: taken by ditto of hum Angell 3. 0603. French hip Phenix, of 166 tom laden with pepper, (pines, and bale reds: taken by the Vidar of Priors-Hood, Sept. 4 , 11103. French hip Petit A* aloe, of ain and t6o tons, in bid ' hit : then by the Cordite ardites September 7, slio3. Peed& bet 16tia hanealis, of syo lino, Idea with Odd se amy. ordnance. tares, and pythons : taken by the She:ends of ditto. September 1, An. (Signed) MILITARY PROMOTIONS , WAR-OITICII, MAY 12, 1804. id B.4lSelk of Life Gitardo- -- Panneeford, Gent. to be Cornet and flub-Lieutenant, by pu-ehate, vice Tumour. who retires aR Regintentiol DTagoos Guardw-Millians Elmo, Gent to be Cornet, by purdah, vice Trafford, wbo retires. 7th Ditto—Captain the Honourable 'Sward P. Stewart, from the jd Poet Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, aka Klan, wbo es. @Mosel. Sft Assassin a Dailiestesent Berated Mime, fecal beg payed' the sa Dnlom Guards, to be Lleacesst, without Facade. ?A Reenact of IVA Dragoeftm-Cenwe Solar Poebee to be . . - Lkwising. by pwdlit‘. — Cmostilai, tie Jinvoifa. Gent. to =winning per. at*, vice Bowers, progootral. grit Ditto—Janet Reid. Gent. to be Cornet, without parehafe, vim Drown, promoted; Charles Johnfon, Gent. to be Caw, without mask. tyd Ditto--Lieutettant Francis Anderfon t from bait pay tate 23d Llght Dragoons, to be Lieuteoust , without purdufe ; George poliornbe, Gant. to be Comet, without purchirg, site Haw!, promoted. git Regiment of Font Garda.—Lawreoce Kortnight, Gent. to be moo` parchafe. 3daptain Clarks Aspens Welt to be Captain of a Company. vice Hunter, de •ikd ; Brevet Major Gilbert King, Gam the ytb Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, Me Honour abbe E. R. Stewart, who ,:changes ; Wigs Edward Breton to be 1/emenant, vice Welt. - 211 Regime:44 Foot—John Pregoit, Gentto be Eurtga, by por thole, vice Lennon, promoted in the 7th Foot. ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel the Honourabk E. M. Pakertham, from the 64th Foot, to be Lkotenant•Coloncl, vice Lord Fre derkk Bessdnek, removed to the 45th Foot. 73th Dkto--Enfign James Galbreath to be Lieutenant, without purthafe, eke loom. deceafed. 424 Ditto—Daniel M•intofh. Gant. to be Enagit, without pur thare,vice Prefer, promoted. 45th Ditio---Liestesont-Colonel Lord Frederick Bentinek, from the 7th Foot, to be Lieutann6Colond, vice Montgomery, re moved to the 64th Foot. 46th Ditto—C-ptain Theme, Dlekfon, from the half-pay of the late sts ft Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Acme:cep, removed to the Ift Garrifeo Battslion. 48tet a ritte—George Phillips, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur e vice Edwards, who rains. 5341 Ditko--Enfigts Henry Parker to be Lieutenant, by porthole, vice Sherwood, who retires. gstb pity... Lieutenant John HeyNger to be Captain of a Coin • t urf, by purcliak, vice Lee, promoted in the tit Welt bubo jph Ditto—Davtd Graham, Gent. to be r by pureh-k, vice Drake, promo:. d. gift Ditto—M. Irwin', Gent to be Enf-go, without put-chafe, eke Brackenbury. promoted. bath Dkto.—Colorel James Mae'{otttt► ' ,t. from the 45th root. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, eke PACnhals, runuteci to the rt Foot. lloSth,Dittw—Captain Charle► Lloyd, from the 134 Tont,to be Ma• jor, by purch.fe, vice Lord Rondagh, who re...res; Jeremia► Thomas Sullivan, Geut. to be Enfian, without purchofe, vice Stewart, promoted in the oth DatuU.•o of Rekrie, Anthouy S. Matlock, Gent. to be Earl, without purchate, %ire Jon,., removed to the 44th toot. 4,9 th Ditto--Captain JoLn Eylln Nacos:en, frJni pay of the sth knot, to be Captain of a Company. vice httar, i. 11.1 a- elakeiltes. 70th Ditty--Entign limey Nicholls to be I ....tenant,yritbout chafe, ulet Leach rr-m.er.l 94th D•tto--Captun P 11.11), Ray, 1 -on) Ole h7l° e' tft Drigumq Ou etl4. t.• tx. of a t .r.lpalt •v. U. mew., d to the 7th 4,:arr,1 , 41 EA, r3llOll. aft W set In•'.ia (;rnt I :•flitr, mato , • •1 in t'lr- r • b 1.!.r ( •`:e ad I. t ',archaic, Pr 6th r• 1 trot. - . }or, v,cr P 7(., removed to the 3,1 Ea New South Walt. utr•.: _:.: l)rxt,on Go-rds. (: ;.taa.t r , I r of ft: II 11 ♦.<.nr an 1.cy.,• (2' aitu. • h Lcr.“.l ~r.l 4 114,1414 1 1 To be Majors—Captain William Pollock, from the 5 tit Foot titY Captain Jeremiah O'Keefe, from the 57th Ditto. To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Edward Lents, from the Stith Foot ; Lieutenant Robert Ball, from the 19th Foot i Lieutenant Benjamin Sullivan, from the 54th Foot. tit Royal Garrifon Battalion—Captain Richard A emttront. from the 46th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ravenhill, who retires on the halt pay of the 91ft Foot. 3d Ditto—Lieutenant Jnfrph Barningham. from half-pay of the 48th Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Gibliuns, placed on the Re tired Lift. 4th Ditto—Patrick Tytler, Efq. (Fort Major of Stirling Cattle) to be Lieutenant, vice Fearer, placed on the retired lift. 7th ICto—Brevet Major James Douglas, from the 94th Foot. to be aptain of a Company, vice !Velem, who retires to half pay. STAFF. To he Payeaafters of Recruiting Diftriets—James Poole, Erq. late Payniaiter of the late Recruiting Depot, in Ireland; Jamb Eastionfon, Efq. Lite Paymafter of the 62d Foot, vice Otvray, de marecL To be Affiltant Comtnifraries of Stores, Provifions, and Forage to the Forces—Bernard Bayley, John Croft, Thomas Dunmore, William Bagfter,and Mungo Honeyman, Gents. To be Affiftant Commiihrics of Stores, Provitions, and Forage on ' the Home Service--Thonias Popham Lurconabe, George Miles, and Andrew Majoribanks, Gents. .. BARRACKS. George Peaeocke, Gent. late Adjutant of the 88th Foot, to be Bar rack Mailer at Malta; Alexander Walker, Gent. to be Barrack Mailer at Gibraltar, vice Stone, rased ; Patrick Lenges, Gent. late a Lieutenant in the Canada Provincial Harem, to be Bar rack Mailer at Qebee, vice Chandler, decesied. To be Barrack Matirs in Great Beitain--Thonsas Bartlett, Efq. Captain of a Company of Volunteers, vice Erfkine,deeeafed ; Kam Dubois, Gent. eke Edgar, appointed an Affifiant Barrack Matter General ; Charles Rawden, Ffq. late Paymafter of the ad Eaft India Battalion, vice Watley, &cared ; George Darby, Efq. Captain on half pay of the late Independent Companies; Patrick MtLarean, Gent. hue Captain in the Btft. Foot = Symes, Gent. Lieutenant in the 39th Foot ; Henry Scry Gent. late Lieutenant bathe Jamaica Provinelab ; Robert Law foo, Gent. late a Lieutenant ha the Ozforslthire Fenclble Ca valry ; Matthew Wood, Gent. late Deputy Bernick Matter at Plymouth ; Thomas Edward Ritchk, Gent. ; Jamas Ellis, Gent.; James Rougithead,Gent. ro be Deputy '2arrack Matters In Great Britain—Matthew Howell, Gent. =half-pay of late 93d Foot, vice Nelfoo.refign ed ; Charles Martyn, Gent. Lindeman In the 7th Genii . = Battalion; John Reale, Gent. late Adjutant of the Suffolk Fen eibles ; Cicada Pinks, Gent. late 1 acanenant In the 6th Dra goons • phis &Ohms, Gent. • . Duminalhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Francis Lareefies, Efq. to be Captain ; William Kele, jun. Gent, to be Lieutenant; Gauge Syme, Gent. to be Cornet. Lambeth Volunteer Cavalry. Cornet Jahn Aftk7 to be Captain, vice Wades, reigned. Pottery Troop of Stafforcifhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Limestone Samuel Simplon to be Captain, vice Spode, reaped. Teignbridge Hone Artillery. Lieutenant Mark Ban to be Captain, vice Short. un l ined; Car. net Francis Parker to be Lieutenant, vice Batt; Nicholas Bs ' ter, Gent. to be Cornet, vier Parker. Allston upon Merfey cum Sale Volunteer Infantry. Rev. Richard Popplewall Johnfon to be auplabs. Charles Poole, Gent. to be Surgeon. ad Battalion of Ayrfhire Volunteer Infantry. David Wateetton, Gent. to be Surgeon. 3d Battalion of Ditto. Ennui Richard Reid to be Lieutenant, vice MeGown, reaped. John Todd, Gent. to be East's, vice Reid. Ayrfkire Volunteer Riflemen. Rev. Hamilton Patti to be Chaplain; David Craig, Gent. to be Q.itarter.itetatter; —.— Norke,Gent. to be Surgeon. Bainton Beacon Volunteers. William Porter, Gent. to be • Belvoir Co ll ie E l:Of:jitter Infantry. °nylon Chappel, Fig. to be Captain. Bourn Volunteer Infantry. Enfign John Dove to be Lieutenant, vice H. Dove, reigned; Wil liam Thorpe, tient to be Lieutenant, vice Phillips, reigned; Theophilus Williains, Gent to be Enfign, vice Dove; Hugh Holland, Gent. to be Quarter -Matter. 4th Battalion of Carmarthenfhire Volunteer Infantry. Thomas &mon. Efq. to be Captain, vice Stephenikm, reigned; Enlists J. Howells to be Lieutenant. Mee T. Bowen, reigned; James Lewis, Gent. to be Hakim, vice Howens; Th omas Tho me, Gent. to bat Entign, vice Davies, reigned. Chatham and Gillingham Volunteer Artillery. John Tree, Gan. to be Firft Lieutenant. Dudley Volunteer Infantry. joins Roughtoo, Gent. to be Emilio, vice Williams, raped. sth Regiment of Forfar Volunteer Infantry. Eulign Alexander Ouchtcriony to be Lieutenant, vice Wyllie, re igned. Fowey Volunteer Artillery. Second Lieutenant John Hallett to be Hitt Lieutenant, vice Ben net, promoted; Robert Rean, Jan. Gent to be Second Limit.- Dint, vice C. Bennett, reigned. Fraferburgh Volunteers.—Tyrie and Strichen Company. john Woodman, Gam. to be Enfign, vice Gavin, refigoed. Godalmiog Volunteers. Enfign William Twyeroh to be Lieutenant, vice Joyce, refipsed. Richard Twecro(s, Gent. to be Enrol. 19 Regiment of Fiertfordfhire Volunteers. Alexander Ward, Gent. to be Adjutant. Heydon Volunteer Infantry. , John Copland, jun. Efq. to be Captaiu, eke Copland, rcligned. Litchfield Volunteer Infantry. Enfign Sherratt to be Lieutenant, vice Peam, reigned ; Tho may Niety Cock, Gent. Gent. to be Enfign, vice Sherratt. yth Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers. Lieutenant Colonel John Peter Harkey to be Lieutemott Colonel Commandant, vice Sir William Curtis, reigned; Major Tho mas Dewier to be lieutenant Colonel, vice Hankey ; Captain Theophilua Heathy to be Major; Lieutenant Robert Steers to be Captain; Enfign William Parnell to bc Lieutenant : John Rob. rt., Gent. to be Enlist' ; John Tumey, Gent. to be ASfiant Surgeon. toth Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers. Enfign George Michael TatLan to be Lieutenant, Mee Reming ton, trtimcd ; Robert Elliott. Gent. to be &Aga , vie* Tatham'. Llnn Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. James Bryant, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Upwood, eclipsed. Norwich Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Samuel - tore to be Captain, vice Firth, promoted. 1 1 .nfign Richard 1). bottire to be Lteutenant, vice Stow.. Lubin John Coribic Barnard to be Mato. vin Stepping, raw* Noitiogharnflnte Volunteer Rangers. Waal» Jobrdlone, Gcrt to be Quarter Malta. • Henri Kertrorth, Ge.t. to be Surgeon. Pocklingt on Volunteers. Jilin Sti/batd, Gent. to be Ad!atant. Rifbri.tge Hundred Volunteers. Lieutenant— Guelt to be Adj want. Somerton and I.angport Volunteer Infantry. Rev. Henri Darµ to be Cba?lain. Titane Volunteer Infantry. lieutenant Henry Lupton to be Surgran. Torridge Regiment of Volunteers. W.aler bier.e , ,..i, Gent to be 1 i, 'tenant. I A.n..1": ~f York Vt.litnteer Infantry. . A 'v.: , )flt 1'..1..arn Wakininn!, iiIVC the Brevet rank of Captain. tur Noe Nov se. 71c ,vrcentnrnt of Charles t ttt - , t rd, Ger • to he Entign in the E.t o. tre, l.trtie Stan:our:, K rtiti.ury Volunteer Infantry, as :'•• d tusk , Gaeette •f rti. I.st It:At taker place. be tmcr.• ,r I ),_., • 1 , 1 that have been Tide to ehlt Ely ttittk• 11 - I..tohrd •:unteet., hare not takro place. te t,4 G..zstre of the sth inft nt .I)l_utral Leginn. : J. ;• ,A ; i t • . • e W.1 . .1•11, i• - (7 . 1 :1 if ,tt.l.t t. RTgirr., nt c;t Militia, t; I.r t I telittmtn•. . • gi;Dgncd Commiffton in the Betlfordthire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. The Honourable George Brown to be Captain. Dated March 30, 1801. Commillinns in the Royal Lanark Regiment of 'Mi litia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Alexander Macdonald Lockhart, Efq. to be Second Lieutenant Colonel. Dated Apia 9, 1804. James Lament, Gent. to be lieutenant. Davi March 26, atm. Sanmd Eden, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated Apr:l 9.1804. ComMi (lion in the Dab) (hire Supplementary Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. George Gilbert to be Enfign. Dated April 10, 1804. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Gordon, ow or late of Pegboufe, in the Fara of Painfwick , Glouctitcrfli n re, clothier. BANKRUPTS. Robert Harcourt Twycrofs, of Brook-arca. Holborn, parifh of St.' Andrew, Middlefez, jeweller, dealer end Chapman, to furrender May as, 22, and June 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Ihir. Jolkua Mayhew. No. 27, Pulteney-Brat, Golden-fquare. Edward EaR, late of St. George's Crefeent, St. George's Fields, Surrey, coach maker, dealer and chapman, May is, 59, and June 23. at twelve, at Guildhall Attornies, Marrs. Cockayne and Taylor, Lyon's-Inn, Temple-Bar, London. John Dalrymple, of Ruffell-fquare, Berniondfey, Surrey, corn dealer, lighterman. dealer and Chipman, May as, an, and June 23, at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Broad, Union-IL-ea, Southwark. Bateman Knipe, of New Bond-Itreet, pariah of St. George, Hans. vet fquare, Middlefez, wig -maker, May 16, 19. and Jure 23, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Dhoti , Naffau-ftrat, Soho. John Gayer and jam ea Mardian, of Rothcrhithe, Surrey, patent gun-carriage -makers, dealers, chsprnen, and copartnm, May as, 19, and June 23, at One, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wood, St. Bartholomew's Hofpital, London. Thomas Corbyn, of Cheapfide, London, draper, dealer and chap-' man, May x 3,26, and June 23, at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Scott, St. Mildred a -court, Poultry. Rob-rt Dymoke, of Temple-Mills, near Stratford, Effez, calico printer, dealer and ebarnan, May 39.29, and Jain' 23. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Humpluzys, Tokaahoufe yard, London. John Srenky Black, of Lamb's.ltreet, Spiralfields, Middlefez, oil and colour-min, dealer and chapeau+, May as, az, and JOIC 23, at ten, st Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Store, Nu. 9, Gar Eck-hill,, Cheaplde, London. Robert Dritonay. of Great George-ftrea, Minortes, London, say.' lot, dealer and eliaptrum, May 16, 16, and June 23, at ten, at Guildhall Atteneey; Mr. Burt, Epfenn, Surrey, and Gall lquare, Cradled-Mats, London. Thomas Nairn, of Wapping-drat, pail& of St. John, Wapping,• &diddled:l, bread and Mk-nit-baker, May 19.26, and June 23, at one, at Gnlkihall. Attorney. Mr. Burt, Evian, barmy, and of Gould-fqsare, Crutched-Friars. London. Jams Hatfull, of Butcher-row, Deptford, Kent, Rath, dealer and aumnan, May z 6, 16. and June 23, at ten, at Guildhall,London. Attornfci, Maltz Eats and Risen, Haydon-fquare, Minories. Stephen Brain ' of Pile March, par . & of St. - George, Gloucelteralre, coal-miner , 41caler and Chapman, May :7, p , and June 23, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, in BMW. Attornies, Mats.' Bluldford and Sweet, Inner Temple, London; or Mr. Charity Mellin, All Saint's-lane, Drifted. Loads Louis, late of Oxford-fire:et, Mlilillefer, grocer, May 19, 26, and Jane 2f, at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Lane, Rai- Lion fquare. Clough Leek, of Leopard's -mart, Baldwin's-Gardens, Leather lane, Mbidlefez, ebemift, druggitt, dealer and chapman, May 19, June a, and 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gregfon, Angel-court, Throgmotton-ftreet. William Huteldfan, a Little EaR Cheap, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, May 24, s 6, and June 23. at ten, at Guildhall- Attornies, Man. Dennetti and Greases, Haarietta4treet, Co vent-Godes. James Palk, Thomas Perth, James Stafford, and Thomas Hard wick, of Holloway& End, Staffordthke, copartners and glare-ma nufadtureri, May 28, sit, and June 23, at twelve, at the Jerning ham Arms Inn, Shiffnal, Satrap. Attornies, Mr. Samuel Taylor, Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. John Ravenhill, Wolverhampton. William Thomas, Pollard, of Aldenhain, Hats, farmer, dealer and Chapman, May 19, 26, and June 23, at ten, at Guildhall:- Attorney, Mr. Hurk, Cloak-lane, London. [This Gazette ado contains an Order of Council, for continuing for three months, front the Bth in , the former Order, for the regulation of the trade and between Great Bri tain and the [nand of Malta. The Gazette likevrife contains a notice to all officers on the half pay of the land form, whether refident in Great Britain, Ireland, or the adjacent Mods, to tranfmlt immediately to the Secretary at War, an account in writing, of their age, pait Cervices, rank, and prefeot place of abode ; and filch as think dam:laves, (rum age or infirmities, unit for further fervice, even in this country, arc to accompany their reports with (efficient vouchers of their inability, and the mires thereof. The officers on half-pay who are (erring in the Militia, Fencibles, or Voluntara are to fpecify the curniaMons which they refpectivehe bold, and there other wife employed under Government, the nature of the public Situa tion which they polka. Every fuch officer who lull tailed to make his report within one month from the fah inßant, will be confaered as otherwife provided for, or dead, and his name will be Ratak off the half-pay lilt accordingly.) BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. James Hcnry Egan, of Dublin, grocer, to Currendcr on the isth and t 7th init. and IGth June. ENGLISH STAY! LOTTERY.—SIXTH 92:7 and 28,191, prizes of roool. No. 4712,aplize of std. Nos. 2822 and to.a 4, prizes of aool. Nos. 3869, 56,954.57,620, 27434, prizes of tool. Nos. 9225, 12,298, 16,243, 24,902,27,358, 28,024, prizes of Sol. The new Adminiliration and the Lottery teem now to engrofs the whole of the public attention ; which will be finally fettled first, feems at prefeat doubtful. In the new Adminill.ation one of the capital prizes is Paid to be already drawn, but in the Lottery the whole of the Cabinet remains to be cho fen ; the Phil Lord of the Treafury and the Chan. ceilor of the Exchequer, (which are reprefented by the two 20,0001.) are expeeled to make their appear. ance on Thurfday next ; at all events at nine o'clock on Thurfday morning, one of thole great Cabinet Minillers will be publicly proclaimed at Cooper's Hall, in Bafinghalhilrect, and moll probably in the courfe of the day, the Two Secretaries of State, and other great officers. Tickets for this grand occalion are to be had at every Licenfed Lottery Office. SIXTH DAY OF DRAWNHG.—No. 28, 191, a Prize of One Thoufand Pounds, was fold and rcgifiered by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCR, and Co. The Seventh Drawing Day will be Thurfday next, when the &It drawn Ticket will be entitled to Twenty Thoufand Pounds. The vcry rich Rate of the wheel renders the prefent time particularly eligible to adventLrcrb in the Lottery. The Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, continue on fate At Cornhill and Chat ing Crofs. the Lice riled State Lottery Offices of R sc. it AIL 1.1- SON, Gov Luce, and Co. Thurfday morning at nine o'clock, the Seventh Day's Drawing of the Lottery will begin, anil until that time, Tickets and :Ines. warranted undrawn, may be had at both the (Ad ofiices Cort,hin, and c, Charing Cud. The w: _ . . . is irninenfely rich, as may be fee — it by the 1,11c,t, State : ~. :-..-.. I Pr::•. 6 I :"•.0 , .. , : 3 -. S,c ...,: 6 ---- $ Prises of Z. IC,' 3 iii. h ,r An .I 1).0 . .a to Draw , o o • Ftr.t i 'raw% T•ce:r oc Thl7l - Jay i 3 cm tiaed to 'I +4,L,r) 1 Lou Cala l'ottudb r ' 'ro BE SOLD BY ADCTiON, At the York Hotel, in Dover. on Thurfday the lyth ..f Ma, 1804. at eleven o' Clock, - rn HE FOLLOWING GOODS, v: r . .I. 210 Calks Red Wine, 29 Calks Verdigris. zoo Ditto Mufradel. s Ditto Fi,s. 3 Ditto Oil. 9 Dater Tot:meth! Rags I I 2 Bales Almonds. 29 Cafes Scented Water,. 8 Cafes Wine. 3 Ditto Brandied Fruit. ' 1 ;limo Honor. ' P.ut of the Cargo or the Dania ShiPEre7s.H. J. Jordt, Matter, taken un her VoyAgc from Cette to Arraterdaro and conduatnid as Prize en His Maijelty's Brigs, Vixen and Cram.. Alfu by Virtue of. a Conumilfion punt the High Court of Admi ratty, directed to Saffluct Latham, tAti. z 7 Blacks Veined Marble. z Bale Sallower. s Ditto Dove Ditto. 3 CsiksOrris Root. 1270 Marble Paving Stones. . so Cafes Manna. to Tons Marble Planter. is Balet eluttgalls. it Cafes Marble Slabs, 15 Cafes Wise. a Copper Bricks. a Bag Say Bcrries. 39 Cab OiL 2 gat •s L:2212A2 Sced , Part of the Cargo of Dana Brig Maria, Jurgen Spider , Mater, detained as Prize, on her Vuj...ge tram Legbuen to Asu lterdam, by His Majefty's Brigs Vixen mid Ceufur. Alto, In purfnanee of a Decree of the High Coon of Admiralty, ilual LP CsUirotuaa Rom NION, big. Doetor .f Laws, wee: SAMUEL LATIIAM,Efq. ONEBARIViLCOCHINEAL,Oart of the Cargo of the Dan Ma Brig Den Lytkellge. H uu Kmatt. taken Clo her Voyage from Naples to Atatterdam, by His Majetty's Sloop Naga, Strachey, 14 Commancler, anti cuadarial to His Majelty. Alin, lc; porfnariee of a Decree from the High Court of Admiralty, Blued to Chriftapher Itobinfon, Et+ Dodhar of Lawa, and Sa muel Latham, Efel. *l6 Scions Sweet Almonds 7 Serene Gam Sandarar. 44 Ditto Bitter Ditto. xs Bales Pornegrauare Peels. $6 Ditto Gum Arabick. 16 Serons Fennel-geed. 7 Ditto St. Cribbe, or Worm-Seed. Part of the Cargo of the Danilh Brig Speculation, detained at Prize, on her Voyage from Mozadore ro Amiterdmt, by Has Ma je fly's Sloop Jaloufe, C. Suaehey, Efq. Commander, and condem ned to His Majetty. Alto, ABOUT Sixty-three Ton; PORTLAND STONE in Blacks; And t French Clock. The Goods to be viewed Three Days before the Sate, and Ca taloraes to be had by applying to LATHAM, RICE, AND CO. Samples of the Drugs and Seeds may be Teen by appivior to WIN. Smith, St. Barbe,tod Martin, AmericaApure, 1.,md00; of wham cat:dorm may Wiwi. AA R. BUTLER hm. jolt tecti‘eil a large supply of Lvi• DIXON's ccle6ratcd ANTISTLIOUS P;LLS, prepared by Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. They are a certain Cure for Mims. (lusty, and Rheumatic Diforders, Nervous and Sick Newt:Adis, Heart burn. Flatulencies. Wcaknefs of the Stomach, Delo-awn of Spitu,ludigeftion,and Free Living, _ _ The) arc vied Mel recommeaded - by the Royal Family, the Vit. counters Buckingham and Bußely, the Dowager Lady Say and Sole,the Lords Kibosh' mad King, the Hon. J. Marcy, Sir R. Wil liam', M. P. Sir G. P. Turner, hart. M. P. Sit W. Manners,Bare. M. P: Sir R. bletley. Knt. Sir N. Welch, Knt. Colonels she and Blilicipp, Major Pritzler, Porthrsoutla; Captains Jervis, Rickets, Lloyd,and Hashes, the Rev. J. Stoddart, Warren, Smith, Locke, Tanqueray, Hill, and (Ouse hundreds of the Nobility, Gentry, and lu addition to the norther of Letters Mr. Diioo has received, is the folk slag, tram Captain 1 loyd of the Guards Tiavortonl;reft. South Wales, Feb. 14, It )3. " Captain Lloyd patents his compliments t. Mr. Dime (al. though not perfonally acquatakd with him), would take it as . fa• your if ►e would (end Mm four or five Buses cif his Pills as foes as he polfibly eon. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always vied the Medicine. Is now pregnant and very unwell; and see cannot get them any where in this musty, neither at Have , feed-weft nor Carmarthen; the nearest place they aro fold at is grin 01. For the treat ferries they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as Colonel Iliihopp and all his Vanoly, Capt. Lloyd feels It his duty to recommend ►s Pills wherever he goes; and be really thinks It Mr. Diem would appoint fame pafons as Venders in this County, it would be a be• nelit co the Community."... • Dizon's Atitibilious . Pills are fold Wholefak and Await at Mr- Puttes, No. 4, Chcai . fide, corner of ,Paterwolter Row, and Re tail by molt Medicine Veriders in the United Kingdoms, In Sorel at 60. and aa. gd. each, and Ave large Rotes in one at sae tack, with Direftions, flatted by the Patentee. TO THE rxralL VENDERS OF PROPYIE ['AJAX ME- DICINES. NEWBERY and Sons, of St. Paul's Church "- • yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder, Dr. James's Analeptic Pills, Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe ; Dr. Attain's Cha 'Theme Pills, Dr. Hooper, Female Pills, Dolby's Carminative. the Cordial, Cephalic Snuff, the Mine of Coltsfoot, and a va: iety of other Articles of repute, having difeovered that [unary Medi cine Dealers in London have, by travelling themfelves, or by mear.s of riders and hawkers, diffemisated through the kingdom, large quantities of fpuriout Pniparatious ; in the bills of diredions, of which the names of Mr N ewbery and the other Proprietors are made ufe of; mad have, under cover of a connetioe in bufinefs with his Houle ' prevailed time many unferpetabm beekeepers s to fell fuel) counterfeited hlediSnes--be thinks it proper to wars the retail Venders aWoft fuch dß:honourable traffic; and to inform them, that by corrtimaing to be the agents of tech artftl traders. they render themfclves liable to a Prokonion for • Fraud upon the Purchafeis, as well as upon the Proprietors ache Medicine& In order to couim ract fuch impolltires, and that the Country Vender may he regularly fupplled with the genuine Articles, Mara. Newbery and Sons intend to employ Travellers to mat different parts of the Kingdom; and to :Lc mean time, thole Per for who may be Inclined to open accounts with dam, may be &milled upon liberal terms, by ap7lying as above. N. B. As the Commit iners of the Stamp Ofilce have accost. maimed the Proprietors of Meakines with lepsratc Plasm, in which their nanws are inhrted, very few meoli.:inol Articles of conlequence are now fold without fuch (tamp, In that the retail Vender, by obferving whether the names of the Prortletors be printed or not In the Stomps, may afcerain the authendeity of the Medicines PurzhoLis 7.11 n, by the came atn.:l:4>n, will be ena bled to ,letedl any impohtion ;bat atop either,be pradited or at tanpted. RAViNG dedicated illy to the itu-ly, And been gratified by the mod conalerable pate in that branch which I thought groper lorded, 1 trod that I have not more onf• employed my time rim thole who, in the catenate acid of the profeihon, art OCC If/cosily Immerfed in uncertainty, and cannot alwar attain that focteft which Is acquired by concentrating :be intelleau3l power to one clefs of diforiers. The difeafes of DEBILITY arc pectin trly diftrrmag. for they bring with them a train of concomitant frnmunis, and, by a tit. prrtlion of all vital energy, calftence hfdf bevoinct embittered-- Whether they ante fmm the prevalence of ill exAmple, thedeftrue • titre habits of febool-boys, oe,the indulgences of maturity, they re. quire the moft aiLtbsous preleffional Rill; but by the ignora,..a of uneducated men, the fymptorastre aggravated, amt the cvutl tution h ddtror t. As a MbliAlif It of the ROYAI. f env , . I ground my pre cohnos on regularity :0 eduznion: al ti ; yeti y ptivtlacr to praelice, I Ceti mylcif entitled to tbat with which I Lave hitherto hero 13140-rally hionaured. Ot the fit* liadati.tiev d lea - d we Antra, evilly apv - hoar" '7l till. prrvcnt the Cieamicy of a ti.i•r•l tram,; but wiair-• tuf• (rim a c0r.`..ci..uf0rf....1 the unmanlineft of t h e 5ub...6 raatrrt I• (..111,1 ili„otitrenr.t or ,rnfurr f family phyhdati. and brood. I Mcr bt. itiflrnat• y with rarai.a rvir , ce.lnt...t. it mull h.: 1,0. :ore tot hint aot only (.4 raplotity of tr. tnicitt , 1...• ..,` • V., .•1,:". rrr.: ,Vern r-11;, - ;...1111.1k to revert, .!`•o_,:i: or 41`.t • 1. ; n.th• tt.ott cv. ; (aka it i` thr a. a - ..ire • 11,17: Ls! rI7.IIIPV: orltOre 111 V.IJ :!rc aa t 4c, c taw. at .1 irl.k!y re-, It !•11!. , 1 • I tsl:•` the .nlv • • •• i• I. VEN: :t FL i );,• in r.ai n at— 01. I r:, r.rt r.,•!16! .I,i , h•tf, , le e rtlr ti - its tl.: ..ennsuf 1 s.r., Mem! rr .f th^ R Ar ik no. . 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