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Ir 3 MAIN l FIRRICH LEGION OF HONOUR. &keg Cane fit tools Frocraluriosornr's (choois, Well verietin the laws of feieryftst ; Who can clutter, r• ad, write, Turn black into white, Cleat, natter, cajole, and petition. Take mountebanks, prancers, Fops, fiddlen, and dancers, So volatile, verfatile. nimble; Pimps, pirates, fpyers, Apottates, topes. lien, State cabins, and knights of the thimble. Take impious bravadoes, bialopect renegadoes, taugb at religion fo hearty ; Take infidel 'Hells, Half awn and half beans. Ist Staunch friends to great BONAPAITZT. Take pomp, pride, and puff, White dad eoaugh, Toed, and to make than p down; Take trcackery.lusave y, Poverty, laver", Ripe, murder, and warlike renown. • Wises thus yaw bars done, Take folly and fun. N AAAAA wt. Tat-nisi, and A OTritirooa, Bland dila a mars, And the miens. win pa& Fur a modern F Lantos or Honoaa DUBLIN, SEPT. rt. Lord Cacaeave paled through Clogheen on Fri day, oa his return to this city. Oa Tuefday night, at eleven o'clock, Lord Care catr arrived at Scray,ge's Hotel, Cork, and at feven on Wedoefday morning he proceeded to the camp, which be infpeeted `Ma miautely upon his arrival. He then reviewed the 18th regiment of light dragoons, and put them through a variety of malterly manceu aces, which they performed with a rapidity that alto aided the fineEtators. and from the roughnefs of the grated excited the livelieti apprthentions for their Ship The three brigades of infantry were after • wards reviewed to Need:Gots, and the various changes of pofitims were performed by all the regiments with 614 celerity and prteition as would have conferred credit oa the old& troops. On Thurfday morning at an early hour, the troops &camped in the vicinity marched under the feperm . teadance of the Commander of the Forces to KidAdy aed were etercifed in a grand (tam fight. It is intended diortly to clear the bottom of the Cried Canal Irate the fira lock to the harbour near laiseetritreet, where there is much mud and rand, by which that part of the navigation is &allowed, as the water runs of at the levels, as though it was at Rs original depth. La* week James Cooed. a man long and well keno in the county Tipperary, was flint in the open day. in Nis boufe at Old Cattle. The circumtlances ;mending this tranfaaion have not as yet come to us ktrudendy authenticated to communicate them. At the fair of Xs Halos, on Tuefday 1.41, a battle took place on account of tome pre•i .us difpute be tween two diuss or parties, of the lower order of country people t the Trigs cudgel wu ufed with fuch dexterity that thefe unhappy creatures could not be difperied uotilfeveral were feverely wounded, and out loan, named Moistly, had been killed. Saturday laR, the journeymen boilers, who had turned out for an advance in wages. went to their employers. and requelled to have work tur them at the old rates, which was Acceded to. ATCOVRT or a VERY RIM AAAAA LI CWALYIIt•Tt eratirc,tairstv Discomfit:rem RBADIIIO. COld• MUIICATIO CT DR. J. D 0001.415. Mineral Springs of a chalybeate nature are by no *cane uncommon in this gland; but very few, either i* Ilrength or efficacy, approach the Carernism Spa. —its fitorted upon a hill, about a mile from the Thames, on the Oxfordibire fide of the River, and nearly tan miles from Reading ; a number of coring' *rife in the neighbourhood, but none perceptibly pa. king any ehalybeate property. When &ft difcover• ed, it was a muddy pool covered with an ochreous emit refiedtirg a variety of colours. The proprietor creed a pump to exclude the atmapherie air ; liner which time, the water, when firft drawn, has been @tear and Iparkliag. The Nell immediately detects fulphurenue gas, but it is not fo Itrong as to give a decided charaeler to the water. To the taße there is a very thong a Itrin. gluey. abich remains for a confiderable time upon tba.palate. It innantaneoully produces a very deep Meek with ininfion of galls or tea. Expofed for a fhort time it Ides its brilliancy, and in a few hours becomes muddy, molt probably from the efeape rf carbonic acid gas by which the iron is fuppofed to be held in tnlution. In Iris than two days all the iron is depot - lied, as the tens no longer deteB it in the water. From a gallon, thirty two grain. of folid con tents were procured, the greater part of which tim ed to be an oxyd of iron. It would be unneceffary anceprefuming, to point out to medical men the particular complaints and tonflitutions in which a mineral water of this nar:oc proves' ufeful. In many difeaks of dehiFiy the unit Raking crafts have been evinced. Tholi c ti little more than a year fine its fiat diteuvery. it. I.mir has extended to the whole furrnonding count, v, trc credulous may be daily informed of the in on/frt. A chieved by this novella! medicine. It n TA. ry that we Mould believe eangeraird it-pert, a. A.I theistic evidence erifis in a great variety et Cit. where it has been eminently uteftil. Muth cast is rteeeffary in its tel:b111011. It is highly flionsktue, as a quarter of a pint will in many feveriemelis and head-ads, and that a1m.,11 .n -itaritimtoullys the dole Mould, therefore, be at i;i11 SAW, and afterwards regulated according to it. aces. To be drank with greaten advantage, it Should be had frefb from the pump, and then there cannot *aid a doubt ef its being rope' int in Rreastb to the celebrated Tnnbridig. shalybeate. From s f LONDON trAZ ETTA Pp. iT. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, SEPTIMBER 15. 1804. Fourth Regiment at Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant Imes Shaw, Irani the 06th Foot, to be Lieutenant. vice &entity, who ea. changes. IR Regiment of Dragoons-Lieutenatte A. Bruce Denniftown to he Captain of a Troop, without porthole; Cornet John Arm. grove to be Lieticnant, without purchafe; Cornet and Adju. ton Nathaniel Eckalley to have the rank of Lieutenant. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Cornet John Hayes, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Comet, by purehafe, vice Jones. pro. :noted ; Lewis Mackenzie, Gent. to be Comet, by purchafe, vice Tecieon. promoted. t-th Ditto-q2arter Mailer Phillips to be Cornet, without porthole, vice 1 4 4 Neill, promoted. 21,1Dittn..-John Bromic, Gem. to be Cornet, without porthole, vice Portion, fuperfeelaL Hompefeb's Mounted Riflemen-Cornet Simon George Newport, (ran the 23d Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by port bate, vice Mancha, who retires. Coldllrearn Regiment of Foot Goards-.-.-. James, Cent to be Enfign, without purdssfe, vice Townfliend, who nips. tft Regiment of Foot. To be Captains of Companies--LieutenantsDataid M'Lean, from the 54th Foot ; George Patrons. from the 13th Foot ; George Gifford, from he 16th Foot; Hugh Chiikohn, freest the Mt Foot; George flee, from the 87th Foot ; Thomas St. George Smyth. from the ad Foot t Charleslionfton. To be Infign-Donald hitZtleen, Gent. To he Adjutaits-Lieutenant David Darling, from the Royal Fu stian ; Serjeant PAajor Wright, from the ad Foot, with the rank of Fnflgn. To be Qtarter-Mallers-gtiatter.Mafter Seek:sat Thomas Sneath ; 4Allarter-Mager Scrieant Sundcrland, from the ad Foot. jth Regiment of Fiset..-Lieutenaut Henry Loeack to be Captain of a Company, without puretufs. To be Enfigno...Janas Welch, Gent, John Goon, Gent. 7th Ditto , -Captain Richard Burke, from the 6otb Foot, to he Captain of a Company; Lieutenant John Cameron, front the 64th Foot, to be ditto; Ease William Jones, rpm the Btft Fore, to ha lieutenant. geb Ditto-Captain sod Adjaunt Althea Fakes, from the 62d Font, to be Captain of a Company; Lighten/at Gasrge derfn, from half-pay of the isth Foot, to he Lieutenant • Bongo James Boyd, from the 68th Foot, to ditto; Jo hn Fordo, Got. to be Erato ; Robert Hovenden, Gent. to be Emile; Lieutenant Henry Godwin to be Adjutant Wth Ditto-.-Major Hafting. Freer, from the 4kb Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by porthole. vice QaaretU, who retires; Lioitteant Thomas T. War, from halt pay of the 234 Foot, to be Lieutenant. Lab Ditto-Lieutenant James Reynolds, from the 35th Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Lieutenant William Fawcett, from the 30th Foot, to be Ditto; Lieutenant James Barwick, from the 60th Foot, robe Lieutenant. tstb Ditto--Estfign Frederick Watfon, from tie 7th Battalion of Male to be lieutenant; Charles Redmond, and John Colby, Gents. to be Etifeina. t 7th Ditto-William Rofs, Gent. to be Enllgn, without porthak, vice Kelly, promoted in the ad Well India Regiment. tilth Ditto•-•john Whitley, Gent. to be Enfign, by per.' Snow, wk. retires. a I ft Regiment of Font. To be Captains of Companies-Captain Jamas Grant, ban the Royale ; Captain Bald Fiber, from the so Foot ; Captain Robert Reony, from the 7tft Loot. To he Full Lieutenant-Lieutenant Thomas Rade, from the 7 tft Foot To be Second ...owo-Gunean Dewar, Gent. (Lkut. tune with temporary Rank front the sth Referee llattallon;) En* Pannone, from the sth Referee Battalion. la R•dnattot at Foot—Bago Thomas Mating, from the 6th Dietiaisci of Referee, to be Ideutemint, without Kodak, vice Hughes, m'ornated. sth Dku—Litutenant George Jason, from the Royals, to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant Adolphus Mound, from both Foot, to be Litutenant Nicholas Brown, from kali pay of the 611 k Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Jamie, who 01• diarnet. grAgn John Kelly, from the 39th Foot, to be Liana ninny James Thornhill, and Bar holomew Unikke, Gents. to be Bagel; warier-lielafter-Serjeant Abraham Howie* to be (loarter.Mafter, syth Ditto—Captain William Brydges Neynoe, front the 34th Foot, to be hdi, without porchale. To be Pnfigns.—Urnlim Anthony &mega, Jaah Crampton, sod William Maguire, Gents. da Dbne—Chades Cadda, Gent. to be Rafts, without put , diskette Angelo, promoted in the sod Foot. 3tl Ditto...Lienteuent Charles Ant A'Court to be Captain of a Company, by purebafe, ' vice Pickering, who redoes; Fnllgn Thomas Samuel Nicholls to be Lieutenant, vice A'Court ; Lieutenant Howell H. Pritchard, front half pay of the Agri. meet, to be Lieutenant; John Taylor hl'Kentle, and Henry Duttoo, Genta to be finfigns; QLiarter•Matter•Scryeant James Spence to be (ittarter-Maim. Ditto--Liestcnant William H. Toole, frnm the silth Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Alexander Itobcrtfrin, Gent to be Enfign, without p archaic, eke Flatille, whofc Appointment has not taken place ; Alexanderld'Pherfen , Gent. to be f nfign. 56th Ditto—Lieutenant Bane Alexander Monerielfe, from fly soth toot, to be Captain of a' Company; William Hughes, Gent. to be Eiden. 37th Ditto—Lieutenant William Kilbee, from half pay of the situ F oot, tube Lieutenant, vie,. liodlon, appointed to the 72d Font. 15th 38th Llitto--Litutenant William Taylor, from the Sad Foot. to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant Dugeid Campbell. front half pay of the 42.1 Foot, to be Litstenant ; William Rainey, Gent. to be Knfign. scab Ditto—Ettlitn Joreph Hare to be Ideutemot, without por thole. vice Wedfeky, promoted to the asth Foot. Oath Ditto—t.ieuttoottt and Adjutant John Engligt, from the s 7th Foot, to be Captain of • Company. Regiment of Footoolnewtt Lieutenant-Colonel Jame. Stirling to be Lkutti.mit Colonel; without porthole; Captain James Grant, t. he Major. by purduk • vice Stewatt, who retires; Lieutenant Alexander Lord Saltonn to be Captain of a Com • pony, cite Gram. 44th Di tto—l .le (defiant David Philips to be Captain of a Company, without porthole, vice C. olden. detested. 45th Regiment of Foot. Tubs: Whom, Donee, Richard Buthe, and ibutnes Reeves. Gents 48th Ilitto-wMaJor Sir John Pringle Dalrymple, Bart. from the stb loot, t. he Major, eke Aylmer, promoted in the 2.5 th Foot. salt Dttna-tt-Captain Nigel Illerftote, lium the ad Welt India Regiment. to be Captain of. Costipony. To he letligne--.Lcwis Thrice, Jame* Hamilton, and Charles Kirby. Gents. std Ditto, Jeoldne, Gent. to be Etter without porthole.. SA Ditto—Capt. Wheeler Coultman. from the ail Weft Indio Regiment, to he Captair ot a Company, vice W cllO4, who ez• change. ; Ja.nes Cl.ater. Gent. to be lentign, without powillak, vice 13.04.,„ petatoted to the 36th Font; — 'Fetch, (lent. to hr Fni.t.n, without porthole, cite Jones, promoted In the 38th tout 56th Ditto. To be Fnfir„ns, 4011'C, Akzardar M`Lego.and Francis W. s ot . I , lin lerroys tot* Captain of a Ceantany, .;C. • . tor hp! iuy, promeeed ; William Mann, elf n , U neenet purLivaic. •ice Rebalance, protnuted PAT.:, Grill, irweo it the ruvt. 511113 Ditto, I l't : • rrancia bract Campbell. Cella witlacet purchafe, c bale err...intent I.a. 1:0t taken place; kanalealpla rave. Gem. by purcbal,,vkt S. N.—apart, pr , mantcd ; W. (;cln. itL.,ut urabale, vita IL r...lwoith, pro:Doted is _ . I•. lift I" " . se,th rilito—Captain Jamre ()tits tr. from the s:th F.M. to be vice Chaplin, al tl,c q'► Bottatiso of Referee; 11, t iroso the ?th Veterao Battalion, tu Ctotain , t., 7n,.. II G. A. V I by. -- Clarks lo •nt.-1 I >olsrlass, era .I,te lath Dittoo—Henry Mulls -,t ;opt. to Ise. Frfsr without ritchale, vice Toggenee, appoinseJ to Ise "WM% Isterlenent; gloater neskane nelkeler.e to he 1 r.G, n. enthuse per. eher e , wise I odic. arlosiwted so Ow N,w Ilrussloirk Few cable, 614 clews! (Siciellar /Joker, Ant rwlwatsi Dowfoo, Gcoto to Ix 16414. • 63d Ditto—Charles Naugle. wed George Fe Teat StarFordiCtw. to be Entigns. 6eth bias—Litetenent D.Arthur O'Neill. frets the 3d Pea, to be Li:men:nu, vice Tomer, promoted ; Lieutenant Redmond lifuton Ktlly, from the id Welt India Regiment, to be Lieu tenant, vice balk, prontotedim the 27th Root 4 Nat bbelecblau, Own. to be Loup, by verdure. vice Pritchard, promoted iu the 3t ft Foot. _ • 66th Dltto--Lieutenant Wiftlam R. Beverly, front the nth Dru rum Guard., to be Lieutenant, vitt Shaw, who exchanges; Ni cholas John Smith, Gent. to be &env, without porchafe, vice Hod(oo, who rave. 69th Ditto—John Popham, Gent. to be Rolle, without purchafe, wee Pilkington, promoted In the Lid Foot; James Etewart, Gent. to be Enlign, by mare bate, vice Llewellyn, appointed to the lath Foot; William Hamilton Weft, Gent. to be Luny. without !midi are, vice Lam, dltmiffed the lonics?. 7zit Ditto—Adjutant James Aaron Roy. (root half.pay of the late nth Feveibles, to be Enfign ; John Bell, Gent- to be Enfign. 72d Ditto...-Lieutimant Gutman MtArthur, from the Royal Wag gon Frain, to be Lietltt94ll2%; Alexander Logic, Gent. to be &lingo, without purchafc, vice Campbell, protrtedlo the 62d Foot ; John Thornton, Gent to be 8112 Ditto--Edward Calvert Timperiey. Gent. tube Fnlign, with out purchafe, vice W. Jones, promots d in the 7th Foot; Tito mu Collard, Gent. to be & rage, without pure hale, vice Fan- court, promoted in the Sad Foot. gad Ditto—Carley HiU, Gem. to be Enfign . • Morrie, Gent. to be Enfign ; Lieutenant I knry Pynu. to be Adjutant. 83t1 Ditto-games Reynolds, Gent. to be Etilian, without put , chafe; Serjant-Niajoc Minil to b • Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign; Q . llartcr•Maft er-Serjeant %Vahan Mato' to be Quarter-hiatter. 89th Ditto—Brevet-Major Donald M'Bean, front the sift Foot, to be Major. sloth Ditto—James Cotter. Gent. and John Raines, Gent. to be knfisna. 95tb Ditto—Licotenant Henry WorOcy to be Captain of a Com pany: Jainea Carey, Gent. to be 1-sdign. aft. Verft-ludia Regiment—Captain Richard Welton, from the 53d Not, to be Captain of a Cump.dzy. vice Coultman, who v.:changes. vdDluo—Edward Fitzgerald,.Galt• to be Eakin, without pui chafe, vice Myers, promoted in the Royal& 4th Ditto.— Robert Cowry, Gent. to be 'Lobito, without purchate, vice Dalton, promote - 1 sth Ditto—Licutenant Daniel Salk to be Adjutant, vice Murray, PramPted- Eogal African Porpw—Miehml Pembroke, Gent. to be Bongo, without pi:frank, vice Crompton, promoted. 6th,Battalion of Ederve—Serjeant-Major John Nall. Awn the sth Foot, to be Arijetant, with the rank M Bags, vice Davis, removed from the Service. 9th Ditto—Major Alexander Chaplin, from the 59th Foot, lobe Major. vice Goyle, promoted in *abaci Foot. New &unfwick Pencibiel—CD. ILutkin, Gene to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank In the army; Eulign Henry Lodge, front the 6oth Foot, to be Eulign, vice Rohioiou decearcd. The Queen's German Rrgisnent. —Belau &lipoid* to be Enfign, vice Deleon, who redgns. The King's German Leginn. To be Captains of Companies, with temporary rank.—Captals Augaftos Gierron; Lieutenant d'Aienewra, and Lieu tenam Kefaueb. To be Lieutenapts, with temperary rank —Lkutenant Siegmund Braun., and Lieutenant Charles Lefcbco. To be Enligns, with temporary rank.—Ls.fign Leopold de Rat. berg, and Raga Charles Poten. Staff.—Captain•Charles Bell to be Major of Brigade, with tempo. rely rank*, Cap:ain. • MEMORANTIII M. _ The Appointments of the undermentiontd GVltlfillen to be Fn. lips. as Rated in the o,:svites of the WI ultimo, and 4th and Eth loft have not taktn plate, viz. 15th Foot—Tlieophflus Jones, Gert. Sift Foot—Thomas Pigott, Gent and G. Eike, Gent. 36th Foot—William Grant, Gait. spth Foot Cherry•, Gent. 634 Foot tyre. Gent. 71ft Foot—William Pagan, Gent. Rad Poot—FL.F. Diann, Gcnt. • The Appointment. of the uudermentlimed °Acct. to be Mfpoftlog Field °facers of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps inkstand, as Rated In the Gazette of the Bth loft. have not taken place, via Licutenant•Colonel kir Williant Cockburne, Dart. on half•pay of the ath Foot ; Yielder King,Efq. lest. Licastenaut-Colonel in the 7th Foot. OILDIINCE-OtSitt, SEPT. 1 1, 1804. - . Corps of Royal Engineerse—George Graydon, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, 211111H21/1111011, promoted. Dated June 1,1804. Carps of Gamer Drivcrs in the Royal Regiment of Artillery—. Sword Lkutenant Comntiffary James Dewburft to be irlt Lieutenant Commiffary, vice Turner, promoted • and George Vincent, Gem. to be Second Lieutenant Coarnidary, vice Dcwburlt. Dated Sqtemiset 1, Igoe. Commiffions in the :Sth, of Siirliugfhire Regiment of Width Militia, tign‘d by the Lord Lieutentht of Stirlingfhire. Enlign James Leak to be lieutenant, vice rinlayfon. promoted; John Graham, Gent. to he Enlio, vice Lill.e. Dated Auguß 27, 1804. Cummiflions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Stii iing.—StillingfhireYcomanry Cavalry, Dr. John Cerbet to bsSurgson. bated June 7 ars. Stirling tad Falkirk Volunteec ladantry. To be Captains.. Captain Walter CasnpbeU. Dated May 31.1804. Wain., stilling lilac, F. 4 Dattd Juue t, 1804 . 1 barna% Rind, El ti. Dated June 26, 18 4. To be Lbutenanto.—Lieutenunt Janus Stedman Dated May 3t, 1104. Matthew Wright, Gent. Dated June I, 1804. Archibald Chain, Cent. Dated June 26, 1604- In be Enagna.—JAmcs J...biallune, Gent. Dated Jana 26, 0 1 04. Cumberland Lauder, Gent. bated June 27,1804. Simian Ratbpte, Gent. Dated July 4. 1804. John Maxim, Gent. Dated Amiga 14, *BO4. I o be ciaarter-Mallc.r--Jarnal Sawcra, Gant. Dated May 31, :Roe. To be AtlJoeson-I.letriensta James Stedman. Slated June 13.1°04. Eager n Battalion Stitlingiliire Vol.rn:cer Infantry. To be Captaia-James kkwagtutat, If+ Thud Jane is, 5804. To he Ideutenant.-Juba Stewart, Gent. Iha,l a. above. To be Enflges-JuLa Forecast., Gem. Dated Ittuc 23, *los. Andrew Vlsaup, that. Dattd July 5, I Soa. To be Paymalkn-Enfign Jaroes Ramfay. Jared May 1, Igor. To be Chaplaur-itevbread %Vahan bbotff. Dated June so, :Sc.. Weflern Battalion btirlingthitc Volunteer lufanhy. To be Captain... Certain Suatic, by lirtvrt. I)..ted July 1, 1804. To be Adjotsat-=.7aptalo Stranye. 11.de.1 1.1134. Commitliuns figned by the Lord Li‘iitehant t.l the County of Northumberland.-Peaty Tenantry Vo lunteer Cavalry. Rohn Pringk, M. D. to be Surgeon. Dated July 31,1804. Percy Tenantry V..h. iteer Intanir y. WliteT &Vit. M. D. to be Surgeon. Daad July at , COMlDithona in the Cannarthenthir r Venmar.i y Ca valry, figned by the land Li eutena nt, . . Edward Da.kl., I ly. to he I.iewt nant, aka Genrge Maio, rc rived ; 2..de;rd Pike 1.1,,id, I fai 1,, le C,,rioci, akc Edward Davido,pronsoted. Dated At,r,,,t :9, rf 4. Ceannilbuns figned by the Lard Lienter.Ant of the t.:(Juttly r.f (;baseelier. Doke of Glooccttet'. Ncw Farett RAneer!. William 11W, (Ism. to he Adjutant, vat. refitnal Ltatvl Astuft. so, 12 . 0 4 Andover, Wlaitchustli, and Whetwcll R a mij o n rn Volunter; Jobe Mowry Todd, Cot. to be 1 flan% st:c into: notqcn,sp polmcd Adjutant ; Jahn ar.l un P; !r. (:s. -t I• be Fnhtn, vics JO& Henry rodd, promoted. Lat.!! .losult ; R e , 13.4. PAR rmr km tips Diy•oLi, ~D. Jain KlAnton. ionnwl Kirk mon. ' , Althorn Orrrlt, snd Thom* Walton , ' k, cotton-rnanutalurer., Darcey I.r vet, Lancodart, A • gun It. Thomas Beeler arel (layer Griffen, Wit mantiforltarrro, B.T nootiolklltrcrt, Armee 31. Atm ia and A. (.111finet.clino-denlas, Matta-11mA, St James's, hcpt. Junto IteMe.n. aro! John P. Arch, intrchonts, Gorham. I.sioralltirc 1.1. it a WithAni Kirk, Wm.'', Itronrehtne, Abrahura Sluchosood Joao mc-rlumat., Lacus,Scpt. t r. We{. . . Jamb Hefting, and Jan Hewitt, drouills, i..;.0n-up r. Hull, Sept. & Richard Birdwitatie, and William Tilt, haberd Clic.l,- Gde, September Bramley, Edward Phelan, and William Row'..ry, brandy merchants, Auguit r. John Parkin, and Luke Hallam, cuttlers. Sbcflifli• Sept. 4. Lawrence Potts. Francis Cur, Joie* Parkin. WiSiant Loy, James Vickers„ John Shaw. William Cutler', George oannilerfon, John Heaton ' and Peter Dakin, Auguß 2y. John Gale Everett, John Butcher, and Charles Dutcher, clo thiers, Horning am, Wildlife, September ta. John Cadman, and Thaws Harrifon,brandy merchants, Leeds, Seprfenber I. Thomas Sham*. John Fair/dd. Mad James Buckley, provia Son merchants. Trafford's-lane, Old Dock, JIM Z. Edward Bird. and jofeph Turner. merchants, Liverpool, July r. BANKRUPT& Nathaedel Long, now or late of Oxford, taylor, &Jar and chap man, to Oarrender September a. ay, and Ottober 27, at twelve, at the Slac Boar Inn, Oxford. Attoenies, Mears- 'Taunton, Ox ford; or Mr. W. D. Taunton, Elite-Strut, Loudon. John %Pakistaa, now or late of Leeds. York itirc. woolftariler, dealer and chaplain, Sept. 33.37. and 011olnr 27. at eleven. a:. the Three Legs lun, Leeds. Attornim, Mr. Jobn Wilton, CA: t:• • Rreet, Hatboro. London; or Mr. Charles Cooplcid, Richard Ireland Gifford, of Bralvl,alinaer, dealer and chip. t.;., September 27,25, and October 27. at eleven, at the Ron..na Tavern, Bridal. *monies, Mr. James, No. 11. Gray 's-laa tquare, I.oudon ; Of Mr. George Martin, BriltaL Thomas Allen, now or late of Warringtoa, laocalire, corndealcr, October co, 17„and 27, at twelve. at the Facie and Child !nu, Warrington. Attoruies, Mears. Blake and White, Effcinllrect, Strand. London ; or Mr. Shuitlsworth, Warrington. William Dean, of Erato!, liaandraper, dealer and clansman. Sept, 13. October 9.301117. at eleven, at the White Lion, in 1.144144.. Street, BriftA At ramie., Mr. Via ard , 4, Gray's- I nn-fq u. re , Landon; or Mr. Darael Bayaton, or Mara. Clarke and Sou, Briitol :lED. Os the 7th init. at Canonm7isTnearidinburah, Thorne. Brown, Efq. of Leith, to Mifa Jean White, Melt daughter of Patrick White, Efq. Lately, at Coeltermouth, near Lancafter, Mr. Thoma, Harri fon, Clerk of the klini Cl.npel, to Mrs. Jane Whittlosham The bridegroom is alwut 7o years of age, and the bride to; and what Is more remarkable, he had bought her from her former huiband, about twelve years ago, for a. ad. and they have lived together ever ilsee. DIED. At Sitimouth, in DemiAire, whither be went for the benefit of Ms barb , Mr. Richd . Johnfan, late Surgeon, of Wsldentifies,. On the ad of Aaacutt, of a paralytic firoke, at Reading, Berk% the Rev. Wm. Witikworth,CLaphdis of Staanoues,Soatiewark, and to the county of Sorrey. Intely,at Deward Hoofs. near Meomoath,Weflecy Grote. Eft late a Captain io the 5341 Foot, (mood fen of lenetyn Grove. ffj Lately, at PmG,nby, neat itgromont, in her it-th year. hi re.Dtat elalpfon, of the latter plate. She had been fent for OS II hostels the neighbourhood, in her capacity as a midwife, had ittended - the delivery, and was called upon to render the fame offices a 1 another place in the vicinity, towards which Chs was proceed/pi on Imam , back, when the complained to the potion who rode before bar of being very fick and faint. There was merely time to take her off the horfe, sod carry her Into a tioofe, before Rae espirod. Ou the gth Mit at Norwich.astel 77, Mr. Wm. joitnfoa. He was n ar so years leatip.r.kfier, and for 3o years one of the City waits. both appointments of the Corporation. In the Mayorafty of do latc Mr. Alderman Welton,. by an order of tht Corporation, tide body became &fun& They were eft.ddithed in the reign of Quote Elizabeth, who pref.:cited the Murkier, (fire in munber) with their initruments, and nob hoisfe in King drat to refide in. On Tuelday ~nog at Hampftaid, the infant fan of Charles liefanquet, 1119. MOH WATER r LONDON MIDGE TO-MORROW. Ihtxtlag ftetersoali HAVING dedicated hAy (elf to the May, mid bets gratified by the mat eanidersbk praaice in that team& which I thought groper to feat, I trait that I have not more add% employed my time thin thee who. In the exteallve field of the profeffi.A, are cecabonally itnnierfcd Io uocertalaty, and tame always attain that recede which Is acquired by eoccentradag the intelleOual power to one dal* of iliforders. The &arm of DbEILITY arc peetilinly difirogne, far they bring with them a train of come:retain freiptoess, aa.,t by • ile preSlee of all vital em .rr,v etamme Well become eatitterell , .• Whether they &rife from t he prevalence of ill exampk,thaatii& rive habits of fehool-boy., or the Indulgences of enahnity, day & quire the mod aSdecus prefeficnal MR; bet by the taharesse of urcacceated maw, the impious are aggravated, and thp esailh tueoa is deftt .7cd. As • ME Mit= of tSt ROYAL COLLEGE cl at)it010111. I grown! say preteMions on reKtilarity of aimed ea; awl potable every privilege to praeliee, I feel myfelf emitted t o that eadatiesei with which I have hitherto been co !Merely kneatered la the heti fetations J local awe/lids, early mikados will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fa& fever, from a entacii.bitiela of the unman/irk of the Mee &AA mukil hit citsi•iztune i is It what of the contempt ee wafers al his yfician. and Monde over Ms intlnaity with mead eat ceshrent. it malt be fatisfadlory for him to be dared wet ealg at capability ts( tecatnuat. but alfo of tbe =oft invtalaisk fancy. And is recent Venweal Complaints it is polible to mast palls. anger or dlftteoi l Ls the molt emapileatal cafes tits theaciabem meat of ezeitsfive experience be that hoe to died a fate. eatiala. and fpecile-eftabliiintent. I odor t he A 4,211640 of tide ape knee to 304 of *her fos who Ire ;Shaul with say kind of DF.eiLIT Y, of any fyinptonts of tri• i• RI:AL INFUi.TION, and in ease the terms at lliaa neeizn Racal as the hell intirriew. sits in the cAtut.ty are tripod ...I to trash a Bag& sow sal are u-4uttled tiapoeify their age ant coanoer at bring. MARTIN BRIM, Vssaber of the Royal College of Sunman Is lambs. Pin in. Acundeletreet. Syr...A. neat remote BY. T O THE PUBLIC. DR. SOLOMON, of Liverpool, recommends hit Lobum.tt. B.ti.ht 01' GILEAD. In Dcloilirf after long I rata.. In all Nervous Uitoricro, abd In Weatotiliat peculiar to the female tin. hide who isa•re long Tended In hot disaster, and are languid and rotated in then - whole !viten*. may take dd. medicine mak the happird tracts; and parrots going to the 'bait at Wed Walt carnal time a more important article of health and life. Flatuisnzr, Sicknefi, N'omiting, 1.44 Appetite gnarl f;rafma of the Ransack, hylterical sad hypochondriacal affechusa, lowing% of foriA, and the various nervous wealtn-itc• which La. dic• of tend. r c. ndhutions arc fd often %Aided with, from 'late ral and habitual ratites peculiar to their hr. In all cafes of extreme wiatinc:s and 13:4•,•ie, and in a tilde of refunds and faking of die itomaeh and bowels, a def. will directly revive tile drooping. Sold by It‘wn..nt, Hainhorgh • it Bath, Porier-*net, New Voik ; Mantua.% ;S. birand, bertha.; and In Bath by Hasard ; brigneds., Car•yory , lawntingltam, Knott and Lloyd; Bedford, tanks.; lisandford, :amnions; Bury nt. Dunk; M Won; Landwidge, ; Loventry. ; Loiehtlir r, Keynes; t anirrbary, somnions ; 4•• - Mk. Jr Bic; Chatham : ktlaringtdo ; cheamd.rd, Caster, Paul and on ; Chtchrli, r, Phial, fon ; Smith; lhipp nhani, 1,. m'rs ; I'o.lu+. ; ai••I CAW- c Orr.. ; Devi ; tam, P. anlirgt..t '•• • Nedra ; lkv;res, • flechritc, , Virtue; li at, R , moo-b, Jack( n; Stn•th, Plinth Buds. ; 1 iri.r rewmon .nd r 44244 1.1. 1 1 , 4 h , li• t l'at. g • ;•1 k;r ; w, M.l , •c:i. Pinta. Wien, s; Di toy ; 14 tor, y : lnc•R.r, Greg. ry. M. in 1. it; Lesact, ; 111. roswfttr, Ih• .n ; Mant.t., b 14.• Mat Rorie, ; Matiburnoth. Hit l ; bleola ry. Pow. r . A ire ; New eaftk Hot-:a.; Net rhar; e , a. 1/...• y ; femttailissa, 13..ri•age 4 Norwich, nrevenh. and Lai.; Oaf , id, J..riera ; Ply inner, D. cY, Hi.sisint P talon'; It, sow's, Sola4 a. 4 Cu ; ; l'ttficen, trittst ; Straw y d4-•wes ; -rairlaimyt• BlIt• r ; nisi rd, Noir.; a 111Lrat fed, N. wr omb , 'lard, bray ; Sal.lbory, Coldire ; brat bo moth, 11•1 r Ms • 'I aent•-r, Peole ; Tam r.dpe Wens, t;,.rarnic ; , Wein : t.N sm. nth. la'...d . Wordier, 111-lies.oy ; and by V.roLrs (4.no.ne Medic •a :he Us.l •.1 Kingdom; at Hall -a-GM/ es a Boo!, •1 here ire din Is bottles, eort....lng four of the fhlßer arcs, wtscreLy 9. art ; with the wtr Samuel noldrads. LAVel pool " envie dle Ramp, to guard 'pion comatarlinta. LONDON Mead INA puhtiNci by LFVFI, /TNT, (el On tarbery-rbts, Lambetb). at die STAB Ornea. n Mn.,. fury. Amt. Maid alio at Mt STAB 07 rico. Took-D+.