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/CAL INTELLIGENCE. EIOM .TIlbM THE FRECEDING PAGE. NAL APrOLNTMENTS, tom/et or Tlll. IL.IO P10)107101.1. It, C. Bitts Pi AN Sir J. NA1L").1.% 12, Capt. BIiNT ON; guns, 10:r NoLus, 1). L.i.ovn, gkitiNb,..t, 91 gem, n em. Sir E. Obwitit; str s, guOR, HAL AR, 1.,.r, !Lin' V ER, ,Sir'rro , MAs WILLIA Mg, IDS; AYR - A 11.01 GIVTOT. 011144. A raltOt2thj. n4ANLIY, OW, CV 11.;071. 4 yMII 74 44 0. SCOT r. 041 *Aka., 05.'11;411 . 1.6W; BARLk, %Cowan. ' • , Adpgroil TonoNsooovoit, 6 ...4. 2. I.LOYD, WoUst. ter, is, FA Ir 1111 : N r TZ, Ai/ . .MV4 mit* HtfOo'i • • mips..Dorr, pal. To Loo:r t Os, rtiothirr. 480 Li.; VtintriWO,f 4,Hi. T. on. llBiaaapa. 6,C AFILAfT. l'1•10 . 14 111. M' to ta tile took of Poll Captains-- LAIITOW, CHAIIPAIGN. itostlinect,,mitt HILL. • Commandersp—Urron, from the r ,rn t l t Coboargt V rITCII, from the Poly vs, Mini the Ville do Parr; Diction, from Mnt tie eaMbridge ; SHORTLAND, 601% the From the Earl Spencer; Hxxa ss oaf, from i'L, from the &Ira? TABMIATT, from the Sir WILLIAM DOUGLAS, OrCeDWICh ; A• RAMSAY, Leith. Llkil'lol4 OF PRIZE MONET. dale MALECHAL de COISOURC hired their proportions of the net pro ruirigii privateer and head-money, lat rarinout.h. To the crews of the STATELY, and la VIRGI d 'titmice' brig, a diftri mmaf de on etinefday next, the 14th a. 23. Ail : - Piccadilly, of the of the thiP . Schell d and cargo. A if the ret urned duties on the 16uenna her caw, captured by the private Weymouth, commenced at No. iy, Fridity . the 9th inft. The crews of GILITHOUND, and ECHO, for the del 'Carmen, will be paid their pro e proceeds of the tochineal taken on prize, at Salters Hall-court, Cau -1 Friday the 16th Milani. ican ernizer Merrimack has taken a of 14 gum), returning from Curacoa fe wito troops. L., of 64 guns, and Assfreact, of 50 y repaired at Chatham, are ordered h Sea. If war which are to compare the fqua- Admiral . Lord Naßsoo are chiefly =fiance from which it is not unrea ed that the North Seas is the &Anna welfhip. difpoGtion of Denmark towards this ate fo frequently manifefted, has re-1 gain difplayed to one of our chips in les. ,m Tortola, by the %ft Arrivals, re., e DRIADNOVOIIT, letter of marque, to a merchantman, by firing a muf f her, but finding the was a Dane, im fired her to proceed to the Illand of which was in view, and from whence zer rcfcntly came out, and repeat . the D READ NOUGHT. The latter at m main-top-fail to the matt, and wait ' of the Dane,_ who ordered the Eng icier on board, and on his replying cot accullomed to leave bis fhip, but a boat with his papers for infpeflion, red in a Urn:ollde. The Englifh he fire, and a dole and warps action till the Dauc hid her Captain and and was beat to pieces, when we to another Danifli veirel of war, which ) from St. Thomas'., got near, when !wont having fuffered conilderably,l id, though purfucd for fevcral hours, leaped. oft he DROMEDARY florc-fhip, of t 4., Trinidad, au American paper of the; mber gives the following account :—, ice of an intimation communicated to, commanding at Grenada, that amen, with a eorilideralolc number of filed from Guadaloupc, AS Was fop. ft Trinidad, the Dew' rtsAai was or on board the fecund Wed-India re. proceed to intercept them. In three ride the' Gillph of Pareit, and entered 'Elneri 1 / 4 , forming part . of the 'ganef' {but the fuccecding night a gale ot on, by which the flop was %bandied lfta reduced to a mere wreck. In thi Captain put four Ladies And rem kr charge of the Second Lientenant, er ; said although the fee ran trenicn vet they providentially reached 'Di; b'er alficer was difpatched in the OUT!, Liter rowing Ail night, he made thif miles dillant. The Governor ini 3 or 13 (mall reeli to the %%recite rd ia Caving the lives of all on board/ and Officers hate been tried at Mar; h; ;oft of the tete), iftd lonotirabli THE LATE STORM. DUBLIN, JAN. 6.—During the whole of Satur day night a tremendous gale blew from the fouth ward, or fouth-weft paint, accompanied with a miflin rain ; yefterday morning it had abated, and the day till two o'clock was extremely fine. About that hour, however, the rain again commenced, and the tempeft refinning fury, blew with aflonith ing violence the whole night. The heavy g•ales that have blown with almoft unceafing continuance for feveral days, have agi tated the tom w a• greater degree than has been witneffed for many years, if the Captain of a vef-. fel, who has for 4o years navigated between this and the fitter kingdom, can be credited. This gen tleman arrived here on guddky morning—and to ufe his own languag_e, had to encounter leas of " mountairi:Nefeit.ir The (hip Peter, Captain le BRETON arrived here. laft Friday in 31 ditysirbitilfirginia. In a dreadful' gale of wind, a fca breaking on her quarter, laid: the veffel on its beam` eifilF, from which perilous fituation the was providentially pecovered through the judgment and activity of the matter and his , et cw, ba-tint rill after the. deeks-Were cleared, ands li x or eight hogibeads of tobacco thrown overboard' —when the veifel happily righted,.and Makingher way under bare poles, at the rate of fix or eight knots en bout, reached our harbour. lasi mak d, Disc. 3r.—We do not recollca a renter fall of (now than what fell in a few hours ' Monday waning laft :—the roads to this city were nearly impaffitble :—a poor man, of the name of Mau. Coree, fell into a quit ty-liole near Black boy turnpike, and war unfortunately (mothered. Einaacraon, jai*. 6.—Daring Sunday nigt4,, and all yefterday, it blew a trenwndouigale frod the couch-weft. A number of houfes have been' unroofed, and otherwife damaged. In the Cs tile hill a flack of chimnies was blown down, and forcing its way through the roof of his Ms:jetty's Printing-Office, feverely hurt one of the conipaft tors. We learn that feveral other unfortunate acci dents have occurred in different parts of the city. Gtast ow, Jaw. 6.—On Sunday night, and the whole of yefterday, we had one of the moil violent and continued gales of wind from the Weft ever remembered by the oldeft inhabitant. A great many chimney tops fuffered from the feverity of the gale. One of the oldeft trees in the green, and the temporary wooden building in Ingram-ftreet, containing the Panorama of the burning of the Boyne, were blow it-down. The afilidted with Rheumatifms, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head ach, Numbnelk, Palley, Flandencies, and Pains of the Sto mach, will find an effeeluat remedy in WMlTtlirAgell East wee of MVITAILD, which has frequently fueceeded in cafes that had baffled every other methud, and under eircumftances that precluded every ezpeetation of relief from the means ufaatly preferibed. It is prepared In Pills, and aifo in a fluid Rate.— The Pills are an excellent Stomachic, particularly ferviceahle in Flatulencies and Indigeftion ; and by their faltreary mode of operation, (infenlible perfpiration) they gradually undermine the molt obftlnatc Rheumatic and other complaints, andat the. fame time Invigorate the debilitated eonftitution. The Fluid Effence is a remarkably settee embrocation, neediarily ufed with the Pills ; and u it generally excites a tingling Ideation, even in the deepeft feated mufcles, it removes the cauk of pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. By this means, the feverelt Sprains and Bruges, old Strains and Re laxation', are frequently cured by a few applications. In ner vous Head-ache, it affords inftantaneous relief . ; and by the fuggeftion of fevers! ladies of diftieltion, Mr. Jon vrom pre pares it, for the accommodadon of the affluent, equally grate ful as the Honey or Lavender Waters ; in this Rate it can only be had at his bode, No. 15, Creak-theca, Soho London, in larger Seed honks, it 11l 6d. each.—The genu ine; is diftin guillied from counterfeits by the King's Patent, and the 6gua lure of R. Jon vsrux on the bible of each box or bottle. It may be had, at 3S. 9d.each, of every reputable Medicine Ven der in the three kingdoms, Weft Indies, and America. 'ln prevent counterfeit bopefition, the diflinguithing mark* of the genuine are noceffary to be attended to. For the RHEUMATISMS and COLDS which prevail at this feafon of the year, no Medicine is fo fafe and effi cacious as Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PlLLS.—Their pe culiar tendency to promote Perfpfration, and all the natural ficreitons, will account for their fingular virtues In thefe Com plaints, as well m in manothers to which the human frame is liable from the viciCitud la of our Cfimam. They are admi rably calculated for Diforders of the Stomach and Bowels, for perfonsof a Bilious or a Gouty habit, as silo for thole whore conflitutions have been affeded by a too adtive or too fedentary life. They are likewlfe particularly ferriciable in Head-Ache oceaftoned by Indlgellieo, and in rcnmving the bad effeas of free living; as alfu in preventing Palk* and Apoplexies ' fo often the confequcnee of intemperance. Recourfe amid be had to them after every envie of eating and drinking, and upon every flight indifpufitiou ; and thus their well-known charade riftle of promoting longevity will be ntalntained ; for,byaffift ing Nature in the due difclearge of the animal funCtiona, and by keeping the conftitution as it were in continual repair, they preferve the body in health and vlgnur,and prevent premature decay. As the AlNALr.rtic PILL% owe their excellence to a peculiar preparation, which has never been divulged by the Inventor but to the pret.nt Proprietors, they can only be bad genuine fr,sn than; and they are fold by Fa V4CII N FtVtISRY, at the Wars ! nee for Dr. James Powder, No. 4t, the EA End of St. Paul's, a few doors front Litelpfide, London ; and at Dr. James's late hours. in Brutondircet ; In Boxes price es. 64. each, Stamp included; or the quantity of fix may be had in one large bus, for 11. as. fsd.--Obferve that the name, " F. Ncwbcry, No. es, St. Paul's," Is smaraved In the (tamps. All others are counterfeits. BIRTHS On Wednefday, at Knlghtfbridge, Mrs. Marne, vac of William Muth, Lfq. of a daughter. In India--Lately, the Lady of Francis Matnaghten, F.fq. oi dmighter. MARRIED. in India—At Kidiarpoor, Mr. Truntum, In the Pilot Set 'lee, to Mill Mary Bantle. Mr. Peter Lint, to Miff Dora- thy Davidfon. On the 9th of Anglin, at Port St. George, in the Eaft Indic Mr. John I .ocke, of the Nun. Eat 11111i3 Company's niip Mar tinis %Valency, to IVllfs Cullen, daughter of Colonel Callen Of hi, kojefty's Scotch Brigade, and grand daughter of iir Ar ehihald Hop-, of Pinkie, Bart. DIED. On the 26th MR. at Skiblicreen, Daniel Collins, M. D. I.all we.k at Hertford. the Hon. Baron Dimidak, agial 69. In india—'lle Weil daughter of Captain Anthony Greene Mr. john Scaly. At Chinfarah, B. Domplingh, Ffq. Purger. 'Net:foot daughter of Mr. Marko Bbney. Matter St.-Obit:le Viral, fon of G. Birch, I.fq. of Shaikfand. Mrs E. Lee, wife of Capt. Henry Lee. Ricardo Pereira Pinto, F.fq. At New 'Town, Caddslore, aged 76, Capt. Andrew Kerr, fbrtneriy of she f.'siontry Service, but better known by the name of the Old Cientsiodore. He was born at Fort St David's, about the sear t , a 4, which place he firß left in t 735, and wcht to Eng land dot par. lie was a frnfildc ohi man, of plain and blunt -natmen, (Ironer eharaCteriffir orbit. profcifion. lit his Will he drirrafilits buy to be interred In a particular fput of his garden. without Ceremony or acreice. llis coffin hadlain f o r many years in his .1.1 was oce-Sonally made oft of as a Liquor Chen, at a tees ptaAe far Hort'''. eram. On his iiallage to Europe, on buwd the tirton Callif, Mt. Smedley. of the lkiabq littabbagllo4 i Rth Bih Prom obe LONDON GAZETTE, "'ammo , to. MILITARY PROMOTION& vet-orrtcE, JANUARY 1, 181303. His Mar , "Tx has been pleat d to appoint ' I.IEUTENANT-GENERALS--Beniamin Gordon, Gco., Alvin* James Abram, Eduard Smith, Thomas Bland, Felix. Buckley, Henry Wetted' Puler% Thomas Slitting, George! Garth, Richard Grotrillo—To be GENERALS lathe Anny. MAJOR-GENERALS --Horatio Spry, W. Sauter John- Root, Harry 'nary, Robert Donkin James Balfour, James. Franck Perkins, Na tnan 14.44.1.0 ti, Alexander Campbell/ Francis lYOyly, Sir James Duda, Km. Henry Lord' httd. _grave, Grier Blaktawy, Paulus itimilius George-Ho ris, Richard Vile, Q. Wait Lord Cathcart, Banastre 'nekton. Sir Hoe Dalrymple, Knt. Gordon Forbes, Andrew Gordon. Jelin Floyd, Oliver de Lanecy, John Graves Simcoe, Sir amen Henry Craig, K. 8.-To be LIEUTENANT-GhliblhgAGS inn the Army. COLONELS—Jahn Stuart, of the Royal Artillery, Hon. Rubort Taylor, of the sth Dragoon Guards, Gerrit Flitter, of the gtti Foot, George Milner, of the sd Foot Guards, Jedn. ffenry Fraf-r, of the a sth Fout, W 1). M‘Lean Claphane, ut the 3d Peot Guards, Charles Bingo, of ditto, Georg, Marquis. of Huntley, of the gal' Foot, George Dation Hun. Edwanl • Finch, of the Goldltreaut (; aunts , lf.sac Grecoync, of 34th Foot, Gear Frcelctick Lord SO whamptun, of ditto, Stephen Popes, of the - lit Itcglinenr of 1 dfc Guards—lro be MAJOR GENERALS In the Army. - - I.IEIITENANT=COLONFLS—James O'Nfooto, of the hie ltifit. Reignite, Thomas AVDerinott, of ditto, Eugene. M 4 C:uthy, of ditto ' Edward Stack, of ditto, Hugh Lyle Carmichael, of the 2d Welt India !text:writ, Honourable John 13mdrirk, Henry Wade, of the 11t Foot Guards, James Durham of the Fitt-third Vencibh: Inflntry, Honourable Da vid Lellic, of the Tay ditto, pines Leith, of the Prins& of Wales's ditto, John Manner.. Kerr, of the 624 foot, Thomas Scott, of the Scotch Brigole, GAM John Freeman, of the 16th Foot, Willan Robertfon, orthe late Perth Fericibles, Arthur Wolfe, of the loth Foot, Matthew of the late 134th Foot, Tomkine lfligruve 'Turner, of the 3d Foot Guards, John Randall APlCensie, of the 78th Foot, Chriftopher Tilfon, of the 44th ditto, William Shaun, of the North Lowland Fen-1 eibles, Hon. Alordannt Maitland, of the Devon and Cornwall Fencibles, William Munro, of the Caithnda Le- Oxt, Junes s Campbell, of the Chelb ire Ftneibles, Thomas Pielon of the Stith Foot, John Gordon Cumming, of the I.oyel Invernefs Feucibles John Crewe, of the Lochaber Fen eibles, Ifon. George Lowrey Cole, of Villettes Regiment, Marcus Beresford, of the late 133 th Foot, Gonville Bromhead, of the late 126th Foot; Charles APDonell, on half-pay of slate Regiment of Foot, George Earl of Granard, of the late 208th Foot, Alungo Noble, of the 67th FoOt, Stafford Lightburne, of the 53d ditto, John Henry Loh, on Half-pay of the Indepen dents, Sir Ik'ffliant Eriktne, Bart. of the late 133 d Foot, Natha niel W. Maffey, of the 27th Foot, Francis Moore, of the Tate 228th ditto, Honourable Robert King, of the late 1 a7th ditto, William Henry Clinton, of the ift Foot Guards, Goitre' Dal rymplc, of the zyth Foot, John Taubman, of the late in ai Foot—to be COLONELS in the Army. MAJORS —Peter Beaver, of the 27th Foot, William Ss vary, of the lath Light Dragoons, Harnpfun P. Thom.', of the 64th Foot, Thomas M'Mahoo, of the 2-th ditto, John Pition, of the lath ditto, Hon. Edward Wingfield, of the 40th Foot, John Ford, of the kilt ditto, Archibald Both well, of the ad Dragoons, Arthur Annelly, of the late 3111 Light Dragoons lion. Lor. Hely Hutchinfon, of the late 112th Fnot Benjamin Rowe, of the loth Foot, Kenneth M'ltat of the ' 76th ditto, Edward Boland , of the 4oth ditto, Henry Hawley, of the 45th ditto, Edward Scott, of the 13th ditto, James Logut, of the stft ditto, William M.Cafkill, of the late 92d ditto, Donald Rubertfon, of the sift ditto, Tho mas Probyn, of the 18th ditto, John Gordon, of the 38th ditto, George Wilton, of the 39th ditto, George Maddi6st, of the 65th ditto, John Crowgey ,of the 5 8th diuo, John Wauch npe, of the zjith ditto, Fred. William Buller, of the 88th ditto, Humphrey Davie, of the sth ditto, John R. Broadhead, of the late tuft dittn, Thomas Bradford, of the Nottingham Feta-t -ides, ThattasO.Ektngton, of the late risrls Foot, George H. Makin, of the late road ditto, John Granby Clay, of the 34th ditto, Alexander Conlon, of the late toad ditto, John Grey, of the 41Q ditto, William Lockhart, of the ; to ts dlitto Archibald Butter, of the-4th Light Dragoons, Hon. Jai; Creighton, of the late 124th Foot, Dunbar J. Hunter, of the 89th Foot, John Campbell, of the late ad Battalion of the late Sad Foot, Sydnsy Scrogp, of the 4th Foot, Alexander Curry Jachfoo of the 4oth ditto, Gage John Hall, of the 9th ditto, Robert Rofs, of the toth ditto, George Wynyard, of the 17th Light Dragoons—To be LIEUTENANT-001.0NELS in the Arany. pintlnkff 10. tit Regiment of Dragoon Guards--Cornet Same( Wilkie to be Lieutenant. by purchak, vice Hill. who retiree. nel Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant William Henry Spicer to be Captain, by parthafe, vice Warrington, pro moted in the 4th Dragoon Guards; Captain Roger Bro grave, from the nth Weft India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Hay, who exchanges; Cornet Rubert Bourne to be I.icutenant, by archaic. vice Spicer. 3d Ditto-1114x Granby Thomas Calcraft to be I.itotenant- Colonei, by porehale, vice Suckling, who retires; Captain James Croft Brooke to be Major, by purchafe, vice Cakraft. 4 111 Regiment of Dragoon Guarde--Cognain limn= Warring ton, from the ad Dragoon Guards, to be Major, by par chafe, vice Pack, promotedin eke ytft Foot. tit Regiment of Dvegootte--klefomfalawral Thomas Garth, from the aid Light Dragoons, ft be Colonel, vice Lieu tenant General Goldfwortky, decoded. nth Regiment of Light Dragoons—James Cranbourne Strode, Gent. to be Cornet, by archaic, vice Adams, promoted. ft Regiment of Foot Overdo—Nathaniel Curzon, Gent. mix Enfign, by porthole, vice Smyth, promoted. Regiment of Foot—Fnuicks "Mimeo, Gent. to be Eaten, by purchafe, vice Heywood, promoted. 11th Ditto--Affiftant-Surgeon George 'turbot Waters to be Surgeon vice Wraka, dettafeil ; Flofpiral-Mote Micklarn to be Affiltant-Surgeon, vice Waters, promoted. alb Ditto—Enlign Thomas Wilton to be Lieutenant, by ar chaic, vice Wilkinfon, who retires. tad Ditto---Enfign Frederick Fwvin to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice T. H. Gray, promoted. iSth Dkto-.-Ealign James Monlonnell to be Lieutenant, without porthole; Enlign Alexander Green to be Lieu tenant, without purchafe; John James Earl of Waldegrawe to be Enfign, vice Macdoutual ; Enfign J. Bordwinc, from the Canadian Volunteers, to beltrifign, vice Orem. oath Ditto--Enfign William Olkoran Shaw to be Lieutenant, without purchafe ; Enlign Witliun liinde.to be Lieutenant, without purchafe ; Richard Bates, Gent. to be via 011enran Shaw. 93d Ditto--Enilen Chyle+ Maclean. from the eatt Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe; Enlign Reuben Borten, from the s6th Feat, to he Lketenant, without purchafe. I2th Welt India Regiment—Captain John Hay, from the ad Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Brograve, who ex elm/recs. Regiment de Meuron. To be I,lentenants--Enfign Louis de Boffett d'Oberualf, vice Dros, placed on half-pay; Fafign Abraham Loofa Peter, vice Bayer, placed out half-pay ; Eaten Alexander Lapin, vice A. Mathey. deecaltxt; E..ttfgtt Ft,deriek Mathey, vice Saitzmann, who ft-firm To be I Mtn—Antoine Courant, Gent. vice D'Obcrorff. Royal Manx Fencible Infantry. John Duns, Gest. to be Lime/ant, vice Moore, demoted. WhiOcilde, Gent. to be Longo ' viratiorman, elmeakel. l)unba rtonlitire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John AtilAr, Cent. to be Comm, vim Dalrymple, alba relies, TauntonGentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Thomas lied, Gent. to be Comet, vice Eseridae, who to gits. l Dartmouth Artillery Volunteers. Thomas Snaking, Gent. to be Plrft Llatenant, vice Hem. who retigns. _ Exeter Volunteers. Charles Saddler, Gent to bc Firft Lieuumant, vice Maui. who reOgns. F.tu icy Volunteerc. Eurum Thomas rttm1.,1, ; .. to be I.l:utesuot, vice Olney. lobo ralgus jeep Monday, Oat. to bc EDAM eke tbecidge. G t ainfberongh Ireui ltems. Nut Lieutenant John Casio ba Captain Coatntnaant, .wima ratio& Hatheaeigh Volnnteers. Nathaniel Wivell, Uelat. b Int &mood lac utenaat, vice M..!. let, who rutin'. Loyal Highgate 'Volunteers. Baer, Cent. to be ?b* Lieutenant, vice Frnalt, inotanti William Lutin, Gent. to• be ticc,.d Llmtell• • vke Acord, praosoted. • LIIMOCC Ron, Volunteers, :Johoifilla Gosh to.bn Litlttcoont. vi,x,Green, peof mAt d . Ncitth Volunteer Corns of iniantry. Henry l Smith 'Mums, Captain, to hilajur-Ctain.m.d.r:. lul Child, Lieutenant, to he Captain. I.:ap , tablas' BMW, 01,1 the half-pay of the oth Fovt, to t, 4 Capta Co log Lieutenants.--John William Jones, Gent. S.:nu,' der Joins Gzra. S.lomon Bunten, Gent. !To be Enfiant--David Pbwen, Goa. kut,c,ct Thomas Bowies Child; Gent. • To be Adjutoot—RulosnOn Bowen, I itutennist. Port Patrick Loyal Volunteer;, DovidAter, Gant. to ke Se.sotitl Lieutenant. riea t.;11'.%:. : who reflion. Pentlennis Artillery Volunteers. WillUm Mo.es, Gent. to be Second Lies:neat, vice %deb retlgns. CommUlions in the Camberwell Volunteer Afro. cintion, figned by his Majeay. Dated p c ,; . 71 ,.... her 30, 'Boo. Litigant Thomas Jickfon to be Captain, virc !ft . ragged. Second. Lieutenant Thomas 1 . 1.5..11ng to be Fiat. Ilatto..t.t. vide jt.ckfun, promoted. Edward .Jo(. Itlillough, Cent. to be Firft Lieutenant, via Itanling, promoted. Consosiffion in the Volunteer Aliociation tf the United Poriflies of Saint Margaret's and S John, in the City of NVeftmintbst, figned by hi Mildly. Dated December 30, 180 o. Darell Gent. to bit Adjutant. B.OOCRUPTCIES ENLARGED. ran. 27. Gavin Young and Gavin Claude, of Zudgc-r.w, London, merchants, at ten, at GuildhalL ran. 20. Jukpli Wails, of Birmingham, Warwickthire dukt and chairman, at ten, at gke Public Office, Barattingh;m. BANKitt ivrs. Francis Merryweather and John tiardwidge, of Lombard ftreet, London, merchants, to furrender January tc, 27, -ard Feb. at, at one, at Guildhall. Attornics, Mats. Maddo Prefland, and Worrell, Lineoln's-lon-fquare. George Hammond, of Stamford, I.incolufhire, merger, to ha , render Feb. 6, at four, Feb. 7 , at tea, and Feb. 21, at at the fign of the Scow, in Saint Martin'', Stamford Baru., North.unpronfhire. Anoraks, Merits. Sandy's and Hort% , Crane-coon, Flert-ftroet, London; or Mr. Hatty, ford, /dricolothire. Alesatal, et Hilton, of Liverpool, linen and woollen-drily:, .o furrunder Feb. 4. 5. and at. at claven, at the Globe lawn, is John-ftrrt t, Liverpool. Attornias, Mr. John Smart, S . A.. pit.inn, London; or Mr.Tltornas Morrow, Lowcr Callk. &mat, Water ftreet. Liverpool DO/ IL/F.NDS. Feb. 2. William Mitward, late of lukh,wow, Worrell:Airs, baker, at ten, at the Black Boy, in Feckenliam, raid coma,. Jan. 17. John Page. of Tharirs-lnu, Holborn, warehouhnoa, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. a. Robert Francis the younrer, of gresil-ftrect, Lni• tan. warchoufcman, at one, at GuildlwlL Feb. 3. Nathaniel Living, of Neargate-ftrcet, London, athoks , 'fate linee•draper, at ten, at GuildhalL Feb. 7. William Greenwood, late of Mile-F.nd-road, bfiddlefera brewer, at ten, at Guildhall. The average price of Sugar, computed from the metro made in the w.rk ending the ;th day of January, act, is San. Ad. per hundred weight. Avcrav price of Corn in England and Wales, from the Rc. turns ending the id of January, t /los. Wheat. I Rye. I 'inky. Oats. I Dams. Peak. s. d. s. d. s. s. 4. a. 4. • J. 1 39 9 2 2 BO Li 43 it 7. 7 '44 7 IFFICACIOUS AND PURIFYING AIDICINFS. Inventi:d by W.M. BRODUM, M. D. Author tithe Ouiele te Old Au. the 31St Edition of which has been publi lhe 1. WHEREIN the fcientific and botanical fearches of the Author are elucidated in fo plain d perfpieusas a manner as mutt bike coeviiiion into the he of every reader. The Dodoes unequalled lkill ha the and ufes of trees, plants, and herbs, has obtained hint the p tronage of fame of the fief Nobility in this and our filter I.h dams, aqd to him mankind arc indebted for the molt Life a. purifying medicines in the world, derived lately from the tanks] Creation, ism which his unremitting and anluous rn fedrches have been a work of thirty years; and in confequoice of his unending induilry, Nature has unfolded Weil in de fi lawiu g invaluahl v me !jams : 1. The Bo r•stessi. SYRUP, far (carbonic, kpeous, and Ann fulials coin ,ilaints. This jaßly famous medicine is well known to ludas iti,e,,4l - VirtlKS hi the above dreadful diforders; its salon ou tLe bodily ()Item is a gvuduai motion on the fluids, introclucini: regular change into the habit, by tshich moms the native is not hiked to violent effedts. The innocence piths , prcpsati.t nut being doubted, the did's:tent Rages arise difordit arelicats• filed by the natural tone of the ftomwh being ftraitthetii.il by this great purifier of contaminated habits. The mutt LeAing Whims of the eaßern worldaro derived from the fame fou.iie as the one in queftion. s. The NER:.Its CORDIAL, for confumptive and debilitated Lonftitutions and fur Deafoefs. In the whole Materia Medico thive is not a more efficari 4 medieinethan the above • as a refturer of Orength to ti ter. - 4 decay it Rands unrival led, and may be relkd cm is Oen burneiblate relief, and certain cure, in almolt all Rages of yote complaluts, from the languor aod we... Alicia attendant diforden of the Romach. This exalti.d medicine has been doOlve of general good, and the many reflored to the bleio of health from the gates of death by this ineftinsable pnr , ‘" Ilia, is the highrit etslogium which could poffibly he Pi.' Dr. Brodurn, and is, indeed, his boaft and his reward. Caprifin Aksander BLike, Mariner, of South Shields, a'• knowlodges to have r..ceived much benefit by taking Dr. blue nu ss's lhaanical Syrup, be being afflidted with the Scums iir Gravt•L ALEXANDER EL.Ar''• A-Copy of the Affidavit, made by jowl Aittlietvcx, Gro:r N 0.15, Cluarch-ltrort, Blaokfriora-irovd. le flu 1d6a11,1-o• don, Auguft :8, ,Sc.o Donne, 14114-MaTt•r• " I, JOI-IN htisOWF.N, do hereby make Path. O.': I have received etualihing benefit by taking Dodge Bone: s• • eflainikL, which war recomousided to IDC by' V4* dical Man; I was cons! cf a Milhous Voice, Tellow and PaloilaCo . of the I kart. Pea M•ttowts. Swum at tiuildh•sll, London, this Ilth slay of Augult, 6:- before me, JonN Psis van, Eft]. Alderman. The ROT ANIC SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDL to be had at the Mates I look No. co, Afiden-lboort, ties at. u. its. 6d. and gs. sdantfa at Mr, "'WOW ., 141 . 1 ' . ' Warchoufe, Na 76, Oxfood-flteet, ogiFol4: the Poothr ,l Jcbouh and Co (late Bacon') No, 1; o, antd-Aroet ; 11 ' • gee.% and Co. No. la, Haymarket; Mr. N'od's Warohoufe No.l i 4. Holborn, oppOfite Gray's Inn; Mr. Din: Cork. Irrl;nd ; h. Neivbery, the corner ci St. Vaunt Ia yard; Tines, Royal klmdsisisic; Perfumer, No. Patt•Mall; Dolton. Royal Evokaoge ; Colfthlanliborf,„; Raridt.R. Na. ;. Mr. Slum, No. 4. eri." l4 Ilondinrark luck, llororath sod at Croydon. • It nwll bc ieadfairythe Do.lorlbotild fee fuels Patient** .1111bRod wish Delos& or Lefa of Sight, or (cad their 4)43: Jefrrr ar7Ferasti. to doe Donor, (pelt or pang,: paid), hisafpal fee—The Ifodit tees may be had every day. LoNnos t Primed for die Prophet/ITN tit JOHN DtAN I , I or(troobT-ftmet) at the STAR Pst/rt ton• Orr 1r 11. I" .. ; add pohlifiNed by LF.VhL %WC, Of C holorMilare , 1 allothet , l). at No t,CoreT-4treet. esui a ftemt-Orrlce.Totople-Ifor, , tohtlhoh Piot an ehrrl :atom for •h P.7lTor arc requ-le'_ o• ITN add:vile. w an 37933 THEATRE-ROYAL, Dia fro -MORROW. EVENING, 1 their Maj.:Ries Servants will a@ Tragedy of KING JOHN g Jahn, Mr. EEMBLE ; Hubert, Philip, King of France, Mr. W Coatanee, Oucothhes or Brittany, Aetatient), a new H Iay ARLEOSIN - AM I Or, THE H ARLEQU IN OF With New Scenery, Machinery, Drc To conclude with a MOVING 1 ,lbe New Overture, Songs, and Cho hiset front the late Mr. St, Th E ce ning-s-Thi,Ttivals ; with 1 1.------ BY COMMAND OP THEIR THEATRE -ROYAL, 'COYfit TO.MORR OWEVENa C otner ING, . u EVERY !R , N dIN HIS Written by Eilv jaw Rkely, Mr. Cool And Captain Bobadll. Mr. I sego, Mrs. ST. LEDOZAA:ni AM Mn Itiuly..AWN . A. , After the Play :he new Panto HARLEOSIN'S• Or, THE DOMMION 0 Nti.h New Scenery, Machinery, lire Tttis Evning—•The School for Prejudi Tour. SANS SOUCL By the Auttaity of theAight Hon. 04 OTHURSDMY NEXT, will be indented at SANS SI Weeder-Poore, an 'Entertainment, er THE CAKE-HC Arrangement of the Ikeeitatit PART I. Dec. Drip and hie Villa. Rcc. e Song. °Perpetual Youth. Song. Rec. Conjugal tete a tete. Rcc. Seat ° Latta ! ! of Wedlock. Song. Rec. A Trial et Patience. Res, Soos."Anea,Ann, Nan„Nance, Song. and Nisei. PART 11. lee. The Captain and the Pact. Roe. ' 4ers. *aroma jack: Song. Ice, Sairs. • and Song. 'Filial Love. Rec. Rec. A seam of Stilton. &dig. Song. The Streets of Love. Rcc. Song.' Great Na PART 111.. Res. limit Caleb. Rec.' Oak. ififhitte Pioliallon. Song. Roe. The baraeetestlead. Rcc. Set. *Another Cop and the& Song. Rec. Which is the way to Roc. ' Vindfor ► Song. Song. 'A Little! Tle whole la written, and cornpolkd, Lad accompanied Mr. DIBDII N it: m ien s,-..Artat yow—C n Peels t o ' at Seven o'Cloc sc at P P to be taken Ware: rat OR, Letheoßte.Plact Leiceltd had the Soap to the EntertQmwapta Of Hannah Hawn ; the Younger &ol bee. Waiter, In five *Atoms, an died in We Cataboe. The Grp marked thus (' ) On Monday nut witt Bt yabllihed, sad the GO." Sans Sousi will cohtlitat opth ?t Saturdays, daring the Seafoo.__ - - - . CHAMBERRY AND TTAI, •••••- OBARTS aftd PLOWM to het MAJESTY;and in If lore the Two* mat refretftilly to Gentry, that 4tettipti bey 13:_en of their UANIII JERRY MUSLIMS, and td &Uinta in( Pusiostares Mastutats-tme, swat er ingekulty, thisr arc compere Ike. that their ManufaCtory is the on real Chansberry w U rs o4liis id this . kipie the only place th ey tie hot They fatter ri.sinclt Ladies to trade in Gown Pleoea, or i t s any of Cliirilkeetst. are aeUlte bf lkia th blab of their Illabik&ory. Irtil Poplins, and Bonitsazo in the gteetei satiety. ,Atfercitante ()idea &Asked Wirth I No. I s Chandoo-flrott, C.:mat-Gard CAINTHORN's CIRCULA* No. tja, Snittdt'neat E THE Proprietor her leav , feribers and sal thole who dewo lons te Replier, that tic &Tn/A Mc Additions hot beat Weir Ma LOGUR printed,' dpaed on MOM far the Difpateh Of indartat; it her nmfemtz!i_rd Aitambatrilif Ott Marty &emit boa,* thtw ors el er I la the entintfy U.' tt elmorrt;-2 1 . sr, to se la ratan of t to 18 in tetra er tit to the eanntrY. at tat. to3hookab{Wanat6id th town 01 zaln the conntry. %meta at a titne, anti M thate °nee a 6 41' Sabfcriber s a rt tat' to 11t the dons. wbith the PrOlit'ethr entre number on their alit apparel:a t valet or each bosh, and pay,for did and 4411.. per voia—Aosn 71 tviLik.--7 otint - i O FA N SLI 4 ION H A O B L I4 I‘f p r Perufignsalcts to bi• Iterti vd to the Theatre Royal, Covet G. e is on of the Nobility grid Gel Crop and Drefs Perukes, which ha Nang to the prekht great and waif tune the extenfirc praCtice of fewrm giv'es than Ptrukes fo at to hart a proper LfigN satire. (Soar, totripitzion, age, chi sN Cub swaddthince, they nu et Ethan Latere and aril hoot elegane lacy enfure them the firft fl6iva, I dent iperimeas of their abilities. Tie Dith Pt-rakes ire pettiest:id as they cm bo warn owe the Nance of !MUM have for foga thweitried %r em ptsi stallikises k=lers4Vgt=