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I I ri EAST INDIA SHIPPING, Es'e. A entre& Lift of the isles appointed for the fol.. lowing Ships taken up for the feafon t Bog Iphinft one, taco tons, M Bakal Craig, Commander, conflgned to Pombay ant China, to be afloat 7th Nov. 1835,tondi to Greta'. es)d oft November, to flay there thirty days, and to be in the Downs 27th December. Wlnebelfia, t lco tons ,Walter Campbell, Connnander, confign. al to Bombay and China, to be afloat 7th November 11103;to lair to Graveiced 2 ift November, to Ray there thirty days, to be in Vie Downs'27th December. Perfevaance, taco tons. James Tweedale Commander, enefign. ed to St. Helena, Bencoolco, and China, to be afloat 7th Nov. 1805,t0 fall to Gravefend 21R Nevember,to nay there thirty days,: to be in the Downs 27th December. - - Lady Jane Dundee, 820 tons,Hon. Hugh Lindfay, eonfigneel to Madras and Bengal, to be afloat silt November, to fail to Gravefend December 8, to flay there thirty days, to be in the Downs January 13,2806. Hugh Inglis, Bao tons, William Fairfax Commander, cosigned t . Madras and Bengal to be afloat 2r fl November, 280 s, to fail to 8 ..r.vefend December ,to flay there thirty days, to be in the Doyens January 23, tBO6. Celt', 1200 tons, William Donsford,configned to Bombay and China, to be afloat 21 ft Nov. to fall to Gravefend Dec. 8, to clay Mere thirty days, to be In the Downs January 13, 1806. Walmer Cattle, 2100 tons Elks Henry Bond, Commandei, eonflgned to Bombay and China, to be afloat lift Nov. 'tads. to fail to Gravefend Onrushes , 8, to flay :here thirty days,ba flw in the Downs January 13. tBo6. David P.eott,22co tons, --- Commander, eonfigned to Ma. dras and China, to be afloat Dee . 8.2805, to Pail to Gravefend De cember 22, to flay there thirty days, to he in the Downs 27th Ja. :nary, i3c6. Alnwick Caftle, rico tons, Albert Gledftanes Commander, conligned to Madras and China, to be afloat Dec. 8, an, taloa to Gravefsmd December as, to flay there thirty days, to be in the Downs 27th January, tBc6. Eifel, 120- tons, George Bonham Commander, eonfigned to Madras and Chita, to beafloat Dee. 8, 18os, to fail to Gravdend reeember 22, to Ray there thirty days, to be in the Downs 27th January, died. Walthamilow, Its.v tons, Donald furl cod Commander. eentign ed to Bt. linens and Bengal, to be afloat Dee. 8, tilos, to fail to Gravefeed December 22, to flay there thirty days, to be In the Downy 27th Januas y, 18-6. Alla, $l9 tons, Henry P. To:tricot:ewe Commander, eonfigned to Sc.lielens and Bengal, to be afloat December 8,18 es, to fail to Gravefend December 22, to Ray dime thirty days, to be in the Downs 27th January, doe. Bengal, 828 tons, Adam Canine Commander, eonficried to Ma dras and Bengal, to be afloat Dee.B, !Bps, to fall to Oravefead De cember 22,10 flay there thirty days, to be in the Doyens 27th Ja nuary, tBc6. • Lord Caftlereash, B,s tons, George Robertfon Commander. confer. ed to Madras and Bengal, to be afloat Dec. 8, 18os, to fail to Gravefend December 22, to stay there thirty days, to be in the Downs 27th January, 1806. Earl St. Vincent. 828 tons, John Brook Samfon Commander, enutigned to Bombay, to be afloat January 4. 2806, to fall to Gnvefend January 19, to flay there thirty days. to be in the Downs February a* Lady Borges, 820 tons, Archibald F. W. Swinton Comman der, configned to Madras and Bengal, to he afloat January . 4, 18:6, to fail to Gravefcnd January 29, to flay than thirty days, to be in the Downs February 24. Lord Melville, 818 terns, Chutes Lennox Commander,eonlign ed to Madre. and Bengal, to be afloat January 4, tBc6, to fail to Gravefend January a 9, to Ray there thirty days,to be in the Downs February 24. Lord Nelfon, 819 tong, -- Commander, eanfigned to St. He lena and Benga l, to be 36011 t JIM 4, OW, to fall to Gravefend Tam miry to, to Ray there thirty days, to be in the Downs Feb./4. Dover Can't, ilso tons, — Commander, configned to St. He kna and Bengal, to be afl oat Jan. 4, tao 6, to fail to Gravefend Jan. 29, to flay tLere thirty days, to heir the Downs Feb. 64. Neptune, taoo tons, William Dawddfon Commander, eanitigned to China, to be afloat Feb. 1,1806, to fail to Gravefend Feb. 18, to Ray there thirty days, to be in the Downs March s 6. Arnifton. aso tone, James Jonathon Commode; coat/fled to China, to be afloat Fib. a, i$ 6, to fall to Gravefend Feb. tB, to bay there thirty days, to be in the Downs March 16. Marquis of Ely, foto tons, Commander. edrifigntvi to China, to be afloat Feb. 2, aBc6, to fail to Gravefend Feb. 48, to flay thus thirty days; to he in the Down* March 16. Chancefter, 'son tons, Thomas Robertfon Commander, con ilgoed to China, to be afloat Feb. S. aBO6, to fail to Gravefend Feb tt, to flay there thirty days, ti be in the Downs March 26. Marquis Wellebey, BaB tows, Charles Le Blanc Commode configned to Madre; and Bengal. ti Seaßoat ad liabruary. tBo6, to fail to Gravefend 18th Abeam to Ray there tidrty days, to be in the Downs 26th MareL Marchinnefs of Exeter lao tolia. Almada Neat Comman der, eonfigned to Madras and Bop% tobe allow ad Feb, tgcb, to fail to Gravefend ath Feb. to Ray there so days, to be is the Downs 26th March. Glactan. 1200 tans, Charles Drummond, Cortunander, collar ed to china, to be afloat 28th Feb. tBo6, to fail to Geavefena 4th March, to Ray there so days, to be in the Downs 9th April. Thames, 1200 tons, John Skottowe, Commander, cone= China, to be afloat tlith Feb. 'Ea, to fall to Gravefend 4th • to Ray there so days, to he is the Downs 9th Royal Charlotte, lace tons, Richard Franklin, Commander, 'attained to China, to be afloat alth Feb, ski, to fail to Grave fend 4th March, to Ray there so days, to be In the Down, 9th April. The following letter from an Officer in the Britifh Forces in India, dated February to, contains tome particulars which have not been fully detailed in the official difpatches. _ After mentioning the two fill failures at Blirtpore, the writer fays — " The very day after the lag bufinefti, our friend, Capt. Waist', 'had a fmart encounter with the enemy, and came off with k ing colours. He was tent in command of his (Iv n corps (the la native cavalry) with a battalion of iepoys, to meet and efcort a large convoy of hares, provitions. &c. on its way from Agra to the camp ; when within five cols of reaching it, they were at tacked and furrounded by the whole of Holkar's and Ameer Khan's .cavalry, w ith feveral battalions of infantry, and Tome guns. WELSH took poll in a vil lage, repulfed their attacks, and defended himfelf with the utmott bravery for many hours, when, form• hit little brndful (Oh when they were begin. Ling to be dilhearteued,from the immenfe fupenorny of numbers againft them) perceived a dull riling at adi !lance, which loon proved a reinforcement °from regiments of cavalry, Cent from our head quarters, where the noire of the cannonading' was diflindly heard. WWLSH uo /boner law them approaching than he charged the enemy with filch irreliftible fury that their cava;ry fled, and the infantry gave way i every quarter, to that he dettroyed an immenk number of them, and got poffeffion of the whole of their guns.—Ameer Khan himfelf narrowly escaped ; bis palanquin and armour were taken, aid he himfelf was teen to throw Wall that marked him by his drefs, and mingle with the few of his in. Pantry that efcaped." A letter from a Military Officer in Ce7lon fays-- Vcry little eff.tl has been produced by the late ex pedition againil the Candians; and although the de• tazhments nave marchedquite through their country, and burnt feveral of their villages, hill we can fcarce -tan enemy who will not hand one minute, an& they cannot Ise vaned to their jun gles, without certain deflruftion to the Europeans. We had the mi.fortone to Infe three 'Officers of the t9th regiment in the laft affair with them ; they weie nnhappaiy cut off when the 'detachment under Oita. Jonurrout had exh.tudtd 411 their ammunition, In lag detained in the Csndian country for feveral vigys longer than they expeaed, owing to the treachery or ignorance of their guides. - The enemy are now ga thering and moving down from every pat of our frontiers; feveral detachments have been fent out to check them, and others are preparing to follow. The country is luxuriant, beyond any thing I ever law in India, capable of producing rice in abundance, if cultivated with iadufiry ; cotton, coffee. Indian corn, and vegetables of all kinds, together with indigo, and moil rare •and valuable woods, for almoft any pur pofe but flip building ; but to have the full advan tage of this ifland, it would be nece fay to make complete roads through the principal ° parts of it, in which vefpelt we are very deficient indeed." Several of the "Dtmindars on linlkar's Minders, • weary of she lrodiliritts which have have,fo lonia- I folatedaheir country, have made lubmiffion to the . Britifh Government and folicited its proteEtion. In proof that the prejudices of the natives of India may be removed, we have to obferve, that at Gangam the inhabitants have generally adopted the ufe of eggs in clarifying their fugar, a procefs hitherto confider ed forbidden by their religion. Several field pieces of French manufatlure bad, I according to the laR accounts from Columbo, been found in the jungles in the neighbourhood of that town, and depofited in the fort : when fecretedlthere, or by what means imported into the iiland, has not been afcertained ; the objet, however, of their intro dqetion is obvious. The Imacen of Mufc3t has entered into a trace with the Wahabeet, by which it is flipulated that the latter malt retreat a day's march into the country, and there to remain daring the negociation for peace. A Danifh veffel, laden with fpecie, has been taken by Tome Madszafcar pirates in the Mozambicpte channel—a Portugnefe vac!, loaded with dollars for Calcutta, narrowly efcaped the fame fate off the Mauritius. At Candahar popular commotiots have been excited 6y a fcarcity bordering on famine, which has been produced by an uncommon drought and confequent failure of the crops in the neighbouring provinces. The EMperor of China lately impnfed fomefevere read/lions on the importation of ginfeng into the northern provinces. A large body of armed Tartars, however, in September, ercorted to great fupply into the country, and, :Ailed by the inhabitants. defeated the Imperial troops. After rnneh bloodfhed, they were, however, difperfed, and a large force has been Rationed on the frontiers to prevent a recurrence of thefe diforders. An embankment, which had been formed on the Jumna for the purpofe of clearing .the bed of the river, lately gave way, when feveral hundred petfons, together with their cattle, were drowned. MARIATTAL—In the prelim Rate of hankies in India, it may not be improper, for the information of general readers, to obferve, that the Mabratta Government, with which we are fo fetioufly impli. cated, is exceedingly diffimilar to any in Europe, with the exception of the circles of Germany. It is not a monatchy—it is not an ariftocracy, for it has no titled nobility—it is not a democracy, for the people have no weight. It is a kind of military re. public r compofed of chieftains independent of each other, acknowledging the Pethwa of Poonah, as their fupreme head, though their fubmillion has become merely nominal, and he has very little territory in his own hands. Thofe chieftains are always in a Rate of warfare,-and they compel the payment of their re vestries by she (word. We can expett little =pill. tion from conqueß, for the country is exhaufted by c,ntinual depredations • and its entire wealth is bu ried in the private treaf; res of the chiefs, in ltrong and remote tinfoils, and loft to all the purpofes of circulation. A detachment from the Britilh forces under Gen. Halliburton, intercepted a convoy of bnllocks, bodes, and other valuable gores belonging to the enemy, in every intricate and almoft inaccellible part of the coun try, at a tune when they were exceedingly acceptable, from the great fatigue and hardthips which the army bad fuffered. This was confidered as a Aratagem of the enemy to draw the patty into an ambnfcade, bin the meafore failed of its effed, in confequence of t force difpatched on 'the expedition, at the fight o which a body of bode fled into the jungles. The grandfons of Shah Allum, the unfortunate . Emperor of Delhi, hive propofed to raife a large force for the porpofe of eftablifhing a line of polls on the ootth and north weft frontier, in order to check the ;morticing of the Seiks, who are in a Elate of uncom mon commotion. If their offer is accepted by the Britilh Government, thole chieftains engage to pay and clothe their own troops, for which they will re ceive a remuneration, and aft under the orders of the Cosndiander in Chief at Agra or Delhi. Between Thurfday night and Friday morning the (hop of a fhoe-maker in Cranhonme-ftreet, Leicelle?- fields, was opened by means of a fable key, and robbed of about 90 pair of boots, and ao pair of !hoes. The villains got clear off, as the owner of the Chop was at the time enjoying the pleafure of bathing at Brighton, and the watchman bappesed to be going his rounds at the time. -- A few days fume a warrant was iffued. by the Ma gilts-ate: of Kent; to &arch the &op of a notorious fetter of light bread in the neighbourhood of New Deptford. Upon the approach of the officers the ba ker procured a number of friends. when the wife tore the light bread to pieces; and the reit of the company boated the officers in a very riotous manner. The baker was after wards brought before the Magiftrates. and fined rot., for the obitrudion ; and his officious friends were ound over to the &lions. The Three Twenty Tboufantis. and the Three Ten Thoufands are yet in the Wheel. betides atm* all the other Capitals. The next day of drawing will be Wedaefday. There is (till an oppodunny for thofe who have not yet offered themfelves at the thrice of Fortune, to obtain a chance for Come of her princely giftc. Be quick ! The longer you delay, the greater is the chance that the fortunate Tickets may be difpoled of. THE ABSTERGENT LOTION. " A good appearance is the kit letter of reconssuocistian." SPacrATatt. THE FACE is the moll common feat of cutaneous eruption, hi confequence of its being more partictdarly ex pored to the anion of the air, and it is fuppofed that the UMW cutaneous vertio, which, in a natural -Rate circulate eolourlek fluids, on Wog:excited in the manlier here ;mentioned. or on 'the APPEcation of Eimulantikor perhaps from eaufea at prefer% un. known to as, ablbeb ogygen from the atmelphere, which nceaffotoil a heat, h tunasation, *rid appearance, and cameo:lns eruption. The AISTIROBIII a JOTIQK reudertth a t u face fak *Ed delicate, t re. ran*" awry et Ralf, nen, rn, or freckle. which Arm MN& arledgee generally product; in wort, it Is the cofinetic a I ady can %de at h:r toilet with cafe and comfort. .• by Dr. Somme, Gdeed 'Haute, near Litt:2.l)9o/ Price os. td a bottle, duty included. Sold in London, by Mrs. Matthews, iS, Strand; DWI sod Sutton, Bow Chufebiard; Bacon,l3o,'Oxfbrd•ftreet; Milo& .16, Coxioed Street, oppollte the Pantheon ; Butler, 4, Cheaphde; Barclay and Son, Fleet-market; Shaw and Et•warda, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Howard and Evans, Long-lane, Weft-Smithfield; and by aU refpeetable Medicine Venders in the.Unitedgisiodals. Of whom may be had, The And %we -Opines. or Solomon's Drops, for perlfrati the' blood and reftoring the fyftem, when inrpaired by the impradent ale of Mercury—have been found the great and only refit:leer of health and vigour fn•sifforders Where Talfratiun has repeatedly failed. Price los. 6d. Family bottles 335. Alf., a Ncw Edition of Solomon's Outdc to Health; price 3s, 'HAVING dedicated soyfctf to the fltidy,.atizt been gralLed by tbe.matt contidetabliagtehlks to that branch Which l thought groper pa fele& I :tuft akat itamnot mom sad ' m=my dme than- store who, ba'th'e r ttmflot Uni.: of the tats eccabooally insuseled .In. unclatainty, IA canna always attain that fume's which is acquired y coreentralog the poWer to ox:o cies of dPfdree:s The oldish. 01 DitaLrrif Iscailadly oliftakfling, ter Ikey bring with them a irain of wancondtant 'yammers and, by a da prefkod of ail vital twenty, c'*tencc lecfr hestacs embittered.— Whether they wife boos the premiums cti3 theddinth dm habits of fcLool-boys, or the imiOseacca of maturity, agree Ore the nod Wawa, prorertor.al fist ; Ist 14 the Ignorant!' of uneducated um, the immtotas are quantal, ant the mak- Minn is dittoed. As? i ground my prey:eons on rechulty bf elitcatLa and poff.:ffing *wry privilege to .7 rachc;:. I !ea itti7rl6 that cookdenee with which i Lam bitbato fAxn 'or:A/sty tgau:taied. . in the Gift kesions e:' IC:.: arty hope -sift sell gamut the calsolity.of a •del , arned *ante but idle* iLe feta, frcm a con - el , u7hes of ti . ..:.untnatline's at • the Cce toured his misfertune; b fearfai al tSetusttccit4 br ,utienre 'Ws family pbytkiest mad broods MCt his ildirmity with woeful con. ee lment. k matt be Catisfaelary fr.r abet to be afrtirel not only of apiebeity of vestment. but a—o of tt.e' mod incto:aiae fix-reg. And in tenet Ventral ClPApbblatit k podibie to prey as pits danger or dares I in the moil eotnriicated oafs it is the Reciter& ' man of exelative experience in' this hoe to effedi a use, cereals and Cocedy rowitablidtment. I offer the advantage of ills experience to thole of either lea who she add& eel with ant kind of DEeturv. , of any fymptanis of Vtilia,dell. 111 MCTIO‘d, and its all cafes the terms of :mu • aeration are Rated co the Ord L-ttervlew. Pee:wain the country we expeCied to Melee* link note, had are revelled to ipacify their age and manner of living. MARTIN 112.11 E,. Mather of the Royal °Cage of Surgeons in Leedom I 5 9..AK5. 14664 reet$ Stmed. sou Tam& Bat. CAPITAL SPIMIII44 KU, 111I1TOE.', V.' rrr HAMSHIRP.. To be SOLD by AUCTION. by Mr. svrrm, At Gertawors Wednefday,the 6ifi of November, in tine Lot. =leis amuccptable offer is made in the tine by rrio v e s , Centred, THE. FREEHOLD, StilAantial MILL. . plannedSpianing Wort s,eslled tea REVOLUTION MILL, With convenient Wahl and Sorting-mottos, Dye-hoofe, Drying. loafers, Warebonfes, Store-rooms. Stetting. 4rd Work Shops of Amery thtferipden : s capital Steam Engine of great power, by Ba ton and Watt, sod an Engine for eninplatiogiimmith sway fort. of MachinerylenDrawing, Rcatlng,SpWalmi, and other" memo upon Wool; and feveral of Canwright's Pawm: Machines fee combing wool. The Prernlfes areranark.sbly wa Mimed, ad. leen; the Gitinibortiugh Canal, [applying the arks with cell at a cheep rate, and chic to the Gran North Road is she Fad& at Oarbormgh ; with nineteen Dwelling-hauler and ten Ames 41 deli Lind adjoining. Immediate polfelTion may be bad. ' •To'be viewed at any time, and particulars had ten days preced ing *clink, at the Sauces Head, Newark ; Black's Head, Neer thighant; Angel, Domeier ; White Hart, lictlocd ; st the piso; at thareaway'e; of Mars. Jones and Green, Sol cltors,l4ll(buryt. fquare, Fla-tares ; sod of Mr. Smith, No.is, near 'the Royal li:change. COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, near. LYNN, Notro csi To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. smr [H. At Garraway's Coffee-Hook, Cornell. On WEDNESDAY, the 236 haftanc, , seTwelve, in three Lots, ' AVisluabie FItEEHOLD ESTA:IE, at Warr I. Wince, within tut(' juila of the fen-poet town of Lynn; somprifing fifty-two acres of exceedioT rich penult and arable Land, lying convenient on the border of the high road. late in the oftepation of Mr. James Howlett; - with a Farm.lioufe, Stabling, Cow-hottfei. Otic-beildings, and valuable Commcn Rights. Early poB-Man will he given. .Alfo two Freehold Commombl: hidF fuages, with Homeßall, Stabling, Sheds, and Out-buikihnis Gardens Rocked with Fruit trees, and shoot (oar acres of Arable and Mute Land, In the occupation of Meer& Vitrick mud Da. vies, with minable Carman Rights. Land-tat redeemed. Tot* deositten days ?action. to that; de, 'by ippl lug 'o veils Nichols, Lynn I and Partlcalsrs Mid of Mr. Harvey Goodwin. Solichor, Lynn; ago of the Printers of the Ipfwkh Journal and Lynn Pieket; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Smith, No.6a, Broad. &rope_ MANOR and FREEHOLD ESTATE. ucar Bolton. To be SOLD by AUCtiON—By Mr. SMITH. At Carmen's Coffee-houfe, 'Change alley. Combili, London, on Weduefday, Odtoberasd, adds an acceptable offer is made in the mean that Private Conrad, 1‘ Ring-fenccd FREEHOLD ESTATE, paying . Tythes whatever. The buyer may, at his option, either pay down the whale.emlideratioh in money, or a moiety thereof only, and for the odsermoiety smiler= certain aged lives fwrdsy 111111111 kite, to be fecured on Mite/tate oaly, or fume' other of not Ws value, on a plan highly favourable• to him, and affording a molt eligible opportunity to monied mat. The Elide corial' of Brothertoft Manor, Towuthip. and the entire Lands thereof, near Bottoo,in the teams of Lincoln; toges thee with a valuable Efteste in tin parith of Wyberten, comigeous. having a Manilas hook with the mammy for in and ornament, with Studer .Fann.ltoisfes and a Hada- LEI, anew Steam Reside for fundry Operations, Granaries, Cots sad Straw Dates. Stables, Co Pt-hour.* Seethe and Carpenters' Shops. aid. off forts of Farming examealences, , Vrith 9'9 Aeres. (more acids) ofeasommonly SIM Lend, inteefelied by.a Tarn plke.reid, lemoded h 7 two feparate navigatlims, with wharfs at the Mo pallid* barns, and acead.sard in melt navigation. The prefem me natal of the Castel* 'stewards of nod. per annum, May be viewed bye Ramp( letroduaion. Particulars and every information may be had at No. s, New man's-noun, Corokill, by applying to John Evans, Eft. Sblidtor, who is empowered to treat by Private Contract, and particular; mat alb be lead et Francis Thlrldn, flab Bolton; of the Muter. of tisellistsbeliaaa journal sad Stamford Mercury ; at °areaway's. and of Mr. 4salta,l4ce ilread-ftree. MANOR anIaSTATRS. DORSET E •WILTII, and SOMER.- , SITSIORE, To hoi SOLD by Atle.llo,N, try Ste. $? At Garraway's, on Wednefday. the sad oCOQnber, at Theist //Clack. fn Low. ' THE MANOR t 4 VERW 0011),* with the Qttit - Rae's, Rights, Royailesond arteedhces, in the po& of Car Mutton), Eland ,mad thaftdborT, in the Cumier of Omit, near two .extgailye i Colisoons of shoot foal ' Acres, with Ifersroad Futit, acti Lin& on Lisa, amain* ttl tether34E Acres of Arable, !lifters, .and Woad Lszsd..a Feria bade, hams and Out-toolldingi, hi the tecupatista af Mr. Ara beide Witt, and ethers. - Freehctd Fatly. and Jaiftdoja the Arial of Dreiadthalh, neat Sallibury, in the County of Wilts, called Rahlithes and 340 . containiog. togethei say Faitsof Arable, Paftnre, did . • laid, with Parm-boafes, Gardens, Stabling, and Out-build lap, and a Right of Paftute for zyd Sites* sad eleven Cows, in the otwapoden of Mcilis. Yaw; Runde sod MR. A Freehold Mate in =the Parilh of Loihigtoo, adult ad joining the Turnpike Roadiroin Herne to Sub, coataining igfi t ACM of Arabic, Marat,Wood,and Meadow Land, with a Farm haute, Barna, and ditt.boildlop, in the necogodan of Mr. Pike. And* Freehold hitatein thePatiftsetaf assiontick and Berke ley. near From and Warrainiter, wasailoint 63 Acres of Stick Laud, with a Farm-funk and Out-bandlags,la the ocaagatiol of Mr: Rand Mon. To be viewed' with leers of the ltrutats, afidpn4faLrs hash heady days wtasdlig the Whelfss.lhdloek and Amid, Bodford•row; Mara. Oddlcood Pother, taneSsibut ; Mr. Wu. per, Runfey ; at the Cale, Marlborough; Crown, Bbndford; •WhlteMart,Bith; King's Anns,Dorcheiter ; White Nast, &R -teary; Hetel, Weymouth ; Balk, Briftol; at attunes; and of Mr. fintisit, 62, Brad-ftreat, Royal litthatigt. To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No 9, New Eridge4troet. tondos SIR -1 confider it but an a& of juice due to the merits of year LEARE's PATENT PILLS, to eammiuni mte to you the foguiting Cure, widelthas recently been perfortuod by them :--Ao acquidtwanee of mine, who by the breaking oat of an old Venereal Complaint (mended by a Complication of Oil% orders 'riling tberttrotn), was reduced alinrft to a Orwicton, sod though be had the. I: ft medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of patent anedieineknothiug could be procured which Ironed to fuit his cafe, or to do him any femice ; be remain ed in a .soft reduced and pitiable Ltuation for two years, unable is follow his profefficio, and lonely able to walk or even to Rand set his legs; in fad, noon* who knew Linn ever fuppofed it Fable for him to recover. He was advlred at laft to try your Laatels Ptits—he did fa, fttiElly adhering to the directions gives with torn,.—be bad not :akin more than two bozet before he found as ' alterition for the better : this encouraged bin% to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and ftrengtb gradu al)) , rikurn, and is now as healthy and as Emit as any man IL know. You are welcome, Sir, to refer any perfon to me for a cocci/I:nation of the above account if it &mid be doubted. • • lam Sir, your obedient humble fervant, Leroy, FolkLae, July go, aBos. THO. PURDY. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor Tubs. Talmo R, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loss • don, aunts hook, No. 9, Nevairidge ftreet; Where, afters conftant reildence of more than 40 years, In a pradiec particiilarly direded to the cure of Ventral complaints and there incidental to the parts of generation in both fens. with that inviolable fecrecy which men of his prof. Rion ftweild always obferve, hs Ratters himfelf the advice andstiiift.wee be gratuitougy adminifters to perfons raking this medicine, will be raremed, by a difeernim: public, as an advantage lieldon ' s to be obtained, and void of malignity. Alfofuld,.by his tTimintmeot, for the convenience of thole ing at a diftance, at the Pei Comers: No. 33. St. A lban's-ftreet, Pall Mall; the 'Poithey, , 0xf , .0.-itreet ; Mr. Difborough, 7, Fifh itrpet ; Mr. . Baxter's, South-bridge; Edinbnrgh ;Mr M'Do nald's, Otafgow ; Dulku ; Liverpool Mr. Atkinfon's, Manchcfler, and by one perfon In every cone' drrable town in Great Britain aid Ireland; in boxe, °lady 25 9d. each, feated up with full and pLin directions, Whereby perfons of dther ki may cure themielves with cafe, tinted, fecrecy, and lardy. N. 13. Evety Box fold in Great ,Pritain is Crated op with a Ramp, on which, by favour of the Commiffioners, is printed at the Sta.ep Office—T. Taylcr, No. 9, New Bridge fireet—to imitate which is felony. and all others are counter b it. - - - - W..a t rib. di I.A..taLUN-ISA.IR.it TO MO:4 ROW. Sitivnttg - - 48 main:tea after I Aftxmooe - - - - LONDON : Printed and Pribl:Mcd by LEVEL. KEN(' (of Cao terhury-place, Larnheth). lathe STAR Orrics, No. t. Cvc!- • gavot. PubliCbal alto as this STAR OWFICR 'forplapara make anio3prefaon upc • The tete . Jamaica Po/shoe—him ; polfeire s d , as 'of the • refult , of ott highly vshick4istely.tooki place there. before &Military:Tribunal. • The priOner„: ii4aso 'Sorsa& Un-' tit lepin of high relpeelfbility ati,r4Taicu•wOsappoineed a COCO miffinier durins the periostr•of Martial Law in that , ifiand, .for providhal Othe fubfiftence of-the Militia •• • • of his pariah :in e expeaation, however. of -10-' tack,- he drew up : article* of sostpitalaticin - with the enemy, and endeavoured to•perfuadviha Colonel of the regiment and others to accedetolis propofitions. 'The charges on which he waf puttik•tike•bar.were— alt, For going about to entice mdferfoode the.Commifficoms =in the Paid 'panda, fax the polkited afeinifidd. and the sod other Oaken of the ma'am , tugat pail, to pin Mariner in an ad While to lb 111.aliffifa1II. 4 mod Go. mrament, and the peace and fafety of this NW: hil ollollotob* to W Wan Lod. Efg. Colonel of the Weltmereknah IL Invent. or Wenn, or publilbing a paper writing, matilithig propolkions dif rotefnl, cowardly, and endangering the poletlnit ktety'rif this country. ad, lov being gagged sad oareerned in 'an hofthenhagabaft his Mikity's authority and Governtr.ent, and the peace and 1 'fafety of this Auld, by delivering to William 7.oek,Efg. Coked of the Weihmorelanditerment, or uttering or miblithing *paper writing, containing propofitions difpaceful, eowardly,Mid eau dang ding the peace tind fifey. of this most ry. After minutely inveßigating every circoniaance, I the Court were of opinion that•lie witeguilty of both charges, anclfentenced him to.' he degraded and •ren- I * tiered incapable of •ferving in •any military capacity whatever in future, and to pay a fine of 30001. and Rand committed until raid fine be paid. • Shortly after, the Commander in Chief ilfuedthe I following Genend Orders : Head loaners, Spaniffitown. July 16, rhos. His Excellency the Commander in Chief, on pending the eel dam given at the trial of David Murray, a Commilioner for the porillinafWdtmorciand, could not help reeling the greateft iisdig- Emden at the manner in which the propoiltions of she Paid David 'Array were received, and .are • mentioned. by • Colonel Leek; and the higheft difpleafure at the dday which occurred in forward. tog the Paid propofitions to healguarttri, or even laying them be fore the Field Officers and Comadffioners °Mit mai. To mark his Excellency's difaporobation Of etordirdt fo pregnant with &Aga to bin Majefty's (envier,. sad to the , mantryobe Commander in Chief difmiffcs the Laid Colonel Lock from his *nation at Colonel of the Weitmonland Regiment of Militia. J.EHAND, Adjotant GeneraL Heattinarten, Sporffibtown, July t 6,1805. HL Excellenty the Commander in Chief walks to Mew his marked difapprobation of individuals, tinaothocked by his Ma jefty's Government, prefunaing to treat with an invading enemy. confirms and entirety approves of , the ferttence of the General Court Martial who Medi/mid Murray, a Canamilloner for the with of Wchmareland ; bat the experience which his hied- Macy has had of the attachment of the inhabitants to the lank Government, and of their seal and promptitude to tella mat. tack, leaving him 'witheut :pi:ran:nom of fimilar being made, or blobs any dangerous inhume in this nes• he is happy in an opportunity of indniging.his own Wiwi; *e unfortunate Emotion of the Laid David Murray mediae dishy. mid of giving dm itrithe to the evidence produced of "nolo* untainted loyalty and general good charade , ' t In eottliktothrio of - whkb, his Excellency is pleated to reedt;and hereby remits, that per of the (enter= of the Paid Goleta' -COM Martleinkith yd. judges the Paid David Murray to be digniaikotiftkglo• mid rendered incapable of holding apy btfikogy tilae Under his Majesty in future. , thmiofta,AajutantGeneral. a On the ad ORober of a fon: alliestarher t a houfe, Wedgwood the wife of Capt Gifford, of the Royal Navy. MARRIED. On Monday lA. at Hantlfwertb, by the Revs T. L. Freer . . Mr Thomas Rhodes, of London, to MI6 Budget, daughter of John Hodge% Efq. Soho, Stuffurdadre. ~~ DIED. Lately, at the Sclennes, Edinburgh, Wlll Riche, inulthonn• In the tooth year of his age. He teas a very fober man, had an aver 7 fion to fpirita, and was never drunk in hii fife. Hi trapdwaya very healthy, and retained his bath; di vathelatt. At Guserat,- its th e Salt Indies , in Odober kit, Lieutenant George Thomfon of Ms hdajefty's 6;th reginunt of foot, aides fon of the Rev. Thomas Thornton, Edinburgh. Et ATUAI —ln our account of the Death or Mrs. Shirr& on kriday—For cordially beldved and embraced; read •cordially begieveciand embraced,' Ste. 4( . .;