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Si.. tb LOWDCP; GAZETTE, MARCH 5. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Conuniflions lived by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Suffolk. Kelfale and Carlton Volunteer Infantry. _ _ John Raper. Erq, to be Captain; John Turners, Gent to be Lieu timant ; Wiltiatn Rabett, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated &mem ber 5,1803. Aldeburgh Volunteer Infantry. Philip Wynter, El+ to be Captain ; Benjamin Bunnirt, Gentle, be Lieutenant; Robert Meths, Gent. to be Litho. Dated September 22,18:13. Hustle Hundred Volunteer Infantry. William barLcr, Eft!. to be Captain; Robert' Motto, Gei t. to be Lieutenant. Dated D:cember 10.1804. Thomas Cracknell,G , t-nt. to be Enfign. Dated Feb. to, acs. Vitruttabt icto.e Volunteer Infantry. _ _ _ R. Cana, Gent to be Fnlirn. Dated January to, t Sos. Bary St. li.lat , ul.l's Volunteer Light Infantry. John Benjafield, I fq. to be Captain ; Thomas Steel, and Robert Gage Roolkwood, Gents. to be Lieutensnta. Dated July 9 , Henry Willa , Geut. to be b.bh i p. Datcd December to, t Ba 3. Fratulingham oluntecr Intantry. jobs Stanford, Ifqto be Major. Dated Deeemtur 17,t50 I. To be Captains—Jafper Pserfno, John Edwards, and 'lbw= Pool, Erg& Dated Aura 8. 'BB3. To le Lieutenants... John Aldrich, and George Edwards, GaAs. Dated Aosta 8, igo3. Charles Clubbe, Gent. Dated May 11, 19.04. 1 sl be Fnfigna...George Mayhew, and 1 hurnas Baanington, Gents. naiad Auguft 8,r803. John Goodwyn. Gent. Dated May az, Oka. Lakesheath Volunteer Infantry. William Ea:le, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated Dec. Z 4,11804. Colneis Volunteer Infantry. To he Captains—John Vernon, Efq. Dated September 5, tBos. Zenjamin Afhw-11,Efq. Dated May 22, 1804. Thomas Konedy, Efq. Dared May 24, s 304 To he Lieuta.ants--Jofepb Dawfon, and Juba Cooke, Gents. Dated September 5, 18c3. To be Fnfirs—Jobn Porter, and James Pide, Gents. Dated December 24 180 e. Saila Yeomanry Cavalry,—t R Troip. P2mund Barber, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb s 7. :747, Robert liowiett, Gent. to be Ditto; Robert Crabtree, Geut to be Cornet. Dated September 24.1804. Snuthelmhasn Trnnp. Alexander Mak. Efq. to be Captain; Rob:ft Aggvi, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Thomas or. 2.:e. Gem. to be Cornet. Dated beptember i, 1803. 3d Troop. George Smyth, Erg. robe Captain; Francis Gilbert Yeeley Lege, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Jobs E.:wards, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated March 7,1804. sth Troop. Robert Sparrow . , Fig to be Captain ; Robert Rede, Gent. to be Liens= int. Diced J.umary 13, 1795. Thomas I ,rr. Gent. to be D tto; George Behan, Gent. to be Cornet. Dste.l January to, 1804. 6th Troop. Thom.-Ji Sherlock Gooch, Elq. to be Captain; Thema.' Cook .Cent. to be lieutenant; Charles have, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated July ait, 1803. 7th Troop. Richard Moore, Efq. in be Captain; Walter Ray, Gent. N be Lieutenant; Richard Raring, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated July 23, 1803. _ . Bth Troop. Honourable JoOtua Vanseek to be Captain; Joreph Sltrimpmn, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Cogs. Gent. to be Comet. Dated Augult is, 1803. • Second Corps. Miklos Edgar, EN. to be Major. Dated September 5, dot. To he Caprains--john Meadows Tbeobald, Cornelius Collett, and John Cowperthwaite, My& Dated u above. To be Lieutenants--William Pearce's, John Stow Baldrey, and George Henry Erriniton„ Gents. Dated at above. To be Cornets—Jobe Meadows Rodorell, Philip Dykes,and John Brooks, rents. Dated as above. Boltuere and Claydon Volunteer Infantry. _ _ Tole Cytains—Robert Symproo. and IVilfiup Fewle Middle . too, Efqrs. Dated September aa, Thomas Singleton, Mil. Dated December' IS, an. 'En be I .irti ten a nti—jnbn Midd.eton, G. ot. Dated Sept. as, 1803. John Bridge, Gent. Dated April 28, *Sze- Robert kcclingtun. Gent. Dated September is, 7803. . _ _ To he Eofigns:-James Darby, and William Leeds, Gents. Dated al above. Blackhall, and Ilten Volunteer Infantry. John Syer. Fcti. to be Clpt.iin•Comntandant ; Robert Sheppard, - Efq. to be Ciptitin; John Ellis. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated tirptcngxr s. 183 i. Hadleigh Volunteer Infantry. John Brovenrifor Leake, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant. Auguft R, tBe3. John Mills, jun. Efq. to be Captain; George Clubbe Parfoos„ Gent. to be Lieutenant; Nathan Drake, Gent. to he litote ',ant ; Robert Offord, and Edward Reeve, Gents. to be Enfigns. Dated February it, 1804. Datcd Huntingfield Volunteer Infantry. William Phi!pot, Efq. to be Captain; Rous John Cooper, Gent to lac Lkutenart ; Benjamin Wuolnougn, Gent. to be Rap. Dated September 22, 103. Loweftoft Volunteer Infantry. - - Altloos Charlrs Arnold, Efq. to be Captain; John Elpts, and ALtand,:r Payne, (;arts. to be I.ieutenant%; tdw.trd WWI, Gent. to he Enfign. Dated Septembers, ISO 3, Stow Hundred Volunteer Infantry. Cl. tries Tyreli. Efq. to be Captain; John Marrinue. and John Edgar Ituit,Gents. to te Lieutenants. Dated Septembers, 1803. liuufzay Volunteer Infantry. PetrrTnrner,Efq. to be Major-Commandant. D. t. d 'qt. 5, t RO3. To be Captains-.-Robat Alderfon, and Robot Bute:ter. Efqri Dated September„ 18c.t. Richard Mann, E.fq. Dated December 19, 1804. To Lc Lieutenants—Joim Clasper Gent. dated as :boys ; and Wit ti.ou Gent. Dated September s, tEcs. To be Eniign—Edwanl Fpall.Gent. Dated Sept 5, Ms. Ipfwich Volunteer Infantry. Th^.ma. Tarver hlullMer F.fq. to be Lieutenant•Culonela Commandant. Dated January ra, acs. To be Captam,—John King, lames Martin, and James Wenn, . Dated January to, 18:'4. To be I kat-cants—Ch,tles Grof.. John Sparrow, Thomas Don niodh,-1. and Edmund Welk, Gun.. ILitrtl Jan. 10, 0 04 . To he Fi.fign.—John fborna. Edmonds, and Edward Gent. Da; ea j.nivaty to, 18 4. To be Adjutant—Luke on , Cott Dater! OR 13, 037;3. • St, , k by N.lvla‘ul V(.lunter Infantry. . T. - :arrnA, Eq. to to Captain. Dated. Si it 2.1, VArkbourn Hunched Volunteer Infantry. Robert Vuna. I:.q. to he Ciptaid. Datcd April :8. 18.L4. Zachatilh Cealih,;urfoc, to Pc Licutenant. Dre...1 1 .c '7% 1803. Jan Golvog, Gent. In b. Licutcriant. Mud April lic+ ILtlecworli Volunteer Infantry. jout,Reevr, F.N. to Ix Captain; Ro!tertltlAn W!li:e. (lent. to be Jogn CCIIL to be D.tt,.1:;,;,t. 5, rj:.a. Conirniffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of H4nts. El:r, - ; and Milbrook Battalion. Major George Co.-npton to be Major-Corr:maid:LA. Dated Fe br‘ary• 14, aos. Stockbridge, Somborne, and Mottisfont Battalion. Jobu Campbell, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated February ao, ac.s. Portlinnuth ViCtualling Office Artillery. JoreTii Clarke FN. to be Captain. vice Reeks, refigued; Second Lieutenant, John Folter to be Lieutenant, dice Clarke, promo. ted ; Edward Chillingwortla, Gent to he Second Lieutenant, nice Feller, promoted. Dated Feb. ay, egos. Conuniffious figned by th• Lord Lieutenant of die County of Salop. Morfe Volunteer Infantry. mninam Perry, Gent to be %latter Moffitt., vice Sighting, re- D•tol May 4. IBZ4. Vt till , - Bradley, Gent. to be Surgeon. The Rev.Shcttivgtoo Da. rrnFort to be Chaplain. Dated Mar sat aci• Whitchurch Volunteer Infantry. Captain Lowe to be Major, vice Watfon, reigned. Lieutenant Corfes to be Captain, vice Lowe, promote.... Lieutenant Edwards to be Ditto, vice 'Trevor, reigned. All dated February 9, tdot. Edward Carleton, Gent. to Se Lieutenant, vice Corfer, promoted. olign Prince to be Ditto, vice IVfingay, refigned, Dated Fe bruary 1, 1805. Enfign Harper to be Ditto, vice Edwards, promoted. Dated Feb. at, ans. Enfign Parker to be matter Mager, vice Edwards, reigned . rated Februrtv 9, ISos. Ludlow and Cleobury Mortimer Volunteer Infantry. Enfign Welling. to be Lieutenant, vice Fringe, aligned; Wil- liam Gardner andflomas Welling., Gents, to be Ilniigns. Dated Feb. t t. tgos. Commigions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Derby. . _ _ South High Peak Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. William Carlici, Erg. to be Major Commandant. Dated March IBos. To be Captains-s*mnd Simplon, Peter Wright, and John Bar ker, Ergrs. Dated March ',lbs. To be Lieutenants—William Birkett, Michael Williams, and John Cooper. Gents. Dated March t. Otos'. To be Enfizos—William Greaves,l3enjaminKyatt b and Ifaae Bee net,Gents. Dated Nforch t. sBos. Afhbnrne Corps. John Riddlefden. Gent. to he Lieutenant ; Willlun Riddlefalen, Gent. to be En )go. Dated March t, 1805. ORDNANCL OFPICk, MARCH 4. Royal Regiment of Artilltry. Frederick S. Holsoorthy, Gent. to be 'econt' Lie tenant, vice Charles Blac' promoted. Dared Feb if I 8 S. PARTNER3HIPS DISSOL.N ED. Elizabeth Wolff and length Wife, cotton-r ads Intl, Manche ter, February 28, t°; r . . Jofepli Croig and Ilcnj main Wethdinen-drpers,High Holborn, December 3 t. raorna. Ad me Franklin, and John Barron,hrandy-merchants, Sell by , I.incuLilhirc , N.mernber 30. Thomu Hadfield, V.l;fiain Hadfield, an l. John Hadfield, car rion, Waite Hoge, Crirplegate, London, Deet.mber 3. BASICRUPTS. John Wood, late of Nwthumberland, currier, dealer and Chap man . to furrcuder Aril t, 2, and t 6, at eleven, at tl.c Shakrlpeare Tavern, In Newealtle-upon.Tyrr. Attornies, Mr. Wm. Kirkfry, Newcaltir-np ,n Tyne; or \4r. Charles Conft.a- . • . Mc, No to, lyirdoncre-Inn, Cnincery lane, London. Richard Johninn,of Tnkcnhoure-yard, Lnndnn. rnerchan!, March 9, si, and April to, et eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bout field. rouverie-greet, Feet-tlreet. Jamesßrewis, late ni Southwiet, Durham Chip builder, March 16, ay, and April t 6..: eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Rithop Wear myth. Attnrnies. Mr R °lien Davidfon, Mho') Wearmouth; or Mrffrs. Whartnn and Dyk lanth ['envie. Henry Clicerman, of Latnberhurft. Kent, torn dealer, dealer and . _ Airman, March 9, 16. and April 16, a ten. aiGuildhall. Lon don. Attornies, Mr. innes,Tnubridge-Wer.s.; or M. ffra- Bland ford and • 4 weet, King's 11..-nch Walks, Tcm,:e, London. SatnueArlidge, formerly of Prcfton Car., but now of Whitton, - _ Northaniptonfhlre, brickinaker, Mar . ch g, 16, ;md April 16, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Shaw, Dyer's Build ings, Holborn, London. James Vandrant, of Urewcr•firret, near Golden.fqnare, fel, printer. dealer and chaurnao, March t 9, 23, and April 16, at ten, at Guild call. Attorney, Mr. Wall, No. 2, King•ftrest, Clerkenw./11. John Oakeg, of ITnion-fireet, New Bond-ftrect. Middlefrx. coal mcrehant, March 12, Igo. and April 16. at ten, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. Dixon, Narau-ftrtet, Soho. DIVIDENDS March 7. Robert Peach. late of Wakefield, Yorktbirc, woolRa• pltr, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn. Wakefield. March S. William Hewlett and William Percher, of Briftol, dealers. eh apmen, and copartners, at eleven, at the Bu( Tavern, Corn-ltreet, Is. March 6. George Palke]] lielketh, of Maneheiter, grocer, at three, at the Hither Royal Oak Inn, Manclicßer. March s. John Frrnch Burke. late of Cannon-ftreet, London, flip owner, at ten, at GuildhalL March 5. Slvrlter Riellardfn, of Blackburn, Lineal:hire, grocer, at cleveri.at the Dun Heck, blackhurn. March S. James W hittaker, of Hall ingden , Lancafhire, grocer and woollen-manufaCturer, at eeven, at the Dun Horfe, Blackburn. March 5. Arnold Meyer and Henry Wilckens. late of Liverpool, merchants and roputnera, at twelve, at the Star and Garter Tavern. Liverpool. March S. Thomas Gamhle the younger, of Leicefter,Yroolcomber, at four, at the Bi n • Bell Inn, Letceftcr. March 5. Thnn•ab Prcfcott King, of Wtrt Covert, Ifle of Wight, Hants, linen draper, at eleven, at Goildhail, London. March 8. Samuel Cawthorn, of York, gructr, at eleven, at the White Horfc lou, Coppergate, York. EAST ITWIA HOUSE. The General Court of Proprietors met on Thurr day, purfuant to a regular notice in rho Public Pa pers, for the confuleration of the followings:l:maims Ht. The Enalalithment of a public Seminary for rheinftruclion of fuch youths as arc deftined to be employed in various Civil Ca pacities in the Hon Company's fervice. silly, The grantirg of an Annuity to the W.dow of Lieutenant Colonel Maxwell, of the tyth l.ight Dragoon,. tv:.o till in m,lk log a fuccefstul charge upon the Enemy, at the Kettle of Affye, by which the Victory was tarried in favour of his Majefty's and the Conipany's Arms, during her Widowhoml. 3dly, The Allowance of a l'enlion to ColonFlStcycnfon of the Madras Uhl)liniment, who has Served fcvcral years faithfully and honourably iu the fervice or the Comp iny, and Is now Incapable of col ail I tiing longer in that fervice.—the laid Annuity to be further continued to his Wife, if the &ad furvive him and continue a Widow. ellily, The granting of a Pentlnn during Life to Mr. P Brahon, late Aaing Deputy Governor of Fort Marlboro'. agreeably to the 19th Scdtion of the Siztk Chapter of WC Company's Dye Laws, and— sthly. The Ref:oration of Mr. Wm. Betty to the Company's fervtee, who:e fundlons have been furpendcd. The Refolutions of former Courts, relative to the Honourable Company'sgrant to Captain DANCE, and the ellablillintent in the Prince of Wales's Ifland, were again read and agreed to. SEMINARY FOIL TFIR INSTRUCTION OF YOUNO MIN DESIGNED FCIS THE SERVICE OF THE COMPANY. The Chairman opened this bonnet's with a very few Wet vationg. The Clerk then read the Refolutions, which ex preircd in the fulleft and moll minute terms the re- gulations to :re adopted in the outline of the cll.& lithment. The young gentlemen are to receive a commetcialanda clallicaleducation—they arc to have fume knowledge of the Mathematics, of Oriental ' Literature, of trench, Geography—and where a ge nius is exhibited, they will perhaps receive fame in-' ftrutlions in Drawing. A veneration fur the ellab lithed religion of this c rune y. and•an ardent love of the principles of the Dritith Conflit ution, is to be in (tilled into their minds ; and their parents arc to pay one hundred guineas per annum for the expellee of their education. The Chairman declared that he thought there Re. folutions to be 1 very full and explicit in themielves, that they tequired or would admit of no comment of his to illuflrate the utility of the propofed inftitution. The Letter from Bengal, of the z7th of January, 18oz. relative to the ettablithment, was alfo read. Mr. RANDLE JACKSON fupported the Refolutions, in a very animdted fpeech, and declared that in his opinion the plan would lead to the fupercegon of the faperfluous part of College education. Young men would have an education which fuited them for every purpofe of the fervice of the Company, and would have that attachment to their native country which the place that is the fource of education is 'apt to create in the minds of young then. The leant: of fuch a fyftem was fincerely to be deplored in the infiance of the feparstion of America from this coun•l try, as the fiream by which a young mind was non rithed and improved, was ever fondly dwelt upon by thole who received it. The Honourable Member, at: 1 , ter dilating upon the minute objets and extreme uti lity of the plan, which was fubmitted to the confi-1 deratior. of the Court, moved two other Refolutions, esprcffive of the entire concurrence of the Proprie tors with the Dircaors, in the adoption of the plan before them. The Ref,lutions were feconded by Mr. Rock. Mr. JON ES Ao.ta declared, that he felt snore fin. cerely the importance of the meafiire than be did. He was apprehenfivc, however, that by the adoption of the plan for educating young men for the Com pany's fervice at home, we might h tve a duplicate here of the eßablilliment at Calcutta, which he con ceived to be unnecetfary. He then adverted to the words of the Refolutions, and conceived that they expreffed an acknowledgment of the continuance of the eliablifhment at Calcutta. This was, in his op'. nion, onerous, and we would thereby have a dupli cate at home of the fyftem which was adopted abroad. The Court had not to confider of Sir Tho mas More's fancied Republic of Utopia ; they were a plain home bred body of merchants, and would, no doubt, dire& their views to what was aettially ufeful ; there were many branches of education in the plan propofed, which it was impatible for the minds of youth to comp?. !bend in the lhort time allowed to them, and he therefore obje&ed to the motion. Mr. LowunEs alfu obje&ed to the propofition then, before the Court. Lord litasastan highly approved of the enthufiafm of the Governor-General, in the fupport of the Com pany's interell, and in the furtherance of literary views. But declared that the plan now propofed mutt eventually fufpend the eflablifhment at Calcutta. Mr. P. Mooart, after ionic prefatory obfetvations, alked to whom it was that the Company owed the relent extenflon of their territory in India, butt to their tintwnred fervants ? From his acquaintance with Sir Wm. Jones, he had no realen to believe that a knowledge of Oriental literature in particular, cnuld not pnffibly be obtained in England, as that Gentleman had told him that, notwithitanding his having been a proleffor of the Eallern languages in England, he was feveral months in India before he was able to bring his knowledge into adual fez vice for the Company. The CHAIRMAN did not think it incumbent on him to anfwer every thing that had been laid in the courfe of debate. He would, however, fay a few words, principally in anfwer to his Honourable Friend who had junk fat down. The education of the number of young Gentlemen propofed, would colt in India upwards of 70,0c01. per annum, and here it could not pollibly exceed 6ocol by the plan which was propnfed, and in a little time it would be reduced to ioool. This could not fairly be et - infidel-eel to he burthenfome to the Company, for the a , tain ment of fuch an °hied as the improvement n: their fervants in general 'knowledg-, and attachment to the religion and conffitution of their country. With refpeel to a principal part of the fpeech of the Honourable Ccn tlem.in who fpoke la ft, the declaration of Sir W iiliam Jones with relpeet to a knowledge of the Eallern lan guages, it mull be confidered that he was too refined afchnlartolook at the plain utility of the acquirement of this fort of knowledge. He lo::ked at the pnlifh— the Court of Diret9ors had the !Uhl - lance in view; and if the Company had men of good found fenfe en gaged in their fervice, who were capable of conver ting plainly ttrion bulinefs, it was not to be fuppofed that any thing more was wanted. A fufficiency of Inch knowledge as was neceffary was eafy to be ac quired in England, and the pronunciation would be loon obtained by converting with the natives of India. As to the other branches of education, the Mathema tics, &c. the youths were not intended to be made profound feholars ; they mull be wen reloaded before they would he admitted into the ferninary now pro poled to be eflablifhed, and they would then have nothing added but a general outline of the hi 'her branches of knowledge which were necelfary for til ling their different fit nations with credit to themfelves and a ith ufefulnefs and honour to the fervice of the ;mpany. It would alto be very gratifying to the parents• of thnfe Gentlemen that they Would he educated in Willy ions air, and under their own im m:diate obfervation. Mr. MOORS explained, and the Chairman exprefred himfed fati•fied with the esplanati..n. Mr. G. JOHNSTONE expreired hinifelf highly Eric. fled with having heard in private report that A NCti)ie Lord (Lard Cornwallis) whole iervices had barn of moR elfential benefit to the Company, had again con tented to reform the direCtion of their affairs in he only wilhed to have force explanation as to the continuance or rejedlion of the f} Item (l education at Calcutta. The CHAIRMAN arerved that the adoption of the prelim plan mull tend to the atw!ition of the fyilem alluded to, notw•ithilanding it could nut poaibly be at once relinquithed or clellroyed. The DEPUTY CHAIRMAN declared that he thought Europe was the finch place for the ail Jinrocin of Eu. ropean knowledge, and the youths wfuild be belt fitted for the advancement of . their owt , iwerell and the promotion of the benefit of Con.r.ii.v. by having a particular line of Itudy pointed out for a particular branch of employment. He then enu merated the difF.tent branches of education which were to Le comprehended in the fvlteni ; and fol lowed the Right licrymrable the Clia;rman in de claring, that it W.IC nit the iate Ation of tLr Court to create unntceffary expellee, or aim at th- valt fyßem of learning which fume Honour:llde Nltmbers had imagined. After a iew other ohlervations, the. quellion was put and carried un3nimoully. The grants to perfons already mentimcd, were, after fume little debate, carried unaritnolifly. The only objeFt of the debate wag, whether the annuity fhould be granted during widowhood or f,l- lite?— ' But the original propolition was carried without a diffenting voice, on the mound that an annuity dur ing the continuance of widowhood wal the means of preferring the attachment of the Lady to the children of a meritorious ferrant. A penfion was then vetted to Mr. P. Braham, and a Ballot was fixed for next Thutftl.iy, for the put plfe of deciding the queaion of the reanration of Mr. Betty to the Compan)'s fervicc.—Aficr which the Court adjourned. Sir rutty Itrtt, 11I.D F.ILS. at Pari.:, and of the Royal Order of Sweden, tindiog the hilt tants of thii country at this fe:Jim of the year par:- cularly afflieted with Coughs. Colds, and Allbruatic complaints, tnitnel out a method of concentratiar that valuable Extra& of flowers, called Honey, aiAi bringing into a Imall compafs a very .large ro•ti..n of its excellent virtues. Sir _Num HILL's Baltim of Homey is therefore recommended as the mull (a 1.., innocent, and effeCtu 41 remedy for Coughs, Cold., and Animas. Children and the molt delicate may take it with the greated fafety. It i; to he had at Me& Shaw and Edward, N 0.66, on the Foot-way. St. Paul's Church yard, who have purchared of the lion. Lady II t Lt.'s executors all the property iu J„aw Medicines, price 3s. 6d. If their nam .s are nut on the Ramp it is a counter feit. TIARRIED. On Thuriday, the t4th ult. at Grappcul.ll, in ehreirr 44 the Rev. Peter HaMet, Edward Euruer. 1.14: to Mif, Ann \Vadat], daughter of -- Wat Erg. ut LAIRD. On Wednefday the 27th of l•ebruary, in the 59th year of his age Mr William W anfoy, of W'arniii:flcr, Wilts. Lately, at Jarr.aica, atter a tedious Hinds, I.ieut. VIV:411. r. at the Rny4l Marines. HlGri WATEIt Al' LONDON alt.ll/...1E TO-MORRO W. !doming • • • • 57 mtinutas after 6 After!mon •• • • 29 minutes after 7 SHIPPING CONCERNS, &e. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, the Roy!! rtelange Coff.:e hqufe,iti tAhuburgh,oti nerday the t7th day of March, ASOS, at Two &Cluck is tte Afternnen, a. A Cnnfiderable Number of SHARES, amount ing to I: tso (belonging to the fegoeftrated tense et Melirs. Menzies and Anderron; of the. CAPIrAt. S rocx. the Union Shipping Company ell.eith and Berwick-upon-Twert This Company cngrolfes a great proport:on of the carrying trace twtween Leith ar.d London ; and, hrfde< extending actonsnioda dons, it has o,:c.dionally •liridoi from o to is per cent. upon As capital, - a. Various DEBTS due. and CLAIMS tor:went to the Coe ditors of Maws. Menzies and Anderfun, agreeably to a Litt in the TruSee's For particular. application may be made to Mr William Scott Mo icrietr, accountant, Truster upon the laid fiti:adrated eltatc ; ,r to Chart:A Bremner, writer to the Lima TO THE LADIFS. THE Tricnniin Fluid, in Twenty four Hour's, chang..s Red or Grey Hair to any made of Brown or and Inch is its permanency, that neither Powder, Poznatani, air Wathing, will r.,:mlrt. it. It alfn ltrr , gitier• t!..e weaken /Lair, preve is its and' increafra tae Growth to a detirce r,val s every thing ofdl:ied for fintilae purpofes. To convince the Public, affitperfon fending a /*chat Hair, pot paid, fcaled at the end, 10 as to prcvent impoGtion , (halt h Aye pa returned, free ~ 1 expellee, changed to any ihaJe !hewn at the plow of le. it will be found quaily efEcaciotui in changing the as grown Hair Lyon Horfce Knees, bee. Sold at Mr. Golding's, as, Coenhill; Mr. Overton's. ay. New Bond-ftreet; and Mr. Wright's, %%fade's PaTage, Bath, in botrl--a of al. as. each. DI • ',SI7, of the URI:TM:A and Certain COMPLAINTS. A 0 tole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated medi dicved Bougie and Remedies, AIr.DIIFOU.L.t aeon., tlie Public. that he may at be Lonfelted daily from 9 to 3, at ins honfe, No. 54, Frith-fire. t, (2.4. e of Stridluret, (Piffles-- hot si,Gieeit, Sce. Ric. at well as Debility, andertry three-der wit, ne fecrccy is fo stleufil a requifitc, th.,t Mr Dufour has raffia... 4 a fpacious huufe, that every Patient may he introduced hi a feparase apartment. Mr 1). hart for many years confined hiaifell to that department of 3tirgery, and from retrofire pra&ce, and the start fl'tiering foxed;, he it en 'bled to oda' a methsd of cure, snil4, effic u,, requiring no rooricrit. - nt or reftraint, diet, and which prevents a rilapfe. Perfons in the country (taxing their cgs folly, in a letter, enclofinz a one nr a two pound note, will have proper tern Mies fent to the amount For the various fyuiptoins &c. fee Mr Dutour's Treatile on the above complaints, prices' . (, I. the sth edition--to be had of J Callow, Crown coon, Soya firt'cjero, Exeter Change, and of the Author. • HEALTH AND I.ONOEVIIT. Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. T° obviate the irnpolitions which have long been pradlifed. in regard to this Medicine, a (mall attention mile is requifite; for ashy favour of the Commifioners of the Stan" hparatc Plates have been prepared for Mr. Newlkery rife. wit!! hi; name engraved in the Stamps, the imitation of which would be a capital offence, the genuine Preparation may now lie readily ale..r;.iiiied ; it is therefore recommended to purchafeis 1 1 net to open any box in future, unlefs,they obfervst the words. F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Pcul'a," printed on the [tamp. fhc fuperior excellence of thefe Pills in Rheontatiftas and Colds -a well as in other Complaints to which the human frame is listle from the eiciffitudts of our climate, is univerfally aeknowlcdg-d. They are admirably calculated fur li,llous, and other Dfforder. the Stomach and !towels; for Head-Achs occalioned by Incligcl eon ; and for preventing l'aifies and Apoplexies, fo often the ans fee,ucnce of free living. Recourfe fhould be had to them after every excels, ani: upon every fight indifpufitioo; and thus their well known charaeleriitic of promoting dotigevity will be main tained; I , y alfifing Nature in the due difeharge of the an!nial fimainfol. and by keeping the Cuilltitution„, as it were, in cs.n finual re p air. they pi - e:erve the oodv in heidth and vigour, aisd prevent premature decay. They es quire no particuiar emknenient, nor att..iii:un to diet. racy areG,id only by F. Nerve ER r and Sons, at the Wsrehotife for Dr. fatties's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's, a few doors if.:111 ; and at Dr. janic,'s late !Joule in Bruton-linvt: boscs, prio: 44. 6d each, ;tamp inciaded; Or the 4isantity w tits in one Lire box tot ,t 44% IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF. Letter Allan Mrs. Matthews. No. tR, Strand. Lolidon, to the Pro priaor of Dr. 'FA LOICS Remedy for Deaforft. SIR; Lond o n, Vec. at, clio4. W E Have hut few Pott i .es.ut TAN' Loa's Remet l 7. ynu will tberefore find a fuprly the firth. opportu;iit?. Mrs. Ann I ferri.:k. Carrabv Market, e...r4 this mortar:: to fay, that the I as beeu deaf twelve month , : ! , .4 e 01.1.1 I:0: hear a bell if it wa; toring lute to her head; all Tr., - r,-iinrs provid inefteelual, till the applird the above Medi.:•t:e, wt,ieh pzrt.trined a perfefl cure in a run r mon? ; only 0 t.i tt-,itte 11.:s h., is I:fed. You can have hut an indifferent idea of tI. afore the txyrrired on the o:cation ; the hopes for the oh • rags nt of other. r•tt will rnah• a C.al of it and puhtath. w N.-11 no doubt will be Isitteh to yatir advar.tdge ; we have heard fey, r .l extr.:ord!o.ay acconr!i of it, hur entild not procure t:te nst,es. an., t it, (tor Mrs. MattileWS), your bumble Servant, S. I.El'7.'{. The abort. ((teemed Remedy may be had, price 8a 6d.- :c, ti 0.-iir...'tirt.•..l•f ;Sri rc:M7ttitt No. (8, SET-2rd, • w1..1 lade by j. Drewry, Stall - QM ; Dicey and Sao too rlttirc h•y Lart lay and Son, 95. Fleet Market ; !herr. •. Co. q.fi c ; and Sh •w and Fdwards, Borough, London. so'..! Ho , Culintry by Collins, Saliibury ; CrutwcU, Bath ; Kontr. a t.t aoyd, Birmiiißbant ; Gore, and Wright, Liverpool; I farr N1..1 r to IL ; Drury, Lincoln ; Burbage, Noningham ; Sitcpb , ,• Briltrd ; Drewry, Derby; Bartholomon, York; Ifriftow. - bury; Linos, I ; Gregory, Leicefler ; Cake, ; Hodlen, Carnk ridge ; Hodfou,Newrattle-upon.Tyne; Mrs..), r • Ox , ord Chefter ; Laneatler ; Stamford ; Ronafou, Cov.r.try; Sht•rre, ' , Warwick Tyl• Writcefkr ; Walker, Glm-rites ; Watkins, Hereford ; • • Witichriter ; Ware, Whirrharen ; Nlorgan, Lichfield ; and Chiller, Neweadle•undir•Ly ; and may be procured • givinz orders to all linoiskners, u,w(carriers, ace. One Bottle is a complete 11,,!loracive, and no danger can apprchended from itt ilk', as tuiricient evidence has betil given • it pert', tey mild and innocuity Vidc Itateaseots of esf raocdit. . • Cairo. tictuic advert LONDON: Primed and publlthed el , LEVEL KENT, (n' C . tc.. - eitT ;lace, I.sn,tr•?), at the Sr ti Orvica„ No. s, 0-- t ft:et. Published aVo u the S roa O•ncw Tempel:o3er. 1 l'•