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From the LONDON GAZETTe:, May le. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-nYTICIL, MAY 11.1.11% MAIRSYY has been pleated to appoint Lieutenant Generals Julio Leland, amid Dondas, Fames Hamilton, Sir Rob e rt Ab e rcromby, IL B. oho Stratton, Gerard Lake, es Rookr, Sir' homas Mtifgrare, Bart. harks Crolbie, James Coates, John Earl et Suffolk, Ralph Dundas, Honourable Chapple Norton, Richard Whyte, George Huthain, Sir Alured Clarke, L R 1 o be GENERALS in the Army. MAJOR GENERALS Anthony Farrington, William Matwell, James Stuart, Gt-orge Earl of Pembroke. CliNies Horned", John Earl of Chatham, John Whyte, Alexander Campbell, Andrew John Drttcussod. William hl.i. farad, Henry &wryer, Francis 1)13;,:.i5, Joh' William Egerton, Alarancicr l' as. Peter Homer, Abraham 1/Aubant, linaouraMe Francis i':eellan, Wary Piiat. Ja , Th Walten►. N ilium LIS% Wa.ka, Jobettekoe. To be LIEUTENANT-CIENFRALS in the Army. COLONELS Francis Loot Seal :nth, Bryd Trewthick Ileviker.nf he 9th Dragoons, David Driug'as W.-wog'', of t h e i g t h Fast, 11 lirmourabir Joh. 1..43,e, of the iit Foot Guards, Henry Wyoyard, of the aft Foot Guards, William . lhortitrot. of the tit Foot Guards, John Stuart, of the 41C:11 . 1 German Regiment. Denean Cempitell. of The gift Yoot, Thomas Grofvenor, of the 3d Foot Guards, John Caterer!, of the Cottream Guards, Hon. Jo!.n llope. of the North Lowland Feneible Infantry, Honourahle Vere Pnulet, on Half-pay, Charles Barton, of the 21 Life Guards George Cunningham:. late of the Scotch Brigade, Frederick lialt.g, Ist, of ditto, Bay Futter, of the Scorch !Lisette, Alexander Nlackenzle, of the ;Bth loot, William Conr,reve, of the Royal Artillery, Honourable J Aran Forbes, of the Caithness Guards, Hedry I.nrd P..on, of the 7th Light Dragoons, John Dolk, of the 87th Foot. Robert limwneirg, of the both Foot, liV:iliarn Caulfield Archer, of the ift Foot Gond?. Wtlham Earl of Banbury, of the 3d Font Gourds, Honourable Arthor %I'eliefli7, of the 331 Fore. If. nouratie Edema, I Phipps. of the i It Foil Geards, Willt-to C irtveriyht, of the loth Light Dragoous. To be NIA JOR-C.:.:Nh.RALS in the Army. I.D.UTI NANT-COLONFLS F."-^A.l'• ,, M;`" Haiono nel. of the late t ace Foot, Crofton • 'aryte'eur, of the 4f , th Foot, John Hamilton. of the 81 ft Foot, Roucrt Duo, y Blake, of the Northumberland Fendbk Infantry, John Barnes : of the Royal Artillery. Robert Douglas, of the Royal Artillery, Thomas Bonvorigg. of the 3d Foot, Honourable Robert Meade, of the 3 1 ft Foot, Alexander Malcolm, of the late ad Battalion 78th Foot, William Houttoun, of the 58th Foot, Honourable George St. John, of the 73e1 Foot, oho Prince, of the 6th Dragoons, Gemgc Mitchell. on half-pay of the 31ft Light Dragoons, Daniel Henry Shaw, of the 7th Weft lodia Regiment, Thomas Hillop, of the a ith Weft India Reid/matt, John M•Lend, of the Royal Artillery, George Le Hunte, on half-pay of the late Independant. Pierre de Neuron Bullet, of Meuroo's Regiment, Charles kl*Murdo, of the 3ill Foot, Waiter Cline, of the 7th Font, William Wynyard, of the Coldftreant Guards, John Wathanke Childers,of the nth Light Dragoons, Atzeander Weird, of the late T 20th Foot, AF-minder Dirom, of the s:d Foot. Anthony LewisLayard, of the 7th Foot, Thomas Fort of Elgin, David Hunter, of the Augurs/hire. Fixable Infantry, John Earl of Breadalhane, , dm Slade, of the zit Dragoons. Richard Tarter, of the late ad Eattalion of the 824 Foot, Frederick A. F. Beckwith, of the 37th Font, William Spencer, of the 23d Ligh e aragoors, Sir Richard &Kt, Kim: of they 'eft India Regiment, Unmet Graham, of the 37th Foot, James Montgomery, of the 45th Font, redcrick Augultus Wetherell, of the Rid Foot, lA'intim Wright, of the Artillery in I:eland, John Daniel Arabia. Ditto, William Buchanan, Ditto, William Murray, of tbe'24th Light Dragoons, Honourable William I.undey, of the 220 Light Dragoons, Robert Brereton, of the 63d Foot, Thomas Mien. of the 83d Font, J. Timor Hervey Ewa. of the late 2d Battalion 84th Foot, Ft loore Difney, of the ift Foot Guards, tlho Mantrefor, of the lath Font, oho Mackenzie, of the late ad Battalion 78th Foot, lliato Carlyon Hughes, of the 87th Foot. Edward Corry, un half-pay of the late moan Foot, Solomon Peter de L'Hofte, un half-pray of the late 204th Foot, Alt:ander Graham Stirling, on half-pay of the late seed Foot, Honourable Archibald Montgomery, on half-ray of the late ft...yal Glafgow Regiment, Peary Montano Clavering, of the Argyllfhire Fencibk Infantry, William Themes, of the, 4t ft Foot, ll e l:lebel, of the 14th Light Dragoons, Trotter, of the late r Ilth Foot, To be COLONELS in the Army. MAJORS William Ofb. Hamilton, of the Ancient Irina Fencible Infantry, James Wheeler (Imola, of the 6oth Foot, !Immo Norton Powktt, on half-pay of the late 95th Foot, James Willock, on ball-Fry of the late 95th Foot, Francis Slater Rebow, of the 2d Life Guards, Robert Piet, on half-pay of the late 13oth Foot, Sir Edward Gerald Butler, Knt. of the 87th Foot, Gullavus R. Mathews, on half pay of the late hidependants, Samsel Weil, of the 27th Light Dragoons, Edward Webber, of the late ad Battalion 9oth Foot, Michael Edward Jacobs, of the 76th Font, Thomas Vifeount Ram:high, of the 66th Foot, Thomas L'Ettraoge, of the 7th Not, Sir Thos. Pt chen. Bart. of the late _d Horfe Greoralico Guards, William L titan, of the 7th IFrazoon Guards, John Cattleman. of the 52ft Foot, Charles Gray, of the 75th Foot. I ouchiest It ftiarrie, of the 86th Foot, David Dewar, on half-pay of the late InJcpendants, Joreph FOCCIIIe, of the rew South Wales Coto, blichacl M'Creagh, of the zith Welt India Regiment, Richard O'Dogherty, of the 69th Foot, George Kitinaird Dana, of the 13th Foot, Charles CerJet, of the tft Dragoons, Waiter Elliot, of the 531 Foot, William Clarke, of the 46th Foot. William Jephron, of the I;th light Dragoons, William Sioclair Wrote's. of the 48th Foot • on l Aw John Grant, half-pay of the late Indepeidants, ohn Smith, of the sin Foot, antes Moore, of the 26th Light Dragoons, • and Baynes, of the 76th Foot, • George Dodfworth, of the 34th Font, Charles Miller, of the a R Weft India Regiment, Nathaniel Levert Preemie. of the 48th Foot, 'James Stirling of the 42d Foot, Tl i ontas Steele, of a late Recruiting Corps, Edward Withrringtoo, of the 9th Dragoons, Patrick Maxwell, tif the 7th Dragoon Guards. James laratham, rat the ...th Dragons Guards, Robert Young, of the gob Font, Charles Browne, oil half•pay of the late 96th Foot, • Edward Stelielin, of the Royal Artillery, rah r i s t ia Aounftur Schakh, of the Royal Artlikay, Lcieloos, of tie ote Dragoons, l O r john %rarity the yonfigee, now or tate of S . hardfow, Derbyfhire, cornfaetor, dealer and chapman, June 8,9, and 22. at eleven, at the !Slue Lian Inn, Leicefter. Attornies, Meta. Bleafdale and Alexander, New-Inn, London ; or Mr. Robert Bond, I.eicd%. r. William Dale, late of Petworth, Suffer, miller, dealer and char man, June 4. c. and 22, at ttn, at the Norfolk Arms Ina, in Arundel. Attorney, Mr. William Holmes, Arundel. Thomas Cartwright, of Manchefter, uphoifterer, dealer and chapman, May 17, 3t, and June 22, at three, at the White Horie Inn, iviatiebefter. Attnrnies, Mr. Cardwell, Manehef ter ; or Mr. T. C. J;.ckfon, Walbrook, John Harrifon, of Stoke-upon-Trent, Stafford e, manufadtu ra of earthern ware, May 26, 27, and June 22, at twelve, at tile Market-Hall, in Hanley, Stafforditrire. Attornies, Mr. Tornlinfon. in Hanky ; or Mr. Willington, King i•Bench- Walka,Tempit, London. Thomas Johnion, of kiddenninfter, Woreefterthire, grocer, dealer and chapman, May 31, June 2, and as, at eleven, at the Star and Garter, is Arorceller. Attornies, Mr. William Willes, Worceiter ; or Mr. James FLU, Bride -court, Bridge reet, I.ondon. Daniel Hantaway„ late of Brandon, Norfolk and Suffolk, men chant, dealer and chapman, June 2,3, and 22, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Ring's I.ynn. Anoraks, Mr. llama Dog. more, at Thetford ; or Mr. John Berry, Meard-Rreet, Soho. James Chaddock and Randle Kcay. both of Wigan, Lancalhirc, potters, dealers, cbapmen. and partners, May 19, ao, and June 22, at cloven, at the Eagle and Child Irma in Wigan...- Attorney, Mr. Clayton, of Wigan. DIViDENDS. May 25. Efi2lbeth Purcell and 'Thomas Wingfield Purcell, of New-ftrat, Fetter-lane, London, glafs-dealers and copart nas, at twelve, at Gt.ildhall. May as. John Pate, late of Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, money fcrivener, at ten, at Guildhall. London. May 25. James Hoak and William Turner, now or late of Bridge• Toot, coal-merehauts and partners, at ten, at Guildhall. May 29. Charlotte Court and Alexander Webfter Court, late of Red-Lion-Item, Clerkenwell, Middkfes, merchants and copartners, at nine, at Guiklhall. May 29. David Lewis and Richard Potter, of Manfinn-houfe it r;:et, London, wholefale linen-drapers and partaers, at nine, at Guildhall. May 29. Samuel Malcom, late of Old Broad-ftreet, London, broker, at ten, at Guildhall. May 3t. Edward Dunmore, of Stonton Lcicefterfhire, miller, at eleven, at the Aogel Inn, Market-Harborough. May ,;1. James Nl•Murray, of I.iverpoul, draper and tailor, at eleven, at the Globe 'Tavern, Liverpool. June 2. Thomas Feete Wentberley,late of Huntingdon,grocer, at tco, at the Fountain inn, Huntingdon. June 2. Robert Stafford the younger, of Huntingdon, grocer, at ten, at the Fountain Inn, Huntk•gdon. June 2. William Chown, late of Highant-Mills, Northantp tonthire, miller, at ten, at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon. H trey Pet. Merritt Varafour, of the late 11l Hode Grenadier I Guards. David Rofs, of the 626 Foot, Henry Rogers, of the Royal Artillery, Edward Vicars, of the ad Dragoon onarels, Jame; Miller, of the Royal Arthlery, Harty Hu ton, of the Royal Artillery, Plin H.irdin., of the Royal Artillery, William Joh:ltone, of the Royal Engineers, Flower M. Sproule, of the itoyal Artillery, Edmund Lemoine of the Royal Artillery, William Dames, of the 26th Foot, David Mellifont, of the loth Foot, Thomas Inglis, on half-pay of the late 2216th Foot, Henry William F.fpinalle, of the 4th Foot, Henry Raleigh Knight, of the 2d Foot, Robert Douglas, of the 36th Foot, Peter Hayes Petit, ache 35th Foot, Thomas Powell, of the 14th Foot, Janes Blackwell, of the 29th Light Dragoons, Samuel Venables Hinde, of the 32d Foot, Thomas Norton Wyndham, of the tit Dragoons, Bakenhead Clegg, of the oft Foot, John Tuffncll, of the late York Rangers, fames Stuart, on half-pay of the laze Independents, John I.indall Borland, of the 38th Foot, Honourable James Ramfay, of the ad loot, F. Streicher, of the both Foot, 1.. Molehn, of the kilt Foot, 'Fo be LIEUTEN4NT-COLONLI.S in the Army. C.aPTAINS John Millev, of the Royal Marines John Humphrey, of the Royal Engineers, John F. S. Smith, of the Royal Artillery, . Benjamin Stehelin, of the Royal Artillery, Sau..itord Lamb, of the atth Light Drattoolts Bah= Sher:, of the 4th Dragoons, James Richard Coates, atilt 69th Foot, 11exander Sharpe, of the 49th Foot, M. C. Cole, of the Royal Marines, Hugh Trevor, of the 7;th Foot, Richard H. Foley, of the Royal Marines, Georg.: WI, of Ditto, William Pat:ev, of Ditto, Wdlitiro Jahnfim, of the 47th Foot, Jahn Crefwell, of the Royal Marines, William rinks, of Ditto, Arthur Ball, of Ditto. Richard Biellake, of the Royal Marks, Fobe; Home, of att. , . . Campbell, or Ditto, Robert Moncrief, of Ditto, William Douglas, of the 6th Foot. Oliver Naylor, of the Royal Mariam, Thomas Colby, of Ditto, James Caffell, of Ditto, James Muter, of the 42d Foot, Charles Tont/sins, of the 7th Dragoon Goatat• Philip Vim:tore!, of the Seth Foot, James Douglas, of the Scotch Brigade, Cavendllh Stun., of the 39th Foot, Ralph liamilton, of the 2,1 Life Guards, to i hn Nugent, ache 38th Foot, eery Shrapnel!, of Ditto, Richard Hod legs, of the Royal Engineers, Robert D'Arcy, of Ditto, Francis Dunne, of the 7th Dragoon Guards, Gilbert King, of Ditto, Chohnitey Overend, of the 50th Foot, James hLigrath, of the 8; th Font, Robert Hope, of the Royal Archery, George Wunfe, of Ditto, Ge aye W. Dixon, of Ditto, George Bridges, Royal Engineers, Mark Watts, of the 67th Foot, . Maurice Cane, of the 833 Foot, Brice Maxwell, of the Bth Foot, George Cuykr, of the 86th Foot, Samuel Blake Devercll, of the sd Well India Regiment, Wilt:ollre Wilfon, of the Royal Artillery, Daniel Gaham, of Ditto, Richard Hamilton, of Ditto, Edward Trevelyan, of the aft Foot Guards, Thomas Marlay, of Ditto, Thomas Cruiser, of the 38th Foot, Montague Burrows, of the 14th Foot, l x, ohn Lawrenfon, of the 25th Light Dragoon% ohn Macintoils, of the Royal Marines, illiam Macleod, of the 76th Foot, John Hope, of the 28th Foot, Lawrence H. Newton, of the Royal Artillery, Charles liarrah, of the 2I ft Foot, William Hooper, of the 4th Dragoons, Alexander Francis Taylor, of the 20. Foot. Ralph Smith, of the 30th Foot, John Beevor, of the 9th Dragoons, thomas Huxley, of the ad Weft India Regiment, Richard Pigot, of the 14th Light Dragoons, Jofeph Thoinfon, of the 40th Foot, To be MAJORS in the Army. nth Regiment of Light DragooosCornet William John Samplott to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Mellith, who retires; Cornet William Mingay, from the 7th Dra goon Gated', to be Lieutenant, by Ford/aft, vice King, promote.d ht the 17th Foot. aft Regiment of Foot Guards—EnSgn Charles D. Bland to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Vyvyan, who retires. ad Regiment of Foot—Scrjeant-Major -.—........-- Junes, to be Quarter-Miler, vice Eagor, deccakel. , 4th Ditto—David Plmdcrleath , Gent. to be Enfign, by put , chafe, vice Green, promoted. 9th Ditto—Captain Allan Maclean, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain, vice Croft, who exchanges; Captain Lieutenant Robert Maclachlan, from the 65th Foot, to beCaptain,vice Ferris, who exchanges • Lieutenant E. H. I.arnbert , from the 811 l Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Boulger, who ex changes. 25th Ditto—Captain William J. Myers, from the Coldittram Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Major, by purchafe, vice Beckwith, removed to the Rifle Corps. ' 23d Ditto—Hofpital Mate George Power to be Affillant Sur geon. pd Ditto—John Powell, Gent. to be Enka, by purchafe, vice Dunkombe, Matt retire'. 36th Ditto—Captain William Croft, from the 9th Foot, to be Captain, vice Maclean, who exchanges. both Ditt o—Captain John Pringle Dalrymple to be Major, by purchafe, vice Lethbridge, promoted; Captain William Forfter, from the 59th Foot, to be Major, by purchafc, vice Gordon, prorno•ed ; Lieutenant Gtry G. Carleton L'Eftrange, from the 6th Foot,to be Captain,vice Dalrymple 65th Ditto—Captain William Ferrier, from the 9th Foot, to be Captain lieutenant, vice Macinchlan, who exchanges. ' Silt Ditto—Lieutenant Per& O'Keefe Boulger, from the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lambert, who exchanges. 86th Ditto Captain John Lang Weir, from the Bth Welt In dia Regiment, to be Captain, vice Dillon, who exchanges. Bth WeR India Regiment—Captain Charles Dillon, from the 86th Foot, to be Captain, vim Weir, who exchanges. Staff Corps—Lieutenant loud John Browne, of the late Corps of Royal Irina Engineers, to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, vice Rutherford, who magus. STAFF. Colonel the Honourable Alexander Hope, Adjutant-General in Ireland, to be Deputy Q2arter Muter General to the Forces, vice Anitruther. Lieutenant Colonel Robot Anaruther to be Adjutant General to the Forces in Ireland, vice Hope. Commiffion in the Seventh Regiment of North Britith Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. John Allen, Gun. to be Enfign, vice Sir John Murray, raga ed. Dated Aorta 25, atm. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. June x 9. Edward Ruffed, of Maidltone, Kent, hop-mercbact, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. George Kendray, of Hammer, Yorkfhire, dealer and &apnea. BANKRUPTS. Francis Martha of Narthumbcrland•Rreet, Strand, jeweller, merchant, dealer and eliapman, to furl-ender May Is, aa, and June 22. ateleven, at Guildhall' Attorney, Mr. George Atkinfon, Caftle-Bray Falcon-4nm Louden. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. John lon a prdented by llamas St. qtjintin,Efq. to the perpetual coracles of Rotton aud Lowthurpe, in the salt The Rev. Thomm Kidd, M. A. of Trinity College, Cam bridge, and Second Matter of Merchant Taylor' School, hal bee,, lately collated by the &atop of London to the Rcdory of St. James, Garlick Hithe. lIIRII-IS. On Monday, the Lady of Thomas flankey,ofßro d-ftrect buildings, of a daughter. On kriday fait, Bt Rule-ftreet, Portland-place, the Lady of (I..orze Dcring, Efq. of Barham-court, in the county of Kent, of a fon. On Sunday fifnnight. Mrs. Maffy Diswfon, of Gloucefter place. of a fun and Kir. MARRIED. On Saturday Taft, Mr. John Will Mott, efLcwilliam, Fe r, to Mils Ruffen, of the fame place. On Saturday, at St. George's, Hanover-I'quart, Gilb. rt Ma theson, Efq. to Mifs Farquhar, ddeft daughter of Sir Wens Farquhar, Bart. On Tuefday fe'nnight, at North Afton, the Rev. Samuel Henfhall, Fellow of Brazenofe College, and Reetor of Strat ford Bow, Middlefes, to Mifs Pearfon of North Afton. At Keith, the 2,7 th ult. Mr. John Dan fon of Draigmill, to NW; M'Donell, only daughter of the late .kneas M'Duncil, Efq. of Kyles. At Newton Donlas, the 3d init. Mr. Robert Mundell, Rec. tor e the Academy of Cleleburn, to Mifs Macmillan, Well daughter of Win. Macmillan, Efq. writer, in Newton Douglas. At Br chin, the 4th MR. Mr. Alexander Donald, writer, in Foriar, to Mil. Jat.et Daher'', daughter of the late Mr. David Dal.eis, merchant, in Brcehin. Thtulday,at Andover, Mr. Todd, attorney-at-law, of Win cliciter, to Miff `Quinton, daughter of Mr. Qllinton, Andover. At Dublin, Robert Jaffray Nicholfon, Efq. of Banf , rd-greer, county of Down, Efq. to Mifs Henrietta Orr, el eft daughter of James Orr, Efq. of Thornley-park, North Britain. . . ..... . . . At Edinburgh, on Thurfday, William Gordon, Efq. of Argyll.fquare, to MifsDunn, daughter of Jame' Dunn, Efq. Hill.ftret.t. On the sad oh. at York, by the Rev. Charles Percival, Mr. Drake, of that city furg „ton, to Mifs Marfhall, only daughter of the late John Matlhall,Efq. Gray's Inn. Tuefday fe'nnight, at Walton, in Suffolk, the Rev. Caithorpe Blofield, A. B. Vicar of Bifhop's Norton, Lincolnihire, to Mifs Mary Caroline °role, daughter of the late Franch Grofe, Efq. F. A. S. On the 24th ult. the Rev. Edward Bradford, Rector of Sul bridge, Dorfet, to Mils Pacer. On Wedncfday Lift, at Colchefter, Mr. Richard Twining, jun. of the Strand, to Mita Smythies, daughter of the Rev. M r. John Smythies, of Coleheiter. On Thurftlay bit, by the Rcv. Dr.Peers,at Morden, Surry, Mr. J. Allnatt, of Wallingford, Berks,to Mifs Elizabeth Dodd, of Mordcn aforefaid. . Same day, at Hertford, by the Rev. Thomas Foote Gower, Richard Hall Gower, Efq. of Chelhunt, to Mifs Emptage, daughter of the late Commodore Emptage, in the krvice of the India Company. On the 4th inf. at Liverpool, William Nieholfon, Efq. Cap. tain in the ad regiment Royal Lancafhire Militia, to Mitt Hannah Roe, third daughter of Wm. Roe, Efq. of I.iverpooL DIED. On the 28th ult. in Queen-ltreet, Edinburgh, Mt*. Hunter, of Thurfton. At Dundee, the 26th ck. William, the infant fon of Sir Wil liam Ruislip, Bart. On the aid ult. Mr. James Linidater, merchant in Lerwick, after a long and painful Binds. At Edinburgh, the 3oth ult. Mrs. Philp, widow of James Philp, Efq. Judge of the High Court of Admiralty. In Sackvilloarcet, Dublin, Mrs. Price, aged 89. Mr. William Hodgfon, of Cattle Dawfon, county Derry. In Cork, Mn. Saad, wife of Jofeph Salkeld, Efq. In Paid city, Mrs. Miller, wife of Mr. Miller, of the Kil kenny regiment. At Drumanoe, near 1"1171C, on the 28th ult. aged 19, Mrs. Williams, wife of Mr. Henry Williams, of Dublin, and only daughter of the late Rev. Robert Sinclair. At Wanninfter, Wilts, aged 83, T. Warren, Efq. In Great Otorgeslireet, South, Dublin, Mrs. Margaret Browne, wife of Palmer Browne, Efq. In eaventilth-row. Dublin, Mrs. Jane Loftus, mother of Dudley Loftus, Efq. Oa the 30th ult. at Upholland, in the 48th year of hi. age, the Rev. John Fawel, Minifter of that place. In January laft, at the river Gambia, Mr. John Davies, chief mate of the !hip Angola, Capt. Boys. At Port Glafgow, the 29th ult. Mr. William King, of that place, in the 84th year of his age. At Glafgow, the 29th ult. Mrs. Cathrine Foricfeue, wife of Ewen Cameron, h.fq. merchant, In Glafgow. On the 26th tit. Patrick Reid, lifq. of Hazlcilen, late mer chant in Glafgow. Mr. Llphinitnne,furgeon, in board the Weenie hoop, on her paltage to Malta. At Dumfries, MUs Helen Burnfide, daughter of the Rev. Dr. Barnfide, At Aberdeen, on the igth ult. Mr. John Leith, of the Royal Invalids, formerly of the aad Regiment. aged 67; and after be ing in the fervice for so years. On Saturday evening, at Colney, near St. Alban's, in - kb 624 ear. Mr.Noutfe, of Welbcckdbna. There are ne elates of men of Ventr impettanee to ruddy than thnfe which devote their time and talents tc , the prefet ye tion of the health of their fellow cm urea. How caw:el:ay b:c cefsful the late FRANCIS SPJLiscAr was in this tru'y laud employment, is co npletely evinced by the rapidity of hi,: which his celebratad AN it st.o sat: etc Daises have inveriahly cons manded. As a purifier of the Wold, reltorer of the c••:tfli;n tion, and bracer of the fyftem, their elf cis have b-en ing, as may be fern by the furprifing cures of .erlo is wins were affiidted with Scorbutic and Nervous Cumpla'ots, ttOut, &e. and therefore the tletedi m of thof: imp..Rers, - rho by means of forged bills and other pretended credottials, have vended a fpurioes compofition of this truly excellent menicine i niuit he a fatishiaion to all ptrfons who hive r competent idea of the abfolute meet& y th:re is in being careful to purchafe the genuine Remedy, as well as of prof perfonal prare ct? from infringement. The true Medicine is dittinguiffied by the King's Patent, on the bottle, bill, and wrapper ; and as a fur ther guard, by favour of his Majelly's Commlifioners of the Stamp-Office, they have affixed a Ramp on each bottle, printed In black Ink. Prepared and fold at the Difpenfary, No. Is, Sobrofquare, and by the general Venders of Patent Medicines In Town ansl Country. in bottles ss. and 11. is duty TO BE LET, Fundfiled, and entered upon immediately, jaAItFORD HOUSE, near Downton, Wil:s ; XI with walled Gardens, Hot-hotiks, EtZles. Coach•houfes, and all other convenient OPccs, and 26 Acres of Pafture Latd, fate in the occupation of the 1:arl of Malmeibury. About 20 Acres more of Pafture Land may he had if rentired, and ti.e Manor of liamptworth, adjoining to Downcast, will be let wish the above.—Barford-Houfr is only fix miles front Salilbury. Enquire of Mr. Arney, Clore, Sallibury ; or of Mr. Moe* land, Daemon, Wilts, who will filter the Prtmifes. FELONY.-TEN GUINEAS REWARD. WT - IEREAS EDMUND OLDEN, iabourer to me, Chriftopher Ingram, of Amefsbury, In the meaty of Wilts, did abfcond on Sunday night Tuft, or mrly on Mon* day morning ; and inforinztion on oath having been given divers thefts and felonies ..onimitiLd by him; ui order to hr!r4s the laid Edmund Olden to Mike, I 11,:reby uff,r a Reward of Ten Guineas to any rerfon who 9r.11 detain the aid Ednlnud O'den, or gi*e fuck information of him as that he may be I.p. 'nth, 'Med, and all expellee.* thereof (hall be paid. April 21, tBoz. CHRISTOPHER INORAM. N.B. Edmund Olden is about I.lty-two year* old, thin grown, about s feet t r inches high, remarkably thin tare, (*omen dark hair. .at fAlow complexion ; had on when he al,kondell a nand frock. and hr.iven great coat. A SALU AKY BK' MCF.A.SI LEE ROE'. ENGLI:II COFFEE: 'THIS COFFEE, which is a Ilalf:mic of die mod excelkot Nature, estradted from rh. chi( elt un made Plants and Htrbs , and from the melt klu!irlou: Bata, '.a., doting an Ell:trim:a: of nestr so Tears, ve traortlimiry l'illetey in Cor.fumptive Habits, and proved 34 , IC ode of the gr=tcli- Reflonlives and Prciervatives of Heads ever ye, difeovered. It h $ elf) the Ss:taint, oralasvp-etnincre men of the faculty, partical.rly the late Dr. fothatixili, icy preferihed it in ConfemPtive and Nano-: Comptiints, wet as in Coughs of long itantlimt, Tremor-,, of the Heart, &c. It is much recommended to Chore of • eak Conftitutiws, with whom Tea does no agree, as it is mom nourillting than an and jellies, sad will not offendLkt a 1 t dentate Stomach. It is to b: taken for Brcakfaa, as Tea or forcign Coffer, and is very pkafant to the Palate. Sold, h.; Appiintment of the Ptoprietor, h Cunifters, Nies as. 9d. each, Duty included, by Mr. Newhery, 1, t. 45, bi. Paul's; Mr. Tutt, at the Royal Lzehanr , •; Melirs. Bayley and Akw, Cockfpur-lirect ; Mr. Wades, 013 flood-Arta; Mr. Jelioult, No. iso, and Mr. Piddiiia, Nu. 76, Oxford-dn.-et; Mr. Ward, Nu. 234, Holborn; and Mr. Clarke, No. i'p, Borough. A 1 URTHER PRC OF OF THE FPFICACi' OP CHINGi PA CENT WORM LOZI.NIOES. Colonel RIDDLE has favoured Mefiis. Ching and Butitr with the folluwini Cafe : OIet 4 ITLEMEN, HAVING by accident read the tellimooy of the LORD COSI, Baaote rerpce.ing your invokes/de Chin;s Patent Worm Lozenges, I was hohseed to make trial of them on myfelf. From a twenty-two years relidenee in the EA-Ind:es, I have been fubjcdt to a liver compiabt, and vim lent bilious ohrttudtiont. I have made ufe of the lozenge; and have derived very confidevable beneEt from them, and have given them to my children, andthe children of my actinaintance: alto to numbers of the poor; and in no OW initunr• have theg failed of fuecefs, but in Come cafes have vrforntod, I may 14. miraculous cures. I have perufed the nun revs relbroonies or the good effects produced by them, and than only remark, ! 4o not think too much can be Paid in their ;smite; from cape rieocc I particularly recommend them for removing ukflusaaa bilious ohltrudions.--Gentletnen, your (shed:ant fe-^vant, Exmouth, Feb. to, zSoa. JOliN To Melba. Ching and Butler. - . Sold wholetile, rttail, and for exportation, at Cling an 4 Butler's, No. 4, Chcapfide ; and retail by Pidding, No. oppofite die n.ntlicon, Oxford-lin:et ; 1 1 / 4 11-Mell; and tttof Country Medicinc Venders in the United Kilwdouni, in boxes at One Guinea. 51. and sa.9d. awls. WHEN Proieflional Men of education atatte fponfibility deviate from the general fylkm by, the le edtion of a peculiar Branch, the fa,maion of lon continued octet's is the heft criterion of fuperiority. Eight years have I devoted my practice to the evelotive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fureefsful ref lt my plan gives me additional ardour to more as far as t as aide the ravages of theft complaints which arc the moa Mayor*. ant in the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Array Su:7l=J formed* with at an early period of ?metre to refer( tudiviAu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan• gerous precipitancy of general Praditionen. The THREE DISORDERS, to est eurcof which I have dm voted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long dwwition..-sdly. AU hinds of DEBII.ITY, whether arifmg from the hahfts Schootboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that dp rangunent of the fyitem in Women which is called BARitEhl- NESS or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the tell* of iv:trance or haftein the treatment of a fleapit Gonorrhea, and it not anfrequevtly hap* pens that the feeds of Life arc poifoned by the Mdikretion of se unguarded hour. By a fuperior method filch compbtnts are edgy cured, and even where others have failed, awaft that I may prelbme to offer a radical re-efkihethment hew, however, are the cafes of complicated cliffrds in the &NIT compared with the calamitous fituntimis of Men,wbs from Mdulgence ina SOLITARY VICE, or thepresalent Gait ties of a fathionnble Life, acquire that Rate of Debility whirls is the unavoidable eenfequenee of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fufferer broods °verb's rnikra, but case hilly conceals his misfortune, it may be Come °onto:a:ion hr him to know, that although it be an *Neel of doubt or ureor minty with other Praaitioners, the removal of theft DEFT • CIENCIES by the gradual Forel. of Renovation is the accnint• ment of my experience. If the rites of Baothoeor Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will he prevented by an early counteradlion of this languid flaw, and in tbee cafes no great difficulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years (milted,: proper Per kviaance is indirpenfibiy requifite to revive thc flumbrieg fpw'uti of Life, and tore-animate the Conning:Jen. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed in their expectations of a family, may he affitred, &minima initanees filch deka' are curable by Medical SkilL The SECRECY which is fo effendi] tomy undertaking, MA the Ojialifications which I have prefumed to Rate, form the Balls of my Pretc:fione, and in coincidence with fuch this imi mation is given, that Mr 11.- may he canfidted pefemdir (or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his houfe, No. ap, Afero. del-ftreet, Strand, uear Temple-Bar. _ . . There Is an additional entrance in Water-greet adjoinhg, and the name is on both the doors. 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