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jOn ,1. LONDON G4ZETTE, MARCH 2. MILT TAR Y PROMOTIONS. tarat;OFFIC2, MARCH 2. jjd Regiment of Mignon Guard.--• Lieutenant John Beton to be Captain of a Troop, without porthole ; Cornet Charles Severn Watkins to be I ictren int, without porthole. loth Reyinitnt of I ieh , Dragoons—Liciatenant Thomas Noel Hill to be C.ptain of a Tamp. by purchafe, vice ctiinton, promot ed; Lieutenant George Welt Barnes, from the both Toot, to be Licuttnanz, without purchafe. lith Ditto—Comet and Adjutant Gcsrge Sakes to have the rank of Lieutenant. 16th Ditto—Licutenant James Hay to be Captain of a Troop, without purchafe Comet Robert Afhwucth to be Lieutenant, wbbout purchafe. 17th Ditto—Corner Ruben D'Areey, to be Lieutenant, by put chafe, vice Turner, who retires. trft Ditto—Lieuteo tnt Willenra Hi•-•ins to be Captain of a Troop, wi:hout purchafe; Cornet Andrew Lee to be Lieute nant, without purchafe; Cornet and Adjutant Francis Evatt to have th- rank of Lieutenant; James Dunbar, Gent. to be Cor net, lice Lee. li3d Ditto—Cornet Gant Fuljambe to be lieutenant, without purchafe. York fik '..re—Lieutenant Algernon Difney, from the aft Life • Ottani., be Captain of a Troop, by yorehafe, vitt O'Toole, who Rare'. Colditream Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Lord Alexander Gordon, from the soh Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Finch, who retires on the half .pay of the York Rangers; Thomas Sowerby, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe. lit Regiment of Foot—Captain William Conran, from the York Rangers, to he Captain of a Company, without purchafe; Cap tain John Waters, from Ditto, to be Ditto p Enfign J. Wilfon, from the 40th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Rea, promoted ; .Andrcw Freer, Efq. to be %matter of the ad Battalion. nth Pitto--Eslign H. C. Harte to be Lieutenant, Without pur chafe, vice Hopkins, promoted; Enfign John Browne to be Ditto, vice Cane, promoted; jives Fawfon, Gent. to be En fign, vice Harte • Thomas Anton Cana Winflow, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Bro wne. sth Ditto—Captain James Givens, from the York Rangers, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lord Alexander Gordon, appoint to the Coldftrearn Guards. 7th Ditto—George Adderley, Efq. late Captain in the 3d Corti foe Battalion, to be Unite:tent, without porthole. Bth Ditto—Enfign Henry Stanton, from the r9th Foot, to be En fign. vice i.e Mdnrier, who exchanges. 15th Dino—Enfign William Hemfworth,from the Sad Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 18th Regiment of Foot. To be lieutenants, without purchafe--Enfign Michael Taylor, front the 45th Foot ; Enfign Richard Delatherois; Enfign and Adjutant James Forrett ; Enfigns 7 anus Aitken, Francis Mutt , ro, and John Owen, from the,9th ' Foot. Ile be Enfign—Angus Rolsertfon.Gent.late Lieutenant in the late aft Gerrit= Battalion, vice Delacherois. 19th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants--Enfign George Stewart, vies Blakenoy, de • enfed ; Enfign T. Jones, vice Bync, &ceded ; Enfign and Ad jutant .-- Cr. oks, vice Plendericath, deteafed; Enfign Tho mas Wemyfs, from the 65th Foot, vice Maclaine. deceafed. To be Fallen—George Ingham. Gent. vice Jones. To be Qt3arter-Mafter—Serjeant-Major T. Blake, vice Browne, demoted. 53d Ditto—Seleant John Bowmen to be quarter-Mailer, lice Been Icy, appointed Payntafter ; Hufkial•Mate John Barr to be Affiftant-Surgeon. 55th Ditto—Captain V. W. Hompcfch, from the B;th Foot, to be Majsr, without purchafe, vice Taylor, promoted in Lord Mathews' Regiment. 98th Ditto—Lieutenant R. Llewellyn, from the 88th Foot, to be Captain of • Company, by purchafe, vice Nixon, promoted; Enfign James Johnfon to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Acklom, promoted in the loth Foot. 31ft Ditto—Enfign James Maxwell, from the at Writ India Re. airman, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 35th Regiment of Foot. To bb Lknitenants--LoGgn Janata Stewart, from the 69th Foot, by purebafe, vim Gke, promoted. Bongo Thomas Wefterinati,vice Smyth, deceaful. Etsfign John Hadfield. without par:chair., vice Lord Akunder Gordon. promoted in the sth Foot. To be Enfigns—Charles Gregory, Gent. vice Wefterman. &arfe, Gent. vice Hatfield. 39th Ditto--Enfign John Crook, from the 19th Foot, to be En fign, by porthole, vice :Myrick, wbo retires, 44th Ditto—Cecil M. Bilbupp, Gent to be Bailin, without put.- chafe, vice Hare, promoted In the 98th Foot. asth Ditto—Barthoinmew Kcappock, Gent. to be Enfign, with out parchafe, vice Taylor, promoted In the 18th Foot. 48lb Di:tn.-Lieutenant W. H. Brooke to be Captain of a Com pany, without parehafe, vice Morritan, promoted. sots, Ditto—Qtarter Mater Richard Norworthy to be Paymafter of the sd Battalion. sift Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Wilkinfon Mercer to be Captain of a Company, vice ()may, der-eared. To be LieutenantrEnfign James Fullerton, without parehafe, Hankey, promoted in the 88th Foot. Infign Peter Smellk, vice Moore, doceafed. Entign Thomas Kcppe Chal•nley, vice Ormfby, promoted. Entlgo Henry Evans Keane, vice O'Connell, deceated. Balm James Rob. vice Starner, deceafed. To be F.nfign—John Rots, Gent. vice Fullerton. sod Ditto—(larer Mailer Pierce Butler to be Paymafter of the ad Battalion. 5. 1 d Ditto —Captain John Mantel! to be Major, without porthole, vice Douglas, promoted in the 98th Foot. 54th Ditto—Donald Martin, Efq. to be Paymalter, vice Wilkin- Gm, dect a fekl. 57th Ditto--Et , fign George Mork to be Lieutenant, by purehafe, vice Dolling. promoted in the 6cth Foot. 59th Ditto—Captain George Dalmer, from the sd Weft India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, without purehafe. vice Nl'Comhe, promoted in the Royal Corfican Rangers. To be Enfigns, without purchafe—james Cockburn, Gent. vice Aitken, promoted in the a gth Foot. Abraham Pinlington, Gent. vim Munro,prommed in the a gthFoot. tvid Hagart, Gent. vice Owen, promoted ha the t gth Foot. Ditto--james Twigg, Gem. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice ilemfworh,promoted in the kith Foot. Loth Ditto—Major John Dalrymple, front the late 4th Gartifon Battalion, to be Major, without purchafe • Hon. Samuel Mar tin Gartllner to be Ensgn, without pu rchafe, vice Johnitone, prometed in the 4th Welt India Regiment. 67th Dittm.—Entign Robert johniton to be Lieutenant without purchale,vice Keriteman, promoted in the toth Ga rrifon Bat talion ; Edward Taylor, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Johniton. (rh Ditto--Enfign William A:Alesandor, from the late ad Gar, Ilion Battalion, to be Lieutenant. without purchafe. Hofpital Mate Baxter to be Affiltant Surgeon. lad Ditto--Jawes Bear, Gun. to be Enfign, by parade., vice M'Donalti, A ;to retires. 87th Ditto—Fulign uharles Lucas Bell, from the rids Carillon Batt"lion, to be Lieutenant, without purchaft . Enfign Rodney Bell, from ditto, to be Ditto. 13th Ditto--Willtam Flack, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafc, vice Drummond, whole appointment has not taken place. 89th Ditto—Enfign Peter i.e Mefuricr, from the Bth Foot, to be Enfign, vier Stanton, who exchanges; Thomas Turkey, Gent. to be Enfign. without purehafc, vice Daniel, promoted. 96tb Ditto—Gerald Roehfort, Gent. so be Enfign, by purchafe, Tire Grieve. promoted; George Weikel), EN. to be Paymalter ei the ad Battalion. 99t0 Ditto—Francis Vifeount Mathew to be Colonel, with tem porary rank in the army;' Major Julio Taylor, from the •Isth Trot, to be Lieutenant Colonel. Ti :.e Majors--Captain John Macdonald. from the 89th Foot. Captain Tohn Daniel, from the 30th Foot. To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenants George Fryon and Hairy Fitzgerald, from the 47th Foot. Licuten..i.t Peter Ctarles %V( Make, from the *sth Foot. Lieutenant Sampfou Stawell, front the 54th Foot. Lieutenant Matthew Mlllttt, from the 5:,d Fret. Lieuten-ut Robert &-yute.ur, from the 15th Foot. To he Licuienants—Enfien Gerard Farrell, from the 96th Foot. Enfign horn... Vyvyan, frost the loth Foot. Eatign jolhua Winian, from the Ncw South Wales Corps. Lufiim J uin •f hompiou. from the 7W Font. Ester) J. M. Cullirnore, from the rind Foot. /taiga G. Ennis, from the 47th Foot To be Enfign• —Thomas Armftrong, John At'rinfon, D. S. Com- Henry Merit:A, lamed Lawrence, and John Taylor, Gent To be Acipitant—Wiltiatn Blair, Cent. Tote Quarter M titer—Willbun Mathew, Cent. tenth Ditto..—Frederick John !reliant:, Efq. to be Colonel, with " • temporary rank in the army. To be Majors—Captain A. Bertram, from the .7ptls Foot. • Captain ChriltophL r Hamilton, from the moth Foot. 1 o be Captains of Companies.-Lieutenant Thomas Rynd, from the toth Foot - Lieutenant John Martin, frem the 26th Foot. Lieutenant Alexander Andrews, from the 44th Foot. Lieutenant Montagu James Jackfon from the loth Foot. Lieutenant Thomas Ormfby Shcmrti, from the loth Foot. Lieutenant G, ore Thew Bourke, from the 57th Foot. To be Pnbgns— James Armftrong, J. B. Hoy, Robert non"- fon, John Williams, George Falkiner,---- Murray, Robert Cooper, and John Ormlby, Gents. To be Adjutant, with the Rank of Lieutenant—Adjutant Wynne Fawcett, from half-pay of the late ad Fencibk Cavalry. To be Quarter-Maß4.r.--John A. Hearne, Gent. oft Regiment—Semuci Cates, Cent to be Fain, with out pnrchale, vice Maxwell, promoted in the 311 t Foot, and Serp.ant Major John Fleming, from the Royals, to be (Ztiarter Mailer, vice Cowell, deceated. 4th Ditto—Enfign Coley Johniton, from the 64th Font, to be Lieutenant, without porehafe, vice Hewitfon, detested. 6th Ditto.—Enfign J. I.. Verity to be Lieutenant, without porthafe, vice Conroy, appointed to the 4th Foot, and H. Scott, Gent. to be Wan, vice Verity. Major-General Champagne's Regiment. To be &condi leutenante--C. C.Torziono, Heetor M'Alifter, and Hugo %yetnyfs Gents. Major-General RRmfay's Regiment. To be Second Lieutenants—J. Purdon, J. J. Pendergalt, W. Ku bey, and George lrunett, Gents. RoyelCorfican Rangers—Captain John M'Combe, from the 59th . Foot,to be Major, without purehafe, vice Lowe, pruntotedi aft Garrifon Battalion.--Enlign W. P. Gilland, from the late loth Garrifon Battalion, to be-Enfign. Barrack Artificer Company—Lieutenant John Douglas, from the 6611 t Foot, to .be Captain. aft Royal Veteran Bettalion—Enfign Barron to be Lku tenant, •ice O'Donnell, appointed to the 4th Welt-India Re- Garrifon Company for Service in the Weft Indies—Lieutenant John Smith, from the 3d Weft-India Regiment, to be Captain. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Apothecaries to the Forces-..Affiftant Surgeon William Graham, front the Staff at the Army Depdt, and AfGßant Sur geon C. Codringtoo, from the tit Delgouns. BARRACKS. To be Barraek-Mafte.m in Great Britain—Samuel Stapleton, Efq. late Major in Lord Roden's &Drible Cavalry, and John Tay. lor, Gent. BREVET. Colonel Daniel Burr, of the FAR India Company's Forces, to be Major. General l.t hi. Majefty's Army in the Eaft Indies only. Commlffion dated Jan.'', tBos ' Ma WORAIIDU at—Major Richard Sandys, of the Sad Regiment of Foot, who was fuperfedcd, as Rated in the Gazette of the 224 DecemSer bit, is reinstated in his Rank. Captain George Eltington, of the 37th Foot, who was fitperfcd ed, as Rated in the Gazette of the spa ultimo. is reinitated in his Rank. Afliftant Surgeon Richard Gibbon, of the Royal African Corps, is fuperfeded, being *Vent without leave• . Commiffion in the Wettern Battalion of Effez Militia figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Captain Charles asfelfoot, from the Southern Battalion, to be Captain. DAL' i keblllll7 IS. ISOS. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Wm. Scrivener and James Crouch, hatters, High Holborn, Dec. 35, 18 0 4- Eakcom, C. C. Beat:, M. E. Fell, W. H. Raventzroft, and Janes Entwine, vitton-fpitners, Manaefter, Feb. 6, 18os. John Ballard and Wm. Harwood, grocers, Woreefter, June 18, 1864. Haddon Ruda's, and John Matthews Joftin, worfted manufac turer*, Great Couldn't, Ufa, Nov. z. Albert Leonard lMtrid, and Henry Webb Smith, bow -ftring manufaelurers, Rolfell.ftreet. Bermondfey, Feb. as, Jr:ll4h Bankes and Wm. Ruthton, woollcu-drapers, Liverpool, zo. Andrew Thompfun, John Hineksiman, WM. Bates, Wm. Jones, Robert Thompfon, andiolui Hauldlne. ironnufters, Birmingham, Dec. sr. 1804. Bain. H. Rdd and John jottings, whit Merchants, Liverpool, Dee. Is. Thomas Darby and Wm. Graham, tailors, Cunihill, Feb. 14, 180 s. Jolla Davis and Jolla Parry Price, common carriers, Bright. helniftnne, Feb. 26. Wm. Moates and Jokph Sham, coal-merehants, Southwark, Dee. 3s, 1804. James Smith, Jeremiah Smith, Joreph Hipwood, and Jofeph Role, potters, Kinglton-upon Hull, Feb. 14, ISO 3. Jofeph Holmes, Ely Hoyle, John Lindley, Jofeph Mellor, Jonas Hoyle, and Benj. Thewlis,dealers, Holmfirth, Yorkfhire, Fcb.23. Wm. Hire and Mary Shepherd, dealers, Filter-lane, Feb a;. Edw. Davies, Thomas Polder., and John Pinion, dyers, South wark, Feb. 26. • s ifinii.Mur. l..Nrl°''._=_'. To be Adjutant-1 t, Pies do LONDON G4ZETTE, MARCH i. To he Quarter M .11 tooth Diu Frei temporary raid: i MILITARY PROMOTIONS. To be Majors—Ca Wilit;OFFlCr, MARCH 2. Captain Chrlitophi jjd Regiment of Drignon Guard.-•Licutenant John lictton to be 1o be Captains of Captain of a Troop, without machete ; Cornet Clinics Severn the loth Foot Watkins to he I irwen mt, without machete. Lieutenant John M loth Regiment of i ielo Dragoons--Lieutenant Thomas Noel Hill Lieutenant Alexao to be Ci•ptain of a Troop. by purchafe, vice ctiinton, promut. Lieutenant Montai ed; Lieutenant George Weft Barnes, froan the 6cth Toot, to Lieutenant Thom be Lieutenant., without nurchafe. Lieutenant G. orze f litk Ditto—Comet and Adjutant George Sakes to have the rank To be Pnbgns— J 1 of Lieutenant. fun, John Wilke • ' 116th Dian—Lieutenant James Hay to be Captain of a Troop, Cooper, and Joh • without purchafe; Comet Robert Afliwurth to be Lieutenant, To be Adjutant, w whhout purchafe. Fawcett, from h • 17th Ditto--Cornet Ruben D'Arecy, to be Lieutenant, by pur- ITo be Quarter-Ma chafe. vice Turner, who retires. oft Weit:histia Regi Rift Di , to—liieuten int Weitenra Hi•-•ins to be Captain of a out purchalc, sit • Troop, wiihout purchafe: Cornet Andrew Lee to be Licute- Scij..ant Major J . cant, without purchafe; Cornet and Adjutant Francis Evart to Mailer, vice Cos have the rank of Lieutenant; James Dunbar, Gent. to be Cor- 4th Ditto—Enfign ' net, vice Lee. Lieutenant, witt t3d Ditto—Cornet George Fuljambe to be Lieutenant, without 6th Dittos.-Enfign purc hale. vice Conroy, ap; Turk lis iTsre—Licutenant Algernon Difney, from the tft Life be Bain, vice I • • Guar•'.., to be Capteln of a Troop, by purchafe, vice O'Toole, Major-Gt who ri.tiret. Tobe Sccondlicut Coldltream Regiment of Foot Guards—Captain Lord Alexander Hugo Wemyfs i Gordon, from the s:h Foot. to be Lieutenant. vice Finch, who Major-( retire, on the half •pay of the York Rangers; Thomas Sowerby, To be Second Lleui Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe. bey, and George ' aft Regiment of Foot—Captain William Conran, from the York R oyal c or ik an R at Rangers, to he. Captain ore Company, without machete; Cap- Foot,to be Majo tain John Waters, from Ditto, to be Ditto p Enfign J. Wilton, ,ft cj an if on B at a' from the 40th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Rea, G ar dr on B ataa n, promoted ;'Andrew Frafer, Efq. to be Paymafter of the ad, Barrack Artificer C Battalion. 66th Foot, to ,be • 4th Pitto--Fulign H. C. Harte to be Lieutenant, without pur- aft Royal Veteran . chafe, vice Hopkins, promoted; Balm John Browne to be tenant, vice 0'1) Ditto, vice Cape, promoted; Jones Fawfon, Gent. to be En- &pent , vice Harte • Thomas Anon Coats Winflow, Gent. to be Garrifon Company Enfign, vice Brorene. John Smith, fro, sth Ditto—Captain James Givens, from the York Rangers, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lord Alexander Gordon, appoint- To be Apothecarie to the Coldftream Guards. Graham, front ti 7th Ditto—George Adderley, Efq. late Captain in the 3d Genf- geon C. cairing, too Battalion, to be Lime:sant, without machete. Bth Ditto—Enfign Henry Stanton, from the 79th Foot, to be En- To be Barrack-Ma Sgn. vice Le Metairie:7, who exchanges. late Major in la . 25th Ditto—Enfign William Hemfworth,from the 824 Regiment, lot, Gent. to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 18th Regiment of Foot. Colonel Daniel Bur To be lieutenants, without purchafe--Enfign Michael Taylor. Major. General i, front the 45th Foot; Enfign Richard Delacherois ; Enfign and Commiffion date Adjutant James Forma ; Enfigns 7 ames Aitken, Francis Moo- ma wolmainisf. ro. and John Owen, from thes9t/i' Foot. of Foot, who was l To be Enfign—Angus Robertfon. rient.latc Lieutenant in the late Decemher left, is n zft Gerrit= Battalion, vice Delacherois. Captain George I igth Regiment of Foot. ed, as Rated in the To be Lientenants--Enfign George Stewart, vies Blakenop, de- Rank. • mated; Enfign T. Jona, vice Bync, &ceded ; Enfign and Ad- Affiftent Surgeon jutant -- Cr. oks, vice Plenderleath. deetafed; Enfign Tho- is fuperfeded, beim mar Wemyfs, from the 65th Foot, vice Maclaine. deecalcd. Commiffion in t To be Enfign—George Ingham. Gent. vice Jones. figne To be Qtia ted rter-Ma ft er—Serjeant-Major T. Blake, vice Browne, Captain Charles h demo. Yid Ditto—Se-leant John Bowmen to be Quarter-Mailer, vice Captain. DAL' A Swaths, appointed Parnafter ; Hutpital•htlate John Barr to PAI be Af6Rant-Surgeon. Wm. Scrivener a 55th Ditto—Captain V. W. Hompcfch, from the B;th Foot, to be 31 %,_ 1804 ' Majsr, without porchak A we, vice Taylor, promoted in Lord E illermt Mathews' Regiment. and James Entwine 28th Ditto—Lieutenant R. Llewellyn, from the 88th Foot, to be John Ballard and Captain of • Company, by purchafe, vice Nixon, promoted; 1864. Enfigo James Johnfon to be Lieutenant, without machete, vice Haddon Rudkin Acklom, promoted in the 30th Foot. toren, Great Coal 3111 Ditto--Enfign James Maxwell, from the :ft Writ India Re. Albert Leonard gaunt, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. manufadlarers, Ro 35th Regiment of Foot. " joleph Beats at 20. To b 6 Lk Janne Stewart, from the 69th Foot, Feb And Thumpi by purebefe, vice (ike, promoted. Thompf Bongo Thomas Wellerman, vice Smyth, deceafed. Robert Dec.3l, 1804. on, binge John Hadfield, without purchafe, vice Lord Akunder Sam. It Reid an Gordon, promoted in the sth Foot. To be Enfigiss—Charks Gregory, Gent. vice Wefterman. Dec. IS- Thomas Darby i .......• &lift. Gent. cite Hatfield. 39th Ditto--En6gn Joint Crook, from the 19th Foot, to be En- 1805. John Davis and fign, by parch:de, vice :Myrick, who retires, inift 26. 44th Ditto-Xecil M. Bilhupp, Gent. to be Enfign, without put-- he wm. one, Moor Feb. es an chafe, vice Hare, promoted In the 98th Foot. 1804. 45th Ditto—Bartholomew Kcappock, Gent, to be Enfign, with- Dec. 31, iJe out machete, vice Taylor, promoted in the 18th Foot, James Smith, Rok, potters, Kingf 48th Di:co.—Lieutenant W. H. Brooke to be Captain of a Com- Jarvis Hamer, 1 patty, without purchafe, vice Morrifan, promoted. Hoyle, and Berl. T 5001 Ditto—Qtarter Matter Richard Nofworthy to be Paymafter We, Itigell and of the sd Battalion. Edw. Davies, Tb, rift Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Wilkinfon Mercer to be Captain wark, Feb. 26. of a Company, vice ()may, deceafed. To be Lieutenants—Enfign James Fullerton, without pirebafe, BA April & Jam Wel Tree Hankey, promoted in the 88th Foot. of St. Botolph, A Infign Peter Smellie, vice Moore, deceafed. man, at eleven, a 201ign Thomas Kemse Chalmicy, vice Ormfby, promoted. March 23. Peter I - Entign Henry Evans Keane, vice O'Connell, &ceded. Early) James Rofs, rice Starner. deceafed. rey, ilsopkeeper, s To be P.n6gn—John Refs, Gent. vice Fullerton. William Wilton, of gad Ditto—Qiarter Mailer Pierce Butler to be Paymafter of the druggift, dealer a • ad Battalion. fder g.sil Ditto—Captain John Mantel! to be Major, without porthole, to urren M Ma vice Douglas, promoted in the 98th Foot. Attorney, r. Bs 54th Ditto—Donald Martin, Efq. to be Paymalter, vice Wilkin- Charles Blizard, of Gin, decca fed. dealer and chap] 37th Ditto--Enfign Ccorge Mork to be lieutenant, by m Guildhall. Antalachete, New _ rquarr. vice Dolling. promoted in the 6cth Foot. . George Lipfcomh. 59th Ditto—Captain George Dalmer, from the ad Weft India W icilisire, el Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice 15, 16, and Apri M'Comhe, promoted in the Royal Corficen Rangers. . To be Enfigns, without machete—James Cockburn, Gent. vice mingham Anon Inti-fq Aitken, promoted in the i Bth Foot. Fro are, Load y, Abraham Pilkington, Gent. vice Munro,prommed in the tlithFoot. John min, Mar of 9, Dirid Hagart, Gent. vice Owen, promoted ha the t Bth Foot. Attorney, Mr. Lt dud Ditto—lames Twigg, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, Bertram vice ilemlworh,promoted in the kith Foot. Alexander dealer and them LothDttn—Major John Dalrymple, from the late 4th Ganifon April 13, at one, Battalion, to be Major, without purchafe ; Hon. Samuel Mar- Sh ood, Bank. tin Gardner to be Enfign , without purchafe, vice Johnftone, James Hayes, of Li promoted in the 4th Welt India Regiment. ao, a:, and April 67th Dittoa-P.ntign Robert johniton to be Lieutenant, without A .. n ...,_ „,,„. , purchale,vice Kerftemen, promoted in the toth Garrifon Bat- mac " k '" ft r yk, ''';; . i t talion ; Edward Taylor, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Janiton. John Shackleton, [9th Ditto—Enfign William A: Alexander, from the late ad Gar, March it, x 6, al nfon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe . • Inn, Nottingham licipital Mate Baxter to be Afflftent Surgeon. thigh= ; or Me 92d Ditto--Jawes Bear, Gent. to be Enfign, by parade, vice William !lions, of M'Donald, t iics retires. maker, dealer an, 1117th Ditto—Ei•fign uharles Lucas Bell, from the nth Carillon White Hart lots, Battodon, to be Lieutenant, without purcbak , Enfign Rodney Garden, London Bell, from ditto, to be Ditto. Benjamin Bitbop, i 18th Ditto—William Flack, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, dealer and chapr vice Drummond, whole appointment has not taken place. 89th Ditto—Enfign Peter i.e Mcfuricr, from the Bth Foot, to be April it, at ten Gent,Crov r g n s • p co i s i i r r e .1 t r, , ~1 Enfign, vice Stanton, who exchanges; Thomas Turkey, to be Enfign. without machete, vice Daniel, promoted. Thoina a, 6, and Apr p6th Ditto—Gerald Roehfort, Gent. so be Enfign, by purchafe, M• !setter. At • vice Grieve. promoted; George Welton, Efq. to be Paymaitcr M baiter . ;or of the ad Battalion. Alexander Hill, of 99th Ditto--Francis Vifeciont Mathew to be Colonel, with tens- _,...., ..,....„, ~, potary rank in the army;' Major Jolio Taylor, from the 25th ' A '" rr ''' -kr...—. Mr. , F.x., to be Lieutenant Colonel. Ta i•c Majors.--Captain John Macdonald, from the 89th Foot. Falmouth. Captain Tohn Daniel. from the 30th Foot. Thomas Rogers, I Leather Is, Surrm To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenants George Fryon and 5. at ten, March Henry Fitzgerald, from the 47th Foot- Attorney, Mr. Licutcsi.a.t Peter Ctaries Wt Make, from the 15th Foot. worth, Surrey. Lieutenant Baulks, Stowell, frtint the 54th Foot. Lieutenant Matthew Mliktt, from the 5:,d Fret. Edward Syle, ot Sc Lieuten.t.t Robert Seymour, from the 25th Font. and Chapman, ! Taven To he Liculetionts—Enfien Gerard tartell, from the 9.5 th Foot. Rummer ner Enfign 1 Imams Vyvyan, funs.' the loth Font. Sweet, In 1 • Ealian jollaua WilSon, from the New South Wales Corps. Small meet' Brf Ltifii,ii John •f hompfou, from the ltd Font. March 2. Willies Earl J. M. Cullinwre, from the X 24 Fut. John Bitch, of ( Ei.fig.s D. Ennis, from the 47th Foot partners, at tics, To be Esifign•—Thomas Arwdrong, Jan At'iinfon, D. S. Con- March 2. James ....N. William Hairy hterkk, ilsousl Lawrence, and John London, tuctcha Tutu, Gent. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. April 6. John Wells, of Cartwright-ftreet, Rofemary lane, pad% of St. Botoiph, Aldsate, Middlefex, sidtualler, dealer and chap man, at eleven, at GuildhaJL March a 3. Peter HMV, of Bn,cl.:.am-Green, rear Dnrkin‘ g, Sur. rey, Shopkeeper, dealer and ehapman. at ten, at Guildhall BANKRUIrI S. William Wilton, of Commerce-Row, Blackfriars-Road, Surrey, druggift, dealer and chapman, (Lite partner with Joreph Boaft,) to furvender March 9, in, and April 13. at ten, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. Barber, No. 2, Great Ormoiid-ftreet. Charles Blizard, of Fenchurch-ftreet, London, wine merchant, dealer and chapman, March 9, 16, and April 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Melliv. Robiufou and Lee, Lincoln's Inn New-fq ua re. George Lpfcomh, late of Birmingham, and now of ColefliW, Warwicliii re, chymift and (urgent', dealer and chapman, March 13, 16, and April 13, at eleven, at the Hotel, Temple-row, Bir mingham. Attomies, Mars. DeMn and Tooke, No. 10, Gray's Inti-(quire, London; or Mr. Burrifb, Birmingham. John Fromingt, of riorfmonden, Kent,vidualler, dealer and chap man, March 9, 16, and April 13, at eleven, at Guildhall-- Attorney, Mr. Lee, N 0.3, Crown -court, Southwark. Alezander Bertram, of Nightingale-lane, Middlefez, colourman, dealer and chapman, March 9, at one, March 23, at ten, and April 13, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meffro Williams and Sherwood, Bank-Rrect, Corabill, London. James Hayes, of Liverpool, butcher, dealer and chapman, March to, 2r, and April 13, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Anaemia, Mr. P. Woods, Lea,- !tract, Li verpool ; or hit. T. BlackAock, St. hfildred's-court, Poultry, L andon. John Shackleton, of Nottingham. boiler, dealer and chapman, March 13, x 6, and April 13, at eleven, at the Blackmoor's-head Inn, Nottingham. Anomie., Meffrs. Cutts aid Sanders, Not tingham ; or Mars. Macdougall and Hunter, Lineoln's-Ino. William Bitola, of Wakefield, Yorkfhire, bricklayer and brick maker, dealer and chapman, April t, 2, and 13, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Wakefield. Attornies, Mr. Lambert, Hatton. Garden, Landon ; or Mr. Carr, Wakefield. Benjamin Bitbop, of Clement's Inn, MiddWet, money-ferivenitr, dealer and chapman, April 6, at twelve, April 8, at ekven, and April 13, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. David Ruffen, Crown-court, Alderfgate arm. Thomas Sp,iirer, of Manehefter, flour-dealer and chapman, Marhe a, 6, and April 13, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Mambefter. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Spring-Gardena, Manebefter ; or Mr. EWs , Curfitorftreet. Alexander Hill, of Fainsouth, Cornwall, mariner, dealer and chap• man, March 9, r 6, and April 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Hurl*, Cloak-lane, Loudon ; or Mr. Tippet, Falmouth. Thomas Rcgrre, late of Kennington-Road, parith of Salnt Mary, Lambeth, surrey, aid:taller, paint.r, dealer and ehapman, March 3, at ten, March 9, at nue. and April :3, at ten, at GundltalL— Attorney, Mr. Thomas Yeats, No. 8, Hamptoo-Rnet, worth, Surrey. Elaand Syle, of South Melton, Devoofhlre, woollardraper, dealer and chapman. March z 2, t 5, and April :3, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, In Brfitol. Attonnes, Blandford and Sweet, Inner Temple, London ; or Mr. Edward Stephens, Small ftreet, BrfßoL DIVIDENDS March a. William Pink . (commonly called William Field,) and John Bitch, of Charles Grofvenor-lqu arc, tailors and co partners, at deven, at Guildhall. March a. James Partingtou, of Fen-court, Fuachurch-Itrect, London, Gls:chant, at ten, at Guildhall. March 7. George Orcenimagh, of Mancheiter, dryfalter, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchelter. March 5. David Beddine, of the Back her, St. George in the Eaft, Middlefes, ironmonger, at one, at Guildhall. Marsh 4. Nathaniel Forth, of Kirbymooriiile, Yorkihire, druggifts at eleven, at the York Tavern, York. March 4. Benjamin Ellis, of Holt, Norfolk, vintner, at four, at the Star Tavern, Great Yarmouth. March 5. Mae Woodall, of Picket Haw, near Egremont, Cum berland, hatter, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Whitehaven. March S. William Field, of Old Swan Stairs, Upper Thames fired, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. March S. George Field, of Old Swan Stairs, Upper Thames-ftreet, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall March 4. John Hodgfon, of Birmingham, merchant, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, Birmingham. March 4. Ralph Lowe, late of Kinderton, near Middlewich, Che &ire, miller, at the White Bear Inn, Middlewieh. March 5. John Wells and Thomas Smith, late of Leadenhall ftreet, London, batten and copartners in trade, at twelve, at GulidhalL March a. Matthew Marian the younger, now or late of Hodder& field, Yorlalre, woultlapler, at ten, at the Pack-Horfe inn, in Huddersfield. March 4. Samuel Hopkins, now or late of Leeds, Yorkihire, mer chant, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds. March 7. William Barron, of the parifh of Sculcoates, otherwife Scowfcotts, Yorkthire, grocer, at the White Hart Tavern, in Kingiton.upon.Hull. March 6. Charles Caldwell and Thomas Smyth, both of Liver pool, and John Forbes and Daniel Gregory, both of London, bankers, dealers and partners, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, john-ftrcet, LiverpooL Mach 9. Thomas Wigzen, of Bowling Green-la.ze„ Mluidiekt, carpenter, at twelve at Guildhall. March 9. William Elliott, late of Newington Caufeway, Surrey, haberdather, at ten, at Guildhall March 9. Nathan Jolley, of Woodßock-ftreet, Ozford.ftreet, Middlefez, warchoufeman, at ten, at Guildhall. March 23. Samuel Cook, of Trowbridge, Wilts„clothier, at twelve, at the George Inn, Trowbridge. March tr. James Williams, of Haverfordweft, Pembrokefhire, ihopkeeper, at eleven, at the White Lion, Broad-ftrcet, Briftol. March 9. John Fawkes, late of Buth-lane, London, wine and liquor merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. March 9. James Nixon, of Lawrence-lane, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall March 13. Charles Stanley, of Durham, Rationer, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Durham. March at. Jofeph Richardfon, of Penrith. Cumberland, ironmon ger, at eleven, at the New Crown Inn, Penrith. March 14. Thomas Smith, late of Manchefter, calico.printer and manufadurer, a- ten, at the Commercial Inn, Mancheftcr. March it. Jima Newton, of Oldham, Lanear.lire, innkeeper, coachmaker, and wheelwright, at four, at Hillidge's Tavern in the Market-place, Manchetter. March t 6. John James the elder, of Nottingham, cotton.fpinner, at four, at the Blaelmoor's Head, Nottingham. LONDON MARKETS; CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MARCH i. RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, ineluding only from the Ruh of February to the 16th of Feb —Total z 0,508 Qyartars. Average zo6s zld —2a. 61d higher than left return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From the zilch of February to the 22d of February. Total-7,825 tacks—Average 941. ad.— os 4,1. lower than hit return. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, FEB. sB. Wheat per load 331 04 to 301 04 al de to al 8a Barley per quatta . Oats per ditto 11 sa to it 145 B ans per ditto al 61 to 21 125 Peale per ditto 11 Ica to al 161 PRICE OF SEEDS. Red Clover 48s to zoos per cwt. White ditto szs to ribs do. Trefoil zss to 361 do. Carraway 96s to 13os do. Coriander, zos to (3504 do. Tundp tils to 241 per bufbel. White Multard Seed, Egi to its od do. Brown ditto, tos to sits do. Canary, 7s od to 8s od do. Rye Grafi las od to 355 od per quarter. Broad Bea s 32$ od to sos od Long Pods 33. 041 to 305 od Tares 401 od to 46$ of PR ICE OF HOPS. SAGS. POCICPTS. Kent - 41 es to 51 os 1 Kent - 41 tos to 31 Ss Suff.:: - 31 185 to 41 12$ Suffer - 41 41 to 31 ea Mx - 41 os to 51 5a Farnham 51 os to 71 Os Old Duty laid at 177,6031. PRICES OF I-lAY Aril) SCRAM. Smithfield. St. Junta's. Whiteehapel. Haypeeloado oto 4 0 3 0 oto 4 16 0; t 6 to 4 to 0 Straw 00t020a80t034 0 l a 8 10 2 16 • Clow 4 oto 4 10 4 4to S S tl SMITHFIELD, March t. To fink the offal—tr . !tone of Blb.. - Beef 40 od to 51 44 VCai Mutton 4; of to ss 64 I Pork S. a to 6s 64 4' od to ss 04 HEAD Of CATT Li THIS DAY. Beath about 7co--Sheep I,ovs. NEWGATE and I.FADENHALL, March t. Per ftone of 81b. by the careafe. _ Pert Masao od to 48 6d I Veal 4$ od to 6s od 38 od to 4$ 44 Pork 4s 04 to se od PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market .4s iJ Town Tallow 695 6d to os Clare Market 4 3 lid Runk ditto (can.) 691 od to los Whiteehapel Market Rurna ditto (foap) 67s od to os (per ftone of 81b.) 45 od Melted Stuff 585 od to 591 Ditto rough 38s od to or 121 3d Greaves azs cut Average Price 45 id Good Dregs tts to os Yellow Soap, 785. to O.—Mottled, 88s.—Curd, 9al. Price of Candles per dozen, rte. 61—Moulds, us. RAW HIDES. Hides (peritonz) 3s 8d to 4s od Horfc Shins iss od to isis Middling 3s 4d to 3s 5d Heavy Calf 1211 od each Ordinary 3s od to 3$ ad Sheep Skins 3s 64 to 6s od PRICE OF LEATHER, per IC AT LEADENHALL. Butts, so to 561 b each 234 to 25d Ditto, 6o to 631 b 25d to a 64 Merchants Backs 23d to 23451 Drelfing Hides 221 d to 244 Floe Coach Hides 23 d to 26d Crop Hides for Cutting 24d to 25d Flat Ordinary 23d to 244 Calf Skins, 30 to solb per dozen 36ti!to 39d Ditto so to 7011) 36d to 394 Ditto 7o to Bolb 344 to 384 Small Seals (Greenland) per lb. 3s 61 to 3s 94 Large ditto 'cos to 17:s per doz. Goat Skim, —s to —1 ditto.. Tanned Horfe Hides 3os to szs each COAL. EXCHANGE, February 22. Beft Coals, in the Pool, per Chaldron 481. 94. Delivered to Houfekeepers at 62a. 94. Sunderland, per chaldron 435. 04. Delivered to Hourckespers at 555. orl. BIR rH. On the ill inflant, Mrs. Jordan, of a fon. MARRIED. On the z9th ult. at St. Anne's, Welbninftcr, M. H. Tweedy, to MV. Mary Anne Reld,of Chelfea. DihD. On the isth uk. at Cagle Grant, Lady Grant, of Cram. On Saturday, Stephens Efq. many years ooc of the Eat India Direetor& On Friday lag, at his boufe In Hill itreet, General Pattifun aged Es. At Bath, on Tnefelay left, Governor Pownall, in the 85th year of kis age. He left direetions to be buried in Walcot Church, and that he might he laid in an oal.cn coffin, without ornament or infeription; that eight men ihould carry hint to the grave, without any pall, and that a new fuit of clothes Osould be given to them, of any colour they might chock. He was to he attended only by his houfekecper and man fervant. His body has been opened. and It was aicertained that his death was not from any decay of the fyitcm, but that a gangrene had formed about the heart, which had ftoppcd the circulation. On Wednefday morning. in Tariflock-place, Charles Hornfby, Efq.llate of Emanuel College, Cambridge. HPAt.TH AND LONGEVITY. Dr. JAMES', ANALEPTIC PILLS. T o obviate the impofitions which have long be-'A praaffed in reran, to this Mcdi , ine, a fmall attention may is requilite; fur as by favour of the Coiruniffloners of the Stamp Office, leparatL Plates have been prepared for Mr. Newbsry's tile, with his name engraved in the Stamps, the imitation of which would be a capital offence, the genuine Preparation may now hc readily akertained ; it is therefore recommended to purchafers not to open any boa in future, unlefs they °barge the words'. a F. Newbery, N 0.45, St.. Paul's." printed on the (tamp. _ . The fuperior exeillence of thefe Pills in kbeumatifms and Colds as well as us other Lumptaints to which the hum.n frame is liable from the vicitlirudcs of our climate, i• univerfally acknowledged, They are admirably calculated for Bilious, and other Diforders of the Stomach and Bowels; for Head-Achs (veal:lona by Indigef don ; and for preventing Palfies and Aryl, ties, fo often the con. fequeoce of free living. Rceoinfe ihould be had to them after every excels, and upon every flight inilifpotition; and thus their well known charadlciftic of promoting Longevity will be main tained; fur, by afUlting Nature in the due difeharge of the animal, fun Lions, and by keeping the Confthution, as it were, in colt tinual repair, they preferve the body in health and vigour, ana prevent premature decay. They require 110 nor attention to dirt. They are fold only by F. News ear and Sons, at the Wrr, • for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Nur., a few dwr, Cheapfide, London; and at Dr. James's late Houle in Bruton in boxes, price 45. 6cl..each, Limp included; or the quantity of fit lo one large box f 01,11.45. FOR COUGHS COLDS, AS FIIMAS, Stc. The only genuine FTC I'ORAI. BALSAM OF HONEY, Invented by Sir JOHN HILL, M.D. F. R. S. at Paris, sit Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden. . _ Now faithfully prepared from his MS. recipes by B. Shaw. , FrHELINN/EUS of BRITAIN recommends chit cutlient Preparation as the molt falutary and effekftu.il Re • medy, for all Warders of ill: Breaft and I.ung.., Congealed ililegot. Acrimony in the Fluids, and Obftrudions in the Glands, are gent ly and fafely difcharged by eafy expedoration ; Wheeziii-s and Uneaftnefs in [reaching are fp.e.dily removed by a few deices. It takes off the irritation, opens the Thpracic Duzle, and heal: the Sorenefs of the Breaft and Lungs. Thirty years experience have confirmed the recommendation in the immediate relief and gra dual cure of Coughs, Colds, Althmas, and Conftimptions. It is the greateft prefervcr of the lungs ever difcovered,and con tains all the healing, foftening, and foothing qualities of that fain brious crtrad of I.LOWERS, called HONEY ; and the !Jack Hallam of the Fallen) World; it is as reftorAtive as Afros' Milk, and never difagrecs with the Itoina:11; a common Cold yields to its benign influence in a few hours, and when refortcd to before the complaint is far advanced, all danger of Confumptiun is certainly prevented. Such are the faint outlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's Bal. fam of Honey, the refult of long refearchcs Into Nature by that great Botanift, who dedicated his life to the difcovery of the true means of Health in the Vegetable Kingdom. Price 31. 6d. per bottle, or eight in one large, for 225. To guard againft Impofition oraferve the name ci'' Shaw and Ed wards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, is engraved on the Govern ment ftamp, accompanying each bottle. All others are Counter teits.—Sokl by Shaw and Edwards, 66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Churchyard; Mr. Pearl:ill, Holbort, ; and by every Vender d Medicines in the Kingdom. HAVING dedicated layfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt cotiOderable pradice in that breach which l thought proper to feiedt, I croft that I have not more toil.- =my time than thole who, in the ettenfive field of the are occafionany 'metaled in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that Nears which is acquired by concentrating the Intelledual power to one clefs of diforders. The difeafes of DEBILITY arc peculiarly dlßrefng , fur they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptonas, and, by a.de preffinn of all vital entry, exiftenee Welt' becomes embitter Whether they erne from the prevaler-e of iii example, thedettruer dye habits of fchool-boys, or the Indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt affiluous prafeffional drill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the lymptoms are aggravated, and the am& anion is deftroycd. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGfici SURGEONS. I ground my pretenfiona on regularity of education; and poiliffmg every privilege to pradtice, I feel myfeif entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been fo liberalkg.hutioured. In the firth fonfations of local weakne.s, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the fuf fera, from a confcioufnefs of the unmanlinefs of the vice which aided Ids misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenftsre of his family phyfician and broods over his, infirmity witlicareful con cmlinent, it muff be fatisfuftory for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment, but alto of the molt inviolable kerecy. And in reetnt Venereal Complaints It is poffible to prevent prin, danger or dlftrefs ; in the molt complicated cafes it is tits acquire. merit of exclufive experience its this hat to aka a Cafe, cauln, sand (pally re-eltabliflunent. !offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fex who are 'Bided with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptona aL VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of ream neradoo are Rated on the firft interview. Potentate) the country are expeeted to Inciee a Bank note, and &reminded to (pacify their age and manner e living. MARTIN BAER, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons lo Londoni No sp,Arundel-ftrect, 'rand. neat 'Carol- Rae. DOCTOR HOWELL'. POWIDIR-S7 FlTS—Convuilions, Hyliencs, Epilep fi es, or Fal ling Fits, radically cured by Dr. HOWELL'. POWDERS. The efficacy of this invaluable Medicine has been proved by a Taft number of attotiifhing Cures performed on perfons of both Sexes *glided with thcfe dreadful difurdcrs for a long Gries of years— many of whom had tried every other Medicine in vain, and w - re deemed incurable. The few following Cafes are feledled from hundreds equally defperate, and arc witneffeal and authenticated by fuck refpedtable and well-known charadters, that the Nada doubt cannot remain in the mind of the moll incredulous, viz. The fon csf Mr. 'rrumati, of Giltfpur-ftrcet, aged i 8 years, had Falling El's from his childhood, but is now reftored to perk' health by Dr. Howell's Powders, which were particularly recom mended by Dr Turner, Fellow of the Royal College of Fhylicians. London. Mrs Green wasupwards of ao years of l:dled with Con vulfions and Falling Fits, although the hal been an In patieutof St Bartholomew's and Guy's Hofpitals, had never received the leaf benefit till the had taken Dr Howell's Powders—cured ta years—Witneffes, the Rtv. J. Hunt, Minilter of the Savoy. and Mr Burgefs, Italian and ill merchant, No 107. Strand. Mr Danid Wiz, of Welt Horfeley, near 7o years of age, was 17 years af tided with Convulfions and Falling Fits, and after taking a great variety of Medicines, without relef, was effenually cured by Dr. Howell's Powders. Witoeffes, the Rev Mr. hultzrton, Militate of Weft Horfeley, Mr and Mr. Hooker, Churdswardens s Ann Williams, of Laytonftone, Effex, ten years of age, had vio lent Fits from her Infancy, but upon taking Pr. Howell's Powders was foots completely cured. Fur this garat cure the Rev. Mr. Whaley, Milliner of laytonitone, puhlialy returned thanks re the ALMIGHTY, in his Chapel. 1.11 the ic th of November, 1 79. y. Mr. Saltmarfh, of Enfield, Middlefa, .Fed 57 years, was affiii`ted 18 years fo dread silly with Epileptic or Fitz, that h re quired (even or eight perfoni to hold bins ir the fit. Cured hoe!! years. Witneffes. Mr. Hill, Chin'elswarden, snot Mr. Mitchell. Overfeer. The Gm of a refpeciabli: Gentleman, No 44, Marthaliu area, Welton oiler, Irons the flea year of his age. had the moll vio lent Convidfivc Fpileptic Fits, which brought on fympt Hydrophobia. or Canine ?vladnefs. with unnataral bowline ' difpofition to bite. After in vain trying thc utmolt (kilt ii, Faculty till he was form years irld, Dr. i lowell's Powders a..ii cured him of thole deplorable and complicatA Diforders. iii Parents are willing to attelt this cure to any enquirer callant at their Inn& as above. Perfons defirous of further proofs. by applying at No. 78, Hikh Holborn, will be rclerred to a hit too lu: g to be infencil ni a Ncafpaper. This fovereign Rtniedy is prepared and fol 1 under the King's Royal Patronage, hg 1/r. How: 11, (Fclk, • of King's Colli-gz) his bottle, No. 78, High Holhor•i, a•iil no where tlCc, at toy 6d. a packet, in which is iiicl led a l're..tife written by the Do or on the abovestnentione I Diforders. N. B. For all Nervou , CompLants.whlch are In often the frre runners of COTIVUiri Fpilepfi e, &e. a better eine cannot Le taken.—All lON rA ped p.b.l, anfwered Fuca" w.vrget LuivooN AK ID ro:itoktiao w. ltderotog •• • • minutes altar 4 Mtcrootal • • 1 41 Ararat alter 4 LONDON : Printed and putiiftz4 by I.EVRL KENT, (of Cap terburrplace, I.anlLietta), at the STAR Of rtct. No. 1, Ca -e) • tired- Pubdilsed alto at the ST &IL OIVICS, TCUIple-eat.