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Frcm - ihr LONDON G 07:1:7Tie, Maj 18. MILITARY PROMO PIONS. WAR-OFFICP, MAY 18. Royal Regiment of Horfe Guards--Lieutenant Charles Thor°ld Wood in b: Capriiii of a Troup, by pur:hafc, vice Slittglby, wt.° retires; Cornet Farr,r ur i; ,ori Farrer to be Lit u tenant, vice Wood ; Coro, t Hon Fr cleric): James Lamb to be Lieutenant. without poreltafr. vier ri rhAry,promoted in the 3:th poor ; knligr William Clayten:, from the loth lout, ty be Cornet, vice Eimer. 2d Reinment of 1 )ragonn Guards—Captain John Horfeley. from the ;di Light Dragoons to be Captain of a Troop, vize Hodge, who exchanges. 7th Regiment of 1.17 ht Dragoons—Captain Vdward Hodge, from the 2.1 Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Hoak. ley, who exciungca. ith Ditto—Captain John Ctimming., from the 31d Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice !loon, who r i c h :Ale -, ecth Ditto—John Spens l'arh. ;;: or to hr Cornet. without par chafe, vice Stallard. orointed to the 2d Drapon Cuards. pitta—Cornet 1 hoiras Jones to he Lieutenant, without pureh..fe. lid Diito—Vacrinary Sur7,•on J Barite, from the Royal Wag gon Train, ti.! be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Grellier, who ex chanrea 24th Ditro—Ntijnr George Whi:e, from the 87th Foot, to be Major, vice Locke, who exchange.. tIL Regiment of Foot. To he Enfigns, without Pitrehall.--Jainc. liamilton, Cent vice Fawfon, promoted in the 46 th Foot ; orge 11/Im, Gent. vice De la Have, promoted in tht 70;11 Foot; Robert Elliott, Gent. ♦ice Douglas, whole Appointment has not taken place. 2d Ditto—Gurret Clark. Cox. from tht alit Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by Purchzre, vice Ferranti, promoted. lith Ditto—Captain Charle , A. Viaortua. from the 4:4 Foat, to be Captain of a Conipauy, ice imith, who exchanges. 7th Ditto—Hofpital Mate H Whim Armftrong to be Affiftant- Surgeon. 30th Dittn—William Lewis, Cent to be Earl, without purehafe, 'lee Buchan, promoted in tlie 83d Foot. Itch Ditto--t.h ur..nant-Colonct Henry Fox Brownrigg, from the Permanent 6t.11 of Quart, r-Mafter-General, to be Lieutenant- Colonel, vice Donkin, a !111 exchAnges; Licutunant Ds: itl Do. navan, from the 7th V't ft India ; gimmt , to be Liemenant, without purchare, vice Johnflone, reliolcd; James Ormfby, Gent. to be E Ago, without purolac, vice Webb, promoted in the ;d R India Regiment. 113th Ditto— align Charles Bayley to be Lieutenant, without pi,r chafe, vice O'M.illey promotA in the 89th Foot; Ma chin, Gent. to be Fnfign, vice Bayley. 14,113 Ditto—F ofiso W. S. liertmod to be Lieutenant, without pur chak, vice Gree n, rn.tratet..l in the 231 Foot; Maxwell, Gent to be vice licrtrund. isthenitto--Cattain Ri;liard Rochfort, from the Newfoundland Fencibles.to be Captain of a Company, without prelate; George Salvin, Gent. to be Paymafter of the ad Battalion. g6th Ditto—Brevet Lkutenant•Colonel John Skinner to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, without purchafe. lift Ditto—Lieutenant George Young, from the 93d Foet, to be Captain of a Company, without porthole, vice Shaekcrley, ap pointed to the 9th Ro' al Veteran Battalion ; William Sankey, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice M'Don nell, promoted in the 6.71 Sid Ditto--Enfign T. F.. A. Griffith, from the Sift Foot, to be Firit Lieutenant, with:Jut purchafe; Alexander Montgomery, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchafe. 3tft Ditto—Lieutenant William Lodge to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchafe, vice Lee, (Iterated. pad Ditto.—Captain Denis Hogan, from the Bth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cummings, who exchanges. 34th Dittn--Brevct Major William Fenwick to be Major, with.. outpurchafe ; Captain John Brombead, from the 14th Foot, to - . be Major, without purchafe. 35th Ditto—Captain John Skffor, from the 2d Garrifon Battalion, . - to be Captain of a Company. 37th Gino—nil - Igo Robert Rift to be Lieutenant, without poi , - chafe, vice England. procnotcd in the 87th Foot; Richard Grc• ban, Gent to be [Milo, vice Rift. 3 8 t h Ditt o , —. Perke, Gent. to be Ptifign, without wade, vice Kennedy, prtmmted in the 68th Foot. 4cth Ditto—Harvey Smith, Gent. to be Lue:n, by purchafe, vice Nelion, promoted in the t ith Foot. . . - . 42d Dttt*;-:-Capt,,in Richard Smith, from the 6th Foot, to be Captain o a Cm, pang, vice Visa-cue, who exchanges; Fag° _ _ Alexander NlAckenzie to be Licatenarst, witbort purct;afe, Rawlins, who retires. 43d Ditto—Enfign John Swint:urn to be Lieutenant, without put. chafe, vice L. e, promoted in the Royal African Corps; Richards, Gent. to be F nilgn vice Swinburn. 44th Ditto—l feutenant Lewis . Suter, from half-pay of the aoth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Walton. who exchanges ; Lieute- Dalt S. C. Pierce, (rent halt-pay of the York Rangers, to be Lieutenant. vice Blake, whoexchanges. 46th Ditto—Ell4n Chattel; Briggs, from the 64th Foot, and En fign lobo kawfun, from the Royals, to ke Lieutenants, without purehafe. igytb Ditto—Enfign Charles King Charley to be Lieutenant, vice Wormakl, &ceded; Stewart, Gent. to be kufign, vice Oakley. . _ . . sock Dit . to—Captain George J. B. Tucker, from the 38th Foot, to be Captain of a Ccmpany, wichcut purchaie. 53d Ditto Glatt, Gent. to be Enlipn, without purthafe, vice Vi'alworth, promoted in the ad Garrifon Battalion. 36th Ditto—Lieutenant F. Litifengcn, from the ad Garrifun Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, without pumbafe. iieth Ditto.—Enfign hands Annefley, from the goth Foot, to be I.ieutenant, by purchafe, vice lh.fbarres, promoted in the 87th Foot. 62d Ditto—Second lieutinant Ronald MDountll, from the atft Foot, to be Lieutenant, without porthole. 63d Ditto—Eagn Richard Majutibanks to be lieutenant, with out purchafe; Etiflgn John htGlafhati, from half pay of the Regiment, to be I nEgn, vice Milliken, who czchanzes, and J. Nunn, Gent. to b.: Etifi,;,), vice hlajoribanks. 64th Ditto—James Bonnett. Gent. tube Enfign, without purchafe, vice Briar..., promoted in the 46th Foot. 6yth Ditto—Licutenant Michael Thomas Browne, from the 59th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without putti , afe, vice Dwyer, appointed to the sit Veteran Battalion, and knfign Frederick Stuck, from the 2d Gartifim Battalion, to be Lieu tenant, without porthole, vice CafDdy, promoted. . 68th Ditto.—Lleutenant Edward Church, from the 7th Foot, to bel.icutenant, without purchafe, vice Spence, promoted in the 87th Foot; Fnfign Felton N. Ilatchilifon, from the Bad Foot, to be Enhgn, without puichafe, •ice Glectftancs, who rAgni, and Lieutenant John Reed to be Adjutant, vies Reed, appoiuttd to the 4th Wctt India Regiment. 70th Ditto—Enlign Jolt ph de la Hay, from the Royals, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, and Rollin Page, Gent. to be Entlgn, without purcfac, vice Frith, promuted - in the 31 Writ India Regimod. - rift Ditto—Hamilton Lockwood, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchale, vice Kcays, whole appointment has not taken place. 81 ft Di!to—Thomas Drake, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Griffith, promoted in the 23d Foot. 82d Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Adolphus..Procclor, from the 2d Lite Guards, to be Captain of a Company , by purthafe, vice • Rainey, promoted, and John Boyd, Gen - t. to . Eidign, without purchafe, vice Hutchinun, appointed to the 6gth Foot. 83d Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Gordon, front the 3d Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Hutehinfon, who retires on the half.pay of the Lite 12th Garrifon Battalion ; Captain Jacob Brunt to be Major, by purchafe, %ire Dunbar, who retires, and Lieutenant Jas. Thomas, front the aid Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. 7th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel John Locke, from the 24th Light Dragoons, to he Mt.jor, vice White, who exchanges Livuteusnt John Monk Spence, from the 68th Foot, to by Cap tain of a Company, without purehafe. Surgeon William King, from the 3d Welt India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Giddy, promoted. Ditto--Enfim Barailler, front the Ncw South 'Wales Corps, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe ; Hamilton Englith, Gcnt. to be litdign, without purchafe, vice Wood, whorefgn st 93d Ditto—Enfign Alexander Lachlan M'Lean to be lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Young, promoted in the ztft Foot. irk, Gent. to be Eitfigii, vice M'Lean. icoth Ditto—Lieutenant 'William lialv.ird, front the 78th root, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. 3d Welt India Regiment—Captain Luke Allen, front the Nova Scotia Fcncibhs, to he Major, without purchafe, vice Wa:k.7r, appointed to the 9th Veteran Battalion; Enlign Henry Webb, from the II th Fot t, to be Lieutenant, v ioout purchafe ; Fn- Charlcenotrprot Frith, front the 7erth Io t, to Le Dam. Ali flirt gnrgeou E: ward Jarvis, from the 6.th Foot,to beSur pe n, vice Kii.g, at . 0 iae la runt. 411, n Gsurge Allen tit i.kutenant,without purchafe, James Rome. to be Enrico, vice Allen. Auguitus Cap paehice,Gent.to be I nfign, without purchafe, vice Anton, pro mo:td. 6th IWto—Thomas M. Faille Mercer, Gent. to he Enfign, with out pureitafc, vice Orett. deceafed. 7th ‘Veli India Regiment. To be Litt:tenants, without purchafe—Lnfigits Henry Wren, George K..mgßer. and Samuel Kennedy. To be tie:ivy—R. R. M•Donalil. Gent. vire Wren ; Thomas Iles, Getir. vice Kempßer; William Killikslly, Gent. vice Kennedy. The York Light Infartry Volunteer'—Enfign George Want - eclat to he U.-tam:int, without purchafe, vice Brawn, Seceded. J. S. Mill: r. Gent. to be linfign, vice Walbrecht. Tie Royal Waggon Train—Veterinary Surgeon James Grellier, front the 22d Lirlit Dragoons, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Lucke. who exchang Garriron IlattalionLientenant John Longfield, from the 85th Foot, to he Captain. of a Company, vice Nlefrar, appointed to the irth Foot : Lufign Chicle. Jenn:fon Walworth, from the 3311 Foot, to be Lieutenant, rice Linfenreti. appointed to the Stith r'o..t Valentine Lawfurd, Gent. to be Enligu, 'lee Stock, promoted in the 67th Toot. 3d Ditto—Lieuten. ut Colonel William Fictiliam, from half pay of the late tzth Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Gordon. appointed to the 831 Foot. IR Royal Veteran Battalion—Cap:ain M B. Dwyer. from the 67th Foot, to be Csptain of a CompLny, vice Ligcrtwood, appoint. ed to the Bth Veteran Battalion. Surgeon 'I bona.. Gray,from half pay of the 97th Foot, to be Sur- Iron, vice Waugh, appointed to the Bth Veteran Battalion. 6th Ditto—Epfign Alexander Ntlatoila to be Adjutant, vice Pearfe, placed on the Retired Lift. Serjeant M.Gregor, from the 423 Foot, to be Fnllgn, vice Geddes, promoted in the 9th Royal Viteran Battalion. Bth Ditto—Surgeon Robert Waugh, from the lift Veteran Batta. lion, to be Surgeon; Afs4ant Surgeon John Caldwell, from Irslf pay of the 23t1 Light Dragoons, to be Afflitant Surgeon ; Hofpital Mate Samuel Barnard to be ARMIN Sur f eon. 9th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Robert Walker, from the 3d Weft India Regiment, to be Major. STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Rufane Shaw Donlan, from the t tilt Poot, to he a permanent Affißant Ozarter-?,latter-General, vice Brown rim who exchanges. ' London and Weilminfler Light Hone Volunteers. Captain R. Buchman Dunlop to be Lieutenant-Colontl, vice rLfl3.ted ; Lieutenant William Waltord to be Cap tain of a Trop, vice Dunlop; Cornet Samuel Scott to be Litutertant, vice Walford; S. Majoribanks, Gent. to be Cor• net, vice Scott. lIESIORANDUNI. Enfign Jolm Mackenzie Stuart, of the 78th Regiment of Foot, is fupolvd •d, basin; &bleated himfelf front the Army Depot, without kave. namtANca-oflicy, MAY 11. Corps of Royal Engineers. Second Lictittnant Thomas Roberts to he Firtt Lineman, trice By, promoted. Dated March 2, 18.4. Royal Regiment of Artillery , . _ _ _ _ Second LieutenaniChartea — Wilfon to be raft Lieutenant. Datcd May s, iSos. CAIMANCIS oFFICE, MAY 15. Rtiyal Regiment of At Hillery. Gentleman Cadi.t John Gordon to be Second Lieutenant, vice Jackfon, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Wil!iant Drcretcn to twditto, vice Barlow, prutuuted. Gentleman Cadet Beverley R 06111 1 .00 to be ditto, vice Chambers, promoted. Gentleman Cadet William Duncan to be ditto, vice promoted. Ger,- Cadet Poole V. England to be ditto, vice Curtis, pro moted. Dated May 1 0,1805. Commiffion in the Tower Hamlet' Militia, figned by tha Deputy L;entenant.-111 Royal Regiment. G. W. Elliot, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 7, 1805. Commiilions in the Argyll and Bute Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant Lieutcnint Archibald hl Phuo to be Captain, vice Archibald Campo. 3, refigned. Dated April 2C, I Bos. Enfigo John M'Dougald to he Lieutenant; Enfign Allan Rots to be Livuttnant; James Taylor, and Kenneth M•Dougald, Gents. to be Enfigns. Dated February 13, 5803. John Campbell, Gcnt. to be Etats°. Dated May 3, 1805. Commilfions in the Invernefsflthe Regiment of Militia, finned by the Lnrd Lieutenant. Captain Will:am Grant, of the Supplementary Quota, to be Cap tain cm the otiginal Ellablifhment, rice heiVitifter, refigned ; Lieutenant Donald Mackintoilt to be Captain. vice Grant.— Dated A oil r. .•. • _ _ . . Enfign Ket.neth Beth une to be Lieutenant, vice Stuart, religned. Dated Mnr , :li 25. 11 . 10 T• ---_ • . _ Evau M•Plurfun, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Patrick Grant, appointed in the Royals. Dated April 24. t Sot. ....... William Shaw, Gent. to be Entry', vice Bethune, promatet— Datcd March as, Commidions iiined - by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.—:Elham Yeomanry Cavalry. Fagg, Gait. to be Surgeon. Dated April 30. dos. Farninghans Yeomanry Cavalry. Comet Homewood to be Limo:oast, vice Diode, reflood ; Marks Gent. to be Cornet, vice Homewood. Dated May 3,1805. Cranbrook Volunteers. John Ofiner . Galt. to be Surgeon, vice Wilndhurft. rerigzia"" Dated May 3, 18os. Walderthare Volenteers. Thomas Olnef., Gent. to be Enign, vice Solly. Demi April MS. Cumuli&Jos figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Counry of Eifel. _ _ _ James Urraftnn, George Smith, Lukc William Walford, and Ro• ben Clecrc liafelfout, Efqr4 to be Deputy-Lkutesants. Dated Marsh 23, tBot. Charles Gratou, Efg. to be Ditto. Dated April so, Kett ElTex Militia. Major George Duckett to be I.lcurensnt•Colonel, rice Tyra, re fip,ned ; Captain Charles Gretton to be Major, vice Duckett, promoted ; Thomas Frederick Parker, Gait. to be Entiguo— Dat‘d April so, aos. Ealt We: MilitiA. Major Samuel Charles Carne, front the &oath Era Militia, to be Major. Dattcl May z, 18.1. Freihr. ell Hundred Volunteer Cavalry. _ _ Thomas PoHitt, Gent. to be itarter•Mancr. Dated February 2S, 'Soy. Ongar Hundred Volunteer,. James Bennett, Gent tobe Lieutenant. Dated Mar& 7, efloy. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Williams, J Williams,jtio. and J. Edge Manning, attlrnics, Exeter, Sept. 29, 1 804. T. Rtynolds and J. Forbes, gun makers, Birmingham, I%liiy 3, a 13. k. Burton and A. Caron, brats founders, Old Nialton, York- April 6, tans. W. Ingham, James Holinr,he, Thos. Knowles, and John Han 'meth. cmtostipiTiers, 1.05Mi11, TurkPire, A pri l 27.1805. . . _ _ Robert Wylde Montt, Thomas 01iimrs Warwick, and John Aldred, chetnifts,Rothcrhant, York !hire, May 4, 1803. Abraham Horsfal and John Robinfon, jun. woolftaplers, Brad ford, Yorl Aire, May 3, t 803. Hairy Ruts Grant and Edward Rufs,furgeons, Cattle Cary, So merfetibirc, Austell 9, 1804. James Shaw and Jonathan Brown, dcakrs in Date, Rochdale, I.ancatbire, May to, 1803. rue Lees and Jdeph blared Lowe, dryfakers, Manchetter, May 1,1805. John Blunt, fen. and Robert Scollay, coal fadlors, London, April 23, titos. _ _ . Robtrt Moatc, Robert Moate, jun. Samuel Morgan, and Tho• nu., Pickard, tallow smelters, Tottenham Court-road, May 6,t 805. John Knapp and Jams Pocock, clothiers, Bathwiek, Somerret- Bac, May 7, 1805. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. July 2. John Tennant, of Lower Brook-ftreet, Grofvenor-fquare, Middlekx, a»othecary, at ten, at Guildhall. July 9. &at Wade, late of Ipiwich, Suffolk, but now of Albion- Place, Illackfriars, Surrey. brewer, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUP I S. Gcrrod William Grorito. of IPean-firc.t, Sohn. Miedlefex, chy• mil! sad 4ru-, It, Jcalcr and .1a iyalan, to fun oda May 2f, at twelve, May 29. at ten, and June 29. at eleven, at Clualdhall...! Attorney, Nis% 11.3..:hettor, Clement s inn. CILOIViItiO4 uf of Nlanebelter, wrudlen-draper and dealer,) June ‘3, is, a... 1 2. ) . at three, at the Bridgewater Arms, Mao abetter. .‘t. , tni.-s, Mr. John Taylor, lklanehelter; or Mr. Ellis, Curfetpr ttre et. Thomas (Thal 1... n, of leeks, in Lancathire. innkeeper, dealer and cletyman. Jane to, tt, and 19, at three, at the Bridgewater Arm'. Manch, th.r. Attornies, Meffrs. Foulkes and : Ma:Owner : or Nlt. John Foulkes, Bury-place, Blootufbury (plan, Loudon. . - John Rttlinond, of Adam-ftrcet. Mandidtcr•fquare, Middlcfcx, tailor, dealer and Chapman, May 25, Josic t, anti 29, at one. at Attornty, Mr. John Dawfon, Warwick-flrect, Got den-fguare. John liurmond jackfon. of the Waihway, prigs of Lambeth, Surrey. ftoekhroher, dcakr and chapman, May 25, at one, June 1, at ci ikn, and June 29 atone, at Gui:dhall. Anorrice, Moffra. Dcnnytt , and Grcaves King's Arms Yard, Colctnan•ltrect. o , _ Charles Glover. of Albemarle-ftrret, p t:lh of St. George, nano ve aquare. Mieldletex, uphollierer. May 2t, June 1, and 29, at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Foulkes, Southampton-ltreet, Cue..in-Garden. Matthew 'rho:llas. late of Adam's c.,nrt, Broad. ftrcet, London, and of Kingfland Cre ken:, Mi fo., draper, dealer and chap man, May 25, June r, and 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Flailman.l.ly•place-, liothern. John Clarke and William Wake, late of Kingfton-upon-Thames, but now of Clapham Common, Surrey, cormdcalers, doikrs, chapmen, and copartners, May 2e, June z, and 29. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Salkeld, zo7.Hatton-garden. Michael Furlonge, late of Guildford-arc:et, Ruffen iquare, Mid dlefei. merchant, May 25, June r, and 29, at ton, at Attorney, Mr. Hulme, Brunfwick-fquate. Chriflophur Neville, late of Dartford, Kent, coach-maker, dealer and Chapman, May 25, 29. and Jane 29. a - eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. William Hu ; hes. Crofs court, Drury•lane. Ann Beefton and Sarah Beefton, of Gerrard's ftrect, Sohn, Middle fez, haberd.dhcrs, dealers, chapwomen, and copartners, May 2r, at twelve, May 29, at ten, and June 29, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Batchellor, Clement's-Inn. David Walker, of Holborn, Middlefei, boar...lke, May 25, 213,! and June 29, at twelve at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Aubrey, Took's court, Curfitor-ftreet. William Butt, of New-fircet, Covent Garden, Middlefex, hatter, dealet and Chapman, May 25, June 4, and 29, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Birkett, llond-court. John Pow, of Saint Nicholas, Worcefter, builder and carpenter, dealer and Chapman, June to, 11, and 29, at eleven, at the Rein Deer fun, Worceiter. Atturnies, Mr. William Welles, San- ton-ftrcet, Worceiter ; and Mr. James Platt, Bridge -court, Bridge-ftreet, Landun. William Payne, of Grut Carter lane, Dodoes Commons. Lon don, druggist, May 25, 29, and June 29, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attornits, Mdlis. Netherfule and Portd, Effex-ftreet, Strand, London. Jana Slmrpe, of Stockton, Durham, linen draper, &skier and chapman, June to, tr, and 29, at twelve, at the Black Lion, Stockton. Attornies, Mr. Joreph Frank, of Stockton; and Mars. Wilton and Flerney, Chancery lane, London. George Redford, now or late of Bedford, Lancafhire, cottor.- (Matter, dealer and chapman, May 27, 28, and June 29, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Dcanfgate, Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. RnigLt, Manchefter ; and Mr. Ellis, CurStor area, London. 111 VI RENDS. May 22. Peter Hope, of l.irerieoul, merchant, dealer and chap snan, atom:, at the Chin Tar mi. Liverpool. May at. Jams °Lome, of Clifor,l, fadler, at eleven, at the Angel OlforE!. May 25. jt.hn P 011..., of the p iris of St. Cites. Suburb, of Oxford, facMcg-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Avg,' Inn, Oxford. May 23. William Midis, now or late ut Hatirg, Kent, victualler, at ten, at Guildhall. Londftn. May :7. John Andru., cf Ahrrgavennv, Monnomealhire, iron monger, at eleven, at the King A a rms Abergavenny. May 29. Thomas Chal!ennr, of Liverpool, viaualier, at twelve, at the York Hotel, LiverpooL May 28. Benjamin Hanlon and Edward AiEng of Charterhoufe (pare, Landon, merchants and copartner:, at ten, at Guildhall. May ay. Mary Dorvell and William Doreen, both late of Wells, lhopkeepers, dealers and copartners, at eleven, at the Rununer Tavern, BrifteL May so. John Detelsick. late of Derby, grocer, at elestn, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby. May 25. Abraham Haim Conilfos, of No. 72, Leman-fireet, dooilman's Fields, Middlefez, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. May as. Thomas Joreph Collis, of Clapham Road, Surrey, catch maker, at one, at Guildhall, London. May as. John Arcker, of St. Catherine's Dock, Middlefez, hoop. bender, at eve, at Guildhall. May 27. Nathaniel Chadwick, of Bolton. Lanealbirs, innkeeper, at ten, at the Dug Tavern, Deanfgate,lllancheller. May 27. William Burnand, of Mancheller, fruiterer, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchcßer. May 27. Julius Samuel Rich and John Heapy, Aldermanbury Blackwell hall-factors, at eleven. at Guildhall. May a 9. Jacob Lewis and Silvetter Cahn, both of Liverpool, and Maurice De Jones, of Manchtfter, merchants and copartners, at elevoi, at the tridgewatcr Arms, Manchester. May so. John Coulfoo, of Crown-ft:ea, Finibury-fquare, Middle ks, p-ocer, at tea, at Guildhall. To alleviate the fufferings of Scurvy, of Scro phula, and various Difeafes of the Body, the late FRANCIS SPILSRUIIY devoted much of his time and attention. His luccefs is now before the public. His Difpenfary has been opened at all feafons to the poorer clad - es, whole citetimflances did not reach the price of his remedy. Fond cl Medicine and its purfuir, be invented the Patent Antiferobutic Drops, a mild diaphoretic, without weakening the fyltern, but giving itvigour by promoting all its natural fecretions. Thole who are compelled to tefort to the tonic powers of mi nerals, if they with to afEll their cffca on the nerves, no medicine is better calculated for the put pole than the Drops. Another tecommendatton, the dole is (mall in quantity, And taken without reffraint of diet or exercife. Mr. Sri csau a r is not accountable fnr any mixture fold, unlefs the words e' By the King's Patent" are inferred at length in the bill of dire lions, bottle, and wrapper; the damp all° (the King's duty) is minted in black ink infiead of red.—Bottles ss. 6d. los. and 11. as. duty included. BIRTHS. On the toth liana, at Clifton, the Lady of Major Devcrell, of a fon and heir. On the 16th init. at Woodley Lodge, Berk', the kat of James Wheble, Efq. Mrs. Whet*, of a daughter. At Bdturbet, county Cavan, the Lady orlienry Maudiky, Efq. ea a fat and heir. MARRIED. On the sth Intl at Rotterlam. lu Holland. John Eerguron. Efq. merchant there, to Mil. Mary Braid, dauLhttr of the Lac Mr. Braid. merchant there. On Saturday,at St. Anne's, Wcfteninfter, three brothers, named William, Edward,and George U'arner,of Tortenhini Court-road, to three fitters, daughtcro of Mr. Stanard, of Ryder'..court, I.t.i -ceiltr. fields. At Edinburgh, on Friday fennight, James Buchanan, Hy. Ar denconnal, to Lady Janet Sinclair, eldeft daughter of the Right Hon. the Earl of Cann'lac Du. U. On the 14th inR, aged so, Charles Hunt Waring, Efq. of Barnes in the enmity of Surrey. In Baker-ltreet, Mils Georgina Blicklhaw, fecond daughter of George Blacklhaw, Efq. On Sunday morning, in Arlington-ftreet, Mifs Elizabeth Glyn, youngelt daughter of Sir Richard Carr Glyn, Bart. Wednefday laR, at Chclfca, Mr. Charles 13ulkley, you . geft fon of the late Major Bulklcy, of Chelfea College. At Clifton, near Briftol,in April lift, in a very advanced age, Mrs. Ann Brinow, wilow of Henry Briitow, Efq. formerly of Dover-ftrcet, Piccadilly. On the ill init. at Cutilecraigs, parifh of Davtot, In the toff year of her age, Jean R.IIC, relldt of George Walker, fanner. She retained her memory and other faculties to the tall hoer of her UN and 'aired feveral of her own family, at fume Maces from be own houfe, only five daya before her death. At Abortiren, on the 31th Wt. Mr. John loJk, booldeller, so the ii.ar of LW Age. FOR HORSES. 'THE conitant REDMAN'b ANTI. SPASMODIC ELIXIR, for the Cbolie, Gel:. s, I IC!, of what is commonly called the Strong Gu.lion, lo i..a a pradice & twenty ye.n`s, bas citablithed its character as the and molt approved Medicine in fuck complaints. Nu Golden ...Al or Farmer amid be without a bottle lo his polft.Mon. in order that It may be given on the hilt attack.by which the p du and in flammation mat• ist, al!ayed, and inonification prevented. ` odes, the property of the 101 "51..7 p rfons in the vicinity of t'antr bury, have b 'rely recovered by the tile of chi% Medi c i e, v i z . Mr. Thomas Flint, brewer, at Canterbury; Mr. N. tine farmer, at Selling; Mr. J. S.dithury, genticman ; and Mr. Wa;'oa, t'ar mrr, at Whittlable, who ..ill give th.ir teliiineby it iaikd upon. It is prepin d hy H. Chrif.ian, al. Cacteruiry; and. fold in bottles, price ff.. each, by F. Nt wiury and Sous No. 45, :`r. Paul% Church-yard, four doors from the corner of Chiapfile, London. H AVING delicatei =licit to the itudy, been gratified by the conlAcrahic pr. tiro in that hratick which I tiro: 4ht tro?,a• t hied. i trurt tt.4 I mc , e rm. hayed my tho,c who, in the eatca ,v- of e ut pr;ftff:on, 274 I:taLaßy tainterrek.l is uncert.O•:: • c7n slways 2ttliV that fncce's w:lich is aczelrczi e y lotcliedual nz, , wc r to one dais or dirotlers. The drca . ?es of DEBiLITV art peculiarly edtr:ffing t• r et.; bring with them a train of tv•nenontarit ( VnAifoins 20 , preflloc of ail vital elemy, esittence it7elf bevomes Whether they srVe from the prt.vaier.e of example, ttic,itflrue dye habits ef f'cltool , r the inJuirercc* of naivety, they te— suire the nubil aiiiitt rrueetlimal tirf ; Mit by the I r:era:ice of uneducated men, tie !Tnipt..mts are aa;ravateil, emi the coati. tuttoo is ilt-tls.ried. Aaa MiiMliSß of the ROYAL COLT.PO c?of SI TR t;Et )N4 I grouni my pretenfions on remdarite of educrion; and 1. , 011. every privileife to praFtice, I 'eel rnyki , !creitlld to that confidaioc with which i nave bit!ierto bee.. fo -rah, honoured. In the fiza foufatiotts of local weaknes, early apolleation win prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame but whLre the Ad kra, from a coti!cimMers e the unrraanlines Of the v'ce (muted his misfortune is fearful of the cAmtertipt or ecniure of his Family phyfician and broods over his infirmity with earetul con cealment, it melt be fatisfi....l.nry for him to he alfured not only of capability of trmtment but alto a! the moil ininutab . .e fterecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is potG! k to "'recent pale. danger or dittre's ; in the mon eonipl:eated cafes it is th ,, acquire- ment of exclurae es.,trience in this kne to ci'kei a (ate, canals. aind fpttdy re-etiabhannem, loiter the adiantage of this expert-nee to thore,..fefter re: who arc alEidted with any kind of DEtiILITY, of any fyrtn,torns at VENEREAL INFECTION. and in ail caies the terms of rasa aeration arc !laud on the firii interview. Pat.ents in the country are expeeted to 'adore a &nit nose, and are re-pearl to kcal) , their age and manner of living. MARTIN MEE, Mell7.er of the Royal College of Surgeons to Landon. No so Arundel fireet. St , ani, neat Temple Bar SPRING RFCIPF, ----•••• MO ALTERATIVES at ibis Scafon, fn effec tually earrat a Coagniunt of Blood, open the exeretorT du. b.. (often and free the Skin of Scurf. ichorous Pimples, &c. ce eradicate Ulcers. Tumours, Caries if the Bone, &mica ' Mules. Piles, &c. as HAYMAN's MAREDA.N "S DROPS. Tome:li— ft& whi.:h, the Propriaor refers to his " Trc.itife, explaining the nature and affinity of Scorbutic Meares." (Med. Sys). 0.) which is illunrated with too suthenti: cafes in point. !Cs Mr. [layman (win may bc eonfulted perfonally, or by ler, Melofing his Re) neeeffarily continues to prepans thefe Drum a. the feeret of the ?turd s refts with him. But the vending them and f pply of fubv..nders'. is veiled to Mr. R. Butler, Medicinal War, hook, No. 4, Cheapfule, corner of Paternottcr row, London. Uo who o all orders for the 0.64.115. and sat...bottles. ma noes be direzt • ••• &ware of Counterfeits.—r- h -h Gamine Bottle or Mare d..nt's Drops has the addreli "J. 'Payouts, coilt.n•fquare;' br3v.t in the stamp: They are (Ad by 'the general Medicine Vander, throughout the itc4l KivgJuni: part;:ularly by Callwell and Ball, Dublin Huilnuid, Elder, and Co. and Scott, Edinburgh ; M'Donald, gow ; Garden, Aberdeen; Craigic, Montrone; Dick, Dundee Pborfon, Berwick ; Wheeler a nd Loggin, Aylesbury; Cruttwillr and Hazard, Bath ; Smith, Bedford ; Knott and Co. and &winner and Co. Birmingham ; Gluon, Sridgcnorth ; Gregory, Brighton Browne, Briftul : Simmons and Co. Canterbury ; Meggy Chalk, Chtimsford ; Kerner, Cola' (ter ; Smith , Crawley ; sfrew man, Exeter ; Wright, Hereford ; T. Brown, fen. and Rofs, Hut. Harmer and Co. Ipfwith ; Branthwaite, Kendal; Wright anti Blurts, Leeds; Sainfc,, Leiceitcr ; Lee Lewes; Drummond. Lincoln ; Adams, Lrughbor oug h ; Tyr rell, Monitore ; Stains and Harrop, Manchefter ; Wilkinfon, Morpeth ; Snelfun, Natty with ; Walker and Brown, Newcaftle; Marfhall, Northampton ; Stevenfon and Co. Norwich; Burbage and Co. Nottingham ; &let ter and Mundy, and Jones, o:ford ; Soulby, Pewit h ; Willa Ply mouth ; Hedgeland, Dock ; Moore, Poole ; &lam, Parrinunrh ; Smart and Co. Reading; Collins, Salifbury ; Adorns, Shaftdburi; Penny, Sim - borne ; Baker, Southampton ; tfewcomb, Stamfo:4l Chrißopher. Stockton ; Co:, Tonluidge ; Evil, Wclb Windfor ; White, Wilbcack ; Tynabs, Worcelta, and Tye, Wren , Kant. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Lig. Lisidge•areet, tAmd• .n. Horoured Sir, • Edinburgh, March IS, Vic& IBEG leave to inform you, th a t ever fume the year In o, 1 have beet' al:aided with the Lure Venerea, which from its ribflinattly refitting every murk of medicine pro fcribed by the moll c ninent of the faculty here, and undergoing fcvcral re vere rourfes of (Autism and twice di:charged fro m the Holpi tal, with little relief, would appear to he of the molt hitrettratia nature. In the fpring of laft year my diforder had got At ruck as head, as nearly to put a period to my ezißeacc : I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully pea lid, and had been in a Rate of ulceration for the I•ilt Yuen years= my I.lt ha.l alto two large nodes or k, was very much difeoloured and gars; mcinch ekcruciating paio,,particularly when warm la lied, a. tn arty to deprive me of relt In this lam-nt-ble state was fecurittii:niletl by Mr. J. Thompfon, (who received io great a cure by them h te), to take y..ur L ake's patent fibs , which I beau to do on the 26th of May ; fu th, courfe of a fortnight I be im, to roceive beta:el . —ln little more than a month the ulnas to my he d and vane wile roundly healed—loon aft. r the I. , res ea my lee , is, akxl all,, leafing, howry :r, to •fiee/ bit difccdouration ;he and pain in the hone of the left, which, by the bkra :g of and a little hitlAtr peti.• ranee in your invaluable lubh..c-1 ; the modes dirpeiling, the thin nes:doing its natural nee, and the noe_turnal palms gradually going off. 1 thus bet am,. by your isheral advice and medicine, perfedtly free iron all my f vrnis eampLints—have recovered my form T forit and Runge), and :Jr be , J:dly anti fat, in which gate having etitVietted ma: l• nor , ths, to the altondhment of all who km', me, I ant at a I fs .n what terms to erprers my gratitude, but brig y.os, tor , "futile, fu T ring mortals, to make this my eaie as pagic a; :rile, as 1 (la u every ore ,ton ;in I. doing yea will gleatiy Sir, 3 ou! grateful, very van:, ALEX. britaliEß. ssrm High-ftreet, to the aliese cure :—John Thompfon, Nn. 3, Iskar Poultry-marks ; Jahn M Intelh, Uhf ASimbly Cads, Edit:burgh. Prepared and iidd by the fete Preprictor, 'II'HOMAS TAY LOR, lkicmbst of the Royal Cullegc sit Surgeons, at his Na. 9, My: !Midge-ftrcet, Lowden ; where, Liter a confine. re fidence of inore than thirty-lit years, in a pradiee particularly di reeled to the rurc of Vettereal Complaint., and t hofc incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable I.itrulywrden men of his Profsfliim Shouldalways alerts in Such 4, , 11. • - ter* himfelf, rhc acivire .ud affitiance he tratuitenay t • to pernins taking this Medicine, will be stteetnen, ,• ing Public, as an ativautagc felduin attainable, aid v...• 1 .: vil ambiguity. .1110 fold by his appointment, fer the coroctiee.cc of thole lie kg a! a ( - fulmar, at the Perfumer •, No. 35, St. Alin, 'a ltreet, i'all MAll • the l ' Or thOp. No. to 3, Ostned-Street ; Mr. Dlfbo. Wu. 7, Filit hree. -bill : Mr. Steel.bookfeller, No.l,i'ui ron-..w, Little 'Fusser-hill; Mr. tatter's, Southbridge, Edin burgh ; Mr. Caldwell anal by one pellon in torrY cr'n fideratile town is great Britain and Ireland, in boxes (heady J. 9‘l. each. F. akd up, with full and plain direalims, when by per tinsel either few may enrethemfclvcs with cafe. peed, fccrecy. and tv TO-11.10Rii.OW. Sun riles km leis I Mons tiros 5 nsinutes alter 4 is minutes after 44 after i s HIGH WATER AT Lt NUUN M111)3E TO-MORRO.. Morning •• r; 3 minutes after 7 Afternoori 27 =teen etc: 7 1 UNLION : hued atel PAHflied by LEVEL KFNT (of C. • teibuty Lambeth). at STAR OTTICT, rcet. rat.. lama alto at tlca STA& °erica, 'lctve-Use.