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frctn a. 1.0.vDG.-4 r 7 " TF, FL BRUART 26. 111111 V , rsomt WAIL-021104 11121.0111 T 26. aft Girrifon Battalion—\. .., ~ ul i. tieury Vannt -' tart, from th. late tath t.arrifon Battalion, to be Colonel LieUter ant-Colonel John Crougey, from the late 13th Ditto, to be I deutewou-Colonel. D r .—. ; i.. n ...., ••• v•olonel William Alexander. leemthelete I.3th Ditto, to be Major. El ~ ..... .. oinnel Robert Hamilton, from the late lath Ditto, to he Major. TO be Captains of Companies—Brevet Lieutenant-Colooel Tho mas D. , . i ngton, from th , late it th Garrifon Battalion. p... . • ...; - W;1111r , "CW, ^. from the late 6th Ditto. Captain Hedlor Munro, from the late 3d Ditto. Captain Fronds Fatrtlongh, from the late I .th Ditto. C , 1.110 rill • Mnlllllllgs, intim thy late 9th Ditto. Captain Henry Renntils. from the late tath Ditto. Captain James Fitzgerald Malley, from toe late 3d Ditto. captain identy Anne 11.1, from the late 3d Ditto. Captain R. A. Thorunfon. from the late tcth Ditto. Captain Nathaniel Highntore. from the late 3d Ditto. To he laewen ante.--Lieuteniatt Medlycoet Cain; front the late 16th GarriSon Battalion. . Lieutenant George Sheldon, from the late 4th Dittni I 1... tenant 'Mona; o'l 4 eill, from ti , e. late Bth Ditto. Lieuttnaot George Fowkf. ;rem the late tsth Ditto. 1.....• ..itmat James Keen, fron- the late tot!: Ditto. Lieutenant Ouncan Campbell, front the late stb Ditto. t vfniam Lieutenant John Hall, from the late 3d Ditto. Lieutenant Joh n Camae, from the late sth Ditto. Lieutenant Gland, from the Late tab Ditto. Lieutenant' --.-- Kirfehberg, front Ditto. Eagn William Taylor, from the Late 4th Ditto. Enfign John Stack, front the late I t th Ditto.. To be Enfigns-..Enfign George Frederick Ang:lo, hum the late 16th Garttron Battalion. Enfign William Drought, front the late ad Ditto. No6goLibanns Talley. from the late set Ditto. f nfigil John 2.4.l.anchlan, from Ditto. Fnfign George Levic, from the late isth Ditto. 'Hugh Campbell, Ffq. late Captain in the late 54th Ditto. 21 Garrifon Battalion—Msjor•General John Robinfon, front the late 7th Garrifon Battalion, to be Colonel. Lieutenant-Colonel John Smith, from the late 6th Ditto, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Brevet Lientenant-Colonel Hampfun Prevoß Morita!, from the late 7th Ditto, to be Major. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Edward Michael Ryan, from the ' late ad Ditto, to be Major. To be Captains of Companles--Brevo Major Francis H. Doyle, from the late tath parrifon Battalion. Captain Juba Mellor, front the late aft Ditto. Captain Charles Weaver, from the late 4th Ditto. Captain Jofeph Phillort, from the late 3d Ditto. ' Captain John Cameron from the late 4th Ditto. Captain Albert D'Alton, from the late sth Ditto. Captain George Marlay, from the late Bth Ditto. Captain William Btcwfe Keriternan, from the late oath Ditto. To be I Seinenants—Lietnenant James Pratt, from the Late 14th Garrifon Battalion. Lieutenant Edward O'Mullane, from the late tath Ditto. Lieutenant George Lowell, from the late loth Ditto. , I.icutarant Francis Rogers, from the late a R Ditto. I Lieutenant=les &MAI, from the late 4th Ditto. /,,,jentcnant ames Lowrey, frotn the late ad Ditto. Lieutenant Joh n Annftroug, from the late sth Ditto. Lieutenant amesDougan, from Ditto. Lieutettant . Liofengen, from tile late Toth Ditto. Enfign Thomas M'Dcrmott, from Ditto. Enfign Edmund PleydelL from the late t nth Garrifon Battalion. To be Enfigns—Enfign Frederick Stock, from the late. 7th Gatti fm Battalion. Enfign N. F. Nixon, from the late aft Ditto. Enkto Duncan Stewart, from the late toth Ditto. Enfign George BaU, from the late lath Ditto. Malign James Dougan, from the late sth Ditto. John Culbaden, Gent. late Lieuteuant in the late Toth Ditto. 30 Garrifon Battalioe.—Major General Cie Right Hon. 'Thomas Maitland, front the late stb Garrifoti Battalion, to be Colonel. Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Gordon, from the late 3d Ditto, to be Lieutenant Colonel. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Bradford, from the late 3d Ditto, to be Major. Major Richard Collins, from the late tfl Ditto, to be Major. To be Captains of Companies--Beevet Major lofeph Fell, from the late moth Garrifon Battalion. Captain James Palmer, from the late 6th Ditto. Captain ilomas M'Cormick, from the late 9th Ditto. Captain Mordaunt M. Poyntz, from the late 16th Ditto. Captain John Brown, from the late 4th Ditto. Captain Francis Sh:nlcy, front the late sth Ditto. Captain John Grant from Ditto. Captain George Jackman Rogers, from the late 12th Ditto. e:aptain John S. Jackfon, from the late tuth Ditto. • To be Lkutenants.—Lieutenant Roger Finch, from the late 111 Gan ifoo Battalion. Lieutenant Thomas Windfor, from the late 9th Ditto. Lieutenant Adgultus Dulltrode, from the late slit Ditto. Lieutenant J. R. Fortier, Fran the late 4th Ditto. Lieutenant --- Garrock. from the late 3d Ditto. Lieutenant Alexander T. Reed, from the late nth Ditto. Lieutenant Alexander Adams, from the late 14th Ditto Lieutenant P. Edward Fleming, from the late loth Lino. .=align Michael Hewan, from the late a ith Ditto. ,Baagn George Ainilie, from the late lath Ditto. Asko John Elfey, from the late t nth Ditto. 'llia be Enligns—Enfign joreph Fowler, from the late asthGarrifon Baraboo. • Bain John Hall, foam the late 6th Ditto. Enact --. ItAarflaill, from the late sth Ditto. Enfign J. F. Briggs, from the late 6th Ditto. r ikaekhoufe Tbo,nGas, Gent. Conuni(Gon in the Godalming Volunteers, Ggned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. Iglu Twyerofs, G.nt, to be &Sign. vice Shephard,refigmed. Da-, Zed Feb. 1, aos. ' 7 ./77TieitnirPFLI Imo as I.OV Tit Glrrifon Batt tart. from th. I: Lieutenant-Colon , I.lentormt-Colt B r ,_.. •-• Ditto, to be Ma Bo Ditto, to he Mt To be Captains mat Doti Mgtot Captain Hedior It Captain Frauds F C 1.110 . 1.1111 • pt Captain Henry P. Captain James in Captain identy Captain R. A. •re Captain Nat hanie To ne Lietecn int 16th Garrilon 1 Lieutenant Georg I I. tenant 'Thorn Lieutenant Geo% L.,• ‘.1..t0t James Lieutenant OUSICi Lieutenant John 1 Lieutenant John Lieutenant Willis I.iestenane—o-- Enfign William 1 Enfigu John &ad To be Enflgus-.-I 16th Gertifin Enfign William E EnfigoLibanns T Enfigfi John W.. Pniiim George Lt '94tigb Campbell. 21 Garrifon Batts' late 7th Garrito Lieutenant-Colon , Lieutenant-Col Brevet Lieutenant late 7th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant late sd Ditto, t To be Captains ol from the late it! Captain John Ski Captain Charles NI Captain Jofeph PI Captain John Cat Captain Albert D t'lptain George A Captain WiUiana : To be I.irtttenant . Gartifon Banal Lieutenant Edvra Lieutenant Georg Lieutenant Franc Lieutenant *mei 1 4 jeutcnant ansu Lieutenant John Lieutenant sans Licutetrant .Lu Enfign Thomas P Enfign Edmund I To be Enfigns-.1 Fm Battalion. P.nfien N. F. Nix, Enfign Duncan S Enfign George B Ettfign James Do John Culloden, Garrifon Batt Maitland, iron Lieutenant Cola to be Lieutena Brevet Lieutettan Ditto, to be M: Major Richard ( To be Captains o the late toth G. Captain jams P Captain Thomas Captain Mordant Cpptain John En Captain Francis Captain John Gra Captain George J li:aptain John S. J To be Lktnenant Gan don Batts] Lieutenant MOW Lieutenant Adgul Lieutenant J. R. Lieutenant -- Lieutenant Aleza Lieutenant Alex:. Lieutenant P. Edt Zebra Michael l- .Baifign George AL Anfi,,n John Life)! s Db be Entigns—E 'banshee. Baffign John HA, Enßgn Marl Enfign J. F. Brier Staehhoufe nova Cot:mil:Gm in the Lord Li Itase Twycrofs, ted Feb. a, .180; Stephen Dexter, chapman, to fui the Commercia Attoroies, Mr. pie, London. Thomas Payne, I -, April 9, at ten, , Mr. he Lafaux Temple, I Ando Samuel lurk, bti M,ddicica, vict April g, at ten, tree, Great Sain Jolm Direm, of dcalia ant chap and April y, at Adams, Old Jo Xdward Lowe, 12 mid chapman, P Pole Inn, Worn or Mr. B. C. W James Robinlon dealer and chap Globe Tavern, Bartlett': Build Liverpool. Jane Vickers, of g as, and.‘pril 9 Attorni,s. Mr. and Euglilh, Bat March a. Bober Pay Office. Bo twdee, at Guild March 3. James ter and draper, March s. JorePh per, at ten, at C. March s. George 1 London, watch , March t. JnfePii mein, parish of at ten, at the V Mat-h a. George 4krts, waylka I BANKRUPTS. Stephen Dexter, of Belpar Darin , Sara, Unen-draper, dealer and Chapman, to furresda March tl, ta, and April 9, ar three, at She Commercial Inn and Tavern. Hlgh•ftreet. Mancheller.-- Anoraks. Mr. Clough, Manchclter ; or Mr. Edge, lune: Tem. ple, London. Thomas Payne, late of Athford, Kent, grocer, March 8,9, and April 9, at tcn, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Allsford. Attornies, , Mr Dc alio:, Milford ;or Mats. J. and W. Lowe, Inner- Temple, London. Samuel Pude, late of Drury-lane, parlfh of St. Giles in the Fields, M,ddlefex, victualler, dealer and chapman, March 5, 12, arid April 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorctica, Mcllrs. Smith and Se ttee, Great Saint Helen's, Rithopfgate-Ftreet. Jolra Dixon, of Anshy de la./ouch, Leicelterthire, fellmonger, dcalsr ant chapman, March 5, at twelve, March 9, at ekven, and April y, at twelve, at Gtuldhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, London. • Xilward Lowe, late of Shrcwlbury, Salon, urarchourt man, dealer end chapman, March 10,11, and ,Apt it 9, at eleven, at the Flop Pole Inn, NVoreetler. Anon. 4", Mr. John Redding, M °reviler, or Mr. B. C. Williams, Bedford-row, London. James Rolrailon the ',rawer, of Liverpool, merchant, failor, dealer and chapman, March 11, Z 2, and April 9. at one, at Globe Tavern, in Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Windle, Flartlete. Buildings, Holborn, I.oudon ; or Mr. John Cult, In Liverpool. Jane Vickers, of Batt., nilliner, ',rater and chapwoman. lVf tt. 81, and.„%prd 9, at lin, at the White Lion Inn and Faye, it, Bath . AttorniLl. Mr. Mule, Cloak-lane, London ; K Mars. faylur and Engliih, Bath. • DIVIDENDS. March a. Robert Andtrfon, of Guildford-Been an 4 of the Old Pay Office, Broad Itrect, London, merchant and infurer, at twave, at Guildhall March a. James Allinson'', of New Sleaford, Lineolnfhirc, mer cer and draper, at Eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sleaford. March t. Jokph Portal, of Bifhopfgatearect, London, linen-dra- per, at ten, at Guildhall. March a. Geurgn Prater and Andrew Fester, of Bow Church yard, London, warehauferm n and copartners, at eleven, at Guildhall March t. Jofeph Marriott Waller and Michael Waller, of High- town, parith iiirliall, Yurkihite, merchants and copartners, at ten, at the Yew Tree Inn, Robertown. Mar-h a. George Fact, of White Hart Yard, Drury,latte, Mid dicks, wuolkts draw, at wn, at Guildhall • _ • March t. Jobs Lewis, of the Old Jewiy, London, snrchoorernst, at ten, at GuildhalL I .March a. Samuel Robb:iron. of Sheffield, Yorkthin,cdfar (midi; at eleven, at the King's Hcad Inn, Sheffield PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Barlow and Benjamin Harrifon,hat-snanufadurers,Chrift church, Surrey, February tB, t Boy. John Ward and James Birchall, apothecaries, Liverpool, Fe bruary to. • Hannah Galley and Mac Berwick, cotton-rpinnen, Manche ter, December 24, 1304 George Harkins and Thomas Murthwaite Parker, merchants, Liverpool, February Al, iSoc. Thomas Rorcow and John Marfh, brokers, Sherborne-lame, Fe bruary t 6. Abrshasn Schofield and Jonathan Schofield, fiancy-manufadtu rers, Halifax. Yorkshire, February a. Thomas Bifliop and George Moors, Jon. furgeons, Kirton, Lin colnihire, February 21. Thom .s Gile and John Grorsly, furniture-painters, Liverpool, January i 6. Ruhert Derbithire and Robert Ellowes, grocers, Liverpool, 'January 10. John Dobfon, John Doisfon, jun. and William Rhodes, liquor merchants, Huddersfield, Yorkildre, January at. to be %len, and was teamed to be imptifoned fix months, and to pay a fine of 201. Thorne:: Morgan was indifted for obtaining, under falls pretences, from Mrs. Addle, in Fleet-ftreet, one po.ond in money. Thr prifoner called at the houfe of the profecutrix in the pad(/' of Sr. Bride, and (tared himfelf to be a police officer, who had a warrant to apprelrend her for keeping a Little Go. The prafecntrix, a woman of unblemilhed charaiter, was ill in bed when the pri- Inner called, who was informed of her Rate; but he in fpitt of remonftrances, infifted on teeing her. He was accordingly (hewn up (lairs, and by pretending to be an i,fficer, led her to fuppofe that (he was to go before the Lord Mayor. A coach was provided for that - purpofe, when the prifoner fuggelted to the pro fccutrix the propriety of compromifing the bufinefs with him, and his brother officers. Reduced by ill nefs, the innocent old woman gave the prifiiner all the money the had in the hank, when he departed ; and it was underllood, that he was to call on the fubic quent day to receive a further acknowledgment for two other officers concerned. The profecutrix, how ever,a recovered from her conftifion, and provided real officer the next day, who waited until the arrival of the prifoner, whom he fecured. Mr. Common Serjeant, after the evidence for the profecution had been gone through, remarked, that the prifoner, in this cafe, would unfortunately be en. titled to an acquittal, from the framing of the indid ment, which charged him with obtaining money by faille pretences, when, the fag was, that he obtained it by threats. The profecutrix, however, was inform ed. that (he might prefer a freth indiament. Same day the Seffions ended, when fentence of death was paired on the following priPmers, viz. 3. Williams, for alTaulting 3. Grant, and Ruling from his per fon a quantity of new'papers, the property of W. Richards:—G. Atturcll, for a burglary in the houfe of T. Resin, and ft talingt'zree pair of Inuffers apd three trays ; J. Hodges, E Mahon, and J. Rumball, fur ailaul.ing E. I.ntigt, and under threat of aeculing him of an unnatural crime, taking from him 551 in bank notes J. R. Turner, for forging a nee pt, with ii.tetit to defraud W. Waltham and J. LiOtfoot ; Mary Jenkinfon, for uttering cown terßit bank note ; and W. Board and Elizabeth his wife, for coining. Twent v-two were ordered to be trail - ported for feycn 'years ; Two for fourteen years . Four to be imprifuned in the lioufe of Corredion,Clerkaiwell, (or twelve calendar months ; • Eighteen for lit months ; Eight to be imprifored in Newgate ; Seven to be privately, and one publicly whipped. MIDDLtS Er SE:HON.—Saturday gfiber NO, an old offender, was coaviCted of uttering feveral counter feit half crowns at different trackfmen's (hops in Hackney Road. The Court fentenced her to three months imprifnment. Abraham Nafb, hufband of the former prifoner, was alfo found guilty of utter. ing half crowns of the fame Ramp as thole found on his wife. The prifoner appeared to he connected with a gang of coiners, who have extended their bale coinage to every part of the metropolis. It was Rat ed, that upwards of tool. in then half crowns had re• cently been in circulation. The Chairman, after la• menting the frequency of offences of this defcription, fentenced the prifoner to be imprifoned one year, and to find fecurity at the expiration of that time for three months. The Grand Jury found feveral bills of in dielment for perjury. Sir Jon's HILL, M.D F.R.S. at Paris, and Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden, finding the inhabi- % tants of this country at this feafun of the year parti cularly afti&ed with Coughs, Colds, and Afthmatic complaints, found out a method of concentrating that valuable Extran of Flowers, called Honey, and bringing into a futall compafs a very large portion of its excellent virtues. Sir Jorm HILL'S Balfam of Honey is therefore recommended as the moit fafe, innocent, and effeetual remedy for Coughs, Colds, and Afthmas. Children and the molt delicate may take it with the greateß fafety. It is to be had at Meffrs. Shaw and Edwards, N 0.66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Churchyard, who have purchafed of the Hon. Lady HILL'S executors all the property in Sit Joan HILL'S Medicines, price 3s. 6d. If their names are not on the Ramp it is a counterfeit. OLD BAILEY'. Yeiterday Thomas Ftancis was indieted for embez zling 51. 135. 3d. the proper of his matter, Mr. Alexander Copeland, builder, at Milbank. The prifoner was a wharinger at the profecntor's yard, and on the 6th of Odober, the tam Hated in the indiCtment was paid to him on account of his mailer, by a Mr. Lrck, for wharfage dues. This fum was never accounted for to the Clerk of the wharf, although a regular fettlement took place between them once a fortnight. Benjamin Evans proved the payment of the money, and produced a receipt as given him by the prifoner, at the time of payment, which was alfo proved to be the prifoner's hand-writing—Guilty. There were other inditments againa the prifoner, which were not ttitd. William 3reitfi was indieed for ferreting and em bezzling monies paid to him, on account of his mar ter, Mr. Newman, a butcher, at Brentford, on the izth of January. The prifoner is an apnentice to Mr. N. and lie was fent with a quantity of meat, value 125. to the palace of his Majefly, at Kew. The prifoner deli vered the meat in queilion to a Mr. Hutchinfon, who ordered him to go home and fetch a ihoulder of mut ton, and bring in a bill of the whole. The prifoner, it appeared, returned to the (hop of his mailer, and procured the rill of the former articles, to which lie added the fhoulder of mutton, which amounted to ;s. making in the whole the Cum Rated in the indiameat. The bill in queflion was difcharged on its delivery, which money the prifoner had never accounted for. Mr. Hutchinfon, a Gentleman of ninety years of age, proved his having paid the money to the pri foner, and lie produced a receipt, which was figned T. Newman, and which was proved to be the hand writing of the prifoner. Philifinne Newman, daughter of the profecntor, who keeps her father's books, and who writes all bills, hated, that the two former articles were of her hand-writing, but the latter article, with the receipt, (he knew nothing of. The prifoner had never ac counted to her for the money paid to him—Guilty. ihontas Sint was indiaed for (leafing, in the dwel ling-houfe of Meas. Kaye, twenty-fix yards of cloth, and fourteen yards of printed furniture. Chriitopher Doyley, a fhopman to Mr. Allenby, a linen-draper, in Fleet-greet, hated, that on the 4th of January, the prifoner, in company with another man, who paired by the name of Morgan, came to his mailer's (hop, and afked if (ilk handkerchiefs were fold there. On being atfwered in the negative, they anted to look at fume frills, but they did not make a purchafe. At feven o'clock in the evening, the pri foner and Morgan returned to the (hop, and looked out the property flared in the indiament, which they ordered to be fent to the Caine and Falcon Inn with out delay. Witnefs took the property to the inn ac cording to order, where he firft taw the prifoner, who allied him if he had brought his brother's goods? pointing to Morgan. Witnefs was then defired by Morgan, in the hearing of the prifoner, to go and fetch another piece of liner which he had looked at, but he had a fulpicion of his cuftomers, and conic quently he left the property in charge of the har-maid, giving her firia orders to deliver it to no perfin but giving her flri.ft orders to deliver it to no perfin but himfehf. On his return, however, the prifoner and his companion were abfent, having jut} obtained the parcel from the bar-maid. Mr. Daniel Kaye, mailer of the Cafile ssa nd Falcon, Taw the prifoner and Morgan in his yard ; Morgan intimated to him, that a parcel would come for him, and he defired to be informed of its arrival. George Cafter, the waiter, was fent to the bar maid, by Morgan, to alk )4' the parcel, which was refuted. Sarah Williams, the bar-maid, Rated, that Moe- Fan, on the parcel being refufed to the waiter, came into the bar, and walked away with it, accompanied by the prifoner. Jofeph Hudfwell, alto a waiter in the coffee-room, was called to prove, that the att of one was the aft of the other. He Rated, that the prifoner drank brandy and water with Morgan, and that they converfed to gether freely, &c. while one paid the reckoning. The Recordv remarked to the Jury, that the pro perty in quellian was not undcr the protetlion of the !intik, but that it was left in the care of the bar-maid, and therefore the capital part of the charge was dons away.—Guilty. iferiry Etll was found guilty of fecreting and em. be z7ling various films of money, the property of his mailer, Mr. IVilkinfon, a hoop•bender, in Walbrook. The priftwer was lufpelted of difhoneff praaices, and cenfluently, perfons in the confidence of Mr. Wil kinfOn were fent to make fmall purchafes of hoops, &c. cl the prifoner ' who was foreman in the coo pet a„;e. This plan fucceeded, and the prifoner was found—Guilty. _ _ . The follow ing were alto convicted of felonies, viz: l Sarah *Laughlin, for haling a pelice, the pro perty of W. Cawthorn ; J. Hunt, for Realing fury pounds of butter, the goods of E. Lampkin ;—S Nur.n, for Realing three pounds of indigo, the goods of W. Delchamps, and others ; J. Pritchard. for dealing a calk of butter, the property of N. Gainf ford ; Ann Saunders, for ftealing a handkerchief, the property of J. Chipman ; T. Dorfeter, for Cleating fix pounds of flour, the property of W. Jamiefon ; and J. Clarke, for paliog a lack of coals, the proper. ty of J. Copous. Bccuici was convidted of a mifdemeanor, in hay. ins in !us polleffion fifty pounds of metal, knowing it FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANITFACTURFRS, Exert* from the Au lion Duty, ..I, ,, rceable to Ad of P.:rliament. 1 . 111./RSVAY, Mardi 14, MERAC, SON and Co. will put up to PUBLIC SALN, at their Wareloofe:. -S. Q22een-ftrort, A Large Afrortment 01 uttrriqi viI.CE GOODS. Particulars will be given io Tiny, by M. 1.. MERAC, Junior, Broker. FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &e. PECTORAL ESSPNICE OF COLTSFOOT. THE Herb coLTsFoar, called Tnirtlngo by the Ancients, was diftinguifbcd by them. as its n a rr, raj. ciently conveys, for its excellence in the cure of Coughs and culla ,Pulmonary Complaints; and this F.ll;.nce has. in the courfe of a long predict, been found the molt isle and etc,dtual remedy for Coughs, Afthmas, and all difordcrs of the Lunt.. It gently opens the break and inuurdiately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking cold. It admirably allays the tickling which pro. yokes frequent coughing, and takes off the smeary lenfation from acrimonious humours, cicanfes the. (mall glands, relaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities of the veffels. Thus it regularly and quickly cures Confumptions of the longcft ftanding, if taken before the lungs are ulcerated. It cures alfo all hurley and dry Coughs, dillolves congealed Phlegm, heals rawnefs and rorer.cfs of the Breaft, Stomachs and Lungs, and gives immediate relief to :hole who, through age and infirmity, are deprived of reft or fleet). This Effence is prepared only by James Ryan, furgcon in liriftol, and fold, orholefale and retail, by F. Newbury and Seati, at No. 45, the Fait End of ct. Paul's, London, in Bottles, price 3s. t.d. each, duty included. Nose are genuine but thole which have the words, LNewbury,No. 45, St. Pura," engraved in the (tamp. MINt.II.ALOGV.—By Mr. KING. T O BE SOLD by PRIVATE CON I'R ACT (the property of a Gentleman decearesl), a molt valuable 7.n1 truly interciling COLLECTION of MINERALS, conf.fting of upwards of 30-0 Specimens, each minutely deterihed, and Cue whole fylteniatica3y arranged, according to a fcicmilic Catalogue, under the direesion of eminent Miniralogills. The great attani.so with whirl, the above atremblage has been formed, not only Ran the Butean ColleCtion, but f. , mi various Cabinas abroad, renders it a molt dclirable azquifition in this branch of Natural Hillery to z:; y Public Body, Nebientan, or private Gentleman. The above is now °tiered for tale, under the direction of the Ere tutors, who herehy pledge themfeves that not a tingle Specimen is introduced, but that the whole were the genuine property 4 the decreed, who was well known to many of our firit Annum* in this Catalogues, forming a handfome Volume, price ss. containing 890 pages, large Octavo, and which may be cltcented a iiieful li brary book, are ready for delivery by Mr. King, No. 38, Kir"- ftie. t, Covert C ,rderi, and the Coil, clion may be viewed (with Catalogues only) cn Ttiefsiays, Thi:rldayi, and Fridayi, :rvea Eleven to Four ,'Clock. at Mr. likkerftairs, corner of Elrer area, Strand, where Catalogues may alto be hid- Further particulars at No 3 l,K.iecsttvect, ao vbovr. CHOICE. TO BE SOLO IN AUC rioN—By Mr. li!NG, At his Great Room Kin;:-a.rect, Covent Citr,lrtr, on Frith, , next, at 'l'welve o'Clock, ABOUT TWO HUNI)RED and THIRTY DOZEN of WINE; confifling of Old crafted Port, front Eighteen Months to Two Years, in Bottles; Madeira, Sherry,. CaICrICIII, and Mountain; Eighteen Gallons of Coniac Brandy. Jamaica Ruin, Shrub, Hollands, and Cherry Brandy. Samples will be ready ou Thurfday, when Catatalogues snap be had at the Room. PICTURES, MARBLE FIGURES AND BUbTS. TO 1W SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. KING, At his Great Room, in Ki 1-ftreet, Covent Garden, by Order rd the Proprietor, on Tuefday next, at Twelve o'Lloek, . ,A COLLECTION of PICTURES. chiefly. painted by that well knawn and Ingo:ikon Artilt, Mr. Guy Head, of Duke-ilrect, St. James's, lately defeated ; eomprifing ta.- cellent Copies of many capital Paintings, particularly the Elevation of the Croi,, from Rithct.s, will adapted for an Altar Piece, with f.!v. , good original Pictures, fume elegant Marble Figures and Busk. May be viewed on Saturday WI the Sale; and Catalogues then head at the Room. VA LUBLE COPPER PLATES. TO BE SOLD SY AUCTION, by Mi. KING. At bis Great Room, in King-Ilreet, Covent-garden, by direltion of the Affignees, on Thurfday, March at, sgoi, at Tway* o'Clock, THE Large and Entire STOCK of COPPER PLATES, camliaing of near 4co ; publithed and engraved by Mr. Mariano Novi, late of Piccadilly—together with the whole of the Impreffions remaining of each Plate, a large Copper-Place Printing Trek, &c. May be viewed on Wednefday preceding the Sale, and Cats* blues then had at the Room. BOOKS. TO BE SOLD EV AUCTION, by Mr. KING. At MI Great Room, in Ki;:g-ttreet, Covent•garden, on Tuefday, March t 21% 1805, at Twelve o'Clock, - . AChoice COLLEC'T'ION of 1100 K, including Milton's Works, 3 vols. and River Thames, a vols. pub lifhed by l30.4ell; Hri.rne and Byrne's Antiquities; Theroton's NottinFb , rninre; Atkin 's Gloucetteribire ; Hafted's Kent; Mo rant's MLA ; LirfAlten's Voyages, complete; Grofe's England., Wiles, Scothmd, a n d Ireland, to vols. a fine fet ; Pennont'sWorks„ ii vols. in Ruflia ; Long's raMailta. 3 vols. Ruffia; Cook's Voy. ages anal Life, si vols. fine let ; Butler's Hudibras, by Nal, 3 vole. Thomfon's Works, a vol.. 4to. fine copy; Don glii.tote, by Jur• vie, a vols. 4t0.; Venue's Anecdotes of Painting, by Walpole, II vols. is edition; Lyfon's Environs of I..:indon, 4 vols.; Ben Janina's Works, by Whalley, 7 vols.; Cillpin's Tours, 3 yak.; B*- ling brok e . • Works, ci vols. &c. May be view ti on Saturday preced;og; and Catalogues then had at the Room. SUPERB COLLECTION of INSECTS, ELEGANT CABINETS, Sco TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION by Mr. R ING. At his Ghat Room, in King-itrert, Coven . Gprden, by Order it the proprietor, in a fhort time (unkfs previoafly difpcied of by Private Contraft), THE molt Capital ASSEMBLAGE of IN SECTS probably ever offered to Public Sale, mantling of upwards of Eleven Thoufand different Specimens, arranged ac cording to the Linnean Syftcm, collated from all the Countries with which Great Britain has any intercom* with very confider- Able attention, and great =pence, by Mr. Drury, Goldfnaith„ of the Strand, lately decrafed, who was upwards of thirty years is forming the above Colleetion. At the fame time will be fold the elegant Cabinets, and the Copyright Copper-plates in No. tso, fundry Plain anda few Co loured Sets of the Illaltrations of Natural Maury, in Three Volumes, Quarto. 'limit). notice of the Days of View and Sale will be jived. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Efq. Nu. 9, Bs idgc. area, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March It Mr- IBEG !save to inform you, that ever fence the year In°, I have been a filleted with the Lues Venetea, which from its Wit:lately refilling e very comfit of medicine prefcrirad Hy -he molt en,inent of the face Icy sere, and undergoing feveral fe acre courfes of falivation, and twice difchareed from the ;al, with little relief, would appear to be of the molt Inveterate nature. In the Awing of laft year my diforder had got to fuch a he..d, as nearly to put a period to my exitance: I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke nut in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully pain tul, and had her,, in a (tate cf ulceration for the Lit leven years ; my left had alto two large nodes on it, was very much dircoloured aid ,tave me fueh excruciating pain. particular,y when warm in a- tr, arty in deprive me of rift. In this lamentable State I rt •nntni, r.del by Mr. J. Thompfnra (who received to great a •nr,- I,y them here), to take your I.•ake'a l'atent Pills, which I hegar, to du on the Inth of May ; in the ctiurfe of a fortnight I be an to receive Iwnelii—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were roundly healed—form after the fore, cwt my rep twalrd alfo, leaving, however, coy fiderable difeolouration in the flan, and pain in the bone of the left, which, by the bid hug tit Gou, and a little longer perfeverance in your invaluable Medicine, Minded ; the re e• ditferling, the fl:ln regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal paws gradually going off. I thew became, by your liberal advice and nierEcine, perfectly free from di my 'rm.,- cnnipleints—have recovered my former linen and titeu K th, and am he ome j- fly and tat, In which Rate /savior cnninued many months, to etc aftoniibnient of all who knew me, I am at a lois in what terina,to exprefa my gratitude, bake Y •u, for the gcnd of other fadering mortals, to make this my ode public a.; poi:able, as I !hall on every co-cation ; it. 10 doing you will greatly ~brige, sir, your grateful, obedient. very humble ter vant, ALEX. MLR.Kkg. Swan's Ciofe, Higraftrret, Edinburgh. Witneffes to the aSove care :—John l'hompfoo, No. 3, N e w Poultry-market rm aM I, ht Alterably efeft „ Edinburgh. Prepared and mid by the foie Proprietor, tHOMAS 'fAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of iwitgeons, at his horde. No.o, New Bridge.ftreet, London ; where, a:ter a conftant rc- Gdence of more than thirty-ill years, in a praetice particularly d:- reeted to the cure of Venereal Complain;.., and thole incident:li to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolahle famey w' ice men of his ProlefTion fhnuld always oHerst. in Men cafes, he Ha:- t,irs hinafelf, the advice and afsltance he gr..tititoufly aiminteet• to perfons taking this Medicine, will be ,11.4 cinch, by a titian - mg Patine, as an advantage felchou attainable, and void of all ambiguity. Alto fold by his appointment, for the convenierce of thole liv ing at a diltance, at the Perfinner'., No. 35, St. Alban'a-ilrect, Pall Mall ; the roy.ilang r airo. io3, Oaf, ott...reet ; Mr. pith,- rough's, No. 7, Fl : Mr. eiteel.ho kfellcr, No. 1, 1 -jut •on-ow, Little nits cr-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, Southbridge, Etta:- urgh ; Mr. Caldwell's, Dublin, and by roc perfon in every can der.ble town in Great rtritain and Ireland, in boxes of .-nly 9d. each, fealed up, with full and plain dire:Ai:ill. whereby rer uns of either lea may cure themfelees with cafe,f peed, feereey and fafety. TO-MOKKov , .. Sun rife I `Sun lets I Mona riles 36 minutesafter & 24 minutes after 5 o af-er 6 HIGH WATER AT LUNDON kik ILI , ;c IU-MUKaQW. Morning ••• .* zr. Adman after Afternoon • • " • 35 stimutea after LONDON: Printed and pubbibcd by LEVEL KENT, (of Can terbury-place, Lambeth), at the STAR Or►ice, No. r. Cart). Bros. Publilltal alto at tic Sraa Oirica. Temple-3% • :I , BIRTHS. On Saturday laft, at Dodurs Commons, the Lady of Dr. Ro• binfon, of a fon Thturfday laft, Mrs. Colonel Francis Blackford, of Baker-Aral, of a fon. • MARRIED. On Monday, at Little Laftead, Etre!, Mr. Thomas William!, of Cannon-ftreet, to Mrs. Ffit h, of Melo.. At Weft Ham Church, Dr. Lcwin, of Liverpool, to Mifs Kcl fall, filter of the late Hon. John Kenll. At Mary-la•Bonne, F. L. Auften, Fro of Shinnington Park Kent, to Mifs P. Cholmelcy, of E.fton, Linrulmhire. DIED Sunday lA, at her houfe iniijaines's-fguare. in the 72,1 year of her age, the Right Hon. the Counters Dowager of Dartmouth another of the prefent Earl. On Thurfday morning, Feb. :v. at Halifax, Yorkfhire. in the 23d year of his age, Mr. G. G Ni.ifon, of that town, Attorney at Law. la Dublin , on Friday morning, fuddenly, Mr. Edwin, of the Theatre Royal. At his holds in Queen-firect, Edinburgh, on Sunday fe'nnight, pir James Sdrllng, Bart. In confequenec of the tuff of the Abcrepccony FAft lndinman, Mr. Archibald Grant, eldcft foi. of Sir Archibald Gr2nt. of Mo nymuk Ban. who was one of the unfortunate paffengers who pe rifhed.