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*; . ITALLJN -11/i*NNERS. The following is a defcription of the duties of a .itheo, or Lavaliere Servante : 7AVALIFILE SkRVENTE.--The fervice of this gen ian begins early in the morning and ends late ii4ht. He has the entree at all hours, and the iliamber of the lady is as familiar to him as to hoiband. He aflifls at her toilette, decides it her dreg, jokes with her maid, and plays with lap dog. If the goes out, it is his hulinefs in sc tpany her ; if Ilse flays at home, he never quits fide, for' initial tells him, whether he has read or , that with certain perfons, and on certain occa. is, Les alfitu nut toujours tort. A tete a tree afa r din. is nfually this gentleman's exclutive le lady gees t, an alterably, the Cavaliere Ser . takes charge of her cloak, fan and gloves, forts cards, and fits at her elbow. At Genoa he.fol ; her chair, in other towns be accompanies her , r coach—while Jerry Sneak, the hufband, walks coot, let the weather be what it may. his only ipage a pair of thick (hoes and an umbrella crever ;he lady is invited, this gentleman is re ed. At public dinners he receives a formal in tion, and the bufband, unlefs he be the Cavaliere rente of another lady, is purpnfely omitted. I 't know that het.uty is ever defirable in this coup-' in a wife. It occafions uneafinefs when it has to pleafe. An old gentleman Aced me fed- ly the other day, whether he fhould marry ? ' in, on a fireilar occafion, faid No, and bring pref. for his reafon, replied—" If you marry an old lan - ,lhe will (link you out of bed, if a young one, will kick you out r" ,In Italy, where a wife does depend on her hufband folely for her amnfements, gentlemen find better treatment ; I therefore my friend that he fhould marry by all means.— ratite recommends matrimony pleafantly enough If your wife be wife and rational, you will be a :y man ; if the be wicked or a coquet, fhe will ae you become a philofopher. You cannot fail be the gainer by marriage." Befides, thnfe who to get heirs to their Oates, the chief objeft of -y in this country, whatever be their age, never slefpair. Jealoufy in a Au/band is become a ms worn out fafhion. The good man fub its patiently cc his fate ! FRENCH PRISONERS.—The laft divifion of the Trench prifoners from Port fmouth flept at Epfom on Thurfday night laft, each party confilltd of 250, in all r 000. Detachments of the guards met them there, and efcorted them from thence to Chatham, the de tachment was always commanded by a Colonel ; the greateft kindnefs and attention were !hewn to the pri- Inners ; they were well fed and comfortably lodged, and expreffed much gratitude. On the fame day fome Spanifh prifoners paffed through Epfom, at leaft twenty ; they travelled in a cart and a waggon ; they were in the heft poflible fpit its. With the third di %llion of French prifonets there was a female who at traded much attention ; Ore was the widow of a tai: for who had been killed in the engagement, and had snow folaced herfelf with his fiarlrrer Joe; and, when taken, was fighting with the greatea bravery. She looked well in her tailor's habit, wore a queue, but fludioufly concealed her face. Mr. Hodges, of Scotland-yard, having for fome time pan been robbed of coals nut of his barges, de termined onWednefday night to fit up and keep watch himfelf. About two o'clock yefterday morning he heard a rumbling noife in one of his barges, like fill ing a rack with coals, and lhortly afterwards law a man lift a.bag on the gunwale of the barge, and then jump from it. He called out to know who was there, /but received no anfwer ; he then cried out he would loot, if he was not anfwered ; but (lilt receiving no tanfwer, he f-ed, and faw a man run off along the 'tore ; he purfued him, and tack him prifoner ; he groaned pitettufly, and on taking him to the watch ! houfe, he recognized him to be one of the porters of 'the wharf, named Thomas Bufley. His left leg was dreadfully lacerated by the Ihot. Mr. Hodges then went back to the wharf, and continued watching till fir, when he law two other men enter the barge for the fame purple, provided with large bags, which they were very bufy in filling, when he, attended by his Foreman, took them into cuflody, and conveyed them to their brother rogue. Their names are Ri. chard Sweet and James Bigby. and both porters be longing to the neighbouring wharfs. They were all brought up to Bow.ftreet df yeflerday morning, and, after a full inveftigation the circumaances, ,were committed to take their trials at the coining &Inane. Monday Cennighr, about eight o'clock in the 'mot.. Wing, as three Gentlemen were returning to Dublin, from the Pigeon•houfe, they were flopped between Ring's-end.bridge and the Draw-bridge, by four footpads, armed with blundetbuffes, who robbed them of calh and biNs to a confiderable amount.— ' The principal of the gang canted the others to re turn the watches which had been previoofly taken. Tuefday le'nnight, a fire broke nut at Grange miln, in the parilh of Donfcore, near Dumfries, which did confiderable damage before it was got under. A few days fince a fire broke nut in the premires of Mr. Woodcock, at Preann, which destroyed the whole of his cabinet maker and joiner's (hops. The lots is ellimated at 24001. t _cool. of which was inbred. A 4readful fire broke nut yeflerday morning aisnut one o'clock, at the premifes of Mr. John Rich, light. erman, in Lower Thames.areet, Deptford, whote\ warehoufes, containing fails, pitch, &c. were atearoyed. The tire communicated to the adjoining svarehoules of Mrs. Merchant, lit*Jiterman, and from thence to her dwelling honfe, which, together with ' torte fmall hooks nn the footh-weft fide,were alto con ' firmed. Mrs. Merchant has Ina the greater part of her property, which, unfortunately, was nor Wined. The fire broke out in a room of Mr. Rich's hnufe, called the Summer Roam, which had been fcr two or three days occupied by Mrs. Rich's father, an in firm old man, uhn h.td made a large fire, a coal from which, it is toppled, fit file to the apartment. The rooms above and below were tiled as warehoufes, containing the inflammable articles abGverreminned, which. f male, increafed the tory of the flames. The V..lortreers of the neighbourhood, and the Otis fl S of tl.e Dock-yard, rendered every pc4ble aflitt- Lance to the unhappy £'u cress. • Jim= The fol c CA V ALI lemon be t edchamb . er hoiba • bout her ter Lip do 'mpany ter fide, f; ot, that s tons, Les er is ufu l\the lad • elite take cr cards, ows her • • n her coa nt foot, 1 quipage Vhcrever 4led. 41 itation, a 'ervente ;on't knoN ry in a n eared to I Idly the uin, on ; e for hi oman,lll e will ki depen; ;k1 gelid; old my ft Amite r; " If yo happy m: make you to be the MITT to I matrimony eed neve' ridiculous From tte I 0A . 41 . C2; . (77 AZATTE, DeAnbSer 24.. MILITAKI PROMOTIONS. WAk-OFFICE, DFC. 24. ad Regiment of Dragoon Otirds—George Watfon, Efq. to be Paymafter, vice F. 13. Watfun, who refigna. 3d Ditto—Cornet ---- Evans to be Lieut , r .nt , without rue chafe, vice Watt, promoted. Ditto—Cornet Sttphen Gordon to be Lieutenant, without porthole. ad Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet David Ronald Dickfon tribe I.icutct:ant, without purchafe. 3d Ditto..— . E. Bale, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Morris, promoted in the ad Dragoon Guards. 6th Ditto--Lieutenant Hen-y Made.: to be Captain of a Troop, vice Hill, dcccated ;Cornet Edward Holbeck to be Lkuteusnt, vrithot. t yurcl“,fc ; Comet lion. Sholto Douglas to he Lieute nant vice Madux ; Harman Fitzmaurice, Gent. to be Cornet, vice lb.uglas. Bth Reginicnt of Light Dragoons—Major Chrittian Johnfon, from the t 7th Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Lotus, who ex changes. Lieutenant John Lewis White, from the sth F.ot,to be Lieutenant, vice liippefley, who,exchanges. 13th Ditto—Lieutenant John Major, front the 39th Foot, to be lieutenant, without purchafe. 14th Ditto—Lovell 'Benjamin 13adcoek, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Atkins, who retires. Honourable Edward Wal degrave to be Cornet, without mutilate, vice Neville. promoted. 25th Ditto— --- Jenkins,Gent. to be Cornet, without Marchafe, vice Hancox, promoted. 16th Ditto—Cornet R. C. St. John Lord Clinton to be 'Acute- Banc, without purchafe, vice Richardfon, who retires. Cornet A. Bolton to be Lieutenant, without porchafe. 17th Ditto—Major Henry Loftus, from the Eth Light Dragoons, to he Major, vice Johnlton, who exchanges. tEt h Ditto —C ornet Charles Milner to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Klindfon, wqr. retires. aiftDitto—Henry Evatt, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Wallis, promoted. tad Ditto—George Keating, Cent. to be Cornet, by parade, vice Charrettie,p-onuaed. lit Regiment of Foot—C. Douglas, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice M Ylierfon, promoted in the 21R Foot. Ditto—Captain3d : Grange Saville Burdett, from the 29th Fist, la be Captain of a Company, vice Davy. who exchanges. 6th Ditto Lieutenant Guftavus Hippilky, from the Bth I.libt Dragoons, to be Lieutenant. vice White, who etehanges. 9th Ditto—Bernard Markham, Gest to be Eafign, without rift , chafe, vice Armftrong, promoted. sift Ditto—EnOgn John M•Pherion, from the Roth, to be Firft Lieutenant, without purchafe. Adam Fergufoo, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purehafe, vice Stewart, promoted. 23d Ditto—Enfign G. Jennings, from the 341 h Foot, to be Visit Lieutenant, without purchafe. 27th Ditto—Francis Shee, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Wharton, fuperfeded. 29th Ditto--Captain Charles William Davy, from the 3d Foot, . . . . tot 3oth • to he Captain of a Company. vice Burdett, who exchanges. oth Ditto—AfEßant Surgeon Edward Purdon, from the late zit Battalion of Light Infantry of the Line, to be Affiftant Surgeon vice Fry, fuperfedal, being abfent without leave. 32d Ditto—Lieutenant William O'Dogherty to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Fitzthiamas, appointed to the 2d Garrifon Battalion. 34th Ditto—Lieutenant Jt hn Stack, from the rft Garrifon Batta• lion, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. Enfign John Rowe, from the 90th Foot, to be Lieutenant. Morris, Gent. to he Enfign, without purchafe, vice Jennings, promoted in the aid Foot. 36th Ditto, Douglas, Gent. to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfiv a vice Middleton, who refigns the Adjutancy. 45th Ditto-n-Affiftant Surgeon John Carter, from the late ad Bat talion of Light Infantry of the Line, to be Militant Surgeon, vice Englith, deccafed. 50th Ditto —Entign John M'Donald to be lieutenant, without purchafe; Henry Deno, Gent. to be linlign, vice M'Donald. 55th Ditto—Lieutenant David R °hereon to be Captain of a Com. pany, without purchaft, vice Duckworth, appointed to the 7th Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe—Enfign John Attgultus Diet. ricleen, from the 6otb Foot, vice A. M'Donald, deceafed ; Es. fign Alexander Proudfoot, from the ad Weft India Regimen% vice Robertfon ; Enfign Philip Kearney, vie Carpenter, pro. :noted in the ad Welt India Regiment. To be Enfigns—Volunteer Clarke, vice Hill, deceafed. Volunteer John Saunders Elligood, vice Kearney. 58th Ditto—John Fowle, Gent. to be Deign, without purchafe, vice chawuer, promoted in the 95th Foot. both Ditto—John Jacob Heufegger, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Dietrichfen, promoted in the 55th Foot; Johan. nes Voltz, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Appelius, promoted in the 85th Foot ; Set jean George Frederick Stern to be (kaartcr•Malter, vice NPCartney,appointedi to the 28th Foot. 6241 Ditto—Enfign Roger Sweeney to be Lieutenant, without pur chafe, vice Kerr, prontotcd; Edmund Collins, Gent. to be En fign, by purchafe, vice Peard, promoted; --- Hyland, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Sweeney. 63d Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Menzies to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchafe, vice Boyd, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe--Enfign Edward Lucas, vice M'Donald, promoted in the aid Foot; Enfign George William Ravage, vice Le Breton, promoted is the 711 t Fort; Enfign John Charles Boyd, vice Menzies. To be Enfigns--John Norton, Gent. vise Lucas: William Penne. father, Gent. vice Sarsge ; James Pickering, Gent. vice Boyd. 65th Ditto—Enfign J. Nunn, from the 63d Foot, to be Lieute nant, by purchafe, vice Streatfield, promoted in the 87th Foot. sph Ditto—Serjcant Major Gordon to be Quarter Matter, vice Cruckthanks, appointed to the 4th Royal Veteran Botta- lion. • yrft Ditto—Serjeant Major John Kennedy to be Adjutant, (vekik, the rank of fefign,) vice White, who ragns the Adjutancy."'" yail Ditto.—Lieuenatit Aietander M'Dougal, from the byth foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe. 82d Ditto—Richard Read, Gait. to be Enfign, by purebafe, vice Laad, promottel 85th Regiment of Foot—Enfign Fdward Powell to be Lieutenant. without purchafe, vice I.ormfteld, promoted in the ad Garrifou Battalion; Lofty) Lewis Appetius, from the both Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Dewgard, promoted in the ad Weil India Re giment ; William Grant, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Powell; Charles Wright, Gent. to be Bongo, without purchafe, vice Rowe, whole A plyintment has not taken place. 87th Ditto—Henry O'Hara, Gent. to be Affiliaot-Surgeoo, vice &Maley, appointed to the 64th Foot. 86th Ditto—Eofign Charles Lawton to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice flack, promoted; Enfign John Marro, from the aft Garrifon Battalion,to be Enfign, vice Lawton. 90th Ditzu-..Tbomas Robert Stewart, Gent. to be Enfign, without parchafe, vice Rowe, promoted In the 54th Foot. 95th Ditto - beifign Etillvard Chawna, from the 58th Foot, to be Firft Lieutenant, without purchafe. 99th Ditto—Lieutenant George Wilton Smith, from the 76th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe; Surgeon Tho- mas Duncan, from the 3d Garrifon Battalion, to be Surgeon. vice Browne, who exchanges. ad Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant Francis Carpenter,frotn the 55th Foot, to be Captain of a Company,without pnrebafe, vice Rowe, appointed to the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion; Fn -- Hitchcock to be Lieutenant, vice Kinrofs, decea Volunteer L. Davies to be Etifigri, vice Hitchcock; Doti/tier, Cent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Pruudfoot, promoted in the 55th Foot. The King'a German Legion. Lit Regiment of Dragoons. Cornet Frederick Peters to be Lieutenant, vice Dead., pwanoted in the 3d Light Dragoons. zd Light Dragoons. Richard Richardfon, EN. to be Paymafter. 3d Ditto. Major -Baron Effort to be Lieutenant Colonel, with tem. porary Rank. To be Majors, with temporary Rank—Captain -•-•-•••• Crafts; Captain Valentine. To be Captains of I mops, with temporary Rank—Captain Burgwedel; Captain Meyer; Lieutenant •-•-• Moyer. To be Lieutenants, with temporary rank.--Lieutatnant Barna Lin'engen; Lieutenant Bremer. To be Lit•utenant—Cornet Philip Court de Hugo. To be Liettreitants, with temporary Rea—Cornet -- Jan fen ; C'orpot ---- Baron Geben. To he Cornets—Cornet•••••••• Heirs, vice Hugo; Cornet itar.og ; Cornet Baron klirlenberg fil liaise ion of the I.itic...-Captain Fee.feri,l; I• ti,ot Baton Wuntb, to be Captain of a Company, with temporat rank, vice Zerefeolttn. deccafett, Artillery—Captain A ogutlus Roitfivr t Le IVaJor. With tempo• rary rank ; Captain Henry Kiehltuann, from the Foot Artillery, to he Captain of the kepod troop of I iorfe Artillery, with non porary rank, vice Rottigcr ; Captain Frederick It uperte to . be 4.'sptain of litot Artillery, with temporary rank ; Second Cap• tali AtlittlusSymprcr to be ditto, with temporary rack, vice Kuhlman. To be Second Captains, wilt temporary rank—Eirft Lieu:era:lt Frederick Svmpher, vice A Symplicr ;Firft Liemenarr Charles Baron Wit zichen To be Second LLutenant--. dc Brandies, Gent. 'Fo be Captain Cuntmiifary—Firtt Lieutenant Lewis K::ftirg. Royal Wagon Train. To be Cornets, without purchafe—Qp . arter ik'fafter Alans Cleo droning, from the ad Dragoons• ' t22arter Matter Alexander Blackie, from ditto; Scrjeant Richard It ; °garter Matter— Sharp. from the a tft Light Dragoons; Serialist James Thompfon, from the 7th ditto. ft Oarrifou Battalion—Eutign Sir John Cox, Knt from ha'f pay of the 68th Foot, to he Enfign, vice Levirk, promoted in the 3tfl. Fooi ; Edmund Killikelly, Gent to be Ehfign, vice Math, appointed to the 88th Foot. ad Ditto—Captain William Edward Fitz Thomas, from the 314 Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Longfield, der: aced. 3d Ditto—Surgeon Andrew Browne, frov the 99th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Duncan, who exchanges. 4th Royal Veteran Btttalinn. Tobe Lieutenants—Lieutenant John Sargent, rom tbe,l3d Foot ; Quarter Matter Alexander Frafer, from the 38th Foot ; Q2ar• ter Matter Alexander Cruckihanks,floin the 69th Foot. Bth Ditto... Captain John Charles Boyd, irons the 63d Fout, to be Captain of a Company, vice Anderfon, dcceafed. STAFF. John Tekelt,Efq. to be Deputy Cominiffary General of Mufters vice Ager, dime:tied ; James Kirkman, Efq. late Lieutenant Co. loud of the 32d Foot, to bean Infpeding Field Officer of yeo Inanry and Volunteer Corps in Great Britain, with the tempo rary rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Artny, vice Rutherford who refigns, a wi..•[•••••Mlf Major-General Sir George Pecroft, ssrt.to be Lieutenant Gover nor of Portimouth;viee Major-General the Hun. John Hop.; the Rev.'fhonsas Williams to be Chaplain to the Garrifun of Landguard Fort, vice Brown, refigned. MUSTER MASTER GENERAL' DEPARTMENT. John Tekell, Efq. to be D:ptity Commilfary General of Mutters, vice Agar, dereafed BARRACKS—Gavin RaMoo, Gent. to be a Barrack Mager In Great Britain, vice Mackay, reigned. Meatoa ANDUm—The appointment of Lieut. George Mottram Andrews, from the 55th Foot, to be Captain of a Company in the 53d Regiment of Foot, as Rated in the Gazette of the Seth July laft, has not taken place . The appointment of Enfign John Auguftus Dietrickfcn to be Lieutenant, in the Ooth Regiment of Foot, by purchafe, as Rated in the Gazette of the 24th Sept. laft, has not taken place. Militant Surgeon Jutish Reid, of the 95th Regiment of Foot, is fuperfeded, being abfent without leave. Commiffinns in the King's Own Staffordfbire Regi ment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Lord Vifcount Lesvilham to be Major. Dated Oa.. 25, 1805. George Whitby, Efq. wbe Captain. Dated Sept. so. 18o : - ,. Robert Wilmot, Efq. to be Ditto. Dated Sept. as. 1805. Adjutant Valance to be Captain, by brevet. Dated 041.28, /805. CharlesWilkinfial, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; William Whyley, Gen:. and Win. Fowler, Gent to be Ditto. Dated Anglia 31. tSej. Richard Valance, Gent, to be Enfign. Dated June 28,1805. Henry Kingftone, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Auguft 3t, 1805. Geurgc. Horton, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Odtober 25,18:4. Commillion in the Loyal AnglefeaVvlunteers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. John Edwards, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Auguft 8, tBl5. Commiflion in the 3d Battalion cf DorfettbireVolun teers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Enfign Either to be Lieutenant, vice Chilbolme, nfigned. Dated December 8, 1805. Commiflions figned by LordTeignmnuth,Vice-Lieu tenant of the County of Surrey. Royal Roehampton, Putney, and Mor tiakeVol unteers Enfign Payne to be Lieutenant, vice Prior, refigned ; John Louis Guldfmid, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Lindo, deceafed. Dated December 5, 2835. DIVIDENDS. January 28. John Henry Schneider, of Bow-lane, London, mer chant, at eleven, at Guildhall. January 21. Charles Welton and Robert Welton, of Fofter lane, Cheapfide, London, warchoufemen, dealers and copartners, at. ten, at GuildhalL January as. Peter Hoare, of Brockham Green, near Dorling, Surrey, Ihopk eeper, at tat, at Guildhall, London. January 7. John Macfarlane, of Mark-lane, Loudon, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. January 4. Benjamin Tabart, of Bond ftrect, Middlefex, bookfel ler, at ten, at Guildhall. January 4. Michael Curtis and James Henry Alexander Scott. late of Watling-Rreet, London, wine and brandy merchants and partners, at ten, at Guildhall. January 7. Silas Barton, of Whitchureh, Hants, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 30. John lane, Thomas Frafer, and Thomas Boylftrn, late of Nicholas-lane, London, merchants and copartners, at eleven, at Guildhall. January at. James Burfitt, late of Mcre, Wilts, checrefadtor, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Wincanton. SomcrLt. January 4. Peter Richardfon, of Wakefield,Yorkfliire,woolftapler, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn. Wakefield. January is. William Acklam, of Beverley, Yorklhire, tanner, at one, at the Tigre, Beverley. Janutry 14. Edward Wiawood and Samuel Tliodev, of the Pool try, London, Scotch fadors, glovers, and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. _ _ January ;;; Henry Hale Fentham, of Greville-ftreer, Hatton- Garden, Middlefcx. merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. January 17. Francis Roberts, of St. Martin's-court, St. Martin's lane, Mu!Alleles., mercer, at ten, at Guildhal. January 6. Thomas Gilbert, of Birmingham, faftor, at twelve, at the Swan, Bull Brett, Birmingham. January 3. John Ayerft, of Witterihrun. Kent, cora-merchant, at eleven, at the Woolpock Inn, Tenterdrn, Kent. Jannary 4. Broad6eld Siffntore and Richard Crolkey, late of Ba- Bnghall area, London, merchants, factors and partners, at ten, at Guildhall. Tower-hill, Lon. jam 4. Jeremiah Miller, of don, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. a& Benjamin Eyre. Hodgfon Athinfon, and William Wal 'tons all now or late of Tokenhoufelard, London, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall Jan. 4. Charles Pollington, of Havant, Hampfisire, ihopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 7. Bartholomew Fox, of Gough-rquare. London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 4. Robert Smith, of Timberland, lineoldhire, grocer, dra per, dealer and chaprnan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 7. Thomas Franklin,of Leighton Bullard, Bcdfordthire, mo -I:lClfcrivener, at eleven, at Guildhal), London. Jan. as. Aylmor Stopes, of Britwell Prior, Oxfordfhit e, dealer and ehapman, at one, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 7. John Maekensie, late of the 04 City Charnbrrs, Blibopf gate ltrcct, London, merchant, ist ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 30. Thomas Frafer and Thomas lioylfion, late of Nicholas. lane, London,wierchants and copartners, at eleven, at Guildhall. January 21. John Wagon, late ad Literpoal;iaareltaat,*at ten, at Guildhall, London. . • MARA tIrD. • On Saturday, at Sutton Centime?, Balks, Henry Wm. Johnfon Efq. to Mifs Charlotte Elizabeth Burne. Same day, at Great Walthint, iti EIRI,Wm. Latin:am Ynnng, Efq eldelt fon of Sir Wm. Young, Bart. to Mire Louifa fecund daughter of Wm. Tuttle% Erci. of Lanticytt At Portfmretth, on the 14th inftant,Lieutenent Colonel Erfkine, Hope, a6th regiment. On the i6tb !Minot, at Goddefden Parfonar, Herts, Samuel Crawley, Ffq. of Bagnal Hall, Nottinghamfhirr. On the seth infL Mrs. Bridget Kelly, of Queen•ftreet, May fair, rend!. of the late Colonel Kelly, filter to the late Lord Bor rhig.don, and firit coufin to Earl Powlett. HIGH WATER AT LONDON nitIDGE TO-MutotOW _ _ Morning - 17 minutes after 6 Afternousa . . 40 infrutet after 6 I ;TrATRf.: *.tTr.RF‘i-titt) WAN rED, a Jew Good l a t , t Rr, .c. • . aborc Theatre.--A(ptartivn to b.; cods. to 111 r. Su.it*.kl Wateiford, the 22. egos. None but Lett., t^urtml3) a‘7.111 , r rerfive,l. The fillmeiug is amnlser Proof of the 104 ,:4 7 177. BlltDaNimprovol SALSAMICII.I.IXIR or (2.l•Ga Extradt at a Letter from Dr. Mlchar: Her) lois 14..*0 ha in America Sir. dated April I I . IMUST beg you will fIUIA Ail immediately. by hrlt packet far Halifax, tarzlec dozen • , st Rnbbe.d s A UIC Ei.tzta, or COUCH DSO'S. which 115rrils l•elece .0 he IN. very belt remedy ever invented for Caters. Colds. aurd Confumptlons. At the ••inte I received f. ea • from y•qt, I 11/All ffi.:ted with a dreadful Ccugh and li•danzusaritin on my Ltraga tended with a great opprefflon and pain no m) treat. that n WAS with great dlilieulty I could draw nay brech tai:h I mur candiay can f els tutlinl my own fki ) I•rottit the R rong • .c ., trAr.=.- - dation )ou fent with them, I ties mak( eu Illflltdine. trial ntyfelf. uhich gave me inflaat relief, ind in a very short rare pc.rfedly reamed me. I have lince witneiiid theft gond ellkel. many ~..-Itinate cafes, and therefore fh. 11 , for the faint, without them. A Cr utior--His Majcar's Hon. Commirmorrs br.e brat' pleated to ordt r the name of R.Lutier, No. 4. Chrtrihic,v, dravcd on 2 black Stamp, which Stomp is afrited to c ach bottle, all others are Counterfeits. NEW MEDIC:IN": ACI. NEW BERT and SONS, No. 45, St. PAnl's . Church-yard, Condor, Proprietors of Dr. James's reorder, and other valuable rreparations, inform the Public, that in con - fequence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine Brill be in future as. 9d. per Packet. or sl. ,Ss. 6d. Or Dozen; but the Quantity of a DiiLeo Faeltes in a Bottle (as n ade up for the An:, and Navy) may be had for 11. c. A nd as :lamps are prepared. by order of the CoreiniiiSimcm, for Myers New. berg's feparata Clc, in which the Words, " F. Newhery, No. 4s, St. Patti's" are engraved, and as ilia prerumed that this will he a (Miriam Security agaiiift Couiderkits,his Signature en the La. belt will be dilcontinurd. The following arc the prices of their Mo'kines. to t!7c firft twenty of which Mr. Islewhery's Stamp. are affixed. bit thole who . purchafc fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. Dr. James's Powder aso Dalby's Cvninurive t p -a Bottle 24 0 Dr. AllitiU . SCLlaLyilCAte Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills- 4 0 large Box 24 o FleakesTinet of ...lark 4 0 Dr. Stcers's OpodeiJoc a 6 Ditto Huxham's ditto 3 • Convulfion Oil 2 6 Tonic Link . —.— Nitre Drops 2 6 Fngliaz Coffee • 2 Camomile Drops t g Hooper's Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops tt _ _ _ senses r It Ing/ifh's SCOIS Pith r o A ngibaud's Blois ditto it 's Magnetis 2 6 _ .. • . Efrjuce of Coltsfoot 36 . Norton's props 3 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Sgilfbury'. Drom 5 6 Cephalic Snuff s o Di:goLmdcr . i lea 2 g Jottes's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Greenough's Tinctura s if • Berry's Bilious Pills 46 . Ditto Tolls I .oaenges llt _ -_. - . .... Ear= of Peppermint z 4 EJTence of Ginger 3 9 Glafes Magnefia 3 6 N. B. As many Perfons, particularly Mcfrenger., miftake the houfe of Marrs. Newhery, they think it neat-Cary to point not, that it Is at the Ealt end of St. Paul's, four doors from Cheapfide a with thefe Words infcribed on the front.... " THE,OHLT WAR►HOUSE rout DR. JAMES'S POWD►R." i_itt V ING tlettcatetl taped u . " the Itudy, ew..l inert gratified by the molt enaliderable pradlice in that brae& which. I thought proper to feled, !trod that i.tave not m ore n i l'. employed my time than tilde who, in the extenfave field of the profeifton, are oceadimallylmmerfed In uncertainty, and eater t always attain that fucce's which Is acquired hy ea mentrating the Inteilee.ual power to one elali of diforders. The direafes of DSPILITY arc peculiarly diltreffmg for 6..ey bring with them strain of concomitant frinptoms, and, by ad. predam of all vital energy, exiftence led? becomes abtAttered Whether they arife from the prevaler....e of example. thedettrus. dye 'Sabha of ichool-boys, or the indu:genaa of ttaturhy, they re* quire the etc% sfaduous proftMoral trill ; bur hy the iguana* of umoncated awn, the [mutant, are aggravat , d, taa:. the cont• merit is -...eitroyed. At. a MXIVIBIIR of the ROYAL COLLIGZof SUR G I round tny IpMenEons on regnErity of education: and podeffeor every privilege to pradlice, I feel my:clf entitled to that cuofidence with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the Brit relations of local waked's, early anoilestlre prevent the calamity of a debilitated trame ; but where the Cof fer:l., fr. m a conrcionfnes of the umnatilee's of the vice wklids cavfal his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or entfure of hie !artily pbyficLan and broods over his infirtuizy with cared con ceshn.ut it malt be fatlexacry for hint to he Armed not only of eapahility of treatment but an of the molt inviolable Craw?. Aid in recent Ven-real Complaints it is poffiLle to prevent pals, danger or diftreis ; in t`...e molt complicate! cafes it is the upsets; matt of excluilve ex dente in this kne to text a late, terms. and fpeely reettabflmtoatt. I offer the advantage of this expnim.ce to thole of either 'es who are afilitited with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fvmptums of V RrDIREAL INFECTION, and In aH tires the term of rano. tendon are Rated on the Left interview. PaCents in the country are expeded to Melees 4rnY sore, aid are valueited to fperify their age and manner of living. • V.A./Tag ERRE, Member of the royal Coaege of Surgeons in Landon. No i Arundel. Amt. brand eau Ttsnole CURIOUS AN!) INTERFS; This day was publifbcd, peke In one volume octavo ,of near goo pages, with an elegant Portrait or the Author, a New Edition (with Additions) of A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, ADVICE to both SEXES in a variety of Complailits Explaining the molt fimple and efficacious rentedics for thoft dif cafes which arc treated on under the f4llOwirg heads, viz. Abortion, Addrefs to the fair Sex Incubus, or night mare Addrefs to ParentsaiktGuardia.ns Irregularity ab , mt the turn orus Advice to nervous Patients Lvprofy, Lime water, Air, Appetite, /Whom Lowneti of fpirits, Love Darren, women, Bathfulnefs Maids of a weakly cooititutlas Bathing, obfervatious on Man, Merles, Birth, particular,' relating to Ternary. Ids or defeat of Body, unfavourable poiture of Mini, illitafes of Bowels, Bubo. Mothers, their duty Cidorotis, or Green Sicknels Nerves, weak Child hearing, Child birth. Obfcene converfation, baneful Chordee, Cancers, Clap, Cold effects of Confumption, Conception Paruits at.d Guardians Cure for Nervous elifeates -addrelb to Dancir.g, Daily exereifes Paraph Dejeetioa Phthifis,nr confuniption Deficiuky of natural Rrength Phymofis, Pregnancy D.fference between Venereal sick digenion fyniptums and slam often Rficumatifm, triltakeis for than Riding on inerfeback Digetlion, Drcanub Rii.og early Exercife Scurvy, Scr: ifula Female complaints, Fite SuPprtillon of the Menfes Flannel, /moor togs Flatulerce or wind complaints Sporn:tit of Pregnancy Flu3r Ahus, or %%hues l'ea,Temperaocc, 1 inutile? Girls, Gonorrhoea, Gout Tura of life Gouty !pony!' in the Roma& I:kers. it, the throat Great reboots V enery, exceflive, Fe ferret Heavy funpers Venereal (Weak s. Virgo.r Hort:dire, y difeafes, Voyages by fea, Waiki , :c: Heart burn Water, Weaknefs, Wind' Hypochondriac complaints Windy Strom Wine. /frantic affeetione Wcmcn's nalk, Women Lounocicrrtc evacuation Youth Internal Lukihg By S. SOLOMON. M. 11..• ,Every perfon, young and old, fhauld purehare th4'hereile; !nett Mprtg fcareely an) individual who is not horrified in rime patt of it. In particular it is recommended to young, men nod boy' ; r an early attention to the latter mar ferve to reard than from a fatal rock on sellch have frit. an I be the means of pre. (coring their bodie s from difeare, and al!u their fouls, their and all their faathi+s from dell vioino. I.ondnn : Printed tor the Author, and fold lorn D. Syreoosdr Patertunter-row, Aid Mrs. Mathew , , Strand; Dug tale. !whim , Baiter. Eilinburrh ; H Cork ; Mager. , ;and by enrollee Bookfeilers and Printery of Provincial Newfpapers in the Urn , ds Kingdom, price 3s. only, delivered f, ec of carriat e. LONDON: Printed sts;iiptZliatea by 1:FV1 - 1. K i7 .NT ; (l7f terhury-plaee, Lambeth), at she STAR Or Pic-, re. Arta. l'oidi died alto at the &rat Urt . ere :e- 1s