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camber of ,etterr." Arrived his tiajelly's gun brigl GALLANT and TTGRASS from off the French coial. DIAL, AVONST 3r. —Arrives the Right Hon. Lord Kean, in his Majelty's sip Enema, with the Zcvn YR (loop, and Calmar' cutter, from a auks off the Teel ; the UNITE frigate, with a fleet of mns ports under convoy, from Portfmcath ; Paosvaao bomb, and DASTMATI gun brig, from a cruise oil Boulogne, who report that there were none of the enemy's flotilla out. Sailed the PRI N C SS of 011•NG E t of 74 guns, fur the WIC j Criarerrpn, of 24 guns, on a cruize off Havre, and COIIII.4TMIT praint and BOLD gun brig, for Dungenefs. SEPT. I.—Smiled the jIICKALL gun brig, on cruise off Mend. Arrived the FINK gun brig from a cruize off Calais; Dispatch, Navy tranfport, fiun Deptford.—ln the Downs, Edgar, Lord KEIT H Utrecht, Admiral HOLLOWAY ; Adamant, Unite. I n no t talite, Ariadne, Speedy, Argus, Bunetta, 0- ter, Utile and Zephyr sloops ; ZebrA,Vefuvins, Furs , Lucifer, Devatlation, Difcovery, Hccla, Volcano, and Ptofpern bombs ; Defperate, Furious, Pincher, Archer, Griper, blazer, Manly, Gallant, Firm, nigher, Pholphorus, Rifleman, Baziliflc. and Pier cer gun brigs ;Lord Eldon and Ranger armed chips ; Ignition, Firebrand, Flambeau, Salamander, Fire ekake.Wildfire. Eription, Sophia, and Toth fire vet . - ; Dtfpatch and • Ftgdan • Navy tranfporta Har mony viettalling ditto, Itt. Gaaanota, Attu. 3m--Arrived on , Wednefday afternoon, the Margaret and Ala, Cum mac from Jamaica ; failed in company with the convoy on the 4t h July.-.parted company with them on the v 3 th infl. on the Banks of Newfoundland, all well. The following is an utraa from her log book ;—July 3. Sailed in company with the Jamaica fleet, from Ne• grel Bay, 14.0 fail, under convoy of the Tmesaus, of 74 gaps, I)ml:sauce of 20, CY% r brig. and FLYING FISH, armed fcbooner.— to. Paired Cape Antonio, where the FLYING FISH chafed afhore, and burnt at. American fchooner, prize to a fchooner privateer under French colours, which efcaped by working try trindu art! within the Reef.-17. Up with Plate de Yeacoi, to windward of the Havannah, was inform. ed by the Cnmmodore that feveral privateers were dogging the fleet, and by Capt. STEWART, of the Ot way, repeating fltip, that an American veffel he had chafei and fpoken, informed him that a {hip, one of the convoy, had been captured off the Grand Cay man, by two fchooner and felucca privateers.- 19. Took our departure from Cooper's Hill, north of Cape Florida.-24. Informed by Capt. STEWART, that the {hips of war and North Side (hips were fickly.-25. The Flying Filh feparated by fignal to return to Jamaica.—Aug. t. The Diligence and Ot way feparated from the fleet.-13. The Margaret and Ann loft the fleet in thick blowing weather, in lat. 41. tB. long. by lee-dill. t the day previous 54. 45. 119 fail were in fight, previous to the thick wea ther coming on.--t 4. Croffed the S. E. edge of the Grand Bank, faw a brig Randing to the S. E.--. 16. Sawa (hip (landing to the Weftward.-27. At t !Ar-break, clofe in with Cape Tellen, faw a fhip off Torry, ilanding to the Weftward. Arrived hort yelletday morning, the Polaere Pope, PsiCIVAL, from Liverpool, bound toNewfonodland, re•eaptured. on the Std infant, in lat. 49. 39. long. 20. 30. by the Miner ki; Which failed front this port on the toth Wt. TM PolaCre Pore, had been taken two days before by the Spabitta privateer Bifcangada, of 16 gnus, nine pounders / Aid 140 men, 31 days out from Paffige. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. . Atalvtra—At Chatham, the Mara, Robfon, from Rignaat:At Snothaniptoo, Honor, Cbriftmas, from Ditto—Off Weymou:b. Dlfpatch, South, from Cadiz—At Brilid, Appearanecaa, Oilman, from Stockholm—aAt Liverpool, Sally, Cottle, from New York ; laza, Sa l ; and the William Bradford, Wardell, from Charkfton —ln Clyde, Endyntion, Campbell, from New Brunfwick—At Belfalt, Factor, Conway ; and the Eagle, Dillon, from London— Off Dover, Proficient, Lynch, from Montferrat ; and the &trey, Newland, from Cork. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. The Eftlx, for the capture of leveret Dumb Chips off the 'nand of St. Hcleua, June 24, 17505, will be paid at No. 5, White Lion Court, Birchin-lane, every Friday. A dittributiou of the money, for the capture of the Spanifh Chip Nultra Scithura dcl Anpam, atlas Efpadartc, by the Mop Dif. patch, April 28, 1805, and for the capture of the gun veffels No. 361 and tc.o, November ay, 1804, will be made on board the fait tiuop on the sth init. at Plymouth Dock, and recalled afterwards at N 0.12, Dcorge4trect, Plymouth Dock. a Paoraoxfoms.—Captain ADAM is appointed to the Refinance, a new frigate, ofsc) guns; Capt. BRADLY to the Calypfo, vice FORSTER ; Capt. R. WILLIAMS to the Alert ; Captain GARTH to the Imogen; Capt. JOYCE to the Camel; Lieut. P. Lowe to the Watch ful; Captain MAURICE, the brave defender of the Diamond Rock, has commiffioned the Savage, a new rsimp, at Portfmouth, Lord Ise mi has returned from the Texel, in the :.:AR, of 74 guns. It is Paid that there is Ida ap pearance than formerly of an intention on the part of the hutch fleet to put to tea. It was the Demme, Capt. Hors, and not the DEFIANCE, which the Trimmer cartel fell in with on the nit. Sir R. CALDER'S fleet was then in tight, fleeting to the North-WeR, the fame courfe as the Combined Fleets were in on the tech, when they were teen by the Naiad. If they have not therefore got nun port, Sir RORRRT was in the right track to I.:11 in with them. A letter from the Captain of the Patriot, which k vas burnt, with eleven more Antigua !Lips, by the I Combined Squadrons, a few days after their depar 'llre from Martinique, lays, that the lofs of the enemy I tick, during their voyage to Europe, and in killed -nd wounded in the engagement of the 22d, was, ,cording to a moderate calculation, little fhort of -., men. SPANISH OFFICIAL ACCOUNT • TROM ADMIRAL TO HIS 1302211111221111, Of THR •crion RETWIIEII TH2 COll2llllO PLEAT AHD SIR R. CALDER. " Lieutenant-General Don Fianaatco Gaavtr♦ has written to the Mon Excellent Gebera!Moan the Prince df PeAce, from Vigo, dated 28th July, in the following terms : Cape Finitterre bearing to E. se leagues. " Mnsr EXCELLENT SIR, MY LORD-....0n the 22d July the Combined Squadron was Randing with the wind W.N.W. f orme d i n t h ree li nes to the E.S.E. the horizon being covered by thick fogs. At noon the look out velfels made the fignal of having dilcover ed twenty-one fail in the N.N.E. and that the greater pat t were of the line. We immediately form• ed the line of battle to larboard, tht Spanith fqua dron forming the van, with myfelf at the head, and the French Admiral in the centre of the line. The enemy, confiding of fifteen fail of the line, three of i which were three deckers, and two cut downs, flood on the contrary tack, with the intention, as it ap peared, of cutting off our rear; to avoid which the French Admiral made the fignal to wear, and Rand on the oppolite tack, which was immediately obeyed. The ha thip of the rear being covered, the Argo cauta, on board of which I hoilled my flag, began the attion with the rear of the Engin (at a quarter before five o'clock), who, on acconnt of the fog, had not perceived the movement we had executed. The enemy's fquadron hauled their wind.and a very warm adion immediately commenced, within half cannon flint, between our van and the whole If the enemy's line, which fucceffively extended itfelf to the centre of our line. The fog was fo thick that, notwith- Randing our proximity, we at times 101 l light of them. The fire was very well kept up during the adlion.— We law a three decker without her forema“, and another veffel without her main and mizen maß. The battle continued with our an and centre until pall nine o'clock, when the enemy bore up. and the affirm ceafed. On the morning of the 23d, at break of day, although the weather was (till f tggy, we ' found that two of our flips were miffing, and that they were the San Rafael and the Firme. We dikovered the enemy on the other tack ; we immedi ately formed the line and chafed, having remarked :hat they had thtee difmalted (hips in tow, and that their line confided of only thirteen Ibips of war, in cluding one difmafled of its fore topmalts. We con tinued the chafe the whole day without avail, as the tacitly manoeuvred to avoid a letond encounter. The tame took place *on the 24th, on the morning of which :fay, we faw them to windward, crowding all fail, Arid clofe hauled with the wind from the N.E. On the 25th, at day break, the wind blowing tient from the North Eaii, we were out of fight of the enemy, and during the day we faw Cape Finillerre bearing I due EaR. In this fituation, with the wind againti our getting into Ferrol, many of the Fterreh thipshav ing only fix days water on board, and having a! bve 1300 tick and wounded in the fquadron, without she Ineceffiiry fucconrs, it was determined to come to Vigo to provide what was neeetfary; As loon as I receive the details from each (hip, they (hall be forwarded to your Excellency. In this a6ion, thefixibip under my comma have fought with the greatell bravery, and I confider the Englith fquadron 's having av o id e d a fecond attack to have been canted by the 'dainage they had received in the fince the forces of the two fleets were equalized by the quality of the (hips, we having on our fide no three deckers ; and two (mall [hips of 64 guns." A Spanilis privateer, commanded by an American, named Hooper, has captured a fhip of 400 tons, from Liverpool for New York, and a Dutch brig from New York for the Well Indies; as alfo a Bermudian •effel, and fome others. The following is a lift of the 'rails with Sir Ro- IBEItT CALDER, or on their Is:4Tc to join him : Britannia - arc Spencer 74 Prince of Wales 98 Dragon - 74 • Prince 98 Leviathan • 74 Taneraire - 98 Revenge • Neptune -* - 98 Goliath Dentinal a 84 Terrible Spartiiic - 84 Swiftfure 'Tigre • • - 84 Oribn Canopus - As Pol)phetnus - Conqueror - 74 Sirius - Ztalnus - 74 Ttvo gen.hrigs, betides three frigates on the Ferrol Ration. The following is an exact Copy of the Orders ;fined 14 the gallant Admiral CORNWALLIS, at eleven o'eldtle on the evening preceding the late movement of the enemy in Brea - : " MEMO. The Comtarmder in Chief means to attack the enemy to morrow morning, and will himfelf lead the fine of battle in the Ville de Path. Each fhip is to attack or board that (hip of the enemy which appears molt advantageous for the general defeat of their Sect, and of bringing them out. (Signed) "r. N VOMIT. " Vine dc Paris, Aug. at, ao.t." An officer oel'Achille, of 84 guns, one of Vit.- Lem try I's fleet, informed Capt. SiELLWAGiii, of the American (hip Orland, which veffiel he boarded in lat. 34.40. long. 62. 10. on the rid June, that the fleet was then I%ort of provifions, and that the peo ple west on two-thirds of their ufual allowance. Monthly Statement of the niftribution of the British Naval Forge, to the tit of September : Litt. so's Fri. Str.ter.l M. to 44's• - - 20 4 46 103 I 171 2 3 3 o 4s 1 2 89 137 11 5 13 127 I 156 In port and Inlet& Guard °zips - Intbe Eng Lib and Irith Channels In the Downs and North Seas At the Wcft India Mands, and on die Paffage - - - 8 0 14 26 Jamaica Ration 3 o 8 27 America & Newfoundland Rations o a 9 13 Ealt Indies, and on the Patlage - 9 3 13 8 Coaft of Africa . 0 0 0 0 Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar - s o o 6 In the Mediterranean &on Pairage 3 I 9 13 With fealed Orders - 0 0 0 0 Hofpital and Prifon Daps 16 a 0 0 Total in Conuniffion - 119 19 140 412 Receiving fbips - - 5 4 4 a Serviceable, and repairing for fcr vice • - - - 25 2 17 6 In Ordinary - - - is It s 8 18 Building . - - - 27 a t 6 14 690 .ma..• 13 874 'rotal - 1 9 1 37 1 93 452 'TAT* •P Tilt ORDINARY AT /ACK POIT. Portfmouth - - . 22 I 13 7 Plymouth . - . 24 5 II 1 Chatham • - 0 9 7 3 4 Sheernefs - • - - 2 2 3 6 Rim • . • 3 6 5 5 Total - ' 4 1 21 3.1 24 74 74 74 74 48 3 8 23 33 AIR the LownoN GAMMA 4rge 31. V/HITIINALL, AUG. ' The Kilo has been pleated to "rat unto tarn S.TUILILT, Earl of Du is sasas, grandgm and heir lisp parent of Joss Marquis of luxe, his royal licence and authority, that he may airtime, take, and ofe the futosioe of Caucus-on, in addition to, and before that of STUART, .And bear the arms of Catcnvos quar terly with the arms of STUAItT, purfuant to the pro vifo and condition expreffed in a deed of tailais ()Ibis great great uncle•Wi LLIA is forne time Earl of DUN.. vet as and &rats, deceafed, bearing date the Lith day of December, t 765 ; Inch arms being firil. duly ex emplified according to the laws of arm.i, and record ed in the Herald's Office. And alto to order, that this his Majefly's Concef fion and declaration be regiftered in his College of Arms, otherwife to be void and of none circa. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, AVG. 31. Copy of a Letter from the Honourable William Cornwallis, Ad miral of the White, &e. to William Markin), Ef,l. (Lied on hoard his Majelly's Chip ♦'ile de Paris, off Ufhant, the a4th instant. Sir—l have the honour to fend you, to be comm. nicated to the Lords Commillioners of the Admiral ty, a copy of information received by the DRAGON, which (hip joined me yeßerday. I have particular pleafure in fending their Lordthips that part of the account in which the gallant condo& of Captain 13.4- ate, of the PHOENIX; is fo confpicuous in taking the Didon French frigate of Superior force, fo much to his honour and that of his officers and men, who min have feconded him in the moil fpirited manner upon that occafion. I have the honour to b e , & c . (Signed) W. CORNWALLIS. Monday, Augull 53, Cape Ortegal bearing about call f'uth call, fiiteen cr fisteen leagues, fell in with his Majeft)'s [hip Priosarx, liasing a difmafted French frigate in tow, which the had captured on the toth inflant, in 1at.4.3 deg. 16 min. N. long. la deg. 54. min. W. after a feverc alion of three hours. The name of the French frigate is the Didon, of 44 guns, ar•d 300 men. She was detached from the combin ed Squadrons a few hours after their arrival at Co. runna, and was crnizin when the PHOINIX fell in with her. (Si g ned) SOW.CILIFFITHS. Dragon, off Ufa on, Aug. as. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Cornmitlions figned by Lord Teignmonth, Vice- Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. tit Regiment of Militia. Enka Jones to be Lieutenant. Dated July it, tgoj, Loyal Southwark Volunteer Infantry. Second lieutenant Benjamin Hurft Newton to be ll:t2arter-Maßer s vice Montague. resigned. Dated July 5, 18a5. lit Regiment of Surrey Volunteers. Samuel Burn, Efq. to heCaptain, vice Hatton, refigned. Second Lieutenant W. Hooper, to be Brit Lieutenant, vice Ellis, re figned. Jofeph Meffenger, Gent. to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Burn, promoted. William Pearce Dudley, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, %ice Hooper. James Role, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Meffenger. Dated Augntt so . 1805. Camberwell Volunteers. John Wanfey, Gent. to be EnSign, vice Mackintoih, reigned Dated Anguft as, doe. Commiffions in the Wetlern Regiment of Suffolk Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Lientenanti—Enfigns Richard Croly, and John Tipple Goods. Dated December as, 1804. John Sinclair, dent. Dated February 14, 180 5. To be Enfigns—Richard Wilder ' Gent. Dated Feb. st, 1 80 3 . James Bonfellow. Gent. D ate d March 14, dos. David Miller, and Chutes Head Graves, Gents. April 1 4, 1 80.5. John Holmes leers, Gent. Dated May 23, doss. John Sinclair, Jun. Gent. Dated May 24, Mot. Commiffion in the Aberdeenihire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. John Fleming, Gent. to be Fasfign. Dated April I, ao 5. Commitfion in the Dorfetthire Yeomanry C..valry, figned by the Lo:d Lieutenant. lieutenant John Herbert Browne to be Captain, vice Lieutenant.. Colonel the Honourable Lionel Darner, reigned the command of his troop. Commitlions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Forfar. Arbroath, or IR Forfarlbire Volunteer Infantry. John Colvill, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. William Mill, Efq. to be Major. Dated June 20, 1803. To be Captains—john Airtb, Efq. William Colei% Efq. Dated June 20, 1803. James Bell, and Peter Sturroch, Efqrs. Dated June 20, 1803. To be Licutenants—John Anderfoa, William Kyd,ohn Fleming, George Honey, and David Smith, Gents. Dated June 20,1803. To be Enhgnsa—John Leflie, Jahn Lawfon, and John Mudie, Gents. Dated as above. To be Adjutant—Jahn Nicoll, Cent. Dated as above. To be Surgetia—William Anou, Gent. Dated as above. Forfar, or 3d Forfarthire Volonteer Infantry. William Don, Efq. to be Major. Dated June 20, 5803. To be Captains William Adam, Charles Webiter, and Stuart Black, Efqrs. Dated June so, 1803. To be Lieutenants—James Scott, William Mcfm,and John Don, Gents. Dated as above. To be Wins—James Wyllie, and John Nicoll, Gans. Dated as Tom James Speid, Gent. Dated March 25,1804. Robert Don, Gent. vice Speid, relined. Dated June t flos. To be Adjutant—Robert Don, Gent. Dated February aa, Igoe. To be CbaplainJohn Bruce. Dated June so, t 803. To be Quarter -Mager—John Webficr, Gent. Dated Datil*. bcr 25, 1803. To be Surgeoa—Jeihn Adam, Gent. Dundee, or 4 th Forfarthire Volunteer I n f a nt r y. Alexander Rkidack, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; William Scott, Ell} to be Major. Dated June so, 5803. To be Captains--. John Alifon, James Strachan, Thomas Webßer, jun. Andrew Peddle, jun. John Guild, jun. David Martin, Wil liam Scott, and Henry Blith,jun. Efqrs. Dated June to, 5803. To be Lieutenants—John Webtter, John Bell, Colin Symers, Francis &upart, Patrick Anderfon , james Ogilvy. Dated June so, 1803. Charles Greenhill, and David Scott, Cents. March a 7, 1804. To be Enlist's—James Young, John Syme, and John G. RullU, Gents. Dated June 20, 1803. Robert ChriEie, Gent. Dated March 27,1804. Alexander Leigh Strachan, vice Ogilvy. Dated March ra, £B O 5. John Duncan, Gent, Dated September 17,1804. William Chriltie, (km. Dated December 7, aria. John Stupart, Gent vice Scott, promoted. Dated April i 6 .18 05- To be Adjutant—William Small, Gent. Dated June 20, 1303. To be Chaplain—Patrick M*Vicar. Dated as above. To be f.Ziarter.Maßer—Robert Chrilile, Gent. Dred Febru aty .22,1804. ro be Surgeon—Andrew Willifon, Gent. Dated June 20, 1803. Dundee, or sth Forfarlhire Volunteer Infantry. James Milne, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Thomas Bell, Efq. to be Major. Dated June 20,1803. To be Captains—William I.lndfay, Archibald Crighton, Robert Sterling, David Hackney, James Soutar, Thomas Rattray, and Charles Stuart Lindley, Efqrs. Dated as above. George Milne, Efq. Dated May 13,1805. To be Lieutenants—James Peter, Peter Saunders, Laie Dou glas, William Cricht o n, J a m es Watt, and Wiliam Macdonald, Cents. Dated June ao, 1803. Alexander Ouchterlony, Gent. Dated Anvil 9, £BO3. Charles Landall, Gent. D..ted May 13, 1805. To be Eoligns—Frederick Halyburton, John Grant, James Ro bertfon2 Duncan Oucliteriony, and Alexander Anderfon, Gents. Dated June 20 1803. John Sturroch, Gent. Dated January as, 180 4 . Robert Thompfon, Gent. Dated Auguit 1, £ B O4. Alexander Guit, Dated May s 3, 1805. To be Atijotant.--Chades Adam, Gent. Dated June az', 18 '. i . To be Chaplain--Rev. Thomas Rah. Dated MaylBos. • To be Surgeon— John Crichton. Gent. Dated June ao s 1 5 te' I. To bc %arta Maitas...Willisen Macdonald, Gcnt. Date!. .N above. BreChin Volunteer Infantry. thanes Wilke, Bei to be Lieutenant Colonel ; and. David Ogilvy, Mg. to be Major. Dated Nov. 5, tio3. • • • To he Captains—. James Pennycook, Robert Mackenzie, Feria Wilton, and Ihvid Daiwa. Efqrs. Dated as above. • To be Lieutenants—Robert Gillies, Patrick Wallace, Wm. Bleats and John Ogilvy, Gents. Dated as above. To be Enfigm —William Robb, James Morris, and John NiCOll, Gents. Dated as above. To be Adjutant—James Pennycook, Gent. Dated as above:. To be Chaplain—Rev. George Whitfon. Dated as above. To be Surgeon---Thomas Bs rfe. Efq. Dated a:above. To be %atter Mailer—John Nicoll, Gent. Dated January , a 6, 1844. Kerrymuir and Glammis Volunteer infantry. Thomas Kintoch, F. f q . to be Lieutenant Colonel; and • James Sands, Efq. to be Major. Dated December 29, tBos. co be Captains— llamas Coupar and Charles Guthetie, Eftir. Dated October :8, 1803. Andrew Wigan's, Efq. Dated December 29, 0.03. John Prager, Efq. Dated March 18, !gas. To be Licutesants--George Heuderfon, David Brace, andfamrs Mann, Gents -Dated o&ober 18, 1803. To be Enfigns—Thomas Goodlet and David Fullerton, Genus.— Dated October tB, 1833. fames Watinn and Alexander Fairweather, Gents. Dated De cember 16, ao3. To be Chaplain—Rev. David Camel. To be Surgeon—George H,:nderfon, Gent. Dated O. 4,1,03. To be %atter Mailer—James Shepherd, Gent. Dated as abuse. Fortarihire Sharplhooters Volunteer infantry. Alexander M. Gutberie, Efit. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, and Ca lmat lower, Efq to be mtjor. Dated Aug. 24, Igoe. To be Captains--David Blair, lama Grubb, and William Sas dyman, Efqrs. Dated N0v.23, 1803. John Luke, and William Begbie, Efqrs. Dated Aug. se, *Zoe. T. be Lieutenants --- Rca, Thomas Wemylk, and Charles Graham, Gems. Dated Nov. 25, 1803. John Gray, and James Kerr, Gents. Dated Aug. se, doe. 'fo be Euligns—Charles Cobb, and Thomas Dears, Gaits. Dated November as, t 8133. Alexander Anderfon,Gent. Dated December ts, 1844 let be Adjutant—David Blair, Gam Dated Sept. 3, Aloe. To be Chaplain--Rev. Francis Mead. Dated Nov. 25. :803. Fo be Surgoon-rPatrickNinuno t Gam Dated Aog. - eicm. 241, Loyal Dunnichen Volunteer infatry.n William S. Dempfter, Fig. to be Lieutensat-Colsod, and Dodd Dlekfun, Efq. to be Major. Dated September as. Ito. To be Captains... George Dempfter, Aiszeuseke Dickfon, jams Smith, and David Langiands, Efe Dated as above. robe Lieutenants—George Ford. Miami We:Mar, Robert Stott, and John Young, Gaits. Dated as above. To be figns—James Mylne, Gent. Dated as above. GcorgeTrail, Gent. Dated Atheism 13, Alexander Shepherd, Gent. Dated Marcl t,y Igor. To be Chaplain—Rev. James MiteheL Dated Sqx.as, zgew To be (tuner Matter--Ales. Shepherd, Gent. Dated es ab.vete. Montrofe Volunteer Infantry.—Rifle Company. James Ford, Efq. to be Captain, Thomas Donald, Gent. to. be Lieutenant, and Thomas frail, Gent. to be Enfrgn. Doted Odober IS, 1803. Craig Company of Volunteer Infantry. John Paton, Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated December 6, eto3. Inverkeilor and Lunan Company of Volunteer Infantry. Alexander Hamilton. Efq. to be Captain. Dated June 12. dom. Andrew Alexander, Gout. to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 1, Weller Troop of Yeomanry Camalry. Wiliam Daisairae,cem- to be Cornet. Dated July rito3. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. O&ober 19. William Brett, of Rotheridthe, Surrey, plumber an* glazier, at ten, at Guildhall. Odober its. George Harrifou. of Globe-ftraet.parith of St. Noy Wapping. Middiefca, carpenter, builder, dealer and chapans. at ten, at Guitdhall. BANKRUPTS. William Headland, of the wills of itUtfted Montfichet, EMT s farmer, dealer and Chapman, to furrender September W, at two, Sept. al, and Otflober 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attar. nice, Meffra. Meredith and Robbins, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. Capreol, Bithcp's-Stortford, Herts. Thomas Johnfon, of Fleet-Market, London, cabinetmaker, dean' and ehapman, Sept. an, at two, Sept. 21, and Odnber 12, It ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald, No. s, Leman-Brent, Goodman's Fields. William Hall, now of Silver-Brat, Wood-ltreet, CheapSde, Lan of Aklenuanbury, Loodoo, Manchefter watetiouftmati, dales' and ebapman, Sept 17, at, and Odtober 12, at ten, at Guildhall. . .. _ _• _ _ _ Attalla , Henry Attorney, Mr. ( . corgi Adlnfen. C a gl e-ftreet, Falcon-Cquare. , Hutchings, late of Blikkfrian-Road, Surrey, tallow -cher. dler, dealer and chapman, September 7, 13, and Odiober 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charter, Printer's-fin:et, Earle- ftreet, Blackfriars, London. ichard Etches, late of Leek, Steffortfthire, but now of the Abbey, in the pat ifh of Leek aforefaid, wine and liquor-merchant, (aler and chapman, Sept. za, at three, Sept. 13, and 04tober 12, at eleven, at the George Inn, In Leek. Anomie', Meffrs. Mills. Crufo and Jones, of Leek ; sr Mr. William Townfund, of Stapla-Inn, London. PAR] NERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Robert RiMorrow, Abraham Haworth, aad John Ellfborrow, of Hafilarial), LawAilaire, woollen manut..Alarzrs, Aaguft 84 ISos. James Stubington Penny and William Weft , of Merton, Sur rey, calico printers, Julie 30, tBos. Robert Chandler and Charles George Cotterell, of High-Rreet, Shoredltch, Auguft 3t, aos. John Powell and John James, Er'Rol, coopers, Atiguft t, 180 s. john Corric and I'. Greenwood, common brewers, Southwark. John William Pf it and John Van Vane, London, Auguft 3t, 180 s. William Butterell, Richard Rhodes, John Hindle, a nd j a m, Butterell, potters, Swillingtombridge, Yorklldre. Julyr 4, 18os. George Wackerbarth, J. IL Wackerbarth, and Godfrkd Wins, Parfon's Arent, Wcilelok-fquare, Pups refiners, Aug. ty, 1805. William Mann and John Charles of,, Blackman-11feet, South , wark, hair and woollen manufadurers, Augult 31, dos. 'llontas Catchk Francis and Francs Sadler, linen.draen, Macdes. field, July c. I Sos Henry Bent and John Bent, manufadturers, Pliztoo, Lancs. edit, Aagult ay. tilos. James Hooky, Samuel Cutler Hooky, and William Ma dron a of Nottingham, hollers, Auguß 26, The fuceefs of Mrs. THORNToti, in her late adven ture at York, has excited the admiration of the (port ing world, who are unanimoufly of opinion that Co confiderable a Cum as moo'. was never more eatry obtained ; perhaps as far as may be dependant upon Skill and elegance, the axiom is admiffible , but, when we confider how much taller a fum of twenty times that amount may be gained by the effect of chance hi the purchafe of a Ticket in the approaching Lottery, we need not wonder if every individual in the king. dom thould think it his duty to become a (portfman. No lbbjeet is fo delicate as the treatment of the . teeth. The enamel by which they are covered being fo extremely thin, every tooth powder, compofed of mineral lubltances, it mull be obvious to every one, will Cann rub off this delicate part of their fabric, on which their colour and prefervation depend, and which can never again he repaired. That mineral fobltances are more fpeedy in producing their effeets than vegetable, kill be granted; but this (bleared whitenels, occalioned by them, Coon ends in their de cay, and the molt violent tooth aches are the collie quen‘e of this rath and dangerous pritaice. BuTLE a's Itefiorative Tooth-powder, being computed entirely of vegetables, it claims a preference over every other : fold at No. 4, Cheavide, corner Patemofter-row, London and retain, by molt country bookfellers and perfumers in the United Kingdom, in boxes as as, 9d. each. NMI A