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I I row. at A.OhiaUil GAZETTA, jaguar" 5. BY THE KING. A PROCLAMATION FOR A GENERAL FAST. GEORGE R. "'We, taking into our moll ferions confideration the II and neceirary war in which we are engaged, and fitting our troll in ALMIGHTY GOD that he will gra oar arms, both by lea and land, have refolved, and do, by and with the advice of our Pri •y Council, hereby command, that a public day of Falling and Humiliation be oblerved throughout thole parrs of nor United Kingdom called England and Ireland, on Wednefday, the aoth day of Fehi nary next enfuing, that fo both we and our people may bumble ourfelves before ALMIGHTY GOD, in order to obtain pardon of our fins, and in the moll devout and folemn manner fend up our prayers and flipplica lions to the Divitit Keiasyy, for averting thofe heavy judgments which our manifold provocations have molt juilly defused ; and for imploring his bicffing and Alliance on our arms for the refloration of peace and profperity to us and our dominions ; and we do drialy charge and command, that the faid Public FA be reverently and devoutly obferved by all our loving fubjeas in England and Ireland, as they tender the favour of ALsaiom•vGoo, and would avoid his wrath and indignation; and upon pain of fuch punifhntent as we way judly inflia on all fuch as con temn and negleft the performance of fo religious and neceffary a duty; and for the better and more orderly folcmnizing the fame, we have given direaiens to the ulna Reverend die Archbifhops and the Right Re verend the Difhops of England :aid Ireland, to com pofe a Form of Prayer Nimble to this occafion, to be tiled in all Churches, Chapels, and places of Pub lic Worfltip, and to take care that the fame be timely difperfed throughout their refpeeive Dincefes. Given at our Court at the Queen's Palace, this kennel day of ,Iconar.. one thodand eight hundred and five, iu the forty- WM year of our reign. GOD lave the KING. (This Gazette alfo enntains another Proclamation, appointing a raft in Scotland, on the alit of February.) At the Court at the Queen's Palace. the 2d of January. dlos, prefnot the Kong's molt excellent Majclty Council. His Ma- Jefty having Ken pleated to appoint Major-General George Beck with, Captain-General and Governor in Chief of the Wand of St. Vincent, &gala, and inch other of the Wands, emunonly called the GreratllllCl, as lie to the northward of the Wand of Cariaeou, is arnerk 1, he, this day, took the ufual oaths appointed to be taken by the Governors of His Majeßy's Plantations. WHITEHALL, JAIIVARY 3, 1805. The Ko.-4 has been pleafed to conftiture and appoint Major- General the Right Hon. Thomas Maitland, to be Governor and Commander in Chief in and ever the Settlements in the Wand of Ceylon, in the Indian Seas, and the territories and dependencies thereof. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. --~ WAIL-OFFICS, JANUARY 5. Zit Ref'TVA of Life Guards--Thomas Davis, Gent. to be AM& ant Surgeon. Ift Regiment of Dragoon Guard .— Brevet Major John Ba'comb to be Major, without pureltafe, vice Teefdale, promoted in the 4 h Dragoon Guards, and Captain Philip Ray, from half-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop. vice Balcomb. 4th Ditto—Brev:t Lieutenant-Colonel Hairy Teel.,tale, front eke aft Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant. Colonel, without put chafe. vice Fone. appointed to the tit Dragoon Guards; Lieu tenant W. Fielding Leatham tobe Captain of a Troop, without purchafe, vier Goodwin, who retires, and Cornet Hardnefs I.loyd to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Leatham. 7th Rej ncnt of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Attired Fairlie Chritlie, from the .4th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Young. wt., exchanges. 9th Region :sr of Light Dragoons--Licutenant Richard Maxwell to l.e Captain of a Troop, without purchafe, and Coma Sa muel White to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. nth Ditto--flenjamin Aft le y , Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Ih',.rfap, promoted. 15th Die''.—Captain Leighton C. Dalrymple,from the 46th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Stephenfon, who exchanges. 2 )t9 Dtt i--..lexindcr M. Shaw, Gant. to be Comet, by put dare. vice Younghufbar.d, promoted. 63d Edward RuJolf, Gent. tobe Cornet, by por t haft.vta Sleigh, promoted. 24th Ditto--Lieutenant William C. Young, from the 7th Dra goon Giants, to be Lieutenant, vice Chriftie, who exchanges. Coldftreani Regiment of Foot Guards--Enfign George Hearne Pinch to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Cadogan, promoted • In the 53d foot. aft Rqdrnent of Foot—Lieutenant Charles Huxley, front half pay of Ilse Bad Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Thompfon, who exchanges. il Mini--Lieutenant James Rogers to be Captain of a Company, g site Johottone, des-rated. and Lieutenant William Gibb, from t'.e id Foot. to bc lieutenant, vice Rogers. , fign David England johufontobe Lieutenant, with ; , ,•-, ,1 Thomas Higgins, Gent. to be F alse, with out $ ale, •lec Hicks, promoted in the tech Foot. LtiDiut---Lieutena:l Charles Thomas Gladwin, from the 9th Foot, , to be Captaia uf a C ompany, by purehafe, vice Alves, promot , d. Felt Ditto-1'01:o 0r..1-, Sprole, from te 35 Foot, to be eutenant, with T ou h t purchafe, u and H. M h actionn th ell, Gent. to be Di-to. aced Ditto--Enfign Francis Innes, from the Bth Weft India Re gimunt, to be Lieutenant, without porthole. 13th Ditto— ----. photon, Gent. to be Lingo, without pur chafe, vice Wyldc, promoted. 3401 liudfon, Gent. to be Enfiga, without purettafe, vice Parfo..a.:e,promuted in the .4th Foot. 15th Ditto--hnfvu G. D. Col. roan, from the 48th Foot, to be Adju•ant, with the rank of Enfign, vice Montgomery, who re igns the Atlutaticy. 64th Ditto-4.06 p John Parfonage, from the 14th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 27th Regiment of Foot. To be I icutenants without purchafe—Enfign Anthony Poe, En. fig, Athol 'Furtado, Enfign Anthon IViadtiock, from the 66th toot ; Sccund Lieutenant Charks Johnflon, from the 2lft Foot. To be Atutint, with the rank of Enfign...Daniel Hogan, Efq. Ctrain with temporary rank,from the id Garrifon Battalion. 34tb Reente ,, t of Exc.—Lieutenant James Tul vicea:Anohan Terroveft to he Critain of a Company , b 7 yurchafe, Jnn, why reflux. 3 slit Ditto—A. Ito' atter, (L it t. to be En6gn, without pun:bate , •ice Sproule, prornot.4 in the 7th Foot. .3441 Lit n—.ll Cour Parka s Gent. to be Enfign, without purride, vier Fat w,ll, promoted. 424 Ditto—F.l;6p Joint Farqabarfon to ba Lieutenant, w:thnut purehafe, vice Maclean. promoted in the 72th Foot; Enfigu Dmigattl Grsgorfon to be Lieutenant, vice Dick, promoted i d the tic Font ; Janice Wilbur foo, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Farluhariou ; John Gourley, Gent. to be E.nfign, vice Gee r a. o tittm--Captain Richard P. Payne, from the 87th root, to be Major. by putelmfe, vice Flare?, promoted in the toth Foot ; Captain B. C. fi te phenfon, from th.: tstb Light goos.ns, to be Captain of t'ompany, vice Dalrymple, who exz D hi ra ngc 41%.1% Ditto—Major General Load Charles litzroy,itoni the both 1. not, to he ( oharcl„ vice C.:antral Tongn,deccaLd. joth Ditto—F.Jward Wuite, Gent. to be Ease, without purchafe, tibasaley, oho is toped:dad. 53d Regim.lnt of Foot. To be Et:4m without pettchafe.—George William Lay, Gent. vice Campbell, Imoleded; Alexander Macdougall, Gent. vice Stolle. promoted; Thomas Yriee, Gent. vies Whiting. pro- tnnerd s ot s phut—Heslor Strait)+, Gent. to be Enago, without Fur• chair. nee Itugt.l‘l4 promoted. rth Dime—Ftift(ro Henry Harris to be Lieutenant, by parade, *fat Ackland, promoted. jolt an passim iciooll3 'Troll/4 vy Co • FaAir thole and Ii ncxt t ;, humb to 0111 and f tions hews: have blcffi of p 4 and Publ all o they avoil puni semi necc folci moll sere port be lic difp C • ran Prel wit Vir the by Ge Cr Cr th al 11 4 4 38th DBto.-I.lentenant John Onmerfall to be Captain of a Com.l pany,without porthole, vice Hamill, promoted in the Nl:theft Corps ; Lieutenant Anthony H. Donnellan to he Captain of a Company, by porthole. vice Sir T. G. Carntioltael, who retires; Frifign Randolph Crewe to be Lieutenant, vice Donncilan. 6oth Ditto--Major-Getieral Edward Moulton, front half pay, to he Colonel Commandant of a Battalion, vice Lord Charles Fitzroy, appointed to the Command of the 48th Foot; Major EdwardDrummund to lif..l.ituti.nant•Colonel.lit purchafe. vice Sehoedde, who retires; Lieutenant Honourahle Frederick Howard, from the ictb Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company. hy purchafe, vice Tauriat, who retires. 66th Ditto--Vauu L rice, Gent, to be Eriagn, without purchafe, vice Maddock, promoted In the 27th Foot. 69th Ditto—Enlign Gorge Sarville Colter to be Lieutenant, without porthole ; David Duabory, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Colter. 71R Ditto—Enfimi William Upton, from the 14th Garrifon Bat talion, to he Lieutenant, without purchafe. 72d Ditto—Enlign James Peacock, front the 48th Foot, to he Lientenant, by purchafe, vice Lyiler, who retires; John Ged des, Gent. to he Enlio, without purchafe, vice Nicholfon, ap pointed to the 55th Foot. 79th Regiment of Font—Ettlign J. C. Cameron to he Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Sutherland, promoted in the 7111 Foot! Alesanthr Cameron, Gent. to he Fillip, vice J. C. Cameron. 37th Ditto—lieutcuant. Frederick Delbarres, front the 6oth Foot to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Payne, promoted in the 46th Foss% posh Dittn—Lieutenant Pale O'Keefe Boulger, from the Sill Font,to be Captain of a Company, without porthole. 6th Weft India Regiment—Lieutenant ---- Rots to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Brown, appointed to the 4th Garrifon Battalion; Enlign R. Whiteford to be Lieutenant, without porthole, vice M'Donald, who refigns ; Enfign Ifaac Hodges to be Lieutenant, vice Roll; John Blafbfield, Gent. to be Enftgn,vice Whiteford. Champagnes Regiment.-Enfign Alexander Maclean, from late sth Foot, to be Second Lieutenant. Ramfay's Regiment—Enfign Henry Stewart, from the 70th Foot, to be Second Lieutenant. Maitre Corpr..-Major Sir John Pringle Dalrymple, Bart. from the 48th Foot. to he ieuttnant.ColuneL The King's German Legion. Regiment of Draroons—Captain Au of Bau.n Linfengen to be Captain of a Troop, with temporary rank. Liciletiant Keriletibrucb to be Lieutenant, with tempo rary rank. Ift Battalion of Light Infantry—Enfign Gultavus Baron Mar fchalk to be F.nfign. York Light Infantry Volonteen—Enlign I ouis Filet, from the ad Weft India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without pur chafe. Bth Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant General John Watfon Tatiwell Watfon, from half-pay ot the 9th Foot, to be Colonel. Captain Nicholas De Jerfey, from the 75tb Foot, to be Captain of a Company. To be - James Stewart, from the Retired Lift of Invalids. I.ltutenant John Egan, from half pay of the 89th Foot. Lieutenaot Daniel Doolittle, from the 26th Foot. Lieutenant Edward Bremner, from the 3d Weft India Regiment. Lieutenant Alexander Moorhead, from the 66th Foot. Lieutenant George P-imer, from the 6td Foot. Lieutenant John Montgomery, from the 15th Feet. To be En6gnsrQuarter Matter Alexander Murray, front half pay of the late Mani Feneibles. Davies, late Q . uarter Matter of the ink Light Dragoons. Zaehariah Wily o; ~ thnt. late Lieutenant of the Elk: Feneibles. Serjeant A. Walehe, from the 3d Foot Guards. STAFF. Captain Robert Maenah, of the ytft Foot, to be Deputy Wpm. tosiGeneral of the Colonial Troops in the Bland of Ceylon, with the rank of Major in the Army. Captain William Boothby, of the 27th Foot, to be Affiltant In fpeetor at the Army Depot in the Me of Wight. john Thomas, Efq. late Lieutenant Colonel in the 28th Foot, to be au Infpedting Field 00acer of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps, with the temporary rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon William Holmes, front half-pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces. Commiffions in the Invernefs, &c. Regiment of Mi litia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Angus Mourn, Gent. to be Enfign, vice John Cameron. Datcd Noronha 15, 1804. Me under M'Rae, Gent. to be Enlign, vieeJames Grant, promoted. Dated December 6, 1804. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Invernefs. Invernefaire Volunteer Infantry. Glengary, Morar, and Letterfindlly Battalion. 3d Glengary Company. Lieutenant James Macdonncll to be Captain, vice Coll Mac Don nell,refigued Enfign John Macdonnel to be Lieutenant, vice Macdounell, promoted. Dated December ao, 1804. 4th Glengary Company. Jahn Hall, Gent. to be Enlign, vice GeergeMacdcmnell, appointed in the Invernefsaire Militia. Dated December ao, 1804. Fort William, Arifaig, Moidart, and Eigg Battalion. Hugh Cameron to be Adjutant, vice James Barker, appointed in the 63d Regiment of Foot. Dated November 15, acie. Hand of Sky Southern Battalion. Norman Macdonnell, Gent. to he Earn, vice Charles Macdon- Dell, appointed in the Lioc. Dated November 27, aka. Wand of Sky Northern Battalion. John Macleod, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Keneth Bethune, ap pointed in the Inverncb•Qdre Militia ; F.nfign John Mintyre to be Lieutenant, vice Mach.cxl; William Golme, Gent. to be Fart, v!cc John A'l•lntyre, promoted. Dated Novena bet. 16, t 8..;. Long 111 And Battalion. Long ifimul AJdiliunal Cnmpany. Lieutenant Norman Maclean to be Captain vice Erren Macdo nald, decrafed ; Roderiek M•bieii, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Norman M•t.can, promoted, Dated November ad, ISO 4. Commiffion s in the Leiceticrlhite Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Captain John Wilkes to be Sccoud Major. Dated November 30, 1804. Lieutenant W. B. Burton to be Captain ; Henry Temple, Efq. to be Captain. Dated September 24, 1804. Jeifeph Travers, Gent. to be Lieutenant and Adjutant. Dated November te, 1804. William Walker, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated May a, 1804. ERRATUM In the Gazette of December 11,1804. 3d Regiment of Buckingharnlhire Volunteer Infantry. For George Thomas, Efq. late Captain of the Eighth Wcft India Regiment, to be Captain and Adjutant. Gomndffion dated April an. 18,4, read George Thomas, Efq. late Captain of the Sixg, Weft India Regiment, to be Captain and Adjutant. Cum million dated April a 0,1804. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOL.VED. Jofeph Sharp and Henry Crank, painters, Liverpool, Decem ber 31, 1r,0 4 . Thomas Willmore, James Willmore, and Jofeph Willmore, iliverfmiths, Birmingham, December 35. Ilepjantin Clarke and James Chapman, IMen-drapera, Buagay, Suffolk, Deambfr 35. James Hodfon and Thomas Taylor, timber-merchants, Dee.lB - Bentley, Thomas Bentley, and James Dawfoo, white. lead-manufaeturers, Neat Honks, Chelfea, December 31. Sir Charles Pole, Bart. Peter Pole, Charles Pole, jun. and Ed ward Pryee, dry•fidters, London and Mancheiter , December as. Timothy ' Keymer and Roger Baker, manufaduren, Norwich, December 31, 1803. Thomas Tyndall and Benjamin Wright, (Odors, Birmingham, December re, 1804. WDliam Horuby, John Jackfun, and John Gilbert Burks, eh:- mitts, Fencharcli-ltreet, December an. William Morley, fen. and William Murky, jun. corafaaora, Broad-street-buildh4s, December 31. J. R. Snow and Thomas Paylur, coal merchants, Greenwich, Decembet 31. Thomas Parton, and Matthew Dawes , drapena Chipping Nor ton. 01fordfhire. December 31. Samuel Chamberlain, Nadia - Chamberlain, George Rugg,and John Hoigkinfno, druggifts, fileet-ftrect, Dceemier 31. Mary liradfhaw and George Worthington, dm, Manchefter, December 31. William Nicholfon, Cam and Jor Nicholfin i dealers & Shef i lialdrDeeernber it. William Janes, fen. and Minim James, jun. squirted. makers, Cumberland-Rrect Shoredtek, December 25. Gregory Bielland and William Wells, brewers, Maidea, Mex. November 19. Thomas Serie and Samuel Cater, linen-drapers, St. Paul's Church-yard, January 1, aos. Henry Hancock and John Bernard Hoffineyer, merchants New caftle-upm-Tyne, December 29,1804. Walter Hill and Spencer Newcomb Meredith, anomies, Gray's Inn, March 25. Pact . Ainfwortb, Richard Aintworth, and Richard Booth, whittlers, Chorlcy, Laneatliire, December 31. George Thackwrath and Benjamin Thumlinfon, pkmbers, Leeds, January 1, aos. BANKRUPTS. Jofeph Spier, late of Exeter, tallow-chandler and fon) boiler, dealer and ehapman, to furrtrider January 8, 26, and February ;6, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exett.r. Attornies, Meths. Phillips and Gcare, Exeter. Mac Valery, late of Artillery-place , Middlcfex, merchant, dialer and chapotau, January 8, 26, and February 16, at ter., at Guild ball. Attorney, Mr. MAINS, Old Jewry, Loudon. Richard Rowe, of the parith of C; ran chelter, Cambrldgethire, nur cayman, gardener, dealer and chapman , Janu ar y 13,11, at and February 16, at eleven, at the Dirdbolt Inn. St. A ndrew's• firect, Cambridge. Attornies, Mr. Year(. White, Cambridge; or Mr. Orrell, Winfley•Rreet, Oxford-Rivet, London. rohn Catterninle, of Baldwin 's dardeus, Gray's inn-lane, Middle lex, victualler, dealer and eliapman, January Is. 22 ,and February 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Harvey, Currttor-fixoet, Chancery-lane. DIVIDENDS January 25. Robert Anemic, of Sheffield, Yorklhire,feiffar-manu faCturer, at two, at the Angcl Inn, Sheffield. January 26. James Arpin, of Ma-gate, Kent, linen•draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 25. Major Hart, late of Bourn, Lincoln Mire, money ferivencr, at eleven, at the Bull Inn, Bourn. January 21. John Sharland, late of Cochfpuraftrcet, Middlefez , linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Janua:y 29. John Scott and Walter Sc ,tt, both of Gain ford fleet t, parilh of St. John, Southwark, tallow-chandlers and copartners, at eleven, a t G u ildh a ll. January at. James Maning, Thomas licavifidc, and Thomas Boreman, of Barge-yard, Buckleribury, Loudon, Manch. (ter warehoulemen and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall January 21. Benj MLR Sutton, of Birr.ingliarm button-maker, at three, at the Sw.m 'Tavern, Bull.ltrcet, Lirmingham. January 21. James Harper, late of Bordelley, pariffi of Anon. A` Warwleklbire, nult-thill and nayonet-maker, at deur', at the I Swan Inn, high-theft. Birmingham. January 12. Thomas Wright, of eafington. Bucks, coach-er.after, dealer and chapneatt, at ten, at Guildhall Ltnidon. January an. Jai e. NEller, of Shad-Thames, Southwark, Surrey, bi r, at eleven, at Guildhall. January 22. George L.( Southwark, Surrey, linen draper, at twelve, at Guildhall . January 29. Wiiliant Blithe% of Cannon-threat, London, grocer and fugar.baker, •it eleven, at Guildhall January 26. William Bell, of Valitighall-ftreet, London, baize faCtor, dealer and rhapmait, at ten, at Guildhall. February 2. John Jarratt the younger, of Water-lane, Tower ftrect , London „broker. at ten, at Gnihlball. January za. Richard Jenhinfett, of Nochlingtun, Yorkthite, too ney.fet ivencr, at eleven, at the Geor : e Inn, Ynrk. January as. Thomas Cottle, tat , of Bata, 10a...boiler, at eleven, at th. Cailte and Bali lam Bath. January 25. George Browne and Henry Brown, late of Livereool, merchants and partner., at eleven, the Globe cavern, Jahn ftreet, Liverpool January 24. Peter Crokat and Thnnws Stevenfon, of Liverpool, merchants and copartners, ateleven, at the Globe *favern, John- Itreet, Liverpool. January 23. James Robinfon, of Liverpool, nravillon merchant, at twelve, at the George Inn, Dale-ftscct, I iverimot January 24. Henry Vaughan, of I.iverpool,wholefale grocer, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Feb. 2. William Yeoman, of l'heobald's - row , hiiddlefes, tallow chandler, at ten, at Guildhall. January 22. John Tolley, of the Strand, Isliddiefes, Latter, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. 14. John Came and John Stephens, late of Pcnryn, Corn wall, copartners and Moyle. epees, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Feb. 36. Charles Blaurock and John Henry Lutterlolb, both late of Mark-lane, London, merchants and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. January a 9. Hugh Jones,of Cow-line, Snow Hill, London, checre monger, at eleven, at Guildhall. January 24. Mary Tan, of Bath,widow, grocer, at ten, at Guild hall, London. January 22. Thomas Samuel Smith, of Prittlewell, Fifes, victual. let, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 16. Peter Cavan, of Brightheladtone, Sulfa, linendraper, at ten, at Guildhall. London. January 26. James Hewitt, now or late of Wilfon-ftrect, Moor fields, Middlefes, weaver, at ten, at Guildhall. January 22. Samuel Stinton, of Birmingham, timber merchant, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham. January as. William Walton, late of Wribbenliall, parifh of Kid derrniniter, Worcellerbire, innkeeper and liquor-merchant, at eleven, at the George Inn, Eewdley. January 26. John George Williams, late of Wineliefter-ftreet, l.ondon, but now of Maribald (treat, London Road, Surrey, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. February 1. Jofeph 'Travis and Peter Nevi% both of Bolton le• Moors, Laticafhire, muflin-manuradurcre and copartners, at eleven, at the Nag's Head inn, anhomit-Mours. January 9. Grace Riding, widow, and William Reding. her fen, both of Andover, Hants, linendrapers and copartner., at eleven, at the Upper Angel, Andover. January 29. Edward Hikier Strange, of Front, Suffea, grocer, at test, at Guildhall, Loudon. January 29. William Knight, of Tonbr:dge Wells, Kent, banker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 29. Henry Pizey, late of Sun-itrect, Billanpfgate•ftrect, London, baker, at ten, at Guildhall. January 29. Joreph Coulthard, of Bucklerfbury, London, ware houfeman, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. a. John Dunkin, now or late of Red-Croft-ftreet, Lundon, rectifirr, wine and fpirit-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. January 18. John (benhy, of Witicheller, draper, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Stroud, Gleuceiterthire. January 18. Jofeph Sims, of lioncycombe, parilh of hliferd.en. Glooctfter, yeoman, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at toe King's Anus Inn, Stroud. Feb. uary 9. James Popplewell and John Jepfon, of Lawrence Poultney-lane, London, brokers and copartners, at one, at Guildhall. January 23. George Tanner, of Briftol, hardwareman and cutler, at twelve, at the Full Moen lean, North Brent, Bella January 26. Balthafar Giorgi, late of Ratelitt Highway, Xliddlefes, chytnift, at ten, at Guildhall. January ts. Thomas Bufbncll, late of Wei:mintier Road, Surrey wheelwright, at ten, at Guildhall January 26. Charles Stephenfon, of Parliament-ftreet, Weftroin. fter, ftationer. at twelve, at Gutldht: ll. January 26. Robert Finnia, of l'avillock-ftreet, Bedford.fluare, Middlefes, money-feriae:tier, at one, at Guildhall, January 12. John Sparkes. of LeadenhalLilseet, London, tea dealer, at one, at Guildhall. January 29. Thomas Pirkerfgill, of little Turnilik, Holborn, Mialtilefes, baker, at ten, at Guildhall. January 29. William Purdy, of Mark-lane, London, broker, at ten, at Guildhall January s 6. Thomas Weightman, of Newgatet-(treat, London, mercer, at ten, at Guildhall. January 28. Nevin Moore, of I.ancaiter, merchant, at eleven, at the Bear and Staff, Lancalter. January 24. James Rodgctt, late of Blackburn, Lancathire, muffin manufaCturer, at eleven, at the Dun Honk Inn, Blackburn. January 29. John Snawdon, of Plymouth, Devonibirc, draper, at one, at Guildhall, London. January 21. Armand De Lcivre, of Finch-lane, London, mer chant, at ten, at Guildhall. January 29. John Tread:old, of Portfea, Hants, cabinet-maker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. January 19. William I.i anington, late of Exeter, currier, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. January 11. Elias Fletcher, of Snw,:rby, pad% of Hatiraz, York • woolnapier, at ten, at the Tallior Inn, Bradford. January 22. Thomas Archer, of Hereford, Uncut!' apex and mar car, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. January 21. Art areas &saner, of Birmingham, merchant, at eleven, at Styles's Hot Birmingham. January 22. Thomas Buo:on and Thomas Bantle Buxton, !etc of LONDeni : Printed and putitiffied by LF.VPf.ieres t , Leieefter, bankers sail •opartneph at tc., at She Blue Bel:, in, terbtry-place, Lambeth), at the STAR Of rtce. No, s, e arc i„ Leicelter. Oro% alto at theST a a Olsten. Templa-Bas riItAiWATIVA AT LONDO sit nu U-!Atie A )w. Morning • - 43 minutes after Afternoon S minutes a",— ATWOOD's BRITISH_HERBACEOUS . OII4ImENT fur CORNS and CHILBLAINS, NITHICH entirely eradicates both Soft and Hard w CORNS, cares tendemers in the Feet, Chaps, and Chil blains. This remedy operatcs without any path, or hindrance to the Patient. Sold, with directions how to ufe It, and the bathes and refiden. ces of Frfons eur‘d, wholcfale and re - ail, is boxes at 211. each. (Itantp included) by Berry, No. 17, Greek-Breet, Soho; Shaw anal Edwardi, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; 274 retail by Coultas. 126, Crest ftreet, liloorrflwry ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; s Clarke, 269, Bones; h; 13intteail, Claichefter and Bognor ; Lary St. Ednartds; Wright, Hereford; A. Smith, Lai ninwea g Flax.nan, Swa des ; T. Ma u, Portfotoutb; Burnham; Malim.. head; and In mall towns in t'ac Kingdom. LI AV LNG aectcated my! ett to the Rudy, And ueett gratified by the molt confitterable praaice in that branch which I thought ;roper to foied, I ultra that I base not mom Ina employed m 1 time than thc.e who, in the eatenfire fie) I of the profeffion, art ct.cafionally imrnerfei in uncertainty, and cannot always attain Li . r. fnec , ..". which is acquired ly concentrating the intediettial power to imeclafs of diforders. The dilearcs of DEBILITY arc peculiarly &Padang, for they bring with tz,cm a train of concomitant fymptoms, and, by a do preflion of all viral energy, ealitetice itfclf becomes ernhitterea.-• Whether they ariZe from the prcwiler...e of ill example, theckftsse tive habits of fehtsol-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re. quire the molt lifiduotis profc.ffiortal ; hut by the igtOrallee of uneducated men, the fruptcnie are aggravatv3, mi the ma :intim is dcitroyed. As a MEM SR of the ROYAL COLLEGRef SURGEONS. I ground my pretcolions on regularity of education; and 'ptiffeffizi every privilege to pranice, I ford myfelf entitled t 3 that confide= with which I have hiiLerto been fa iberally honoured. In the Ern fenfadont of local wakr.e's, early application win prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but where the (of ferer, from a cosiciaufniffs of the unmardine's of the vice which mural his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or cenfure of his family phylicisin. and broods over his infirmity with careful con cealment, it mutt be fatisfadtory for him to he allured not only of cape,"ility of treatment but alto of the molt inviolable fecrecy. Ar.d in recent V Mitred Complaints it is poifible to prevent DAN danger or dards ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire nicrt of exclufive esperierce in thla hoc to dleift a fee, ecru:a, fpccdy re-eftabliihments Inner the advantage of this errerimce to tbace of either fez who are aillidted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fyniptoms of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all Ceos the terms of ream. neraticn are Rated on the lira interview. Paeents in the country arc expeaLd to Inclofe a Bank note, and are mlueßed to fpccify their urge end manner of MARTIN BREE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons to London. No so. Arundel-ftrect, Strand. nen Temple Par ro t. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New 13 rhige-ttrcet, London, at ft, Edinburgh, May a, 18CC4 I N the fpring of 1794 I was afiliaed with a Vene. real Complaint, which I treated with indifference for Svo months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician,who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difcafc (by mercu rial applications) for Come rime ; but growing, in fpitc of rU medi cine and the advice of the het Gentlemen of the Faculty here, wurfe and worfe t !:r two years, I was redr.ced to a (fate ithauft aralicicd and be , : ond d:ieription, being an entire leper, a•til ulce rated from bead to 100t.--.My head, throat, mouth, role, lags. at ms, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming ufelcfs ; in thort, I have had front 20 TO 3o eating ulcers on my body, and ' nearly totally deprived of tizht.—lt would be vetentinous to par ticularize all my cafe—fallice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more complicated na ture. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined my - felf,beyond all hopes of recovery ; and, indeed, in my then condi tion, death was preferable to illy more than miferable Rate. In this dreadful fituation dial I drag a molt miferable exillence,till Diva we PROVIDENCe threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—my friends read it, I could not.-41 fent and procured lonic of your LEAKE'S PATENT PILLS, WhiCh by ufmg front time to time am now, and have long been, (after more than four years iudefe:ibabie dittre:-.), in as good a Rate of hcalth as ever I enoyeil; as a proof of this. I hail a tine. thriving, hell, thy child, born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to G o - old iu hapi.s of renderiog may fellow-creature (crake, I requelt you ti. publith this ; anti yoe may at any time refer pi. rfoni, who with to he (stiffed of the truth of this, or further I , articulars, to mc or toy friends, by letter or peeress. As few cafes for badoefs will ever equal mine, and none exceed ....... it, I It Are front t xperience every reafon to allure mankind, that its your I.tAKL'e , PILLS they wiil find a lure, rpte.ly, Lk, and radi cal care, f It. that molt dreadful Rage of the Ve.uereal Dircurs, which is called—a CON/1104ED coca. J. T. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Teoaus TAT,.e it s Merols:r of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, t: his bout!. No. 9, New Bridgr-ftrect ; where he 1,;:l give advice, withoat a fee, to perfous taleitig there Pills and wi:i aLfiver patients k%. tees, if putt paid, on the fame terms, °bret rig in all '5O molt inviolahla recrecy, no Perfon's name of cafe ha vinrbeen awn tioned,but at their own particular sequel:. by tl.e Proprietor, du ring the courre of more than 36 years, that he bus had the cc.e dudting of au este:alive rale of the above nualieinc, and the prac tice ariling therefrom. They ..re alfo fold. by his Appoirtrneut, for the eonvenicree of thole living at a dittance, by Mr. Baxter, So:un-:midge. Edin burgh; Mr. Moutons, Printer, Glr.rjuw, to vanot alto Mr. T refers fur his addref,; at the Perfumer's, No. 33, St. Alban's ltreet, ; Mr. Robe rtfon s Toy-fhor , No. 101, Oxford- Rivet; Mr. Dilbomugh's, No. 7, Fifh.ftrect-11111,marly oppofite the Monument; Mr.Stecl's, Bookfelle r, No. r, Univil-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's,Dublit. ; and by one Perfon is tray conflderable town in Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. Qd. each, fealed up with full and plain Directions, whereby Perfons of either Sex may curl themfelves with cafe end N'"*t t NUMBER 40 0 , _ _ • THEE TO-MORR( vv 1 (9ciog hi Maio Cha (Being be After wlk RICI Thla Evening.-4 Side; and No bon On (b TREAT TO -MO RR( will be TI ,Mae nth iskt Davy. Mr lk Mr. Lirg. Afte: t htch Prlll Comic HARI Or, T This Fvenir c-1 And on Th:trft Comedy, in fiv:, to Rule a Hulani The Pubhe are r tainment k in two eluced. GQ MR. WILS ALA. Spring Con pathology, and Su as ufual. AT THE C rrHE PAN: SIRRF.S, vu Seven till To: o'C tor., which I - 3 Sp a the cur.. s. N.H. The Pann eseeted in the Ca'..l TO PARES YOUNG G. Ladies yo n Steps, every (Alice Waking, Sitting, E addrefs, for One G trance ch:!rz:.!ii.--C Ladies t :I and a-hdlf Aflitted by hlcilr 19, Shcrar4-qw-d Goadman's Alto FtTils •,1 ai foon ever. The felea Subfcric Large Schools el vantage. YELLOW DR. WILLI bandor, at Domellk Encyclop approvca and recur at large (and ....sae America, or any o been folijr6.l to Er at the 1 1 ..oprietor'. CO PREVENT and The molt pally refpettlabic Pirforn at the Warebaufc, the efficacy of t Ycllo.o Foyer, but lucre:vet of Hcaltii Tilt above Cons, of Fevcr, I twctve =Guth% THIS A,►v Ginty, nent,! by the tde ilrent, Covent 1.;,o, in come pri! •ttentkn. of the "• made nnd Cold tl Garden, are t.ow,. which, is a proof. near twi yt ars hav Bilious, Gouty, ant the reeommt of Bath and Welk perfons, as n iy tath hox ; as thc; hare obtained in th cbaraetcr, the Publ thole made front th Bedford.ltrret, Coy Counrry.in Bores, N. B. In the al RUSSIA 01 oirc, verea fat LONG, cv;ri on and will in ill cal throuzn age, fichne its Oeusvth pros found t.) It ive th: The above Oil it price 7s. per bottle, uinea. To be had of Mr ftreet; and, by 31 , 1 fqu tre; Mr. I Not Green's, No. '31.0 Mr.Wlthcr., No. 2 Mr. Butler, N. t Mr. P. eaburn, Non, Ste the Fic!...nge. 1 •• • N.B. The kiitTi2 Boring the lo[. of H All Orders front by fending the M Mr. Prince, No. 3; Several Coulemt delayed aftur tiring they have experi.t have been nearly co I ill of its Virtues hl Pic teflimony of its MARRIED.. Lit*, Mr. Thomn Dawfoo, of INIJI tiollertnr, agel 6*, to Mifa Golightly, a bouneiug Imild of 64. 'lhe .11. Ala la biidegruoill liAd been a widower altuoil 6s. weeks ! AI to: Lately. in Tipperary, John Power, Colonel of the Tipperary Militia, fun to John Power, rig. of that town. At Arbroath, on the t gth ult. George Kyd, Efq. of Berry-I.:old, in the 85th year of !Usage. At his linufe of Greenfield, near Irvine, on the :Feb nit. C:ptaiu John Richardfon, aged Sa, nr.ny )Cara an utE:er in the id or King's own dragoon.. On Tudday, at his houf.:, Alaize-Hill, Greenwich, Dr. Buxton, aged 7'l. On the toth ult. at his hook at Richmond. frederiek Pigou, Fry. At Kilimaurs Manfc, on the 221 ult. the Rev. Alex. Miller, mi tußcr of that parifh. At lioUyl rook, near Ratadalilown, Hugh Montgomery, of Cul , lyearnet, county Down, Pity. At his feat at Ilallyvorndl. county Clare, in the 90th year of his age, John lever s %Vigor', rfq. At the Abbey, Rsthk.al, George Leake, fen. Efq. In the workbook of the psrith of Chellerfield, Mr. W. Manley, who formerly pradifed as an eminent attorney and folicitor, and was employed by the foil families in the neighbourhood. At &Amin, Mir, Peggy Hambly, of that place. I Ice death was oecafioned by a pimple. width firtt wife on the back part of neck, and daily increaling, at length fpread itfelf ir.to the ii..e a large turnip, refembring a body of putrified Heft- N.. tmdical affifiance could reach the nature of her difor&r, ai.el after lauguilh• ing keen! months, Use expired without the kaft ftruggle. 'fhurfday, at his hunk in Park areet, Charts Townley ,of Townley, in the county of lam:after. On 'fuefday, Dee. 25, after a long and painful inners, which the bore with Cbriflian patience and refignation, Mrs. Price, of WA!. worth Terrace. At Bath, on the eft of January, Nicholas Ridley, Efq. a Maf ter in Chancery, and one of the Benchers of Grays Inn. On Wetinciday morning, at her mother's honk in Lower Eton ' :tree', the wife of Captain Liardet, of the Royal hiariaes. On Wednefday bit, at her hook in Percy area. aged yg, Mrs. ' Role, widow of the lit: Dr. Wm. Rofe, of Chifwick, and eiddk ' dau:hter of the Late Rey. i)r. Samuel Clark, of St. Alban's. On the t7thult. Mrs. Sarah Henrierta Brifbane, the widow of the late Cau. lA'i: i am Brifha le, of the Reyat Navy. ' A tew days ago, aged 54, Mrs. Pilgrim, wife of Charles Pilgrim Ef.. of Haut teat.