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Fnme the LONDON GALIITTR, APRIL is. • 5 MILIThRY PROMOTIONS. WAR-07110E, APRIL 13. 7th Regiment of Dragoo; Guards—Cornet Thomas Shaw to be Lientenznr; without made, vice William Miller, who retires; Rollin jaint. Ellis, from the 18th Foot, to be Comet, by pur. chafe, eke Shaw. sd Regiment of Dragoons... Lieutenant Thomas Relgnolds to be Captain of a Troop, without porchate; Carnet William Walker to be Lieutenant. without pan:hate; Cornet John Godfrey Pe en, from the King's German Legion, to be Ditto. 3d Ditto—Cornet G Wyndham, from the sub Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, 'reboot prelate, vice Manley, promoted. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant James Heywood, from the 3t It Foot, to be Adjutant, (with the Rank of Lieutenant.) vice Nugent, who refigns the Adjutancy. loth Regiment of Light Dragoons..Quarter•Mafter John Roberts to be Paymeter. vice Manby,, who renegue. 13tb Ditto—William Moreton, OWL to be Cornet, by prelate, vice Hall, promoted. 14th Ditto—Charles Eyre, Gest to be Cornet, without prelate, vice Genkel, who 13d Ditto—Cornet John Waring, from the 9th Light Dragoons, to be Lituterant. without purchafe. eft Regiment of Foot Guards—F.olip John Reeve to be Lieute nant, by pincher., vice Monteith rmota. eft Regiment of Foot—Captain R Dooms, from the 95th Foot, to be Captaio of a Company vice Jesidatoo, who et changes; Lieutenant Edward Ferd inand Glover to be Ditto. without purchafe • Kollin Malcolm Clark to be Lieutenant, vice Robinfon, &Cured ; William Hardy's% Gent. to be Ea fagn, vice Clark. ,th Ditto.-.EnSgs Thomas Cottoo,from the Bth Foot, to be Lieu tenant, without purchak. Bth Ditto—Arthur Ward, Gent. to be Enfign, without portiere, vice Cotton, promoted to the 7th Foot. 16th Ditto.-.Lieutenaat Sockelle Berkeley to be Captain of a Company, without purchate, vice Realm, promoted in the 7t it Foot; John Wall, Gent. to be Enhgn, without purehate, vice Speed, promoted in the 37th Foot. 18th Ditto—Enfign Cornelius Carleton to be Lieutenant, without perehafe, vice Barker i ginted to the pd Foot; Duvifun, Gent. to be ,vice Carleton. sti Ditto—Enfign Alexander Mddrum to be Lieutenant, by por tiere. Ca Murray, who retires; Thomas Poole, Gent to be Enflgo, without pureltak, vice Glubh, promoted in the 76th root. !4th Spooner. Gent. to be Feign, without per chafe, vice Brads, promoted in the bad Font gith Ditto—Peter Stone Baron, Gent. to be Enfign, without par dale, vice Unwire, promotes 1a the 6sd Font. cock Chilholm, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur date, vice Glib. whofe Appointment has net taken place. aid Ditto—Lieutenant Job: Cummings, from the tit Dragoon - Ouards,to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. 33th Ditto—Henry Rutherford, Gast. to be Bongo, by purchafe, vice Wood, promoted le the 17th Foot. 37th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purebefo—Enflp Pierce Butler Gal way, from the Bth Welt ladle Regiment, vice M`Creagb, pro moted in the 7th Weft ladle Regiment; &dip James Bilker, from the 68th Foot, vice Kilbce, dowated ; Baku William Spred, from the toth Foot,viee ktKeitzie, promoted in the 46th Foot; Enagn Henry Owen Wood, from the 3d Weft India Regiment, vice M'Leaa, promoted in the 7th Weft India Re giment. 44th Ditto—Tidy William Alexander Craig to be Lieutenant, by purchak, vice Guthrie, pi emoted; William Maltby, Gent. to be EnSgn, vice Bell, who 46th Ditto—Lieutenant William Wolfeley to be Captain of a Com without purchufe, vice Mockler, promoted in tie ad Fort; Feign Tbom,e Hannay, from the Bth Welt India Re giment, to be Lieutenant, without pure-bate, vice W. N. Whyte, • Wetted ; Bo6gn John Watts, from the 64th Foot. to be Lieu tenant, without purchafe, vice Mune, applaud elide 64th Font; Serjeant-Major Stephen biDoeirdi to be quarter-Mat ter. vice Moon, appointed unite zit Weft India Regiment. 47th Ditto—Lk-mama John William Hutchhion to be Captain of a Company, by porchate, vice Farmer, who retires. 62d Ditto-1.116ga Bartholomew Unlade from de s3th Foot, to be lieutenant, without prank. 64th Ditto--Lieutenant Haase PiPLaine, front the 46th Foot i to be lieutenant, Vice Sheppard, detested. John Arthur Allen. Gent. to be Enligo, without purelute, vice Watts, promoted in the 46th Foot. Walter St. John. Gene. to be Eagn, without parade, vice Kennedy, promoted In the 68th Foot. 67th Ditto—Lieetesunt JolisiGordot to be Captain of a Coin piny, by purchafe, vice Watt, who retiree. Lieutenant William R. Beverley, from the 66th Foot, to be Pay. matter of the ad Battalion. vim Candy, who 68th Ditto—Enlien Simpftin Kennedy. from the Zroot, to be Lieutenant, without pm:chafe, vice Marge, promoted in the Bth Weft India Regiment; Budge Wiliam Fromm, from the tit Well India Regiment, to be Limitatiot, without swank vice Foley, promoted is the 4th Weft India Regiment; Albeit Gledftanes, Galt to be Enka, without parebefe, vice Onus, promoted in the 7oth Foot; joteph Team, Gan. to -be Eolign.wlr►oatpurehate,ekeßlmor,promoted in the 37th Foot. felt Ditto— En6go Hamlet Ohba. from the Mk Foot, to be Lieu tenant, without parchate, vice Nicholls, donated. Quarry Matter Scrjeant Thomas Hopwoo d , from the 40th Foot, to be Quarter Mailer, vice Smith, ed. 14th Dktn, Frederick, Gent. to be lingmt.withost porchate. vice Downing. promoted in the 69th Foot. 76th Ditto—Enfigu John Warren Olebb, from the Sod Foot, to be Licutenant, via St. Aulkyrs, dank'. 78th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas W. M'Doupll, from half-pay of the 88th Foot, to be lieutenant, via Clarke, who exchanges. 82d Ditto—Captain John Rainy to be Major, by purchafe, vice Bingham, promoted in the sid Foot. 89th I Sten—John Cunningham, Gent.to be Ear, without per dare. vice Dillon, promoted in the 99th Foot. Walter Scully, Gent. to be EnOgn, without parade. 90th Ditto—Lientcnant William Wallace to be Captain of a Com pany. by predate, vice Butler. promoted. 93th Ditto—Captain John ton, from the Royals, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Duncan, who achanges. 96th Ditto—Lieutenant John Jappie, from half-pay of the 68th Foot. to he Lieutenant, vice Wane, who exchanges. 99th Ditto—Enka John M. Dillon, front the 89th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without porchate. zit Will India Regiment al —Lieutenant James ktOultoefrOm the 6th Weft India t, to be Captain of a Compauy, without lourehate, vice ernictoo, appointed to the 64th Foot. (*tuna Mailer John Moon, from the 46th Foot, to fie vice Frown, promoted in the 68th Foot. 3d Ditto.-Enfign Peter Rwikdge, from the zit Well India Re giment, to be Lieutenant, vice Bowan, detested. Join Campbell, Gent. to be Ear, without purchafe, vice Wood, pi:emoted in the 37th Foot. 4th Ditto—lieutenant P. It Fokyarcen the 68th Foot, to be Cap. tads of a Company, without porehate. vice Wright, appointed to the 90th Foot; Lieutenant Frederick Rowan, from the 64th Foot, to be Ditto, vice WOW. appointed to the Royals; En- Bp Alexander Anton to be Lieutenant, without parade. Sib Ditto—Major Alczander Mart K. Hamilton, from the 68th Font, to be Lieutenant Colonel, without purdah. nth Ditto—lags George Baugh Maddifon, from the Bth Woh India Regiment to be Lieutenant, without purehafe, vice His mama ,ditmiffed the ((twice ; Win Jekyll Fairclotk, iron the Royal African Cameo be Lieutenant, without purdah, vim M'Ouffog, promoted in the tit Wet: India Regiment. Bth Weft India Regiment. T o be bingos, without parelinte, Gahva_y, Gent. vice Mad den, promoted in the 6th Well India Rft. intent ; Samuel w a g& Walcott, Gent. vice Bonhory. promoted in the 46th - Fm; Keit. Gent, vice Galway, promoted in the 37th Foot. Royal Artless Corps--S pe aje r est c alenes Berke, from the 64th heti to be Endp, without vice Fairdoth, promoted in the 6th Wdt India Dillon's Regiment= Peter Raised to be Major, widow verdure, vice Pcrpoueher, promoted. 9th Royal Veteran ilattallonCaptain Richard Armftrong, from the Bth Veteran Bettalloo, to be Captain of a Company, and Captain William Hope illacherley, front the atft Foot, to be Captain of a Company. . To be Lievtenants--.Liendimat Walter Roddirnan, from the Bth Foot; Ballo Edward IL Wollama. from the ad Royal Veteran Battalion, sad lodge AJasoda M'Kensie, from the 6th Ve- Boas& To h teran e Eldira-.4.4we11i ikbiglias big (bait Aida Sajeant of the 53 4 FM. • • Captain Smith's Guam Company, for Service in, the WeR Indies. Sajeint Jinx. Pau* from the 37th Foot, to be Men. STAFF. To be AfGant-Commiffaries of Stores, Provifionsl and Forage to the Forces. John Thomas Humphreys, and Thomas Dumardq, Gents. . HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Thomas Giddy, from the 87th Foot, to be Carrillo Sur geon to the Oland of St. Luria, vice Heatherly/. deeeakil. BARRACKS. John Thasnpron. Gent. Quarter Matter of the Berwickatire Vo• lancers, to be s Barrack Matter in Great Initain, vice M'Clar ran, demoted. _ _ MeIIOtANDUSI. Enign John Hellcat, of the ooth Foot, is fisperfeded. The appointment of EnSin J. W. Glubb to be Lieutenant, by rue chafe in the aid Regiment of Foot, vice Murray, who retires , as ftaled in the °abate of the so' of April, aBO3, has not taken place. E in the Gazette of the 54th January, 1804. . azd Regiment of Foot. For Michul Riddell. Gent. to be Evill', by purchafe, vice G1a413, promoted, read Michael Riddell, Germ to be Enfign, by per chafe, vice llfeilem, promoted. In the Gomm of the 23c1 of Match, 'Bop, loth Light Dragoons. For Charles O'Haizorty. Gent. to be Cornet, Zy prelude, Tice Mellith, promot ed , read Charles O'Hare, Geld. to be Cornet, wishes' purchafe , vice Mthith, promote d. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlefez.—Weftern Regiment of Mid dlefex Militia. George Francis, Gent to be Enfign. Dated March 18, 1804. James Scott, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated March ti, 1804. Somerfet Place Volunteers. • Charles Barrow, Gent. to be Ear, vice Yates, romoted; Jain Melberne Mat*, Gent. to be Rain, vice bilen, promoted ; John Stanton, Gent robe Surgeon. Dated ioniser? 2, 11405. Royal York Mary-la-Bonne Vo sisteers Second Lieutenant --•••• Fawcett to be Flit Lieutenant, vice Lord Percival, promoted; Second Lieutenant i!hillimorc to be Flrtt Lieutenant, vice Jones, Trained; Edward Dance, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Fawcett. Dated February 1 5. dos. Lieutenant Hall to be Captain, vice Mills, relined. Dated March 7. itos. St. Clement Danes Volunteers. William Rather?, Pk to be Capt.iin, vice Prince, refigned; olio Hunt, Gent.to be i..icutenant, vice Rothcry, promoted; Won Rumble, Gent. to be En fi gn, vice Hunt, pr.moted. ed March 5, dos. Duke of Glouceflet's I.oyal Volunteer!. Join Tombliog, Gent. to be Ql:arter.bloiter, vice Abbott, re. flgned. Dated March ti, 1114, St. Giles and St. George, Blnomlbory, Volunteers. litho Ii ilvingtoe to be Lieutenant, vice Hanford, reigned, and .... . lan Doyle, Gent. to be Ebbw', vice Kitelt:eon. - bated Much 16, tilos. IR Battalion of Q!teen's Royal Volunteers. Second Lieutenant Michael /oveaux to be tit Lkutenant, vice Sadler, refigned, and Robert Lubin, Gent. to be Second Licu• tenant, vice Faveaux. Dated March 20. 384. Royal York Mary-la bonne Volunteers. _ _ _ _ . ....... . _ . Enclin Buriefs to be•Lieutena - nt, vice Phillimare, reclined. Dated March so, Egos. Loyal Britons Volunteers. - - - - - - - - - Charles Bit/clay, Eft. to be Captain; vice Gregg. reined; Geo. Bettye, Efq. to be Captain ; Enfign Gordon Urquhart, Puke; William Harrison, and &dip Juba Kennedy, to be Lieute nants; andliain Noel, Gent. to be Early. Dated March gt, 1803. Royal Wellminfter Volonteem Major Richard Tviining to be lieutenant Colonel, vice Birch. re figoed. Dated March it, 18os. Stoke Newington Volunteers, - - . Lieutenant James Burton to be Captain, vice Rivas, reigned; Enign Charles Hutton, to be Lieutenant, vice Burton; John Younger, Gent. to be nfign, vice Hutton; Rev. George Cat kin, D.D to be Chaplain, and Thomas Smith, Gent. to be S4ll , rem Dated Marti ab. dos. St. George's Volunteers. James Waliti, Gent. to be &Nu, vice Howilaip, reigned. Dated Ward; 18, aos. Weltern Regiment of Middlefcx Militia. Edw. Hetherington, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 9, dos. Benjamin Fos, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated April to, dos. Jokila AMU% Gent. to be knlign. Dated April 9, 18os. Charlet Griffith, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated April io ‘ dos. Royal Eattern Regiment of Middlefez Militia. James Hdin. Gem.to be Lieutenant ; William Wis. Efq to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated April iz, 18os. Royal Spelthorne Legion. Delights M'Murdo, Gent". to be Litton:ult. vice Murray, re- Signed. Datcd March its, tBos. Commilfions figned by Lord Teignmouth, Vice Lieu tenant of the County of Surrey.—Richmond Vo lunteer Infantry. Richard Fenn, Jun. to be Captain; Francis Align, to be Enka. Dated June ash 1804. • tti Regiment of Surrey Vob••iteers. _ Second Lieutenant - button, to be !Irk Lieutenant, vice Soak, reigned. Dated Ottober 27, 1804. Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry. _ _ . _ _ Cornet James Norris to be Lieutenant, vice G. 'Browne, reigned. Dated March it, tBos. William Welton, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Norris, promoted; Af. Mani Surgeon W. Aida to be Surgeon, vice Kent, reigned; William James, Gent. to be Affiftant Surgeon, vice An(cli, pro moted. Dated March as, 580 5. Woking Volunteer Infantry. Ralph, Johnfon to be Bohn, vice Fenn, promoted. Dated March acy. Loyal Southwark Volunteer Infantry. Captain Samuel Favell to be Major, vice Prichard, reigned.— Dated March 28, 18os. To be Captaina—Fuß Lieutenant Henry Smithen. Dated Mo bs is; doe. Pirft Lieutenant P. J. Lightfoot, vice Holloway, reigned; FUR Lieutenant John Donaldfon, vice Parker, deceafed; Firß Lieu tenant J. HufFam,viee Ewell, promoted. Dated March 28,1805. To belFirit Lieutenants--Second Lieutenant James Hiller, vice Smithen, promoted ; Second Ligament Thames Palme r, vice Donaldfon, promoted; Second Lieutenant Thomas Clarke, vice Tawfe, reigned; Second Lieutenant Richard Heath, vice Lightfoot, promoted. Dated as above. To be Second Lieutenan— John Jackfon, Gent. viee Hughes, re igned. Dated as above. Commillions in the Suffordlhire Militia, ligned by the Lord Lientenant.—t It Battalion. Lieutenant Waiter Borrovret to be Captain. Dated Irsb.2s, dos. To be Lieutenuote—.Enfign Brice Storr. Dated Sept. a, Enfign Benjamin Wutertini. Dated March aS, Enfign Rupert Leigh Hipkins. Dated March ap, dos. To be Rafigo—•Tbomae Lavery Cult, Gent. Dated Auguft 3, To be Quarter-Molter—Minium Hortoo, Gent. Dated DOCCIP. be: ss, tBM . _ _ To be Surgeon—George Dent, Gent. Dated December ss, tBO4. Second Battalion. To be Entigns.-William Davies, Gent. Dated July as, 1804. H. F. Dreg. Gent. Dated Novembers, 1804 W. H. Brooks, Gent. Dated Novalber 6, 1804. W. Dueller, Gent. Dated January a, dos. Commilßons in the Fourth Troop of Carmarthenfhire Yeomanry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. likyrna. Erg. to be Captain; Joky& Waters, Cent to be Lieutenant ; Juba Davies, Gent. to be Cornet. Decd April 1, tilos. Commilßon in the ill Battalion ad Regiment of Ayr. Sire Volunteers. figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. --v.- Dicks, Gent. to be Enlign. Dated March 4, dos. CommilEona in the Hartlepool Volunteer Artillery, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Durham. Charles Spearman, Efq. to be Lkutenant-Colonel Commandant; Gtr bank % El* to b:hlajor. JAW JOT Jo, do j. To be Cotslas—George Mater, PA. Dated July 30, 1103. FireLirstanane William Sedgewiek. Dateft November 6,1803. To be Plrik Lieutenants—a William Scdgewtck, William Thomp fon, William Harrifon, and Williame Yeal, Gents. Dated of 30. 1/43. Second Lieutenant William Vollum. Dated November 6, tilos. To be Second Lieutenants—WillLun /Valium Guorge Sheraton, and Timothy Johnfon, Gents. Dated July 30, 3803. Robert Prefton, Gant. Dated A uguft 31, 1804. To be Chaplain..—Rev. Robert Mahn'. Dated July 30,1803. Comrniffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.—Lath of Scray Volunteers. Stephen Luthingtoo, Efq. to be Captain, vice has, reigned.— Dated March ay, tBos. Medway Volunteers. Major James Mann to be Lieutenant-Colonel, rice Cage, deeesfed ; Captain Thomas Ryder to be Major, vice Maim ; William Efq. to be Captain, vice Ryder. Dated March ay' 18os. Commiflion in the Dorfet Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Littiquant. G e orge Layton, Gent. to be &dip, vice Robert Sampfon, refign ed. Dated March as, tits. CoMmarions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. Spilfby, Wainfleet, and Burgh Volunteer Infantry. Peter Rogers, Gent. to be Albftant Surgeon. Splay Company of Ditto. James Weblter, Gent. to be Lieutenant; William Abblewbite, Gent. to be Enfign ; John Loud*, Gent. to be Quarter -tatter. Wainfleet Company of Ditto. ' Richard Booth, Gent. to he Enfigm Sibley Volunteer Infantry. Benjamin Kelley Saul, Efq , to be Captain ; William Pacey, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Edward Cantu, Gent. to be Lincoln Volunteer Infantry. James Sympfon, Erq to be Captain ; John Caparn, Gent, to be Lieutenant ; Joteph Chambers, Gent. to be Enfign. CommifTh-ns the Alresford, Ealion, Pretion Can dcver, and Stratton Battalion of Volunteer In fantry, figned by the Lord Lientenant of the County of Southampton. Edward Hopkins, Efq to be Captain, vice Ogle, reflgned ; En6gn John Fielder to be lieutenant, vice Bulpett. reigned ; Benjamin 1 Whitest, Gent. to be Eoftgo, vice Fender, promoted. Dated April 4, egos. Commiffions in the Aberdeenfhire Volunteers, com.' minded by Lieutenant-Colonel Leith ftofs, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. David Brown, Efq. to be Captain, vice Gray, refigned ; William Medlar, Gene. to be lieutenant, vice Muir, rcligned ; George llbmlart, Gent. to be ditto,vice 'noniron, ri.figned ; John Marna Gent, to be Enllgn, vice Harvey, rcligned. Dated Mara so, 18os. Commiflions figned by the Governor of the Ifle of Wight.—lfle of Wight Gentlemen and Yeomanry. Barrington Pope Blachford, Efq. to be Major-Commandant, vice Maurice Georgeßlifett, Erg. rFEAned. Dated March as, dos. . Newport Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Artillery Company. James Cull, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 30,1804. John Medley, Gent. to be (lino. Dated April s, tBo4. Battalion Company of Ditto. James Roach, Gent to be &gip. Dated lime 15,1804. Con.mifliom ia the tR Regiment of Aysthire Volun teers,ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ayr. Lieutenant -Colonel William Kelfo to be Colonel ; Robert Came ron, Efq. to be Licutenant-Coloncl, vice Kele, promoted. Da. ed March 26,1805. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Phenix and Harvey Crakauthorp, merchants, Liverpool, April s, dot. James Smith, Jofeph Rote, and Jeremiah Smith, potters, Kingf ton-upon-Hull, March 30, silos. Thomas Crompton and John Riley, cotton-fpinners, Soyland- Milts, Yorkthire ' April 6, aoy. Thomas Harwood and Thomas Artinfon, cotton-fpinners, Lumb-Mill, Lancaihire, ,March-s,aoc: BANKIWPTCYhNLARGED. April i 6. Richard Johnfon, of *rokenhoule-yard, London, met• chant, at one, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. _ _ Herman Wilhelm', of Martin's-lane, Cannon•ftrect. London, mer chant, dealer and - ckapnian, to furrende April 16, 30, and May 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie., Mein. Palmer and Tom- Unfo s, court, Throginorton-Greet. Bryan Bentham, of Slice-noels, Kent, banker, dealer and cbapman, April so, at twelve, April 29, and May as, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornler„ Mr. 0. Nelfon, Pallgrave-place, Temple- Bar, Loudon ; or Mr. jefferys, Chatham. William Dann, of Gillingham, Kent, banker, dealer and chapman, April so, at twelve, April 29, and May as, at ten. at Guildhall, I.ondon. Attotn:ts, Mr. G. Nelfon, Palfgravc-place, Temple- Bar, London ; or Mr. Jeffery*, Chatham: James Baikle, of Chatham, Kent, banker, dealer and chapman, April 20, at twelve, April 29. and May 25, at ten, at Guildhall, Landon. Attorides, Mr. G. Nell - on, of Palfgrave-place, Temple- Bar, London ; or Mr. jefferys, Chatham. Abraham Harwood, of Maldon, Eifel, ironmonger, dealer and chapman, April :6, sp, and May as, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Meffrs. Sher wood and PaircU, Canterbury ' Equate, Southwark. John Pcarfon, late of New.lna, MU. dleftz, money•ferivener, dealer and ebapman, April 20, at twelve, May 4, and 25, at ten, at thoildbalL Attorney, Mr. Thomas Yeatcs, No. g, Hampton- Bred. Walworth. Lancelot Boare, of Wardnur-ftreet. kliddlefes, tailor, dealer and ehapman, April 20, 3a at ten, and May 25. at one. at Guildhall. Attornics, Mars. Dodd and Welt, Threadneedk-Ilreet. Paul Edward Ford, now or Late of Howland Mew► Welt, Middle fez, hacknernati, dealer and ehapnivi, April 16, at eleven, April 29, at ten, ind May 25, at twelve, at Gull hall. Anomie., Metro. Vincent and Upitone. Bedford-tired, Bcdtunl•fgaare. DIVIDENDS April 27. George Sharland, late of Southmalton, Devon, money fcrivener, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. April all. John Powle, 'of the with of Chippenbam, Nrdts, elo• thin., at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bath. April 17. John Alger, of Throgmorton-ttraet, London, boot and fhoe-maker, at ten, at GuildhalL April so. William Wryghte, of Fenehurrh-ftreet, London, wine and brandy-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. April sm Robert Hilton, of Holywell-ftrnet, Strand, IMlddleftx, oh:Smaller at eleven, at Guildhall. April 20. John Gilman, of Great YarmOuth, Norkilk, linen dra par, at awe, at the Cranes, Great Yarmouth. Apnl 23. Robert Parkinfon, of Deal, Kent, drug; ft, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April Mo. John Collins, of St. Paul's Church-yard, cenfedtioner, at twelve, at Guildhall. April sc. John Percival!, late of Croydon, Surrey, (but now a prifoacr in the Court of King': Bench). ftablc keeper, dealer and ehapman, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. ' April to. Robert Doulbery, late of Limehoufe„ Middiefel, tim ber merchant, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at (handball. April so. John Fifh, of Neweaftle-upon.'Fyne, foapsuaker. at ten, at the Turk'. Head, in Neweaftle-upou-Tyne. April so. James Nowlan, of Newcallic.upon -Tyne, foaphoilcr, at ten, at the Turk's Head, in Zlesveallle-upon-Tyne. April so. Edward Edwards, of Pevenfey, Sufis, dealer and chap man, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. April 23. Lawrence Keir, of Throgmortriti ftreet, London, ma• chant, at ten, at Guildhall April 23. James Hague and John Martin Sawyer, of Tower Royal, London, merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 23. John eek, of Workington, Cumberland, wine met , chant at eleven, at the houfe of Henry Salkcid, intik cesr, Workington. April 23. Juhn Boyce, late of Wellelore-fquare, Middlefex, wine me chant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 23. Charles Caldwell and Thomas Smyth, of Liverpool. and John Forbes and Daniel Gregory, of London, bankers, dealers and partners, at tweive,at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. April sa. William Batton, late of Oxford, glafi and cbinamau, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Oxford. April 23. Daniel M Malay a nd Abraham Mender Belefarlo, f Size-lane, London, Merchants and partners, at ten, at Gandhi!. April s& Matthew Candlilh, of Whitthaven, Cumbcrlaul, a. eleven, at the Black Lion, Whitehaven. April it. Hilton Wray, of slrchift laue, drnggift, at eleven, at On Saturday, Colonel Seelanlore,ohe of the Rep:Ll:llll.ra' in Parliament for the city of Hereford. At Exeter, on the ad inft.in the 23d year of his age, John Bell, Efq. fon of James Bell, Efq. of Berwick upon Tweed. MOH WAWA AT LONDON BitiDt,ti TO-MO it() W. Morning • • • 28 aguntts after 3 Afternoon ' • • ea athletes Our 3 BRISTOL, APRIL 9, trios. FOR SALE BY A VC TION, On Wednefday 14th April inftant, at the Couocd %pure, Briftol, At lix o'clock in the ARernvon, THE Next Prefentation to the V ICA RAGE of CONGRESBURY, in the County of Somerfet, about to miles from Briftol, with the Chapel and Rectory of Wyke St. Lawrence annexed, eftimated to be of the yearly value (comm. nibus Ranh) of Four Hundred and Fifty Pounds and upwards. The Vicarage Houk at Congrdbury adjoins the Church-yard, and is convent= for a large family : it is uow occupied by the Rtv. Mr. BEVAN, the Curate; to which Houfe belongs two Gardens, an Orchard, Stable, Out.houfe, Stc. Alfo two Acres of Coppice Wood There is no RsEtori.al Houk at Wyke.-•the Glebe Lands there are about twOre Acres. The Patrons amMit Governors of glieett Elizaheth'b I lorpital which is a Charitable Inftitudon in the City of BriftoL The prefent Incumbtait i. about the age of 36 years. The duty once at each Church every Sunday, morning or alto , noon, alternately. The Churches are about five milt% untlnt from each other.—. For further particulars apply to Mr. it. Hawkiwell e Council Houle, Briltol. \ 14EAL'IH AND LONGEVITY. Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. TO obviate the impofitions which have long been pradifed in regard to this Medicine, a (mall attention only is tequifite; for as by favour of the Connuiffioners of the Stamp Office, feparate Plates have been prepared for Mr. Newbery's of; with his name engraved in the Stamps, the imitation of which would be a capital offence, the genuine Preparation may now be readily afcertained ; it is therefore recommended to purchafers not to open any boa in future, unlcfs they obferva the words. A F. Newbery, N 0.45, St. Paul's," printed on the (lamp. The fuperior excellence of theft Pills in Rheurnatifms and Colds as well as in other Complaints to which the human frame is liable from the viciffitudes of our climate, is univerfally acknowledged. They are admirably calculated for Bilio us , and other Diforden of the Stomach and Bowels; for Had•Achs oecationed by Indigef don ; and for preventing Palfies and Apoplexies, fo often the con fequence of free living. Recourfe thould be had to them after every excels, and upon every flight indifpolltion; and thus their well known eharaderiftic of promoting Longevity will be main tained ; for, by ailing Nature in the due difeharge of the animal fundions, and by keeping the Conflitution, as it were, in con tinual repair, they preferve the body in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. They require no particular confinement. nor attention to diet. _ They are fold only by F. Mimosas , and Sons, at the Warehoufe for Dr.lanies's Powder, No. 45, St. Paid's, a few doors trona Chcapfic ,London; and at Dr. James's late Houfc in Bruton-RreW In boxes, prkc 45.6 d. each, Ramp included; or the quantity of Ex In one large box Ism .11.45. ILIAVING Cled:cated to ytett to the iludy, and been LA gratified by the moft eonfiderable pradtiee In that branch which I thought groper to feledt, I croft that I have not more toll employed my time than thole who, In the extenSve field of the profeffion, ars occafionaby imtnerfed in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that fucces which is acquired by Concentrating the Intelleattal power to one daft of diforders. The difeafes of DEBILITY arc peculiarly diftreffing, for they bring with than a train JP' concomitant fyrnptoms, ant, by a do. pilaw of ill vital energy, exilic= itfelf becomes embittered... Whether they arife from the prevalee-e of Hi example, thedeftrne . dve habits of reboot-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt aiduous profelinnal Otill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated mot, the fymptomsare aggravated, and the eon& tudoo h deltroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, ground my pretentious on regularity of education; and pofeding every privilege to praalee, I feel myfelf entitled to that madam with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honou.-ed. In the firft Coalitions of local weaknefs, early application wall prevent the calamity of a debilitated frume; but where the W ieser, from a confelotafisers of the unmsnlirets of the vice which Quad his misfortune. is fearful of the contempt or =fare of his family phyfician and 'moods over his :ntinnity with careful coo mall:neat, it midi be fatlifaclory for him to be aura not only of capability of treatment, but alfo ni the molt inviolable recrety. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is potable to prevent pal; danger or &aids ; In the malt complicated cafes It is tie sequine mental exdufive experience in all; Lae to egad a fate, weal; sand fpsy re-eftablainnent. l'offer the advantage of this experience to thole of either fa Ids are dilated with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms rd VENEREAL. INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of tuns aeration ars Paint on the heft interview. irattntsiothecornery aTeeipedhSaio Mebfea Banknote, and are requeltal to (pacify Tisch age and trawler of living. MARTIN ERRE, Member of the Royal Comae of Surgeons In London. Nn >w Arundel-Rm.,. S'.anA nen, Temple Bar HAYMAN's GENUINE ORIGINAL Mitits....„ ' AN ris2oßßu ric DROPS. MR. HAYMAN (Author of a Treatife;ixplaiu. ing the Nature and Affinity of Scorbutic Difeafcs." med. Sm. 4 1 . who may be confulted perfonally or by letter Incloling his fee), neceffarily continues to prepare there Deeps, as the ferret of the m eets teas with him; but the vending them and Empty of fubven den is vetted in Mr. R. Butler, Medicinal Warehoafe, No. .Chesp fide, Corner of Patel nufter-row, London, to whom all orders far the ea. 61. I is. and xis bottles, mutt now be addreffed. Beware of Counterfeits—No Maredant's Drops can poffiblj be genuine except the atidref., J. Hayman, Goiden-fquare, be found engraven in the Ramp affixed upon each bottle; for the fa lutary effedts of all which, though parchareduf the remoseft Wi der, Mr. Hayman anfwers with hi, life! ! I 'Their virtues are briefly there—they renovate appetite, enliven the (pinks, perfcdt digeflion, coerced a coagulum of blood, open the excretory duds, rotten and free the &in of Lott and ichoroae pimples, eradicate ulcers, caries of the bones, tumours, abfeeres, fanies, flftulas, piles, &c. examples of which, fufficient to contrite Ina-ter' in every poffitle fpecies of Scurvy,Serofula, Leprofy, and the long train of difeafes allied to they, are con - ained in each di minion bill. See very Ihort aliftraai front a few of them only : Matter Davidfon's cafe, whole arm was encircled with deep fetid fcrofulous ulcers. perfurat'...g the butte, prefenting the profpedt of a mortification. Mlle Cheetham'scare--The fame fpccies of difeare afro:l4dg feet, and endangering her being a cripple for life. James Scott's cafe, whom the Rev. Mr. Fliiott, whore Pada' over he is, defcribes to have been a petted Lazarus. Mifs Welcker's cafe, whore he.,.1, face, neck, and hoboes, by the certificate of K. CalCntlar, M. D bad been three years iocruftal with a fcablous humour. Mr. Hunter's cafe, whofe difeafe was attended with a humour fo corrofive, as to have left fearce a band breadth of litin oA Ini whole body. Such being the power of this alteritive over the molt defp rate and latent Scorbutic and 'cru:ulous difea'es, its infireoce en the more local, without further references in point, cannot poffibly be doubted. They anefuld by the general Medicine Venders throughout the United Killian; particularly by Callwell and Ball, Dublin : Hufbarld, Elder, and Co. and Scott, Edinhur,h ; - gow ; Garden, Aberdeen; Craigie. Muutrofe ; Dick, Phdsfun, Berwick ; Wheeler and Loggin, Ayiefbury ; Cretwell and Hazard, Bath ; Smith, Bedford ; Knott and Co. and Swinocy and Co. Birmingham ; Gluon, Ba idgenorth ; Gregory, Brighten ; Browne, Brute! Simmons and Co. Canterbury ; Meggy sad Chalk, Chelmsford; Keymcr, ('olchciter ; Smith, Crawley ; Freer. man, Exeter ; Wright, Hereford ; I'. Brown, feta. and Rofs, Hull; Harmer and Co. Ipforich ; Bmothwaite, Ecod..l; Wright and Biotite, Leeds ; Sunnis, Leicefter ; Lee, Lew:s ; Drummond, Lincoln; Adams, L , ughbortnigh ; Tyrrell, Mai Stone ; Stains and Harrop, Manehefter ; Wilkintoo, urpeth ; Sneifon, Nant with ; Walker and Brown. Newcaftle; Martha, Northampton; Stovenfon and Co. Norwich; Burbage and Co. Noffit.gham ; Slat• ter and Mundy, and Jones, Oxford; Sotuby, Pentith; Wills, Ply mouth ; Hedgeland, Duck ; Moore. Poole; Belam, Portfinouth ; S-nart and Co. et cadirg ; Cefiins, Salifbury ; Adam% Shit: cburY; Penny. Sherbor..e; Baker, Southampton ; Newcomb, Skar.lo d ; Chrißopher, Stock ton ; Cos, Tunbridg.. ; Evil, : Mak mei, Windfor; White, Wilbeach ; Tymbs,Worcener,and . 1 ye, Wrex ham. lA2frs t !i LONDON : Primed atol Pubothed by t. V• L KEN ft:bury-place, Lambeth), at :S • I . t:,ric. No. t CArer erect. Publithed aifo at the STA& OrtICS, Temple-11m / I/ f Tau day Traj FA: otht expe pits porn bl the Tick thor Clhf bear Holi lcdgi be ft Cott the i bein in wl Man City. Ya Icribi feral NA Or V/ Med and i the 1 in In anti in ix and in Si corn who C 4 -. r I.e)N Vet