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A PLEASURE YACHT. TO BE SOLD—BY PRIVATF. CONTRACT, THAT beautiful Carvel•built Velrel PETREL, Cutter-rigged, built lite a Pleafure YacLt, in May, tBOO for which purpofc the h.. every aCCOMMOdutitmn on board, and may be tired as fuch, or fora long fea voyage, without any addi tional cspencc ; me megures 3o 75-94 Tons; la a capital Sea Boat, and wonderful taft failtr; Is amply bound in prime Stoma and Garnets, Patent Blocks, Arc. May he feat at any time, and further Particulars known,by application to (t. iltstkey, Anditianeer, Southampton. EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. IT has been the Rudy of the Proprietors of the I well known ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, firft computed and prepared by the late FIANCII Sintiattav, at him Dlfpen fary, No. Is, Sobo Square, Landon, and continued only and foldy, there to be prepared genuine, to enard the Public againft the inipolitions which are daily pradifed againft ?vicarial's poffelbug the firft rdpeelatillity ; and as the virtues of the An. ti(corhutic Drops hart bten found not only an antidote in fear lodic complaints, but a fuccefsfal rtfoarce in cutaneous erum Lions. ferophula, gout, rheumatifm, and the attendant dffeafes of the nerves. as the lift of curia accompanying each battle, given in an ample bill of diredlion4 will tdlify, as w,il as the 1 at& on diet, gout, &e. written by the late Proprietor, (which may alto be had at the Difprnfary) finpie them out to übj as t o try, under their (amnion. Nth fpurious imitations; for tlii• wafon the Pmprievon,athe favour of his Majefty's Cotnriiiffioncri of the Stamp ee, have affts,d a it.or.p co each bottle, printed in black ink with the words Spdfbury and Co. No. Is, Soho Square, caprefird upon it, whit h, if the porchafer attends to, together with the words FRANC 5111.10 X' XT, Nit ANTI,COIIIIOI IC DROPI.IIT TNt KIWI'. PAt r NT, on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with the addition of the King's arms on the larger, he may he :aimed he has obtained th.• ge nuine naeltieine, as fold at the Difpmfary, Soho !Mau; Lois &a, in batiks of ja, and all as. cock duty inclisskil. 117R.CREENOUGH S CEI,EBR ATRI/TINCTUR n NE for cleanting and preft,;-vin:7 effcaoally curing AL: Scum; ir. the Gyms.. Teeth from further decay. 1141,1 rCi• {wee ; the other, for the 11, wi• o dial c cafe, without ir. i tag th or Alto, Mr. v s :C a (tin' and f , ,rectly remedy Inc Ch• t er ‘k id I the Stomach, OM, at • I livi g and pr.-. cot th. ill ,:11.3s o; Lad o E., , h 6. N • thee ; ra.t be a bc.t. , :r proof of t4t , .13‘, , ••••! of • M themes than etc Lig!, repute they has-. , s I.c:•. , r• s of fprty years: mry purclaafcr of " It. Ilayw.lrd, No. kJ, Lud.:at , ..-hill," t:t . ty Ramp, all othe• - • are couutyrfrit.t. They arc itrega,:red and fold by R. llayv.ard, ! ctlfer to T. GrLcncrigh, tha eater), Na. ac, I.z.dgre Sold alto by F. Ncwber:., No. 4c, St. l'attl's Wyk) , and Cu. Cuckfpur-itre , ..t; o..scrton, No. 4+, N Bond-flre,t ; jaatault ami Cu. No. 150, 0 ,f,trd-:11e.J.; %," Clark, Nu. 269, Burough.—Price as. a Id. r:ch. The following ca.: was received by Mr. Thomas -„• ter of the Acadc-ny, Col.:heft -r, front a reipeclahls, man, who was recommended to take 1)r. 13niinere,; tines by Mr. j. Cooper, Gentleman Farmer, at 1..-vio?t ,, n, near Ipfwich, who was himf..lt . radically eared by takicg the BOTANICAL SYRUP, with a requelt from the Patient for its immediate Publication. AGENTLEMAN who is induced from his connedtions with medical men, to refrain infecting his name and added's, wiles from the pured motives of philans theopy, that his cafe may be made known to every aßhractic. perfon in the kingdom. For IS years patt be had; been (inertly afiliSted with an afthma, that every winter renderedhia life very uncomfortable - the cough attendant on this complaint, gem-rally attacked hi m at the bsginning of every winter, and continued till the warm weather cf the coining rummer arrived, sod Co violent and alarming were. its [pa:a:odic elfeas, that many times i: thrown hint down on the Boor, deprived of all fenfibility, and to all human appearance of life ; by the ailyke Of Mr. Cooper, above mentioned, he waited on Dr. Baonum, took 3 bottles of his NERVOUS CORDIAL, to which aione he attributes the blefilm-s of a/kr-fed cure, having palled through the late winter, with fcarcely a memento of his old tmubkfume companion, which had not given him a week's rdpite io 18 preceding wins tern—June 2. [got. The 130 FANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had at the Dodoes Houk, No. 9, All.i.m-Brett, 7 Doors from the Leveriaa Mukum Blackiriar's Bridge, in Bottles at 225. t Is. 6d. and ss. 6.1. al to at In Bath, Cruttweil, Eider, Truensan and Son, Briitol, Sheppard. Gut - port, Harding Brighton, Donaldfon and Co, Glafgow, Baxter, Swinney, Ipfwkh, Middieditch, Bedford, Smith, Ilk of Wight, Aibbi, Blandford, Simmons, Irwine, A. Young, merchant. Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle, Leeds, Bions and Co. Brhiport, Margrie Lynn, Gales, Cheltenham, Buckle, Leleciter, Swinfen, Vambridge, Gee, Lewes, Elliott . Canterbury, billow, Manehatcr, Lynch,' Carat, joule, Margate, Silver, Chatham, Etherington, Newbury, Fuller, Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. Neweaffle, Walker, Cheat:, Poole and Son, Northampton, Dicey and C.. ebb-haler, Pkillipion, Nottingham, Burhage widen, Dublin. Spilfhory end Co. Norwich, Stevenfon and Co. Durham. Hcrukrion, Orford, Jones. Deal, Here, Dover, Neale', Devizes, Bnii:F,!-.t on, Plymouth, A4•tleton, Portimomh, &clam Readinz, Sr..rt, mid Co. Derby, Drcwry, Sundenand, Bow, Edinhurgh, Baxter, Shrewfoury, EdClnwes. Mdls. Hufband, Southamptnn. Baker, -----.l.llelTrs.Davidfon & Salifbury. Cnßins, atul Co. Welton, Scrient, Mr. R. Scott, drug. Pallier: Mr:A. itlrry,Merrh. • . Gtadwitt, confect. Mnekenzie, Coll. Green, I)..th And by molt licookfdlers and Medieinc-Venders itt the etre.: Itinedoms. ttofe Ladies or Gentlemen bordering on the Stateof Ma. trinwny, the Doctor would particulirly neon-attend clo: L'ot, tile."' Syrup, (print to their 4ppe.r...ure bear, the Altar of I men who am in the Intalleft de-yr& apprcheitfme of the 11. not bring entirely found, or fitbjca to reiaxations o: the (Mid , . •.• Letters, bating P.:dents cafes with the Du,2or's dr.! foe of a GlliilCl, will be itridtly attended to. To 'C. TAYI.OR, Surgton, No. 9, New Bridge-threw, Loldon eta, Edinburgh, May:, TN the fpring Af 1794 I was attlifted with a Ve; , :!. real ('nn plaint, which I treated with indilfirence for C.v." months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phylician, who put a temporary !top to the virulene; of the difea mercurial applications) for tome time; btt growing, in fpiti all medicine and the advice of the firft Gentlemen of the F-culty here, work and worfc for two years, I was reduced to a gat!: almafiunparalleled and bt•yond 11tfCripti bliios 40 ent ire leper, and ulcerated from head to foot.—My head. theoat mouth, note, lots, arms. &c. have been alternately in daurer of hreeme lag ufelefs; in abort, I have had from 20 to 30 eating uleers on n:y body, and nearly totally deprived of fight.—lt would be voluminous to particularize all toy cafe—fullice it to fay, there never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more core:plicate& nature. I was long looked upon by toy iilends, and imagined torfelf, beyond all hopes of recovery ; and indeed, in my then condition, death was preferable to tray more than miferable (tate. In this dreadful fituation did I drag a omit miserable exiftenee, till DIVI e °cm tier threw in toy ay a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. IL of Plymouth—my Mends read it, I could not.—l fent and procured (sine of your I.zota's PA - 11ST Pitts, which, by uling from time tannic, ant now, and have long been, ((after more than four year, no deferibable &firers), in as good a ftatc of health as ever I en joyed ; as a proof of this, I had a fine. lbriving, healthy child. born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to Goo, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature Crevice, I requen you 'n publifh this; and you may at any time rifer perfoos, who wifh to be fatisfied of the truth This, or further particulars', to roc or my friends, by letter or ?effort. As few cafe for baeltiefs will ever equal mine, and none el ated it, I have from experiame every rearms to allure mankind, that in ybur I.za is Pitts they will find a lure, fpc.Ay,fale. and radical cure, for that molt dreadful &age of the V, .ter, *) Ihreafe, which it Calicd.-.A CON !I RAIZ D 1111 %Vial rra titude, Sir, your obliged bumble fervant, I • T. • Infurmountable tinnily mafiosi prevent making my name and addrels public, but creditable Perron, really "amnia inf.— =don may alto be retrmd to me and my Friends by Mn. J. Clark, Rarday-Gardens, }:dinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TIIOIIA I TAT. to a, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his hoof?, No. 9, New Bridge-fireet ; where he will give ad vice, without a fee, to perfous taking theft Pilo and Ain ad fwer patients letters, if poll paid, on the fame terms, °hien , in` in all cafes the moft inviolable feeteey, to PerCito's =meat cafe having been mentioned, but at their own partieuLtr requeft. by the Proprietor, during the comic of more than 35 years. that he has had the conducting of an estenlive Pale of the above atesticine, and the pradtiec willing therefrom. They are alfn fold, by his Appoint ntent, fur the convenience of thole living at a dill...nee. by Mr. I'lltfati, South +ridge. Edinburgh; Mr. Mentions, Printer, Glabtow, to net Dm alto Mr. T. niers fur his addreft ; at the Perfumer's, Na. it. St. Alban's-ftreet, Pall-Mall ; Mr. linbertfma s'roy o r Nu t c .t. Osinni•ftrert ; Mr. Ditborough'n, No. 7, Fifk-Iltirt newly oppofite the Monument ; "sold, lier, No. Union-ruw, little Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin ; asd by one Perron in every cartfidcrable town in firest-Britain 1, eland, in Boxes of only as. sod. cacti. leaded up with Pell ..v pain &In:thong, whereby Perrone of either Sri slay cunt thenifelves with oar sod fecrecy.• LONDON: Prlntod for the PIOPTIETO64, by JOH fE DANIEL, (at Carnaby-ftrert), at the !ern& PIIIPTINO- Orrice, No I„ Carey-ftreet; and pahlifited by LEVEL KFNT, (nt Canterbury-place, l i ptribetb), at No, t, Carey- Atm, and at the 1-.la-firm:lt, Temple-Bar; to se.n.l. Of-c all communications (or the Eptrus are fkistilft: tti k 7 • . . rr c e o r ; t l e ,o d y to fail with an ra a rap ft,,nc ii e d ; t t o he th e gre d a t te h r a rt paretorofiotinbee part mo ne l y l hi, f our laft g uineas c l a n s r p a er w c ,t 7 India debts, and the rett he had appropriated to foil:Liu The defence made on the part of the Under. Nature. He was queltioned to know the reatOn writers was, that this warrant had not been corn- why he had not inkrted the houfilloidfurnie:me ei I lied with, and that therefore they were entitled his a;•artmcnts in the prifon? lie replied that tl:e to be difcharged. Learned Could' s!' might have it for a guinea, as it After all the witneffes were examined on both confided only of a hard bed; but, laid he, I have fides, and Counfel heard, Lord KENYON obferved, been tiled to it; and I ant fain to content myfell, That when the Commodore had given the fignal after underpin& the perils and hardfhips of war, for the failing of the fleet, the Captain was not on' and being expoled to the fire of the enemy in the board. . And the [hip was obliged for a confider- Eaft and Welt Indies, in America and Africa, and able time to remain in Stoke's Bay, till the Cap- different parts of the Globe—l am not fo fortunate tain got on board, in conkquence of which the as you, who perhaps [beep on a loft bed, and by [hip, the name of which was the Atlas, was not your condat to me do not know the behaviour of able to overtake the convoy, and was captured by a gentleman:—l have fought bravely, as thee a French privateer. This [hip h:id dropped anchor teftimonies will thew (handing fail( documents up to twice w ithout any fignal from the Con:modore.— the Bench)—l am an (Ad foldier !" His bordfhip laid, it was molt clear, that if the The Learned Connie] then preffect to know what Captain had been on hoard, this [hip would not wearing apparel he had, as none was inferted in hi, have been in the fame pofition in -which the was.— fchedule; and at the fame time oblerved that h.; And as that pocition had it:tiniately turned out tin- was merely dointhis duty. To this quellion the fortunate, he thought the Undi.rwriters had a officer replied,—" This," unbuttoning an oil great right to complain. He could not forbear faying, coat, " This!! laid he, "is my wardtobe, and this that it did appear this Captain, who was not on "is the only (hirt I have,—l have not one Gulling board when he ought to have been on board, " in the world."—Lord GRANTLEY here begged had m fccnduLled liimfelf extremely to the Own- the Counfel not to profs the bufinefs any further, ers. His Lordlhip thought it of great importance and obferved it was obvious that Captain to the trade of the country, that every man fhould had concluded himfelf with the greateft honour with alacrity and alertncfs be in a fituation of do. refpeaing his Creditors. His Lordlhip Aid that 1 ing his duty at fo eventful a time as when the the infertions fhould be immediately made in the . Commodore made the fignal for the failing of the Schedule, and the Captain be difcharged, which ' fleet. land of that, the Captain was on Shore, was accordingly done. on what bufinefs it did not appear, when his duty This officer was a fine looking man, in the to his Owners required that he Should have been prime of life, and had thp manners and appear- on board his (hip. His Lordfhip Paid, the ground ance of the mqft polifhed gentleman. His Lord- he went on was this, that if the Captain had been [hip, with that affability and politenefs which•fo on board when the fignal was given, his Chip would peculiarly belong to his charafter, evinced by his not have been in that very pofition which Odor- coudua to this Gentleman the inter& which he tunately produced the lots that had happened.— took in his unfortunate fituation. We lament He ought to have ufed all due dili cnce. This that this is too often the cafe with Officers in the was a tubjea, however, which the Jury, he laid, Army, who upon a finalt pittance are obliged to underflood much better than he. is Lordfhip keep up an appearance of rank to which their in• thid, that a wilful departure from convoy extend. comes are totally inadequate. ed to grofs negligence.—Verdi et forthe Defendant. l 6OURT OF KING's BENCH.—TRINIA TERM. From the LONDON GiaLTTE, Hugel il. This is a point of law of Come importance to the Commercial World. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sept. 23. Abtaham Gilivant, of Stamford, Lineolnatire, miller, According to Mr. Ga a WC, who argued the cafe at ten, at the George and Angel Inn, Stamford. • on the part of the Plaintiff, the queftion was, Whe. BANKRUPTS. titer the delivery of goods on board a chartered y Middlewood, of Manchelt 2- fttaiterer, to A d [hip, was not fuch a complete delivery as to take '' A ci tieuft an, xi, and Sept . aa, at eleven , i t the S Inn it"n (.r Man - away all right in the Configner to (top the goods dialer. Anomie' Mr. johnfon, Mane' li kellr ; ta taf r M;. M PZ. iit tr ite T Cur fi tor-ft; yet, London. George Collier, of Shrcwfbury, money-ferlvener and grocer, The circumftances of this cafe were Shortly there uguft 5 , 4 i1 15, at ten, and eleven , N at the Red- -A &auk in RufGa contigned goods to Mr. Crane, Li m Attorney, Sept.Sc pt. l'v a l s ;S at Stani who lived in London. A ft er thek goods had been Thomas Gilks, of Warwick, c4eaet . er, Atie22472 P. 57304 e s t:J :ll l' 4 l , 7n inn, Warwic k . srw or ic i k 4r Aitor- f ea ut rn on a . ch n a fi r g t n er ee ed h fh ad ip u , n th k e rti Co ma n te fi l g y n b er e - s nia, Sept Tovtat j eohnelnan , at the that the l come infolvent. It was admitted that., by the laws I s Herne the Torngl " Wuwiek. n l ate eW oodbridge , •of Rufßa, the Con fi gners might have taken back merchant, •Auglift ou 2o, Ita:4er. sa ,at eleve n , S lk, co t r li t e - _ Coach and Holies, Ipfwich. Attonlies, Meffra Brom ley and . their goods s but, in ft ead of doing that, they or Th ßetl, s Gray's -Inn, London ;or Mr. S. Jackman, Ipfwich. cored the Captain to proceed with them to the )Qett2 of of ot nd of on and that : the f iii ;tit hoNfau 1 , wdnarlaft back , eeh n : uahoudif the g nd ire.d.eesimj.c:doito.htn.se thent hh d . treiicnsttndi te e ot pa thought s l i it inwinaihcvo. contended, rwta seo e i lucaaßan:cyqu r naahsktrhbuseuwld:da t ehc: h . :lie. chartered ibaoatut hat e enyig. usaemtcel;: the hri act hebundychegubitktr orfseed t saotuei o o f ritdattuwtr Security rrl. af h. i 1 I M hopdgtt haevicca. tswei which ew r hpfui rargn:ecr . ter: t.toayo C g,oi. ocgowirstitdchariyftgo, that t hia a hitcnrecut hui sof n aevatoar tot as e er;ttts..; c ore . late of College-Hill, Loud Ai, vrarehoufeman the omtss, ths La ard d pers. e M ~. ..... .. rvh the t hbteg o thie la rnidmoifdydelue . ien t huie y tivbc: gni. reynraeyteei.g o n ,hri hfornysiptt haf.yna.g. t,Knit c enehthroc o dyr ae,Costi h n AihNno d a vnitipytdpf ° o i i eetotino:illei and the n The do/Is. on the n. s e Sept..!. co l': loi rf enf a Caßl m c hA2h.arAroch Sept. s2 ' a t s nal e n Idgr y e t tug u .b e. . , , q, :.: a r a c a ur ca . e 6d e- r n u r t in.r .k.fj,a d di k'rd3.r.tY2f°, Matt h e ws , ti V r." ,,Jcse a n h4 lea n a todz ic en is' i l-, a.: l. l. t da 'a il l ti I , d x a to an 'G : tS° : t a t e cr i ii ii („.l, t a o e lp . ~- , as, dw . U , Pefi mi 1 . , l l u. o l l a: , . i n( l e i I C' i n. t i , a { a kv l l ui neg o t a tv f L i le il a "C ieb e k t n i2enoo tiaoke ,, w Bl-.f l , t: d ie tr. test , r Aa o ra lai ' l ,tn. i.uhi., av ir ''lltdti aL:B .gt.ri:t e : t a ,.. Gug.t oiD :c o t a ' rt ir4r: f .lu f ' E G o'C t 4 . TdMacrn:iirt C ornwallgr av ' n d sr ~, d?' 4 i d irl iti hv a iga,s . b t a n c i p7: a a :3 1 j amr .ll dr t, tt .c all Birmingham. ten,v' . Ao‘D. . ).ii I 1.G . : 1 dall: t a° l Hei l tici re , :: :. k t.: . : J-91a,dw'°',d'h8dS..hanwo',3L1 S avage- Garden,, r t .' f iAl d , 142 . rn a ' r . luG t r.. t L z e vv . t A iG , al Attorney, ~ London, e te t i ftUft rfa t C rg U.o u aae Hartw e ll, i 2:n y e p . d a o289 1 : : . o ns e t Lord orge hi n en- Sept . 10. John E f krick Leigh , late of Bolto : t m the Moors, tirely on the Ruffian laws, according to which Lancafhirr , cnitcn - manufn4urcr , at twelve, ■ t the Swan thole goods , even after they were put on board ► nn, Bokun aforcfatd. the veQrl , [keel continued within the power of the MILITARY PROMO ONS. Confgners. And his Lordlhip laid, m that law he found agreat deal of juftice . Perfons intend • Commiflions in the Weft York Militia, Signed by in to fend goods abroad, and not knowing much the Lord Lieutenant . Dated July i, 1801. of the a o ondition of the perfoos to whom they were 1R Regiment — Nathaniel Forth to be Enfign. configned, it muf fometimea happen . that theft C Re ei I con in ign doh n m er n be Ltn olnthire Re- eods would fall into infolvent hands . Y4t (till, giment of Militia,figned by the Lord Lieutenant. the rigidryle of the Law of Englalid , in Favour John Cbrlfian to be Captain-Lirutetwnt. Dated April as, of the mats of Creditors , the contract was held not tBot. to b e refcintted . His Lordlhip o►Served , that he Clarke to be Lientcnant. Dated March a 6, 1801. Should never quarrel with the laws of another Edward Pickcry to be Ditto. Dated May as, 18ot. country, becaufe they appeared to him, on a mcli- Robert Kitchen to be Eufiyn . Dated :clay as, 1801. orated [ late of law, to come nearer the 3u Qlce of WAR-OFFICE, DUBLIN - CASTLE, JULY iG. the cafe. His Lordlhip ( aid, for theft reafonas his His Majetty has been pleated to make the fol- optnion was in favour of the Defendant. lowing I'romotioa in the army on this Effablith- 46th R r ciamcnt of Font-- Rathhonc to be Enfign, vlr. Juilice Goose concurred in opinion with meat : without . his Lordlhip on this cafe. He Paid, he agreed ta ni: I r t ~ v ice Junes, placed on half-pay. Dated January moft perfally that the Law of Ruilia on that fob- jen: was right, equitable, and fair. And his Lord. JULY 20. Ship %tithed it were alio the law of this country. His Majetly has been pleated to make the fol. Theft: goods, therefore, were ftill to be confidered lowing Promotions in the army on this Eftablillt- as in traantr. meat : Mr. fultice LAWRINCE obferved, that if thefe sata Light Dragoons—F.. S. Trotter Ruthven to he Cornet, goods had been put on board a chartered vies Goulding, promot:d. D4tA July 24, 1 lino. [tip in it ft Footi--tofii,n William Dams, from 625 Foot, to he I.icu- any Rritifh port, it would have been a delivery to tenant, u w a it r h o o d u i t ,r p b u r rc a hafe,srier g lLLrymplc, promoted in tsth the•Confignee ; and if he became a bankrupt, thefe F oot. goods would go into the general malt; of his pro- Princefs of Wa u le rY s'sTo i r Aberdeen Highland, perty, and the Configners mutt come in under the Feneihlc Inf:ntry. CornmitTion. But here the laws of Rolla operat- Enfign Andrew Clallagiicr to he Lieu:maw, vice Kerr, dif- ed on them . mi ff ed the fervice by du. fentence of a C.ciwral Court M artial. Mr. Jullice Ls BLANC thought the.RuflianLaws Dated Odober at, Sc.). Quarte-Mafter-Setcant David Dippic to be Enfign, vice Cal. made all the difference in this cafe. But for thole iagher, yroenoted. laced as alloy Angus M`Donnell to be Enka 'e c e . Kr o n rt non, difmillA Dated lawi, he ( hould have thought th/t dick goods, having been put on board a chartered fhip, were fence by the Centeno: of • Gtj v .lta.l Cu within the principle of the cafe of Fowler v. November 1, !800. Donald M'Lend to be Enflzn, vice &neon, raped. Dated Wraggart.—Puletentfor Defendant. February t, ant. Mr. ATTORNAY.GENERAL obferved, that the St fame rule of hew prevailed at Harnburgh, and in The Commillion for I : h a/01A.lt s a. John Bonner to hi Enfign in TR Bat- almoll every part of Germany. talion of isib Foot, by purehale, vice Qt ! :11 promoted, is date d Lord Kass ow obferved, that he. ought not to May 4 ' ' 84) " and not "'marl' 4, I.:;, as infertC d in the Gazette of the tifith June tail. fay that eertJirl; :t would be better if our law were the fame, but it fo cruel him, on looking at the His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been furface. . pleated to fign Commiffions fur the followint- Gen- Thi w WAJNAtot V. TI4OWIPSON_. thATICII to be Officers in the undermentione'll dif- s as an a n ion on a P olicy of I n f urance,at tru st tn., corps i and from Loudon to Madeira, at a premium of Wic kl ow Layafrv—.se. A -- „............-- —...- ....._---S9*:aLialteriant 1111kRavell, roft Lieu- . _ _ . ___ terlan6, Tice John Revell, relived; John Eheppiril, Efq. Se cond Lieutenant, vice Revell, promoted ; 'Thomas .Innefley, Efq. Third Lieutenant, vice White, refigned. Galway Volunteer Cavalry — Charles Bingham, Efq. Captain, vice l.ynce, reftgned. Clarcmorris Infantry—Second Lieutenant John Elwood, Firft Lieutenant, vice Bell, refigned ; Walter Ward, Efg.Sccond Lieutenant, vice Elwood, promoted. Mount Mellick Infantry—Second Lieutenant Robert Kenny, Firft Lieutenant, vice Defpard, refigned ; Philip Pilkingtoti, Efq. Second Lieutenant, vice Kenny, promoted. Malheracrofs Infantry—Third Lieutenant Wm. Beatty, Se cond Lieutenant, vice Stephen Beatty, rtfigrcd. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. The Rev. Thomas Scots, of the Lock liorpitsl. is prefented to the Redory of Afton Sandford, in Buckinghamfhire, vacant by the death of the Rev. George Campbell Broadbelt. The Right lion. Vifeount Nelfon and Dukc of Brood, has appointed the Rev. Robert Rolfe, reetor of Cockley Cley, to be one of his Lordfhip's domellic Chaplains. CAMBRIDGE—The Rev. Henry Freeman, M. A. formerly of Clare H'li, is empowered, by a difpenfation, to hold the vicarage of Evertor, together with the redory of Alwalton, both in the county of Huntingdon and diocrf.: of Lincoln. The Rev. Thotnas Dance, of Trinity Hall, has been lately prefetited to the Vicarage of Hominghold, in Leicellerfhire. The Rev. Benjamin Cubitt, M. A. late of Calms College, is instituted to the Rectory of Statham, in Norfolk, on the pre fentation of the Right Hon. Lord Cholmoodeley. Ozroan.—Friday was inftituted by the Lord Bifhop of Glouceiter, the Rev. Thomas Cook, LL. B. to the Reelory of Wickwar, in that county, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Chefter. On the fame day, the Rev. Thomas Birt, A. M. was licenfed by his Lordihip to the free Chapel of Drente, in that diocefe, on the death of the Rev. James flirt. At an Ordination held on Sunday fe'nnigbt, at Monkftown church, by the I.ord Bithop of Killalla, the following Gentle man were ordained DEACONS—Jofeph P. Griffith, Standifh Crady, John 01- phert, George Brabazon, Edward Mahaffy, Gco. Connor, John Baggot, John Montgomery, John Jas. Rebillet. PRIES rs—Mathew Eaton, Daniel Ward, Rich;rd Sandys, Robert Drought, John Garret, J. Dunn. BIRTHS. Lady Katharine Fore(ter, of a fon and heir, at the Duchcfs of Rutland s, in Sackville-fireet. . Yeßcrday, of a fan, Mrs. N. Stokes, of Lombard•Rrear. On Sunday, the Lady who was married at Rome, and at St. George's Church, Hanover-fguare, to his Royal Highnefs Prince Augultus Frederick, of a daughter, at his Royal High nefes houfe, in Grofvenor-lquare. MARRIED. On Monday, at Hatfield, by the Rev. Mr. Keet, Mr. Carr Lucas, to Mifs Penrofe, daughter of James Penrofe, Efq. On Tuefdaylait, at Norton Canon, in the county of Here ford, the Rev. Bowen Thickens, of Rigs, to Mif. Carl& of Euley's-green. On Thurfilay lift, at Billsapq-Waltham,HanthGeorlle Slot towe, Efq. to Milk Robinfon, only daughter of Captain Robin. fon, of the Royal Navy. Saturday, at St. Pancras, Joleph Seeley, of Kentifh Town, Efq. to Mifs Hovil, of Great Hermitage.ftreet. Same day, at St. Clement's Church, William Brien, Efq. of Norfolk-ftrset, Strand. to Mee Dalblac of Dulwich. At Leith, the 4th ins. Mr. Robert Auld (late of St. Pezerf burgh) merchant in Glafgow, to Mifs Ifandla Douglas, daugh ter of William Douglas, Efq. of Leith. At Edinburg:., Hefter M'Lean, F.fq. only furvivinr fon of the &ceded Hugh h•l'Leen, Efq. of Ktugerlocla, to Mifs El za Frafer ' only daughter of the decoded Captain John Fraliz, late of the Sad raiment. DIED. On Monday, James Edward Lewis, Efq. aged 23, Lieute - nant in the Royal Navy, and elden fon of James Lcwit, Lfq, of Powis-place. Lord Roffindre, at his honk is Dublin, on Thurfday Wt. His Lordlhip left the Cattle the preceding night at eleve.n u'e.ieick, which tune be betrayed no fymptoms of fo hidden a di:folut:oi.. By his demife,a vacancy occurs in the. Imperial Parliament. Laft week, the Rev. Francis Dixon, Reetor of Bincomb,. and Brodeway, in Dorfetihire, and fortue.rly cf College. B. A. i 77 ; M. A. t 7So ; The reetory is in the patroone of the Mailer and Fellows of Cato, College. On the 19th of June, at Port Royal, Jamaica, of the yellow freer, Mr. clward Erockfopp, Midn.ipman on board his , jetty's flip Magicienne. On the 31 It ult. the Rev. Mr. James Herron, milliner of the parill of Kirkgunsesa. At Edinburgh, the 23d tilt. Lieutenant-General Alexander Carnpliell, of Glendaruel. I.lft welt, at Farnham Royal, Bucks, in the 45d year of his age, Joins Wiltiamfon, Efq. Wedneft:ay Wt, at Captain Ximenes'a, at Scar Place, Mrs. Serra. At the ilk of Nith. on the 29th ult. Mrs Anne Wclfh, daugh ter of the late Wm. WJIb, Efq. of Snaid. CGOKSE Of EXCHANGE. Harnburgh st ci4 U. Venice .43 Abona . 3t 6ai U. Litbon 63 Leghorn 54 Oporto - 63 Nap - 41 Dublin - 14 Genoa 481 ►EP. OUNCt. Portugal Gold in Coin 0 0 0 Ditto in B.lrs • - 0 0 0 Ncw Dollar • 5 10 Silver in Barg, Stand. 0 3 o HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE To MORROW. Morning • 7 minutes after 4 Afternoon - at minutes after 4 FOR PUBLIC SALE, At New Lloyd's Coffee-haufe, over the Royal Exchange, On Tuefday the .Bth of Auguft, 18or, at Two o'Clock premien, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. .Soo Sides Prime Virginia Bacon. zsca Prime Virginia Hann. .Soo ditto ditto Shoulders. Catalogues will be timely delivered by George French, Sworn Broker, N 0.6, Great Eaftchvap, London.