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F' from de LONDON GAZETTR, FABRUART 5. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. encimiaions in the Ayrfhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lien►enant. rale Neil MaCTCII4III to be Lieutenant, vice Lindrey. Alexan der Grierfou, Gent. to be Enfign, vice 6 , 11-aughlane- Dated January 16. ars. Tbornas Braebenridge, Gent. to be Conga, vice Maemdlan. Dat - eel Jan 17,1805._ CotonlitTions flgned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Aberdee.t.—Aberdeenfbire Volunteers. Henry Forlyth, Ely to be Captain in the Battalion of Volunteers, e,:nirnansleel by Lieutenant Colonel Leith Rofs, vice George Thoturfoo, refigee.l ; Lieutenant Robert %'loir, to he Captain in _kw, vice I.udoviek Grant refigntd ; Enfign William Du pia to he Lieutenant, vice Moir, rrionntee ; Enfign Robert juli•tftone tote Lieutenant in Ditto, vice Murray, rtligneei ; Sylvdter Sonnet., Gem. to be (barter Maitcrtu Ditto. Dated Nuvuuber 9.:804. Peterhead Volunteer Infantry. _ _ _ _ Robert Mackie, Cent. to be Er.Ggii, vice Nlarthall, tarried. Du ce Nov. 29, 1804. Aberdeen Volunteers. Captain Alexander Brchner to he Niajor, vice Dingwall, rrii:med; Lieutenant John Low to be Captain, vice brebncr, promoted. Dated Odlobcr Sca. Tribe Lieutenants—Er:lip. Alexander Low, Robert Nforice, and David Dingwall. Dated as above. To be Enfigns.-1 horns Bieck, Gent. Dated as above. 'awes Forbes, Gent. Dated Nov. 3,1804. Cummi(Goit in :Le 28th, or Sritlingthise, &c. Regi ment 4 , i Militia, rived by the Lord Lieutenant • the C.unty of Stirling. Lothrwr, Cent. to be Eufign, vice M'Lean, pronioted.... D. t -d 'Nov. 211, 1804. Contoithoni fr4ned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity of Stilling. Stiliinglhire Volunteer Legion. . Major Henry Gtafsrord to be Lieutenant Colond Commandant, vice Lemma, raigned. Dated Dec. at, Captain Charles Stirling to be Second Major. J.nirny r, Stirling and Falkirk Volunteer Battalion. John Gentle, Gear. to be Et.fign, vice Juludloac, refigned. Dat ed January 3. a Sos. CoutruilEnns finned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Chelhire.—Nantwi ch Vdi ot eers. Benjamin Rockmhorit, Efq. to be Captain, vice Tomkinfon, re. lignaL. William Sutton, Geot, to be Lieutenant, vice Roden. built, promoted. . John Needham, Gent. to be ditto, vice Kent, refigned. John Bowman, Gent. to be ntego. Dated September It, 18C4. • John Edward Owtn, Gent. to be Eafign. Dated oa.rshrtlo a . Thomas Craig, Gent. to he Enfign. Dated Nov. to, 1804. l'oyntnn and Bullnckfmithy Volunteers. William Clayton, Gent. mix Lieutenant. vice Galdl:, rcfigned. Robert Garrett, Gent. to be Enfi t m, vice Clayton, promoted. lobri Howard, Gent. to be knfign, vice ?idler, ragned. Dated t 1 Robs IS, Igoe. Rcv. Faanah Hylc to be Chaplain. Dated Feb. 1, Ike. James Lowe, citot. to be Surgeon. Dated Sept. 8, acs. Runcorn and Warton Volunteers. Juhn Davenport, Gcnt. to be Surgeon. Dated Sept. a 4,11204. Wetlern Chefhire Cavalry. John Benuion, Gent. to be lieutenant, vice Alderfey, refigned ; rhomas Vaughan, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Bennion. promot ed; ai.d jahua Walker, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Makin, re hoed. batedAke.3l,lBo4 • Itlacclebfield Volunteer Infantry. Charles Chapman, Gent. to be F-nfign, Tice Gains, taped. Dated January Ist, aot. Con:millions in the Royal Chelhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Tbon-41 Parker. £fq. to be Colonel, vice Lord Grey, reigetd. D..ted Dreember 3, deo. To be Lienv.natite—rbomes Twenlow, Cent. Doted Decem ber tBce. Peter boler, Gear. and George Barlow, Gent. bout; January IL. ors• eGn erne, Knight. Gent. Dated January 17, tEas. alluillions ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middiefez. Woiern Regiment of Middlefer Militia. Win F. W. Haert..to be Lieutenant. Dated Jan. aos. To be 1.1 Bgrw—Tbr , atas Kemp. Gent. Dated Dec..l3, tBci4. Ruben flowth•r, tent. Dated December 24, 1,404. Edward Hetherington, cent. Dated January 13, ans. ......-- B. For, Gent. Dar ed January x 9, iSos. • Lnyal Britifll Artificers. Georgc Orr, Gent to be Adjutant, with the Brevet rank of Cap- Lat., vice Lyre., retitled. Dated ireconixv to. 1804. Brentford and Ealing Volunteers. Julep!' Marts. Gear- to be Btaßgn, vice Elcott. refigned. Dated December to, 1804. Highgate Volunteers. . _ Eafign James °roves to be Lieutenant, vire Pontain, reFred ; and Jac ph Palmer. Galt. to be Eago, eke Groves, promoted. Dated pouary 5, twos. M. Margaret's and St. John's Volenteers.• Eifi- Webtter to be Lieutenant, trice Ella, raped. Liited January 5, 1805. St. Giles and St. George, Bloomfbury Volunteers. Joy , it arhael, Gan. to be Rohn, vice Smith, refigned. Dated November 29, 1804- Cuminiiiinns in the Derbyfhire Supplementary Mili tia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Jame. Pirkerina, Efq. to be Captain; and Robert Peale, Gent. to be Licutenao.t. Dated January 19, xtlos. job,' Dove Evikm, Gent. to be Enfign Dated Jan. 7,180/. Ruben Baker, Gent. to be Enfign.DatedDtc. 14,_1804. Richard NaJitsld, Gent. to be Enlign and Payinifter.. Dated ja ."211 19.0105. Commiffinn in the Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Jan. 25, 1805. 2d Royal Regiment. James Parridan Knowles, Gcnt. to be Eefign, vice Cottingham, pnmuira Comm:a:n:ls in the Bridge Hill Yeomanry Cavalry. finned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Cornet tochard Raiford to be Lieutenant, vice HuggefunarEgn ed ; &nub Taylor, Geut. to be Cornet. Dated Jan. 30, tEos FROM THE LONDQN GAZETTE, FEB. 9. w•a-oFFica, FEBRUARY 9. _ . . . td Regiment of Life Guards -John Held, Cali. to be Veterinary Surpeon. id R egitnent of Dragoons—. Cornet F. T. Thomas to be Lkutertant, wit out purchafe, vice Preftun, promoted in the 40th Foot. 7th Itezinient of Light Dragoons.-.Coroot George Treweike to be ' ' Lieu chant, without puraafe. s A h O'Dell, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur• chafe, vice O'Toole, promoted. Sid Ditto—Cornet Charles Dudley to be Liet.tenant, by pur. hare, vice Jenkins, promoted in the 4th Dmgoon Guards ; Cornet Thomas Charrettle to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Smyth, promoted in the 6oth, Foot. g3d Ditto--Charles W. Dance, Gent. to be Come:, by purchafe, vice 14,:wport ' promoted in Hompefeles Mounted Riflemen. 3d Regiment of Font Guards--The Honourable Jofhtta Allen to be Enfign. without purchafe, vice R. Burton, who refignr. 3d Regiment of Foot.—Licutenant.Colonel Henry Cuyier, from the' R Garri(on Battalion, to be Lieutenant COiUUti, vice Shaw, who wire', on half-pay. • 14th Regiment of Foot. To be I ieutenantf.—Enezn Augultus Frederick Pitt Kelly, by purchafc, vice EckerLii, who retires. E jams Uniecke, from the sloth Garrifon Battalion, without pietistic. idge Jetrery Salvia, from tLe 7th Cervices Battalion, without purehafe. Naga Robert Hoot. front Ditto, without parade. ith Ditto—Serjeant-Major Charles 114•Carthy to be (trartet-Maf ter, v ice Hodgfon, appointed Paynteller to the ad isettahon. 18th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without Jofeph Malone, from the Bth Oudket tart Thaillls na*link . front 114 tiiit Dike Enfign Cole Maxwell. from the 16th Ditto. a3d .Enfign WlDhm htfidhurft, from the gift Font, to be FUR I..entenant, without purchafe ; Henry Johufon, Gent. to be See( nd Lieutenant, without 'timbale. 24th Ditto—Brevet Major John Thomas Erre, from the Staff In the Amy Dep6r, tube Captain; Ifaae Buxton, Er% to be Pays mafter to tae -d Battalion. 2 tth Ditto—.Enfign James Thornhill lobe Adjutant. aBth Ditto.—Charles Auguitus iluddicltots. Gent. to he !Mir& without purchafe, vice Henderfon, whole appointment has not taken place. 30th Ditto—Mitchell J. Sparks, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Cramer, promoted. 39th Ditto--Thornas W. M'Dougal, Gent. to be EnGgn, by pur chafe, vice Mackenzie, promoted. ! 43.1 Ditto—Thomas Rylance, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vicedohnfton, removed t o th e 34t h Foot. 35th no —Lieutenant Daniel Gordon, from half-pay of the 6cth l'o't, to be Lieutenant, vice !vicars ? who exchanges. 38th Ditto--Enlign Richard Farmar to be Lieutenant, without purebafe, vice Gomerfall, promoted, and Thos. Rogers, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Farman. 59th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe. Enfign William Chadwick, from the ad Garrifon Battalion. Enfign Francis Abbctt, from the 9th Ditto. Enfign and Adjutant Selway, from the 16th Ditto. Enfign John Taylor, from the z ith Ditto. Enfign John Butler, from the 9th Ditto. both Ditto—Charles Wehfarg, Gent. to be Affiftant•Surgeon, vice Chalmers, whore appointment has not taken place. 63d Ditto—Enfign Edward Thorne, from the 6th Garrifun Batta talion, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 66th I/Rte.—William Ormibi. Gent. to he Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Wrilon, promoted is the 98th Foot. 67th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenant without Pitchlfe—Engfiu Robert Betteridge, from the t6th Garrifon Battalion. To be Payrnatict—John twitter, Efq. late a Captain in the Re giment, vice 'Eaylor, who kfigns. 69th Ditto--Enfign Edward Mundell, from the 3d Garrifon Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe; Enfign George YuU, from the 15th Ditto, to be Lieutenant, without purchak. 73d Ditto—John Bowman, F;tl. to be Paymafter to the ad Bat ta!i :n. 38th IM - to—Lieutenant-CMom.l Akxander Wallace, from the 11th Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Buller, who retires on half pay. 9oth Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant Charles Elias Bird, frem half-pay of the independents; Enfign Hugh Maclean, Enfign Allan Maclean, and Enfign W. Read, from the 13th Garrifou Bat talion. 94th Ditto--Lieutenant J. Donald to be Captain, by purchafe, vice John Campbell, promoted. 96th Regiment of Foot. To he Lieutenants, without purchafe. Enfign R. Steve-111'0n, from the itch Garrifon Battalion. Enfign John Rolla, from the ift Ditto. Enfign James Fleming, from the ad Ditto. Enka llamas Woore, from the Gth Ditto. &Ego Samuel Ownes, from the 9th Garrifun Battalion. Enfign Stooebridge, front the ift Ditto. Enfign John Sharman, from the 9th Ditto. 4th Welt India Regiment—Lieutettant John Red, from thcßoyals, to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Myers, promoted in the 70th Foot. ad Royal Veteran Battalion—Enfign Alexander Berkley to he Qunter-Maller, vice Frafcr, appoluted Paymafter to the ad Battalion uf the 9th Foot. Bth Ditto—Scrje..nt John Morrifon, from the 3d Foot Guards, to he (ttarter-Mater. Royal Regime, t of Malta—Henry Brickell, Gent. to be Enfign, without purcLak. 'flit King's German Legion. Regiment of Dragoons—Lieut. Colonel John George Baron Re den to be Lieut. Volunel,.with the temporary rank of Colonel; Captain Frederick Baron Grulien to be Captain of a Troop, with temporary rank; and Capt. Frederick Baron Olderhaufen, to be ditto. Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet Charles Kranchenherg to he Lieutenant. se:et Klenhe, promoted; Cornet Frederick Wm. Baron Linlingen to be Litutenant ; hnlign Chriftian de Heim bruct to be Cornet, vice Krauchenbcrg, and Cordcmann, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Linfin-zen: ft BAttalion of Light Infantry. Lieutenant Augultus Baron kknke, from the Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Compaq., rith timporary Rank. zd Lattalion of Light Infantry. Lieutenant-Colonel Colin Ilatkrtt to be Lieutcnant-Colonel-Com niandant ; Major Williarn Olfiey to be Lieutenant-Colonel. with turporary Rank; Captain aid Brigade-Major Charles BeR to be Major, with temporary Rank; Enfigo Augultu a lienbart to be Enlign, vice Wehner, who retires. Artillery. Second Lieutenant Lewis Daniel tu be Fiat Lieutenant. To be Second Li, utenants—Second Licutesuuns Lewis Jafper, De Shadcn, and Ern:ft I.uchow, Cent. Engineers, Second Lieutenant Charles Wedekind to be Firit Lieutenant; Enfign Austißu• Schweitzer to be Second lieutenant. Brevet—Lieutccant-Coioncl Vidor Baron Altut, bf the Regiment of Light Dragoons, to have the temporary rank of Colonel. Lieutenant and Adjutant Emelt St hartihorit, of the 4th Battalion of the Line, to have the temporary rank of Captain. Staff—Captain George Chuden to be Brigade-Major, with tem porary rank of Captain, vice Ben, promoted. STAFF. Major Adolphus 1 linober, of the 68th Foot, to be Deputy Adju tant General to the Forces (erring in the Leeward 1114ne, u”dcr the command of Licutenant•General Sir William My era, ( with the rank of L:Lutcnant-Colonel in the Army), vice 1-I.irrry, who ruligns. ORDNANCE OFFICE, FEBRUARY S. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Lieutenant James Evan to be Firit Lieutenant. Dated January 211, iitos. _ FEBRUARY 6. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Major George Wulff,: to be Lieutenant-Coloncl, vice Sir Francis Whitworth, deceit:4Al ; Brtwet Major George kunst - ay to be Ma ier, vice Wulift. Second Captain Charles Younghulband to be Captain, vice Ramtay. Pint lieutenant Philip Arniftrong to be Second Captain, tiles Younghufband. Second Lieutenant Cbriftopher R. Nugent to be Firft Lieutenant, vice Annfhong. Dated January 28, altos. Commitfion in the Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated January 2s, tSos. 111 Royal Regiment. Jacob Barth, Dent. to be Enfign. Commiffion in the Southern Battalion of Mil Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. _ _ James Gilbert, Ccm. to'be iolign. Dated jactuary zs, Commitlions figned by the LordL.ieutenant of the County of Eitex.—Cingar Hundred Volunteers. Lieutenant John Hawes to be Captain, vice Darby, refigne.4l... Dated January 14, t& 5. 'Thaxited Volunteers. Phikmon Rolfe, Gcnt.to be be Easy, vice Knight, religned. Dated January 19. Taos. Hinckf rd Hondred Volunteers. Enfign Richard Lau y to be Lieutenant, vice Bright, religned John Edward Thurlow, Gent, to be Liemenant, vice. Sedgwick, refigned ; James Butacr, Gent. to be Q2arter-Malter, vice Hagoll, reaped. Dated Jan 23, 183 4 . Commiilion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Hints . _ . South Hants Regiment of Militia. Edign William Aldridge to be Lleutenant,by promotion. Dated January 14, dos. North Hants Regiment of Militia. Lkutenant Hoary Frederic Iluiticthwayte, to be Captain. vice Bcnet deceafed. Dated February 4, :Bos. Eling and Milbrook Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Henry Whiunarfh, Gent. to be Adjutant, with Brevet Rank of Captain, vice V tatty, reigned. Dated January 1805. Hound, Humble, Burfleden, and Wettun Volunteer Infantry. Thon:aa PbNipe. Gast. to be Pmlir. Dated November t, LErratum in the Gazette of the 26th r' Regal Monmoott and Brecon I for Maki,. Me,. Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Wood, rift-eared, Rasa Water Maytery, bent. to be Lkutemint, vice Woods &- ceded. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, FT B. 'r s. Commiffions in the Second Regiment c)1 Warwick. (hire Militia, (ivied by the Lord Lieutenant: Major Trevor Wilder to be Lieutenant Colonel. Dated May t 6, Soe• William Tophain Lewis, Efq. to be Captain. Dated January so, 5804 John Edwards. Efq. to be Captain, vice Dufan, refigned. Dated November 3 .0, 1804. Enfl„n John Hellen to be Lieutenant, vice Brooks, &crated. Dated Aplii 25, 1804. Enfign John I.uby to be Ll:utenant, vice Rawlins doceafed. Dated May 1, ifioa. • John Harris, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Lewis, ragned. Dated September 1, 1404. Adjutant J ames Prin t ; to be Lieutenant, by Brevet. Dated Au- guft 5, 1803. Thomaq Proude, Gent to be Enfign, vice Halley, promoted. Da ted September 1, 1S -::4- George Sparks, Gent. tube Enfign, vice Luby, promoted. Dated November 30, Henry Cooper, Gent. to be Quarter Matter, vice Lendop, re aped. Dated Nov. as, 18 0 4. Commillions tigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Aberdeen.—Fraferburgh Artillery. _ _ Second Lieutenant Charles Sirnpron to be Fitt Lieutenant: vice Cooper, rsfigned. Dated Jan. 25, 1835. Montquhitter Company. • EnSgn William Mitcbell to be Lieutenant, vice Jobultone, reign. ed. Dated January 25, 151)5. la Regiment of Aberdeen Volunteers. James Milne, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Cheyns,rcSgoed. ♦lexander Simplon, Gent. to be En km, vice Frig., James Ntellis, Gent to be Eefign, vice Allan. James Blackball, Gent. to Ise Eniign. vice Leith. , - All dated January as, 180,5. ORDN•NC[-OFFICK, Fla. 9. Corps of Royal Engineers. Gentleman Cadet Sebaftlan /Malawi to be Setond Lieutenant, vice J Hobbs, promoted. D..ted October t, I E O 4. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, FEB. id. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVER. _ _ James Turner and Charles 'ox, falvertmiths, 01.14treet, Sep tember t, 1804. Samuel Cu-tes, jun. James Weisner, Richard Todd, and John Todd, cotton fpinncrs, Ripon, Yorldhire, Jan.aa, sgos. John Cafe, Wm. Murray, 'Dn. Tweinlow, and Samuel Mae duwal, merchants, Liverpool, Dec. 1, 1304 John Berketthead and Sam. Stafford JuLfon, jewellers, Gutter lane, Cheapfitle, Fch. 11, rgos. • HANKRUPI CY ENLARDED. April 9.li:.nt Smitbiea , Lae of Leeds, York:Mir:, inerchaLt, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds. BANKRUPTS. Andrew Davifon. of Cheer, wine merchant, dealer and chapman, to funs ader March 4,5, and sc, at eleven, at the Feathers Inn, Chatter. Attonnea, Mr. Royle, Chefter; or Mr. Loween, Gray's inn, London. William Jones, of tSewchano, Gloucefterfhlre, drover, dealer and Chapman, March 4, S. and so, at ten, at the George Inn, Chip flow, Montuouchhire. Attornies, Mr. Stokes, asepftow or Mars. Price and 11 inianas, Samuel &evens, late of Monmouth, barge owner, moldier, dealer and chapman, March 4,3, and so, at ten. at the George Inn, in Chepßow. Attornies, Mr. Stokes, Chepftow ; or Mars. Price and Williams, Lincoln's Inn. William Williams, of Caftle-ftreet, I,eicrfter fquare, Miadiefez, oilman, fhopkeeper,deoler and chapman,:.larch 2, at ten, March 9, and 30, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 11.1fon, Palfgrare Place, Strand. John Bali, of Woodford, Eire:, vidualler, dealer and chapman, February 13, at ten, March a, and 30. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, dlr. Martin, Vintner's Hall, Upper Thames-itreet, London. John Bell, of the Old City Chamber', London, wlne merchant, dealer and chapman, February at, March 2, and 30, at ten, at Guildhalla Anomie', Mars. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry. Silvetter ingledew, now or late of H Adersfield, Yorkihire, linen aper. dealer and chapman, March a, 9, and 30, at eleven, at the Three Legs Inn, Leeds. Anomie', Mr. John Wilfon,Caftle (hen, Holborn, bondon ; or Mr. Charles Ci.upland, Leeds. George Ainfworth, of Warrington, Lancafhire, copperfmith, bra zier and tinman, March i 1, t 2, and 30, at ten, at the Globe Ta vern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Rowlinfon, Liverpool ; or Mr. Blackftack, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London. Daniel Davies, of Chefter, cheefemonger, dealer and Chipman, •March tl, 12, and 30, at tour, at the Feathers inn Cheiter.— Anomie*, Meffri. Tarrant and Moule, Chancery-lane, London, or Mr D. F. Jones, Cliefter. Jofeph Burke, of Cannon-ftreet,. London, merchant, infurances broker, dealer and chapman, February 22, at ten, March 2, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. 111.0sman, Ely place, Holborn. Richard Richanifon, late of Page's Walk, Bermondfey, Surrey; glue and fize-maker, dealer and chapman, (but now a pnfoner in the King's Bench,) February 23, March s, and 30, at twelve, at Guihlhail. Attorney, Mr. Ma wlcy, lkll Savazelquue, Lud gate•Mil. George Franck. of Blackman-ftreet, Sotithwark, Surrey, wine and brAnJy merchant, dealer and ehapman, February 23. March 9, ;m.130, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Benjamin Wilfon, vt fa ire -ft t, Wihopfgate• ft reet. M311:1[11:3 arownfon, of P.o - wieh, Derbyllire, dealer and chapman, Ftbruar f 2 7, at two, rel.ru.try 28, and March so, at ten tit the Green Man Inn, in Alithurne, Dtr h y thi re. A ttornie . Wirt, _ _ _ Goodwin, Athbornr ; or Meffrs. Barkir and Browne, No. 122, Fete r-lane, I.ondon. Thomas Gooch and James Jackman, of Exeter, honcrs and hatters and copartners in trade, February :s, March n. attl 30, at fix, at the Old I.on ion Inn, Fa-ter. Attorni-.. and Brooke. No. 3, New fquare, Lonacri ; ur Mr. Turner, Exeter. I • Henry Fort yth, Ely ti ennnianded by Lit Thotorfon, rtfir e.l in I itto, vice Lei., hula to be Lieuren3 Julinftone to Lc Lie Sylveller Sangfler, I Nuw.mber 9. rBO4. Pet crh Robert Mackie, Gent et! Nov. 29, 2804. A' Captain Alexander Br Lieutenant John 1.4 Dated Odlobcr Tn Licurenante—F. David Diugwall. To be hon Jatres Forbes, Gent. CoMtltiffitite in :in silent of Militia the County Win, Los-liner, Cei D•ted `Nov.2ll, CcMtGilSons Wcfl Stit Major Henry Gisler° vice Lemma, re.figr Captain Charks Stith Stir Hug and • ' John Gentle, Gear. I on January 3,18 o; Coirnmilniins figr County of C . Benjamin Rodeshorn William s busit, promoted. Kent, refigned. J September 21, Ilk John Edward Owtn, Thomas Craig, Gent. I'nyntnn ant William Clayton, Gel Robert Garrett, G John Howard, Gi Dated (?Bober 15, Rev. Flianah Hyle to Janie. Lowe, (hot. tc Runcnrr John Davenport, Ger Wetl John Brnuion, Gent. rhon.as Vaughan, ; ar.d Juniva W. figned. Dated‘Det Maccles Charles Chapman, G Dated January . tg, Con:millions in tt th Thon-als Parker. Efel Dated Dec( mber 3, To be LiCllV:ll3tit her tBc4. Peter kaykr, Gent. a J IL. ocs. John Bruce Knight. C eGnanillions lignt Ct Wt item Re Ennis F.. W. Hani.: To be Iv Sgrw—Thn: Ruben flowth-r. Ccn Edward Hetherington . I B. For, Gent. Ln' • George Orr, Gent to lair., vice Lyre., rd Brentfori pings Heath, Gent. December sg, H Eofln James Groves and joie ph Palmer. Dared January 5 , II St. Margaret Eith-n Jnhn Wcbfler Listed January 5, 21 St. Giles and St. • Jot— Rarhael, Gant. November 29, 1801 CuMmillions in II lia r fignet • Jame. Pickering, Efq. be lieutenant. Ds John Dove Evilom Ge Robert Baker, Gent. tt Richard Nadauld, Gen • 002 /7 19, Otos, Commiffinn in the the Lord Lien 21 k James Paeridan Knov prosnored. Commidinns in th (limed by the L Kent. Cornet nichard Hat or ed ; Brook Taylor, 1 FROM THE y Was- td Regiment of Life C Surgeon. • td Regiment of Drape witt out purchafe, 7th Re:inn-tit of Light I Lieutenant, without X.h Ditto—William I chafe, vice O'Toole, tad Ditto—Cornet Ch vice Jenkins, promo Thomas Charrettlet promoted in the Sot tad Ditto--Charles tree Newport, prop 3d Regiment of Font be Entign. without g 3d Regiment of Foot- Garrilon Bat who retire, ten • 1411 'robe I lautenanto—E purchafe, vice Eckel Ennis James Uniacke, portbak. barn icircrY Saks, purchafe. !align Robert Hunt, sth Ditto—scrjeant-11 us, vice Hodgkins 1 Eti To be Lieutenants, w frau the Bth °mak la. DIViI)F.NDS February 16. Bamabas Campbell, late of Prince's festiare, Rat cliffe- Highway. Nliddlefez. it durance-brok er,at one, at Guildb4lL February 16. Jofeph Steel, of Liverpool, liquor-rnerchaot, at t tortn at the: George Inn. Dale-ftrcet, Liverpool February 16. James PartiNton, of Fen court, Fenchurcloarett, Landon, merchant, at ten. at Guildhal. Feb. t 6. Edward Cook Millburn, John liallowdl, anlThom.s Wahnfley. all 0! North Sbiebis, Northurnberlard. ant copartners, at eleven, at the (Ilium'. Ht..d, Neweaftle• upoo.Tyne. Feb. 16. Pendock Neale, Istc of Thornhaugh-flrect, Stdfo.d fquare, Middleex, mariner, at ten, at Guildhall Feb. 16. John Dutton, ol Catherine cisua,Tower•Hill, London, alp broker, at twelve, at Guildhall. February 18. John Ellin, of Scarbrough, Yorkfhire, &fp-comet*, at eleven, at the George Inn, Sunderland near the Sea. February tB. George Taylor, of Leek, Staffordlire, Pacp%ceper, at eleven, at the George Inn, leek. February tn. Peter Dubblcdcntots Van Dyck, Arnold Join Cle ws Leuven, and Wynand Adriaende Gruiter Vink, late of the Circus, in the Minuries, London, merchants and coptruters, at elms', at Guildhall. _ Feb. 19. James Shaw, of Tongc with Haugh, Lanealhire, whaler, at three, at the tar Inn, Manchetter. Feb. 19. %%Thant Gardner, of Coventry, filkman, at eleven, at the White Bear Inn. Coventry. Feb. a 9. Thomas Doblon, of Kerdd. Well mareland, merchant, at eleven. at the Bridger/wee Arms Inn. Manchcfter. Feb. 19. Joll ph Mills, of ivlaacictfiad, rtr, at ten, at Guildball, I amdon. Pa,. aO. Samuel Dutton, Jofeph liorley, and Melcliiore Cathcart Wiiliamfun, all of Liverpool, meteltanta and cop.ntiLra, at one. at the Globe I. Tavern, ,va.pool. Feb. so. Samuel Dutton and Joreph liopley, , bath of Liverpool, woollen-draper, and copartners, at one, artlic Globe later°, John-ftrcct, LiverpooL Feb. ao. Mania. Giorgi, late of Ratcliffe Highway, Miglalefex, chrnift, at tea, at Guildhall. Feb. ao. James Chapman, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, utile Bridgewater arms Inn, Manekefter. February ao. Robert fano, of Weybread, Suffolk, butcher, at eleven, at the Swan lno, Harleßon, Norfolk. 1 if r Ei. Oft the 14th hilt. at Milord Had, Salop, Mits'Anne Hizotett , , et a eonfumpdon, in the 16th year of her age. At Aylealard,in Rem, on Frllay morning, the Dowager Coun ters of Ayiestord. WHEREAS 'boot five or fix Years ago, four Chefts of Arms, containing So Guns and Bayonets, were fent to the Warehoufe of Richard Beggs, Carrier, ki.c of Liver pool. and faid to be on Account of Thomas Harris, %Vay, , oorr, ot Alderfgate-ftreet,Londnu ; and on application to the faid 1 - homas Harris, were ordered by him not to he forwarded, fince they went transferred to the care of John !.'pg len, of Liverpool. THIS IS TO GIVE Nancy, That wilds the faid Cheltkand Arms are claimed in one month from this date, they will be Sold to defray the expellees of ftorage. adsertifing.itc.-.lprerponi, !iris Feb. - • • IiaLIZABEII-1 LEEK had at tirit a imalllpot, QF A--A a brownith caR, on her wrift Ilse paid no attention to it. conceiving it required none : it began to fpread, producing a wa tery humour, accoatpankd with a dry fcurfy furface, with violent itching. When the applied for the mcilicinc, Snt suites PATENT A NTISCOR IC fIC. Daors.the clifeJfc had fpresd over both arms, and they cahibited the appearance of a continued raw furface, fo that the was unable to draw on her gloves. Hav ing taken the lira bottle, they an:ended furprizingly, and after taking tit bottles, fonrcely any thing remained lave a roughsefs el flan. El.I/ARCrg Litt. Jofcph Tucker, No. r , Tottcnham-ftreet , ', it t I/ham Cowl. Road, vouches for the veracity of this ft:Armen,. lEhl ARKS ON TUE Croft VINE NlEnicinr.. 6. Bq the King's Patent" mt.ft he expt-ilid in words at ktif , l.. a the bottle. In the bill of direetions and wrapper cover log exn n A tle of Medicine.—The Ramp (that is the King's duty) is prisit.4 In black hit inftead of red ink: the cork in thc mouth of tht bot tle is always feaied with red (eating wat.- -Mr. Sett. ,a vas' aktenila as ufual at the Difpenfary. FOR THE STONE AND GRAVEL Along fuccefsful Pra t ic e has now e gablilhed od e reputation of ADAMS'S SOLVEI 4 n*, for coring the above affilffiing Diforders in either Kidneys or Bladder, after Ltd:kis trials of Soap, Lime, and Soda Waters ; there y raving thoulands from the pain and danger of the knife; but as there are many Inv- Coos who may not have beard o' this happy direiriery, the Proprie tor avails himfelf of the benevolent dirpulition of thole who wiffi to teßlfy its efficacy and innocency, viz Lord Sachville, the fias noumble Mr. Germaine, ffie Edward Knatchhull, Bart. T. IL Lane, Ely. of Dover Cal),lc; J. Shipden,Efq. late Mayor of Deal. the Rev. Core Peary, Bluntilham, near St. he's the Rev. Mr. Molyneauz, of Oarboldiffiam, Norfolk; fofish Thomu, Eft]. Brit tol; S. Baker, Efq. Blagde,n ; J. Roberts, rfq. Newport, (fled Wight; P. Gibbs, Efq Bath; J. Atnyatt, Efq. M. P. with a great number of the Faculty, wiz Mr. Gunning, Mr. Bell, Mr. Homo, Dr. Liviogitsme. and Dr. Stevenfon, whore father sat s cured by this Medicine, just as ha was about to undergo the operat:on ; and te em* it has eiTeded a finguiar and happy cure of a near relation of Admiral Sir Richard King, Bart. The Solvent is Sold by .he Proprietor, Mr. Perry, Sargesso N 0.9, Southampton Rreet, Bloomfbury-fquare ; and by Bacon atilt CO. Nd. tso. Oxford Arc, t, in bottles of 41. 6d. its. and One Pound Two Shillings, two of which lift never failed to corrc the calculottadiatheS4 in the habit, and thereby prevent the forma. tion of a Stone in Sedentary Polons. N. B. A Trestife on the Diforder and the Regimen to be eib ftrved,with Cafes of Ogre, may be had,priee rte. FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS. RHEUMATISM'S, &c. &s. UR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC. CAUTION. —On the outfide of the Wrapper sit each Bottle of the real Medicine. a (lamp is fixed, in 'Al* is engraved " F. Newbery, No.ot,St. Paul's," and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label is paned, with tilde Wards, " Dr. Steers's Opodehloc, prepared by F. Newbery." All thofe which are fold without theft defignation• arc grof Counterfeits. The Public are requited to sotend to this Cantion, in coats. quence of an Impofition which has been prat:tiled by certain Van den of Medicine, who, under cover of a conncdtion in trade wilt Mr. Newbery's Houle, have not only roll in London, bet by tra velling round the Country, have diffeminated through the Rani Dealers in aft parts of the kingdom large quantities of a fpariom preparation of this Opodeldoe; in the Bills of Direclims of which the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charm; Crofs, and Mr Newberyeed Sr. Paid's Church-yard, are made trfe of, in order the more stom pletely to deasive unwary Purchafers. The genuine Opodeldoe is prepared and fold by F. Newbery aad Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, on the Coach-way, a few door s from Cheaplide, Landon, in B ottle, price se. 6d. each, duty included: and by theft Venders only in the Country who offer the real Mr. dieine under its appropriate Stamp. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, tke. The only genubie PECTORAL BALSAM OF HONEY, 'lnvented by Sir JOHN HILL, M.D. F. RS. at Paris, an Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden. Now faithfully prepared from his MS. recipes by B. Shaw. THE LINNIEUS of BRITAIN recommends tisk excellent Preparation as the moft falutary and effecltual Re medy, for all Diforders of the Breaft and Lungs. Congealed M" Acrimony in the Fluids, and Ohttrudtionsin the Glands, are guess ly and lately difeharged by eafy expedteratlon ; Wheezingt soil Uneafineli in Breathing are fvedily 'removed by ale., dotes. k takes off the irritation, opens the Thoacie Duels, and heals the Sorenefs of the Breaft and Lungs. Thirty years experience Moe confirmed the recommendatiou in the Immediate relief and gra dual cure of Coughs, Colds, Aillimas, and Confuamptions. It is the greateft prefemr of the lungs ever difenvered,and con tains all the healing, fofttning, and foothing qualities of that fide brious cxtradt of r LOWERS, called 110NEY ; and the richt& Balfams of the Lailern World ; it Is as reftorative as Affes . and never difagrets with the ftuntaeb ; a common Cold *Waft its b e nign influence ins few hours, and when retorted to before km complAut is far advanced, all danger of Confamption is certainif prevented. _ _ Such are the faint nutlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's NI. fans of Honey, the rcfuit of long refearehes Into Nature by that great &stand., who dedicated his life to the dito very of the tut means of Health in the Vegetable Kingdom. l'rice As. 6d. per butlic. or eight is. Gne large, for Tie. To guard againft Impofition obferve the Dame o: Shaw and Ed. wards. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, is engraved on the Gnome treat 'tamp, accompanying each bottle. All others are COWlter. .a.—Sold by Shaw and Edward., 66, 0 11 the Foot-way, St. Parrs Churchyard; Mr. Pada% liolberti ; and by every Vender of lilcaleimi in the Kingdom. : UK COUGHS, COLDS, ASIIIMAS, AND CONSUMP: lONS, ROBBERDS'aMPROVED BALSAMIC ELDLOL or. COUGH DROPS. SQO extraordinary are its Virtner, that l et th e P at i ent be ever In emaciated or reduced. after having triad every Me dical Al itance to no purpor., It will ad as it were a CHARM, and toltantly relieve the molt inveterate COUGH ; give Eafe ant Freedom to Perfpiration. promote gentle Expeeloration.Str.-ngtham th. v.t..le DcLiktated Coultitution, procure the retreating comfort of Reit and Sleep: and quickly erect a permanent Cure for the molt otAlnare COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, and CON SUMP Not an :tilt:ince has occurred, though taken by near Sixty Thoufand Patients, wherein ibcfc Drops have been known to fa relieving the above Complaints: iu fad to., much cannot be fail in praif..• of fa valuabk a Remedy, as it only reiptres to be known to meet univerfal preference.—A further account of its Virtues may be Peen in the Evangelical, Eurupeun , Ladies, and Conde utan's Magazine, of January aos. Sold Whokfile and Retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapflat, Corner of Pe. molter row; and Retail by Hazard, Bath ; 'Frew mat and Newman, Freer; Goadby, Sherborne; Baker, South ampton ; Coiling, Sallibuty; Gregory, Brighton; Wood, Wei - - mouth ; Steven:no, Norwich; Wood, Shrewibury; bet t:!‘ Sharp, Portfmouth ; Harding, Gofport; Welton, Portfe: and Cookworthy, Plymourh ; Brown and Sheppa;d.Brittot ; darted, Glafgow; Allichel, Aberdeen; Tait, Insernefs; Sent ~•-i Smith, Edinburgh; Walker, Ne wcaftle • Molt and Gregion, Livv:- por6l; Stains, Manchelta ; Poole, Che:iter; Neakes, Dover; Situ. mond', Canterbury; Wettono. Uurtley ; Wheider, Battle; Key. met, Colchelter ; Watkins, Hereford; Simian, Hertford; &addle Bed/urel ; Edge, Northampton; Tynthe, Worecller; Nutt and Lloyd, Birmingham; l.argin , Ayleiworth; Smart and Rnilscr,, Rear:hot ; Bach, New Yorl.; Ilatba , :nts; Bull and Call wail, Dublin; and by !nett ttookieUert and Meeieine Venders is awry Townin the United Kingdom; in Bottks at *s.and zs. 90. each. His Majeity's Hun. ConsmiSnisers !live been pleated to otde. the Name of R. Make, No. 4, elseaptit?, to tic Engraved on a Btatk Stamp, whieb t,lmp AIE xed (o cacti &Ad., all others are Counterfeits. A - Arict AT LoNI;n4 aßltioP TO-MORRO W. Alornir.g. • •• • • to -lint:tea after $ Afterot.oa • 30 tnteirre. eve. $ Pr:•:ted anti paMtAal by LEVEL. ICENT,,,(e(Cae• ters•!.-7- ;Awe I.ph,heth;, n the Si as N. nt- a, t, ester ttrezt. alio tbe &reit Urn.. a, Temple-lien prono, '4 NU V. f'Rit THI THIS PR] Y.-leg Phi pot . Cu Thud(lay, irzru.) •Ite Tras tn.. YOUNG R( vii away. f THENI *THIS PRE will be pa TO Mr, Mr. MU Mn (a~~, To which 1 The New Con Venda, night. 1 boo of the town. To-morrow and jeities, The Engi This elay were pt wi tie, from a Pail boards, GOLDSNII ti Author of" A C London. Pi Jones' i genuine b.)ards. This day was pub A TR. EAT' ined iconsly Landon By '1 Surgcon Surgeon . . And 1.(a , 1 Prime Where may he h 7 An Intrududi Surgery. Tbis day vci ACONNE VIEW oft CHURCILin `el, at the Ledtui Lord 'Whop of G, By ROI Printed for F. C. Where tray be This day W rnsbellifhed with MEMOIRS LTA knterfperfa tiled OP.IGNAL Auth ,, r of the 1. Fri ted for Ri Ina fold by all Bo i. :l,c hire Won. rt ry ;MN' Bute, in five carp pricc 355. in I•nar 2 Tile 1 irr :17 SON, publaC :•d by bauld, in 6 ekgan 3. Eh: I.I FEnI Original Papers, a `l% Atington, m toe. 6d. cacti, In Three elegant Boards. enihell, Caroline \Vatic) 'FIECOMI COUNTES and LIENttIE I 1 . tween the Years Lady abrwid ; it't dace niche Fnght Perfons of that pi Printed for . Iki and to he had of a I. ThE (.ecrr , &ICY MONTAGU, 1 of hex Grandion t in boards. 2. TIIF Conar of Cl.trifEk and C Grand-children, v price its. 3. MEMOIRS Ihis genuine Cntrcl Almon, in 5 volun T Tids day was publ THE FAii -a. Work, cxclu Affairs, for rSo" , . I...linburgh Pr burgh: and fold b Paterwarr-row. The defif n of ingenious Theories ric:urato rura: (economy. t antuainted with d' dircoverits and Ind very flouiy. To proiedtd and tk judge from the alto of each Number, t anfwered. The wo cd for the end the r. I itecllan eo taut radical oath lions —3. Agricul Scotland, and Iron once of this brand who, at the mode •he nate of the Crd different pans of t t Ids own practice what idi unpaged: Q. ~~ .} 1 ,