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111 I , i is 1 I 1 I I I k I I From tbe LOYDON yaw 8. MILITARY PROMO I'IONS. \VJR-OFFICE, June 8. oda Regiment of Dragoon Guards —(:ornet James Butler to be I isientaiant, by purehafe, vice itcynnids, who retires. 3 t Regiment of Dragoons—Lee er Legge, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Ratcliffe, who retires. 3d Ditto--Anhur Creagh, Gent. t.) be Cornet, without put chafe. gsth ReriMent of Light Dragoons— --s--- Holden, Gait. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Gordon, promoted ; Jubn PCII. rice, Gent. to he Cornet, by poreltafe,vice Butler, promoted. 3 a Regiment of Foot—Frederick Neligan. Geut. to be Eufign, without pnrchafe.vice Colelough, promoted. 4 ll Ditto—Lieutenant Francis Johnflon to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchafe, vice Gilmour, promoted in the ostb Foot; Enfigo Francis Maguire to be Lieutenant, without pur chafe; Enfign George Vincent. from the licit Foot, to be Lieu • tenant, without purchafe,vice NPDonaltl, appointed to the at R Foot; Twyfden ' Cent- to he vice Alagtire ; &leant- MaJor Thomas • Barker to be Ad,utant, (with the rank of Etifign,) vice )(Adios. loth Dittross.hdaior David Parkhill to be Licutsmant-Colonel, by purchafe, vice Lloyd, whet retires. Stil Ditto—Enlign William Lennon, from the ad Garnfun Bat talion, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 21ft Ditto--Lieutenant Roderick 54'Donald, from the nth Foot, to be Fit*. Lieutenant, without purchafe ; John Sabine, Gaut. to be Second Lieutenant, without purehafe. 27th Regiment of Font. - - - - To be Lieutenants, without . Purchafe—Lieutenant James Bence, from the sth Weft India Regiment; Second Lineament pm D'Arecy, front the 23d Foot; Enfigns Francis Bigraill s and ' Nichol.* Smith Kirkland; Enlign Edward Hughes.GrilimAtem the 59th Foot ; Eufign Philip Refs, from the 89th Foot To be Entigns-- Steele, Gent without parchafe, vice Beevnr, whole Appointntent has not taken place ; Joreph Whar ton, Gent. like BiguaU; John Clark, Gent vice Kirkland 3 tit Ditto--Licutenant J. W. Nunn, from the Sad Foot, to be Lieuteuant, without purchafe, vice Ledge, promoted. Sad Ditto..Lieutenant-Colonel Manley Power, from half pay of the soh Foot, to be Lieuterrent.eolottel, vice Stuart, who et. changes, 35th Ito—Captain Roger Tomlin, from the Regiment of Malls, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. 4ad Ditto—Lieutenant Archibald - Menzies to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Dairy myle, promoted in tie 4th °arnica Battalion; Lieutenant James Maephcrfon to be Captain of a Company, without pouchafe, vice Sterrett, pro moted in the 78th Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purchafe—Enfign Daniel M•lntok vice M'Pherfon, promoted in the 35th Foot; Eufign Joiai Ha. mitten, vice Menz:es ; Enfign Andrew &Mama, vim Waa l pbcdom To be Enamo r -George Stewart, Gent. by purehafe, vice Witen tie, promoted; Dean, Gent. vice M.lntelb. To be Adjutant... Lieutenant John Swanton, vice Menzies 45th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without purebafe—Enfigns David Duzbury, from the Itsith Feet; and John Cele front the otttb Foot; Em ir Masud & Matinee, from the 62 ' d Foot. 52c1 . Regiment of Foot. Tnbe Lientenants:without — porebge—Enfigns William Brown low' James Frederick Love and George Young. To beEullgua—Enagn Robes: Burnett, from the 78th Foot, Site Brown ; William Rental, Goat. vice Love. SSJ Dittuooßrewet Liattensat-Colonel Hugh BeiWe, from the half-pay of theism Surrey Raagen, to be Major, vice Monk', Who eschaagestliarn Harrington, Gent to be Enfign, with out pear kt; vice Fowler, who ragas. 55th Ditto — Lieutenant Robert Douglas from balf-pay, sd Regi mint of late Ir la Brigade, to be Lk:mount, wiee Carter, pro motod is the 98th Fax. 59daDitto—Lkutenant William Bowen to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchafe, vice M'Gregor, promoted. both Ditto--George Curacy Lewis, Gent to be Enfign, by put , chafe, vice Brook, promoted. To be Aliftua Surgeons--Horpttal-Mate H. a Moyle, vice Doughty, promoted ; Hotpital-Mate Wil li am Gordon ; Hale tat-Mare &Wait Kelly,vite Joekton, demoted; Holpital Mate Thomas Talbot, vice Little, promoted; Hofpital Mate Wa gon Thornton, tier Franck', detailed. 61 , d Darby;Gent to be. Enrign.without purchafe, vice Keating, promoted in the 45th Foot. 6jd . Ditto—Captain J. Haworth Peel, from the 6th Weft India !t . iimeLo!, to be Captain of a Company, ate Horatitoo, who 65' lt=lt — to--Enagn John Smith to k Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Browne" who mins. 69th DittioNeveramen Edward Edgeworth, Gent. to be Elation whboat mediate, vier 1/nsbury, promoted in thm4sth Foot YIQ Ditto--Aleiander Duff, Gent. to be Enfign, without plethora yke Urquhart, promoted in the 966 Foot. nth Ditto--Major Janos Guthrie, from half-pay of the late soth Gar:iron Battalion, to be Major, vice Doorman; ',hoc:change'. Bift Ditto, Begot, Gent. to be Enfign, without porthole, vice Vineatt, promoted in the 4th Foot. ll3d Dina—Lieutenant George Smith to be Captain of a CoMpany. by porthole, ace Brunt, promoted; Emagn Janata Reynolds io be Lieutenant. vice Smith. Soh Ditto--Hofpital-Mate Frederick Loinrworth to be Alfillant ear:, JudgaGent. to be Fallon without purchafe, via Hodfon, who reform. 89th Ditto —William Hilliard, Gait to be Enfign, withoit por thole, vice Bars, promoted in the s7th Foot. rill Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, without porehare-o-Eufign and Adjutant Jas. Macfarlane; hagns David Chao, and Alexander Stewart. To be Enfigns—Robert Thornton, Gent. vice Cloag, and Conroy, Gent. vice Stewart. ptft Ditto—Eulign William Stewart to be Lieutenant. without porthole; John Campbell, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Stewart, and Alfiftant-Suigeon Douglas to be Surgeon. 95th Ditto—Captain Richard Samuel Diekenroo, from the 78th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe,aaad lieu tenant William Henry Hall, from the 831 Foot, to be Caytain of a Company, without purchafe. To be Second Lieutenants, without pnrehare—Prier Rcily, Thos. M'Nomara, Nl'lllll=l 1 Roma', and William Cox, Gents. 96th Ditto--Enfign Gordon Urquhart, troni tlic 7111 Foot, and Enfign Geo. Ball, from the zit Gurrifun Battalion, to be Lieu tenants without porthole. Duncan Rankin, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchaft, vice Cole, promoted in the 45th Foot. 99th Latta—Lieutenant A. S. King, from the 7xft Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. rik Wert India Regiment—Brevet Liautenant-Colcmel William Maunday Harvey to be Major, without porthole, vice Nunn, dccested, and Captain Edward Warner, tram the s7th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Haney, promon.d. Ditto—Hofpital-Mate Nathaniel Drumgold to. be Affiltana Surgeon. 6tb Ditto--Major Julius Stirkt to be lieutenant-Colonel, without purchafe; Captain James Hamilton, from the 63d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Peel, who -exchanges, and John Tamer, Galt. to be Borten, without purehok, vice Blatfalitid, who refigns. Major-Geocral Champagne's Regiment—Enfigalloah Perks,frorn the 38th Foot, to be Fir!! Lieutenant, 'without porthole. De Roll's Regiment—Enfign Conitantioe de Waalwyck W be Lieutenant, vice Roll. del:coral Royal Regiment of Malta—Lieutenant Kirehberg, from the lit Garrifon Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the Army, vice 'lonian, appointed to the 35th Foot. Garrifon Battalion-4 ientenant John Boron, from half-pay of the 79 th root, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Neil, who exchanges. Nova Scotia Feneibles--Major Lionel Smith, from the itith Foot, to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice Prevoft, appointed to the 67th root. BtR a ACK‘...*MRIOR Morris Robiofon to be Als:tant Bamck Ma tter General at Gibraltar, with the temporary rank of Lkuta nant-Colonel in the Army while fo employed. Ms/perm. START...4,2ff SUrgaßl FROCII Burrows to be a Dia , party Infractor of Hofpitols. Commitfions in the Royal Third Lincoln Militia * figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Richard Bewley Caton, Fr+ to be Major. Dated May 21, dos. Hairy Wallis Farr, Efq. to he Captain. Dared May a 3, *BO5. To,.stas wood, Eli. to be Captain. Dated May s 4, 8o f. Ccminiffion in the koyal South Lincoln Militia. figued by the Lord Lieutenant. 11'0.ert George Bank% to Ditc4 Nit a. 3905. Commiilions rigout by Lord Teignmenth, Vice Lieu tenant of the County of Surrey. Ift Regiment of Surrey Militia. . Thomas Littleton Straugeways, Gent. to be Lieutenant Dated May sr, aor. Chatfield. Gent. and ChriOopher hunter, Gent. to be En figns. Dated as above. Streatham Volunteer Infantry. William Gardner, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant; William Mir es. Gent. to be Lnflgn, vice Gardner. Dated May 25, 18..,5. Commillions kmed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlefex.—St. Pancras Volunteers. Major David Scott to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, vice Tbomplo.,, reigned. Dated April 27, rlic.s. St. Giles and St. George, Bloomibury, Volunteers. Robert Banks, Gent. to be (Batter Mailer, vice Page, reigned. Dated klay 1, 18os. Royal Wettniinifer Regiment of Middlefer Militia. Stcwart Saliteavis, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 18, ISOS. Royal Eaft Middlefex Militia. Charlea Wails, Gent. to be Erk,n. Dated a. above- Commilfions figned by :he Lord. Lieuttnant of the County of Warwick. Warwick Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry. Sir Edward Smythe, Bart. to be Captain Commandant. Dated October :803. Cornet Edward Smythe to be I.tentenanr, vice Sir EdwardSmythe, Bart. promoted ; John Font Minh, Gent. to be Cornet, Tice Sairthe,promoted. Dated Jane 22) /Boa. Loy al Birrningh im Volunteer Infantry. Id Battalion. - tNiUiam I.ord rlcount Leerily= to be Lieutenant ColoneL—. Dated September 200804. . George Ricbards,Gent. to be Lietitetrani. Dated Augnft 7,1804. awes Stephens, Gent. to be Entign. Dated April 23, do.s. ohn Kempfon, Gent. tots ditto. Dated Anglia to, 1804. iUlam Betts, Geno to be Adintabt Dated Auzult 21, tBo4. linfign John Smith tobc QLi.rter Mailer. Dated Oct. tt, :803. Second Battalion. ------- --------- , Edgard Jeffe, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Camel. Dated June la, , slia4. Riehard Hipkifs. Eli. to be Captain. Dated July 2 . 4, aftba. 'To be Lieutenants—John Twemlow, Gent. Dated May la, 1804. Edward Wadi, Gent. Dated June 2, 1804. Edward Villars Wilkes, Gent. Dated AVM 10,1804. • To be Enfiges--Williarn Walker, Gent. Dated May 22, 1 204. Thomas Hobfon, Gent. Dated July 2, atm. Robert Cox. Gent. Dated July a 7, dna. Edward Cope, Gent. Dated Auguft ix, iltoa. Ta be Quarter Mafter.—Eufgn Thomas Hobfon. Dated May 17$ slinqs Third Battalion. , 1 obn Wilkie, Efq.t6 tle Liemenant.Colonel. Dated May 8.1804 • tikes Walker,Gent. to be Limpenant. Dated oet. a. t 804.. antes Welch, Gent. to be AfilitantSurgeon. Dated May 42,1804. 11t Warwickthire ltegiment of Volunteer Infantry. ro be Captains—John Villiers, Efq. Dated Nov. 6,1804. Cbarles Palmer, Efq. vice Crawford,refigned. Dated December 1, 1804. TO be Limn:awns—John Smyth Soden, Gent. Cbailes Atkyns Reurcomb, Gent. Dated November 6,18e4. Enilgn William Jeffery, vice Crawford, ragned. Dated Decem ber I, 11164. Rugby Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Whitmeil, Gutt.tn be Enfiga. Dated Sept. is, 404. Kington Volunteer Infantry. Riebard Holloway, Efq. to be Captain Commandant, vice ROI. ard Hill, Efq. &ceded. 7 homas Gainsford, Gent, to ba I .ieu- W 11.114 John Flower Morgan, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Oc tober 1, 1104. PARTNERSHIcS DISSOLVED. James Turnball and WOliant GroodhZelda, Urandour-ftreet, Soho, Middlefea, June 6, sBo3. Jarsph Smith and Son, button mannfaCturers, May 3, tilog. I L.-Idge Smith and William }CCU, of Cornhill, Loudon, 'el [dm binders, April to, tilos. John Thomas and Robert White,Walbrook, London, wine and brandy-merchants, April 30. teos. John Afhwunh the elder. John Afhworth the younger, and cilln ' Bipham, Indian dyers and mullin-Enilbers, at Salford, June 1, iBos. Charles Pawls and John Hari the younger, of Newt-elk-upon- Tyne, chip and inhirance brokers. Robert Rowell and John Milburn, at Myth, Northumberland, tallow-ckaadlers, May 3/, iBos. William Marston, of Kimbalton, Huntlngdonfitite and John Clarke, of Market Ha:borough, Leiccfterfhire. wc:ol•Raplers, June Bos. Wiliam Walker and John Rawlings the younger, of Hoo-Hole Mill, in Erringden, Yorkiltire, corn millers May ao, sks. 'Thomas Brumby, Martin Brumby, Wel Francis Haworth. (pin ning manufaeturers of candlewick-wafted, cotton, and 11aa, at Gainfton, Nottinghanithire, June 4, iBo3. BANKRUPTS. Michael Reidy, of Great York Mews, York-place, Portman -fquare, MWdlefen, vielualkr, dealer and eharman, to fun ender June ix, at eleven, June as, at one, and July ao, at eleven, ag•G uildhall Attorney, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-bac. Thomas Margrave the youngtr, late of Tower Roval, Landon, and afterwards of Gower's Walk, parka of St. Mary, Whits chapel, Midillefex,rlerchant, June t t , 29, and July 20, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie', Meffra. Crowder, Lark., and Garth, Frederick's Place, Oki Jewry. Robert Dixon, of Toll (quire, near North thickly, Northarnber land, Chip-owner, dealer and chaptnan, June 14, ay, and July 214 at eleven, at the Shakelpeare Tavern, Newcaftle upon-Tync. . . Attornks, Mr. William Bell, No. 43, Bow-lane, London ; Of Mr. Ransfhaw, North Shields. George Davis, of Sefton. Linenlnihire, glafs and china warefeller, dealer and eharnan. June 26, at the Bell Inn, Stone, June ay, and July so, at the Crown Inn, Stone, at eleven. Attnruies, Mr. Rider, No. ta3, fetter-lane, London; or Mail. Dent and AR bury, Hanky, Staffordthire. George Chapman, of Liverpool, draper, dealer and chapman, July Et, Is, and to, at onc..at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Attomey, Mr. Inn Ali Williams, Liverpool. William Bury, of Bueklerfbury, London, warelionfetnan, dealer and chapnian, June ts, sB, and July ao, at ten, at Guildhall.— Attornies, Melfm. J. and R. Willis, Warnford-court, Tbrogmor ton-ftreet, London ; or Mr. Barrett, Manehefter. Motes Wood, now or late of Dean.ftreet, parilh of St. Ann, Weft. minfter, Middlefex, tailor, June ss, at ttn, June s 7, at eleven, and July ao, at ten, at Gnlldhall Attorney, Mr. Lewis Viluig. No z, Duke-ftreet, l'ortland.plaez. John Arman, of Carlington, Durham, money.ferivener, milliner, haberdafher, deafer and chapman, June 21, July 9, and an, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. George Atkinfon, Cattle Brett, Falcon.fquare, London. • Mary °Winn, of Bermondfey, Surrey, fhopkeeper, dealer and chap. woman, Jane 11t IS, at one, and July ao, at ten, at Guildhall.-- Attorney, Mr. Bload, Union-Brett, Southwark. James Turley, John Turley, and AMA Turlty, all now or late of Cofeley, StaffordStire. ironmaiten, dealers, chapmai and copart. nen, June 2 1 , at five, Jinie at, and July atvat eleven, at the Littleton Arms Inn, Penkritlge. Attornies, Mr. Haut, Surrey. Brett, Strand, London,; or Mr. Markley,, Edward Wainwright, of Thame, Oxfordfhire, butcher, dealer and ehapman, July ill, 19, and an, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Aylefbury, Bucks. Attornies, McTn. James and Rote, Aylefbu• ry ; or Meffra. Rofc acid Munnings, No. 1, Grays-lun-figuare, London. DIVIDENI3S. June 22. Jahn Dumas, of Catherine-court, TOIMT H il l, Loudon, (hip broer, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. June as. Chiba Farmer Sadler, of Morella, mercer, at ten, at the King's Head Inn. Mueller. Jane 29. Menne= Marlton, of Walbrook, London, merchant, at tea, at G June 29. William Barrett, of Broad-ftrect, Laotian, merchant. at one, at Guildhall. jou as. William Tate the elder, and William Tate the younger botb of Findon, Suffer , thriberaterchants and copartners, at tcn at Guildhall, I.ontloo. June as. Thomas Luton, of Packwood, Warfricklkire, mercer, • at deven at the Black Swan luo,Watwkk. June 24. JiCepb Bra.dby, late of Wilton, Wilts, timber-merehaot at one, u the Red Lion lea. New Sarum June as. William Selma, late of Chriftopher-ftreet. Pinfbury. Nast; Middlefer, marabou and Outer, deafer and eluipmas, Pt 2021. as Guildhall June 29. John Laurie. of Brentwood) Era, draper, dealer and alarm, at tan, at Gu'idiall. Slit HOME PopRAM: FIRST REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE, RELATING l'O Slit HOME POPHAM, Re. The 5e1.39. Commitlee to whom the feveral Papers prefented to this Houle, radii% to the repairs of his Majefty's Rips the Romney and Scadsle, while under the command of Sir Home Popham, are referred, to examine into the fevetal matters con tained therein relative to the fad repairs, and to tho proceed ings of the A dmiralty and Navy Baanls and of the Commif finners of Naval Enquiry thereupon; and alfo to enquire into the circuniftance• attending the publication of the Report of the Navy Board, dated the tcth February, IEO4, and into the lofs of certain vouchers and documents on which that Report was founded; and alto into the eircumllonce attending the im preffing of Mr. David Ewen Butholontew; and to report the fame, together with thoir proceedings and obfervations there upon, from time to time, to the Houle; and who were em powered to examine inm the expenditure and purchafe of all lions fur the de of the laid Os'pt.; here, purfuant to the raid Order of the Houle, examined accordingly; and hart: agreed to the following Rt ;ort Your Committee havingtaken into coafideration that part of the refertence which relates to the repairs and Mores of the Romney and Sent%le, find, front the papers referred to them, and the evideme they have received, that there does not appear any ground whatever to impute to Sir Home Popham any fraud, or connivance at any fraudulent or corrupopradice v:hatfoever. With refpeet to the Senfible, your Committee oh ferve, that Sir Home Popham appears to hare or dered that (hip to proceed to Calcutta from the Red Sea (inltead of finding her to be repaired at Bom bay), for the purpofe of fun:jibing a convoy to feve ral tranfports and merchantmen bound to Bengal ; that he gave to her Commanding Officer, Captain Saufe, at Calcutta, orders, dated the t tth of Odo ber, 18ot, " to ufe his utmott exertions to repair the faid flip," and " to complete her with fix months !Lewes;" and that Captain Saufe having never re joined him after the execution of thofe orders, Sir Home Popham cannot be confidered anfwerable for the manner in which they were executed. Your Committee du not mean, by this remark, to impute any blame to Captain Saute, not having confidered .any tranfadion relating to the Senfible, as the fob jed of the reference made to them, further than as fuch tranfaelion could be connected with the conduet of Sir Home Popham. Your Committee obferve, that Sir Home Pop., ham appears to have gone on fhore, from the Rom. ' ney, a few days after her arrival in the river Hughly, in Augull t Sot, and before her arrival at Maya pour ; and to have proceeded up the country, in compliance with the defires of Marquis Wide) , (with whom he was fpecially directed by his inftruc tions to communicate) for the purpofe of conferring with his Lordfhip concerning certain great objects then in contemplation, in which Marquis Wellefley required his advice and of:finance ; that he left that fhip under the command of the Firn Lieutenant ; Mr. Davies, an officer in whole integrity and knowledge of the fervice, he Rates himfelf to have had the ut molt confidence; and that he diJ not return on board the Romney, till after that fhip had failed from May , apour ; it appears, therefore, to your Committee, that if the fail, iv - A dotes of the Romney, lent on fhore at Calcutta, were not regularly Purveyed before they were condemned (a point which your Commit tee, owing to the circumftances of the thip having no Matter, and the Boatfwain being fick at the time, of Mr. Davies, the Firft Lieuteoant, • being now abfent from England, are not able correctly to affertain), the blame of fuch irregularity is nut to be imputed to Sir Home Popham ; and in fupport of this obfer vation, your Committee beg leave particularly to re fer to the evidence of Captain Bowen. Your Committee find, that the quantity of Roma demanded by Sir Horne Popham, while the Romney was under repair, and fupplied by Mr. Louis, who had been previoufly appointed, by Admiral Rainier, his Majelly's Deputy Naval Officer at Calcutta, ex ceeded the quantity allowed for a twelvemonth's ex-' penditure, ettimating that quantity according to the calculation made in his Majeny's Dock-yards and mentioned in the Report of the Navy Board Of the zoth of February 1804, but that Sir Home Popham has accounted for this citcumtlance, by Rating that he did not confine his demand to a provifion of ft ores for any particular period, but took on board aslarge a (apply as the fhip could conveniently carry,having a view in demanding fuch Roma to the probable est gencies of the fervice upon which he expelled to be employed. Your Committee find, that Sir Home Popham in addition to the faits which were allowed by the Ont.. blilhment of tin navy, ordered feveral to be made and fupplied for the ufe of the Romney, which were not authorifed'by the arid totes of the fervice ; but* it appears to your Committee, from the concurrent teflimony of feveral perfons examined cn the fubjed, and particularly from that of Captain Mafon, who fpeaks from experiments made under his own obfer vation, that thole extra fails were highly advantage ous in the India Seas. Your Committee have not thought proper to Rate in this Report Tome other in itances in which Sir Home Popham appears to have deviated from the ftrie rules of the fervice, by directing the Naval Officers to ftspply him with articles, for the ufe of the Romney, which are defcribed in the evidence, and were rot conformable to the ofages of the navy ; fuel: irregu larities appearing to your Committee to be wholly unworthy of Parliamentary attention, or of any other notice but that which of courfe they ought to have received, according to the cultoms of the fer vice, in the confederation of Sir Home Popham's ac counts, when any extra charge would be difallowed, unlefs deemed to have been expedient under the cir cumliances of each particular cafe. The Committee, however, think themfelves called upon, in Itrid jutlice to Sir Home Popham, diftind ly to Rate, that they have not met with any inflance, in effeNing the repaits, or in the fupply or expendi ture of Rores, which has been attended with any perfonal advantage or emolument to himfelf; nor have your Commatee the leaft reafon to fafpeet, from the evidence before them, that his conduit, upon any occafron, in which the rules of the Navy have not been rigidly obferved, was influenced by any private conlideration ; but ' on the contrary, your Committee feel it to be their duty to obferve, that Sir Home Popham appears to have been actuated by no other motive, but that of an ardent zeal for the public fervice. Your Committee do not think it neceffary to Rate their obfervatious, in detail, upon all the points men tioned in the Report of the Navy Board of the arth ~~ , FebillatY 124 = eimeeivirtg, ills/ as fat a: t Sir Home Popham, that document appears to them to be materially inaccurate. Your Committee obferve, that Sit Home ropham appears to hay: ufed his u moo ende.svours to obtain money, for drafts on England, upon the moll fa vourable terms for the espences of the fquadrou under his command. Your Committee have thought it their duty, in junice to the charaeler of a meritorious Officer{who, lo far from encouraging or conniving at any public wane, appears in evidence before your Committee,to have effeeed very contiderable livings) to snake a Special Report on the circumflances of his cafe ; being the fire head of their enquiry ; though the evidence„ on which their Report is founded, is fo bknded with that which relates to the other prticulars referred to them, that t h ey rrlun poftpone reporting that eN dcnce, until the other heads of enquiry are An bt ougla to a conflation. recustAs FICAL PROMOTIONS • The Eid op of Lincoln hat heen pleafed to appoint the Rev. T V. Bayley, M. A. Penow of Trinity Cambridge. anti Lordfisip's Domeftic Chaplain, to the Hub deanery of Lincoln Ca tiodral, vacant by tht. (Rath of the Rev. Dr. Paley. Townly Clarkfon, M. A. Fellow of jaw% College, Cambridge has hecn inftituted to the Vicarage of Micron, in the dioceic of Ely, on the prefeutatlon of the Lord Chancellor. Hilt EH. _ - On Thurfday laft, at Canterbury, the Lady of John Walnut* Gatbett, Efq. of ROLL Court, llerefordfbirc, Colonel of tl.e Royal Radnoteire Militia, of a fun and heir. Eifir: On Monday, at Edmonton. Charlet , Vigne, Efq. ca Old Bread• ftrtet, to Mita Ann Blackburn, daughter of the Late John Black burn, Efq. of Bulb bin. - . _ _ At Doitcatter, the Rev. H. Prosvfe Jones, to Mifs Sarah Huffs" Shatto, youngelt daughter of Sir Cuthbert Shait of baritigton-bill, illlam Pearfon, Efl. of the Steelyard. London, to Mire Lys'. daughter of John 1.ye.11, Etq Findtn, duff_:. Saturday, at Sunderland, Mr. James Douglas, drum-major ea the Nouthumbetland Militia, to Mils Dorothy Straka, atter a itourtfhip of 25 rar,! . . :•atur:lay lilt, at Cheltenham, James Steers, Efq. of Tottenham', Middltfca, to Mifs F Snell, of Cheltenham Lately, at Lcwifhatn, Peter Young, Lig. o' Blackheath, to nits Balfour, of Wiudfor. DIED. Friday, atWoollzanrpton Hr.ufe, Eorkl , ire, ?Arc Crewe, widow of the late John Crewt., FIT and tiother-iu-law to Vitcouot FAhnouth. In May Taft, at Dover, Mrs. Frederick, the wife of Capt. Raw ben Fret:crick, 54t.t At Pilelllarn - is, near Omni) ks, on the >cR inR. Hugh Corti% Ffq. of Cu!loch, W. S. On the loth of February laR, of the yellow fever, on baud his Majefty% 'hip the Thcfrus, on the Jamaica Ration, William Hos?. strand, Efq. On the sgth ult in the 7ad year of his age, Caleb Smith. Er* of Miteheiniceih, Hamm. About two months finec, Lieutenant Richard Ticiten. of tile Plicebe frigate, in an attrr pt to cut out fame French gun.boatims the coaft of &rein's. This gallant youth was the elti, It too cl this late Richard Efq. one of his Msjefty's Commiffioners or the Sumps. HAVING dedicated rayfeif to the fludy, azd been gratified by the ;Kieft confiderable pradice in that brands which I thought }roper to fele& I truft that I have not more Intl employed my time thin :Lore who, in the est Jive field of the profane, are occafionally tram:ea in :race. runty, atl cannot always attain that foceds which is acquired Isy concentrating the intellaitual power to tele elaZ or Warders. ! The &Imes of DBEILITY ampeallisrly dinging, for they ! being with than a traits of ecocomftartt fynarnens, and, by a do ' preson of all vital energy, eallience Itfelf,becomes embittered-. ! Whether they ark from the prevaleue of ill example, tledabwo tire habits of retool-boys, cr the todulgeneci of salttuity, them. quire the molt affiduons profelGonal ikfil ; but by the Ignorance of uneducated men, the iymptamsare ag gravated, ant the gown union b deftroYcdt Asa MSNLBER ot the itOYAL COL LBO of StAtOlOllM. grzund my pretettioas on regularity of ednead . ent and policing every privUege to pradiee, I feel myielf emitted t 3 that confidencv with which [hay:hitherto been to lib taffy honoured. In -the firit faifations of local weaklier', early, application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; ,but woxere the full ferer, from a conicimineis of the umnanfinefs of vice which, muted his misfortune, is !meat of the cantons or meow of his family pbyfician and broods over blot Infirmity with careful con cealman, it mutt be fatisfadory for him to be aiiured not only of capability of treatment but alto of the molt invtelable fecrecy. And in reran Venereal Complaints it is polfible to prevent pea, danger or &fires ; In the molt complicated cafes ft is the acqidos. matt of exclufive emerience in this line to effoa a afe, eaten. sand (needy re-eftabliihnient I °fief the advanage u: this cannier it to thofe of either fax who afilided with soy kind of LiFßill CY, of any fimptome ell VENhitEAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of tonna amnion are Rated on the fad interview. Fat:attain the country are espeded to Mcloft a Bank nom. tad are requetted to fpetify el•_eir age ate. manner of hying. MARTIN BREE, Meniter of the Royal College of Surgeons in Lon4es. No 2;, Ar.mdel ram; Stripi, neat 'restyle Bpr VENEREAL BLINDNESS. To Mr., Treat.' a FAYLOR, Stargeor, No. 9. New Elida3ll-ILYCOR, DE.‘R •:11, I.und.n. IT is with the moft !matte:it fatisiaelion that I ad ercfs yon on the it:men:Tara:de excellence of your invaluabk m do:lnc—LE AKE . ..a PA iEN the fpriag of this: year I had the mtsfiartune t- c mfraCt a l'enen 21 Complaint, at t mded with the molt alarming and dangerous toms ; in to much that I have been cotianed to my room for a whole weeit together, and not a ale to R r out of it : I had no reit night nor day, and billeted the molt etc-uciating pain and torment, and what was Rib ',uric, my eyes izrew weak and dint, fo that I emild fence ilium any cabled% if ever fo clofe to nte, and cape led nothing lefi than the total t.fc of r.ty ii.;ht. From a flout. a.altha s and rather corpulent nizu, I !lei Are a nacre fbadocv, and an °Not% of p:ty and c ripalsio. My fricivis had all given me over, and thought my recovery trnpoCst4e. tht% er.ad'ul Rate, and et peeing every minute to he nay lift in this world, I was fortu nately r. , cornmunied by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but haring tried all medical aid to no purpoie, ..nd been at an erir - rnous ospence, it was Gone time ben rc could be preva , led on to take tteean ; at tan I fern for fix hoses, and before I had taken thetas ail. I cosifideriblc benefit ; my pains gradual/ do. cre.ted, and try cyc lir.bc grew berm, and to the great baptize and altos ni ali my frien.fs, tatter takiug three boxes my heahh and ftrength was variedly reftored, and I as n,w, (thasks to my Gob and your invaluable Medicines), aw well and heat tv at ever I was in my Ufa. 'Your olittged humbb (errant, High-Rreet, Bbizingh.m, Nov. t, ti 97. R. L. LEIGH. 'the abovs Medtelne is eaniettly recommended. to all grerfone that arc in any doubt of their being entirely nee bt every Veocrrt Affection, partied:l.ly to thole about altering their condition ic life, as it will certatnly eradicate every taiot of that naive, ••• bowman . long flandu g, es• however dtf, tilled under the appeara , ..: , of other difordas it tray be s for Scorbutic, Glatt hilar and Ca • Imeons Complaints it Is alio recommended to be taken, elpecialty in the Spring, hurnaer, and ! Prepared and bifa by the Ink Propriet , r, Timmins TAYLOR, Member of the Corroratinn cf :7urgetatis, London, alibis hook, No. 9, New Bridge-ttreet, where he will aloe advice, without a Fee, to Perform taking theft Palle, amt wiNanfwer Patients I.et tcrs, if postpaid, on the tame terms, obferving in an cafes the molt inviolable fetter', no i'crion's name or cafe having been mantioned, but a• their own particular retinal, by the Proprietor, during the courfe of !pyre than It years, du: he has ha 4 the con dudt of an eztenfive talc of the Mauve medicine and the practice arifing therefrom Toe., are affo 141 by his appointment, at the Perfulneet, 35, St. Allian's-itreet, ; ivlr. Ro`ertfon's 'Toy-fh tp, No. Loa. Oxford-betel ; Mr. Steel's, llockfelter, No T, Union-row, Little Tower hill : and by one Perim; in every cmhdersble tows in England, in boa. s of only as. od. each, feaiod up, with fell and ; plain d:reclions. - - LONDON: Printed and publldacti by LEV".I. KENT, (of etn tertury-Vaee. Lambeth), at the STAR OFFICE, No. t, COM- RreßuNithed alfo as the . STaa ()stns. Temple-lbr. FASHIC n " v. bate d:Ftw a nhe° r i ': l P'e v el g nviev e ricna o le d . tini rdnYtatt l e modern Rcfpeet 0)1. arid ingtral, N. B. Mr. Iwbo 3.16 , teac TO T I'EM 1- A. held • Vare,Wllo hr bitirsertions tint& he generous I'M Ldt refouree I km. velem from prifon. long fuffenng hofom : his I thufe whom the want. of liodfoll and dem. Lufhic donation.; wi ledgecl. .He G. H. I Amur trNE Propri itrizdted, Wi for pumping from the Syr have hcen to elegance and of fucg scent fional Grath fumed that t de; cd ttill n of diforders, br &tired f be aieuird, tl ♦vitt bc paid may be thcc micnee of th BURGESS T" 111t1Cli SAL a Stasis. strews for the Nay exprell imitierd ma different, wl who go to t to Col!c:t 0 vacate are ties, which to.hatollies to their ie N. B. N, tke SUNCE 0' Steps, Lon tiE r r and 1 Apoth, c ‘r is a Comp, molt pleafa it extremcl 2014, Faloi teas of P.e: in Rounis, other cont lit retort, iiCilhrly re •I'be An included, i Coe tfput-1 Proprit to Ocr;d, su, _ _ - Ih. H. I Ps part n Vint gar is the_ft..mp ler Ai to battles lududel HA 14 lIL wa maintains Cr caring onauous DLit to th wiped off log c withffan the trout @Loco, C (d. krs for r The C:c or tall II ard's Irr yard; Paul's (.1 icr, Cli, ifardy's tet, Medici,. recomni pars to #oda tti _ --- --: - • " - tankABER 5 By KING liE BA 1 . 1•1 .E N°w 01 I-lido:4:: AGINCOIIR . This Grand infortnatin. c :-:ot tiling of St Lo,ii, and the i :0: hard, and s I log parties oa 1 of canvas. T and French N will be found : the Ezhihirios The Ezhibit