Star. — London, England, 1805-09-23 00:00:00

From ter LONDON GAZETTE, Septerribr 2r. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, SEPT. 2t. Car ota Letter iront the Hemourable William Cornwallis, Ad. r • ;,.• hiie, to Witir.nt maridca, Efq. dated Ville de i.:11. , 11:a..t, the 17th Sytenther. have the hon Air to Acquaint the Lords Commiaionir: of the Admiralty, that his Majesty's thip Am A zo N has chi. moment rejoined me ; and I eueiofe, in their Lordfhips' information, a letter firm Captain PARKER, giving an account of his having fAiett in with, and captured the Pi incipe tie IA Paz . Spatting corv.•te privato!'”.. (Signed) W. CORNWALLIS. lii jllajt f..y's (hip Anteznn. off Ufliant, Sept. t 7. Sir—l beg to acquaint you, we fell in with the iiteward hound Jamaica fitet at hinfet, im the 3111 Burin;; a hard north wcll gale, eighty leagues t, ate westward of und having tcoh fame fir.aty learnt ti •an one i:f the convoy, that levcral of tile had feparaied, f jud.zed it proper to con t:ntiL on the nation diii.-ned in your order, in hopes ra con.:CtiotT and affording rotation to the ; we have nor met any, hitt I am happy to in. form you, on the lath inft. in lat. 4 9 Jeg. so min. N. and long. ;8 deg. 30 min. W. his Majelty's 'hip under my command, captured the Principe de l Paz, Spanith corvette privateer, carrying twenty. four nine pounders and four boats fwivels, with 160 men on b iard, principally French. Thu thip was fitted nut at Vigo five weeks befote, and had taken ti•se Prince Of Wales packet from Lifbon, and the Ladv Nelfon letter of Martine, from Virginia bound to Glafgow. We found part of the crew of the latter tip on board the privateer, and a confiderable fum in ipecie. I have much fatistaltion in her capture,' as the was completely timed for remaining two months longer at lea, and her Capt. FRAKCOIS BECK, an expericmeil cruizer, who commanded the French p•irateer le Brave, during the late war, greatly to ti.: annoyance of rtir trade. (Signed) w. PARKER. Cop) , of a Leiter from Vice-Admiral Sir Andrew Mitchell, K.B. e.,,rimane.r in Chief of his Majefty% Chips and vttfelA at Ha t, Madden, Efq: dated at Halifax, the atft of itugt.ft :805 8:r—I have the honour to enclofe, for the juror minion of the Lords Cumrniffioners cf the Admiral °Ace letteis from Captain BERESFORD, 4 - f his I tl;:jay's thip CA/dames, Rating the capture of two 1 ch the enemy's privateers ; alto the cutting out of; St. I'vlar)'s River a flaip, brig, and a Spaniat almoner pi I,:tteer ; by which their Lnrdthips will obferve with what coolnefs and bravery that fervice was conduel ed under the dire&init of Lieutenant GEORGE. Picot, and fo ably forpurted by Lieutenant Masirr MAN. of the It‘Nal Marines ; iu Ilion, the Ready conduct Of both Petty Officers, Seamen, and Marines was such, as merits my warmed thank: and contmenda ; and I beg have, mofi tironAly, to reromiacnd them to their Lordthips' notice. (Signed) A. MITCHELL. liis Makilr'slLip Cambrian. in 1.6:. 29 dt : . long. na, deg. June 13, 1305. Sir—This day Lieutenant Penor had the di/et:lion of the CAMBRIAN'S boats. ith the Launch he molt t !tartly boarded the Spandh privateer fchooner M via, of t 7 guns and Co men. Lieut. Clan:Ton, in the Barge, inilautly foiluwed him ; the vetfel was carried uotwalianding every refittance was made. The other boats did not get on board until the fur-1 rendered ; but nn lefs merit is due to the officers and men, who all volunteered this fervice. Lieutenant PIGOT ltliS me every one did his duty molt cheer fatty. Two ex:ellent men were killed, and two wpuntiel I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) 3. P. BERISFOILTI. His Mikity's Sip Cambrian. at Sea, July 3, 1805. •Sir—Alter a chace of twenty-two hours, we have jnti capioted the French privateer fchooner Matilda. Sate mounts twenty guns, nine-pounders, is two ll'indted tons, and 95 men ; had captured the Eng. IA letter of marque the Clyde, bound to Liverpool. tine furtendered in very thoal water; and, but for the extf:lion of Lieutenant Picot, with one of the boats, every foul in her would have been 1011. (Signed) 3. P. BERESFORD. tiia Majefty% 'hip Can July et, tbs. Sir-1 beg leave to piece:it you with a , recital of Lieutenant Picor's proceed;agr, from his tiajeny's fhip ur,ler my command, in a fehooner privateer we had taken on the 3d : be made the bell of his way to the river St. Mary's, where we had information of two flips and a fehooner ; be got off the harbour on the 6th, and an the 7th he proceeded with the fehooner twelve miles up a narrow river, through a continual fire of the militia and riflemen, until he got whhin Ant of a fhip, b7ig, and fchooner, lafired in a line acrofs the river ; he engaged them for an hcur ; the khooner grounded ; he had recourfe to his boats ; ni.er an obltinate refinance, rallied the Ails s2ili her guns ; be obliged the men to quit the brig Arai 11;116oner, Sc. tik p011...J . :i0n of ail then Wined his fie on the militia, about a hundred in number and a fidd-pii.ce, v:lihth were coniplettly routed. Lieu tet‘.iira Pinar out two wounds in the head by mulket- Vail, and one in the leg. Lieut. MasTtiotax, of the Marines, who mat ably Ileonded all Mr. Pic,ra 's escaped uhiruit, to the wonder of all, for his elathes wer e time through and through ; Mr. LAW- Mail-1 4 S-Mate. wounded fevcrely, a; well as I'lr. ALT HF LL, Midili:prnan, Aleffrs. Galt rsiv• 11 , :OrE, Bol.l‘a AN, and WiLtaamsos behaved well, as indeed did all na this occafion. Two wer.: killed ar.d fourt:en wounded. This very gallant condo, vas obierved by fon:: hundreds of Americans from the nppoiite fide of the ricer, who exprelied their aitiniliment. Mr. Picrox never quitted the deck far rm; ly three weeks, except to get his wounds di &Tee, %void; incpired the reit ; the wind was adectle for teat time, and the enemy never attempted to attack him. I hope he may meet every tcw:ud fuels con. dna duferves ; he really is an ;relive 0117cer, always r:ady. The Ihip proves to he the Golden Grove, and the taig the Ceres, of London, taken by the tehomier, a Spann privateer, af fix guns and 73 m cu, MO months (ince. The enemy had armed the Ibip with eight fix pounders, fix fwivels, and so men ; the brig was defended by ftvivele ,and fmall wins. I am, &c. (Signed) j. P. BEIALIii•AItD. A LIIT OF KU Lt AND IVIT;NDtD. 1; Ntarkiowth, fetiturill; Lewingtoo, marine. Pigot ; Mr. Lawfm, ATafter's-Mart ; N; r. lialtipman (your yourgett fun) ; Poliert wq,;. uu 111.1.)0;eclt, 14 "Lit :;..n, \Vat ; kizhardlird,uua Charier Lover, ~r • 1.:1 t Side—Tevrtny five te..4...7.31, WThL LV' uw#.ol - lot 4aitg-.-Twcuty-two Itataca. MTLITARY ritomotroNs. Whit OFFICE, SIiPTEMBER 21. 3d Regiment of .Dtagewt Quardi.—Lieutenant George •Watta to Captain of a Troop, without purchafe. sth D. , :to—.Conlct John Wrixon to Se lieutenant, without par- cliaO. 6th Ditto—Captain Henry Shuns, from the 34 Foot, to be Captain iii a Troop, vice Bayntun, who exchanges. 7th Ditto—Corert henry Tweedy to he Lieutenem, wit ant et-chafe, vice Wallineer, who retires; Richard Jcbb, Gent. to be Cnreet, by perehafe, vice 'Tweedy. ad Regininit of Dragoons—Caritet George Wigley Perron to be lAcutetitut,without pm chafe. tote Re-"intent of Light Dragoons —Majo - -General William Payne, from the ,Allragrmait Guards,to be Lieutenant-Cidonel; L eteemmt George Au mllus Boeverie to be Captain of 1 Troop, vice Pelieer. promoted; F. %V. Elliot. Gent. to be Cornet, with• out purchafe; Nicholes Brown, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Goddeta, permuted. tech Ditto—Lieutenant Philip de Freneke. from the King's Cer man Legion, to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Stirling, pro moted 16th Dim—Cornet Charke Hill Hail to ix Lieutenant, without purchafe. t 7et Motto-Cornet Charles Johnfon to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. vice Berclay, promoted in the 56th Foot ; Cornet , 1 homes Label', tram halt-pay of the late York Huffars, to be Cornet, without purchafe. vice Reid, promoted. teth Ditto—Thome Wagon, Gent. to be Comet, by purchafe, 'lee Rowan, appointed to the 67th root. 23d Dino—Surgeon Jones 'raylor, from half pay of the late 23d Light Dragoons, to be Sergenn, vice Seott,deceafed. • tit Regiment of 1-0 , 4 Guardo—Oaptain Charles Murray to be Ailjutain, vice Duni( rd, ap. Mined Major of Brigade. Coilltreeni Regiment of juut Guards—Richard GrevUle, Gent. to be Etifign, by pun-here. aft Regiment of Foot.e-Lieutenent Simon Fiche from the Staff Corps, to be Lieutenant vice Hulmc,who exehengto 3d Ditto—Captain Charles liayntun, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Shunt, who ex changes; Lieutenant Michael Colviik to be Captain of a Corn rny, without purchafe, vice Stewart, appointed to the sth Ve teran Battalion. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant William Brook, from the both Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Herte.who exchange/. Bth Ditto—Eolign and Adjutant Thomas Miller to have the Rank of Lieutenant 9th Ditto—Lieutenant Auguftus C. Mercer to he Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Collier, who retires. t tth Ditto—Surgeon John Freeman, from the 4th Weft India Regiment. to be Surgeon. vier Sealy, deceafed. t6th Ditto—Surgeon 'I homes Burrows, froth the Royal African Corps, to he Surgton. trice Leith, deceafed; Hofpitat-Mate William Gill to be Athltant•Surgeon, vice liteGiubon, de ceafeit 18th Ditto—Liu tenant Horace Noel, fmm the ad Life Guards, to he Captain of a Coineaey, by purchafe, vice Snook, pro moted. tilt Ditto--James Mehis, Gent. to be Second Lieutenate, by pur chafe, vice lientwieke, prom :tea in the ate Foot. sad Ditto Jull,ffe, Co n t. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchafe, and James Brads h aw Mercer,eicut. tube ditto, with out parchafe. 24th DOto—Captain William HedJerwick, from the Bth Weft India Reginient.to he Captain of a Company, without purchafe, and John Clentow, Ge!:t. to be Enfign, by purchafe, viteWa4e, promoted in the 97th Font. :6th Ditto—John Welltakr, Gent to be Endan, by potent; vim Jultnilon, promoted iii the 93d Foot e 17th Ditto—Brevet Lientenent-Colieicl Hari! met Smith, to be Lieutenant • Cnlooel ; C' grain Willient Howe Knight to he Me jor, and Majer j. ':n bliaw, frost Major General Chanyegne's Regiment, to be Maio To be Captains of Coin eauies—l aeuteranta James '.might, lotto Ryon* William Jolla, n Bresier, aid loliti line. Lieutenant Henry Ebonies, front the 4.1 h Foot. Littorals* Henry liaineteis, from the 26th Foot. Lieutenant John Hildeliteed Hill, train the 2:alt Foot. Lieuteuint Eile aril Betty, from the sith Liele Dragoons. To be lieutenaate—Oefiens George Holmes, 'I lamas liemilton, Merin Lynch, nod 'Wm Henry Ellis. Fnfien Richard Langley, from the 82d Foot. Entign Heel, M'Kay, from 'he 24 Garrifon Battaliao. Enliets Ar Mir Jurist, from the itilsh Foot. To be eiaigus—Geurge letelennell,ArthurSayer, Win. Rowley, Howard Drummond. Geo. Aden, Richard Handeoek, Henry Hall, and Brown, Como -324 Ditto—Lieutenant Infeph Wood to be Captain of a Company by purchafe, vice Keating, who retires, mad Motheo 1). O'Keare ney tobe LlClttalallt, without parchak. 36th Dino—Fawn Mark MtCeuflend to be Lktitenant, without 1 purchafe, vice Sempill, whit riliens. 33th Ditto—Cornelius Roan. Gent. to he Alftitent.Sorgeon, vice Burkigh, appointed to the Waggle' Trail,. 39th Ditto—Lieutenant Cheeks Carthew to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchafe, vice Stothart, who retires. 42 4 Ditto—Enflen Col. OPDoegal 29 be Lieurenast, without pur chafe, vice hazes, promoted in the 79th Font 45th Devoe-I/Soften Robert Ilardymee to be Lietitestant, by pur cbsfe, vie , lines, promoted in the pit Foot. 48th Ditto—Licutenaet Tibetans Bell to be , aptain of a Company without moth*, vice Felwaras, appoietrel io Majaw Greeral Ramfre's Regiment, and I.leuteitain Cie n Campbell to be Ad jutant, vice Kerr, who relive the Adjutaacy. 50th Ditto—Lieutenant J. Ins Prior to be Cepeakn of a Company, without purebefe, and Etfigu. Ruben f itzgerald Sandy* to Lae Lieutenant, vice Prior.. 52d Ditto—Feifien Robert O'Hara, from the zeth. Ftioti to he Enfigr, without purchafe, and Edward Abney, Gent to be Enlien, by purchafe, vice Wane, promoted.. 55th Ditto—LOutenant GeoreeTreweike,from the 714 i lightnni goontoto be Captain of a Company, by eorchale. vice Athwortb, oromoteel In "the 6th Weil todia Re e iment, and Lieut. George Samuel Free'd, Item half pay of the 4th teat, to be lieutenant, vlce Delehage, who teehanets ' rectivi:4 the differecte. 56th Ditto-Lieutenant Howell H. Prichard, from.the 31ft Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. 57th Ditto—Eileen Davit Browne to be Lieutenant, bypnrehafe, vice M'Gregor, promoted. bath Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Calhel Harts, from the 4th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Brooke. who exchanges, and Maximilian du Cbatelet, Gene to be Enlign, without purchafe, vice Keit sock, promoted it) the Begimert of Malta. bid Ditto—Licuteuant John Ball, front half-pay of the Loh Licht leraeonets, to be Lirutenant, vie,: Brooks,veho exchanges. Voluoteer N'illiaen Cotter to bit Etter, without puethafe, vice Bette, who retigne. 65th Ditto—Enhea Henry Salmon oi be I.leutenatio without par . e:Ofe, vice 'Cowie. promoted ; Thomas Calk, Gent. to he Erie fi in, without purchafe, vice Salmon. eett7 Ditto—Holpital Mate William Ireland to be Affdlont Sur rein. vice I lOUII. fuperfeded. 92.1 Ditto— i lieutenant William Plaippe to be Captain of a Cont. oaay, without rm.:herr, vice A. M•Doened, promoted. 93,i I:egiment o f , Foot. To in: lic•AtemintA, without perchlife, 2:n 5M Feleverit that, vice James Floret, who ?Arne Feilign Donald Reit, vice Ryan. promoted. Runge Went, t,, from the 5 alt Font, vice Spread,promnted. 95th Ditto—Lieta. tetra Checks Jenifon "Walworite from the ad t ;arrifon tattalion, to "e Felt Lieutenant, without prrthafe. reteen Clerks Gien, 'tom the 53d Foot, to be lint Lieutenaut, without porch:Se. 99th Ditto—el.:of:en Thomas Arnlfiroog, to be Lieutenant, with nut purchafe. Elliott John Ateit.fen to be Lieutenar.t, without purekafe. -- Oookc, Gent. tube Enlign, vice Armitmng. I dmen,l W. O'lete, Gene to be Eidign, vice Atkinfon. Royal Stall' Cotes—Lieutenant Andrew long to be Capteln of a Centpany, without pureitak ; liner -- Denton to be I.Out cuant, vice l.o:g ; Lieutenant William Hulme from the Onyale, to to I .ie ureliat it, vice Hebl, who exchanges. 4th Well Irene Breinem—Affiftant Surgeuo Michael Scott, from the Rooele to be Surgeon, vice Freeman appointed to the 15th loot. Bth Ditto—Fergeno limes Matthews, from half pay of the Otte 1t Garrifon Battalion, to be Surgeon. Royal African Corp,--ACRant Surgeon Gabriel Allard to be Surgeon, vice burrow s., appointed to the 0 6th Foot. Hotpkel Mate —... Kerr to be Aflame Sutgcon, vice Gib bun, fuperiOdoi. Major Central Cionmeene's Regiment—Captatn Chriftoplier Bird, from are ei t;.” rifon Ritt ,lion, ro be Major, without purclee, vice Shaw; ppp.liht,tl to :be )7ib l'not. 6th Rum! Yettran battanon—S - :rzeon -- Ruston. from ball pay Ut the 4th Gerrie'', Ilettalier, to be Surgcou. Vice licodere ten, Who stoics tio Leif pay. TICSPTTAL Lehn King. M.D. to be Phyikian.tothe Fortes. Francis Home, .M. D. to he Ditto. J. Froft, Gent. to be Deputy Purreyar to the Fortes, vim Sterna, pore-to,I. Charles Bradford. Cent. to be Deputy Purveyor to the Form. •ice Scercs, plaevi on half pay. BARRACKS. J..feph King. Gent. to be a Barrack Mailer in Great Britaboice Martin, dece..fol. PAILMMILANDUIt. Licutesant William Jones,of the 7th Regiment of Foot, Is row- Lieutenant George Blitztt, of the s7th Regiment of Foot, ls fa perfoled, ablent without Laic. Con:millions in the Royal London Regiments of Mi litia, tigt•.ed by his fitsjelly's CommiX:intrs of Lieutenancy for the rad City.—Ellt Regiment. To be Lieutettants—Enfign Jame 4 Young. vice Taylor, appointed to the Toth Font. Dared September 6, :835. Enfigti Edmund Clement 14. Znueh, vice Hamm, difplaerd-- Dated Sisernhcr I I. Enfign Thomas CWT. 1 , ie.! Spicer. dirplaced. Dated Sept 11. 1805. Enfign Henry Warmington, vice Chetham, dirplaccl. Data! Sc?- tember 14, 1805. - To he Enfigns-- . l'! ornas Fortier, Gent vice Young, promoted. Dated September 6. 13-'5. Beyrimhof de Daulwawa, Gent. vice Zotteh, promoted. Dated Scpt,roher i . .1%35. Richard Mooprivatt, Gent. vice Carr, promoted. Dated Septerm ber Infeph Stanley, Gent. vice Warmiagton, promo . ed. Data Sep tember 16,18:.5. Well Regiment. Rife Hilder, Gent. to he Enfigu, vice Bedford, relisned. Dated September a a, ttiat. Commitli , ns in Volunteer Corps, figned by his Ma. jelly's Commitlloners of Lieutenancy tor the City of London.—Bank of England Volunteers. Captain William Melatb to be Maki., vice Puget, declared ; John Jobab Holtord, Erg. to be Captain, vice Malik reomotcd. lhted July 19, I 805. stll Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers. Thfinis, 'now, cent. to he Lieutenant, vice Davr, promoted ; William Elliott, Gent. to be l.b menaut, vice Flaw', rAgried ; Willlam ArmQroog, Gout. to be I..iLlit• cant. I).ited July e,g, 9th Dirm—Maj‘w Gvorge Itlaeltentie to I.e Lietitcnaut-Colonel, vice liar' gym, Datc,l July t :got. Commtlions lihnrd lty the Lora Lieutenant of the CPunty of Dorfet.—Dur finrel'eornant y Cavalry: Cornet Whitaker to be Licistenant, vice liarris, ici.zued. Dated July 29, 1325. d B.lttalion of DorfeAite Volunteer Captain B. L. Garbind to he Mijnr, vier Weft. relived ; Liea tenact Itieltanl Allen to t aptain, vice Garland, promoted; Enfi k to Thoma• Courtin to hu Lieutenant, vita Allah promot ed. Devil May IC iEr - .1. P D1.9601.VED. James Aorticll and lames Thompfon, (ips' iwlbands and Com minion Arm Liverpool, July 51, 1805. Janes Holroyete and lelkanah liolroyde,manufaEturera, parilh of lialifal, Vor'ufitir.t, and at Nfancheiter. Auguft 1,1505. Jane Citridie and I)ivi• Rohertlon, of tine Adelptii i wise met ' ett:o.l. June 11, ISOS. jObti Wilkinfon und I.en is 13.drilow, of r.lanlltcr, muffin ma •,naEturcra, Septtmiler 17, jorro!, Sletpitat ‘l,niliirmitighatte, twee ;horn. e Role, of Coalbtook 1;a1c, Sett'. plat;•cv, i , ept,. John Cole ililwell and John Kidwell, of Roehefter, cabinet ma• kkri, Attgoit 24, 3S I / 4 .5. Richard Monks and l'honiae 7.farrelen. Bulton-le.hloore, Lama (hire. linen and itock:m; vc..viers, September 9, 1805. ISANKRITPTS. - - John Jones, of Hertford, plan un:rand glazier, dealer and chap s:an to furrender o:.•tober , z.nd Nmremkr i, it eleven, at thr Pachhorfe lon. ih Worcefter. Attornieq, Mr. Becke:Bream's Buildings. Cutic:--ry Line, Lontion; or Mr. Gemge Hill, Bru.ul- Worc,ll,r. Robert Brenan. of Brown'. Building*, St. Mary Are, corm4l..aler, September 211, at . Odobtr I. and Novel:other 2, at elevenwat Guildhall. Aflame'', Mr. It og- rs, Manchriter Buildings, Writ min flee. Jort ph ltaundell, of Skipton, Yothilaire. grocer, 0,51.0ber 4,5, and Nov. 2. at eleven, at the Ebel: li.rfe Inn, Skipton. Attotples, Mr. Sudlow, Monument-Yard, London ; or Mr. Cur, Skipton. Thomas Green, of Witham in liolderr.efs, Yorldhlre, dealer and ritapman, September a 7, 2S, and Nov. a, at tleven, at the Dng and Duck "I avern. Seale.l. se, Kingilon :Atomics, Mdlrs. Raw. mid Son, Bactlett's Buildings, Holborn. Lamina ; or Mr. Sandwi'h, William Willmote, late of Birmingham, Warwlekfhlre, fader, dealer and chapmao. Oilober 4, s, and Nov. 1, at .itne„ at the Shakerpear Tavern, New-ftreet, Birmingham. Atrocities, Mr. James Platte Bride court, Bridge Rrect, London or Mr. Wm.: Ellington, Tcmple-firect.l3imingham. James Fcldwieke, late of Brightlitlmßone. SulreT, cordiVaillef or fkoemaker, and fellet of bouts and lbws, dealer and ch:tpntan, Sept. z 6, 27. and Nov. 2, at Heves', at the White Mote hot, Bright helnanne. Attorney, Mr:Thomas Hill, Briplithelm Rone, or Mere's:Towle, Palmer. and Pugh, Gray's Inn fquare, I.nadon. 1 hanks TunnielifT, of Bron-Yard, Herefordtbire, linen-draper, .haler and chaproatt 0.1.011er 1. z, aid Nov. 2, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, in M.0.:714.(ter. Anomie", Mars. Foulkes and Higfon Mancliclier; Mais. Foulkes and avid!, Aray's 1.0n , 10n. Ckwks &vary and Thomas Eardley, late of Stockport. Chalice, cotton-fpinners, dealers, di:lnen, and copartners, Odtober 2, and Hof. 2, at two, at the ::tar bun, Dvao 4 gue, Manchefkr. Anomie', Mr. Samuel Edge, Manchefter; us Mr. James kalge, of the Inner 'Temple. London. Jufltua Nightingale. 'late of Clayton.flreet, Kennington. Surrey, carpenter, Sept. 28, 4)Ctober t 9, and November 2, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorm y, Mr. Hughes, Clifford's Inn. DIVIDENDS. °abbe , ' 16. John ClieethaM :114,-rel,lme of Minche!ler, rotten• manufsidurer, rt eleven. at the Whiten:4r .'Nlane'aciter. Sept. 28. John Shaw. of Nces34te-ftrect, I.oadan, Laemdrarr, at twelve, at GuildhalL O.:toiler 17. John Buck'''. the younger, o , Warnthilicr, Wildbirc, clothier, at &lien, at the Angel Inn. Warnth , .1. r. Odober 17. James Crofc, of lifbury, Wilts, carptnter, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Warminfter. October r 6 James Howard, of Re bd..le. Lenca:hire, machine maker, dealer and chapntan, at ekvai, at the Dog Timm, in Thanfgate, Marmbeiler. Oetober.2s. James Rubinfon the younger, of I Averpool , merchant, and fador, at one, m the Gl * d,e'r.,vern, Lica-pool. Odbber 12. When Jack on, of W,-11 Winch, Norfolk, bircher and joblux, at fix, at the (Italdhall Kir7', I .arm. (ladies 22. James Adlobl.s. of Xouthatnpum haturdafher, dialer and chapman, at ten, at tiolPhail, London, 0 etolicr a 5 Thomas Allwood, Lie of f ta,ll.llreet, Bloom (bury, Middlefex, cars r 1.1111 gildr r. at frti, 6iiiitlhan OetObef it.. David 12.Vortnt of t.lietcr, irmoicongel s . at Octal,. at the Sic:Serve it •I'ay, r.i. Nrw-ilreet,lM mia:!isant Clacker 22. John Newbold, of Manche:ler. draper, rt.aler and lehapmau, at eleven, at the bridgewatn.e cir rm.,. hist:chef:cr. PRENISSII3IION.. The celebrated phyllognnmift Lavater, has declared that no part of the face tends fo much to Convey a pleating preprifretliJn, in favour of any one, as the appearance of a fet of regular and beautifully white teeth, as it imports.the idea of open nets of charaaer, and gives a confideuce in the per. f a that poll - elks them. Burt sit's Rettorative Tooth Powder Rands unrivalled in its excellence tor this per. pole. It is a certain preventative againit tei.th mite, and eradicates the fcurv) ::ne its cattle:, viz. 1. ul nets and fponginefs gums. and it Oyes to the mouth everpappearanet of health and beauty, mak ing the teeth..pearly white, and the lips and gurus to aftume a delicate red or vermillion colour. It may be had of moil Medicine Venders at.d l'erfumers • ir. every town, in at as. yd. each. Lan week a young man, fun .of a rcfpcaable far. mer in the nAghboutlinod of I.evc:rt, while bathing on the lands, was futrounded by toll: floninz tide and d t owit44l. • IotARIORD: • • The Rev. T Lyoatn, Curate of Boytoo, to Mri. I gabett zed . .low of F..l.ambert, Efq. of Boyton Houle, Wis. At Gibraltar, in the beginning of left' eilth,l.i•nteatot-Cylo.. net Keane, to Mita Smith, daighter of Brigadier-Omen! S. Conunanding Officer& e Artillery of thAt garrifoo. •On the twit inttar , at Croydon, Auguttus Markett, Els. Lieuten.utt in the Ito! al Navy, to hdifs MAnky. A few days ago, Captain WilhAms. of Angie, to Mas Ann L:•• vett, formerly of Cattle Hill, re•:.:Arokeihire. At Calcutta, G. CaKellis, Eq. of the Eatt India C)mpatlya Civil Eilabiihment, Bantl.ay, to Mill Shawe, fitter cf Shawn, Private Secretary to his Excelkney 111arqu'a Wellefley. 1)1 id). At his has in Montreal, the 3sft of July fait, Andrew Maegtl, Efq. of Glafgow, an erninert Ca . a lian inerchar.. • Aka. Anderfon, Efq. Barrack-Matich of Lim r.ek, late Cap tain and Partsafter in the Tyrone rtlintent of militia. In Abbey-Sheet, Dublin,' Mr. Burnett, h: oiJdler. A few days ago, at Dasviifts, Mrs. William Hunter, wife of Wm. Hunter, Efq. of Margaret-itreet, Cavendifh fquare. Ott the 7th int Lent, a' his Irelgings 4n Pimlico in the 49th year of th, age. after a fcvere and lingering inners. Jo'.n Frederic'. Ea nar4 Gistsfchol,Efq. late lientenant-Colotiel i•ts Niajelly • ()nth reit:mem of Foot, and lisfpedor of Dutch Trt.l . 4. Lately, Mr. John Bayley, brasher of the Rtv C'. Payky, Mlnifter anal Founder at St. James's Church, Il.toclklter, k 4 , 1 a ferlous Muds, and a life of term afiliaino. Lately, at Maul Hotwells,Mts.Smith, wife of FerdinandSrehis, Efq of Harbourne-placc, near Worcefter, anti daughter of the late General St. Uetnge Knudfon. I.ately. at Braid, Mr. W'n. Mork. Attorney at I.aw. On M'ednefday latt, Wits Hoare. daughter of Jonathan Hoare, Efq. of Stoke Newisitton, in the azth year of her ale. I.atrly, at Oulton,near t eeds, the day on which the enerleted her tooth year, Mrs. Gat rand. relict of the late Mr .Garrand. fur. nterly a refpedable and opulent [Anson merchant, hut the greatcft past of whole property was fw.dlowed up by the drca.ltni earth quake which defrayed that city in 175 y. On that fatal ocea. fisni, Mrs. G. was alarmui by a violent Rushing of the rt. um, and of the elicit of drawers, in which the was depofiting Come of hes hufband's linen. She ishantly dal out of the bode, and cfcapcd &Studien, after having the Alining misfortune to fee a beloved fun and daughter overwhelmed in that tremendous convulfiaa oSisc then returned to England. and having fowl afterwards 101 l her huiband, retired to Oulton, where the has ever tiny. reGded, and w!ler. Sic died. This refpeetable old lady retained her mental fa. eclairs nuinspaired to the lait. COURSE'. OF Anift:r•loct • 37 c % Uf• Do. at light JO 8 • R.ttcr•lant It 16 2 Uf . EXCHANGE. Cadis rp Naples sc* liirto 341 rtr. rienua 46 Madrid pap LiMon 61* IDitto ;;4: (LE Oporto 61 1 . W.lboa 34 :,,, tit: Dublin 13 Leghorn 53 Cork 14 I Ver.ice 61 livres Maya rifedtiso Flothitrah 34 21 2 , - 1 35 0 I . ;Tifltilly'Sdaie 25 113 Pais o 2 (IC kioutdeaux 2S t ditto Agin r n the Bank of Portuaal Gold in Cain, p Gold in Bars Iper ti. Reding. Holland St per Cent. :r ounce L 4 0 0 4 0 0 • S .5 New Doll Ire, per ounce A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS INFALLIISI.E GERMAN Cl RN-PLAISTER. 'THY PROPRIETOR :cf this =At excellent REMEDY is Co cer...flin of its Eil.cazy having never failed, in a variety of Cafes, agrees, If it (Sae,: not eradicate the Corn s root and branch, T.) L - ruas T tr. And he legs leave to add, that it has infinitely the aavantzgc of the namberlefs had& CatiOUS Ointments, :.aloes, Tic. many hundreds of afflieted per. fon% can tdtify, among whom are tome of the MI charadcn this kingdom. Sold Wholefulc and Retail by T.Axtell, No. t, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and ::.Ifo by Mr. Day, No. - TaviP.oel. (Iran; Mr. Wilron, No. 39, St. janscs's-Itreet; Mt. Hilder s 'No. at, 1 2 .11-Mall ; Mr: Ward, No. 324,1 - Itlborts; and Jebouls and Co. No. sso, Olford-itreet. At &Mal, by Mr. Bulght and Mr.Shrpparil, Bookfelless Bath, By Hazard, l ' auukfellzr ai:d Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh. by Rainer, South Bridges Portia and Gofls,rt, Mr. liarding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Oore, printer,and Mr. Jones ,booldellet, Portfmouth. Mr. Mottey, And by molt of the Venders of Medicines in England. ABiTERGENT LOTION. - " A good appearance is the belt letter of recommendation." 'if keTATOR• THE FACE is the moil common feat of cutaneous crupthin, is confequence of its being snore particularly ex , poled to the adiou of the air, and it is fippored that the extreme cutaneous vaffelswhich, in a natural flute, chrulate colt-uric:l Hulas, on being excited in the 11191111‘ r Ltre menticncd, or on the application of ftiniulants, or perhaps front eaufes at relent un known to us. aLforb ogygen front the attnaphere, which oecaftotas a heat,l. fl.:mtnariot, florid appearance, at:d cutaneous eruption. The A ass CRON N r 1.0:10N reih:Grs the face fair mid deSeate, and removes every hind of 111 - .ln, tan, funhurn, or freebie, which rouge, lung il:nefs or fatigue gem ral:y produce in Otort, it is the only ormetle a Lady can We at h , rto et wisheafe and comfort. Prepared by Dr. Sotosmarl Gilead Houle, near Liverpool Pri. e as. (41 a bottle. ?my Included. Sold in I.ondon. by Mini. hlarth,ws, tS, Strand; Dicey and Swum. Pcw lahurcb.yard ; Bacon, 150, Oxford-thee; Pidding. 75, Oxford dice, oppei:te tia; Pantheon ; Butler, 4, Lleapide; Barclay and Son, Fleet-marker; Shaw ar.d Edwards, 66,8,. Paul's Churchyard; and .Lvans, Long-lane, Weft-Sanithfichl ; and by all ri.lpedable Aledicine %%netts in the DuitesliDngdont. Of whom r.tay be hat!, The Atli impetigines, or Solomon's Drops, for purifying the blood art: refloring the fyilem, when impaired by the imprudent ufe of Mercury—have been foam! the great and only nitorer of health and vigour in difurtiers where falivation has repeatedly fdic4l. Price tog. 6d. Family bottles 334. Alto, a Ncw Edition of Sol.taton's Guide to Health; peke 3s. To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. q, New Bridge-tireet, London; SIR -1 confidtr it but an aft of intlice due to the merit* of your I.EAKL'e PATENT PILLS, to command tate to you the following Cure. which has recently been perforated by diem :—An aeqltaititattec of ...isle. who by die breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (att.,iided by a Compliptioa of Dif • orders aritir•jthcrefram), wit reduezd ;Inuit to a &detail. and though he had the heft medical advice which could be obtained. and tried a variety of pat....nt nuclicires,notking could be procured wh!- lifeemed to fuit his car?, or to do him any ftrvice ; he remain ed in a Aloft reduced and pitiable Manion for two years, unableto follow hivproftlhdp, and fore* able to well. or RVCRIO italld on litas; L. fad, :to one who knew him ever fuppofed it pellihie for him to recover. lie was adviled at :alt to try your Ltisslis Pitt —lie. id fo, flrale aalli..ring to directions given with. Va.:in—ate had Lot tilt.* more that, two leiv..F.before he found ca for the better : this encouraged ! im to proceed, awn to:ing a iew Loxes ei,Jr.: he fiiti.l.l mid it rength gradu ally -eturts, and Iv :n to. befltliv as d lion: as any 111,19 1 brow. Via' are n..4.0m., t., any i.erfon to me for eJi.firmation of the valn aerin:ni if it Mould be .I,,ubeed. I a Sir, your oboilrut huintd.: fervant, Library. ria [tone, jmy lc, itts-s.e. T tit). PURDY. .• fuld by the folr Proprietor, Tuos. TAYLOR, Alembi rof the Royal Coll, fe of Surgeons, Lan• dun, hia Inittfe. No. 9. New bridge • Where, after a coultain re.fiderce of more tae' 4.) Ye 07,., pradiee particularly dire red to the cure of Ye: ..! ceirs! -, and that inckleidal to the pasts of vner-diim in l'oth fi v. v, that inviolable fecrcer.which nun of his prof. ri ci , „1„.„ . oliferve. h the advice and o.f ritt..n. h. sratuitoullti adtniniGrr to perfolie t elteetned, bf i'vlifvetninf ~v an a,:Yaitin,;... iadoiii to he eilitainvd, and • void of an -hi , . y. •' b 1 • ri,plirdne at, Lear t.e converixeecf thofe !iv. iry at a ail+ , itis No. 3v.. t l iii' Ilrut, Pall NI ; ilk: .1 t Mr. a 11:bnrough„ - , fib nr - OW . s. Nnelt.i , ru3,;e : Edinturch ; Mr. • . ; :afTz.4:‘• ;r. , Idol lin ; A Liverpool Dir. Ada , aril by ; lon in every cor.ll - tarn in Great find Ireland, is bexca of only 2a• 4 eoch, fealed i stain .t ir .4li.ns, wl..cfsby perfan I s ot either fee may cut • n t , ,rac I; • ed. (..c:e..y, and Lifety. N.H. Every :lox hi! is ...,1 dop with a ;tamp, cot v::,ith,liy Lie , ear of Cotnnfil,etters, iv riided at the Stamp 0. N. w !Ar ..._.. , ;mine which tf felony, and all Ot!lcill4en c.'-11 . .erti it. ;.0;noN: niaz.(laiilL 7 X"..•1 I . (^: ezz t.: I.atnheth). 0: I: ' e. Nl . l eir.T f;4 1' . 34.:ibt4 alb) 3: Lit -Tax L Pat. 1 ~:, ;y' I /