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Few' the LONDON nAzErrE, O&kr 8. tThe Gazette contains the uazette Extraordinary of the 23d April lA, which we yefterday prefented to our Reiulers.—. It has a.to the following Letter from Bombay :1 POLITICAL DIPARTMEN T. To William seoncay, Ern. Secretary at the India Houle. Bombay Cattle, May tiS, tBO5. SIR—In addition to the Calcutta Gazette Extra ordinary, tranfmitted in my letter of this date, I am clireeted by the Honourable the Governor in Council, to forward the accompanying copy of an article of in formation this day received from Calcutta, for the purpofe cf being fubrnitted to the Honourable the Court of Direftors. I have the honour to be, &c: (Signed) F. Waansw, Sec. to Gov. Scirtriva, with his army, attended by the bill& Refident, remained at Subbulghurh on the 9th ilifi.l (April). On the 7th intl. SCINDIA had diipatched his Prime Miniiler to Bliurvpore, to aft in concert with his Excellency Lord LA Kt, in the reftoration of a general Peace in India. (True Copy) (Signed) F. Waatita, Sec. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAt-OrrICE, OCTOEFIt tit Regiment or Dragoon Guor.i.—Cornet William Gavin to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 4:h Ditto—F.nlign Charlos Thcophilus Hall, from the 24th Fcut, to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Butler, promoted. t3th Regiment of light Dragoons—John Harris Arnold, Gent. to he Cornet, without purchafe. vice Pemberton, who relives. 18th Ditto.-Litutenant Garreli KeUikelly, from the 98th Rest.' MGM. to be Lieutenant, without porthole. Isth Ditto--Cornet Matthew Thomplon, from the ball-pay of the late 236 Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without porthole, vice Cary, promoted in the 85th Foot. sth Regiment of Foot. To be Enfigns, without purekare.-Charles nudism Gent. ease Smith, promoted, and Benjamin Whifton Bsrt,Gtst. vice Hig.. gins, promoted. 6th Regiment of Foot. To be Er.figns, wits t purenale--Henry Scott, Gent. Vice Cos, promoted; Enry, Gent. vice Jones, promoted, au t Edr ward Wrench, Gent. vice Barbet:lt, promoted. Eth Ditto.-Enfign John Stanford to be Licutenant. without pot'' chore, vice Robinron. promoted; Morton Noel. Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafc, vice Digby, who refigns, and Yes hintew Henry Cooper, to be Ditto, vice Stanford. soar Regiment of Font. TO be Captain of Companies, by purchafe. B.i:utmost Edward matey, vice Calbell, promoted. Lieutenant Benjamin Keene. To be Lieotenant, by porthole. tnfign Jokpb Budded, vice Malley. =4th James 'Wilkins, from the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without porthole. To be Enfigns, without pereaafe—James Kettilby, Gent. vice Stumm, promoted in the tooth Foot; Robert Margo Leake, Gent. vice Sandwich, promoted in the tooth Foot, and Wal:er Ritchie, Gent. vice Dixon, promoted in the tooth Foot. 16th flittri--Setjeant Major John Macfarlane to be Adjutant, with the rank of Enlign, v ice Berkeley, promoted. g4th Ditto—William Triggs, Gait. to be Finfign, by porthole, via Adams, promoted. 27th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants - witbout — purchafo—Enfign William Maguire; Enfign John Gouda', from the 42d Foot. Enfign Adjutant Adjutant Daniel Hogan to have the rank of Lieutenant. Serjeant Major John Daly to be Q c arter Mager. 68th Ditto—Lieutenant George Gibbons, from the s td Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purehafe. 3lft Ditto—Hofpital Mate J. F. Hayes to be AfSftant Surgeon. 36th Ditto... Enrico Roberts Denny, from the 38th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purehafe ; Enfign Hugh Beacon. from the 3d Garrifon Battalion, to be lieutenant, without porthole. 38th Ditto—George Hamilton, Gent. to he Fillip, without pur chafe, vice Denny, p romote d In the 36th Foot. 40th Ditto--Second Lieutenant William Qtrade, from the sat Plot to be lieutenant, without purehafe. Olt Ditto—Lieutenant Arthur Forbes, from the 7th Light Dra goons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafc, vice White, who retires. d Ditto—John Sinclair, Gent to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Gouriy, promoted in the 27th Foot. 47th Dittn--Ncedham Dynsoke, Gent, to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice fiacileir, promoted 50th Ditto—Enfign Frederick B. Meard, from the 3d Garrifun Battalion. to hr Lieutenant. without purelae. 54th I )itto—Enrign John Kelly, from the 27th foot, to be Lieute nant, without purchafe. 66th Ditto—Lieutenant George Stubbs, from the Gift Foot, to be Captain of a Company, witr.ut purchafe, vice Campbell, pro moted in the 62d Font. Toth Ditto--George Rots Gent. to be Enfign, wishot.t purchafe, vice Rodgers, foperfeded. 78th Dittt.--Irofpital Mate Alexander Lef.ie to be Arnitant Sur- goon. 113l1Ditto—Lieutetiant James Nelda, from the 77th Font, to be Captain of a Company, without purehafe, vice Stetingar, ap pointed to the! sth Light Dragoons. 88. th Ditto—Lieutenant William Carey. from the 49th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. without porthole. 96`ch Ditto--AlGftatit.Surgeon Robert Stratton, from the 67th Foot, to be Surgeon. Itd:Ditto--Filfign Hay Rafe to be Lieutenant, wltbeut purehafe, vice John M'Pberfoo, promoted; John Rufs, Gent. to be En fign, vice Rofe. ijaa Ditto—Andrew Phaup. Gent. to be Enfign, without put- Chafe, vice Rofs, proitioted. 99th Ditto•..AffnftantSurgton John Angtiftlis Snipe, from the 3th Dragoon Gnarls, to be surgeon 96th Ditto.—Lieutenant Richard Miller, from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, without purehafe. To he Enfigns, without purehafe--Goodlalt Arid, Gent. vice Otaray, promoted in the t 4th'Foot. Fdward French, Gent, vice Rochfort, promoted in the reth Foot. loam Crotty, Gent. vice Wilkins, peon:tot...din the tach Foot. tooth Regiment of Foot. To he Linn:yams, without purehafe, Inegn Thomas Stannos, from the 14th Foot. Ettfihn William Oliver Sandwich, fronibitto. Enfign John Dixon, from Ditto. Royal stall Corps--Lienteoant W. B. Hulme, from the id Gatti fon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Hehl, who exchanges. C•atrifen Battalion—John Craigie, Gent. to be Emig's, vice Fitzgerald, fuperfeded. id Ditto—Lieutenant Simon Hebt, from the- Royal Staff Corp., to be Lieutenant, vice tilme, who exchanges; Enfign from the 97th Foot, to be Lieutenant. 3d Ditto—William Brodie, Gent, to be Enfign, vice Beaton, pro moted in the 36th Foot. ,Royal Manz Fentibloo-i-jamet Tobin, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Welt, who riifigns. MEMORANDUM- Entign William Bolton, of the 67th Regiment of Foot, is fu perfeded. COMMillions in the Royal Regiment of Devon and Cornwall Miners, figned by the Lord Warden of the Stannarie•. Dated September 23, 1805. L i eutenant wiig am S ta pleton to be Captain, vice &toil, rap ed; Enfign Richard Tyacke to be Lieutenant, v'ce Stapleton, promoted; George Futter, Gent. to be align, vice Tyatke promote/. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Samuel Bail^y and Gauze Silverthorn Bailey, in Manchefter, tailors and habit nrkers, Darker 4. !Sot. Peter Watfott and James Hutton Whitaker, of Manehener, cot ton manufacturers :Ind calico print( rs, Beptember 7, titcs. Chriflophcr 1 hornhill, John White, Thomas Young, Joreph IPrice, and Joki!. Purr, of Deptford, Durham, ate Wear flint i glafs company, December 3 , teas . Samuel Hilton, it ichar,l itilnin, and William Hilton, dealers in anal, at Sott7h, within Ov-r I.larwen, I Arica:bite, March 28,1805. Richard t lilton avd William Hilton, of Over Darwen, Lanc.. *lir:, whittlers, March a 3, 0.05. William Thompfon, William l'orman, Edward William For. I S. nun, anal John Bunn, Iron merchant*, Lond , m, July a, tBos. Thomas Willows, feu. and James 1 huntas Ricketts, dealers in Ssarions aued usaolltaw, to LicAlta•hivare, Odloba S t 3801. , David Ward, Franck Parton, and Gene Cooper, of Sheffield, Yorkthlre, cdgc tool makers, Oetiber 5, nos. Benjamin Bovlll, Richard Reeve, and John Bovill, of Foulkes buildings, Tower•Reect. London, cornfadlon, Sept. 30, 18os. BA NIERUVICY ENLARGED. Odtober to. Henry Hmehlnp, late of Blackfriar's-road, Surrey, tallow-chandler, at ten, at Guildhall. °dicier to. William Headland, of the parilla of Stanited Mount fichet, Eifel, farmer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. rattles Doyle, late of the-parith of St. Paul, Covent-Gardeu, Mid dkfex, china and glalintan, dealer and chapman, to furrender Dauber ter, era, and November 19, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Meths. Thomas and Samuel Nailer, Great New. port-ftreet. Imes Napier Watred, of Birmingham, Warwickfhire, woollen draper, dealer and chapman, October as, at five, October a 6, and November r 9, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Bull- firset, Birmingham. Attotnies, Mail. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry, London ; or Mr. Whately, Birmingham. Joleph Main, of Northampton, ironmonger, dealer and chapman, Odtober to, at (even, November 5, and 19, at nine, at the George Inn, Northampton. Attornies, Meffrs. Kioderley, Lung, and ince, Sy mond's.lon, Chancery-lace, London; ur Mr. Howes, Northampton. John Badcoek, of Paternofter.row. London, bookfaler. October 11. 21, and Nov. t 9, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Jufcph Busby, No. 3, Middle Temple lane. DIVIDENDS. Ositober 31. Stephen Shallcrofs and Robert Barnes, both nPMan cheßer, cotton (pitmen and copartners, at three, at the Star Inn, Manehelter. Oelober au Edward Syle, of South Mohan, Devnalhire,woollen. draper, ar eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Briltol. October au. James Ga:dner, of New•attle under Lyme, Stafford , &ire, ironmonger, at two, at the Crown and Anchor, in New caftle-under-Lyme. Odober au. Charles Francis Olivier de Perrin, of Duke-Brett, Manchelter•fquare, parilh of Saint Mary la &nue. M4dillciert, vietualler, at ten, at Guildhall ()dither au. Thomas Moyle, of Newaftle•under-Lyme. Stafford &ire, draper, at two, at the Crown and Anchor, in Newcititle uoder.l.ymc. November s. John Burton Timmings, now or late of Portia, Hants, grocer. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. a. Charles Stephenfon, of Parliament.ftreet, Weaminfter, ftationer, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. a. Jonathan Fullwood, of Barbican, paritli of St. Giles, Crip plegate Without, London, pawn-broker, dealer and chapman, at twelve. at Guildhall. Nov. s. Robert Berridge, late of the Old City Chambers, Bilhopf gate-Rivet, London, merchant. at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. -. John Dixon and William Jeffery Dixon, or Exeter, mer chants and partners, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Ewer. Monday lag and the two fuccceding days, the Royal Weft Midelefix Militia, commanded by Colo nel BAILEY, left Hull, and croffed the Humber on their route for Brillol. The detached parties of the regiment upon duty at the different batteries in the Humber, were previoullv recalled, and fucceeded_by detachments from the Warwick Militia. The Leeds Volunteer Cavalry, who are on perma nent duty at Scarhro', have received orders to extend their time from 15 CO 21 days. Sunday the St. Clement's Danes, or Duke of • Gloucefter's Volunteers, commanded by Major BLAKE, =acted in Lincoln's Inn Gardens, at feven in the morning, and marched from thence to High bury Honk, to pratlice firing with ball. On enter ing the fields, the corps commenced fkirmifiting and Light Infantry manoeuvres, until they arrived at the target, when the firing in general was excellent at a hundred yards ditiance. After feveral trials of (kill had taken place between the ben markfmen, who re peatedly hit the centre of the bull's eye, the corps partook of refrefhments at Highbury Houfe, and at one o'clock returned to town. The following Order has been read to the different Companies of• the Coldaream Regiment of Guards, by order of his Royal Highnefs the Doke of Yoax : Ocr g:—The Duke of Yolk cannot allow the period of his rrmoval from the command of the Colditream Regiment to pars , i without trpreffing in the ftrongeft terms the approbation to which the regiment by its uniform good conduit during the twenty-one years the Duke has had the happinefa of commanding it, is f o jultly entitled. His Royal Highnefs delirer, that the Officers, Non-commiffiotied Officers, and Private Soldiers of the regiment, will, with this teftimony to their Meat, accept his warmell thanks for the many molt grateful marks of their regard and at tachment, which he has experienced during the cow-fe of his COM.. in and ; and he defires to allure them, that indiredtly they will ever retain his bigheft efteem, and that as a corps their honour and fuccefa will ever remain the objedts of his moil...earned fohci tude. The Duke has done them juftiee in his reprefentation to their preen t Colonel, and the regret with which his Royal High rids leaves the regiment is lensed, by rengning •he command of it to a fucertfor, who, his Royal Highnefs is perfuailed, will feel an equal attachment to the regiment, and will on every men , Goo molt sealoaffy promote its intereft and happinefa. - - . . Rowiwo Marcu.—On Monday J. Simpfon and J . Williams, peter-boatmen, rowed a match for a bet of five guineas, from the Old Swan to the Swan at Chelfea. The lead was taken by Simpfon, and re gained by Williams, who was ultimately the winner. l'efferday, about an hour after high water, the two gentlemen fctillits who had betted to row from off Stangate, on the Surrey (bore, and upper fide of Wefiminffer:bridge, met at Stangate. Mr. Shepherd and Mr. Peele having made good their bets : Mr. Shepherd, as being the winner of the laff race he rowed with Mr. Humphries, agreed to give Mr. Peele three boats lengths ahead, and the aart. They were i to row up to the Swan at Chelfea, for 201. a fide At Itarting the odds were much in favour of Mr. Peele ; but Shepherd changed that point foon after they had' palled the Archbi(hop's Palace, (hooting a-head clofe over to the Millbank (bore. There was tome give and take the nett of the way, and Mr. Shepherd having jumped affrore WI, was declared the winner. They proved themfelves both moft excellent (cullers. Yellerday Mr. G. Newman, of Walham Green, undertook to walk from bis houfe, to the Blue Polls, Bennet-greet, St. James's, for a wager of five gui• neas, in twenty-five minutes, which he performed in 23 minutes with cafe, being above three miles. On Thurfday evening, about half paft ten o'clock, a race took place between two gentlemen, in the neighbourhood of Cavendilh•fqtrare, for a confider able bet.—One of the gentlemen engaged to carry another on his back once, while the other went twice round the fqoare, which was eafily won by the for mer, to the great amufement of a vaft concourfe of fredators. A angular foot-race was run nn Friday by a Cook, aged Go, and a butcher, of the age of 25. They were both to (tart from Clare-market, the former to run to St. Paul, Covent Garden, and back, and the latter to St. Paul's Cathedral, and back. The wager was a dinner, which was won by the Cook by a mi nute and a half. On Wednefday, Mr. Tor TN ext., porter merchant, of Rocheller, undertook for a wager of five pounds, to run from Rochefter Cathedral, to the White Horfe in 80110 l anti back again, within 21 minutes, which he performed in 13 minutes apd two fcconds with great cafe. POLIBE. A ferpeEtable tradefman from the Ciy, and one from Soho, were yelterday charged at Bow-(greet, with having uttered counterfeit &filings to a confi derable amount. Richard Tanner, a dealer in Welch flannel, in New Town, Montgomeryfhire, dated, that he had confiderable dealings with one of the prifoners in the City ; and laft May, when he was in London, he applied t 3 him to fettle his account, when iarious modes were propofed, but none to his fatisfatiinn, till the tradefman from Soho offered to lend twenty pounds in (killings, which he agreed to take, and fettle the account. On his taking them,home, they all proved to be counterfeit. He made feveral ap plications to get them taken again, but all proved in vain, which induced him to apply to an attorney in King's Bench Walk, Temple, who referred him to the Solicitor of the Mint, who took his information, and yellerday Rivett and Parkes apprehended the prifoners. On fearching their premifes they found in the City fixteen counterfeit (billings wrapped in brown paper, in the defk in the counting 'mule ; and at the houfe in Soho they found a deal box wit h about 601. of counterfeit (billings, packed in mahogany law. dull, apparently arrived from the country within thefe few days, by one of Willan's coaches of the Bull and Mouth Inn. The priffiners were commit ted for further examination. Thrum HALL.—An information was heard yeller day before RICHARD CARPENTER SMITH, Efq. and T. BROADLEY, refpeaing the feizure of two China counterpanes. called I'elampores, found in the (hop of Mr. Melton, a pawnbroker, in Bridge- Road, Lambeth. The profecution was carried on by the Commidioners of the Cußoms ; and, it ap pears from the evidence of one of the officers, that having information that the counterpanes in queflion were expofed for fate, he went to the (hop, when Mr. Melton very readily handed them over to him, and expreffed his ignorance that they were contraband. A Solicitor attended on behalf of Mr. Melton, and took an objeaion to the form of the infra mation, which charged him with having k harboured, kept, and concealed," whereas, in fact, as appeared from the evidence of the officer, he had not done any fuch thing, for he had fworn that Mr. M. had expofed them to fale, without ever being confcious that he was infringing., the laws. He therefore f » omitted, that under this contradiaion between the evidence and the wording of the information, the Defendant was entitled to an acquittal. The Magiflrates, after looking at the information, were of the fame opinion, and the information was quafhed. Mr. Doyley, the Gentleman who made In (tweets ful a Ran I agyinfl the impotition of fines, for not at tending the corps to which he belonged as a volun teer, a nd who eventually obtained the judgment of the Court of King's Bench in his favour, was firm. mooed for not complying with the Azi of Parliament, requiring him to furnifh his waggon and honks for the conveyance of troops. The ground of objeaion to the non-compliance with this rcquilitirn wa., that die and fufficient notice had n• - n been ferved upon him. The Magiltr.ttes, however, upon loi.king into the Aft, found that it exprefsly direas, that perfons liable to furnifh conveyances, arc bound to furnifh them upon the immediate demand ; they were there fore under the neceffity of infliting the penalty, namely, 403. Monday, at the Police Office, Q2een fquare, Gentleman, rather advanced in years, charged a Cypri4n, well known about the Strand by the name cf Handfinte Ba, with robbing him of his watch and money. It appeared that he had accompanied her, the preceding evening, to a honk of civil reception in Chandos-dreet, and in the morning found himfelf minus as above ; but as no clear evidence could be produced aruinft the fair culprit,The was difcharged, and the old gentleman left to bewail his folly. A complaint in the bowels being at Trefent pretty general, the following receipt, which has been found very efficacious, will perhaps prove acceptable to the public :- 15 grains of Rubarb-46 grains of Magnefia. Let the rhubarb be put lam a table fpoon, to be filled up with turn, to which let fire till it will burn no longer. Mix" the whole in a wine glafs full of peppermint water. with five drops of laudanum. On Thurfday evening, Mr. E. BAKRIt of Roche ter, was offered a bet of sal . that he could not wheel a wheel-hart ow, which Ihnuld be procured. from Rocbefter Pump to Eaftgate (lone Pump, a diftance of about a quarter of a mile, within five minutes, the bet was agreed to, the wheel-barrow fent for, and Mr. B. prepared for the trial of his fttength and fpeed —after a few minutes had palled, the rolling vehicle with which the bet was to be decided, made its appearance, when to the adonilliment of the fpeetators, it proved to be a barrow purchafed at a late fair for one of the children of the wag, who pro poled the bet. Mr. B. however let out on his expe dition, but before be had proceeded twenty yards, fed down and Woke both the barrow and his knees, and loft his wager. A failor on Thurfday, purfuing, over the tops of Tome honks. a favourite monkey which had efcaped from his lodgings in Hackney-road, fell to the ground ; he exclaimed, with an oath, that he had at rat brought hitnfelf to an anchor, and died a few hours after. Wednelday Jofeph Vines, Efq. fell from las bode, near Brice Norton. and was killed on the fpot. Mr. Macey, the coroner, attended on Thug. day. and took an inquif.tion. Jut ors' Veroia—Ac cidental Death. ..... _ A few slays Once, as Mr. Leander WaR out (hoot ing at Lord Maynavd's in Eirex, he was about to charge his gun after (hooting a partridge, when the charge of powder by time unaccountable accident blew up, by which his hand was dreadfully injured. On Sunday fe'nnight Margaret Slinglby was com mitted to Maidflone' Goal, for having in her para . - feffion a quantity of old copper, belonging to the Xing's fibres. At the Qiiarter SeOions held at the Guildhall, Rocheller. on Saturday jail, William Henry was in clined for keeping a diforderly houfe. The fan bring clearly proved, he was committed to prifnn for three month►, and, at the expiration of that time to pay a fine of 201. HeweiNs v. Peirce.—The Defendant was indieed for an affanit in the Golden Lyon yard, in Rochef ter, but the cafe not being clearly made out, the Plain tiff was nothited. BIRTHS. • Senday laft. the Lady of Baron Bagram Scmon, of Frat. oac :A.. Iflington, of a fon. On the 19th ult. at Sitting' Houk. Bowiekiltire, the Lady .' General Franc'. Gouda, of a Gin. Sunday, at her houfe on Woolwich Common, the Hon. Mrs. Foy. of a fon. MARRIk.D. At Carlifie, oat Thurfday Taft, John Hendetfon, Efq jun. of h:lar. to Mifs•Holton, of that city. At Campfie, Archibald Buchanan, F.fq. of the Hon. Eat! Inas. Company's fcrviec. to Mira Margaret Brown, daughter of Robert' Brown, Efq. of )(Hartong'. Monday, at St. James ' s Church, Weßmieder, by the Lord Bilbop of Errer, the Rev. Wm. Ward, Redor of Mlle-end,ne..r Colchefter, to Mif. Hammerfley, chi& daughter of Theo. Haw medley, Efq. ut Pall-Mall. DIED. On Friday laft, at Cheltenham, after a long aid revere inners, which he bore with peeled refignatlon and equal reflution, Da. rid Scott, Lfq. of Dunninald, Rep:We-braise in Parliament fur Perth, &c. N. R. Lately, at thy hollfe of his uncle. Paul Orchard, Efq. in Chatter fisld-ftr.et. Loodon, aged 13, George Pawky Suck, Efq. of don, near Liverpeol. Thurfday fen night, at Allby,near Whitchavem the feat of Wal ter Chambre, LA. its the astis year of Fee age Mrs. Preflon, wife of Mr. Nathaniel Prrfton, of Dublin, and daughter of Richard Ledger, Efq. of U'llitehaven. At an advanced age. Mrs. Pocock, relict of the Rev. Rkli. Po cock. of NULL. nhall near Marlborough. Suddenly. Mr Knight, who had been keeper of the County gaol of lierklhire ao years. At Grenada, in June !aft, of the yellow fever, in the r7th year of his age, Mr Thomas Wilfon, too of the Rev.• Dr. James WS. fon, ii bier of I...labia. On the I .eeseard Illand Ration, In June laft, Mr. James Fair holine,midthipn* I on hoard his Majefty's Ihip Northomberlaud; (camd lon us the late William Fairhulme. of Chapel, Ffq. On hoard hi' Majelty'sthip Phanix, Lieut. Henry Steel, of the Royal Marines, in einsfequence of the wounds he receive I in thc gallant but bloody engagement between the PIXIDIoiX and la °Mon, wherein the latter was captured. Lieut. Steel was a native of Ber wick, and was prefent in fermi of the naval cepgementa of bit war, particularly In Lord Howe's and ! s urd Duncan s, aid bade fair, by his gallantry and good conduct, to rife in the (crake, what he thus fall, fighting bravely in defame of his King aid Country. He has left two orphan children to lament his lots. At Hannington, near Kingfelere Mrs. Soper, a maiden lady. aged 6,;. She had retired from the farming bufinefs kale years, and ever fince living in the moil penurious manner, aat fo mock as keeping a fervant maid till her inners commenced, nee* her Mifs Digweed, whom the heal up from her infancy, and to whom the has left nearly 7o; o• l. At Capenoch, on the asd tdt. Mifs Sandilands, daughter of the late Hon. Robert Sandilands. At Bombay, Major Wallaee,fon of the late Rev. John U'allace. of Limerick. At Edinburgh.= the 3cth ult. Mr. James Watkin s writer to the fignet. On the 3cth ult. at Hull. Mr. Andrew Dodgfon, of Croft, * &wick, aged 72. His death was oecafioned by a paraly6s of the mufciea of his tongue and throat, which took away the power of (wallowing, fo that he was literally Starved. Lately. at Newcastle, Captain Harem+, of the. Royal Banters. Thurfday, at Limehou'e, aged Ba, a man named Joyce, with out having experienced, until the day of his death, an hour's ill net's. From the age of twenty he had been In the dilly pradtkeef drinking fix pots of porter. but frequently exceeded that allow ance. By au eflimate lately made by himfelf, it appears that ha bad drank 31,t 34 gallons, or nearly 300 butts. Lately, at Apples , . in the tile of Wight, aged 73, Mrs. Wal ker, widow of the Rev. Dr. Walker, Redor of &crew& and Mottifton, in that Magid. Lately, Mifs Atkinfort, daughter of the late William Atkinfon, Efq. an Alderman of the borough of Ripon, and niuoe to the late Mr. P. Atkinfon,of York, archited. At Gaston Park, on Sunday the 6th inftant, Alexander Wood. Efq. eldeft fon of Colonel Wood, of Clacton, in the 16th. year of his age, and Senior Cornet of the rah Light Dragoons. This young Officer's fate is peculiarly hard: never having known Diners, he was attacked by a fever and dyfentery, at Braybourne Leesßae. racks, on the Coati of Kent, and did not apply for medical affidance till too late. At Llanrothal, Herefordfldre, at the age of nerdy too years, and in full poffsffinn of ltis laculties,the Rev. Martin Barry, vicar el that patina, which living he held fur ftt years. In Behan, aged 82, Edw Hunt, Efq. late Major in the 39tis Font, and Race Captain of Invalids. In Dungannon, Benj. Stewart, Lk. late of the &ft lOC A few days ago, fuddenly, at the Bub. bear Langtinhes, Dow' Eric allure, Mr. Hendafon, such eiteanai by* numinous Circle of acquaiotanccs. bucifiriersa AT LONDON-biliEkil TO-MOILAU w. lAGentai . '4 warAis Air 3 Afternoon ijlol l llllo Aar 3 4r FOR. BILIOUS DISOLDEiti, Dr. JAMES'. ANALEP fic PILLS. FROM a neva mode of ailminittering there PILLS by the advice of an eminent Phyfichn (fee the new dlredints) Bilious Difeafes,fo prevalent partisulady =wog per who have refided in hot climates. are removed with greater elk and fakty than by' any other Medicine. they are equally ellicteleas in Difor‘iers of the Stomach and Bowels; in Indigo:Wok, Lots d A. 2 petite, habitual CofEventfs, troutdetsme Rataleneks aid Ow lies; lilt/wife in Gouty habits, iu giddinds, or itheumsne Pais, in the Hcatl ; as well as thofe ocrafioncd by free living; acray preventing PaWcs and Apoplexies, fo often the confequena of intcmpo.ratoce. Recourfe fhould be had to them on the firft attack of a cold, or any Eight , indifpofitioo; or after any etc& of eating or drinking; and thus their well known charafterilhe maintained of promoting Longevity. Ttavellas by fea or Isod u fhould never be without the Analeptic Pills, as they require nei ther confinement nor alteration of diet. They are fold only by F. Newseav and Soot, at,the Walkout* for Dr.Jansces Powder, No. ots, St. Paul's Church yard, four doom front Cheapfadc, London; and at Dr. James's late Hook in Bruton itro iu boxes, price 45.6 d. each, or in one large Rot containing the quantity of fix I'm 2411. duty included—Notts arc genuine hut e.ofc wh:ch have the words, " E. Newhery, Nu. as, St-Paul's," engraved in the ftamps. AV LNG de cateti torelt to the Rudy, and bees gratified by the molt conktlecable pradiee in that brands wbich I theught proper to flied, I truft that I have not more tog. eatployed my time than these who, in the extesdive fidid of eit pro•t9ion, are occatofloally trimunded In uncertainty, and moor always attain that fueces which It acquired if coPormusdnit tha intelledtual pewer to ono clefs of &Orders— The aikairs of DIONLITY are peculiarly &Way, for drer bring with them a train of concomitant froptoms, and, by a dap preffioo of all vital energy, exit/or:lee itfelf becomes embittered.... Whet!, they arife from the preva/er...e of ill example. thedefkkb dye hatits of fchool boys, or the indulgences of matualt7. thl. I quire the mat :alums profAonal (kill ; but by the Wawa ' of uneducated as al, the fymptaana arc aggravated, and the mob. 1 melon is defkoyal As a ft/ifths.B.Ra of the. ROYAL COLLRGIce SURGEON*. I gerund my pretenftons on regularity of education; and pofitS4 every reivEtee to pradtiee. I feel myfeif entitled to that conk:Stow with wNtch i i-ave hitherto been folZerafty honoured. in Cie iit•d ionfations of local wo.knefs, early apFalartion wt. ?revert the cal =try of a debilitated frame; but whtre de fut kc.v. !ran a cou:cieufnefs of the unmannues of the vice whl.3 wailed his misf.).-tunc. is fearful of the contempt or carfare of Vs &mill ptvfician and broods over his infirmity with care f ir eos• i eel:malt. it :waft he fatisfaeary for him to be altered cot only ni . catability of treatment but alfu of the molt inviolable fancy. And in recent Vertical Comohints it is poifible to prevmt pea, dar.ger or tilftreek ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the aeqult• 1 tneta at cxclu,ve exocrietoe in this bee to and a tafe, certain. and. f'.^4 tate re-eftabliirneut. ' toiler the ativaotage ot Ws experience to thofe dela?, fez 'do are aflioc4 rite. any bind of DABLIITY, of any fyropttlm af IiRNitRRA.... !NFaCTION, and in all tufa the term. of runs neratlen are ftated on the fir( interview. Pat:wain the country are expetft-; to inclofes Dank totes isi um tr.:penal to (pacify their age at manner of living. AfiXAT24 BARB, I Mereav of the Royal Coale of Surgeons in Londe'. No so Aru-eel ftr-ct, Senn.% uem Temple Bar LONDON: Primed and llittillbcd by LEVEL KENT (of (. - tertiury-pbcc, Lambeth), stale STAR Orrice, No, 1, CIN.i ems:. l'ublactialre at the Srait Orm , Tep plc air.