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r*. . Freon the LOA DOIGAZISTM, jay 6. The Km; has been pleafed to appoint BAST foam- RIM AIME, Efq. to be his M.ijay's Secretary of Legation at the Court of Berlin. The KING has been plezfrd to approve r$ Mr. CHRISTOPHER HENRY MARTENS to be Confill Gene• ral for the Emperor of Germany and Hcreditsty Emperor of Aultria, in Great Britain. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Commiffion in the tit Battalion of Carmarthen In fantry, figned by the Lord Lieptenattr. David Evans, Gent. to be Ettln,v:ec Veamans, promoted. Dated June as, 0305. Commidions figned by the I, rd Lieutenant of the County of A' r. ad Regiment of Ayrfbire Vol num Infantrry. In Battalion. penes Blair, Gent. to be Enfvn, vier Mgiarrie, relizned. Cate(' Jane ?o, 18°5. 2d Battalion. I •hu•epant Alexander Hamilton to be Captain, vice John Dunlop, renamed. Dated June ao, 18c5. Cc/n=4Eons fi gned by Lord Teignmonth, Vice Lieu tenant of the County of Surrey. sd Surrey Regiment of Militia, Jobe Dawes, Gent. to he Enfign. Dated June 27,1805. Surrey Volunteer Yeomanry Cavalry. Lisaatenant George Barnard to be Captain-Lin tenant, vice Jones, 1:41p00. Dated June 24,48a5• Wandliv9o Volunteer Infantry. BALI riegrgebiy to be Lica/tenpin, vice Lutky, promoted. Illtect lune 26, 180 S. Commons in the ad Battalion of 13anffshire Vu Innteer Infantry, Sped by the Lord Lieutenant. Entign Join Frafer to be Lieutenant, vice Laird, refigned; lames Taylor, Gent. to be Enfigu, vice Frafer, promoted. Dated Alrat 1005* cr Maelneosll, Gent. to be . Enlign, vice Hisao , refigued. Delis! May 19, aos. Commit Eons fired by the Lard Lieutenant of the County of l‘iiddlefex. • Royal'Eaft Middlefet Militia. Marks BarkeiTurner;Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 27, altos. Edamird tietherington, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated June t 5,1805. Edrard Rowland Stephe.nfon, Gcnt. to be Lieutenant. " Dated une v 5,1805. • Jo eph pl gg ; Gent. to be Fnliin. Dated Jane 15,1805. ` Royal'York Mary-la bonne Viiiunteers. Lieutenant Frederick Thomas Harvey Fofta to be Captain, vice Carle, refignod. Dated May 13, tBO5. T.;conham, Gent. to be Fiat Lieutenant, vice Folier, promoted; , Lieutenant Hopper to be Second Lieutenant, vice Chapman, reSgneti; lieutenant Andrews to be &mond Lieutenant, vice Hopper. Dated Mir 247, tBO5. ZisPgr Thomas Little to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ballock,Pro *noted. Dated May 13, z Yos. St: George's Volunteers. Tionus Alexander Harvey, Gent. to be EuGgit, lice Cranford, promoted. Dia.:l'May 29,1805. tit Battalion Qzeen's Royal Volunteers. Lieutenant John Dingle to be Captain, vice Lane, refigned ; Se cotid Lieutenant Henry Rollefton to be Fir* Lieutenant, vice Illogic t James. Dickens, Gent: to be Second Lieutenant, vice *olisßon Date 4 June 3, /805* Si: James's Loyal Volunteers. /Wham! Henry Croft, Efq. to be Captain, vice Gore, reigned. Jobb Ansiek;GMSe. to be Lieutenant, vice Harper, refigned: bold Frazer, Gait. to be Enfign, vice Uremia, rehgned. AU dated June 8. 1805. Royal Weilmintier Volunteers. Lieutenant Georg Pierce to be Captain, vice Cragg, pap:diunit Oh St. Pancras Volunteers. Captain R obert Himilion to be Major vice Seem, rnmomd. Lkotenanta William Hughes, James Milner; jamb Marki, and francia Jobo &dam to be Captalni. J une L ee and .... Prince, Gents. to be Bolan& AR dated May ad, 1 805. Loyal Britons Volunteers. Lieutenant Gordon Urquhart to be Captain. Enten Denalsi'M'Donald to be Lieutenant. Richard Aikew, Gent. to be Li. utenazt, vice Urquhart. Vigilant Nicholls, Gent. to be Enagp. tryiti Bair to be Fnfign, vice M`Donald, promoted. MI dated June 43, iBos. COmmiffions in "the Royal Monmouth and Brecon li;egiarent of Militia, fi. , ned by the L ,rd Lieu •• tenant. Captain air Jame. Brudncli Fiadyer, Bart. to be Lieuttrant Colo nel. Dated July t,1805. Feign George Mork to be Lieutenant, Dated June t, coganifflon in. the Royal South Lincoln Militia, . figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Charles Parket, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June so, dos. CoMmiffirinsin the North Refion Volunteer Infantry, figneoklmthe Lord Lieutenant of the County of - made, Parr, Gent to be Lieutenant ; Robert Noble, Gent. to be 4ntieri•. - • bated Jim Iy, stios. CoMmiflioni in the North Hants Regiment of tin t figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Thosnas Gardiher, Gent. to be Surgeon • James Morrill, Gent. to be A tbitact-Surgeon and linfign. • D ated June 25, iBos. Commifflon in the Royal South Lincoln Militia, . _ . figned by the LI Lieutenant. Charlet Parker, Get& to ht Licuttn.iht. Dated June to, t3or. Commiffions in the North Re flun 'V() unreer Infantry, figned by the 1.()) d Licuicnlnt. . . . Charlrs Parr, G . mt. to t 4 e. Lieutenant ; Robert Noble, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated Julie 17, IBos. Commiffion in the Royal North Lincolnflire figned by the Lord Lieutenan,. John Sinclair, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated June 17, iflos. Curnmifflons_ figned by tfe Lord Lieutenant of Hampfkire. Soto Is EAR Hants Yeomanry Cavalry. Thomas Thittlethwayte, Efq. to be Lieut.. iroit-Colooel. vice the Honourable Henry Hood, refigned. Dated June sr. 1805. Duke of Glotreller's New Fur elt Battalion.. Adjutant De Rena) , to be Brevet Captain. Dated Miy to, 480 s. Eling and Milbrook Battalion. Lieutenant Martin to be Captain, vice CuMgton, promoted ; En figo Scard to be I fent, nant, vice Martin, promoted; Lomer, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Seara, promoted. Dated June 24, 1805. CommilEons fignecl, by the Lord Lieutenant of the COunty of Kent.—Woodfgate Volunteers. John Gotridge, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Stoner, declared. Dated June 8, iflOs. Tunbridge Wells V olunteers. Thomas sem, and Edward Hunt, Gents. to be Second Lieutenants Dated June 18, sac.S. • Chiflehurft and Footfcary Volunteers. Anthm Stone,Gent. to be &mad Lieutenant. Dated June 22, 1805. Canterbury Volunteer Rifle Corps. John James Pearce, Gent. to he Second Lieutenant, vice Stankcy, deeeskd. Dated June 2',1805. Firatum In the Gazette of the 9th intl. Canterbury Volunreer Rifle Corp!. list John James Pedrer, Gent. to he Se cond•bicutenaut, vice Stott eq, deceafed. redid John James Peirce. Ger.t. to be seeoxilLini- Want, lice Sariry, deeeafed. "PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • John Fmerfon and Thomas Mulcafter„of Neweallie-upopaqsne„ grocers and tea dealers, June 19, egos. Thomas Pearfon, John Gibbon...* Benjamin Bickjey. Edward 244 h. and Char* Phillips, Biliton, Staff's-take, ironmalleri; April tin. t gos. Milani Pitt and John Crecosecll, linen drapers. hoterl, an d bifbojargate-Rrset Without, London, July 3, 13os. Owlltorher Kenyon, John Hindle, William Hindle. and LOIVI• rare- K,:nyon, of P.c.rington, Lancalhiee, saliva printer', July a, dos. Henry penha v a amid George Gin" Ssibhs, of Greenwich, Kent, furl lhitt . g item:tenger. stud "snicks, July , 1305. Pranea s Nearly and Edwanil honth. of Oxfurd-ftrect, grocers. June 24, dos. James %Alton and Rotwrt Lakeland, linen drapers and haber dailters, - York, May it, allos heave Dehenhain end Charles Sitberrad, of George-ftroet, Southampton-plate, Middlefes, brewer., June 23. Thomas Grace. Jofeph 'freeman, and Symuel Wharton, white lead aid turpentine manufaelurers, at Thaws:plunk, Chdfea, Middlef.ex. March as, tilos Franca. Kr.ight and John Triphoolt, of St. jamet's-itreet, Welt ;ninth r. bun': fellers and Rationers, June 29, 18os. Edmund tflAvuod,George Schein, and John Varlet', at SLiith- Yorkthire, Lutton fphiner", June 13, 1833. BANKRUPTS. Henry Jenner Humphris and Wiliam Humphrls, of Fleet-ftreet, London.drugsias and copartners, to furrentler ;441y 9, 20, sad A uguft t 7, at ttrzlve, at Guildhall. Attortne4,llf4:lL-s. Smith and Titian, Chapter-houfe, St Paul's Churebi Benjamin Boardman, of Ipftvich, Suffolk, illopki:Ter. (*eater and chatiman, July 13, at twelve, July 27, at one, and Anguit 17, at mire, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Grist Pre:- co:Arent, Goodman's Fields, London • Thous, Read, of Whitcomb-Rrtet, Charing-Crofs, Middlefez, Jeweller, dealer and chapman, July 9. al, and Augult 17. a: ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Pullen, N 0.34, Fore-ftreet. James Bennett, of Tregony, Cornwell, linen-draper, dealer and Chapman, July 11, 13, and Auguft 17, at five, at the Globe Ta vern, Exeter. Attorney, Mr. Sanford, Exeter. Benjamin Cox, of Stourhridge, Worcelterlhire, timber-merekart and tanner, deaPr and chapman, July t 9, at five. July 20, and Auguft 17, at eleven, at the Dudley's Arm. len, Dudley. Attor nies, Mr. Fellows, Dudley; or Mr. Williams, No. 3, Curfitor ftreet, London William Orbell, late of Felfham, Suffolk, fhopkeepey, dealer and chapman, July tB, 29, and Auguft 17. at twelve, at the Sw Inn, Sudbury. Anomie', Mr. John Pate, BUry St. Edmunds; or Mr. Giles, Shire• lane, London. Jeremiah Thut Iton, of Norwich, merchant-tailor, dealer and chap man, July ty,.2k and Anvil 17, at (our, at the Star, St. Peter of Mancroft, Norwich. Attornies, Mr. Richard G cldard, Hol born -court, Gray's Inn ; or Mr. Thomas Barber, Norwich. George • ilyard, of W:ilton uporoTh Fries, Surrey, plumber, pain. ter and glazier, dealer and chapman, July t 3, at eleven, July 20, at twelve, and Aug. *7. at ten, at Guildhall, L o nd o n. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Agland, No. 6, Gray's Inn lane Terrace. . • Richard Hohdell, of GI andus- Brett , hltddlefez, liquor-merthlnr, dealer and cliapinan, July 9, at one, July 13, at eleven, and Auguft 57, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Beau fort Building.. Strand. Thomas Bothwell, of Piecadilly, paridt of St. James, Vieftminßer, hliddlefex,bontimker, deal: r and chapman, July 9, at ten, July 27, at one, and Auguft 17, at ten, at GujidhalL Attorney, Mr. Derby, Great Janie. greet, Bedford row. Thomas Bond of New • arum, Wilts, clothier, dealer and chap. nizn, July 15, at hz July 16, at ten, and Auguft 17, at five at thli Three Swan. Inn, New Sarum Attornfas, Mr. Henry Godwia, New Sarum or Meer. Wegener and WeR, No. 13, Red Liao. greet, Wapping. London. William Gardna ' of I.uton, Bcdfordfhiro. fact -manufadlurer, July 9 . at me, July 13, at cl,Ten, and Aiaguit t 7, at ten, at Guildhall. London: Attorne!, Mr. Jackfoo. fonoburch AM:d ings, Fenantrelt-ftrcet, London. DIVIDENDS July 13. William Painc,a Ipfwich, Suffolk, coach and hankers. _ . Maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July ao. William Grant, of Greek Rivet, Soho, Middlefez, paper. Rainer, at ten, at Guildhall jnly 20. Charles Herries and Jofeph Nailer, of London, chants and partners, at ten, at Guildhall July so. Robert Pickering, of Cheapfide, London, paper-Rainer, at ten, at Guildhall July so. Edwatd Lawton, of Red Lion-llreet, Southwark, Surrey, hop and fad-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. July 20. Haut Davis, of Portfea, Hants, merchant and Lip °mitt, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July so. Robert Clarke, of Ring ftreet, Covent-Carden, Middle fez. linen draper, at eleven. at Guildhall July ao. James Htiftler, of WCIIUD Colville, Cambridgefb/re, far met, dealer and chairman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 20. William w'igltead, of Charing OM's. Mlddlefes, flationcr, at twelve, a: Guildhall. July so. Thom 4s Aweack, of Fletchtng, Sofres, Ihopkeeper, at ten, at GuildhaH, London. July so. Whitfield /Madre, late of Sun-ftreet, Bifhopfgate-ftreet, London, tlmbewneerchant, at ten, at Guildhall. July 20. Lawrence Reis., of Thromuortan-(feet, London, broker, at eleven, at Guildhall. July 23. James Widdows, of Manehelter, =tenderer, at three, at the Packhorfc hm, Apple-market, Matchelter. Austin to. John Sizer, of Mal.:iigtsce, Baez, fhopkeeper, at twelve, at the Three Cups Ina, Colcheller. Augult 3. John Abbott, of Ipfwich, Suffolk, .hopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. [This Gatette alto contains his MaJefty's Or&r in Council, dated the 4th of July, for continuing the Laws for regulating the prices at which Corn and Grain may be exported wand from Great Britain and Ireland, and to the admiffion to entry of Oil arid Blubber from Newfoundland; alto for the importation of Hides, Tallow, Wool, &c. (except Cotton Wool) in foreign Blips, until the asth of March, 1806: tikeviifc, for permitting, until the fame date, Gnat Skins imported in forego yeiTeh, to enter into any port of the Gutted Kingdam, on the payment of the ufual duties.] BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. Tofeph Stockpot,le, of Sand) mount. county of Dublin, deater,to furrender on the 11th and tztb Init. and tith Jitly. John Atkinfon, of Dublin, baberdagt.r, to ['mender the keth 17th inft and 13th Michael o'Hr:inert, of Sackville.ftreet, Dublin, Knelt-draper, to fur ander on the tsth and 16th init. and 13th Auault. Alleluia Redly. of Dublin, diltiller, to furreoder on the 12th and 13th loft. and 13th Auguß . Job.: Smith, of janerille Milt., County of Waterford, corn mer chant and miller, to (attendee on the tats and tstb mit and 13th Auguit. LCCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION. The Rev. John. Jackfon is nominated by Wilfon Bradyll Efq. to the perpetual curacy of Elawith, vacant by the refination of the Re‘. Flurry Seatle. Qn Friday, according to annual colt/mil, Fairlop Fair was celebrated round the immenfe Oak in Hai 1-molt Fora, Eftex. This venerable tree, which is fuppored to be upwards of tow years old, and whole branches extend over an acre of ground, we have the pleafure to fay, etc:sped in a great mea fore the fury of the flames, a few days tince ; one brand:, of an amazing fize, became their viebm ; but there are three left, each of which exceed in fize the largell tree in St. James's Park. On Tuefday a failor belonging to his Majefly's (hip Monatch at Chatham, fell overboard; in his fall he (truck againiL the anchor, and from thence fell into the water, and has not been feen (ince. Their Graces the Duchefs of Rutland and Leeds, the Right Hon. the Counieffes of Mount-th , rris, 'Darnley, Shaftelbury, Cork, and Derby, the Right Hon. Ladies Spencer, Sherhorne, Cape], Bolton, Say and Sele, the Right Hon. the Lord Bithop of Carlifle, the Lord Chief Baron, And feveral other noblemen and phyficians, having witneffed many ex traordinary cures performed by Meer Patent Worm l t oz . enga, likve confirmed their approbation of the me 'chcine by t?ieir honourable teflitnony to its peculiar efficacy in removing Worms, Convuifion Fits, Pains of the Head, Side, and Stomach, and other confump live complaints, Oblirts&ions in the Liver, &c.—As opening Phyfic on all occafions Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges are fnperior to every, other Medicine. Sold Wholefile and Retail at Citing and Butler's, No. 4, Cheap tide, itod mutt Country Bookfellats. inoch.suul wiry:lir FORCE or TIM COUNTRY. As great mifreprefentations have prevailed tepee ting the amount of the Military Force of the Country at different periods, and particularly of that part of it difpofable for general fervice, we have collefted the following concife AbPrae, taken film t h e au thentic documents Ltid before Parliament. The Force is Bated throughout this Abftrai2 in rank and File: Jan. aB^4. alt Jan. 18,5. June acts. °wale,' • 57.177 21,223 -22,760 Artillery 1 4 .808 27,374 18,)192 Infantry 113,423 12 4 ,8 7 8 14009' Militia , • 85,3 l 9 1 19.809 • 73 669 • =35417, 153,284 255,008 The foregoing numbers may be divided into three Chiles of Fcrce Thofe for limited fervice at borne. 2dly, Thofe for local fervice in our Foteign Dependencies. 3:11v,. Thole applicable to gett , zl:4l . fervice in all parts of the 'llvahld. 14 Tin: 004.10. [M3.IEI June. iSos,. Limited Serv!ce at home. WOA Immo • 91.34 Local Service abroad • .1,0•0' • . • 7,480 .. 7,073 General Service . 117,296 134,824 U 6.101 , Total its aboit .• , 2334t7 ' .43.2114 2550208 General Cavalry a . atary 21,223. 11 .766 Service. Areiikry 14,411 . 17,374 • - 114800 filLintrY ,85.311 , 94C7 • 113.75$ ........--. ' ..----..., .......... r .., General Scnice as above t ry,2p4' - tjt,o4 156,40 t Inereaf. on Total Force, including Militia. for limited aod unlimited Service, from tit January, 004, to aft June, ans, - - , - - 19421 lnereak on Regular Force. including Cavalry, Artillery. and Infantry, for the fame period - 30,931 Inereafe on that part of Ri.golar Force difpofable for Gr.. neral Service, for the fame period, divided as betm 39,105 Viz.—lncreafe en Cavalry - - 4 , 5 8 3 on Artillery - -4.08 t ou infantry • • 30.440 Total a% above 39,t0r Regular Force in rBos, gaiter than at any former pe- rioell - . - - - - 174,030 Regular Force, June, iB4 - . • - 121.339 Above any Icrmer period 7 , 339 it may be defirable to itate the comparative pro. grefs of Recruiting in the prefent year, contrafted with the coiiefponding period of the patt. The grofs and net produce of Recruiting in the left year. Alfas the grofs and net produce of Recruiting in the prefent year; together with the prefumable Increafe of Force within the year, including Volunteers from• the Militia. Recruits railed for General Service, eichifive • of Men enlifted from !iron -ed Service • - From January to June !go.. • £3549 .• • From January to June 1805 - - $74", Comparative inereafe in Eve moaths of Igo; taot • Recruits railed in 1804 for the Recular Arm!, Including dick railed under AdJuloca: Force ••• • • Ad, for limited txtrice. Crofts nunsbcr - • 2 411 • Cafualtier in Army at Lrge • • - 12,630 . Inert:are of Regular Fore wl.hin the yrat ritna . 11-4^4. Fiti:nated hureart of Regu'ar Rorie in ital. • Railed up to the tit Mar, including Adt . o for limited ler; vice under the Act • . a 095 Calualith.r for like period in Artily at largo . 4831 Aduai increare in four hionrht 3263 tight Monthemorc, iu Lulu proportion - 6526 Total ' 97 8 9 Wilted from Militia, including 994 Men entered into the Artillery . - . . 13.727 Total eftimated inerrife within the year ang 231 i 6 • in the t40,0R7 Infantry, we bate included .3e76 men mare thin the return of the tit June, igos, as hid before Parliatn,c•lt, hating karat that the above number of Volunteers front the ftruels off the firength (4 the Militia Regiments, were not included in the MUM of the Renments into which they bad en tered, when thok returns were made. SPCRTIIVG INTELLIGEXCE. • CLAMORGANSHIRE, WEDNESDAY. JULY 3. Fifty Pounds for Horfes, &c. that never won Sol. at any one time—two mile heats. Mr. JOINS'., Ch. c. Junius, by rivas,ra, 3-yrs old t t Mt. Hurit's b. e. by Fortunio, 3-yrs Ad__ STOCK WOE. WiDNEADAY, JULY 3. FtSy Ponds by Subferiptiort. Two mike Huts.. Wfr. Ftnwick's Miff Coiner, by Don %flame, - ,a a -Mr. Branthwayt's ch. c. Woodeot, 4 -yrs. olds - - 3 $ Mr. Day's br. c. Prineipk,a-yrs old, - 2 3 Sweepstakes of togs. each for Horfes that never won more than wogs. at any one time. Three miles. 81r H. Lippincott's Mirror, by Precipitate, 4-yrs old, walked over. THURSDAY, JULY 4. Fifty Pounds given by the nembors for the Borough fbr Horfes, &c. that never won a plate of that va lue -4 mile beats. Lord Sackville's Witchcraft, by Sir Peter, 4-yrs old, .- t a Mr. Ladbrokes Dora, 3 yrs old - - 2 a Mr. Branthwayes c. • - - - - dif.. Mr. Martin's Difnid - • . dlr. Mr. Sutton's Wren - - • • - dif. Seven to 4, and z to t, Withcraft agft. the field ; after the dead heat, 6 to a on the winner. • , Sweepflakes of sgs. carrying WI. each, two Mile heats, rode by Gentlemen, ten Subferibers.• :'•' Mr. Douglas's ch. g. by Wasy, out bf Junina, 5 yrs old, rode by Mr. Douglas, - - t f Mr. Sturges's g. g. by the Afoot Arabian, 6 yrs old, a dr. Six to four .fln the winner. • STAMFORD, TUESDAY, JIYCY s. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of Sol. by Maiden 3 yrs old. Mr. Williams's gr. c. Blue Bell, by Buzzard, - 3 t t Mr. T. Filher's ch, f. by Guildttad, - I 4 3 Mr. Co: dtfon's r. 1. Roanna, by Buzzard... .4 3 a Mr. SAW. b. c. brother to Duckling. • . - 3 a . 4 Hoo. Geo. Watfoo's b. c. brother to Gaoler - 2 dr Seven to 4 aglt brother to Duckling, 2to I a fide gtti brother to Gaoler; after the heat, the field theka vourite; after the 2d heat, 'a and 3 to t on Blue . Bell: WEDNESDAY, • JULY 3. • The Town Plate of 501. for all agest' • Mr, Andrew's b. e. Fathom, by Trumpator,3-yra.id • I t Mr. T. Filher's b.m. Two Shoes,a.yrsold - • - s 2' Mr. Saile's b. e. brother to Duclaing,3-yrs old. - 4 3 Mr. Porter's b. in. Policy , 4-yrs old, - - 3 4 Five to 4 aga Fathom ; a to t agft Two Shoes; after the firs heat. 3 and 4to 1 on Fathom. THURSDAY, JULY 4. Sol. given by the Truftces of the Moll Noble the Marquis of Exeter, v:eight for agc. Mr. T. Mier's t. ra. TwaSboes,a•yrs old - Mr. R. Waherall's ch. h. Flambeau, aged, • - sdr Three tot againft Two Shoes. STATE OF THE COCKING. Burton. rt. B. FAulkner. Y. B. Tnefday - - 4 5 Tudity • . 4 1 W AncitiaT . 4 3 weJtie.fday - 4 3 "alatrillay - . 4 4 Thurf.Lty . - S 1. Lin:chain ii R 3 Lticclterthirc za 3 • MICR. Thieday,st tier hosfekt St. J tntes's-fquare, Lady e 4r ,:•. ie Worthier, cf a fon. Sunday, at Sallibury i the Lady of Brigadier General Slale, of a fon. MARRIED. At Kedington, the Rev. Hcnry Scott Trimmer. Vicar of I It ft i the County of fdiddielez, to Mils Syer, eld ft dau.;hter r f tl.c Fee. Barrington Bionifield Syer, Rector of Ke.liug - on, in tie aunty of Suffolk. On the Oath ult.at Pertittnn, Afar lrykte, the Rev. J. S One!. etfon, fon of the key. Mr. Oughterfoo, %Vat Kiani,l; to Mlfs Helen Macrethe, youngeft daughter of Wm. hiacrolk, Efq. of Percleton. DIED. On Thurfday marring, In Guy's Hcfpital, In tbe enisfequence of a fall from hfs horfr. in a to, on thi. Road. a fcw days before, Col•pindall, On Thurfday laR, George Mciley, klfr. of Grofvenor•plact. • On the 19th of April, at Montreal, in LOA c- Canada, in ihe 43d year cf his age, John hlniiicy, iifg. Chief justice of that Pro. wince. HIGH WATER AT LONDON SIUDIKTO itORPOW . Morning •• • o •ttasses she. is Aftessoao ••: • sj missies Au. is DR. SOLOMON', ..ANTI-IMPE1:1-CiEWEF. --- D R. JOHN HUNTER and many other Medical men hue treated mafterly on certain complaints, but they an fallow the Reps of their predcecifors. Mercury, hlercury, hilt their grand elimadterie! and which, notwitbßanding a'l i t , 'fledged improvements and cons taloa dons, is Mercury nese: , bekAl But the Anti Impetigenes has long been ufed in an extenbse pi. vete prialce, and is a ruttfdplitity of inilancea foetid to be a is. vercign, a fare, a fpecdy, and (Steel-nal remedy for every stage and fyrnscml, and is the bell fuliftitute ever dircovercd for Mei clay ; it rweetees the blood, and Itimulates it to camel all notions and im pure juices ; gives ftmngth and tone to the nerves, enlivens and in. eigorates, at one and the fame time,both body and mind ;it junly claims a pre eminence over all tither medicines, lacing decidedly adapted for the fpecdy removal of there coniptaitns. as well as die (curvy, ferofula, King's Fail, and even the leprofy aclf; it isnot to be paralleled In the wh• lc Materia Mavlica fliglyas the faculty now (land in the opinion of the world, their fandiou is daily given to this ahntrable preparation, which talcs its name under the authority of the great Ccllca of Edinburgh (he whore Horology on the Pradike tit Phyn: every Phyfician is it. reeled - 0 Its efficacy being well eft th , !,ed for dance dir fn/ cala mities which comprehend (cathode, leprous, fcrofulus,and vent. real complaints, for which the AntWerpetigenesis happily adapted. a-Guinea a Bottle, With corintistblio dirrdtioi.s, to enable pe lons to cure therufelves, in which many extraordinary cafes art puldillied. There arc alto Family Boars, eohtaining the quantity of four at los. 6d. fur 3.ts. by which. ys. a r e l ave d. Note—Each bottle has a C;overiameut Stamp, with t h e name Sand. Solomon, I-iv...opal; engravo4 thereon, to imitate which is felony. Sold In London, by Mrs. Matthews, zE, Strand: Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, 150, Oxford ftreet; Padding, 76, Oxford itreet, oppoftte the Pantheon; Butler, Cheaphde; gardey and Son, nat. market ; Shaw and Edwards, (.6. St. Paul's thumb -yard ; Howard and Evans, long-lane, Welt-Smithfield; and - bf all rerpedtable MediciiteNcoders l's the United Ki igdoss. _____________ LI AVING dedicated myleif to the Rudy, and beet 1 A., gratified by the tuft conhilerable pradtice in thy bruida rightth I thought groper to feted. I truit Mat I Lave not thif• envimyed nay time than dole who in tbr meenfivz tail of the proteGion ire occaf.enally iminerfed in tinceitainr:. and allentit always at tain that • nice& which la acquired ly conicotradug tk hitelhatial mire, to one clots of difordcs. The al ifeafes of DENIATT are peculiarly diftriffing, for dap bring - with them a train of concomitant fmaptuans. au 1, by a tie• pr_rdlioal of sal iiital energy, exiden t s iced becomes enitlitere&s, Whether tbey trite from the prec - 1a...e cf CI example, Mcdcatrio. dye libits of febool-bela, or he Indulgences of maturity, they*. quire the molt aliduaus profeifumal GM ; but by the imamate ce mete:zeal n-n, the lyx.?tnins are .iggsavat-d, ant Me conks tution is dertroyed. AI a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGEof SURGE/NG, I ground my pretenEosis on regularity of educed= ; and poffef6eg every priVilegeto p.-a.ftice. I feel myfelf entitled el that eatiltdeoce with which I have hitherto beMa Cu ibenti honoured. In the , Grit foolattons of local aired= a, catty . application will prevam she calarniiy of a &bleated frame; bet where the faf fernYfrom a canrcimihmrs of, the unowlineis of the vice width ' eaufedhls mlsfort . %me, is fearful of the ermeatigt or Cella= of bier family pbyfichn. ar..l broods krier his i:.Srmity with careful em dradment. it mutt Se fatisfaaory for him to he offered not only tad capability of treatment, but aVo .af the molt inviolable !eater And in recent Vericzcileoluplair.tsic is goffible to prevent min, ' danger or dares; isa Me molt t.fapileated cu it 14 the acquire. meat of eschisve erg crience In ails lute to eta% a fat., canda aand fpeelg re -efiablninect. . _ I der the advamme of this eapstame to there of &iv: fes wits are afflicted with any kind of OSSILiTY, of any fraptams 44 y ELVEREAL INFECTION, and to all cafes the terms of roma writhe ant ftated CD the fira tutayiew. Pat:cote in the country are p7p,::l;:te o wag e g B on k note, ao4 are requelloi to (pacify theta' age sad manner of Wring. MAILTIS MUM, Melee? at the Royal CoUege of Sorrow Is Lash* *0 M. Arundektreet, *mud. not '1 emote Dar • To.T.TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-the-et, Liman, - Edinburgh, May 2, 23J0. IN . tbe fpring of 1794. I was afilifted with a Vine. real Complaint, which I treated with indifferent= fur five months ; but vu then obliged to apply to a regular Payfician,wito put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difcafe (by mercu rial applications) for Gime time ; but yrowing, ht fpitc of all medi cine and the advice of the firit Gentlemen of the Faculty hue, work and worfe for two years, 1 was reduced to a lige alinsit unparallekdandbeyond defcription, being an entire leper, and ulce rated from head to foot.—My head,. throat. mouth, note. legs, arms, Btc. have been alternately inetatrje= of becoming :acids:— in Mort. I . cave had from 20 to 3o eating ulcers ou my body, and nearly totally deprived of light.—lt would be vniumlnotts to par ticularize all my cafe—fuifice ft to fay. Ogre never was, or ever will bee- one of a Inert dangerous. ; or of-a More complicated Ili* hire. I was long looked upon by .my friends, and imagined my fell, beyone: all hopes of recovery 4 and, indeed, in rat) then cohili death was preferable to my mum than mifetable stare. In this dreadful fttoation lid 1 dmgatuotimiferableuiffonrea;all),"Ng Puovi ui sc E threw in nay way a ilelvißaintcontainiorg t!,c cafeof a. Mr. of Plymoush—my friends. rein it; I could fort ansiproatred king of your Pax:per Pities, Which. bY olinsamin time to dais am mei, ittathavd.konclreo.(4e' r mom than faur:years indeforilmble a 4 plod &Aka' as vier • enuy e.I ; ass pivot Of Vats; Fla& a fief,. thrfrin;, kesl. thy child. born to tae a few Ottoman' 'ld gratitude to Goa and in hop, s of rendering my fellow-esseatire fervice, I reined you to publifit this; and yuu may at am time refer pulans, who I with to be fatisfied of *the te . uih'isf or further partilulaAs te tne'or by Itifer Air • As few c-afes for hadveli:Will ever tyeial mlne;and none cited It, 1 have from experience every Anton napatiremankind, that its your Liztkes Pitr.s they wiLlifuida fore, !pretty, fefo, and each , I ma cure, i fir that molt dreadful: nit& of the Venareal Difes%. .which is called ...a CDNtla Men Cuts. J. F. preixwe.ti aad Sold by. the , Sole Proprietor, TROIKA& TAY LOI , blember of th- Royal College of Surgains in Londou,at his hos: - No. so, N..v Bridge-greet ; where he %vat give advice, withou a fee, to perfot.a taking there Pills and will anfwer patients Iti;. tors, tf pia paid, ou the tam term., obferviug in an cafes the thole inviolable feercey; eo Pdrfon's named! care having Seen men.. tioned,but at their own particular retied:, by the Proprietor, de. ring the cootie of more than 36 years, thAt he has had thecon dueling of an extent . ive tale of the above medicine, and the prod Lice ariling therefrom. They are elfb fold, by his Appointment, for the convenience* thole living at a diftancc, by Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edis burgh; Mr. Mentions, Printer, Glafgow, to whom alio Mr. T. refers for his addrefs ; at thr. Perfumer's, Nc. 35, St. Ail:l2X ' S . fisatt, Pall Mall ; Mr. Roberefon s Toy-ev,r , Nu. 105, Oxford ftreet ; Mr. Dilborough's, No. 7, Fintareet-hill,ncarly opporlte the Monumtm ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfeller, No. 1, Union-row, Lit lc TaWir-bil I ; Mr. Callweire,Dublin ; and by one Perron in every eonfiderable town in Grist-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of orJl • Vie 9d. each, haled up with full and plain Dim&are, i'erfeasof either Sec may core themielves with calk and Carew LONDON : Printed and Pubilibad by LEVEL lt Flu (of CPP' tetburyidane. Lambeth), at the ST/ill Omer, No. I. Cuq Ikea. Pablibedalie et the STAL Oritea, Towle-EA