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1! Frost& ZEITE, May 17. MII.ITAR V VROMOTIONS. Walt crime, MAT Iq, iRo6. t negimeot of Drignortaf•uaris--1 ieutenant J T. Naylor to h • ('apt of a Troop, without purchafe, Mee Retie. who retires. • .•h Keel- - -rot of Light lbsarioas—l ieutenant Earle L. Daniell 5. be Captain of a Troop by purchafe, vice Cramer. who re- Ctrs t Cornet George Frftrine to be Lieutenant, vice Daniell. .h Dittnt omit David Watts to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, wee Si , vr•top. promoted; Thomas Smith, Gent. to be Cornet, ourchafe. vice Fy•e. promoted. thDittn--Afftgant Surgeon John Plerderleath, from the R oyals, t• • be A rolant Surgeon. vice Safe, promoted iu the lath Foot. •l Di 00—.1 ioutenant Browne Fleming to be Captain of a Troop, Fy purchafe, vice Dunbar, who retires ; Lieutenant Joreph fare, front the 39th Foot, to he I icteenant, without purebafe, vice lie Cardonmell who rdigns; Affillant Furgeon William Stilton, from the tads Foot, to be Afilitant Surgeon, vice Del apoointed Cornet. I.ro—Ftifign J.imes Dowd, from the 85th Foot, to be Lieu a, .ot without purchafe. • • 'i• ,,, Coenft Frederick Gore Wade to be I.ieutenant, vice •a- t 41. tiorc 'fed - ..,irtlett if Foot—Major Henry Monekton, from half pay foe 24th Replment of Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice ( .y who erchaugos. iitto-o•Finign Autlin Name to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, %ice Diekonfon, promoted. •b Rots, Gent. to be Engin, without purchafe, vice 'l'aylor, promoted. Ditto—Major James Warm to be Lieutenant Colonel, with• tot pure lure. vice Burnett, who retires on half pay of the York buffers; Captain George Miller to bo Major, vies Watfon ; Aftlftant Surgeon Frederick Albert Lolnfwortb, from the 85th Foe., to be A6fiant Surgeon, vice Mho°, removed to the sift I .1.;191 Dragoons. 15th Ditto—MANl,/ NlMlteney, Gent to he Fnfign, without pm., chafe, vice Waco promoted In 64th Foot, 19th Regiment o f pone—Charles Driberg, Gent. to be F.nfigs, wtthout purchafe, vice Ingham, promoted In Colonel Bawl _ _ -tit iaitto—Second Lieutenant WiWam Orr to be Nil! Heine• rant, without purchafe, vice Cox, who relive; Second Lieu ti.nont Charles Minter to be ditto, without purchafe, vice S. W. Green, who refigne o I.e Second Licutenmes—/emes Wright, Gent. by purchare, vice Browne, promoted; Thomas Bodkin, Gent. vice Orr ; John Stewart, Gent. ire Minter. Ditto—Captain F. N. Olney to be Major, by purchafe, vice -.M . Renaie, who retires; Firlt Lieutenant William O. Stain- With to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vita Ornel ; Second Lieutenant Sotheby to be Fir* Lieutenant, by • -chafe, vice Stainforth. 17th Ditto—Captain Charles Pepper, from the ift Garrifon Bat. Imam, to be Captain ore Company, vice Reny, who etchenges ; Lieutenant Francis Aram!, from the 79th Foot, to be Captain of a Company without purehefe; Florence Egan, Gent. to be Bonen. without ptirchsfe, vice Crewe, promoted. soth Ditto—Bap J. L. White to be Lieutenant, by prelude, elm Liatifay, who retires, 2 ..n ititto—Hotpital Mate E. Morgan to be Affiliant Surgeon. It9tb Ditto—George Coltman, Gctit. to be Earl, without pur. chafe, vice Burford, promoted in Si* Fnot. 40th Ditto—MAO Thomas Willingham to be Lieutenant, with • purchafe, vice Sutherland, who renew ; Robert Watfoo, Cent. to be Enlign, vice Willingham. 45 ft Vitto--Juhn WilLm Clemow, Gent. to be Hags, without purchele, vice Chambers, promoted. 46th Ditto—John Waken, (kat to be Mango, without purchafe, vice Watts, promoted in the at Weft India Regiment 53d Ditto—Bongo Cope Williams to be Lieutenant, without put , chafe vice PA who retires. 34th Ditto—Boat:l James Leine from the 93d Foot, to be Lies tenant without purthafe,vlee iireke, removed to tbe 96th Foot ; Bennet, Gent. to be Engin, without pirchale, via tldrH brick, promoted in the 93d Foot. 53tb Ditto—Thomas Price, Efq. to be Paymafter, vice Grant, who morns to Ms former half pay. Lob Dl t to~Wllllam Anderfon Chien. Gent. to be Bailin vice Hencegger,deceafed; Fuego Frederick Do Gills to be Adjutant, vice Deaner, who refigns the Adjetancy only ; Affiftant Ser gi:on lobo Bennet, from the sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be burgeon. vice M'Arthur, appointed to the ad Oarrifon Bat. union. 64th iiitto—Enllgn and Adjutant Robert M'Chain to have the ra-k of Lieutenant. Sift Ditto--Enfign Richard Bedard, from the 39th Foot, to be Licattmant, without purchafe. 35d Ditio—Captain John Napper to be Major, without purchafe, vice Beatnik, who retires; Lieutenant William Stock to be Captain of a Company, by potash, vice Napper; Enfign George P. Mick. to be Lieutenant, vice Stock. 37th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Huxley to be Captain of a Corn. pant. without purchafe, vice Fellowea, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion. N6th Ditto--Lieutenant C. T. !twine to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe, vice Flack, appointed to the zit Royal Ve teran Battalion. pit Ditto—John Macktin, Gent. to be Inlign,whitout purchafe, vice Roma Macdonald, who refigna. yid Dixo - Ronald M`Donald, Gent to be En6gn, without put. chafe, vicel.ellic, promoted in the 54th Foot. Ditto—littlign Thomas Scadfbrick, from the 54th Foot, to be Lieutenant. by purchafe, vice D Mackenzie, who retire.. 95th Ditto—lieutenant'l bonus Drake, from the 54th Foot, to te Firlt Lieutenant, without Further: si6th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Michael M'Greagh, from the 7th WtR India Regiment, to be Lieutenant•Coltziel, vice Con. ran, who exchangez aft Welt Ind,. Regiment—Eafign Charles Watts, from the 46th Foot, to be Livutenant, without purchafe, vke Campbell, who trawls. atb Ditto... William Elaine Grant, Gent. to be Enlign, without purebafe, vice Gordon, promoted in the Bth Weft India Regi ment ; Joint Ryan, Gent. to Le Enfign, without porthole, vice Dudgeon, promoted in the Bth Welt India Regiment. 7th Ditto--Lieutenant•Colonel Henry Conran, from the 96th Foot, to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice M'Crerigh, who exchanges. Bth Ditto--Lisutcnant John I.agoutte to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchafe; Lieutenant John Harrlott to be Ditto. To be Lieutenants ' without porthole, Enllgn James E. Galway, vice Logoutte ; Enflgn_lohn Keit, vice Marriott ; Edign Ong! Gordon,frono the sth Welt India Regi ment; Enfign Dudgeon, from Ditto. To he Eiligns, without purchafe, William Lorimer, Cicnt.vice Galway; QL4arter•Snaßer John Do sialdion, vice Ken.; John Croible, an t Damson, Gent,. To be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign, Serjeant.Major WlWam Rayn. To be %nice MaiterSerjeant•Majoe William Taylor, from the 37th I not, vice Donaldfon. 'Major-Central Romfay's Regimen—Gt &turd I ieutenant, without purchafe. (*Joliet Willie% it.zimeno—Licuttnaut Daniel O'Donaghip-, from, the 118th toot, to be Captain of a Camps, y, without purchafe. Col.nwi Dilion's act/imam—Lieutenant —.-. de Croat. 0 1 the late I nyal Emigrants, to be quarter-MA, r, vire Petra. ill Guam Battallom.-Captaisi Edward Kelly, from the 17th t oat, to he Captain of a Company,tke Pepper, who ex.:twigs& Dick, Gent. to be BREVE r. ":,:tw J. Laing Weir, of du: 59th Foot, tobcLlcutcnati.Coluncl iJI etc Army. STAFF. ‘olatul F. A. Wetbenll, of the Scotia Feneililes, to be A d. jutant General to the Fence fenios in the NV nalward and Lee ward Charibbee !nand Station. ISitptAill Wiliam Bowyer, of the sod Foot, to be Deputy Adju. tint Gcnoul to the Forces ha Nova Scoda.with the rank of Ala- jqr In the Army. vice Colonel Wetherell• ::o•a Scuds Fcricibles—Ttniple Fortier Pkra, Gent. to ►e Fn. Ann. act Dradtcy, promoted In Ilse New Brunfwitb Pcncibt•a. tll itkiment of the Royal halt India Volunteers—Lieutenant Robat Thornton to be Coload, Tice MU4, who re lief*. • Ditto--Lkolenant Colouel George Woodford Thelloffoo to be C.Ww,el, vice air William y, Bart who rele..ta. I row--Major George Smith to be I.lleutenart Colotal,rice the lt,.u. Wham F wburefimut. 'I he Kni x 't. Get ir.in R•einteot of INagooew-4:aptaln Char a baron Maiden t be %Lire, with ti.soporary tatk. vice buluw ; Hrevet Captain 1 i.iop d. oilgitartl, from the 1,411:,..i500tie,t0 be with t.iitvotuy s via,. vice totavilell. Loko—Lieuteaeicit Loris %%Weeding to bt Gapt.is, wit& tempnrary rank, vice. Klare, viten refigne 1 Cornet George llorneman on he lieutenant, vice Wilmerding ; Cornet Frede rick roe en he lieutenant. vice Aubegen, promoted. To be Cornetv—Sal -ant C.;tl.-t B '3WI/. ;ICC thcker, who r Bps ; Serjs•ant Cads Poten, vice Bornenan ; Predate! Bergmann. Grid. Vit • Ultar To be Adjutant—Lieutenaot George Mh3gen, vice Shgbard, pro. tnoted in the it! Dragoons. _ . aft Regiment of Licht be.e x riona—Captain to Baron Grote to be Major, with teneporary rank; Curare Emil Paten to be Lieutenant, •ire Phten. appointed Adjutant Battling, Gent. to be Corm t, vice E. Potent ; Lieutenant Frederick Paen to be Adjutant. vice Vnfs, promoted. id Pinto—Brevet Captain Georg, Baton Wenfe to be Captain, with temporary rank, vice Stulzeriberg, who relight; ; Adjutant Frederiek Baron Vora, from the tit light Dragoot.s. to he Cap tain. with temporary rank, vice Cradle, promoted ; Cornet George Meißer to be lieutenant, vice Wcsife; SerJeant Cadet. -- Koch to be Cornet, Aida, r. _ _ natt,diuta Infantry of the Leopold be Acttberg to be ieut,nant glee Witzendorti mho religns. _ . ' 4th Battalion of Infantry of the Line—Brevet Captain Dolgr, from the 1) pot. to be Captain, with trlnporary rank, vier Kauffmann+, theearcd. 6th Ditto—joint Anton Sehaedtier, Gent. trice Kantae, pro. Noted; Emit Baron Heimburg, vice Mildener, who rtligns. 7th Ditto-..Enfign de Wattruberg to be Lieutenant, vice appointed Adjutant ; Enfign —. de Wrifberg to be ntenant, vice I lemme, who rave; de Hugo, Gent. to he Esdign, vice Wrdberg; Lieutenant blades Deliui to be Ad jutant vice Delius, promoted. ad Battation or Light Infantry—Enfign Burehhard Neutrel to be Lit utenant, vice Jenifh, Seceded ; Rudolpbus Baron ateiger to be Bain, vice Neutrel. Artillery. Second Captain George Gevenius to be Captain of a Company, wit► temporary rank, vice Ruperti, who rcfigna. MEMORANDUM. Engip Edward Coppinger, of the 68th Foot, Is foperfeded. ComrEiffion in the Bletchingley Volunteer Infantry, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Surrey. Geom. &cam, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated March 3, iSc6 BANKRUPTS. Thomas Johann, of Soutbampton•row, Bloomibury, Mlddhfcx. misfit-teller, dealer and ebapatan, May 27, 31, and June 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pcw, New Nurth•Rrect, Red Lion ((pare. Lydia Woods and William Woods, of fiampftead, Middlefcx, carpenters, builders, and copartners, May 24, at ten, May aB, and June 28, at eleven. at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr . Patten, Crofa•Rreet, Hatton Garden. John Hogg, late of St. Leonard, Dcvonlhirc, merchant, worried iploner, dealer and Chapman, May 22, 31, and June 28, at eleven, nt the Hotel, in Es tux. Attornies, MM.. Phillips and Gene, muter. Pctcr Goodwin, of Llanwrlt, Denblghfldre, fhopkeeper, dealer and chapman, June 9, to, and 28, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Dossfgate, Manchefter. Attoro les, Mears. Foulkes and Hip fon, Mancheftcr ; or Mears. Pomace and LongdiU, Gray'aion, James Hobbs, late of Pitt-ftreet, Newington, Surrey, bricklayer, dealer and chapman, May so, 28, and June 31, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Markel, Church.ftreet, Newing ton Butts. Sarnael Steers, of Chapman-place, St. George's In the Balt, Mi.'. dlefet, builder, dealer sod ebaprnan, May so, June 3, and 18, at ten, at GuildhalL Attofiley, Mr. Hope, No. 44, Lothhury. Zsebariah Hecoeks, of Briftol, draper, dealer and chapman, May ty, 31, at eleven,, arid June 28, at five, at the Rummer Tavern, All Saints-lane, Briftol. Attornies, Mr. Gabel], Lincoln's- Inn, Loudon ; or Mr. Stephens or Mr. I lartley, Briftul. Michael Phillips, of Norris-itreet, Haymarket, Middlefes, grocer, deal•c and chaptnan, May so, 3 t, and June 28, at one, at Guild hall Attornies, Meffra. Pitches and Sampson, No. 13, Sat- . . . - . thin s-latte, London kitty Vaughan and Richard Vaughan, of Liverpool, grocers, dealers, and copartners,June 9, a 3, and ail, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Dale Areet, Liverpool. Attornles, Mr. Clements a Mr. P. Woods, Liverpool ; or Mr. Thomas illackitock, St. Mil. dredl-court, P oultry. London. __....... . . . . . . . 'bomas Hohfon, of Louth, Lineninillive; furrier, June 3,4, and sB, at eleven, at the New King's Head inn, Louth. Attornies, Whs. Leigh and Mafon, New Bridge-ltreet, Blaekfriaes, LOU. dnn ; or Mr. John Nieh dfon, Loath. livefter Cohn and Martin Cohn, of Liverpool, Lancalhlre, mer chants, dealers, ehaprnen, and co•partaers, June 13. 13 and 28, at twelve, at I.lllyman's, Collie-Reece, Liverpool. Attoruies, Mr. Thomas litaekftoek,St.Miltired's-court, Poultry, London; or Mars Kirkpatrick and Prim Untoa•court, Calle•React, Li verpool. Gilliam I lard, of Eaft Grimftead,Suirez,breesbes maker, fellmon ger and tanner, Baler and ehaptnan, May 21, June 3 and 28, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ellis, No. 63, Hatton Garden. Elio Jones. of Morton. Denblghthire, dealer and Chapman, June 53 , la. and a 2, at eleven, at the Sportfman's Inn, Caftle-ft cccc c Carnarvon. Attomles, Mcff•.. Edmunds anti Son, at the Ex chequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn, Len don ; or Mr. Henry Rumfey Williams, Cansuvois. Thomas Jackfon, of Argyle Erect, Oxford.fircet. Middlefei, tap lor, dealer and chapman, May so, ay. and June as, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Eves, Chapi.l-11.6ect, Bats fwd-row. _ DIVIDENDS. May sr. Thomas Geer' and Jofeph Cadet's, of Loofe, Kent, millers and copartners, at ton, at Guildhall, London. May 20. John Water', late of Dobwath, parl Kirklintoo. Cumberland, common carrier, at ckven, at the Scotch Arms in Rictergata, Carling. May 12. Chrittopher 'range, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchefter. May sr. James Thwcat, of Manchefter, John Gaily, of London, and Thomas Munday. of Manchefter, merchants mud copart: ners, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchefter. May so. Chriftian John Adam Witte, late of Coleraan-ilrect. London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall._ . May 11. John Bowman, John Gar ford, and Thomas Bowman, of Poplar and Ltmehoufe, Middlefex, feed crudites, oil maiituac turas, and partners, at ten, at Guildhall. May 10. John Carlton, of Canterbury, grocer, dealer and chap man, at one, at Guildhall. London. May 21. John Colwill, of Newnham, Gionceßerflaire, wine met. chant, at eleven, at the Bah Tavern, Nitta May to. John Jarratt the younger, of Water-lane, Tower-ftreet, London, broker, dealer and chapman at ten. at Guildhall. May 10. James Gibbs, of Peterborough, Nuchaitiptoulldre, dra. per and tailor, at tan, at Guildhall, Loudon. May 12. 1110/11111 Norris, of Manchelter, cotton-merchant, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms. Manehelter. May 11. Thomas Bowman, jointly with John Bowman and John Garford, of Poplar and Limehoure, Middlefez; fctd authors, oll.suanufadturm, and pa mem, at ten, at Guildhall. May 21. h.i.c Hadley It eddcll, n!' Welt Bromwich, Staffordfldre, him-founder, at dye, at the Shakofpear Tavern, Birmlogliam. May to. John hloothuull ' of John greet; Adelphl, Middlefer, vrinc•mt rr ham, at tin, at Guildhall. May zt . Jolt ph Whiting Holmes, of Portila, Hant4, Ironmonger, btazier and tinman, at one, at the Mitre Tavern, Portfca. FROM Tat LONDON aUtITTi, MAT 57. Averare 1' rice of Corn In England and Wales, from aiding Ob. icth of May, 1806. Wh..t. I Rye. I Barley. Oats. Dona. L d. .1. s. d. s. d. a. d. 84 1 0 48 1 38 1 28 r 40 It Tbc avi rogr Price at Sugar, completed from die' itn in the wt .1s coding May 14,1 a asa. 34. per hundred a BEA.COAL METER'S OFFICE, LONDON, M, CAlllOOtll SOLD, and May is. I May 14 NEWCASTLE COAL. Meenlay. Wednefd Ealsrr's Main Benton I.Clig Slat Main Croft's Main tietsburn Alain Morton Main PONI —Windfor's Townley Main Wail's End T:ivies Walfi P...t - SI iNt•ER LAM) COAL. Pinwale Main x _ ~o - TotAI, Stair 53 6 44 U 47 0 54 6 48 o --. .1.411 1 INTELLIGENCE. CONSISTORY COURT, DOCTORS COMMON,. stmrson V. SIMPSON. This was a fuit for feparatiun from bed,lmard, Ile. inilituted nn the part of the hufband againft the wiie, by rearm of adultery. It appeared that the parties tended in the Fall Indies, that Mts. Simplon being defirous of returning to England, took her ;mirage on board a fhip. leaving her hatband at Bom bay ; that during filch voyage a criminal intereourfe took place between the Lady and a Mr. Rickctis ; that on their arrival in town, lodgings were taken at Queen's Elms, Fulham. whets they lived together, and paired as man and wife t that afterwards the parties removed t s Hampßead, where the Lady was delivered of a female child ; and that es Mr. Simp fon's arrival from Bombay, he militated an aftion, againa Mr. Ricketts. and obtained a verditt of soool. damages. The fah of adultery being clearly proved (there being no nppofition on the part of the wife), the Court pronounced the ufual fentenca of reparation. In the New York Papers it is mentioned that the French Governor (F ) at St. Domingo had laid an embargo on the Anserican weals at that port, until the (Meet of !stamina &wild be afcertained. On Wednefday night as Mr. Coors a, a diffenting clergyman, was preaching to a full colit , r..gation ar Stepney, one of the galleries in the chapel gave way; fortunately no lives were loft, and but few ,were hurt, A fad accident happened at Greenock on Sunday fe'noight. About twelve o'clock, Mr. Robert Lee, T;de Surveyor, and Captain Commandant of the Corps of Sharpfhooteis, went nut in the Cuflomltoufe boat, accompanied by f.me friends in another boat, to take a fail. In his boat he had along with him Mr. James Donald, fon of the late Mr. Andrew Do nald, of Greenock, and his own cautin, who was on a vifit to his ftiends, from Lifbon ; Mr. Main, Salt of ; John Graham, Alexander MacDonald, and Alexander Maclntyre, Cultnmhnufe boatmen. Re turning home betwixt one and two o'clock, they were overtaken by a fynall, off the mouth of the Gate Loeb, (hipped a large fea, and in an infant went down broadfide foremott! Mr. Main being a good (grimmer, got difentangled from the boat, and confid ing in his (kill in fwimming, kept calm and collated, and adminiflered every affitlance to the others which their cruelly critical fituation admitted of. One of the oars he placed under Mr. Lee, and another of them under Graham, but he could do no more: and it is fuppofed both had got off their balance; for when the other boat got up with them, which had been a good way behind, they were found hanging on their refpative oars by the middle, with feet and head equally tinder water! M'lntyre, like Main, fupported himfelf by fwimming ; but Mr. Donald, and the other boatman had gone down with the boat, and were no more feen. After having been about three quarters of an hour in the wive', the two fur vivors, and the two dead bodies were taken into the other boat and brought Arne with all Fable expe dition ; but, alas ! the ufual means ufed for refufcita tion were found unavailing. The other two bodies had not been found at a late hour on Sunday night, but fearch was making for them. The above particulars we have from the month of Mr. Main. The other furvivor, M.lntyre, was able so walk home ; but, we are lorry to add, is fence taken very unwell. This melancholy event is unfortunately attended with the additional calamity, of widowed wives, and father- Ids children DIED. On Sunday, the t sib initant, at her Mare In Montague-ftreet, Mrs. Grant, relIA of the late Lieutenant General Francis Grant. HIGH WATER AT LONDON ttitIDOE TU•MURRUW Morning 36 minutes after 3 Afternoon . - 54 minutes after 3 STOLEN OR STRAYED, ON MONDAY NIGHT lan, the 12th May inn. out ors Field belonging to Mr.AMIS BATLIT.2t Chelvy Conn, In the County of Sonterfet, a I)ARK•BROWN CART MARE, about Is hands and half high, nine year. old; hu a long (witch fall, two white feet behind, with (eves) dark (pots In the white.—a blue In her forehead, and lotiglih ears, a white 'pot on the off fide of her,back, under the (addle, and her Does marked C. L. Whoever will give intelligence of the Lid Mare, fo as The may be had again, &ill receive, if ftokn, on convidtioo of the offender or offenders, • Reward of TEN GUINEAS; but if Rrayed, ONE GUINEA, and all reakmable Expences, by applying to Mr. Janet Bayley, Citelvy Court aforefaid Lb 1806. the returns I. d. 10 7 runs. made night. AY 17. , aicts. May 16. Friday. s 40 6 4SI o sj c a 43 9 DO, TOR HOWELL'. POWDERS. FlTS—C,,ovultions, Hyßetic;i, Epileplies. or Fall ing Fits, radically eared by Dr linwell's Powders. Ihe ef ficacy or this invaluable Medicine has been proved by a Taft nom• her of altonithing curcs performed on perfons of both fees ataidled with theta drcaeltul diforders for a long feria of years —many of whom had tried every other Medicine in vain, and were deemed incurable. The few following cafes are feledted from hundreds defperate, and are witneffed and authenticated by fuck ref yin:table and well known diameter', that the ftnalleft doubt can not remain In the mind of the molt incredulous, viz. The fon of hlr.Truman, of Giltfpur-ftreet, aged 18 years, bad Failing Fits from hi.. childhood, but is now reaored to perfed health by Dr. Howell'. Powders, which were particularly recom mended by Dr Turner, Fellow of the Royal College of Phylielans, London. Mrs Green was upwards of au Teen ;filleted with Con volfions and Falling Fits, altho' Ote btd been an in-patLnt of St. Bat thulomew's and Guy's Hofpitah, had never received the leaft benefit till fhe had taken Dr. Howell's Puarders—cured 54 years. Witneffes, the Rev. J Hunt, Minifter of the Savoy, sod Mr. Burgas, Italian and Oil Merchant, No ao7, Strand. Mr 1). Wiz art Weft Hotfeley, ne 70 years of age, was 17 years afflicted with Cativultions anal Failing Fits, and after taking a great variety of Medicines without relief, was effeetually cured by Dr Howell's Powders Whin ffes, the Rev. Mr Fullerton, Miitilter of tA'eft Hurfeky, Mr Smith and Mr Hooker, churchwardens. AnnWil• liants,ot Laytonftone, Elk:, so years of age, bad violent Fits from herinfailey, but upon taking Dr. Howell's Pow derswas loon com pletely cured. Fur this great cure the Rev. Mt. Whaley, minifter of l.aytonflune. pubhely returned thanks to theAirsaarr,ia his Chapel on the toth Nov 1799. Mr. Saltenarib,of Enfield, Middle lea, aged 37 years, Wall eluded ageam fo dreadfully with Epilep tic or Falling Fits, that he require d 7or 8 patinas to bold him to the fit—cured 7 years; witneffes, Mr Hill. churchwarden, and Mr. Mitchell, ovcrfeer. The fon of a re.fpeetable Gentleman, No. 44. Marlham•firect, U'eflminfter, from the aft year of his age, had the moil violent Convulfive Epileptic Fits, which brought on fymproms like hydrophobia or canine niadnefs, with unnatural howling*, akd a dilpoliti .n to bite. After to ;sin trying the utmuft loft at the faenity,till he was fever years old, Dr. Howell's l'ow der, alone eared him of thole deplorable and complicated (Wordy& His parents are willing to atteft the cure, to any enquirer calling at their hook as above ---perinea delirous of fur Ler proofs, by applying at No. 78. High Holborn, will be referred to a lilt too lung to he blurted in a Newfpaper. This coverrign Remedy is prepared and fold under the King's Royal Patronage, by Dr. Hum ell (Fcbow of King's College), at his kook, No 78, I ligh Holborn, London, and no where elk, at as. 6d. steacket, in which is inclufed a •Freadfe, written by .he Doetor, on the above mentioned oiforder. 4R o c 3 0 54 0 N. H. For all Nervous Complainti, which are fo often the fore. 'ntuit.* of Convulliona,lipilepfuts. Ilyfterics. &c. a butter Mca. eine cannot be tskeu. Ali isturs (pat paid) duly anhvcrel WILTS...-CAPITAL PREPHOOI.ID TYTIHE•FREE FARM— MILL, kc. On Thurfday, the mil day of May, dor., at the White lion Inn, at Malniefbury, hi the county of Wilts, at Three o'clock • hi the afternoon, 1 'H E Fee•fimple and Inheritance of all that capital . 1 - FR EHOLD. GRAZING, and A it' , 31. E FARM,called MAUDITS PARK FARM, plealintly fituatesl in the Parlor of Little Somerford, about two tiles front Malmeibury, oonlifting of a good Farm Houle and Fen:nsent near, with convenient of fieza. Barn, Ox, and Cow Stalls, Yards. Gardens, ortbuds, b.e. 52.1. 3R. tP. of Arable Land, LISA. ill. st P. of Water Mea dow, at 4A. 3R. 23P. of Dry Meadow or Failure, SA. oit. 3 4 P. of With) , Bed Coppice and Wood l.and, and ;A. IR. aSP. of Orchard, the whole being 1 ythe Free (fulled only to a coadno ! of 21 to the Redo; oI Little sonnsford, in Lieu of all 'ryas* whatever) within a ring fa:mend Ictt to Mr. Mattheir Robert fon ; together with the Frel of Great King Mead, from Lemma* to Lady Day, about at acre- and the F. refhare or Cut of 7 scree in Balky, and t acre in Stock Meads, on leaf, for 10 yean from the stb of April, s&a4. And alto, al that capital WATFR CORN or GRIST MILL, called KINO'iI MEAD MILL, eligibly Stu ,t;:d on the River Avon, in the parlor of Little Somerford, nen. to the above men tioned Farm. It it plentifully (upped with water, well cairn. laced (or working Machinery, and has coneenisnt Out build ing;; with OA. 2R. 171'. of W;1 - Cr MeitiOW, 31..1 OA. 211. OP. •of Dry Meadow or Paßure, in Great Ri,,g Y'ead, belonging thereo. Thcfe pretnifea arc In the occupation of Mr: TboaHeath i , whofc kafe thereof expires at Michaelmas, tan, when very eon ' forerable improvement may be made thereon. The premifts may be viewed on application to the •verpediest Tenant, ; and particulars arc ready fur delivery at the White Lion. Mahnsfbury ; the Angel. Chippeuham ; the :Sear, Devizes; tit White Nut. Bath, an.: ac Metres. Tanner and Cooper's, Salifbot7, where a plan of the Eftate may be fem. FOR VENEREAL.VENEREAL. AND SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS. DR. FREEMAS's Gllrl'A SALUTARIS, is by far the molt fare and &edit al Remedy ever yet difeovera fur the Care of that dangerous Difeafe. Perron' unhappily Willed with Venereal Complaints in all its Stages, and under It. various App, annoy', will find a record and prefeir relief, by taking thef• molt invaluable Drops; which, for title excellency doting thirty Years practice in the moR populous part of London, via Hatton- Garden, have been terms I Gotta Salutaris. The feerecy with which molt perfons fo alai Red find it ncedflal to conceal their frafferir.ga, may be fafsly employed while ufing thefe Drops ; (ince they render confinement unneeeffary, as well as all unctuous or mercurial preparations, or any furgital operation whatever. By appoi , intent of Dr. Pre-man. they are fold wbolefale and re• tail, by R. Butler, corner of Paternotter row and retail by Stains, G. Brown, Lynch, and Vaughan, Manage ter ; BilUnge, Lothhury ; Wilon and Spence, Liverpool ; Mac donald, Glafgow ; Scott, Baiter, Smith, and Manderton, Edin burgh ; Cameron, Berwick ; Reid, Leib ; Drewry, Derby ; Ben. huge, Nottingham : Hopkins, Stockport; Wllfon, Warrington; joille, Carlitic; Will., Rogers, Randall, Pittman, Holland, and Roche, Plymouth ; Belam and Sharpe, Pordmouth • Roberta and Johnfon, Garrott ; Walton and Grieft, Portfea ; Toarpros Var. mouth ; Peck and Rots, Hull ; IL Miami, Exeter ; sad aeon Me dicine Venders In every town , In bottles at as. pd. each, with am. plc &maim a HAVlNUiredieated myfelf to the Rudy, and been A gratified by the „molt a:caldera:de practice In that branch which I thought pryer to feted, I truß that I have not more mif employed my time than thofe who, in the exteofive field of the profvfilon, arc ocealiovally inime:kd in one rtah,ty, and cannot always attain that (needs which is acquired by concentrating tie intelledhial power to .ate daft of diforders. The difeafes oeff/i.. fill.' rz are peculiarly diftrefEng, for they bring wick them a train of concomitant fymptome„ and by a de. preffion of all vital energy rce licit becomes embittered.—. Whether they arife front the pr , vatenae ut ill example, the deftroc. tine habits of fctionlhoys,or the indulgences of maturity, they re. quire the mutt affiduous profeffignal lkill ; but by the ignorance ot uneducated men, the fymptoms are aggravated, and the col:alibi. don is defiroyat A. a MEAIBER tithe ROYAI. COLLEGE of SURGEONS. I ground my pretenfions on regularity of educe' ion, and poireffing every privilege to pradice, I feel myfeif entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the firft iodations of local weaknefs, early application wm prevoit the calamity of a debilitated frame ; hut where the falterer. from a eonfeloufnefs of the unmanliticfs of the vie,: which r.aufed his misfortune, Ls fearful of the contempt or eenfure of his family phyfician, and broods over lily infirmity with careful concealment s it Inuit be fatisfacnory for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment hire alto of the molt inviolable fecrecy. And In reeentVenereal Complaints it is pofhble to prevent pain. danger or Ward's ; in the mutt complicated cafe. it lithe acquire. ment of (calibre experience In this line to effect t'fafe, certain and fpeedy re-ellabliflunent. I offer the advantage of this experience to thofe of either fee who are affli,fted with any kind of DEBILITY, of any fymptoms of VENEREAL INFECTION, and In all cafes the terms of ream. neratlon are Rated on the firft intercity'. Patients in the country are expeCted to indofe a Bank not and are requefted to fpecify their age and manner of living, MARTIN BRIE, Member of the R..yal ...ollege or Surgeons, in Lanka' No. sci, Arundel Omer. Strand, near Temple liar. FOR Ebil, ORO TH OF HAIR. ADIES and GEN FLEMEN who with the oina. ment of a FINE HEAD of HAIR, need only make trial or the RUSSIA OIL, which Is proved the only article yet di . Covered for making the Hair grow thick and lung, even as Bald Places, Whilkers, Eyebrows, &c. &c. and will, in all cafes, prevent the Hair falling off, which is too often the cafe for the want of baring a proper nourifhment applied to ftrengthee the root, which proves the oecafion of fo many becoming bald at an early age.—Several Gentlemen who have been bald fur years, have declared, alter ufing the Rullia Oil regularly fur three mouth., they became neatly covered wish Hair. Gentlemen who wear powder need not be deprived Wing it, as it will reeve as a fobitrut? for potuatum, and is a fore preventative apinft powdenturoing rite hat- grey, a cafe which too frequently happens where powder i. conilawly tiled. It is recomended to La dies as an appendage to their toilet, particularly as the tale of Oils are now found fo neeetiary to render moifture to the hair whew dreffing. The Raffia Oil for that purpok is now become In nil by Ladies of the firft circle of faibion, who allow it to (zed any preparation of the kind yet difeovered, as it not only nostril:hes and improves its growth, but renders to the Mira molt beautiful glofis and fragrant perfume, and cooks it always to retain in natural colour. To comment on the many valuable qualities it potetcs, is ureters, It need only be (aid, it ought not to be omitted by thofe who have the ornament of a fine head of hair and with to retain it, alto thole deficient who want to profit by its viruses. Its invalua ble virtues have been fo much approved, as to bring it to the ufe of the 11 .1 41 Family,, and moll of the Nobility in this 'Kingdom. Price 70 per bottle or one containing four fmall, at a guinea. be had of the Proprietor, 333,0aford•ITrect,and by appoint. mint, at Finch's, 5, Berkley fquare; Smith, Perfumer to his Majefty, no, New Bondlireet ; Hendrie and Sons, Perfumers t m her 'fichbotn ftreet •, Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to their Royal Highncffee the Piker and Princes of Woks., and Duke and Duchefs of York. Cockfpur.ftreet ; Bacon, No.'s°. Oxford.ftreet ; Ward. 324. Holborn ; Butter, 4 . Cheafide ; Wi ther., 229, Strand ; Holmes, Bolton, and Tutt, Royal Exchange, London; Aril, Damc•ltreet, Dublin; f nodal', Truro, Cornwall; Reabum, Northbridge, bah:burgh ; Shepherd, oppofite the Ea change, Briftol; Collins, Saki:wry ; Blanchard, York; TM* tiles ftreet, Worcelter ; Woolmer, Exeter; Meykr and Cry- - wen, Bath ; Lee, Li wrs ; Billings, Liverpool; Lynch, Manche ter; llsompfon, Nosciftle; Swinfen, Lektfter; Stevenfon and Matchett, Norwich ; Mrs. Jooes, °word; HAtoe, Cambridge; ?dyke and Swiney, Bieraingliam; Langdort, Sherhom ; Belem, Portfmouth; Dingle,Bury Sr. Eclin”nds; Newcomb, Stamford; A. Granville, so, Fore.ttreet, Plymouth Dock; Oregory, Brighton; Burgers, itamfgate; Selden, Cheltenham; and of malt medi. eine venders and perfumer? hi town and country. ' N.B. 'Die Rattan Oil will be found infinitely fervletable In ref toeing the las of Hair on Hodes, which often peeves a great ibf figurement to thofe valuable animals. Beware, as nure arc sousing But 'bore who have the Ruffian Eagle on the twtfide , and fiord in Red Ink by the Proprietors, " Bloehrbeubh) and PI allfe, " t, counterfeit which is felony. Order. from any parted the Country will be fetr by coach, by remitting the money &reeled to Mr. Prince, 335, oxford times, London. Good anowarce to Merchant. 3! d Captain*, foe exper t...ion, as it has hien teund intieitcly re:e.eable in wares and changeable ?ilematea. _ _ Printed anl ~üblir•cd by 1.E7. I. KENT, (0 Cat tealer,-7;ee.l, anlah), :t the STAR OF VIC I, ?amt. Carer limo. obililmd alto at deafen Oseece, Temide-brk -..,._: fl I i