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walk LONDIN GdZEITE, May s 4. ATII4II•LTY nst , Ica. MAT 24.. ,806. . a Lrtter from Admiral Lord airdner to %Valiant Marl% F.fq. dated am board the 'Frost. lo Cork Ha. boar, tle lottatt Stelae, for thrir Lordfhips' informatics, copy of a letter tlus morning front C..ptais Mouhray, of the Aftive. account of the capture by that Odp of the French Ixs Antis, a letter of marque, bound from Bourdcaux tyrnue. I am, Sir, &c. (Signed) •AZDNIR. Ailive, at Sea, April 27, iS 6. Lord—l do myfelt the honour to acquaint Lordthip, that his Majefiy's Ihip under my nand, ha thit day captured the French fchormer \ mis, a letter tit marque of four lit pounders, m e n, belonging to Cayenne, and bound thi. ith a catgo of wine and various merchenclize Bourdeaux. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) 11. N. 11001114 Y. MILI CARY pROMOTIONS. WAIL OfllCl, MAY 14, 1806. .egiment of Dragoon Guards--Licutcnant F. Bradburne to Caputo of a Troop, by purchafe,vice l.eigh,who retires. .teglettent tit Dragoons—Henry George Barnard, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Ditkfon, promoted. h Ditto—.Corncelheop. Biddulph to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. Regiment of Light Drogooos—Captain Henry Morris, from sif pay of the Independents, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Illlebois who exchanges, receiving the difference. l DittoLSorgenn Richard Spencer, from the 4th Foot. to be Surgeon, vice Wake, who retires on bal. pay of the a itch Foot. .intact of Foot Guards--Captain Thomas Will em Gordon Captain of a Company, by purehafe, vice Sir Jag& Cup. Bart. otko unres ; Enfign trancis Home to be Lieutenant, Gordon %intern of Foot--Surgeon Stephen Woolrich, from half pay tilt!' Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Spencer, appointed to the Light Dragoons. no--Charles lute, Gent. to be Rollo. without porthole, Ward, whole appointment LI , not taken place. itto—Enfign Ileac Jervis to be Lkutenent, without par. chafe,' ice Hall, appointed t.. the 64th Foot; Richard Ruthwell, Gent. to be Enfgn, vice Jervis. Dth Ditto—Enlign Charles J. Tench to be lieutenant, without porthole, vice Downes, promoted in Major Gamma Clam paigne's Regiment. ' e Enligiss—William Balfour, Gent by porthole, vies RoSi: promoted ; Solomon Richards, Gent. viee'rench ; Garr Booker, Gent. to be Ettfign, without porthole, vice Barher,q. • pointA to the y zit Foot. ith Ditto—Enlign and Adjutant Dillon to have the rank of Lieutenant ; F.ufign and Adjutant G. D. Cotentin to have the rank of Lieutenant ; Engin John Stevan to be Lieutenant, without porthole, vice Adair, who retires. ;d Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Wynne to be Adjutant, vice Stain forth, promoted. N Ditto— Vardy, Gen:. to be Enfigo, without porthole, • Cupperthwaite, who reigns. •odrew Perron, Gent. to be Enfign, by parade, ,e Warren, prometed. 4 Ditto--llnfign Pollock to be Lieutenant, without Put , chafe, vice Skipp, who retires ; Enka Charles 'ream to be Licute.nant, without purcLfe, vice Veoner, who refig..s. itb Dittu--Lieutcoant T. A. Dudie to be Adjutant, vice Mack cell, who mkt, the Adjutantcy. ttb Ditto--Captaln John Robert Nafon, from halt pay of the Independents, to be Captain of a Company, vice Polhill, who embalms, receiving the dlfferenm ; Enka William Cairns to le Lieutenant, by purchtre,vioc Barton, promoted. Ditto-4,lft° Gilts Ditto') Pullet, from the tab Fuot, to Enfitn, without purcbafe, vice Benton, whore 'pp:Amine it not taken place. Ditto—Eofign Thomas F. Layc to be Lieutertatat. by Pur chafe, vice Warre,promoted in the 98th Foot; Baker Coates, Gent. to be Eller, by purchafe, vice johnlione, promoted. Ditto—Lieutenaot Richard Drew, troni the 3stit Foot, to __ Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant, Mee James, who re epos the Adjutancy ith Ditto—Caftan Robert Baker to be Licetenant, by machete, vice •.I'Dougall, promoted in the 724 Foot. ith Ditto—Lieutenant John Alexander Mein to be Captain of a Company, vice Fletcher, demoted. . • o be Lieutenants, without purehafe.—Enfign John White, vice Crespb, deeeefed; Enfign IS Kernan, vice James Moore, pro- UMW ; Fuego Alesander Thumpfon. vice Melo ; Etter' Fre derick Langley, vice J Grant, detested. 'o be Eavegus—Bernard Kerman, Gent. vice White; O'Hara Baynes, Gent. vice Kerman; Frederick Langley, Gent vice Williams, promoted is the 73d Foot; Eileen James P. thane, from the 76th Foot, vitalism:3o6o ; IL Robertfoo, Cknt. vice Langley. Dieto—Peta M'lntyre. Gent. to be %arta-matter, vice htKeenon. who returns to his former half-pay. ith Dium—John Groot King, Gent to be Engin, without ma chete, vice Dowd, promoted in the 23d Light Dragoons. •th l late—Captain William Bouthby, from the 17th Foot, to be Captain 'Ma Company, vice M'Lean,appointed to theta Royal Veteran Battalion; Captain Charles Gardiner, from the Nova Scotia Yea:Mks, to be Captain of • Company, vim bad, up pointed to the bth Royal Veteran Battalion. Std Dittw—Lieutenant Pace Wilkie to be Captain of • Company, without purehafe, Mee Mapherfun, appointed to the 9th Royal ''eteran Battalion; Lieutenant William Mackay to be Captain a Company, vice P. Gordon. Mutated ; Enfign Donald Mac pberfon to be Lieutenant, vice Wilkie ; Alczaader Gordon, Gent to be Forego ' vice M'Pherfon. Weft Indiaßegiment—Liertanant Edward Webb to be Cap min of a Company. without put-chafe, vice Reid, appointed to the 7. ft Foot; William Hunt, Gent. eb be Enfign, without chafe, vice Kirk, appointed to the aft Garrifon Battalion. • Ditto—W. H. Glover, Gent. to be Fettle, by perch de, vice Wildc, prctuoted In the 87th Foot. Royal Regiment of Malts—Enfign Chaim Plunket to be Lieute nant, vice Vells,who nestle ; Lieutenant George Baptifta Feiss, iron , the Malta Provincial Battalion, to be Forego, vice Plunket Royal Corneas Rangers—Lieutenant Richard Church, from the 39tb Foot, to be Captait of a Company, vice Morati, deceatd. I Garr:fon Battalion—Forego John Kirk, from the 'ft Wcft In dia Regiment, to be Earl, vice Sir John Cos, promoted in the 3oth Foot I Ditto—Alexander Dirom, Gent. to be Freer, vice Brodie,pro woad in the 66th Font. I Royal Veteran Battalion—Brevet Mtjor William White, from the Goth Foot,to be Matte, vice Bowen, placed on the retired lilt. h Ditto—Ugrian Cheats Robert Feud, from the 9ctli Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vine Manreeld, appointed to the ad Royal Veteran Battalion. 'ova Scotia Fenciblet—Litutenant Thomas Jonldmil, from the 7th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gardurcr, appoint ed to the 9::th Foot. frf AFF. lonel Frederick Auguftes Wctberall, of the Nova Seotla Fco- Able.. to be Brigadier-General to the Forces faring in the Windward and Leeward Cheribbee Maud Bath.a. The King's German Legion. rit Battalion of the I.lne Enka George Baron Darlng to be lieutenant, vim Kienke, rbo reOgns. t tit Nitro-4.leutenaut•Colonel—..—.l ) ta Plat to be Colonel.C.,ni rtandent, with tersporary rank; Major de Hugo to I,c n hi; temporary rank; Captain -- de Wad robe Major, wish temporary rank ; Captain de Soden to be Ditto. To be Captains. with temporary rank—Captara de Schroder, de Tiachell, Broca Uothmer, Gerber, Baron Geoben, and George Cfitlen. o be Ideuten anta,wit h temporary rank—Le utenal ta Sch.umanr:, e. Es I /it peubroick, Heidenreich, boehaufen, de B. nook, de l.rerra, de Voigt, Evert, oaron Weide, de Becker, de Bulimia, de Walt. haulm, Hogrove, and Scheele. • obe Enligns--Enfigns de Roogemont, Marburg, and %Vetter. nagro, from the Depot Company. To be Adjutant, with the temporary rank of Licatcuant—Licut lumaman. _ _ _ --- To be (;„ . 2.rur-Maitcr-I.tertenant Fatkataau. . Artillery. I.leutrnant and A.:joust Cluck. Mugge in be Second Capta n. • ea Gelation. premixed; Stenod LiLutetant Materiel Lo in mixt in be Hilt Lk etoses's sal Lieutenant Lents Wicrtog to be A4Jrair, vase thus. M- sin r. I..7rrear Isaacs Digtst s Of (16 sph Piet. fa,.crfcdcd• The twdeidnentidnad Officers are roperfedel, being abant without leave. Erfign Jahn Lain. of She sd Foot. Longo Creil ?A Rithogp, of the 44th Font. EnbgniKiliam C. Cuban. of the 46th Fo-t. EISA fWI in the Gazette atilt 18th May, 18-as. Cagrlt Regiment ..I Foot. For 7.sw, Beeson, Gent to be 141fian, without purchafe, vice Itriggs„ moment in the 46th Foot, Read Jab. Brawn , Gcm, to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Bri.;p, promote :I in the 46th Foot. notritlinOS OTTICE, MAY 21. Corps of 101.11 Engineers. Alec. Cherne, Gent. to be Second Licuteuard. Dated May t, 'BO6. COmmillion in the Loyal Gteenwich Water Fencible Affociation, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Richard Matey, Gent. to he Lieutenant, tip Yt i Den Warner, reugned Data May so, NILO. Commifflons figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.-l'o he Deputy Lieutenant). Thomas Mercer. Erg. Dated Aura se, 1804. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart.; George Mcr land, Joian Twiftlen, 'I Trevllion, and Thomas Newnham, Matra. Dated Mara to, ao6. Cummifiions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lanark. Anderflon Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. James Laird, Efq. to be Captain, vice Alexander, rattled. Dated December zB, Gilbert Lang, jun. E(q. to be Ditto, vice Strong, refigned. Dateil Februarf at, 1806. Enflgn David Monteith to be Lieutenant, vice Smaller, refisned. Dated December *B, aos. Maya William Gesldes, Gent. to be Ditto, vice Wafter, decated. .December 19, a William Young, Gent to be Enfign, vice Monteith. Dated De cember rB, acas. Alexander Macdougsil, Gent. to be Ditto, vice Geddes. Dated December 19, tBO5. Commiffion in the Worcefierfitire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Henry Davey, Gent. to be nava. Dated May to, tBo6. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Roberts and 1. Roofe-May 13, 1806. William Ca rtke I and Charles Swede Stuart, of Rotherhithe, Sur geons-May 17, ac 6. G. CI syton. J. Clayton,aud J.Haffcl, of Gee-croft, Cheflaire, cot ' ton fpinners-March 1,;805. A. Connie and J. Lord, woolen carders, of Copthrod, Laneatire, May to, Ilion. Henry Ware and O. Rendell, of Holborn-hill, groceralVfareb 85, 1806. • John Bennett and Sarah Bennett, of Turnlee, Gloffop,Derbyfhite, woollen clothiers-April 6, 3805. J. Bourke and B. Ridge, of Brook-greet; Holborn, wind and brad merchants--May at,1806. P.. Anderton, W. Larteafter. and Thomas Anderton, of Manche& ter, eallevriratero-April 10, *BO6. J. linen, J.Eneutner, and J. Hewitt, of Lane-end, Staffotalaire, potten-May 6, 1806. Charm! Malt and Jofiab Thomas, of t:riftol, roger refiners--- March 23,,, tBO6. D. Dstrifoo and Cr Dewitt), of Beadlam, Yoathiri, Eat and yarn merchautoLFeb. 1836. A. Alger and 8. PldUipt, of drat Tower-Brat, coopers, der-- Jl*Pe 24.04, j. Harrorks sod %V, Atbepton, of Chorley, Lancafbire, joiners, &ea... April 16, 18r.6. Wm. By mid /oho deaf, of London, Ship slid inforance agents March 35,1806. J. Wood and vim. Thornier, of Boltos-le.Moors, Lracaddre, cotton, fplimerso.May 16, t 806• Blinn Smith and Thomas Eyre, of Derby, bleacheri-April 30, 1806. R Chatfield, Chatgetd, Vhf, dlatfteld,gind S. Chatfield, of Coo per's ro*,Crotebed Friare-olon, 1,.1806. Rich. Gorton, John To:heroine, lobo Roe, Sad John Gorton, of Won& m.. Nottingbaniflafre, tattoo and warfted fpinhers-• May 19, A NKRUPTCY ENLARGED. July ax. Nathan Roil, of ktaberneld Peppard, near Henley, 01- loralibire, miller, at ten, at Coddle* Leedom EA NKRUPTS. James Dkkenton, of Golborne, Lane..difre, cotton. (Owlet', dealer rod Chapman, to furrender June st, 83, dud pity 5, at the Nat's Head Ino,Warrington. Anoraks, Mr. diaekttock, St. Itialdred'S Court, Poultry, London; or Mr. Bradford, Warrington. Richard Farr, of Woomera, Hereto/Mire, timbei-merchant, June 5,6, and July 3, at eleven, at the Greyhotand Inn, Hereford -- AttondeT Mars. Price and Williams, N 0.9; Lincoln's tun Old Square, London, or Mears Downes and James, Hereford. Augu&ua White, of Aldermanbory, London, Odor, dealer and charms:, May 31, Jane 7, and July 5, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Visaed, Gray's Inntquare. Samoa Wade, of Manehefter. and Samuel Blakeley, lite of Lon don, dealers, charism and, copartners, June 16,17, and July 7, at eleven, at the Royal Oak lon, Manchriter. Attomies, Mr. kilts, Cur6tor firm, London; or Mars. Kearney and Card. Matichenci. Jufrali Lewes, of the Wellminfter Road, Southwark, Surrey, ridualler,deslerand chapman, May 3t, bane 7, and July s, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mars. Parker, Young, and Hughes, Effeidtteet, Strand. John Marley, late of Dean-row, patina of Wilsnnow, chorkmanntafturer, dealer and Chapman, June *6, r 7, and jdy S hat eleven, at the Swan Inn, Wilmllow. Anorak% Mr. Petal Willianifoo Koutsford, Clothire • or. Mars Wright and Pickering, Paper Buildings, Temple, Condon. George Slayton, of Leeds, Yorkliiire. &vain, dealer and bliap num, Julie it, r a, and July 5, at eleven, at the Hood, Leeds - Attornies, Mara Holland, Atkiofon, and Rolland, Leeds; or Meffra. Allen, holey, and Stocker, neutral's Inn. London. Henry Rayfon, of Liverpool, drugglft, dealer sod ehapnien, rune 78, to ,and July s. at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Lord ftrett, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Forreft, LiverpooL Benjamin Sandford Sykes, of Liverpool, dealer and chapman, June a 6, 17, and July 3, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern .1.. v or pool. Attotnies, Mr. George Orred, Liverpool; or Mars Cooper and Lowe, Southampton Buildings. London. George Tanner, of Iletitul, cutler, dealer in bardware and chapman, Lune 9, 10, et eleven. aod July s, at five, at the Rummies cavern, rinol. Attondes, Melina Bengough and Palmer. Ennui; or Mars Tarrant and Mule, Chancery-lane, Lonticii. George Vaughan, jun. of Snatchwood, to the pariah of Trevethin, and of Newport, hloninouththire, coal miner, coalinerchant, denier and chap:ann. June 4,6, and Jay 5, at chino, at the korona& Tavern, liatoL Attornies, Mt. Cohen. Lincoln's lea, London ; or Mr. hteploma mot Mr. Hanky, Brilloi. George Vaughan, lan, of Snatchwood, In the panth ot '1 revathin, and of Newport, Monmouthshire, coalman:ter, cosi-nierchanta dealer and chapman, June 4.4. and July s, at eleven at the Rummer 'Tavern, Bated. Anoraks, Mr. Galull. antoln's lota, London ; or Mr. Stephens and Mr Hartley, Rata. George Richards, of Gough-flown, ; tondos., furrier, dealer and chapman, May 31, June „hand July t, at At torney, Mr. Ad.in, Loudon-Arc ed , Fetich urch•nrect. John Edo ards, of Elmore Rivet, Cavendifia fgviie, failddletex, folk: Jane a, at eleven. Janes, and July 3 , at ten , at Guild . hail. Loudon. Attunes, Mr. (Alkali!, Milbabk-ftreet, Weft minflSr Robert Pyke, of Liverpool, bread-baker, dealer and chapman, Jou( 16, ay, and July 3, at Riddiough's Hotel, Liverpool. At torah", Mania Crump and Lodge, Liverpool; or Mr. Bettye, Cuaneery-hine, Loudon. John of Stanton St. John, 0 x (ardente, botcher, June 9, at fix. June so. and July 3, at eleven, at the M arlborou g h Wiiatlftcs4k, Oarordralte. Attorney, Mr. Moore, hi. tu,Otifordibire. FrJO lie LONDIN G. 4 . i AOI4II•LTY OTIICIt, I i f:ory of a Letter from Admiral let den. F.fq. dated cm board the 'T . . ! a tth latent Fit —I inch*, for their Lordfhtpi 1 i I received tins morning front C.pti giving an account of the capture fehoottre Lea Antis, a letter of mar to Cayenne. I am, Sir, &c. t Aili My Lord—l do myfelt (I your Lottlthip, that lilt td, command, ha.. thia day rapt u I.r, Antis, a letter of miry and 10 Wien, heiongiog to t. titer o ith a cargo of wine at !torn Boutdcaux. 1 have tli (Signed) I MILI CARY ?RC WAIL 0' i." Regimen: of Dragoon Guards— he Caps nn of a Troop, by much. ad itegOttent td Dregoons—Henry Cornet, without purchafe, vice II 6th Ditto—.Comselheop. Biddulp purchafe. t lath Regiment of Light Drsgoone- half ray of the Independents, to Villehois who exchanges, reedy . alit Dittol—Sorienn Richard Spet i Surgeon, vice Wake, who retires id Reci meta of Foot Guards—Cal to be Captain of a Company , by ley, Bart. tabu retires ; Bongo P . i I vice Gordon 4th Regiment of Foot—Surgeon St, of the oath Foot, to be Surgeon, a; It Light Dragoons. Bth Ditto—Charlea Isom, Gent. to vice Ward, whole appointment I 9th Ditto•—Enfign iliac Jervis t chafe,vice Piali,appointed t o tin i loth Gent. to be Enfign, vice Jervis. Di tt o—Ennio Charles J. Te purchafe, vice Downes, proms reine's Regiment. To be Ettligisa—William Balfour, dell, promoted ; Solomon Rich L t) 4 Booker, Gent. to be Enn i o, wii DA. pointed to the silt Foot. fsth Ditto—Enfign and Adjutant r Lieutenant; F.ofign and Adjut rank of Lieutenant ; Bonin J without parthafe, vice Adair, I • aid Ditto--Lieotenant Henry W forth, promoted. a4th Ditto— -- Vardy, G ene. t . • vice Cupperthwoite, who reffnu asth Ditto—Andrew Perrott, Go vice Warren,prometed. 434 Ditto--Enllgn Pollock chafe, vice Skipp, who retires ; Lieutenant, without pure:late,. 44th Ditto—Lieutenant T. A. 13 MI, who rellins the Adjutant' 47th Ditto--Captain John Rober Independents, to be Captain t mehrnies, receiving the &Bo be Lieutenant, by purehafe, wit silt Ditto—Enftgn Giles thaw , 4 f. be Bailin, without purchare, 1 bat not taken place. sad Ditto—Bongo Thomas F. chafe, vice Warre,promated i Gent. to be Ennio, by rural 6:ft Ditto—Lieutenaot Richert: be Adjutant, with the rank of gins the Adjutancy 09th Ditto--Enftgo Robert Bak vice '.l.Dougall, promoted in . . ... 74th Ditto—Lieutenant John A Company, vice Fletcher, dot To be Lieutenants, without pn Dreagb, d••••eafed; EnSgn IS . • nutted ; Ennio Almander TI &rick Langley, vice J Gran • To be &tins—Bernard Kett . Baynes, Gent. vice Kerman Williams, pi omoted in the 1 from the 76th Foot, vice *1 la Langley. 79th Ditto—Peter M'lntyre, h•PlCemion. who returns to h 1 Ssth Dittm—John Grant King, ! chafe, vice Dowd, promoted 9:11t i into—Captain William 1 • Captain 'art Company, vice I Veteran Battalion; Captain Scotto Yencibles, to be Copt pointed to the bib Royal Ye t Std Ditto•—Lieutenant Peter I without purehafe, vice Mac] , Veteran Battalion ; Licutena of a Company, Lee P. Gerd' , phe r fon to be Lieutenant, yin to be Ennio ' vice M'Pherfo zR Welt Indiaßegiment—Lie min of a Company. without the 7.R Foot; Wiliam Hun chafe, vice Kirk, appointed 6th Ditto.—W. H. Glover, Get Wilde, prcinoted In the 137th Royal Regiment of Malts—Er nem, vice Vella, who refignsl 1 i • I iron, the Malta Provincial E Royal Corneae Rangers-14m 39tb Foot, to be Captal ., of i IR Gary fon Battalion—Bonin • die Regiment, to be Ennio, , . soh foot 4 3d Ditto—Akzander Dirom, C wooed in the 66th Font. id Royal Veteran Battalion-1 ' i the both Foot, to be Major, v i Bth Ditto—Laptain Charles R, DIIMD . NDS. May k 7. held Devonllaire, of Old-ftreet, Colwell Brett Road, Miudlefet jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall May 17 J..kpb Kitelnus, of Ipfwich,beffolit;grucer, at ten, at G*11411411, "Anthill. May an. t !nay Palmer, late of MangiitiOid, (;loucefteribire, *idluallet. at Ci at 'lle itllllllcf I avern, 13/111.A. May 30. Jahn Delehron, of Rectb, VorlO,lre. Ironmonger, at eleven, at the ow.in 'Tavern, Bull Rreet, Birotingnatu. May 70. Junes late of Hinkley, I.eiceltcrilure, currier, at eleven, at toe Georg.. Hinkley. May Sc. Henry Joiner, of Norwich, Ituen•draper, at frur, at the Knell 11,:ad Market Oboe, Norwich. • Mey yi. fluor) , Smyth, Ilona. and John Wear., of Mill•lane, Tookyolteciet, coopers and partnere, at ten, at 'Chita:than. May 3T. Mark Brooks, late eshapperton, Middiefmr, corn and coal merchant, at ten, at Guildhall May 3s. William Pugh. late of Berwick.ftreet. Soho rquire,Mid dlefct,tallor, dealer and ehapman, at twelve, at Guildhall May It. Jofeph Hook,. of Bermondfey•ltteet, Surrey, leather dreffer, at el.ven. at Guildhall. May 31. John Fawkes. toe of Bufh•lane.l.ondon. wine and liquor merchant, at fen, at Guildhall May 31. Samuel Burnt, of Great Cl rlotte.ftreet. Blaelarlars- Road, Surrey, merchant, at ten, at G rildhalL May 3,. William Fi.1.1, of o.d SW3I%. Stairs. of Upper Thames fl not. London, merchant. at twelve, at Guildhall. May 31. George Fin Id, of Old Saran Stain, Upper Thant& Rivet, London, merchant, at twelve. at Guildhall. May 31. Thomas BMus. late of Ben- fgrove. Vl'Orcefterfhlre, nail fattor.dealcr and chapman, at twelve, at the Crown and Scep• Ire Inn, Woreefter. May 35. lofrph Leeway., of Pet „thorough, Northamptnnlitire, linen draper, at one. at Guildhall. May ti . John Tennant. or I.ower Bmok.ftreet, Hanover (quart, apothecary. dealer and chapnrin at ten. at Guildhall. MIT 31. Thonzas Dadley and 'intents Palmer, widow, bath late of Birmingham, dealers, chapdtcrt, and copartners, at ten, at the George Inn, Itirminah June 7. Mark Gregory and Thomas Gregory, of Nines Arens. Yard, I,olHiOn, merchants and partner., at twefne, at Guildhall. Smithfield Market we', about 8 o'clock on Friday night, the fcene of that ri ot and confufion, which has been too comnion of late ; a !mita fellow brought his wile, a very dicent looking woman, into the market Inc fide, but the fill more brutal langeage and conduit of the bidders Inwards the obje.9 of their attention, had, it would feem. fo far fofiened his heart, that he refufed to receive the biddin4s which were made ; on which the mop difgeacefal feene of riot :tatted, and the wntrian' and man were in the ulna violent manner bottled, until at length they took (hotter the Bull's Head Public houfe. Friday next 20,0001. is allotted in the Firlt drawn Ticket, being the fifth day of drawing. The Tickets and Shares continue on fate at the Offices, corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Civil's, where No. ;6,252. a Prize of one Thoufand Pounds the firft day, and' ' No. 21,68 a, a Prize of one Thoufand "and Twenty. .one Pounds,the third day of the prefent State Lottery, 'were both fold in a Quarter, an Eighth, and ten Six teenth Shares, by RICHARDSON, GODLUCK, and Co. External applications in eruptive cafes (except thole atifinz form fimple irritation) could without any diffictfity be proved prejudicial. What pains Nature takes to relieve the health by punting the of fending matter to the fkin and remove it far from the principle of life ! for the knows, no longer than it can be kept there, does the patient enjoy health. In ufing repellents then, what trouble we take to crofs one of the most faitraty law.; of our benefaltrefs.— In taking Spillbury's Patent Antifeorbutic Drops, the isternal habit i, correeted, the health mends, and thus the difeafe dies away. In fcrophola, (curvy, gout, rheumatifm, nervott. and bilious complaints, depending r-ar the irritability of the flomach, relief is Ipeedily given. It is neceffarY m afk for the Pa. TINT ANTI•COCIITTIC DROPS.' with the King's duty printed in black ink inflead of red ink, fold as ufual at the Difpenfary; No. Fs, S..hoi-fouare, in bottles of Ss 6d. ; tot. ; and 11. 2s. duty included. PROM rig LONDON O*IITTC, MAT 2 /. Menge Price of Corn fn England and Wales, from the returns 'inkling the a 7th of May, tBO6. .1 1 ,1,,,t. 1 Rye. I Harley . 1 Oats. 1 Beans. 1 l'eafe. ,s. d. & 1 s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 34 6 49 a 38 0 17 8 al o 41 2 The average Prier of Sugar, ronmutod from the Returns made In the week ending May Sc, it 455. Oil& per hundred weight. SEA-COAL METER'S OFFICE, LONDON, MAY 24. • CAII3OI/1 I•LD. la PIICIS• May 10. May al. May 23. NEWCASTLE COAL. Monday. Wedndd. Friday. Adair's Main - 1 147 0 . 1 I 39 3 1 39 44 0 Baker's Main Etaoo I.ccg . 1 47 0 9 44 d Biggl Main . 1 50 9 1 3 0 9 1 7 48 o Carr's Hal - 4 46 0 3 44 0 Croft's Main - 5 45 9 1 44 0 3 4 4 3 Eighton Moor - 5 14S 0 5 43 o Enron Main - 3 43 0 lieltost Maio - 1 53 9 ta 48 0 Hehhurn Main 3 15 0 0 13 48 0 • liolywell Main . 2 43 9 Kenton Malts - 5 46 o Weft Kenton . 2 I 44 6 Percy Main ' I• 53 0 9 48 6 Pontop—Sinipkitt'a - 3 144 6 PO NTOP—Windfor ' s 3 44 6 South Moor Finteld Moor Temple Main Townley Main Walhottle Moot Walker Wall's End • T, wrier, Wall's End - Williagton Wylarn Moor South Hebburn Itlryan's Main Birth Coikpen Main - Hanky - SUNDERLAND COAL. , Boundary Moor - Bourn Moor - • Falrat Main Prlmrofe Main , Rectory I , Raft:Ws Maki I 1 S 4 3 33 0 46 47 6 5 0 47 48 6 43 o 48 0 48 0 4 8 0 5t 3 S' 3 4 9 45 o ♦z 6 4 1 9 43 0 42 6 ♦z 6 37 6 I - TA02.22 1 1 01 8 HIGH lA' All Mornt A fnrsbna 45 6 - AT LONDON ;RIDGE TO-PAORRO 4' minutes aker - t 4 Minute. after to FOR ACCOUNT OP.THE MANUFACTURERS. EXEMPT PROM . THE AUCTION MIT AGAILEAELE To APT ciF PARLIAMENT. ' - Onliurftlai. tht 19th instant, at four, MERAC, SON, kilt, Co. will put up to PUBLIC SALE. at their Warefiodes, No 78, Qein itreet, A large Affortment of BRITISH PIECE OO.rB, &e. Particulars will be tiVell to time by M. L. MERAC, jun. Broker. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS INFALLIBLE GERMAN AN-PLAISTER. T HE PROPRIETOR of this moll excellent REMEDY Is fo certain of its Elicacy having never failed In a variety of Cafes, agree‘, if it does not eradicate the Coro, rook and branch, TO RETURN TYE MONLY. And he I.ere we to add, that it hts infinitely the advantage of the numberlcfs Ineffl cacmus Ointments, halves, etc. as nutty hundreds of affikted per• font can testify, among whom are fume of the SA that:afters is this kingdom. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T.Axtell • No. I, Floch4one, near the Royal Etchange; and ago by Mr. 13. y, No. 7, Ttrviltoek• Itreet ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. Jamees•fteeet; Mr. Hilekl, No. It, Mr. Ward, No. 314, Holaorn; and ;abode and Co. N 0.150, Osfortl.ftrret. At Briftol, by Mr. ht..gln and Mr. Sheppard, Bookfellera bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Wright, pertuiner. Edinburgh, by Batter, youth Portia and GrAport, Mr. Jlarding a. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,:nd Mr. jones .boci %Mat, Portfmonth. Mr. Motley, bookfeller. Aid by ....Ad the Venders uf Makin,' In England. No. 4, GOUT, BILIOUS, RHEUMATIC, end NERVOUS Arrec - Tway% are effeCtually removed by the tile of the Rev, Or. BARCLAY', ANTIBILIOUs PILLS. I'HE following is n pi onf of their efficacy, - from Thomas Bernard, Efq. Bath : Upper Crefeent, Bath, July 26, !50.,. " Sir—On receipt or this I requeft you will fend me ii double buses of your b.rclay's AntitAtious Pills. and twelve bottles. ut Sprcifie. 'fields:el F. a draft of col. Pay yourfelt for the Medicine, and apply the remainder to the publication of the following Cafe: " For the tuft fourteen years I have been afflided 'Attache Gout, and fur din lett ;our years this La the Sift letter I have been able to write. whizh I think ought to be ailtireflVd to you, acknowledging my perf..-et core by ding your Antiidlious Pills and Specific. "1 sift, Sir, your moil obliged bumble fervent, " 'lllOB BERNARD. " The Ri'/. Wmilarclai.Pstr"rd ftrect, Bond•ftreet,i.ondon." In addition io the above to annexed the foilowlis Lie of Noble men and Gestktoren"wbo have received a perfed sure from able Berries'. Pills sod Specific: nil. Lord ilifimp of Bub will Well& The lelphriiutt Viretrern .0111'n. Sir lath liOneywood, Ban. P for Hoolton. Sir aitcplien Iddhlogton; Barr. M for Peary°. Thomas Anion, Efq. M. P. lot I atchneld. James Amystt, Efq. P for :•outnanipton. Cecil Forrefter, Efq. M. P. for W,;:lork. Nicholas Calvert, Efq. 11: P. for I Icrtford. Edmund floclrt, Efq. New-Rivet, Spring-ie.-eons. Thomas Hatnmerfley, Efq. Pall mall. G. W. It:ekes, Efq. Private Secretary to the late Ardshintop of Canterlairy. The Rev. Mr. Dimwit, Librarian to the late Archhifhop. A CAD rioN—Obferte the name of Wm. Smelly is engrave/ on the Beam whiit is affixed so the mita& wrapper of each boa. MI out Cu Ramped are a dangerous imitation. Pike 34.64. and vas. per box, with ample direftions. Sold, whokfale and retail, by appointment orDr. Barclay, et Mr. butler's, No 4, ChespOde, corner of Paternoßet , row ; ani retaiiby Callweil, Dublin ; Scott, and Battle, Edinburgh ; awl by molt country Medicine 'Venders in every Town. __.----..—..+.......il NEW MEDICINE ACT. FNEWBERV and SONS, No. 45 , St. Pint% . Churchyard, bunion, Proprietors of Dr. jamesb Powder.. and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in coot• fequence of the new Stamp Duties. the price of that Medicine will be in future as. pd per Picket; or zl. sa. 6d. per Dozen; but the etlantitv of a Dozen Packets to a Bottle (as -made up for the Army and Navy) may b- hail for tl. sa. And as Sewn* WV prepared, by order of the Comuilf6emems for Meirre New 6 ba-y's feparate Me, in which the Words, . P. Newbery, No. ap, St. Paul',' are engraved, and as It is prefunted that this will be a (efficient Seeurity aprainß Counterfelts,his Signatere On the LW. bets will be difeonsinued. 'I he following are the prices of their Medicines, to the art mon y of which Mr Merin:et'. Stamps are affixed, but thofewhla pure:.afe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps gratis. Dr. James's Powder a 9 Dalin', Carminative . z 9 —a bottle S 4 o Dr. Auftin's Chalybeate --- Atialeptie Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4di -- large 1.1,1 14 0 Freake'sTinCt. of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steers 's Opodeldne a 6 Ditto Huthatres elite. 3 0 --- Convullion Oil a 6 Tonic 13HIs - * 9 --,.-- Nitre Drops I 6 Pnglith Coffee - a 0 ---- Camomile Drops t 9 Pr. Hooper's Pills xi t ---- Paregoric Lo- Grunt's Drops' I I solo ta{ Insitb's Scots Pilb z 0 Angibaud's Blois ditto 1 4 blenr!'s Magnets s 6 Effeoce of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Dr o p s s 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Spilfbury'e Drops ,y 6 Cephalic Snuff ~ it 0 Dr. Colander's Tea s 9 Jones's Rheum. Tind. 3 6 Greenough's Tinder= x 4 Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tots Lozenges zlf EiTenceofTeppermint tl4 Effenee of Ginger s 9 GLifis Magna' 3 6 N.B. As many Perham, particularly Meffengers, miltake like houfe of Win. Newhery, they think it necelTary to point mi. that it is at the Eat end of St. Paul's, four doors from Chia*" with thete Words inferibed on the front-- " Tut ONLY WAR CllOlll/ till DIU li, HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and bees gratified by die molt eonfiderable peseta In that bomb which, i thought proper to (deft, I Trull. that I have not snore d - employed my time tn... thole who, in the estenfive field of the progeffion, are occalloilaily immerfed in uncertainty, and cannel always attain that fucceis which Is acquired by commando( the Welk-dual power to one chafe of diforders. The (Brenta ot DEBILITY are peculiarly diltrefEng, for they with than a train of concomitant fyrnptoms, and by a de. beir of aft vital energy, exiftence Men becomes embittered^ they strife from the prevalence ot ill example, the dellrae.. dve habits of fchoolhoya, or the Indulgences of maturity, they rro. quire the molt 411dunus profellional (kill ; but by the ignorance ot uneducated men, the fymptoma are aggravated, and the conflitu lion is deftroyed. Asa MEMBF.R oldie ROYA I. COLLEGE of SURGEONS, !Armond my prerenfirole on reguLuity of education, and poliefliag every privilege to prailide, I feel mylelf entitled to that cooAdenec With which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the fiat fenfations if local wraknefs, early applicatirn wit prevent the eslonity ors debilitated frame ; but where the forever from a confcioufilefs of the unmanlinde of the vice which nisi his nthfor tun e. I. tearful of the contempt or cenfure of his family phyfician, and broods over his infirmhy with careful concealment. it mutt be fatisfaeloey for hint to be Minted not only of capability of treatnient but a& of the molt inviolable fecrecy. And in rccemVeucreal Complaints It is poilible to prevent pain danger or dlitrefe ; in the mutt complicated cafes it is the acquire mot of eschifive experience In this line to idled a Cafe, certain, and fpeedy re-cßablifhment. I offer the advantage of this experience to thofe of either fez who are sfiliaed with any kind of DEBILITY,..of any fimptoms of V tIihREAL INFEC I'ION, and fn all cafes the terms of remu neration are ftated au the Ertl otter. inv. Patlento in the country are expeaed to laelore a Bank note, and are equated to (pacify their age and manner of living. MARTIN BREE, Mernhir of the Royal College of Surgeons, In London. f, Arundel Brea, btraad, near Temple Bar. It's Penrose." ADV►CF ---- • WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, eminent for fluff and experience, offer their advice, and exertkheltgabi titles for the core of a few reigning Difeafes,ktbey rife fopeior to that prejudice which is fojuitly etched againft the advertifements of men, ignorant of the firit principles, and uneducated in the prat rice of pbylie. Nkffrs. CURRIE and Co regular Surgeons, lane tioned by every privilege to pradiee, and by the uniform fakeers which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaints his M- I therto beat attended, continue with the fame affiduity to direa their Ruches to the cure of every fpecies of that baneful poifiin, as well as the removal of thofe diftra ffing debilities and defickncies which prevent, or embitter the matrimental flate. In the cata logue of human inhrmificsoliere are none more afffieling than thofe which are the unavoidable confequence of an indulg coca in a certain deftrudwe hrbit. lhe unhappy fufferer broods over his misfortunes, al:horned to reek relief, until he is reduced to Inch a Rate of mifery, uto reitidcr lie opprcffive. To filch perf.iiin it will be e eunfoling reflettion to know that they may now, Ly new and infallible remedy, be rellared to their former ci.niLiii• tional fteeligth sod vigour. Weak, relaxed, and debilitated hal.i! proceeding either from an excels of conjugal and illicit pleafure, or from a hair refidenee In lint climates, hard drinking, the injudi cious are of Mercury, &c. &c. are greedily ftflored to health at t ftrevgth. It mull be a felf evident propotirlan, that where the aggrega of intelleelu.ii capacity is direeted to she treatment and cure of .. few peculiar complaints, there mat be the greater certainty of fuccefs • ands* a"toof of this amid= their method of cure is to particularly espAltious, as well as fare, and fo eviJuitly fuperior to the common pril&ice, that In fume flight cafe, of infeCtion. a perfedt reftlyrarWl n completol In the (hat period of "'Vete nays and in 11110fre die utanoft inveteracy, where other preen donee& has failed, a proper parfeverance In their plan or treat ment enforce to the pa•lent a fare, well grounded, and lofting re . efiablilhment. By an relit appliestlon;the patient will cfcape the , danger and e%pence of a tetanus attendance upon the lefs expe rienced-pi petitioner. Metres, CURRIE and CO. may be confiltad at their bou'e, 14. toy, Hamm Gamic', by patients of either fez, with the er:at en fterecy,borinur, and &Meaty. Letters from the country - are rceriefted to aloe particulars of the etfe, .pat paid, =claim & bath note, which win be daffy stafeern 4. Lot.r3ON Pri..m` end putltteJ :.,ry LI. RL SEW, (at . tatu(ppteat, Lien:Jith), at the 7't.*A OrtiCt, JM. t. Can t &eta Palthinead Ilia at 08 e Oat's*. Tana,