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l~ • • - !irises& LOND:)N GAZEITE, May to. :.. I AlNei nryter. WIT TO, 1806. , Copy pr a Letter tom the Earl of Et. Vincent, K.B. Admiral an, Commander in Chief of his Majelly*. Hat. Arc. to Wil Yam Marine% Efq. dated ea beard his Maltfty's Ship the Hi twill/ off Mutt. the 3d May aBO6. Air...-1 thi. day received the inclofed Copy of a Letter from Identinsen Ulm., of the Colpoys hired brie, containing his ac count of the capturing two challis names, in the river Donillan. , I am, be. (Sirtni) at. vtutetsr. Colpoys Hired Brig, of the Monti. April s 5. My Lord—l have the honour to acquaint your [wealth. That on the 19th inflect, Rending along Store between the Glenans and the ()rote, with the Attack In company, I perceivrd two chaffe mutes at anchor in the entrance of the river llonillan, and which upon our approach, quitted their anchorage and ran up the river. Finding it smeary to Aimee a two .un battery before the boats wishl get to them, I landed with twelve men from each brig, and after a hart fkirmilh, got poffefhori of, and naikd up the guns (twelve pounders); I afterward. brought the veals down the river, and deftroyed the fignat peft of Floridian. I am happy to acquaint your Lordihip, that the only damage we fUf taired was having fume of our (landing rigging and fails cut. I l,,tre to acknowledge the rapport I received from Ltsutenant Swaine, bp his well directed Arc upon the enemy's gem during the time we were resonnoitting the riverand beach li feat inucl I obliged to Mr. Wood, Militant Surgeon of theOnwrier, who veianteered his Cervices, and attended the party that landed. I have the honour to remain. be. (Stool) vnesaaa • Nunes of the captured Veffels—Vincent Gabriel. and Mode I Francalfc. Copy of a Letter front Michael Novella, Commander°, th, Feli city Private Ship of War of Twelve Guns, to William Mad den, Efq. dated at Cibraltar,Mareh t. Sir—l beg leave to Inform you, that during my laft oldie to the well ward, I made the fidlowlng captures. viz. The French privateer joftlina, one eighteen pounder sad two . _ _ sine poonderearronades:and 37 men. Two Strati& goo boats Noe. a t and Ts, commanded by Lieute nants of the Navy. mounting each one tvrenty• roar pounds,. out thirty•fix poun ler carraoule, and two lairds, and gs tura. And his Mijefty's late lugger Experiment, mounting four foam powders, aod, manned with so, Mtn. I ban the honour to be, kr. (Sigrid) his sitcuatt TIOVIL LA. Mark. MILITARY PROMOTIONS WAR OTTICR, MAY 10,1866. Slh Regiment of Demme Gorda—Henry Lee, Gam to be Ow net; without porohole, vice Ociedom, promoted. Cab Omer. Gent. to be Come. without pbrehare, vita Goldie, pet:Amsted. aft Regiment of Dettgoone-i•Cortset Eaton to be Lieutenant, by Marrhafe, vies Minton, promoted. ▪ Ditte--Asteaddcbilltio, Gent. to be Comet, by potchife, vied Flombh.yromsted. as llipholon of 1468 Dfoloooll.Captain P. 6- Hervey to be C=erf =Om Pliot .promoted in the sift Light' ; Charles Silvertop to be Captain or trospoietTlormy. Cabbroom Roplmob of hoot Goarda..-Willam Levelers sal tw, Gam. to he Sep, by puedmk, vice GrevHle, who redrew. • Reshamit of F00t.../bllsit Lot Detect to be Lieutenant, vice denseltd g Mao S. L. Nkhdba, Gent. to Do Enfign, obtoOmint. Sda Biliso hfafate]rnNmrsnYatobeLkuaaant Colonel, by chafe, labyeb. who redraft; Captain Thomas Emu to , vice Macktande ; Lleotempt Alexander Maxwell llompett to be Captain of a Cempsmy, ibe Eames ; Earl Wll limn Carey to be Umumbit. oleo Dowast. 1101 Ditto -mtlema•Coin Pool St. Pad.trom the Royal MM. tart to he laidessant. Maim porehafe, vice Lord the aid Foot. pdtdlatb Walk froin half pay of the ycth poet, to be of • , (rep=dlflannee), vice Demi, Rath jub illida Mbr, mho Lbatermat, without per. chafa.llos promoted In the Roth root ; Bap Mid diem Twookoll. the 46th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Toepo►. wmosiodb the p6th Foot t MOM Mats Hatay job erahs .111Fitgroo. I=4:Prelora alga Idward Wildman. from the Royal Osage, to be Rays, wiithout pothole. Mee Bland, prommod b doe oh row kph Regiment of Foot. To be Limmormts, without porchafe—Enfign James Hamilton, vice Major. deceaSed; RUBIO Mary Stubbe, vice Tilley, pro moted In the 53c1 Foot ; EnSgs Thomas Reeves, vice Burrell, promoted. To oe basins, without purchee-wiAlexandw Barnetfon, Gent. Wee Hamilton; Cull& Hull, Gent. vice Stubbs; Nits, Gest. vice Reeves; George Walker, Gent. vice Grant, pro moted In the 64th Foot ; Henry Temple, Gent. vice Abbott, promoted in the 68th Foot. Te be MERant durgeon--Hofpital-Mate Norris Stephenfon, vice joynt, deceakd. 16th rltto--Erdign Lawrence Chevers to be Lieutenant, by par. chafe, vice Adak's, promoted. 1;•th Ditto—Easy George Ridge, from kalf-pay of the both Foot, to be EMI" (repayine the difference), vice Clarke, promoted. r d. Ditto--Essfign Michael J. Sparks to be Lieutenant, without porch& ; ttifign John Gowan to be Ditto; Gentleman Cadet William Seed. from the Royal Military College, to be Enfign, v i c e Sparks; ---. Wade, Gent. to be Linen, vice Gowan. 32.1 Ditto—Gentleman Cadet William French, from the Royal Military College, to be Ray, without purchafe, vice Blake, prueintett. 37th Ditto—F*llin Edward Butler to be Lieutenant, vice White- Son, dece-afodi Frederick Gibbons, Gent. to be Enka, vice Butler. dceli Ditto.-M..jor Joreph Thompfon, from half pay of tie late sob Garritoo Battalion, to be Major, vice Shawe, who ex• elianges. • Ditto—Gentleman Cadet William Connor, from the loyal Military College, to be Enka, wlthoot purchofe, vice Crow ther, promoted. 44th Ditto—A Ilftent.Surgeon Thomas Rat, from the 99th Foot, to be ASlltant-Surgeon, vice Vaffall, appointed to the Royal Military College. 45th 1.7iu0..-Gentletwon Cadet James H.trrifon, from the Royal Military College, to be Enllgn, vice M'Culloch. promoted In the 47th Foot. 46th Ditto—Edward Benjamin Stehelin, Gent. tabs Enfignovids out purciale, vice Toni Mill, prontonal in the ,nth Foot. 17th Ditto-..Lieutatant.Colonel Wiliam Wardrobe, from half pay of the York Nodal , . to he Litattnant-Colonel, withoat porthole; litUtalilflt Wllli2lll Benno to be Captain of a Com pany, by porclaige, vim WiaOsw, who retires; Feign John Show M•Cullock, from the 45th Foot, to be Lieuttaant, with_ oat 'archaic ; George Louut, Gent. to be Boars, without par chafe, via Pardy, promoted Incise 66th Foot. !ft ieutenant Colonel Ralph Dariny„from the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Nightingale, who exchanger. sad lotto.-Captain John awart, trom the ad Garrlien Battalion, to he Captain of • Company, vice Blot-totem, who cachangrs. jjd Ditto•-Gcatlentan Cadet William Booth, from the Royal Mi litany College, to b: Eitfign, vice O'Brien, whole appointment boo net taken ;dace 54th Disto...-Serjeant George Brown to be Qiatter Matter, vire Fancy, who ragas. herb Ditte..-Htdpital Mate Fronds Madehcln to be Alaimo va. 63dSaltitto..-gollilm William Colby to he Lieutenant, without por thole; Gewelanen Cadet Samuel Pairtlough, trains she Royal Military Came, to be ELlfirl, vice Colby. 64th Dktia4dajor Sir John Wardlaw, Bart. to be Lieutenant Coked, vice Cranltoun, &ceded; brevet Major John aton ed', to be Major, *ice Sir John Wardlaw; lieutenant Arthur Dlelifoo to be Captain of a Company, vice Bronwin. To be Lleetesenta--FrAgo Peter Groot, from the 15th Foot,eice Knee, dronfod; EfiGgn John Witten, from the 16th Foot, vice Loft, promoted In the 3d Well Indla Regiment; anfign James Rome, from the 4th Weft India Regiment, vice Lindley, pro moted in the 96th Foot. 66d, D i no-anion Thomas Pardy, from the 47th Poet, to be Lieutenant. without porthole, vim Farm, appointed to the 3d lierrifon Battahon ; Lewis Sbcwbridge, :am, to he Fnlign, without purchnie. vice s'andeleur, promoted In the 87th Foot. Ditto--Eolign William Abbott, from the z ttli Font, to be Lieutenant, edam's pee. vice Atkidon, promoted la the York light Infantry Yolosecen. t9th Dltaant Culto—Cdionel Mira Nightingall, from amo the sift Foot, to to • 1 kutoael, vice Darling, who clrs,. 70th Ditto...l.lentenaet lUdierd Green, from the t6tb lkot, to be Captain of a Compotes% vice Wood. deocifed. 3,0 Okto-...Hotpital Mate William Cawderry to be NMI* Sur geon, vice Fleet, fuperfeded. 87th Ditto—Enfign Frcderkk Van&bur ' tenni the 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchak ; Th omas Lloyd, Gent, to be Fuego, by purcbafc, vice Alien. o.th Ditto—Lieuicuatit William Henry Welby, from the 7th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Gertude, deceafed ; En. fign John Coftley, from the tit Win India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, Mee Sargent, decoded. Ditto-i-Seeced Lieutenant Donald Cameron to be Lieutenant without purchafe, vise Johniton, Taloned. 99th Ditto—Hofpital Mate John Waddy to be Affiftant Surinam, vice Batt, apponned to the 44th Foot. at Weft India Regiment—Francis Collins, Gent. to be En6gn, without purchak, vice Coßky, promoted in the oink Foot ; Hofpital-Mate James lieresford to be Manna Surgeon. 3d Ditto--Loilmi --- Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice Thorn ton. deadest ; Flofpital Mate A. S. Peakc to be Maßant Sur geon. 4th Ditto—Edward LangitAT, Gent. to be Follgn, without pin-- chafe, vice Rome, promoted in the 64th Loot; Hofpital Mate William Caldwell to be Allittont Surgeon. 6th Ditto—f lingo William Killikelly, from the 7th Weft India Regiment, to be lieutenant, vice Lynch, promoted lathe York Light Infantry Volunteers. 7th Ditto—finflon R. R. M.Dotrald to be Lieutenant vice Kemp itee, demoted ; Eagn Thomas Ines to be Lieutenant, vice Bologne. promoted; Athilant Surgeon Cohn Allan to be Sur geon ; Holpital Mate Evans to be Militant Surgeon. Bth Dino-.-Thomes Corn*, Gent. to be Erdign, without pi:r ebate, vise Walicon, who rains ; Hospital Mate Robert Steer art lobe Affißatit Surgeon. Royal Macon Corps-..Enfign F. B. Lynch to be Liciltoll4l4 eke Kennedy,deceated. Major General Ramfay's Regiment—Lieutenant Peter Latour, from ttss MI. Light Delmont, to be Captain of a Company, by verdure, vice M•Malson, who rearm York Light lufantry Volunteerso-Entign Francis fames Cos to be Litilt-Olpt. Vice Mailer, &COW; ginner Mailer Ser- Jeant Timbre:BM be Entign, vice Cot ; Chriltopher Cow. Cade, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchae, vice Adair, ap pointed to the 60th Foot; Lieutenant George Walinscht to be Aciketant. 3d Gartifon Battalion—Captain Henry Blarkmore, from the 32d Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Ewan, who nehmen. 7th Royal Veteran Battalion—Thomas Phiillps, Gent. to be Lieu tenant. The King's German Legion. ad Regiment of Light Dragoons-o Comet William Baron Men dorff to be Lieutenant, vice Wertboli, who retires. 6th Battalion of the Lineao•Enfign Eberhard Kuntze to be Lieute. out, vice Teuto, &seated. Artillery. To be Lieutenants—Second Lieutenant William Braun, vice Sympfer,promoted. Second Lieutenant Augoßos Freclerict, Witzleben, promoted. Second Lieutenant Augultan Bindfril, vice Keating, promoted. Seeped Lieutenant Lewis jatper, vice Rettball, Promoted. Second Lieutenant William de Sande. Sligood Lieutenant Erneß To be Snood Lieutenants—Henry Mielona,Theodor Speckman, Lewis Stock mean, and Emelt Thiele, Gents. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. Captain David Erskine, on half pay of the 03rd Foot, to be Cap. nisi of a Company of Gentlemen Cadets. Militant Surgeon William Vadat, front the 44th Foot, to be M ilitant Surgeon. retkosoMentfot• „, The appointment of Enfign Samtiel Wails Walcott Mbe Lieu tenant in the Bth Welt India Regiment, vice Cameron, as Rated in the Gazette of the Huh of December kit, has not taken place. Eames* in the Gazettes of the 12th March tBO3, 26th April 806, and 3d May lactating. lth Royal Veteran Battalion. For Captain William Nairn, froM the tit Royal Gorrifoo Batas dm, to be Captain, Read, Captain William Nairn, from Ditto, to be Captain, via lerren,friered in tie Retired Li f For Captain Tbontas Fellows, from the 87t1 Foot, to be Captain of a Ci.rapany, vice Barre., placed on the Retired Lift, Road, Captain Thomas Petiolate, front the 87th Foot, to be ditti., vice Craven, placed on the Retired lat. For Seised Get4e. Battelins, Lieutenant Thema' Ferrer, from the 66th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Adams, Read flint Garrifon Bettolien, Lieutenant Thomas Farrar, from the 66th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Adams. Commiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County 'of Middlefez. Weflern Regimen of Middlefez Militia. G. Vaughan, Gent. toile Lieutenant ; E. T. Southey, Gent. to be Fate. Dated March 8,1806. F Royal Eat Regiment of Middlefez Militia. agendas Hoßyna, Efq. to be Captain ; William Damen, Gent. to he Enfign. Dated March 23, 'Soh. Stephen Peter Triquet, Geri to be ditto. Dated "arch so, 18°6. George Beak, Gent. to be ditto. Dated March 32, 'Soh. Commiffion in the Royal Carmarthen Fusileers, figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. QUarter Matter George Praised to be Second Lieutenant, by net. Dated April 26, aka. Commiffions in the Royal Chelhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Captain Edward Corbett to be Major, vice Page, taloned. Dated April t 3, 1806. Lieutenant James Tomkinfon, Jun. to be Captain, vice Corbett, promoted. Dated April 26, tBo6. Edward Balton, Gent. to be En.6o. Dated March 12,1806. Comtniffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Durham. Dated Sept. 9, iBcs. Lieutenant Colonel Bultner's Independent Corps of Volunteer Infantry and At iillery. lieutenant Thomas Walker to be Captain, vice Balmer, decesfed. l'o be Liconnants—linllgn Edward Oliver, vice Walker, pro moted ; Lofton James Richmond, vice Bone, refigned ; F. Age Robert Humble, vies Lieutenain John White, made Adjutant, vim 1). Raw, difeharged. To be Enfigns—William Counfelleff, Omit, vice Oliver, promoted; Ralph Waren. Gent. vice Richmond, promoted; William Curry, Gent. vice Hu mbie, promoted. To be Surgeon—John Hedley, , Gent. vice t refignod. To he Quarter Mater—Robert Maddifuo, Gent. vice Downey, difeharged. To he Payola:ten...William Edgar, Gent. appointed frum:the War Wiles. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. lain Milner, Witham Tbreapland, Thomas Parry, and John Thacker, of blanehefter. cotton (pitmen, July 5, .805. John Pooley, (en. of Holum, Lancahlre, Gent. Samuel Balton, joiner v and Jukpli Oldham. tanner, both M Mancheiter, Gk tuber as, tans. Clunks Seikr and Abraham Bennett, of York, fpirit merchants, April se, llici6. Edward Hilkyth and William Joe Bell,of Birmingham, faders March at, teat. John Greenwood, of Davis, Suldieworth, and James Radcliffe, of Delpb Barn, Saddletvoith, both in YorkOtire, woollen cloth makers and manufacturers of woollen yarn and weft, February to, allot. R'iltaaHAland William Morris, of Worcefter, tobaemnifts, February 24, aBo6. WiWani Parr and John Orin Monitor, of High-ftreet, Saint Gnus a, Middlefez, pawnbrokers and falefinen, May t, Thomas Page, of Cranbourit4treet, St Anne, Wellminfter, Middkfez, and William Therlborn. of No. 44, Holborn .bin, Lon . den, filk.mercers and lacemen, April 30, 0106. Charles and William Cotton. of Bolton-le-Moon, Lansalice, combo manufadurers. May 3, So& Valentir.: Leach, and Robert Willett, of Devizes, Wilts, dra pers, babcrdallters, and holler,, May 7,;81 6. John Simplot', John Fleming. and Richard Ainiworth, all of Illackbern, Laticathire, muUi,, manures:barer. and broken, May 3, ak6. 'I homes Ps yt no anti Elijah Williams, Mita. cabinet onaakers and upholfttlfen. April at, George Lex, ai Barton. Gent. John Haigh, of Halifax, merchant, Yarkibire, and Jame. tialiwell,of Oland ice the parilh of Halifax afordaid. rwandown-maker. May 3. tdon. John Chryney, George Mollitt,and Wharton Rye, of Oxford that, Middlefez, lioendrapos,Ottolsor a, a Soh, /Wm ?errln, Hairy Lewis Jobe MAW Realm. and John Francis Margocrat, of Lfsaihrsommismia, May 6, MA. Vidor Hairy de Mtwat !Woodcraft!. Alamodor Antoine de Brion, and Hippolite Mortally, of No. ss, Mailly, frildNefeli April rp, act. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. June IS. Samuel Tyler. late of Orangc Brett, Blom!bury. Mid illefrx, vi.ttualler, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. 11.1111 C 38. humas Higginfon, late of Watling-Brett, Leitdoo, merthant, at ten, at GuildhalL BANKRUPTS. - - - • John Mailers. now nr late otl.ltchborough..Northamptonflaire, baker, deskr and charmn to formula May a 6, 27, andl:ne al, at eleven, at the Dyck and Bell Inn, Banbury, Oxford re. Attornies, Jlanl.ury. John Arden and John Barker Arden, of Beverly, Yorkatire, wine merchant!, dealers, chaprocn, and copartner., May t 7. It one. M.y 31 at twelve, and June 21, at one, at Guildhall. London. At tOrniti Mee...Tyrrell and Francis, Remembrances Oftce, Guildhall, Linden. Ralph Thompfon, of flotnhampton, Ihip builder, merchant, dealer ani Chapman, May 29, at sin, Nlay 30, at t,n, and June 2 twelve, at thr Cnach and Mores Inn, Snuthamptua. Atom nits. Mr. Amur, Southampton ; or Mara Leigh and Malan, New Bridge.dret. t , Edward Hunt, of Sou.' impton, batter, dealer and chapoun, May 30. at one, May 3t, at ten, sad June it, at Sr , at the Cods and Hodes Inn, Sou thampton. Anoraks, Ma. Amor. South ampton ; or Melds. Leigh and Mafoo, New Bridge-ft:ea London. Marks Ellis, now =late of Hucknall.under.Huthwalte. Notting hamfbire, grocer, dealer and chapman, May 49. so, and June at, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, in Mansfield. Mond* Mdfn. Vickers and Woodcock, Mansfield; or Mr. Henry Blickdock, No. t. Eltarcourt, Thank, London. John Warfon, now or late of Slwilleld, Yorliddre„ fOrfainiadmill, dealer and chapman, May as, JUIN a, ate term. 21114, PAC_ il l at eve, at then:re Lags lon, Leeds. Attornlei, WWon Greville (beet, Hatton Garden, London or Mr. ClOO4 Coupland, of Leeds. Frauds Beath y, late of Scarborough, Yorklisire, ittlp.owner.dnier and chapman, May 13, 3 r, and June at, at tea, at Guildhall London. Attorney, Mr. Hind, Great Pldow-drart, G• 0611124 6 .1 Fields, Lootts. John ?look, its of the pad& of Stapleton, Gloucetta dike, nalders corn (aerie, dealer Wol shapman, May ra, ts, and June SI, at eleven, at the Rumbler Tavern, Bhfßot Antonin, Mr. James, INes It, Gray's Inn, London; or Mr. Martin, Exchange Bulld• no, Abel Richards, of Otford•dreet, Miadlefex, linen-drapet, May t 3, to, and June al, at twelve, at Gandball. Anoraks, Mears. Twynam and Walker, King's Bench Walks, Temple. William Stevenfoo, of Little Chariotte.ltnet, Pimlico, Middkfez, merchant, matey ferivener, dealer and ebapnian, May i 7 24, and June al, A ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr Pincro, Chuka find, CavendiMquarc. Charles Baldrey, now or late of Pramlingham, Suffolk, currier kather.cutter, dealer and elivtnan May 14, at two, May ao and Jane 21, at one, at (Naha, Leda". Anomie,, Maras Jennings and Collier, Shlre•lane, Lineoln'oolna, London. William Dennifba, late of Tooleteroct, Southwark, Surrey plumb= and glaskr, May 17,21, and Jane at, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Atrarney, Mr. Elias Haan, Mitre-court, kld gate. Ifs= Sanders,Cif thwman ftreet,Ozford.ftreet, layer, May 17, so, and Jane st, at one, at l tdldhall, Loodon Attorney. Mr. Kirkman, No. Di, Cloak-lane. Jeremiah Cother, of Pitchcornhe, Glounfterthire, clothier, dealer and chapman, May 19, at tire, May no, and June al, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, Stroed, Oloucellerthire. Anomie', Mr. Thomas Croom, Gravel-pitta mar Stroud, Gloucederibire ; or Mr. Vizard,No. 4, Gray's Lon-fquare. London. William BliCien, late of Fleet-market, I adon cheefernonger, May as, at, and June it. at eleven, at Guildhall, London At tornty, Mr Clutton, St. Thomas ent, Southwark. Thomas Drrweutt Rofe, late of Marlborough, Wildltire, tallow. ' chandler, dealer and chapman, May 26, at four, May 27, and June it, at ten, at the Calk Inn, Marlborow,h. Anomie', Mtffrs. Griffiths and Welford, Marlborough; or Media Phil lips and Ward, Howard-ftreet, London. DIVIDENDS. May 13. John Florian Goring and Ells ,beth lolanda°, of Saiht Mary Axe, London, metchants and copartner', at twelve, at May 13. John Bitten Wienholt, of the Old Swan, Landon, mer chant, at twelve, at Guildhall. May is. John William Other, now or late of Bowling.greetolane, Clerkenwdl, at twelve, at Guildhall. May aj. James Paterfon, of Red Llotottreet, Middlefet, uphol der= and eabinet.maket , at twelve, at Guildhall. May 53. Thomas Boyd, of Bu•kingham-droei, Strand, Mldd/e -fez, wine and brandy merchant, at twelve at Guildhall. May t 3. Richard Chafe Gedge, of Cheap fi ck, London, wholefale draper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall May 13. Thomas and George Maltby. of Sise.lane, Landon, merchants and copartners. at tea, at Guildhall May 13. James Kenyon, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John. dreet, Liverpool. May t 3. John Keens, late of Chandmaft ran, Covent-Garden, Mlddlefet, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. May t 3. honks Jenkins and Thomas Frederick Wollen, of High.ftrect, Southwark, Surrey, and of Chicheiter, Suffei linen-drapers and copartners, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. May 13. George Bulb, of Bridal, chymilt, at eleven, at the White Lien lou, Broad.dreet, Bridal May m 3. David tram., of Southampton-court, Southampton row, Middlefes. linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. May t 6. Anthony Oliver, of ICirklington, York dike, lantsolder, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Think. May t Chriftopher Wild, of Manchefter, vidualler, ao ekren at the Star Inn, hlanchelter. May t 4. Samuel Eyre% of Mancheder, corn•dealer and common earder, at two, at the Bulb Inn, Mancbeftcr. May t,;. John Crofsley, of &Tunbridge, Rear Rochdale, Lanca • Shire, cotton•fpinner, deal= and chapman, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Deanfgate, • Mancheeler. May is. Rlchat d Cramp, of Great Mary koßonne.ereet, Mid diefea, perfumer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall. May ao. George Robitifun and John Rohinfon, of Pate-rood= row, London, bookfellers, at one, at Guildhall. May 17. William Bruere, late of Calcutta, in the Fall Indies, but now of Hatton.ftreet, London, merchant, at ttn, at Guildhall. May 19. Thomas Winterburn of Whitley, YorkOdre, Caopkeeper, at eleven, at the George Inn, Cooey-ttreet, York. May 16. Harry Lewington, late of Andover, Hants, innholder, at twelvc, at the Whit. Hart, Andover. '3ANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. John Lyons, of Ennis, woollen.draper ; and Amelia Huddlefton and Thos. Wood, late of Fleet flrert, fhop.lierpers, to tureen der on the .9th and at@ April inft. and welt May nest. It has been for fome time reported that the Life Guards are to relieve the Horle Guards, at Win6for. One half of the Royal Hnrfe Guards Blue, under Lieutenant Colonel ELLy, have been moved from Windfor to Reading : the head quarters Ilill remain at Wiirdfor, under the gallant Colonel DORRIEI4. Should there be any Continental fervice, this regi ment will be one of the fira to be ordered. Captain STRUTT is appointed to command the SKI' LARK, a new !loop of war at Sheernefs. - - - - The Formidable, of So guns, captured by the fqua drno under the command of Sir Ric HARD STRACHAM. is to he called the BRAATE, in commemoration of the Ihip ot that name captured by Admiral Sir Jona DUCKWORIH ; but which foundered on her patfage I to England. The foundation of a new Telegraph was laid on I the bill above the tipper Wirier (iAte, at Duck, I (Plymouth) lalt week ; it is, when finith.:d, to corn. municare in a tooth can diteftion Along the coot to Spitliead, And in A fOnth well direction to FA mouth. in .t not th well direction with Kit,. Hill, down the north coati iit Cir ow:Ill, And direct from thence to London, to as la fl)IIII c. , nipi:tc tin e of intelli Renee along the truth and c, 'Alt, and thence from Dock to the Asianiralts. fifibl Tilt SAMSON , MAT 11. Avenge Price of Coen In England and Wales, from the returns ending tbe 3d of May, act& Wheat. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Baas. Pear& 4. d. s. d. d. s. d. $a to 47 It 37 3 17 5 4 , 3 39 11. The average Price of Sugar. computed from the Returns Moll la the w , ek ending May 7, Is ass. lid. per hundred weight. SEA-COAL M&TIR'S OFFICE, LONDON, MAY tO. c.‘ earns Seto, and rates& May s. May 7 h r tr i t NEWCASTLE COAL. Murrlay. Wedood /Wales Main 1 45 6 Beaton Leo( I a 45 6 nig* Main 3 9 Care. Hifi Croft's Main riht: Moor hiaiu fbarord, Skew Man %Moro Main iblywell Main Benson Main Parr Kan Perovots—Wiedbles Maid Moor l i rers Main WO 199 d . 3 3 6 Tempk's Wars End • Wililingtol2 • Wylam Moar • Soufk Mclean% - Cfrandliti Mast - 47 0 46 6 -* 3 47 6 .4 0 0 . 4 , • Main • Murky 4 SUNDERLAND COAL. Room Moor roseate Maio. .4 Toral.Ship HIGH WATS& AT 1.01 Mornlag Afternoon N! 0 0 jY 6 BRJr6GI 43 SO C 4' 3 00 ye ~ after 9 after to 46° I .1.....0 TO OVERSEERS OF THR POOL • 'his day was iitllflbod, prize ss. A MEDIUM % taw, Ruled ad Printed AC IL CO MVT 5001 or enterin g /b. INDENTURES of PA. RISH APPRENTICE;. To whiLE is added. an ABSTRACT ot the ACT. By this Ad of Parliament it it prarrideri,.That if awy Overawe or Orcrfcesi of the P,or negledt to ptoride and keep ha a LA S or ball oot &diver or tender rods 130013.0 r &Naha to his fifth* Sorra:roc Stkcctora in Office, within (awash Dale el*Plab se tb,ir Appointment, and if the fald Surceffor oe bessiews Mak* nesk•dt to recr.lvt Ile fame, furl' Perfon of Parksiihr null forfeit and pay the .um of Hoe Pounds. grim Diem* than he conunittA to the Houfe of Corrodible kr as °doer Blonlogbana : Ptlnt,d and fold by Knott and Lloyd ; (C 1 ago by L B. Secky, Are-Maria•lanc, London g and by an oaken &obit:nen. HAVING dedicated toyfelf to the Rudy, and beat gratified by the molt confident,* produce in that breach which I thought prove: to Idea, I trod that I have not mete le& employed my time than thole who, la the eatenfive lad of the profagion, art occaSooally hooserfed la udowtoWty, and cahoot always attain that turrets which M emlisised bytwommerodog dot intelictlual power to , ne chi's of difortient The Weal,* BEIIII.II'Y are fxullartydllmiy, fur they' being with them a train of concomitant fymptoam oid bye 4w petition of all vital energy, nineties itfelf becomes eedetsered,m Whether they &rife from the prevalence of BI examipletbeilearem the habits of fchoolboys, or the indulge:sem et awhdty. coy ti quire the molt alEduoos profelliunal Brill I tam bi the uneducated men, the fyasptosus arc wirantol, sod tht coseltd. dos is deAroyaL Aa a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEON % I ground my reunions en regularity of edetedem, and p o rpdgp i every privilege to predict, I feel myfelf ended to shot as es with which I have hitherto bens fo libersßy basalwal. t , In the lira fenfatioas of local =Ands, arty opplkoddi prevent the calamity of • debilitated frame ; but *lwo the from a eonfeioufnefs of the uonianlirrefs of the via which his Misfortune, is fearfalof the contempt or etnlare of his phyfician, and broods over his infirmity with it mull be fatisfaaory for hien to be enroll sat K aria* of treatment bitt silo of the mod inviolable fooloby. '- And In rectmtVoicreal Complaints it Is MOW b phwutpain, daoser or altrefs ; in the trod complicated cafes It is the aemdep. Meat of exchrOve experience in this Iltre to tired a Cafe, asuire and fpcedy re-eßabliftiment. I Mier the advantage of this expeller= to thole a/dam fea why are altiaed with any kind of DEBILITY. of may frlepteme VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the beeps ei MOW aeration are Bated on the Aril interview. PitiattS b the country are evaded to (Mae a Bank note, and in requeßeal to (pacify Uwe age anal manner of Selo'. MARTIN BRUE, Member of the Rnyal t'olloge of Surgeons, iff Landow No. ss...kr un tlel (treat. Strand. near Temple Bar. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon,No. st, New Bridge-Rivet. Linda% $l2. Edinburgh, May 2, 1800. IN the I - pring of 1794 I Was afßieled with a Vent. rc+l Complaint which I treated with Indifference (or Ihll2 months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyfician,wbo put • temporary Rop to the viruleoce of the Weak (by merest. Hal application) for fame time; but growieg, in fpite of all media eine and the advice of the brit Gentlemen of the Faculty kat e worfn and work, for two years I was reduc,d t o a R ate aim* unparalleled and beyond defcriptiCia, being an entire leperwill alcx rated from head to foot. My had, threat, mouth, oak, legs. arms, atc. have been abrrnately in danger of becoming ur e ter s in (hurt, I have had from 20 to 30 name ulcers on my body, sag nearly totally deprived of fight. It would be voluminous to pet ticularlfe all my cafe-441re It to ray, there never was or ever will be, one of • more dangerous, or of a more COM,l4oled ma tore. I was long Looked upon by my friends and imagined ray ! felf beyond all hopes of recovery, aid, inde e d, in my then condi tion, death was preferable to my more thaw miferable Rate In tb dreadful fitUltso6 did I drag a aloft mifcrable eziftence, PROVIDINC2 threw in my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of • Mr. B. of Plymouth-.my friends read it. i could not I rent and procured Gone of your Lcala's PA TAINT PILLS which, by aloe from time to time, am now, and have k eg been , mer mots than four years indeletibable diftrae), In as /node date of health* ea ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a ane,thriving,hcal ' sly child born to me a few months ago. In gratitude to GOD aad In hopes of rendenog my &Weer creatures fervice, I re l e e d you to public. Ode ; and you may at any time refer peewit, who with to be fatieficd of the truth o; thn, or further particulars, to am or my friends, by letter or perfon. As tern cafes for hadnefs will ever mmal wipe, and none exceed it, I have from expericece.mery realm to Mare mankind, that In your LIAIL Pii. they will hod a . ur n, fpeody, ids, a nd e J.n di. eal cure. r. Prepared and rum by the Sole Proptletor.Trosom Tartan. Member at the Royal uftßege of Surgeon/ in Looslon, at his how re. No. 9. New p r ,3,,..th ect ; where be will gore advice, withoiii fee, to perforw tubing theft Pills, acd p aticats Ica,: if p.a paid, on the fame tee Mil, ohfervitia in all eceothe mot; violahle c,:crecy, no patron'. name ..r cafe having bsen but at their own pan kular reqiieft, the Proprietor, during ,b e cOMis t.fie of maref.e than the 36 years. that . he has had th e coodueting therefrom. en* above Medicine, and th e praCtice arifing theft II ens a Whine, by Mr. Baiter, South-bridge. Edinburgh, Mr. Menn, printer, Olafgow, to whom alto Mr. r. rekrs for Ms addrets; at the Pirfniner's, Na 35, gc, Mr, ft Mall; Mr. Robertfon'i oy-fhop, No. 103, Coeford.fi re‘t Diflicrough's. No. y, nearly poolin g the Muria. t Mr meat; Mr. Steel's, booth Ilcr, No. s. Umen-row, Utile To wer . hill; Mr. CaUw. ll's. 13ubLn ; aid be .elle rtoo in every annfld e w. able town in Cro at B r i ta i n and Ireland. in Bole, of on l y 2 , 94 each, reeled up with full and plain Dimetions, whereby p cy r om of either fea may cunt themfelres with rate and Saartop. _• _ _ LONDON, Fr ntrd end pal:dieted by I.t K"Nr (a wit trtherpriace. Lambeth), ill the Al'A• Orrfr t , s. mo w . greet. rublilltd tiro it tpc bt An Orb Ifr r en,4.10. raZiiIMEC 1 1 1 1 If II • • :1 S • IA 141