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J I A:Ai-LAST NTGHT'S GAZETTg. Ali - 3:eIIPALTY OFFICE, MAY 10. xtract of a Ursa from John Palmer, Esq. Commander of bi MaksLy's Sloop the Pheasant, to the Honourable W. W. Pale s deed on beard that Sloop, at Spithead, the 8-h inst. Oa ..te sth of last month, in latitude 22°. 10C ugitode 56°. W. I fell in with a French privateer, id, am happy to add, that after a chace of four ura, captured her. She belonged to Guadaloupe, er me Tropard, had been bin six weeks, taken nothing ; was tornierly, from report of the prisoners, his Majesty's late schooner the King's Fish, or Flying Fish, built at Bermuda for his Majesty's service, cop percd, and copper fastened, now rigged as a sloop ; had on beard, when taken, five guns, viz. one long eighteen-pounder, a traverser, and four six-pounders, and manned with a crew of 62 men. WAR-OFFICE, MAT 10, 11100. His MAJESTY has been pleased to appoint LIEUTENANT-GENERAL Rob*rt Morse, of the Royal Engineers, to be CANERAL in the Ar 4ny. MAIOR-GENERAL k' illiatn Congreve,oltiejuialArtillery,tobe LIEUTENANT- _ GENERAL in the Army. COLONELS John Eveleth e of the Royal Engineers ; Orlando Manley, of the Royal Artillery i Robert Lawson of ditto • Ed war d Fage , of ditto ; Edward Ettepheiss, of ditto — lobe MAJOR GINERALS in the Assay. LIEUTENANT COLONELS Theoplinus Lewis, of the Royal Marines ; Richard Williams, of ditto ; Lawrence Desbormigli, of ditto : James Meredith, of ditto ; Robert Hill Farmer of ditto ; Watkin Tench, of ditto ; James Berkeley, of the Ro yal Marines; George Wilson, of the Royal Artillery ; Samuel Rinlingtoti, of ditto : David Bailin gall, of the Royal Marines ; George Dyer, of ditto ; Sir John Douglas, Knight, of ditto ; David Collins, of ditto--to be CO LONELS in the Army. MAJORS _ Robert Stewart, of the late Royal Irish Artillery ; Alorander;Ares strong, of ditto ; Joseph Lambreeht, of the Royal Marines ; Alexander Brice, of the Royal Engineers—to be LIEUTE NANT COLONELS in the Army. CAPTAINS WilLam Her.ry Boys, oftbe Royal Marines; Henry Reddish For zer, of ditto ; Thomas Davey, of ditto ; Roblyt Smith, of ditto ; Richard Williams of ditto ; James Errol Gordon, of ditto; Thomas Abernethies of ditto ; RiehardGrahun of ditto; Francis Lynn, of ditto i • James West, of the Royal Artillery ; Wallow Tremenhcere,of the Royal Marines ; John Williams, ofditte ; lathes Weans% of ditto ; Richard Tirripaon, of ditto; "Tharnae Guilford, of ditto ; Harry Percival Levels, of ditto ; Charles Codfrey,of the Royal Artillery; Thomas Rey, of disc ; Charles Goid,•of ditto; John Clark, of the Royal Marines ; David Wilson, of ditto Joseph Cameron, of the Royal Artil lery ; Charles Stanser, of the Royal Marines ; George Dun more, of ditto ; John Lodington, of, dimly William Nom, of ditto ; John Long, of disto—to be ivtiOgio in the Army. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. 10th Battalion of Norfolk Volunteer Infantry. George Henry Guyon, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Poole,dismiased. Dated August 14, 3997. Adjutant Guyon to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated March 1.9', 1808. Hevdon Volunteer Infantry. Richard Paul Jodrell, jun. fel. to be Major Commandant, vice Stilwer, deceased. Dated Much 15,1908. Norwich Light liorse Volunteers. Edward Booth, Gent. to by Cornet, vice Thompson, promoted. Dated /Vara 1 5, 1808. Norwich Rifle Corps. Henry Harmer, Esq. to be Captain, vice Mingay, resigned; Sa muel Coleman, Gent. Is be First Lientenant. Dated March 28, 1908. Norwich Regiment. Robert Lancter, Gent. to be Quarter Master, vice Walker, de ceased. Dated April 12, I Rot, Sharpshooters attached to the Sd or Eastern Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. lieutenant Brown to be Captain, vice Belson, deceased ; George Batley, Gent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Brown, promoted ; John Cater, Gent. to be ditto, vice Harmer, promoted ; 'rho mar Day, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated March 19, 1808. Yarmouth Regiment, Thomas Willoek Hewes, Gant. to be Ensign, '6" Palmer, pro moted. Dated March 15,11908. Fakenham Volunteers. - - Thomas William Middleton, Gent. to be lieutenant, vice Burton, resigned. Dated April 4,15011. Thomas Potter, Gent. to be ditto, rice Sberringham, migned ; Major William Pitchers, Gent. to be Ensign, vice, Lancaster, reigned. Dated as above. South Erpingham and Eynsford Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet Wynier to be Lieutenant, vice Holley, promoted • Tbo mas Parnidge, Gent. to be Cornet, vice wymer, pro moted. Dated April 4, 1408. North Walsham Volunteers. Fecund Lieutenant Thomas Colk to be First Lieutenant,:viee Payne, resigned; John Bond, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice eolk, promeri. Dated April 6, 1808. Norwich Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant lames Back co be Captain,vice Leeds, resigned. Dated April .25, 1508. benign Cole to be Lieutenant, vice Adams ' resigned; Ensign Bignold to be ditto, vice Rack , promoted ; Louis Boyce, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bignold, promoted. All dated as above. Nlarh a m Volunteers. - - - Lieutenant Faris' It to be Captain, vice Winearls,resigned. Dieted 1 as above. Wymnndham Volunteer Cavalry. Cornet Utting to be Lieutenarn, vice Cann, resigned ; Francis Itiehes, Gent. to be Cornet,eice Utting, promoted. Datrd ' abc•ve. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Coynty of Ayr. Alexander Cooper, Esq. colic Deputy Lieutenant. Dated April 1, 1 Foe. Commis,ions in the Royal London Regiments of Mi- d signed by his Majecty's Commissioners of Lieutenancy for the said City. Fact Regiment. Ensign John Deschamps to be Lieutenant, vice Batt, resigned. Dated Mitreli 9, 1805. E Aar n William Tludman to be ditto, vice Andrews, resigned. Dated March 10,1808. Thomas lack, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Deteharaps, promoted. Dated March 9, 1808. William Fuller Pocock, Cent. to be ditto, vice Duda= , promoted. Dated March 11,5808. West Regiment. Tarratt, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Deboeck, resigned.. Dated March 10,1808. Conunissions signed by tke Lord Lieutenant of the County of Warwick. Loyal Birmingham Volunteer Isfantry. Sit arry Skipwitti, Bart. to be Colonel, vice the Earl of Dart mouth, resigned. Dated August C 4, 1807. Ist Battalion. _ _ _ Captain Isaac Pratt to be 'Major, Nice Boulton, resigned. Dated October zit, 1807. To be Captains--Licutenant 'William Shore, vice Moore, re signed. Dated February no, 1807. Lieutenant Iola: Sincoz, Nice Tinunins, resigned. Dated Sep tember 14, 1807. uterrant Los. awe Welch, vice Pratt, promoted. Dated March r.OB. _...manta—Ensign Thomas Green ,Simcox, vice Shore, )romotel Dated February 27, 1807. , en John Kempson, vice Sin;cox, promoted. Dated Septem 14, It:07. liaas Phillips. vice Welch, promoted. Dated March 10, V "I'v be 1 Pte' Emign if 1 r•lasigo • • To be fasig*--Thomas iterabeiliaa, Gent. vice Pengisibei, signed. Diked February 27. WO. Thomas Wenner, °enc. vice T. G. hiincoi. promoted ; Thomas Wheatley, Gent. vice Soellner, promoted; Joh& Ryland, Gent. vice Stephens. resigned ; and Jobn Clown, Gent. vice , Kempooo, promoted. Dated September 14, 1607. 2g Battalion. vice Jesse, re- Major John Taylor to be Liestesm.... _ signed. Da19.1 June 3, 1997. Richard Spooner, Esq. to be Major, vice Taylor, promoted.-- Dated May 87. 1807. Robert Cox, Esq. to be Captain, vice Jonas, resigned. Dated September 14, 1907. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Rdward Cope, vice Twemlow, re signed; Ensign George p Knowles, vice Welch, re sigaed. Dated September 14, 1907. Ensign John Underhill, vice Jones, promoted; and End.; hlathevr Dixon, vice Hobson, rresi ned. Dated December 14, 1807. To be Ensigns—William Leonel, Gent. vice Knowles. pro- - • moted ; l i mes Keswick, Gent. - vice Cope, promoted; and John Robinson Blackey, Gent. vice Brown, resigned. Dated September 14, 1607. Tiles:us Dalton, Gent. vice Underhill, promoted. Dated Octo ber 23, 1107. Sd Battalion. Captain John Meredith to be Major, vice Birch, resigned. Dated October 113, 1807. To be Captains—Lieutenant Francis Fenton, vice Withering, resigned. Dated Sept. 14,1107. Lieutenant William Aston, vice Meredith, promoted. Lieu tenant Francis Shepperd, vice Whitmore, resigned. Dated March 10, 1806. To be Lientenants—Ensign John Williams Keene, vice N%llltains, • • resigned. Ensign Matthew Linwood, vice Copt, resigned.— Dated June 6, 1807. Ensign Samuel Mien Wheeler, vice Weld, resigned. Dated Sept. 14;1807. P.nsign William Hollins, vim Unbar; promoted ; Ensign Oliver Harris Perry, vim Ages, promoted; Ensign Isaac Parkes, vice Sheppard, peommodi. Dated March 100 m& To be Ensigns-111116 Hollins, Gent. vice Wildly, promoted. Dated June 6, 1807. Thomas Laugher, Gent. vice Yates, promoted; Oliver Harris Perry, Gent. vice Berkinakaw. promoted ; Isaac Parkes, Cent. vise Keene, promoted ; Willtsm Thompson, Cent. vice Lin wood, promoted. Dated Sept. 14, 1.807. To be Surgeon--Prancis Bingham, Gent. vice Lardner, resigned. Dated Sept. 14,1807. ISt Warwickshire Volunteer Infantry. John Carter, Esq. to be Captain, vice Villers, resigned; James Harris, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Noe. 6, 1807. To be Lieutenanu—Samuel Vale, Gent. vice Newcomb, resigned; Ilradshaw, Adie Cramp, Gents. Dated Nov. 6, 1807. To be Ensigns—Samuel Kinder, Gent. vice JeKery, promoted; Edward Dickens Dickens, Gent. vice &Meson, promoted.— Dated Sept. 26. 1807. Thomas Johnson. Gent. Dated Nov. 6, ISM. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Coirmarthen. 2d Battalion of Carmartlwishire Volunteer Infantry. William Mister, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Thomas, resigned:-- Dated May 3, 1606. sth Battalion of ditto. Ensign William Hopkins to be Captain, vice Hopkins, resigned. Dated April 22, INS. Richard Revs, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Edwards, resigned.— Dued April 25,1808. Commissions in the Renfrewshire Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Charles Spooner to be Captain, vice Buchanan, re signed ; Ensign George Hamilton to be Lieutenant, vice Spooner, promoted ; John Lindsay, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gibson, appointed to the line. Dated April 25, lees. Assistant Surgeon James Anderson to be Ensign, vice Hunter, resigned. Dated Feb. 20,1808. Serjeant Archibald Robertson to be Ensign, vice Hamilton, pro moted. Dated April 25, 1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Wor. cestershire.—Shipston Volunteer Infantry. Edward Bannister, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; James Salisbury Fin don, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June 27, 1807. East Worcester Volunteer Infantry. Edward Pritchett, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 25,11109. Francis Dineley, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Arril 26,1606. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cuunty of Kent.—Greensvich Volunteers. Thomas Giles, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Payler, resigned.— Dated April 22, 1806. Canterbury Rifle Volunteers. Second Lieutenant John I. Pierce to be First Lieutenant, vice loathe, promoted; John Partridge, Gent. to be Second Lieute nant, vice Pierce. Dated April 25,1600. Holmesdale Volunteers. William Austin, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated May 6, 1606. Rochester Volunteers. Lieutenant William Blythmin Bleuktusopp to be Captain, •ice Head, resigned ; Ensign William Roberts to be Lieutenant, • ee Elenkinsopp ; Jobn Scbnebbelie, treat. to be Ensign, •ice Roberts. Dated as above. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Charles Rithery Sharp and-Israel Pitt, of Birmingham, factors. Guy Knowles, of Birmingham, druggist. BANKittiPTS. John Simmons, of Leicester, druggist dealer and chaprrean, to surrender May 27, at Bve, May its, ;red Jane xi, at riercen, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Egerton, Gray's lon, Landon, or Mr. Stubbs, Birmingham. 1/ixon Holmes, of Piccadilly, warehouseman. May 14, at ten, May 21, at eleven, and June 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme, New Inn. Thomas Dixon, of Birmingham, money-scrivener, May 23, at four, May 24, and June 21, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Bir mingham. Attorney, Mr. John Alexander, Bedhard-row, London. Joseph " May di Wends, late of Boston, Yorkshire, dealer and chapman, 28, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds , May 32, at the Angel lon , Wethetby, and June at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds , at eleven. At to rnies, Mr. Thoufas Homer Granger, Leeds ; or Mr. George Edmunds, Exchequer-Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn, London. amen Alvey, of Fleet, I.incoltsbire, victualler and jobber, dealer and chapman, June 2,3, and 21, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Doston. Attornies, Mr. Cope, Boston; or Mr. Wilson, Greville-street, Hatton Garden, London. Samuel Chapman, of Woulpit, Suffolk, shopkeeper, grocer, dealer and chapman ' May 18 $ at five, May 19, and June 21, at eleven, at th Wool Pack len, Bury St. lidmund's. Attornks, Mr. James Bantam, la worth, Seffelk ; or Mr. Egerton, Gray's- Inn, London. John Trott Milk, now or late of the Maze, Seuttwark, Surrey, coal-merchant, May 14, 21, at twelve, and June 21, at one, at GuiklhaU. Attorney. Mr. Hayward, Great Ormond-street. Tliddleetat, of Tregony, Cornwall, innkeeper, dealer sad Chapman, May 14, 24, and June 11, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer, Toralinsons, and Thomson, of Copthzii-court, Throgmorton-street, London. John Cirdkr, of Lambeth-road, St. George's Fields, Surrey, ssi (4d-ctigr, dealer and chapnian, May 17, 24, and June 51, at twelve, at l:raldiall. Attorney, Mr. Rogers, Manchester- Ilitildiega, Westminster. William lisencirick, late of Cole's Mill, parish of Colyton, Devon, May 14, at one, Jute 1, at eleven;and June 51, at one,i at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gorge Abbott, No. 55, 1 Old Broad-street, London. John George Peters, of Chatham, Kent, confectioner, dealer and chapman, May 14, 24, and June 21, at ten, at Guildhall,' ondon.! Atturries, Mr. lames Edened, Gravesend; or Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton Buildings, London. George CabSoll, of Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant, dealer and chap man, June 2,3, and 51, at the White Lion lnn, Halifax.- Attornies, Mr. Coulthurat, Bedford-row, I.ondon ; or Mr. , Swainson. Halifax. John Smith, of Manchester, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, May 19, 26, and June 21, at three, at the Star Inn, Mandy ester. Attornies, Messrs. Kay and Renshaw, Man chester. DIVIDFNDS. May 26. William Amity Hebb, of Bridgenorth, Shropshire, linen-draper., at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Bridgenortil• May SI. John Shillingford, law of Stanton-Saint-John, Oxford shire, butcher, at eleven, at the Marlborough/truss Inn, Wood.. stook. ECCIASiIk.S ricAL PROMO noN. The Rev. John Cullinson, hI.A. of Queen's College, fhtord, is instituted to the Rectory of Great Ponton, Lincolnshire, on the presentation of the Rev. Joseph Smith, Prele,miary of North Grantham. CAMBILIOCIA, MAT 2.—This day the following gentlemen were admitted to the under-mentioned degrees :—Mears. U. Yooge, of King's College ; W. Lucas, of Caius College ; Browne, Sid ney, and Burrow, of Magdalen College ; Mast. ri of Arts.— Messrs. Anlozark, Crow, and Crofts ' of Christ's Collet.; Edge, I of Emanuel College; Hickey, of St. Johns ; Lo; g e e. or Benxi ;1 Gillard, of Sidney ; and Sampson, of Catherine Hall ; B. A. The Rev. John Huut, R.D. Vice-President of Queen's Callege, is F ri-seam!, by the President and Fellows of that Society, to the Rectory of South Waltham in Norfolk, rarest by the death of the Rev. James Magda The Rev. Francis Ellis, E.D. Fellow of Queen's College, ittlso presented, by the said President and Fellows. to the Rtctury of Rockland, in the same county, also •ssant by the death of Mr. Marsh. The Rev. Richard Snape, formerly of Magdalen College, has been instituted to th: Rectory of Brent hleigh, Suffolk. The Rev. Robert Uvedale, M.A. Lite of Trinity College, 114 bees presented, by the Lord Chancellor, to the vicarage of Fo therby eum•Brackenbnry, in Lincolnshire. Saturday morning, the wire u; a soldier belonging to thee' Merioneth Militia, lying at Fart Fitt, Chatham, of thireerhildrer, who are alUiving. Yesterday, at Whitehall, after a, lingering illness, the Hen. At SPII4I. daughter at Lord Cal #tat:ian. Saturday last, in bia l Bth year, Slaw, the youngest spn cf Shaw Grokett, Esq. at his father a house at Clif too. llllill WATER -. .-a I.tiNl)Uzi it►ulx;k TO-44144i Morning 33 minutes Arc 3 Aftenoun pititedMlTS, 101ANUFAeriNtItEi r ant the Pljklt CUINEAAL. D ()BERT FRITH. sole Inventor of the Patent a 1• NANKEEN COLOUR (warranted equal to the India ' Nanloses) mama to believe that the Public hay; for p. vrral Pewspast, insposedupost by aspurious Colour, wL lel has bew remounted as gentsine, to the great deuiment of the Ram, me, he therefore gives this Public Notice, that none are to be eardiated ?Mee hat seek as ate marked or stamped as above, the forgery of widish is felony. Robert Frith's Patent Colour. Now is genuine not stamp e d with the King's Arms.---Manchester, 1808. ----- - - - - • r rHE Advantage the PuUric mete: always derive -A- from regularly educated professional men directing almost exclusively their studies to one species of malady, was never mo at clearly dernonstrated than by the unexampled success which has attended the administration data! new refuse's,, and the estraor, dinary ones it bas preformed. -Por along series of years, Ni tssr ,. (bttwta Slid Cos. :sasegeons, formerly in his Majesty's service, have made the Venereal Disease the particular object of their investi gation, and are happy in havirg discovered a medicine superior to mercury in the cure of that complaint t it is suffitient to observe that the egrets of this remedy are diamerric.ally opposite to thou . vi mercury, for though it completely eradicates every seat* the virus, in its most uonfirmed okra, yet it dues not in the lease injure the constitution ; on the contrary, it renovate , the syg t n y ia ail its natural functions, promote. appetite, and ficilitatie ration : thus instead of re lating a strong bad vigorous conai to . tint' to the frightful condition that mercury does, it not only pre. serves that constitution in its printitive state, but restores a we a k and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigour. N im b i ,. leas instances art on resent record of the superior efficacy a skis rnodicine, its inherent and spedfie virtues aetiug as a pa latia l eprrertive to bodily debility, whether proceeding from an m ew of conjugal op illicit pleasure, or front the more ituidloo,,, though not less &strut-the, indulgence of incautious ye uth of both meet in a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the me Ltetholy variety of disorders which are the consequence of this military site, Mite Ur none more Afflicting than that distressingstate of debility and as ficiency which prevents or embitters the Matrimunial state ; the unhappy sufferer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek re lief, until he is reduced to such a state of weakness as to render lite oppressive. To such persons it must be a consoling coke. tion to know, that they may now, by a new infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly and vigorous constitution. In all cases of debility, deficiency, front whatever CUM• arising, as well as in every species -of venereal infection, kerne and CO. may be consulted by patients of either sex with tie yreatest secrecy and honour, at their houso, No. H a t ton . c.artirn. Patients in the country describing the parricides of their complaints, by letter post paid, tuclosiug a Bunk note, will have the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part. of the kingdom. No. 107 ' lintton I he tees , Mr uAnt. 1.. t t s VA 1 Ch i et.v I 1,.11g.gt. W g le was a remark of the celebrated. )Jr. 11.icli4o, A Author of the Domeßk Medicine, that complaints of the ltnmach and bowels are the prevailing malady of this country which lay the foundation of the mote formidable and fatal (br eaks ; that the petrol) who could dikover for the relief and cure a fare and infalliNe remedy would perform a molt important knee to fociety. That difeovery has tnw been made in the Patent A nt imi ous plus of the Rev. William Banday,the ester:live oak of which. and the it gh ellimation in which they are defervedly held, has confiderahly keened the number of tbefe complaints; and bleu fair n a Chart time, to he the means of entirely eradicating them. I here Pills have a quick and fatc operation they ad poweefully and tpecifically on the bile, and time remove the numerous diforders connetted with it. net headaches, flatukt.ac. liver complained, jaun. dice. nervous diforders from indigent. a, &e They are the molt valuable family dike hitherto t Rued to the Public and top Proprietor Is Imi....e•ed by the stud refpeastble evidence of the Brit etaratters of tbs. Nobility and others, that they have never been atiminittered to any pconn withous giving certain and (peed, relief, and In the end completing a ewe This valuahle medicine,hasing hens arra with fucceff,is moat. mended by the fellow jog tlinitifuqlsed Perfoutigt.:— . rhe Right Hon Vikount CLAM The Lord Rifhop vat' BATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HONE Y WOOD, Bark MP. for Honiton Sir sTEPHk N LUSHINGTON, But. M P for Pamirs THOMAS ANSON. Efq. M P. for Litchl3,ll JA IVIES A MYAT Fri. M P foe Southampton NICHOI -SON CALVERT. Erg. M.P. fie Hertford' El/MOND BOEHM. Ina Nt w-itre et. Si ring-gardens THOMAS HA hi MERSLIIY. Ffq Pall-Mall 0. W. OICKES, Efq. Etivite Secretary to,the Arehbilhop of Canterbury The Rev Mr. DIMOCK. I ihrafan to the Ai chbilhop CECIL t Oltß ES ER, Efq. M.P. Sro Wedlock Sold wholefale and retail by Mr. Butler, ho.;. Chutpfste, corner of Pat, rnolter.row ; and retail by Mu Kirby, Stafford Mutt. OW Bond Brett; Mr. Stratton. Leicefter Equate ; Barer, Etfiu butgli, and Olafgow ; and by all asfpedtable Venders is Town sod Country. A Caution—Ohferve the name of Willi on Barclay is engraved on the Stamp, which is ;Axed ou otstfide wrapper of tack box : all nut to Itam;.ed arc a dangerous imitation. Price Ss. and ors. n.•r hot with amok direElinno 1 1 liuMAi TAYIMit , ESQ. No. 9, NEW BRAD( ;E-S REF.T. LONDON. 110NOURAD/111., IBE", leave to infants you, that ever since the year 1790, 1 had been afflicted with the Lees Venerea ; whi• Is , from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine Prescribed by the. most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged fro:lactic I losiital, with little relief, would aFpe...lr to be of the most inveterate nature. he the spri.ig of last y...ar my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my exiutence. I nad a large ulcer on the crown of my head, is:le on each arcn, and my legs were Irobta out in a frightful manner; my rght was dreadfully painful, and had been iu a state of ulceration fur the last seven years; my left had also two nodes upon it, was very mach discolaueed, arid gave me such excruciating pain, partioularly when warm is bud, u nearly to deprive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was re commended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pills, whkh I began to du on the Stith May; in the cuursc of a fin-teight I began to receive benefit—in link more than a anomie the ulcers on ney head and arms were soundly healed—soon aft. r, the sures on u.y kg he alt d also : leaeirg, however, comicarabie diezutuura t un in the skin, and pain in tile bone of the left, which, by the bit sing , f God, and a little longer persevermte in yout invaltus• ble :Sledi. lee, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining ' its natural hue, and the noctur::al painsgraduaVy going olf-1 thus became, by your fibs-rat advice and medicine, perfectly tree from my fUTLIICT complahns—have recovered my former spirits dial , strength, and am become jolly arid tit', in which state having coo -1 armed many mouths to the astonishment 4411 who knew eat, 11 am at a lois in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg Nas. fur the goad of other suffering mortals, to make this any ca:': as public as possible, Ali I *all on every ocession.—in so doing yes will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obedient very humble see vain, ALEX. MURKEE, Swan's Chase. it:!li-ittent. E44bUrgh. Witnesses to eke abose Cure, John Thompson, No. 3, New Poultry-market, Eilinhurgti. Juhn Nl‘iutosh, Old Assentbly Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and suhl by use Wit Proprietor. Thomas daylug. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his Louo j No. 9, New Lrielge- street; where, after a conca:st resideeee 4 more than 40 years, us a practice pa:lieu:44y direeted to OW Cure of Venereal Complaints, ati.i those incidental la th. Parts of tlentriitinue with that inviolable secrecy which mei, of his profession theruisi alwags observe in such cases, at. tiaL tent himseis; the fli,t.:e and assisitanee he grat:saouslY tarn- Meters to persona raging this Medicine, will be estnemed, by ad& cerning Public, a: an advantage auldom attarised and %i..! of * 4113b:jaity. I hey are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfume's, Nc. 35, St. Atbaa's-strett, Pall Mail 1 the Toy-shop, No. 10, t e nt. ford-street ; Mr. Disburough's, No, 7, fish-street-hal, newly op posits the Monument; and by one person in every considerable town in Etgland, Ste. in boats only i:S. d. rack, peak,' up with full and plain direcdons, whereby pi nom of either se; may cure themsebets with ease and secrecy. N. lk.F.very bus sold in Great Britain is seated up with astatinli on whicb.by favour of the Colnirdsslisuers, is printtd,at the Stamp Offend'. 'Taylor, No. 9. New Bridgassreet—tit imitate wba.la* I si felony, and all others are counterfeit. 1..ONIXIIN: Printed aud publiahed by 1.1 , 1V.F.L KENT, of Cato ttrbrry Haut : Lambeth) at the tirAgt-Oretcr, No. I. eaf re sue:;. PuWight.: Aso 4 tie At-Ut .I.cfnAlt-844 ■ li t `ll in , I Mt J WETMOUT7I, mArt Our Spring Season has commenced with an early appearance of gaiety, and wears a very flattering as pect. The arrival to day of the 2d Sornersetshire Militia, commanded by Lord HINTON, is not a little gratifying, and cannot fail of enlivening this town, The commencement of the present month, with all its other beauties, has proved enceeding propitious to this favoured wateringirhce bringing with it the completion of the Esplanade, t hat has been so many years in a state of improvement : it is near a mile in I length, and is now become one of the most elegant and picturesque walks in the kingdom, affording the valetudinarian in particular every gratification that can be found on the sea side. The undertaking first commenced under the aus pices of our gracious Sovereign, v ho felt particularly desirous of forwarding a plan t hat is sure of contri buting highly to-the interest of the town. The Balls at the Royal Assembly Rooms have al ready commenced, and are well attended. The Bands of the different Regiments alternately in the evening, frequently perform on the Esplanade, affording the promenaders and elegantes much grati fication. SPORTING MAGAZINE.—On the Ist of May was published, price ls. 6d. embellished with-1. A Por trait of the late Lord Grosvenor, from an original picture, painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds, and-2. of the celebrated Mare, Eleanor, No. 187, of The Sporting Magazine. This work, which abounds in Sporting subjects, and others of an interesting and amusing tendency, has lately adopted a New Feature, viz. Disputes between Gentlemen on Points of Ho i nour. The Engravings are likewise more beautifullyl executed than heretofore, and the sale of Numbers and sets daily increasing.—No. 186, published the Ist of April, completed the Slst Volume. The whole, containing near 400 Copper Plates. may now be had, half bound, or any odd Number or single Volume. I —Printed for J. Wuratm, 18, Warwick-square, and sold by all Booksellers in London, York, Dublin, &c. &c. &c. • Yesterday morning, an alarming fire broke out at five o'clock, in the kitchen upon the first floor, at Mr. Wallis's, No. 4.5 1 , West Smithfield. It was providen tially discovered by Mr. Wallis's youngest son, who slept in the room above, and was awoke by the falling of plates, glasses, &c. The family escaped with the loss of every article, but the clothes they hurried on. The adjoining house, belonging to Mr. West, was also totally consumed ; and the warehouses of Messrs. Scott and Kinworthy ; we are happy to learn all the parties were insured. Fortunately, by the activity of a fireman, who cut away a partition, the flames were prevented from extedding to that part of Mr. Scott's house, where his books, acc. were depo sited ; in doing which, some of the ruins fell and in jured him so much, that he was conveyed to St. Bar tholomew's Hospital. By the great exertions of a considerable number of Blitecoat boys, in supplying the engines with water, which they had to fetch front a considerable distance, the church was preserved, with only the destruction of the vestry, out of which the registers were rescued by the intrepidity of the watch man of the hospital. It is not precisely ascertained how the fire originated. A fire broke out on Friday se'nnight on the pre mises of the Rev. H. Dawley, at Hartford Lodge, in Kent, which consumed the dwelling house and stabling. At a late hour, whilst the family were in bed, or the night of Saturday, the 2Sd ult. a tire broke cut it the house of Bartholomew Dillon, farmer, on the lands of Kuockglass, near Boyle, in Ireland, which not only consumed the house and every article con tained in it, to a considerable amount, but also Dillon, his wife, and two children, one ten years old, the other six, the three latter of whom suffered so much from the flames that their remains retained not a ves tige of human form, being one mass of burned matter, the man only survived a few hours. Thiee children have been saved by the exertions of their unfortunate parent, who perished in endeavouring to save the re maining two children. An adjoining ems -house, in - ,, hich were five cows and two calves, was totally con sumed, nothing remaining bat their bones, burned to cyder. How the fire originated is not known. A great quantity of flax and yarn greatly contributed to the violence and rapidity of the flames—about 90 barrels of oats were also consumed, and so intense was the degree of heat, that a quantity cf silver coin was melted down. Last week, a person residing in Maidstone, went from her house, to purchase a few articles fer domes tic use, and left two small children at home, in a ,00m where there was a fire. On her return to the house, both children were enveloped in flames—the youngest, about a year and a halt old, died in a short time; the other, about three years old, was not so much burnt, but it is feared cannot recover.