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~. .11= , Indigo LONDON 0 f it fiTTE. .7* 9 5 i. • • mit.trAßy PROMOTIONS. wig-nferer, JULY 1. ed Regimen of briber* fbeirele...o 'tenet Henry M Clintock to be Lieutenant. 6y vire lindburne, promoted. with Regiment oeLfglitt Tiknons--Cornet Jam's Ilftdderhunt Webiter, frton theo3d light Dragoom, to be Lieuteuaut, by i otec hofe, • lee. Schreiber, promoted. 65th Ditto.-W. Villiers Mantel, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Moll:ens 'appointed to the 7th Light Dragoons. aft Regiment of Foot. -- Clyne, Gent. to be Kongo, without purchafe, vice Middleton. promoted hi the 64th Foot ; Gets ter Mailer-Seek - sot Charles LI ons to be Qauter-Matter, vice Mackie, deccafeel. 6th Ditto—Lieutenaut Compton Corneille to tee Captain of a Com • any, by purchafe, vice Chetah:, who reins E.!. Dieto--Ganiel M'Pberfon, Gent. to be kit6:,n, without rue chafe, vice Donley, pfomottoi in the 83tli Foot. syth pitto—James Crony I owe, t lg. to be Paymaller of the aft Bsttalion, vice Di Jo, 'towel ded. a'S*.h Mow —John Peck' ick Wilkinfnn, Gent. to be Etifign, whh nut purchate. vice Teuton, promoted. 37th Ditto—F:4lg° John Atmiirong to be Lieutenant, vice Gam. Me. deceafed. 44th Ditto--George Winter Pnnle, Gent. to be Enfign, by rue. diet, vice Denys, pr o moted. 43 4 117itto—Filf:gn John WiDearmid to be Lientetwitt, by par chafe, vice Bradley, who retiree; Lyon , Pureed, Cart. to be Folio, without purchafe, vice M•Dearmid. 4:th Ditto—.lofeph Barailler, Gent. to he Peigo, withot par elec. vice Flood, promoted in the 88th Foot. 624 Ditto—Enfign Herr, Lewis Edwards Gwynne to bc Licute- Milt, without porthole, vice Lyn ch, appointed to the Cape Regiment, Abiantkr Thompfuti, Geut. to be Enligti, vice Gwynne. 63d Pion— Fnllgn and Adjutant Robert Brereton to have the rank of Lieutenant; Eollyn Waite Ward to be Lieutenant, without wade; Edward Morga n. Gent. to be Rubin, vice Ward. 64th Regiment of Fork: To be Lieutenants, without purthafe--Eulign Charles Middleton, from the Royals, vice Crofton, promoted in the York light Infantry Volunteers; Porten Samuel 3. Parker, vice Cameron, promoted in the 7th Foot ; Enfign Junes Weir, vice flattop, promoted. To be Enfigns—Edward Blinder, Gent. vice Allen, promoted; James Morton. Gent. vice Weir. loth Ditro--Enfign C. Hawkins to he Lieutenant, vice Carruthers, decesfied; Rouge George Rota to be Lieutenant. without pm. chafe, vies Cot, promoted in the Royab; John Keit, Gent. to be Kap, vice Hawkins. 88th Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenanie, without poeiliale—Enhgn William Markle Enka George Henry Dooley, from the Bth Foot ; Enfign James flood, from the 45th Foot. To be Sago, Paden, Gent. vice Mackie. 9oth Ditto.—lnflgn Daniel O'Keefe,ftorn the Tort Light Infantry Volunteers. to be Lieutenant, vice Fearer, deceafed. 9315 Ditto—Charles Grevinfil, Gent. to be Rolle, without pur chafe, vice dogle, promoted in the Cape Regiment. 96th Ditto—litho William Flanagan, from the York Light In. fantry Volunteers, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice O.A. Sothig, appointed to the t6th Foot. 97th Ditto—Jarocs Crettwell, Gem. to be Enfign, without pur chafe, vice Schonfekit. pntntoted in the Cape Regiment. tooth Ditto—John Nowkend, Ef9 to be Paymafter. Royal Staff Corps--Lieutenant James Roupeli Colletoo to be Captain of a Company, without purchafe. vice Menke, pro , motel ha the Cape Regimen; Lieutenant Henry William Lau- SUP to be Ditto; Enfign Frederick William Mann to be Lice tenet t, vice Colleton !Olga Shannahatt to be 1.1.11tC• sant, vice Lamm: Hofpitafibiate Robert Tod to be Alitilant Surgeon. tR Weft tndia Regiment. To be Lieutenants, without porthole—tango Michael Pintreane, vice Cameron, promoted in the 83e1 Foot; Enfign Thomas Nicoll., vice Kipling, demoted; Enflgn George Padden, vice Harper. vontoted in the 4th Weft India Regiment. To be Ettfigns—Serjeant Z [bowline-is, from the 46th Foot,vice Houmme Hillier, OCllt.vlce Perdrian. gd Ditto.—Ennan Jedge Dalton to be Lieutenant, vice Henry, &ceded ; William Henry butler, Gent. to be Rohr, vice Dalton. 4th Ilitto--Lieutenant Samuel Robert Cooke, from the tit Weft India Regiment, to be Capta in of a Company, vice Moore, de ceded ; Lieutenant Lord Arthur Somerfet, from the 7th Foot to be Captain of a Campo y, tr'.:e Thorpe, deccafed. 6th Ditto--Enfign Charles Lorimer, from the Weft India Re giment, to be Liertenout, vice Stirke,deentled. 7th Ditto —Snap John Reed to be Lieutenant, vice Williams, ceded • Enfign Samuel Buchanan, from half pay of the late tjes Ganifon Battalion, to be &Ain, vice Rccd. Royal African Corps--Adam Fite, Gem. to be bear, without purchafe, vice Lynch. promoted. Colonel Baillies Regiment—Fillip Richter, front the 6:th Foot, to be LiClltetitUt. York Light Infantry Volonterrs.—Thomas Newton Chriftian, Gent. to be Ratio, without purchafe, vice O'Keefe, promoted in the gctla Font; James Power, Gent. to be Enhgn, vice kla. Pagan, promoted in the 96th Foot. Roll's Regimen t —Enllgn Nicholas Linderman, from Wetter ille's toi be Lieutenant, vice Wilhelm, der:cared; D e eourten, ouim ent Gent to be Lingo, vice Clermout, promoted in Fro berg's Levy. Cape Regiment. To he Lieutenants.—Lkutenaut Lewis Eliot, from the York Ligitriefantry Volunteers. Lieutenant Ronald Macefinmell, from the 624 Foot. Rorie Schnefiekit, from th a p 7tb Foot. To be Enflgns—John Buchation, Hugh Kennedy, George Dorn ford, and John Sutherland, Gents. 'ro he Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign—Setjeant Major Hart, front ;he 91 ft Foot. 9th Royal Veteran Battalion—Cornet Adam Glendenning, from the Royal Waggon Train, to be Lieutehain, vice Atkins, whole appointment has not Wien place. The King's German Legion. Battalion of the 1-ine-4.leutenant --- tic Dlepenbrock, Iron the Bth Battalion, to he Captain of a Convexly. with temporary rank, vice Unfrozen, promoted in the 6th Battalion; ....—Lichtervelden, Gent. to be C./garter, >defter, vice Schluter, promoted in the Nth Battalion. hh Ilitto-.Captain William Baron Llnftngen, from thc sth Bat tenon, to he Major, with temporary rank,vice Behr, promoted in the Stb Battalion. go, Ditto—Major Fredrick Baron Bette, from the 6th Battalion, to Le Lieutenant Colooel, with temporary rank, vice Hugn,who re fign• ; Captain —de Schroeder to be Major, with tempe ra. y Rank, :ice :lode% who refigns ; Lieutenant --. Conde swami to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank ; I.ku tenant and Adjutant Briuktoann to be ditto, with tan pane,/ rank, vice Schroeder. To he Lieutenant--Bnfign --- Marburg, vice Diepenhroek. preowned in the sth Battalion t Enfign de ktougemont, • ire Bennett, fen. who reigns; guaror Matter Chute• s c ow. tee, from the nth Battalion, witheemporary rank, vice Benonit, jon. who raw.; Enfign Baron Weftetbagen ; Enka George Wm, from the s th Battalion ; Enhva George Hotzen from ditto. To be Eagns—Erneft ---de Weyhe, vice Marburg ; de Bartel:lg, Gent. vice Rougemont ; Gunge Wildng, Gent. vice Waterhagen ; Wil li am Wilkins, Frederick Brinktmon, Enna Wilding, Gents. Mt MORMIDUM. Lkstenant Doak,. klarnttead,of the IR egiment of Drageons, who was fuperfeded in the Gazette of the R ascii Febru ary lift, is reinftated in his rank. The appointment of Enagn Thomas Atkins, from the 96th Toot, to he Lieutenant In the 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, as fla:, din tise Gazette of the aeth September left, has no - taken place. ERRATA in the Gazette"' atilt zath Setember acs, Sth Much, and June /a p tt. lit Dragoons. For Cornet George Grigby to be Lieutenant, without purehafe, sure glxinfq, fir/elided, Arad Cornet George (Rigby to be Lieutenant, without puratafe. 64 .tit Foot. Fur Anthony Keogh, Gent. to be &Sri, without purchefe, vice Fathers/a/cr/4.4 Wag eV at wake! Leo"., Reid Anthony Keith. Qum w Ce 1:01 4 r 3 without purchafc, vice k.:, 1. , I 7 Orr: flfith Foot. For Henry HA,Oent. to be Enngn, without plirchafe, Vice Flack ' ) promoted, Read u t fip, Hail, Gent. to be ditto. 96th Font. For John Fenton, Gent. to be Enfign, viithciut purchafe, vice At kins, Pronged in the 9th Poyal Veteran Battalion, Read John Fenton, °mutt) be Ebfign, without purcbafe,vlee At. line, cn half pay. Cottnuifrion figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Radnor. Edward Roans, Efq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated April 13, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Jacob Orchard ante Jo(eph Hartill, Bowling-140A, Wcilmin **tanner, fluid's, April to, 1806. Nathaniel Bogle French, Walter Borrower, and Henry Canning, of I:road-Rivet, London, merchants, June 30, Igo& Daniel Large, Peter Dobfon, DaVid Turner, and Mark Noble, of Blackburn, irob founder*, June 21, 1806. John Galkil and David Peet, of Nottingham, audtionecrs, ap. proffers, and lalamen, June 21, a 13c6. Thomas Sande:fon and James Beale, of Wellingborough, county of Neothampton, grocers, tallow chandlers, and common carriers, June 2 a , 18c6. Edward Burton, of Penrith, Dania Harri Ton and John Simp fon, of Kendal, Weilmorland, June to, 0306. James Birch and 'llona. Kingfbury, of Aberdare, Glamorgan- Orire, mercers and grocers. Jantnry 3, 1806. Richard Pittway and Benjamin Collins, of Pcrry's-place, In Oxford-Erect, Mkldlcfex, April a, 1806. Henry Coonthr and John Edwards, of Galnsford-greet, Hori3y down, Southwark, taylors, Jute 9, 'Bo6. Nathaniel Shirt, Sarah Spenceley, John Hindle, and Thomas Dixon Walton, at Berniley, Yorkfhire, linen manufadturers, June i 5, 18:6. Thomas Glbfon, George john Gibfon, and John Chtillopitor Alterieth, of Lime-nreet, London, (ugar refiners, June se. tBOll. Jahn Maxwdi and John Manton, of Anchor and Hope alai& St. George, Middlefex, bakers, June 25, alcf. Wemys Difney and John Mitchell, of Newcaftle-upon-Tyna, dealers. in Vritifh whits, porter, &c June s. 1806. Robert Harrison, Join Harrifoo, Robert Prickett, and John Newman, June 14, 1806. Sarah Jones, widow, and Albert William Jones, of King's-tow, Shad Thames, and Snow's Fields, in Surrey, timber merchants, June 03, 1806: BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Fletcher, of Warrington, l.anealhtre, and John Lodge Hob berity, late of Lincoln's lam, Middlefex, cottou-fpinners, dealers, chairman, and copartners. BANKRUPTS. James Gra T and Patrick Dempfey y.of Tower Royal, London, merchants, copartners, dealers and chanmen, to fuerender July 5, is, and Anglia is, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie., Meffrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt. N 0.5, Little Fradaritreet, Chearlide. Richard Armitage, of Vigo-late, parifh of St. James, WeSmin- Rer, ironmnnger, dealer and Chapman, July W. sa, and Auguß is, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie*, Meffrs. Dawfun and Wratillaw, :Warwick .ltreet, Golden -fg tare James Hyde, late of Long lane, Southwark, Surrey, vidtualler, dealer aud cluptuan, July 3, us, and An;tift is, at ten, at Guild hall, London. DIVIDENDS. July 9. John Kelly Graham, late of Fowey, Cornwall, merchant, at eleven. at the Talbot Inn. Leftwithiel. July R. Philip Chapman and Thomas Hopkin, of Kingiton-upon. Hull, grocers and copartners, at eleven, at the White Hart Ta• vent, Kingßon upon-Hull. July 9. Jothua Lockwood. of Skipton, Yorklbire, grocer, at eleven, at the George Inn, Coney.Rreet, York. July 8. William Millburn and John Copentan, of Bow Church yard, London, warehoufernen and merchants, at ten, at Guild hall, London. July 8. David Jenkins, of Solve. Pembrokelhire. linen draper, at eleven, at the Bunt Tavern, Corn (tree t, Brined. July aa. Benjamin Dewdney the elder , of Link field•firret, panda of Reigate. Surrey. horfe-dcaler, t ten, at Guildhall, London. July 14. Matthew Faltner and William Birch, both late ef Man chefter, Redman and eopartneta, at four, at the Bridgewater Arms Ina, Manchefter. A uguit 14 Sarah Whltehonfe, of Tamworth, Wanvickfhire. widow, mercer and draper, at tour, at the Swan Hotel, High ftreet, Birmingham. Auguft a. William Drummond, of Fobbing, Mx, mariner, at ten, at GuHilhall. I oandon. July 5. Lawrene. Smith, of Poramouth, Hants, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jury 5. George Aked and Charles Young, of Glamfoni Brine, Linertnittirc, corn-merchants and col inners, at eleven, at the White Lion Ins, Glamford Briggs. July 5. Jofeph Metcalfe and John Jeyea, of Upper Fall Smith field, Middlefez, oilmen, (Hurst:ice brokers and copartners, at one, at GuildhalL July 5. William Stead, heretofore of I.ittle but late of Mortimer -greet. Middlefex, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. July 8. William Goodwin, of King's Arm. Stairs, and of Wall niiniker Bridge road, part& of Saint Mary, Lambeth, Surrey, dada r -merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. July 8. Arthur Harvie, of Birmingham, Fedor, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. July 3. Jofeph Parker, of Glaroford Briggs Lintolnfhire, malater and common brewer, al eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Wan- ford Briggs. July 7. Francis Hale, of I eeds, YorkoAre, merchant, at eleven. at the Three Legs-Inn, Leeds. July 8. Thomas itichardfon and 'Thomas Worthington, both now or late of Mancheller, merchants and copartners, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Deanfgate, Manclsefter. July 8. Robert Newman, late of Dartmruth, Devon, fliipbuilder, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. July S. John Townfend, of the Stones End, Southwark , Surrey, wine-merchant, at tat, at Guildhall. July 7. Edward Lowe, of Shrewfbury, Salop, warehourentan, at four, at the Hop Pole Inn, Woreefter. July 8. Thomas Palmer, of Gon , ge.ftreet, St. raneras, h 1 iddle taylor, at ten, at Guildhall,l.ondon. July 8. James Dow, of Bulb lane, Cartnnn-ftrect, I.ondon, mer chant, at ten, at GulldhalL July 8. Nicho las Windover, of EProm, Surrey, corn dealer, at tat, at Guildhall, London. July S. Rupert Thompfon, of Wood.ftreet, Clacapfide, London, hlk manufaditurer, at ttn, at Guildhall. July 8. Jchn Skottowe, of Saint Mary Cray, Kent, mariner, at ten ,at Guildhall, London. July 9. jobs Jon w, of Eglwylilan, Glamorganfhire, vidualler, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Cardiff. July 8. WWI= Swift, of Sun.ftrect, Bffhopfgate-itreet, London, trunk maker, at ten, at Guildhall. July 5. Jofeph Wells and Thorr as Well., of Holborn-bridge, London, jewellers, at twelve, at Guildhall July J. William Graves the younger, late of Lloyd's Coffee houfc, I oundon, merchant, at ten. at Guildhall. July 3. Coulfon Johnfon, of the Marquis of Granby Yard, Kniebtlbridge. Middlefex, (table keeper, at ten, at Guildhall. July 8. Dodd Jenkins, of Solve, Fembrokelhire, linen draper, at eleven, at the Bulls tavern, Corn-Brea, BORA July 7. Edward Dunmore, of Stonton Wyveil, I.eicefterihire, millrr, at eleven,at the Angel inn, Market Hatbu.ou,h, eciterthire. July 7. William Greenly, of St. Martin, Herefordlhire, hop merchant. at twelve, at the Saracen', Head inn, St. Martin. July S. William Motpliew, of it otherlield, Sulfca, dealer in corn, at ten, at Guildhall, London July 3. Berismin hills, of Liverpool, Illuor-merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool . July 4. William Reeve. of brill's!, merchant, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, Brittol. July 4. Edward Trip, late of Barton upon.llumber, Idneninfhlre. joiner and carpenter dealer and chapman at ten, at the George Inn, Barton upon-Hienher. July 4. John Brown, of Wintringbam, tincolnfhire, baker, at ten, at the George Inn, Barton-upon•Huml er. July 4. Samuel Ford, e Birmingham. merchant, at eleven, at the Shakcfpar Tavern, New Itrcet, Birmingham. I)IP.D. At Madeira,on the t tth May lan, Jaunts Murdoch, Efq Aiwa the okleft Etrltith Merchants rind:lit uo th.a Eland. Saturday tall, aged 77. the it, v Ma.matinke Lewis, A.M. Rca- I for of I.alllngEonc,Klili, and Vicsr of Fait Garft narks. Thurfday, at hi. liimfe in kt tall piste after a long Ulnas, AMA. Whit, EN. formerly of ;he Eland of Jamaica. In the Eaft Indies, Mr. John Upton, AfEltant Surgeon on the Madras F.flablifhment. Wedocfday ferirdg' t, John Lauder, Eli. Collottor Of Cultonu at theport of Pool. FASHIONS Mk JUL: PIONENADC DIM VOa ICZNsianTell GAIDINS..-4• A round &els of white main, the bottom fiaiihed with lace or work ; long IletaeS; a long cloak of lilac filk, trimmed ill coonl with white lace; a quilling of white net round the neck. A round ftraw hat. Lilac Mors. York tan gloves.—s. A long droll of white mut lin with long &cies of fpider net; a cloak of worked lent>, lined with coloured filk. A gypfy hat of chequered ribband. White parafoL—.s. A &ell of white muffin, with a limner of blue filk, the fronts made with points, and finilhed with taffeta. A gypfy hat of white filk, tied unckr the chin with blue ribband; a blue flower In front--4. A drefs of thick white muilin ; a fear( cloak of green filk trimmed wl.h white lace A bonnet of white mufti" —.5. A long &cis of white muffin, the borom madequite plain, with late let in round the front, to form a tucker. A pellet of hero or picquet, lined with ftraw coloured filk • A turban hat of open ftraw —6. A walking drefs of white muflin ; the front made high over the boron% and formed to the Gape. A very long veil. embroidered all 'mend ind put on to form both veil and cloak.—.? A drat. of white muilin,with a cloak of lenu, trimmed all round with puck cud ribband; the hood lull, and trimmed the fame as the cloak. A (mall round bonnet of filk, the colour to correfpond with the *toning of the cloak.—ll. A cloak made of white maim, or lam, trimmed all round with pullingspf ; a (mall hoot trimmed to correfpond. A gypfy bounce of white mullin mid late ; a filk 1 handkerchief pinned to the top of the crown, and tied under the chin. 'lwo FULL Daus:L-1. A drefs of fine worked muflin, or Imo, over an under drefa of (whin , the train very long; turban Raves, very Mort. White kid gloves and (hors. The Las dread a. A the moll fathionahle ilik, and ornamented with a medallion drefr of white muffin, embroi nddered roes the bottom and addled with (mall tucks. A long Spanith cloak of kilo, or muffin, lined with Rraw-coloured folk, and trimmed with white lace. The I cloak Made with arm-holes. The hair dread, and entameuted I with t wreath of (mall flowers. IGINLIkL Osseay.l Ilona —The prevailing colours are pale pink, lilac, nut straw —Mooting dna, are made a walking lengtb,and trimmed round the bottom with lace, or work. The front, are formed to the bofom, with lace or work let in as fancy May tilroa ; long Reeves, plain, or correfpondinc with the fronts For drefs, the trains are made remarkably long, and trimmed lo every direaion with lace; the bodies are fo (mall that they are al- moil all lace, the backs being made very low, and the wain very wort ; the fleevesVery ihort, with lace let in actors to form a dia. mond. Fancy ffik has and bonnets, trimmed with flowers, or feathers, are much more worn than Rraw. The long Spud& cloaks are to prevalent that fearcely any thing ea is to be feen. 'The mob cap, lined with coloured lilt, and ornamented with bows , of nbband or Bawer*, coodnuet to be much worn in morning dref,. AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JUNE. The long rontlhuance of dry wcaeher has proved partially tin. farnurable to the growing Wheats Cm very light. and all ,on hard binding clay lands they have been prematurely forced Int., ear: the late talus, though not in time to remedy this natural defedt, will be found highly lteneflcial to the average crop. The Barleys and ! oats, with nut few tterptirris, are fimilarly circumftanced: tkofe late fown wdl prove light and dereilve, It I.feared,through molt dilltias. The main crop of Yeutatoes have loitered materially from the drought; thole get in lag have planted belt, and pro mile a fair produce. Hay round the capital bas turned oat abundant, and been well made; but the clops are thin in molt Of the dißant counties ; and the Clovers, except in rich (Al r, are rife generally ight. Very few early lawn Turnips efeaped the fly; but thofe got in within the /aft fortnight have planted writ for feed craps. Hops have been conliderablyinfetted with vermin la the plantations of Kent and Sae:, hut are much cleated by the late rains. The (allowed lands of good bufbandmen are every where found dean, and in fine tOth ; lint thole of the dilatory fehool of laming. not bottomed in due time, wear very did, rent epee. 'I he Mew Marhets continue well fuppliod with all arti• cies, and the but Weather has OCCall.lllol a amhtitrible reduetion in prices, excep t In prime ( mall Scuts Beef. The htidlar.d and Home court) , fairs are abundantly Ratted with Synch, Weida, and las Begat, which are fold for Irk money than the hit feafon. Sloth Sheep are alto cheaper. The Wool trids is dull fur all forts and quidittos. - - SALES BY AUCTION. By Mr. ABBOTT, At narveway's, To morrow, July 3. at Twelve o'Clemk, AFREEHOLD and fawn part COPYHOLD Es rArF, comprifing S - eventeen Acres, Two Roods. Twenty-four IN whet of rich Meadow Laud, in Low Leyron iViarat, in the County ot Err x, clofe to the RlVer Lea and Lea Bridge, be- I tween three and four miles from London ; let to Mr. Edward Camppen, on ).cafe, which will expire at Michaelmas t ass, at the ' eke Annual Rent of Forty-al. e Pounds Set entezn Shillings. To be viewed till the rale. Particulars may be had at the place of Sate; at the Toll-Houfe, Lea Bridge ; at the White Hart, (lepton; Black Birds, Low Leyton ; Nag's Head, Walthaniftow; Two Brewers, Woodford ; Eagle, Suarcibrook ; and of Mr. Wil liens Abbot, No. 23, Shepherd's Market, Piccadilly, where • Plan may he feat. • S FAI•FORDsHIRE---lly Mr. HENati as On Monday the tlth day of ~ . uguß next, at three o'clock in the afternoon. at the l.yttleton's Arms, Penkridge, in the county of Stafford, in five Lot', (milers previuully dif; 'fed of by Pri vate Contra t), AVery valuable and truly defirablc FREEHOLD ESTATE, !Vitiate at Bradley, in the faid cm nty or Stafford, Caned SaIOMICOTT HALL Es ra r. in a molt fettle diftridl. cons prizing five complete farms, with futiftertiel Fart o Houllt, Out buildings, and proper Offices, and nine hundred and twenty Acres I °leery produdive and rich Arable, Meadow, and Failure. Land, 'divided into proper need Inch:dares, and let to Mars. Itolnrt I Wright, Ruffen, Formate, Cotton, and Waker Wright, Tenants at Will. The Eitate abonnAs with Onne.theneighlmerhond gem-ref, and the land is capable of great improe•ment by irrigation and drainage. For further particulars apply at the offices of Mr. James, Land Agent, No. 14, Carey.ftrett, I .incnln'i Inn, London; and :.t Walt ham. and Warwick; alfo at Metre'. Collins and, Kemie,Solkitnre, Stafford; at the Hotel, Birmingham; the principal Inns at Wol• verhammon, Newport, Neweattle, Brittol, Worceßer, Ike kti;Daf.sdicf.lNCULN's INN FIELDS By Metres. HOOOART and PHILLIPS, (Sueccffors to Mr. Sas re), At Caraway's, no Friday, the t tth July, at t a o'clock, by Order of the Aligner' of Mr. Robert Bent, (Merchant), AMOST Defirahle and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, eomprifing a fpacious excellent Family Houle in complete order and fuldlantial repair, conveniently Elwyn for a ' merchant or profeltional Gentleman. No. 46, Fortes:4 row, .in coin's inn•fields. 'I he Houle curtains numerous Bed Chambers, fpxious elegant Dining, Drawing,and Morning Rooms ; Library, Gentleman's Drt (Ong Room. complete Offices, and ercellect eel taring for various Wines, Ale, and Beer, cheerful Garden, Ice- Houle. double Corch-Houfe, and Stabling for Six Horce"; Lofts, and Servants Rooms, Counting-Houle, arched Winc Vault, &c.' Opening into Ponegal-flreet. In a thorn time after the itch, will he Sold by Audtion, on the Prentiles, all the choice and valitide Rock of Wines, cunning of leveret pipes of Madeira and Port, Burgundy. Champaigne. Claret, Ike together with the elegant Furniture, Plate, Linen, Carriages, Hodes, Boots, and numerous effects. To be viewed at any time previous to the Sale, with Tickets only, which, with particulars, may he had of Meifra. Boggles erd Phillips, No. 6s, Old Broad.ftreet ; particulars alio of hire's; Leigh and Mafon, Solicitors, New Bridge•ttreet, Illackftiers. and at Garravray's. NEW RELIGIOUS MAGAZINE. This day was pulillfheel, prißE ce hd 11 . o (tn f the he continued Monthly), NUM R T HEOLOGICAL REPOSITORY.—New Sc. ries.—Corouining, Memoir of the late Mr. A. Booth. Mi. ant , rof the Gape! in London. Anecdote, of the late Mr. H. D. Inglis. Petition to the Magiftratel of Edinburgh. Paul's Allegory, I Oat le. 22—se Illuftrated. Anecdote Illultrating the Dottrion pf Iteconeillstinn. View of Pmfbyterittiiim and Independency in Scotland, concluded. Note on t Car. iL 9. Reslrw of de Courey's Sermons Religious Intclilgenee, Mr. Co^per--Baptift Mllho, i n Beneal--Fome account of the Walu`aecs—roctry, Downfall of Babylon. Liverpool: Printed and publinsed by Wm. Tones, No. (6. Car. tle newt ; fold Win by W. Button and Son, tendon t J. pod A. Duncan and Pet Ogle, Ginfgow JolinTurnbuil, Guthrie end Fait, and Ogle and Aikman, Edinburgh ; T. Johnfon, Dublin ; R. Jack • fon, Oldham ftrect, Mind:eta; and may be Ind of soy ether bookkiler4 TO MR. DIXOts, Arot net:Aso a. SlR—ln confegnencenf feveral voyages to t Eaft Indies, I had contraned a Bilious Complaint, to loth alarming extent, as to be fiercely able at times, to pay attotelon to the duties of my Oal,s. Through the recommendation cii &Mead , 4 was KU to make a trial of your Diton's Antibilious Pills, by the ufe of which, for a (tort time, I was, to my aftoolihnsatt, distely relieved; and have been, fur a lung while,totally froltivalla any return of staufm, yellownefs of the ikiu, nasals:sad fiekua,. a tuba, ht art burus, giddied's, and other correlpoedleg fysepsomoof the above complaint. The flamers of your remedy law Lewdest' to recommend it generally, and my brother in puticuisr, ebed officer of the Duke of Montrofe Indiaman, who bad {shouted or. tier 'a worfo alliftion, if poi:Male, than myfelf, has b•act manner completely caved. I am, Sir, your obedient bumble' (Cr. mutt. 14.0BERr LIMAS. Chief Officer of the Hon. Eaft Company's Ship Union. . Gravelend, June 290804. From Mrs. ANN JAMES to Mr. DIXON, Apothecary. Sir—l have the pleafure to inform you of the great benefit 4 have received boat raking your Dixon's Cntlblllous Pills, that fince I have been at Bath, I have bad no occafwat t.. drink the Mwer., • nor have I been fa free frosts my hi:lous tamploint as I now am, for many years, which I foltly attribute to the Pills. Once or guise I had a flight return of my lick head ach upon its approach I ...- ways take one or two Pills, which, In the entitle of an hour they generally carry off they feldom operate with me, without tber , is bile upon the Ilentach. I remain yours, &e. Bath, March 9. ELIZ. ANN JAMES. Sold whokfale and retail at Mr Butler's ' No. 4, Cbeapilde„ corner of Pateraolter row and retail by molt Country Midtegt Vendors, in Buses at 6s. sad se. Id. cads_ AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. MESS P. S.CUR RIE and Co. Surgeons, having ha` a !migrates of pears road; the VENEREAL DISEASE the particular objeffi of their isiveftigation, are now enabitti to an nounce the dikovery of a Medicine fuperior to Mercury in the Cure of that Dilate. It is at prelent fuffident for them to Wafers. that its effeffia are diametrically appetite to thole of Mercury. for though it Actely eradicates every veftige of the virus in IN mon coadrmed than, yet it does not In the lea& injure the meal. tut'cM, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, It renovates eke fyltem in all its natural fundions, promotes Appetite, and facili tates Digeßion. Numberleft Inltances arc on recent record of the ftiperior efficacy of this Medicine, its Inherent and fpcellic virtney adting at a perpetual corrce.tive to bodily debility, whether pro. ceeding from an caters of conjugal and illicit pleafure, or from the , nisre iulidious though not lets deftruEtive iedulgence in • certain pernicious habit. Anddlt the melancholy variety of Mordent which are the evoke u enee of this Colliery vice, there are none tree Afflicting than thole rrrrruarren and neatairtsetkat pervelkee embitter the matrimonial Rate. The wretched (offerer broods wee his misfortunes, slimmed to felt relief till it has brought him so loch a date of mifery as to render life oppreWve. To thole. en happy Perrone it will be a confoling relleCtion to know that they may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be rettored to that great, It of all human bleffings, a thong, manly, and algae out Co, ilitution. Mears. Currie and Co. may be confulted by Patients Of either Sex, at their Houle, No toy. Hatton Garien, Perfonally or by letter (p' R paid) ineloling a Bank Note, when tie neeelffiry ad vice and Medicines will be given or tent to any part of thelDer dons.--Patients in the Country are requelled to Rate their age and general mode of living. No. toy, Hatton Garden. HAVING dedicated elayfelf to the Rudy, and bfen gratified by the molt confide:rabic prodUce in that brsuc which I thought prance to fried, I true that I have nomnorr net . employed my time than thole who, in the eatenfive field of profelhon, are occaliorally iron:erred in uncertainty, and czarina aiways attain that Needs which As acquired by concentrating die t nes Ilettual ponce to one clefs of dlferdere. The dikafts fY are ere:mainly dittrlEng, for [fall bring with them s train of concomitant fynrptoms, and bj a dik. petition of all vii it energy, eziftence itfelf becomes enthltreriel„*. Whether they wife from the rtera/encc of ill esampU,tke deftffie. dye habits of feboalboys,or the Indutgeners of maturity, they re quire the molt affithious profrlfinoal &iU ; but by the lgoorante Ofi uneducated men, 00 ffmPtc4", are aggravated, and the =Mts. doe is dettroyed. Asa MEMBER ofthe ROVA I. COI.I.EGE of BUItOEI3II, I grovnd my pretenfloris on resularity of education, and po .ffM every privilege to pradlice, I feel myfelf entitled to that with which f have bittern) been fo litmnlly honoured. In the firft fenfations of local wralmcfb, early application went prevent the calamity of a debt/hated Rome ; but where tbefoffecer, from a confelonfnefi of the unmsolinefs of the vice which canted his misfortune; is fearful of the contempt or cenfure of hie Ihmily phyfician, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealhoent, it mutt he fatisfadory for hint to be allured not obi) , of capability of treatment but alto of the molt invioltble feerecy. And in recentVenercal Complaints It is potable to prevent pale danger or diltrefs ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquit e mem of exciafive experience In this :hie to died a fare, =tab, anal fpeetly re-cttoblifhnient. I offer the advantage of this experience tothok of either fez whet are elided with any kind of DEBILITY, of any lymphoma of VENEREAL INFECTION, Rod ball cafes the terms of ream neratiqn are Rated on the fire interview. _ . Vatienta in the country wee:petted to lecture a Bank note, and us requefted to [pally their age and manner of living. MARTIN BRSE, Member of the Royal Cathie of Surgeon 4, in London. ro. s?, Arundel tlreet, Strand, near Temple Bar. TO THOMAS TAYLOR. LK, 11RAR tIR, No. 9, Bridie Meet, London. T FEEL it a duty in:umbent 'man me, to inf o rm i you of the very great a ol extraordinary Cure I have received from pour invaluable Me !iclnc—LEAKE's PAT ENT PILLS. An ut two years ago I wet attacked with a VRKIERIAL Die. oan ER, wh . ch I treated rather nightly for tome time, bit the diF eafe at length fpreading all over my Body. I was obliged to applp to the molt eminent M the Faculty, but their affillance afforded only temporary rellef—l went through various Courfes of Saliva tion, and thee being tether of a corpulent Habit was reduced to a mere Skekton. The Ulcers that forted all over my limbs, ren dered me a cnmplcte Object, le that my friends defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this fituation, I confidered death as inevitable, but a relation of mine roynmenting upon the many Cafes in which your Pills had (accented, I was induced to try a box of them, winch I thought rather relieved me, and by perfercritinx for two or three months, and following your Dire Lions, I expe -1 rienced the molt unaccountable Relaxation from P a i n , the Sore gradually fubfiding ; I am now, thank Oun, perfcElly recovered and walking out daily i I doubt not but one More box, which ; I tbi"k cautious to take, ivill ettablifh my health In its original Bate. It is with the molt heartfelt gratitude that I fubfcribe myfelf, tiir, your Muds obliged humble (errant, Wae. Ptsason• D.anfgate, Mancheiter, July a, (Rot. I'. S. For the public brenedt I do not *Ned to the above being publithed, but leave you to ail as your owu better judgment ihall 1 diclate. Prepared and fled by the Sole Proprietor, Team At rAYLOIr Member of the. Royal College of Suimithos,l.andon, at bis Houfe, No. 9, New Brldtz.ftreet. Where, after a conftant ref,drmcc of more than thirty-fit years, in a pracliee particularly dim:tete the Cure of Venereal Complaints, • with that invinlabk fenny winch men of his profellm fhould always obferve, he flatten Wolfed'', the advice and afliflarce he gratuitonfly adminitters to patrons taking this Medicine, will he efteemed, by a difccming i Public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, sod void of ambi t pelt —Alto Sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience , fif thee living at a &lance. at the P er f umer ' s , N o. 35 , S t . Alban 4- tired, PaU Mall ; the Toy Shop, Na, r G 3, Ozford.flecet ; 1/11bores:ah's, No. 7, fy Rem Hill, Mr. Steel's, Buokfellsr, No. t, Union Row, l.ittle Tower Hill ; Mr. WAtfon's, South• Bridge, Edinburah ; Mr. Calwell's,lloblln; Mr. Ililtingt's, avec. pad; Mr. Athinfon's, Mancheftcr ; and by one Perfoo in every confilershle Town is Gromßritain and Ireland, in Boxes of out, as 9d each, ruled up with full and plain dlredions, whereby redone of either Sea may Core thanfelves with Ealb, Speed, S. Crecy, sad fatty. TO-1110R ROW. San rife' I Sun [Lis Mow Wee 47 minutes after 3I 13 minutes alter I s 3 wastes eta 9 HIGH WATER AT LONDON IMMO! To-moiiitow. 319 , er1ri . 34 minn•es after 3 Afternoon • 4X minutes du o 3 LONDON: ranted aad publifhed LIVE!, (of Can• ieTburT•Placc. La - likth), at the STAR OTFICR. NO. 1. Carq Ar ct. YabUtLc4 atfu at the STA' thrice ,T.1314c-11"'