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P ~.~ .. ..( Five the .I.C.NDO GAZIT7 t o bovenkr 4. V/NITEM•I.4., Y4IVhII IR4. The King has been needed to order a Welt to he Wood ander the Croat Seal of the I•obed Kiogdom of Ortat Britain rod Ire. land for fti ii g the ittsla Honourable Ales mJer Hamilton (etanntonly roll.d Margin. of Douglas and Ctplisidole) up to the H.ade of Peers. by the style mid tide of Baron of Dutton, ba the Cooney of It:better. The King has beta pkoded to gnat the dignity of a Baron of rho Uvitni Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to the iUght' H 441. urable Archibald lad of Cantina, and the lairs note ni Its body laysish) berwten, by the usage ityle,and title of baron Ailte, of Ailfa, II the County of Ayr. The Kiny has alfu been pleated to grant the dignity of a Baron of the Veined Kingdom of Gnat Britain sod Ireland to th! Right Honourable Jain Fad of Breodaltone, and die heirs male of his body Isvitully begotten. by the name. Byle, sad title of Berm Breadalbane, at taymouth Coale, in the county of Perth. MILITARY PROMOIIONS...(Pres, ligedeysigles GasettaJ Comm; (Eon filmed by the I.otd Lieutenant of Hants. South Nom. ReAttnent of V,luni e er C a valry Lieutenant . Charles Arcot to be Captain of &Troop, Moe Wil. llama. reigned. Dated November t doh. C‘mniidlons in the Shropfltire Militu r lived by the Lend Lieutenant. I 'cotenant John Lloyd to be Captain. Dated January so, 006. I imerenant k khan' Chadwick to be Ditto. Dated Augtft 5.11106. To be IdentehantrEnfign Charles Mortimer. Dated January so, 1106. Ivies Joints Frater. Charles Cringe, and Charles Cuteton. Dated Atril at, 'Soh. Pettisa Thohnws Tratiter. Dated Auto* S. tillAL To he F.nfigno— . Fhomas Smith, Gent. Dated Ar ril st, do& - Archibald Fracr, Gent Dated Auguß is. 1106. • Comrnifflons filmed bY the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Invernefs.—lnvernefs (hire Volunteer Infantry.—lfland of Sky Southern B.tualion. !Wirt John MacLeod toter Lieutenant, vice Macdonald,refigued. Dated April 7, tilde. Joho M•Kinnuo, Gent. to be Enlign, vice MacLeod, promoted. Doted as above. 'Mond 4 Sky Northern Battalion. Aleraader MaeLeo.l. Gent to be Falco, vice Jobs MacLeod, refried. Dated Marla at, 1806. William Toltec ' Cent. to be Surgeon, vice Jobs MacLeod, re kneel. Dont/ Amboy& PARTNERSHIP'S DISSOLVED. William Clarke and time. Clarke, of Newport, Dar of Wale brewers, meow), and branarmerebanta, June r, Wm. Hartland and Wm. Hartland. Jun. of Brad, carpenters and inhere, I 'eye Woe 3t, ato t. Mary Swill sod Johu Pollock.of Wakefield, Pork& ire, Wool. aspires, rlAnbee Pesfeph Prenuidge. George Sanders Preftwidge. and nouns& 'Pat, of Mincing lane, Lembo, bop and feed merchants, NOTC11• br t, ark. Edward" Coats sod Henry Wnod , of Alderfgate-flreet, London, calgoet-inakm. Wolter a 7, tflc6 James Duzlnity and JamesGarfnle.of Manehefter, and eroCa. Lareaddre, calico punter., October t 1, 11136. latcpb riaon. Gooryre Snowdon, and George Coates of Norton Mill. In Stockton, Durham, dour manufadurtrs, November :3 _ Berrioron Mats and W. Balm.. of Water lane, Tower Street, Loodou. (hip-broker* and agency, June 6. 1806. jtolith Phipps and W4lllnot bidol.of Panton.fquars, Ea. Janice's, Weellsoinfter. Middlefes. *eying, Dauber 30, tBo6. Lewis Vultiamy, John Du Bola. and Paul Theodore ham of Tbretmornn fl rem. merchants. ()dotter 31, t 8: fie Alexander Slime and George Same. of Vine-ftrect, Minorite, I.nndon. merchants and fedora. Ot2oher t 3. 0126 n eu ege Winter and floe Hughes, of Newpte-ltreet, London, arccrs and tes.d.elers. Odlober as, 1806. John Pladeft. John Gratiwell. and George (Indwell, of Prof tan. Lantailtire. hneti•wierchanta. Auguft 35, s.B 6. Amon Snub'. of My. and William Heoper,of Berkeley, both is GloucelterAtire. clothiers Otlohn t 6. iBo6. 1 bores. Maki and John Turner. of New Rend flreet feelfinen. nurfer)rneo, and flotilla. Odlober tB, *BO6. John Gnome dkoney and Robert Baty 13sruley, of Dowgate hill, London. brokers. Aprll3o. Stephen Wrathel and William Wuodburne, of Lancafter, coal. Merchants, f/dhuber 23. James A Hien , ati !fridge Clough. our New Church. and James IF Irk ao. of Whalley Tong. neer New Church, both in Lamalhire, eotton.fpinnern. Dauber 26, 1806 Richard I oekwood, late of Whitby. Yorlfhire, detested, and Joraph Lockwood, at the fame place, Blip infutance brokers, Os. toher 10. Ivor. Thema. Montle and Ildward White. of Dover. carpenter.. Join ore, cabinet makers, uphoillerers, falefiren, and brokers, Odluber es, Ik6. SAN 'ERUPTS. ebett Wneilllferoft and Wonthfcroft, both of Manchet ter cotton manu'returers, dealers, ehapmen, and cement+, re. to Surrender November to, December 8. and t 6, at three. at the Bridgewater Arms. Manchefter. Attornies, Mr Wiliam Par- Heron, Manchellcr ; er Mars. Richard Edmunds and George Fanned.. I.loeule'• Inn. London. John la'orrall. of Warrington, Lancadire, flour-dealer and chap. man. November 26, 1), et twelve. and 11cc. 16. at fn, at the Reel Lion Inn. Warrington. Attornies, Mr. N:chnlfou, War ?loran ; or Marra. Leigh and Mak: New Bridge. trees, Blaelfrian. lconlort Peter Alderfey of l iverpeni. grocer.dealer and chapman. Nov. 26. 2y. and Me. t 6, at twdert. at the Globe Tavern. LiverpooL Attortdea, Mr. It owlinfon, I.iverpool; or Mr. Blackftoek, St. hiddretra court. Poultry. Landon. • JAM" Carfrae and Robert Hiftop, both of Liverpool, drapers. dealers and eliapamn, and copartners. November al, an, and Dee. *A, at eleven. ut the George Ina, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Formal. LiverpooL William fandford and Jollah 13oz, of %Wont, Lanmalm, dealers, chapmcn, and copartners, Nov. I. 15. and Dm irralt . eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, in Mancbefter. Attenaies, Morn. Sharp and Beam Manchefter. Thome. Davies now or late of Modems. near Midllewk.h. Chethire, what end (pint merchant, deder and chapntau, Nov. :y. lire. t. end tolo, at erten. at the Angel bin, Nonbwick—. Ationtles, Metres. Bandy., Horton, and Teem:linen. Crate cruet, Yket- Rat ; or Mr.Chantler, Noethwieb. Witham Clayton, of Dockheed, Surrey. grocer, Nov. 8,21, and Dec. 16. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.T. C. Jackfoa, Walbreale.l.ondoss. Patches , Appleby, late of the Royal Exchange, London. woollen. draper. dealer and ehapotan Nor. It, at one, Nov at ten, and Dee t 6, at one, at Gul'olhalL Attorney, Mr. Comytt, No. SI. Bullbkine„Cantion.ftrnt. DIVIDFNDS. I - - 'Nov. I David Glover, of Gutter hum, London, merchant and undcraetker. at omit Guil 'hall. Nov ~. }},loo Moore, of Srerardftune. Iffca, miller, at ekno, at Guildhall, Landon. Nam so, Thomas Sinsfan, Tsylerfon. jab. Sastdcrfnu. and jofph Grang e r. now or late of RenitefleeYk flute, bco. ken and copartner', so one at the Black Lion. Stockton. Nov. t t. James Edward pond. of Cisinnan-ftrect Building*. fadlor, dealer and eltrarrisn, at ten, at Guildltail. Nev. at. Peter Duffy. is ,a/ Newman-Owl Oa for.treaad. Alld Mee:, whic-merchant. at on. at Goillball. one, at Noe William Hodgfon, of a ba &mod, 24114.11cfez, (tatt o oer, at Guildhall Nov. g. James l'cum, et , Southampton, Hants, linen &spar, at one, at Guildhall I.ondnn. Uwe S. (*harks Itattaibv. of Warring High-ftreet. Middleftz, Ildr.cbondler. dealer and charlatan. at 00e,..t Guildhall }lov I. John Hotter, of Blaciman.ilrect, Southwark, Surrey, cheefernnree. at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov S Aothony Peek, of Gravdcnd, Kent, carpenter and buil. .ter it t:11. at Guildhall. Loeb*. )lov. 8. William Kendall, late of Manctieficr-ftreet. hiancheiler• fnuare. Middlrit s. builder, at twelve, at Goildball. eidualler Nov George I &inhere, of Holborn, Adiddl..A.s, , at one, at Guildhall. N ... is. L y di a W oo ds and William Woods. of Hamrillead. Mid m e t. a, carpenters. builders, and copartners in tecdc, at tleven, at Guildhall, Darden. Nov. ij. Levi Samuel 1 Paging and Wiiliam !Miry I.inging, of i; trail I ctrice.lmie, London, Isti.rdasts and coramcrs, at ten, GuildhaU. u. Charles Lovelock. of Durham•ftreet. Strond, Jealer k wise, fpirita and becr , at our , at Guildhall Nov. as. Howard iyiscr, of Wald .n, Elks, malitter, at eleveo. at Guildhall Laotian. Nov. es. Williani atoms; of Chancery-lane, Landau. plumber, at teii, at Guildhall Nov. as. Samuel eartwright,orMaldea•lane,Wood•ltraa, Lot► - - don. tacker. at tlevrn at Guildhall. Nov. 15 John Morgan, of Condalt (treat. Hanover4goare, Mid dkfrs. bookielletr and (tattooer, at ten. at GuildhalL NIP , . 35. Ccorge Haves. lac et John•ltrect, Maddlecz, merchant, - - at alma, at Guildhall. Nov ty. Humphrey Iliciyard Jones. of Type- ftreet, Fltdbury • filuire, TAWSLica, coded:atter. at darer), at Guildhall. Nov.lB. Charles bri n ow, of Neweatc-ftrece,Londou,ltur.ndraper, at twelve. atiOtrildhall Nov. IL W.*. Skinner, of Eaft-lane,Grecnvrich, Knit, victual ler, at tvertuthiat Dee. so William Thayer Pointy, of Sloane Terrace, Middlettz, favariper, at ten. stGUildhalL Nov. as. Edward Whitelock, of Qzeetes.row, Pustotiville, infu riates-broker, at tau. at eaddhalt WEYMOUTH, Nur 3. We continue gay, and the number of vifitants at this lesion of the year are very numerous. HARTLY'S card rooms open this evening for the caning three months. A ttrong oppotition is expefted to take place : this day the poll begins. The new candidates are Gover nor AZllll'l4llO7, Mr. ROBT.WILLIAMA,Mr.O BURTON and Sir THOMA 3 HARDY. ' The high wind which blew the whole of Saturday night and Sunday caufed a tft aendous lea atPortland Beach ; many fpellaton were prefent, viewing the grandeur of the immenfe waves about one o'clock. , A veal was fan in the offing, and by the opinion of the Portland failrors, was expelled to come on more, the wind and tide letting her in fait towards the beach. -Eveiy exertion was ufed on board for the prefervation of the (hip, but s proved ineffeCtual, In that Iv, other alternative remained but letting all fail, and driving her on lhore. Fortunately the immenfe lea threw her far enough on the beach for a (oiler, at the return of the wave, to throw a rope on board, by which the Captain very humanely, and with the Rasta patina of mind, (an immenfe fee flying overthe (hip at the time) fattened a rope round ever) individual, and they were taken on (bore tingly It is worthy of remark, that the Captain remained till the lafl, after being feveral times wattled from his bold. She proved to be the New Sarum, of Car . merthen, from London, bound to Liverpool, Cap. lain HUGH'', laden with pr fur and iron. She went to pieces two hours after the (truck, and molt of the cargo, except the iron, is loft. The crew were nine la number—one man and a troy is miffing. The Portland Sailors &terve the highetl credit for" their humane of dance, and indeed ran a i ifk of their lives for the prefavation of this crew. Twenty fail of merchantmen are in Portland Roads, and the weather is confiderahly abated.— . Wind S. W. iNTERPRISING ESCAPE FROM . A FRENCH PRISON. The following exhibits a remarkable and interell ing example of courage and perfeverance :—Mr. Samuel Malley, fon of Mr. Mouley, of Portfmouth, a Midlhipman in the Navy, was taken inube Minerve, Captain Brenton, on the 3d of July, 12°3, off Cher bourg, where the had grounded, while is chace of Come veffels. He, and other Officers of the Chip, were marched to Verdun, after having been hurried from one prifon to another, where they had the liberty of the town. Mottle'', unfortunately, got into tome difptue with Come of the inhabitants, and was fent a dole prifoner to the fort of Bitche, in Lorraine, and confined in a dungeon , sway feet below the floors of the prifon. Here he remained, treated with eseefEve feverity, from the 24th of May lafk, till the sad of Angull, on which day, he, and three of his fellow-prifoners, got leave to go to the town to fettle tome affairs. They were concluded under a guard, and therefore lay under no obligation not to efcape, and it Ilruck Mottley that the thing might be accom plifhed. He communicated his thoughts to Mr.M,Dou gaH (Leutenant of the Laurel privateer, from Liver ' p0 , .1, taken on the 14th of June, 1803,) who ap peered to him the mull enterprifing of the other thice, and, therefore, the fitteit to (hare in the bold nets of the undertaking. Their minds were Coon made_ op, and a lucky opportunity offered.—The part) , alked the guard perraitfinn to batte, which was granted, and Mr. Mottley, and Mr. M‘Dnniall left the river before the other two ; and dreffilik thunfelves, told the guard they wou:d go on to the hotel, and provide dinner—the guard remaining to attend the others to the houfe. In a ward—they ran off, and got away without hurt. When they had matched about fix miles, they heard alarm guns fir ins, and they pulbed on abort as )our longer, and then concealed themfelves in a wuod, where they re mained till half pate nine o'clock in the evening.— They then made the bell of their way till towards dawn; and then again lay down in the woods. This Method was headily purfucd till the evening of the 27th of Angell, when they eroded the Rhine in a boat they (sized on the bank. Their fufferings were extremely great during the fix days we have been (peaking of. They avoided the high road, and habi• tations, and adually tatted no food whatever, but ft nit, which they hole occafionally. Dill IV the fir fl night and the lA, they waded up to the middle in Iwampy ground, and fuffered much from lying wet each of the day, and not dating to ole exercife.— The pine where they croffed the Rhine was to the N rth of Stralburgh ; and, on the German fide, they first entered (they fuppufed), the tersitory of Baden. Trey proceeded to Stutgard, where an Englifh gen demo; advife3 them to make the bell of their way to Calfel, Hanover, and Hamburgh, which they. did.* —At Hanover they took a carriage to Hamburgh, where they law the Englilh Confal, who fernalsed thentstillimoney, and a letter to the Englilh Agent at Hufum. They failed (ram Holum ' in the Lark packet, Captain Dell, and landed at Harwich, on Wednelday the tit of Odober, at half pall eleven o'clock at night. They flept there, and pineeeded next day to L indon, where dick companions in a hardy enterpiiie, fepaiated for their refpedive homes. • 'lle route to the t, wo of Hanover was perforated an foot From the Hhiuc to St utg.ad, t:,ey proceeded on their former plan, only they ventured to reatain food. ant one Matt. from extreme fatigue. they a pr in a 4.1 in a village. Great part of the way front Stutgard to HalsOV.T, they again !..flowed the fame (titan, only a little more r, lased, and they llept oftener under cover• — TL greater p.:rt of tint journey, amounting to 600 mils, was perfonned on loot, and %%shut* aloes and ftockinp. PU n. Sunday fennight, at N. wpm% IC.: of Wu, after a few days Ninth. William Denman, I. GI of the flayn,,rltet Theatre. mnalna were interred at Newport, on Wedneiday, the funeral kit% attended vokh mafonic hat.ours. HIGH WATUR AT 1,029Z0N RAMOR TO MORROW. Monslag - 27 Mow., eter 10 Alterman - . 59 mlnet= after so ,~ .. pt.worotrrit_ . to purfaance at a Commilliaa at Agiprigketeot sed Sale frees the High Court of Admiralty, attartfLil W Pith Tsai), WILL BE SO D. At Burrow's, the London Inn, no littlb AY , sat Art et Ni. • . . • ' , rather ialtant, at leo, ABOUT tOOO Hug th en& of FRENCH RXD. Wise. banded from the fhlp Dorothea Mergieetha, Han. Atiffeofoo Malice on bcr voyage fr at B aireleaux by hi. lajclea Ihip A J 0 Man.fl , Id.Efq. Coruntauder. Immediately after will be S Id, Immediately , About 133 Q. Wheat. and 738 qts Bye, of prime Iludity. Being the entire Cargo of the Odp Marla. Silvanrus Higgins, late Malice, captured on her voyage 'tom Name. and tondenmed 'a. prise to the private lidp of war Liao, Mr. David Lewis, Com. minder For viewing Sample , , and further particulars, apply to Metro. • Harrigan and butte. Londoo, or JOHN TEED and Co. Merchants, Plymouth. Dared Nov. 1, 111.26. EMU!! Of • Letter from Mrs. li. S=SPALI3I;II, of Colchellet•.t; Inc Faith. r, welling the unp aulki ezerit ney of Hallam's Coneettratell haired, or Anima %A L& tb molt fredy and elle Clue' Reiterative la all este. Of c.,nteral D. bility N. scut Are &Choi a, rentbling, Gickilocfs, Want of Appetite &e red by R. Eater. f'ulels,itcr, Sept s. iSos. 15 EAR FATHER, it is with piterute iai rat you that 1 ant quite recovered from my late (edam loillfpolle lion, and that you will inform • ir Kemp I eanhet folliciently do.. [(tribe the einem of the Anima qe tra roe ex w ebs r was ewes. fined by a Nervous rester, with (Mid .‘efs of the Head seatemow. aiel with num, other unpleafam 'totems. which dertiwhi ate te. my red, and made niefo esteem .ly tak.that I thought my tea. plaint truly dans, rou. —Hap..ily Lie Anima Qua brottsfil=' gain about i I had tsken btu t ere Fill. wino I n mod my Sandlikrably relieved, sod that greatcit of bl igs, eve by Apia Adored. • . By perteveranee In taking the Pill. my confine/ion *as lower. od, and my health prrfe&y c tabliflied. As I coral loud nip calk dangerous. 1 think the the virtue. of the Ani .Mi entomb" too pc / Witty known. I nmain , ear. truly E a 5PA1....) , N0. Sold wholefale and retail by dhow and t dotard, 66, It. Paul's Church-yard.—Obferve, none are genuine that have rot tittle *Weds engraved on the Stamp ,• Whatever (twee& the Faculty meet iterwltias they arc getteeally battled by Difordersof the Mind • CERTAIN it is , that where eonfiJence is not placed by a full and et nasalete dlklnfutU of the nets l tho Difeak, the remedy is applied as it were at random., and the odds are always again& the patient. recovery To this. a t erb3ps i le principally owing that the BALM of GI: EAD has ittaltted fuck uulverfal eek betty, wealtscfs, flatulence, palpi Lukas crate hfulitefs, drolfautifis after eating. timidity, Barnes of heat an d cold. nocub n.fs, rigors of different parts ,giddinets pains (efpeclally of the head, back and loins;, hiccup. difficulty of repiration and degluti tion, anxiety, dry cough, &c. &e. The ghat fyanpeoms of nervous affedlons are fperdity removed. and a. thee complaints Wilma come within the °Nervation of Gentlemen in the general line of practice, it Is no re:leaks upon their knewkdge nr judgnier.t to fay. that very few of them have an opportunity of that experienoe which is the only Mid fusisdatiou of medical fame; MOM Dr. So to MOWS very estealivemaetiee at Gikad binufe,near Liverpool enables Idol to afford that permanent relief to fuch unfort Waite pa tinas as. pettups, they moot gawk:nee under any other phyfi clan In the kingdom Mall a•Oulate iodated is the Letter. IN protelfing myfelf a regoil.rly educated MEM'. her of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS in LON DON, I think it incumbent on me to Aptly, that any Diplom Iron, the College of Surgeons, u well as Certificates howl the Hafpitals, and earious ProfefFee under wheal Itudied Phyfic. Surgery, and Midwifery, lia.c bean for Tall placed in one of my Moues, open to the inipedthto of any oac who happens to be . there, twit claims of fueb eumination. TIIIIITSIN YEARS I base religned all other Predict, for the Study and Treatment of V COMPLAINI sand DILL! re —but it 'mance till ! had etryience as an Army Surgeon and Ge neral Prsaitioner, that I thought myfclt juftifted In the liiieaton of this peculiar branch. The concentrated fares of the human intellsd, wht.n dlredled tea psrtleulas point. Inuit acquire lupe tiority within the cireie tufts own ation,ind a long continued fat eels, is a decided peva, that my (forts have not been left fr.a.- field to others than advantageous ro onyfelf. The diftrefs and the mlfery which aide from a certain deftres - . . tire habit, fo yerTIICIGni to fehoolboye, have beau frequently pour. trayed by the moralifts of the age. But it is the duty of every Praditioner, what called upon, to relieve loch foffeelnp by Medi. cal Affiliance ; and it is the acquirement of my exclulint etre rience in this Roc to offer In every rich eats a Taft and certain se ettablithenent. In flight cafes of deficiency pendeeed by free living. refldence di warm Chimed, or too much iudulgence or feduCtive haw,. and in 'Recto.% Venereal C.omplain ts, early application infuces its im mediate cum. But la the Mat complicated Cafes of Demure ieeortipaaicd by (ever or Piforders of the fyitesn *riling from uo giceledViefeCtion; tome perieverauee is indifpenfably ramidte br thc re•aninsation of the Conftitution su,f restoration to health and vignur.—ln all cafes with either fat, the moll inviolable (term is obferved, and the terms of remuneration arc plaint; listed on the fiat intaview MARTIN BRPE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeanabt Landon, No. sg,Arundel.ftrect, Strand, near Temple Ran There is an additional entrance iu Water-greet Liters from town or country are expeCted to tomato a bank note.. „ To T. TAYLol,Borgeoa,No.gt, New Bridgethani, London, sit, Edinburgh, May s,aloo, IN the fpring of t»4 I was afflicted With it Verse. real Complaint, which I treated with Indifference for 4m months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Pliyilelan,who put a temporary flop CO the virulence of thc difeafe (by mercu rial application) for fame time; het growing, In fpite of tB mat:" eine and the advice of the hat Outtlemen of the lacuity .bete. worfe and work, for two years, I was reduced to ketp; almtilt unparalleled and beyond defcription. being an entlre leperandislec rated from head to foot. My bead. throat ' mouth' oak. kr, arms,dce. have been alternately in danger of recortnfej Weide v in °sort, I have had from zo to 40 eating ulcer. on my body, arid nearly totally deprived of fight. It would be voluminous to Alp ticularife all my eafe--Adlee It to fay, there never was, or eves will be, one of a more dangerous or of a more complicated na ture. I vas lung looked upon by my friends, and Imagined nay felt heyoud all hopes of recovery, and, indeed, In my then condi tion. death was preferable to my mote thin miferable Rate. In this dreadful lieu:dim did I drag a aloft migerablc exigence, till Divan a Pao,. MCI threw in any IP% y a newfpoper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plyrneutit—my friends read it, I onuleitot. I fent and procured lonic of your LZ AIL el PATENT PILLS, which, by 'ding front time to time, am now, and have long been, (after more _ Nan four years indetcribable dithers), in as rtod a Rate of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a fine, theiving,hcal thy child born to me a few months ago. In gratinade to Goo, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature, ferries, I raped you to publith this ; and you may at any time refer perform, who with to be finished of the truth of this, or fustier particulars, to ate or my trim,* by letter or perfun. As few cafes for bailnefi will ever equal mine, and none meal it.; have from esperience.every ratan to allure mankind, that ia your I.ratet's Pitts they will ilnd a lure, fpeedy,fale, and run. catcure. J.T. Prepared lied fold by the Sole Proprietor, Ttiontat Tiketella Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in i. 011401), at his hour% No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet ; where he will give advice, without fee, to perfonv taking Ulric Pita, and will anfwer patients letters, If pore paid, on the Caine term., obferving in all cages the mob in violable fancy, oo perfon's name or cafe having been mentioned, hut at their own particular request, by the Proprietor, daring the tb co er urf c ::::sore than 36 years, that be has had t h e con d u cti ng of at estrufive fak of thc above Medicine, and the pr a ct i c e arlileg They are alto fold, by Ms appointment. fer the convenience d dank Bring at a distance, by Mr. Baxter, South-luidge Edinburah. Mr. Mention. minter, GLitrivr, to than alto Mr. T. refers Ine big ail.irri.; at the i'crfum,i's, No. 3s. St. Albats'o-drret, Palo Men ;Mr kiibt.rifote. Toy.lhop. No. toi, sfer,%ilycet Mt Difboinugh's, No. 7, Fill flreet.hill, nearly op; lie :he Mona mon ; Mr. Steyr...6oo4f. No. t, Union-row. Littk Tower. Lill; Mr. Csihtkll',. Dub 1i ; and by oa, rfno in every confider. able tm...n in rirrrat Britain and Ireland, in Box, of only a.. pl. each, fi Jed up with full and plain D ?realms, whereby Perf• a of eithor fen may care theterele•-• wit • -11 ‘ an' •re v. _ _ LONDON: Printed and put:shelled by LEV KL•:. 1, terbilry. Place, Liallx::b) at the STAR Of FICR. Nn. s, Cascr erect. Pulkihcel alto it the STA lOf I' lir, Tem. k A I I i~ ~'~ 4:1 LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCRRY. In the cafe of Lord Chedworth's will, an applies tion had been made to the Lotto Cif INCILLOIL. I me I time ago, praying a new iffne, and the cauk was lit' down for a hearing the prefent Sittings. Mr. Rimier's, for the plaintiff, (rhe heir at law) On Saturday requefted the indulgence of the Cour t to pollpone the hearing till Come day in the term. The LOID Cuaacattoa granted sire application, obferving, that he wifhed to give the Plaintiff every opportunity of preparing his cafe for a final decifion. The hearing coufequently !lands overfly The Ticket No. t 7,739, drawn reflerday a Priz ot 'cool. was fold in t 6 Sixteenths. at &woke+ f.) , 1 eftabliated Lottery Office, 237, Piccadilly, where Tickets and Shares, warranted andrawn, continue on fale. The hiaheß Capital yet flared in the prefent Lot tery is No. 7157, a Prize of co,cool. which was fold in one Quarter, two Eighths, and eight Sixieentlo, at the Offices of Saes rz and Cn. No. t t, Poultry. and No. 12, Chasing Crols, where Ticket and Shares, warranted andratwn, continue no file.— There are fixteen Capitals in the Wheel betides the proportion of inferior Prizes. Friday will be the next day of drawing. Anna' I AFLOAT I—The Grand Prizes are tao doubt afloat, yet they hem to be wafted to frame un. known Ihore. Several days pall diligent fearch has been made without fuccefs. Nest Friday morning, at ten o'clock, )3oys are engaged with the new in vented cork jacket to explore the track they have taken, and pilot them fate into harbour. to the great joy and et - union of the owners. They are well. known by their grandeur and fakinating appearance (ao,rool. to,oool. socol. tocol. soot.) and are held in the highea eflimation by the public. Tickets and Shares warranted uudrawn, mar be had at Hoist. Ili and Co.'s old State Lottery Offices, 26, Cnrnhill, 52, Charing Croft, and St. Margaret's Hill, &fought At an early hour yellerday morning, as the Beth coach, on its way to town, was eroding Hounflow Heath, it unfortunately came in contait with the ear , riav of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Susses, by which accident both were overturned ; happily with. not aoy of the parties fuftaining injory. The paffien gen immediately affifled his Royal Highnefs in the recovery of his carriage, and he proceeded on his jouTey. Mr..Riesaansow, the Gen►leman who was lately wounded in a duel, was fo far recovered, as to be able to be removed yefterday to his filler's, Mrs. WNI,r, Duke-ftreet, Weftminfier. A young mercantile gentleman of the firfl refpec. lability, met with a moll ferious accident on Satur-1 day 411, clole to Lady Howe's feat at Shealy Hill, Hettfordlhire. The young gentleman was mounted on a fine hunter, end in following the fox hounds he attempted to leap a five barred gate, when the ani mal, owing to the wetnefs of the ground, came Cud. d. my down, and threw him with great violence.— The confequence of the fall was the breaking of the fpine of his back. The gentleman was conveyed in a litter to the houfe of Mr. Matthews, at Ridge Hill, where the laft accounts left him with no profpeB of recovery. On Saturday evening 123, as Mr. Favell, flopfeller, in the Borough, was returning home in a one horfe chaife, it came in contrail with a port chaife, near Walworth, when the chaife was overturned and nearly broken to pieces, and Mr. Favell was thrown one and received fo violent a eontufion on the head, as to he conveyed to his hosife, where he remains with very little hopes of recovery. A few evenings fince, as George Longman, in company with his nephew Thomas Longman, b ish of Litcheat, butchers, were on their return from Sheptnn Mallet market to Ditchear, very much in toxicated with liquor, George was by fame means thrown from his horfe, and languilled till the next morning, when he died. This cafe had excited con. fiderable alarm till the inqueß was taken, owing to fame myllerious conduit of the nephew, who return; ed with his uncle's hntfe to Picllleigh Inn, where they had prcvioufly called and drark, withnut frying what was become of his uncle. A double Jury was in eater fequence warned, and. after a long invelligation, a verdict of accidental death was returned. TO MR. SPILSBURY.—MarIow, Aueuft is, 1806. Sir—The writer, in June lan, called on you with a young woman of the name of Brookes, who had a bad leg, arid to whom you gave a pint of your Drops, which has nearly effetied a cure.—The following cafe has alfo occurred in this seiglibew hood : James Gy b• fon was innculated at ten years of age ; half a year afterwards he was feized with a pain in both legs, fup. poled for Tome time to be rhenmatifm, or growing pains, but it fettled finally in one leg, which (welled, and rendered brim incapable at walking. He had in four years, I s or s x ulcers, and 13 pieces of bone were taken out. His health was unpaired, and he was conftantly carried about. He was fupplied with fifteen bottles of Semssuay's Patent Antifcnrbutic Drops, which entirely cured hint. It is now three years fince ; he is grown tall, healthy, and works eminently as a bricklayer.—The hearer is alfopecom. mended as a deferring object for your excellent In tution. She lives Chitty -two miles frods London, and it has been thought bat to fend her to town that you may fee her. The Genuine Patent Antircorbutic Drops are fold in bottles of ss. 6d. los. and al. as. duty included, at the Difpenfary, No. 15, Solio.fquare, London.— 'l'o prevent counterfeits, each bottle is accompanied with a black ink Ramp; and the cork, at the mouth of each bottle, fettled with red wax. COAL MARKS r, November 3.. Napa at Market SAM& fold Price 15 Newtonle Coal St 411 6d to 521 6d 19 Sunderland 12 411 9d to 9(1 9d 1 Stone Cod - I Iloa Od to -.4 od it Cinders - 0 —s od to oz. cd BIRTHS. • Wedoefday Woolen, Mn. Mantes, wife of Major Blaydes, of the 34 Waft York Militia, of a fon. Sunday fenniett. the Lady of the Hon 1 :tay. Mock% M. P. fur York, of a fon, at Marlke•Hall, vorkihin.