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Frani& LONDON G 'MET T gam 3. DOWIIIIIO4 . TiSIT, JV I 2. - - The Eine ha. been pleafed to cattle it to be ftgni Red ht the Rieht Honourable Charles Jame, Ft-z. Ptineinal Surdas) , of State for Foreign Affaits,:n the Iklindlers of friendly and neutral Powers refuting at Court, that, in confequence of cubic fluent advices. the blockade announced to the laid Knitters on the Stb of April lad, Mall not extend to the aver Tram MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR ortocr, JUNE 3. •tb Seeman of Mignon fluardso..Licuttnant H. I.e Crane to be Nee% of a Troop. po•elefe ; Cornet P. 11.1;ibba. to be Lkotenaot. wituoutporcbate olitto John Chambers, from the 39th Foot, to 14: Cone, trice PhU•ba. ..0 kelOrncyl of OrAgoom—Curuct John Marcy to be Lieute nant, without rurchafc. .),I t Lt.-shorn of Light Ilragnme- 1 (carman Arthur Gore, from the silt rout, to be Lieutenant, vice burley, who at- changes i itb Ditto—Crain P,ter elevates Lantour, from Major Gt. Pend ilamfay's Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop, vice yoma, who . :changes ; Cornet Jamcs Alfred Schti.bar to ht. lieutenant, by pm chafe, vice Wolf," . who retire, lilt Ditto—..Hcnry Elliott. vent. to be Cornet, without purebafe. vice Vautircy. proof-ted. Cultlttream Resimrot of fruit Guards —Enfign Edw,rd jenkina fun to he l leutenar.t, uqtbou• purchth, vie,: l.urd Aleaandir riordoo. appoint, d to the t 9th Foot 6th Regiment of Foot utonatat Gr,,eral Gorge Nugent from the otd Font, to he Colonel, vice hi' lii3Ount.. the bide of Gloucriter. appoontd to the cminiand of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards. th I itto—Lieutenant Colonel J. , hri Stewart, from the 52d Foot, to be I.kutenant Colonel, vice Shairpe, t • tit Ditto—Lieutenant NiVitliarn Ntoote to be Captain of a Com• pony. without purchafe, vice Miller, promoted; 801 l tn James Itiudfon to be 1 ietvetiant vice Moore ; Hercules John }ley- I..nd, Gent. to be Etilign, vice Roam. 26th Ditto-44111n Henry Wheat, from half pay •f the late Mu meld Regiment, to be Enftyn, vice Hall, promoted in the yoth Pout. tyth Ditto, Doran, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchare, vice Douglas, promoted. 234 Regiment of Toot. I.h.ut.,.nu, without purchafe.—Second Lieutenant Henry Johnfon,TlCC Maclearvtonutted; Second Lietec• ant -- Harrifon, vice Barclay, promoted in the IR Gartifon Battalion; Second LI. atenant Alexander Montgomery, vice Peden, pro mot,d in Major General Rantfay'a Regiment; Second Lieute ... nant icharciTretve To be Second I deutenants,—.— Collins,Gent eke Johnfon ; !luny Jones, Geut. vice I iarrifun ; Wat kin V.'ynne, Gent. Montgomery. • sods Ilitto--.Collgn Pringle Hall, from the i 6th Foot, to be Lieu t.-14,m, without purel.afe. eke Craufurd. promoted. 311 t liitto--I.leutan.int William Gorky, from the gth Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant, eke Guru, who exchanges ; Affidant Surgcen Juba Ives to be Surgeon. 35th Dian—George Hogg, Geut. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Ci...,aherssappointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards. 4oth I)itto--Enfigns William Hibbtrt and William Cochrane to be I.leuti tants, without purehafe ; Waldron Kelly, Gent. to be Fnfi n, vier Hilbert ; John i. Gray, Geut. to be Ditto, eke - • „ Coenrm. - asd Ditto—Fnfign Henry Heatheote, from the 3otb Foot, to be Finign, byurehafe, vice Arthur Frafer, promoted. 45th Ditto— John Connor, Gent. to he Lufign, without purchafe, vice Ilarriton, whrfe appointment has not taken place. 47th LXtto—.Secood Lieutenant Idward Templetoo, from the 9$ th Pout, to be lAcutcnao:, without purcbafe. 411th Ditto—Enfign Lawressee Crawley to be Lieutenant, without pairelsafe, vice Bell, promoted Entign Robert Herring to Be Ditto, vie Glalkott, appointed to the iSth Light Dragoons. To be Inh a ms, without purchale— William Talbot, Gent. vice Lynes, Inperfeded, being abbot w• 'tout leave. Henry E. Robinson, Gent. vice Crawley. John William Duke, Gent. vice Herring. 424 Dato—Major Robert Barclay to he Lieutenant Colonel, without purcliafe, vice Stewart, appointed to the 9th loot; Captain Henry Ridewood to be Major, vice Barclay; 'Acme. Dant Clement Poole to be Captaip of a Company, vice Ride wood Enhgri John Crory to be Lieutenant, vice Poole , George Brooke Gent. to be Zafignorke eras. 59th Dine—Captain Lord Alexander Gordon, from the Cold ' ftkearn Foot Guards, tei be Captain of a Company, vice Cu y ler, peomoted. - 6•.0 bitto—Litutenam General Sir Eyre Conte, K. B. from the 89th Foot, to be Colonel, vke Lteutunant General Nugent, ap pointed to tht conmtand of the 6th Foot. 64th Regiment of Font. le be Entigni, without purchafe—William Gamble, Cent. vice Bletfoe, deceafed ; 1 huntaa liarrifua, Ger.t. vice Elwin, fupei - Ceded. heir.; abf,.nt without leave ; John Jervoia, Geod. vice Smith, fuperfeded, being ablitit without leave; and Awhony Kolb, Gent, vice Parker, fsperfulal, being &Went without leavi yth Ditto—Enfign John Cameron w be Lieutenant, without pur ehafe, vice Al:Soul, promoted in the anti Foot; and tAven Cameron, Gent. to be kagn, vice John Cameron. 8t It Regiment of Fcot. o be Lieutenants—Enfigns Tkomas Robert Dundas, Francis 1) Dundaa, Akzander Gardiner, and George Sparks, without purchafe. Enfign James Htndtrinn, by purchafe. 3 o be Entigns--Bartholomew V. Dcrenzy, Gent. vice T. R. Dun du ; Knozi‘tontgonicry, Gent. vice F. D. Dundu ; James Aid bnroughlrefit ds. Gent, vice Gardiner, and Edward Brewtter, Gent. vice Sparks. 24.1 Ditto-i. John Oufcley Kearney, Cent. to be Enfgn, without purchafe, vice Rainey, whole appointment ha, not ta►en place. `4th Ditto--I.leutenant Courtland scbuykr to be Captain of a Comgany, without purchafe; Enfgn Stawel Andrews to be I ieutemint, vice Schuyler, at.c! Julio Kaye, Gent. to be b.ulign, vice Andrews. Spit Ditto—Quarter Matter Serjant James Corot to he Quarter Matter, vice Howard, who rtfigns. Ditto—Enfign William Flack to belleutenant, without put. chafe, vire Irvine, promoted ; Morgan Carroll, Gent. to be !sn ip, Vice Holtt.n, tkceafed, and Henry Hale, Gent. to be En lists, vice Flack. f9th Vitto.-I.leutenant•General Join Whiaelnclte, from the 66 !Peal Inds It,gtmcnt, to be Colonel, vice Sir Eyre Coots, sp. painted to the command of the Sad Foot. '' 4 924 Ditto—Serjcant Major Daniel Stewart to be Adjutant, (with die rank of kaifign), ewe Mackay, prumottd. 95th Ditto..-Thonias Crawford, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchale, vice Templeton, promoted lo the 47th Foot. ; fib Ditto--Major Alesandcr Francis Taylor, from half pay of the late t 4th Carrifon Ila:talion, to be Major, eke Welton, who recharges, and Thomas Davenport Hunt, gent. to be /a lign, without purrhak, eke Vanddeur, who refigns. 6th Well ludic icutenaut Generak•lniou .Fraftr,from flair-pay of the 133 d loot, to be Colonel, eke Lieutenant Ge neral Ca bitioche appointed to the command of the 89th Foot. m ajor -General RaMfay's Rrgiment—Camain John Mills, from the lit Light Dragoons, to be Captabi of a Compaoy,eice Lamour, woo esatangu. IlAcutuu's Beginient.—Enlign Juße de Corey co be Lkutenant, vim Friedberg. promoted in Frotorg's Levi. The King's German Legion. 61A licitalion of the Line— rofign George Baron Doting to be Lieutenant, vice Weybe, who rcGgnet Ottotichaumnon, Gad. to be n • --- fign 91 nitro — _k net) Fre.trrkk Baron Hantlein t be Lieutenant, • rice Wrilbcrr, who r..lier.• Bth Ditu—Corint loos!erits to he Enfign. A . Regimetit of lvfantry for Set vice at the Cape of Good Hope. Major Samuel Cratatrt, frpm tht 934 Foot, to be Lkatenant Co lonel ; Captain jiwoo telin Cuyier, from the 59th Font. to be Major,and CaptaM Charks Napicr,from the !total Stall Corps, to be Major. To he Captains of Contranies--1 ',cotenant George Weft Barnes, front the loth tight Dravoora. I trutensot Patric: Crawford. fro= the Loth Foot. ..roTenAnt Wiliam hunt the 7: th Foot. I,tt :art I((n ' llatalior Jicob 'Conine, from the 4th Rora: est•ran Rattation, , o he Car.,in ~ (i Contp.o.y, r ice ;161:11nIOCC• Vs!, • h.nba, 404 Fillip Antio.w; Robinfoo, truni hattipt of the 3 T ill Foot, to be toGgil vice hntach, promoted in the 79111s:wt. 4th 14,yul Vele= Boma , n—Captain Henry Blackmore, from the 3d Garrtfon Ruction, to Dc Captain oft Company, vice 'Coulon, tvio csehanco. 6:h ..tiorter-Maltrr-Setjeant Grow Eurlte, from the Royar, to he Q2arter-M.ifter, trice M lutollt, who rcilims. HOWITA I. STAFF. - - - - To be Surgeon% of Itreruitin4 Diftriets—Surgcon Thomaa French, twin half my of tad Light Dragoon.; Surgeon Juba Goutlf• man, scum haltpay ; Surgeon Julio Shogun, from half-pay of 911 Foot. - London and V‘Tfirninlier Light Hnrfe Volunteers. Cornet Herbert fawner to be Lieutenant. vice Gillefpic, who re. Bans I Matthew Slaakefpear, Gent to he Cornet, vice 14.nner. In the Gummi qf the tit Oetoher and a sth March laft. 74th Regiment of Font. For none Ailgis, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe, vice Munm. decanted. Read Change Astkity, Gent. to be Enlign, without purchafe, •ice Munro, doerated. cowl' Ditto. For --P4,sy. Gent. to be I.nlign, wi:hont purchafe, vice Frahe promoted, itrad tri.b.:m P. 7,,,,,Gent. to be !align, without purehafe, vice hater, promoted. ORDNANCE-CIFFICIT. JUNE 2. Corps of Royal Artillery Myers. Second Lieutenant Conamill'ary George Blackest to be Fire. Lieu. tevant Commilikry, vice Huniplirys, promoted; Lieutenant Charles Wallis, of the EAR Middlefez Militia, to be Second Lieutenant Commiffai y, vice Blackett. Dated May at, 806. Commiffions in the Royal Lancafhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.—ilk Battalion. To be Captains--.Jolni Befwick, Efq. Dated January a, tBO6. Thomas Crewe, H . q. Dated Aprils titc6. Edward Jones. Erq. Dated May 5, a/lob. To be Lieutenants—Henry Frederick Bythefea, Gent. Dated April in, ,806. James Broderick, Gent. Dated May 8,1806. To he Enfigii—John Fuge, Gent. Dated January 3, 1806. sd Battalion—George Lloyd, Efq. to be Captain. Dated April 7, 1806. George Strickland, Ffq. to be Ditto. Dated April n, sdßattallon.-.olbert Denton, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Marsh 1, t Ito& Henry Sheppard, Gent. to be Surgeon. Dated March 3, 1806. Commiffion in the Carnarvon Militia, fignsd by the Lord Lieutenant. Dennis O'Kerney. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 1, 1805. Commitnon us the Warw•iekthire Regiment of Militia, figned by his Majefly. Richard Francis Frecman, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Smith, se ligned. Dated May z 9, PA RTNKRSHIPS DISSOLVED. George Armftrong, John Swan, and John P Baldry, of Wap ping•Wall, copper and hrab-founders. April 30, 1806. Robert fah - brother and William Harwood, of Little Wylde ftrett, St. Giles in the Fields, Middle-fez, lather dyers, May 24, Seth 'Whoa :Marton and Jofeph Ackroyd, of Bradford, Yorkfhlre, grocers, April t 7, 11106 Cafrandra Hall and Thomas Hall, of Lincoln, merchants, May 13. t Son. John Wood and Robert Wood, at Bottamfall, Nottinghamfbire, farmers, April u, 'Sob. Ann Hill, 'lhomas Simplon. John Hill, Thomas Hill, of Bar ton. I.iiirolnlbire. raft and timber-merchants, May 20, 1 John Lowe and Gabriel Spencer, of Marichelter, brokers and COMMIZOIKI 11, May 3t, t BANKRUPTS. Francla Drakc, of Plymouth Dock, Devonlbire, baker, dealer and cha?man , to (intender June 7, t 7, and July i 5. at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. Allen, New 13ritlge-ftreet. Fiddeman, of Watton, In Norfolk, merchant, dealer and chapman, Junr 11, 13, and July zs, at four, at the Angel inn, Marketplace, Norwich. Attornics kl,.ffrs. Sewell and Blake, . . Norwich; or kletfrs Tilbury and Bedford, Bedford-row. John Baker, late of lttidgewater, Somerfealtire, jobber of cattle, dealer and chapman. June 7, July Is, and t 5, at the Anna inn. Bridgewater. Attt•rnits, Mr. Boys, Bridgewater; or Marrs. Blake, Cook's cowl, Carey-llreet, London. John Ivied& 11, of Liverpool, fattier, June 30, July Ts, and ts, at one, at the Globe l'avern, John-ilreet, Liverpool. Attomies, Mcßee. Stanifireet and Eden, No. 6, lAA-finer, Livvrpool ; or Mr. Thomas Winelle, John•ftrect, Bedford-row, London. Augu Rine Woodward, of Liverpool, porter•merchaot, dealer and chapman, July t, a, and ts, at eleven, at the Yo:k liorel,‘Vil liarnfott's.fqsare, Liverpool Attornies, Mr. Jolah Williamfon, Leigh Arco, Liverpool. William Moffstt, of Quueen•lrret, Long Acre. Midakf:x. iron monger, June to, Ls and July t at one; at Guildhall. London. Attornies, ?vleffrs. Foulkes and l.ongdill, Holborn -court, Gray's Inte. Wiliam Barfoot, of Waltham A4ey, DR:, grocer, dealer and Chapman, June 14,11, and July 15, at ten. at Guibilull, London. Attorney, Mr. T. T. Rigby, New City Chai—aers, Rithaiggate ftreet. Ply 11. Alan,ler Rofd and John Ogilvie, late of Argyle- ftreet, Middlefex, army agents, tic at ten, at Guildhall July 5. William Kendall, late of Manclieller-Rreet, Maticheftcr fquare, Middlefez, tosibler,at one. at Guildhall. July us. Moro Bil ett, of Southwark, Surrey, linen-draper, at tea, at Guildhall. June 28. Edward Nathaniel Barrow, of Leadenball-Brat, baker, at ten, at Guildhall. June at. John Pierce, of Bred-Brat, London, warelioufeman, at ten, at Guildhall. June 24. Abraham De Mendes, late of the Pavement, Moorfi,lik, traerchantaae. at ten, at Guildhall. June a.. Stephen Richt , gs and Somerfet Richings, now or late of Oxford.breeches waken.. &c at ten, at Guildhall, London. - •fuly 5. Jan Mullion, of Weftusinßer,brewer, at ten, at Guildhall. Jane as. John Cunningham, of Eprom, Surrey, Ihopkeeper, at t-n, , at Guildhall, London. June at Francis Scurry, of Kent Road, Southwark, coal dealer at down, at Guildhall. July t. Jam,' Adannlbn, of Mancheßer, merchant, at eleven, at the Bridg-water Arms, Ma ,cheltcr. Julie 28. Jehn Abraham, late of Houndfditch, warelionfeman, at ten, at Guildhall. June at. Daniel M'Kintay and Abraham Mendes Belefario, of Size-lane, Lnndon, merchants, at ten, at Guildhall. June it. Thomas Leerning. of Prelim, I..ntafbire, John Myres. of Clecklicaton, Yorkthirc, and Wm Cha:,nini, of Prelton, worded manufadturers, &a. at twelve, a: the Sun lun, Bradford, Yorkshire. June It. John Ellis. of Tar/Mock-React, Middle-fez, linen draper, at ten, at Guildhall. June 11. Rickard Ginger, of queenhithe, London, falter, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall. June at. Maria Watkins. .f Wdk , Somerfetihire, milliner and ihopkeeper, at ten, at GuildhalL June at. Benedidt Paul Wagner, of Great Winchefter.flreet, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. June 23. '1 henna share, late of Cletaitry-Mortimer, Salop, druggift, grocer, and ironmonger. at eleven, at the Eagle and Serpent Inn, in Cltubury-Mortimer. June 23. 1•liz itieth Share, widow, and Thomas Share, both late of Cleoliuty-alortimer, Salop, druggUts, grocers and co partnira, at eleven, at the Eagle and Serpent Inn, in Cleobury- Mortimer. June 28. Daniel Higgs, now or late of Chipping Sodium?, GNI • celterthire. brandy merchant, at ten, at the White Lion, Brined. June 28. Thomas Eddells, of Aldermanbury, London, Ware houfeman, at one at Guildhall. June t 9. Richard Walker, now or late of l.eicefter, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at the Blue Bell Inn, Leicefier. • June 3. William Whittaker, of Maricheiter, I.ancafhire, mer chat.t, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchelter. June rst. James Holmes, of Botchergate, near Carlifle, Cumber land, common carrier, at cleven,at th: Lion and Lamb, Carlifle. June 4. Edward Nizoo, of Mancliciter, merchant, dealer and chapman, at CleVal, at the Sp-cad Eagle Inn, Manchefter. June 19. Benjamin Rufhforth, of Marlhall.Hall, and William Rufhforth, Crowftone.Hall, Halifax, YorkHre merchants, and copartners, at ten, at :he Yew Tree Inn, Ronert-Town. June 13. John iturf.,ll. now or late of Worc.lter, grocer, a: four, at the Hop Pok Intl, Vs'orceller . June 18. Phones Haynea,now or late of Oundle. Northampton- Onre, nurferyman, and feedlot/ n, at eleven, at the Ocoee Inn, Nurtharnyton. June 16. Joflah Jenner Jordan, late of Gloucefter, grocer and tea-dealer, at eleven, at the Old Bear, Glouceftcr. June 23. John Ruffen, Edward ittiff.ll, William Hartland, and Thomas Williams, now or late of Woreeller, merchants and copartners, at four, at the Hop Pole Inn. Worceßer. June 26. John hliloar, of Murky, Yorkflare, woolßapler, at ele ven. at the I lota, in Leeds. June 24. Dingman. late of Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Ynrk Hotel, Williamfon-fquare, Liverpool. July 11. Samuel Johns, late of Plymouth Dock, Devon, Chop keeper and taylor, at eleven. at the Hotel, Exeter. June 17. pint Peters and Alexander Peters. of tne Blrongli of Southwark, Surrey, linen-drapers and partners, at ten at Guild hall. , 1 - 1 I 1 1 DIVIIV/NDS. June 7. John Fa*lea. late of Bufh-lane, London, wine and liquor merchant, at ten, at Guildhall June 14. Mary Gibfon, of BermondAy ftrect, Surrey, fhopkeeper, at ore, at Guildhall. June at. James Smith and Samuel King, of Newg3te• reet, Lon• don, woollen-drapers, lind copartner:, atone, at Guildhall. June 21. Matthew Bainbridge, of Colwell Brett, St. Bomlph, Alderfgate Without, Middldex, tailor, at twelve, at Guildhall. June i 7. Richard Smith, late of Luttherworth, Leicellerfhlre, mercer and draper, at eleven, at the Hind Inn, Lutterworth. Auguft 26. William Smith and John Macon, of Newgate-ilreet. London, linen drapers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. July a. Spencer Compton, late of New4lrcet, Bidmpigate-ftreet Without, London, merchant, at one, at GuildhalL Jame 17. John Batty Tuke, late of Beverley, Yorklhire, banker mad 'merchant. at eleven, at the George Inn, Whitefriargate, Kingiton• upon-Hull. June 16. William Balding, late of Holt, Norfolk,grocer and dra per, at eleven, at the Bull Inn, Norwich. June s 7. John Martin sawyer, of London, together with Peter Henry Moral and William Blogg, of Savannah, in the Statc of Georgia, in Ninth Auxtica, merchants and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 16. Denny,now or Ire of Great Glemharn, Suffolk, merchant, at ten, at the Bull Inn,Saimundhani, June 28. James (lined, of Shepherd.fireet, Oxford-ftrect, Mid dktz, coil-mei chant, at ten. at Guildhall, London. July 12. Abfaluni Grey, of 1 iect•ftrect, London, mercer, at ten, at Guildhall. June Ir. Thompfini and Percival Barker, late of Dean. fleece, Southwark, Surrey, merchants and copartners, at on: at Guildhall, London. June 24. Wllliarns Spec s, of Rood tare, London, fifh-falefrnan, at ten, at Guildhall. Jame It. Juleps Dryans. of Litttc Britaia, London, dialer and chairman. at ten, at Guildhall. June 24. Henry Warner, of Drlßol, bahret maker, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, All Sainte-lane, Briftol. June at. Thomas Williams, of Cattle fleecy, Blomnfoury, Mid. dick', money (trireme, at ten, at Guildhall. London. June at. James Irwin, of Wood Rms.:, Londoo, warehoufeman, at ten, at ::uildliall. June at. John Gearge Williams, late of Wineheller4trect, I on dew, but now of Marfhall Bract, London Rust!, Surrey, ince chant, at ten. at Guildhall. London. June at. William Bruere, late of Calcutta, In the raft Indies, but now of Halton Alma, London, merelant, at ten. at Guildhall June 14. John Baker, of Holborn, Aliddle:sz, listen draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 24 1 boons Latifilale. late of Lower Brook.ltrect, Grofve nnr•fgaare, Mishikfel, linen draper, at ten. at Guildhall. July a. fierily Aydin), of Manehefter. Lanenfhire, publican, at ' eleven, at the Coach and Herres. Nianelicaer. June at. George Maine the younger, of Colebefter, Effea, hark ' dealer, at one, at Guildhall, London. June at. Robert Dertinhire, of Liverpool, grocer, at one, at the Globe tavern, John Itrect, June a:. John Adam Wirke, late of Coleman Meet, London, merchant, at one.at Guildhall. July I. Janes Charles, and Thomas Loft.of Pr idaysftreet, Cheap. Ode, London, warehoefemen, at ten, at Guildhall. July 1. Thomas Miller, of Illford, Ella, dealer and chapman, at ten, at OuLdhaH, London. June at. Charles Corson, of Ponfes, Hama, thorkfigieri twelve, at Guildhall, LordoN HIGH WATER AT LONDON INIDGE. TO•MORROw Morning 3i minutes after 4 Monaco • 4tl aainutes after 4 A CAItD...—TO THB LAMER. Dalt Cattle, Haverfordweft, Sou. h Wales, Feb. d 4, i>< o toCA Pl*Ald LLOYD prevents his compliments to Mr. Dixon (although not petinnully acquainted with him) would take It as a favour, if he would frnd him four ur ive bones of his Dizon's Antibilinus Pills as Coon as he poMbly can. `.ire Lloyd, who has always ufed the Medicine, is now pregnant and very unweU. For the great ferried they have been to Mrs Lloyds is well as to Colonel &Dump and all his family. Captain Lloyd I,ls it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he goes; ar.l he really thinks, if Mr. Dixon would appuiiit fume perform as venders in this cou n ty, it would be a benefit to the community." From Mrs. MAR I'IN to Mr DIXON, Apothecary. " Sir—l have fume years ofv,l, and continue to ufe yulir Divon's A litiblliota% Pills; as a family Aperient, I.do not know their equal —fume I have takers them, am relieved from a bilious complaint, particularly Ls head.aebe, which frequently wale very Mee, I to no:. I recommend them to every family lam acquainted with, particularly shore w ho live at loose diftance from medical advice. Voile., &C. J. HAMILTON MARTIN. " Birehmore-lioufe, near Woburn, Dedfordthire, Mardi t ry• Sold wholcfsic and retail it Mr. Butler's, Nn. 4, Cbespatk, corner of Paternoflcr.row, and 'I by molt BookieSera iacber7 Country Town, in /ware at 6. and a•.qd each. WHEN PROFESSIONAL MEN, emintnt ice fkiU and expeilisnee, offer their advice, and exert their ani lines for the eur.: of a few reigning Difeafes, they rife ful dor to that prejudice which is fo jolt!) , excited againft the advertifernenta of menognoraot of the Mit principles, and uneducated in the prac tice of phybe. Mcilm. CU KIM and Co regular Surgeons, lane tluncd by every privikge to pradice, and by the uniform Need* which their mode of treatment for Venereal Complaims has hi therto been attended, continue with the fame aflidolty to dime% their Studies to the cure of every fi-cies of that baneful pnifou, as well as the removal of thole diftreffmg debilities and ilcfici nein which prevent, sir embitter the matrimonial Rate. In the cata logue of human infirmities, there are none more affliCling the thole which are the unavoidable conftquence of an indulg tore in a certain deftruCiive habit. The unhappy fufferer broods over kir misfortunes, alhamed to feet relief, until be is reduced to fuch a Itate of mifery, as to render life nppreflive. To fuels wrens it till be a confiding reflation to know that they may UMW, by a new and InfaUlbk remedy, be reftored to their former conflate tional Strength and vigour. Weak, relaxed, ant debilitated habits, proceeding either from an ends of conjugal and illicit pleafure, eor front a lung rade...nee In hot climates hard drinking, the cious tare of hlcrcurz, &c. &c. arc fpeedily reftored to health and Itrength. It luit be a felf evident propofition, that where the aggregata of intelledual capacity is direded to the treatment and cure of a few peculiar complaints, there molt be the greater certsinty of fuccefs ; and u a proof of this potition their method of cure is fo particularly expeditious, as well as fate, and fo evidently fuperior to the common pradUce, that in fonte flight cafes cf infeetioa, a petted nitoration la completed in the Mort period of mart DAYS, and in thole of the utmoft Inveteracy, where other pradli. dopers bays failed, a proper prilcverance In thrir plan of treat. meet enfures to the pa:kot a fare, well 'round. d, and tailing re eftabliftiment. by an early applit,,tion, the patient will drape the danger and upence of a tedious attendance upon the lefs expe rienced ptaCtitioner. hArilia. CUR.kIE and CO. may be confulted at their floury. No toy, Hatton Garden, by patients cf either fel, with the I,r.at eft focreey, honour, and delicacy. Letters from the country are requeftcd to flute particulars of the cafe, putt paid, enclofing a bank note, which will be duly anfwered. HAV ING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt eonfiderable practice in that branch which I thought proper to feted, I trult that I have not more mit employed my time than thole who, in the exterfive held of the profs/Eon, are occafiovally immerfed in uncertainty, and cani.or always attain that lintels which is acquired by 'concentrating the intellt.ttual power to ••ne data of dif.rders. The difeaf,•cd DE3II.II'Y are r!cullirly difirelTing, Gtr they bring with thcnt a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de• prellon of all vital energy, exiltenceitfe4f becomes embittered.... Wbether they an' fe from the prevalence of ill example, the deftruc tive habits of fehoolboys,or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the molt affichumtprokflional !kill ; but by the Ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptoms are aggravated, and the coedit's don is deltroyed. , Ara M F.MI3F.R of thc ROYAL COLLECT. of SURGEONS, I ground my pretenfonts on regularity of education, and poffelfing I every privilege to pradice. I feel myfelf entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the firit fenfations of local weaknefs, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the fufferer. from a conicioufnefs of the nomanlinds of the vice which raided Lis migort tine, is fearful of the cont.mpt or cenfitre of his family phylician, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment, It Inuit be fatbfadlory Inc him to be affured new only of capability of treatment btu alto of the moll inviolable fecrecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is pofilhie to prevent pain danger or dift ref. ; in the molt complicated cafes it is the acquire. ment of exclafive experience in ibis line to aired a fide, certain, and fpeedy re-cltablifhment„ I fifer the advantage of this experience to thole of tither fez webs are afillAwl with any kind of DEBILITY, of toy ( Y 11, 1 1(0,1,4 of VENEREAL INFECTION, and in all cafes the terms of remu neration are ft.ted on the ErR intervieg. Patient. in the country are eapedled to !Wore a Bank note, and are requeited to fruity their ape and manner of tiring. • MARTIN BRIE, Member of the Royal College of Surgennt, In London. No. to. Arundel flreet. Strand. mar Termlr Par. T. T. TAYLOR, Surgeon,No. y, New Bridge-ftreet, London, Edinburgh, May a, acct. I N the fpring of 1794 was atßidled with a Vene realA Complaint, which I treated with indifference for five months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phytician,erleo put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeafe (by mercu rial application) for tome time; but growing, in fpite of all medh. tine and the advice of the Belt Gentlemen of the Faculty here, worfe and work. for two years, I was reduced to a Bate altneft unparalleled and beyond deleription being an entire leper,and sire. rated from head to foot. My head. throat, mouth, note, lap. arms,&e. have been alternately in danger of becoming uf.kfa &on, I Lave had front zo to 3c, eating ulcers on my body, and newly totally deprvred of fight. It would he voluminous to par ticularife all my care—fuffice it to fay, there never was, or ever will he, one of a snore dangerous or of a more complicated tea tore. I was lung looked upon by my friends, and imagined my felt beyond all hopes ur reaorsry, and, indeed, in my then condi tion, death was preferable to my more titan miferable flare lo dreadful (Notion did 1 drag a stun mif-rattle ealitenee,tillDfvfirn PROVIDENCE threw in my way a newlpaper containing the safe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth —my friends read It. I could not. I fent and procured tome of your L ' PATENT Pikes, which, by aline front time to time, am now, and bare lofts been, (after more , than lour years indeferibable difirefs), in as g nod a Rote of health as ever I enjoyed ; as a proof of this, I had a ane,thriving,hcal thy child horn to me a few mantis ago. In gratitude to Goo. and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creatures fervice, I requeit you to publifh this t and you may at any time refer pegfons, who wifit to be fatisfled of the truth of this, or further particulars, to me or my friend*, by letter or perfon. As few cafes for hadoefs will ever equal mine, and noneezoted it,l have from esperlenee.every reafon to adore mankind. that in. your MAR I . * PILL. they will 60d a Aire, (reedy, fare, and radi. cal cure. J.7'. Prepared and fold by the Sok Proprietnr,TNoMM A s TA. LOD. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. at his bode. No. so, New (.ridge-itrett; where be will give advice, without • fee, to perfons taking there Pills, and will anfwer patients letters. Upon paid, on the fame terms, obferving In all cafes the molt ie. violable fecrecy, no perfon's name or cafe having been mentienses but at their c..vn particular requett, by the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 36 years, that he has had the condueling al an extenr,ve rile of the above Medicine, and the prat-lice arifing therefrom. They are alto fold, by his appointment, for the convenience of theft living at a diftance, by Mr. axter,South-bridge, Edinburgb. Mr. Mentions, printer, Glafgow, to whom alto Mr. T. refers toe his addref.; at the Perfumer**, No. 33, St. Alban's.ltreet, Pall- Mall ; Mr. Rehertfores Toy. foop, No. an 3, Coxford- Mot fMe Ditborounh**, Nu. Fift•ltrect-hill, nee sly oppoffte the Moo* , meet; Mr. Steel's, bookf,lkr, No, t, Unwn row, Little Tower hilt; Mr. Cathryn's. Dublin ; and by one petrol in every conSder able town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Pro. of only S. yd. each, haled up v ith full and plain Direelioo. whereby Perron* of either fez may cure thentreive s with rare and ccereey. LONDON: Printed and poirlithed hy LEV !:I.K ENT, (M ow to-bury-thee, 1./tubed:), at the STA% Orrice. No. t, Carey• amt. rubliftd ilk at the Brat Urriee BANKRUPTS IN TRF.T.AND. John Moore, or Dublin, merchant, and Abraham Archer, of Jervis ttrret, eahinetanaker, to furramier on the 9th and loth June ;and ttth Jul,. MO.V7 IlLr AGR/CULT UR.II. REPORT. The late line weather leas been favourable to vegetation, anti the wheats and only town fitting corn have recently much improved. The barley and oats which were Sown about the b. rinnire ne the month have been brought forward by the rains which fell at that time, and 'bore crops which were top-drefTed have much hem fited. The limners of the lesion has permitted the fanners to Lindh their fprine Cowing In the heft manner Beal', anti pea• are in a Eourithing (late and grow fall. In the (ens, whet% the firing Cowin g was much vwcfrive w e e, which fell in March, it has lately belt Mtn< d good condf:i.m. The turnip fallowci well managsd dal rids. arc in a flare of ;twat torwardnefs, and thofe lands which arc to be fallowtd far wheat are already broken up Winter i ln rich warm Situations, arc narly ready 'for the Scythe. and prontife abundance of rich (occident food. Pellum afford a good bite to the feeding and dairy Rock, as do the clover and grafsferds to fattening &cep, ewes. and lambs. In Smithfield market beef fetches from 45. sod. to 6s. 411. per !lone, and mutton front ci pl. to 511 The meadows, em warm rich foils, are in a Rate of great for wardnefs, promiSing a great Swath, and in Sonic Such lituatiens near the metropolis. the hay harveft has already commenced. In f.t. James's market, hay fetches from al. Ss. to 41.185.; ftra w front 21.t0 L• an Rock, both flieep and beans, hive been brought in great abundince to the late fining fairs, and :mint= gttnil prices, as do cows, calves, and young frelb holies, all, of which cnntintie much in requelt—Tbe pig markets are, as ufual at this kaftan or the ytar, Rhenmatifms, Patries, and Gouty Affenions, with their ufnal concomitants, Spafms, or flying Pains Flatulency, lodigeftion, and general Debility (ori ginating in whatever foutce) are relieved and fre quently cored by Whitehead's Effence of Mutter(' Pills, after every other means had failed. The Fluid Hence of Milliard (ufed with the Pills, in thole complatnts where neceffary ) is perhaps the moll ac. tire, penetrating, and effeCtual remedy in the world, generally caring the fevered SPRAINS AND BRUISES, in lets than half the time nth:4lly taken by my other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if ufed immediately alter any accident. it prevents the part turning black. CHILBLAINS it prevents lions breaking, and intlantly removes their tormenting itching ; but where this rertain remedy has been un known, or negleeted, and the chilblains have aCtually broke, WHITEHFAD'S FAMILY CURATE will cafe the pain, and fpeedily heal them. The Family Cerate is equally efficacious in Ulcerated Sore Legs. Scorbu tic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ring Worms. Shingles, Brcakings mit on the Face, Nofe, Ear., and Eye-lids; Sote and inflamed Eyes. Barns and Scalds; Sore Heads. Old Sores. and Scorbutic Humours of every defcription. Prepared only. and fold by R. 10111ISTON, Apothecary, No 15. Greekßreet, Soho, ,onik s . The Effience and Pills at 214 gd. each ; the Cerate at rs. t id. and as. gd. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdoms. The Genuine has a Black ink Stamp, with the name of R. Jumesvos inferred on it. Rl'Hq. Weitnefday lidt, In Cumbcrland•place, the Right Hon. Lady Boritegdon, of a fon. On Saturday loft, at Ingeftree, Quante& Talbot. of a fon. Sunday, at his houfe in Grofvetme (Tiara, the Lady of Colonel Core Langton, M. P. for Somerfetthire, of a daughter. At Latham. on the tf,th ult. Mr.. Buchan Hepburn, of a (on. The Lady of firigadicr•Gcneral Graham Stirling, of a fon.