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7 ~' 7 s I ti trom ,te '..u.%DOA"GiaLTTE, I);;tio . 4r :t o. MILI rAity PROMOTIONS. wgg.orfict, Citt4llll TO. 4tb Rev;inent ofDragoon cds—Cipt.Willim Fitzgerald, froth half pas of th, la:. 0,11,..Ln . • Rangers. tobe Captain of a Troop, rite Smith, who rxcliangcs,isccivin the 4V:roue 0 . NTgint, tbtuf ...to tt •:-14t. ore : t.L.nt. to be Cornet, by purchafc, vi.:c Dickin, pt.:motet!. as . 6,1111.1 q of t.t y u 14.tg00na..-I.i:utenan• John Kearney, Un- , the 46th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Horton, who et c:lanes. 1%. _C. J. R. &tarts, Cent. to he Cornet, by purchafe, vice Brooke. promoted. Colditrcant Hee:milt of Font Guards—To he Fnfigns—Williern Itaartichl, Con. F.y purrhafe, vice ginger, who retiree; --. ht; i:t. l.i ttter_tnt the Hon. Gorges Crofton, from the Royal Etizileer•, the Hon. Robert Mantle. _ _ 3d lit‘gimidd of Foot Gnirda—To be Fifigns.— Strieey, Gent. by purchafe; Robert Burton, and Charles Da&wood, Gent.. StL Rqinient foot—Enfign Peter Dickonfon to be Lieutenant, parchale. vice Ewe. promoted; Edward Smith, Gun, to be Foll;:ti without purehafe. • gth to 7--11. owns EOM: r, Gent to be AMftent Surgeon, vice l'earce, pn•utxed in the ;oth Font :.tb Datc.—LicutrnartGeorge Mercer Weft, from balf-pay of • - the t 3th I•ont, to be lieutenant. sift Dhto= rhontai Sitnuel Nichol'', Gent. to be Enke, by put , chafe, vier CIiR it. promoted in the aft Foot. 38th Virro—rnfign James F Fulton to be Lieutenant, without per. tafe.Wee lafun, pr.enuted. 46th Ditto--Urutenant George Horton.lrom the toth Light Drs. goon.. to br Licu•enant, trice Kearney. who exchanges ; James Wallis, Gent. to be En:ign, by purchafe, vice G. Wallis, who rot tires. 53:IRegiment of Foot—Rollin William Ruffell to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 57t0 Ditto—Donald hledachlan. Gent. to be Enka, without purchale, vice Belguy. reo-wed to the 53d Toot. bah Ditto-.4baries li aufcb, Gent. to be EnGge. without purebafe, vice PlGerf.lorff, toperfederl. 6i it Ditto—Fatlign Brackenbary to be Lieutenant, by purchate, Coghlen, promoted ; George Wortley, Gent, to be Enllgo, without porehate. vice Geak, promoted. 63d Ditto—John Hentihil, Gent. to be Affiftant Surgeon, vice Grant, promoted. 67tit Ditto—Licutenant nompfon, from the listh Foot, to be Llestenant, vice Scott. promoted. - 8s ft Dit t o, lowen, Gest. to be Earl, without purehafe, vice Rogers, pewatotcd ; Robert Simian, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Patter. promoted h the nth Battalion of Referee. - . pzih Mtn—Earl ;Win flitch to he Lieutenant, by purthafe, vice Wynstr, who mircs ; William James, Gent, to be Enfign, by purchafe. York Raagere.•Lewia litrd, Gent to lie En6gn, without parchafe, vice Grant. prOraoted i❑ the both Foot. 6th Weft India Regiment.—lieutenant J. Haworth Peel, from the cad Foot, to he Capt..iss of a Company, by purchafe, •ice Rci bertfon, who retiree. 4th Battalion of kelerve--Jofeph Hicks, Ostst. to be Enfign, svitk- out purchafe. rth Litto--Liiutenant Jofeph 1.. Halliday,front the &eh Foot, to be Captain. 9th Dino—Lieutenant Peter Kirwan, from half-pal of the bad Foot, to be Lieutenant t with temporary rank in the Army ati.Ditio—Charks Bamniton, Gent. late aLieutenant in the Estit Foot, to Lc Lieutezent, with temporary rank in the Army. lath Ditt o—Feencis Itielfoo , Efq. late a Captain in tile Not aught= Peocibles, tobe Lieutenant, with temporary rank in the Army. STAFF. locals Flood., F.fq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 37th Foot, to be an Infpeding Field Oflgkr of Yeomanry and Volunteer Corp*, (irith the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army, fo long only as he theft hold the fad appointment,) vice Molyinnut, yoke wino. Affiftant Commiffary John Biffet to be a Deputy Coutmiffary Kral of Stores, Profitbops, and Forage to the Forme, vice Low den, religned. John flurie, Gent. to be an Affiltant Conuniffary of Stones, Prowl- Sons, and Fee* to the Seem ferving in the Wcft Indus, vice Sandlford, vedgetd. DAIMON. George Gordon, D. D to lie Chaplain to the Garrifon of Fort George, vice James Gordon, who refigna HOSPITAL STAFF. sigeoo Williawt omins to be an Affiltant Idpetitor of Hdpitah to Use Forces raving in Ireland. Sorgeod Huhn Muer to be Surgeon to the laid Forces. BARRACKS. To be Barrack Itrafters in Great Britain. R,obert Etipard Muter, Ell. Captain in the Margate Volunteer Intant.ry, Thomas lartifilde Tyndale, EDI. Captain and Adjutant of the Cornwall Militia, vice Foy. Vetlliihr . WVlstrmis, s tient. Lieutenant of the Retired Marines, vice Scott, merit& Wr.ban Coiling Gent. iiiramesst of the Retired Marines, and of the aft Devonibire Militio John lielfon. Dent..Litme n ant of Reducad Marines, and of the sd Staftordfirre Militia. . Lnrd Cawdnr's Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Jobo logeft, get% lobe Corset. ' 1111.411-Derehiim•Gettganto and Yeomanry Cavalry. siriviikprotArLsothcPAcv• • , ~tai, I LlirliagrossuVroinateer - Legion. tiliAt twitiPoPtkb• cm*. Inc witt o e, re o grit 4 . F.. .porfet erniemei s ngel Yeomanry Cavalry. Andrew Mills„Gsny., to*Lleutenant ; and t. Mansfield. Gait.to be Cornet, 'Carel:the I it - E ff ei Legion. am Rather, t . tribe Ci#tain ; - PIM Dante*, Gent. to be Unmeant a ems UMW, dad}. to be versa. or Natio& Geraldine) and Yeomanry Cavalry. .•-• : ... Siriniora:lkegiment. lae Manlier Teem.eint no as.coienel. • *Wand Aegiment. 6olobel Butner to be Liestenant-Colonal Commandant rallslii Regiment. Alsi,or-cten , ral Ilkdhai. be cakbel. Pembrolcethfre ritlinten and Yeomanry Cavalry. Sir finds Owens Bart. to be Lieutenant-C*lodd 'Commandant. To be Captains—Morris Williams, Gwynn GUI Vaughan,George I ladies, John Reel, an{ John Price. Ulm Tog* Lictitenants—Sparts Martin Phelps, Za Stokes; The, ma . litho, Grorge Davies, and Thomas , Getits. • Twlte Ciumeta-sq•hn Dom, Richard Ross, bid Bliddlwaytt; Tlilirm i tsinal , Thotom.lisheards. Genu s ' • . Capstw . ocles Tgoop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry... . Act 411.1101 . tbe , Groto Coltngt. vice Rod,. reigned. ' ' 6th and /th T xockpa of Suffolk Ditto. .I.ll....pbevaGer. Genetn be Sereen. ..2 , ( 1 ' . . North Arundel Volunteers. Orb Illehd* 24. taherepiain-Cernenzed2nt. 1 L.::.. - frrastk Artillery Company. onen/Feete, Rig. to - be Captain; John Henderfon, Gent. to be ,If oie &Ammon ; andGeoigeliern,Genteobe Second Lieutenant. Bridpnrt N olunteer Cavalry. - 14 Oteditz Lenoir, tfq. to be Captain ; Daniel Downs, Gaa, • ifeirLaistrnant ; and Jolspls Gunder, Gent. to be Eats& Benj.ifield's Bury Volunteers. gkier t ionams, unit to he Erdign, vice Moore. rdigned. I ,i f %, ...:'• . &nth Unclean . Battalion. T y Joicph Slain)" Efte. vice Maxwell ; William gt ....i. fp vice mili , ll ; James Williams, Fin. vice W. Wil :. • , ietiteriant Withal; Itapig, vice yowler. ire .nt•gn John Lligrits,jun. vies Raper ;Cidedi Al . brim. ocd Chocks Halfted, Gdns. T . b it Dallv. Gust elm Weller; John Price . Gest.; ' 1 r 62 irlor brat. vice Dag Lie ass ' Humphrey, and I lisity Mu-risks. Gene. . 6 5 ., • North C ' foili Voiiinteer Infantry. R'rev PAns lifq. CO kilifteriabe-Colonel Commandant; Thos. w o nsmani ' bo t.fq. to bt LiWorenant•Colobel; 7.aliary Ham. wed LOrt , e a r a n. In be Mgt , - .. i . be c . O • ,gkeghtssitingdon. !oho Derblr &swag. John Dandldon,ldwisid Shows', John S)oi. i s, it., ; no d g 5 ,,,4 0 Dray; Thome Freak and per Cowie. t 4., To Ire Licotenants-.RAert Snick Thanias Shrewd, William Hart, Nichnhs Biay Symons, Richaid Hiiwkc, hothead Spry, Bethuel Hutchings, and Jofeph Lekey, Gents. To be Fnfiens--Rieli;rd Watts, Jonathan Kittoe, Hasty Adsilik John 'I odic-, and and John Bras, Gents. ' To be Chaplain... Rev. John Wollooombe. To be Quarter-Maftcr—Robert Smith, Gent. Dudley Loyal Volnnteer Infantry. Honourable J. W. Ward, to be Lieutenant-ColoneL Jofeph Wainwright, Efq. to be Major. fo he Captains... Thomas Hawks, Jofepb Hatch'''. - Wm. Royk, and Richard Moore, Efqrs. • To be Lieutenants—Jofeph Moyle, Edward Davis, Francis Down ing, and Daniel Hughes. Cents. To be Eiiflgna—Thomas Bate, William Jenkins, Edward Ruffen, and R. P. Williams, Gents. To be Cimplais--Rev. 'aleph Careen:lp. To be Adjutant.-4ofeph Parcae, Gent. Durham Volunteers. Thomas Howes, Gent. to be ldeutmant. v i ce whim, reigned. Charles Liddell, Gent. to be Lieutenant, v i ce Clark, refigncal. To be Enfigns—Aniek Smith, John James wilkinfon, James Dent Weatherby, James Richardby, James Cawdells, Mewburn Tatham, and William Simpfon, Gents. To be Adjutant—john Haycock, Gents. North Elmham Volunteers. William Hoehn, Efq. to be Captain ; Money Maier, Gent. to be lieutenant; William Cooper, Gent, to be Enfign. Weßern Battalion of the ill Effex Legion. John Richard Steeheed, Er* to be Major. To be Captains—John Blakeley, Hunter Cooper, William Rtlo3, John Bourns, James Quilter, Jobsua Francis, and Mark Lay, fqrs. To be Lientenantaidward Edwards, /*kph Kemp. Thomas Wade Lamp el. Benjamin Cock, Edward Payne, William Gladwin, and William Wells. Gents. To be Enfigna—George Culling, George Tilden. Edward Ellis 10511 OWL-ea, 'Thomas Blaketer, Edward Walk, and Jcifepi Bygrave, Gents, To be Surgeon—Benjamin Baker. Gast Eaflern Battalion of the ill Eifel Legion. Samuel Bawtree, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains--Mattiow Andrews, George Sporgin, Edward Clay, William Wayland, John Smith, John Moulding, Daniel Rogers, John Spurzin,Efqrs. To be lieutenants-. George Ofborne, Jofeph Keteher, John Spur gin, James Baker, Mac Brown, George Grice, Samuel Howard, Charles Strunk, Gents. To be Enfigns—lfsac Marrifon Howard, Jacob Harvey, Jorepla Howe, John Trats,J,An corner, ettlltS. To be Sorgeon—John Thorp, Gent. To be Chaplain Odle Legion—Rev. Henry Bate Dudley. Fifliguard Volunteers. John Jones, Efq. to be ('aptain, vire G wyno e Vaughan, resigned. To be Lieutenants—har.e• Griffiths, John Owens David 'Thomas. David Harries, William James, Lax Harries, John John, George Mlarfden, Gents. To be knfigns—Daniel Jones, amen Phillip, Will Owen, Wit ' liam.Beaw, John Thomas, ha Owed, Danicl Owen, Gents. Colonel Cottertll's erefordlhire Volunte e rs. Jones, Lientenant.Colooel Powell to be Lieutenant-Colonel, Colonel Mathews's Hereforahire Volunteers. /oho Jones. Efq. to be Captain. To be Lieutenants—Themes Baylis, Gent. Enfigns Wiliam Mil ton William Barrel, John Griffiths, E. C., ‘l•right, Thomas Bard, and Jofeph Koodlionfe, E. P. Stock, W. Symonds, Philip Cot, Gents. To be Enligns—John Evans Gent. vice Milton; G. Compton, Gent. vice Barrol; John H arris, Gent, vice Griffiths; Prit chard, Gent. vice Wright; Henry Palmer, Gent. site Begird; Thomas Matt a Cent. vita Woodhoufe; Wood, Gent. To be CknpLin--Rev. Hugh Morgan. Hopton Volunteer Company. Zachary Cribb, Gent. to be Lieutenant; John Gowning, Gent. to be Eniga. Holt Volunteers. ea , &Rodbell:lX:lent. to be Engin, vice Hardy, raped. Llandicilio Rifle Volunteers. John Harding, Efq. to be Captain; James Lewis, Gent. to be Lieu tenant; William Edwards, Cent. to be Enrico. 7th Regiment of Loyal London Volunteers. Robert Gibka, Gent. to be A ffillitat-Surgoon. Norwich Volunteer Riflemen. James Robiafon, Gent. so be Surgeon; James Butrivant, Get. to be Quarter.Mafter. Pembroke Independent Company. F. Manta, Efq. to be Captain ; Euftaee Lewis, Gem. to be Lieu tenant; Jaws Lloyd, Gan. to be Enfign. Pembrokelhire Volunteers. Major Dudley Ackland to be Identeroant-Coionel; H. Webb Deem, Eli. to be Major, vice Auckland; Right Hon. C. F. Greet& to be Major, vice Lloyd. who denims; Lieutenant John Allen to be Captain; Lewis Child, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Allen; Charles Henry Salmon, Gat. to be Adjutant. Loyal Pendergalt Independent Company. J. Mathias,Ell. to he Captain; D. Francis, and W. H. Terrible, Gents. to be fir* Lientasant ; William George, Gent. to be Se vied Lieutenant. Percy Tenantry Volunteer Riflemen. Second 14eatertaot Orllffe DOVOII to be Firti Licutenant. vice , Fatter. daseated; William Tbonspfoo. Gent. to be Second Lieu tusant, vice Dobkin. Portreath Volunteer Artillery. Thorns Hankins, and 'aleph Whiteder, Gents. to be lira Lione -1 owns; Jamb Williams, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. South Repos Volunteer Infantry. iEnligp Baker to be Lieutenant, vice Wag; Spurrell Plumbley, Gent. to be Enllgn. vice Baker. •• Rilbridge Volnnteers. Captain Henry Sowne td be Majw-Conunandant , vice Keppel, re. fignekand James Popfey, Gent. to be halm • • St. John and. St. Clement's Volunteers. John Male, Eh, to be Captain ; James Reynolds, Gent. to be Lin tenant ; Juba Young, Gant. to be Enka. St. Ire's Volunteers. Thomas Prennan,Gent. to be toCgn, vice Harry, rdigned. ad South Shields Loyal Volunteers. Major Jofeplt Balmer, to he Lieutenant-Colouel-Commandana. Captain Cbrillopher 'Bainbridge to be Major. Lieutenant James Kiridey to be Captain, vice Baintwidge. Liam:oat% Thomas Mattawan Rockw ood, to be Captain. To be Lieutenanto—Enfigns Thelma. Walker. vice Kirklcy ; Wil ily* Bone, vice Rockwood ; John White. To be Enlivw—Ederani Oliver, James Richmond, Robert Hum. Me, and William Douglas, Gems. To be Chaplain—Reb. Richard Wallis, A. M. To be Adjutant—D. A. Raw, Gent. To be Surgeon—Paid Lee, Gent. To be Quarter-matter—lames Downey, Gent. Shaftelbury Volunteers. Jaen Adams, Gent. to he Engem, vice Whhe, reigned. Smithdon Volunteer Infantry. bingo Naiad to be Lieutenant. vire Thorpe, refirsad. William Davy jun. Gal, to be Engle's. vice P,nfold. Stoke by Nayland Volunteers. —.. Mannoek. Fly. to be Captain ; Pyres. Gent lo be Lieutenant; William Rowley, Gent. to be Fall°. Wareham Volunteers. Enfign Ellas Dugdale to be Lieutenant, vice White, radiant Thomas Swarm, Gem. to be Enfign, vies Dugdale. Weymouth Volunteers. Thomas William Browne, Gent to be Firfl I ientesism, trice BrYer, rai t ;t• d; Mat; bias Only Cent. to be Secood Lieutenant. vice Wood, telicned. Weymouth and Wyke Volunteers. I.lrutcnant Woad to be Captain-Cammandant, vice Hartford, re dwood; Henry Javelin, Goo. to be Lieutenant, vies Wood; William Hervey. U. 0.. sobs Ltifign. ' Winaboterne Volunteers. Wii lam Dean, Grotto he rofigu, vise Fryer, refired. . l'llltA Inn In the Gaaitte of the nth whits, Long Ifland Corps of Invernefillsite Vohusteets. For Captain James fir Donald to be C ?to* Read Captain JAMES ?NI/scald to be M M ar. Cummitlion in the Royal Chelbite Militia, Ggned by • the Lord Lieutenant. Fay. ard Toiniiinti.n. Up to be Captain an the Auggamitatlam 1)4 , 7J Odober to. it. 0.1 BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Feb. .4. Edward Williams, of Birmingham, (ado?, it ten, at the tglakdprar Taman, Birmingham. BANKRUPTS. William Gardner fate of Newent, Gloneefterfhire, baker and miltfter, to limender Dec. to, at five. Dm an. and January' at • at eleven, at the King's Arm, Inn, town of Ras, Harefordibire. Attonsim, Melfrs. French and Williams, Caftle-ftrect, Holborn, or Mr. William Hooper, of Slots. Daniel Fuller, of Woodford-bridge, Suffolk, makfter and zner chant, dealer and chapman. Dec. 26, 27, and January 21. at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Saxmandham. Anomie., Mr. Thomas Mitchell, of Saxmandham ; or Mr. Robins, of Gray's-Inn- place, LOndon. William ileoltad, of Halcfworth, Suffolk, malt/ter, corn-mer chant, dealer and chap:nen, Dee. 26, 27, and Jan. it, at eleven, at the Hell Inn, Saimondham Attomies, Mr. Thos. Mitchell, of Ss:lnundate ; or Mr. Robins, of Gray's-Inn-place, London. William Cooper. of Nottingham, grocer, dealer and chapman, Dee. £9, :0, and January at, at eleven , at the Blackmoor ' s Head-Inn, Nottingham. Attornics, Mr. William Cutts, Nottingham; or Meals. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's-Inn, London. Thomas Blyth. of Birmingham, fa tor, Scaler and Chapman, Dee. 19, 20, and January as, at twelve, at the Stork Tavern. in the Square, Birmingham. Attamies, Meffra Banters and Martin, Furninal's-Inn, London; or Mr. Robert Wcbb, High-thee, - - Birmingham. George Blaylock, of Hewed!le.upon-Tyne, merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 19, 23, and January at, at eleven, at the Turk', HeA, leewcafle-epon•Tyne. Attorney, Mr. Jof. Bainbridge, Newcaftle.upon.Tyne. Thomas Lewis, of Drilla, merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 1 4. 28, and January 21, at eleven, at the Budi Tavern, Corn (tree, B. ifloL Anomie', Mr. James, N 0.12, Gray's Inu-kuare, Lou don ; or Meffrs.Cooke and Farmer, Mt& William Inkingtoe, of Birmingham, wkolefale grocer, dealer and chapman. Dec. 23, ea. and January at, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Bull-greet, Birmingham. Atturnies, Mr. Whateley, in Birmingham; veMeffrs. SIPI & Stevens, Old Jewry,London. Mary Hanford and Samna Leonard, of Dover-ftreet, Middlekx, mnnnen, dcalen, elopMonsen, and copartners, Dec 17. as, and January at, at tea, at Guild/mil. Attorney, Mi Sherwin, Great Jamoritreet, Bedford-row. Mary Wait ord, of Old-ft net, pant's of St. Lae. Middlefez,widow' foap boner, dealer and charwoman, Dec. 20,17. and Jan. at. at twelve, at Guildhall. Attoandes. Man. Wird,Dennats, and Greaves, Henrietta-ftreet, Covent-Garden. William Beek, now or late of St. Mary at HUI, Liwidoa, merchant, bop and rum dealer, dealer and Chapman, Dec. t 3, at eleven, Me. 14, and January at, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintner ' s -Hall, Upper Thames-ftreet George Duckett, of Middlefet-itrect, Somers-Town, Middiefex, timber-merchant, dealer and Chapman, Dec. 13, at eleven, Dec. 24, and January 21, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Evans, Birchin-lane, London. John Kennedy, of Broad Brett, London, merchant, Dec. 13, 27, and January it, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornics, Meats. Palmer and Torniinions, Warta furd-cou rt, Throvnurton-ftreet. Thomas Perry 'ruther, of Hulburn-Hill, I.ondon, linen-draper, Dec. 13, 31, and January 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Little Friday•ftrcet, Cheap Ede. William Thompfoo, of Dean-ftreet, Southwark, merchant, and Ebenezer Leadbeater, of Moor•PLace, Lambeth, Surrey, met chant, and late copartners, Dec. 13, at one, Dcc. 31, at tea, and J _ anuary at, at one, at Guildh Atternics, Mars. Wadefon, arlow, and Grofvcnor, Auftin-Friars, London. Jofeph sheriff, of Blackfriars-Road, Surrey, linen-draper, dealer ud chapman, Dec. 13, January 3. and at, at ten, at Guildhall. . - Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry, 4-undort. DIVIDENDS. Me. 27. William Rogers, late of DiVey.Mlll,pariet of Hartley Witney, Southampton, miller and maltfter, at eleven, at the Georfje Inn, Od ham, Hams. Dec. 24 James Lawrence, of Eltbam, Kent, baker, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Dec. 3t• Separate elates of George Doric'', and the feparate taste of James 'Tilton, of Ncw BondArect, haulier', and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. as William Whcldele, of Oaford-ftreet, Middldux, linen , draper, at ten, at Guil.'halL Dee. 23. Thomas Mottram, late of Athcrftaoe, Warwickfhire, ' woolcomber and grocer, at ten, at the Sun, in Great Sheepy. Dec.l9. Chtittopher Hendy, of ralmouth, Cornwall, mariner, at ten, at the Ship and Cattle, Falmouth- D e. 31. Thomas Towle and jtikua Jackfon, of Neu/gate-Rivet London, warehoufemeu, halactdathers, dealers, and copartner . at ten, at Guildha ll . ' . . . . . January ' so. Peter How, late nf Whitehaven, Cumberland, me:- chant, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Whitehaven. January ao. Peter How, John Younger, and John Wilkition, fate of Whitehaven, Cumberla ad, merchants and copartners, at three, at the King's-Arma, Whitehaven. 1 .1""r1 4. John Parkin, of Sheffiekl. Yorkthin, caft Reel maker, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Janaary 14. Robert Ware and Phllip Francis, of Lawreitee-lar.e, Cheofide, herniae, wholdale glover, and copartners, at twelve .... . - at Guildhall. Juaary 14. llama Holland, of New Southend, in the parlii of Pritticwelf, &fez, bl , alder, brickwaker, &aka' and chaptnan. al _ ...- . . . twelve, at G uil dhall , London. January a 1. Andrew Paul Poortales and Andrew Georre Pourtales, of Brood-ftreetauildlop, London, merchants ant cepa:meta, at one, at Guildhall. BANKRUP'T'S IN IRELAND. Thomas Fitzgerald, of t►e city of Curb, grocer, dealer and chap man, to furrcnder the 12th and 13th December, and lath of January next. James Fitzgerald, the younger, of the city of Cork, dye Ruff and iron feller, dealer and chapn.in, to furrinader the 13th and 14th Decanter haft. and teth January next. Thomas Tierney, of Maguire's-bridge, in the county of Ferma nagh, farmer, dealer and eharman, to !weenier on t►e 14th and isth isillant, and tot► January next. DIED. On Friday the ad inflant, at her houfe to Great Rs&II-ftreet, 131corntbary, Mrs. Barbara Kennedy, aged 75, niece of the late Dr. Gilbert Ket:nedy,of Lincoln's Inn Fields; a Lady *bate death it univerfally regretted by all bar friends and acquaintance. CHILBLAINS are cured by one application of WHITFH FAD'S kSSENCE of MUSTARD,wbich tialfo pc-baps the mutt (needy and vieettial remedy in the world for sprains, Bruati, ithrutuailins, PAU*, &e. it is prepared and fold by R. Johnftov, Apothecary, ii.Grerh-arece. Seim at ts. 9d. each box or bottle, and may be had °revery Medicine Vender in Fugland, and Ireland. visEAseb et the URE f I IRA and Certain COMPLAINTS AS !Ole Proprietor of DARAN's celebrated sated Booties and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR irforrna the Public, that he tr.ay as ufual b. cooful ed daily from p to I. at his houfc No. yet, Frith-ttrect, Suho, on C..1.-e of Sideline', Obfinse dons, Cart t tee. as well as Deldr.ty, and every difo der where .fecrcey io fo cffesatial a rapilfite, Mae Mr. Niftier has provided a fpacious Hour, that every Patient may be introdswed in a Lepanto apartment Mr. D. has for ret:ny years confined hilnklf to that Jeparuumn of Surgery, and hom istemtve Kaeliee, and the mot tattering fuc..efs, he Is enabled to uficr a method of ease, mild. eilic.cious, requiting no eoofinteneut or reftralot In diet, and which prevents a relapfe. Perfons in :Ile country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, enduring a one or a_ two Dowd ItOte, will have P remedies f.nt to the amount. Fut the variovsfyinntunts.kc. fe r t3Z.Duloor's Treat& on the above consp'aiots,praco as. 6d. the fifth edition; to be bad of J.Caliow. Crown court. Soho; Mag gio:a. Exeter Change; and of he Author. Per COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, &c. MR. GREENOUG H's I.OZENIES of TOLD, which contain all the fattening and healing virtues of the celebrated BALSAM of TOLU, and are the plealantelt and ma effectual remedy of the kind in all Coughs, Hflarfeneftes, Bore Throats, and Delluniona on the Loop. bathos the Ramrods and Sommers of the Brest!, and slfurdlog great relief an Shartaefs al Breath, and la Aftlunatie and Canlumptire Conaplathas they do trot cloy the ftersok, but rather create as appetite. But as the great beuctu to be derived from them can only be fevered by hating than Gamble. the publie are rejoined to ob. fare, that IL HAYWARD. No. to. League Hill, is palmed as the stamp, as all others are Counterfeits. There Lounges arc prepared and fold by R. Hayward (Sdoref for at T. Greenough the lows-tor) No. to, Ludgate4ull and fold by F. Newbery, No. fit. St Paul'. Church.yard; Ya>ley at.d Blew. Cocktpur Aron; Bacon, 'thank and Co. tithe r str e ttlreet, J. Ward, Jae, 'Halberts ; and William Oath, Mrp, Price le. aid. the &K. A CERTAIN CURE !OR CORNS. TSFALLIBLE 9101 MAN Ci N-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moil excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Efficacy having never failed, in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does pot eradicate the Corn, rout and branch, To rise mover. And he egs Lem to add, that it has infinitely the advantage of the n unibiriefit eacnius Ointments, Salves, &c as nisay hundreds of per. lona can teftify, among whom are Come of the firit durations in this kingdom. Sold Wholefale and Retail by T. Axtell, No a, Finels.lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taxißedo *rem ; Mr. Wilfon, No. 39, St. james'a-ttreet ; Mr. Maio, No. 2a, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and jtheuit and Co. No. iso, Oxford-Bract. At Briltol, by Mr. Bolen and Mr. Sheppard, Bnoltfeibia Bath, By Hazard, bookfelier, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Ponfea and Gofport, Mr. Harding a. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. Jomaa,basoidelst,, Portfmoutb, Mr. Motley, hooltfeller. And by molt of the Venders of Medicines in En •hod. FROM THOMAS STONE, ESQ . To Mr. 1)1110ti, Apothecary, Chiltington, Suter. SIR —Mrs. Srows had long been troubled with an aiarming NERVOUS and BILIOUS COMPLAINT. Shy had the belt medical advice in Town and Cowry, but (bond ow relief. By reading of the great and extraordinary Cures your DIJON'S ANTIIILIOOS Plus bad performed on many of the No. hairy, and Perfons of the bighelt rank and charm:ter. the was In duced to give them a fair trial; and, by taking a large box full. the is as well as ever fhe wa•. W, have recommended the Pills to many of our acquaintance, who ufe them on ma occafions as s family Medici, e—My lon fads for the Weft idles in a few days a Pkafe to fend five large boxes to takcwith I 1113, that lit and ld friends may me themas a preventive againft the Yellow Fens ; which, I am informed, they are fo jultly celebrated for. Amptlia. Bedfordiliire, Sir, your molt obedient tenant. Nov. 8, 1803. 'THOMAS STONE. Sold wholefale and rata at Ching and lakes, No. 4, Chap • fide, and by And by one Medicine Vender in every Town in the Unite! Kingdom, in boxes at 224; 6.. 1 and as. yd. each, with &realms. igntd G. Dixon, and Richard Butler wrote on each mill& is rap per of the boa. W HEN Profeffional Mon of education and e fponfibility deviate from the general fyftens by the feledtiow of a peculiar Branch, the Candi= of long continued fumed is dm bet criterion of fuperiority. Ten years have I devoted my pot :Ike to the ezelufive treacsgesig of DISORDERS, aiid the fuccefsful rduit of my plow gices me additional ardour to oppufe as far as I an, able time ta. wages of tide complaints which are tie mod Important ki the eats. Logue of human infirmities. . After Mitiation into every branch as an Army Bargees, formed a with at en nut, period of Practice to refeue individuale from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the °gooey dangerous precipitancy of general Praetitioners. The THREE DISORDERS,to the cure of which I have devoted my attunion, comprise every (peeks of VENEREAL INFhC TION, whether of a recent or long duration.—aally, All muds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and billy that &maaw:at et the (Titan ln Women which is called A A RREN NES:I or Sc ER iLITY: Numerous &leaks are the refult of ignorance or hafts I. the treatment of a limpk Gonorrhea, and it out unerequantly bevies* that the feeds of Life are poiinned bythelndiferetion of an unguard ed hour. By a fuperior method loth complaints arc rattly cuted, and eVCII where others have (allot I trait that I may probusc offer a radical re-eftablifbment. Few, however, are the cafes of complicated Miffs in the di& order, compared with the calamitous fellation of Mm, who bum laduigmee In a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties Or a talhionabk Life, inquire that Eats of Debility which is that unavoidable confequence of fuel pernicious habits. Where the unhappy lidera broods over his tnifery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be tome confolation for him Oi knrw, that although it be an obj:d of doubt or uncerakty with other Fraditicaers, the removal of bete DEFICIENCI FS by Sly gradual propels of renovatioe is the aequiremetit of sty evens ea. If the .itcs of Baccb,a or Venus have begun to mime manly gour, much aixiety wilt be pre anted by an early count:a-adios all this languid State, and In dick calm no great &Scuttles vriii omen But where this deaciency has for years milted. a proper Par. reverance is indlipenably roquifite to revive the Cambering fparke of Ufa. and to reanimate the Coollinition. MAIMED WOMEN, who have long been dlfitripolouel their espedations of a Family, may be aniseed, that in quit glances Inch defied. are curable by Medical The SECRECY which is foefeadal to my undertaking, and the (",allileadoes which I have 'returned to Elate, form the Balls al e my prenalloos, and In coiecidence with Bei this given. that Mr. BRAE may be confillted 'atonally (or by lettere icadoeng a Bran note; at his houfe, No. ap, Arundel-Rico, Strand, near Tanyie-Bar... There is an it:Utica! =trace in Wates-ftreet adjointasbanil the name Is .on both the doors. M. ERRS. Member gfrf the Royal Callegys of &trireme To THOMAS TAYLOR. Efq. Na p, Bridge-are-et London. Honoured Sir. , Edinburgh, March 111, tSor. I BEG leave to inform you, that ever fince the your t Isto, I have bas allldied with the Luc. Venereal, which, from its oballiatcly rafting every courfe of medeeine pot.fcribaill by the molt eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing hveral fevere marks of (Alvah" and twice difckarged from the Have. tal, with little relict, would appear to be of the Inca inveterate nature. In the fpring of lilt year my &feeder had got to fuck a head, as ntarly to put a period to my adftences I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my lags were broke out in a frizhtful manner; my right was dreadfully pain.. ful, and had bees In a flue animation for the laft Icons years; my left had alto two large nodes on it, was very much decolourtd and gave me fuels excruciating pain, particularly when warm is bed, as Dearly to deprive me ai nit. In this lamentable Late was recommended by Mr. J. Thompon, (who received fa seat • care by them I - re), to take your Lake's Patent Pills. which I began to do cm the 26th of May; a the comic of a oversight I be • gm to receive benefit—in little More than a month the ikons on my head and arms were roundly healed-4ot after the forts as my legs healed aUit, /caving however, cooliderable ditoaloorattow _ . _ in . tit; &In, and pain in th e boor 'ithc left, which, by the Meta flog of Gen, and a little longer perfcverance ha your invaluable Med chat, fubfidisd ; the nodes difpirfing, the .kin regaining its natural hue, and the nodurnal pains gradually going eff.--4 thus became, byour liberal advice and suedloine,perfcEtly &ea from all my fanner conapitinto-have recovered my former fpirk and Itrenith, and am become Jolly and fat, in which Rate baying continued many months to the allonillinsent of all who knew nu. I am at a lofs In what terms to erprefs nay gratitude, but bag you, for the good of other foffoing mortals, to make thla my cafe u public u rabic, as 1 &all on every mesa= l In fo doing you will greatly oblige,bir, your grateful, obedient, very bumble fear rant ' ALEX. AlUiULlla a Swan'. Chafe, iflgh-ftrect. Edluburik• _ _ Witstaka to the above cure:—!ohoThaaapfoo, No. j. Nee Peultrpinarke, John M• haat Old Airemby clok, Edinburgh. Prepared and fold by the role Proprietnr, THOMAS TAY.. LOP, htanbcr of the Royal College of Surgeons, - Hodge No. p. New Bridge- tur fy London ; where, fideiee of more thin thirty-fix ya ft rn; in a pre milleda the cure of Venaid Complaint% met the Parts of Caleratloo.with titat.invtol.ole of his Prolellion Should awns obferve in ft hintklf, the advice and afilftageo be gratuitt perfons b.-king this Medicine, will be (*cane,. Public:. as au advantage feldont attainablc,andvoid Alia fold, by his ap - pulatment, for the 006YOUOCIICI Ing at a dittanee, at the Perfumer's. No. 35, St. / Pall-Mall; he Toy-fhop, No. tot, OxfordArect - -• rataides. No. 7, Fllb ttrect-bill : Mr. Steel, boot on-row, Little Tow ; Mr. Batter's, barb; Mr. CallareWii, Dublin tad by one liderable turn) bit Great Britaia arid Irelaod, 94. mit. fookd up, with full and pia* diredtiocia, kola of tltbar ka asp cure thostielves with and Catoty. N. B. leery Boa fold la Gmt Britida Stamp, on by favour of the Couswilboncre, the Stamp-CA(6—T. Tyler, N 0.9, New P "' tate which is k:ony, mai all others are cseat• LOi4CON: 'Printed and pnbillinal by LIM nelpuerthase, I .rinht - th.) at the Shalt O►i Ittc4t. Minted alb at the it Al Orlin, rocs, at his bloske after a comatose re- idUce pardcalady di- td iacidontal to c fearcc) which Mcif Cub cafc• be flatters toufly adastaiAars ford, by a dikersciag 'void of all ambiguity. vcoicacc cremate lic- k', St. Alban's-Army kftrect ; Mr. Mho- oolfrifer, Ns co Col- South-OWe. &Ma- w:eon is every ors. it bons of wily as. rdtbacia, whereby pap k cafe, (peed. facrocy, is Isla ogr with • M primed. a P 44.4rest..ito *crick L KENT. (of Caw 114. I. Carey- a, Tomb las.