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_SIR. EKSKINE. The following Letter as to honourable to the feel ings as well as abilities of the ditlinguilhed Author, that we think it our duty to precast it to our Readers, tin, though it is addreffed to a particular Corps, it contains tentiments and obfervations that are appli cable to the whole of the Volunteer Service. TO Till SIIMIIIII OF TM! LAW ASSOCIATION. 44 Gentlemen—When the return of bufinefs oblig. ed me to withdraw myfelf for a Short feafon, from that daily attendance which I had regularly given from the first cflablithment of the Corps, I was anti. ouz to alTure you that I fhonld loon rcfurne it with increafed zeal and attention. The order, however, of the Both of Oftober, was fnfficient to thew that I had tax forgotten the application of the fame cir ' cumllances to others as well as to rryfelf, by its con fining, for the prefent, the General Mailers and 1 , -r.-es of the whole Battalion to two days in the week. - It should undoubtedly be an objea with every Volunteer ellabliflupent to reconcile, as much as pof fible, its pledge to The public with the duties and oc -1 cupations of common life ; an enemy would carry ' 1 his point to a certain extent, if he could dillurb a people which he knows he cannot conquer ; but it appears to me, that even in that fecondary object, the enemies of Great Britain may be equally difap pointed ; becaufe Volunteer ellabliflunents almoß to any extent, (even though compofed of men of bull ! nets as we are) may be created and retained in an 'ireful Rate of difcipline, without any filch pram or [ inconvenience, if a well regulated fyftem is adopted, and firmly perfevered in. 4 , The inaruilion of a Soldier may be divided into two parts. That which he may be feparately in- Strutted in, and that which can only be perforated in combination with others. 44 As to the &ft, a Recruit may be taught in a very Short time indeed, and at his own convenience, by proper perfons provided by the Alfociation, the complete ufe of arms, and all the pollutes and mo tinns of a Soldier; and afterwards by uniting with others in fmall numbers, may in the fame manner be very loon prepared to join in the evolutions of a Battalion. This laft attendance is by far the moll important, becanfe in Affociations of Volunteers it i comprehends the inftruaion of the Officer as well as P of the Soldier. - - - y " The inftrutftion of Officers may at firft view appear offenfive in an Addrth to a Military Corps ; but it is what I am molt anxious that every Gem 1 tleman mould particularly attend to, and which I confider to be equally applicable to myfelf. U In Regular Regiments every Officer mull be prefumed to be fitted for the Ration to which he has fucceeded by regular gradations of ferrite, and he ought to be rem.med if he is not. But when a whole Nation rifts up ipontaneoully in arms at the call of a fudden emergency. (itch a date of knowledge is not to be upated ; the Officers are generally ekdted for qualifications collateral to military capacity or experience, from their Rations in facial, and from the teems in which they are held by thole whom they are to command. But this, though a delta in the infancy of fuck Military Affnciations, ought to be but a Anrt one. No man fhoold accept fuels 11. nations from the love of dieinftion. hot as an anxi ous true for which he ought moll carnally to qualify bimfelf ; beau& upon the &ill and knowledge of the Officers in their different departments, the regulari ty of the whole body is 'mainly dependent, and eon fequendy its direttion and firmnefs in the day *f danger. For this moll ufeful purpofe you &cared to yourfaves in the beginning, an ineltimable advan • tage in the jadiciouseboice of the otberField Officer, qualified by his long experience, to give yon the mak accompliesed afillanee, and emitted, in all other re .. (pees, to oar confidence and teem. I mentioned to the Battalion. when under arms, on Sunday lan, that befides the daily drills which remain as already eftablifhed, he required two companies to affenible feparately in rotation, on Mondays, Wednefdays, and Thorfdays, at half part eight in the morning, that both the Officers and the Privates might be re gularly inftruaed in their duties, with greater fa cility than can be accomplithed when the whole Bat talion is ambled ; a fyftem which, if regularly pug. Ines!, for a few weeks together, cannot fail to place us in a fi tuatioo of honoorablediftinaion. I entreat, therefore, the larva poffible attendance upon theft occafinns, as well as upon the general days of mac ter and eremite, by which we (ball procure more cafe to ourfelves hereafter, continently with the duties we have engaged in; beCaufe, when we are once perfea ly snarlers of them, they will become pleafant in the exercife, and can never be forgotten. " Gentlemen, upon the principles I have thus ad rented to, and with the advantages which we pares, I cannot help expeiting an immediate and refpedable inmate to our efficient ftrength. The dignitaries of the Law are of cootie excluded, whilft they fern us by the influence of their cm.ntenance and regard : Age and Infirmities are to be refjpeded ; but fubjed to thefe confiderations, viewed without an unwonby jealritify, and referred to the fafe forum of every man's own jolt and manly fenfe of his particular fituation, I looked forward with confidence to an et Wive Battalion of at leaft five hundred men. This expeitation cannot however be realized without a contiderably greater number who may be fairly con. fidered as efficient Members, because allowing for occafinnal difabilities and all accidents, I With to be fn.:de fore of feting that foil number of dilkiplined Soldiers at the firftheat of the dorm, &mild our far. vices be called for to repel an invafinn of our Country. I therefore requelt that every Member of the Corps will make his return to the Adjutant at his earlieft convenience, whether he is to be confidered as effec tive. by which 1 do not mean an abfolute pledge to that regularity of attendance is all cafes fo extremely defirable ; but to fuels a regularity as his particular situation may admit of, and at all events, to fuch a (late of preparation as may enable him to join the Battalion Ihould it be carnal out into aline as an stk. ful effic;ent Soldier. “ The remaining part of our numbers will never tsl:ltf. he molt ufeful to us in many important re fix is ; and I entertain fo hi6h a fenfe of the Chem t.l and Hon.ur of every Member of the Affociation, ~,,t ; I t o r. not required reiliallit LU ac.:orripany the I a. rut of the non-eCetive... L 61 Gentlemen, wLat I have thin earned!? seed ..oft t 1... C. rm. i am oreoarerl to returnibetDX firm ly refoh•ed by fludy and attention to endeavour to junif* the choice which your partiality for me has occafinned. " I have it in command from his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wat.st. to communicate to you his gracious intention to prefect us with our Colours— His Royal Highnefs cleared me to add that our if. ftdion and duty to the King, which led us to come into his Royal Pretence at the Review without them, and without being previoufly infpeeted and reported, had given him the higheft fatisfaCtion. " I have The honour to be, Gentlemen, 4 4 Your moil obliged, " And moa faithful humble fervant, " T. ERSKINII." Lincoln's Inn Fields, N0v.17, 003- From the LONDON GAZETTE, Neventher 24. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICS, NOVEMBIR 24. Royal Cheviot Legion.—Cavalry. Henry CoUingwood, Efq. to be Captain, vice W. Watfon, re- tine& Sandelion Ilderton, Efq. to be Captain. Miles Frederick Watfoo, Gena to be Lieutenant. To be Comets—John Sandetfon, Gent. vice Smith, religued ; Francis Snowball, Gent. vice James, refined; Edward Smith, Gent. Infantry. . _ Enfian Thomas Sanderfon to be Liimenant, vice Embkton, ro- Aped. Cobham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet William Comport to be Lieutenant. William Brown, Gent. to be Carnet. . Halecowen Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Jcifeph Carruthers, Efq. to be Captain; John Ellis Sutton, Gent. to be Lieutenant : Richard Bloaridge, Gent. to be Cornet. Ofwettry Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Robert Cartwright, Gent. to be Surgeon. Rev. Jothua Vmablea to be Chaplain. Percy Tenantry Volunteers.—Cavalry. Ralph Politer, Gent. to be Cornet, Mee Davidfoo, promoted. William Brown, amt. tobe Adjutant. Infantry. Robert Davidfon, Efq. to be Captain, vice Waldie, refigned. Stourbridge Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. George Rufford, Gent. to be Cornet, vice C. Banks, retained. Warwickfltire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Cornet Samuel Marinden to be Lieutenant. Richard Spooner, Gent. to be Cornet. North Aylesford Legion.—Cobham Company. Thomas Bentley, Eft to be Captain • George Gunning, Gent. to be Lieutenant; James Guthrie, Ge nt. to be Enlign ; Rev. robo Stokes to be Chaplain ; Walter Vaughan, M. D. to be Phyracian. Aberdeenlhire Volunteers.—Strathbogy Volunteers. James Gordon, Efq. to be Captain • William Pamtm, Gent , to be Lieutenant : Alexander Hill, Gent. to be Edge. Huatly Volunteers. George Reynolds, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Will= Allan, Gant. to be EaSgo. Drumblade Volunteers. Andrew Paterfon, Efq. to be Captain ; Alexander Patelloi Gent. to be Lieutenant; William M.Donald, Gent. to be Enfign. Monquhitter Volunteers. Archibald Cuntadne. FIT from half-lw7 of the 34th Foot, to be Captain; jaepla Johnftm. Gent. to be Lieutenant! Widists O. to be Zags. Magnin& and lEennay Volunteers. - - - • • - - David itabertfaei. If* to be Captain; bueifL a. atod. Gent. to be Lieutenant; George Wotan, Gent. to be Meldrurn Volunteers. • James Urepubart, Efq. to be MaJor-Carunandant. To be Captains-4k James Garrioch, from balf-pay of the illth loot; John Mutton, James Duncan, &qrs. To be Llemessante—Jana Duncan, Almaaimr Manton, and Max- wider Barnett. Gents, To be Mips-omm Skpbsed, Jam kerma, sod George WU brake. Goats. St F ergus and Lonotfide Volunteers. Ti ms. 101gour.Efq. to be Captain; TM.... Logan, Gest. to be Line sman ; jamas Prefer, Gent. to be E Crimond and Lounma;Volunteers. nos Laing, Eft to be Captain ; James Scott, Get. to be Lien emu ; jobs Geddes, Oen t. to be EoSp. Fratirrburigh Volunteers. William Heiman, litg. to be 16 • Willisen Jansefes. Gent to be Fist. Lieutenant ; John Aiessotitr, Gent. to be &mod Lieu tenant ; Geo. Mdse. Gent to be becoml Lieutenant, vice W. Cooper, rained. Rofehearty Volunteers. - - • - - - - - William Mos. EA. to be daptalo ; lobo Cowie, Gent. to be Lleutalast ; James Milos, Gent. to be Enka. Foreran Volunteers. George Tborafao, Ef4. to be Capin ; AlexanderTbeenfea, Gem co be Lleotetune ; Alczasoler Honey, Gent. to be liorago. Ellon Volunteers. James Leith Ads, Erg. to be Captain ; James Male, Gam to be Lieutenant; Francs. Mumy. Gent to be Eaten. • Logic Buchan and Slain Volunteers. Jana Warms. EN. to be C aptain. Peterhead Volunteer Battalion. James Hatchifon, Efq. to be Captain ; James Arbuthnot, Jun. GCDt. to be Firft Lieutenant ; Junes Robadon, Gam to be Smood Lieutenant. Aberdour Volunteers. Within Leflie, Efq. to be Captain. William Lae, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Strichen Volunteers. Andrew Aoderfoo . . E• to be Caftan Pee porde', Gag- to be Lieutenant ; Alezanda. Gavin, Gent. to be Eofigu. Rethen Volunteers. Alexander Honderfon. Efq. to be Captain ; Robert Smith, Gent. to be Lieutenant; William Mackay, Gent. to be Enfign. Peterhead Volunteers. William Stott. Joe. Efq. to be Oyu • Enka jams Brown, of the is Mirth Pcoeibles, to be Lleatcnaot I James Cordon. Osot. to Le Urea.. LngThe Durno Volunteers. Rebut Harvey, Efq. to be Captain ; jeans lkown, Gent. to be Lbeotersent Alexander Illcu, Gent. to be EnAgn. Kintore and Inverury Volunteers. _ _ jacemenin Lostaftba, Efq. to be Captain ; William Macrae, Gent. to be Liseomnant ; Geary c Mackie., Gent. to be Udny Volunteers. jam Man, Eh. to be Captain ; Robe, t Temple, Gcnt. to be Lieu tenant ; Thome Davidfon, Gent. to be Casa. Cruden Volunteers. George Gordon, Efq to be Captain ; Peter Murray, Gent. to be Liontenuat ; Robertiobaha, Gent to bc Labs& Tines Volunteers. Janus Hay, Gent to be lizotataat ; Job', Hay, Gent to be En%n. Mechlin Volunteers. L. Grant. Bk. to bc Captain ; Robot Moir, Gent. to be Lieute nant; James Poi/. Gent. to be Entign. Bellhelvie Volunteers. John Scott, Efq. babe Captain ; John Lumfden. Cent to be Lien tenant; WitWamStephen, km. Ocnt. to be Enlign. Dyee, Neu machsr. and Fintray Volunteers. - - - - - - - Jobs Taal. Etq to be Captain; John Melvin, Gent. to be Lieu tenant; joint Skene, O. to be Enke. The Gilcondion Pikemen Volunteers. James Chataters„ Eq. to be Captain-Ccanntandant I William Pa wing, Eft} to be Casale; John Rae, and Inks Cadenhead, jun. dente. to be Lkotawnts Andrew Milne,and Jobe Cowie, Oaks. to be &atm Aberdeen Volunteers. Thomas t = a4. l,fq. Li to be lieetenam-Catonet-Cnotroandaot; if} to be eutessot-Cokool ; jobs thugwall. g s to to Mahar. l'a Cc Captain.--diereader Drawer, Charles Parrharron, Cavil Madam. Chubs Glorsleo, A 'ozander More, Alerssofitr Crone. Me. John awes. and Aleapiolor Perie. Elva To be Lisaidliddh-Jobs Pawl Ocurgc H. '4l PA. Rcbcri Tower, Janie, Young, jun. William Gibbon, jun. John roung, Francis Gordon, anal Di.ncan Davidfon, Gents. To be Eafigns--Alesar.dcr Low. Robert Morice, David Ding- wall, James Hardie, Janes Littlej..lm, William Carstegis, Re ben Abercromby, and Junes Young, (1..-nts., To be Chaplain—Rev. James tillerrib, I). D. To be Surgeon—Hugh l'!,l•Phrrfon. M. D. To be Q2artcr-Mager—James Hardie, Cant. Brechin Volunteers. Captain David Ogilvy to he Major, vice Smith; Lieutenant David Dakers to he Captain, vice Ogilvy ; Enign John Ogilvy, to be Lieutenant, vice Dakar; Jame Molifon, Gent. to be EuGgn, vice Ogilvy. Bath Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant H. P. Ritllletb to be Captain, vice Lord Strangford, reaped. Chirk Hundred Volunteers. Hencage Hodley, Efq. to be Major. Edward Roberts, Elq. to be Captain. Droitwich Volunteer Aircciatinn. Lieutenant Corriniby Norbury to be Captain ; knlign Robert Pentice to be Lieutenant ; Sawtell, abet William Rube fon, Gents. to be Enfigna. Daffus Volunteers. Sir Archibald Dunbar to be Captain ; Donald Smith, Gent. to be Licutuant ; and George Watfon, Gent. to be Lillian. Erefharn Volunteers. Jeffry Anshan, Efq. to be Major-Commandant. ro he Capains--George Day, Efq Lieutenant William Law Phelps, vice Holland, raped; and Lieutenant Daniel Edge, vice Minor, redgned. To be Lieutenants—Enflgn Benjamin Murrell, vice Phelps; fign Robert Preesly, vice S. W. Suffield, reigned; and Enfign John AU, vice Edge. To be Enfigns—George Whatley Smith, Gent. vice Murrell; John Clarke, Gent. vice Weedy ; and John Adhon, Gent. vice Agg. To be Chaplain—Revereod Henry Cooper. To be Adjutat—Jeremiatt Martin, Gent. To be Carter-roafter--William Witham., Gent. Ifdulas Volunteers. John Forbes, Eh. to be Major. To be Captains—John Holland, John Wynne, John Chambers Jones, Rickard Jooes,George Browne, and Wm. Edwards, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants--John Oldfield, William Lloyd Doulben, Da vid Hughes, Thomas Ellis, Thomas Henry Browne, and Peter Goodwin, Gent.. To be Enfigns--Robert Jones, Edward Oldfield, Thomas Dale, Liana Lloyd Williams , Hugh R obert s , and Wm. Roberts,Gents. To be Claplain—Rev. Maurice Hughes. South Kent Volunteers. George Price, Efq. to be Captain. • Kidderminfler Volunteers. Jacob Turner, Efq. to be Major Commandant. Kinrofs Volunteers. William Adam, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. To be Captains—John Young, Charles Stair, Efqrs. A. Ruther ford, M. V. and John Shekon, Efqrs. To be Lieutimants--Willthin Sinsfon, and James Wood, Gents. Knock4ndo Volunteers. Grant, jun. Erg. to be Captain; John Grant, Gent. to be lieutenant; and William Grant, Gent. to be Enka. 3d Regiment of North Lincolnlhire Legion. Captain William Richardron to be Major, vice MaraA raved. Lieutenant Thomas Maris to be Captain, vice Richardron. Infign John Roadley to be Lieutenant, vice Marries John Richardfon_, Gan. to be Ruhr, vice Roadley. IR Linlithgow Volunteer Infantry. Second Ilenten.un Alexander Cumming to be raft Lieutenant, vice Addifon, appointed to the a6tb Foot. 'Thomas Thomfon, Gan. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Cumming. Linlithgow Volunteer lniAntry. Andrew Giffin, Efq. late of the ad, or Royal North Brit& Dra goons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. David Falconer, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains---- Shilbn law,Efq. Captain William Sbairpe, cm half-pay ; and James John Caddell, Efq. Literpool Volunteers. George Littledale, Gent to be Enligo,vite David meoe,nitinee. ad Regiment of Mid Lothian Volunteer Infantry. William kart of Ancrun to be Colonel. Eaffern Battalion. Honsonble Francis Gray to be Lime:sent-Cobs& Lord Ylkount Downe to be Major. To be Captains—Robert Dundas, antes Hay, Alexander Scott, David Wight, Forties Alexander Cowan, Elva. To be Adjutant-11os. Karats. Gent. Weftern- Battalion. Archibald Csrapbeg, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colood ; Patrick Wallutr,afq. to be Major. To be °gallop—Jobb Archibaki Murray, Wdliana Cunningham, Thomas Climb Henry Cockburn, Ale:wider Swinton, George Reid, /Jim Maid hue Volunteers. Lieutenant WaUant Scudamore to be Captain-Licutenant. LA Mendip Legion. Thetas Sbc/brad, Efq. to be Lieutenant-ColoneL To be 'tenant John Inman, vice T. Warren, re lived; IJeuteeant Benjamin lures, John Kellar, Efq. To be LJaatessance—Sarouel Works, James Vowles, Gana Engin lob lu s iers i Tripp. vice J. Wan, refigned; Henry Collins, Gent. vice ; Eakin William Yowl, vice lonian. To be krill/a—Edward Bennett, Gent. vice W. Weeks; William Babe, Gent. vice Young ; Thomas Hammen*, Gent. vice Tripp ; Wililat Wollan, John Hinnans, Benjamin Bennett,Gents. To be Adjutant—John gobertfon , Gat. Montgomery (h ire Legion. Jain Price, EN. to be tain of Cavalry; John Davies, Elif to be Captain at Infantry. Nairn Volunteers. Licutenant-Colonel Lodookk Grant ts be Liattenent-Colonel Commandant ; Jelin Shaw, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Mackintoik, not Joined. North Shields and Tynemouth Volunteer Infantry. George Hum% and John Faiwick, Gente. to be Lieutenants. Te be Enfigne—Arthur Deakin, Aicsander Outlaw, %Maas Wardle, George laddk, Gents. Rodnei Stoke Company. Thomas S.ar,'Efq. to be Captain ; John Chapman, Gent. to be Lieutenant; George Chapman, Gat. to be Enka. Shrevatiry Volunteers. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Charles Oakeley, Bart to be Lieutenant- Colonel-Commandant . Major-Gawral Leighton, reigned; Thomas Pa:Mates, PA. to be Llostenaut-Colonel, vim Sir Charles Oakeki. Shrop %ire Volunteers. To be Captains.—Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew Corbet, Captain Lieutenant Robert Clark, Henry Homage, Samuel Rickard Alleyne, Hugh Owen, Erin. Lieutenant Lon gneville Joao, vim R. Lloyd. decoded. To be Licuteuants--Chriftopher Scott, Edward Kynaftoo, Tho mas Maddox, Charles Rage, Gents. Enlist* Peter Pritchard, and Richard Crovoo, Lewis Coshe, Rickard Spendilowe, James Parry, Gaits. Easy, James Kent, John Griffith, John Jones, Gent,.. Enfigne Thomas Orwell, and John Canton, William Poole, Kasen Price, John Brasier, &Theo Miffs'', Edward Stokes, Gans. Eska John liellyfe„ vice P. Grant, rcusurd ; John Prim, amt. vice P. Pretty, reigned; Jahn Mutton, Geist. vice C. Matron, rained; Roger Shdams, GUM vice E.Aeton, refined ; Lewis Evans, Gent. vice T. L. Josses. To be Enfigns—Willlana Jukfon, Jelin Kynaften, John William, Edward Soutan, George Jebb, John Irekuld,Gents. kip Pal lowes, Gent. vice T. NOW 131111111; reigned; Robert tararJa, Gust. vim Ofwall; Andrew Outlaw, Gent vice Caureton 1 Sa muel Drab, Gent. vice Crepes; John Hlsoldersan, Gast. vim Davies, reigned; George Walmelity, Gent. vice Pritchard; John Crown, Gent. vice Kau; Thomas Alder*, Gate. vies BellTre• To be Adjsr ant—Samuel Moore Lawresee,Gam Somerton Di 1441 Volunteer Infantry. Jobo Frederick Pinney, to be Lieutenant-Colonel . Cornea's dant. To be Caps:aim—Aar= Moody. Wlllion Pyne. Prefer Pinney, Bland Weill, Jobe Reynolds, Jakob Deribery, Etre. To be Lieatenentotepli Beni, Juan Mons, Robert WOLIN Cliarka Ptu, wiFliaat Cornidi Bernard, and antics Demme,. Geste. To bc Eokno—Wllliars Frieda Nertnel, William Barrett, Jobe 'tucker, Was. Parker, Ohs Starkey, ankJubo Kieskr, Gael& Taunton Rifle Company. Rick/race Horrific, Fie. re be Captain. 11.64 Bekaa*, tit= te be tirn Lkastaant. Tunbrhlge Wells Voluntezre. Charles Cumberland. Elq. to be Cay.talu, •ice Ktie.t, refined. Wa'del-thaw Volunteers. lobo White, Efq. to be Captain, vire Snowden, refurted ; Joint Kelley. Efq. to be ditto ; Enlign Thomas Minter Tomlin to he 'Alamein ; John Dadds, Gent. to he Ditto, vie.: Soil y. To be Snlens—llinmas Sok. Gees. oretrge Wri‘ht Grlvrnor, Ger.t. vice Tomlin, Rotert Wood, slid lienfsniiti Rosie, Gentb. South Worcetter Volunteers. Lieutenant Color.rl Thom, Blood , o l+e Colonel ; Captain Wil liam Beauchamp l.ygan to be LLutmant Colonel ; Capt.iu William Oirw.,nd °nos to be htlior ; John (21.1-ke to be I.ieurei ant, %ice LtiTingham, ; John Winnd, Gat. tbe Lieutemant, Tice Cliffe, t c i t.e 1; l:Triaor IA ot. to be Enflisu, vice Parke ; rn,w, Gent. to brt Enfign. vice Johncon, refigned ; Captain Robert LiaTifun tit be Adjutant. Loyal Worcefler Volunteers. Ferdinand° Emith,?.lq. tobe Lkutenant Colonel.. Bromigrove Ilanglion of Worcetter Volunteers. William VIM rs, Efq to be Lieutenant Colouel Comm.unlAt.t. Efq. to be Litutenant John Collett. to he Major To be Clptsinv—WlllLlnt 1.. It Wren, J4l 1.0-a., Wajter Brook* Robert Andrews, and John Mence. jun. To be Lieutenants--Gregory Hick ..Gett*. livad, Genf* vice J. Crane, raped; pan Htilyttake, Toxin.,. qip'.ett, and Henry Kendrick, bents. To be Enfignv—William Andy:ton, Thomas Dun P.l,Frencis Barr nail, Thuntas Horton, and John Mucklow, emu. CMOs A *4 DU M. The following appointments, as Rated hi the Gazette of 27th September, are not to take place. North Shields and Tynemouth Volunteer Infantry. To be Captains—George Correll, an/ John Fe^w;,:k, Heirs. To be Lieutenants—Arthur Malkin, Almada Crigtuon, Wm. Wardle, and George Liddell, Gents. To be EnGes—JohnHutebinfon,William Barnes, Johnill:Rsarn{, Ralph Ogilvie, and Thomas Appleby, Gerrs. ERRATUM i n Gazette of the t 7th ina. z a Battalion of Herefordihire Volunteer Infaintry. For Reverend John Wall to be SErgre., Read Revtrend Joan Wall to be CheAtior. BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. Anth. M.Cay, and Hamilton NPeay, of Woodville, county Down, cotton and muffin manufadlurcrv, to (urns:Wee on the 29th and soth days of Nov.and 31R of Die. James Kelly Kelly, of Church-Rreet, Dublin line-draper, to fur. render on t►e aiR and 2241 Nor. and 2:d Dec. Patten Smith and Ralph Smith, of Agars county Tipperary, M. Wen. to furreader on the 21ft and 22d Nov. 2nd asd Dec. Martin Walib, and John Bardley, of Great Britain•Rreet, china and delft merchants, to furrender on the 24th and 28th Nur. and 24th Dee. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. ro D , Nov. t 9.—On Tuefday Dr.Ridd, of Chrilt Church, was unanimoutly chorea Profeffor of Chemiftry ; and on Thurflay, Dr. Bourne, of Woreacr College was eleded Profdfor of the Pradtiee at Phylc, in this Univerity. Both thefe Profefforthips were endowed by the late Dr. Aldrich, of Ceche:de. in Notting hamthire. The candidates for the tatter were Dr. Bourne, of Wor e:eller College, and Dr. I,Villiasns. of Corpus Chrlite College. The numbers for Dr. Bourne wcre, - 3 al for Dr. Williams - - 231 Wednefday the Rev. Jas. Ingram, M.A. and Fellow of Trinity College, was unanimously elcded Reader in the Anglo-Sazon Lao. lfe - - - _ finiriday the Rev. Triens7 Draper, of St. Edmund Haft, and John Cofby Cockte, of Magd den College, Maniere of Ar.i, were admitted Bachelors in Divinity. The Rev. Capd Whitmore linalk field, of pins College, and Mr. Edward Comhe, riChrift Cluardy Bachelors of Arts, were admitted Mafters of Arts. Yefterday Mr. Jame. Bofweft, Bachelor of Arts, of Brame, College, was eleded Scholar, on Mr. Viner's foundation, in Com ma Law. The Rcr. Edward Parkinfon, B. 1). Fellow of Lineoln is prefentea, by that Seeley, to the Redoey of Great Lees, in the county of Ere:. On Thorfday fennight the Rev. S. Picart, A. M. of Brafenok College was appointed, by the Rev. the D-an and Chapter of He reford, ' Senior Maftcr of the School in 1 'creford; and the Re% Mr. Garbett, Junior, Mager of the fame DIED, Dr. Peter MTagivt, at Buekingttain, in St. Thomas in the Eat.„ Jansalea, co the s7th of Await Lit. NAVIGABLE BANAL PROPERTY. and GLOBE ASSLI• RANCE SHARES—MONTHLY SALE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. SCOIT, On Friday, December s, at twelve o'Clock, at Garrawafs, Change-alley, London, THE Coventry Canal—Three Shares in this ells. blithed Concern : the lift yearly dividend WIS 71 per Share; espeded to increafe. The Grand Jundlioo Canal—Shares and Half Shires. The Shropkiire Canal—Ten hkares: the lal pear's divided was I. tos.; will certainly inereare. The Monsiouthibire Canal—Tea Shares : the lift dividend voIP 71. per Share. Alto Shares In the Kennet and Avnn, and Ellefmere Navigation. The Globe Affurance—too:'.Sublaription—joi. per Cent.psid s bearings per Cent. intereft ; the prodta arc not hallos* Particulars at the Hen and Chickens, Birmingham ; .t Hatchet's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at clarrawars; and of Mr. Scott, L odssee lang. London, who is conunillioned to deport of Shares in various Na. visa-ions, Docks, ED.ates. Sce. by Private Contra& WHEN Profeflional Mau of education and e• fpoullbEity deviate from the general (yarn by the freaks of a peculiar Branch, the fandlea of long continued free& le the heft criterion of fuperiority. Ten have I devoted my p.. lee to the eichifivetrelliallent of THREE DISORDERS, and the fecersfal trait of any plan gives me additional ardour to oppre as far au I am able the ra vages of the& complaints which are the raft important In the taw torn of human Infirmities. After laidatim into every branch r an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an eu rt pared of Pradicr to rdcne Wield's/4 from the ignorance of tred Men, or the equally dangerous predintrey of general Ploaftiocer. The THREE DISORDERS.to the cure of which I have devoted my attention, comprise every fpecier of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or long deratiou..—sdl , All kind, of DEBILITY, whether erifing from the habits of if 0. wr the indulgence of mature age, end Wily tie: deranganent if the fylsatfaWomenwhidrbcalledßAßit N NEW or s rERILITY. Numerous difcres ere the Walt of tgoaseer or hale lo the treatment of a funpk Gosscorbca, and it cot unfnleardy herrn that the fceds of Life arc podoned by tt.e indifortion of an unguard ed hour. By a foperier method filch compinints arc early crud. and even where others have failed, I crud that 1 may prelims to oder a radical rc ellatrUftiment. _ — Few, however. arc the eafes of clesspgcated Nitres V the de orda, csarpsre4 with the calamitous litiliti•MA of Men. who from Indulgence Ina :iOLITARY VICE. ot the prerai ast Oaktim a fathionabk Lik, acquire that date of Debdiry which Is the unavoidable confequenet of loch Ferric-isms habits. Where the w.harpy (offerer brood. orcr his mfery, but care's', canoes his misfortune, it may be favor snofollati on for him to. knew. that although It be se *b)ed of doubt or tmerrainty wide olser fralitioacrs, the removal M qtere DEFICIPACIIN by the gradual pragrefs of moovatioo is the acquit...smut of mym:perietont If the rites of Bacelras or Villas hair( razor lo reduca rowdy 5l gout, much ..merry will be prevented by an c..riv counteraction of this languid gate, and in the cafes no great ...du sides o otter. But whets this clefichney has far year" Wad, a proper Pak freeman la ioditynditly reguilite to revive the Cumbering fret* of Life, and to re-animate the Corailtotion MARRIED WOMEN, who have hung been difeppolnted their espettatloa oo a Family, may he agar* that is wag M ilanese futh deka" sre amble by Medical Still. The SECRECY which i. h (Bestial to my endertabfag• and de Qualifications which I have gperaffamed to gste, form the Begs of ry pretenßoos, and in ooieeidmce 'rids (brit sbh Intimation le given, that Mr. BRAE may be speolultai perfonaly (or try Immo locker; a ftran note) at his honk, No. ay, Arunid-ilrevt, Bused. war T....-nrie-Bor I‘...ere le an Whim'sl entrance hl Wster-g reit otoliany, log the aunt la to both it. doom.. M. BIM. Member of "he Royal Calker of Sortours rOND0111: Nadi sod pubtated i siT ro' Cr • scronorrplare, Lanlodb) at Mc SraaOr I: C I :.:•tbr afeti • MOM Asa die ST*/ /ICI e tEar pia ~ i i it. T