Star. — London, England, 1803-06-08 00:00:00

o f) a , ~ , C.7.11.E7TL, gum 7, 'Sc . 3. 7 , 11 I ?TAW,' I'e:OMOTIONS. JUNE 7, IPc.3. cors to be C 4; - % l'r , sops in the undermen tioned Regiments, viz. nt,nt oi . Lieutenant I.hrt c; C joil/Olati Watloll, tr, to half-pay the Re _ .in I itutenant Jeremiah Dichfon ; Captain Sir • m B.rt hJt pay of thr Rtf iment. ,--t 1 irt.tclant t,e.•-ev Holmes; Captain Egerton fr• hilt-pay oldie Pe;.-..0.nt .io-Lieutenmt.\% :Wain Ogilcir; Captain George tr •ril !).11:-0 iv of the 'ate _ad Light Drago.rms. t I , ..,tc—Laptain-Lieutenant DatlkiSceplitu.; Cap: lin William in, fr,.m halt-pav of the Reglllrilt: !Wain - I , euten3 t • Fhornis Lewis Higgins; Captain P. Putral, from half-pay cf . the Regiment. Thomas Younghufband; Captain .krie,t &earned, from h,lf-pay of the Regiment. '.it Regiment of Dragoons—Captain Lieutenant Frederick Edward ;I'iuri ; Lapt. Charles Purvis, fromhalf-pay of the Regiment. !..iDitto—Captain-Lieutenantyohert Cheney ; Captain Janice . l' Loh:, from half pay Mille Regiment. 3:: Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Richard Henry Talton; Captain and Adjutant William Legh Clums, from half-pay of the Re- , rimcnt. 4th Duto--Captainpeutenant Hugh Patrickfon; Captain John . • George Dall;iae. frrm half-pay ntthe Regiment. 6th Ditto.--Captaittilicutenatit Robert Allen; Captain J. Macy :Stack poole, from half-pay of the Regiment. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons--Captain.Lieutenant Robert Champion ; Captain the Hon. Berkeley Paget, from half-pay of the Regiment. Sth Uitto--Laptain-Lieutenant Peter Abereromby ; Captain Chi. I,.wt 11, I rran hilf.p..y of the late York Hutfars. jth Dir o—C,pt-in-Licuter.ant Alfrel Franck ArrMtrong ; Capt. rt Enno, front half-pay of the Regimtnt. t: t!+ Co-Lieutenant Lord Charles S. Minuets; Capt. r.ben, from half-pay of the I itc Yolk Huflars. 1.4 Ditto.-.Captain-Lientenant A. Money; Captain Richard Dig- __ _ ~.:. . ~, ...,r,...,ri ...n l ay u: the Regiment. - - 12th Di ' to—CAut, iv- Lienter ant WilEam Whaler; Captain Afar . ir..t duke ltamer. from half-pay of the Regiment. y 31A Di:to—Captain-Lieutenant John Henry Elrington; Captain t..e..rge Lawrence. from half-pay of the Regiment. lath Lit i o —C.ptain-Lieutestant Edward Vincent Eyre; Captain FreL'...rick Villehois. from half-pay of the Regiment. l a th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Lynch Cotton; Captain Henry Outlet. !...1w.n.1 Vernon Graham, front half pay of the seth Light Dragi.ons. 16th Ditto—Captain-lieutenant Chriitopher Myers ; Captain Henry itewart. from half-pay of the Regiment. 11th Dino--Captain Lieutenant Edward Wilfon; Captain John Dani-1, fr..m hail pay of the Regiment. 38th Ditto--t'aptain Lieutenant Charles ones. . 19th Data—Captain-Lieutenant George J ohn Sale; Captain Hugh Henry. front half-pay of the late 24th ight Dragoons. Beth Ditto—Captain.Ljeutenant the Honourable Henry Murray. gilt Liao .Captain-Lieutenant C. Lane Murphy; Captain Hugh ! Brady, front half-pay of the Regiment. 22d Ditto--Captain-Lieutenant Henry Broome. 23d Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Henry King; Captain Thomas Phipps Howard, from half-pay of the late York Haus. .Officers to be Captains of Companies in the tinder- Mentioned Regiments, viz. Ift Battalion of the zit Regiment of Foot—Captain-Licatenant John Parfonage; Captain Jonathan Yates, from half-pay of the I 38th Foot. Ad Battalion of Ditto—Captain James Sahara, from half-pay et the late 7th Welt India Regiment. ; ad Ragimant of Dim —Captain-Lieutenant George Augnltus Henderfon; Captain Thomas Writ, from half-pay of the Rep giment. - 3d Ditto--Captidn-Lieutenant John Gardiner. adiDitto—Captain-Lieutenant John Piptr ; Captain Henry Hollis Br: diced, front half-pay of the Region:at. sth Ditto—Captain-Lientenant --Tea; Captain Jacob Toofon, from half-mty of the Regiment. 6th Ditto--Captain-Lietitenant Hugh Maurice Scott ; Captain James N. Malliard. from half-pay of the 16th Foot. yth Ditto--Captain-Lientannt Robert Burma; Captain David Williams, front half-pay of the 29th Foot. Ith Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant James Ogilvie; Captain Francis listterfby, from half-pay of the Regiment. 9th Dittn--Captain-Lieutenant Peter Warren Lambert; Captain David Betio% from half-pay of the Regiment. tett , Ditto—Captain• Lieutenant Robert Macgregor; Captain Adam Tate Gibbons, from half-pay of the Regiment. itli "^o--Captain-Lieutenant Colquitoun Grant; Captain Clerk Caldwell, from half pay of the 35th Foot. 21th Litto—Captain Lieutenant William Henry Forfteni; Cap tain Wiliam Gainfort, from half-pay of the sth Foot. 13th Ditto--Captain-Lieutenant John Staunton; Captain Charles Macleod. from the 3cl Weft India Regiment. 14th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant William Shea; Captain James Francis Coftello• from half-pay of the Regiment. 15th Ditto—Captain-Licotemuit John R. MeadowsiCaptain James 'Tyrrell, tram half pay of the sth Foot. 264 Ditto--Captain-Lieutemant William Leak; Captain W Watt I:am:deur, from half-pay of the Reglninst._ 27th dittn—Captaio- Lieutenant George William Hawkins; Cap min Garret Fitzlininions, from half-pay of the Res/uncut. 18 auto--Captain-Litaitenant James Graham; Captain William Sorell, from half-pay of the 4th Foot. 27th Dittn--Captatn,Lientenant John Lawrence ; Captain Thai mat Angußus Dim. from half-payof the atk Foot. loth Ditto--Cmitain-Lnutertant Alexander Rote; Capiain Ar• thus Lloyd. from half-pay of the Regiment. stet Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Alexander James Rots; Captain William Henry Horiburgh, from half-pay of the Reglnaeot. sad Ditto—Captaio-ileutenant William Shaw; Captain James Cullen, from half-pay of the 3nl Font. 133 Ditto--Captain-Linstenant Francis Needham Orley; Captain Chaim Sutton, fmm half-pay of the 3d Foot Guards. 24th Ditto--Captain-Licutenant Thomas Watkins Forger; Cap tain Andrew Forger, from half-pay of the Regiment. 15th Dltto--Captain-Lientetunt Alexander Wolff Maedeonell; Captain John Matey, from half-pay of the 5 Stith Ditto--Captain-Lleutenant Patrick Nugen Sam ; Captain Hogging, from half-pay of the Regiment. 17115 Ditto--Captain•Lleutenaut Thomas Lynch; &Vain Wf- Colts, from the 7th Royal Gartifon Battalloo. 18th Ditto--Cnptaln-Lieutaiant William Middleton Power ; Cap tain the Honourable Edward Mullein, from half-pay of the Re- gitnent. Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Patrick Henderfon ; Captain David Ximenes, from half-pay of the Regime:nu 3 )th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant George Gray. 3 ail DittoCaptain-Licuttrunt William Suliaan ; Captain Benja min Impey. from half-pay of the Regiment. 3:4 Dittoy—Captain-Lkutimant Robert Come; Captain Charles Hamei, from haltpay of the Regiment. 334 Ditto--Captain•Llestenant Francis Ralph Weft; Captain Richard Euilace, from half Toy of the ;fah Foot. 34th Ditto—.Cap;:an-Lieutenant William Dawfoes ; Captain Ales ander Malrherfon, from half-pay of the aoth Foot. 3atti Ditto—Captain-lieutenant Henry Tarlatan; Captain Ro bert Ofwald, from half-pay of the 9 tit Foot. 35th Ditta—Ca t waind.icutcnant and Adjutant Almada William- Son; Captain-Lieutenant H. C. Johnfon. 37th Iriany—Captain•Licittenant 1 hoMas 1.44414. z Ditto—Captala-Lhiatesant the Honourable J. T. Deana; L lotto Walker, from bal'-pay of the Regiment. a•?o—Captnin-Lirtutcnant Robert Dale; Captain Henry Stattdit, from Isalf-pay of the 17th Foot. 4cth Pinny—Captain-Lieutenant John Gillis ; Captain Henry Cana, from half-pay of the Regiment. 4 tit Diu, r--l'aptaindleomnant Kir hard O'Farrell Friend. a .1 DittoY—Captain-Ikommant Hamilton Rote; Captain James ;runt, half-pay of the aceb Foot. 4 d OttotZaittaitt-Litt4tollllo_l tottpli Carruthers; Captain Chid oldor C. Fatrick:ini, from hait-pay of the aoth Foot. 44 .1 I .ato—Captain-Lieutenint Edward Gregory; Captain Ralph from ball-pay of the amh Foot. 4 . th ;ay —Captain-Lie—tenant Thomas Cnninghame ; Captain l'etG Meagan, (rum half-pay of the Regiment. 46•11 Di. to—Captain-Lieutenant Archibald Douglas; Captain 1,.. all-pay of the Regiment. 6acnant Robert Kelly; Captain Richard 417'h •. _ a Regiment. a. yin,•e, . ► 4.0 Y I. • F R— , ohm CampLell ; Cargo pi p •• . Itft • /41. 0 " • • the Registaag. liar 44 t 'fit Alcansler Clarke ; Captain John half-pay 111 the 14th 5.:.t I, Ditto—Capuiti-lient,mant'llirmas Snowe; CaTtatn Henry J.1111::14Isom half-pa , of t!,‘ s -th Foot. 5 i Ditt.t—f apt..in-Lieutenant Fhoroas Bromley Shaiipe. 5: 0 . Ditto—Captain Lieutenant Hurry Islackmurt ; Captain Lord 1 r'-dcrick Beutiuck, from halt-pay of the tat!: 24th Light DM goons. d D.;to--Captain-Lieutenant Arthur Miller; Lieutenant Da niel Hull, front the 61 ft Foot. 54th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant J.ln Gslpine; Captain Marcus 1.01.115, front half-pay of the Rqtment. 55th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Gouge Exatt ; Captain Samuel Barwell Adams, from half-rx.y of the 54th Foot 56th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Jofeph Hanna; Captain Septi mus Thome, from half-pay of the 46th Foot. 57th Ditto--Captain-Lieutenant Robert Shelton; Captain Au guftus N‘arhurton, from the huh Foot. 58th Ditto—a Captain lieutenant Francis B. Campbell; Captain William Miller Colguboun, from half-pay of the Regiment. 59th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant William Olpherts ; Captain Adamfon William Browne, front half-pay of the Regiment. 60th Ditto- - Captain-Lieutenants James Grant, Ambrofe Hille rick, Daniel Nixon, Charles De Saluberry, Willi.tm Frafer, and Walter Johnfon. 6tft Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Henry Francis Orpen ; Captain Phillip Stopford,- from half-pay of the Regiment. Gad Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Eyre Smith; Captain Samuel Hodges, front half-pay of the Reziment. 63d Ditto—Captain-I-Lute:ant John Charles Boyd; Captain James Blake *Fenn le, front half-pay of the 6t ft Foot. 64th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant John Macdonald; Captain John Duckworth, from half-pay of the 62d Foot. 65th Ditto--Captain-Lieutenant William Ferrier; Captain Wil liam Mallet Datlfey, from half-pay of the Colddreant Guards. 66th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Whitfield; Captain Henry . Sullivan, from half-pay of the 29th Foot. 67th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Alexander Pilfold; Captain Wil liam Hampden, from half-pay of the sth Foot. 68th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant James Winnett; Captain James Stove.rt, from half-pay of the Regiment. 67th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant C. J.Barrow; Captain Alexander Gordon, front half-pay of the 85th Re,gimmt. ;cth Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant W. B. Johnfton; Captain Tho mas Vilna:inky, front half-pay of the 9th Foot. raft Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Arthur Jones; Captain John Pa ley, from half-pay of the Regiment. 7ad Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Thomas White; Captain the Ho nourable Balil Cochrane, from half-pay of the 4th Foot. 73d Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Alexander George Gordon. 74th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Brews Fletcher. 75th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Jonathan Brown; Captain Ro bert Maciachsan, from half-pay of the 9th Foot. 76th Dltto--Captain-Lieutenant William Jones Scott. 77th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant the. Honorable Edward Achcfon. 78th Ditto--Captain-Lieutenant Charles Mackenzie; Captain Martin Lindfay, from half-pay of the 46th Foot. 79th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Donald Cameron; Captain John Dawfoo, from half-pay of the Regiment. 80th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant John Edwards. Sift Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Henry Milling; Captain W. C. Eullace, from half-pay of the Regiment. 81d Ditto--Captain-Licutenant Charles Edward Conyers; Cap tain James Money, from half-pay of the 35th Foot. 83d Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant jactils Brunt. 84th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant TUmaa Stephen Sorrell. 85th Ditto—Captain-Lieutenant Edward kantneifon • Captain Nicholas Alexander Mein, from half-pay of the Regiment. 86th Ditto--Captain-Lientenant William Semple. 87th Dino--Captain-Lieutenant David Cooridonc; Captain No- Nett johnlton, from half-pay of the 46th Foot. 88th Ditto—C,aptaln Lieutenant John Dunne. Captain Robert Barclay Maepherfon, from half pay of the Regiment. 89th Ditto—Captain Lieutenant Hamilton Magrath ; Captain Philip Hay, from half pay of the Regiment. , 90th Ditto—Captain Lieutenant Richard Butler. 9tßDitto—Captain Lieutenant Robert bAtislab ; Captain John Swinton, from the 65th Foot. 92d Ditto—Captain Lieutenant George Davldfon; Captain WU liam Tod, from half pay of the 40th Foot. 93d Ditto—Captain Lieutenant William Frain; Lieutenant the Hon. R.Treneh, from the 6th Foot. 94th Ditto—Captain Lieutenant John Campbell. 95th Dino—Captaln Lieutenant Amos Golfil Noreott. 96th Ditto—Captain Lieutenant Theophilas Dixon; Captain the Hon. Richard King, from half pay of the 17th Foot. Commiffions figned by the Earl of Fife as Lord Lieu. • tenant of the Counties of Banff, Moray, Nairn, and Invernefs. To be Enfigns--Robert Gordan, Gem. Dated Dee. 14, am. John Simplon, Gent. Dated May t 9, ttlet. ommiffions in the Royal Lanealbire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.—;a Battalion. To be Captales--Abraham Lary, Efq. Dated March 8, tBO3. Thomas Gartfide, Efq. Dated April 27, 1803. To be Lieutenant—John !kaftan, Gent. Dated April 11,1103. To be Enka.— John Radford, Gent. Dated as above. David Duxbury, Gent. Dated April 27, 1803. To be Surgeon—Robert Barker, Gent. Dated April is, 1803. 2d Battalion. To be Major—Thomas Allitoo, Efq. Dated March 5, 1803. To be Captains—John Philips, Efq. Dated March as, Ambrofe William Wilfoo, Efq. Dated May it, 18423. Geroge Dalton Slate, Efq. Dated May is, *823. To be Lieutenants—George Burgas, Gent. Dated May it, t tog. Ruben Coleman, Gent. Dated May It, 1803. To be EnfigoTharnas King, Gent. Dated May 1'1,2803. 3d Battalion. To be Captains--Abraham Scott, Efq. Dated April I, tin. Benjamin Bowdon, Efq. Dated April 2, 0103. Thomas Anthony John Barlow, Efq. Dated April 12,1101. John Woods. Efq. Dated May so, 1803. To be Lientenauts--James Wrigley Lewis, Gent. John Thomas Geilbraith,Gent. Dated April 23, 1 803. WitliamAkesfdc,Gent. Dated May la, ago& William Duncan Campbell,Gent, Dated May t 6, 1803. Ballantioe Sewell, Gent. Dated Ma 1 0, 1803. To be Eufir —Henry Stott, Gent. Dated April 1, iron. Commiffions in the Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated May 25, 1803. ill Royal Regment. Enfign Auguitus Todd to be Lieutenant, vice HovAl, appointed Surgeon; Perry, Gent to be Lieutenant, vice H. rtley, reigned ; James Cameron Gait. to be Lieutenant; Thames Morgan, Gent. to be Wigs and Affißant Surgeon ; William Bond, Gent. to be Earls's; Thomas Rice, Gent. to be &thin ; Thomas Hovel!, Gent. to be Snrgion. Comniiffion in the Royal North Linenlnfhire Regi ment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Charks Dixon, Efq. to bc Captain. Dated May 14,1305. Commillions in the Royal South Lineclulh:re Mili tia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Captain—Lharin Affix, Efq. Dated May 2 t,3 soy To be Lieutenants—John Atkins, Gent. Dated Alay 24, 18:t3. Richard 'Wyche, Gent. Dated May 26,1823. Joleph Lambley, Gent. Dated May 27, 1103. To be Enfigns—Thomas Allenhy,Gent. Dated May 25,1803. Henry Williams Wallis. Dated May 26,1803. BAN/CRUPTCIES ENLARGFD. July a 6. John Agnew, of Grofvenor.fipsare,'dicks. banker, and partner with James Str:nge, James Daf!mood, and George Peacock, at ten, at Guikihaa. Augua 6. George Dorfet, John Johnfog, Joha Wi'Union, Wm. &then, and James Won, of New Bond a;cet, hAnker • and copartnm, at len, at lituildbalL July 16. William 1 reetaan, of St. Martin's Stanford Baron, Nor thampton-(hire, grocer and died...monger, at eleven, u the George and Angel fro, Stamford. BANKRUPTS. Cbarlcs Hall, of Ellerton, horfc defiler and chapman, to furrenJer June to, 21, and July tn. at eleven, at the George Inn, York. Attormcs, Mr. Evass,i urmvars-Inn, Landon; or Mr. Kalov*, I'vkl, • -;:nn. Ann Townley, late of Shrprtnun, Middkfes, :eboolrliftuf, , dealer and ahapwo n an, lu ne ta, at nine, Junr a; at •tn, and July tchat ten, at Gull Clifford's-Inn. Juhn LeCs and Samtul Lett, or Itzlitn, Yuri (hire, dealets,ckapmen, And copartner.. it.ty 4, c. e t n, at the Old Cock Inn, Halifax. Alt wow., NletTr.. A.ler !PA ey, turniv.irs-Inn, I.ondon; a. V. at Italaat. 11 agent Merril, d Conztrl, maga, draper, &Au anti olapair, • . . 'Tine 12, 21, and July ?9, at eleven, at the exilic Inn, tdventry Att.ornt \ Ir. Pearman,.ol.Coventry. DIVIDENDS. [ant Willlam Mercer, of Tonbridge, Kent, miller, at tea, at Guildhall, London. [one zs. Robert Hughes, of Chandos-Rreet, Covent.Gasden, . Middlefe:, draper, at one, at Guildhall. tune 21. Charles Holt and Edward Davis, late of Hatton-Wall, Middlefex, jewellers, fadlors, dealers, and partners, at eleven, at Guildhall. June 25. Robert Redhead, of Mark-lane, London, wine and brandy-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. Jone as. Wiliam Epprand John Epps, of Fpfom, Surrey, copart ners. and innkeepers, at ten, at Guildhall, London. June 21. John RoLinfon, of Prekot-Rreet, Goodman% Fields, Middlafex, money-fcrivener, at ten, at Guildhall. June 25. Bartholomew Golding and John Saville Maenansara, of Q . Lseen-ftrea.t, London, merchants, dealers and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall. June 28. John Neale, of Brick-lane., Spitallields, Middlefex, falef man and butcher, at one at Guildhall. June 20. William Daniel, of York, eoachmaker, dealer and chap man, at twelve, at the houfc of John Ringrofe, innholder, York. June 29. James Brady, of Ipfwich, Suffolk, linendraper, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn. Ipfwich. June 24. Sarah Whitelsoufe, of Tamworth, Warwickfltire, widow. mercer and draper, at twelve, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham, June 25. Alexander Blyth and Charles Blyth, of Alderfgate-Brett, London, copartners, linen-drapers, dealers and ebaymen, at eleven, at GuildhalL BANKRUPTS IN IRELAND. Web Brien, of Carlow, timber merchant, to furrender on the z4th and isth init. and 14th July. Benj Laurent, 0 , the city of Dublin, vintner, to furrcndcr the 13th and 13th MIL and Lath July. TO THE DIRECTORS OF THE BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. GE ri Ttebllm—Some few years ago I filw a letter in the STAR, complaining of the delay in obtaining a Dividend in the American Six per Cents. I was told that fuch a difficulty could not occur in American Bank Shares. I bought tome, paid for them in June 1800, and I folemnly declare that I have not yet re ceived a divldenci. My broker is an intelligent and honourable man : I have often made inquiries at the proper place, but without fuccefs. I beg you will confider this as a friendly hint, if you with to en courage Engli(h purchafers. Your'a, Y. June a, t 8.)3. FREEHOLDERS OF IRELAND. Returns from the under named Counties in Ireland, purfuant to the following Order of the Hon. Houle of Commove, on the 241 March iBo3 r—." That there be laid before this Houle, forth with, Returns of the Number of Irceholders regiftered by the Clerks of the Peace in the feveral Counties of Ireland. Counties. • Total. Counties. Total. Antrim . 12,753 Leitrim - 3, 8 73 Armagh -- 7,329 Limerick - 4,9 0 5 Carlow - 4,286 Limerick (City) - 9 16 Cavan 5,529 Loudonderry (City and • Clare - • 6,113 County) - 1, 3 0 9 Cork • 3,657 Longford - . agar Cork (City) 66t Louth 736 Donegal - 3.937 Mayo - - 1 3 ,1 74 Down - . 16,146 Meath - 4,345 Drogheda - 191 Matta.?han - 5,261 Dublin - - 2.413 I::tit en's County - 4,925 co Dublin (City) - 837 Rofertmon - "6,527 Fermanagh - - 6,372 Tipperary - - 6,9.27 Galway 7,164 Tyrone 1 4519 Galway (Town) . 361 Waterford . 2,485 Kerry 5,563 Waterford (City) - 28 Kildare - . 2,779 Weftnumth • 2278 Kilkenny 1,229 Wexford - 3,068 - Kilkenny (City) - 8 Wicklow 4, 6 99 King°. County - 5,177 N.& The Canny of Sligowanting to complete. STORM.—About threeo'clock on Monday afternoon a moll heavy form of thunder, lightning, bail and rain, was experienced in the cities of London andWeß minfter, the effects of which have been attended with fome calamitous circilmftances. At the Old King's Arrns,College-ftreet,Weftminfter,the lightning (truck the chimney of the honk, which it damaged, the elec• tric fluid entering the attic Rory, it was concluded by the bell wires to the landlord's bed room, and from thence down the fair cafe into the parlour, in which a number of perfons were fitting, who fortunately received no injury. All the bell wires were broke, except one, the communication being cut off, and Corns parts of them were melted into little round balls, the flee of a pin's head ; the fide of the fair cafe had the appearance as if fmoked by a candle, as had elf° the parlour ; the report was faid to be equal to that of a twenty-four pound (hot from a cannon. At Mr. Coding's, Belvidere-row, Narrow walk, Lambeth, it entered the garret window and fet fire to feveral of the apartments, but by the activity of the Welimin lier firemen, it was prevented from doing much da mage. The thermometer in the mornin:: rofe feveral degrees above fummer heat ; but after the form, in the open air it fell two degrees below the freezing point. During the (torn a horfe in a chaife took fright on the Kent Road, threw ont a gentleman, who was very much bruited, and laid in the road for form time unable to move, till he was relieved by one of the fa es coming up. Mts. Mary Howard, aged 84, was moll fcrerely 'Milted with a convulfive, and rheumatic complaint, which was dreadfully aggravated by being 16 years fuffering with 7a# Worms, :hat daily and hourly confumed her, and rendered her lituation affectingly siiftrefiful : the Dean of St. Patrick's Cathedral com nsiferating het afiliaion, humanely wrote a recom• mandatory letter for her to Dr. GARDNER, who in purfuance thereof, with his ufual attention, adminif. tered his Alterative Pills, and by taking two half guinea boxes the obtained a pedal cure. Mr. GARD. MIR'S Pills, &c. may be had at his honks, No. 76, Long Acre, and No. 3, Shoreditch, near Finfbury fquare, and of all Medicine Venders in the United Kingdoms, ass. 105. 6d. 41. 6d. and 25. 61. figned on each box, J. GARDNER. INFORMATION GITIN.—As within theft three mouths feveral perfons have found confiderable bene fit, and perfonally expreffed their thanks to the Pro prietors of SFILSBURY'R Anti-korbutic Drops, for the return of Health they have received, by taking their Medicine ; and as others have been enquiring for a remedy to countered that eruption which in fn many cafes has followed the Influenza, it is their peculiar latisfaftion in thus having in their power to remove their anxieties Co fatisfadorily on this head. Thofe who are fubjelt to annual returns of Scorbutic com plaints at this feafon, experience has taught them the value of fuch.a Medicine, they have not now to learn its efficacy or its reputation, fending, as it does, un. equalled in the annals of Medicine, whether admi- I Mitered in Scurvy; or applied to alleviate the Mier. ings of Gout, Rheumatifm, Ste. or acrimonious cup teas ',leaking out un the litriact of the Skis. FIRTH. On M. n,lay the terli nit. at Mount Browne, county May o , slily of the Right * Hon. I:),:nis Browne, of a fon. MARRIED. Monday, at St. Georges Church, Hanover,fquare, hy the I. o, cf Durham, the Right Hon. Lord Redehlale, Lord HO Chancellor of Itcland, to the Right Hon. Lady Frances Perceva. DIED. At Edinburgh,on the 26th ult Arthur Forhes, of Culloden, tic! Monday morning, the lion. MiG Lambe, daughter of Lure Men olrne, at her apartments near Kenfington. A: PACry. on tl e inildrr, Mr . C riffle, aged Sr. FLA' Fits. Pais in the Stomach, Pains in the Heador Side, and f:r Pak, Langu id. and em, iated Appearances in \ clung Pcrhans. CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES, art. '-4 pavonized and recommended by the Firft Noblemen in Ki gdo n, as well as by the :allowing Hen. Ladies who have give & this Medicine to their own Children and alto to the Poor of tlu.i! refitedive neighhottrhoods, with unparalleled fucecrs:.— - - . • Her G ACC the Duchefi of Leeds The Right Hon. the Countefs of Darnley The Right Hon. the Countefs of Shaftefbury The Right Hon. the Counteic of Mont Norris The Right Hoa. the Countieei of Cork The Right Hon. Lady Cataline Capel The Right Hon. Lady Elizabeth Spencer And many other Ladle:: of the brit Rank and ammeter, who from • experience Ltnangly recommend this celebrated med.cinti. a fate, plrafant, and efficacious remedy, for removing Fits, Heoe— achs, Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Pains in the Side, :;v. til ling& in the Body, and various other complaints, which arc ottris Gm:firmed by Worms generated in the human body, and are !he Grit cauf: of thole i:ttcrnal afflietions, which prove equaliy.tatal to the contliturlon of men, women, and children. bold Wholefale by Mr. Butler, No. 4, CheapGde, London. and Retail by every refpedtable Medicine Vender iii the United Kingdom, in Boxes at sa. 6d. and u. 94. alai far Charisablc par pof.:3 in large Boxes at 225. each. DISEASES of the URETHRA and Certain COMPLAINTS. A S fole Proprietor of DA RAN's celebrated metii lieugies and Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR informs the Public, that he may at dual be confuhed daily freest uto 3, at his ho. le No. 6, Frith-tln:et, Soho, on Cafes of Strietures, Oblinae dons, Gleets,&c. &c. as welt as Debility, and every difo der where feerce; 4 fu cflential a requifite, that Mr. D. has provided a Wel ous Houle, that every P..tient may be introduced in a frparato apartment. Mr. D. has for many years confute! himfelf to that department of Surgery, and from extenfivi praeliee, and the want flattering faced's, he is enabled to offer a method of cure mild, cfficadous, requiring no confinement or rthraint in diet s and pre venting the poffibility of a relapfe. Pcrfons in the country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, enelofing a one or a two pound mote. will have proper remedies feet to the amount. For the various fymptoms, fac. fee Mr. Dufour's Treatife on the above enenptiiiat., price as.6d. the fifth edition; to be bad of J. Callow, Ciown-court, Sulto; H. D. Symonds, Pa.eruoller-row; and of the Author. AXTHEN Profeflional Men of education and ie. v Y rponfibility deviate from the general ()Aces by the feledtion of a pcoluar Branch, the Linehan of long continued foccefs is the heft criterion of cuperiority. . . Ten years have I devoted my preake to the exclafive treatment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefaful remit of my plass gives me additional ardour to oppose as far as I aai able the rot• vages of those complaints which are the moll importaat In the cata logue of human lufirntines. After initiation into' every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a with-at an ea. tv period of PraSiec to refine individuals from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous predidtaney of general Prallitlonem. The THREE DISORDERS,to the crate of which! hare devoted my atteotion, comprize every fperies of VF.NEREAL INFEC- I'ION, whether of a remit or long doration.--say, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature a,te, and laftly that derangement of the fyftent in Women which is called BARR EN NM; cc STElit ILI rY. Numerous difeafes are the rduh of ignorance or hafte ic tic treatment of a Boyle Gonorrhea, and it not unfrespently hat r im that the Beds of Life are pcdfoned by the indiferetion of ao singoacd. ed hour. By a fuperior method tuck complaints are =lily cured,, and even where others have failed, I troll that I may preftinsc to offer a radical re•eftab!ilhment. Few, however, are the cafes d compEcated diftreh In tie dii. order, compared with the e:lasnitous fituations of Men, who Eva ineulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Guiteles of a, falltionabk Life, acquire that flat, of Detaiftty which is the unavoidable confequenee cf fuch pernidou 4 hahits. Where the unhappy fuEerer broods over his rnifery, bat eardalt? conceah his misfortune, it may be tome eonfoiation for him to know. that although It be an (died of doubt or uncerainty wit otter Praelitioners, the removal of there DEFICIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of renov.tioa is the acquirement of inyexpericnoa. If the rites of *caws or Venus have begun to reduce auinly gour, much anxiety will be prevented by an early ectunteradtion t! ' languid Rate, and in theft cafes no great dif fi culties wit wow. But where this deficiency has for years exifted, a proper Per feverance is indifpenfibly rcquillte to revive the I/umbering few! of Life, and to reanimate the Conn itutfou. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difappointed ti their espedarions of a Family, may he affnred, that In alea al; Raney tuck Weds are eutAle by Medical &EL The SECRECY which is fo effential to my undertaking, and the Qi_salificadons which I have prefunted to !tate, form the Ban my pretenfions, And io coincidence With Itch this intimation* given, that Mr. BREE may be confulied ptvfonally (or by learn ineloimg a (mall note) at his haute, No. ash Arundel- , Straw/. near Temple-Bar There is an additional entrance in WatzAlred adjoiniebawi the name is on both the doors. BREE, Member of the Royal Collage of Sargoone. TO THOMAS TAYLOR. Esq, DEAR SIR, Id. 9, Bridge Area, Lordie. I FEEL it a duty incumbent upon mc, to inform you of the eery great and extraordinary Cure thaw reedy& from your invaluab:e Medi eine—LEA KE's PATIENT PILLS. About two year. ago I was attacked with a V z tar ar AL DIP' OR D Ea, which I treated rather !lightly for lonic time, but the Da cafe at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obligate apply to the t • . eminent of die Faculty, but their agiftance alfo only temporary relief—l went through various Cowles of Saliva. don, and from being rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced lite a num Skeleton. The Ulcers that limeade!! over any limbs, rte. dered me a complete (Ned, fo that my friends defpaired of my recovery. When brought to this lievatiou, I eonlidrred do !bas inevitable, but a relation of mire continent ingepon the many Cake it which your l'ills had fueeccded, I was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by perfsveteece for two or three months, and following your Dir.etiens, 'expe rienced the molt unaccountable Relaxation front Pain, the'Sons gradually fubfiding; I am now, thank GOD, petfedilt !!wooed. and walking out daily: I doubt not hut one nacre lea, whack I think cautious to take, will cftablifh my health in its orginal nice. It It with the met heartfelt gratitude that I fulifcrlhe inyfelf, your much obliged bumble fervaid, Wst. l'saa so at. beanfgate, Man:better, July t, aor. P. S. For the public benefit I do not *bled to the above beim publifhtd, but kavc you to aft as your own betterjudvnent Sap dictate. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Pmprietor,THowas TAPLOS, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, LoaJon, at his Hours. N 0.9, New•Bridv-ilrect Where, after a conftant refidence of more than thirty-fix years, In a ' tallier particularly dirtied to the Cure of Venereal Complaints, with that inviolable (covey which men of his Profaion Jhould always Wave, be Darters himfelf, the advice and sibilance he gratultoufly 8401,111Ln to perlons taking this Medicine, will be elm:tied. by a difeernlnt Public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, and void of ambi gulty.—Alfo Sold, by bit Appointment, far the emmeniesice of thole/lying at a el:fiance at the Perfumer's, No. 33. St. Alban'.. ftreet, Pall-Mall; the ioy-fhop, No. 103, Oztford-Rreet ; Mr, Difborough's, No. 7, ; Mr. Steers, hookfelkr, No. z, linion-Row, I.ntk Tower ; Mr. Watfea'a, South bridge' Et'inburgh ; Mr. Calwell's, Lublin ; Mr, Uillinge's, Liver. p„ol; Mr. Atkintou's, Mancheller ; and by ate Potosi in eve ry confiderable Town in Great-lltiteln and Ireland, In Boxu of only as. 9d. emit, felled up with full and plain biredlious, whereby Perfons of either Se: may Cure themfelvas wick tale, Speed, Z. (Trey, arid Safety. LONLON: Printed and publlthed by LEVEL KF.NT,(o( terbury-place, Lambeth) at the STAt Ortica, No. t. Cm Aron, l'ubLAad ago Si the 5 rAa 0 ttt t; tt al ea lb hi V. I.I; I