Star. — London, England, 1803-11-14 00:00:00

M. BP.F.S, Maaber of die loyal College of Seresons To he Deputy.l ieutrnanta—George Robert Heneage, Thomas Mania, and Heaeden. Efqrs. Dated lidlobcr 6,1803. I.thektat Welton, li.. Dated Oltobe- rt, 1833. Philip Shipwort h. and John Uppleby, Efqra. Dated Oa. tB, 'Cos. Thomas Hrnc.Fe, Efq. Dated Odober 24, 1803. Lkivid Lloyd. L . /aid November 1, 'Sal, Commit:nuns in the Royal North Lincolpfhire Regi ment cf Militi t, (*lvied by the Lard Lieutenant. Benjamin Babcr. jun. Erg. to be Captain. Dated Sept. t 2, 1833. James Arty, Lig to be Ditto. Dated September at, 18,23. Parkin Harie. Gent. to be End/Tv. Dated Woke tr, 1803. Alton and Petcrbfield Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Charles Strargewaya Pearfon, OcnCto be Surreoc. Glouceeer Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Robert Morris. Efq. to be Captain ; Thomas Price, Gent. to be ;Ljsutenant ; Samuel Jeynes, Gent. to be Cor net; Charles Brandon, G,nt. to be Surgeon ; and the Reverend John Neale to be Chaplain. •Holkham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. W. Coke, Efq. to be Captain ; Edmond Rolf, Gnat. to Lieutenant; and Wobert Ward, Gent. to be Cornet. Longtree BiCley Gentlenien and Yeomanry Cavalry. Henry 'Bu-gh, gri t to be Captain ; Henry Cooke, Gent to be Lieutenant; Jokph Watts, Gent. to be Cornet; Reverend Peter Hawker to be Chaplain; and William Wale Darke, Gent. to be Surgeon. N.irwich Light Horfe Volunteers. jaw Lerrif a jun. Gent. to be Cornet. Roy lion Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Hale Wortham, Efq. to be Captain; and Daniel Crdpin, Jan. 'Gent. to be Cornet. Smithdon and Brothercrofs Gentlemen and Yco • manry Cavalry. William Hefty, FSq. to be Captain; Gwynn PAM*, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Join Oakes, (Mut. to be Comm. • Swaffham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Richard Johnfun, Efq. to be Captain, vice Miclethwakc, rained. Swanfea Lemon. —Cavalry.. Cornet Robert Thomas to be . Lieutenant, vice Mills, demafed. Hugh Powell Watkins, Cent. to be Cornet, vice Thomas. Infantry. John Landes, EN. to be Captain; Eiward Byrn, Gent. to be Lk*. tenant, vice Thomas refigtsed ; Wiltlam Morgan Evans, Gan. to be Lieutenant, vice Whesteroft, refigned. Tewtefbury Volunteer Cavalry. /mei Martin, aq. to be Captain. Winterborne Volunteer Cavalry. Wiliam rem. Efq. to be Captain. Aylfham Volunteer Infantry. j. Caper, Efq. and Lieutenant William Ropton to be Captains; Thomas Alley, Gent. to be Lieutenant; John Wright Clover, Gent. to be Et figs. We of Arran Volunteers. Jahn We',calor, Erg. to be Captain ; Robert M‘Gregor and Pa trick Cranford, Gents. to be lieutenants; Akkander M•Keusie, Gent. to be Enfign. Arran Volunteer Infantry. - - - John Stoddart, Efq. to be Captain; James hißridge and John lA'Kennan. Gents-to be Lieutenants; Arebibald bilical • Gcnt. tabs Enegn. Bedford Volunteer Infantry. Samuel Whitbread, Efq. M. P. to be Lieutenaist.Coismal-Cons mandant ; William Lee Antonk, Etq. to be Major. To be Captains--Robert Let, Thomas Coekman, Francis Greta, Theed Ptarfe, J. F. Misfile,. and Charles Short, Elva. To be uo u otoona t —john Green, William Stapleton, Ifase Eiger, George A.kin, James stow, John Pulley, and llamas Kidwan, Gehts. To be Enfigns—William Smith, John Cooke, William Whitworth, Thanes Li burn, and George Short, Gents. • To be Adjotant—Charks &Bey, Gent. Berkeley Volonteen. Daniel Maritime and Juba Cornock, Erin. to be Captains; Henry Marklove and Thomas Neale, Gents. to be Lieutenants; John Pick and Richard Langbridge, Gents. to bc Enfigno Artillery. Thomas Barham. Gent. to be Second I.leuteriant. V. awn Henry Goldwyn., Gent. to be Surgeon. Cheaserton Volunteers. John Erieham Warr., FA. to be Captain; Thomas Hancock John. inn, Gant to be Lieutenant; John Ftw, Gent. to be Lawn. Cirenceller Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant - Daubamu to be Captain; tedign - Fillets to be Lieutenant; Jobo Richardfou and Daniel Malian. Gents. to be kntigns. Clittr.n Volunteer Infantry. Richird beverell and Thomas Hunt Andrews. Eters. to he Capta.:.l; hicLard rater and Thomas Frampton, Gents, to be Licutcnalas, James I.ran, and Richard Edgcl, Gents. to be Ert l:pi; Richard Ede, Gent. to be Surgeon. I)ownham Volunteer Infantry. Wm" Sa&Ty, Ffq. to be Captain Commandant; - Row• lisp E(q. to be C.ptait. ; ftn jer Tubs. sod Thomas Doughty Payne. Gent.. to be I.:euta.. nta ; Thom* Wright, j an. and Wil liam Miller, Gent.. to b. Ft)h i nt. Dudley Volunteer Infantry. J e lin "I zard, and Edward Wallin g ton, K m . t o b e Cap ta ins ; WitFana Stoitb, andO.r.Vizard, Gana to be iromnants ; kikrri., and William Smitb, km. Cents. to be Enka& Fallon and Arrington Volunteer Infantry. trr.rn kzevut to be Lieutenant. vice Tugela. waved ; Wihiarn Rici.ard Tar z ett, Gent. to bo Falk" vice Neva Fling and Milhrook Volunteers. Major nwer Serie to be lA. utenant Calon<l Commandant; Cap. tain John Poole to be Major: "%flip L e F evre , John Ff-,tra. to be Cipt..io. ; Juan W ein , ga g i ntr , W ise; p.n. acct • o lK Lannert:m*l ; jefepli Pare. and Cwrry I tent.. t g be EnGeti; Rcvetrd joina Paw: !colic ::.;ij l.6 In the lidivrtr of fth ()Reber. Tunbridge Welk Volunteer. For Sir 7olto Deism to be 1112 inc, road tilr 4.;ropis Beata to be 10 (i32ette of ISA ppoiocr. IT : Kew Voluntiero f ' FOP Weletot T. Gel i tatt be 4tangn,raii it Zron T. door L. BIRTHS. • A few days agn, the Lady of Colonel Vaughan, of a fon. On Sunday fesinight. in Charlotte-Once, Blouwfberry,tbe Lady of Richard Butler, bfq of a Ilaußbtcr. On Sunday fennight, at Waithamflow Houk, Wes, the Lady of Col. Robert Wigram. M. P. of a fon. Barrett, Smith, and Andrews, Athford, Walker,ssil C. Bads • Brown, Maidftene Shepherd, &Igen, A . rtbur,. Be. Inwood, Newifort Pavel nry, and Brown, Briilol Edge & Mar s, Northampton, Stains, I.yriEb, and Widen, Dale, Munn, Sotto°, madame*. Manrhefier fon, Nosdnglans Watidli.y and Woodburn, Lan- Smith, Bedford, Bull Degdaly cattcr and Callwen, Ilntn liurit and Wood. lA'akcAeld . Po& and Bach. New Tot& • Holiiiies,Bions,&.Wright,l weds Ivan Bergen, !Moore And by one hledipine Vendee in every Town in. lbe Kingdom, in boles at am.; ds.i and as. nil. rack with direetinsa. lewd G. Diann, and-Richard Bank, wrote an each made mgr. Piz of dm box. UT- - - HEN ProfelLonal Men of education and se fpoodbility deviate from the general theta by die feheian of a peculiar Branda the feadion of tang 'madam/ faigal le the Deft biterlon of faperierity. Teo year. have I deviated my padliee to the atehdheerannest of THREE DISORDERS, and the Wadded ndiak of to! glad gives toe additional ardour to °pp& u far aa 1 am die the ra mica, of t!tofe complaints which are the matt lartetam in the cata logue of human io6 maks. _ After initiation into ew•ry branch as an Army Berger. formed a wilt at an au of period of Pradiee so retest, Ind eidosle from the Ignorance of uneducated Mm, teethe equally dmmisrons preeMltaney of miters! Praditionere. The THREE DI SOILDEAd,to the awe of which 1 ham devoted my at:Lotion comprise every fpeelte IfEhlititEAL 'nos. whetiker of a mean or long durat AS hinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of Be ;et' the Indulgence of mature age. and kitty that derangement of the (yawn ln Vf omen yr WM. , adledllAßß E NNESS or *TAMMY. Numerous eirethi .are the 'refidt of iporawee or hailers de; treatment of a Ample Gonorrhea, and It not ailfrequchear hoPlocal that the leer of Life are pc:dotted bytheindiferetion ass unguar&• ed hour. By a (ulterior method fuck couttplaiwts use eat* calk and even where others ►awe Csiledj ma that I mar pogiess as Giro' • radical ro eltablifbment. Few, however. ere the calmed eanapiesesil Mails in thr dIF order, compered with the calamitous Matisse of hAea, who from hisdalgecce lo a SOLITARY VIOL Cr the swab= Oaiodes of a fafitionable Life, acquire thee Rate of Dettet, which Is the usamidahle eonfequence of fuch pernicious habits. Whdre the unhappy fufferer broods over his onlitey, but cache, conceals his misfortune, it may be fees isonfidaMen for him to ko.w, that although it be an °tied of &etc sr coceralety with tellerEraciitloners, tlleer Braclitioners, the removal of thee INIVICIENCIES by dte gradual mirth of reams:kr JO the aeggisamat ef eitespirlsce. If the rhos of Swam or Vanua Am Nieves reduce manly goer, tomb aisietp Mill be promoted by al eatty mehteindlies of this languid Rate. and in thefe cafes DO great dilleuleies emu. • Ban where this deficiency has for yaw cam', a proper Per. ferinsc• intlitrafebly requiem ti reify, the fittatbetinglitadte of Life, and to re-animate the (Yanked/es. MAIUUED WOMEN, who bare Meg been ditappeinted in tbatt expecbdros et a Family, may be arm!. that in mat to. Rance, fug h deices are curable by Medical AWL The SECR EC Y whieh is to effentisl to my undertaking. and the Qualifications which I ham volumed to Rate, Wm the Bade of my pretaillons, and In enimetilence with fuch this latimatios la riven, that Mr. lIRRE may be cordlibed pertain* (or by letters locionng a (mall note) at Ms honk, No ay. Arundel-Area, Samull, mar Temple-Hat There is an additional entrance in Water.ftreet the some is on both the doom. TO THOMAS TAYLOR EAR L • DEAR sae, N. 9, bridgetdrod, Leads.. IFEEL, it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cline I have recdved trout your invaluable Medteine--LEAKCs PA : 111(1' PILLIL Abuut two years ago I was attacked with • Ve Div oleos 1t.% Lech I treated rather Rightly for fome time, but the Dii- Late at t. firth fpreadittg all over my body, I was obliged to WIT to the no t eminent or the l• aculty, but their affdtance afforded only temporary relief—l went through various Cowries of Saliva tion, and from being rasher of a corpulent Habit was reelseedat a mere skeleton. *1 he Ukery that (greed all over, my Webs, m etered me a`ci.!iiplete Object, In that my friends defpaired of ma recovery. When brought to this litnadloO, I ermfiekred &ads RR itic% it.abk, hot a relation of mine commenting optic the many Cafes in which your. Pills had lbeeeeded, 1 was induced to try a box of them, which I thought mane retievcd me, and by !*erfetteradry for two or three months. arid following your Diredeuto,, LEW. Flowed the rnMt unaccountable Itch:anent from Pain, the Sores' gradually fulAidingt lam now thank Goo, perfedly recovered. and wanting out I doubt not but one more boa, which think cautious to take, will ettahlith my health in its mend Rate. It ia with the molt Ittirtf..lt gratitude dam I fubieribe soyklfe brt your much obit, td !iambic fervent, Wu. Pasasosi. Deanfgate, hiancheth.r, July i Oka. . • P. S. ho r the pot)* benefit I 1 , 0 not objedt to the &b rows brill pohlittei, but leave you to aa as your own better joelgwant no. mew,. l'e.partd and Sohd by the Sole Proprietor, TPIO Ita AO TAY t a. hlanther of the Ror.d College of SJrgeone, London, at 111. No. p, New.Pridre...ltreet Where, liter a coi*lst rchdence et more thAt thitty-fit v.-arson a pralice pardeularly d,ir.dtcd to the Curc of Vence, a, i'omplallt•te, with that invlolede fecrecy • mm of hi. l•rai.lion lhould always Werner, ba'llatters • the oleic.. on.l ..;:iflance ha gratuitnully adruinif.cra ;4) rerfut a this hitt'ictoe, wlll he eftecturd, by a .I.lltcrning Public,, a. hen to be obtaincil, and void of unebi-li yuitt 5.014. hi• App”.n , nwtrt, for the eievenicnee of thol. living at a dii a nee, at ttiv Prtlonieet. 1 4 4 a it, St. ttrcct, Pall \1411; the Toy-Burp, Nu. tct. Ortved-lirvet : Mr. llifbor.n.gh's, No. 7. ; Mr. :, , tt;ars, laCaukft Unioa-Rota, I , ttle Tower !I, Mr. Walton's, Soneli l•ti.lict 1. Mr. Calwt Duldin ; 111r.1 1 Ave . ✓ ; Ali onion's, NlAnchclter ; and i.y une Pert..n in me! ronliderehle Town in Gnat-Britain an.llr:l.,nd, in Dozes of ont at. teakd up with fell and plain lltrettioira usher*/ Perron. of e , •ter See n.ay Cure tlictraelces with Lute, bred, arty, ard Safety. 1 ONDON- Printed sad publithed by LEVI-1./M.4T (01 rth) S . the SIMI 01/ICS I, Cl 9feet a• at Ow !PTAs Urrict,TirPl" Oar. +- - - • - • • io Cc earprano,—ve ynunam a.nets, Inn. snmei Irmo, se IMAM • A ..011 , 400, merchants and partners, Nov. to, at twelve, Nnv. 26, Jolinfton and an tt, Perth Salver and Rowe. • hisni • Perthilire V o lunteers. Mcyrick, Robert loots Thomas Thomas, Watkin George, John I . Commiffitin in t h e Eafi London Regiment of Militia, Bruce Knight, Wyndham Levels, Thomas Markham, Cann %all and Dec. 24, at ten,* Canadian. Attu:racy, Mr. Dannjhread- 1, lacdoaa:d, thafgow • Nagel% Ranifgalet - needle-fireet, London. Scott, Baatte„Smith, Edinburgh Blackburn, Broadßake j . fig red by bit Majefly's Commiffioners of Lieute- kills, Thomas Lewis, P.van Sirmiel,Efqrs. David Mernard, of Shad Thames, liorffeydenyea Surrey, dealer ill Hazard, Barrett, Smith, and Andrews, Milford, Wal 11211 C y for the laid City. Dated Nov. 3, 1803. To he Licatenants--Edware' Liewellin, Jilin . Jones, David Wit- corn and chapeau', November tr. 26, road Dec. - 24, at eleven, at L u c B at h • . Brown, Meld/One Hams, David Edwards, Thomas Pierre, 'A liharn Bruce Kniaht, Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Charles Harman, Wine-Ofhoe-eourt. Shepherd, Bolgen, Arthur,. Be. Inweod, Newport Pap Maine John Thacker Jennings to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice John Jacob, Whi"lnek Nicholl, Henry Joan, William Evans, kite[-Brat. ?Joiner. religned. my, and Brown, Bruno! Edge & Martian, Non! Edward Thomas, Gents. Commillions in the Royal Lincolnfhire Militia, figned Robert Stneafon. of Fewer-lane, Htdborn. London, cutler, Nov. Stains, Lynch, and Wilion, Dale, Dunn, Sato°, met To be enfigne--Daniel Hooper. Elias Barest, Lewis William% . • he the Lorcl Lieutenant. sg, at twelve, Nov. 26, at one, and Dee. 24, at tee, at Quildiall. Mancheller ton, Nottingham David Hopkins, William Perron, John Llewellin, Thomas RI:VI. Attorney. Mr. Kearfey, No. t, Hare-court, Thymic. Wain:flee and Woodburn Lan- Smith, Bedford Dull 1 To he Deputy.l ieute•nants—George Robert Heneage, Thomas Richard Reece , litid Niebola William Williams, Wdliaan Ed- Denjatnin abart, of Boodatreet, Middle fez. book fell. r, &steroid ' enter ' ' anCallwell, ' Dn' l onn Mania and Wiiliam Heaeelert, Efqrs. Dated Oelober 6,1803- 'muds, Richard Mumford, Gents. Edw.w.l Welton, lin. Dated ()Gabe- 12, 1803. el'apolan, Nov. 19, :6, and Dec. 14, at ten, at Guildhall Anew- linen. and Wood, Wakefield . Pat and Bach, New y, Philip Shipwort h. and John Uppleby, Efqra. Dated Oa. t 8,1503. Gloucefter Infantry. 'try, Mr. Eaten, birchin•lane. I andon. • Hultiltes,Bines,&.Wright,Leed• Ivan Thames Below, Efq. Dated Oatober ac, 180 3. John Elton, Efq. to be Captain ; Charles Elmes, Cent . to be Lieu- Marino Bwi, of Piccadilly, pariai of St . jalltell, Weltminfter,; And by one MOO* Vender in every T o w n its the David Lloyd, I,N. bated November 1, 1803. tenant and Qlarter-snalter; James WilitlC, Galt to be Al.e Mi Idl e rea, printfeller, dealer and chapman, Nov. 15, at, and . Kingdom, in boxes at 22a; 6.. 4 and as, cial co c k with a Commifil , ms in the Royal North Lincolpfhire Regi. Jutant• Ike. 1 4 , at ten , at Guildhall. Atomics, Meffrs. Rhodes , Cook ligneff G. Diron, and-Richard Beak: wrote at each oudid Havant Volunteers and Handley, St. Jam es'a, Clerkenwell pared the box. • mint of Militia, figned by the Lard Lieutenant. l'o he Capteine.--Archibald Clifford Blackwell Cianfuni, George James Bartlett, of London-Wall, Louden, woolwerthant. Nov. Benjamin Baker. jun. Efq. to be Captain. Dated ' ept. 52, 1803. limb Mitch ell , 1 1 7 au. Ea 15, 26,a0d Dec.l4, at Utast Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Coral, WHEN ProfelLonal Men Of edOClllgOn a ury ames own, qrs. James Arty, Lig to be Ditto . Dated September 28, 1803. Chiford's. Inn, London. Heydon olunteer Light Infantry. .e 7 fpoefibillty deviate trona the general tam by the I Parkin - Harie, Cent, to be End va Dated (Mabee ze, 1803. John llamas Weider, of the High-greet, Southwark, Surrey, o r a pram. Brandt. the feedlot' of hog ontianed Omen • Alton and Pcterafield Gentlemen and Yeomanry William Park Bulgier Efq. to be Major; Jo h n Dawftin Cnolend t - . ' Iv.fier, dealer and (barman, Nov. in, ap, and Dec. ea, at ten, at belt trite:don of (ureteric • Cavalry. and John Bond, Efgra. to be Captains; John Rohym, and 'o.'ll- „..,,„_„. Att. ,...,... , meet& E. and T. paws, ham Mays, Gents. to be Heft Lieutenants; Benjamin Goldfenith, :-''''''''"" ..--"" Angel - court, Ten yeah have devoted my poadtke teethe audiellemeis Charles Strangewaya Pearfon. Gent. to be Surgem. and Robert Bacon, Gents. to be Second Lieutenanm. lobe ugniortemureet. . of THREE DISORDERS, and the Wadded refill of i Glouceiler Gentlenten and Yeomanry Cavalry. Horningfea and Dittos Volunteers. • gives me additional ardour to oppote as far se I es ahle micaorthofc complaints which am the unit layman bi a Robert Morris. Efq. to be Captain; Thomas Prier Gent. to be John Wylde, Era. to be Captain-Commandant ;Mark Bulks, Efq, Tel v Looc lat c-nous a.—A furnifbed lOdging.houfe ' fortned iftn' A e fter of a h a w urnan ii ili tiati;: l ic:::vv•vT s paiod . hvm ai : r h sak is e n s. ArmY rckee i t ;Dtrutenant; Samuel Jenne'. Gent. to be Cor net; Charles to be Captain; Jonathan Frier, and George Bullen„Gents. to is a world in miniature. Each floor is a little kingdom Brandon, Gent. to be Surgeon ; and the Reverend John Neale be Lieutenants; ' John Moore, end Edwani Curtis, Cast& ohe • to be Chaplain. Enfigna. &If et from • neighbour •in itfelf, tota lly i m its in manner; • , . •tiolkham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Kingarth Volunteers. and cultoms.—The mode of life on the fi rlt floor dif. from the Ignorance a t uneducated Men, melts equally de W. Coke, Efq. to be Captain • Edmund Rolf, Gent. to m aim Ro n ootro. Erg. to he Captain ; Robert M ' Eay, Gmt , to fens as much from that of the attic, as of an Indian • Preci?lsanelr ateliers' Praditioners- -- The THREE Di SORDEltd,to the ewe ofwidch lien T r is Lieutenant ; and Wabert Ward, Cent. to be Corset. be) ieutenant; Robert Ewing„Gent. to be Longa. tribe from an European (late; an African from an My attention compri s e every (pecks of VENEREAL I Lon tree Bifley Gentlenien and Yeomanry Cavalry. Lynn Voluntees-Infantry. Aliatic fettlernent. The beauteous (..I).'oe inhabits the TioN. wh o, of &wean or long dotal . A Henry 'llu-gh, Eft to be Captain ; Henry Cooke, Gent to be Enften John Bailey Stocdele to be Lieutenant, vice Green,eafigned; flea floor; the wealthy .itondos has apartments upon of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habi k t - oll i crumill lieutenant ; Ideph Watts, Gent. to be Cornet a Reyerend Gilbert Harker, end W. P. Roil/Watts. to be Enfigna. the fame. This is as it lhould be. Fortune .and the indulgence of mature age. and Wily that Peter Hawker te be Chaplain; and William Wale Darke,Gast. . Mufham Volunteer Infantry. (Tannin Women whiekiticalledSAßßENNESS o dera rrr il le to be Surgeon. William Winced., jun. Efq. to be Captain; James Potter, Oeist. Beauty accompany each other. Numerous eireaks me the refute of Ignonmes or hall Upon the ground Haim is* profelfional gentleman, Norwich Light Horfe Volunteers. - - to be Lieutenant; Jones Parids, Gent. to be Etifign. , treatment of a Pimple Gonorrhea, and it not anfrequently I John Kerrif a jun. Gear. - to be Cornet. Norwich Volunteer Infantry. who has converted the back parlour into an office, that the kcal of Lire are peda l led brbei m gr act i on o p en te Roy Ilan Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. are hour. By a femeriew method loch conegiblests cab Lieutenant Taylor tei be Captain, Ear Lahr, and Eagle Charles filled with dents and paper. The frcond floor con- eel Hale Wortbam, Efq. to be Captain; and Daniel Crdpin, Jan. Hardy to be Lieutenants, rains an officer. who, as he only brestkfafts of home, ''' d even where sellers have r oi l s'''. I ts" that I ma? fen 'Gent. to b e Cornet. to be Rafigos--Riettard Da Squire, john Create Barnard, Jolla stiffer a radical re. eftebliftwitent. iand gives little trouble, pays only half.a.guinea a Smithdon and Brothercrofs Gentlemen and Yco- sewn% WiMans Kittle, William Diode, Jobe Bedawith, Feet, however. are the estate! eanz= Orlin f' • menry Cavalry. Oasts. week. The third floor contains' a widow lady and neder,eompared with the ealandrans of 111 William Hoge, Efq. to be Captain; Gwynn Etheridr, Gent, to be To be Fallen and Allitent-Surgeon-- Paean, Gent. • her daughter, who live upon the littera of fame leddleasee le a SOLTFARY VIOL or die prevdest co Lieutenant; Jobs Oakes, (Out. to be Cornet. Norwich Riflemen. money in the funds. a fakienabk I.ife, acquire that Rate of Wilk, wild unavoidable conkquence of fuck pernicious habits. • Swaffham Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. . Willbun Blake, and John Dere, Erqn.to be Captains. That he may be as near as poffibte to that god j . wharethennum (ohm brawls °wools "i vy, ant c Richard Johnfoo, Efq. to be Captain, vioa Miclethwake, rained. To be Fir& Lieutenants—Gardiner Chapman, James Seam, who infpires his brain—a poet has fixed his abode in comsa t ba t wirer/um, it may b.' fang auggalaw a n lay Swanfea LeKt . on.—Cavalry.. and Samuel Cooke, Gents. the attic Mary, where Ap..110 /miles Upon hi, laboure, knew, that although it be an obJed efiloubt err uneerahn To be Second Lieutenants—John Storm. Join and Seth Cornet Robert Th omas to be - Lieutenant. vice Mills, decoded. - - Gle n' with the dawn of day. The fervant , who attends the etber ' llraelitioners, the removal Oda* DRVICIENCI/1 William Stevenfon, Gents. Blatt Powell Watkins, Gent. to be Carnet, vice Thomas. To be Adjutant—Mark Bean Mingay, Gent. hall door, adjufts the rights and prerogatives of there fr a u c al d t .. Pmgrth agh e a dreD"Ww .„, or v c ,,: tha i m , e ac r i _ i i. " 2 l"t .t . r . duce lfra t ea r eni Infantry. To be Quarter -Mater—James Battkant, Gent. feveral Powers, and fettles their Tank in the fcale of Roorotor a auz i ct o r m b e pm eß r o g by gi M al t y c a tha s , John Landes, Efq. to be Captain; Edward Dyne, °cot. to be Lieu- Port Bannatyne Volunteers. nations with all the del' tic fway of BOU•PaIiTI.--. this languid Rate, and In tbefe cafes no great dillealsies ail tenant, vice Thomas reagised; William Morgan Evans, Gan. John Campbell, Et+ to be amain ; Mel Jandefen, G em. to be to be Lieutenant , vice Wheateroft, refigned. But what is moll extraordinary, there is no intimacy, • Bel *bat Ws dthchossl has fir Han =lasi amy Tewiefbury Volunteer Cavalry. Lieutenant; Thomas J.amont, Gent. to haF,n fi gn., no alliance, no treaty, offenGve or defenfive, no po ll . r et e lls " is Wilitrahhtf renullkate'revive sea %adsorb' Ringwood Volunteer Infantry. of Life, and tore-animate the Conaltution. James Martin, e.:fq. toile Captain. tica l nr commercial relations between the feveral William Hooper, Etq. to be Captain , vice Newman, reigned; , , „.. , ttfAIUUED WOMEN, wko have hag bees dleeppet Winterborne Volunteer Cavalry. with in , s trinsrinis , G es t. a s b e Lieute nan t, v i n e m o nth, te- Powers of tnew leveret floors . They are to many na- their elpecbtines of a Family, may be Wired. that in a Wallow Penn. Efq. to be Captain. filmed; James Weiner, Gen t to be Enka. lions feparated by infurmonntable barriers --by Ramie, huh Watts are curable by Medical Rill. Aylfham Volunteer Infantry. Rctliefay Volunteer Infantry. fcalped momitains—trementions rivers, and immense „,.._.„.....,_ The SaCK Ctt whidt ' i° t° effa ' nel t° Dv , ""d e nakil• .. which I haw . premised to Rate, ferns the I R ton to be Captain. • J. Caliper. Efq, and Lieutenant W il liam ° l' , John M•Kay, Efq. to he Captain ; Archibald Banuarme. Ciao. to forells.—The inhabitants are not indigenoui, hut ran- my premium. end In eemeikeee with Nett this mom Thomas Alley, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; John Wright ai ri e r . be Lieutenant ; William Robert M'Kirdy, Gent. to be Eliagn. Gent. to be Eefign. mithdon Volunteer Infantry. ther a migratory race of people. They are birds O f riven. that Mr. BARR easy be meshed perfonany (nr by We of Arran honk, N Volunteers. o a lodging bottle they take their firft Inekohng a boil note) at W o. mi. ArundeWireet, Henry Styleman, FN. to be Captain; James Sharpe, Gent. to be palfage. T Jahn Matlavyar. Hu. to be CePteln: Robert "Greg" and Pa - Lieutenant ; Thomas Pinfold. Gent. to be lain. flight. There they leave their . fi neit (eathera. • Dear Temple-Bat trick Craufurd, Gents. to be Lieutenants ; Aka:ander M'Kenzie, . Tbere is an adAtional entrance in Waterltreet adloid Sohan Volunteer Infantry. BIRTHS. the name is on botb the doers. Gent. to be Enfign. . George Alexander Swinton, and Charles Hill, ESipu . to be Cap ' A few days ages, the Lady of Colonel Vaughan, of • fon. M. BRIE, Membered the Royal College of Ounyearl Arran Volunteer Infantry. tai's; Arthur Kent, and Fuller Goidibrow, Ganes to be Lieu- On Sunday fesinheht. in harlotte-Oren, Eisumfbary,tbe Lady John Stoddart, Efq. to be Captain; James M•Brialge and John tenants; Robert Whiting, and James Unmakes, Gmtea to be of Richard Butler, big of a d aug h ter. TO THOMAS TAYLOR EAR L . M'Kennan. Gam-to be Lieutenants; Archibald M•Neal,Gent. .. . On Sunday fe i nnight, at Watthamilow Houle,— E? the Lady Dc A u am, N. 9, Bridge-limm. La lobe Enke. Stapleford Volunteer Infantry. of Col. Robert Wigrana M. P. nf a felt. Bedford Volunteer Infantry. I FEEL, it a ditty incumbent upon me, to ii Lord Frauds Godolphin Olborne to he Captain. Samuel Whitbread, Efq. M. P. to be Lieutannt.Colami-Cons. liel.akßE. you of the very great and extraordinary Caro the ft r Stretham Volunteer Infantry. maadant; William Lee Antonie, Efq. to be Major. A few days Once, Gilbert Atter, EN. of Layronftone, Fifer, to trout your invaluable Meciteine—L EAKE's PA : BM' PO To be Captains—Robert Lee, Thomas Coektoao, Frauds 0 Thomas Cringer. Efq. to be Captain; John Read, Goat. to be - .era. Alder, widow of the late Capt Alder, of Devunfliire-ltr e et. About two years ago I was attacked with a Venezia Theed Platte, J. F. Dawfon, and Charles Sheet, Vigra Lkutenatt; John Dimock, Gent. to be Enema. On Tuefday,at Horafey, the Rev. Falward Linace. of Charbtai, 0a D i it• o Lich I treated rather nightly for force time, but i Ti. be Lieutenant —Jo in Green, William Stapleton, Ifase Elise, Swalfham Light Infantry Volunteers. Kent, to Mils Warner, daughter or Jacob Warner, Etq. er Horan, Bate at eller li rpreading all over my body, I was °Wised e George Akin, Jones Stow, John Pulley, and 'Chooses Kldman, Enfigns Purvis and Wiles to be Second Lieutenants. At St. Bernard i ,. near F:dinhurgh, on Tuelday Lit, James Philip to the rot eminent of the I- acuity, but their affdtanee a Gnat. SwaffhaM Prior Volunteers. Inglis, Efq. Edinburgh, to lab • Dente, daughter of the late James only ' 07, 1 ,1 'e- 11 7 teller — l wait theme , various Cooties "i To be Enragns—William Smith, John Cooke, William Whitworth, John Peter Alit:, Erg. to he Captain; C. Alba, Gent. to be Lien. Lathe. Efq. DeathauTh• tion, and from being rasher of a corpulent Habit was red Thome Li burn, and George Short, Gents. tenant ; John Burrifl, Gent. to be Enfign. At Locklntyre, en the [4th ult. the Rev. Alexander Camehata a mere 'Arlene,. 'The Ukert the fpread all meanly limb •To be Adjutant—Charles Baßey, Gent. Town Barningliam Volunteers. mfnifter s op ping .. to Mir a m antra iwi.,,,,,,i, a sug h se a b e aa a. &Ted me u`c.niplete Objcet, In that my friemis delimited Berkeley Volunteers. Ilerbert Newton Jarrett. Efq. to he Captain : Theophilus Girdle- ham MiLecid, FA. of Luck ioty re. recovery. When Ikon& to this lituation, 1 conlhkred C Loanable, lint a &Ann of mine commenting alma the mar be On the ath loft. at Hoelhara, Surez.Captain Richard M arr i ott, D a niel Mueithrre and John Corsock, Erin. lobe Captains; Hory Roo., Gent. to be Llestenant ; Dennis Gunton, Gent. to in which your. Pills had funeeded, I was induced to try a or the Han. Eall Italia Company's I. nice at Medea., to Mils Du Marklove and Thomas Neale, Gents. to lac Lieuten a nts ; John Enka, Cane, daughter of Peter Do Cane, 1...ki. or Dratted Lodge. Elre.x. them, which I thought rash, r relieved me, and by lake Pick end Richard Langbridge, Gents. to be Enfigru. Thetford Volunteers. Bt allot Artillery. ?Am Jnfrph Btirrellan be Lieutenant, vice Fan. refined. At St. Mary-la•bonne Church, Nathaniel Fvan.. Erg. of Cnh e e for two or three months. and following your Direateuto„ Lodge. In the county of Cork, Ireland, to Mifs Pat ker, niece of rigneed the omit unaccountable Relazatiun from Pain, et Thnmas Bachelor, Gent. tube Second Lieutenant. William Boubliton, Vent to be Enfign, vice Burrell Adm. Sir Peter Parker. Bart. gradually rubliding; I am now, thank Gon, perfezUy ace Kilian, Henry Goldwyn', Gent to be Surgeon. IVeltacre Volunteers. • - and walking out ,aril=: I doubt not but out niece boa DIM. Chellerton Volunteers. Anthony Hammond, tfq to be Captain ; Richard Hammed, Latel , after a long and manna! ill, eta the Liely of Henry Lam. think "mint " to "he ' will `nab"' my health in ill nern ' John Eri t ham Wiles,Efq. to be Captain; Thomas Hancock John. Gent. to be Lieutenant; Robert Hammond, Gent. to be taps. brat, Efq is the county of He e; ford. She wa• later t., the late, It i.. with the molt loarth.lt gratitude ghat I fulled* mil year much obli •.-d lii.inble (cream, fon, Gent. to he Lieutenant; John Few, Gera. to be karma. Great IVitchiegron Volunteers. aunt to the prefent Lord Born talon, of Saltrata, in the county Wad. Pat Cirencefter Volunteer Infantry. t.:•ntenant-Cnuttel William IFitnety to he Captain ; Lohert Bur- a d d w ,. Deanfgate, bianchetter, July t, Ans. Lieutenant ••—•—•• paibennr to be Captain; En?gn rms., t.,•nt. to be Lieutenant; Pater Le Neave Fotter,Jun. Gent. On 27th alt. at Portfmouth. Mrs James Pearce, vire of I le a - P. S. Die the pantie benefit Ido not objeth to the ahoy Fauehs to be Lieutenaut ; John Richardfou and Daniel Mafters. to De Lid ago. puhlid.e.l, but leave you to adt as your own better judgme tenant James Pearce, Royal Maran.a, and daughter of ant Lonna,. Gents. to be boleti'. Weft Wratting Volunteers. ebh. Mr. Koper. dictate. Clifum Volunteer Infantry. Inhn Hall, Efq. to be Captain. On tte eth intl. at Turnbull-men, Mr. Dave, of Blanaord- iki l , ' n et pand a. arid Sold by the Sole Proprietor, TROMAS T it.r t the Rovil College of Sargeons, London, at hi. Richird Data e Deverell and 'llamas Hunt Andrew% Efqrs. en he Hcary bruit, firm. to bc Licutenant. borate, Portman-Ginate, aged 73. On the 4th init. ae her houle, In Keallagminfmaare, Mrs. Hasa tin- o New.Pridy.eatreet Where *ter a ctualtant re Captaa.s; hichard Erafer and Thomas Frampton, Gents. to be I a a • ta In the Gazette of nth July. ef nio ' re than tint:y-1n ?ears, in a pear ' lice pardeularly elk; Lieutenants, James Lean, and Richard Edge!, Gents. to be En- 'Mcneage Loyal Volunteers net Pomfret, aged 66 years. + Emu; Richard Edge', Gent. to be Surgeon. For Richanl Sk en, Gent. to be Lineteaat, read Richard Wane ' IN Sattirdey k i nnight , atter a Sort but fever- Pint fs, the atay the Cure of Ventre a, Combleinte, with that inviolahte ' man of hi. Prnitaltan &fluid always bhierve, ha' I)ownham Volunteer Infantry. . Gent. to be Centaja-tantaarat. ' of Edmund Lethal:ten, Efq. of Marley Cattle, in the Camay "( r fennight. alter a ven &• " ,9n.f.. at lawack ao. Zi ... ; ' ,....: -" ' ; ;.fi,- the adult. ; and ~ ..h.:fla, net he ... gratui .., tm.......11 . y &an' 'a Wary Safety, Ffq. ta he Captain Commandant; William Row• For Olivet Hill, Gent , to he Rejigs., rind Oliver 1011, Gent. to he Wtaciblv moods • neefie a t..kirr this hitt'lene will rte rftecturti lie a .1.1 Opp E(q . to-be Captain ; Roger Too, and 'llonnas Doughty L0 0 5.,..,e, a ;tone a• an ..UVal , lNlrr ~'• L an to t't Oininit.s , am. vo id e PSylle.C; CM' .to be I..euta.. ors; Thome Wright, j an. and VII- In flatette of 13lb Odinbee- hey. the feat of the Coonteas Illowaga vi warm* an, ha W al., . r • ' • - et a : ham Milk', Gents. to 1,. Folios. B nc kl and Brewer Viihanterr Infantry. Blom, Ben. aged 35- • • • v: At% ..dkito SON. I.? tti• Anmantmetn, nor the coin . 1t hole living at a d th e ante, at tin .' Perfumer's. No. 35, St. Toefda UR at ht. lis l e in ranak.ribn rant; Ohba Thames. Mr. . . Dorfley Volunteer Infantry. John "Bard , and Edward Wallington, Elam. to be C a p ta i ns ; William Smith, mad Craw Visaed, Gems to be !Acetone's:a • For tu tiv ca Ca v a: a i i i r y ,. , Efq. to be Captein, read eledrne Caddy, It+ Thanes I tius : (fg. uiy si the ...D Wrnadlniry Volunteer Infantry. All ark". tracer.) tercet , l'all-Mall; h Toy-into, Nu. tc.3. 4.itthied-tireel On Satinday e °wen, in the sad rear .4 hi. as.. a ft er a liner- 13bc " r g h.s ' No ' 7 ' rin ''. ll ''' .l.l '" l ;, lea.''tf.lcon k r irinefs, Mr.'il'in. Fauntleray Wen foe of Weie 1 mitt ten No.C, Unto:l-Row, I sole rower li .1, Mr ,N a ve, on a, Oct."".'a la ks n.. and Willi am Smith , i tm , Gents. to be F.nligas: For iviifieu It' .. '...,,,, Era. to be Captaiu, read Wiaias Cad, Tar - . R an g e r in na, ft s / ' ''' ' t•tadge t Edinburgh i Mr. Calwe :a, Dolan, ; Mr-I lunge" Eallon and Arrington Volunteer Infantry. ~,u,„. H i. to ~,. capt. .„ . At Nairm t OG. 1 :. aged : ; ;,Alexander I f ~ 4 ah en ar ~.h. p... 1; ~;r. An onion's, alanchetter ; and Li one Pert a, it • Frfrn 1 l o an.. accom to b e Lieutezaag, eke Tangent , relived ; In the c.A.vrtr of fel OGober. g ime a t bi thi a,;,,.. - - ' i conlidereble Town in Griat-Ilfitnia and 1r:1. , t0. in Dna" i At bis hours* ititlnt dine, on the 27t h ult. Robert Walker , , Wthiarn Richard Tarzett, Gent. to be Fallgn, vice Nevilf. Tunbridge Well, ‘'olunteers.• AA reeled up with fell and plain Dernetkona a i • • Bing and Nlilbrook Volunteers . For Si? Fain Deism to be Maine, road err 4.;teris Beata to be Eh. of ty,ri t i-.. fa ht. Mary'..edlegv, Sr Andrew's, on 'be 31 kft. to bis 13111 1 1 ePa=twes.jf'm. off .1- er_Sez n.ay Cure themfelves with hate' • sr Major Pater Serie to be I.i.uteaant Cql_one I Commandant; Cap • 5.., 0 ,.. i • and Safety. taih John Pixie to be Major : Plifilp Lie &aim, ;ha Jules ' In Gatette of 10 ppoiocr. IT : year. Gamete Mk ferers ion a , Pneefrt Hill _ .--77 - : - - I icarc, Files. to be Canton . ; Jan pqr na , Ra j i fl b., Wis e, Kew Voluntterat i . . i:, At Gieetioiec. on the tr a Ilia Jena Cretele of Glendniele, F.fa. t LONDON; Printed sad putilifhed by LEV} I.KFbn' ~.1 ~.n . ,,„ .•„ be Linsterlark. ; torn& Pee. and 8 - .77 Wit. For Wn!htira 7 r =, Catania he fefign,,,rag,2 M Sian ii L . jeb„., •. Al hit haute 4 :Zsita s •...n, “I Migalay lenM e ht, john m t .... , s i a : 44l7 . re . Lain ' rtb) a- the Sa as Dirges • ::& I. .'. • I bent. t 'be Übeitir; ReverandJokn Piaui. teatee ~..4i.L. o ".., fre . min, XIX . • A i %OK . 'teat tiers,.. tirrlcti n fir'Ff" a .li la. l i. . LOA DON GAZt7T.E, A °vender t. At e:e Court at St. James's, tl!e 9th day of No v,:rober, pt efent, the Kt,. C ' s Mott Excellent MAI! iTY lit C \Seas re has4in.; b'en graci ile.ded to Licliv,r the c:t!lody ti the Seals of th , .. 1)o ht C.nnt!y oi Laacafler to the Ric l ht . I'nostA. L r.l PELHAM, the 04,11 of C''lneel!or of the laid D eliv vas this d.ty, ;ty his MAtt•STY'S command, admh:lficted to his Lordlhip. The 1; Ise; has been pleaied to appoint the Hon. 1-liNtkv I'IEI2K/I'OIST to be his MAJEsTv'i Envoy Exit a•it dinary to the Court of Stockb..lm. Ect.l.t.:.;`..‘st* CAI. PRONIOTIONS. • R 1.21 I li,dineda the Duke of Cambridge has been jalcafetl tirpi i , .t the Rev. Jon" Rood, A M. of ANord, in Kent. And Vt..'ONY of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, to be one of his Royal Nigh el I)rnm^ic Chaplain:. Th: King ha, been itfl to grant to the Rev. Walker King, Do:. i• th, pl•ce and dignity of a Canon or Prebcn ,. ..; tropoliti,l Church of Canterbury, void by the re fig,ation of A . :Alain Beaumont Bulbf.Cicrk, lat.; Canon thereof. Islll,l I'ARY PROMOTIONS. A.t•OFTICE, NOVEMBER 12, 1933. COMMirnOOS in the North Gloncettcr Militia, figned 11 the Lord Lieutenant. _ _ _ John Selwyn. Gent. to be Lieuttvwnt. Dated MeV'lt 2, 0103. 1 nfign John Wann to be Ditto, vice Gesilcoleceafed. Dated Oc „ t her :4. Igo; 1-..ricdermon. Cent. to be Lair. Dated Sept. 6, 1803. 1 rcd, rick Fguino, G,tit. to be Ditto. Ilited October 3, Viz. -3. 1::, Gent. to it:: Ditto, Ilacd Odlober 24, C , rflitli!Tion in the Fit - entire Regiment of North Hri tilh Miiititt, figneci by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated September 27, iSo3. John Braid. Gent. to be Enfign, vice Morricon, appointed in the Pertbibirc Volutirrers. Commiffimn in the Ea(l London Regiment of Militia, ripest by his Majefly's Commicfmners of Lieute nancy for the laid City. Dated Nov. 3, 1803. Majur John . 1 hacker Jennings to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice ?Joint r. aligned. Cemmailions in the Royal Lincolnfhire Militia, figncd by the Lord Lieutenant. SANK R tri r rs. Thorns MET, of Yrarthcfl,r, niatinfadtnrer, dei`era 1 ckapm AI. to forrend , r November 21, 29, and ike. 24, at three, at the St"r Inn, Manchefter. Attorviel, Xlttirs. lial!tead and Ainfivorth, ht3nehefter ; or N!r Ralph FAH., Curtitor•ttrret, London. Richard Reynolds, of Wh!iechapel, :I.ll,l4llefts, witic•rnerchant. dealer and chapition, Nov. ay, at one, and Dec. 14. at teat, at Guildhall. Atomics, Mali, lima and Sherwood, Bank- Buildings, Combat. Thom Lewis, of Great Tow, Nliddlrfez, merchant. *dealer and chapman, Nov. a Dec. 3, sod 24, ,t twelve, at Goild'ull. Attortnes, Marrs. Elms, Lacey, S:eadtaan, and Wall, Bread ftreet-hill, London. Witham Stoney and John Smith, of I.acds, York&lre, grocers, copartners in trade, &biers and chaiimen, Dec. 9, to, and 24, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Attorniev, hie. Rich. Battye, Chancery lane. Lot.don ; or Mr. Lee, Leeds. John Fowler, of Bewdley, Wort etterfhire, printer, flationer, dealer and charman. Nov. 30, De,.. t , and 14, at eleven, at the Crown and Sceptre Inn, in Worcetter. Attornies, Mr. Rolief.m, Droit wivh. Worceiterlhire; or Mars. Neeld and Fladgate, Norfolk- ftrert, Strand, L✓radon. John Morris, late of Sharpie.. In I..ancalhire, whitfter, deafer and chapman, Nov. Si, ac, and I.), c. 27, at ten, at the Gartfide Arms, Bolton. Attorney, Mr. 11 alplelto::rdnian, Bolton. 'Thomas Jones I .nvley, late nt Piccadilly, Nlteldlef x, haherdafher, dealer an 4 chapman, Nor. 19,26, at one, and Dec. 24, at ten. at At tornic., Meals Shcphard and Adlington, Gray'a It.n-fnuare, London. It ;chard Itobinfon Ward, of Cottingham, in Yorkfhlre, merchant, dt ale, and cliapman. Nov. 18.59, and Dec. 24, at eleven, at the White-Hart Tavern, in Sliver-itrect, Kingfton-upon-HuIL- 1 . Annie,, Metlrs Allen and Exley, Furnivars. Inn, London; . , . . nr Mr. cotfworth, Kinglton•upon•Hull. . I ler.ty Cooke, of MAneheker, fhopkeeper, dealer and Chapman, Noe. a. 29, and llcc. 24, at ten, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, M..nchtfter. Atton.ies, Mr. Edward Foulkes, Manehefter ; or Mr. John Foulkes, Bury place, Bloonalburp.Nuare. London. Francis Clark, of Barnet, Berta, wine-mccchant, dealer and chap• man, Nov. 19, at twelve, Nov. 26, at one, and Dee 24. at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nov, Mincing.laue, London. • Danhl M•Kinlay and Abraham hlendet • Dekfarlo, of Slse-lane, London, merchants and partners, Nov. 19, at twelve, Nov. 26, . . and Dec. 24, at ten, at G1;4(16411. Attu:sib Mr. Dano,Thread neeiße-ftreet, London. David Mcfnard, of Shad Thames, Not!!cyclonal. Surrey, dealer i corn and chapman, November t 1. 26, mot Dec. 24, at eleven, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Charles Harmon, Wine-Office -court, licet-Ctreet. Robert Steveafoo. of Fewer-lane, Holborn. L0n4.1., cutler, Nov. 19, at twelve, Nov. 26, at one, and Dec. 24, at tee, at Qui!dial'. Attorney, Mr. Kcaricy, , Temple. Benjamin Tann, a Bond- ltrcer, Middlt re l. book fell, r, (haler and cl.,,poup, Nov, 19, 26, and Dec. 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor ney, kir. Eaton, hirchin•laue. I ondon. Mariam Bwi, of Piccadilly, parilk of St. Janus, Weßminfter,. ?di !dicks, priotfeller, dealer and chapman, Nov. 15, t 9. and Dee. 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Amenity, Meat. Rhodes, Cook and Handley, St. Jam s.. Clerkonwell James Bartlett, of London-Wall, London, wool4nettbant. Nov. ty, 26,a0d Dec. 24, at tr.n.at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Como, Cirti...rd's. Inn, London. John I barna@ Webtter, of the High4treet, Southwark, Surrey, la-fier. dealer and ehdpatan, Now. ey, ay, and Dee. 24, at ten, at Attornios, Meek*. E. and T. Dam, Angel-court, Thzugatortou-ftroet. v LOCIC c-afoos e.—A furnifhed lOdging•houfe is a world in miniature. Each floor is a little kingdom in itfelf,totzly dittinet from its neighbour in manners and cultoms.—The mode of life on the first floor dif fers as much from that of the attic, as of an Indian tribe from an European Hate; sn African from an Aliatic fettlement. The beauteous &Woe inhabits the frit floor; the wealthy Moidor has apartments upon the fame. This is as it Ihould be. Fortune •and Beauty accompany each other. Upon the ground flour is a profellional gentleman, who has converted the back parlour into an office, filled with defks and paper. The fecond floor con rains an officer, who, as he only breakfatts of home, and gives little trouble, pays only half-a-guinea a week. The third floor contains' a widow lady and her daughter, who live upon the littera of fome money in the funds. That he may be as near as poffible to that god who infpires his brain—a poet has fixed his abode in the attic limy, where Ap..110 /miles upon hi, labours, with the dawn of day. The fervent, who attends the hall door, adjulls the rights and prerogatives of there feveral Powers, and fettles their rank In the fcale of nations with all the defpotic (way of BOtl•PAIITI.-• But what is moil extraordinary, there is no intimacy, no alliance, no treaty, offenGve or defenfive, no poli tical or commercial relations between the feveral Powers of thefe feveral floors. Thev are fo many na tions feparated by informonntat;le barriers--by fcalped momitains—tremendous rivers, and immense forells.—The inhabitants are not indigenous, hut ra ther a migratory race of people. Tber are birds of palfage. To a lodging bottle they take their firft flight. There they leave theirfinell (eathers. MOM THOMAS STONE, Esq . , To Nlr. DI to N, Aputhecary, Chikiagton. Seer. SIR —Mrs. STONa had long been troubled with an alarming NERVOUS and BILIOUS COMPLAINT. Sy r had the heft medical advice in Town and Country, bat found 110 rtlief. By reading of the great and extraordinary Cures your DIXON'S ANTI/111.10V s Pi; La had performed on malty of t.he No hility, and Perfons of the highrit rank and charaeer, the was i.:- &seed to give them a fair trial; .old, by taking a large box full, th kas well as ever the was. 'We have recommended the Pills to many of our acquaintance, who rfe them on nod occafiorni as & family Medicine,—My fon fail. for the Well: Indies in a few days : Mak to fend live large boxei, to takelwith him, that he and his friends may ufe them as a preventive againft the Yellow Fever; which, I am itiforincA, 'bey are fo jolt), celebrated for. Bedfordaire, Sir, your moll obediint (errant, Nov. g, zgo3. ' rklOhlAS 3TONE. Sold wholefale and retail at Ching and Barka's, No. 4, Ckea.P• fide, corner of Paternofter row ; and retail by B lam and Sharp, .Purtfusoush Wilton and Spence, and WoI- Randal and Bak e. Southampton Renhottn, York Pa;me, Cookwiii thy Walker & liocigfon, Newel-se Wills and Ifticha. ds. Plymouth Adams, Loughborough Holland, Congdon.. and Roche, tronft&s, Mitegaii, and tons. Plymouth Dock Aberdeen Rawfon, kofs, Featiiern one and Intik, Carlide Co. Brown, and Mulealler, }kulthwaire, Kendall . Han • Pritchard, 15aby ILhinge, Powman, and Greg- Drury, Llneoin LH, Liverpool . Kelt:) , and Ifillarby, Bono. Harding and Chaplain, Garport Drakard and Newcomb; Sean• Buekland andHorfey, Porde& ford • • . breaks, and Mitchell, Dover jacklon, Loutb Walker and Elliott, Ealni..uth Hurl! and Milton, Grantham • Creed and BIOWi2, Favcribiun Albin and Gilbert, Spalding Long, Deal • • Wight an&Wkl. 'Ski Wilma& Witheriege, Chatham Pigge and Miller, Lynn - Knill, Rochelter • &eon, Stmenfein, and Mitt mi Harvey, Penzance and Pinland, Norwich Wood, Weymouth Ore and Wattin, Carnbrld i p Par:Tian and Arbtithwrte, Pe- Briftow, Saekry;• and SI.. terhnad monis, Caneetherf • Johnßon and /BIER, Perth Silver and Rowe, !Amato 111mi:ow:el, thafgow • Nagel', Rintfidee Scott, Bazter,SrMth, Edinburgh. Blackburn, Broadßahs • . MAkNULL). A few dap Knee. Gilbert fq of Laytonnone, Fifer, to 'oils. Alder, widow orate late Capt Alder. of Devoi hire-areal. On Tudday,at Hnrofry, :he Itty. Edward I.lnace, of Chario•to. Kent. to Ws N'7.rner,daughtts of Jacob Warner, FA. of Hornft-y, At St. Bernard'''. near F:dinbureo, on TucfJay 1.11, James Philip Inglis, Efq. Edinburgh. to Mi • Ltibe, daughter of the late James Efq. Deanhaugh. . At Loci Wryer., on the rads ult. tin Rev. Alexander Camnf-1, ennatltte of Perim, to Mlfs Margaret 111'1.4.0.1, daughteof Wa lum M`Leod, Eiq. of Luck ioty . . . - . . On the ath intl. It Horthaus, Surer. Captain Richard Marriott. or the Hon. Earl Itulla Company'. 1. mice at Madra., to Ws bu Cane, daughter of Pcter Du Cane, of Dratted Lodge, Eat. At St. Mary-la.honne Church, Nathalit.l FranN l'fq. of C:thcr I.rutge, In the county of Cork, 1t..141.1, to Mir, Pallier, niece of Adm. Sir Peter Parker. Bart. DIF.I). Lately, after a tang and painful ill, tf•. the Ltily of Henry lam bert. Ely. in the county of Hri. tont. She wan litter to the late, and aunt to the prdent Lord limn L,lon, of S.ltr.,,a, it, the county of Devoe. On allt alt. at Portfoouth. Mn James Pearce, wife nt I Ira tenant James Pain*, 4.tightet of I.olit.ur abh Mr. Rept r. _ _ _ On the 4th intl. at Turnbull-riven, Mr. Dore, of Vlanaord honk, Partman-Ginate, agni73. . - On the eth roll ac her houie, In r.ctlincou-Nuarc, Mrs. !Tu rin Pomfret, age:l66.years. ' Sattitd;y fc'uniett . t. atter a Sort but fcvtr- Phut's, the 11.1 y of &Wand Lethal:Kra, Ei. of Mulrl Caflir, in the County "( Warcetter. On Moe* fennight. after a very th at Lave...eh bey. the fast uf the Crunatcf. yaaga an 513fra Car, 21-. Le• Mow*, Ban. agrd 35. • Trefday lan, at hi. bnutr in Gehaskiril.fl ro,r; s , fiseritamea %tr. Thaw Hills, (formai? et the Minarka. On Sato:day Wowed, in the sad rear .4 hi. as.. after a linger ing Nine% Mr. Nl'na. Fauntler• .7 • ci.1.1l foe of 11 au. I..utati.le), Elq. Banker, in Kenai'. ftr....-t. . • At Nairn. Oa. agid 7., Alexander Irgli‘, Lll. Fob. Rime of Nairnihire At his hauls at ICITIC2fII4C, on tl.e 27th tilt. Rabat WAter, Efs. of Wtreivi.. la St. Mary'. CoMyr, St. Andrew's. on the .;,1 !oft. in his Isth Tear. (tamps Hip. flo-rr. t..n Pntert fairodokb, an die tr► id!. )aon Cnnitte of Glcn4ni•h, F.IA. •, At bar book 4 La. hhunlal leaaleat, joita sari, M.D. Excite Ofliee, Lnndnn, Volonteert. A . .jut3rt John Edward. to have the I;rc vet rank of Captain. Ful ell Volunteers. Juhn Grove, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Fteebridge Lynn Volunteer Infantry. Anthony Hammond, {q. to be Nlzior Commandant; John Tur ner Hulea, and Henry L-Ifdtn, hicirt. to be Cpains; tiLtlry I'r:f..et Itlencost•e, and Jelin Brett, Gent*. to be I.kutenants; Idnlrs Coldham, jun. and Henry Standford, Gent& to be En- Fu'bourn Company. Richard Greave, Towoky, k.fq. to be Captain; John Johnfon, Gent. to be Lieutert.a.t. Glamorgan Riflemen. To be Lieutenams--Eadigns James Evans, John Hawkins, and Lewis. To be Entigns—John Jenkins, and Samuel Waterman, Gents. t a, or Weflern Regiment of Glamorganthire Volun- teen. John Llewellyn, Erg. to be lieutenant Colonel Commandant. hems' Wyndham, Erg. to be Lieutenant Colonel. Richard Hoare Jenkins. Elq to be Major. To be Captains—John Nathaniel Myers, William Davis, Chrillo pher Hancorne. John Morris, George,Wynch, John May, James Coke, George I-Lynes, Robert Sidney, Thomas Hobbes, and Reynold Thomas Deere, Eke& To be Lietstenants—Thomas Leyrons, Lewis Thomas, John Vors, Thomas Morris, Thomas Franklin, Edmund Saunders, R icha , d Pendrill, Edward Hawkina, Richard Llewellyn, Allen Page, and Thomas Edwards, Gents. To he Entigns--F.dward Morgan, Solomon Bowen,Thomas Eaves, Thomas Jackfon, John Jenkins, Hopkin Rees, David Powell Llewellyn Llewellyn, John Laugharne Popkin, and Edward Bowen. Oars 2d or Ealiern Rigimeot of Glamorganihire Volun• Leers. John Price, Efq. to be Lientenmt-Colneel Commandant: John Richards, Lfq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel ; John BaJLu, EN. to be Major. To be Captains—Wyndham Lewis, jun. Daniel Jones, William Altyrick, Robert Josh s Thomas Thomas, Watkin George, John Bruce Knight, Wyndham Lewis, Thomas Markham, Cann Wil kins, Thomas Lewis, Evan Simnel, Elqrs. To be Lieutenants--Edward' Llewellin, John Jones, Devitt Wil liams, David Edwards, Thomas Pierce, Wiiliam Bruce Knight, John Jacob, Whi , lock Nicholl, Henry Joan', William Evans, Edward Thomas, Cents. To be enfigna--Danicl Hooper, Elias Rarest, Lewis Williams, David Hopkins, William Pcrrott, Jahn Llewellin, Thomas Ries. Richard Reece, Mid Nicholl, William Williams, Wdliasn Ed munds, Richard Mumford, Cents. Gloucefter Infantry. Joint Elton, Efq. to be Captain; Charles Elmes, Cent. to be Lieu tenant and Qiianermialter; James Wattle, Galt. to be Ad jutant. Havant Volunteers. fo he Captains—Archibald Clifford Blackwell Cranford, George Hanbury Mitchell, arne* Brown, Hive. Heydon Volunteer Light Infantry. William Earle Bulgier, Efq. to be Major; John Dalifon and John Bond, Mira. to be Captains; John Robyn., and Wil liam Mays, Gotta to be MR I.icutenants; Benjamin Goldfinitk, and Robert Bacon, Gana to be Second Lieuttnanni. Horningfea and Dittos Vo l untecrs . John Wylde, Era. to Captain-Commandant; Mark Bulks, Efq, to be Captain; Jonathan Frier, and George Bullen„Gents. to be Lieutaiants; John Moore, and Edward Curtis, Gant& to he Earn. Kingarth Volunteers. Minion BaThustpoe, Eteg. — to he Coptslo; Robert 1 4 .41 tag, Goat. to be Lieateisastkßobert Ewing„,Geist. to be Enfign. Lynn Voluiiiees-Infantry; . _ _ . Enngn John Bailey itoedale to be Lieatenant, Tice Green, rafignall Gilbert Barter, and W. P. Reilet,Genta. to be Eafigna. Marfham Volunteer Infantry. William Wineark, jun. E(q. to be Captain; James Potter, dent. to be Lieutenant; James Parida, Gent to be Eufigrt. Norwich Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Taylor to be Captain, Este Lohr, and Ennis Clarla Hardy to be Lieutenants. t o b e reilsee—itichard Etat Squire, John Croibie Barnard, Jolla Peppin% William Kktle, Beioth, John Beckwith, Cgsits. - To be Win and . 4 11Mint-Suwon-- paean, Gent. Norwich Riflemen. William Blake, and Jan Dar, Ersin.to be Captains. To be Fit* Licutenanta—Gardlncr Chapman, James Sadbary. . • . and Samuel Cooke, Cm, - To be Second Lleutenants—John Storey. John Oka, and Seth Stevenfon, Gents. To be AdJutant—Mark Bean Minsay, Cent. To be Quarter -Mager—James Battleant, Cent. Port Bannatyne Volunteers. John Campbell, Efq, to be Capiain; Mel Jandefon, Oent. to be Lieutenant; Thomas Lamont, Gent. to beEnfigia, Ringwood Volunteer Infantry. William Hooper, Et* to be Carib'. 'lee Newman, /aligned; William Strangeways, Gent to be Lieutenant, vtcc Marna, to [tined; James Welker, Gent. to be Eaten. Rctliefay Volunteer IntAntry. - - - - - - - - - - - John 111• Kay, Efq. to be Captain ; Archibald Banneerse. Gent, to be Lieutenant; William Robert M'Kirdy, Gent to be Enka. mithdon Volunteer Infar.try. Henry Styleman, FN. to be Captain; James Sharpe, Gent to be Lieutenant ; Thomas Pinfold. Gent to be Sqhan Volunteer Infantry. George Alexander Swinton, and Charles Hill, Erg s. to be Cap tacos; Arthur Kent, and Puller Goislibrow, Gents. to be Lieu tenant*; Robert Whiting, and James Chambers, Gent& to be >• Stapleford Volunteer Infantry. Lord Fronds Godolphin Oiborne to be Captain. Stretham Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Greaser, Efq. to be Captain ; John Read, Gent. to be Lkuteneet; John Dimock, Gent. to be Enlist'. Swalrham Light Infantry Volunteers. Lnfigns Purvis and Wiks to be Second Lieutenants.. SvreffhaM Prior Volunteers. John Petcr AM:, Erg. to he Captain; C. AM:, Gent. to be Lieu tenant ; Joint Burrill, Gent. to be Enfign. 'l'ow•n Barningbam Volunteers. -- -- _ lerbert Newton Jarrett. Efq. to he Captain : Tbeephilus Cirdk lime, Gent. to be Licatenant ; Dennis Gunton, Gent. to be Enfign. Thetford Volunteers. lrfißrt Jofoph litirreillen be Lieutaeont, vice F.oter. raced. Wtlkato BouLitton, Vent to be ainfign, vice Burrell IVettacre Vidlunteers. Anthony Hammond, 14 en be Captain; Richard Hammed, Guit. to be I.i. utenane ; R °hut Hammond, Gent. to be tails. Great IVitchiogron Volunteers. : :-ntenant-Cn.nuel William IFitrrny in he Captain ; Lobert Bur n", t to be Lieutcnanti Peter Le Naive Fotter,ita tient. to be Weft Wratting Volunteers. John Hall. Efq. to be Captain. Hcnry fruit, Gcrt to be Lkutcnant. . . lan% 10 In the Gazette of 3th July. Montage Loyal Vi , lUlllCen For Richanl nue., Gent. to be Liestreara, read Richard S►un, Gent. to be Cdts.,:.-Lfrrew.rat. For Oliva Hill, Gun, to be rind Oliver MR, Gent. to be Lica/o.ow. In Casette or IA OanSer• Buckland Brewer Vo'winter Infantry. ... For 74. Caddy, Efq. to be Cartidn, read ANdrno eaddy, tu 6 Captain. _ _ Woodbory Volunteer Infantry. For William It' 1. to be Captain, rr-ol Wthuss ad, Trr *alba a, Eft. to _ . socr~- Li~et e~r7 .f ash (C ,arrlrT 11 ~~ / C+r• ,~ ~ ,~ ,1 :I ►~l L'i •e. 10 wit WI doe din H. Ilkal am c r Tic Earl he So Vial I Eaesai MEa. To td: Ne Na GI 56,‘ , (