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\I ph Dragoons; Alexander 14i 4 Gregor Murray, of the 67th Foot I„ewis "Utica, of the 36th Foot ; Francis Primer Scott, of the stath Poet ; William Armstrong, on Half Pay of the Recruk ing Corps; John Kingsbury, of the 2d Foot; John Buckland, of the 5341 Foot ; hennas Lowther Allen, of the lath Ligot Dragooni; John Cameron, of the 92d Foot; FranCis Sherlock, of tb e 4th DravonGuards; Daniel Francis Blom art ,of the62dFo tt, EenjaminWynne Ottley, of the 91st Foot ;Christopher Cline:, of the 69th Foot; Joseph Muter, of the 13th Light Dragoons; Edward Copson, of the Sth Foot ; Samuel Fairtlongh, of the 43d Foot; Edward Blackcney, of the 7th Foot ; Francis See gison, on Hair Pay of the (Nd Foot ; James Chgles Dalbiac, of the 4th Dragoons; Henry Cranford, of the 9th Foot ; Rich ard Collins, of the 113 d Foot—to be LIEUTENANT-COLO NELS in the Army. CAPTAINS Edmund Cashion, of the Bth Garrison Battalion ; George Hamil ton Gordon, of the 18th Font ; George Smith, of the 4th Dra . . . goon Guards; Sv Charles Wyndham Burdett, Bart. of the 30th Foot; S'arplond Boyce, of the 13th Light Dragoons; yy land Heatheote, of the Royal'Newfoundland Fencibles • Th.,. Mas Egerton, of the 29th Foot ; James Grant, of the 60th Foot; Charke A. Vigoreux, of the 38th Foot; James Palmer, of the 3d Garrison Bat t;ma George Waking, of this 85th Foot ; Richard Thomas Fuller, of the 41st Foot ; John Hart t of the 45th Foot ; Whicbcote Turner, of the 3d Dragoons ; . . Venry Frauds Orpen, of the 61st Foot • R. George Elrington, Of the 47th Foot ; Thomas Deane, of the 64th Foot ; Hector Munro of the Ist Garrison Battalion i • Philip Hay, of the 18th Light Dragoons • John rileisor, of ths 35th Foot ; John Carr, of Ale sth Garrison Battalion ,• James Macdonald, of the Beth Foal i Andrew Coghlan, of the 45th Foot ; Charles Massey Faker, of the 14th Light Dragoons ; Patrick MiNeight,of the '22d Few; Alexander P. MiDovrall, of the 3sd Foot ; Rem ' Frogent Dunbar, of the 92d Foot; J. NPlCe.nzie Scott, of the 67th Foot; Job* Handaayde, of the 424 Light Dragoons ; John thidiensuine, of the 28th Foot; William Geddes, °fake 83d Foot ; Henry John , of the 111th Foot ; William Barstow, of the 611th Foot ; batu icy, of the6xtis Fax ; Donald ►t•Doitald, of tie 91st Poet; ,Abbott, ef the Nov Satoh Wales corps.; Robert Vincent, of the 84th Foot; . _ Wellington, of the 36 Foot; Jitobtet Frederick, of the 54th /Ole; Jacob Jordan, of the 60th Pow; George Fouruerett, of the 60th Foot,: Randoll Goosip, of the Al, Dragoon.:; Bryan O'Toole, of the 39th Foot; Michael Aylmer, of the f_lth Foot ; John Maule, of the New Brunswick Fenciblec; Denis . .. Httprss of the 92d Foot ; John Bradshaw, of the 60:h Foot ; George Wadd:e, of the 39th Foot ; Rohert-Coote of the 521 Foot; John Coadley .Ashe, of the 48th Foot ; George Dacia, of the 99th Light Dragoons; Adam Ormsby, of the i9th Foot; Andrew Creagh, of the 29th Foot ; Edward Vincent Eyre, of tI.o 77th Foot ; Edward Gillman,' of the 58th Foot ; Francis Atoa Thomas,of the 7 8th Foot ; John Galin; of the CGth rues ;. Henry dhorough Head, of the 7th Dragoon Guar t ls; Thom.s Walker, of the Bth West India Regiment ; Collis, of the 27th Foot, to his MAJORS in tbg Army. - 1141RegIrromt .of Life Guards—Lieutenant 1.. G. Langley, from the sd Dragoons, to be Caner and Snb-Lieutenant, vice Hun ter, vho exchanges; Lieutenant Sir Jobn Cox, Kin. from the 4th Fe/g, to be Carnet and. Sub-Lieutenant, vice Duncombe, pronto: A. Ist - Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Hospital Mate Daniel Lin than to be Assistant Surgeon, vim Thomas, promoted is the New Bruns-NIA Id Regiment of Dmgoonis--Coenet lchn 11'U to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Craigie, who retim ; Francis. Sturm, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Mills. 3d Ditto—Lieutenant John Hunter, from the 2d Life Guards, to be Lieutenant, vice Langley, who exchanges. 4th Ditto--William Light; Gent. to be Cornet, by pnichnse, vies Boehm, promoted. 7th Ditto--Ensign Thomas W. Robbins, from the lit Foot Guards, to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice ikeit,who retires. 9th Ditto—Surgeon William Adams, from the 7th Foot, to be Surgeon, vier Wallace, who exchanges. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—Edward Sacheverel Chsndos Pole, Gent, to be Ensign, by Purchase, vice Robbins, promoted in the 7th Light Dragoons. stth Regiment of foot—Lieutenant John Parkinson. from 'be Ist West York Militia, to be Lieutenant ; Lieutenant John Blun dell, from ditto to be ditto ; :surgeon Wi:liam Wallace, from • the t.th Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Adams who ex- changes. 3 WI Ilitto--Lirutenant Gregory Paul, from the Satli Foot, to be L entenan . , vice Laugbarne, who exchanges. 1; It Ditto—Lieutenant 1. P. Fiteger.thl to be Captala of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Vilant, appoint..d to the 1...yal Ste - Corps ; LketeLant --- Watts, noun the 59th Foot, to . . fr be ditto, by purchase, vice Madge. 7 o be Lieutenants--Eusign William Cox,by purchase, vice Jones, pin noted; Ensign IL D. Robertson, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted in the 21tt 1.00: ; Second Lieutenant P. B. Duke, trots the 2d Ceylon Regiment, without purchase, vier Young, prnmottd in the Sel Ceylon Regiment ; Second Lieu tenant C. Hay, from the 2d Ceylon Re g iment, without pur chase, vice Nixon, rrpmoted in the 3d Ceylon.Reglmcut. To he Adjutant, with the Rank of Lieutenant—First Lieutenant R. P. Nixon, from the :Id Ceylon Regiment, vice Crooks, de- ceased. 23d iiitto--Licutenint Samuel Thorpe from the 7th Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice I‘l 4 Nlahoss, who exchar.ges. 31st Ditto—lieutenant Roger Langley, from tbrSouth Cork Mi litia, to he 12(1 Ditto--I,kutenant Hugh Harrison tube Adjutant, vice Blake, who resigns. 33d Ditto—Licutzta. - 1 Adam Twigs, front the lit West York to he. Imign. :itilUirto- . --Licutenaut Gets.rse Arthur to he Captain of a Com v.try, by pur..7hase, vice ermford, who retires. h7th Lino--Easign Dillon :Hassey to be Lieutenant,with ut pur chase,vice 13:Fhy, proznotvd; John Thomas Watford, U4.nt. to be Ensign, 99th Ditto--I.icute:l7.nt 1 T.:-Ater; Fa2ftderson to be (''rain of a Company, by purchase, vizi: Lrown, 'who rakes ; Ensitn Charksl . l.lVtrs Lieutccaut, without purth,:se, Viec _ . _ dErson ; Ensign Richard Needham so be Lieutenant, by pur chase, rice Hiire, promoted. 42(1 Ditto--M illiana Lindsay, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Fkyle, promoted. Cid Ditto--Ensign John Duch:man to be I.leutenant, %ice Dun- das, deeeasi.d: 48th Ditto--Captals John Elliott, from the eth Garrit.on Bat talion, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice 811- quiere, appointed a permanent Atfistant in the Quarter Master General's DeFartment ; Quarter Master Serjeant to be Quarter I:i7ster, vice Bowtar, promoted in the 10th korai Veteran Battalion. 50th Ditto—lnsign Fdvrard Richardson to he Lieutenant without purchase, vice Armstrong,promoted ; William Fane, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Richardson. Ditto—Ensign J. Cruice to be Lieutenant, ',about purchase, vice Cowell, who rtsigtiF. frith Ditto--E.osign John Ormsby to be Lieutenant, without por. chase, vice Thorn, appointed to the Ist Royal Veteran Batta lion ' • Raisbeck, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ormsby. D Sith itto--Licutenart John Campbell to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Maxwell, who retires ; Ensign William Henry Hollis, from the Gist Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; Serie.un-Major Philip Smith to be Quarter-Master, vice Miller, promoted in the lit Royal Veteran Battalion. Seth Ditto—Lieutenant Crowfuid Sloane, Lum The Loath Mi litia, to be Ensign. 39th Ditto--Lietitcnant .ohm Falward Phlllpps Laugbarne, from the IGth Foot, to be ; ..vutenant, vice Paul, who exchangot ; Ensign Henry Daum, Long the South Cork Militia, to be En sign. 1100th Ditto--Ersign J. G. Schmidt to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice L. J. Dichesnay, who resivis; Grenville Bradford, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Schmidt; kittmeister Von ZgU oataky, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Anuobus, prrninted. el st Ditto—Edward Gaynor, Gent. to be g nsign, without pur chase, vice Hollis, promoted in the 57th Foot; Grvenup, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Weatht rley, pro ipotesi in the :•'ith loot. 114th Ditto—Ensign Anthony Krogh to be Lieutenant, vice Ha deceas4; Thomas Thomas, Geut. to be Ensign, vice Keogh. eStil ieutenant Thomas Dickenson to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Bates, promoted. site Ditto--I.ieeterotra-Colonel Samuel Ilushisson, from the 9th Garrison t.ai:a iion,to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without urchase; Lieutenant is. Alexander Gordon to be Captain of a Lompany, vice Jones, deceased. trnia Ditto—K irkwood Cassidy, Gent. to be Fele, without pu sh:tee, vice . Scott, promoted. 79th Ditta•-Lieutenant John M'Neil to be Adjutant, vice Me shall, whose appointment as Adtusant has not taken place. 82d Ditto—Ensign Benjamin Weisted, from the South Cork Mi litia, to be Ensign. 87th Ditto—Ensign James Dent M'eatherlf.y, from the 61st Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lynch, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant John Caulfield, from the Roscommon Militia, to be Ensign. 92d Ditto—Lieutenant William Logic to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Watt, appointed to the Ist Royal , Veteran Banal:to:1; Ensign Ramild Macdonald to be Lieute nant vice Lsgie. 95th D itto--Captain Robert Bogle, from the 9th Garrison Bat talion, t be Captain of a Company, vice Grant, deceased. 96th Ditto—. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Reyna, from the 2d West India Regiment, to be Major, vice Freeth, who exchanges ; Lieutenant Robert I tacker to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Ruetzleben, deceased. West-India Regiment—Major Samson Freeth, from the 96th Foot, to be Major, vice Reynell, whO exchanges; Wilmore Rawstorne, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Power, pron oted in the 6th Garrison Battalion. pa Ditto—John Hearn, Gent, to be Ensign, withiMt purchase, vice Mercer, who resigns. 7th Ditto—.l.ieuttnant James Hogg, from the 85th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice M'Creagh, ap• pointed to the Royals ; Lieutenant Life Dacre, from the Ist Dragoom to be Captain of a Company, by purchasa, vice Blanchard, vrho retires. Bth Ditto—Losign Dady NMII to be Lieutenant, vice Greer, deceased; William Macnamara, Gent, to be Ensign, vice M`GiU. Ist et ylon Regiment--Lieutenant F. N. Rossi to be Captain of a Company, vice Crofton, deceased. 1141 Ditto--Second Lieutenant R. P. Nixon to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Se:min, who retires; William Fr.tuchell, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Spence, who resigns ; Mitchell Henry Fagan, Gent. to be ditto, without purchase, vice Duke, promoted in the 19th Foot. 5d Ditto—Louis de l'onc, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Hay, promolid in the 19th Foot. Chasseurs Britanniques—Hospital Mate Charles Aunaley to be Aatiseant Surgvon, vice Hoeger, deceased. 4th Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant I - high Lynch, from the 89th Ft.rl, to he Lleut:.c:ant,vicn Rowe, who resigns. 6;h Ditto—Lkutertant Lora F. G. H. Somerset, from the 4th Dra..;oons, to be Captain of a litompany, vice Elliott, appoluted ta ti.ti 46th Feet. 7th Ditto--Lieufenant. M'Mahon, from the 29d Foot, to be I.leuter.calt, vice Thorpe, who exchang• s. 9th Ditto---Brevet Lieutt•nart Colonel Achn Macieod, from the Stith Foe:, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice linshisson, appointed to CA° Stith Ferit ; Lieutenant rioneurabla Francis John Ferry, from the 7th Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Lcile, ap poiated to the 55th Foot. STAIT. Captain John Johnson, of aid 77th Fent, to be amity Qpirier Master General to the Kings troop% r•_reitg in the hlst (with the rank of l'Aajisr in the Ar 4), vicaieuteri:n Colonel Rcynell, who resigns. Robert Gordon, Fitt. Lae Major in "r tih Foot, to be an In specting Field ()ricer of "xx.ranry and Volunteer Corps, with the rank of Lien.. -ant Colonel in the Army %%hilt! so em ploye•!" )_seta Loi; :11vorth Adams, Grnt. to he an Assistant Commis sary of Stores, 'O2E, and Forag, ,o the Forces. The King's German Legion. Ise Regiment of Dragoons—Harlow PoiIAA, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Issendorf, promoted. _ . &I Regiment of Light Dragoons--Corn-t !Iran Baron Hodenberg to be Lieutenant, Nice I,i , Mrg, n,tv'to resign:, ; Cadet Serjeany Francis Power vo be Cornet, vice H xienberg. IfFNORANDUNI. Lien:coant "Ben'Amin Webster. of the ed We India Region-A, is lupe sided, being absent without have. The undermentionci Officers, whs were su in the Gazettes dile 12:b March and April, I SOB, are reinstated in their rank, viz. 17th Light Dragoons—Captain David Supple and Lieutenant John Blake. 24 West India Regiment—Ensign John Murray Wen. Commissions in tiv Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry, s'gned by the Lord Lieutenant. ._• _ . Lieutenant Col mel Ftimiton to be lieutenant Colonel Com ma.id..nt, vice the Ltd of Dorchester, deceased. Dated April 1.2 IS: A. Captil ' T. rosier Bower to be lieutenant Coledel,viee Frayp... ton, romo d. Da:tdAyril 13, lit S. C '1 ravkrs to be Major. Cornet Sir William Oglander, Ea-t. to be Captaia, vice Travers, promoted. Datcd April 12, 1808. Remy Stephen Earl of Ilchester to be Captain, vice Lieutenant- Celonel Framptoz, who resigns the canunand of his troop.— Dated April 12,18e8. Commissions signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the East Riding of the County of York, and Town and County of the Town of kingston-upon-Hull. Pocklington Vohmteer Corps of Light Infantry. George. Cl3rkson, Gent. to be Litattenant; Timothy ()Tamil Groves, G. - mt. to to Ensign. Dated April t 3, 1808. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. ure .2a. Willis Putington, of Manchester, money scrivener, deakr and ohapman t at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTS. Charles Davies, of St... Jolus-street, Middlesex, carpenter, to rear render May 10, 17, and June IS, at ten, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Richard Harvey, No. 2', Cursitor-street. Ralph Fcrshaw, of Burscough, Lancashire, shopkeeper, dealer and chartran, June I, 2, at the Liverpool Arms Hotel, Liverpool, J. and June 18, at the Taßiot Inn, firms/irk, at one. Attornies, Mr. Thomas B 1 ackstock, St Mlldred's-court, Poultry, Lunden, of Mr. Pratt, Water-street, Liverpool glen: as Armen, of Rahlovr, parish of Prestbury, Cheshire, cot ton-spinner, May 30, at live, May 31. and June 18, at eleven, at the Rai Lion inn, Leek, Stallordhire. Attonnes, Messrs. Cruso, Jones, and Porter, of Leek ; or Mr. Wm. Townsend, Staple Inn, ondon. Peter Napper, of Bristol, haberdasher, dealer and ahapniin ' May V, 21, and June 18, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, in Corn s:me t, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. James, No. 12, Gray's kin-square, or Messrs. Morgan and Livett, Bristol. William Barrs the younger, of ilinninghares, M'rarwickshlre, frying-pan and edge-tool-maker, dtahr and chapman, May IG, 17, and June 18, at eleven, at the nhak.neare Tavern New street, Eirminghout. Attornies, Mr. ataries Constable, No. 10, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. John Sim cox, Bull Ring, Birmingham. Thomas Clough, of Bramley, parish of Leeds, Yorkshire, clothier, dealer end efiaimaan, May 18, 23, and June 18, at eleven, at the Golden Lion.lnn Leeds. Anomie', Mr. Lambert, No. 30, Ilatton Garden, London or Mr. Skelton, in Leeds. Stephen Underhill, of Sheerness , Kent, slopseller, dealer and charms, May 14, 21, and Jane 18, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Terdpler, Burr -street, aSt Smithfield. Edward Unsworth, of Ardwiek, Parish of Manchester, cotton spinner, manufacturer, dealer and chapman, May 29, 25, and June 18, at four, at the Dog Tavern, Manc hester. Attornies, Messrs. Johnson and Bailey, Manchester; or Mr. Flits, Cur aitor-atreet, London. Thomas 'topp, of Manchester, cotton-manufacterer, dealer and chaps:tan, May 23, 25, and June 18, at three, at the Dog 'Ca vern, Manchester. Anomie', Messrs. Johnson and Bailey, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, London. John eke yney, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, linen-draper, May ‘ l4, 21, and June Is, at one, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Bir lett, Bond-court, Walbrobk, William Gre_rt, now or late of Liverpool, cutler, hardwareman, dealer and chairman, May 30, 31 , and J.ite. lb, at eleven. at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Artornies, Mr. Richard Rowiinson, I Liverpool i or Mr. Charles Rowlinsoa, Church-Yard-court, Temple, London. John Henriques, late of Aldgate High-street, but now of New square, Londml, merchant, dealer and ohapmaa, May 14,.....'1, ' and June 18, at ten, at guildlialL Attorney, Mr. H. Hughes, Clifford's Inn. William Wright, of Ashby-da•la-Zonch, Leicestershire, draper, dealer and chapman, May 10, 24, and June 18, at ten, at Guile ha 11, Loue.on. Attorney, Mr. Atkinson, Castle-street, Falcon s.; uare. ' Thomas Rotinecn, of No. 2, Great St. Helen's, London, and of lArnold -place, Newington, factor, dealer and chaeman, May 14, 21, and June 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Kearsey, Bishoptgate Within, London. Joanna Andersoo, of Dean-street, Solto, Middlesex, plano.forte- - ' maker, dealer and eharrom.m, May 17, to.a, and June 18, at twelve, at CuildbalL Attorney, Mr. Adams, Old Jewry. Thomas Evans, of Coventry-street, frliddlestt, lineW-dmper, dr?kr and chapanan, May 14, '2l, and Jun..lB. at one, at Guild- I.ondon. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Great PreseotaLreet, Goodman 's rirlds. sEA-COAL METERS' OIFIC CA MOI NEWCASTLE COAL. Aflai:'s MAW L'ryan Main Bcnton Long Biges Main CrWit's Maim Eighton hloor 1;1lison Gaaesivrid Park !,,a; on Main iitlAsuru Main 1 ... 1 2 Holywell Main Kenton Main Murton Main Percy ;slain Pomo!' Simpson s Poptop Windsor's Tanfield Moor Townk7 Maims Walker Wan End DIV I DENDS. May '.IS. VS'illiam Welch and John Welch, of Brook-street, Ibl born, hliddleses, boot and shoe-makers and coparthers, at ten, at Guildhall. June 1. Jumei Hudson, of Watling-street, London, merchant • and warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall. June 10. Sarnuol Haines, of Chipping Gampden, Gloucestershire, sheep-dealer and grocer, at eleven, at the George Inn, Chipping Carnpclea. May SI. John-Peddcr, of Bristol. merchant, at eleven, at the White Hart, Broad-street, Bristol. May 17. William Williams, of Lad-lane, London, victualler, at twelve, at C uildhall. May 21. William Smith, late of Rosemary-lane, Middlesex, cheeset'onger, at one, at GuildhalL May 24. John Auther and 'llornas Auther, of Great St. Helen's, London, inluratice-brokers, winv-inerchants, and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 24. 'Fbornas Read, of Whitcombe-street, Middlesex,. ;* eller, at ten, at Guildhall. May SI. Frederick Schmoll, of Jewln-street, Cripplegate, Lon don, merchant, at our, at Guildhall. May 84. John Richardson, of Holborn, Middlesex, linen draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. May 28. illiam Davits, of North-street, Chelsea, plaistertr, at ten, at Guildhall. May 27. John Wright, of Oldham, Lancashire, mercer and draper, at twelve, at the house of Miss Lai:Carat, Innkeepers, Oldham. May 27. John Stanley, of Kington-upon-Kull, m^rchant, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston •uport-Hull. May 7. George Poreas, late of Le,it , eilhall-Market, poulterer, at twelve, at GuildhalL May 17. Joshua Hopkins, of Alcester, Warwickshire , twelve, at the Swazi Inn, Alc;ster. grocer, at i2rlH Was End Temple's Denton Main Wy!am Moor Bell and Brown's Wall's End Wortley Main Kiningworth Cowpen Main sUNDLPLAND. Chester Main 1 Bourn Moor Eden Main 1 Nevabottle Moor Primrose Main Rectory Wear's Wall's End Ship, ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION. The Lord Bishop of Salisbury has instituted the Rev. Edward Barry, M.D. Clerk, to the Rectary of Wallingford, Berks, on the presentation of the Lord Chancellor. 111WFH. - Mary Gully, the wife of a labriprer, near Limerick, was on the 25th ult. delivered of three sons, who, with the mother, arc likely to do well. Last year she presented her husband with tWins, a boy and a dirt. NIARRILL). Saturday, The Rev. Wrn. Blake, of Crcwkerce, in the county of Somerset, to Miss Jarma 1, of Charter House-square. At Walthatr.stow, J. F. '1 imins, E$J. late commander of the Royal fi.orge East Indianian, to Elizabeth, eldest flatieLter of Robert Anderson, Esq. Waltharnssow. . At Otter, after a widowhood of three months, Mr. George Ramie*, of I! 4 aykesworth ' aged 78, to Mrs. Minor, of Putky wood-N.3d, aged . ial,,otaitirg the 4th visit by the husbacd, and the third by the fair bride; to the altar of tiymen. Tuesday Let, at St. Get , r;e's !rt the East, Mr. /311101 Rich, str gran, of North Curry, Soracowt, to MLA Tokindn, daughter of Mr. A. Toulmin, of Old Crawl-lane. _ _ _ By srecjal licenre, lampton Lodge, Surrey, the seat of Ed ward B. Long, Esq. Sir Nason Rycroft, Bart. to Miss Mr.gurvt Mandeville. Thursday se'nnight, at St. Peter's ( . 4,•m-b, Ccrk, Captain Augustus Heise, br•g.ile-Major in the I•toes Cerman I..tglon. to Miss Theri.losia Arzb.lla Kn.& fifth daughter of the late itc:v. William King, of Mallow. Tuesday morsirg, at Islington Church, Joseph Esdaile, Est.- of Highbury Teri ace, to Miss Garrat, eldest daughter of Juhn Garrat, F.sq. At Leominster, Miss Praia', a maiden lady, aged 74, whose mother is mow livieg iu that town, aged 93,0 pc: fixt health. Saturday, the 30th alt. Miss FL nrietta 1 - larriet Blackwood, daughter of the lion. Captain Blackwood, R. N. aged 22 months. Oa the 2d inst. azed 40, George Gardner Esq. of Grua Cc ram-etrett. late Commander of the Montr;al Danish 4sdiartan. • _ On the 28th ult at I lighgate, the Rev. Christeph.x Scon, many years rector of Patric:sham, in Essex, aged 71 years. llinrsday morning earl; , at his house at Mat-slat-AI Point, Es sex, Christopher Court, Esq. aged 71. On Tuesday last, at hit house in Bennett-street, Bath, Admirai John Brown, At Sunderland, on Tuesday sennight, Margaret Noble, aged 21. Her death was awfully sudden : she was at a merry-making, and while in high health and sprrits, dropped down upon the floor, in the middle of the dance, and expired. On the el st ult. aged 18, Mr. John Sanderson, of the academy at Aberford. 'llls promising youth, while in Inc act of leaping a fell down and instiunly expired, On Sunday sennight, in Fnglish-street, Mr. Joseph Featon„ aged G 5. Hchad retired to bed, in good health, and in the KlOr. uing was found dead by the side of his wife. I.acely, Mr. Henry Rutherford, of liter rank, Durham, in the prime of life, farmer. Ile was in perfect health ;i during t he whnh. aftern?on. . - larki :t xr LONDON .11/OnGE TO-MORROW. Morring 2 'minutes after 2 Aft imam. TO MERCHANTS, MANUi At.:TURERS, and the PUBLIC in C...EN.4...1.L. p ()BERT FRITH, pale Inventor of the Patent ''‘• NANKEEN COIATCR (vrarianked • egwil to the wdia Nankemi) hawirig reason to b.:lleve t':at :he Public have, for. se veral years past, been imposwi y a i41110L19 Colour , which has been rtpresented as g e n u in e , to the dariment GM, Paten tee, he therefore giv e s thiaPantir. Nutlet, that none are to be considered genuine but such as are marked or staauner&ia above, the forgery af veld& is felony, • Rohrer Ftith's Paten‘Colaur. None is geaulne not itam i pt4 with the King's Arros...-64.1anchester, 1808. • • 3:, 1.0 ay Y.. 490 iday, ly 6. 44 0 J 2 9 is t :7 ( 46 ( 53 9 54 6 5" 6 53 6 S 5 G to :s 'to :2) 6 C 19 C ".9 D 513 51 6 ZO 3 50 6 54 9 48 6 51 4 o 0 A 0 44 0 51 6 44 ... SO 45 0 45 9 45 0. • TO pluck the ink of plearaie. and fmt tn be wnnnle by its thorn, has Kett; tie Lvourve .44(.4 mant,i!,• , ! in this they have been ton ofLet• difarpoint%-.1 Klppii ) '..t thr f neat y, the bitiShilifetis of Illicit surrre.rolfr ar..afly IN nu v 4,4 if apiattation as as to that b•valouble preparatiori or lr. r. as. AB I. ternied Oil fr A s.‘I.I.II'ARI3. 1 hoc I , ict‘t c !a:ale Wails contain no ft .reurial poifon to and. r•• in the c••• tn. tutinn, and plant tlifMfe where the Antis to tenor. h which fu many b .aged fpectiss c.t the day do; on th. c .sitt rr f. in_ oomet is thh molt efficaeltroe vreparation. that • h• adminiltr.4 with latety to qiikinto of the Molt troth( age, o,ccrf,„l.o areas powers a:, to evadleate from the habit. in a Ihort time the fe.ds o f Weak, however latent they may be, or dine... the tim e ., a . feetinn. The no•ft ohßinate theta, Lis of bont aloi palate, awl, in fh,,y t , t h e W on't appearane• s of t!.e azt;o, 4.• '1 e.r alit dir si c have yielded. in A very Rion period, to their h , medicine bow many thoufamia have been IkJ.Guat for the ri:flo ration of health. after bchT difmiffed ttte Ha , ital.. and hach g • gone through ill the moth.. of •iornmoso m.slacine; n..r are its virtues confined alone to enatiter.ti a cert.: io ; whee cier morbid Rate of the fluids (tills, as in feorhutie and n root.. plaints, it 'sou vs a never filthy reauxiy 8 , 4.1 oh at Mr. Butler's Na. 4. lionscapfiiie. corner •if Pah rmihr ; and fruit by mod Country &Alsace, in hottlet at as. yd and 4s 6d. wiJ ampiedireabons. The key Mr BARCI.Ars PA'VFN l' AN I It: I.It.LIS I was a rerwatk of the celebrated I.)r. Buchan. L Author 61 the Dostritle MetUctue, that ct.roplai: is it. linotach and bowels we the ptivatii•ly malady, ni this c‘invey Which lay the foundation of the mutt far ittalAr And Ind de. rafcs t•thse the pexfoo who could ifcovcr for tin sti.tt and surf • safe and infallible t emidy would rstit.rni a it oil t+. 1, t:aht to foilety. That direovery has low bt - en nixd. in •Or P xr p c tills Of t'.e tier. lt•rchy t' r mil five facts! whit:ft and the!' g e nate' • lb y a: e .I.'. rte. Jly held. tta.cro.fukcssdy It fit ricti the nuoin r or rheit vsnivt WS ' sir It a Iltor filet. to t the nit CU- ..' a. •i• ly clack .tirg thtfu. heft have qui. k ard lat. op rAttoo I.c, ',ref fie.dly on the Ink thox t..- ova. ,' , t ...Iftliacre M4telt4 *llll It lira hes 'man s, ft r, I v.rt •,n Limp, jays- Ike, LeTTOtlf. di u.JtI. .etru ohAs t g tli e.. ke I .r.• 'ma valuable tamely re s tit (r, ,• t' I 30 e troprirtnt t. tu t by 'Ott mru rt i.. s lit t 'Wire t't the r'.± trlt of Vt. • oitity Asti • tit timy :::tyc mete le. II a soiltert.tl tnNt , , 1'•. wtt e. slain ..anl "It:t.dy it t an At ut. etittennipleting a tiler at- talus: It nirtit, .fia t nfe.l •Ph rurcef., tecoub. •.4.11,•ed y the t.,110.- lilt • lain, u th. it. f•• : Ihr Right /ton fife .i n i ••t.l. • rh, t..rd Hilhou t.t U 40 .1 ru 0: IN Y 00 .t, Hst Si P. for TI. Huai -ir 'Tr Pall N I.lls t•N: Batt. tlt N 1.. r Petals :It) \IAS ..NSt.N, fit P r II It ' • Irl fq. P• r how: ..mptrn. N . C:IOI.SON CAI:V:I4 T. Ifq I.V. t. f .Irrf•ofti lAillhaf ift../EHNI. I itt w ct hti -1 TI:t 1 111AC tIAMVIT.kst. y 0. W. kiliCKEt, Invite :.erttary tattle .A • eat it'np of bury wheltilde ard ret.:ll by Mr. !knits, 0.,. f f, 43r n,k, cornet. of Patrotelter-ruw; and retsii by A. Old Bawl Ilrect ; Mr. htta;tAs. I.tict Pairte. i •4 0 . I • et. fi;• tv; isthi lay ull r. fp..:dable i • stn Countrt. A caution—Ohferve the named nu Barelxv 11# L.. 4 a .nt the Ramp, It IF Afitl•cl on the unt6de wr.rprt on* ; altunt fu Ram-ell are a ani:rous imitation. t'tiec sand. and tca. per Wm, ample direr-doss. I Dr • , N: LD, and lay 1. 47 0 19 495 4.,:f C 46 6 .r.O 9 51 6 52 b• 46 3 50 9 53 0 4.2 G 44 0 43 6 IMPORTANT DISCOVERY THE • Advantage the Public must always derive front regulark educated proftssional nun directing almost eselusiv.Ay their steadies to one species of malady, was never mote clearly clououstratel: than by dui unexampled success which Las attended the administration of their new renutly, acd the extrant dinars- cues it has performed. roe a long series of years, Messrs. ' Cinema and Co. Surgeons, forhterly in his Majesty's service, have made the Veil: real Disease the partkuiar .Eject of their investi gation, hod are happy in having discovered a melcine superior to mercury in the cure of that. c-implain4 it is sullleient to observe ' that the ellens of this reinedy are dianviricaily opposite to.those • of mercury, for though it complotely ersalizates ev:ty vestige of the virus, in i;s : nuyt emit - awed sia:ns, vet it does not in the least injure the eonsitution ; en the contrary, it renovates the system in all its ninth' forctions, promotes appe!'te, and facilinttes di gestion t thus instead of retimirg a stron and vigorous constitu tion to the Gig:idol condition that mercury does, it not rally I re. serves that constitt:tion in its piiini.ive sate, but restores a weak and debilitated one to its natural strength and vigou^. Nun less in tames are on regent ret:n d of the superior efficacy of t! is Medicine, its inherent and specific virtu% actin as a perpttuid corrective to bodily debility, whether preceeshog trout an mum of conjugal or illicit plea Sure, or front the more insidious, thosgis not his destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both sexes In a certain pernicious habit. Amidst the meLuicholy variety of disorders which are the cons: quence of this solhaty vide, there are none more arliictinithan that distressing state of debility and ficiency which prevents . or embitters the matrimonial state;. the itiiiiapprstiffirer broods over his misfortune, ashamed to seek te lief, until he is reiucc3 to such a state of weakness as to reader life oppressive. To such persons it must be a consult:lg reflec tion to know, that thry may now, by a uew infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly and rigurris constitution. In all cases of debility, defieioney, from whatever cause arising. as wai as in evcry species of venereal infection, Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by patients of either sex. with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, Hamm.. Garden. Patirnts in the country describing the pat ticulars 4 their complaints, by letter post paid, ettc.losirg a raiik cote, will have the accessary medicine and advica lent to any part of the kingdom. No. 107, Halton Cardoa. BY His,MAJ EiTI"S ROYAL ticri•Eßs PATENT. ILEA KE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous f r '- 1 - 4 their superior efficacy ix curing every degree and rprptens of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, 4c. without confinement cr restraint of diet. is an easy, expeditious, safe, and secret man: nor. One :mall tasteless Pill is a dase, Its operation isispercep. tible, and requiring no Particular attentim. In 15 days they generally cure thoie cruel Disorders ; and where they fail in that time of perfectly restoring 1 edits, the pa. tient has the haiipy assnranee that he or she is at the eve of being so restored, let the degre of tralignancy be ever so great. It is ar exce:l,ney peculiar to these Pills, to make directly to r the camplsining part, aid enter Into contest with the offending matter, which they speedily tilslodge and expel. 'they are deep. , red by experier ce to be a preserver of health, as well as a resit,. rot-, by taking only eight single Pills Spring and fall in every year: in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary otkation to their, that Wnitever he promised himself from them, they were sure to fulfil and exceed, as though in-patient of immortal and universal fame. These Pills are most worthy a place in the cabinets of Masten and Capt...:•4 of ships; the more so, for that they will beep good i 2 ail climates any length of time, and that they have now borne the test of near 60 years, with increasing credit to themeelves, and Lonour to their author, insomuch that during Ole last eight years they have radical!, c ired upwards of 40,000 per— sons, many of wl'om had been diseha ged from Holitals whets salivation bad been frequently r&peated, and all other methods mad! use of witeweit effect. Prepared and So!al by the Sole Prnyrietor, THOMAS TATUM. Member of the Royal Cell ge of Surgeons in London, at his house t No. 0, New Bridge-street ; whglre ne will give advice, without Fee, to persons taking these Pills, sod will antsver Paticsits Let tees, ii post-pal!, on the same to ma, 01% •wire: in all cases the most invloLdsle secrecy, no, pati,n 's name Gr cast hawing by to mentioned, but at their own pat titular r...e,utst, by the Proprietor, during course of moor than 40 years, tkat he has had the con ducting of an extensive sala of the above medicine, arid the prac tice arising therefrom. _ _ Tbey are also sold, by hb appointment, at the Perfumer's, )b. SI, St. Alban'.-s.r t, !'al-mall; the Toy-shop, N 9. It a, ex fo.-d-s:re• t ; Mr. I)isbnrou:-.ll's, No. 7, Fish-Elm-11UL utast; oppusit the Monument ; and by one I'rrs , l in •r. ry considerable town in Enema.% &e. in Boa* of 0 - iy 9u. rh. sraled up. with full and plisl i p direcil)ll44 whertbLperaotts of either sea may cure tit; mselv4 with CASe and s...crecy. N. B. Every box sold in Great Britain is sage ' up wi nit which, by favour the t emmirti , o -rs, is printed at die Stamp Office " T. Taylor, N 0.,, New firidg..-s tee.," colon a.. which is felony, and nil oth. rs „rr covnti rf it. LONDON!: Priatcid and r umisb..tt by i.Evvi, KEA 0 ...s -teebtiry-Plate 1 arnbeth) at.the S - ritt•Or race, No. 1, Carer street. kali:shed also at the araa-Orsica, Tonple-Bv I I .M~ II 4 1 4