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I the Council of St. Eustatius on that of the. Viseths, President : and I trust .your Excellency will approv& dour having confirmed them, as they in nowise dif fer id .the principal points -from those ratified by your. Excellency at the surrender of Guadaloupe, and.are in conformity to the instructions with which you ho noured me on this subject. That the important ob jects you were pleased to entrust to me have been at tained without loss, is to be attributed to the previous arrangements of your Excellency, and especially so in detaching a force, augmented . and supported by the means and measures of Commodore Fahie and his squadron, able to carry your plans into execution under any circumstance, notwithstanding the for ti csses, defences, and strong positions, both at St. Martin's and in this island; are such as to render them capable of a serious defence against very superior PhiiipJ)ourz, St. Martin's, Feb.l7, 1810. numbers. Strt—lt is with much satisfaction I have to com- ' In every part of our combined operations, Com munica:e to your Excellency the entire occupation of modora Fahie has manifested the most anxious soli the Isiaad of St. Martin's by the force intended for citude for the advancement of the King's service, and this service, which you was pleased to place under on shore, as well as in his own particular depart my orders, with the co-operation and -assistance of ment, has afforded me the advantage of liii most the squ tdron under Commodore Faltic. friendly and able assistance. I have the honour to Posses;i, nof the French part of the Island was enclose returns of the Dutch troops forming the late given in the evening of the lath instant, to a detach- garrison of this island, and of the captured ordnance Trent sent thither tinder the direction of Captain and ammunition. I have the honour to be, &c. Beattie, Aseisonit-(?.linter-Master-General, and Cap- (Signed) G. HARCOURT, Brig. Gen. t: in Seobeil, of the Virniera ; and at the same moment ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MARCH 31, 1310. • CoMmodol2 i . .1:1 4 .! and myself summoned the Go - Copy of a Letter f rom the Honourable Vice-Admiral Sir Alex verno:- tf surrender the Dutch part. i ander Cochrane, K. B. Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Leeward Islands, to John Wilson Cro- To our summonsb I e retarned so evasive an answer ker, EA. dated on laiard Lis Majesty's ship Pompee, Baste as rendisred the immediate disembarkation of the i terre, Guadaloupe, the ft7th of February, its 1 ci. troops necessary. Ti - xse consi,t: :1 of a detachment of ; S IR,-1 have the satisfaction of announcing to the the Royal Artillere, under Captain Clceve, with two L ords Commissioners of the Admiralty, that the Flags 8-inch howitzers ; some Royal Military Artificers, of France and Holland no longer wave in the Antilles; under Captain Ilebbs ; nine companies of the 25th ; an event singular in itself, and I hope will prove be- Regimeut under Lietz;cnant-Colonel Stewart, and a neficial to me country. company of tha 4th W 1 est-India Regiment, the whole . , J he surrender of the islands of St. Martin's St. of which landed at Little Cole Bay, and took up a • Eustatius, and Saba, has quickly followed that of i position near it without opposition. Guadeloupe. This service was, in conjunction with During the nie,lit of the 14th a letter was sent in Brigadier-General Harcourt, most ably performed by from the Dutch Governor, offering to capitulate, and that judicious Officer Captain Fahie, of the Aber naming the persons on his part atithertsed to treat i crombie,. to whom I gave the temporary rank of with those Nye inielit nominate for that purpose. 1 Commodore during the Expedition. His Reports I Brigadier-Geeeral Skinner was named by me , and have the honour . to enclose, I have the honour to Captain Dowers of the Royal Navy, by Commodore ! (Signed) A. CoCHRANE. Fahie, and in the course of the 13th, these officers i be, &c. g ra n i n e exe to s a i r r e A tw c o o le c t h t r e a r n s e fr t o o m o C e ar v in e Faits s, of the Aber concluded articles of capitulation, precisely in confor- i cro ( effect.] mity to your Eeccl!,:ncy's instructions, and varying ADMIRALTY OFFICE, MARCH 31. very little (if at all) from those of Guadaloupe. , Rear Admiral Sir Richard Strachan has transmit- It was stipulated in this capitulation that. it should ted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter he had re be ratified by the Governor, at the latest by five eived from Captain Hawtayne, commanding his Ma o'clock in the same afternoon, and that the principal 's ship Quebec, giving au account of his having, forts of the enemy .should he taken possession of im- icst) on the 21st instent, capture.l, near the Dogger Bank, mediately on the ratification ; somewhat previous to a French privateer lugger, l'lmperatrice, of 14 guns, which, however, the Dutch Commissioners returned, and 12 men, on her first cruize from Calais. and so earnestly implored an extension of time, until eight o'clock in the morning of the 16th, pledging WHITEHALL, MARCH ft. their honour that, whatever might be the decision of The Kirg has been pleased to present the Rev. Evan Lloyd the Governor, in regard to ratifying the capitulation, Cle k, Bache:or of Arts, to the Rectory of Aberffraw, in the coun Hugh of Angle sey and diocese of Bangor, void by the death of he would at all events give us possession of the fort s t he Rev . Owen. at that hour the eeet morning; this further indul- • MILITARY PROMOTIONS gence was granted. WAR-OFFICE, MAIICH 31. At the hour appointed on the 16th, I marched to- Ti l lird Regiment H of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant John Grant, wards the town anj f rts, prepared for any occurrence c r o on rn l et : w it- i P th a o y u o t f p t u h r e ch 4th , V v o l o c t e , ( with temporary Rank) to be that rtiolit arise, i.e., , -rtainly little expecting that Cu mmings, promoted; Bey which happened ; ii..-: ~.:. Governor (who was also rluthof de Dasibraya, Gent. te be Cornet, withont Pur c has e, Military Commardaw) no , , 1:-• ~0- 07e road and told vice Jeffery, pronirtted. - isi i' •R E l im tent of Dragoons—Hugh Smith, Gent. to be Cornet, me, "h: siu:.r.-.de:cd hints.il i. .i' .it . • 2,-,,,-ris.,a ender ' v. c • ; a n i . out t P;ar:l L ia , tc, vice light, promoted; Benjamin Watkins, hi:; orders at discretion." V,:ii:A. i),.: w. ~.s tin; s expres- oi net, without Purchase, vice Tongue pro , hirx"lf, the Da:eh colours wtrc struck, and the moved. • garrissln marched out to the place app ointed, where 1 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—J. J. F-aser, Gent. to be Cor- ' net, by Purchase, vice Lowther, promoted. they l;:;:l down their arms, and were embarked as I Bth Ditto—Theophilus Taylor, Gent, to be Cornet, by parchase r i pris ,, riers of war, on hoard his Majesty's ship 7 ,) and I vice, Brea, promoted. wir t....-ops u„ok poscssion of the forts Louis and Ant- tote Ditto—Veterinary Surgeon H. C. Synernan, from the Duke ster, L on. of Brunswick's Corps of Cavalry, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Gaskirit deteased. • 1 In ti;,.., unexpected state of things, every measure has been and shall be adopted, which liberality on 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Comets, without Purchase—Henry Webster, Gent. vice the one hand, but a due regard to his Majesty's into- ;ruby, who resigns; Charles '1 heophdus Hall, Gent. and-Wil- rests on the other, can dictate. And first, in order to ham Bath, Gait. 14th Ditto—Cornet F. G. Keogh to be Lieutenant, by Purchase tranquillize the public on a subject of such impor- , vice Reade, who retires. 1 farce to the community, I lost no time in assembling 19t f l r i n l n ) t it t t h o e — c L i i l e : rn t a ra nt- B Colonel the Honourable John B. O'Neill, the Council, and stating to them these sentiments ge- to be Lieutenant-Colonel, nerally, assuring them that no ungenerous advanta- vice Kennedy, Who . tannl q u e s ' tees would be taken of their unprotected situation ; Coldstrcant Regiment of Foot Guards—John Ch a rles Buckeridge, which communication, lam happy to inform you, Goa. to he Ensign, vice Ainslie, deceased. Ist Regiine-it of foot—Lieuttnant e Colonel N. Macleod, from completely answered the desired end. the 95th Feat, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Barnard, who Such further arrangements as shall appear neces- exchanges. sae)' .I shall forthwith adopt, and submit for your Ex. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant William Rainstlen, from the West Lot celleecy's consideration. Miiltia, to be Ensiz;n., 6th Ditto 7 -Bes;gn John S. Lilly, to be Lieutenant, without Pur ,as The refusal of the Dutch Governor to ratify the " terms of capitulation is to be asciibed (as lie stated to 9thDit e t , vic l e .i i l e ache r , eltenatit pm ‘ ro , ti i, t t ed in the rcri 4th Ceylon Regiment. Captain of a Cum 7tav:io to retire,. b e e rue himself) to our r?jection of' the inadmissible pro- pany,by Purchase, vice Earke posal of " his troops hcitig sent direct to Holland ; 3 ' loth Dim—Limy:ant Charles Dudingstone, from the 17th F a tiot, N t v o l b r e Captain of s Company, without purchase; Lieutt and on failing to obtain this object, he came to the annokt‘r Sall n an Ne H u o ,c a i r t t t o . b h e e C L 'a t p e t n a t i e n t o a f n a t Company ; Ensign Alex extraordinary resri ution of surrendering at discretion, thereby leaving the interests of the colony wholly un- sign Charles Datvill to he ditto ; , w H i end u e t ran p t u l re G h e a t s t e t. ; to E h r..- provided. for. Ensign; vice Nowell ; John James Garforth, Gent. to be ditto, Altheugh the nature of the service h l3 as not affor- eicD.arvilL tit i e ) itto— Boyle Meredith, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur eed a field for fh e display of the active merits of thechase, vice Pollen, who resigns. troops, I am not less bound to express my entire sa- 14th Ditto—Serjeant l'errin, to be Quarter-Master, vice tisfaction of their discipline and regularity , and I feel I. Mercer, promoted in the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion. 19th Ditto—Lieutenant C. o Bigacher-Gencral Skinner for his ad- H. Lorimer, front the Royals, to be much obliged t Lieutenant, without purchase. vice and ass stance on all occasions. 1 30th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Kettlewell, to be I' ieutenant •I- The co-operation of the Royal Navy employed on • nut purchase, vice Clarke, promoted in the sth Ceylon: lv :to t :. those immediately _under Captain Dowers, and the I giment ; _Pat ke Pepper Neville, Gent. to be Elisign, vice Ket- superintendance of Commodore Fahie, has been 35 dil• Di tto—J ohn iir s rt (wit It it always is) truly 11 , 11ot:rabic tothemselvcs an 3 0 t st,one ontß ge' promoted. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Itivantagoons to the King's service ; and here I 36th Ditto•—Ensign Benjamin H. Holmes, from the 7th Carri rannot refrain from adding my humble testimony t o son Battalion, to he Ensign, Nice Lloyd, placed on half-p j ay of the 7th Garrison Battalion. the abl.v.y, zeal, and cordiality which the Commodore 138th Ditto—Hospital-Mate Harman S. May, to be Assistant has unceasingly raan:iested throughout the whole see-Surgeon,, ttt E i visen.S tew a rt,l gn r .Thomas hob appointed .. Short, to be Lieutenant,, vice v ie; in which I have been so fortunate as to act co with them. - I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Magrath, deceased; Ensign Michael Lyne, to be Lieutenant, G. Haacourte, Brig. Gen. vice Harley, who resigns ; Ensign Alexander Cruise, from the P. S. Returns of the Dutch and French garrisons, 6 c S e th t Foot, e tis be Ensign, vice Short, promoted; ---- Hewitt, Ditto — Major to b Ens ign,vice Lyne. and a copy of the articles of capitulation entered into„ s ad Wi l liam Smelt, from the 103 d Foot, to be but not ratified , are inclosed. Major, vice King cote, who exhangef. 56th Ditto—Ensign Henry Van Stranbenzie to be lieutenant, Returns of ammunitioo, ordnance stores, Etc. shall vice Proudfoot, deceased ; Ensign Samuel Bolton to be Lieutc: be for warded at ::te earliest opportunity. rant, without purchase. St. Eustatius, February SI. To be Ensigns—James Boyfield, Gent. by purchase, vice Skene ' r - ;:r—lt is with very sincere p leasure, that l am promoted; George Edward Clements, Gent. vice Straubenzie • , now enabled us report to your Excellency the sue-: Alexander Vs'eshart,.Gent. vice Bolton. ces.ful fulfilment of y our commands, in re g ard to the 58th Ditto—Captain F. B. Campbell to be Major, by purchase, vice 13radford, who retires ; Lieutenant Randolph Crevre to complete expulsion of the enemy ftom this quarter of be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Campbell . the world, the island of St. Eustatius (his last posses- 64th Ditto—Richard Bradish, Gent. to b ' e Ensign, without . per capitulation to his Ma- chase, vice Cruise, appointed to the 47th Foot. ; k Q nf uart Ens e i r g - a M ), a y st ic e e r 54th Ditto—Major Archibald Campbell to be Lieutenant-Colonel Lion) having surrendered by lesty yesturday evening ; and the Dutch garrison i by purchase, vice Dicken son, William Jeffree to be l A e dy n 'u s ran i t iavino . laid down their arms this morning, they will w( w w h i o ta r t e h t e ire ran s be ernbalk , 2l as prisoners of war during the course of Coclsburne, appointed Quarter-Master; and Adjutant Holm es the day. I have the hon our of enclosin g a copy of Cockburne to be Quarter-Master, vice Jeffree, appointed Ad the as ::egos of the capitulation, as agreed on between 9 0 uth Ditto—Major . the Hoc. Mark Napier to be Lieutenant-Co -1 • .t Colonel Stewart of the 25th re g iment, and lonel, by purchase, vice Smyth, who retires. of the Royal Navy, on the part of 95th Ditto-1i t. eu enant-Colonel A. F. Barnard, from the Roy als, and myself, and the Members of . t o be Lieutenant-Col o nel, vice Wolcott, who ace/Alps: - r SUPPLE: I / 4 .IENT TO TILE LONDON GAZETTE, OF SATURDAY, THE 31ST OF MARCH. DOWNING•STREET, MARCH 31, 1810. M:jor 13, rkeky, Aid-de-Camp to Lieutenant-General Sir George Beckwith, K.B. Commanding his Alaj.•sty's Fortes iw the Wind ward and I.e.ward Islands, arrived on the 29th instant, with Dioprclies, addressed to the Earl of I.verpool, one of his "%la jesty's Principal secretaries of Staten, of which the following are Ctsiies Guad.tloupe, Feb. C 4, 1810. MY LORO-.1 have the honour t': Brigadier-General Harcuurt's Report of the 17th instant, respecting the reduction of the Islond of St. Martin's, on which service he was detached in conjunation with Conerwa!ure Fahie ;an I beg leave to express my entire approbation of tilt conduct oi . this General Officer oa that service.---1 have tiie honuer to he, &c. (Signed) CEURGE BacKw:ret s Cuminant:er of the Forces. Lieutenant Coione Captain Dowers c ansuodort 10341 Ditto — Ptaice Nigel Ithigleates Oar die sid 1014 Ile to Major, vies emelt, who ex Royal West India Rongers---/Vrl;rstrat,lSeat. tole without purchise, vice Boehmler, proolOtaltl. Ist Ceylon Regiment—George Stavert. Gent. to be amend Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice Moffatt, ponnoteds .2d Ditto —C. A. W. Von Oldenkop, Gent. to be Second Lieu. tenant, without purchase, vice Franchell, promoted. 3d Ditto—Francis Drew, Gent. to be Second Lieutetrant, without purchase, vice Bell, promoted. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant George Brace, from the Royal Artillery Drivers, to be Adjutant; with the rank of Lieutenant'. Cha s s e urs Britanniques—Lieutenant.Colonel James Kennedy, I from the 19th light Dragoons, to be Lieutenaut-Ooloael, vice O'Neill. who exChanges. Ist Royal Veteran Bettelfon—Lieutenant J. S. Colepeper s from the 10th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Mac colly, , who exchanges. 10th Ditto-Lieut. Samuel M'Cuily, from tine Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Colepeper, who exchanges. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. Captain Thomas Abraham, from half-pay of the 16th Foot (with temporary rank), to be Adjqtatit (with the rank cf Ensign), vice Dalgatty, appointed Adjutant of a recruiting district. GA R k ISON. Captain William Wynn, on the retired list of Invalids, to be Cap tain of Sandown Fort, in the Isle of Wight, vice Field, who resigns. HOSPITAL STAFF. John Macleod, M.D. to be a Physician to the Forces; John Plen derleaths, M.D. to be ditto. Commissions in the Royal London Regiments of Militia, signed by his Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenancy for the City of London. East Regiment. Captain Thomas Paget to be Major, vice Bork% proznotecL— Dated March 14,1311). Ensign Wm. F. Pocock to be Lieutcnari, vice Harris, resigned. Dated as above. Charles Wm. Silburn, Gent. to be Ensiw,vice Fortune, promoted. Dated March 16, ta to. West Regiment. Lieutenant Wm. Tuppen to be Captain, vices Edwards, resigned. Dated February 7,1810. Ensign Samuel Tarratt to be Lieutenant, vice Bernal, resignado Dated as above. Ensign J. B. Symes to be ditto, vice Tuppen, promoted. Dated March 15, 1810. Henry .Dtacen, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Tarratt, promoted.— Dated February 7,1 S iO. Edward Coppinger, Gent. to be ditto, vice Symes, promoted.— Dated March 15, 1810, BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May 15. Robert Wright, of Watling -street, London, warehouse mati,.at ten, at Guildhall. May 15. William Malcom, of Wading-street, London, ware houseman, at ten, at Guil:lhall.• April 17. Henry Parker, of Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant, manu facturer, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. April 17. 'llonias Barlow, of the Strand, Middlesex, mercer and taylor, at ten, at Guildhall. BAN KR II P•I'CY SUPERSEDED. _ _ _ William Bennett, of Lutheorth, pariah of-Glossop, Derbyshire, victualler, dealer and chapinan. IiANKRUP I'S. Thomas Luke, of Exeter, Devon, brewer, to surrender April 3, 17, and May 12, at ten, at Guilethaii. Attorney, Mr. Loxley, No. 80, Cbeapstde, London. Robert Smythe, late of Tottenham, Middlesex, money-scrivener, April 7, 17, and May 12, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Winbolt, Fore-street, Cripplegate, Loreto's. Frederick Phillips, late of shaftosbury, Dorsetshlre, shopkeeper, April 27, at four, April 29, and May 12, at ekven, at the-Red Lion Inn, Shaftesbury. Attornics, Messrs. Pearson and Son, No. 6, Pump-court, Temple, London ; or Mr. Samuel Duns ford, Pensbury-hinse, near Shatteshury. John Hamilton, of Bristol, merchant, dealer and ehapman, April 11, 12, and May 12, at twelve, at the Buslifavern, Corn-street, BfistuL Attornies, Mr. John Tarrant, Chancery-lane, London, or Messrs. B. and O. Smith, Bristol. Samuel Holt, of Manchester, grocer, Apifl 18, 19, and May 12, at eleven, at the Sfar Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Pass Vind Lesaish, Attrivelram,. Mesh ite-; err Mr. Wiliro6,lquile, Greville-street, Hatton-Garden, London. Joseph lames Littlejohn, of Gosport, Hants, mercer, draper, skip seller, cicala. and charnan,Aprll 13, at two, April 14,ateleven, and ;lay 1; at one, at the Indio. Arms Inn, Gosport. At tornies, Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme, New-inn, London; or Mr. Cruickshank, Cio:•port. Charles De la Hault, of Birmingham, Warwickshire, Spanish lea ther-dresser and seller, dealer and chapman, April 16, at tour, April 17, at ten, and May 12, at twelve, at the Jerninghant- Arms Inn, Shiffnall, Salop. At:ornies, Messrs. Ru.ser and Son, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, London; or Mr. John Hill, of Shrt wsbury, Salop. DIVIDENDS. April 14. John Shepherd Hackney-Mills, Lea- Bridge, Middlesex, miller, at eleven, at Guildhall.--April 14. Sir Matthew Bloxam, Knight, Thomas Wilkinson, and William Bloxam, of Grace church-streets, London, bankers, at twelve, at Guildhall.--Arril 14. James Bayley, now or late of High-street, , Stiadwell,lesex, ship-brt aker, and merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.---April 16. lames Beattie, late of Longtowir, Cum betiand, draper, at eleven, at the Scotch Arms, Rickersgate, sear Carlisle.---. pril 14. Jolla Augustus Bonney, of Percy-street, pa rish of St. Pancras, Middlesex, money-scrivener, at twelve, at Guildhall.--April 14. John Putter and Wm. Monkman, of Sil ver -street, Wood -street, London, warehousemen, at twelve, at Guildhall.---M ay ii. Thontas Hughes Lloyd, late of the P.sultry, London, and of Walworth Common, Surrey, slate-merchant, at one, at Guildhall.— May 5. John Lewis Pasteur, late of Stoney - Strattoid, Bucks, grocer and chandler, at twelve, at Guildhall.-- May 15. Wm Heath, of Chippenham, Wilts, clothier, at eleven, az Guildhall, Lontion.—.April ni . James Prosser, of Sloane-street parish of St. I.uke, Chelsea, Middlesex, grocer, at one, at Guild hall.—April 14. James Chapple, of Graces-alley,Wellclose-square, Middlesex, Itosies, at ten, at 14. Arthur Cra• mood, late of New Bridge-streee, Blackfriars, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.—April 16. Joseph Rose, of the parish of Road, Somersetshire, farmer and mealman, at eleven,at the Chris topher Inn and Tavern, Bat h.--Aprill7. James 1 i3wrli, of Gos port, Hams, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall, London.---April . 18. George Stokoe, of Sun-street, London, plane-m.siter, at eleven, at Guildhall.--April 21. Thomas Benwell, of Newman -street, Oxford -street, Middlesex, coach-maker, at ten, at Guildhall. -- May .; . Thomas Bruster, late of Liierpool, stationer, at twelve, at Gtd!dhall, London.--April ite. Wm. Wry3lite, of Ft:mita:eh • street, London, wine and brandy-merchant, at eleven, at Guild hall.--April as. Robert I'cnniall Butcher, late of Lawret:ce- Putmtney-iane, London, wine-nterchain, at ten, at Guildhall -- April 30. Tin Ycurge, la:e of Downend, ravish of Man gotsfield, Gloucestershire, but now of the parish of Maelten, M‘intnentlisigre, dealer and chaptilaii, at tweiv.:, at the Bush'lsa vet n, in Corn-street, Bristol..—April 17. David l,uwes and John Henry Rigg, of I lart-street, Cove.it-Garden, rectifiers, brandy merchants and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall.--March 11. Henry Mosely, of Lawrence Pountney lane, and Isaac \Vhieldon of Copthall-court, Throginorton-street, London, merchants, at one, at Guildhall.--March 31. Joseph Lee, of Islington, Mid dlesex, timber-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.--March 31. Rich ard Banks, of Elthzm, Kent, victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall -- April 17. Richard Chapman, late of Thatcham, Ber.ot, top keeper, at one, at the Up I„tr Ship inn, Reading.--April 17. Joseph Diinsdale, of the parish of Sculcoates otherwise Scowcoates, Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, ti.ver • street, Ktngston-upon-Hull.—April 28. Joseph Dean, of liirming ham, japanner, at eleven, at the Stork Tavern, in the Square, Birmingham.--April 17. Wnt. Dowland, late of Devizes, Wilts, draper and salesman, at eleven, at the bear L.n, Devizes. — April 7. John Pain, of Peckhani, Surrey, bricklayer, at ten,at Guildhall.---May 1. Wnt. Fisher, of Cambridge, woollen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall---May 5. Solomon I.evien the younger, of Barnes, Surrey, broker, at twelve, at 28. John Schaffer, of the London Road, Surrey, fhtor-cloth-manaf:c turer, at ten, at Guiidhall.--April es. Samuel Harris "atil John Clarke, of Wormwood-greet, London, ironmongers, at eleven, at Guildhall.--May 1. Wm. Fincham, of Covent-Carden, Mid dlesex, earthenviareman, at one, at Guildhall. DI LD. March 30, in the 7;!t1 year of his a;te, after a very long and pair - gal lr. itvbert iii.many years an eminlan hookieLl ler, in rate) twit er.row ; anti ; ; ;r early reipectrd by all laro knew him. HIGH' Lit Al LONDON itiltDGE TO-:v101t1t0 Mora 'minutes atter 1 Afteruuuti ..... 57 bruinutLs 1 SALES 13r AUCTION. PI.YIKOUTH. At the Load= Tavern, FOKhole-ateeet, Plymouth, oa Tuesday s the 10th day of April, 1810, at Twelve o'Clock, TfrE GOOCL Brig FBI R AMERICAN. - •• DIAZNSIONI : Length -76. Ft. 6 In. Breadth - 22 1 Depth in the Hold - 10 5 Adineasur4% - - - 159 Tons. This is a striog serviceable Vessel, combining the deslraVe qualities of sailing a:.d stowage, takes the ground• well. The hull, spars, and stores. are in excellent condition ; she is well cal cuLated •for any trade requiring burthen and dispatch, and . might be seat to sea imine&asely at a very triding ex?enze. Captured and condemned as Prize to his Majesty's sinks -AMELIA, the Honourable F. P. lanv, Captain. And Instnediately afterwards will be Sold, her CARGO, consisting of SOS Baez saperior Cotton lihds. excellent Tobacco. And then, the Good Brig L 9. FOR FUNE, Burthen zbout 60 'Fans, A firm handy Vessel, well adapted for the coasting trade, or any other where her burthen• will suit: Condemned as Prize to h . , Majesty's hired armed cutter Ana la NI, Lieutenant H. W. CUMAY, Commander.—Also her CARGO, consisting of Bau:deauz Wine and Prunes. After which will be Sold, 8 Capital RIGA MASTS, of large dimensions, landed out of Rejoutie, condemned as Prize to his Majesty's ship Amelia. For further particulars, apply to the Agent { THOMAS COLE, E. George-street, Plymouth. Plymouth, March 24, 1310. HERTFORDSHIRE-By WILLIAM JAMES, At the Green Dragon inn, in the City of Herefor,!, on Thurs. day, the 12th day of April, 1810, between the hours of Three and Four in the Afternoon, subject to such conditions as shall b then prk:d.uced, THE 1(410 - wing Lots of OAK TIMBER, of Ltrg,e ditnenaionr, andlit for naval purroses : • . . . Lot 1, 270 Oak Timber Trees, growing upon Tuniaston Estate, in the parish cff T•Arnaston. Lot 2, 67 Oak Timber Trees, growing on Merryhurst Es tate,tn the parish of St. Margaret. Lot-2, 125 Oak Timber Trees, growing on Dayney Grounds, and Poston Court Estate. . 1.0t'4, 47 Oak Timber Trees, growing on Llackmore Estate, in the parish. of Abbydore. Lot 5, 157 Oak 'limber Trees, growing on Pontapina, and Vowchurch Farmi, in . the occupation of Samuel Davies and Wit ham Davies. Lot 6, 449. Oak Timber Trees, &rowing on part of Chanston's Wood, called Chanton Brest. Lot 7, 337 Oak Timber 'Frees ' growing in Chanston's Wood, and Lands adjoining, distinguished from the last Lot by an ';.< above the number, beginning No. 443, anal ending 779. Lot 8, 171 Oak 'limber Trees, growing in Ton mid Slade Woods, near Poston Lodge. Lot 9, 135 Oak Timber Trees, growing in Old Hopyard, Puirche's Park, Randall's and llowelles Ground, near the Lodge. Lot 10, 330 Oak Timber Trees, growing in Lower Park Wood, near the Lodge. Lot 11, 9.80 Oak Timber Trees, growing In Brounshill Wocd, in the Parish of Peterchurch. _ • The whole of the Trees are blazed, and numbered with a Scribe, and those comprised in Lots 3,5, 6,7, 3, 9 and 10, are in the Parish of \rimelige!). Lot 12. The Fallage of all that Coppice Wood, well stored, and principally Oak, of about eighteen years growth, containing About Twenty Acres, (statute measure) called Donut' Coppice, situate m the Parish of Abbydore aforesaid. Lot 13. The FallagF of another Oak Coppice, called Page's Coppice, about eighteen years growth, contaiuivg 5 A. 3 R. OP. (st.trute measure) situate in the same parish. Fur a view of the respective Lots apply to Mr. John Gwynn, of Peterchurch; 'Thomas Davies, the Woodward, at Pocon Lodge; or to the Tenants of the respective Farms ; and, fur fur ther particulars, to Mr. William Matthests, at Plosgh6eld ; the , Auctioneer ; and to Messrs. Bird Wollaiton, Solicitors, Hereford. A CARL) TO THE FEMALE SEX. DR FOTHERGILL's justly-celebrated Fenlaie PILLS, for different complaln's incident to the Sea, at va rious periods of life. It has .been truly observed, that woman, more than the other sex, may be consitk.reti in a certain devise as invaais ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from the na ture of the functions they are destined, as motors, to perform, which entails upon them weakness, pain, and an interrurots of those regular secretions connected with the full enjoyment of health. To act on the constitution of the female and relieve this obstritction, no remedy has been known to operate with sach cer tainty, quickness, and safety, as Dr. Fotheatill's Female Pills—lt unites high tonic and invigorating powers, with its peculiar qua lity of relieving ftilluess, oppression, and these other uneasy symp toms which arise front too much blood in the habit; they are the most certain cure for nervous, hysteric, and flatulent complaints, as well as the various other spasmodic affections so com:non to the sex. Dr. Fothergill's Pills, as a • family medicine, should be in po.tsassion of every mother and other guardian. of the young, who have female% entrusie , l to their care. Sold wholesale a::d retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheap side, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail by Tutt, Royal Exchange; Allen, 7G, Oxford -street; Clark, 2C9, Borough ; Baxter, Edinburgh ac 4 Glasgow ; halloo, Woolwich ; and most Country Bor-ksellers and Venders Mitoses, at Qs. 9d. each.—Of whom may be had, BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES, for improving the voice, azid for congbs, colds, astbmas, and con sumptions, in Mixes, at 134 d. each. F.E.siON'ATED HEAL . ' H. IT has been too Ireo i ttcntly the subject of just and general reprsbation, that men destitute of the elements of the medical art have offered themselves as candidates for public patTotiage in the profession of Physic. For the piorpme of doing justice to the result of our studies and Cape: hence, and to pro/eta us from being classed among those envirics whose inTioictit pte tensions have, utflortuuatefy for Society, been too faveurably re ceiveal, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened, a faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. After having received•a regular medical education, as the pupils of Messrs. Gri..d.i and Illizard, whose lectures and practice we carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the London Hos pital, ti - e entered ourselves as studet•ts in that juniy c e lebrated sehnel for medical acquiretnews, the Royal Coliege of Edin burgh, and were instructed in tl - .4 different branches of Anatomy , Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Cheimstry, tyifer f, Botany, &c. Fee. by those eminent Professors, Bic. ?omen, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and Rutherford. We trust we shall no:. 11.2 deemed presarrptuous in ssying, that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. flaring for a lung series of years made VENERLAL COM pi.AINT:•, and the various elise.ises of DEBILITY, the par:icular ohject of our studies and practice, it wiil, we hope, be showed that wehave acquired superior knestelerl,re of their tresttner; and care. In slight and recent cases of infection, a perfect re-establishment is completed in the short per'od of two days, and in those of the utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed of suc cess, a proper perseverance in our Ilan of treatment en ,uresto the patient a safe and radizal cure. Amialst the melancholy vsriety of disorders which are the ef fects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both scree, there are none more alarminu or more d!stressing than those deli:Armies and eh bilities which frequently prevent or ern ! bitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a con soling cell ction to know that they may now, by a new and infal lible mode of treatment, be restored to that grest..st of aU human blessings, aof rOisg, manly, and vigorous constit , don. In all caws of debility, from whatever cause wising, as a ell as in eve' 5 1 4 " cies of Venereal infection, we may be consulter by patients of either sex with the greatest secrecy and !wooer. Hours of con' stitation at home from ten to three, and front six in the evening till ten at night. l i ' r the at c i: se nt , s a i ge n t, and heco g u e n ne try ra ar li e ntb reg it requested to ssctact.eitrlcie,,p,aurgticaurlaernsii ctif . tance for advice and medicines, when the sa me will be given or sent to any art of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so er sential to tier undertaking, the postage of letters may be aoaed to the account for medicines. CURRIE and Co. Surgeon', No. 107, Hatton-Garden. I ONnON : Printed and rultll,!ted by LEVEL . 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