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f Frem the LONDON GAZETTE, February 5. ST. JA‘II..S, FIB. 2, 0 . 4°3. The Km: was this day pleated to confer the Ilonont of Knighthood on Major CHARLES 110 L• 1.0 , .‘ ,of the Royal Engineers. nowstwo.srßEET, FIB. 5, :833. The K 'sic has been ph•aied to appoint Colonel THo:4 AS lIINLOE to be Lieutenant Governor of the Hand of Grenada and its dependencies. WHITEHALL, FIB. 5, 1803. The Kitic has been pleafed to order a Conge e'Elire to paf, the Great Seal of the United King dom of Great lhitain and Ireland, empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church or Brillol to cleft a Whop of that See, the fame being void by the Tranflation of the Right Reverend Falter in GOD, FOLLIOTF HI•RBERT NVArksit, late Bifhnp thereof, to the Sce of Hereford : And His NIAJI STY has alfo been pleated to recommend the Honourable and Reverend GEORGE PELHAM, Dator in Divinity, to be by them defied Bifhop of the laid See of Briilol. SIMMS APPIINTED BY HIS MAJESTY IN COUNCIL FOR THE YEAR 1803. Bedfoollhiro—Godfrey Thornton, of Moggerhanger,Efq. Berkfhire—Daniel Arace, of Wink ficld, - Buckingbanqhirc—itffeph Francklin, of Haddenham, Efq. Camb. and Hunt—James Duberley, of Gain's Hall, Efq. Chcibirr—J hn Fielden, of Great Mollingtmi, Efq. Cumberland—Robert Bonner Warwick of Warwick Hall, Efq. Derby (hire—Sir Robert Wilmot, of Chaddcfden, Bart. Dewonibire--Sir Stafford Nunbcote, of Pynes, Bart. Dorfetf.•irc—John Arbuthnot, of Weymoitth. Efi. s . • Effcg—Stephen Fryer Gillum, of Shenfield,F.fq. Cloucefterfhire—Samucl K•atbrn,of Woodcheft..r.Efq. Herefordlitire—Benjamin Bkldulph,of Burghill, Efq. Henfnrdthire—Henry B own, of North Mims Place, Efq. Kent—Chrillopher Cooke, of Alt Grove, Efq. Leleefterflaire—James Vann, of Belg ave, Efq. I.incoinfbire—Sir Henry Neithorpe, of Sealby, part. Monmouthlidrc—George Jones, of Mara', Efq. Norfolk—Thomas H we. of Stow Hali, Efq, Northamptonthire--Jobe Harvey Thurfby, of Abington, Efq. Northumberland —Shallot Crafter, of Crafter. Efcl- NottinghamOtire—William Coape Sherbrooke, of Ozton, Efq. Oxfortilhire— James Taylor, of Sandford, Efq. RutlandChirc—Joreph Cooke, of Edith Welton, Efq. Shropfhire--ThomasKinnerfley, of 1 eighton, Efq. Somerfetthire—Sir Hugh Smith, of Wraxhall, Bart. Staftnrdfbire—George Birch. of Hampftead, Efq. County of Southampton—William Mills, of Maw, Efq. Sufn.lk—Sir Harry Parker, of Melford, Bart. Surrey—Pollponcd. Sufic:—William*Margeffon, of Olilngtoo, Efq. Warwickatire—Henry Grdirold Lewis, of Matrcrn Hall, Efq. Wiltibirto—Thomas Henry Ude Phipps, of Wel:bury Leigh, Worcefterad•c Er —tho Phi li ps, of Winterdyue, l Vorkftdreo-Sir Henry Carr Medan, of Denton, Bart. SOUTH WALES. Carmarthen —John Llewellyn, of Coale Piggln,Efq. Pembroke—Gcorge Bowen, of Lawn air, Efq. Cardigan—John Lloyd, of Maims, Efq. Glamorgan—John Morris, of Claimant, Efq. Breeon—Sackville Gwynnc, of Trimawr, Efq. Stadnor.—Thomas Grove, of Co nElian,Efq. NORTH WALE'S. Metionetb—Hugh Owen Hatchet. of Carrypdell. Ertl. Carnarvon—GwyUyea Lloyd Wardle, of Wero Fawr, Efq Aogicley—WilLun Bulkley Huglies,of Plat Cock, Efq. Mootgooterp—Robert Knight, of Gwernygoe, Efq. Denbigh—The Hon. William Beauclerk, commonly called Lard Wall..m Beatackrlf, of &them Park. Flint—Owen Molyncua Wyouc,of Overton, Eft PRINCE OF WALES'. COUNCIL. County of Corow*U—At a Council of His Royal Mightier, the Prince of Wales, held at Carlton Hoare, the zit day of Feb. 1803,Thornas R awlinp, of Padßow, Efq waaappeintedShe. riff of the County of Cornwall for the year 403 by His Royal HOD& the Prince of Wales in Council. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. ORDWANCII-OFFICII, 111. 4. 1803. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Second Lieutenant Thomas TareU to be Firft Lieutenant, Tice jabs P. Elba, deceacpd. Dated Jan. 4, 1803. WAR.OTFICB. FEB. S. 1803. zit Regiment of Dragoon Guards—quarter Malice Detwthyraite to bc Adjutant. with the of Cornet, vice Webfter who rectos the Adjutancy. 3d Ditto--bbarles Severn Watkins, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Stone, who retires. 6th Ditto—Charles Pu rcell, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchak vice Staples, who retires. Goth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Comet Th o me Nu to b i e j.leutenant, by purehafe,viee Murray, promoted elleseth Foot; Frederick Jamb Darby, Gent. to be Cornet, by per chafe, vice Hill. gads Ditto—Cornet Anion. Worfop,frem half pry, to be Cor net, vice Boyes ' who exchanges. Y 66 Ditto — Capt ain Raymond Pay, from half pay of the late York Hafars, to be Captain, vice Stone, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference i George Browne, Gent. to be Carom., by purebak, vice Bruedburft, promoted in the Royal Fail leers. rrtb Ohio.--Surgeon James O'Connor, front the bad Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Rot:Anion. who catharses. loth Ditto--Lieutenant Henry 1.. Spencer, from half pay of the late nth Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Card, who eachanges, receiving - the difference. 3d Regiment of Foot.—Lieutimant Charles William Davy, from ball pay of the eeth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vlceWynne, who exchinges, receiving the difference. 13th Ditto--Eufign John Cuftlee from half pay of the Regi ment, to be Enfign, vice Richardfon, who exchanges. 34th Ditto—Lieutenant John Andrews, from half pay of the 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Carpenter,who exchanges, receiving . he difftrence. 36th Ditto--Lieutenant Richard Greene, from half pay of the 4th Foot. to be lieutenant, vice Suntan, who exchanges, receiving the difference. EnAgn Thomas Dercnzy Tony r, from the New South Wales Corps, to he Enfign, by pur chafe Wee AM, promoted in the (tocen's Rangers. 17th Ditto—l.kutenant Chidley Coote, from tht half pay of the Regiment, to be 1 Jeutenant. vice White, who t %changes. Lieutenant Nathaniel Bean, from ditto, to be I.l.utcnant, vice Farr, who .ycebanges, receiving the ilifferenc,. q2Ar. • " ' . • ter-Mafter Patrick l'ergulTon, from h.ilf.pxy o' the IZegl rnent,to be quarter-Matta, vice Se.mtan, who exchange& 19th Regiment or Foot—Henry Littleton Smith. Gent. to be Florin, by purch.fc, vice .Im.orfor, promoted. tc:h lhitn--i:nfign Archibald it..fe, fr•m half p..y of the tath F..ct, to be Entign, vice Murp:ty, who caclunges. receiving t tn. diCercnee. sift Ihtto--Captain-Licutimant Jamcs Pattifon, to he Captain of a Company, by purchafe. vice Patterfon, pronottd. Lieutenant Akxandet Jaws Ras to be Captain Lieute nant, by purchalc, vice Partio.o.—gliarter-Malter-Serjeasit William Leavock, to he Coarttr-Mafter, vice Barber, re moved to the 7th koyal Garrifon Battalion. 3::t Ditto—EMl:l Antho: y Graves, from the 6th Weft India R. giment, to h. 11,1:'71., vice Dcfpard, who exchanges. 3-th Intro—Ls:fign Richard Gubbisa to ha Lieutenant, by rurctuire, vice flax!mood. -- }Tito Gorge Nutley, from half pay of die iStb Foot, to be hnlirn,vicc !tee, who rechanges. . . 4:. 1 liitte--John Lee, Gent. to be Enfign, by perchafe. vice "wit promoted in the Id Battalion Royals. atth IPitto—Caytain George WiUiam Padden, from half pay of il.e Regiment, to be Captain, vice Forfter, removed to the cth kriyal Gs:titan Battalion. th vitto—Captain David ItTron Davies, filer. tbc 67th Fnot, 1,, ( Act. h:utikbury, w:w, exchAurs. Urine r,n! R•..ert I ., ;,vtrs, atom half pay or the 83th Foot, tube Llelacnant, tort I 'lion, dteeared. !slid tit. —Jai, G,ot. tole Laza, purchafe, womated. Grath Ditto—Lienterant George Woods, from half pay of th• 15th F.tot, to be Lieutenant, vice trader, who exchanges receiving the difkrence. f.t it George Jack fon, from the 25th Foot, to be I °lents:pant, by purchafe, vice Davy, promoted in the both Foot 61d Ditto—Surgeon lfaac o!iinfon, from the t 7th Liglt Dra goons, to he Surgeon, vice O'Connor, who exchangers. 66th Ditto—Captain William Henley Raikcs, from hair pay of the late Bth Weft India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Syn not , who exchanges. receiving the difference 69th Ditto—Captain Georg,. Muttkbury, from thessth Foot. to br Captain vice Davie+, who exchanges. Ditto—Lieutenant John Cameron to be Captain,by pur cbafe, vier Whitniarth. who retires. Enfign Ctiarles Law fon Carruthers to be Lieutenant, vice Cameron. 7111 Ditto—Comaiu Henry Tolley, from the 24th Foot, to be Major, by pur hate, vice French, who retires. Bth Ditto—Lieutenant W. Harna.e Euftace, from the 6th foot, to be Captain, by purchsfc, vice Gooch, who retires. 83d Ditto—'erjc rot Major Daniel Wiley to Ise Q2arter-Maf ter, vice Pike, fuperfeeled, being alifent witaout (rive. 85th Ditto—Brevet Major Charles Irvine, front halt p y of the 6ad foot, to be Captain, vice Munro. deceafe,L tenant Brissfley Nixon, from half pay of the iegiment, to br Lieutenant. vice lilakeney.deceakit. Qoarte--M after Joreph Piercy. from the 60.1 i Foo , to he `niter-Matter, vice King. who retires on half pay. 89th Ditto—Lieutenant James Scott, from half pay of the 54th Foot , to he Lieu: enant, vice O'Connell, who exchanges, receiving the itilference. 93d Ditto—AfGßant Surgeon Campbell, from the 16th Foot, to be Suruon, vice Gordon, who rellgns. ad %t'elt India Regiment—Enfign Thomas Bradey to be Lieu tenant, without purchafe. Georg: Sloane Connelly, Gent. to lie EnGgn,vice Bradley. 6th Ditto , —Lieutenant the Honourable Chades M. Cathcart, from the ad Life Gollob, to be Captain, without purohafe, vice Jackfon, who rap's. Enfign William Andrew Der pard, from the silt Foot, to be Et.fign, vice Graves, who exchanges. Qiiren's German Reximent—Lieutenant Mark Botcher, from the half pay of the zoth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Mac mahon, whoexchanges, 'ceasing the difference. ad Royal Garrifon Battalion--Captain-Lieutenant James Con &Hue. from half pay of the late aid Light Dragoons, to be Captain. 3d Ditto—Enfign H. Stanford, from the sd Royal Garrifon Battalion, to be Enfign. 4th Ditto--Enlign Samuel Abbott, from the 4th Foot, to he Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign, vice Pierce, removed to the 6th Battalion yth Dittos—Lieutemnt Daniel Mylrea, from half pay of I)on• kin's late Garrifon Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Jarvis, placed on the retired Lift. BREVET. Colonel Thomas Hillop, of the s ith Weft India Regiment, to be Brigadier-General in the Leeward and Windward Cha ribbee Ulan& only. MXMO!ANDUU. The appointment of Enbgn William Witheridge to be Lieu tenant, by purchafe, in the 84th Regiment of Foot, vice Tay lor promote' in doe 3oth Font, as Rated is the Gazette of the tath Auguft, tBOl, has net taken place. Theappointincut of Lieutenant Allan Maclean to be Cap tain, by purehafe, in the both Regiment of Foot, vice Clarke, promoted, as Rated in the Gazette of the 17th Augult, t 802, has not taken place. Hofpital Mate Hofiner Is fuperfedcd, being abfent without leave. Commit Eons in the Woreefterfhire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Deputy Lieutenants. The Honourable Jobe Coventry. Dated November 350, Edmond Wig*, Efq. Dated as above. Henry Wigley, Efq. Dated as above. John Dowding, Efq. Dated as above. Samuel Wall, Jun. Efq. Dated as above. James Bowyer, Efq. to be Captain of a Company. Dated De camber is, am BANKRUPTS. John Pal Dean, of Dencafter, YorkAare, machine-maker, dealer and chapntan, to furrender February t 7, it and March to, at eleven, at tbs White Hart Tavern, KlngP HulL Attornies, Mr. Fr 4t, ; or Mr. Henry • Kirby-fkreet, Hatton-Garden, London. Fran a Allen, late of Pall-Mall, Middlefez, milliner and drefs maker Feb. is, to, and March to, at one, at Attort;ies Mars. Dann and Teafdale, Threadneedle-ltreet. LoisWicke;is, of Saint Clement's Church-yard, Middlefez, . - haberdalher, dealer and chapwonsan, Feb. t , 19, and March 19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Berryman, at Mr. Davis's, Hatton-Garden, Landon. John Coleman, late of Fetter-lane, London, painter, gre ater, dealer and e.hamnan, Feb. is, :9, and March :9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawne, Bridges-Amet, Covent- Garden, London. William: Smith, of Monkwearnsostb-mare, Durham, Ihip-bull- dcr, Feb. 9, to, and March to, at eleven, at the Peacock lan, ByborrearFouth. 11etor . otes.. Mr. Como, Sandaland ; or Mr. Itchefon, Ely-place. London. William Gibb 4, now or late of the part& of Boa, Wets, nailer, Feb. t t at five, Feb. is, and Mardi 19. at eleven, at the Wh ft Lion lon', lath. 'Attendee, Mr7John Merewether, Mares&ld, GloncefteriliireC or Meffrs. Sandy. and Horton, Crane-court, Flamilreet, London. Jdep► Taylor and Henry Cowley, of Galnlborough, Lincoln fbirc, merchants and copartners, Feb. all, March r, and to, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Gainfliorough. Attornics, Mars. MacdoupU and Hunter, I incolies-lon, London ; or Mr. Samuel Rayne', Gairdborough. Jobs pato°, of Oxford-ftreet, linen draper, dealer and chap. man, Feb. 8, :9, and March 19, at ten, at GaUdhall, London. Attorney, Mr. James Rkhardfon, New•lnn. John Wagner, late of the Hamitic of Wallington but now of Lower Tooting, Surrey, calico-printer, dealer and Feb. 8, 29, and March t 9, at ten, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. William Langham, Bartlett's Buildings. William Joyce and William bachelor, both of Briltot, friths and partners, Feb. 12, *5, and March 29, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Garden, London. Tkumas Richardlon and Thomas Worthington, both now or late of hlanchetler, merchants, dealers, chapinco and copart ner'. Feb. it, si, and March *9, at eleven, at Hillidges Ta vern, in the Marko -place, Manchefter. Attomics„ Milne and Parry, Temple, Lamina; or Mara Mine, Set. geant, and Milne. Mancliefter. Jolt ph Hopwood, late of the par& of Saint Nicholas, Wong . . . tcr, dealer and charm°, Feb. 23, 24. and March 19, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Wureelter.-- Anomie., Mr. James fart, Bridc•court, Reidge-tdrem, Lon don ; or Mr. Wil iam Weik4, Woreetter. Samuel Eyre', of Manchefter, corn-dealer, contains carder, (Leder and chairman, Frei. 21, 22, and March 19. at nine, at Hillidgc's Tavern, Manchefter. Attornice. Ml's. Shepherd and Alfriztao. drayo-Ino, Loodon ; or Mr. Wilts:rill. at Manchrft;r. Jokph Genrze !turner, of Liverpooknverchant, dealer mid Asp- M+rch 2,3, and to, at ooe, at the Globe Tavern, John- LiverpooL Attornies, and Wiaitley, in Cable-ltreet, Liverpool, or Mr. %%Indic, Bartktea Bundler, Holborn, Lotid , n. Louis Daharnel, of Liverpool, enerebant.antbrellainaeatban- rer, dealer and chaprnia, March I, i. and tp, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, I.iverponl. Attornlea, Media Staniltreet and Eden, Leith•Rreet, Liverpool; at Mr. Thomas Windle, Bartlett's Buildings, London. Witham Athum, of Kingiloothpon-H•11, brandy merchant, dealer and chapman, Feb. t 16, and March i 9, at eleven at the White Han Tavern, Knagßoo-upoo-Hull. Attornica , Mr. Henry Roger, Kirby-11nm, Hatton-Garden, Loudon ; or Mr. Robert Sat dwith, HalL William Clifton, of Kingfloothpon- Hull, brandy merchant, dealer and Chapman. Feb. se, :4, and March 19, it eleven. at the White Hart Tavern, Kinciton•opoo-Hull Attars:lm Mr. Henry Ra&r, Kirby-ftheet, Ha.kod-Garden, London or Mr. R °lmo Raidwith, HulL Michael Buck, now or late of Clapham, Yorkihire. dealer ant! thapanan, Feb. t 6, at Ave, Feb. t and March a?, at elms at Mrs i.ayeticlth, innkeeper, at Norton in Rowland, York (him Attarnies, Mr. John King, itt Haldhury, Yorkedre ; or Mr. Maldoweroft, taray'u-lnn, Lt:-lam, BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Robert Dwyer, of Cork, grotrr, to furrender the Itch and 12th inttant, 20d 15th March. SE 'WESTRATIONS, &c. IN SCO TLAND. James Fr. r, manufacturer, Glafttow —Creditor; meet in Tontine Tavern, Glalgow, ad February, I: o'clock, to name interim faeltar ; fame place and hour ad March, to clinic trultee. Allan, cattle-dealer in l.ittle•mill, near 111nntro4.— Creditors meet in Tradls Montro'e, 3d February. o'clock, to name interim tedlor ; fame place and hour ad to a:a kruftee. Inim Rankin. merchant, Fa'kirk.—Creditors mee , in Jahn'. C.,llce-hourc, Edinburgh, tyth Feb 12 o'clock. to name in. term) factor; fame place and hour 14th March, to chufF truitcc. Williaml4ichardron, brewer, Durnfrics.—Creditors to over in 01,1 o.ticv-boufe, L2tb Alar,b, i 2 o'c'..ick, to rective final _ Duke, merchant, Montrote has applied for a direharge. JAM., Dougall, Merchant, Port Glafgow.—Creditor , receive dividend 3d March, from Jo n Dunlop, incr.:hart there. Wil Wightman, in I.tilie.—Crctlitore receive tint dividend on id March, from Richard Toth, write r in Kirkc.dtly. _ _. . Alexander Simpfon, Merchant Tailor, Edinburgh.—Creditors meet in John's Corce-houfe,l4th Feb. to o'clock, to Wilma trttee. Ro;ert --- leffrey,Efq. of Knockeneur—Creditors to lotlge claims with John Jdfrey, writer, Eallutnirgh. Bow- STRE irr.—On Friday a man was examined on a charge of Realing a variety of articles, in the houre of Mrs. Eves, in Dover.flreet. Mrs. Eves had a card party on the night of the toth of Ja nuary and the company, as they came in, depofited their (haw's, tippets, &c in the hall, and a parlour adjoining; but when they were going away, not a fhawl, tippet, or great coat, was to be found, fome perfon having entered the hnufe, and carried off the whole. The panne:- being apprehended a few days ago, endeavouring to commit another robbery, his lodgings were learch ed, when a thaw], tippets, and fpencer and great coat were found, which were yetterday identified The men in cullody for robbing the Chirwick errand cart, and cutting and wounding the perfim who pu►fued them, were again brought up from prilhn, when another charge was produced again(' them, for healing a till at Brentford, containing a quantity of halfpence and farthings. Mamsiort-Houss.—On Friday the Letter Sorter and the two other perfuns who are in cußody, on furpicion of being concerned in taking a Sol. Bank Note out of a letter, were again brought before the Loan MA YOR, and underwent a private exami. nation.—The parties were remanded for further cxaminati' n. LIOROUGH•STR tsr.—The young man who was a few days agn ca. ,mined on folpicion of hay ing improperly ditpoied of a hot fe, which he ha., hued from the (tables of Mr •Jenkins, in Bryan- Ilone-flreet, was on Fr i.;ay brought up, when from the tellimony of a Gentleman, who found the boric affray in Park-lane, it appeared the dory Wood. ford had fira told, of his having been drunk, and not knowing where or how he bad loft the froth, was true, he was difcharged. Co. aiwarrox.—On Sattardpy two young men, named John Davis and 1\ atter Pebles, were brought before N. Con• or and BROM', Efqrs. the Sitting Magiftrates at the Public Office, in Marlborough-flreet, charged on the oaths of fe veral Mader Curriers, with an illegal combination, and were each committed to prifon for feven days. Sore Nittice have too frequently prevented fond mothers from (tickling their own offspring; the lit tle innocents have been deprived of the nourith ment of that balmy fond, which maternal tender nets might otherwile afford them, and by admi. filleting of Solids into their tender Itomachs, have met with a premature diffolution I—or by being put to unwholefome wet nurfes, contra led dreadful maladies, which have feldom or ever been eradicated, entailing difeak and milery on pone rity ! Thofe perfons who have read the Tranfac lions of the Medical Societies, mud be convinced of the truth of the above obfervations, and it is honourably pleating, as alto flattering to Mrs. CARON I IL, the ingenious inventrefs of the Et ence of Roles and Nipple Clfil, that feveral of the moll eminent Gentlemen of the Faculty having been fa tisfied of their general utility, have, with a becorn inglibetality, not only prefer-dmd the fame,but alto adopted their ufe in their own families. To be had only of Mrs. GARDMIR, at the Teens, and Tale Worm Mujisneu. No. 76, Long Acre, and No. 3, Shoreditch, near Fintbury fquare,at 71. the Pac':et only, duty included, which (contidering its effi cacy and intrinfic value) is unqueftionably worth one Guinea. Diforders that proceed either from an impure Rate of the blood, or a relaxed Rate of the nerves, having, in innumerable infiances, fubfided by a courfe of SP ILSBUIY.S Antifcorbutic Drops, too much cannot be laid in praife of that invaluable preparation. This unparalleled fuceefs, in the moil complicated cafes, has ellabliffied its celebrity throughout the univerfe ; indeed, where is it poffi hle to obtain fuch a rellorerof the conllitution and infallible core of the Scurvy, Gout, Rheumatifm, Evil, Leprofy, and a variety of other complaints, too generally incident to human nature ? Thefe Drops are fold in bottles of gs. and 6J. tot. and 11. as. each, with a black Ramp affixed to each hot tle, by the following venders in London: F. New. fiery, 45, St. Paul's; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; E. Newbery, corner of St. Paul's ; Wray, Birchinlane; Bolton, Ru).ll Exchange; Evans and Co. Long-lane ; Barclay, Fleet-market ; Bacon, Oxford.flreet ; Ward, Holborn; Bayley, Cockfpur-greet; Swinney, Pall Mall ; Waltb and Withers, No. 7:9, Strand; Brennand, Whop!". gate -greet ; Clark, No. :69, and B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough, Southwark ; and at the DifpcnfarYs No 5, Soho-fquare. MARRIED. At leolnky,to Kcnt, on TucGlay lart.l.l the Rev. Dr. Smith. Mr. Edward Latter, Attutacy that, to Mils Robinfon, a( the ram place. _ _ At lit frars,Deptford. oo Tharlay. Thomas Nunn, Erg. .f Rederofs-llreet. Crierlegate, to mit% Mcludfoo, reveal daughter of the late Robert Nicho:foo, CA. of Loarnpit.itell, DIED. On Friday the 4th inftuit --- .ai his hqufe, Terrier, Spring ;Ardent, after a few days Wild's, the infant ilavzhtir of Clatich lunter.El4. aged nine months. Ou Wednefslay cresting Mr. P:r'.n.r., of Tom's Cat - c-butif^, Cscts Ltil, 2 , 50 !S. lITANTED, in a relpeetable Seminary, in. a pleafant part of North Wales, a ClafGcal Matins.— Thc Terms w:1: be very liberal to any Gentleman havin? a cony-tett knowledge of Latin and Greek. If the Gentteat'aa un.lerftands French it will be much to his adv .ntage, as the entahnnetrs arifin; front tcacldng that Lanuage will bc sy zd Lau for his own tilt Letter,. poll paid, addreffed to Mr. Maguire, at the Aca demy, Wrexham. Denbiellbire, will be duly Attended to. 'N'E'\TY SHEEP LOS Itippored t o b t s'l'Ol.EN from a Field at Applefhaw, un the Night or the 10. of Novem'oer. t 3:z. or out of a drove the that r.iglet, on thl r0....1 to Orford. They are Ewe Sheep; the flyer mark on the fide R.I. the frelli mark on the lip 11r 4v ,4. whoever !hall have ta:cen them tip, be rz• an-. 1 all reafonAble esn;•nee, paid ; %0we...2 .;eteet the offender or offender,. f, that otic or more ~ f then, may he eonvided thereof, Rtall, n. (Itch ceive a award of Twenty Guineas, to t: pAid :is or Am.fbury, Wilts, by Rohert Ifay&ti, J 4,.., Cabins, Pear <Wend. CANAL. SHARES. &v. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-14 I'IIO\TAS WARREN: (By Diret'lion ado: l'it Clator. Lae T. A. Pt At Hart's Hotvl, High-flrect, un 'l'l Lthlay, the loth of Februaty, aSc h at Thr:e fu,ird to Coo . ditions then to bc praduced, and in the I.,:lowing, re 40, other Lots at G... 11 be arreed upon at the Time o/. - ale:. LOT I.MINE Shares and Half in the ‘‘'arviick .1 1 1 and tirmiligharn Canal. LOT 11. Three Shares in the Warwick and N3:I .n Canal. LOT 111. One Share it. the liirmingham CanaL I.OT IV. A . 1 icket in the Wins 11:1VIJI I.il...raty, and a Tontine Share in the buildings. I.OT V. One Proprietor's Share :n the Du•ll.:y's Arm, fl u . tel, in the Town of Dudley, and tither Buildings theroto Lc longing. I.ol' VI. Seven Shares in the Union Flour and Dryad hill. io the Pariflt of Afton. near Birmingham. I OT VII. Two Sittings in No. j 5, South Caller 7 al St. Martin's Church. -- 1:61* 1 /111. A Pew of Fur Kbeelinl% In Sr: 6t, North Gantry of St. Paul's Cb ape,. _ . _ I.ot IX Four Sittiskz. in the app.:: Ns is the C.lkry 4 Edghaiton Church. LOT X. Ten I.eafetail Tenements or I►ay.4ling fgeuCey innate at Harkin , . near liirin.aghant Part oL th-tu fronting to ley Hill, and theuthrra in an airy a .1 pica 2,,;(%,5irt 11;iiil the lime, in the fever.,l Occupazie”. 01 N•e..fir,. 1 andy, Smith, Bentley, Smith, Pendri , Kuudward. Mcaduna, &e. at kver.il Keats, amounting tu.s.::ux to 5.0. sic par Annum. The Premik. are het.] ender a Irate. in which 9E Tear. will bc unevired at 1.3.1 i Day neat, i4bica to • :3,rattn.l teat a ail. per Anntra. trY For other Particulars apply at Mr. Sedford'•Offire. New-(treat; or to the Aucliancer, in bale Fad, Eiraziponiaug. DLSEASES of tl,e Ultk..lllltA awl CERTAIN COM.- PLAINTS. AS role Proprietor of Da; an'a rrtetii. cared )Boogies and litcarodir 4, Mr. 1 . /.•/ Informs the Public, that he 0121 as ufdal be cupful 1:8 daily nom .„ to 3, at his boc k No..ri Frith-tits -et, Soho, on C fes of ..t r . i.:turc... Oh. Glens, ate. kr as well as sod every die o der wk re fccrecy is 14 clrential a requ fitc, that h r.. 1. has provided a fp Lions lima., that cyst : : 1' t c t us .y be jettr., &iced in a rep:trate . partinert. Mr. I) (a, fty., as confined hattrat to that depot:akin of Sterg,tv, b•hl .nt tit.r terilive practice, and the mot flatt-rior f..c cf., hr is i.sabied to offer a mcrhod of cur: mi4l, Calk 4ious, requiting no can. ti.:s ment or nit girt in diet. and prereorli g the puileahry of a rclapfe. Pcrfor.s In the souutry Oaring their cafe. fully, in a letter, endang a one ore two cound note,willhaveyroper re istedica fent to the amount. For the various ryniptaaaa, Sun, fez Mr. Dauer% Treatifc on the above comp airs, peke a 5.64. the fifth edition; to he had of J Csgow , C own court, Soho Symonds, Prernefter-rw: and r.f he Authesr. }OR GOUT, m P.t IN Ti 1E s'llo. MACH, AND DE011.! EY ARISINei FROM AOE OR OTHER CAUSES. IWELSFE's GINGER SEEDS. THIS Preparttion of the Ginger is reoomMentled for Indigrftion, Wraknefs, Cramp and Pais s In the Ste. ouch, and in all Diforders whore Ginger or Cord iii Me'lliesms are neecifiry. They a-calfo rerviceuble In Gehl, Fla •ulent,Goutt,„ Rheumatic, and Paralytic Complaints, and 11 :bitty ' , SIM, from Ayr or other Caufrs. Thule who fuckle wt 3 End tLass. particularly adopted i.et that paiod, as they remm to Oat E.:ta tters fo generally experienced, carted the Milk, and pre art Flatulencies, fo fatal to Infants. They readily ,`,/ anise in, tap liquid. and are praerabk to mmunon Ginger, Neil gtreed ft set the impurities, and the woody and fibrous parts icf the r att. The quantity of a tea-fp:so .ful may he taken main time, . alone, and chewed and gradually fwallnwed, or t ifrolsod t e s cupful of tca, or a gluts of wine, or wine and wa:a r. Prepired and fold only by F. C. Welth (itiventq Cher sit to His Ror.l Higlincfs tie Duke of York, Nn 1 xa, Sir. Loudon, in Bottit 1,2, pd. andl oa. 6d. ca:b.-W...11 i's l'uw, ar. ed Ginger 73. 6d. cab Bottle. WHEN ProferrumAl Men of educatint anti ye fponAWlity deviate from the general fyftent by tb• !fr. leetion of a peemliar Branch, tbeisr.dioo.of long con& aisd fueccfs is the Left criterion of firperiority. Ten yeart. arc I devoted my . praelke to the esch Are tr {ti ' ment of nix DIsORDEAS. it'd the luc.cfsh.l rely' l a l my plan sacs me ithhtinnal ardour to oppdc es fa ra. I we shk the ravages°, thofc co,..p:sint, se h arc the enui imp E. ant In the tate/Ague of hcman intirmaim. After initiatfon irto every branch as :n Army Su riven . ferouxl a with at an early period of Traci;: to rd; or i iJivi. W alls from the ignorant. of uneducated hien, or the eqta Ily prows precipitancy of ger.eral Prailit!naere. The THREE DISORDERS,` the cure of o'ilch I P are voted my attention, comprise carry fpecie. of STN KEA INFECI lON, whether cf a recent or lot g du:/tioa .—zdt• All kinds of DEBILITIe, whether arfling front the natilts , Schoolboys. er the Indulg :nee of mature a t e, andl.llli that de, • rangeowne of the fyltem j n Women which is tailed 13.1 R.RE.II - or STERILITY. Vumerous Are riluk of Ignorance orb ,B: In the • treatment ot 3 tlmplc G. 4 ..irrhda. and it not unit . , , e mly hap. Pens the th.:l,eds of Liar are pudfonedlq the indif ;wino ciao uneuards.• hour. By a 1 iperfur method fuck S uoplattits va eahly tured, and nye wb lie others has , I.eleg . 1 gu n, stag g may prelume tourer a r few, how,v,r, arc the cafes of conyl.:xf .! darer. In diforder, compared with c celamituusi:tual „,. of hi r e, w' p ' from iti:3l: l ;enc: in a sC LI !ARV VICK or the prdval is Gaieties of a I/No:Wale . Life, acquire tcs tler of D e bil Ip which is di , unavoili.ile t miequence of to 6 1 ,0-nary...hal Where the unhappy ft 5 ter broods ors . his mllery. but et V. fully canoe/16 hi. ma...a ere, it may t c fame w..b anion 181 him to kii.w, thLt altbou ;la it be an ul iota atinuht or sm. taint), with ocher 1•1 .et ultra, the : moral of -en.f. ih Al• CIF.SICit S the ;rolLal i ll ogee(' ar renov..noss thetcqv.m. mrnt of my capene i c:. I the nix. of Barth . .. or V.:1 , 11. 1..114 begun to n Jrce ntai.:y 'or, mu attain) , v. be r ev,•iited by an early counter/el a i fth s languid Star, win to tLic cafes no great difficulties onli occur. But where dd. defi..ie •ey has for years milted. a In — tr• Perfeveranec is indiipeng sly requifite to revive the Puruh....og (parks of Life, and to rev animate the Conlllt °tidos. MARRIED WOMB) 1. who have . long Wen diliarpolmed lo their capcetatianiof a Family, Play be airiteed, [Lit in 40114111C/11 loch deficit en/ curable by Medical fitiU. The SECRECY .slid :s foerential to my s.ndertalcing. the ctialifical..ns whidt I have prefumcd to Gate. lona Bafis oi my prutenhond s rid io coincidence with fact this nutioo is given, that . lEEE may be marked panted.: (or by letters itickafing a t nail nom) at his bind; N0.a),A.•.`10 id-ftrect, Strand, DOI I crapic-Bar Three Is an addition entrance hi Water-Bract adjais 4 and the name is 011 both I he doer* M. IMF' htembes of tide Royal College of Sergeant. LONDON: Print... 3 f«1 (nr Makten-lanc, Or rtca, No. t, Caic• KI.NT,of Canterbury.' and it thr S I As-0: riv 414/sllTWlii.tiusu fp; 41m1 :te I'roptWtun,l•T JOHN n.ANIt. •-(:atJcn) at th: Slat Pttal • arra ; rod pulaßtad br 1.1 , .3c..1.3mh0th, At No. .Carry-fif c, IcrN k- liar ; tort hick (I=s•t , sat an roirtilirdt9bc 214,..%