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SA'rtlittiA Y Nl(' ifrb GAGE f ADMIRALTY-0141M MAY 19. Cone of a Letter Wan Captain Lapenotlere, of his Majesty's sloop themes, achlre.sed to Admiral Young, at Plymouth, and -transniitted by tke Later to John Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's Sloop Orestes, at Sea, May 9, 1810. Sir—l have the satisfaction to inform you, that I this morning fell in with (the Lizard bearing N.E. by E. eight leagues), and captured, after a chase of seven hours, the French schooner pivateer la Do rade, mounting ten carriage guns, commanded by Emmanuel Ives Le %Mr, with a complement of 43 men. During thochase his Majesty's sloop Favou rite joined to leeward, and as we were chasing be fore the . wind the situation she came in rendered it totally impossible for her to escape, but it was not until her main and foretop-masts were shot away, (which I am much indebted to the Favourite for,) that she brought to ; she is perfectly new, the first cruize out, and sailed from the Isle de Bas the even ing before, and has not made any captures. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) .1. R. LAPENOTIERE. WHITEHALL, MAY 19. The King hay been pleased to appoint 1.. H. Ferrier, Esq. to be a Commissioner of the Customs in Scotland, vice S. Moyse, Lsq. resigned. The King has been pleased to present the Rev, inceph Colt rna!i, M.A. to the Vicarage of Kirkby, Moorside, in the County and Diocese of York, void by the death of the last incumbent. NIILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, MAY 19. st Regiment of Life Guards—Sub Lieutenant Joseph Kelly to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Tomkins, promoted ; Cornet Charles Theoplulus hail, from tb• 13th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by put abase, vice Webber, who retires. SI Regiment of Dragooas—Edutund Cresswell, Gent. to be Cor. n-t, by purchase. 4th Ditto—James Winstanley, Gert. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Langton, promoted ; Hospital Mate Gavin Hilson to be Assistant Surgeon, trice Jones, promoted on the Stall'. licit Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Hugh Price, front the 67th Font, to be Lieutenant, vice Gartside, who exchanges. 15th Ditto—Cornet A. J. Cloete to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stirling, proinota in the 27th Foot. Ist Regiment of Foot—Hospital Mate Atkinsdn Wilson to •be Assistant Surgeon, vice Morrison, who resigns. ith Ditto—Hospital Mate Lucas I'ulsford to be Assistant Sur- peon, vice Moore, promoted. 10th Ditto--Ensign James Taylor, from the Ath West India Re . giment, to be Ensign, vice Taylor, who oachangcs. Vith Ditto—Lieutenant John Carrol to be Captain of a Company vice Hill, deceased ; Ensign . .I.__R.praham to be Lieutenant, vice Carroll; Robert Mitchell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice. Graham. Std Ditto—Major W. A. Johtisan to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Hopkins, who retires; Captain H. Richardson, to be Major, by purchase, vice Johnson ; Lieutenant Edward Whiny to be Captain of a Comp.rly, by purchase, vice Richard son; Ensign James Robinson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Whiny. S ith Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Gregory, from the 95th not, to be Lieutenant, vice Allis, who exchanges ' • Ensign Henry Faunt to be Lieutenant, vice French, deceased. 95th Ditto--Ensign Thomas Austin, from the West Middlesex Militia, to be Ensign. 99th Ditto—Hospital-mate Arthur Hamilton to be Assistant-Sur geon, vice Bergh, deceased. 42d Ditto—l.ieutenant Neil M'Glashan to he Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Ogilvie, who retires ; Ensign Alexander Dickinson, front the Bth Garrison Battalion, t• be Ensign, vice Mtggett, placed on half-pay of the Bth Garrison Battalion. Uth Ensign Andrew Lindsay, from the Donfrieshire Mi litia, to be Ensign. 48th Ditto—Hospital-mate David Wright to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Maxwell, deceased. 60th Ditto -- de Schanz, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Humbold, who resigns ; James Briscoe Gaff, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Montgomery, who resigns. _ _ _ 67th Ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Gartside, from the 11th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Price, who exchanges; Ensign 1 1 Alexander Clark to be I.ieutenaut, without purchase; Robert . GiUy, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Clark. 71st Ditto—Lieutenant A. J. M'lutyre to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Fulconar, promoted in the te.!,d Foot. 713th Ditto—Major John Wardlaw, from the 64th Font, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Shawe, who retires ; and Ensign Charles Sach to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lambe, who retires. 98th Ditto . --Ensign and Adjutant John Cooper to have the rank of Lieutenant. 84th Ditto—Ensign John Spotswood to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lewis Fraser, who resigns. 89th Ditto—Captain George West Barnes, from half-pay of Sker rett's Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice Malik, who exchanges. 94th Ditto—Ensign David Campbell to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Kingdom, promoted. 95th Ditto—Lieutenant William Atlix, from the 34th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gregory, who exchanges. 'Royal Staff Corps—Quarter Mager Serjeatit Daniel Hcatly to be Quarter IVlAster, vice Geary, appointed to the 3d Garrison Battalion. Bth West India Regiment—Ensign James Taylor, from the luth Font, to be Ensign, vice Taylor, who exchange... Ist Ceylon Regiment-2d Lieu . t aant Edward Tenth to be 1A Lieutenant, without purchase. • Roll's Regiment—Ensign de Hertenstein to be Lieutenant, vice During, who resigns; Ensign —de May to be Lieute nant • Otto H' my Salinger, Gent. to be Ensign, vice de • Hertenstein ; Charles Frederick Gravnian, Gent. to be Ensign, vice de May. Dillon's Regiment—Captain J. B. Hinz, from half.pay of the Chasseurs Britanniques, to be Captain of a Conlany, vice de Mannon, who exchanges. Ist Garrison Battalion—Ensign John Enxinger, from the 7'h Gar rison Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Ireland, placed on half-pay of the 7th Garristin Battalion. 2d Ditto—Lieutenant John Wade West, from the 4th Garriion Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Hastings, who exchanges. 4th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles• Hastings, from the 2d Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice West, who exchanges. Sth Royal Veteran Battalion—Ensign Robert Wilson to be Lieu tenant, vice Irwin, deceased F k ltt:.rter-Master Linaes Booth, front the 59th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Wilson. STAFF. Captain Peer Thomas Ryves, tram the 6th Garrison Battalion, to be a permanent Assistant in the Quarter-Master•General's Department, (with the rank. of Major) vice Nesbitt, promoted. HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Hospital• Mates for General Service, William Faulkner, John Crozier, John H. Sprague, and William Dent, Gents. The King's German Legion. 2tl Dragoons—Major Charles de Jonquieres to be Lieutenant- Colonel, with temporary rank, vice Veltheina, appointed to the command of the 3d Light D , agouti% Captain Frederick Leuder to be Major, with temporary rank, vice Jonquieres. Lieuten'nt Lewis Thiele to be Captain, with temporary rank, vice Lauder. Lieutenant Charles Leschen to be Captain, with temporary rank, vice Bergmatri. Cornet Frederick Baron Bulow, to be Lieutenant, vice Thiele. Cornet Moritz de Claud to be lieutenant, vice Leschen. gentleman Cadet Frederick Wm. Kohlstetit to be Cornet, vice Bulow. Od Light Battalims—Oentkman Cadet Ohle Lindham to be En sign, vice Jenner l whose appointment has been cancelled. 841 Light Dragoons--Colonel Augustus Baron Veltheini, from the gcl Dragoon, to be Colonel-Commandaut, With temporary rank, vice Reden. MENIORANDUM. Rnsign Scott, of th►e 72d Foot, is superseded, never haring joined bis regiment. Captain Britton. of the Royal West-India Rangers, is superseded, being absent without leave. puty Commissary-General Al zalger is dianista ERRATUM in the Gazette of the sth instant For Etisign French, from the Royal Cheshire Militia, to be En sign in the 20th Foot, Read Ensign French, from the Royal Cheshire Militia, to be En ' sign in this b2d Foot. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex. To be Deputy Lieutenants, IThismas Nicoll, Esq. Dated June 8, 1308. James Anderson, Esq. Dated as above. Richard filmic, Esq. Dated December 12, 1808. !Thomas Haworth, Esq. Dated Jancary, 1809. Samuel l3urkis, Esq. Dated as:above. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. May 22. Wm. Herbert the younger, of Llanidloes, Montgomery shire, draper and shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester. July 7. William Burt, of Teoley-street, Southwark, Surrey, oil merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Dyson, of Liverpool, druggist. BANKRUP I'S. UNIVERSITY INTELLISEN.CE. OXFORD, MAY 19. Thursday the nominatioo of the Rev. Vaughan Thomas, B.D. fellow of Cot pus Christi College, as one of the select preachers, in the room of the Rev. John Cannon, M.A. of queen's College, who has resigned, was approved by the house of tonvalsation. The same day the following Gentlemen were admitted to de grees in the House of Congregation. • Doctor in Civil Law.--Rev. Samuel Wilson Warneford, of University College, Grand Compounder. Bachelors in Divinity—Re►. Francis lifingerford Brickenden, and Rev. Waller Williams, otViroreeater, Masters of Arts.—John Wilson, keg. of Magdalen, Grand Compounder ; and Rev. Robert Clifton, of Worcester. Bachelors of Arts—Messrs. Edgar Gibson end- iereph Carter, of St. John's; and Chulea Fenwicke. of Llncolik- • ErcLpstAt3nc4L PROMOTIONS. The Rev. J. Nance, Pibt - latefeilovref - Wcti..,--.t., - Coilegei in this university, is appointed to the Rectory of Old Romney, Kent. Rev. Win. Hungertned Colston, M.A. Iste;of St. Mary-hall, in this University, and Rector of Rest I.idford, Somerseishire, to the Rectory of Keinton Mansfield, in, that cininty. Rev. Dr. Hunt, of Herrford,hire, to the Vicarages of 1,1'4:11111g:on and Ravensdom, Beditr.dsbire., Rev. George Norris M..-1 to the rectory of Ragthorre,Norfolic. Rev. John Rigging, Rector of Illeton, to the rectory of Ilan warm!, Herefordshire, vacant by thu decease of the Rev. John Thomas, M.A. Rev.-- Cook, to the vicarage of Tedinrvorth, I.elcest.hi re. Thomas Rooke, of the parish of Bengeo, HPrts, farmer, dealer and Chapman, to surrender May 28, at tine, May 29, at eleven, and June 30, at one, at Guildhall, Lon.lon. Attornies, Messrs. Green and Son, Ware; or Mr. J. Green, jun. Clifford's-Inn. Elizabeth Toop, of Bath-square, Portsmouth, Hants, widow, ' sailmaker, dealer and chapwoman, May 22, June 2, and SO, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. George Ware, Blackman-street, Southwark. Richard Kirk, of Dartford, Kent, victualler, dealer and chapman, May 22, June 2, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. George Ware, Blackman -street, Southwark. William Silverlock, of Newport, Isle of Wight, Hants, cabinet maker, dealer and chapman, May :10, at two, May 31, at eleven, and June 30, at two, at the Green Dragon, Newport. Attorney, Mr. Griffiths, Newport, Isle of Wight. John Stork the younger, late of Kingstux-upon-Hull, grocer, dealer and chapman, May '22, 23, and June 30, at eleven, at the White Hart Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. A/tor:ties; Messrs. Edmunds and Son, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lineoln's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Galen Haire, Parliament -street, Hull. James Fewster. of Liverpool, joiner and house-huilder, June 11, 12, and so, ae - ts-a: yen, at the Star and Garter-• Tavern, Paratlisr street, Liverpool. 'Attornies, Mr.Thontas lilackstock, London, or Mr. James Alurrnw, Paradise -street, Liverpool. Neal Whyte and Alcxairler Graham, both late of Birmingham, muslin-dealers, dealers, chapnten, and copartner', June 11, 12, anti :10, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern, Paradise street, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Blackstock, London ; ur Mr. James Murrow, Pat adise-street, Liverpool. James Payne, of West-square, Southwark, Surrey, army-contrac tor, baker, dealer and chapman, May 29, at two, June 2, and 31), at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gregsous and Dixon, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, London. DIED. James Nicholls, late of Gray's-Inn, Middlesex, scrivener, dealer On Frit'ay, the i srh instant, Mrs. Crawford, wife of John and chapman, May 22, 29, and June 30, at ekven, at Guildhall. Crawford, r.sq at Ins house in Bed.ord-squzr • Attornies, Measrs. 'l'yrrell and Francis, Guildhall, London. i Lately, in he parish of '2:eig, iu Aherdeettshir,•, l'e:er Ander• John Rushton, of Manchester, dealer iu cotton, twist anti weft, son, are I 1 1 3 years, having lived in three centuries. lie was dealer and chapman, June 7,8, and 13, at two, at the Star Inns first married in the 9;th year of his age, and had four children, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Wm. Edge, St. Ann's Church- three of whom with their mother are now live. Ile retained hi. . yard, Manchester ; or Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, London. n or m a l faculties, and even his bodily strength, till within a short Vi iltam Oakley, of Church -street, Horsleydown, Surrey, wool- t i me a his death, and was a very tall, straight, stout, well made stapler, merchant, dealer and chapman, May 22, June '2, and rn, o ; ; his acquaintance observing that they kneW no difference in 3u, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. llarrows and Vin- its; appearanc: for the last 60 years. lie gained his livelihood cent, 73. Basinghall-street. chiefly as a Travelling Chapman--okl books were ids staple enna• Thomas Limbr.ck, of the parish of liawkesbury, Gloucestershire, n „,di ty , linen-draper and grocer, May it, at eleven, June 2, and JO, at On the stit inst. at her father's house in Princes-street, r..lin• twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs- • b ur;: h, Anne, the only t!aughter of Colonel Ruhert Anstruther. Price and Williams, No 9, Old Buildings, At Woburn, J. 1-I. Holmes, Esq. Captain in the Leicestershire don ; or Mr. Haling, Chipping Sudbury, Gloucestershire. Vitilliam Reah, of Sunderland near the Sea, Durnani, leather-rut- At •feignmouth, Thomas Fisher, Esq. late Captain and Adju ter, dealer and chapman, May 2s, 29, and June 30, at eleven, taut in the North Devon Militia. at the Queen's Head, in Durham. Attornies, Mr, Elakistt,n, A t S t rudon Rectory, near Exeter, Mrs. Moore, wife of the Symoncrs-Inn, I.ondon, or Mr. 'l•ltompson, 13ishopwearmouth. Rev. George Moore. Isaac Tooke and Augustus 'l'ndd, of the Strand, Middlesex, and of Brighton, Sussex, wine-merchants and partners, May Rev. John Hughes, to the rectory a I.lyif.teit, vacant I y :Ott collation of the Rev. Hugh Thomas to the rectory of Pettey's. Rev.— Parry, to the vicarage of Eglwystach, vacain by tae promotion of the Rev. John Hughes. Frisby, the Rev. Dr. Forster, Master of Norwich School, was instituted, by the Lord Bishop of London, to the coniolitiatcd Rectory and Vicarage of the Chesterforils, in the County of E , ava, on the presentation of the Earl of Bristol. SALES UG'TION. . . - June 2, and :30, at twelve, at Guildhall. • Attornies, Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin Friars,London. ______ John Kenrick, of King-str•et, Soho, Middlesex, money-scrivener, VALITABLE ABSOLUTE R EVER SIONS, LIEF A NNUI CY May 22, 29, and June :3u, at ten, at Guildhall. Attui ney, Nil . . Henson, Dorset -street, Salisbusuare. EOUI TABLE ASSURANCE, POLICIES, AND CANAL r y - q SHARES.-13y Nlr. ST CO I', Robert Letnare, of Nine Elms, Surrey, brewer, dealer and char- In the Monthly Sale, on I riday, Ist of June, at the Mart, near man, May 22, June 9, and 30, at twelve, at Guiblledl. /Wm . - the Bank, Lodon, ney, Mr. Clutton, St. 'lloinas'a-atreet, Southwark. r PH F. Absolute Reversions to One-sixth p:trt of Slims John Lyon, of Richmond, Surrey, dealer and chapman, May 22, June 2, and 30, at teu, at Guildhall. Attorney, Air. Charles 41 - in the 3 per Cent. Consols, Reduced, Iturrial,,anst Navy, Putt, Staple's-Inn, London. Batikof I .itgland Annuities, amountieg in al! to above 1:20,3:00 Thomas Wettings, of Church-lane, Whitechapel, Middlesex, on the decease to a Lade in her 67th year. a Royal Exchange Po. painterer and plaisterer, dealer and chapman, May 2 . 2, June 5, lie of Assu ranee of .1.:••• •, 00 Sterling, un the deceaar ut a Lite of 50, and 80, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Villingham, without . ex . elle': of Insurance to the Purchaser; alraltiable An- Union-street, Whitechapel, nuity of !A P I during a Life of (35, wrll secured upon Dividends in the Bank. punctually paid, assured for the whole Lite; Three DIVIDENDS. valuable old Policies in 3lie Equitalde Assurance Society for .C5OO, June 12. Joseph Dutton, of Burwardslry, Cheshire, cheese- .C.i.‘o, and ..C320 • Ellesmere Wilt.; and Teaks, Kennet and factor, at eleven, at the White lion Inn, "Khitehtirch, Salop,. Avon, Thames and Medway,Ellesmere, lid le, Ditille Croydon and June 6. John Myles, of Gilso', Cheshire, cornfactor and miller, Basingstoke Canal, an , tlCriactlt7ei R l aillway 'Nb . Y ar i es. . at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester.---July 11. Wm. Eil so e, Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ;at the mart; and of Bath, Somerset, grocer, at two, at the Christopher Inn and of Mr. Scott, , 28, New Bridge-street. Tavern, Bath.--June 8. Gill Slater, late of Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.--June 23. James Inskipp the younger, of Battle, Sussex, carpenter, at tot dye, at Guildhall, London.---June R. James How;tl, late of Stratlield Saye, Hants, 'antler, dealer and chapman, at three, at the White Hart Inn, Whitehlreli, Hants.—June :30. Lebhetis Ranson, late of the Cannon Coffee-house, Charing Cross, Middlesex, tavern keeper, wine and brandy-merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall -- June 6. Robert Twyford, late of Manchester, nu reliant, at eleven, , at the Star twi, Manclutater.—Juneg. James Higsoo and Thomas i 'rasher, both of Liverpool, linen-drapers, at eleven, at the star ' Inn, Nlancliester.--June I I. Samuel Raistrick, ut Idle, parish of Calverley, Yorkshire, clothi e r, dealer and eh . apman, ;it twelve, at : the Sun Inn, Bradford.--June 8. George Dot:son, now (Sr late of Northouram, parish ut Halifax, Yorkshire, horse-deal e r and cow -1 jobber, at eleven, at the White Lion lim, I Etlifax.---June 16. An thony '1 homas Bowles and Thomas Williams, of Kent-street, parish of St. George the Martyr, Southwark, grocers, at twelve, at Guildhall—June 5. John Denny, of Barbican, London, sta tioner, at twelve, at Guildhall.--June 6. Henry Docker, o f 13..- ritend, parish of Aston, near Birmingham, woollen-draper, at twelve, at the Shakespear Tavern, New -street, Birmingham.-- • June 9. Win. Gilbert, of Chiswell•street, Middlesex, grocer, at : one, at Guildhall.—June 9. John Sisson, of Lombard -street, Lon- • don, banker, at eleven, at Guildhall.--May 29. Charles Laker, . late of Saville-place, Lambeth, Surrey, flour-factor, at eleven, at Guildhall.—June 9. Thomas John Roylands, of Prince's-street, I.ambeth, Surrey, barge-builder, at twelve, at Guildiall.—J Lute 9. Richard Thackray, of Burton-Leonard,Yorkshire, flax dresser, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.—June 9. Westfield I.illey, of SALE OF I. ANDS IN ARovt.t.stiluE. St. John -street, Clerkenwell, Middlesex, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall--June 0 6. Edward V. bitinore Whittle, of Ruttier- Within the Royal rxchange Coffee House, FAinis t se s. b, a u Tu es . lithe-street, Surrey, ironm onger , at ten , at Guildliall.---Jime 9. day, the Ictlt day a July, 1810, at :Iwo . o Clock in the Richard Rouse, late of Minst e r, I s l e o f Sh ep py, K ent, carpenter, , Afternoon, unless previously disposed ist by Private Bargain, 'at one, at Guildhall.—June 15. Wm. German, of Bristol, tyler, AI. L Alld Whole the Mires Merk I..towl'of TOR plaisterer and builder, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.-- _L 1- RIM /ALF, One anal a Half Merk Land of LEPHEN- June it. Thomas Armen, of Rainow, parish of Prestbury, :;he- CORRACI I, and One anda Half Merk Land of LEFSHENBF.G, shire, cotton-spinner, at twelve„ at the Red Lion, Leek, Staf- all lying in the tmitell Parities of Saddale and airless, ass the fordshire.--June 11. Joseph Holmes, now or late of Underhatik East Costit tit Kintyre and County of Argyll. These Lands hold in Wooldale, parish of Kirkburton, Yorkshire, merchant and of the Crown and afford neatly a Freehold qualification in the manufacturer, at eleven, at the New Inn, Marsden, Almondbury County. They consist Of about 183 Acres of Arable and mixed —July 13. Wm. Tatham, late of Lancaster, mercer and lint n ground, .340 Acres Underwood, and about I .;50 Acres of Moor, draper, at ten, at the King's Arms, Lancaster.—June 15. John or Green Pasture, and known to be wi 11 adapted for black Cattle Martin, of Louth, Lincolnshire, ship-carpenter and publican, at or Sheep. They ex:end above two miles along the Sea Coast eleven, at the White Hart 'l'avern, Kingstoa.upon-Hull.---June and are within a few hours sail of Greenock On the property 13. Charles Greetham, of Liverpool, merchant, at one: 18. is a large 'item to natural wood fit for charcoal, and ss loch will David Rees, of Lbnelly, Carmarthenshire, shopkeeper,at eleven, at the Mackworth Arms, Swansea.--June 18. Christopher Wat- in a few years iniq a considerable sum of money. This Estate is very beautiful and romantic, havieg many Am situations for son liclems, of Plymouth, Devon, lineihdraper, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.—June 23. Richard Brook Pouslett, of d. Italie—June 26. lam es C ooper, of Epsom, Surrey, brewer,at t e n, .at Guildhall.--May 26. John Thorpe, of Vine-street, Chandos- building, commanding pictureaque wi s e ; of th e Islands of Bute, Arran, and Craigs ut Ailsa and of p a rt o f C oeva l, Ay ra hir e , and East-lane, Bermond se y, S urrey , coa l- merc h ant, at one, at Guil Galloway. 'Elul are situated within 12 mil es o f t h e 'Town of Canipbeltown. Ihe Road to inv e rary t rout C ai»p b e l town p. i , es through them by which there is a regular post. The lands i street, Middlesex, victualler, at one, at Guildhall.—June 19. Wm. . abound with Game, and have Salmon and l rout Fishing. I I.i.•ice, late of Abingdon, and afterwards of Grove, Bolts, wool- They have been for sonic time in the natural poovisoin of the ' , teiger, at ten, at Guildhall, London.—June 19. John Simpson, Proprietor, so the putchaser can have entry to the Arable lands 0 1 Fairford, Gloucestershire, carrier, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Lamb I nn , Abi ng d on , B er k s . - -J une 19. John immediately after the sale, a n d to the House* and Grass at the ; Whitsunday following; and he can also be accommodated with Rhodes and John Ju s : a m on d, o f M anc h ester , cotton - manufactu- ' an excellent stock of Black Cattle and Sheep at a valuation at his 'revs, at eleven, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester. entry; and it' he inclines to let the Lands he can do so to a very great advantage. As Major MATHIAS, accompanied by. a Lady, was Tire Articles of Sale, Title Deeds, and Plan of the Property, driving a chaise across the Castle-meadow, at Nor- are in the hands of Vans Hatborn, Writer to the Signet, Edin ich, on Thursd a y, t h e h orse too k f r i burgh, who is empower e d to conc l u d e a private bargain . ; and wght, and over- James Teller, Writer, In Casnpbeltown, will give instructions turned the vehicle. The lady was much bruised, but for shewing the Lands, and any other information that way be the Major escaped without injury. wanted. CA MAI. AEI -Mill:I' PORTER IMF:WELLY. BY \VINSTANLEY AND SOY. At the Auction Mart, near the Bank of linghtn4 on Thursday the sth sulv,at I2ti'clock, 1::e 0nr.11.0., 'HE CON'BITUTION BREWERY, eligibly aituate,l3ell•lane, Spital-lields, communicating with Witt coat-lane, \l•hitechapel. . _ This concern has beea recently erected, nn the most judicious plans of Convenience and Irtility, built of first-rate Materials of every eescription ; tl:e interior arrangrnients are on the latest improvements, and tiv-t her, is considvred equal, ifoot superior, to any ocher Brewery of the smile in the Uui:ed Kingdom, embr,cing acoommodations for carrying on Trade to almost any extent ; Ntipplivd by an inexhaustible Well of fine Water, with•n Own walls ; Stabling for •I'wenty Horses, Inn- spacious pay.d Yard, Coopera:,:e, extensive Store-houses, Malt and Hop Ware houses, large Coal Cellars, ccompting-houses, Brewer's Offices, with other requisite And well-connected apartments. The Plant, Fixtures, Drays, Harness, Cask., Implements and Utensils of every description, which are entirely New, and have been purchased on the best po-ssible eady-Money •I'erms, are to be taken by a Purchaser at a liberal deduction from the Cost-price. . - The Premises may be vi.•wcd, by Princips s only, MI applica tion for Cards of _Admission, to Winstatiley and Sim. Pate-2)04m. , Row, where Hans, Elevations, and Seetitms may bo secn, and th:scriptiee Particulars had. l'ar.icidars may be thewise had of Mr. Warne, Solicitor, 37, Old ilroaibstri.et ; and at the Auction Mart. BIRTHIL On the Si inst. in Arlington-street, I.aily Milton, of a daughter. Tuesday, at his house in Gloucester-place, 'flu Lady of Captain Hopkins, of a son. Saturiay semi the Lady of Captain Paterson, of the Hon. Fact India Company% Naval Service, of 'a tlani,trer. JlAltlt 11. 1). Wednesday, the Lady Mayon only daughter cf the Right H.m. the I.urd Alayor, to Thunta, Kennedy, Esq. of Charlotte. street. I.ast wee k, George :apps, Esq. M. P, for the Motough of 'um. to I..ne, yout.gcsr dauglitvl ut Jobr. Busts,llt-r, oft-layes, in Kent. In Dublin, ler= de Salb, Count of the Holy Roman Fmpire, to Mita Henrietta E..m., third daughter of the late Lord Bibhop of Chvytier. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPE.N.S.I,RY. Its Royal Highness the Duke of YOR, And the following romans rar OF covcalloas : I John Latouchr, Esq. M p. Col. H. Clements, M.P. Col. Walt. Jones, M.?. SU/tr.:PON. Mr. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal Coll sr, London, T HE Patronage this Institution has rec e ived for the exclusive treatment and cure of b.ith sexes 4% 0 ,4 with Venereal Diseases, and their dreadful cohsequer as Strictures, Debility, &c. conducted under the maiiik;u:ien t u( a Gentleman of the first prof: s%ional abilities, will satisfy :Se Public of the high merit of Mr. Kiernan's vari,vid that bri t t ;., inconveniences of public charities are avoided, whih t ( he y , ,ti and unwary are protected azainst the fatal delusions held out lir ativertising pretenders in this branch of practice. Since its er..s. blishment in 1606, 25011 patients of both Pates hare been renal, idiom confinement or injury to the consi:mion. 'llte Ern symptoms yield to Mr. Kierusn's treatment in a few days ; where appearance of debility comes on, too early applicatiot t or . untbe made.—lfie•Sorgenns may be con.idtetniy . t i t t irt . „ kis house, No. 91, Lower Charlotto-srrevt. Iladfordssqrar e , ( 1 , 4 9 till It: in the morning, and from 6 till 9 .t night, to ye:ann frotn town - and eosin? y Moe be'aidiirsidord: Earl of Leitrim Rio t s H in. T. Jones Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P. • DR. FREE FRE-I:IAA brS ourr.t sAt.u . t•Akis. - rHE r.flue of this Infallible Medicine has bee n so X Long proved, that nothing of the preteht day can brit: 4 competition with it iu all the different stages' of a certain ilh.-as r , which it effectually cum and eradicate,' from the ! t alk, with ~,t exciting the painful feelinp and expoiture that attend s ta li vatiuz, without &hi:hating the cons:itutim in any degr ee , °Fever; re;,:i. ring confinement from hic.ineo, or rouriction iu di e t. The ra l i4 Art yes of thew inratimahl -!)ropy have proved th e ir claim to ratite approbation for nu re than ::0 yeam In all the d e bili ty of both sexes, they prove a nevtr tailing re.torative, u h , ther the tl,bility is produced by too free tile of mercury, illicit p:r... us es , or the 4 feet, of a warm-climate to Inc:Att., an.: th,r,e ;oirg uttr , A. l T hey cannot be recominended too tirucgly to ti.,,,, oi ", o .i:,. nti Ceive a •uife speedy, and cditiphie cure in ;a ~:a •=4.burn t.:1 e ,0. and every we'Skner.s that affects the bladder and organ, o f urine, 4 is efficacy many wamen have :Ircoute mothers way !or ytu . • Its 4 been deprived of that happine*.l. •..._ _ _ _ _ . _ Snl4 s inolrsale and retail .0 Mr. nyder**. Na. 4, Chrar.ii e , nrr or Patertio•ter-nwr ; Baxter, lwlinbur is an.l but, Prirmitninii; Newbrry and Son. ITubitn ; Pack.el.l funtr. I un; Hiniland and 1-1.41 ilyniutuk And by aui.t sellers and Medicine Vender. iu .very Town, in imze. at 4 . 11 4. anti s. teach. A CARD TO THE FEMALE SEX. I R FO'FHERGILL's justly4elelinactl Female 15 PILLS. for different complaints incident to die Sta.at e.. iious periods of life. It has been truly observe . J, that wotrar, more than the other sr., may be ounsitit red in a certain &well' 111V41 . 43 ; they are subjected to a variety of diseases, from the ra. turn the functions they Cr., destined, as niothrt 1, to petfann, which enta.l4 u 1 on them weakness, pain, and aA itst.rrurson tho.e regular secretious connected with the full enjoyment at health. To act on the cututitution of the female and reten 'hit olicricion, 110 remedy haf been known to operate'vrith such ter. tainry, quicknefs, and safety, as Dr..Fottergitro Female 1)4/1.- 4 4 Illitr• Hall tunic and int/if:orating powers, witb•its peculiar ilea. thy of relieving fullness, oppression, antitheft other uneasy.: Hy. toms which arise Iron. ton much blood in the faint; they are the mnst cefiain cure for tkreuus, hystt tic. and flatulent compynis, as wen .as the varinas Of her spasmodic 'affections su commcni to the ,ea. Dr. Foihergill's Hs, as a family nu-„licire, sholfhl be in po.ses.ion of every mother and ,n her guardians of the rning t who have fentales entrus: ed to their CAM. • • • Sold wholesale And Irian at Mr. Sethi' s, 4, Chrapridel 'ma Paturnoater.eow ; Batter N and Co. Eilinburrit and vt; Belam, 'Jun.l4lol.ol ; ewbery and Non; Lublin ; ` lu rid Thrtirr, , ; I !..or:.o ol and tlaydats, Plymouth ; and Cookirllers in ever y lu u, in buses, at is. 91 and Ils..each. 01 whom may be bad, lIITH.FAVi AROM VI IC PECTOIO.I. I.O7ENGIES, fir Improvirg the voice, and for coughs, colds, a,thluas t and co.- sump' ions, in boxes. at 131 d. each. • • W 1 -I EN Mtn of Education and proressionid NEU use persevering endeavours to discover the most sift sal eff;:ctual method of treatirg a few reigning Dideaws, the sacra s ful result of their experience is the best proof a superiority. Mes,rd. <MSS and Co. Surgeons, being regularly educated is every hrtuch of their prnfeddion (certificates of which (tam a it.resit hiipitail., and iedtimoilials froan•the most endurnt Playa ei;uni, they have to convince any inquirer), were induced to nuke he irea:ment oh a lew prevalent lii.eades the object of their pan ticular tautly, and tine Mut: to confine their attention to the cure of a Certain Disorder frequently contracted in a moment °floe briet y, as also i:s co• cwnitants, wheth‘r recent, or of long Jura • imi ; which by :heir improved plan of treatment are speedily and (feet u ally r.mov d. 'I hey can affirm that they have lima equally 4uccestfill in reoovating the .Sydteui, when ileranged either by in temperance, lore redidener lu warm c)lmates, or a secret live habit which reduces it. votaries to a mideral.k state of debility. Many) ears ex perietwe iit toils exclusive branch of the pretension l as ens led them, Icy a d , perier mode of treatment, even in &plata :lle and complicated Caleb, where the general practitioner has fa!led, to mown- to the patient a restoration to inUntla:ul vigniwis Goss and Co. may he dal, by either sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and honour, personally, or by letter clonal:ling a Rank own.- -.No. :1, Hodverie-strect, R NO V.1 . 1*.b HEALI U. I.r has been too frequently the subject of just and A' general reps:oh:nits t, chat meg destitute of the elentents it the medical art have offered themselves as candidates fir puldu patnntage in the prof:ll4mi of l'hy•le. For the purpose of &IV. jumice to the ressilt of our 'studies and experience, and to prsvcut us from being c ;144;:ti among thole empiric, whose impudent pre- P.-talons have, unfortunately Cyr 'witty, been too favourably re c dyed, we h.% le.ure to solonta to the liberal and enlightened, faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. After having received a rygular medical education, as the pupils Measrs. Crindal and I:lizard, whose lectures and practise we carefully attended, as Protes , or. and Surgeons of thelAtedon Hoe' pital, we entered ourselves as stodeots in that justly crlebteel school for medical acquirements, the Royal. College of Lite burgh, and were instructed in the il:trvent branches of .Inattimy. Surgery, the fliepry and Practice of Physic, ChenusteT. wif.-ry, Botany, &c. &c. &c. by thole eminent I'm: tsars, Ur-. Mourn, Gregory, Muck, Hamilton, Duncan. 4U4 jPgjterfutd. We trust wrleall not he deemed presinuptuum its ayifC, that our proficiency and Aciptiremi-nf. ere nut litlealSai lersideAtarioll for a lung seri., of years mi.k VENbithAl. • CONI;lotIN and the various diseases of t our *foully., and practice, it will, we WT.., be alkofrait that ire acquired superior knot. led d ir of thew terse mint ay4 fare. la slight and recent case. of Infedtm, a perfect reses:alseskut.ut completed nt tit! short per at of two tiara, anif in those al the istmov it:veal:icy, where tither practition.rs lave (ailed of sw— eets, a proper persev , rauce in our plate ut treatment eitanesio..ie patient agate and t 4.` ice' cure. 'Angelo the melancholy variety of thiorders which are tiv e'- ,ecrs of a liagal ;+:141 *Met unhappily purstied by the root'' a noth iletrlt, tiwre art 1104te more al.rmuy or Mare diliartsrlUlj tisrl thwr deficientlys and wmih :I%lth:tidy prevent Or Cl' - bitter the sitatrinionial •Ciite. lis it Yalta be a lac' sohng reflection iti know that they MO Mate, by a DEW and itsta;. lible mode of treatment. be rtstot 01 to that greatest cat all house bk.aiegs, a striven. manly. and eigoraus .:oststitutlua, In slices , of debility. Mott whatever cause at song, as wail as In eta" ors cies of Venereal infection, we may be conssdted by pearl' dt ei: her Ora with the sit -ate./ secrecy and hamar. alumni .4 cuse sultaticm at hunte bum ten to dime, sad from sit in the seenicf till ten at nigl t. Patients in the country are requested to state the paranoias of their case, age, and general Yabit of Uviutt, &c. iodising a rime' lAN= for advice and medicine., when ilsc wut will be Om J' T sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so e— sentLd to nut ondertalsong, the postage of letters spay be /Aiwa :la the account fur inedietnes. CURRIE and Co. Surgeon, N 0.107, NattonZardez. ; HIGH WATER WSW • !MUDGE TUAIURKOM- .... Morning .1.4 minute* dirt 4 S.; minutes after 4 I.ON DUN t Praa..laad pahlMalll by “Vel 'Carro ll 4: " • lit01)-1"a..e. I .arnhyds, at the Ni.ta-Orrica. Nth 1. Can) l , l'utglikahrd +kg. at the Itaa . .o, 1i et ,TMIS 4 .k SIX