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b Y liens Os Lon bus CiAZETTE, Assay! 16. MILITARY PROMO rIONS. WAR-CTFICS. A UGUST i 6. T • •a: Reerrent of Hock Guards--John Down, G cut. to be Cor ^t by plarcharc, vice Thornhill, promitcd. 3tl R (Thom of Dragoon Guard,—Carnet Fdward Bradburn to be Lieutenant, without purch.tfe, vice Stephenfon, promoted ; Carnet Rant to he I.ieutenant, rice Lintifay, f runioted in the tath Battalion of Referve. _ _ 6th Ditto--Veterinary Surgeon Caleb Blionm from teal!-pay of Regiment, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice Shiell, who ‘xchanges. all Regiment rtDragoons—Yarreil Johnfon, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchofe, vice Scott, promoted. 6:4 Ditto.--Corret Bravil k:ox Way, from the rith Light Dra gooos, to he Cornet, vice Muller, promoted. Sth Reime , !•ot Light Dragoonv—LLotenant r.dward Cleaver, few,: of the 18th Dra - oons. to be Lieu:enant. D:tm—(;corge Frederick Haney, Geut, to be Cornet, by purch.de vice lioltm. promotiAl. u:1 Ro!ie,t Jarkfon, from half-pay of the Royals, to he Comet, vier Cardweil, promoted. 12,1 Di!to—li -atenant Joiep4 Gordon tube Captain of a Troop, mi!!.out porthole. 1:! ta e ntcm of Foot Guards—F.nfim James Murray to be Lieu t by purchaf..., vice Tower, svt,o retires. Celd!tream Regiment of Foot Guards, —, Barrow, Gent. to t EtiLen, without purchafe. i; .n of the i ft Regiment of Foot—Thomas Sinelalr r Oseut. t. , lm Fi;."gii, without machete, vice Clark, promoted, llattali , ti of Ditto, Home, Gent. to be Eufign,.wlthout , • purcharc, vice Hay. rrOnlntCu. Iteginvent of root—Etfign Charles Culloden to he lAgattuant, by pLrehafe, vice Wain, rhzht; appointed Paymatter. 3d Ditto—Fniign N.thardel Thorne to be Lieutenant, • iee Bann dt rfon promoted. (.th Ditto —Captain Benjamin Impel., from the Sift Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lee. who czehontres. Silt Dato, —l-Im,ker, Gem. to be hart, without purchafe. sch Dit:..-I.kutenant John Ready, front half-pay of the 35th . . FOIL to be Lieutenant ° . :Sat Ditto—tniiza James Janne to be Litatteasot, vice Milan. promoted. To be Ettfims, without purchlre—MarganMarmamara,wize Jams, J , lO Galpine, and Peter Gordon, Gents. Ts. be Surzcon—Surgeon Janus HAI, from half-pay of Wade's ht.: Regiment. . sal Uitto—Allen Coz, Gait. to he Second Lieutenant, without piachafe, vice Cameron, promoted. 230. Ditto--Lieutctunt James Pe.irfe, from half-pay of the Regi ment, r) he Firlt Lieutenant ; Thomas Flrteher, Galt to be Second Lieutenant, without purchafe, Wee Mact..-an, promoted. ast!. Ditto--Enfign George Gibbons to be Lkutcnant, by pur- chafe, vice Gricr, who mires. Veil Ditto—Exifign Patrick Graham to be Lieutenant, vice Joaes, promotri. . oth Ditto—Captain Richard Skeman, from half-pay of the 4i ft _ . . . . Foot. to be Captain of a Company; Enligu Kelly to be LiAlttnatit, without purchafe, vice Dalton. Toth Ditto--Captaln Thomas Ltach, from half-pay of the ecth Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Kaftan Samuel Fox to be Lis-mutant, vice Craig, promoted. 3t@ Ditto.—Captain Seudemore Cooper Lee. from the 6th Foot, to be Captain Ma Company, vice Impty, who exchanges. 15th Di.to—l.ientenant Lord Alexander Gordon, from half-pay of the zuth I.ight Dragoons, to be Lieutenant. vice Beetenfon, deceafed ; Artbony Fabinfito, Gam to be Enfigo, by purehafe, vice Major, promoted. 36th Ditto—Cavingtoo Ley, Gait. to be Enftgn, without pur chafe, vice Crob, promoted. 39th Ditto—Lieutenant Geode D'Areey to be Captain of a Com- pany ; Enfign John Fry to be Lieutenant, vice liAeller,promot ed ; Ileutet ant John Edward Courtney, from half-pay of tl.e std Foot, to be Lit uteuant. . 44th Ditto•-••Enfign Cohn Meekifron to be Lieutenant, 'ice 4jogh lan, prornotei; H. F. Granlhields, Gum to be Enfisn, vice blieitiffon - 47tb Dkto—Enlign Thomas Mathew t be Lieutenant, vice H■ylet. promoted; I.icutenant George Bliffct, from bald-pay of the sad Foot. to be Lien:aunts 48th Ditto—Captain John Epee 'mg% from the 28th Foot, to be Captain o; a Company; Enfign Edward Parlous to he Lieute nant, vice Edwards, promoted ; Charles bowfar, Gent, to be &figs, vice Parlous. 5111 Ditto—Lieutenant John Malec, from the gift Foot, to be - Lieutenant, vice 'Fryiin, who exchanges. 53d Dltto—Lieutcoant -- Bird, from the 73th Fo-t, to be Cap tain of a Conipany Softy George Cowell to be iSeutenant, vice Frokr, promoted : berjeant —lliadic to be (tarter- Mallet ; Burgeon Thomas Cmter, from half-pay of the 60th Foot. to; be b - urgeoo. gyth Ditto--Bretict Major George Miller, from half pay of the !4th Light Draganni, to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant Witham Moore, from half-pay of the 46t.4 Foot, to be Lieut.. 'ant. • both limo--. Captain Lieutenant Gran, from balf-pay of the late Minorca Dragoons, to be Cap ain of a Compaay.vie, Carle ton.removed to the 9th Foot ; F.Mign Frederick W. Kyfeb, from the id Wdt India Regiment, to be Eofigu, vice Redmond, re tained. w. Harrifon, Galt. to be Eieferhby prelude, vice Abel, who mans. 66th Ditto—Captain Edmund Ceghlan, kom half-pay of the pad Pont, to be Captain of a Company. Oth Ditto—Enka Abraham James to be Lieutenant, vice Ben. gaSeid, promoted; Lieutenant Htlry Wife, tram half-pay of the Loth Foot, to be Lieutenant • George Mills, Gen:. to be En- Lgu,viee Jones ; Roger Parke. Gent. to be Enfign. 69th Dkto—lieutenant Tholll2ll Farrar, from the scth Foot, to be Captain of a Company; law Robert Casey to be Liner moot, vier Syms, promoted; S. Patrichins, Gent. to be Enke, otos Carey. dad Ditto—Lieutenant Nathan Hood, from half-pay of the coth Foot, to be Lieutenant. Salt Dftto--Enfign Charles Maepherfon to be Lieutenant, vice Wyeme, promoted; Lieutenant Charles Tryon,' from the gift boot,to he Lieutenant, vice M'Calx, who exchaoges; Enfign John Stretch, from the ith Welt India Regiment, to be Win, vice Statham, who exchange'. $34 Ditto--. Donald Campbell, Gent. to be Enfign, without par chafe, vice A. Campbell, promoted. 46th Ditto—Licutenant Henry Pandelenr, from half-pay of the sill foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Long, who exchanges, receiv ing the difference. 11th Ditto—Enfign Chriltopber Thomas Irwin to be Lieutenant, witheet porchafe, vice Itobertfon promoted In the gth Battalion of Referire. 9tft Llitto—.Lientenont Archibald Campbell. from half-pay of the Regiment. to be Lieutenant, vice John Campbell, promoted; Lieutenant .Thixander Campb:ll, from half Tay of the Rigi meet, to b: Liciit merit, vice ht. Neil. promoted in the ath Foot. ad Tea India lit.giment—Wiiiima Milky, Gent. to be Loftin, •ithout purchafe, vice K)feb, removed to the both Foot. lob Diva—Eu(4n Thomas Statham, from the Zia Foot, to be 2Mige, Mee Stretch, who exchanges. IA Rival Gartlfon listtalinu--Ficrjeastt Thomas Owen, from the Cadareasn Regiment of Foot Guards, to be kMlign,Mee Mae. slew, promoted in the African Corps. oft Battalion of Lan-ye—John Defebanma, ELI. to be Captain of Company, with temporary rank in the Army; John ~ n ett, rj4, ',Car ain In the late Cornwall Fenelhie Cavalry) to be Cap. rain d . Company,•with temporary rank in the Army ; Enka Levefon Gower, from the ad Foot, to be Lieutenant ; Lae -.neat Philips, from half-pay of the oath Foot, lobe LICIRCII3TIt, with temporary rank in the Army. bottatioo of Relent—Captain Willkurt Ledwill, from half pa T Of the late stb Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company. g e l not io Baldwin. Fig. ;Captain in the lute all Regiment I the Wit rencible Cavalry), to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the Army; Captain George Pomeroy, tram the tads Battelle i of Refetve, to be Capt . in of a Curopa. ny, writ temporary rankin the Army; iLieha.d hofign.• 3d De to--Lieutenant Daniel O'Donagbue, from the half-pay of the late sad Dragoons, to be Lieutenant; Itancia Munro Gent. to b. Entgti. .0, Dm ~.—To he Captain, of Conapaidev—.Copton, g ona d D a , holm Young. fr rri halt-pay of the (qal Fa t ; John Brown, f, I. orr.O. M the 48thFnots.. writ temporary rank in the •rtnv . Motional I, Efq. (Captain In the Lye Gleugarry -emporary r .rk .0 the Army; R. Macdonald. ries late Fencilik Hiehlzeder t ) tobart, from the ioth Fzur.lion 6th t p,. to—Jofph Brooke, Bk. late of the 20th root, to be Cap. r a in ~ a Company, with temporary rank in the Army; Alex ander Dirom,Efq. Captain in the late Breadalbane Fencibles, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the Army; Thomas Woore, Gent. to be Enfign. 7th Dirt.-111. H. Dickens, Efq. of the late Norfolk Fencible Cavalry, to be Captain of a company, with temporary rank in the Army; Sir Patrick Blake, Bart. to be Captain of a Com pan) , with temporary rank in the Army. Stli Ili:in--Edward Tomlin, Efq. (late a Captain In the gsth riot,) to he Captain nra Company, with temporary rank in the Army; S. Hamilton, Elq. (late a Ca,xaiii in the 83e1 Foot,) to he Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the Army. 9th Ditto—Captain Charles Weaver, from Colonel Ratacy's itc g:men t, to be Captain of a Company. loth Ditto—Sir Edward Harrington to be Captain of a Company, with temporary renk in the army; Robert Wilfon, Efq. late a Captain in the 49th Foot, to be Captahr of a Company, with temporary rank in the army ; Surgeon Titford, Irons half-pry of the loth Foot, to he Surgeon. tth Drtn—Captain Charopagthi Reynolds, front half-pay of Sker rett's late Writ India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company; George Gregory, F fq. (C.arain in thelate Suilbx Fencible Caval ry,) to be Captain. with temporary rank In the army; kmlign It. C. Stevenfon, front half-pay of the i7ti Foot, to be Enfign ; Fdmund Heyde'', Gent. to be Enfign. lath Battalion of Referve--Lteutasant Samuel Pocock, from the 74th Foot, t, be Captain of a Company. 13th Ditm—Hans Stewart, Erg. late a Captain in the 6t It Foot, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the army ; Duncan Graham, Efq. (Captain in the late Dunbarton Fend- Nes), to he Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the army; Enfign Daniel Donahoe, from the Bth Foot, to be Lieu tenant . 1 . .P.. th. l'ruke ;,111• r t .rr.korsry r In the Arm. 'R Chagki Uryi a: ite.lte. t 4th BAttalicm of Refetve. To be Captain of Companies, with temporary rank in tie army —Colin Macdonald, Efq. late Major in the Royals; Hugh Campbell, F.fq. Lite a Captain in the listh Foot; John Craigie, Ifq. (Captain in the late North Lowland Fenciblm); Alczan er Macleod, F.fq. (Captain In the late Regiment of the ; William Brodie, Erg. (Captain in the late 2ti Regiment of Am gyll Fenciblcs). Maw Enfign--Serjeant Major Macdonald, from the 42d Font. IS th Ditto--Jahn Terrington,Efq (Captain in the Prince of Wales's late Ycneibles), to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rwk in the army ; Cornet George Fowler, from the 2lft Light Dragoons, to be Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant ; Surgeon Duncan, from the 19th Foot, to be Surgeon. 16th Battalion of Referve. To he Captains of Companies, with temporary rank in the army— Thomas Coghl.m,Efq. (late a Captain in the 17th Foot); Hugh Medley, £(q. (Lite a Captain in the 35th Foot); Captain .--- Higginfn. from kalf-p..y of the Marines. To In Enfign—Alplionzo Kirk, Gent. . _ Lieutenant-Coloncl Ste venfon's Regiment oflnfantry. To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant Hedtor Maclean, Lieutenant Winekworth Tonge, and Lieutenant Charles O'Ha ra, from the 7th Foot. To be Enfigns— Col edge, Gent. ; Qttarter.ltlafter Ifaac . Germain, from half-pay of the both Foot; Bailey, Gent. Maurice de Salubury, Gent. Canadian Regiment of Fencible Infantry. Lieutenant Edward Powell, from the 9th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. BREVET. Colon el George Monerieffe,of the gosh Foot, to be Btigsdier.Gene ral in the WeR Indies only. Colonel Andrew Dunlop, of the sift Light Dragoons, to be Briga dier General in the Welt Indies only. STAFF. To be Aillitant-Qparter-Mallar-Generah to the Forces in Ireland: I.icutatant-Coloncl George Airey, of the Bth Foot. Lieutettuttpeoloncl Artht - tr Robeii Dillcotoo hall-pay of the 115tb Foot Caraio Robert Owen, of the 56th Foot. Majat James Foftcr,oi the c tth Foot. HOSPITAL STAFF. Ham Balmain, Efq. late Chid Surgeon at New Saud: Wales, to he Surgeon to the Forces. MEMORANDIIII. Captain Ambrofe Soden, of the 79tis Foot, is fuperfeded, being Went without leave. ERRATA—in the Gazette of the 6th Inßant. Truro Volunteers. For Richard Taunton, Erg... be Captain, read Richard Taunton. RN. to be Captain, gricr Henry 7.1., ws In the Gazette at the 9th In tant. For Lieutenant-Colonel Stevenfon's letemanst of &mall* lafaatry, read Lieutenant-Colonel Sten:Anis Regiment Infantry. In the Gazette of the 13th !natant. For Lanark and Glafgow Volunteers. Robert Dtmdas, b4 , Q_ltern, Efq. to be IIN•r-Cimirragaiints Law rence Cranrie, Efq. to be Major. Read Glalgow Volunteers. Lawrence Cral;ie, Efq. to be Liradeaast-Cdead Csaismedwit.• Lanark Volunteers. Robot Modals hl•Queen,Efq. to be ./kNer. ORDNANCII OFFICE, •UGUST IT, 1803. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Corps of Gunner Drivers—Lleutenant-Commitary Hairy Willis, bum the ball-pay, to be Liaatenant-Commiffary. Dated July 3t, 1803. Thomas Windows, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Auguft 1303. Serjeant-Major James Evans, of the Royal Hoefe Artillery, to be Ditto. anal AFgeft a, 1803. Courrniffions in the Invernefsoaire, &c. Regiment of North Britilb Militia, figned by the Lord Lieu- tenant. Franca Stewart, late of the 79th Foot, to be Identenant-Colonel. Dated July tp, 18.3. To be Captainolan Grant, Efq. Dated July IS, $O3. To be Liestenanta--Alezander Anderfon; Charles Grant; John 111. cod ; Donald M•lntolh ; Daniel Cameron; William Grant; Edward haler ; and Donald M`Cbcen, Gents. Dated July t, 1803. Commiffion in the Royal Carnarvon Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. David Griffith, Efq. to be Captain. Dated july rj, rlos. Commiffions iu the Herefordlhire Regiment of Mili tia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. The Honourable John Thomas Rodney to be Captain. Dated Auguß 1, tBo3. William Davy, Efq. to be Ditto. Augult 4, 180 t. CommilLons in the North Glouceller Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. eTtain John Lartou to be Second Major; and the Right Hower. able Edward SJuthwan fiord de Clifford to be Captain, Vile Carton, promoted. Dated July 7, 403. Cba, les Efq. to be Ditto. Dated July 8, :803. Samuel White Elq. to be Ditto. Dated Ju r y 9, :803. ts EnlignWillia; Jantea Loog to be Lieutenant. Dated July 7,1807. Uri:higher Guife, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated July :3, ISo3. John Abraham %%Ilion to be Enlign. Dated July no, :B°3. C.ommiffions in the Chelhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Jamb Francis Duckworth, Blq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel on the Augmentation. Dawdlely 23. :kJ. William Carter, Eft to be Captain on the Augmentation. Dated July 9, 1103. Lyons; and Thomas Metal Chaco, Nen to be Lieu tenants on the Augmentation. Dated July s 3, 403. George Moulton, klq. to be Ditto. Dated July 30, Thomas Wtlllamr, Gem to be &Men. Dated July 13, 1803. F-zi. kid Varenne, Gent. to be Surgeon, eke Maraud', rained. Dated July 30, igej. Coniminiuns in the Ellett Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant. South Rqhnent—Thocnas Vaughan to be Idlgn. Dated July ag, 1803. Left cgisnent—litlehard Church ; and William Hinds to be Ihned Auguft s, don. • We futprtft there Is hill an error In this ftitement, as we are informed that Lawraux Craig's, Big. is Cotonci-Commandant. BANKRUPTS. William Davies, late of Hamptoo-llithop, Herefordlike, tan& man, deskr and chapatti, to furrender Augult 23.24, a twelve and September 27, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Hereford: Attorney, Mr. Downes, Hereford. _ . Ba *min Sutton, of Birmingham, button-maker, dealer and dap man, Augult 30, 31, and Sept. $7, at chat, at the fkran 1 a wern,l6ll-Itrect, iiirraingbaan. Amnia. Itkin. Dens sad Thoke, No. to, Gray's-Ins.fguare, London; or Mr. Grorge Burril6, Btrrninghani, Jehn Co of AZlarn-il met, Rotherhithe, Surrey, carpenter and builder, An„mit 23, 30, and September 27„at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Luzley, No. 80, Cheapfide, London. Robert Hall, of Upper Thames-ftreet, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, Auguft a 3, 30, and Sept. a 7, at ten, at Guillhall. Attorney, Mr. Port, No. 9, Crefcent, jewin-Brat, Aldgate. Patrick Hunter, of Briftol„ merchant, dealer and chaptuan, 29, 30, and Sept. 27, at eleven, at the White Lion, Broad-greet, Brifini. Atom:ties, Mr. Jorcith Gutf, Briitol; or hleffra. Hill and Meredith, No. t 3, Gray a-Inu, Loudon. Jame% Penny, of Liverpool, hat-dealer, Sept. 11, Id, and 17, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. James Spencer, Sir Thomas's-Buildings, Liverpool; or Mr. Thomas Blackttock, Fig-Tree-court, Temple, London. Thomas Lee& and Henry Cock, late of Manchefter, cotton ins nufadlurcre, dealer", charism, and copartners, Anralt 30, . . _ _ and Sept. 27, at ten, at the Star Inn, la Deanfgate, Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Curfitor•ltrect, London ; or Mr. John Wean, Deanfpte, Manche-ace. Thomas Moffon, of MUill3C, Laneallire, ctatton-fpinner, dealer and Chapman, Augnft 29, 30, and Sept. 17, at ten, at the Star Ina, Dcanfpte, Manchclla. Attornies, Mr. Knight, Mancini ter ; or Mr. Ellis, Curlitnr-ftrcet, London. John Saxton and George Chapman, 'of Chetteretld, Derhythlre, hollers, dealers, chaptnen and partners, Auguft 29.3*, and Sept. 27, at ten, at the Nagg's-Head, Picalley. Attornlea, Mr. Robt oplis, Mansfield, NottinghunCalre ; or Mr. John Alexander No. 9, Bcdtord-row, London. Edward Nixon, of Manchefter, merchant. dealer and ehapman Auguft 20, at ten, Sept 6, and 27, at four, at the Star Inn, Man chefter. Attornics. Medi,. Sharpe and Eccles, Manchefter; or Medi% Milne and Parry, Temple, London. John Kerney, of Duke-ftreet, Union•ftrect, Bithopfgate-Brat, Middlefes, cabinet-maker, Auguft 20, Sept. 3, and 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Patten,.Crofi.ttreet, Hatton-lb-wt. Michael M'Evoy, of Piccadilly, Middlefex, wine and liquor-mer chant, Auptt 26, at five, Auguft 27, at nine, and Sept. 27, at ten, atGuildhall. Atmrnies, Marrs. Crowder and Lavie, Prede rick's. Place, Old-Jewry, London. (This Gazette contain. an Order of Council, regulating the trade to the Itland of St. Leda. according to the law which regulates trade to all other Weft Intl► Mande ; as alto a number of loyal Addrdro to his Mikity.] On Monday an accident took place, which had near. ly.been attended with ferious confequences. As an officer was gauging a calk of rum belonging to the LORD MAYOR, On his pi eini:es, in William.ltreet, a lighted candle fell from his hand into the calk, which immediately blazed forth with a reas tury. The officer had the precaution to (hut all the doors of the ware. houfe where the fire took place, and thereby preven ted its extending further. Thus has property to a great amount been fared. At the late Affixes at Coventry, a bill of indift ment was, by the direßions of the Lords of the Ad miralty, preferred and found againfl Charles Tim. ming:, an apprentice, for fraudulently obtaining his flajefly's marine bounty, by entering into the ma rine fervicc, and prctending that he was not an ap prentice ; and being put upon his trial, he pleaded guilty to the charge, and was fentenced to [offer fix months imprifon n for the offence. On Saturday the Commiffion opened for holding Shrewfbury Atzcs. On Monday the the trials com menced : Sarah Jones, for the murder of her child, was et - melees', and fentenced to be executed on Thurfday ; J. Hunter, for (leafing a pocket book ; Ann Lewis, for robbing a dwelling hook; and John Colley, for forgery, were alto capitally convißed. At Monmouth Affizes, Jonathan Davies, for high way robbery, was found guilty, and received fentence of death. The principal bußnefs at the NO Prio r Bar, was a canfe bronght by Mr. T. Phillips, of Mon. mouth, Plaintiff, verfos Styants, Hall, and Pride ; when, after a hearing of near five hours, a verdid was given for the Plaintiff. Maastom-Housr.—Saturday lan the LORD MAYOR received information from the Right Honourable Lord PELHAM'S Office, of feveral perfons in the City being furpedled of leditious intentions. His Lordfhip fent his officers with his warrant to the boufe of a Mr. Willes, an engraver in Leadenhall.areet, where they apprehended a Mr. Thomas Claffon, who bad given Wales an order for a foal of large fize, with the motto of Eris Go Brogb, See. Sec. Another engraver of the name of Davis was likewife taken into cullody and brought to the Manfion-Houfe, where they under went a long private examination before the Loan MAYOR, Mr. Ktme of the Alien Office, Sir RICHARD FORD from Bow.areet Office, and feveral other Mid dlefex Magißrates ; they were feparately examined, and Mr. Claffon confeffed his giving the order to Willes for this teal, that he intended to ufe it in his bufinefs a; a merchant, which he raid he carried on very extenfively, under the firm of Claffon, Jamie fon, and Co. in Durr-Ilreet, Aldgate : it came out that this perfon had been an Officer in the Mid dlefex Militia, is a native of Ireland, from which he lately came over to this country, and the name of Jamiefon, in the firm cf his honk, he thy., is a relation of his wife's ; but no (itch perfon is to be found. A large box of papers was fei zed at his honfe, which have been undergoing an inveaigation thefe two days, and fome of them is likely to prove againft the prifoner Claffon ; he was fent on Saturday night to the Poultry Compter, with orders for no perfon to be allowed to (peak to him but in the prefence of the turnkey ; the other two were fet at liberty, upon prornifing to appear on Monday when the fecond examination was to take place, but the papers not being all examined, the farther hearing is put off. The sth of next month the Lottery begins draw. ing. Tickets and Shares are felling by T. Bun, at his old eftablithed Offices, No. 4, Cot nhiil, and No. 9, Charing-crofs, where all Prizes are paid on demand. In thole ages when fimplicity of manners and re golarity of living were the refult of mankind's incli nation, difeafe had made flak progrefs on the race of men ; perhaps it was froin this canfe Scurvy had not made its rapid progrefs till about the time of Hippo. crates, whofe apborifass prove he knew the difeafe. When Dealt', Anson, and Coons extended their route in unexplored feat, their hillories prove futici ently its fad exilience. The United Kingdoms of Great Britain would teßify this feourge an Lind with. out fearching the hillory of campaigns. When ana tomy taught that the human body was capable of ab. forption, they partially buried the afflieted. The fuc cell of this treatment gave the idea of/ complete an. tidote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was to be the remedy appropriated by medical experience. Onthisprintiple,Sr txsaottv's Am risco' a uvic Dactyl obtained the fandion of Europe, has gained his Ma. jeßy's Letters Patent, and held fuch an eflimation in every county of the United Kingdom.—For the truth of the of ertion of its anion on Scurvy, ride Spil. Itury'streatife and Cafes of Scurvy, Scrophula,Gont, /cc. price 3s. 6d. fold, together with the Drops, No. 31, ticho-fquare, in bottles of ss. 6d. tos. and 81. es. with a black Ramp armed to each. • SiIiTHS. on the 4th MIL the Lady of George Lynn, Efq. Offichttharia hall. Northamptonthire, of a daughter. At Belle Yue, in the 1114 of Wisht, the Lady of geotic Ward, Efq. of a daughter. _ • 141,. Deaden, wife of James Deaden, Efq. of Warren-ftreet. Fitzroy-fquare, of a daughter. Sunday femaight, at his honk in Anfoy's-boildieguiNeW-road,a. Mary-la-Bonne, the Lady of John Allftm, Efq. of a fon and heir. Wednefday, fo Soinerfet-piste, the Lady of Sir of a daughter. MARRIED. At Nevi Raft. Bawl Coklottgb, Erg. to MUD Elks Won!, both of Ric cootity•W Word. DIED. In Nenagh, the Rev. Matriee Studdert, D. D. In Dublin Cattle, James D'Arty, Efq. of Hyde Park, county of Went:tenth. At his houre to Queen -prat, Edinburgh, on the itk ham. Frauds Scott, Efq. At Madras, on the ietk Felony,' lat. James Hope Bane, E(4; elicit lon of the Him Lord Polka:unlit. At Edinburgh, on the 7th init. Mr. Wm. Wauchope, rekond ha of the late Andrew Wauchope, Efq. of Nitkith.. At Madrid, the moth June kit, James Dunbar, Etc merchant in New York. TURTLES. 'WILTSHIRE and Co. Din g 's Head 'Tavern; Poultry, have jolt landed for Sale another large Cargo of remarkable fine TURTLES, hunt aolb. to 3oclh. weight each. Turtles dread every day in the higheft perfeftlan, and Cent to any part of Town or Country. WHEN Prole(Ilona! Men of education and pe fponfihility deviate from the general fylient by the feteaka of a peculiar Branch, the fandion of Wag continued Needs Wei heft criterion of fuperiority. . _ _ Ten saws have i devoted my make to the exeluftee treatment of THREti DISORDERS, and the fucccfsful refult of my plan * gives me acklltional ardour to oppore as kr as I am able the ray mesa/ thole complaints Atich are the limit important in the cata logue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an catty pirlod of Pradice to relcue individuals from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDERS,to the cure oiled& I have devoted my attention, somprize every (pecks of VENEREAL INFEIII- TioN, whether of a recent or long duration.—ldly, All kinds of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and laftly that derangement of the (yam In Women which iscalled BARREN NESS or STER Lay. Numerous &forks arc the refult of ignorance or belle in tin treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea, and it not unftcquently happens that the keds of Life are poifoned by the inilfcredon of an unguard ed hour. By a fuperior method loch somplainte art cafdy owed. and even where others have failed, I croft that I may prehuns to offer a radical re.eitablitemerm Few, however, are the cafes oFeemplicated dithers in tie order, compared with the calamitous fituations of Men, who from Indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a faihionable Life, acquire that Rate of Debility which h tbt unavoidable coofequence of fuel pernicious habits. When the unhappy fufferer broods over his !stirrer, but carefully coned& his misfortune, it may be fume raufolation for him to know, that although it be an oiled of doubt or uncerainty with ogler f-radditioners, the removal of there DEFICIENCIES by the gradual progrcfs of renovator u the acquirement of myexpenhoces If the rites of Bacchas or Vents have begun to reduce manly gour, much ahiety will be prevented by an early countemaloss this languid Batt, and in chefs cafes no great diScultice will owner But where this deficiency has for years milted, a praiser Per feverassee is todifpenObly regulate to revive the numbering tuts of Life, and to re-animate the Corilitettion MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difamieted in their expcdtadons of a Fan*, may be Wend, that in moats. fiances loth doe& are curable by Medical *lll. , The SECRECY which is in cllential to my undertaking , and the Qeslillcaticas which I have prefumed to Bate, fens the Bafis my preenlions, and in coincidence with fuck this intimation is given, that Mr. BREE may be confultml pal' or by letters inc`ofing a (mall note) at his hook No. an, Aruod6Rns,Strand, near Temple-Bat There is an additional entrance in Wata+-firm adJainimanill the name is on both the doers. M. RREE, Mousberolthe Royal Canso:Sows& WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF ALL RANKS! 'THE A illiaed are now happily prefented with a .1. moil tale, (*hoary, and she tun Specific f thole bevies/1h sad lotherto incurable think.. the KING'. LVIL,SCROFULA, S TRIGWA, SCURVY, GOU r, RHEUMATISM, PILES, LB. . PROSY, and all Molders originating in an Impure Sew Of the Rho& The ANTI-IMPETIGINES, a Medicine finededee Chymical and Philefophieal balls. warranted by the Bs of a fates of Years, fandtiooed by Cullen's Predict of Phyde and Nolology," and prepared by S. SOLOMON, M. D. of Liverponi, who pled'''. kintfelf to the public, that this meadow Is perfettly innocent in Its nature--fafc in its anticancer—soil powerfully efficacious In every Cynic" of of IMPETIGINES, se depraved habit, with affoltiens of the *lg." (Vide Collins' Prato meet Pbyfie).--It is of the minion importance to thole alltactl with any of theft direful Whores, to their Mewls and ritletives, as wen as to the riling generation, that fuck hereditary contplatosa may be fpeeddy removed, said the blood pealed from every do. glee of /Mahe& It has been held by all Phyficians, that three& dlftempeis domed &lay moos the mbahitants oldie nortlera pan of the glebe; sad we have usthappily experienced the teethed this Art Moe In this c..tintry, where the fri,mient redden change, of the Weather. at certain:Eniain of the Y. ar, *fprial the ma* Mari. dating and &hiving difiirden among us, by chafing the Wad, std antedate affiAltig the Bate of the perfidrathet, and Mee ee. eabsoing COW. coo" Moms, Re, the pommies barilsecie rat almott every Wink which proves fatal to the Itiludeents Great Britain; perhaps there ft no piece ea tank ta Gabled m there sudden change as this Wand, whcre the et chin of heaLluid cid are fatten ex verleneed in one day. Henee It becomes a mat. ter of the utmoft importance to Peek oat bar forne gownl god de. thled remedy for thole dlfoeders, which take their rife boss oh fielded Perlkiration. Om of the Immediate elfeas of this °b aronial Is to mattandnate the vital fluid, which *the loom of 'tricot ohltinate diforders, throwing out eruption upon the Mly to tie great arroopanoc of the unhappy fthjed; gad, the wow livery ef its vino, unilernsinfitg the ouldlitudon, and the lives of Me afiLeted :--secording M &eV/flan habits ex mon ftitutinital propeolicks of Its etjuits. and according to the degree of malignity with which the b 11604 imprepated. It embitters thif Ilk with differoirdifirders, and if recrooktoa out had In time to proper remedies, they become rent i I. Me MON fe that few mediate can reach the malady, and many the we made We of for that perpie only km to claim:nee and drive the humors into new eMausle, sue-thereby de them deeper In the caidbostion. Dr. Solomon therefore •it bean Mfg In grafts of It relied? for the certain and firedogl cured Mole dllordcrs which :eke thelr hie from an Impure and vidstpt late of the blood and lti, and having *Merrill with deep rearm the oumberief. ii m ze t s where patients have Dined away le a 'offerable eznience *Whit recelvin the knelled benefit from any thing they could notwi the numerous medicingewhich have beat= to the peddle as oniverfel fpecifics Mr thole c• mplainte. hes at lesoth yielded to the preting neceffitlos of hi. hilothcrestums fee d y sad determined to pubilfh It to Out world se a of the gmetelt !helmet Imponanet,sed pair calculated to desalt the blood from ail fouluefs countered every momilid affealuo,2nl rdtore matt sod emacia ted cuntUtutums. _ . The 414113-IMPEllGlNgiiiiaralte;ativ;;Wd ponder oldie blond, Its operation is gradttO, gentle, Jed aimed rte pt. Ide ; It is the belt fehitibote that has test been thfcceavd far that dangerous mineral Mercury; it bewail the Wood and ftbutbtes It to expel all melees and impure jeiess, pNnp grew h and sons to the nerves, elbowing and inonichnt kith 1;11_ 1 1nd =WI. — FOR SCORWI IC CUTAN EO US RIIIUPT PER. DRY oe r LEPROSY, the And-1 alma* thine a pre etRIDCSICC over ail other medicines, befa f decidedly adapted ter the fpeedy renewal of the& contioiese,aed will we sly clew the awl but heal all old feral and akin of ever fo tong banding. Proper tibefUons Le every cafe, es enable prfona to ewe thew Lbw a, is Ceded or with each bottle, price Heise-Odom —Thee are alto family beaks, containing the quantity of tour, at los. dd. Le pa. by which is oa. laved, inciedieg the duty; the Stain, has Sand. Ssignes, Liverpool." snvavalthereoe, which pereluifee will do *el: ta 'Verve &idly before they bey. Sold at his Warehoefe. P4O. 6, CActre-Crcelis Dobla sad hb appointment, by J. 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