Star. — London, England, 1803-11-02 00:00:00

P l an elt 1,. TO &ROGERS, ESQ:. AUTIOR Of TIM PitAntiCS Of MIMOILT. Farb Bee that round Firene's [liver tide, Sinp'd the itir Bow'rets of th' e• sin/it'd Me, Thence wing'd thole tweets, and at Apollo's will, Druid chic rich philtre on thy magic quill! At a ball lately given at St. Cloud, the near Conroe confiderably heightened the pleatitres of the fetlive fcens, by dancing a whole hour with the ut molt cheertlilnefs and cafe. The ei.ilevant Dukes de CHoISIUIL, LAVAL, and ARCH AM SAUD, and the Abbe de MO111'1302) a iv, have received milers to withdraw to the diflance of 20 leagues from Paris. They are charged with having drawn money from England, after they had obtain ed an artincllv from the French Government. A Tr THOUS WIDOW HoOlL—Wedneftlay re'nnight, at four o'clock in the morning, a foldier died in Afhford barracks. Before twelve on the fame day his widow was married to another man, and in the evening the happy couple followed the cnrpfe of the fira hotband to the ground, in the charader of chid' wonarN ers , An old mar., named ('hike, lately died, aged 90, in a miferable hovel cn Old -Down, near Bath. The hut had been given to him by a farmer, in whole fer vice he had formerly been, and he had 'elided in it 52 years. He confider ed it a. a freehold, and though often (offering the estreme .of want, would never ex change it for the afyliom afforded by the parith. He had been a foldier in his early days, was bred a Pro tenant, but had of late become a rigid Catholic, and impufed upon himfelf the fevered penance. The following affair has been the current topic of public animadvertion at Brighton for fome days path A perfon, having the appearance of a Gentleman, tall, bandfomely clothed, and poieffing a very pleating addrers, callA at the Banking-haute of Rica, MILLI, and Co. in this town, on Sunday lad ; and, having obtained an audience of Mr. Mitts, inquired of him if he had not received a letter of credit for three hundred pounds, from the houfe of Ransom and Cn. on the part of the Hun. Captain RAMS*Y. On being anfwered in the negative, he feigned much fuiprife, and informed the Banker, that the Gentleman whole name he had mentioned, the Hon. Captain RALtliiY, the younger brother of Lord DA LHOU SI e. then Resod before him. and was ex tremely embarraffed from the neglea of his Banker, in not having forwarded the letter of credit. as Fe had adsifed him to do, to his bottle in particular. _ though the recommendation of his friend Lord Newel/Lori. The circumflancs, he obfitrved, was the more dillrelling, as he had (event -five pounds to fend nit. and which he dared not delay remitting longer than the going nut of the next day's poil, as it was a film due to his company. who were then Rationed at Canterbury. He then. to convince Mr. bistros drift be was the peens be had announced bintfclf to be, produced a letter. which he (aid he bad received on the &hie& from a fabaltern of his regiment. but which was remit ked by Mr. M. to hear the London pegt park only, and seas dated but the day preceding bit basing received it; whereas •a knee from Canterbury. by ` tbe poll, which mull cease tea London, coin.( not poifibly have reached tbss town fis early by nearly four and twenty hours. Thh judicious obfervation at Ark fomewhar confuted him, bat did not ultimately deter him from foliching Mr. M. to advance the turn he ',nod fo immediately is need of. 751. on the credit of his draft on Raw son and Co. which Mr. M. however, very pro. fiend,' declined. The pretended Captain, apparently much hurt at the refuroal, now ufed every perfnafive argument he was mailer of to bring the banker to his po r ptifl-; stud, having particularly dwelt on the in very which his reputation might fuffer in his regiment, and expreffed great refentment at the inexcul:ible negleet of his Banker in London, in whole h an d s h e proieffed to have upwards of two thoufand (even hundred pounds, he at length left Mr. M. daring of him to confider of what he had Paid, and to fend a categorical anfwer, in the condi of an hour, to the Cattle Inn, where he had taken tip his refidence. and where lie fb-uld anrinufly await his reply. In e-moliance with this last requell, Mr. M. Ilion liter lent him a refufal in witting; but with this prnvi li nt, that he Ihntild have nn rellixtance in advancing th e fum required, if any Gentleman, who was ton unknown to him, would halorfe lour draft ; and that under no other circumflances could lie, conflficntly with the eftablifhed rules of his houfe, afford him the accommodation lie had folicited. A fecond vifit to Mr. M. was the refult of the receipt of this note; when finding the Banker, who is a firm, worthy, and intelligent man, Ready to lois purport, he en• quited of him the name of the General of the Dif. triet ; remarking, that he was the only ODC, in his relent dilemma, lie could think of applying to, as be (tamely knew any puffin at that time in the town. He now left the Bank a fecund time ; but, returning on the following morning (Monday), he informed Mr. M. that he had been General who would indorfe his draft, and there fore begged, that he would immediately advance the money. The draft was accordingly made out, and fent to the General, who indorfed it, and the funi, 751. was inflantly paid. Not fatisfied with thi,, the pretended Captain now urged the Banker to ad vance him 51 more on his own account, alleging that os lie was under the necctlity of remitting the whole . f what he had received to Canterhury,he &mild dill be entirely dellitute of call; until the arrival of his letter of credit, which he was well ratistied would not be procraffinated beyond the laple of the following day. In fhort, Mr. M's furpicions to his difadvantage having greatly dimindhed from his having obtained the support of General LP mans, he gave him the ad ditional trifle respelled, when he left him, and obtain. ed a few guineas more of the Innkeeper of the Cagle by a Condor fraud and impotition ; from whole houfe he loon alter decamped, leaving alfo his tavern bill. which, for Burgundy, Claret. &c. amounted to tome thing confiderable, unpaid. and has not been teen here, or heard of fince. General Lament, it appears. was deceived regarding his confanguinity to Lord Daenousia, as, knowing his LordOrip, he put fome (prelims to him regarding his family, which being correctly anfwered, he had no doubt not be was the pet Inn whole name he bad affirmed. and treated him arcorilingly. The General has fence waited on the hanker. and repaid the money which be bad advanced en lois account. Frost the LONDON cAzArri, Nonvoter t. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. V/AR-OFFICI. NOVINICR Ia 1805. BARRACK& James Tam Efq. late an AfMint Deputy Quarter Matter Gene ral in America, to be Barrack Matter at the Bahamas, vies Care. &ceded. To be Barrack Mailers in Great Britain. John Brown, Efq. Captain in the sth Bsttaiion of Refcrve ; John Macdonald, Efq. We of the Regiment of the [llls, vice Crichton, refignssi ; Charles Wright, Efq. Captain on half pay of the 724 Foot. - - To be Depuly Barrack Maflers in Great Britain. Thomas Halh, Gent. (Lieutenant of retired Marines); Launcelot Hayman. Gent. Northampton Volunteer Infantry. Henry Loeoch, Efq. to be Major-Commandant. I'o he Captains--Thonsas Jobnfun, Thomas Burnlans, and John Bull Collins, Efqrs. To be Lientenanta—John Cole, Jurepit Core, and Charles Whit worth, Gents. To be Eadigno—Charles Dodd and George Colborne, Gents. To be Surgeon—Walter Mins, Gent. Perilinre Volunteer Infantry. William Marriott,jun. and Henry Curteis Hale. Efqrs. to be Cap tains; John Yectui Bedford and John Radler, Gents. to be Lieutenants; James Skillan and William Hoek, Gents. to be Enligns. Soke and City of Pcterborough Volunteer Infantry. George Hart, Lfq. to be Major-Caounandant. To he Captains—Wilma Squire, John spading. and Robert Hattfun. Efqrs. Tu be Lieuten.into—Monis Tone, Samuel Men , aad Robert Lowe, Mina. To he itnfigus—Speneer Mair, Robiafoo Thomas Parade. and John Swccby, G.nts. Rugby Volunteers. wimmi Damn, Efq. to Re Captain ; Thomas Nate and Heart B. Gurcnigne, Gents. to be Lieutenants; 1 lianas Harris and Tbo mas Lan, Gans. to be Pews'. Sttatfurd 8101 Avnn Volunteers. To be Captain—Edmund Dattalley,Thomas Hunt, and Thomas Madon, Eft's.% To be LicucLnante—Robert Hobbs, Thom as Creffwell, and Hen ry Wyatt, Gents. To he knfiznalobn Holmes, Thomas Saunders, and WWiam Picketing, Gents. Stnurpnrt Loyal Volunteers. Richard Jukes, Efi. to be Captain; Jofepb Parker and Edmond Tyke. Gents. to be Lientensms; George Wright. Gent, to be WW I . _ _ Tenbnry Loyal Volunteers'. Edward Wheeler, Efq.to be Captain ; James Robinfon and Tho mas Noxon, Gents. to be Lieutenants; Vincent Wood Wheels, Gent. to be Enfign. Towcefler Volunteer Infantry. William Grant, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant; Robert D'Oy ley /quell, Efq. to be Captain; William Dray(, and William Gunkn, Gents. to be !.i.utenants • Mark Fellwill and Thomas Clarke, °eau. to be Enfigns; John Jetakinfon,Gent.to be %ar ta Mafia. Wigtonfhire Volunteers. To be Lieutenants—James Malcolm, John Hawthorn, Alexander hiPl'iowall, James Cumoung, Joan Mure, Andrew Hannay, John Paterfon, and John M•Kie, Gents. To be Enfigns—•John Milroy, John Hatborn, Patrick Nl'Malter, Robert Murray, William Kerr, William Dill, and John Hannay, Gusts. Weflern Chefhire Volunteer Cavalry. Thomas Crewe Dod, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Thomas Weld, Efq. to be MaJnr To be Captains—Sir Thomas Stanley Milky Stanley. Bart. John I AU, William Henry Worthington, Thomas Pknfon, Richard Congreave, and John Richardron, Efqrs. To be Lieutertants.—Jobn Heiden, Henry Potts. Thomas Fluitt, Francis Edge Barker, and Samuel Alderfey, Gents. To be Cornets—Richatd Hill, John Stewart Hughes, Thomas Sudworth, Joan Benoist, and Wm Henry Adilifon, Gents. To be Chaplain—Reverend litmus Trevor Trevor. To be Surgetaa--George Harnfon. Dept. Leicester Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. George Anthony Lees Kett, Efq. to be Lieutenant. alone' -Com mandant ; J..bn finch Simplon. Efq to he Lieutenant-Colonel; CharkliThninas Kudrna. Efq. to he Major. To be Cape.in—(barks Wm. Pnebin, Robert Haymes, Charles March PL.u.ipa Thomas Peach, Charles Loraine Smith, and Thome lioltbee, To be Captain-Lieutenant—Henry Coleman, Erg. To be Lleatenants--lidwyn Andrew Lisinsaby. Henry Carter. James Winftanley, William Haynie... k:etward Dawfoo. Sam el Miles, Francis Margery and Richard Arkwright, jun. Gems. T. be Cornet,--Jmics CrofslAnd. Robert Clarke. jun. Fenlintudo Craddock, Henry King, Robust Kirk. William Toone, Jobe Price, John Fos. and Lawrence Eborall, Gents. fo be Adjutantr-George Mantle, Gent . Lattterwmth Independent Troop. Henry Otway, Efq. to he Captain. Thomas Hkkinbothana Gcnt, to be Lieutenant. Mendip Volunteer Cavalry. Thomas Strangvtays Horner, Efq. to be lieutenunt -Coloncl Com mandant. Troop. James Futrell, jun. Cent. tube LleuteNtnt. J.trna Candy, Gent. to be i urns. Shepton Troop. F: aids Mnrraft Efq. to be Captain ; Cbar!es W'rblter, Gent. to Lr 11, 31 : ; William MoCcal, Gent tobe Cornet. Ealtein It:Aimeut of Sometret Gentlemen and Yea- matiry Ca•atry.—Wincanton Troop. Thomas Lydda] &mate, Gem. to be Caren. Cattle Catey Troop: Rickard Ware Ruth Gent. to be Carnet, vice Pew, reigned. Alderlcy Volunteer Infantry. Edward Stanley, FA. to be Captain; David Walker, and norms W hint; Gest& to be Lkutenants ; Juba Downs, Gent. to be Enlign. Atliton.upon-Merfey.cum-Sale Volunteer Infantry. John Moore. jai. F.fq. to be Captain ; Robert Say, and Robert Willianifon, (int& to be Licutenanu ; William Lcigbbridge, Gent. to be FnEign. banwell Volunteer Infantry. Edmond Sheppard, Ffq to b.; Captain. Jabal Blacidturrow, Gery : to be Lieutenant Bath Volunteer Int:int/T. I.indenant-Colonel Jiihn Strode to be Colonel T o b e c i ty...km-1 0 1w Brander, F.fq. vice MeStor; Vircount litrandlaul, vice litsherlicrt ;'thetas Lieu , Efq. vice button ; Jideph ,haw, Efq. and Lieutenant J. F. Davi.. To be Licionaots—Eoliges James Murray, vice J. P. Davis; Wil liam J. W. Taylor. vice Bonham ; Spry, Gent. vi e C H. Parry ; John Khfon, Gent.vke George Normaa ; William., Cent. Wee A. Grant ; Pliithiet,and Robert Newcoir.be, Coos. To be Enlign.—Tiionias Gi LOS, Gent. vice J. Murray; William Day.Gcnt. vice B. Shaw, CiWw. vice W. Booed. To be Chaplain—Rev. Phillott. To be Adjutant—C. F. Davim, Gait. 'The sergesia. North, amt, ._ To be Pay - malter, NWeth, Supernumerary Rifle Company attached to Ditto. i Harry Mciter, Elq. to be Captain ; Alexander Grant, and Thos. Galli, Gents, to be Lkutenants ; John Khios), jun. Gent to be Second Ideuteoant. bath Forum Volunteer Infantry. James Stephens, }N. to he Lieutenant-t olosel-Commandant ; Thkinias Joyce. Fig. to be Lieutenten-t.:olonel; Reuben Joyce, kfq. to be M..jor. To he Captains—Thomas Joyce, jun. Francis Naafi, Jacob Wil kanion, Wham Madden, Benjamin Wingrove, and Richard Bowler, Elqrs. To be Lietitaiams—Sarauel Perkins, John Joyce, jun. Ebeneser Brown, Robert Perks, March Fen, Wm. &mem and Hiram B Cremate. Gent. To be Pofirts...Williant Perks, Thomas H. Hague, iknjainln Tate, usg George Bennett,pent P. 13nI;iwtntL Volunteer Infantry. Tbootao Tarktoo, }Sq. to be Captain-Commandant; Jolla Ed- ward Tasietna, big. to be Captuo ; Thomas Wm, and loin May. Gans to be Utotemants ; Thomas Davenport, ard tioo was Capper, C:Pnta to be Essfiont ; the Rev. limb Cbactou4d7r to be Ciapiaio ; Itatpb Jack.on, Gout. to be bora:oo. Bridgewater Volunteer Infantry. J effreys Allen, E. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant.ofepb Jeffery, Ng. to be Major. ro be Captain—Robert Codrinron, Robert Anthem Jureph Ruf eombe Poole, John Chapman, and Francis Adam Stradling, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Edward Sealy, Jacob 'Watfon, John Scaly, George Parker, and John Linitom Gents. To be I.:iig:,4.—John William Trevor, William Parker. John Web: , • Aoti, Charles Trevor, and William Spatitc, Gents. To Ix Su, gLoo—John Symes, Gent. To be gliirtcr Malta—William Came, Gent. Chefter Volunteer Infantry. _ _ _ Lieutenant Col• nd Commandant Roger Sarnitoil to be Cc4oneL Cholmoudeley and Bickley - Volunteer Infantry. Charles Clark, Efq to be Captain ; Richard Sutton. Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Lord Vilkouut Malpaa, and jofeph Hill, Gent. to be Eafigns. Delamere Foreft Riflemen. Thomas CholmontltieT, Fki. to be Captain Commandant ; John Egerton, Efq. to be Captain; Charlea Cholmondel.y, and John Clarke, Gems. to be Lieutenants ; John Sutton,and John Okell, Gans. to be Enfign.. Ditcheat Vnlnnteer Infantry. Richard Left., Erg. and James 'Woodford, Gent. to be Captains ; GeorgeSelsth Uwe, and John Hannam Goodfellow, Oasts to be Lieutenants. • Doddington Volnnteer Infantry. Charles Saimaa. Cent to be Lieutenant. Donnington Park Volunteer Infantry. Edward Huddleßoue. Erg. to be Major Commandant . To he Captains—Richard Mayo, Philip Laycock stury.andjohn Brash" Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—John Rich, John Draper, John Miles, Cents. To he En%no—Ralph Suwler. µitWant Toom,and John 11. Bryan, Gents. Dulverton Volunteer I n f antry _ - _____ _ _ _ Henry rnamore, and William Sterne. Elva. to be Captains; John Bragne, jun. and William Stare, jun. Gents. to be Lieutenants; Thomas Carter and John Snow, Gents. to be Ultras Hinckley Volunteer Infantry. • Dudley Baxter, Efq. to be Major Commandant. To be Captains—John Gt . (.; Charles Jervis, John Hill, and john l:krrington, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants— Franck Critehley, James Cooper, Nathaniel BRIM, and George Perry, Gent, To be Ettilena--Jnbn Browne, Thomas Needham, John Game ridge, sod William Nurte.Genta, Leicellerthire Regiment of Loyal Volunteer Infantry. John MansiLid, EN. to be Li-utenant Colonel Commandant ; Jo • kph Farmer, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colon,'; Withering Arnold, Efq. tp be Major. To be C.aptains—Thomm Jefferitt, Lewis Alifopp, John jaekfon, George Carr, John Coltman, Jun. John Gregory, Samuel Ban ker; and Thomas Barrett, Efqrs. To be Lieutevants--Samuel Coltman, William Thnmpfon, Tho mas Rickards, John Watfon, Edward Braecbridge, Benjamin Sutton, William, Drayton, Jofeph Dalby, hale Lovell, and John Cole, Gents To be EnSpn—John Sarfon, William Porrefter,William Salter, Iliac Barnes, Robert Parr, and Jofeph logicians, Gents. To be Adjutant—John D. Jackfon. Gent. Macclesfield Volunteer Infantry. Darks Davenport, EN. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. , John Ryle, Efq. roam Major. fo be C.iptains—Edward Downes, Brian Hodycon, Jofeph Roe, Francis Sadler, and John Birchinall, Efqrs. To be Lieutenant—Samuel Braddock, Philip Hall, Daniel Brin [ley, Philip Clown Widdall, and S.unncl Pickering, Genie. To be Bnligns--Willtam Goodall, Charles Roe, Edward Needham, Witham Edge, and Jofeph Kitchen, Gents Eall Regiment of the Mendip Legion. The Rev. S. T. Wylde to be Chaplain; J. James, Gent. to bs Sur geon. Weftern Regiment of Ditto. Francis Edwards Whalley, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Comman dant ; John Padden Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel; William Downes Phillott, Efq to be Major. To be Captaina—Samuel Birch, Richard Giling, James Parke, Julio beau, William Cowden, Thomas Atbay, Gabriel Stone, Peter Fry. Thomas Dead, James Harden, Richard Parney,and John Good, Efqrs. To be Lientenants—qohn Phelps, Solnmon Pain, William White, Jofeph Counfel% William Purnell Flask, Henry Star, Jakob Clark, George Saunders, George Durant', Arthur Hicks, Tho mas Hardwick, Cornelius Tunas, John Allen, and Samuel Sumner Tri; p, Gents. To be Essligna—VVilikm Weft, James Jordan, Benjamin Tyky, John Symes,Thomas Keel, John Spa eis,jun. Thomas Hughes, George Hayti, William GUa, and John Twitt, Gems. To be Chaplain—Reverend Boyle Sl2iiivaa. To be Surgeon--. William Welt, Gem. To be Quarter-master—Solomon Trees, Gent. Mi.serton Volunteer Infantry. John Weed, Efq. to be Captain • John Cridland, and George liewellin Croft, Cents. to be Lielitenants; an'. John Chappell, Gent. to he Enlign. Monmouthlhire Vnlunteer Infantry. To be Captains—William Phillips, Thomas Robert Salilbury, Francis Lewis, William Williams Antlymy Hawkins, Robert Smith, William Thorn's, and Daniel Baker, Efqra. To be Licutenantc•—Thomas Edwards, John Cobh, Charles Phil lips, William Morgan, John rho.nas, John Dobbins, Andrew Butler, and Edmund William% Cents. To be Enligm—Edmund Joni s, John Smith Phillips, Richard Haynes, George Brewer, Edward hones, Robert Owen, Lewis Williams, and Henry Thomas, Gents. To lie Adjutant—Thomas Thornley, Efq. late Capiain in General Harcourt 's Regiment of Fendbles in tretAnd. Nantwich Volunteer Infantry. John Crewe, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Coked COMSZLIDdIit ; Sir R. S. Cotton, Bart. to be Major. To be Captains —. James Barley, William Sprout, Thomas Oar' nett. Peter Bayley, William Harwood Frahm, and James Tomklnfun, Efqrs. To be Lleutenantv—Benjamin Rodentinril, Richard Leverfage, John Pratehitt, John Gafrer Garnett, Peter Sprout, and Wil liam Rent, Gents. To be Enligns—jack Needham Cliff, William Sutton, William Martin, William Lowe, and Robert Holland, Gents. To be Adjutant—Peter Wetenhall, Gent. Northamptonfhire Gentlemen andYenmanry Infantry. Captain William Sawbrldge to be Major ;and Robert Lloyd Bre ton, Efq. to be Captain. • To be Lieutenants—Francis Benjamin Halteot, Samuel Hashes, Edward Lamb, and John Meter& Wardle, Gents. Suite and City of Petetborough Volunteer [Wintry. The Marquis of ratter to be Colonel. Poynton, Worth, Norbury, and Bullockfmithy Vo. lunteer Infantry. Nathaniel Wright, Efq. to be Captain Commandant; Jorrph Baralley, Efq. to be Captain; Samuel Odin, and Thomas Gael, Gent...* be Lieutenants; Peter Boardman, and Rich ard Orford, Gent% to be Elliot ; Junes Lork,and Jolts Thorn ley, Gans, to be Surgeons. Queen Camel! Volunteer Infantry. Robert Jey, and Philip Main, Eh" to be Captains. To be Lieutenints--Thissum Clines, Richiud Sealy, and Stowell Martha% Gents.. To be F.nfigns--Robert Sealy, Jaws Sealy, and Abel Willis, Gans. Selwood Forelt Legion. Thomas Swynamer Champoto, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant ; and jofrph Miller, Gent. to be Sorge.m. Ift EAU Somerfet Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. John Berkeley Harland, Efq. to be Colonel; Henry Holthoure, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; and Omer Scott. Eh. to be Major. To be Captalmo—William Woodforde, Robert White, Uriah MeStes, Robert Clapper, William Witsb, Edwird John Clapper, Thomas Sewell Baliward, and Francis Rogers, Efqrs. To be Lietnettante—qohll Jerks, Richard Ring, Robert Comhe, Henry Hope, Thomas Bird, Lawns Bewley, John Penny, John Murree Ward, John Field, William Dowding, and John /uge, Gents. To be k:nfigns—Henry Melisulfh, William Mullins, Peter Mar Un John Phelps, William Harding, Thomas Helßar, Jo eph Bulgts, and John Loader, Gents. Wed Snmerfet Volunteer Infantry. John Auckland, hfq. to he Lientenant•Colossel Commandant. Loyal Btoc4port Volunteer Infantry. The Right Honotm+le Thomas Jam.* Warren %Ikon t Bilkdey, to be Lieutenant-ealonelCommandant; and Prods Dunkin-- field Alticy, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains--samael Lees, Thomas Martian', John Lloyd, and William Horrocks, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—John Stanley, James Boote, Henry Hui g. kinfon, William Barlow Worthington, and Jame, Ow :ea ts . To be Earns— John Curlier, and 1 ..oma. Robinfon, Genes. To be Chaplain—The Reverend Charles Prefcot. To be Surgeon—jofeph &butt, Gent. Stockport Volunteer Ri3etnen. - - - - - - - - Thomas Rofs, Efq. to be Captain ; James Owen, and John Hot% rocks, Gent& to be Lieutenants. _ . Yeovil Volunteer Infantry. John Prue, Gant. to be Lieutenant; and Enlign William Pool to be Ditto, vice L. Pool, reOgued. To be Enilpii—Robert Carey, John Clark, Gents. and Jeremiah Penny, Gent. vice Pool. to be Cit;plain—Revercnti Elias Taylor. MCDIORANDUM. The appointments of the Majors in the IR and ad Battalion of Loyal Birmingham Volenteerkar dated in the gazette of the each ult. were omitted to be infcrtcd to the Gazette of the t ith of the fame month, to which they ihostld have appeared in the f, flowing order: • • Lit Battalion w..To MaJon-.Lord Lewiih . am, Matthew Robin- f Buukon.b.fq ad Battalion obe Majors—Richard Jaffe. ohn Taylor, Efqrs. BANKRUPrcY ENLARGO.D. Dec. 20. Robert Henske" of Pater-lane, Chsapficle, London, warelsoureman, at ten, at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Patrick Malone, of klanclictter, ikciensaker. Thomas Lccds and Henry Cock, late of Mandictter.eotton-manu faeturera and coportnera......_ BANKRUPTS. James Nuttell, of Kingftonmpon•Hull, hatter, dealer and durum, to furretala Nove.nher 4. tt, and 14,:e. 13. at eleven, at the George Inn, In Kinslton•upou-Nult. Attomies, MelTm Sykes and Knowles, &dwelt -court, Lu..zuln's-hus. Lo.,don; er Mr: Martin. Hull. James Ball, of the pad& of Kingiteington, Devnothire, dealer and cbalaman. Nor. 30, Doc. t, and 13, at ckyrn, at tl.r• King's Arms' Chudleigh, Demo. Attorney, Mr. Mark Batt, Chuditigh. James Currie. of Crnfa-il rat, riufbtory fquarc, Middlars, mer chant, Nor. 5, In, and Dr:. at one, at GuildhalL Attorney s ' Mr. T. T. Rigby, our City Chambers, Bilianpfg.ite-ftreet. Daniel Blake and William Smith, of Beech•Rrr,t, Barbican, Lon don, fhoanakers and copartner+. Nov. ts, 22, at one, and Dec. 13. at twelve, itthaildhall. Ataort,ey, Mr. Robinfon,, Plcafant- nnv, Kingflind.koad. Charles Bye ruck and John Henry Lutterloh, both late of Mark lane, London, merchants and copann-rs, Nov. 12, 22, and Dec. r 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Meas. Bulton, Savage, and Spike, Elm court, Temple. William Weaver, of Bow-lane, London, warehoufeman, dealer and chapman, November 8, at twelve, Nov. 8, at one, and Dec. z 3, at ten, at Guildhall Attomies, Melks. Swain and Stevens, Old Jewry. Richard Killick, of Shmkfriars-Read, Surrey. chaife-makev, No►. la, sp, and Dee. 13, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James Beaton, Swan•yard, Illaektuan-fiat, Southwark. Francis Thompfon, of Bow-lanc, London, warehoufeman, dealer and chapman, Nov. 8, is, and Dee. 13. at ten, at 0 Anomie's, Titres. J. and R. Willis, 'Wandael-coon, lion* _ morton-ftreet. Lott Ulan. Weft Thinthlrby, of Canons Street, London, butcher, dealer and ch.tinuan, Nov. 12, tu, and Dec. t 3. at twelve, at Guildhall,— A manita, MelTra William and Sherwood, D ame-ftreet, Dorn. hill, London. Junes Curtis and Honor Pitt Griffis, of Ludgate-Hill, Louden, oil and colour-merchants and capartnen, Nor. 5, az ten, Nov. zB, at one, and Dec. 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. It. Taylor. Field -court, Gray's- I rma .-. • - . . . Tloniat Cooddy, of gl c 3cta, Yorkagre, grocer, dealer and Aar. nan Nor,mber 8. tt, and Dec. 13. at tan, at Guildhall, I Andon Attorney, Mr. Raingten, Fatebrareb-baildinpo Fenchuttl.. ftrell,l:4;ll4mL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, end DISORDERS if eke STOMACH and BOWELS. Dr. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. 'THE Excellence of thefe Pills, as a gentle Paw . A. tire, and AS a general Pmfervittive of Health, by &Siting Na ture in the due Difcharge of tie Funetioos, has dial/Billed their Reputation as a Medicine of the Sat importance. They an admirably calculated for difordcrs of the Stomach and Bowels; tot Perron+ of a Baines, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Difpodtion; as will as for thole whole Conninannes bare been affeded by a too &Clive or too folauary Life; or Ay a Reamed in but Climates. They are likevelfe particularly fervice-able in Hcad-Ache oecafioned by Indigcßion, anal in removing the bad tea% of Free Living; as alto in preventing PalSes and Apoplexies, fo often the eenkisenee of intemperance. The t . cndency of there lie is to open the Perm by Wight. and ' the Doily by Day: they moreover promote deep, and require/who they Colllfillallellt attention of Diet. Recourfe Mendel be had te them on the 6rft Attack of a Cold, or uuon any Sight indifpo6;isni and they lhould never be omitted at Bed Time, after any Eseefe of eating or drinking. As the A lc Ps Lis owe their Virtues to a peculiar Pre paration, which has never been divulged but to the prefent Pro prietors, the can only be bad genuine from them; and they an fald only by F. Newsier, attle Ware%safe for Dodos. James's Powder, No. as, the aft Lad of St. Paves Uturchised, a few doors from Cheap Ode, Londoo; and at Dr. James's late Hook is Barton-greet ; In Boxes, Price as. 6d. each, Stamp included; or t.e Q. aJty of Sir In One large Box for rl. as. We've that lb* P. Nr.watar, No. as, Se. Paul's," are engraved am tie Stamp. AU others ors Coustafdts. \yHEN Profeaional Men of educate o and ie• fpontlbility deviate front the general fyftem eSe feleaks of a peculiar Branch, the lindion of lung madam -W fate& b ths belt criterion of hmerterity. Ten years have I devoted my praCtiec to the exclufive lawasming of THAIS DISORDERS, and the fucceliful refult of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppde as far as I an: able the n• vagts of there complaints which are the molt imperfect in the cats. lope of human infirmities. After initinion into every brooch as in Army Surma, I fanned a with at an catty period of PraSlee to rat= individuals from the ignorant of so educ ated Men, or the squally dangerous precipitancy of general Peadidoners. The THREE DISORDERS,to the cure of which 1 have devoted my attention, comprise every froths of VENEREAL INFEC. TlOl4, whether of a recent or keg deration.—sdly, Al kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the iodedgence of mature age, and that derangement of the fyßem in Women wirkh h called RAI= N NESS or aT OR (LITT. Numerous area% are the red* of Ignore ere or hate in the trimmest of a fitnpk Onnorrhea, Ind It not nafeequastly \apron that the feeds of Life are polfoned by the indiferaino of an ungssanl ed hour. By a fuperior method filch complaints arc citify cured, and even where others have 'felled, I weft that I may pftitime to offer a radical re-eilabliihment. Few, however, are the cake of oontpßeatod dinars M the dif* artier, compared with the alma:obi fituations of Men ' who iron laduirrnee in a SOLITARY VICE. or th e prevalent Gaieties of fallonable LW. acquire that Rate of Debility whisk le the unavoidable cookquence alit% pernicious hablta. Where the 'intim!" fearer broods ova his but canfidly conceals his mienettioe,-It may be Come cookilabos for blot UP know, that although It be an objed of douSt or tancerahwy wkY other PradUtinsters, the be of liefe DEFICIEFICIRS by the gradual prow(' of renovation is the acquirement of mayesprkissix If the rka of Dacha or Yaw have bqan to Nance mealy W. taut, much .misty will be prevented by so early eamtersake ef this languid !late, and in theft cafes no great cildiculdes wfo soar Put what OA deficiency baa for years tattled, • proper rem Iran:ice Is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the Irebbaagfpaite of Lae and to re-animate the Conflitutinta MARRIED WOMEN. who have long Pecs difappolntell their eaticetatiotto of a Family, may he adored. that is witdi Ir Rance uah defedis are curable by Medical NIL The SECRECY tibia Is fro elfeutial to my undertaking, sod the ttialleradans which I have waved to Rata, farm she Baer my prennEass. and is ea with fur h this Mtlinatisui is given, that Mr. IMES may be confultc.l perfecally or by Mien lariats, a Emil note) at Ida bank. 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