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From tly LONDON GAZETTE, Nowrlttkr , The mimes of thor: who were nominated for Sheriffs by the Lords of the Council, at the Exchequer, on the Morrow of Saint Martin, in the Forty-fourth Year of the Reign of Keso GEORGIE the 'IMMO, and in the Year of our Loan, 18433 : Bedfortifhire—John Williams Willaume. of Tingrith, Henry Brand retb, of Houghton, and Gm. Edwards, of Henlow, Efqrs. Berklhire—Sir Nathaniel Duckinafield, of Stanlake Dart. Richard Parry, of Warfichi, and Richard Maihews,of Wargram.Efqrs. Buck mg ha m rhioe—Ed ward Nugent, of Lillies, James Ty, ingiuun, Peed, of Tyringlum, wad James Nirld, of titokc Hanktiond, l Efqrs. Comb' and Hone—Benjamin Keene, of Willow Ledge, William Squire, of Ximpwcil. and Hale Wortiam, of Roy Ron. Efqro Che.hire—Sir John Fleming Idcolter, of Nether 'fabley. Bart. Robert I irtketh, of Upton, and George John legh, of High Legh. Efqrs. Cumberland—John De Whelpdee, of Pentith Charles Smallwood Fcatherflonehatigh, of Kirkofwaid, and Joreph Tian lieulsoufe, of Calder-Abbey, Hers. Derhyasire—.Sir Henry Every, of Eggintan, Bar. Dodor Boehm. of the Gates, and George it rutt, of lielpor, Ergo. Dovorih:re—tiir Francis Duller Yard Built, of Lupton, Bart. '1 Porter, of llacklacir, and Oeurgellydenhaen Holden, F:.t den. Elqr.. Dorfetlltire—John hrtgire,of Bullock, lob* Williams, of lardy WA, little Birdy, and John Bood,pt Cry:eh Grange., ECqrr. Effet—J..lar Popplewa, of Woodford, Wlidam Palmer, of Na zing. and Wettgarth Snaith, of Wantlead, Efqrs. Gloticefterlltiro—Geo.ge Talbot. of Guyting, Edward Wilbraham, of tlorßey, and Nathaniel Clifford, of Frampton-upon-Severn, Fiqn. HeretordSdre—Somiskt Davis, of Wigusore, Richard Eckl..y. of Cm!, nhi I, and Rich. Stuktly Hemming, of Ditimone-hill.Lfirs. ilertfordfhire—George Wood:tad Thulluroo, of Aldenham, Ed- vmrd Garrow, of Tottentlge, and Stephen Sullivan, oNPusf-; 1 born, Efqrs. K•ntohn Minet Fedor, of Updowo, John Harrifon, of Deana. bill, Efqrs. and Sir Walter Stirling, of Shoreham, Bert. Leiecitedhlm—Wllliam Salt, cf Newton Borgarand, Henry Ot ' way, of Staafbrd-lrall, and Frodcrick William Nt'allafton, of Shentoo, Lfqrs. Lineolollsire—lise Honourable William Broaden, commonly called I ord William 8.-Atoka, Robert Wrier, of Gudhy, and Montague Cholenley, of Grantham, Efqrs. Morimoodultire--john Kerney* Go/dialer Kerner, of Pertboley, Hew; Wife, of Calikeutt, and William Adams Williams, of 1 langibby-Caftle, Efqrs. Nortolk—Jobe Tomlinton, of Clay next the Sea, Whiles Southern BranthwJte, of Tavcrham, and Henry Styli:man, of Suettl- Cam, Efqrs. Northamptudhire--Charles Tllibitts, of Burton Seagrove, George P4oe, of Curiford-Abbey, and John Cape! Rote, of Cradle', Tfqrs. Non hamberiartd...Sir Thomas Henry Liddell of Ellington, Hart. John Hunter, of the Hsrmitage;aod William Linfkill, of Tin mouth Lodgc, Efqrs. Nottingtamfhioe—Thomas Webb Edge, of Strelley, John Cong don, of Braccote, and Ichabod Wrliht, of Nottingham, Efqrs. Oafonilhire—The Honourable Thomas Parker, of Enfham-Hall, I John I.3neton, of Sarfdco Houk, and Thomas Nall, of liar* den, Efqrs. Atatloodihire--Cotton Thai:TlSK', of Keeton, John Hack, of Clip. Qum, and Thomas Hotelskin, of South Luffenham, Eters. Slatoolltire—Owen Orrnal, of Porktngtnn, George Formats, of Walley, and Rowland Hunt, of Seminal, Efqrs. Somerfetatire—Richard Thomas Cooed*, of EarnOtal, Jahn Raw Collins, of klatch, and John Riers, of Yarboituot. ETV , - Staffordadre—Sir George Pigot, of Pattlasull, Bart. John Swim fen, of bwinfen and James Watt, of kicarthaeld, Efqrs. County Southa mpton—Walter; Blunt, of Nether Wallop, Efq. Sir Charles Mill, of Matador, Bart. and Thomas Coulthard, of Alresford, Efq. Suffolk—Sir Robert Harland, of Woritead, Sir Patrick Blake, of Barton Mere, Harts. mai big Mons. Pocklingtos, of worth, Knt. seemp—George Blackman. of Dural:no. William Borradalle, of Strembant, and Nathaniel Hillier, of Stoke-Palk, Elva Su ex—John Denney, of Woodmancoat, William Margeffes, of Minton, and Charles Horrify's, of Sutton Place. Warwickailre—Roger Voughton, of Sutton Coldield, Frar.eia Furore, of Bedworth, and Thomas Barker, of Springfield Houk, Efqrs. lifiltihiro-ojohn Paul Paul, of Aldan Keynes, Ifq. Sir Richard Cult Hoare, of Stouriscad. Bart. and Wadhaot Lock, of Roved Ford, Efq. Worcefterlhire--Thomas Holmes, of Sealy, Efq. Sir John Pack ing:oa, of Weawood, Bar- and Edward Knight, et Wool verify, Efq. Yorldhire—Henry Pane Cheimlcy, of ilaufeham, James Fos, of Brandi= Park, ..tid Judi Baton Sawrey Morritt. of Rukeby, Efqrs. PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL, NOV. 11. County of Cornwall. The Naas dank who are nominated for Sheriffs dry the Coun cil of his Royal Highocis the Prince of Waltes.at his Royal High. nets s Council Chamber and Duchy Glace, Sows ict Place, on Saturday, the lath day of November, In the 44th year of the Reign of Ma Majelty King Georg.: the Third, and In the Year of our Lord rBn : Sir Liood Copley, of Bake, Bart. Francis Roll, of Tukwila Hall, and John Guskl, of Truro, Efqrs. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. MAR-011111CII, NOVEMBER 15. 1105. ad Suffolk Curps of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Ilik km Edgar, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—John Meadows Throbsld, Cornelius Collett, and Join Copp:numlee, Efqrs. To be Identenants—William Pearfon, John Stow lialdrey. sad George Henry Errington, Dean To be Comte—Jobs Pidedows Ridged', Philip Dykes, sod John Brooke, Oeata. Warwiekfhire Cattlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Rearm Saadaffie Mtra, Cleat. to be Ceram Wrexham Centicmcn and Yeomanry Cavalry. WlBlant Loyd, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice k. Confine, relined. Aldborough Volunteers. Philp Wyaree, Efq.tn be Cargo ; Benjamin Bunnefa, Gest. to Liantenant g Robert Mats. Oct,n to be Elitism Blyford Volunteers. Join Meter, Efq. to be Captain; Manta. Hulme, Gent. as be Li. wawa John Theo, Galt. to be Enfign. Bungay Volunteers. Pea Earner, F.fq. to be Maine. robe Captaina—Ruben Alurrfon, Danid Banaote, and Robert Bet: her, Efqrs. To be lawitenaate.--Ricbard Man, William Dyke!, and Matbias Noel, Gaits. 10 be Enfigau—Stcpbca Culhano, Arthur Welt, sad Edward ark Sane. To he rnfigns—John Steele, George Carr, and Benjamin Mi n-ell, Gents. Denbigh and Lleweny Legion. Lord Vifcnunt Kirkwall to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant; 2 Robert Watkin Wynne, Efq to be Lieutenant-Colonel; and John Wynne Griffith, Efq. to be Majo-. To be Captains—John Butler Clough, John Wynne, and Tho mas Howell Clough, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—James Roberts, Edward Simon, Jobe Hughes, and William Hughes, Gents. Duttwieh Volunteers. Francis Robinfon, Efq. to he Captain ; Francis Hill, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; and Robert Franklin, Gent. to be Eufigu. G Ildellon Volunteers. John Barker Bell, Efq. to be Captain; Thomas Salmon, and Henry Hawke, Gents. to be Lkutenants; and Edward Baiter, Gent. to be Enfign. Halefworth Volunteers. James Reeve, Efq. to be Captain • and Robert Goal% White, Gent. to be Lieutenant ; and J ohn Woodcock, Gent. to be Eniign. • Hartfmere Volunteers. William Frere, Efq. to be Major; and Chnitopber Armilrong, Efq. to be Captai n. To be ERR Lieutenants—Stephen Bond, John 011ett Foulger, and Henry Wyatt, Gents. To be Second Lieutenants—George Steel, Seaman Garrard, Peck, Giffing, and Gudgeon, Gana Hopton Volunteers. Samuel Webber, Efq. to be Captain ' • Robert Nunn, Gent. to be Lieutenant; and Zachary Crabb, jun. Gent. to be Enfign. Huntingfield Volunteer 3. Wiliam Philpot, Efq. to be Captain ; Rous JON] Cooper. Gent. to be Lieutenant ; and Ben. Woolnough, Gent. to be Enlist*. Ifdulas Volunteer Infantry. Robert William Wynne, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Com mandant. BANKILUP IN ;LELAND. 1; Ft. Ain. For Voluntten,read R... 1.1 Venumar Riflemen. WAR-OPIFICI. NOV. 15. STAFF. Thome O'Britn, of Ktleech, in the county of glitiare, &hiII. r, to haunch: on the [6th and 17th init. and 17t1t of December. UNION HALL.—On Saturday !aft Prtes Shaw was brought before the Sitting Magißrates at the above Office, by W. Colliegbourn, one of the officers, who apprehended h;in upon a warrant, granted by Ns, ritamt Mita!, Elq. Coroner for TAanchefter,frr, the wilful murder of Mary Shaw his wife. Mr. Mr. Smethurll, the High Conftable of Manchefter, who brought up the warrant, attended and identified the prifoner, who was ordered by the Magittrates to be conveyed by the officers upon the warrant before the Coroner at Manchefier who had granted it. Flat On I nurfday, the 276 ult. a honk in Badhere, parifh of Cabrach, North Britain, took fire, owing to a few fparks falling among foggage in it remote part of the houfe. The dwelling.boufe, barn, and byres, were all confumed. The corn-yard and neighbouring houfes were Caved. ' A robbery was prevented Sunday night in the fol lowing fingular manner :—Mr. 1). Warsaw, of Par liament-greet, is owner of a houfe in Great George ftreet, Weftminder, which he has been in the habit of letting furnifhed, but is at prefent without a te nant; paffing that way about (even o'clock in the evening, he law two perfons coming out at the ftteet .~ Inv fan brc, and you cts lion 111101 by AR AN prl Cc Pig mecca Tai Ford! *Ma of the Sol Duke MI Two AD and . 4 Army in boa Cn. Hull es Hudia Sec kla Wrati 'Creed Lang, 'Maui . - to A sa „ ... Wee !TOM erperamee every reboot MU MS .: ellialli, MI es liament-itreet, is owner of a houfe in Great George- To l er LeARE'S Pa ccs they will hod • bre. fprody, Cab, sad rain- Sochi; Bores Volunteers. For 7. 4 . Davies, Gam lobe !alga, read Roiere Davis, Cent. to Mean Jahn Me., Vfq. to be Captain; Wilbam Garrard. snA Pert 80, 6 ryfi g n ' (Creel. Weftmintler, which he has been in the habit cat ewe, iw that neon dreadful ttage of the Veneresl Difeab. e iebte. ~, h e 1 . h.,,,,,,,, u; pp, ?i ntuit. G , et. „, ht etahs , ref Ra. 6..• Voluntten,read Rodeo Volunteer Riflemen , Wino W erlim iii:, of letting furnifbed, but is at prefent without a to- which assaucd—a cotenants Lees. i. T. Cariclord litt.hlied Volunteers. wag-Orrici. MOP. IS. Prepared sad Said by the Sok Prapelettie,Torsataa Taut*. liarnott Co let, and Robert Ginger, Eby& to be Crptaios ; jabs STAFF. about f e v er, o'clock in t he aant i n ailin g that way • ou n s cht. stid n ap m c , 40 ,,,, , Gcm ,„. 1 ,, Lits , ‘ ,. oo ; j A . J o h n y:,„cray.cat. to , i , Aira mb c cam itu ri o f & ere% p,„„ evening, he law two perfons coming out at the greet hio. 9, ?kw fiehi c g.-ftrest a where be win glue advise. reboot Kew', ' Cot the.;, jos. and &mud Rut Meolow s, Gans. to be Co. vit..7..and forage to the Farces. dour apparently unconcerned. He immediately ae- a fee, to perfone taking mete PUb and will &afire r potireis lae•• Marve from. Wiliam Fiber, Gent. to be an Afilitint-Contraltruy of Stores, coiled them by afking what they had been doing in ten, (r pot/ paid, ow tbe faint tarok obferving In all cafes the Wood l Chirk linntlred Volunteer Infamry. Provisoes, and Verve nn the Home Service. the houfe. and how they gained admittance ? when muft "' v ntabl _,_ rwrec l.____" Panw ..,.: l , www wc ' hai ff bnB l l : Paters Bober. Middleton Itiddalph,F.4. to he Lieuiewarat cescaetcop. Comrnititor.s figned by the I.nrd Lieutenant of the both the villains ruffled by : aim , and made their rio ned , but at t ' .... 44.1"'"'".....'"'''. b y t h e Pr op rietor . oche inanlant ; /Award Pottle, and Godfrey /lord, lairs to be County of Bedford. ' ', rug the emote of more than 36 years, that la has had the ens - thane elope. Mr. WA T sop immediatety procured air duaing of an extenave bk of the above modlebe, arid the pcao• Csptaiais. Co be Deputy 1 Jetnenents—ar ssaathass Lovett, Bart. Jobe Dick- To be Lirideturats—•Jobn DU. as, Reber Wiggior, Ibiwad mos, end At- kr ClArk, Min. Lance, and entered the hnufe, when lie found all the a-varirrig therdrone. d Sear, I Wynne. Jobs lases, and Jobs Fslerards, Oars ConnaiXsous in this Ballordflaire Militia, Egned by beds and furniture completely packed up, and as 'MY are athaale by Me Arrbitillont•tbr tbe ewaveateriee Hax.ol RAM- T., . pni.ens--Joko junk. Thomas %file!, Robert Mee, Ed- much of them brought down into the pafage as it thole living 4 a dillaoce, by fAI. Baster, Cif, the Lord Lieutenant. burgh; Mr. Mer.aaira. Prater, Gbfgow, to lk" v b er, -" Zsen ULT. vned Hashes, cod thilith Mwria.aerits. Clare Volunteers. kelps J. H. jachfea to he Lkneteasat. Mot Anew* sr. ,so 3. would hold. On going into the parlour. they found „der, nor ht e & m e th ; et t h e p er f ormer ... No .35 *lc het, St. Allumeo• TlK.lmis Hampton, C an . to be FAIR- Decd Sr 1 9. 180 3. a fellow fitting (snaking his pipe with a light before fired, Pall-Man ; Mr. Robatfon s Tor-lbar, N ov lo l.. o = l ' rev. ken-. P.eysktili VAN cleat . tube Liebman& ile ie,. . :4140ing,tisot. robe Balk Conuniflliin in the Norfolk Militia, igned by the him, feemingly quite at his cafe. When the parlour arena Mr. Dishervesies, No. 7, FlllodtvenAlkomM Ma., ClwyJion Rangers. Lord Lieutenant . —Wellern Regiment. door opened he was not the leall alarmed, fuppofing the Meen th " e ' Me ' lefere ' ll.afriler ' l4.4l ' U.1.14.1P ie -:Lkde enti V offal Tower-NM Mr. CallwelTs,Dublio ; sad by am use, 'a : a ka.. wakk a , Gam so be Lim, e m s. vex ht-ph e h e „g . te . Prederieb Btelbe.l4 to he CTPITiOrTiaT Gordon , Miro" ) : Dated it to be his companions, but on his being conv i nced , Ai, tows t, G em e_g e t ee t o N og Woad, ha blab a mil boned, I I..*lri Perry. 0 -nt to he Fallen. Ncv. s. 11°3. of else contrary. he tried to g et away, but a .11 lee ~z . l ark kakd ap with ran sod Direttlisol. lebelvil 1 erg a WOW% Hundred Vuiumfrees. Commilfions in the Corps of River Marines in the cured. and taken to Tuthill fields Beidewell. In the P use et either Ike 'NIT caw w/tb este gal &ewe , . / rialell le ki s 1' .he capesno—lvinly Hew, V,, n,,k,. 1.4.., vo n ., sa g Harbour Service of the Port of London, figoedby - -- -- - --- ---.:--- 11 cowrie of the evening Mr. %Vprocured p .a bean guard h ou t, adrwl ~ai,: a • an y CO - NDON: Petaled sad paulawo oy a.. V Isl.llLlilllT.tor ‘on- ). tto I.- ,- II tr his Marje.ty. Dated November 9, ttio3. of foldiers to the "The .......ns ha d eateeyilbre, Lawbstb) se the Seas arma. No 8 • 01 . 11 i I he I reutbaritr—Joleph Dikke, .inlati Cooke, and nealaS 0-.411/eCreedeeele Gel“. to bs 11 -kuicissi• C weft., , ...ukn procured adosiusacc bp pick-lock kcys. a rows Wald. Got. to he Lisboa* and Samba. _ • Urea . ?hulked age at tbr tam Or Ism.rmalit alb liworth Volunteers. Richard Cartwright, Etq. to be Captain ; Thomas Hawkes, (km. tube Lieutenant ; and Clement Rogers, Gent to be Eabgn. Kelfall sod Carlton Volunteers. John Turner, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Tice Elba; and William Rabbett, Gent, to be Enfign, vice Turner. I.akenhelth and NA'angford Volunteers. William Eagle, Gent. to be Enlign. Loweflolf Volunteers. Aldont Charles Arnold, nu to be Captain; John Mph, and Ateraukr Payne. Gents. to be Lieutpants ; and Edward Wells, bent. to be Enka. Long Melford Volunteers. Charles Grevis, EN. to be Captain : Thomas Edwards, Gent. to be Lieutenant; and Thonias Beadle, Gent to be EnbSti• Rifle Company attached to the Maid llone Volunteers. John Hays. Efq. to be Captain; James Tyrrell, Gent. to be Firg Lieutenant ; and John Scudamore, Gent, to be Second Lien tenant. Penllyn Volunteers. Richard Watken Price, Efq. to be Major-Commandant. To be Captains—Robert Williams, David Anwyl, and Grigiti4 Richards, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—joko Jones, 7110113111 Anwyl, and David - Davies Genes. Ts. be Eadasar--Thomas Charles, Robert Willis/225, and Winiank Evans, Gents. To be Limplara—Rev. Lewis AnaryL To be Adjutant—Mimes Anwyl, Get* To be Baraeso— --- Jones, Gent.. To be Payrader and Quarter-matter—Benjamitt Childlair, Gent RensTleflum Volunteers. Edward Calf?, Efq. to be Captain; Fen Shamming , sad Jobn Mabfoo, Ceuta to be Lieutenants. Volunteirs. Frederick Simnel, Efq. to be major -Commandant; Henry Somme, Efq. to be captain ; William Kayser, aed William Bridpanan, Gents, to be Lieutenants and Stephen Icsaclon, Gem. to be Enka. Rofmere and Claydon Volunteers. William Middleton, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—Robert Sympfon, William Martin, and WWI= Fowl, Middleton, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—John Middleton, sad Robert Leddinatoo, Gems. To be Eofigna—John Peacock, William Leda, James parley, Gain. _ _ _ Ruthen Volunteers. 4 Henry Kenrick Efq. to be Maior-Coorrnentlant. To be Captains--Joftph Peers, kAiward nehrall, John Phillips, Efqrs. To be Lieutettacts--Robefl Nicholls, Thomas Hughes, William Ellis. Gest& Ruabon Volunteer Riflemen. Edward Webber, lA. to be Major. To be Eollaus--Goodman Robots, Rkbard Hui* Jobe Joust, Gents. &sham Volunteers. Thensas MW., 24 to beCsOdu. Sannundbam Volunteers, Witness Denny, Gent. to be Lieutenant; H. E. Southwell, Cent. to be Eaten. Bibton and Pearenhall Volunteers. Hastylamps, Efq. to be Captain; Edmond Tye, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Thomas Whim. jun. Gent. to be linbsn. Thedstrallry Volunteers. Henry Wiltam Banbury, Efq. to be Captain; James Brocw Blake, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Edwin Cooper, Gent. to be Enka Iken, and Blackiltall Volunteers. John Svcs.. Efq. to be Captain-Commandant; Robert Sheppard, and John Sparrow, Efqr . to be Captains. To be I.ientenants--Jolui Ellis, Philip Franch,John Barnes, Gans. To be Entigas—Ser.jamia Saabs., John Browne, Bc.npunin anon, Gents. Wangford and Henham Volunteers. B. Reeve. If+ to be Captain; James lei:silo°, Gent. to be Lieute nant ; Gso.Selth,Gent. to be Enfign. Wrexham Volunteers. Richard Uoytt, Efi. to be Major-Commandant. To be Caption—Jobe Edgeworth, Robert Howell Grath, Join Pliehsrd Edwards, k.fqrs. Co be Llentesuusta—Thowas GrUStlia, Thomas Pram, Thomas Edgeworth, Thomas Steventon, Oats. To be Eafgrow—Samod Mends, jam Kirk, Troxicrk Maio, Cleats - To be Chaplain—Re,. Brownlow Yorke. To be Surica—Cbales Maio, Gent. • 141/1110111ANOVIL The Halcfworthlunteco. as Ganttect on the 13th ultimo, ooe to take risco I ft the Gazette of the 13th ultimo. Ciw ydion Rangers. . _ For !Ffia Roberts, Gent to be Lieutenant, read Domes Roberta. ut. to be Lieutenant. For 7sha Davies, Gast lobe Inflp. read R.Mre Davis, Cent. to BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. January T 4. Broadfield Sic!inure and Richard Croikey, late of Ba finghall-ftreet, London, machants and faaors, partneri, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKS( UPTS. William Lord, of Shiplton-upon-Stour, Woreeftcrthift, druggift, grocer, dealer and th..pinan, to furrender Dec. 7, at four, Dec. 8, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Stow on the Wald, Glocencr- lire, and Dec. 27, at twelve, at the George Inn, ShitOon-upoo- Stour. Attornics, Mr. JJleph Knight, Stow on the Wold ; or Meffrs. Kindericy, Long and lace, Symond's-Inn, Chancery lane, London. Cuter Cook, of Great Ncer-ltrect, parifh of St. Brides, London, tallow chandler, Nov. a 6, Dec. 3, and 27. .4 ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Agland, Gray's-Inn•lane Terrace. . . Richard Ilianatal! and Patrick Biamh;ll, late of Portobello, in the par% of Shdßuld, Yorkihire, cutlers and fa6tors, Dec. 1,2, and 27, at one, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Garden, London; or Mr. Rodgers, Sheffield. . . Henry liar, ate of Farnhigham,Nent, tailor:dealer, and chapman, Nov. 19, a 6, and Dee. 27, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.— Attorney. Mr. M'Michaiii, Finds-lane, Coenhlll. Philip Harcourt the younger, of Great Stanmore, MW,dlef-x, but cher, dealer and chapman, Nov. 19, 29, and Dec. 27, at ten, at Grildhall. Attorney, Mr. Frederick Turner, Warwick -court, Gray's-Inn, London. , Charles Bromfield, late of Liverpool, porterdwewer, dealer and chapman, Dec. 8, 9, and 27, at one, at the George Inn, in Duke ftreet, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Charles Clements, Chapel itreet, Liverpool . Ann Church, of New Bond-Brut, Middle:fez, milliner" dealer and chapwoman, Nov. 24, Dcc.3,atal 27, at twelve, at Guildhall Attornlea, Mears. Minandi and Veal, Milbank-fircet, rninftcr. John Dean, of Neweaftlesupon-Tyne, woollen-draper, dealer and c! . .a;.rnan, Dec. 7,8, and 27, at eleven, it the Shakefpearravern, Newcaftle-upon=Tyne. Attundes, Mr. Jutsn Bramwell, New caltle•upon;fyne ; ur Meffn. R.Wlifou aud Finney, Chancery lane, London. Robert Jasnefon and 3amuel M Q. 2 old, of Sherburne-lane, London, merchants, brokers, dealers, chapmen, and partners, Nov. as, Dec. 3, at ten. and Dec. 17, at eleven, at GOildhAll. Anomie., Maralßarlow, For be., and Haticock, Ilaftrighall-itrtet. Tkonsas Vinn , of Buth-lane, Cannon.ttrect, London, merchant, dealer and C Chapman, Nov. 22, Dee. 3 , at ten, and Dec. az, at eleven, at Guildhall. Aiternies, Mr. Stuart, Mon, Stafford- Ilaire; or Mr. Egerton, Gray'o•lrin-fquare, ILOttdoa. Alexander Morift.n, of Wa!brook, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, Nov. 19, D ec. 6, and 27, at ten, at GuildbalL Attar- mel, Meffis 3wal.; and :itevens, Old Jewry. Daniel Mernard. of Shad-Thames, Kariley-down, Surrey, dealer in corn, and cluipman, November 19, 26, and Per. a 7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Harman, Wine-Office court, Fleet-ftreet. Anti Farmer Borrower, of Middle-row, Holborn, belicbllern, ba ben:lather, milliner, and chapwoman, Nov. 19, 29, and Dec. 27, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Margo -aot-itrect, Cavendffh-bynare. _ . Rabat Graham and William Graham, both of Making-place, Yorkaaire, and James Graham, of Alderneanbury, Landau, cot tongnanufadura-a, merchants, copartners la trade, dealers and ebapmen, Nov. 23,24, at tire, and Dee. 27, at eleven, at the Old Cock, Halifax, Yorkihtre. Attornica, Mr. John Mann, in illand, in the parilh of Hallfaa, Yorkiltire; or Mr. Richard Battye, Chancery-lane I.ondon. Wryghte,William of Fa ' schutch4trect, London, wine and brandy merchant, &dr and Chapman, Nov. t 9, 86, and Dec. 27, at dear, at Gull all. Attorney, Mr. Parry, 'Thames-Inn, Holborn. John Keen, of Crofs lane, Si. Mary at Hill, London, hare, Nov. tB, sp, and Dec. 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Stow, Old South Son-houfe Broad-linxt, London. John jobnfon, and Jofeph Cullingwoetb. of I...mds, Yorklhin, joiners, dealers, charnel, and copartners, Nov. at. Dec S. and 27, at ten, at the Talbot Inn, in Lied. Attatnies, Mars. Sollond and Atkinfon, Leads; or Meer. Allen and Exley, furnivars-Inn,Lcmdon. Georgv Cotta. of Cawfton, Nocfolk,merebaut and matter, Nov. al, 23, and Dec. 27 at 'eleven, at the Feathers Inn, in Holt, Nor folk. Attorney, Mr. Withers, of Holt. Dec. 6. James Coatis, al Oxford, w:ne and brandy-merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Leedom. Die., S. Edward Wall, of Shrtsrflaury, Salop, innkeeper, at twelve, at the Talbot Inc. iihrewlbory. Dee. to Sawed Holmes, of Thommltreet, Southwark, Surrey, merchant and fhip-owner, at ten, at Guildhall. Dcc. s. Jothua Blakewap, of fßtrevrfbury, Salop, woollen-draper, at twelve, at the Talbot Inn, Stm-Mbury. Nov. so. Henry Tredwdl, late of Webers:Gt. Otfardlliire, dealer and chapman, at clews, at the Mitre lap, Oiford. Jartusy 25. John Norton, of Drury-Lane, Middlefex, vidualler, at tee, at Guildhall. Nov. sp. John Florian Coring and Elisabeth Jahnfton, of Saint Mary Axe, London, merchants and copartner*, at one, at Guild hall, London. Nov. ap. John Keeves, late of Cbandoedtreet, Covent-Garden, Middlefex, dealer and chapman, at me, at Guildhall. Dec. 6. Philip Davies, late of Black friar's Per 6, Surrey, but now of the King's Bench Prifon, batter and linen .drapori at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jas. 17. Kam Ribeiro Furtado, of South-direct, Hollnary-fguare, Middlefex, merchant, at tea, at Guildhall. Dee. 1. Ifaaa Webb Hogback, William Ai:de:don and Caleb Jean, late of Bath, bankers and copartners, at eleven, at the Argyle- Tavern, Argyle-ftreet, pad& of Illethwiek, Sovnetfet. Dec.:. William Steam, of Aar?. Warwickibire, rasidter, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Coventry. ECCLESIASTICAL IMO MOTT 0141. OXFORD, N0F.12-4.111 she s64h ult. the Rev. rvimas Snell. Student in Law, of St. John's Collie, was admitted Bachelor in Civil Law. Thurfday fennight, Mr. Thos. Rote, B. A. of Balliol College. was admitted Matter of Arts. Yleffrs. Phi!fp Serie, at Trinit► Collrje; Char'es Bullock and Allen Borman Hutchias, of I;:t2een's College; and John Gud.rey Thciutas, of Wadham Colkge, onto admitted Bachelors of Arts. Friday fe'nnight the Rrv. William Johnfon, of Qt. Alban Flak was admitted Bachelor of Arts. Grand C9mpounder. Monday laR, Mr. Philip Duncan, M. A. of New Ogler, was eleacd Fellow, on Mr. Vince, foundation. in Common Law. Thurfday the Rev. Charles Robert Fanillwe. of f rinity and John Hardit.g, of (llama's College, Bachelors of Arts were a !inlaid Matters of Art.. Mcllrs. Robert Edward Cacti*, Magdalen College, and George Carter, of Wadhant Cul'ese, were admitted Bachelor. of Arts. The fame day Robert Greasn, Efq. Gentlesnan Commoner tsi St. Edmund Hall, wag admired to the Honorary Degree of Ma— ter of Arts, pi dented by the Rev.!. Crouch, M. A. and Vice Prin.. Anal of the lame Hall. - Yeiterday Mr. I.l'ni. Wilmot, Student in Law, of Cbrift Chuch. was admitted Bachelor in Civil law; and Robert jofeph Cham ber., EA. Bachelor of Arta, of Unlverfity College, was admitted Mager of Arts, Grand Compounder. Yrftcrday Joftsua King, M. A. of &arcade College, was ekarsi Fellow of that Society. MARRIED. At Carifbrook Church, lilt of Wight, Malcolm Macgregor, Efit Paytuatter of the t irth foot, to Mifs Fanny Mead, of the Priory. At Fecklinch, on the Bch Wt. Lieutenant-Colonel Geo►ge WI. late of the 39th Regiment of Foot, to Miff Elisabeth Lindchy e daughter of Wm. Lind. fay, of Feddloch, Efq. At Aberdeen, on the 7t6 init. Captain BALI Ether, of the ph battalion of the Royal Army of Referee, to Mifs Black, skinighaise of the late Wm. Black, Efq. of Cloghill. merchant, Aberdeen. DIED. On Sunday !aft, between the hours of twelve sad sae, Mra. Wright, wife of Thos. Wright, Efq. of Tilettficld Ertvt, aged 75. Alund.iv, after a fcw tours Mae., Mrs likaneinh whims. Will atn Bleanaira, Efq. one af the Police Magiftratea p Hatton. Garden. On Sunday laft, after; Blurt Met*, at Taabiltile was, Nam ,Beetaser, widow of the late Edward Bowater, N. of Woohwici, in Kent fa the 49th year of her age. Oa Friday croutiary lalt, Mr. Jobe' Kerby, aged ♦S yean,aosk. feller In Bon.. amt. On Friday laft, fuddenly, at his feat at Cuiverthorpe. In cainC Ire, hitched Newton, FA. On the 7th inf. Mn. Gordon, rad at Alexander Gordon, Efe. of Letterfourie. Oa the 7th fait. at Kinelltaa, Mifi Marprot Campbdt boa, ddtit daughter of John Duro, Efq. At Edinburgh, on the ottr ink. Mr. Witham 9tevenfonmecsehee of Cie Gofind. _ At Arnim, on the 4th int. after a few hours Rinds, io the ash year of his age, where Ise was in quarters with Vie a'him yeomanry cavalry, James Kiffork, kft furgeon in Durntriea At his hook in Buccleugh-ftrew,oci the 7th intl. in she Oat year of his age, Alexander Thornton. Ku well known in the literary world, by his" Whift,"" Paradlfe of Talle," " Yi Myra a:Poetry," and other ingatious performances. At Edinburgh, on the sth in& Robert Arbuthnot, FA. feere tasy tette Hon. Beard of Truftees for elheria,manufadtdres, and hpprovemente La Scotland. In Canoogate of Edinburgh, on the sth infeMr.Danicl Miller s merchant, and late one of the Magiltrates of that burgh. PREGNANT LADIE4, Whole Atuatiun regubes a retirement. MR. WATSON, Sutras, and *An Miahnlfe, Okra to amemasodate Ladies In on airy and retired gum tipo, with Apartments to lye-in, on terms fuitod to their CSICAU9 MOUS and &laden In life; their khan pit out to muck, gel humanely WAR are of ; and as Harmaity lugedes MO .s ellfer his ifiltance to alleviate the Immure of coacealed ho flatten himfailLadies will end on application t• hint irate& attaiden, sal melt profound fcerecy. Letters (pelt paid) to Mr. Wade's, ammo and Man-Midwife, or to Mrs. Webs, Midwife, Nom 9, ChariOtteeareCt, 511.11%T. y l a u of Blecithsaeo-beitlie, wig meet the wing pointed moults. Where may be had, The PIIL ISENEBICTA, at at. as. pe box, s certain and egidhal Remaly to remove all Olghwitiour and irrqulageice, mod /4 epedhat Medicine after bad Lying. inn DISILASKS of tfe URETIIRA aed Censer COMPLAINTS A s Cole Proprietor of DAR.AN'a celebrated toed;. clued Bougie, sod Remcdks, Mr. DUFOUR informs the Public, that ha may as Weal be coofulltd daily from q to 3, at hie houfe. No. ye, Fritirfireet, Sabo, ma CAss of Strider. % °Milne dons, Oleets,&e. Pfc. as well as Debility, and every dila der whine fecrecy is fo effendi! a reptifite, that Mr. Dufour has provided a barleys Houk, that every Patient may beim:Wowed le a &paws apartment. Mr. U. has for many years conanci himfrlf to flab department ofSergay, and from catenfive pradtice, and the molt flattering fue.efs, he is enabled to offer a method of cure, efficacious, requiring no confinement ce mit slut in diet, end which prevents a Maple. Petfons is the country ftating their alto fully, in a letter, ended% a one or a two pound note, will have proper remedies fent to the amount. For the various Iymptonisolite. fee Mr. Dufour's Trust* as the above eomplaints,price as. hod. the fifth edition; to be bad of J.Callow, Crown•coun, Sulam Moo. Queen, Exeter Change; ma of the Author. To T. TAYLOR. Merged, No. r, New Bridge-Brea. London, are. Edinburgh, May a, ,800. I N the rprittg Of t 794 I was A faded with a Vette. real Complaint, which I trotted with Ladd/offence for five months ; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phylicianwhe put a temporary flop to the virulence of the dikak (by metes. dal applications) for fame time; but growing, in trite of all midi due and the advice of the lien Gentlemen of the Faculty here, work and worn for two years, I was rednced to a flaw SIMI& unparallded and beyond dere ription, being an entire leper, sod dm. rated from hurl to foot.—My bead, throat. mouth, Dote, less, arms, Ste. have been dternatdy In danger of become ins kaki& ; In nod. !have had trod so to 3o eating ulcers so my body, and nearly totally deprived of light.—lt would be voluminous to par ticularise all my calm.-fulllee it to fay, there oder was, or moo will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more comdichted to tura. I was nog looked upon by my friends, and imagined my kV, larded ail hulks 0 /rceoverf and, Weed, in my then condi tion, death was preferable teeny mort than mffemble fide. in this thread notation did I drag a men alterable celltenecont Diving Paimmanc a threw ha my way a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. S. of Plymouthasy friends read it, I could fen and procured lime of your L 's P Roes. which, by ding from time to time am now, sod have long hem, (after sere than four years iodeferlbstile March ), to as good a hats of health as ever I doffed ; as a mod of this. I had • /no, Aden/Jae si day child, born to me a few months ago. fn /readmit to Otials and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature krone, I rap.* you to publith this and you may at any time refer pones, who will to be Catialled of the truth of this. or Nether pardmiarss to me or my friends. ,by letter or perfon. As few cafes for bedsore will ever equal nilne.and posse mead It. I have from evrerieoce every retina to Aiwa mankind, that at your LEARE'S PILLS tilt) , will hod a lure. Ira* , fan, sod ea& cal cure, In that molt dreadful ttage of the Venereal Di pale. which is oalltd—o coenobite foes. J. T. Prepared sod Said by the len Primendo, Tunes Tarte*, Member of the Royal College Sorrow In Leuded,st his hoofer i~ 7! :l.