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e Ensign—Ensigu'l buena' Patten, from the Royal Limerick Militia. Regiment of Forst—William Macau:lan, Gent. to be Ensign, purchase, vice Mercer, promoted. Ditto—oecontl Lieutenant George Torrance to be First Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Kirkwood,promoted in the 'nit Foot. Ditto—William Gammell, Gent to he Ensign, without pur chase, vice Juxon, promoted in the Royals. 7th Ditto--t.icuteinuit Robert Waugh to be Captain of a Com pany, by purehase,vice Browne, who retires. ithDitto—l.i.laonant William Colton to be Captain of a Corn. parry, vice Morse, deceased • Ensign M'Dertnott to be Lieutenant, vice Colton ; J ohn MiDermott, Gent. to be Ensign vice M'Dermott. 1 Ditto--Ensign Edward Henry Neale to be Lieutenant, with ut purchase, vice Strode, promoted; Henry Brockman, Gent. be Ensign, vice Neale. Ditto—Ensign George Andrews to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; Lieutenant William litzmaurice Lenon, from the Queena County Militia, to be Ensign, vice Andrews. nth Ditto—Lieutenant Dominick D'Arcey to be Captain of a Company, by purcht• se, vice Courtney, who retires ; Ensign George Loggan to be Lieatenantivice D'Arcey ; H. W ~w right, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Loam ; William Scot Gent. • be Ensign, without purchase,vice lenoway, promoted in the Royal'. ti Ditto--Ensign WilrianiStaide to be Lieutenant, vice Foley, deceased. Ditto=Lieutenant Colonel Paul Anderson, from half pay of ,he 4th Foot, to be Lieutensnt Colonel, vice Gordon, who ex changes ; Ensign D. C. Brown, from the 9th Garrison Battalion •be I 'les/tenant ; Volunteer IL B. Hislop to be Ensign, with- Ast purchase, vice Wilson, promoted ; Leopold de Froger, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Van Konig, pro- motel. tth flitter—Lientenant James George Gordon, from the New f.'s...Vats.% reneibles, to be Lieutenant, without purchase ; En sign Daniel Macpherson, from the 75th Foot, to be ditto. Xis Ditto—Ensign John Sheppard, from the 63d Foot, to be En sign, without purchase, vice White, promoted in the Royals. Id Ditto—Noses Campbell, Genr. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice M`Kenzie, promoted in the Royals. ti Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Glenbohne to be Adjutant, vice ClunAwerlain, promOted in the 15th Font. ith Ditto—James Buchanan Barrie, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice St-Felix, who retires. Id Ditto—John Freud, Gent to be ensign, without purchase, vire Barr, promoted in the Royals. I Ditto—Francis Johnson, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur ',ase, vice Brock, promoted in the Royals. Ditto—Lieutenant James Bowie to be Captain of a Corn my, vice Wright, deceased. , Ditto—Dugald Mackenzie, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Greymill, whp resigns. West India Regbnent-s-Major George li. Duckworth, frim he 67th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Ir ving, who retires; Samuel Gordon, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fleming, promoted in the 90th Foot. I Ditto--Lieutenant William Major to be Captain oT a Com pany, vice M'Donald, deceased. . To be Lieutenants, _min John Downer, vice Browne, promoted. Ensign Thomas Ellis, vice Major. Ensign and Adjutant Hugh Brennan to have the rank of Lieutenant. Ensign John Rose ' without purchase, vice Murray, who retires: Ensign Joseph G. Donnelly, by purchase, vice Bradley, promotell. To be Ensigns, Henry Fowler, Gent. vice Downer. Cornelius Deluhoussay, Gent. by purchase, vice Rose. Gerald Burke Dunlevie, Gent, without purchase, vice Ellis. - Is Ditto—Ensign Archibald Smith to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Stanford, promoted. loyal York Rangers—Quarter-Master David Rawlins, from half pay of the late Sth Garrison Battalion, to be Quarter Master, vice Wright, who exchanges. Royal West Intro Rangers—Hospital Mate, John Losignan to be Assistant Surgeon. 'ajor General Ramsay's Regiment—LieutenantWilliamFredcrick Madden, from the 6th Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase , vice Edwards , prox.,l4ted to Bailie's Regi. went. Gz.-:!..ast tzttalon.—Ensign Samuel Thorpe, from the 14th ?oat, tope Lieutenant, vise Connell, appointed to the Royals. a Ditto—Ensign William Bindnn, from half pay of the 7th West Indis Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Brown, promoted in , the 60th Foot. IRoyul Veteran Battalion--Lieetenant Archibald Waldie, from the gd Garrison Battalion, to.be Lieutenant, vice Jackson, de ceased. To be 1 Milli 9th Re: by In! 21st JD Lieu 101r1 26th 1) chase 27th 1.) PanY 36th Di pany Lieu vice 43n 1)11 out I to be 44th 1) pure! Ouet 47th D Corn Geo wrig to bi Roy. 58th 11 dece 60th D the chez to bi out Gent moo 67th 10 Anaa sign 70th 1/ sisa l 7241 Di chatty 731 );1 1 1 Cps. 75th 1/1 char 112 d Dii vi re esd Dj chase 84th E Pan, 934 Di club Ist WI the ving purc 2d MI Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Henry Cornel Gerald sth Di pure • Royal PaY vice Royal Assi Major Had Luis) , SUM 7th G; Fool 9th Di Indi God id Ito: tke CMS Major Dq war nd, Comm Georg v., Corn' Waite Juba 1 Roper All' The F Car John 15, Ettsigt Willis • Bot lames Jun Ensigt Lanes Lleuu "war Scoots Boil Willis • ton, Ralph John slim Wake Ensiv Willis Thou Jannu 18C De CON 181 sect' vic CaaS . hos Dos • Carl Jam • STAFF. Major Wiliam Bowyer, of the fith West India Regiment, to be Deputy Militant General to the Forces serving in the Wind warciantl Leeward Islands, with the rank of Lieutenant Cclo "nel, Hinuber, who resigns. init:GL:':7•ll in the Royal - South Lincoln Militia, s.gaed by the Lord Lieutenant. George Lamb Harrison, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated December t, 1807. )mmisions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Stafford. Staffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry. .der Hi ll Corley, E.q, to be Captain, vice potion, resigned. Aphis Leigh, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Fruity, resigned. Robert Griirm, Gent. to be Cornet. • All fated September 15, 1807. he Hon. George Augustus Frederick Bridgman to be ditto, vice Careless, resigned. Dared September 7, 1807. • ho Walton, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon. Dated September IS, 1807. . Uttoxeter Volunteer Infantry. !assign ander to be Lieutenant, vice Madeleyoleceased. Wham Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Clewley, promoted.— Both dated September 15, 1807. Litchfield Volunteer Infantry. lames Dolman, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Harcourt, resigned. Dated lune 12, 1807. Caverswall Volunteer Infantry. Ensign Thomas Heath to be Captain, vice James, resigned. Limes Whalley, Gent. to be Lieutenant.—Dated May 9, 1907.1 Newcastle Volunteer Infantry: utensua John Robison to be Captain, vice Clownam, deceased. t r , James Ctegg to be Lieutenant, vice Scarlet resigned. SecoaLleutereuat John Swinnerton to be First Lieutenant, vice Robison, promoted. !Mans Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice &winner ton,promoted. Ralph Clews, Gent. to be Erwign, vice Clepg, promoted. • an Turner, Dente! Poole, and Joseph Pearson, Gents, to be ditto.—All dated December 7, 11/9-7. . Rugeley Volunteer . Infantry. 'alter Lando'', Gent. to be Lieutenant. 'Dated Nov. '2, 1407. Stafford Volunteer bifantry: isign Thomas Turnock to be Captain, vice Salt; resigned. Aram Fowke, Gent. to be lauutenant, vice Turnoek, promoted. 'human Mottershaw Hubball, Gent. to be ditto. totes Turnock, Gent. to be Estsigu.—An dated December 23, 1907. Moorland Volunteer Infantry. witty Watson, Gent to be Ensign, vice &kiwi!, resigned. Dated December t 6, 1807. )Mtrtissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. Will'rem - Jones, Esq. tube Deputy-Lieutenant. ' Dated January Bfts• 2d Battalion of Carmarthen Volunteer Infantry. Am& Gwynn Esq. to be Lirutenant-Colonel- Commandant, vice Lord Robert Seymour, it signed. Dated January 6, 1808. Cosiimissigns signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the • C.4sunty of Renfrew.—Renfrewshire Militia. jumo to be Captain, vice Macdonald, appointed In vetting Field Olken. Dated Jan. 1,1808. Doctor Sadie to be Surgeon, vice Douglas, resigned. Dowd Jan, ;. 5, 1808. • itedrewshire Yeomanry Infantry. Captain Andrew,ou Lobe Major, vice :Isar' resigned. Dated Jan./41MM lame Love, (ken. 40 be Lkolgoant, vice Adarn, resigned. Dated Dec. 4, l 7,• Eastern Renfrewshire Infantry. Thomas Corbett, Gent to be Ensign, like Pollock resigned. Ascot Jan. 5,1808. • - . . Thomas Corbet, Gent. to be Surpeep. Dated Dee. 4, 1807. Commissions in the 38th, or Ayrshire Regiment of, Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Walter Campbell, Esq. babe Captain, , vice Blair promoted. Dated Dec. 24, 1807. John Fulton, Esq. to be ditto, vice Gray, promoted. - Dated bee. - 2.5,1807. Ensign Andrew Mitchell Campbell to be Lieutenant, vice Fergus- hill, resignsd. Dated Dec. 24, 1807. John Norman, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cox resigned. Dated as above. William Findlaysnn, Gent. to be ditto, vice Campbell promoted. Dated Dec. 25, 1807. • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Salop. Ludlow and Bishop's Castle Volunteer Yeomanry. Edward Viscount Clive to be Major-Commandant, vice Saiway, resigned. Dated'Dee. ii, 1807. James Fleming Baxter, Esq. to be Captain. Dated as above. Shropshire Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. William Harley, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Badge resigned. Thomas Sutton, Gent. to be Surgeon. Robert Evans, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. Dated Jan. 9, 1808. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the • County of Derby.—Derbyshire Militia. Frederick Lawrence, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Nov. 28, 1807. Samuel Dawson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Nov. 10, 1807. Joseph Frith, Gent. to be ditto. Dated Nov. 28, 1807. Wirksworth Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Francis Hurt, Faq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Peter Arkwright, Esq. to be Major. Charles Arkwright and Richard Hurt, Esqrs. to be Captains. Dated Jan. 9, 1908. Derby Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. James Oakes, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Robert Mangey, Gent. to he Ensign; George Lowe, Gent. to be ditto. Dated January 9, 18013. Denvent and Trent Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Henry Holbmoke, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Jan. 4 1. 1808. Derbyshire Regiment of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John Elam, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon. Dated Jan. 9, 110,8. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Essex. Western Battalion of Essex Militia. Ensign Thomas Stephen D'Alton to be Lieutenant, vice Griffiths, dtceaseci. Dated December 27, .1807. Saffron Walden Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Edwards to be Captain, vice Noe°lde, resigned. Dated November 1, 1807. Lieutenant Stale to be ditto. Dated November 2, 1807. AValthamstow Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant William Norton Lancaster to be Captain, vice Agar, resigned. Dated December 3, 1807. Hinckford Hundred Volunteer Regiment. John rdward Walford, Esq. to be Captain, vice Nottidge, re signed. Dated December 25, 1807. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent.—East Kent Volunteers. Edward Hussey, jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice Sir EdwardDering, resigned. Dated December 28, 1802, Holmc.sdale Volunteers. Lieutenant George Austen to be Captain, vice Pettey, resigned. Dated January 2, 1808. Rochester and Chatham Corps of the North Ryles ford Legion. Ensign Edward Boys to be Lieutenant, vice Best, resigned ; Sa muel Baker, jun. Gent. to be Ensign, vice Boys. Dated Ja nuary .5, 1808. Commissions in the Cinque Ports Volunteers, signed by the Lord Warden.—Sandown Castle Company. Th, • Las Wint -, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Adams, resigned. Dated November 20, 1807. Deal Castle Company. Strphtn. Williams, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Richards, resigned. Dated December 1, 1807. Samuel James Hatch, Gent, to be ditto, vice Underdown, pro moted. Dated December 20, 1807. Folk stone Artillery. Robert Sandford, Ge.n. to be Lieutenant. Dated Dec. 27,1807. BANiCRUPTCY ENLARGED. , Fehr:'ary 2. George Wake, of Niorpcth, Northumberland,brewer, dealer andthaprnan, at ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRiIIvi'CIF.S SUPERSEDED. Manrice Da Costa, late of Slierborne-line, London, merchant. William Higgs, of Bristol, hallici and warehouseman. BANKRUPTS. George Barringer they ()zinger, of Brixton Causeway, parish of St. Mary, Lambeth, Surrey, salesman, dealer and ehapman, to sur render January 19, February 9, at twelve, and Febrtrary.47, at . . eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Cross, King-street, Southwark. William Higgs, of Bristol, coal-merchant, dealer and chapman, January 29, 30, and February 27, at elt , v-ti, at the Bush Tavern in Bristol.' Attorhies, Mr. Wintour Harris, jun. Bristol; or Mr. Vizard, Gray's Inn, Londor. John Morgan, of Enfield Highway, Middlesex, farmer, dealer and chapman, January 23, 30, and February 27, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James Platt, Tantield-court, Temple. John Ames, of Swan-lane, Rotherliithe, Surrey, dealer and chap man, January 23, 30, and February 27, at ten, at GuildhalL- Attorney, Mr. John Brown, No. 42, Black..ian-street, South wark. Francis Mariellus Hodson, of Manchester, calico-printer, Feb. '9., 3, and 27, at three, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Hanging Ditch,' Manchester. Attornies, Mr. W. H.. Cheek, Manchester; or Mr. Bousfield, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London. James Read, lute of Blackman-street, Surrey, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, (now a prisoner in the King's Bench pri son,) January 19, at ten, January 26, and February 27, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Samuel White Sweet, No. 7, King's Bench Walks, Temple. Samuel Davis, of Bury-street, St. Mary Axe, London, merchant, dealer and chapman, January 19, February 2, and• 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer, Tomlinsons, aura Thomson, Coprbell-court, Throgmorton-street. Thomas Bowgin, of Little New-street, Shoe-lane, London, plats terer, January 10, 30, and. Feb- 27, at ten, at GlilhalL Attor ney, Mr. Lee, Castle -street, Holborn. Joseph Pippet, of Chewstoke„ Somerseshire, colourman, dealer and chapman, January 19, February 2, and 27, at ten, at the' , Georges Inn, Shepton Mallet. Attornies, Mr. King, No. 21, 'l'ook's -court, Chancerplane, London ; or Messrs. Hyatt and Shepton Mallet, Somerset. Thomas Brewster, late of Liverpool, stationer, dealer and chap man, January 23, SO, and February 27, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Waleson, Barlow, and Grosvenor, Austin Friars, London. • • Samuel Summers, of Milk-street, Cheapside, London, ribbon-ma nufacturer, January 23, • 90, and February 27, at twelve, it guildhall Attornies, Mr. Mark Pearson, Coventry ; or Messrs. Baxters and Martin, Fsienival's Inn, London. John Burdett, of Nesvgate- street , London, warehouseman, dealer . and Chapman, January 23, SO, and February 27, at ten, at Guild halL Attornies, Mean. Swai.t, Stevens, and Maples, 014 Jewry. • DIVIDENDS. January 21. James Turner, tiTooley-street,.Southwark, ware houseman and cardwainer, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jan. ts. Rohert Sc . ati.herd Jones, of Mark-lane, London, corp. dealer; at one, atiluildhall. " • "" ' •'• Jar. 20. • Lydia Peacock,' late alleirestry, Yorkshire, yroollen:. dniper, at ekvezi,m the:Tiger Itts,'Bevenif , '" • • • Jan. 26; Richard Reynolds, ,of :I,l7lltechapel,. Middlesex, wine merchant, at. one, at Guildhall * - Jan. 21. John liras, of Battle-Bridge, Middlesex, coal-merchant, •at tee, at Guildhall. " • ' ' • • Jan. 20. Ann Tigar, late of Beverley, Yorkshire, ironmonger, at twelve, at the Tiger Inn, Beverley. Jan. 21. 'Thomas Thorns, late of, Ciniomile-street, London, mess . • chant i 'ar eleven, at Gliildhilt * fin. ''Vtilhani - Morley Evans, of Mark lane, London, broker,' at illev/m, at Guildhall.' ' • - • • ! fen." : 22..' Jacob Bouvrick, of- Fair-Artery Horsleydown, Surrey,. _grocer, 'dealer and chapman, avow, it Guildhall: • i Jan. 2.1. jam Perkins, of Hertford,. Cielienter, undertaker, and " - tintlierjinerehant, .oa;sat "• • 'Fredetitk Bditholored*Foilsek ineldrepits BMW,' 00 liirn - inghant, or/04:tiers-and naPartntts t at gleams at Ott - Castle Inn, Birtaingham. . _ The Rev Me, BARCLAIN PATENT ANTIBILIOLTS PI I was a =mai kof the celebrated Di. Bui Author of the Dom.!lie Medicine, that complaints Romach and bowels are the prevailing malady of this cony which lay the' foundation of the more formidable and fatal tato, ; that the perfon who could difeover for the relitf arid fare and infallible remedy would perform alma important. to foelety. That difeovery has now been made in the Antibiliuus Pills of the Rev. William Barclay, the extenfive , which, and the high eilintatiou iu which they are dercrvedly has ronaderahly. Itfictied the number. of there complaints; , bids fair, in a wort time, to be the means of entirely eradicating 1 here Pills•have a quick and fare operation, they act pow. attd rpecifically en the bile , and thus reinove the numerous difordcrs connsdied with it,fick headaches, flatulence liter cientplaintft,i. , - dice, nervous dilorders from icc. They are the valuable family medicine hitherto cifered to the Public • Proprietor is fu; ported by the molt rcfpretable evideno iirft eh:traders of the Nobility and others, that they bus been adminittered to any perfon without giving certain and relief, and in the end completing a cure • This valuable medicine, baring been sired with fuccefr, to mended by the following diftinguithed Periboages : The Right Hon Vircotint DILLON • The Lord Whop of BATH and WELLS Sir JOHN HO NEYWOOI), Bart. M P. for Honiton .• No STE Pid LUSHINGTON. hart. Nil' for Penry/ . THOMAS ANSON, Efq. M P. for Litchfield. JAMI-S AMY ATT,V.Iq. M.P. for Sowthampton NICHOLSON CALVERT, Efq. M.P. far Hertford t EDMUND BOEHM.Efq.New-Rrect, Spring-gardens •, THOMAS HAM %EASLEY, Efq Pall-Mall. _JCL W. DICKE.% Efq. Private Secretary to the Arehbiamp Mimerbstry The Rev. Mr. nnwock, l.ibrarian es tire Aceldrilhoir ?ATOM FORRESTER, Efq. M.P. for Wenlock, „ Ina whelefale and retail by Mr. Butler, Nosok roe/ of Patecnofter.row ; and,rercilby,M , Kirt , y o S,taffoWA7eet, • Oldßond Beet; Mr. Strptton,;Liricefte'r•fquare ; and tr, -- Veer/hie Vender-rid Town end ConstrY• • • ",A l Cambro--Abferoettbe nausea SAlitliam Bareay,is , ion they EV/OFt itilrldriv irk *IS OR Il le + 4 " o 4 c * IP" • bo ; all not fo fiantPelare a 'dangerous imitation. Price and toe. per boa, with ample dirc4tiont. SALES ,•, , . •Wdider of the Frotioniabie,_ claitoats; • SALES BY AUCTIov .0 a- .i tl Order of the FfotioniablaSainndisitteri du, „ Cl:atoms; s. it ift • -at PUBLI.CP( SOLD,' to th e HIGHEST . . ki k i i ) , At at Boni-House, Siockton, sin Wedn es da y, febtonry os, orb T- r iritE 'F 0 L LOW I,NG G 00 t o s . . . Ilse- I. ' I,' • • (roe IMIYATI OSL ONLY) • • I eid Attotte 1 Haloes! df Poreign Geneva VD • 23 Ditto Brandy .0. - ' 101 Paths Playing Cards. 10 ii- '•- • ~. •I. Simples 4EII be pa iced at the time of gds.., • Pups . • will be put up in small Lots, for the .-' ' ll ..- f• f e it- . e t i e e , •it 014 Coble, Isiettsised by the Survey or d t is t . • • - • • The Sale to begin at Two-o'Llock le the Ah Shyr 4 •., . . . .., C the At the SOO Wm:chase, Folkston°, on 'Ham a d a _ b the e a •. VI di k e January, 11106, •at Tivo O'CloCk in the Aftern oos. to , r Own p s i . E FOLLOWING trolDto • b Sum Or I.IGAL STIENGTN roe D IALIRS: ' ' UM due/- Jo caitots ifran4y : 4 !rif6- . . . 38 Ditto Rum a .be • For Private Use, not being of legal Strength fortee s , eon 29 Canoes Brandy C 4 / 1 ^ . 3 . 1 1200 Dhto Geneva men- Which Tray be viewed and tasted on the Day haw, the ft- Whic h ... . .ofte the Morning of the riay of Sale. . ;k i nk ,Ati,Depuoit of Twenty- fi ve per. Cent . will be required. 041 111219 In pursuance bf is Commission of Appraisement and a e s, r . fg , d ye • from the High Court of Admiralty of England, ,7 .. ..•• '" the Coinntha hien; for the Care and Disp osa l donial „ ... • ;ood- l o vc o ho g ial - h t A i r the L al o ci nd } e d n iv3l4 lnn, •Al illy lcr mo i ti a th i P o l n Yn ir c i u d t a h i, 'E th i e quir 29:l of /...., t ' THE F in ct sta L nt Lo at lv Tle ri lv G e o eloc Go k6ln D the s Fe Fc . :l2, 4 7 ,.. '.• •• TATION : • .f.s., upon About 720 Hogsheads of Red Wine, I his Being the entire cargo of the Apollo, --- n unerf ,,_ GS ! de- . daained by the private ship of war Thomas and r e d ik . 4 said i Sake _Cosamitn:kr. . ens _ A Deposit - of Twenty-five Potrds per Cent. =it% . .c.. •' '-' the respective Porchasers before quitting the _sale-room, in alnst Bank <ri'-Ettglittfctitiotea. 1 1 1 an a I For slew-leg the saline, and for any further Parti e s* and 4 gee -- it the.Countiorhouse of THOMAS LOCK 1 tnte One of the Ageras for Duith • ~ 4 ' Ines. mart S's Quay, Jac. 14, 18:18. _ . I lying By Order of the t contnissioneis - fo; the Care taiN gid " i Danish Property. right At the Londonlith In PIT:to:oh, on Ihidie, ter:- ikitie bb - , Is it • • 38011„ a: Twelve in the foreg t oo l e man ''HE Good Sbip RESOLUTION, Is ,124 tche3 A. W. Koxr it; late . Master, condemned to the Cron, rifler , Length on De c k 92 feet 8 Inches—Breadth 27 fee iiiidig it': . , ha _. above the . weals—Admeatures 21±3, 17-04 Tons. Wei on, •• ' '.,_`- fated for general purposes, being a strong burthensorozwai 11 h is The Hulls, Masts, Y - ..rels, Standing andllimning SW* 'uelty ill faults as they now lie in Carwater. in 4 as ABLY whkt will'be Sold, 1 hi The entire•CarkOof the abirve•Ship,-consisting offline 2,50 'Tons of Alicant Salt I - e it sort 10 Casks of rrandy and Rum 12 Spanish Mats. .ii''= . len t s; After which will be sold the entire Cargo of fistahi l . , -:•• hurt being :bout 300 TONS of ALICANT SALT. his n, or For viewing the Vessel, Stereo, and Cfrgo, and for Wel i ~ and further particular*, application may be made to Gilii ... !rally WELSFORI), one of the Agents. for Danish Property. 1 ity in Plymouth, Jan. 6,1208. . g;ht o N. B. By order of the Danish Agents no Purchase nft 'shirred Wailing, unless the Deposits are paid prior to tit t_ i ' e - c°r " chasers quitting the Saile.Room, in Cash or Eaal ci '... ,•. hem ; .Notes. . which • - LANDS ANI.) LEAD liIiNES IN PESTI-BEIM Irv. • des.— tiv l r - - — n A VOTE IN THE COUNTY., TO BE 5011 • ....ss.— 4 {lf not previously disposed of by Private Navin), .. ihood, On Wednesday, the 17th Day of February, 1808, lan Merchants' Hall, at Edinburgh, at Two in the Aftenma P • some . MHE LANDS and ESTATE of LOCHDOS lan:10- 1 -i• ART, with a Freehold Qualifiert. lon, in the coentyef le acrd as formerly.advertised, in whole, or lathe following Lotion.- 1 here is 1. Coninish, consisting of excellent pasture, and a. a • ,as .in colitaining - . - 4001 I ti 31 . one • In this lot there is a very rich Lead Mine which has tiCh at been Y already wroug ht Upon a small scale ' Yr°. and • , duces very fine potter 's ore. MB. If this lot is not sold separately, it Kill be ritop * e along with the following one, consisting of • . .A.:. I ~..., 2. Ewich - - 981 2 4 6 Innerhervie - -. 429 9 0 • ^ 1 . , Stronua - - 417 0 1 Coriandoran - - • 519 0 0 Crianlaroch - - - 280 0 3 The ----NC I . • .... ti 3. Innerhagarnie-beg,contaieing 743 0.99 - Innerbag:.riiie-more - * '968 2 I . Donnish - - - 615 9 7 liaragan - - • - 1012 2 2il 'O IL PeortnelLan, with the Island and Loch n the of Lochdochart - WO 0 54 • I is that . --tea I 4 dends, • Total - tefflo i . ' divi - All as presently possessed by James bilkKinlav ;-• oil 911 d.--r of the low ground having been annexedtoCrianiamell, • • in the since the above measurements were made. tedium If the Lands shall be disposed of in lots, the Freda I . cation will either be anneted to one partici:kr Sot, or - 'di prZnei - I among the different lots, as purchasers may inellae. , nterest The public burdens affecting this estate are very trlalt ' . daring its extent ; and the tends , were viluedli the year OW -- • There is plenty of lime-stone upon the lands, which n!! a°W. • ' wrought at a very small expence, as the rockli . :s upoethe • ' the Kiug's road, and rises considerably above the level of tit • - joioing ground. There is also good grouse shooting sod llli es --=-, A very considerable part of the price will be allowed toll . PILLS. the hands of the purchasers, upon proper recurity. • uahan," If the whole or any part of the lands shall be s •Id by prole . of Abe rein, due notice will be given by advertisement, 14 days •• , , country, to the dayof sale. In the mean time, intending pare , -.- ate! dlr. I apply for further informationto John Osborn Brown, W• 8 4 cure 4 1 burgh, in Whose hapds are the title-deeds, and with sobs!. t fervice be seen a general plhn of the .Whole lands; and also a ... • 1 ; p atent plan of each separate farm; er to Charles Berry, No.i, re (ale of street, Adelphi, London. dly held, A CHALLENGE. . ' ta ; 7°4 IiAESSRS.CURRIE and CO. Surgeons,ett ' 4 incasing WI the whole world o'prove a tingle inftanee where that elicine and method of cure have failed of the &fi c& red M w ~ ,f 4j Hy airordcy . I predict of many years in this narticalar branch of their • • has not given rife to one unfocceffol cafe. 30, jour • They continue ihe moil continue to dicta. that audios to thetteatowo of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement of th e sod rim is i , a oic which is the eloofequeree of the periiicions waftefut rife& ive.nevcr bit long and moil unhappily purfued by the youths of b oll id rpec .,.. s" In the one it will be found to he the unfailing fouree the other have its ravages fatilly developed to thereby Rate of debility, which, if net timely remedied, . •. • ~... is reconi potence. There are its renfete and ultimate e r e & ; eloP fumptions, lois of mule ular power, and various nervous . l e . ufually charadtetift the earlier (loges of thisTolitary 'llO •' r - feu. languithhmg miler the diforders inel?ent to fuck a. treatmentis S mffle. end bat never proved unfueeefsful in • 'rya of a long. laborious, asid much eitended prodlice. in ,_ • . , obßinatz and complicated cafes of Venereallefedtiothbofim itrudiuncio the Urethra Seungy Exert-femurs: Han' • . • _cabin 'Ulcers, Eruptions Seminal Weaken:l. Okete.. at ' ' is • which haie hitherto bad ledthe Scin of the general • Mars Currie and ea arenew e labkd.radicallytoter e 'W EI / 9 P °', Cafe, an 4 eareektiotis mode of pr . eiliee, fuperior to say • adopted, • maybe conflated by either Ses with the. I ' deliefey;fectec and'honianr, at their houfe, N 0.107. iii me den. •Patie:sitis ^ Ilk country are requeft dto Sate •- ,_., ' •of thrir fee, their age,and general modeof Living: • s '" ' raid, ermloasta sank note. will be duly aofwered ;54 • b l an re „car Ai; im . ; r at Owl - a tx an,,,...,r_g,witu.trext ar, cot to any p. t ....—.-.......,....,; N UVOT.Cd - • I va net! LONDON : • ,tspd 414 published by um: tar , it ' + rice ii.,64. ' irboeT Plielftvbh,' et the Svai•O'rher„ - lfs . • ' . street. Published also at Use Sraneollice, T : • • EXERCISES FOR 'PACERS. From the many wagers, which have been Park, contended for by feats of personal dextentj_ strength, it may be hopes that a fashion it aboat • arise more creditable for out titaphood and hutnanity than that, which. _finds pleasure, or fime, in exorbl. tant exertions, wrung from the atlimali, whdie fulness, if there were no other claim, entitled them to our protection. Upon a companion of merits between him vt Chieves -something by his ownfacilities; and, hifn, who merely providef another „animal for elite . chieyemeat, we readily enough perceive the iiiteretice between them. In 'the. first cas e , the . risk any: is encountered by the 'creature .who is t o receive th reward ;. and the pain, or distress, 4theperf4t.itiAtice is endured bi - a thinking being, acting_ upon Its 't motives, and; Of course, 'doing hitnselt do ridoreharm than he . consentsto., Cruelty is ,Plus put out ofti.higr don. At the sinte,tithe a good deal that is Merit rious is .left in it, even• though the exercise shOuld one chiefly of the animal faculties .; for it is known, that a free enjoyment of these faculties has t bettetfi. cial influence upon the temper, and, altltOngh -c would not insist upon any very strict criterion - , , priSing out of them, it is certain, that men a nd other animal who have, or have had, in their prink of life, most bodily power, are seldoin deficient in good nature, There is, perhaps, a kind of dignity, thour' certainly not the highest, which accompanies the, scioumess of such power. On the other hand,' wha‘ are we to say of the man, who merely Speculates In the faculties of some animals, wliich may be at command? If there be no cruelty in the case he ' serves no blame, and this is the best that can be of him. But in nine cases "Out of ten there is elty ; and in all matchei • fOr running horses,again or oven against each other, if for more titan few minutes, there is More or less of cruelty, aural nerally a dreadful degree of it. The that of the sportsman should be the measure °full such' mat) It is very seldom that this is exceeded, without . git more pain to a noble animal diaa we can have a ri) to inflict either for profit or amusement. • How' possible, that any such inflictions can make a . proud ? Suppose his horse to have won *.ti matt against time, each more difficult than the forini what can he boast ? After allowing, that he Map innocently, by training, imjnoved the speed of horse, it is then to be asded;tbathe has had the crts to force a generous. animal through such exertion it was not believed any torture could wring from Such is the only praise, to which a wretch .of that is entitled. This is no cant againstrecreations and amuSemi it is a mere recommendation of those, which , none, and fairly gratify those, who excel in them, witness diem, instead of those, which are genera, cruel, and never can exhibit one valuable qualit' the practisers of them. As there must and Ougi be out-of-doer amusements, we shall gladly reel any instances of fair activity and strength in the] such, for instance, among others, as those of w 1 Captain B. and Lieutenant H. afford exampli Cricket, Rowing, Tennis, are ail good gxercist In short, any thing is good, which promotes manhood, without exciting ferocity. rwring rnatcbei have ! tendency, indeed to the k: ter, and are further big able for the profligacy and the waste of time . money they occasion in the lower classes ; but there not in twenty bOxingmatchei q Much cruelty, one horse race against time, ope,ecock'fight, or of that most contemptible of all cruelties, a mati Pigeon Shooting. LUCKY THOUGHT. On Twelfth-day last year, a few friends, choice and free, Met o'er a good cake, where they sat in full glee; The LoterT's new characters salt for the night, Were drawn, and excited much mirth and delight ; 'll , e fair-one, whom Fortune crown'd Queen of the jest, Soon made a proposal, calbrac'd by the rest, To.purchase a Ticket, she did as she thought, And Teti Thousand Pounds V 744 the Prize that she bought. Old customs frequently proveadvantageous in ' observance. A salutArybne of this description,: of devoting, at the time of receiving Bank dividends, a trifle to Lottery Adventure. The Christmas dends, now paying, fall opportunely for this end. They, indeed, arise from sleeping principals in Bank; but Fortune's dividends, through the medi, of her Lottery. Wheel, confer a new and active pi ,pal, productive of far more than common int ghouthrou t life.. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORIL Mot aing 46 minutes ohm. . - Afberaeles - e. 12 minutes after 6