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J.,me. Fer g uffon to be Lieutenant, without ;t: 4 • vice ‘ l / 4 . ,1 , ,tcr, promoted. 901 t i!t-..—Fnku Duncan Mac I.aren to be Licutenart, without perch: e, vie. John Camp'ell, promoted; Afliftant.Surpon from kalf•pay of the 37th Foot, to he Affiftant Surgene, a ice Nl'Lachlan, who reigns. 111 Weft [flail Regiment—Lieutenant C. M. Roquebeau, from the later t th Weft India Regiment, to be 1 icutenant. 3.1 Ditto—Enfign James Anton, from the late ttt► Welt India Regiment. to be FnUan, vice Wife, deceafed ; Enfign Edward Bremner, from half-pay of the late Bth Welt India Regiment, to be Enfign, vice lirenan, promoted. gth Laitto...Licutetiont John Lagontte; from the late itth Weft India Regiment, to be I.i etaiant; Lieutenant John Harriett, from d 'to, to be Lieutenant. 6th ditto—Patrick Conroy, Gcnt. to be Enfign, without porchafe, vice Armll wing, promoted la the New Brunfwick Fencibles. 7th Ditto—Enfign J. Bremner, from the nth Weft India Rye. meet, to be Enfign. aft Battalion of heferve--Captain Hugh Marty, from the I fith Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the Army; Lieutenant Robert Ragurrler Dobkin, from half-pay of the ipth Foot, to be Lieutenant; Francis Lewis, Gent. to be Enfign. sd Battalion of Referve. To he of Companies—Captain Lieutenant JamesO'Rtiliy, Efg. from half-pay of the t Ith Foot; Corgis, Erg. with - temporary rank in the Army; Daniel Hogan.E.fq. late Captain In the Ancient Irim humbles, with temporary rank in the Army. To be ineurenant, with temporary Ranh In the Armr.-Lietttr nant William Goodall., from hail pay of the late Independent Comparies. To be Ea:gm—Adam Williamfon Craddock, Gar. George For ... berry, Gila. To be Adjutant, with the rank of Enfign.--Adjutant J. Lowrey, from the Welimeath Militia. . To be Quarter.tviafter—Q2arter-Maller George Ruffdl, from half pay of the atli 3d Battalion of Referee. LieTtenant jofeph Phalan. from the 35th Font, to be Captain of a Company; John Hall, Gent. late of the aStli Light Dragoons, to be Q_uatter-Maller, vice Smith, v. ho returns to his former half-pay. gib Ditto... Lieutenant Bed Faber, front the 73th Foot, to he Cattalo of a Company; Lieutenant Donald Mic Arthur, from . . hatpay of the 424 Foot, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rata In the y. bth Ditto— errant Daniel Otlenaghne, from the 3d Batta lion,to be Captain of a Company ; James Bork Gent late of the Igorthumberland reocibles, to be (tarter-Mater, vice Brad ky, who return,' to his former half-pay. 9th Ditto—Captain Thomas Fellowea, from half-pay of the 54th Foot,to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rash in the Army; Lieutenant William Carden Seton, from the 38th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. loth Ditto—Colonel John Levefon Gower, from the tit Battalion, to be Colonel; Lieutenant R. Marcus Sharman, from the 23c1 Foot,to be Captain of a Company; A. Moffatt Mil 4, Efq. late of the sB Dragoons, to be Captain, with temporary rank in the Army. _ pith Ditto--Coptaln William Henry Hamilton, from half-pay of the 13 IR Foot, to be Captain of a Company,with temporary rank in the Arum Lieutenant John Hint, from half-pay of Ste goth Foot, to be Liellbenallt. 22th Ditto—Lieutenant William LiWierlCC, from the 69th Foot, to be Captain of a Company; Henry Achefon, Gent. to be En kw. 13th ihtro— Browne, Efq. late of the and Foot, to be CaPtaia of a Company, with temporary rank in the Army; fieflor McC lean, Efq. late of the Breadalbane Fenciblea, to be Captain of a with tentpenry_rank in the Army; Lieutenant Cbuin Ulldingftooe,ftllll half-pay of the gad Foot, to be Lieu tenant ; James Roche, Gast. hot of the Northumberland Eata bles, to be Lieutenant, with temporary rank in the Army. To be Enfigoa—J. Difacy, Gent.; WUkam Grant Ctwitlan, Gent. 14th Ditto—lAcatenant H. lobo Mg.:baffle, from half-pay of the Both Foot, to be lieutenant; Alexander Shaw, Gent. late Lieu tenant in the 36th lfwee to he Li/IgtelliOty with temporary rank in the Army. Battalion of Referee.- a.— Harris, Ifq. late Captain in the gsth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary rank in the Army, vice Malley, removed to the zit Battalion; Roberti Betteridge, Gent. to be Enka; John valiant, Own- to boEn fijnl 1 3.;-ant of the ayth Foot, to be Quarter- Molter. Canadian Feneible Infantry. lisfign John MacArthur, frenetic Nova Scotia Fencibles, to be • balm New Brunfwiek Feneibles. _ _ LieSWIM , John jaqUel, from the 6th Foot, to be Captain of a Company ; Lieutenant Robert Cowell, from kalf-tay of the Quoted Ranger., to be Lientel.Ult. Nova Scotia Fencibles. R. E. Arraftroog, Gent to be Er,Ego, rite Baker, reinoyed to tie zsth Rost; Wilma B. Bradley, Gent. to be Ease, vice Mac- Arthur, reinoned to the Canadian Feneibks. 4elt Royal Ca. rays Battabota—Alfiltant Surgeon George But/eight front the 3 th Foot, to be MN= Summit vile 80 /we. Fro rooted la the 36th Foot. BREVET. - - To be Majors is the artny.COMdliffloos dated a March. t 79 4 as-Cageds noise Dombigten, of the igth Battalion of Re feree; Cardin Jobs Dantarefre, of the gth Battalion of Re feree ; Captain Gooege Wade, of the 3oth Foot. Commiffion dated 29th Aptil, tllog ; Corals Cheeks Mosley Balder,, of the nil 1120. • HOSPITAL STAFF. Sunoco John Pltilips to be an Allittant-Infpedlor of Horpitala To be Surgeon to the Forces, Surgeon William Chambers, from the Toth Light Thscoons. Surgeon Major Carroll, from the agth Foot. Surgeon Alemoder Dunlop, from the 38th Foot. ilurgemilobn OoLns, from the zath Light Dragoons. Burgess Mamas Kidd, front the 634 Foot. Surgeon Cobbe, //OM the 2ctia Licht Dragoon,. bunco" Tbsosso'Cionalat i frail the 47th Foot. IMIDRASIDV The appointment of Enflga ileitsa;tibleon to be Lieutenant, by purcbate, Is the 74th Regiment of Pont. vice Totfrey, promoted as Bated in the Gazette of the 4th of June LA, has not taken place. The appointment of CAptaio-Iduitenant Alexander Stewart to be Captain, without mediate, In the yyth Foot. doe Brownrigg, =in Colonel's Champagne's Regiment ; of Lieutenant Brown to be CapyaimLieutenant, in the May Foot, ides Stewart, as &Mated in the Gamut of th e 18th of May kit, hew not taken place. The appointment of Captain-1 in:ten:at Jonathan Brown to be Captain of a Company, In the ynk Foot, as Razed in the Gazette of the 7th of June laft, has not taken place. The appointment of Fallon Hedior Maclaine to he Lieutenant, In the tpth Foot, as Racist in the .Crazette of the 9th init. has not taken place. Commiffions in the 13erkfitire Militia, rigged by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Deputy Lieutenants—John Lwrefoo Gower. Erg. Dated Mara • t s, 1 1133. William Confrere, William Morland, sod jaw Bata Walth,Efgrs. Dated /mutt '3, 'So3. To be Captains—William Vif,oant Folkftone. D:tod NlL:ra 3:, :803. tiotmorable Richard Nevi/le. Dr-. 1 April r,1803. ' . _ illiam Heyman&ll, fq. Dated April 7, 1803. Sir George Dower. Bart. Dated May 16, likt. Adjutant ltd. Fiennei Wykkam, by brevet. Dated Jane 29,1303. John Mutate Pocock, Efq. Datrd July 20, To be Lieutcnaott.—babz,o James Wooilliouic. Dated April so, 2303. - _ rnfl i n Monne Mott. Dated May at, !Ely. Eaflia George Sturges. Dated Joss a*. 'Soy. Enlign John Sturges. Dated June ash dot. Fssfivs Francis Delmer. Dated July at, tEO3. To be Eedign•—.4ienry Bellbsar.lf. Dated May kt, 1103. bat leases, Gent. Dated July 1, 1 4 603. 7.11. n Moreton, Geist. Dated July 2, 403. 'tr.llatn amen, neat. Dated July 11, 1803. brepben Judd. Gent. Dated July 12, slay. Corruniffions in the Radnorfhire Supplementary Mi litia, filmed by the Lord Lieutenant. Posen Bell Price, Efq. to be captain; William Langßoa, Gent. u. b unarm= t and Leeds Monad, Gent. to be Lava Dat ed . twat s, !go!. ‘ann..iEnn in the Militia of the Cnunties of Rnfs, Cuithiefs, Sptherlaud, sad Cromarch Gpcsi by Earl Cower, Lord Lieutenant for the County of Sutherland. _ _ _ Dona :d M;ckay, Cent. to be Lieutenan•. Patcd July it, tito3. Commillions in the Derbythire Militia. figned by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Lieutenant-Colooel--Wintield Helton, Efq. Dated Auguft i 6. 180.; To be Major—Robert Leaper Newton, Efq. Dated as above. To he Captains—Franeis Erten Goodwin, Efq. Joly 27, 18c3. John Lenrott,EN. Dated July 29, aos. Commiffions in the Lanarkthire Regiment of Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Thomas Edmonßone, Efq. to be Captain. Dated Auguß 19,1827. Junes Rowan, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Datel Auguit 18.1805. Commit ion in the Dorfet Regiment of Militia, tigutd by the Lord Lteutenant. EoUgn James Vauce to be a Lieutenant oo the Augmentation. Dated Auguß 4, 1803. ' CommilEons in the Fifeihire Militia, ligned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Atigult 17, 1803. To be Captains—Robert Chrytle, Efq. vice Sir Charles Halkett, promoted in the rift:lWe Yeomanry Cavalry ; David Seton, Efq. from the half-pay of the z sib Weft India Regiment, vice Heddenvick,apposnted to the Army of Referve: To be Enfign—John Meldrum, Gent. FNON THE LONDON GAZETTE OF SATUILDAT LAST. Exeter Artillery Volunteers. Themes Ploud, Erg to be Major-Comnsandset. To be Captahis—Lamnel Kingdon ; James Williams ; and Tho mas Relief, jun. Elva. To be Piet Lieutenants—William Kingdon , and Edwin Williams, Gents. To be Second Lletttenants—Jantes Hors, and Benjamin Hewer, Gents. Ezminfler Volunteer Infantry. John Sonthcott, EN. to be Captain. fu be Lieutenants—Thomas Shout,; Thomas Popham ; C. C. Pewit'; Henry Hayman; Robert Corms.; and Abraham Mar- Mb, dents. To be Enfigns—Hcnrf ?Mop, and Willlam 'lnkhorn, Gents. Framlingham Volunteer lufsntry. To be Cdptains—John 3bafto ; John Stanford; and Jafper Pear- -•- • - fon, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants--Thomas Pooh; John Edwards; and John Altbielt, Gents. To be Eufigns—:urge Edwards; Thomas Thompfaa ; and Clarks Clubb,r, Gents. Fronte Selwond Volunteer Infantry. - - • To be Captains—William Sheppard ; Henry Sheppard ; and John . _ Olive. Flan. _ _ To be Lieutenants-George Sheppard, Edward Olive, and James Slade ' Gents. F. To be nfigns--Thornas Jones, John King, and John Middleton, Gents. Glafgow Volunteer Infantry. nit Regiment—Lawrence Craigie, Ffq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel- Commandant; William Bogle, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; David Connell, and John Gordon, Efqrs. to be Majors. To be Captaies—Robert Robertfno, Robert Ayala, Robert Muithesd, Robert lst•blair, Colin M'Lauchlin, Andrcw Reid, Daniel Mackenzie, Archibald Wallace, Allen bogie, and WU: liam Lindfay, Efgro To be Lieutenants—Refs perbet, George Alßon, Robert Young, Archibald Patterfon, Thomas Smith, John Hamilton, William Merrilees, Alexander M•Pherfon Archibald Douglas, Robert 1 1 .14 , g1e, Douglas Alften, and Archibald Hamilton, Gents. To be Eaßps—Matthew Taylor, Thomas Hamilton, Alexander Panda°, William Robertfon, George Auftin, John Ba llingull s John Murdock Robertfon, and Andrew Rankine, Gams. Te be Chaplain.—Rev. William Porteous. To be Adjutant—Daniel Morrifon, Gent. To be I `oarter-Mafter—Dunean Kennedy, Gent. To be Surgeon—Alexander Dunlop, Gent Grantham Volunteers. Jokph Lawrence. Efq. to be Ca Commandant. Loyal Greenwich Volointear Infantry. Edward William Forman, Efq. to be Llentenant-Colonel ; Theo dore Forbes Leith, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—John Godby, Edward Bate, Richard Belt, jun. Samuel Gillam Mills, George Munro, Adam Young, John Re gen, and Charles Enderky, Efqrs. To be !Lieutenants—Lord Henry Smith, Thomas Toter, Richard Smith , John Dyer, J. N. Mode:Bey, Joachim Andrade, Alex ander George Mime, John Watfon, Stephen Coltman, William Dunn. and Stephen Hickman, Goats. To be Enfigus—Robert Pratt, Edward Spencer Carona. Thomas Jackion Bell, John lialley,iVilliant Hanaes.and Writer Snow, Gents. Hadkigh Volunteer Infantry. John Brownrigg Luke, Efq. to be Captain ; John Mills, Gent. to be Lieutenant; George Clubbe, Gent. to be Enfign. Herne Bay Volunteer Artillery. George May, EDI to be Captain; Thomas Alhbee, and John Collard, Gent,. to be lieutenants. Heaharn Volunteer Infantry. Captain M.W. Carr to be Major; Lieutenant William Bell to he Captain ; Enegn George Carr to be Lieutenant; Jobs litaddoek, Gem. to be Ditto, vice Bell, promoted; John klettwr, Gent. to be Entign ; Juteph Bell, Gent. to be Mtn. vice Cher, preanoted. liolmfdAle Volunteer Infantry. Vincent Hilton Brifem, t, be Captain, vice Henry Woodgate. To be Lieutenants--Thomas Mos tinwr Kelton. Jahn Wrench, Charles Wilmot, John Weuham Lewis, and Stitydies Wood gate, Gents. To be Enfigne--Charles Pedley, John Martin, and Praseis Wood. gate. GliOtL Kenlington Volunteer Infantry. Henry Norton Willis, Efq. to be Lientenant-Colomi. Almandrr Shearer, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—John Cho/abatable, Philip Egerton 047, John Pno)e Main. Hans Mortimer, John kioilingworth, and George Johnfton, Efqrs. To be Lieutenants—Thomas Marten. Robert Butler, Batten Partition Hall, Thomas Stokes, Peter de alarm, and Heury Bell, Gans. _ _ To be Enfigna--Francis Frame, William Seavers, Benjamin Lewis Vullimny, Henry Themplon, Fradokk Claataberlaire, and Wikiam Doe, Gents. Langport Volunteer Infantry. . . John Chambct s, Ffi:io he Major•Cortunandant ; iValter Stuckey, and Thomas Vincy, Efrs to be Capotn• T. be Fait Lieutenants—John MkhcY,RkhardPopkCalna,and William Norman, Gents. To be iccood Guns. Matter, and Asada Ellwood, Royal Leith Volunteers. His Grace the Duke of Micelrugh to be Calord ; David Murray, Ffsi to be P.tymaitsr George Ketty,Llcse to be Surgeon ; aid James Reo,h, Gun. to be Qltarter•Attafter. tft Regiment of Royal Liverpool Volunteers. Peter Thomas Cleosentroo, Cent. to be (barter-Matter. Lydd Volunteers. _ _ . Samuel Finn, Ffq. to be 'Captain. Mid-Lothian Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Reredos, Gent. to be Filar, rice Galie;, predated. Dania Mae Denial. Gam to be Ditto, eke Crkbton, rained. Milton Company of the Hollefley Bay Volunteers. Stammers, Efq. to be Captain ; Oldham. Gam to be Lieutenant; and JohnSoo, (kat. to be Enfign. Northfleet Volunteer Infamy. C. Zeroes, and Naihriel Cooke, Efqra. to be (*rains. Norwich Volunteer Riflemen. Richard Mackenzie Bacon, E fq. to be Captain ; Jobs Diem, Cent to be Fiat Lieutaiant ; and Gardiner Chapman, Gent. to be hecoad Lieutenant. OttcryArtillery Volunteers. John Ellis Lee, Erg. to be Captain ; Waiter Pullman, Chet. to be Fite Lieutenant; and Charlie Hodge, Jun. Gam to be Second Pendennis Volunteer Artillery. GeOrr SOCII, Gent. to be Seeond Lieutenant, vie Cairdek‘ fe. Bitted; Robert WWiamt. Gent. to be Mbitant-Surgeon. Rofdhire Volunteer Infantry. To be Captahn—George Murray, William Murrty, Efqrs. Lien tenant Mackamic, M4-pay of the 7311 Foot; James Zonation, Janie, Fowler, and Georde Mann', Elam To be Lieutessante—Alexamkr Mani" Getne Machk, OWL Alexander M•Lcod, half-pay of the ;31 Foot ; JanunTaylar, Kenneth Wirers, James:Myron, fames watfaa. Ns David latut aitea, and Henry Munro, Gait& To be infigne—tohn *maim, Duncan Rots, Kenneth Macken zie, Donald'loDonald, Robert Wade's, and Donald Crawford, Cents. St. lye's Volunteers. Aaron Scobell to be Captain-Lkctutant tnd Adjutant, vice Nichols, refigned. St. Jamea's, Weflrointter, Loyal Volunteers. To be Firlt Lieutenants.—Janet Rice, William A. Beckett, George Hammerfley, William Tuppon, John Jenkins, William Rowe, Gents.; the Honourable George Bowers ; Thimula Blades, and William Newcombe, Gents. Southwold V o l unteer Infantry. Robert May, Efq. to be Capt.,in ; Jo(, ph Berry, Gent, to be Lieu tenant; and Downing Ctifp, Gent. to be Enlign. Spilfbury Volunteers. Thomas Adanu Franklin, Efq. to be Captiin ; William Walker, and Gaiter Chapman, Gents. to be Lieutenants; and Edward Wright Jennings, Gent. to he Enfizn. Sutton Montis Voliinteer Infantry. Junes Leach, Efq. to be Captain. Toekington Volunteers. T. P. Peach, Efq. to be Licutcnant-Culonel-Commandant. Haywood Pool, Efq. to be Major. Tunbridge Wells Volunteer Infantry. Richard Cumberland, Efq. to be Linn& nant-Colonel •Commandant. Sir James Bland Borgefi, Bart. to be Major. To be Captains-.-Wiiliam Knight, William Caulfield, and Tho mas Stephens, Efqrs. To be Firß Lieutenanta--John Fry, Henry Fry, George Fry,Tho mat Baker, and George U'hitaker, Gents. To be Second Lieutenant—Charles istagg, Gent. To be Adjutant—William Knight. Cent. Royal Wellminfler Volunteer Infant! y. John Birch, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Richard 'r wining, jun. Fig. to be Major. To be Captains—Alestander Tullock, and William Thontas Stret ton, Fiqrs. To be Lieuttnanto—William Willy, George Twining, Charles Random, Benjamin Marthall Edward Chelterton, William (lager, Robert Davis Potts, Samuel Brine , G. T. Smart, Sa muel Radnor, Thomas Fortier. and Griffiths Maurice, Gents. To be Enugns—John Pennington, Jun. John Smart, jun. Edward Leflie, John Fox, George Pierce, Blllingiley Cunningham, George Woodhatu, and J. Bannitler, jun Gents. To be Affiltant-Surgeous—Bey an Connor, and Wm. Lucas, Gents A Regiment of Volunteer Infantry. Sir John Gregory Shaw, Bart. to be Lieutenant-Colonel COTIIIIO. . . . . dam ; Lewis 'Page, £fq. to be Licurcnant-Culonel; and James Minn, lifq. to be Major. To be Captains—Thomas Ryder. Charley Mihaly, William Hub ble Dover, Thomas Charles Burt, Robert Bruck, and John Miller, jun. Efqrs. To be Firft Lleutatina—Nielsolas Graham, John Downman, Thankful Wilmot, Edwar4 Swift, Daniel Spats, Robert Stone, Lawrence Starnes, and Henry Afichin, Gents. To be Second Lieutenante—Jotepb Mb, John Tonkin, Richard Kynalton, WilNam Effez, Thom' Crow, William Chairman, jun. and David Thornibe ' Gents. To be Adjutant—William Golder, Gent. To be Surgeon—Peter Sutton, Gent. IitMOIANDOI4. The following appointments made In the Handley Bay Volun teer Infantry, as flared In the Gazette of the 234 instant, have not taken place, vls. To be Captains—Robert 114 y, John Brow:lulu Leahe, John Sham, Jahn Stanford, Jafper Pearfon, and —Stammers, Efqrs. To be Lleetenacts--Joreph Berry, John Mills, Thomas Poole, John Edwards, John Aldrich, and Oldham, Gents. To be Enfigns—Downing Cap, George Clubbe, George Edwards, Thomas Thompfon, Charles Clubbe, and Johnfon, Gents BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Sept. 24. James Popp'ewe!! and John Japfori, of Lawrence Pouk ncy-laue, London, brokers and copartners,ltt ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. William Morley, of Sboe•lane, Holborn, London, baker, dealer and ehapman, to larrender September 3, 24, and OftobCe t t, at tetc,at Guildhall. Attorides, Meer. Bradley and Arrowfmlth, Middle New•ltreet, Gough-4min, Fleet-ftrett. George Forbes, late of Cornball chambers, Copthall-court,Throg tnorton.fireet, London, merchant and underwriter, dealer and chapman, Sept. 26, at tiVICI, Sept. 27, and October Tx StICII,It Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Templar, Ilorr-ftreet, Eaft Smithfield. John Francis, late of Greek-Arcot, Soho, and of Ratltbone-plaec, Oxford-ftreet, Mlddiefea, china and gtalfraan, dealer and chap man ,Septentlia 10, 17, at eleven. andthitober t, at twelve, at . CuildkalL Attornies;Mo. Pentomftreet. I'mton vine; or Mr. Tucker, Staples.lan„ Loodon. John Silber, of Sbeerocfs, Kent, lhopheeper, September 3, t 7, and Otirber tl, at ten, at Guildhall. London. Attorney, Mr. Cha lon, No. 7, Chancery-lane. London. DIVIDENDS. Sept. so. Thomas Smith, late of Manebefter, ealieo.printer, dealer and ellapman, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchrfter. Sept. at. Joihua Smith, late of Bradford, Yorklbirs, nteredant, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Bradford. Sept. as. Henry Lloyl, of Kingtoo, Hr.rdordibire, bakery at tai, at the Heed len. KlnSten. Sept. a 3. William Middleton John Holland Prmbettoe, and George pdton, all of Liverp ool, merchants and copartners, at - one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Sept. 25. George Peirfon, of Cockermooth, Cumberland, wooren manufadurer, dealer and Chapman, at ten, at the George and Dragon Inn, Cocker:moth. Sept. 23. W'Uliant Collier, late of Reading, Betts, cementer, dealer and chapatis, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Reading. Sept. 7. Join* Spooner Warren, of Birmingham, dealer and chap. man, at eleven, at the Shakelpear Tavern, Birmingham. Sept. 3. James Half hide the elder, James Half hide the young r, and Edward Hal( hide, of Merton, Surety, calico-printers and copartner% dealers and thapmen, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Sept. is. William James, of Sonnies, Glintorguthire, money - ferimmer, at eleven, at the Bear Inn, Liandllovawr. Sipe lg. Peter Allen, of Nantwich,Chelisire, innholder, at twelve, at the Pled.Ball Inn. Chafer. Septs 7. Adolphus rent and Matthew Pemberton, of Ll reet-fquere London, merchants and copartners, at twelve, at . . - . GnildlielL . - Sept. is. jefepit !inlet. late of Machine, In tie part& of Sebn Maurice, in the Suburb. of York, batter and baeonteeter, at . . eleven. at the Red Lion Inn, tear Monk-Bar, York. Sept. 13. John Gray. of Newcaltlonpoe-Tvne, merchant, ander riter,±aler sod chapeau; u eleven, at the Shakefpear Tavern, Novecittlimipen.Trle.. kpt. t 4. Peter Hunter, of Durham, mocepterlytmer, et eleven, . . . . . , it the Red-Lion Inn, bartsam. llletr 7. Thomas Pcirfon and Wham Se m moo , of Ratio-raw, ilk-ftreet London, Irils faetors and partners, at twelve, at Sept. 29. John Riley, of SWAMI, Yorkihke, Nem-draper, deakr and chapman, at twelve, at the An;el Inn. Shrttitid. Sept. 29. Rabat W111'131146 and Georre Daniel, et Kingftan-eren !WU. merchants, and coparmen, at twelve, at the Whitt Hart Tanis, Ringlten.npon-Hull. Sept. ty. William IR Ideal late of Wakefield, Yorkthire, merchant , at dens, at the White Hart Inn. Wakelsekl. Sept. 24. Hairy HU Harvey, late of Tokenhoofe.ynrd, London, an I of Terrace -court, Upper.ftreet, Iflingtou, hiiddlefea, brace and inferer, at one, at Guild h Odoher $9. Joitph Noble, of Walthamlflow, Ufa , brew er, at ten, at Gulidhall, London. Odeber S. Witham Field, of Ststathass. Surrey, vkluafter, at eleven, at Guildhall. °Reber S. jolts Wright and Peter Davis, of &Mot, linen-dra pen end copartners at eleven, at nuildhall, London. Dec. 33. Ann Lanchefter, of Sachet k-ftreet, Piccadilly, dater and chapwonaan at ten, at thaiklhall. Ott nba• 7. Chula.; Mandy. of Loagtown , Cumberland. dealer and chapman. at alma, at tin Crown and ThiAis, to ltkkcrgate, near Cm Wk. October S. Thomas Williams and William Pendae d, of Link Sultan-Area, Cleriannft, Mtddleics, tin-plate. workers and - . partaers, at cletca, at Gadahall. _ Dec. 3t. Jain TaTtrs, a Wandler, draper, dcaler and 6 !upturn, at tea, at Chillilball. Landau. RANIMUTTS IN IRELAND. John 1 1 .1 1 Carthy. of Detain. merchant, to furrender on the sth and 6th sent. and 6th Odloher Wm. Marthall.o Dobbs; Wilder, to furrender the Bth and inth Sept. and 6th dotter. Ifaae Buren, of pulpit, ourchant, to &nen& the seh and 6th Sept. and oth Odtob r. James Sterling of L.Dary, doter, to fittresatkz tJte tjth sod zGti ion. sod tsti See. , . . A t Edinburgh, on the ieth irr4tuat, by the R ev. Mr. ltjtehestee, Lieutenant John Hadavvay, royal havy, to MIL Azad Brae 4 only daughter of William Bruee, laphulfL;er. • t. Me. pjlebsees. Ifs Agnee Bruce • am, Eft. R. 8. George Pole,Efq. th Indent. Mrs. TUCtotre militia. taloa. lcorge Robertfon, c /6:b year of hip I Army Agent, el. Mr. Greenwood. in Ladle!, boob. Mifs Byron. Grofvenor• erect, non, Chief lonic, t the 7 7 tb leitort. aincut Aegean of Louifa Marls Le a &mod. an, aged 24, Lira. ter Delamotte, of aged feven ream. Walker, Eft. of nrbcil, widow of gooney, who was ration and te- en by the Mediae oiled fusels is the . • tclufive treatment refult of my She I am able the ea. moot in the cats. krtny Surgeon, I 7rfruit Individuals luny d.uagerous allure devoted REAL INFEC- -adly, Al blade of Schoolboys, or raogementler the orSTERILITIt. to or bade to the aplenty haillCoB on of an unguard. arc rally cured. I any Kenton tos 11.1 • lards in the dif- C. Men,. web front relent Gaieties of and ity which is dm rat' ray, but carefully • Ls • Wien for hire to eoceraloty with -A )lENCIES by as of 'aye:wiener. . • • reduce manly tl- ' countersaion co- :tildes will occur( ad, a proper Per- numbaiegfperke o ditippointed in , that in atoll le. hrtallittg..end doe form the Balla of this intimation is ally (or by letters lAiteset, Strand. as adjoleieg, aid of Surgeons. • Mile in General LOTION,. for Coarfenefs, Red. tit ; the only Re- and resuovieg wool foie P. eprie.. , Liverpool, As- valuable Works{ . ore each 14 thee., .. e.Satt interfett which let • arc Genoese. EN. Gdieltation Obis ed his AllSTEllt- a WWI of years.' te packets i k p I) 4'' ilsohle Lotted or ..• fe Fax mod 8/111. fa awl panty be- that k reoeient of • et fide, tan, bow. and libels. or fatigue de a Lady tan ate - - um have reenters 'by any aeries . WWI basset% for .vco the molt I qualities of AM s. tie Skin. It re- rots ado of Pimples. or Carbendes or , Scurf. mod eoet f bedy• I Widen to the deg olittnodkee log Pee petre astute el and whtch , nod become tait etnee • matter o g iurolers, as fee e ns perigee. that Ibl and apyheatho-; t when the tads out Into Plonk% nos. oppofe the We of • er any thing that mates bet the -auk, would have • tale : sot @My se Aotl-leopetteeeso I d up him of its tilde and &Mien [peeks of a oft- soy cite a eve, e dander, ewr tomes with thole ty bows that no r. fo ago may th• tnty of its freed' owl °phew be el with the Abate- melts by Web* DobNoial 4l 3 ; rod Dun a tr. Hothead. :r 4 by all Medidm au, trdeod. and ICZPIT, CUM ✓ N.. I. Coeur 'aspic lki. DIED. On the 9th init. at Cheltenham. John Topham, Eft. P. IL S. one of the Benehers of Gray's Inn. On the abth inf. atTainroouth. Devito. John George Pole,Efq• At Caropbentown, is Argylebtire, on the tyth infant. Mrs. Lang, wile of Adjutant lune. Lang, of the ArgyliChirc militia. On the st itaant, ran Davie, Eft. of Brothertoo. On the yds infant, at Mains of Arbuthnot, George Robertfon, foe of Mr. Rohortfon, of Arbuthnot... Friday evening, at bla honfe at Fulbain, in the yoStb year of HO are, John P.. H. Co:, Ef4. Malay years principal Army Agent, of Craievrourt. Chanarcrofs, and partner with Mr. Greenwood, in the fame firm. On Sunday znoritl g laft, aged 66, Mr John Ladley, boob. Mount-ftreet, Grovefoor-fgiare. On Sunday laft, at Coodwyns, near Hertford, Mile Byron, On Thurfday left, at her houfe, In Loiter Grofienor.ftreet, Mrs. Morton, rellet of the late lion. John Morton, Chief jultico of (*heart.. On big return from Birmingham to Walfall. on the 3' rth inflarr by a fall from his horfe, Mr. ChAvaire, an cmineut furgeon the latter place. On the !Os loftier, in her 16th year, Mifs Loulra Marta Le Ftvre, daughter of Mr. Thomas Le Fevre, of the &rind. On boat; the Vitiorieux, ill the Mediterranean, Azad 24, lieu. t-olot Philip Pciamotte, fecund fon of Mr. Peter Delamotte, thiturd. Oa Wednefday. at Ellett Hall near Lanenfter, aged fevers Yearn, Elizabeth Hill Walker, elddt daughter of John Walker, Efq. Upitr Gower-Brea. At Burntifland, on the [sth inftant, Mn Campbell, widow l'ruroft James Campbell At Doodah, faddenly, the Rey. James Montgomery, who was to years Redor of Dundalk. W HEN Profeffsonal Men of education and to fponfibility deviate from the general fyitent by the ftleatslt of a peculiar Branch, the (anal= of long continued fused" is tha belt criterion of fuperinrity. Ten years have I devoted my pre lee to the exclufive treamsont of THREE DISORDERS, and the fueedsful refult of my phu gives me additional ardour to mole as far as I am able the ea. rages of thofe complaints which are the molt important in the cats. Is of human infirmities. After Initiation into may branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an catty period of Predict to recite Individuals from the Ignorance of anoineated /day or the equally dipterous precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. The THREE DISORDERB,to the care of which I have devoted my attendee, osenprhie every fpeetes of VENEREAL INFEC TION, whether of a recent or loot duration.—adly, Alf Wads of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys, or the indulgence of mature age, and lalUy that derangemenomf the (Titan in Women which called BARRENNESS or STERILITIt„ Numerous &oaks u the rabic of Ignorance or butte b the treatment of a !Writ Oonorrhea, anti It not unfrequently happens that the feeds of Life are polfoned by the Indlfcret ion of an unguard. d hoar. By a fuperior method Each complaints arc rattly cared, and even where atlas have failed, I trait that I nay Ketone to offer a radical re-eftabhihreent. Few. however, are the cafes of complicated Mints in the &r -imier, compared with the calamitous fituationi of Man. wha from Indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of failtionable Life, acquire that Rata of Debility which is Mit unavoidable coofequen es of (06 peralekos habits. Wham the unhippy bioods over his mirery, but carefully easeeels his misfortune, it may be fame confolation for bin to brew, !bat although It be an objed of doubt or noterainty with other PredUtiontn, the removal of there DEFICIENCIES by as gradual petards of renovative is the angtalrement of 'oyes:per/epee. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus ban begun to reduce manly vi. gnur, much ..nziety will be prevented by ail WIT 0011111teflAi011 I thls languid Rate, and in there cafes to great di/Scuttles will occur( But whrre this deftekt.7 has fen years emitted, a proper Per reverence is Indifpatlibly re-Tiffin to IrCIPIVC the flumbaig fret& of Life, and to re-animate the Conftklation. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been dilippointed their mediations _of a Fondly, may be allured , that in molt In lianas Bath defies are curable by Medical RM. The SECRECY which ht fo ellhodal to my undortahing, and tho (tualificathess which I have prefinned to Rape, form the Balla o' my pm-willow, and In coincidence with Inch this intimation given, that Mr. BUB may be eonfulted perfooaUy (or by letters Mclean a finall note) at his hook, No. so, Arundet.limet, Strand. near Temple-Bat There Is an additional tetra= la Water-arm attjariti, sod the ma. It'on both tic dears. M. 1111.61. Membered the Rani Cato of &woos. To the NO)SILITY, GEN I /IV, and the Pudic in General THE celebrated A BSTZ RGENT LOTION.. for the core of SGORBU I'IC ERUPTIONS, Coarfenefs, Red lich, Pimples, Ram the Pate, Maeda, aid Neck ; the only Re medy for effedually cleanest the Oonspatirkm, end reatories Diftaksol the Sitht; is mewed by the Inventor and Ida P eprie tdl tee, S. SOLOMON, PiL D. at sohisiou'a Place, Liverpool, Au thor of The Odds to Health," and other valuable Winks; Plots, ss 6d. Half Pints,sa. 9d. Duty included. wig Note. —A Government Stamp Is patted Co each the nano! mid ducal abode oldie Peapeiebe, thuse„..= Sit moo, Liverpool," warms; tbemln, to counterfeit obi& k Felony, and utillbable of,b Death.—None elk arc Gamine. TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Dr. SOLOMON has at length yielded to sae &incitation of Ms nomeroos enrrerpondents, and has eow prepared his ABSTEL. GENT LOTTO N far pebble rfe, whit* for a fairs of years, .has hien tits on and admiratioa Majtrlvate patents! k p the mon elegmt. fragrant mild, fats , and 'likable Ligidd or Want for Se. diode and alba. Eruptions on the Fax and Mk. It gently refines. the Shan to • degree of fairnefs and panty be yond the powers of deferiptinn. Ladies may rely that k modem the Skin fair, d &ate, and removes every kind et labs, an, kn. ham, sod :U thole freckles which remit, long Mark or fatigue generally produce • in tort, k is the only *mode a Lady tan oft at her toilet with produce; and comfort, or a Gentleman have remade to when Easing Is become a dreadful operation by any emptive ,W-afe an the face. - ailleerien - emay be applied without the fmallelt bawd. fee a mare Coverage rowdy cannot k deviled for two the legit de• hate frame. Ladies and OefitiPlllol may rely on the gird qualities of this Abflergeot, a. the belt clearer and beautifier of the Skin. It re removes freediiy, without pain or tronhle, all lade of Pimples. retearS, Spot., Redacts, Swellings or Cathodes of *he Note, Blotches, Sun-bum, Tan or Freebies, Send, sea egeri (peace of marking on the forfam of the buena body It is minecefiary to enumerate the advantages refs klan to the eraftirteinn of every WWI, by arrival'? reserdskohlh'sah" from the furface of she Skier, and thereby keaptogi roe sad opts the innumerable pettiest:l4 rove thromth which astute expels sit ofd-fs w Dorian humours from the vital Eald, and which /art nbfiredied, are f, reed back spin Into the blood, and Wane al footers of many dangerous Whisks it it therefore • mom moth eopfequenee, as well to prevent hurtful difiarders, ea for its pfi (crostini% of ale, comfort, mid beauty to our ragas, that we deteld omdionelli have reeved/ to proper (mimed application', but more ripecialay it becomes saliently requifse When Miriade of nbltrattiew make their ate, and break out Into Einalticer Rednaf., Carbuncles, or ever cutaneous kruptions. It a by no means ih.notuaton's Intention maypole the We of ow/dams puhatilied for thuffar purports, or to Infer any thing that nay convey the boas* Idea of their taellicary ; nothing Out the Brannen Mikkation horn pictfnnagea of MO rank, would have 'aloe d bun to ',think his Alder:era he public tale not only as a Lotion, to be tiled whllit ender a comic of the Anti-Inopettgloak but as a Cetmct.c in general, the proofs retired by hiker of," virtues are as hohootable as they are loamtrovertible and dednvei there, shisoueh they may Le hibinkted to the tolpeetion of a WS tam, earn ehe id before the public; nor will any aft or tat. however Ilr• II der. as In its nature, or exalted the Illseraite, ewe be '1 he AMIE:pot never falls of hawk with thole who give it a fair trial, and as Ira pries evidently hews that no private ensolement is fought for by rite Proprietor. to are noel tki , public be cantina.• d that nothing bat a a of Its freed' could indrce tie. Snores, to lstsrd the n g7oplasinis h e honoured with by all ranks in pretension than with the BMW'. gent Latino I kick they wSt no doubt procure iambs by Bah* Si the Stamp. Sold at his Watehnufe, No. 6, Callenewreen, Dahlia; and bt hi , appointment, by J. Mathews, No. 16, Strand; rod oud Co. tine, Church-yard, Leaden; Barter, Ht= F ll _ bider, Edinburgh 11.Dooald, Watson. ; and by all Medk'"` Venders Is every Makes Town in Great Britain, bulloils ami Anworica. - - LONDON, Palmed and pahallhed by LEYILLICINT,( I Csa• rebury-Owe. Lambeth) at the Semi Omer. N.. i. Clair fir xt P 4160 aN• at abs liras Pines, Temple Ist.