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L -s ADMIRALTY-0 MAY?t, lBOB. CCTV 'f . :!e. "rstr ice-Admi;-al . 6":.itslted, Commander in Cl-_ , .cf of i is tit; -sty's Ships and Vessels on Ow Coast of Ire land, to the nor:. W. Vb''. Pole, dated at Coil, the ^4th lost. £..--t c .v.:l;:e pleasure is transmitting, for the infurmation of t .. o.r.ru6si.mer.:. 0: the Admiralty, the inclosed copy of C-puin lirtze, of his Majesty's ship Virginia., soh a el this inornir.,: with a Dutch frigate in tow. The LAI= like stunner in which this service has been in d, is as .y exemplified in the modest terms in sett.'t it is rzlatcd, As by the result, and affords an additional 1-:..:tcf au o ma:,) ot what may be effected by that order and u.;ci tine ...nich I havo observed to be so well main 41.1.:C1 on b ct t'... VirgLie. In claied is a return of the killed ard wound rd. I hav, the honour to be, &c. ( J. U. wurrsuen. His Majesty's ship Virginie, at Sea, May 20, 1809, Lat. '6 North, Long. 14 West. Sir—l beg leave to detail for your information, the ca p z.ire of the: Guelderland Dutch frigate, of 36 guns, lay Captain Pool, Knight cf the Order Lingdoin, who is wounded. She was manned '37 men, and had 23 passengers ; a fortnight fr .I', , rgen. It was after an hour and a ha'f's gal defeilce in a night action, on the 19th instant, that he surrendered ; his masts being shot by the board. vv.-ttty-aye of his men killed, and forty se venly wounded. • The enemy wore- three times, and is hi; effort to come round the fourth, fell on-board the Vir,;;:nie,an el did her the only damage worthnotke, for T have been fortunate, having only one men killed and one badly wounded. The night was extremely dark, and the swell to great that the boarders could net act. it any credit is atta:hed to this transaction, I en treat- you to bestow it on the officers and men ; who, tinder every circumstance in service, merit my war mest ccrninenclation ; in this I include .the officer of the Royal Moines, and the gallantry . of his party. — C '.teed any thing snrpass the courage of the people, it as their dexterity in working the ship, which enabled me to keep close to the enemy ; and their exertions in getting- the boats out.to rescue the men of the Gild derland from the flames, that ship takinft fire soon after she struck ; but through the firm discipline of the enemy,it was put out.. Allow me to mention the Pirst Lieutenant, Mr. John Davies, a good officer, of eleven years standing ; and Mr. Nathaniel Norton, a Mate that. has passed for a Lieutenant. I am, &c. • (Signed) EDWARD BRACE. A Li*of Killed and Wounded in the above Action. William little, able seaman, killed. John Woodcock, able seansanorounded ; William Blanchard, landu.an, slightly wounded. .MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, MAY Si, 1808. Ist Regiment of Dragoons—Cornet Ralph Heathcote to be Lieu , ter ant, by purchase, vice Deere, promoted in the 7th Wean- India Regiment. Ditto--Cornet Samuel Gerrard tobc Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Bowles, promoted in the 81st Foot; James Webber, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Gerrard. Inn Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Major Henry West ern., from the leth Light Dragoons, to be Major, by purchase, vice Colton, who retires. ith Ditto--Curvet B. 8.7 horris, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cornwall, who retires; Francis Warren, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Mahon, promoted. nth Diet —Conant Wm. Hall to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Erskine, promoted. 17th Ditte—Robert Herman, Esq. late Quarter-Master, to be Paymaster, vice Byrne, deceased. loth Ditto—Captain Hugh Percy Davison, from the 7th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Harris, who exchanges. 21: t Ditto—Lieutenaht Wm. Vaughan Wallis to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Taylor, promoted in the Ist West- India Regiment. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards--Ensign Henry Stables to be Lieu tenant, withr ut purchase, vice W. B. Cooke, who retires. Celdstreant Regiment of Foot Guards.-Charles Shawe, Gent. to be En- gn, by purchase, vice Crofton, promoted. 7th Regiment of Foot—Captain Wm. Pilkington, from the 36th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Horton, who exchanges; Captain Thomas N. Harris, from the 1 8 th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Davison, who exchanges ; Henry Frederick Compton Cavendish, Gent. to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vios.Peesy, promoted in the 9th Garrison Bat talion. 9th Ditto—Colin Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Shepherd, promoted. 13th Ditto—Lieutenant Bernard Markham, from the 9th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice John Taylor, whose appointment has not taken place. 16th Ditto—Robert Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Henville, promoted in the 65d Foot. 19th Ditto—John Gore Langton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Jones, who retires. 21st Dina—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Bourke, from half-pay of the 46t1f Foot, to bo Captain of a Company, vice Young, who exchanges. er.d Ditto—Second Lieutenant John Bishop to be First Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Minor, who retires ; Lieutenant T. Dando, from the Wiltshire Militia, to be Second Lieutenant. 24th Ditto—Lieutenant Michael Redmond, from half-pay of the 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Waldron,who exchanges. 30th Ditto—Richard Heaviside, Gent, to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice M'Carthy, promoted in the 84th Foot. - 35th Ditto—Captain C. C. Arnett to be Major, by purchase vice Westerman, who retires; Ensign Richard Webb to be Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Arthur, promoted. 38th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Ovens to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Skipton, who retiree; John Cobden, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Morris, promoted; En sign John Cartwright, from the Staffordshire Militia, to be Ensign. !tech Ditto—Lieutenant Coyne Reynolds, from the Ist Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice O'Hea, who exchanges. 40th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Harvey Smith to be Captain of a Company by purchase, vice Jennings, who retires. ind Ditto—Ensign James Young to he Lieutenant, vitt. John M'Donald, deceased; Ensign Alcxsnler Wishart to be Lieute rant, without purchase, vice M.Lachlan, appointed to the Ist Royal Veterar. Battalion ; Thomas Swanson, Gent. to be En sign, vice Young; Alexander Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign vice Wishart. 48d Ditto—John Stephenson, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hobkirk, prompted. VIII Ditto—Ensign Augustus Macnarnara to be Lieutenant, vice White, deceased; Henry liemsworth, Gent. to be Ensign vice ISl.Knarnara. eetth Ditto--Captain Samuel Horton, from the 7th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Pilkington, who exchanges. 7th Ditto--Litt:tenant Hugh Mosman to be Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice M'Kenzie, who retires. ' 60th Ditto--Serjeant-Major Baillie, from the 93d Foot, to be Quarter-Master, vice Marriott dismissed. 61i1Ditto—Lieutenant William Hall to be Captain of a Company, vice Norton, deceased. Froigns to be Lieutenants—C. Cowsiade, from the York Light Infantry Volunteers, vice Simonet, deceased; Raymond Hen ville, .rom the 16th Foot, Tice Harrison, deceased; George E. M'Connell, from the 64th Foot, vice Morgan, deceased; Richard Grant, from the 60th Foot, vice Hall. 64th Ditto—Ensign Joseph R. Wahvyn to be Lieutenant without purchase, vice Fawcett, dismissed; Matthew Roberts ' Gent. to be Ensign, vice Walwyn; Edward Ellis, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Monnell, promoted in the 63d Foot. 65th Ditto—Lieutenant lgoatiut Browne, from the South Mayo Militia, to be Ensign. 67th Ditto—Captain Honourable Edward Acheson, from the 77th Foot, to be Major, by purchase, vice Murray, promoted in the 6th Foot. Toilt Diefo—Ensign Matthew Maxwell to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Gray, promoted in the Bth West India Re eimeut; Francis Eddon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Maxwell. 71st Pitto—Captam Peter Adamson, from the 3d Garrison Bat talion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Newton, who ex chang• s ; Easiae Matthew Dr,vre to be t-lentenant, without ' purchase, vice Adamson, promoted in the 3d Garrison Pasta- lion ; Ensign Donald Res. utenant, vice Acheson. su perseded; John 14-cos, t,. nt. to be Ensigu, vice DfeW, Chas. French, Gent. to he Ensig , vice Ross. 77th Ditto—Lieutewnt Gecrge 'Wesz.:ott to be Captain of a Corn - patty, by purchase, %1112. Aches. n, proinoted in the 67th loot 79th Dtito--Lieutenant William Truce, from the 4th Garrison Battalion, to he Lieutenant, vice Cameron, who exchanges. 84* Ditto—Captain Henry Daubigny to be Major, without pur. chase ; Lieutenant Arthur Bernard, from the 59th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase ; Lieutenant Matthew Burns to be into, vice Daubigny ; Lieutenant Donald Crept ' hart, from the 9th Garrison Battalion, to be ditto. To be Lieutenants, without purchase, I.ientenant IS. Beamish, from the 34 Foot. Ensign John Cooper, from the 89th Foot. rsign Wiliam 'franc from the 43d Foot. Ensign C. B. Munden, from the 94th Foot, vice Burns. 89th Ditte—Francis Eluncombe,Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Cooper, promoted in the 84th Foot. 91st Ditto--Serjeant-Major Scott to be Quarter-Master, vice M‘Calhnn, who resigns. 92d Ditto—Ensign and Adjutant Daniel Stewart to hare the rank of Lieutenant. I st West-India Regiment—Captain Maillard Clifton to be Major without purchase, vice Blackwell, promoted in the 4th West. India Regiment; Lieutenant George Hicks to be Captain of a Company, vice Clifton ; Ensign '1 homes Popham to be Lieute nant, vice Hicks, and William Webster, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Popham. 3d Ditto—John Kelly, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hosack, whose appointment hos not taken place. 4th Ditto--John Pluctlst, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Chapman. de ceased. 6th Ditto—James Robert Stewart Longworth, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Grant, superseded. Bth Ditto—Lieutenant John Gray, from the 70th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice IVigntyre, deceasA. YorWl.igLt infantry Volunteers—Gustavus do Roquefeuil, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vine Cowslade, promoted. Ist Garrisonßttalion—Lleutenatit Grady O'biea, from the 39th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Reynolds, who exchanges. 3d Ditto—Captain Hamilton Newton, from the 71st loot, to bp Captain of a Company, vice Adamson, who exchanges. 4th Dittp--Lieutenant John Cameron, root the 75th loot, to be Licutenirt, vice Bruce, who exchanges. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion—Lieutenant George Bury, from the 401 Royal Veteran lizttalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Taylor, who exchanges. 4th Ditto--LieutenantlM - liael Taylor, from the 3d Royal Ve teran Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Bury, tho exchanges. sth. Ditto—Ensign James M'lntyre, from the 11th Royal Vete ran Battalion, to be Ensign, vice Simpson, deceased. 11th Ditto—William Hamilton, late Serjeant in the 2d Battalion Royals, to be Ensign, vice InPlinyre. BREVET. Colonel Edward Stack, on ha'f-pay of the late Northumberland Fcncibles, to be Major-General in the Army. Lieutenant-Colonel Joun Wood, on half-pay of the lot: Liverpool Regiment, to be Colonel in the Army. Cantain E odd Williams, on the Stall at the Army Depot, to be Major in the Army. STAFF. Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Edward Busbury, of the Royal New foundland Fenciblet, to be Quarter-Maw r-General to the Forces serving in the Mediterranean,vice A lajur-General Oakes. BARRACKS. To be Assistant Inspectors-General of Barracks in Great Britain. fain Delancey, Charles Macpherson, Edward Barron, Robert Archdall, Oliver Barberie, John Baddeley, James Murray Grant, James Brace, George Dennis, Thomas Edgar, William Nairne, James Seymour Davies, George Mackenzie, Esqrs. To be Barrack-Masters in Great Britain, lam Clayton Cowell, Esq. William Manford, William Harrison, and Abraham James Tr. gent, Gents. To be Deputy Barrack-Masters in Great Britain, ..... lobo Be!lairs, and William Corbent, Gents. MEMORANDUbt. Lieutenant Beurmann, of the 2d BattaEN% of the Line of the King's German Legion, who was superseded in the Gazette of the 241 February last, is reinstated in his rank. Ensign Maypowder, of the 61st Foot, and I .ieutenar.t Stoffre gen, of the 2d liattalion of the Line of the King's German Legion, are superseded, baling absent without Lave. The under-mentioned appointments, as stated in the Gazettes of the Ist March 1803, 27th June 1807, and of the 14th May 180 S, have not taken place, 14th Foot—William Price, Gent. t 4 be Ensign. 94th Foot—Charles Wilson, Gent. to be Ensign. 4th Veteran Battalion—Quarter-Master James Ross, from the Slat Foo•, to be Quarter Master. EJIALATA in the Gazettes of the 27th February and 2d April last.-9th Regiment of Foot. For Ensign John A. Themboson to be Litutenamotice MA Tay. lor appoigted to the 13a tea, Read Lusign John A. Thomlinson to be Lieutenant. 13th Fuot. For I.ieutenant Robert Palamt, from the Londonderry Militia, to be Ensign, read Lieutenant Robert Pasthsops, from the Lon donderry Militia, to he Ensign. ORDNANCE OFFICE, MAY SO, 1808. EftnATA—ln the Gazette of the 12th April 1808. For Alexander Thomson, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant in the Corps of Royal Engineers. Dated Sixth April 1808, Read Alexander Thomson, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant in the Corps of Royal Engineers. Dated Tuvyth April 180 S. In the Gazette of the 55th April last. For William H. Jones, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant inthe corps of Royal Engine(.x.;. Dated Twelfth April 1803, Read William H. )ores, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant in the Corps of Royal Engit.cers. Dated Sixth April ISOS. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Carmarthen. st Battalion of Carmarthenshire Volunteer Infantry. Ensign Morgan Morgan to be Licutcnant. Dated May t i , isos. 3d Battalion of ditto. Captain John Brown to be Major, vice Morgan, deceased. Dated May 16, 1808. To be Captains—Lieutenant John Davies, vice Brown,promoted; Lieutenant David Howells, vice Al orris, resigned; Lieutenant John Bail, vice Davies, resigned. Dated as above. To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Enna% vice Howells, pro n3otesl ; Ensign Edwaed Bevan, vice Bail, promoted; Ensign James Phillipps, vice Davies, promoted ; Ensign Richard Mor ris, vice Bowen, resigned. Dated as above. To be Ensigns—John Jones, 'I homas Philipps, David Harries, David Jones, Richard Middleton Williams, Gems. Dated as above. 4th Battalion of ditto. Lieutenant John Williams to be Captain; Ensign Thomu Jones to be Lieutenant ; Ensign lames Edwards to be ditto. Dated as above. To be Ensigns—Howell Philips, William Roberts, Thomas Roe!, (hum Dated as above. _ _ North Hants Yeomanry Cavalry. William Stratgeways, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Baldwin, promo ted. Dated as above. _ _ _ _ - Battalion of Portsmouth Volunteer Light Infantry. Captain James Carter to be Major Commandant. Dated March 28, Igoe. To be Captains—Captain James Deacon, Captain Wm. Case, and lieutenant John Sutton. Dated as above. To be First Lieutenants—Richard Burbey, jun. Thomas Edg combe, James Fowler John Wesmore, Moses Heather, and George Augustus Callaway, Gents. Dated as above. To be Second Lieutenants—Wm. Crocker and Thomas Thresher Sharp, Gents. Dated as above. Oommissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. Lynn and Freebridge Rifle Corps. Philip Taylor, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Brown, de ceased. Dated April 12, I two. Swatfham Light Infantry. Second Lieutenant Henry Framingham Day to be First Lieute . . nant, vice Trt nchard, promoted. Second Lieutenant Crowe to be ditto, vice Lubbock, promoted. Dated May 6, I BC6. . Norwich Rifle Corps. CHESHIRE.. N Charles Corfield, Cent. to be I.it Lieutenant,vice Martin rosigna MANOR, MANSION-I:OUSE., Avr) . P.c . ?. .A:Tv, 1 •••• 1 VAI U.M•LE CONTINGE;;;_Ii• •-. Satnue. Dye, Gent. to be 21 clitto,vi,e i dem , • . promos- • • TO lIE 501.1) BY AUtri iON—By Er. rt.), L . - i'' ::, William Co:11. 'tl, Gent. to la: do, vice l has. t;01.. e:3, pr. .r. o ~ d. Dated IVlay 6, IN O3 . At Garraway's C 1.• . -i Souse; on 'l nanny :he ‘.. tli ••;.' J ^, ~ ; - t. a: I,wc!vt• o'clo:it, i i Otte i.t.r , t;-.ltbs pi•tvioa .y c.i. ..., , ,! . i Norwich Regiment. Pi ivate Col.tracu' r Edmund Rolfe Finch, Gent. to be Ensign, viceUntban k, promo. --• .. i I L I% MANUR rf lA T II‘IIINCTON, ted. Dated May 6, 12 4 18. , Mausian-luaiis , and Offices call d V. : ..i ' 1...., t if.r, - Robert Beare, Gent. to be Ensign, vice V illernont, pr ni. , tea.-- Dated hlay 11, fur tl. comprising a spaciuus and compl.,te Hasidc.,cc tat a I. r, • , BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. bait with stone, and covered with slate, a-3 tinislis.o in ... . : . July 19. The-etas Relitree, of Falmouth, Cornwall, cordwalrar, : style, containing revims of las ge dinieusi, ••.., r 11 , 1 y ,u; .; ; _ dealer and chapinap, at ten, at Wipte's Hotel, Falmouth. . i ometrical stone stairs, tr.ehtsg,ny t.ocrs, n .t. -...,... wi• A ..; BANI(RIWI'm I marbk chit:they-pieces, and oak fLyirs, wi,h •a;srrop, -at. ,•,.. ~ i , and clotac.hcil offices; stabling for .50 ii.lniLt, c0a...-.,.)...•. F. • -.. `r.. Joseph CBI, row or late of Brown's hill, parish of Bide)+, Glow. house, hot-houses, grapery, p..•.,•and. 5..cc.....5i.. , ri-nt . ..4 f e! ~ :I. IA Cei Ft ... shit', clothi.r, to surrender June i 2, at five, June 3.1, and ' July 12, at eleven, at the Ceorge Inn, Stroud. Attornies, Mr; i kitelloal2rdul,s with hot walls, inns r., ,, m-i:ut.s:., a; , •bai!•:. Evai-.s, 'rhea •s Inn, London ;or Mr. Laniburn, StroutL i ice-heuse, a !multi y-house ul on i. sup..rior -,zai , ', :..,;' , •••,..re n , 'merit Lads, of the Culomvreial Cilar.lbors, Minories, London, cossary buildlng far agrkultaral pori.as -3; d -v. , ..i5:41-•, , , ha - ar.,7 ship and ins..trkuic.•-broker, June =", 11, and July 12, at ten, at cottage ledgesovitli slirulrb -ry and pranta i :ns 5 , a,..1,1;- • .:, t••,- ! i.,. ‘ ... : Weaver, ac a coaeonient 3 . ..qa:'.ce front 5:..• 11 :ins, , s•• ' i•-• -al Guildhall. Attondes, Mr. Allan, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. on very 1.1z.,1.1y ornutitemat L r.,..! , ,,., ant! 5i..... it.. 3 ;.. Jo:in !.vans, of Lairdigan, linen and wcoll , ii- draper, dealer and ' slu'ltect chaptr.an; June 16, at eve, June :7, am'. July 1 4 , at eleven, at abo:it ti lOacr•-s cl land, chLey In ,a34 , -...:-..1 pactire, ~: ....,, ri r the caristoph...: Inn,in Olth. Atrornietr Mr. (;Psert ltotton, gua•itv, divided into fdr:r.s, and let to z.--; ........:hle ten.t.: :, te -:, Prime t....eiwood, bornerr.ets'-tire; or IV:r. Wan. Ellis, No. 65, and plantations in hand, and orsani..-;:t al ..:fie -s and J.! .r::• z.:. Hatton-Garden, I..oridon. : j Ai:hilt the road; thi• w Iva:. -..4•„:,111..,. - ft 7n: l. i. c a ,1...:yc....:..12, .::ii James Uatvin, of Wandsworth., Snrrey, miner, mealman dea'...r . elegant residence for a large t stal..ll:,!ist. .. and chapman, Juno 4, 11, and July 12, ats.leven, at G uildhall. ' To which there is attaclicd, a tr.- -.: 5.. , I.le .-',:'. - AT . Attorney, Mr. Druce, Billiter-square. , which, if attentit d to, far exceeds the. v•due t f :hit r-:.:,: , ;....: .. Jan Millington and Joseph M ihicgtoe, of Hounclsditch, London, sidence. glaziers and cnpurtne.-i, June 11, Is, and Jtily 12, at ten, at The Estate is situate one mile from `'•• , :.;a• is':, 1% 1 . ..2.: C'..-.e. Guildhall. Attmmy, Mr. hooks', Arinour,r's Hall, Coleman - t er, 22 from 'Manchestvr, a! , O ::0 fri , ,n ! , ~.:• - .., I May he virwed, by applOtg I. :b.' 11 v. .1.. t., -.-.!:.., v , : street. DIVIDENDS. 1 nirgton Lodge, near Nurthwtch; :..-.3 y.;•.: ~...: p ,;:,,•;; 4 .., ~....0 June 9. James Saunders, lite of Ealing. Hants, maltster and corn 'be had or Mr. Wyatt, Lime (ft ove, :.c!..7 i..::; .r; ,t. :,:•. .Y .. factor, at three, at the White Horse Inn, Rontsey. win Wyatt, !-;•dicitor, St. ,Vap!•.; at the IV , . 1, C!:tui r:....‘ ' :::. June 13. James Bradshaw, Lite of Hungerford, Wilts, maltster, tel, Liverpool ; the Bridg,..tvater _Errs, : , .1,,,,,,,,, , , ~. , • . at sleven, at the Bear Inn, Hungerford. i Mr. Claridge, No. 47, Pall l'.lall, !.. , 1.•'.,'. w! , ••• • a i•i us ct :b. ]wee 1. Joseph Bell, of lleur-de-lis-street, Spitalfields,Mida:sez, E , lae n'..ty 1 .- 4 '' ' ''' • ,ad• f''rf . '•iaili , 'lli-•!• , '' ••••••.•. - sot:p-manufacturer, at ten, at Guildhall. --- .1 1 ti.i•Jaa 1....a...s Liu: y.tolat•Al 1.;-.. . ) ..1:7 ..,.. ,;•• 1. •,, 3nne 14, Thomas Palle and John Gitunilett, of Leadcnhall-street, cial effects of :il" I .S.ISi ii: Y": 1 OA i f Ni . A. , . i L.., Ltuidon, merchants and copartasers, at twelve, at tatMdlsall. • . June 1. Samuel Battornhl, of Salford, Lancashire, liquor..ner- T C DIWPS. a run. d ot Thirty V, ar ..n. , u, .....m.- ~: • t ..... chant, at three, at the nn•nvern, M3r.chest‘ r. I r !IP! Care of •eu,.v., , bust, I- fIC, eta s ..r. Sc-orls ':•.. :• , r s . at lir:NA:l , ns. a• •.1 A:art:m.ll Cire_lata. to! ...3 , .ex. .01 ..; .1 • ,-.,, June 14. Elizab..th Crace Simp!,ols, late a all's Butiz , nzs, 1 hlidtiksez, taylor, at twelve, a: Guildhall. Me•b- ide s in ord.:- t, prev.-n. the sy,terr Leitiol , ri.,g ti.:.-.....; i-f 1 ces any at thiti p. rind of the y,ar to a ...c..7 ,e.Li., -o.lle 1:•.• ,r ; Ns June 7. Chricliton Horne, of Poland-Ar • t. t, Ratchge Highway, Middlesex, glass-maker, at one, at t.uilo.iall. r-torn of ;lw Hitt. ~)i,plaiii:, . . June 14 , Rotert Adam., late of Oouthanspron, s! ip-huild. r, at ' tort Me ' i " is '''' w s '''' i. ' I " ttl ` .4 t ' l s `. 15 ' 1 •; il.v. '' l ' . ' ' .l ' . ' : 't eleven, at the Dolphin's Inn, ! . .0 .t!ramp:on. K:: g's Patent, expr.-ssed on du. b.cle, bill a .11rt5.t . ..1•. - ,..:•.1 \ 'A. . I fs . i need larger 11. 2s. duty i,lclitileil s havicg the tyr , -...,-,?.. • tl,r, June 1. John Taylor, of Aland.. sr. roil, rc:.a.A, a. c ob.:7:11. at :Le ' George Inn, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. , si 1e wrapp.er. "i 1.,... King's ditty also i 4 printed in 1,1.A..A. ~..,% June 18. George '1 honisan, late of Luke.ttreet, WI straincter, a!lt , .a , ce of .:d , in each 15..t:1-, on •alti••e li 1( Aat • ~..n. ..._ ~: 1 (ir!l L.O. V L toil it qi tret,tment r• rt ;1.:a:.. i.":!• in 'LI . . unguarded hour, and that 1) 1-:ii! s.n v ftd Lubits. Mr. lit it.; it laving bve". t!:is iin1:1CII for the lag eleven y...0.r4 in this it is pry...t.:, 1 the adv:intake of stic'a the utmost sac c:ss with which they dtviye ss mm, the Ct.rr C'ciupiainte.—lu all casts of ree,nt oc,:urr. , nce ON cure ud pa,in and elaneer are equally avoi4l,-d. In every trot; i• t ease,.and to th‘ne distressing deficiencit.s, which arc t!tc ••- qu..r ceb of youthful imprudence, cm the enereattn7, r , J:eritY i r ra eli rates,their Inod.: cf Treatment oy.ur p.:niancrt re.toratrion the t: !Tr , are st,•ed en the tit It it! tervi'.7w, or ie r to letters, Lel( 'it eV -ry the mw-.t i-vinlable s...crecy is oloi terwd.--.2; sitar •I'..mple Dar. There is an aitliti-Jnal en:v.l"re t• r-street merchant, at clevcn, at Guildhall. June 14. Leonard 'labial:km, of Back-lane, Middlesex, wlicel wright, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 11. Richara iliiliicfcr. - 1, Devonshire, lincn.draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 4. John Abrah.:m, late of Hound:ditch, London, warchous , mai, at ten, a: Guildhall. June 3. e , ainuel Stenson, of Kensington, Middlesex, chcescntan. ger, dealer and chapman, at twelve, :it Guileha 1. June 4. John Werner, of Elnadon, ESSCX, shopkeeper, at one, at Guildhall, London. June 4. John Bitten Wienholt, of the Old Swan, London, n:or chant, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 4. William Webb, kite of Westminster Bridge road, Lamt both, Surrey, coal-merchant, :it etc, at Guildhall, London. June 3. John Brown, now or late ci Liverpool, diaper, at eleven, at the Coach and Horst-., Chewer. lone 4. John Carleten, of Hilbeek Hall, Westmoreland, cotter.- spinner and manufacturer ' at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June 4. John Price, of Fins bury-space, Londcz, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. June 4. Joseph King and 'Wm rdward King, Covent• Garden, iiik-mercers and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall. Lunt 4. James Eyde atd John Clualtalck, of Manchester, dyers and clpartia...rs, at one, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. June 4. Wdliarn Kirkby, of Manchester, merchant, at two, at the Dog Tavern, Di ansgate, Manch6ter. May 31. John Green, late of Reading, Berks, meal:nap, at eleven, at the Augel Inn, Reading. CHING WOR 1.0 ZYNCES. VvIO RIMS are the most I requent s‘... , urces Mi. deen's Thyir symptom ',every Parent and (4.ar• dian of Children shoz,ld be acquair.c:cly..ith. They cect• ten lo,< of appetite, a palene".-. of the colon,. it . tl.e face, el.v.v.iation and irrc. galarstst.e of the Bowels, attende after with vielo.:t pairs ; they bring on convulsiors ; they afb..ct the grcwth of the body,and they prove fatal, by en.e!i-g in a soosuinption or decay. Both as %rte• ventive and cure cf these alarming c•nnplaints, the above exe , .:l!ca Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of !he hi! -,, trt characters in this c.buntry, both in rank and repectabi'.ity, to 7 --re no equaL Their public approbation, given to CI , Proprietor, a personal knowledge of its wonderful success iii their own fa: M. lit a vamps its meri• beyond co:opeihiln, and gives a Elnctinn to it, of which no other Medici-nu o: the kind can boa:t. Parents a-..! ot:l , .•rs, who have the care of children should have this reined' 1 . MARkIF.D. fa t ily iViedichte to resort to, whenever the Ston-.acli or I.;owcl• cf The Hon. Edward Spencer Con , vr, to Miss C. M. Philirs, Children are a.ty way di:ordered, which it will always Isc found youngest daughter of Thomas Mara Phillips, Esq. of Clacudun I re wholesal,: and re , all, at Ching a , :d Na. 4, Park, Leicestershire. Cheapside, London ; :old retail by nio:.; cotintri Venders, in bout ' at ds. 9d. and rs.r , t. ev.311. 1)1}a. Wednesday last, at Purtrook,;l;ere she was for th. , benefit of her health, Mrs. Flstch.ir, wife of Major Fletcher, of the Artifi ccrs, daughter of the late Dr. Mudge, of Plymouth, and sister of ; Captain Mudge, of his Majesty's ship Phcenix. At his brother's house, Canonbury, J. M'Call, Fag. late of tlio Island of Jamaica. On the 24th ult. Sir Thomas Borah, of Fronfraiih, Cardigan shire. On Monday, at his father's house in Grosvenor-place, aged nine years and ten months, Edwood Beanicy. At Spottes-ball, the 16th ult. the Rev. Dr. Junes Muirlirod of Logan, Minister of the Gospel at Uri, and one of his h.as,:sty's Justices of the Peace fur the stewartry of Kirkcudhlight, in the 6gth year of kis age, and ggth of his ministry. LI 1) bt.1.0 %it .V. I POOL. .... .... _ ___ SUFFOLK—Copy of a Letter trom Mr. 7. balite, Book Act and Statioute, Bury'St. b . .,:nrst.tn, Sta. Dory, F.trt t. tt:',... AI'EASON who ba4 feveral tirs'es iew for .1 leg. 61 bottle of your Cott:Atli:aim of Gil :d. la;dly caltet'.ll.•. ,, me for a bottle. and informAd me tli.,t it het .1 r t t.int A wi - •r -1 ful d: II efgoo,l--tic 11.,..t tn cn erado.i;ty dechr,in4 &,r a t.,,, F !;,-,r. , --ha.l (pent a great deal of nt , tlty lor.Wvict and ~ tutta rot , 11 4 ; I —ht pAil ene mir g eon 151 rno , her ra MA a.t u, i o r-tai r o' - At the time lie (en. fur the fit ft MAIL,: ..if yet:r Cor,..i 1 :Alm rt I :i ., "t i htcotill nit walk 3 , 1',64 tht. Iseult: if:4MA] , th: ,tiltt7tnte ~f ...t,:e one V , hrlp hi•-n—in.l , l , l he was g(virg IN ,T e 1 IF • :•r- :1i... , ! , tit 1 taken the rid, A?, hot a few .la,t.. Arrce,ble t.) OA. c . ir &Di. k . tits ! he ftutul timfdf much better. fir coo ii•tl-r t.i11 ,, i 't at V.I , VIII:, and flog . ' hie appeararee i• lit,stv , ti de writ IrtAt hay tote r, :1 WObt4 to to whit you pi,.fc with the at n‘e averts , rti • w!-.1;...t is .._. HIL;1 - 1 WATER AT LUzil)W.4 B2.ll):iii. 04,1U1t1:0 Mornin& 34 minutes af, Er 7 Afternoon . ... 4 toirmt at.ttr literally as he t! Id it me. i a-t. t-ir, Your o'.,etl:i‘t 1 t riot. Thoft• who with to have the 711,.'!::5.e iinmeri;a!ely frAol the Dodtar t,y fen‘iirg the money for any qtrintle, !bey tt$;1;:-. 1r• •; will love them lent lry loch earriar otrce nrilers tor any fem tray be km by Ito:Lure be returned in the box, or coders v:ith csh walled wit: be duly RHEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY I AFFECTIONS, with their usual csncorritazAs, Siaun, e.r flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and rieral Debility (oriri nating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD'S ESSENC.E of MUSTARD 1- L.LS, fiter every • other means had failed. attended to The Fluid Essence of M u stard (used w i t h t h,. Pill s , in thrsa Fro;:er diredlions for every cafe. towable periwig ta cltre complaints where ncecssary) is perhaps the most active, pene- felt. 1 , 13 , t` with each tattle. trice MA . a¢u i' • ' 3 trating, and effectual remedy in the world, generally curier the severest SPRAINS and BRUISES, in less than half the time usually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used immediatelrafter any artident,it prsvents the part turning black. WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CE RATE, Is equally efficacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimple:, Ringworms, Shingles, Breaking, out on the Face, Nese. Eas, and Eyelids, Sore and !Owned Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutic Humours of every Description. Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. I Greek-street, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at 2s. 91. oath ; the Cerate as Is. I Id. and 2s. 9d. Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kirgdom. •,.• The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp,with the name of R. Johnston inserted on it. IMPOR THE Advantage the Public imast. always cedar from regularly educated profes'iorl n direrir; . exclusively their studies trione species of nia!ady,was rtow clearly demonstrated than by the unexatepled sir . et s, v..i• :71 ! ' attended the tOtniuistra•ion of their new r. dinars run sit has performed. Fora lo,:g Ks ai ye:x. - , N.' • Ct . lttar. ael Co. Surzeons, formerly M ajcsty's strviee, I ••••• made tire Venereal ilisrase the partict.lar objerr of their !!' gaticn, and are ha:py in having discovered a medicine stu.a eatert. mercury in the tare of tliat complaint ; it is sailieient to that the efre - ts of this remv.ly ate dia netrically of mercury, for though it cur.ipletely eradicates every v.:: "Ft the virus, in its most confirmed stages, yet it does not in 'he I injure the conssitation ; on the contrary, it renovates th., •y,t‘i-t DIXON'S CF.I.EIiRATED ANTIBILIOITS in all its natural fouctions, promotes appetite, aad facilitates , T HESE Pills have long obtained a just celebrity gegion : thus ins!ead of reducing a strong and vigerous cons:tu:. -A- IA the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothc- don to the frightful condition that mercury doe., it not caly ra cary,and from their great success in ma ny o b s tin a t e bilious Disor- • serves that constitution in its primitive state, hut restoria a usak dere, on numerous patients of distinetioa and others, particularly the and debilitated one to its natural strength and v igoa Nu ridar Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gut gory Page Turni-T, less installers are en recent record of the superior vitir;;:y c'r the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Via 'oumess Bulkeley, &c. medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as k ;;rapt:' - • Etc. he waspersuaded to offer them to thepsblic,under the apptu- ; corrective to bashly debility, whether proceeding fr. as ?At bation and sanction of their name. The following a proof of their effioncy of coaiveal or illicit pleasure, or from the more insiciions, theit t a j not less. destructive, indulgence of incautious youth of both setd a Deal Castle, Haverford Weat, Fouth Wales, Feb . 24 , 803. in a c_rtain pernicious habit. Amidst the nu; laucholy variety ef a Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr. Dixon al- • disorders waich are the consequence of this solitary vice, there arc though not personally acquainted with him ; would take it as a fa- none mutate alilicting than that distressing state of debility and di your, if he would send him four or five taxes of his Pills as situ , fieiency whicts pr e v e nts or e mbitters the matrimonial state m l" as he possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi- unhappy suffer e r broods over his misfortune, ashamed to se• .4 " tine, is now ptegnant, and very unwell ; for the great service they ' lief, until he is redaced to such a state of weakness as to maid have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Col. Bishop and all his fa- life oppressive. To such persons it must be a cot:sating l ariat roily, Capt. Lloyd feels it his defy to recommend the pills whm;re - non to know, that they may now, by a new infallible m ete ever he goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint some treatment, be restored to that greatest of ali human blessiraa persons as venders in this county, it would be a benefit to the strong, manly and vigorasts constitution. community." t In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever CaliSeat:7l The Pills are found to be an incomparable remet!v for rastoring • as w e ll a s in e v e ry speci e s of venereal Infection, lalta' , r•sel'" l . the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for pre, .nting and Co. may br rousulted by patien t s. of either sea pi''' A'• crudities, and their cor.sequent dhaeezble eruetatmaa- saltl then- greatest secrecy and honour, at their house, No. 107, i Duo"; lawless They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick ' Garden. Patients in the country describing the particulars di ... headaches, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by pr; gnancy, their complaints, by letter post paid, enclosing a rank notof and a debilitated stomach, Is hether arising from the acrimony of ; Piave the necessary medicine and advice sen t to any par: the redundanbile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Entices, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row, London ; Baxter, Edinburgh and at LONDON: Printed and pubitsiteti tilsl I', Ott Glasgow ;and retail by m country Medicine Venders, in boxes , terbuty Place, Lambethr at the tires-015 EL NO. I. tal e :' at 2s. 941. and Gs. each. I atr.ett. Published also 3.. she ST/m.4h sics, Ttsr.pl-flars BIRTHS. On Sunday se'nnight, the Lady of Captain Dcvnunan, R. N. of a son. The Lady of Dr. Erskine, Argyle-square, Edinlnirgb, of a son. • se , ' to , . - p -.1110 1 I .77,- • 000 4 . Ars IWc. 111wP AsPg sow •itaig here ; tie Bog TO ('E' Wit a Wm MARL erect cadet Wu Mira? -- Aqb le' P. TONVJ !WY i told avert( ii• ind sm. 1 rd; ir+ 1 tow. 1...-- rsoi obi