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II - - 11 WM the LONDON GAZETTE, Otiolper 22. Bti 111 E K PROCLANIAT:ON. CEO:Zt:I: B. Whereas by an Aft pafred in the 43d year of our reign, intutiled, An Aft to repeal an Aft paired in the laft Seflion of Parliament for ellablifning regu littions reipefling Aliens arriving in this Kingdom, or refident therein ; and for ellablifliing, until three months after the Ratification of a Definitive Treaty of Peace, Regulations refpeBing Aliens arriving in this Kingdom, or refiding therein, in certain cafes;" we are authorized by our Royal Proclamation, from time to time, to require and command every Alien who now is in, or who fhall hereafter come into Great Britain, except as therein excepted, to regifter him felf or herfelf, and thereupon to obtain our Royal Liccnfe to refide within this kingdom, as therein mentioned : Now we, being defirous of carrying into execution the purpofes of the faid AB, do, by this our Proclamation, by and with the advice of our Privy Council, require and command every Alien who fhall be in this kingdom on the day of the date of this our Proclamation, except as hereinafter ex cepted, to regiller himfelf or herfelf, in the manner hereinafter mentioned ; that is to fay, AU Aliens ref ling in the City of London within ten days from the publicat inn of this our Prod .mation in the London Ga z. tie, fo Recited- therafelves with the Lord Nlayor of the raid city. All Albin refriing in the City and Liberties of Weiteuinficr, or elfewbere within the Bills of Mortality (except the City of Lon don). or relbisnst within ten miles of the City of London, [hall, withir ten cLys fmm the publication of this our Prociantation in the Landon Gazette, fu lie:pita thetnfelvcs with the Magiltrates at one of the unckrmentinited Public Offices, in the bifida of which 05ce fuck Alien Thal' then relide; that Is tofay. the Pollee Office, Q2ecei iquare, Weibrninfter ; Great Martheirougionreet ; Fitton Garden; Lambeth-awe. Whiecchapell Worfhip-ilreet, Shot litch ; Hizb-Oreet, Shadwell ; and Upton Hall.Southwark. All Alie n s refiditia out of tile aforefaid, and within any Cities or C.arwate 'rowsis, or within the Jurifdletices of the Ma giftrates of fuck Cities or Corporate Towns refpedively, mall, within fourteen days from the publicition of this our Proclama tion in the London Gazette, fo Knitter tbendeires with the Mayor or n her Chid Magiftratc of loch Cities or Corporate Town. rer,,,aire;).. • And all Aliens rending in other plates in Great Britain anti, within eighteen days Gum the publication of ;this our Proclama tion in the London Gazette, fo Resifter thezdelvcs with tome Ma 'dirge of the County or Place where fuck Aliens tefpedively ilkan r lido And we do further require and command all Ali ens who fhall come into Great Britain, after the pub lication of this our Proclamation in the London Ga zette, to regifter themfelves in the manner hereinafter mentioned with the Lord Mayor, Mayors, or other Magiftrates as aforefaid, within two days fter every Each Alien fhall have arrived within any fuch city, town, diftrift, or other place to which he be al lowed to proceed, by palrport granted for that pur pofe, except Aliens who are required by our Procla mation of the t 2th Auguft /aft to land at no other Port than the Ports of Yarmouth, Harwich, Dover, and Southampton, and at Gravefend, whom we here by require and command to regifter themfelves in manner hereinafter mentioned, at the Alien Office in Crown-ftrect, Weftminfler. And we do further require and command every Alien, for the purpofe of obtaining fuch licence as aforefaid, to deliver, or caufe to be delivered, to the per'on or petfons with whom Inch Alien is here by required to regifter himfelf or herfelfas aforefaid,a full and true declaration or account in writing of his or het name, age, place of birth, rank, occupation, profeflion, the place of refidence, when laft in his or her own country, together with the fail and principal place of refidence before his or her arrival in this kingdom, the narne<sr names of Come perfon or per - foes in this country to whom known, the reafon or purpofe for which he or the came to this kingdom, the time when, and the place at which, fuch Alien loft arrived in Great Britain, and where his or her as tnal refidence has been fusee fuch laft arrival, and is at the time of giving in fuch declaration, which faid declaration or account null be figned by fuch Alien with his or her mune or mark. And we do hereby authorize and appoint the faid Lord Mayor, Mayors, and other Magiftratcs as afore faid refpeflively, to receive fuch accounts as afore faid, and do require and command them refpeBively to caufe the original account to be tranfmitted within, *two'clays to our principal Secretary of State for the borne department. for the purpofe of fuch Alien ob siointour royal licence to relide within Great Bri tain from the raid Secretary, whom we do hereby au thorize and appoint to grant fuch licences, or from lbdi other perfon or perfons who now are, or who Drill from time to time be authorized and appointed 'by us to grant loch licences. • And we do further authorize and require the faid Lord Mayor, Mayors, and other hlagiftrates as afore fold, to whom any loch account (hail be delivered as aforefaid. to grant under his hand and feat to the Alien delivering fuch account, a provifional licence to reticle within Great Britain, under fuch reftriflions as fhall appear fit, during the time that (hall be there• min allowed to Inch Alien for obtaining our noyal li taence as aforefaid. - And we do further declare, That this our Procla mation (hall not extend to require any Alien to obtain filch licence as aforefaid, who fall, before the publi catioa of this our Proclamation in the London Ga• attic, have obtained our royal licence to refide in any part of this kingdom. And we do further dicta, that every Alien as ifnrefaid, upon every change of refidenee, as well to any place in the fame city, town, diftrift, or place, as in any other city, town, diftrift, or place, (hall give four days previous notice thereof to the perfon or perfons with whom he or the has been fo regiftered. and (hall attain regiller himfelf or bead( in manner before mentioned, according to fuch new refidenee, declaring the residence from whence he or Ike fo re moved. • And we do further declare. That no Foreign Ambalradnr, or either Public ltfinitter duly author sized, nor the domeftic fervants of any fuch Foreign Ambaiador, or Public hfinifter regiflered according to the clireBinns of the Laws in force few that puTe, 'and being aatially attendant upon Inch Amballidor • tit Minitt , r ; nor any Alien rot Move the age of 14 years, (ball be deemed within the meaning and intent of this Proclamation. And we do further declare, that all fuch licence; lad provifional licences, as aforefai,l, th ill be given without fee or reward, and (hall be lubjett to no duty or charge whatfoever. And we do further declare and 0331 C known, tha , every Alien who (ball be found at large in Great Britain, after the time by this oar Proclamation li• meted for ,regiftering, and theseu k un . ohtaining li cences as aforefaid, inch Aliens nut having obtatneil fuch licences refpeiiively, and not being eiempted as aforefaid, liable, on convietion. to Coffer imprifottmcnt for any time not exceeding fix months, according to the provifions of the laid Act. Given at our Court at St. James's, the lath day of October, 1803, in the 43d year of our Reign. GOD SAVE THE KING. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. w•a-orrict, OCTOB 22, 1803. BARRACKS. _ To be BarracksMalters in GrratliriTain-s-Samuel Palmer, Efq. Captain in the Beer and Seaton Volunteer Artillery. James Dufantoy, Gent. Lieutenant of Invalided Marines, vice Da vie, promoted to be Extra Militant Barrack-MaßersOcneraL George Lawfoa Halt, t fq. late a Captain in the 30th Foot. ERRATA in the Gazette of the Both of Augult and Both Sept. tBth Light Dragoons—For Robert lion Geot. to be i'ornet, by parehafe, vice Patrice, who retires, Riad Rthrrt Carew, Gent to be Cornet, by purehafe. 9th Battalion of Referee—Far Captain Thomas Fellowes. from half-par of the loth Foot, to be Captain, with temporary rani in the Array, read Captain Thomas Fellowes, front halt-pay of the 54th Foot, to be Captain, with prrtiontria rani in the Army. Blosham and Banbury Light Horfe Volunteers. George Frederick Stratton, Efq. to he Major-Comandant ; Henry Dawkins jun. and Charles Brown Moityn,jun. Eters. to be Cap tains; John Davis, and Thomas Cobb, jun. Gents. to be Lieute nants; John Shorter, Gent, to be Cornet and Surgeon ; William Walford, jun. Gent, to be Cornet. Ploughley Troop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. • John Hstrtfon. Efq. to be Captaln.bernotandart ; -- Brtn brielte. Cert. to be Licuteoaut ; Robert Greaddli, Gent. to be Comet. _ _ ------- Upper Aglrigg Volunteer Infantry. Sir George Arznytage to he Lieutenant Colonel Commandant; Northend Nicholls, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Joicph Haigh, and George Beaumont, Efqrs..to he Majors. To be Captalns—Brzmell Dyke, Walter Stables, Spencer Dyfon, William Horsfall, Matthew Melon, John Wolley, Ganis Sea ton, John Harrop, John Radcliffe, Walter Beaumont, John • Roberts, and Lewis Fenton, Eftro. To be lieutenants—John Roberta, John Buckle), John Harrop, John Lees, John Mandell, James Roberts, Joieph Armitage, Henry Nelfon, Henry Heton, John Anthill, Michael Turner, Jofeph Hinchcliffe, William Saunders, and James Brook, Gems. T. be Fmfigns—,amuel Knight, William Blackburn, John Braye, John Harrop, John Lodge, Jofrph Gyfon, and John Blackbarne, Gents. Loyal Anglerea Volunteers. Lord Warren Bulkcley to be Lieutettant•Colonel Commandant. tit Battalion—Owen Putland Meyrick, Efq.to be Lieutenant- Colonel; Sir Robert Williams. Bart to be Major. To be Captains—John Williams,Rowland Williams, William Spar row, Auguitus Elliot Fuller, Etqrs. and Sir Wiliam Bulkeley Hughes, Kat. To be Lieuteuants—Wllliam Williams, John Jones, Wm. Willianu, William Meyrkk, John Williams, Grath Roberts, John Jones, William Hughes, Owen Roberts, and William Price, Gents. To be Enfigns—Richard Lewis, John Lloyd, Hugh Ll oyd, Henry Hughes, and William Thomas Gents. To be Adjutant--John Jones, Gent. ad Battalion—Paul Parton, Efq. to be Lieutenant-ColoneL Bodychen Sparrow, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—J ohn Gritikh Lewis, John Price, jun. William Hughes, William Hughes, and Holland Griffith. Efqn. To be Ligutenants--Johii Roberts, James Webfter, John Evans, Stephen Roofe, Robert Bulkelcy, John Poynter John Owen, William Williams, Robert Prichard, and Pierce Thomas, Gents. To be Eafigns—Peter Webfter, Thomas Jones, Thomas Lewis, Evan Richards, and Jared Jackfos Gents. To be Chaplain—Rev. John .Wiftlanu:. To be Adjutant—Theophilus JOllet, Gent. To be Surgeon—Owen Tilley, Gent. Bicetter Independent Company of Volunteers. Henry Walford, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant ; Wm. Whar- ' ton, and Samna Comic, Gents. to be Lieutenants; William Shillinford Gent. to be Eiagn. Banbury Volunteer infantry. Richard BOA, Efq. to be Major-Commandant; Pater Disnell, and John Heydoo, Efqm to be Captains. To be Limmats--Thorum Banker, John Stenna,Charles Ward, and Richard Judd, Genre. To be Eadispo—Jobn Salmon, and William Judd, jun 04:1321. Cattenck and Richmond Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant Triftrum Hogg to he Captain. To be Lientenants--Thernas Hunter, John Richton, and George Donftiwalte Glans. To be EoLisn:—Thomas &pea, Geist. To be Quaruz-Mager—Richard Wilfoo, Galt. Chalbury Volunteer Sharpthooters. - - - - - - • Benjamin Holloway, Efq. to be Captain. Robert Morris, Gent to be Lieutenant. Cokethrope Independent Company of Volunteers. Edward Shirley, £(q, to be Captain; John Backlhell, Gcnt. to be lieutenant; and Anthony Fradus, Geol. to be Engin. Loyal Dalea Volunteers. Thomas Maude, Efq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Simon Mamas Scruope, Efq. to be Major. To be Captains—Peter Deny% Francis Riddell, John Ryder Wood, to t b i l i z er lkere, John Chemin; Charms, George Wray. Thomas , Richard Allen, and Richard Blanchard, Ekes. To be Lleutcnanto—deorge limn, Thomas Who Morley, Chriflopber Topham, Lo - pron Topisam James Wood. Willia m Sadler, Mils:oaf:Miami Parke, Willia m Wray, Jeremiah Coul son, Ralph Sappho°, °Swell Wood, John Robfon, James Al len, Wiliam A&ro Wil li am Porches, Ralph Roblufam and WWl= Farah Gents. . To be Lifter, and Choißeplier Strati . . Cents. . - . fwelme Handred Volunteer Infantry. William Lowdes, Efq. to be blejor•Commsusdant. To be Captains—Thome Toovey, Robert Philtimore, and jobs Freakha, Efqrs. Henley anti Binfield Volunteer Infantry. lobo Atk'n Wright, F.fq. to be Major-Commandant. Co be Captains—Juba Cooper, Samuel Mout, and William New. Etqra. To be I lentenanta—Jamea Cloak, Tboenu Halt, and John Ap pletoo, To be knficos—Williarn Aycock, John Rarbbone, and James Orme, Gann . - Lenknor and Pirton A'olonteerlnfantry._ The Right Hags. Lard Charles Spencer to be Limb-nem-Coked Commandant. John Pane, Pfq. M.P.; John Spencer, Efq. M.P.; and :1 bonus Vane, 14. To be IJentenanew—Richard Darks, Richard Lanipitt, and Win. Hayward, Gent,. To be £n p--Than,. Cent. Milton Volunteer Infantry. Francis Efq. to be bisjor-C t. 'I o be Cali:Zia—Kober' Peers, Ul m T z l l e? and Merles Peers, Lfqrs. To be Lieutenams--Wllliaat Jeramett, jan. William Eldridge, and William Sheen. Gent. _ To be Entigno—li dawn Wens, Thomas Han, and John T. pars, thank Otf..sralaire Langtree Volunteers. Phinp Lybie t(. to be Major-Commandant; Hes ty Caivaley Cotton, anti Satood Gdrditor,Elqrs. to be Captains . To be Liestmant.—Orinith Ward, William White, and John Pittman Gents To ha Entigot•-Edward Futhroat:, Join Pmfman. and lA%Nam Patinae, Gana. Picketing Lythit 'Volunteers. Air Creorpe Cal Icy. Bart to he I okiltenalitAkiked• John Fotbergill, LCq to he Major. 're be Captatu.--lkorge Beiwkek, Chaves Harm, Nut Denby, Richard !PIA". and P.alph Hardwick. Flys To to lirn Liercnznt.—John Bell, Mark Anthony Maekwl:b, It.dsvirk. Stnrry, George Atkulcm, Jotm Coutron. se.ll.m.el Ward, Gent% To Lc sce«ui Lieutcaanvb—Williarn Cara, William Preften, Wa ke Dolton. Wickermacv, Thomas Die Lama, pain White, and licnty op. Gems. 'name Volunteer Infantry. Philip Thom. %VyLlans. Lfq. to be Major Cooes okra. 1 kr.ry and L PaTuc. jos. Ekrs. to be Carols/. Ta be Lieutenantaw-Henry Lupton, John Hollis', jun. and Ed- Ward Wainwright, Gents. To.he Eafigna—David Moore, Thomas Stone, and James Mee, Gents. Well:tale Volunteer Infantry. E. Morrltt,Efq. to be Major; Robert Merritt, Efq. to be Captain; Robert Dale, Gent, to be Lieutenant. To be Entigns, Mofq, William Nicholfon, Thomas Newby, and John Headmon, Gents. To be Surgeon—Stephen Cleafly, Gent. To be Adjutant, Hopkins, Gent. late Adjutant in the Prince of Wales's Fenedbim. Whitby Volunteer Infantry. Henry Simplon, and Robert Campion, Efqrs. to be Captain. ; John Holt, jun, and Charles Norgrave, Gents. to be Lieute nants; Joreph Fell, and John Frankiand, Gents. to be Entgos ; Francis Mewburn, Gent. to be Surgeon. Woodllock Volunteer Infantry. James Blaebitone, Efq. to be Lieutenant Coked Commandant. To be Captains—Benjamin Churchill, John Kurth, and Gam lid Bobart, Efqrs. To be Lieutenant—George Coles, jun, Gent. Weftern Hundred Volunteer Infantry. Samuel Cox, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant ; Tho mas Fidkin, and William WHIP. Efqrs. to he Captains. To be Lieutenants--Henry Churchill, E. Shilton, and Geo. N. Robinfon, Gents. To be lutfigns—Wifiiam Wing, and Henry Hitchman, Gents. Yorkshire Volunteer Forafters. "harks Hoar Harland, Efq. to be Captain Commandant ; Thomas Crawford, Gent. to be Flt. Lt. Lieutenant; Thomas Hcdgfon, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Barton-le-lireet Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Henry Cockpit Leatham, Ffq. to be Captain ; William Leathant Gent. to be Lieutenant ; John Kendal, Gent. to be Cornet. The Yorkfhire Wolds Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Sir Mark Mailer:run Sykes to be Lieutenant Colonel Comman dant; John nobinfon colitis, Efq. to be Lleuteuant Colonel ; Robert Bower, Efq. to he Major and Captain. To be Captains—Edward Topham, H. Brcwfter Darley, and Jat ton Sykes, Efqrs. To be Captain Lieutenant—Robert Knowiley, Efq. To be Lieutenants, Pedigo,— Davye, Jeremiah Taylor, and James Mend, Gents. Tote Cornets—Mark Kcy, John Kirkby, George Brown, Makin, and Richard Harper, Gents, Abingdon Volunteers. To be Captalns—Thomas Fletcher, Henry Hardin. and George Sheppard, Efqrs. To be I deutenants--Thornas Goodall, John Miller, and John Hill, Gents. To be Enfigns—Charles Bailey, Thomas Cormington, and Charles Nainby, Gents. Laval Berwick Volunteers. Frauds Sitwell, Efq. to be Major; Jofeph Alexander, Gent. to Enfign, vice Henry Thomas Macdonald, appinted to the tad Foot. Bingley Volunteer Infantry. Wilmer Maeket Willett, Efq. to be Major Commandant. To be Captains—Currer Fsthergill litefieLl,Thomas Cooper, and Greenwood Bentley, Efqrs. To be Lieutenauts—John stoeidtde, Charles Hartley, and Chrif topher Scott, Gents. To be Enligns--Thonsu Whitley, Hill Parka, asii John Moor houk, Gdns. To beChaplain—Rev. R iehard Hartley. To be Adjutant—John Stochdale, Gent. Cattle Howard Riflemen. Captain Lord Vlkosmt Morpeth to be Captain Commandant, vke Earl of Carlille, reaped. Royal Cheviot Legion. Lieutenant - Thomas Selby to be Captain Lieutenant, vice Humble, refigned; George Cook, Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice Selby ; GeorgeOunes, Gent. to be Adjutant. Leeds Volunteers, • Thomas Lloyd, Efq. to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant; Ralph Clayton, and William Smlthfors, Efqrs. to be Lieutenant ! Colonel.; Thomas Keir, and Samuel Hansa Oates, Efqn. to' • be Majors. To be Captains—Henry Eremite, and George Banks, Efqrs. To be Lientenants—John Birched, William MacheU, William Wilk., James Robfon Richard Wilson , Edward Preft, John Can', Richard Worrn;ld, Edward Grace. Roger Hat Leigh, George Walker, Robert John Coalman, Edwin Smith, Robert Plekcring,BenJamin Wilton, jun, Thomas Read, Jetsam Waren , and George Comm, Gents. To be Enfigna--Alexander Turner, jun, William Smithies, George Standidd, Joh Henry Oates, William Clarham, Arthur Lupine, jun. Jamb Smithfon, William Walker, Iliac Raabe:- ton Tetley, Samuel Lapage, John Walker, and William Atkin. fon, Geer'. To be Chaplalte-AP. Peter Haddon. To be q_uarter-matter—Robert Pickering, Gent. To be Surgeons.—Thomas Chorly and Maurice Imgan, Gents. Maidllone Water Fencibles. To be Lieutenants— Hills, Sage, Cutbeik Berated, and -- Baldork, Gents. Newealtle upon Tvne Volunteers. William Dixon, Gent. to be Adjutant. Percy l'enantry Volunteers. Robert Tindal, Gent. to be Adjutant. ERRATA In the Gazette of the Ism loftans. Loyal Southwark Volunteers. For Henry Barnett, Gent. to be Firer Lieutenant, Read Henry Bernet, Gent. to be Fite Lieutenant. For 7.6 e Barrier, Gent: to he Second Lieutenant, Read Willis. BMW. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. For yam Smith, Gent, to be Affiftant Surgeon, Rpd jam William S.ith, Gent. to be /Anent Sinew. Commifflon in the I..tnark Regiment of North Bri tifh Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dat ed Otflrber 13, 1803. Hedior Macneill, F.fq. to be Captain, vice Lawfon , reigned. Commiffion in the Nottingliamlhire Regiment of Mi litia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Captain, by Drevet,slmern P. Boileau, to be Adjutant, vice Phi lips. Dated July at, iBo3. Comrniffion in the Derbyfhire Old Militia, figned byl the Lend Lieutenant. Salathian Ward to be Lieutenant. Dated September 1,1803. Commi(lion in the Renfrewfliire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Anguit 26, 1803. Marin Cunningham, Efq. to be Captain. ERRATUM in the Gazette finite moth ultimo. For Dunn Cl/Mita& to be Enlign in the Renfearitire Militia, Read Damen MTh/eft BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Dee. 13. John French Burke, late of Cannon-Brea, Londoo, ihip owner , and broker, at eleven, at Guiidball. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Smith, of Stratford under the Cattle, Wilts, feftmenger, dealer and chapman, to (unmake Nov st, at Si, Nov. to. and Dec. ,at ten, at the Red Lion inn, in New Sarum. Attornies, Mr. Joh n Nodding the younger, Saftibury ; or Man. Milled and ' . TAMAR, Gra's-Inn-lane, Leaden. J Matthew Brown, of St. ohn'orquare in the pof St. James, Clerkenwell li/liddlefex, printer, de aler print and chapman, Ositober ae, at twelve, New. a, and Dec. 3, at eleven. at OulbillaU. At tanks, Mete. Devon and Tooke, No. to, Grse's-Inn-flusre• John Cults ef Holborn, London, jeweller, hardwareman, dealer and Parkin, Nov. s, 8, and see. 3, at MC at Guildhall At torney, Mr. Charles Harman. Wine-Office -court, Flest-ftreet. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 8. William Trufte, of Fore-mutt, Cripplegate, London, atodnaker and bootmaker, at one. at Guildhall. Nnv. S. John Peter Holloway, unmans' Sierehhes-lane. Lombard • fired. London, wise, (pink, and beer merchant, dealer and chap le n, at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. 5. Pierce Morris, of St. Urdu's-man, St. Martin's-:ane Middlefex, holier, at deem, at Guildhall Nov. 11. John Writ ht •nd Peter Bans, of Briftril, linen-draper.. and copartners, at eleien. at Guildhall, Loudon. Nov. 2t. William Collyt r. late of Pull/214U, Balfurdibire, bode dealer, at one, at Guildhall, Landes. Nov. tz. Benjamin Bradley, of liborter'scourt, Thrognsortot ftmet, London, merebant, at to', at Guildhall Nev. la. Samuel Rem, on, of Fleet Brett, London, linen-draper, at one, at ouudilan. Nov. It. Charles Larkin, or fiseboder, Stsit, coackinaittx, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Mr. S. Genova Pelifon, of Cochiernith, 6tritlierlind, Woollen maaufaaurdr, at ten, at the George and Dragon Inn, Cock‘r . mouth aforefald. Nov. IL Wiliam Gibbs, late of the pail' of Box, Wilts, miller, at eleven, at the White Lion inn, Bath. Nov. 19. John Cook, of Warren-kreet ,Tottenhatn-court-road, ftliddlefex, linen-draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. a 6. George Brett, of Chi:Thant, Huts, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Nov. S. George Matthews and Thomas Turnbull, Of Budgeienr. , London, merchants and partners, at eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. tp. Foy Walford, of Manchelter, mullin-manufaeturar, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchefter. Nov. to David Boyn, ef Winchefter-ftreet, Landon, merchant s at twelve. at Guildhall. Nov. 14. William liolmes, of Pudfey, in the parilli of Calverley, York (him, dryfalter, at eleven, at the Role and Crown Inman Leeds. Nov. at. William Freeman, late of St. Martin's, Stamford Bast% Nonhamptonfhlre, grocer and cheefernongcr, at eleven, at the George and Angel Inn, Stamford. Nov. V. 'llonias True, late of Stamford, Linclinfhire, &spar and baberdafber, at eleven, at the George and Angel Inn, in' StandonL The Gazette alio contains loyal Addreffes to the WINO from? the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, See. of Banff, and from the i Milliners and Elders of the provincial Synod of Aberdeen. BANKRUPT IN IRELAND. Andrew Stritcb, of the city of Cork, Wine-merchant, to futtm. der on the 25th and 26th of °dotter inlt. and aoth Nov. next. MARRIED. Friday, Charles Tottenhafii, jun. Efq. M. P. to Mifs Wigrany daughter of Robert Wigmin, Efq. M. P. df Walthamftew, Elks. D:. Benjamin Franklin Harris, of Augufta, State of Georgia, is America, to Mifs Mary Ann Hull, remind daughter of the taw Rev. James Hull, of Bangor, county Down. Francis Bennett, Efq. ot Greenfield, Coleraine, to Ms Orr, d Merchant's-(quart, Dublin. Wm. Skerrctt, Efq. of Hnavara, county of Clare, to Mils Mary Roche, ot Limerick. DIED. On Monday Taft, in Walcot Place, In his fiateenth year. Maker Henry Dacre, fecond fon of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Dacre,af Marwell, Hants. In the Little filand near Cork, Mrs. Barry,wife of P. Barry, Efel. At Drogheda, in a very advanced age, James Davis, FAI. At Mat, county Weftmcath, Conaantine John Molloy, M.D. M Dollard's-town, county of Meath, steel 96, Mrs. Chrialatal Buffet, mother of Thomas Rubel, Efti. IJHEN I roleflional Men of education and Re fponfibility deviate from the general Winn by the felted:oa of a peculiar Branch, tho Candles of king caudated fume& is the bell criterion of fupericeity. Ten years have I devoted my predict to the exclufintreatmell of THEE! DISORDERS, and the Autehful oda of my pis gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the et sages of thole complaints which are the moll important in the cane. lope albumen infirmities. After initiation into every branch as ses Army Serres, funned a with at an amity period of Practice to mime individual, from the ignorance of uneducated Mm, or the equally Amgen= precipitancy of general Praditionen. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure &wide!! have Semis* my attention, comprise every [pecks of VENEREAL 11411 - TiON, whether of a recent or long &nden.—sab AB blob of DEBILITY, whether wiling from the habits of ftoeboys„ or the indulgence of mature age, and Wily that derangement ads (yam In Women which is called MERE NNESS or STERILITY. Numerous Weeks ale the mink of Ignorance or hale in the neat/nem of a funpk Oratoorhca, andit ant infrequently bowie that the feeds of Life are palmed bythe imilforadon clan ungnard. ed barn By a furrier method fuck oniPidats are Way cared; and even where others . have faded. I aft that I may palms ft offer • radical rotfteblillmanst. lkvr, however ' are the cafes of . eakpllcated R if reh la the 111.• wit r, estimated with the calamitous Rotations of Men, who that kultilneoce in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a fallout:Re Life, acquits that Rate of Debility which Is the nayinidahle mafequence of fuels pernicious habits. . Where the unhippy fulcra. bioods over his otifery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be Come confolation roe hem tes know, that although it be an objed of doubt or uncerailny wher Praditioners, the removal of there DEFIC/AiNCIES by don gradual progrersof - resovztico a the acquiftment of tnyerperiatee. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to seduce manly pour, much ..nsiety wUI be presented by an early counteradbow this languid Rate, and in thefe cafes no great dilliculties wbi over But where this dele:ency has far years exifted, aprop Peru reverence is indifpenfibly requifit to revise the (patio of I.ifr, and to re-animate the Cooftitation. MARRIED WOMEN, who have lons ban dappallited their eapeetatioaa of a Family, may be 'Eared. that In awl ka. Eames loth deeds are curable by Medi& ESL The SECRECY width Is fo caudal to my underlain. and tin (ttialifickdone whisk' I have prefunsed to ftw., Nem din ids or my pretenlloos, and In eotheldenee with Etch dale litanollon is given, that Mr. ELME may be crashed (or by Maio inelofing a (mall note) at his bode s No. ag, ltoot. Solids near Temple-Ear There is an additiond enemas la Weave:wit alicialaimil the name is on both the dom. M. BRIM, Measlier of Rae Royal College of EletWan. to T. TAYLOR., norgoan, No. et, New Bridge-!reef s Loodek SIR, lidialterth, hey e, Aces. • IN the fpring of 1794 I was of iiticti with a VOW real Complaint„ which I treated with iodiferasoe for Ave months ; but ...nein:sedated to apply to a regubr Phydeknotehno put a temporary do? to the virulence of the difeek (byname, vial applications) for fame time ; but growing, In fgitc et all men clue and the advice of the loft Gentlemen of the Patibey he% work and work too tiro Team 1 was radioed to a Isle aimed unr ralleled and beyond dehriptico, being an entire kp -44mA oleo. rated from head to `fent.-..My kW, threat, ash, lege, SKIM, Scaihave born altionatelz in danger of beeline log 'kids; in lion, I have had from 20 to 30 eating ulcers cm my holly, and nearly totally awned of fight would be vekodnene to per tieularin all my cefe...fualce it to fay, there octet Ink or am will be, me of a more dangerous, er of a more cempikated ea ten. I war ioeg looked upon by my friends, sod bribed wry. (elf, beyond all hopes %f recovery ; and, 'milted, In my ace °sedi tion, death was preferable to my more than mikrabk fine. In this dreadful fetuation did I drag a molt unferable eziftenoe,till Dime PRO viricmc r throw In my way a etevrfpeper contain* the cafe.[ a Mr. B. of PI ymouth-mty hinds rend it. I could not.-4 fat end procured fame of your Lzaca's PATENT wikl, by Whig from time tennis msow,eelbaretaogbera,(afa aaert than four year* intleicribibk diltrefs),ln as good a date idled* as ever I enured ; as a proof of this, I had • Ike, Whin& heal• thy child, born to me a few months ago. lit gratitude to Oets,, and in hopes of rendering my fellow-creature Caviar, I nape* yes to rani& this ; and you may at 'any time rake pedalo, millo with to be fatistled 'of the truth of this, or further partiudele, to me or my friends, by letter or pekes. As few cern for beet& will ever equal •ftelne,aol *Mt monad it, I have from experience every reeks to allure mankind, that is your Lewitt's Pt Les they will And a fare, fpeedy,fsfe, and radio cal cure, for that molt dreadlei liege of the Vesereel Dilate. whit* is callcd—a committees Lees. 1. T. Prepared and Sold by So of le Proprietor, TIIOIIIAS Ta too. Member of the Royal Surgeons Ii Lanekkat his book. No. 9, New Bridge-drat; where he will give manse, without a fee, to perform taking thefe Pl 5. and will sawn geneses id• ten, if port paid, so the fame team, eikning Ist ad atke the molt inviolable fccrety,reoPerfon's neon of cafe knits( hammer Mined, but at their own particular requeft. by the Proprietor. tlil• ring the mirk of more than 36 yeah, that lte las hod the coo dueling of an retentive foie cities above medicke, sod the pm tin &riling therefrom. • They are alto fold, by Ids t, for the eattetekeee et thole living at a didance, by Mr. Baxter, SendwOridge, MOW burgh ; Mr. Metutons, Printer Glafgow, to vet am ilk Mr. T. nlen Ile his addrefs; at the Prima, Na 33, Alheoh. Arect, PaaMall ; Mr. Rehathen a Torkog No. 104•0ffirdl• ftreet ; Mr. lhiborooWs, No. warty the Monument; Mr.Semrs, Bechfeller, Na. 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