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f• EAST !?DIES. FROM 'THE CEYLON GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, OF WFDN[SDAY, APRIL 13,1803. The following dirpatch from Captain B , Commanding a iletackaitot a the 6stb regiment, at Attegalle, wat received by the CLIO Secretary to Government on the 9th intt. TO kOBEII r A RSUTHNOT, ESQ &C. Sir—l amiindebted, under Perm — macs, to the gallantry of Serjeant FAIRLEY and five privates of his Majelly's 6;th regiment, for the fuccefs of an attack, in which the odds were out of all pr.,pris lion against us. The monforYn having let in on my way to quarters, in cnnfequence of his Excellency's or ders, I was informed of a very firong battery (called Rathmalgalle) at the village of Walgam Porte, to the Three Cork, on the border of the Hula Corl.— As it was within reafonable diflance, I thought it my duty to look at . it. We reached it, by a very fine moonlight, at nine lall night. The enemy im mediately dillinguiffied our white jackets, and Icarce ly challenged, before they began a very (harp tiring of mill:retry and gralhoppers; notwithflanding which we were, thank Gun, without the lots of a man, in the battery in ten minutes. They co ntinu e d firing till we began climbing up the work—they then et. taped intlantly into the wood. Had nut the battery been of a great perpendicular heifirt, I think we mud have made rime prifners. nth work is on the fide of a woody mountain, about forty yards in length, and command* a ravine (the only approach to it) of exadly this width. It had twelve cmbi afor es. I destroyed a good deal of the work, and have cngag ed the inhabitants to do the reit to-day. The coun try through which we marched fifteen miles to it, is fo *ry difficult, the headman of Attegalle tried to dilTuaile me from the attempt. My force was, one ferjeant, five privates, 65th regiment, one Havildar, eight Seapoys. N. B. One Seapoy wounded, I have the honour to amain, Sir, your =oft obedient humble fervant. (Signed) H. Bsavie, Capt. 19th regt. Attriallt,irli April, din. Hail this poll been in Britifh hands, I think it Right have defied phyfical force. There was an ab. bails from the extreme of the ravine up to the bare of the vrot k. CAM? GM/FN.—Lail night a new Opera, inti ded Thu ft/ Fleet in 1342, was performed, for the &ft time, at this Theatre, and very favourably re ereived.2The (boy on which it is conitruetcd, is briefly the following— To **year t3st-a, a civil war broke out in France, on account of the difputra between Charles of Blois and John 1)e Muuntfort, Miative to their amain claims to the Province of Brittany; at *his juncture Jane of Flanders, Coveters or hlatintiort, the malt extraordinary woman of the age the lived in, routed by the capti vity of her hulliand (who was made pr.foner by the French in set*), left Clinic dowel* mess to which She had hitherto limited her genius. and coorageoully undertook to (Import the falling for tunes of her faintly. She airMistikti her friends, and caerying her Infant fon with her, deplored to them the calamity of their Save- Op, entreated them to make one effort valid en Ufurper, who, alai Implied oa them by the arms of France, would, in return, make a &edam to kin pretrear of the Liberties of Brittany. She We that bardf up in the fortreft of Hennehonne, where the was befteged by Charles of Blots, and defended herfell with the Amnon bravery, beading the falai which were made in perfon, until Charles, aided by the kernels, SpautEds, and Oenoefe, had nearly fumed her to film a capitulation, which would have put an end to all her bulhand's claim.; but at the moment the was about to ex ecute an woman to cede to her enemy the whole province of Brittany, an Foga& fleet, lung before expeeted, arrive/ in the harbour (in the year 7342), and forced the enemy to mile the fiege.—The chaeadters which branch out from the original glory, fens the ground-work of the mulled deportment of the Opera. For the very long lift of dramatis prima of this Piece, we have not room at prefent, and the want of which we do,not lament, as we confider the whole' but as a vehicle for mufic and fernery, which are very fine, particularly the former, by BRAMAN, who himfelf rings a number of the principal airs, molt of which, as well as thole given to Imeisoott and STD RACK, were Lift night encored. Loyal lentiments abound in the dialogue of this Drama, written by Mr. T. DINDIN, and there is tome humour in a dia. rattef of a drunken tailor, admirably performed by MUNDFN j but the language of the heroine of the Irene is not written up to the dignity of hillory, n.ither do we think Mrs. GLOVER altogether at home in delivering it.—ln general, however, the perfor mers were very fuccefsful, particularly Moolois, BLANCHARD, INCLIDON, 13RAIIAM, HILL, STONACI,, and Mrs. DAVINPURT. - _ Mr. likeass has, in the fernery, dreffes, and de. enratinsts, (pared no expenee, which could lirengthen the piece, and contribute to its popularity. The take and !kill of RICHARDS and PHILLIPS, have been finely esemplified, in feveral inflame' s—and the latt scene, rep:cf . :siting the Englilh Fleet, exe cuted by Wm t MOR s. is one of the moll firiking er bibitions of this kind the Rage has prefented to pttb c view. In this fcene, the range of veffels, both in their heads and duns. is admirably conceived and . 4/ectited. and the peripedive of the whole, from the M to the eitroni7, is preferved in a finifhed - - Before the piece was given nut for a fecund repre fciitati9n the :indictee iniaieki upon the fang of 44 Rule BritAn:.i.t, - in 1411 chorus. The Houle was crowded in all its part, loon after the opening of the doors. In thnf. ages when lirnplicity of manners and re gularity of lk it.g were the relish of mankind's incli• nation, &item:: had made little progrefs on the race of men ; perhaps it was f.-om this castle Scurvy had not made it' rapid progrefs till about the time of Hippo. crates, vahofe al linri;ms prove he knew the difeafe. When DRAKI, /las and Conaa extended their mute in 1111”.ple , rf feat, their hiclories prove f o tti c i. end) , its fad exigence. The United Kingdoms of Grcat Britain would tersify ri.is fcworge on land with• nut fearching the Liao? yof campaigns. When ana• tomy taught that the human body seas capable of a b. forption, they partially Loris,' the atTliaed. The Inc cefs of this treatment VT ibea of a complete an tidote, and a vegetable aril preparation Wag to be the remedy approp::a;cd by medic..} experience. Onthisprinciple,Sr Lis v Y. AS it c.r. Et , . TAT I) , i.s nbtaigad the fandion of F.o: ; jetty's Letters Patent, and every county of the United Vol. I t:.ii! of do: aifertirn of its aelioi ary'sTreatife and Cafes of , , : Re. price ;s. 6.1• G li, together v.... 1. N„; From the 'LONDON GetZXTTE, Deamkr g 3. MILITARY PROMOIIONS. OILDNAIICS OFFICE, DECIIMRSR . 9, IRO3. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Captain-Lieutenant Hugh Frifer to be Captain by Augmentation; Fiat Lieutenant Thomas Paterfon to he CamAimlicidenant, ice Frafer ; Second Lieutenant Chriftorber Clarke to be Firit lieutenant, vice Ruction ; Captain-Lieutenant James Vinon to he C rain by Augmentation; Firtt lieutenant Adam Wall • to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Vivian ; Stroud Lieutenant Phi lip Stanhope to be Fi:11. Lieutenant, vice Wall; Captain-Lieu tenant Robert Pyru to be Captain by Augmentation ; Firit Lieutenant William Morrifon to be Captain-Lieutenant, *ice Pym; Second Lieutenant Charles Naples- to be Firit Lieute nant, vice Morril'Un ; VIOL Lieutenant William Cleve to be Captain-lieutenant by Augmentation; Second Lieutenant Wil liam Wvlde to be Firit lieutenant, vice Cleive ; f lift Lieute nant William Holcroft to be Captain• Lieutenant by Augmenta tion; Second Lieutenant Charles Gordon to be Firit Lieute nant, vice Holcroft; Fitit Lieutenant Thomas Maffon a be Captain-Lieutenant by Augmentation; Second Lieutenant William Maling to be Firft Lieutenant, vice iclaffuu. Dated December 6, 1803. To be FA Lieutenants by Augmentation—Second Lieutenant Mark Somerville, Second Lieutenant William Webber, Second Lieutenant Daniel Bourchier, Second Lieutenant Sidney H. Halls, Second Lieutenant Philip Walker, and Second Lieutenant Aksander Maclachlan. Dated as above. ORDNANCE OFFICE, DECEMBER 10, 18C3. Corps of Royal Engineers. Second Lieutenant Henry Swart to be firft Lieutenant, vice Roper'. &maid. Pated Auguit x 4, tilos. Commitlion in the Firft Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. D.tted December 3, tBo3. Mitchell, Gent.to be F.nfign, vice Palmer, refigned. WAR•OFFICF, DECIIPIBIIK 13. EaR Effex Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Thomas Theophltua Cock, Efq. en be Captain. John Griggs, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Richard Dodfon Chmcley, Gent IA be Comet. Leicellerfbire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Rev. Thomas Noel Lto be Chaplain; Edward Swann, Gnat. to be Surgeon ; William rarkialun, Gent. to be Affillant-Surgebei. Lutterworth Independent Troop. Jonathan Clark, Gent. to he Cornet. • Swaofea Legton Cavalry. John Davies, Gent. to be Surgeon. • • Ale: ton Independent Company of Volunteers . - Richard Gregory, Gent. to be I Aentenam. John Philips. Gent. to be Enftgn. Loyal Anglefea Regiment of Volunteers. tifign William I . humas to be Lieutenant; vice Williams, reigned& R. Lewls, Gent. to he Etifii,n, vice Thomas. Adjutant John Jones to have the Brevet rank of Captain. Appleby Volunteer Infantry. Nicholas Dent, Efq. to be Major-Coe/intently t; John Hill and Jclepla Dieklenn, Efqrs. to he Captains. To he Lieutenants—Richard Shepherd Stephenfon,Thomas Lewis, Thomas Brim, and Robert Howe, Gnus. To be Enfigns--Nlcbola: Dent, jun. and Thomas Atkinfon, Gents. Argyllfhire Additional Volunteer Battalion. Donald Rofs,•Gent m he Adjutant. Bloomfbury and Inns of Court Volunteers. Chriftopher Puller, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Bob., promoted; John Lathonh M. D. to be Phyfician ; Robert Rard and Janne: Wilkie, Gents. to be Surgeons. Boughton Battalion of Volunteer Infantry. Right Honourable Lord Stopford to be Lieutenant-Colonel Cosm mandant. To be Captains--Williani Loekwell IVlsydwell, Robert Salmon, and Robnt. Edmonds. Efqrs. To be Lisutuiante--Thomas Lydiat, Richard Baglhaw, and George Ifitt, Gents. To be Enfigns—.John Burdet, Charles Brampton, Thomas Jones, and William istaiglit, Gent Clackroannan Volunteers. Archibald Liggett. Goa. to be Ligament. Mc Robb, tainted. Loyal Co'charier Volunteers. Thomas Hedge, Cent. to be Adjutant. Cuddefden Independent Company of Volunteers. Thorne, Henry Admit, kfq. to be Captain; Thome* Jugging , Cent. and Thomas Barker, fen. Com to be Lieutenants ; and William Davis, Gait to be Enfign. Daventry Volunteer Infantry. To be Captains—Charier Watkins, Julio Plow . ter Clarke, and John Ruled, nits. To be Lieutenants--Cbarles Rattray. M. D. Thomas Fowler, Thomas Marriott, and Stephen Whitmell, Gents. To be Enagns.—John Hall, William White Wintertes, David Atcbeton, and William Willa, Gantt Deddington Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Fidkin, Et+ to be Captain ; Henry Churchill, Gent, to be Lieutenant ; Henry Hitelman, Can. to be adieu. Derwent Volunteers. William Harrifon, Gent. to be Adjutant. Ewelme Loyal Volunteers. ..... _ _ To be Lieutenants—Wllliani Glanville, Thomas Cooke, and Adam Sarney, Gents. To be Enfloss--itkharki Coles,'ltobert Cunene, and John Smith, Geuu. 1 ,1 I Ir Fulham Light Infantry Volunteers. Heft Lieutenant John eribb to be Captain, vice Meyrick. Second Lieutenant Wm. 1,1 bite to be Firit Lieutenant. vice Crabb. Thomas Smith, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice White. Glamorgastlhire Battalion of Volunteer Riflemen. 1 Jeuteouit Davies to be Ca 7tain. vice Laroche, appointed Adjutant. Enfi s n —..— Jenkins to be Lieutenant, vice Davies. Thomas Williams. Oem. to be hufigiy vke Jenkins. 2d or Eaflern Regiment of Glamorgan Volunteers. William Morgan, Gent. to lie Lnii4n, vice Rees, refgned. Greenock and Port Glegow Regiment of Volunteer Tntantry. Boyd Alexander, Erg. to be lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. John Dunlop, Lig. to be Lieutenant-CoLmel ; and Jahn Hamil ton ES+ to be Major. To be Captains—Joh,' Speen, James /Aka. Mama Rl`Cann, William Napier, Adam Ksr, Robert Stewart, Alexamkr MO LT. and Alexander Bowe., TO he Lieutenantii—John Dcundbin. Hugh Sievenim, Alexander ' Laird, George Dempiter, Jubn M•(. own, Daniel hi.LacbLasc Jame. Fiitbetingiwii, .1 unroof Lang, Adana Perste, ard lulu; Lari'veell, Gents. To be Enligna—Duncan M'Gown, John Buchanan, jim. John Buchanan, James Kippers, Gccugc Henderion, and it/OUT/en, Gents To be Chaplain—...P.ev. Robert Steele. lo be Surgeon-1)3.41 CoNohow), Gent. Loyal Highgate N'oluateers. Rev. Doane &mint to he Chaplain. tabarle. Seudamore, Gert. to be Surgeon. Kirkby, Matory, &c. V;lunteer Infantry. Joann Grundy, Efq. to he Captain; John Lynes, Guit. to be Lieutenant ; Power, Gent. to be Enfign. Latubeth Volunteers. Wiliam Peppercurne, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Burn, re era Leath Ward Volunteers. rnfien Jot. Rlchardilia to he Captain, vice lA' Miamian. i'uvr:ey, Gem. to be Ikuterart, vice ScorclL it34,ar3 Gcnt. to Le Entign, vice iticbarelftm. Letce(lalhite• Village Volunteers. John l'hMipa, Gent. to he /Mien, vice Charnock. Lev knnr tiundrcd Inderendent Companr. John rant. Efq. M. P. Lobe Caraia ; Thn n as Simmons, Gents. to be l_icutenants ; Thomas Razor., Gent. to be knlign 1,,,y a 1 Ludlow Volunteer Inf TEnntas I Itil Lowe, 111. to be Cartago; Kr.lto ire Preece to to 1.4.0tt uanr , vice I...eigh-y. red ; Jacob Smith, Cant. to he ktifo!,.. vice huge; John Gatit. to be Enlgu, vice Woi.• teft;;mll. Milton and Dotch-fler Vnltintr Ttifitnttit. ‘.• • I. I tit tr. ' I : Tern. Muncstler Mountaineers. Lieutenant John Bragg to be Ciptwin, vice Irton ; F.nfign John Crain:lto:lc to b..: lAilittmant, vice Bragg; John Mofcioy, Goat. to be Enfign, vice Iltiditettone. ntilley Volunteers. Enfi g n 'William Orr to be lA. utenalit ; Thomas Sharp, Cent. to be Etifign. vice Orr; 'fbotnu Campbell, Gent. Co be (2 23 arter- Maltct, vile MaawelL 2d Regiment 01 Pailley Volunteer Infantry. Andrew Gut. to be Qi j artcr•Maftcr, vice Spcm, rcbgned. Pytton Hundred Independent Compny. John srmcer, FA. M. to be Captain; William Hayward, and Charles 'Scolc,i, Gents. to be lieutenants; G,:on,c Churchill, Gem. to be Eolith. Loyal Preftnn Volunteer Infantry. . [oho M'atfou, Efq. to Ix Lieutenant-Colourl-Lommindlot ; John Wation, pus . 14q. to be Lieutenant-Colond ; Johu Walton, Efq. to be . Major. - To be Captains—Pant Carterail, loreph Wenn, EaloMoo Croft, David Ainivorth, and ' , titer Whltebirad, Um. To be Lieuten Wintlanley. yawls Myers, Jones FM'. thaw, Frederick *i% Ityz.ehe ad, and William tirade, jon. Gents. To be Enfigna—Thontas Additnn, Edward Walton, John Green, jun Henry White. and lames Wright, Cents. To be Adjutant—John Winflan.ky, Gent. To be Quarter-Mailer —Anthony Warren, GM. To be Survun.--James Bindtwortb, Gem. . RAdnorlhire Volunteers. Walter Wilkins, Elq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant; Richard PriCe,Ffq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel; lhornas Frank land Lewis. and William Meredith, Efqrs. to be Majors. To be Captains--Thomas Howard, Charles H. Price, Hugh Powell EV.1.11, John Brown, Edward Jenklisa, Hash Vaughan, JhommTrumper, Joleph Hughes. John jun. Eters. To be Lieutenant i—Thomas Meredith, John James Davie., David Jenkins James, Richard lit-wick, 'Plionna William., Silvans Williams, James Pugh, John Wilkins, William W. Trusaper, Nathan Sedan Prickard, Evan Evans, Gent.. To be Enfigns--Sanniel Hodlou, James Beaurannt, John Arneth, Jeremiah Davies, jun. S14)12011 Stephens, Evan Davies, Chart., I.awrener, Reefe Jones, Juno Siaven; Thomas Jones, john Ott ver, Evan Lewis Davie:, Gento. Eallern Rofs Major Hist!' Rofa to be Lieutepasit.Coloilds Captain Charles Rola to be Major. . . , Weflern Aries Battalion. Jobo Inners, Gent. to be Ilinfignoice 114 4 11 , Wen, rergned; John forbes, Gent. to be Enfign. • Third. or Blvtk• Ifle Battalion. Sir Hector i'MlCentie to be•Lieutritant-Colonel-Cornmendartt ; Sir Haim bel•Keneir to be Captain. To.be Lieutenants—Ruben M.Kid, Murata Alenander Munro, Gems. • Tom e Enfigns—Adam hfiKentlr; 'Donald lames Taylor, • Renfrewfhire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Infantry. lisunpiney Coekran, and pines Black, Gaut to be-Lieutenants. To be Eafigns—julan Orr, William Kirkwood, Rubin Madras, Gents. vice Clerk, refivbed; • Ea:tern Corps of Renfrewthire Yoltinteers. snap John Howie robs Lieutenant, vie.: Hamilton. refiired; • lames Kincaid, Gent. tn 'he ditto, vice Sharp; refired; Join lieuditoo, Gent. to be Enfiga, vice bowie. Si. James's, Wellrnanfler. Loyal Volunteers. Henry Merrick HUM, l iq. to he Major. To be Captains--fieuterant Wiliam Rowe, vice Sloane, a.Cap. tab in the South I fams Gentlemen and Teufnainy Catralry ; George Pettit, and Willi a m Bs i u, ny e , To be Lieuterianto—Enign R about liarptit. ?retaliate, &weed ; I John Hayky, Gent. and Thorn's Grant, Gent. vice Rowe. To be F.nfi,.n,—Henry Smart, and Julieph Clarke, Gents. Tube Aliflam-Surgout—WiSiarq liumhy, Gent. Royal Spahorne Legion. Earn Witham Steel to be Liebtenatit, rite Watfon, refired •,` W SKIM Harrier, Bfq, u bu Adjutant, with tie Brevet Ran, of Captain. Royal Stannary Volunteer Artillery. John Rots. Gem. to be Adjutant and Second Lieutenant. • Swanfea Legion Infantry. Lieutenant William McAdams. on the half-pay of the oEth Re giment, to be Lieutenant, vice Evans ; Rev. David Davies to be Cbaplain ; Lieutenant Morgan Evans to be Adjutant ; John Brain, Gent. to be &wren. Temple Sowerby Volunteer Infantry. Matthew, Atkinfon, Efq. to be Captain; Chrillopber I-batlike, and John Jacking Gents. to be Lieutenants; and Join Crolby, Gent. to be Enfign. Iserling Rifle Company. Mono Wood, G-ut. to be Lieutenant. Wandfworth Volunteers. Wililam Bennett, Gem, to be Enfiln. Wimbledon Volunteers. John Leach, Gent. to be Lieutenant. William Ralf+. Gent. to be Enfign. Well Ward Volunteer Infantry. . Edward Ring, Efq. to be Major ; John Wordfworth, and John Robinfon, Elva to be Captains; John Riebardfon, and lanes Henderfon, Gents to be Lieutenants; Join 'boded, and John °bloc, Gents to be Enfigns. %Veit Wilts Vdnnteer Battalion. George M•Dowell, Gent to be Adjutant. Loyal AVoodllock Volunteers. To he Lieutelfant.—John Mayor and Robert K unlit Gusts. To be Frfigns—ltfcbanl Montagu eras, James RieltardDcwdney, d James Harlot, ts. 'To be Surgeon—Lieutenant George Whitebayen Volunteers. Major Thomas Hartley to be Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, vice Sir J. Senhoure. refigned Captain William Hartley to be MaJor.vice 'Thomas Hartley. Licata-nun John Stanley to beCapt ain, like Wm. Hartley. WiULM &Mtg. Gent. to be Lieutenam vice Stanley, Rev. Richard Aminlead, A. Al. to bet:ll.lOAM. J. C. Heatley, Gent. to be Adjutant. Henry Crop hvgaite, M. D.tu be Surgeon. Juba MlCien. y, Gent. to be Qcarter !after. Cle.itor Company attac hed to Ditto. - - - - - _ Jokph Bean, Chr t. to be liaGsn, vice Little, lefir Workington, Harrington, and Mar)port Volunteer Artillery. Robert Steele and 1 1 ,..rr Bowman, Fr in. to bd Captains; Thomas Falcon and ~bn Bell, (lents. to he I 4,ll.katcnai to ; Henri Tlckell, and Gurtatrus RiclimonJ, Gems. ta be SCCOII.I Lioate• nanta. Wnrkingtnn l'oinntee- Infantry. Lieutenant WilHam hwinb”rn• to be Car-ir, vice Harman, re ligned ; Lieutenant John I !nil:Tin:ton to be Captain. vice Daw- Coo, At pram To be Lieutconnts....Frfigit R..l, t .et R u ff e n, win Solnburn ; Sign JohoWatfur ; Wlllirm I la) I Tea& woe Gent. Hetherington. To be Enbens..—Hcory Sack-!d, Gent. vice Rliffell; John +icon, Gent. vice Patton, raped ; ;ono Fcarfoo, tient. vice Wood, aligned. To be Surgeon—Wllliam Di.:kenfon, Gent. BANKRU ENLARGED. January 3t. Charles illtuaork and John H t m Lutterk,b, both late of Mark-lane, Landow, mcrebonts and copartners, at ten, at Guildhall BANKRUPTS. James Rohl•lcon, at I.lvcrponl, provilion merchant, to surrender ianuary 3, 4,snl 24, at WV.. at the George Inn, in IlAir- street, Livery Int At!, Mi.'s, rorfr.,. I.,ce and Haifall, I.4verpoul; or Mr. William At , i..1.„41 Chancery-lane London. ' " David Migiure, of Wonibridgc, StlClk. brandy•m erchun. dealer and chapatan, Dec. 2 4 , IR, and Jan. 24, at ticven, at the Bell Inn. Saamundl•cm. A•tnrnie., Mr. Mitchell, Sazinundhan2 ; or Mr. Robin., John Wottt.n Bennett, of itteter, dyer, Dec. 24, 32, and January 24. at fiv-, at the New Li-m..on Irn, in Litetcr. Attorni,,,, Mr. C.:lttt, No. 4, CI , I.zet,.r ; or Mt Swaim, No. as, I.,.rdetn. John Wan. .ck, now nr late of Puckley, Norhamptonfltire, savior, ihnpkt rid chapman. Pee. 26. sy, and I anuary 14, at ckyrn. At I flt larACln a Ile .6,1 Inn, ISaventry. .Attomits. l'Or. Edward Lanii., , ur Mar+. Kitidetky, , I.ong, anti :nee, Chanetry lane. London. Henry r.nouln. of u ^ , wrlth, perifh of Halifax. Yarkedre. rot - ton-Ponner. dearer and • hamar). 1)0e. s 6, jo, and January s 4, at ti. re, .a the NV 1.*., 1 lune, hianciscar.r. aittornca. Mr. H o-1....,.. •• 24, a ud J., 1 , 1 , 3 ry 2t. at :en, at Gmh11.4,1 . I .:.torney, Mr. John Pullen, No. 54, I. ore.ttreet, Crlpplegate. 1 bonus Clarke, of LW fadler, dealer and chapman, Dee 21 at four. Dec. 24, alad January 24, at eleven. at the Swan, Bull' Breet,l3:rn,in,;hirn. At t ornie• , , !lir. Egerton, Gray'.,lan-fqoare, 1,,,nd0n : orMr. Jofeph St.,bbs, BirminCoam. J doh Jickfoo, illiam Lcwe, Charlc:: Johnfoo, J:Cmcs Shuffle bothatn,..John Johnfon, and Jamet, !.eigb, all now or late ot merclauts,cealers, chapmen, and copartner!. Dec. 30, 3i, and Ja,uar y 24, at dee, n, at the Star, in Deantate, Nianchefter. Attornies, Mara. Aiilne and Parry, N 0.4, Gar dert-court,slemple, Luadon or Mats. Marx, Sargeant, and Milne, Man:heft, , . Peter Boardman, of Bo.host Larcattlre, martufadturer, dealer anti • chapman., Dec. 26,30, and January 24, at ten at the Star Inn, Deanfgate, Manchefter. Merrs. Halftead a::d Ainf worth, Alancliefter, or Meflrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. John Gill, ot baburn, I - or:lire, draper and tailor, January 4 , 5 , and 24. at eleven, at the R'hite Eforre Coppergat e , Yak: Attornies, Mr. Ercame, Little St. Martin':-lane, Loudon; or Mr. Sand erfon„ York. William Parw. 11, of Yarm..lith. brandy-mac/lam, Jan. 3.1. and 24 at 'tree, a , the King's-Heal, Yarmouth. Attorney, N.l :utak r, I.L . uakl court, Long-Acre, Lo ndon. Charles Burch:in!:of Stowrnarket, SaS, k, hut cher, January 6, 7. and 14,31 tell, at the King's Head, in Stowmarktt. Attornies, Mr. Stu* ter. e:t(o.vniAl het ; or 'Mr. EV4:II, Fueui Inn,Lovdoet. John Cur;:., of lioitoo, Liticolnthire, innhalder, I/id:LI:Mu, dealer and chat nun, Me. 16, at three, Dec. 27, and January 24:11$ eleven, :,c the l'e.tcock fun, in 801t,..a. Attorney, Mr. Marti:ol, of Bolton. Edward To vey. late of the parifb of 3torth Bradl y.TA'ilts, clothier s dealer and cliapman, J.nuaty 2,3, and 24, a• o leven, at the Lamb Inn, in Bath. itornies, Mr. Willi tm fatilflatt, frome s Soui,rfet ; or Mr. ja Ne. a, Gray's-Inn -fquare, London. Mark Nnble, of Narrow-Wall, I.an:b2:ll, Surrey, merchant, iron. founder, dulei and cbapinan, llcc. t 7, 27, and Jan. 7.4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attotalci, Mcffra. Williams and Raw. linfon eh:team-place Blackfriars-Bridge William Fil, of St: Martin's-Lane, St. Martin's in the Fields. Middlefee, tailor, Dec. 27,27, and Jan. 24, at test, at QuAlii hall. Attorhey, Mr. Ledo% Staples Inn, I.ondius. DIVIDENDS. [Litman, 24. Thomas Abbott, of Web:teach, Cambrid;itentire, nuarehant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. ranbary 24. George Warren, of Corentry-ftrect, Hay-Market blad:elex, upholder. at ten, at Goildb..ll. fanuary 17. William Brcwer, late of RuebertterriCedit, coach matter, at ten';at London. Tanury 7, John Corbett, Of Mille-treat, London, wareboufeman. . . . At te mp t Guildhall., January 3. Janie. Scott, of Stratford, Etta, lime-burner andcoal.. anseebant, atsleven, at Guildhall, London. , 'janhary 14. Wiaiarn.SuaLla and John Milton, of Newgate-nreet. , London, at ten, at Callahan. January 3. (ladles SiniVatio.iflitafborntigh. parin. of Rotherham. York'fare, boai.buad!r. iii clever), a: the Rai lion, Rotherham. January to. Tho,mati 1-iurcr, ,ate of WcfEon.Covile, Cambridge... thilfi. Gams, at.ten, - it (AdildMlL London. January 24. William Fowler, now us hitt of Slieffurd, Bedford" flare; and Mkthew SaMuel'lfiynet, CDR nr late of Greville. __ _ _ _. _ erect, Hatton-Garden, Middleres, merchants Ind copartners at tea, at C;oikauill. Lsn.lpp, sv • January 4. Chtiflopher Anderra : of Nreretale up n-Tyrre, ehrefemoLg,r,:it Cerro, It keithre l'overn, I•ltwealtls 1 ' • On Monday thr lath init. the Lady of Aldernika Damage', of 14'..Intliaun, of a dat.ghtet, a4AR4AT wriacarrom courtry OF YOKK. - dune 24. tidoj, .qTlt fetnifizoti of gratitude Lo you r " and hantardry td tin Fellow ereatores,my carnet ;ell is Cort i:4c the (Ai . ming k rviicuiir N l sod rcqu, their poblisat ion. About ten years ago at whiCli time. from the nature of my occupation, I bats much erpoled to the inclionency, of the wca.ber, The copfe. Ruenee,of which to the iack4 was tr uly lamenrahls, from the co py:dated Rate of my blood. Through fever:. cold soy legs Ir - cati, to (well. which in a short time inereafeil to fuck an alarming de gree, with 'duffer:dale pathohat they broke out int.. Weer,: loch was the rapid progrofs of my compl,iot, that my bgs in a !tort time were covered with upwards of twenty running wouridr, front which iffued a Withrow iehorous toaster. I afore you many .3 this woeful night. I have (pent, from excruciating pain ; fiteliwas my , eafe,diat for the hang period of form yeara. I fcareely knew what k was to enjoy found 11..ep...-After having had the t tit ntorlical . kitance 1 cool.? procure. without producing an ; good area , . ia bouts 11111 of fintlitir relief, I applied to an emitient cuurty fir. me g, bur, al& without any ilicCe~ 1 then bad tg:C0111{ to fume of the moll renowned public medicines recommended tor feorhatic complaints, all of witsich proved equally unfaccelisfel; when, thank GoD I was by a friend firettuoutly advired to make trial of your An.ifeorbotie Drops; but how E,atl I cxpreft lily gra titude to Gen, when I as now upon oath avouch. z hat by taking fix bail bottles only of your lot (Unable nindleine, I am renamed to perfect health and ftrength, which, thank kind Provide:De, l halm uninterruptedly enjoyed upwards of two years lot pall—For far ther pirticolars (if required) I refer the inquirer (If by Ltt.r. put paid) to Mr. Lcight• - .., mercer and draper, Market Wagluou or to, Sir, your obedient humble kraut, WILLIAM OMBLER, plumber and glazier. To Mr. John Liglllllll, Surgeon, Mancheiter. cr • Ihefe Drops are fold lu tooukted fquare bottles, at Its. auk 1. 461. duty included. One s, bottle is equal to three 4s. id. ones, sod fold whokfale and retail, at Mr. Lienum's I.Xfpenfary, Ne. 47. Bridg. • ntftt. Maarheller ; at Howard and • Tani., N 0.41, Long. Lane, Weft Smith6.l4, foie wholefale Agouti in London ; alto 14.. tail by the follouing perfous: H. Cundeld. 7,l%lMo:ries; W. Clark. 269, Borough; Piddir.e, 76, kboult, tso, Oxford-flrftt ; Wade, Old B.md tire,r, and t 63, Flect-arect; Tutt and Pokon, Royal Exchange, Knight, Norton Falgate; Ward, tie. Ho/bons; Sted nun. za, Crookcd-Laue ; and Is/tt a eprissipal Wawa of gamine kl iolichos in Great Britain and re TO THOMAS TAYLOR ESQ . ._ DRAB /le, N. 9. Bridgodreet, London. IFEEL it a duty incumbent upon me, to inform you of tsc very great and extraordinary Cure I have received :ram yol:r invaluable Medictne—LEAKE's PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a V - Dtt- ORDtR, which I treated rather nightly for route time, but the Dif cafe at length fpreading all over my Body, I was obliged to apply to the rrab t eminent of the Faculty. but thdr alliltaoce afforded only temporary relief—l went through various Courks of Saliva tiOn, and from bang rather of a corpulent Habit was reduced ts. a mere Shell:too. Ulcers that fpread an over my limbo, 'ren dered me a complete Objet, fo that my Mends defpaired of me recovery. When brought to this flotation, I con Mend death as inevitable, but a relation of mine co :mutating upon the many Cares in whi.:h your Pills had fuceeeded, I was induced to try a box of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by perfeverancp for two or three mocults, and following your Diredions, I cape ri, need the moil unaccountable Relaxation from Pain, the Sores gradually fuldiding; I am now, thank Gou. vered and walking out daily I doubt not but on. think exitious to take, will dlablinl any healtl It la with the mod heartfelt gratitude that I ( your much obliged humble fervar.t, lkanfgatc, Maucheiter, July x, dot. P. S. For the public benefit I do not &Jed poblithed, but leave you to aft as your own bet didatc. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loin No. so, N.:vt.Dridge-ilrect Where, alter a c of more than thnty-bi years, In a prac c lice parti tl.e Cure of Ver.creal Complaints, with that which men of his Prefeilion mou ld always c himfelf, the advice and affiltanee be gratultouel perfuns taking this Medicine, will be eiteatteil, Public, as an advantage feldom to be obtained, • pity —Alfu Sold, by his Appointment, for thole living at a alliance, at the Perfumer'..' Rrect, PaU-Mall; the Toy-Thop, No. DuLurciugh's, No. 7, ; Mr. No. t, 1.1r,0i-lt ow, little Tower Hill; Mi f ridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Calvet-11's, Dublin ; pool; Mr. Atkinfun's, Manch< itcr ; and by confiderable Town in Great-Britain and I eclat sae tnL rash, fcakii ap with full and etain I. Perim, of either Sea say Care then& Wes with creep, and Safety. LONDON : l'ainted a,11 . pu.)1. 1 rti by I.E V i perially recovetrd inure box. which ch to its oryinal gate fiabfcribe mytelf. GO Was. Pleasow 1 to the above being nem:judgment than r,TII•SfAa T s .ondon, at his Hook. I conflux refidenca ditched to raTcor "atirtnialriviotablel di obferve, be garters douCy adwinlfttrs t. • med. by a dikerning d, and void of atabi. r the couvenisoce of No. tt, St. Alban's Oxford-an-et ; Mr. r. Steel's, liocAlelicr,, dr. %Caron's. Smelt- Mr. Billow's, Awn • r one Paton In every and, in Bozos of only !Ana:linos wbecrby with hdc, Speed, Se- - KI. NT, (efts's-