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Od , tr. 21;1 S • AV • ( 1 , 1 4 44g0• • NUMBER 44:01 3 MONDAY, JANUARY 24; iSo3. [MCI: six-PEN( E. THEATRE4tOYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, JANUARY 25, will ►e prefented the New Open of FAMILY QUARRELS. With blew scenee, Dram, and Decoration. The Mune natively New, and compared by Marrs. Reeve, Moorehead, Davy, and Bndtant To which will be added the Nen , Pantomime of 1 - HARLEQ,EIN'S HABEAS. With entirely Ncw Mune, Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes ' and Deeorailons.—The Muße, compared exprefdy for this Pa ntomime, by Marrs. Moorehead, Davy, W. Ware, Ruffen, and Reeve.—The Overture by Mr. Moorehead. This Evening Othello; with Harlequin's Habeas. On Wednefday, Delays and Blunders; with the New Pan tomime.—On Thurfday, Family '' ,. ...Z2xrrels.—On Friday,The Man of the World—On Saturday, t amity Q . 4arrels. ECONOMICAL SCHOOL FOR LADIEJ. IN a molt eligible Situation, Ten Miles from - 2 . Town, Is a SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, formed on a Plan and concluded by Method+ peculiarly Advantageous both to the Pupils and their Friends, efpecially thole who with 1 to give a truly folk! Fducatipn, and to lave enormous and ee -1 travagant Extra-charges. The Price is only Sizteen Guineas a i Year, and One Guinea Entrance for Children under Tweb c Ton Old, which iodides' hoard and Ingaidlon in EOM, trench, Needlework., Geography. Hiftory, Natural HBlory, as. The few additional Charges that can occur are expreffed in a prinvcd Card, fo that Parents may fee at a certainty the aunoft thak their Expellee can be. The Principal will relpeatully attend to every Addrefs or Lett r, left for 5. K. P. at Mr. Cooke's, Hofer, near Middle row, Holborn. COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. THE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL under the Superintendence of the Rev. SAMUEL cATLow, at Nottioghamihire, will Open again on Monday, Jamtary . 24, 1203. • Reforesees tgbeglifh and Foreign Mercantile Heufes of the belt refpeetabibty ltt Town and Country, ire left with Mr. johnfon llookfacr, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Mr.Robin ien, Parivnoiter-row, London; of wham may be h+d, an en larged QMline of Mei/tarLot Initrudion, which is adapted to the varied l'urpofes of adive Life, having an equal View to the formation of the Scholar, the Merchant, and the Gentle man. To which is slfo-added, a detailed View of the Slams of Studies, moral .Management, thicipline, and internal Re gulations adopted in the Mattswiatz Commaaciaa Sean- MAZY. __• _ _ References may alto be procured, on Application to the Superintendent.: • • STURS's PAREGORIC.LOZINGEB. r ['HESE Loianges, fohighly and nniverfldly ap es of, are a fare and effedual Remedy in Ceildk Coughs, Hemlines, Sorenefs of the Throat and Break and Althmatie and Confumptive Ceimplaints tlf taken early, ditty will prevent Difeafts of more fatal tendency; and have *in proved by experience, to afford not only temporary relief, but alio.' permanent Ctire, in many inveterate Cafes, after other applications have failed. E Be careful to elk for Stars': Parerrie Lesever, as theft are many imitations and counterfeits. Sold by F. Newbery, Ho. ey, St. Paul's Church-yard; Wade, t 3, Old Bund-Brat; ift and Co. rso, and J. PS4. ffing,:l6, Oxford-11mm; Ba tley and Co. Coekfpur-ltrest; J. Ward,324, Holborn; T.Tutt ,Royal .E rehange; and W.Cierke, shy, Borough.—Price rs rid. the box, duty included ; btu OS taking at. the Stamps wid be allowed. Affu, by Mr. Stems--Cantomile Drops ts.pil.--Cenvullion --r ,, sisobormed Eye Water ts. rid....—tihret Drops, Oil le. as. td. INFALLIBLE GERMAI4 CORN.PLAUTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this molt excellent REhtEDY is fo certain of Its Efficacy having never failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate tLs Cons,root and branch, TO RETURN TN! MONET. it Wrill,on apphcation,take off the inflammation in a few hours, and defiroy effettually the Malignity without the kali basal; Printed Dirediom filed w ith it,. This is the celebrated P ESTER that gained fo much re putation in Germany, and been fold in Loadon upwards of Fifty Years, with the trreatell reputation. •• • Sold WI:MAR and Retail by T. Axtell, No. s, Finch-lane. tsar the Royal Each_augc ; and alfo by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavif tock-ltrest r Mr. \iftlfon, No. 39, St. James's-Rivet; Mr. Sidney,' No. sr, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn; and Jeboult and Co No. Igo, DafordAreet. At ReTat, by Bids?' tiniShoppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath. gyfiassid. booklellei, and itokinan, perfumer. 24inburib, by Bistcr. South Ilridfc. Ponies and Gaper, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool. by Mr. fore, prbeter,and Mr. joss ,beekfeller. Parefrainpi, Mr. Merbry, baddelier • Read& g efficacy to numberlefs trials, and with full evidence of Dr. Baotou st's Bousical Syrup, in which he has happily emnpreilied the moll Purifying and Healing virtues. of the 'Vegetable Seim,: Is now recommended iu Scorbutic, Le and &mentions Cafes. l it rttM the Nobleman to the Pearant, intoxica tion the cork of many of the Diforders which now at ilt" mankind. When radon is throws of her guard by the potent force of drinking to cues, it toe often happens that this imprudence produces another, or, in plain terms, a conned ion with a difordend or unclean perfon ; and frequently thole who are guilty of theft indifuctions arc at the point of entering into the facred band of wedlock, with a difcreet and virtuous com panion. What is the contequcoce or theft repeated itnpreprie ties ► The infectious poems, which has lurked In the body of the Indbond, Is communicated to the wife ' and entailed uplift the offspring, who conies into the world adifgultisai frank to all ladidders. and faked to the Fvil, eruptions at the molt ioveurato tendency, &e. A mechame, who ufes metal la the conviction of any performance, that hot not been properly re fined, will find kis workmanlhip break, crack, and difpliy a variety of imperfection, in defiance of all pain* and diligence: it taut/City the fame with thole who enter into the date of se heck, without having their blood properly purified from the diltempers it receives through thefe errors, than w hie!' nothing is mort efficacious than UT. BRODUM's BO ntßilP, being an admirable diuretic, and acting I' rrrfpirittitith never failing to cure complaints of this future, atter they have lain dtomant in the blood for (even, eight, nr ten nom Although it is fo effectual, it is at the fame time fo innocent, that a child, or a lying-in worn= might take it with the Frratt It fefesy ; ear is there the leaft delve of taking cold, then in the mon inclement kafon, which it is feareely pollible to dupe durir g the adothilintion of a comic of mercury. The no: • rim! Syrup and Reftoratiee Nervous Cordial,to be bad at the Dodoes bode, Nw 9, Albion-ft:vet, 7 doors from Livereon Mesas, Senn fide of Blackfriars-bridge in b.tucsat la. its. 6d. and th. od. (duty induded) at Withers. (Inc Ctv.kell's) Medicine Warehoufe , Ins, Strand; Shaw and ldwarth. St. Paul's Church yard; and Brennand, NO. 156, riitlepf4a!C•ftreCt Without; W. Buten, Printer and Book f ;.et, at his Medicinal Wareboufe, No. 3, Winnftreet. who L., received a loge and fro lli (apply; Thempron and Mills, tallinflrect ; &woe, .Tolsey ; C Routh, Dridgo-itrect; ..e.t and S heppard, Dthloi; Meyer and Cnowell. Bath; Onadby, Scerhorec; Mr. Bathes, Ciloucefter ; Mr. Worcester; Mr. Trewraan. Suter ; Swinn:y. Mem itgLant ; Spi:ibstry Cn. Mary-nett. Dublin; and by all tru.t Boukfthers. and Venders at Medicines In the Three An:744ra _ . - I "hdicine gunk Wirer! day. A Inert bottle con clua: Wirt Wan VA. WALTON-LODGE, JANUARY 14,1803. INTENDED IRON RAILWAY from jhe THAMES thro' the Parithee of Walton, Cobham. St@te, Great Bookham, Little Bookbam, and Fitcham near to Leatherhead, in the wady of Surreys AT the requeft of feveral refpeltable Gentlemen in this Neighbourhood, I hereby appoint a Meeting of inch Perfoos who with to tike meafures for promoting an Iron aiiwav a.; above deferibed, on Monday the ,;tit mama, at the White Lion, Cobham, at it o'clock in the forenoon. ED. PEPPIN, Re Sherif. o.*T a Meeting of the Trußees of the Fund fulareribed by the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY * NORFOLK, in the Intereft of Sir JACOB HENRY ASTJ.EY, Bar, and THOMAS WILLIAM COKE, Efq. for defraying the Expences of the late Scrutiny for the Paid County, held at King's Lynn, the 19th day of January, 1803, ANTHONY HAMOND, Efq.io the Chair, The Treaforen reported, that after difeharging the Espencel of the Scrutiny, there remained in their Hands the fum of nix 30.9(1. . It was moved and feerindede that it be propored to the 9tib feribers at large, that the I'M Balance of 61231...;5. 9d. be paid over to the Agents of Sir Jams A9TLIT and Mr Coe?. to defray the general Expenees of their Elodtion. Upon which it was Rated by T11011(AS BACIet, Efq. and EDMUND ROLle, Eli. at the particular requeft oi Sir Janos As and Mr. Coat, that they felt much gratified by the zealous exertions of their Friends, throughout the whole of the laze unprecedented Conteft— That as the attack upon the Votes of the Freeholders by the Scrutiny wet of a perfonal nature, they could not refute them the fats scion of defending, at their private espence, their franehifes, which were proved to have been unjustly attazked ; but whiff they held the honourable amnion of Reprefen•ativea for the County of Norfolk, they entreated no meafure might be pmpofed with refpeet to the general Eapence of the EleCtion, which could in any degree law the confeioufnefs of their 're lent Independence. - - I I It was moved and carried unaninamilly, that Roarer Pixie era r E. be requrfted to accept a Piece of Plate of the value o f Fifty Guineas, as a mark of rerped from the Free holders of Norfolk, for his attention to their interefts during the whole of the Scrutiny. It *as moved and carried tmanimoufly, that 501. per Cent. be immediatelv returned to each Subferiber to the aforefaid Fund. to be paid at the Banks of Mars. Gurney, in Norwich ,and Lynn. That there Refolutions be printed In the Norwich Papers, the Bury Paper, the' Morning Poft and the STAR ; and that a Copy be tent to each Subferiber. • The Thanks of the Meeting were voted to the Chairman, for his attention to the Barriers of the Day, and the Meeting a I joursed. ANTHONY HA MONO, Chairman. • P I • . MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ,UrHE.REAS many Ladies and Gentlemen • • frequently fuffcr great pecuniary Inconvenience from 'mint of knowing forme -efnedtable channel through 'Mote Ne i Ilium they may be accomtpodated with temporary or recta ' rent Sums of Money, all Perimt in poffelEm of Incomes aril . - front Freehold. Copyhold, pr Leafehold Eftates, in Land ertioures, Money in the Funds, Rent 1 dharges,Marriage Set- Gement.. Widow. Jointures, s, Patent AnnuldePlaces, Cier ! gymen'. Livings, or any other income for comb Life, may !be fupplkd with temporary art Sumbermanen of Meaty to I any amount, by paying an adequate Annuity Intereß for the Ifame. redeemable any time at their own option. The Nobility and Gentry of known property may be accommodated on their perfsnll Security. Perfonal applications will be received every day till three o'clock, and Letters from Correfpnodents in town or country (pat paid) will be immediately anfwered, addrefed to Meffrs. Harrb and Co. at their Annuity Bank, No. 9, Great 'Suffolk *met, Oaring CMS. AN EXTENSIVE COLLIERY. TO BE SOLD, ffillE COLLIERY of•BALLYCASTLE, on the Sea Coaft of the County of Antrim, (in [reboil.) This Colliery is of very confiderahle extent, and contains a raft fund of very fine Coal, whit]; hitherto hu bum very im pufedly worked. There are l ands anneied, containing upwards . of sso Acres Arable. and rao Pafture, Plantation Medi! re ; and if a greater quantity should be required, the Pun:tufa may be accommo- Idated with other Lands contiguous. This Colliery will be found worthy the attention of any Om damn or Company difptifed to perchafe fuch Property. Application to be made, by letter, to Thos. L. Stewart. Efq. Attorney, Marlborough-ftrect, Dublin; or to Alex. M'Nellk, Ballycaltle, who will give every =diary information refpait- Mg the Thk, HULL DOCK SHARES. . TO BE SOLD EY AUCTION. At the Dock Dace, in Kingfton.upon-Hull, on Thurfday the 44th day of February, 1805, predrill? at Twelve o'Clock at Noon; under the powers of as Ad of Paritamentmaffect ka the 434 Year of the Reign of his relent Mtjefty, tee snaking addEional Docks at Kingfton-tipon-Hull, Prf t fuels Conditions as than be then prudoced, F WE NEW SHARES in the Undertaking for Making DOCKS at Mileage-arm-Hen. Each Share will be pot up feperately.—No part of the per. chafe money, wept a &pat of 54 per Cent. will be required to be paid until the 6th day of April next. . . _ Eachurehafer of a New Share wiU be entitled, from the t ft day of Ja nuary MB. to the fame Dividends and Privileges as the Fr , nt Propricton of Dock Skim. Further particulars may be known by applying tn Mr. Fmk Solicitor, or Mr. Leech, Clerk to the Dock Company. Hall, Jan. 14, 1!03. 01.0UCESTERSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION, By Meffrs.HODSKINSON and Co. At Carraway's Coffealumfa, Cluegt-Ancy, Ueda+, OD Monday the 7th day of February, tit - 33, in Lots, THE MANOR of PAINSWICK, a truly de. firable Freehold Elate, continue of a Capital Manor Farm, and nearly One Thoofend different Copyholds, within the Tithing, of Sherykornbe. Ldge, Spa...abed, and Stroud. End, extending over fevers! Thoufand Acres of land, with Fines, Chief Rent, Quit Rents, and }ferias. The Manor Farm- Houle. with requifite Olkes, Is Steered on a healthy fpot, commanding extenne Views of the beautiful Vale of Paiaiivla, lying exceedingly compiet, in the centre of g3o Acres of rich Arable, Pallor*, and Meadow Land, with two improvable and valuable Streams of Water running through and uniting in the fame, very convenient for ending Mills, with median fails of Water, of from is tots feet, and might be very advintagenuffy ufed for the ManufaCtory carrying on in the Neiglibourttood. And alto ire leveret Pared, of Wood'and, part inebfed, Well flocked with Beech, Oak, and AO, rtees, lying within the Manor, containing Olt Acres, the whole of the eftimated value of needy Seel. per annum. Mr. Wm. Baylis, of fainfwiek, will (hew the Prelnifes, of whom printed Particulars may be had; al Mara. Dunn ~Sdllc lots, Lineolo's-Ims; and of hleffm Hnalicialon and Co. Sur veyors, Arundelflrret, Stand, Leaden& Wares Plena the kiting may be lees. This day was puldithed, price 13$. 6d. boards. DON RAPHAEL. A Romance, in 3 vols. By GEORGE WALKER, _ . _ _ _ Authc;r of the Three Spatiiartl4, &z. Now an my foul, 'tis what an outrag'd heart Like yours—fhou:d I-1 (Muhl hy, I leat.'n, eftte:n it Molt eaquilite revenge , i casca ra 2.- London . : Printed for G. Walker, Bookfeller and Moue feller, No. lon, Great Portland.ftreet ; and T. Hiatt, No. 32, Paternoiter-row. Of whom may be had—Thc Va7abood, third Edition—The Three Spaniarda—Poema by U. Walker—Remember Me, a Ballad, is. NEW NOVELS, Publifhed at the Misicas A OinCe : A TALE of MYSTERY; or, CELINA.— Four Volumes, lbs. fewest Lorimsn, or Man in every nage of Life ; s vols. 7s. The Widowed Bride; by Mrs. Hook ; 3 vols. tos. ed. Nobleman and his Steward; 3 vols. 1 as. La Belle Sauvage ; 2 2012 71. Arthur Mervyn, by Mr. Browne ; 3 vols. rsas Edgar Huntley; 3 vols. &is. The Reprobate, by La Fontaine; 2 vol.. is. Viaor; or Child of the Foreft ; 4 vols. ans. Cattle of Caltbnefs ; a vols. 71. Orphans of Llangtoed ; 3 vols. ins.6d. Romance • a VIAL Si. Prßtri for La ne' and Newman, Leadenhall-ftreet. BOOKS AND STATIONARY. This day was publilhed, price al. is. theTbird !Alston, of i-IE HISTORY ul the REBELLIONS in IRELAND. from the arrival of the Lt.glitu; with a par ticular Detail of hat which broke out ilk t7pB, and an !WU of the Confpiraey wields preceded it. • By Sir RICHARD MUSGRAVE, Ban. Printed for John htockdalc, No. at. Pim-sale. Of w born ballad 4. r. d. Edwards's Hiftory of the Weft Indies . - C 2 0 Ptolzi's P.etrafpeclion of iBOO Years - 2 1 0 Planta's Hiftory of Switzerland - - 1 X 0 Vancouver's Voyage, 6 Vols. - - s is 6 Aikin's Hiftory of Manchefter, &c. - $ Is 6 Barlow's Flop's Fables, xis Plates . • s S 0 Scott's Hiftory of Dalian - - 3 1 0 Chauchard's Maps of Germany, Soc. . 6 6 0 State Papers during the lit'ar - - 7 7 0 Groft's Antiquities of England and Wales - to 13 0 Parliamentary Ret.ifter, 1743 to tilos - s 8 2 0 Mr. Stoekdale partirnbrly wallet to call the attention of the Public to his Stationary, as be has now on fair the vrry find! Writing Paper, at Is per PLAIT, Plain, or ts. ad. Gilt, much fuperior to what was lately Told at ta. 4d. and 11. 6d. This day wu publllbed, price 6s. bound, A NEW Method' of LEARNING FRENCH in a PRACTICAL and EASY WAY : Being an 'natation of all the French verbs, taken in their na tural and figurative fettle, arranged according to their different conjugations and irregularities,and comAinetids b,K Sentences, with the Subfiantives and other Words to reptchs they arc the moil likely to be found comic:led: the whole terminated by a regular let of Familiar Dialogues, with an E.nglint Trannatioo, fo very literal, as to anima to the French, Word for Word, without offending the Rules of Cunftrudion. By Mr. DU MITAND, Teacher of Orel, Latin, Fruit+, Italian, and of the principal European living Tongues; and Author of feveral Gramma tical Works. The Fourth Edition, emaderably augmnted. Leedom Printed for W . J. and J. Richardlon, Royal Ex change. . . . . . . . . Of whom may be had % by the lame Author, s. A Table, an large Imperial Paper, that prefents a fuccina Method of declining every Article, Noun, and Pronoun, in French ; and which reduces all the Verbs to a Angle Conjuga tion. Psice 3s. a. A fimilar Table for the Palau Language ; 3s. 3. Another foe the Spanifh; Set 4. Another for the Portuguefe 5. A Table that Stews the reciprocal Correfpondcnce of tt e variable Parts of Speech, and eflablifies a repair mode of eLn jugating all the Verbs in the nine melt ofetal livingTos tuts, viz. French, Italian, Sparta, Portuguefe, German, adeh, Swadia, Dana, and Engliat ; " We have, on former occafions, Introduced Mr. Dads& tand to the acquaintance of our readers. He appears to os to have an acetwate-way thinking, and coofideralak gramma tical annum. And what treater praife can we beam/ upon any Man than to fay that he =thin the line of his Note:Soo f The Table before as Is comprehettfive to a degree beyond what we &mild have conceived to havelem polGhle. It relates not merely to the nyder dedenfioaand conjugations, but mends to all anarnolies of Ase French Tongue. So far, therefore, as a Chart of Language, which brings the.whole before us in one point of view, can be Waal, thp Table of Mr. Du Mitaad is entitled to commendation and applaufc." Eatrad from tte Review. This day was publighed, 10 I WIND 3s. 6d. bound, The Eilhth Edition, with conlidcrable Improvements, of ENGLISH GRAMMAR, adapted to the dif ferent Odra of Learners. With an Appendix, cont: in mg Rules and °Nervations, for affdting the MOM advanced Students toliNtc with pert/Acuity and accuracy. By LINDLEY MURRAY. - . The extrsordiaary and increallug doused far this Grammar, has Induced the Author to give the Eighth Edition go attendee reviling'. This has produced natty alterations of the language, and a number of.oblenrations deigned to iallaratt teak rules and politioas which keened to require it: and it Is hoped that their rariatioos and additions win be foetid improvements. Printed for Liingmas and Rees, and Dartc:n and Harvey. 'Amnion • and Wilton and Spence, York. Of whoa; may be bad. New &Wimp of the following Books, by the fame Author : t. An Abridgemmt of L Murray's Englias Grammar. Price is. hound. I. Fugllfh Exercifes, adapted to the Granurtar lately pabillli• ed by 1.. Murray. Price vs. 6d. bound. 3. A Kiry to the Light!' Exercifes. Price St. bound. 4. linwoduellon to the Englidi Reader; or, a Sdc&on .1 Pieces in Prole and Poetry, cakuLfed to improve the younger claire, of learners, lo reading ; and to imbue their Nis& with the love of virtue. With Rules 4310blrawatiotia for sating . Children to read with propriety. Price 3s. boond. 3. The Falehtli Rimier; or, Pieces In Prate and Poetry, fe lofted from the bell Writer& 4s. bound. _ 6. Sequel to the Fngliat Reader; or. Elegant Reßakes Ist Prate and Poetry. as. bound. 7. The Power of Religion on the Mind. 36 6d. hound. The evkbrated Dr. Blair, late Profs:for of Rhetoric and Belle. Lettrcs, in the Uniterfity of Edinburgh, has given; is opinion of the Graannur and Esereifts conjointly, in the fol lowing wont Mr. Lindley Murray's Grammar, with the Exereiks and the Ley In a feparatc volume, I eltcem as • molt excJk-nt p.rformance. I think it foperior to any work of that nature we have yet bad ; and am perfuided dia• it b,by much, the belt Grammar of the Engliili language extant. On Syntax, in t miscast, he has sewn a wonderful degree of acutenct4 an. preeiGun, In afcertaining the propriety of language, and in rcitifying the moot:elide errors ohols writers arc apt 'wean rint. Men ufeul there books mull cowbell ha to ad who ars epplying theuarcives to the ans ui eimpohttoo." Frcm the LONDON OAZETTE, .7aa...try 22. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OFFICE, JAI:I./IRV 22. 14th Regiment of Light Th.Agotint—Caw:in the ii•owuraltle Charles Butler, from the half ;•:y 2,1 t , t Lc et.ptain, vice Pta cep who ClCii.ingc4. 31 Regiment of Foot Guards--Captain rt Mercer, from the half pay of the RqUitent, to ha Lieutenant, vice Steward, who cachanges. 3d Regiment of Foot Surgeon Thomas Anderfon, from tit: half pay of the 4th Foot. to i.e SUrgroll, eiie Gill, removed to the yth Royal Caertfee Kllttaloll. Hospital Mate Shute to beAlliltant Surgeon, vice Matter, removed to the sth Royal Garrifon Battalion. 4th Ditto—Hofpital Mate Aickfon to be Affillant Sur. goon, vice Lind, removed to the 6th Royal Garrifon Bona lion soh Ditto—Surgeon John Lear, from the half pay of tha 68th Fuoi, to be Surgeon, vice Curtis, removed to the sth Royal Garrifou Battalion. reth Ditto—Captuu Lieutenant Junes Greaves to be Captain of a Company, vice Redden. Lieutenant William Shea to be Captain Lieutenant, vice Gtt..l•ol. Lieutenant J. H.Mgeo, from the halt pay of the 54th Foot, to be Lieu tenant, vice Shea. sash Ditto—Holpital Mate John Lennett to be Affilant Sur. geon, rite Sanders, removed to the sth koyal ijarrifun Bat talion. ayth I)ltto—Jams Graham, Gent. to be Enlign, by porthole, vice Jones, promoted. 35th Dittos—Emirs William Gurley, from the aft Battalion of the Royals, to be lieutenant, by porthole, vice Bach, who retires. 3jth Ditto--Enfign Richard Church, from the r3th Foot, to be laentetnen, by purehafe, vice Small, who retards. 40th Ditto--Captain Emery Harcourt, from the utth Foot, to be Major, by put eaafe, victOore, promoted in the sth 64th litto .-.Enfrin James Leppert to be Lieutenant, by piar cha.rße, vice James, who retires. 83d Ditto--Susgeou Peter Nicola, from the half pay of thl late nth Welt India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Days, removed to the 3d Royal Garrifon Battalion. Hofpital Mate C. Wake to be Adiltant Surgeon, vice Kidd, removed to 0141 7th Roy* Gentian Battalion. 85th Dttto.—Daptain George Mina*, from the half pay of the 9th Welt India Regiment, to be Captain of a Pompom; vice De la Dodflpe, removed to dudish Foot, 90th Ditr-rOkorgt Wynter, Gent. to he Bags, by parch** Macho wee . y. _ _ _ 34 Weft India Reitintent--Captain Hcary 'Grove, from the bait pay of the nth Dragoon Guards, to be Captain, vice Rol's, removed to the 4th Dragoon attards. kit Dkto...Wilthaz Wilde, Gam to be Enka, without put , chaL.,vice Sheridan, ruporkaled, ban aI Lnt wi•hout kart. tR Royal Garrihm Battalion—H*lW Thomas W. to . - be Aftflant Surgeon. ad Ditto--Entigs Stanford, from the Surrey Militia, to be EnGgn. To be Afhitant Surgeon.—Hofpital Mate Richard Arinftrong. Hofpital Mate James Brad y. 3cl Ditto—Esign John Stephesfon, from the Retired Lift. to be Folly+, vice Rrohler, who is replaced on the Retired Li& Surgeon George Days, from the 83d Foot, to be Sargeun. Hofpitai Mate John Maxwell to be Alfiftant Sorgeoh. sth Ditto—Surgeon James Curtis, from the Sth Foot. to be Surgeon. AfMani Surgeon Richard Sanders, from the 24th Foot, to be Alliftant Surgeon. 6th Ditto—Affiftant Surgeon J. Lind, [from the nth Tnot, en - - - be AfSßant Surgeon. • 7th Ditto—Surston Cutbbeat GOI, front the 3d /not, to be Servo To be A ` Rant Surgeona--Afilftant Surgeon John *tad, his the 83d Foot MOW Willialna.` Commillion in the Well Regiment of Suffolk , Militia, figned-by the Lord Lieutenant. The Right Honourable Cheeks Lord Mount Brant to b. 4. Colonel, vice the Right Honourable Comp Henry Earl of ninon, reign ed . Dated D ecem ber 31, :so& Commiffi ion n the Bedfordlhire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. Jußiniln A Ilion, Efq. to be Captain. Dated January t, 043. Commilikti in the Royal Exchange Divifion of _ _ . . . the Loyal London Volunteers, ligned by his Majelly. Dated January 7, t 803... Lieutenant Knight qpcncte to be Captain, vice•Lartgton , re. - flirted. ConimifGon in the Devon o snd Cornwall Regiment of Miners, figned by his Majelty. Dated No. vember 30, tiloa. Robot L. Jenkins, Cent. to be Adjutant. BANKRUPTS. James Chapman, of Liverpool, oserthant. dealer and 'spook to furreater Feb. t 1, t 4, and March s, at four, at the addle. water Arms, Manchencr. !morale., Mare. Duckworth and Chipp ndall, Manehefter. Thomas Desks, of Oldbury, Sato% huthoider, Feb. v 6, at five, February ty, sod March 5. at demo, at the Shakefpcar Ta vern. llianloglom. Attends", Mr. William Jo►ntion, of the Inver Temple, Loudon ; ar Mr. itichard Horocr.ofSedfley, St.dfordllikr. TlaunTasiawe:At, late of the Old Change, Lendea, merchant. d aler and chairman. January ab, Feb. 5, and March s, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allen Perking, Lawrence- John Short, of Alfrid-place, Saint George, Southwark, coral. warier, dealer and cbmaman, January sts, Feb. 2. aad March 5, at eleven at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. likebbord, De. 4111• *wet, Canterbury-fquare. Susan wk. Met Delving. of Savage-Gardena, Lembo, and &the Orr- Rood, Flolbunufquare, Middlefez•tobacto-brokeri dealer a nd chaplain, January ab, Feb. s, 'Mid March s, at twelve, • at•GundadL Attorney, Mr. Jolts Pollen, Foto-Arm, c.rip , *put, Logsdon. DIVIDENDS.- lawnary $9. John Evans, of Wapping, Mleklaff:r., uncodraper. at twelve, at Guildhall. January 31. I allies Hemmed, of emu:Wiry, Weiner, at caw, Canterbury. Feb. 7. William pilanoy, of Liverpool, linen-draper, at oi.e. at the Globe Tavern, LiverpooL Feb. m. William Panter, !treat, GoodniatA:Fielii,, and of St. Dunftan's-Nill, Tower•ftreet,Leodon, broker.. ; ten, at Guildhall. January 29. Alexander Mao, of Liverpool, linen and wool i D• draper, at one, r the Globe Tavcrn, Latriw. Feb. s. Aaron Avery. of New Branford, Middk fee, li en • duper, at teu, at Guildhall. January sq. Mary Janke and William Johnftm, !at: of Als mering. Settle., 11..pke,pers, drakes and claapmen, at cla at the Anchor Inn, thicheller. Feb. 3. Richard Kit j ilonsu, late of Fvelhant,Worceiterthirc, nizreer, at twelve, at the Crown Inn. Event .m. January sq. Jarnel Cunningham, DOW Of hew of Yearned, S,(. folk, recce-, linen drape. dealer and chairman. at twelve, at London. [llia Casette alto eontains W Itfajeftja Order in Coun .1 for taking of the quarantine upon all Mips from Philadelphia and Maryland, in confcquence of the malignastrever twit wed there having fubfiled ; profiled the edicts in& h•vs fail. 'mm the ports of the abovent.n•lonal ► t the eft of December, am.; that none of the crew, or u petions on to ~s, shall Is 64ial, so lossa et as him mg the voyagc4