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Frain 1 1 u LONDON GAZETTE, July 1 i, 1807, / Horse Guards, ;filly 6, 1807. His Majesty. has been pleased to grant his most grajons prmilision to the 75th Regiment to assume, iu addVion to any other devices or badges to which it may he entitled., and to'bear in the Colours, and on tlu Appointments of the Regiment, the " 'Tiger," with the word " India," : superscribed, as, an honourable and lasting testimony of the distin , guis!led services, Of that Corps in India, daring a period of nineteen years. 4! •' • By Order of Royal Highness :the Corn , - • rnander in Chief, • CALVERT, Adj.-General. Whitehall, July . The. King has been pleased to order a Cong 6 d'Edro - to pass the Gi.e it Seal, empowering the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Exeter to elect a Bishop or that.S&e, - the same being void by the tran'dation of the ,Right Rev. ,Father in God Doctor John Fisher, late Bishop thereof, to the See of Salesbut y ; and his Majesty :has also ; been pleased, by his Royal Sign Manual, to recommend to the 'said•Dean and Chapter the Right Father in God Doctor George Pelham, now Bishop of. Bris , tol, to be by them elected Bishop of the said See of Exeter, Inr.Offi'vt, 7 i It, 18, 7. ad Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Captain the 1-lon. john Somers Cocks, from the Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Morris,•who exetinges.. ' 6th Regiment of l)ragoons, Lieutenant William Dowson to be Captain , o 1 a Truop, by purchase; vice Allen, who re. tires, Sth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Wm. Locker to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Carlton, pro ti ot. r. 411) kali, Captain the lion., Charles Butler to be Major, i% &wilt purcihr. , ,,, vice Smith, who retires. Lieutenant Nliiies to ,of a Troep,by par ch.' , vice Biit ier. tsi Lieutenant Thsck well to be Captain of I ). by purcha.se . , Jannis; promorcif. Cornet I' Ross to be .L" , :ureilant, by purchase, vice Coch rane, pri in 4:lliii the lath Li,,ttt I)raKw,lis. Cornet 'I, I loluen to he Lieutenant, piiichasc, vice Butler, pro iri, ted in t0 , ....671ii t6iii Ditto, Cornet Viygh, Owen to be Lientenant,'by put. vine Swcetenitani, promoted, ' 7.lst Ditto; Captaiii'Thumas isates to be Major, vice Mal ikinoleceased: lieutenant - lathes It. CrawtOtd to be Cap tali; et a Troop, Vice liares: • •:. • ajd t Cent. tolie Cornet; by porcli.:.sc, vice 1..)r.1 tieurge li. Russell, promoted in the tilt I, ra 4 oons. 3:1 h gmllie,,t tit Foot, Captain George Morris, front the ad Gouotli, tt, be Captain of a - Company, vice Cocks, woo excliatie:'s. 710 Alackwurth, Gent. to be Lieutenant, with. omit ptit,ll,,e 111 it. Oil 1'..! r (. 1 ; Ch.; les O'Connor, Gent. to be Ensign, vo,;:i>or;,n, promoted. • .13 , 1 (.;91.11,1 plow, otrenr the 6th Garrison ~/iatialion. to 'L . : (Lipi a i i i o f a Company, vic e Sh a w, wh o exch Richard Minor, trim' lialt-pay,of. triv ax; Light Dragool,s, to be First Lieutenant, vice yn t,..r, who exchanges. TO ha Sec,ol Lit:m.ll3ms Roskelly, Gent. with- . Out vice 11 - owne, promoted. Rawes, (;,mot. ‘rt,:p•mut putch;,s; vice I3rownson, promoted. 27 in I)irto, 10. Lite,, i;it Charles Carr Carmichael, trout Half- • p ty t,l the Lae Corsican Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice ltichard , on, who exchanges.. Smith, Gent. to be L'is•go, o , ithout purchase, vice Stuart, appointed to the 37th toot. , 29.11 . r %itto, Surgeon I henry Lennon, front the 49th Foot,' to 'be Sit• ;o :on, vice Guthrie, MO exchanges. 3151 Ditto, Staff tiosoitai-Assistant lames Moore Graham to • hi.. A asistant.Surgeon. 49th Ditto, lames Kitterrnaster, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Grant, proinmed. Surgeon George Gtitltrrr, from the aoth toot, to be Surgeon, vice Lennon, who ex. changes. 58th Ditto, Charles Vickers, Gent. fa be Ensign, without purchase, vice Harri4on, whose Appeintinent bas not taken place. •• CO Ditto, Lieutenant I. George Blake, front the New ,Brutiswick.' FencibleS, to be Lieutenant, vice jobling, who , exchanges. , 6oth- Ditto, Philip Vivyan, Esq. to be Paymaster of the ad battalion. 96th Ditto, William Nlonerieff"faylor, Gent, to be Ensign, , withont purchase, vice Armstrong, whose Appointment .ila% nut taken place. ith West India. .egitnent, William Geddes, Gent. to be „ . , c.nsigo, witnout purchase, vice Coote, promoted, in time 15th Foot. Watteville's.Retruent, Ensign-Rodolphe Dc Stegner, from the King's German Legion, to be Lieutenant. ad Garrison Battalion ; Assistant. Surgeon basil John ,ton, from the Sligo Militia, to Asstitant-Sttrgeim, vice O'Brien, deceased. • ftli Ditto, Captain Thomas Shaw, from the zyt twit, to be Captain of a Coittouly, vice Mad, who exchaiiee...i. Lieutenant HenryM*Maitii, ' from Half-pay of the bad Foot to be Lieutenant, vice Wright, who exch a nges. New Brunswick Fenciblei, Lieutenant G. lobline, front the 64th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Blake, who exchan.ge.i. Ensign Andrew Rainiforti to be Lielltemot, vice Wallop, promoted in the 6th Garrison W. B, ,otu ar [Lieutenant with temporary Rank I io - 131LEVE'V. C:lptiin Ce , rgr; lier6ert •Attwi., of the 66 Foot, to be Major io the A nliy. STAFF. • lames I)ruiprriouti, Eiti. to be 'a Deputy Commissary of At:comyts to the forces. Daniel Croviolatt, Livut. to 1).: All Assist:ion Comillif.sary Amosupt . , to the Foux,. HARAACKS, ; Joseph Guntiry Dowae, .4ent. to Oc a barrack Master in Great Britain, vice Tced, decea.sed, io t a ilogh e 's E s q. late (.!aptain 74th uot , to be A kAffACIL . MiIP,CC to • Great Britain , vice Putdun, ilueased. 2tleßegiinent ol the Royal gait India Volunteerc, Lieutenant Robert (Jro to he edinain of A Colitis:my, vit: Feailitr. stoilliao, , ,h, 'who resivi4. Lieutenant tohn Mathison to be ditto ' vice Gilmour, who resigns. Liosio Ivo:ph Allen to be V 1431 (..; hnsign Stittigftl U. IA Uti to, he tlitto; vice NLithi,on. ileac) , Owen, to be viee kilwaiti White, Gem. to be ditto, 'vice Morrison. ' LiZlltell2llt Patrick ALWerlllOll itoe, SA the 99th Regi. 1113,:lit of tout, is superseded, beinit 4bseut v4thout Oritnanee.Offics, July to, 11107., .R. 461 Regimens qA,Lill. r. y. Centlernan Cildet Charles Ot way to be Second Lieutenant, vice Coxweli,prottioted. patcd tidy ti Celiac.. 41. An adet Robert A. Speer to be dim', vice Daltoo, pro. Inotki. Dated as above. L'entletitian Catiet.William Figee to be ditto ' vice Bruce, promoted. Dated its above. Gentleman Cadet Charlet , IL Lewis to bit ditto, by ;tug tncbtatiolt. Dated at above. Gentlertrat,'L:adet Robert S. Aitchison to be rtittO, brilugitientatioli Diited'au above, Cori), •Captain Wm. t'enwiek to be I lL twertatit•Colru.:l, vacs SkiAmtt, retired. patect 0 07 , Sei.Or.l Lapaiti i;eorge Wright to be Caputo,. vo.:0 kt..o wick t>ielect a 3 above. LietitClUrit Phobias Cotoy tit be Cavt.,iii, vice Wr4;lit. Dated 4r. ANVe, L,3 ik co , , r10 , 14 ,,t rant to be Lieutemmi,vit'e Colby. Dareti ..b arK,VO, tientletnint Cadet 1 1 ,ev ivs v et o i to be Seenbil Lie , it4l.4),t, vice pwrioa, promote 4. im ed . . • CoMthit.a.gm lit the' 13ttifutd*Iiite Militia, sigled by the idni Lieutenant. John Ridge, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated June 23, tBo7. ;:onoriiiions stirred liv the Llid ideutena,it of the Wet Riding of the County of Yoik, City and County of the City of York. tat West York Nl:luta-Huhn Jowett, Gent, to he Ensign. Dated lune 22, 1807. Zci West York Nlilitia—Williarn Dodsworth, Esq. to be' Captain. Dated jun.: 20 1807. jererniah.Turner, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated lune 29, :47. Chas. \Ticket's, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated lune 20,":83.7. Id WeSt York Militia—Thomas Wrathier, Gent, to be En. 'sign. Dated May :3, 1807. . , Skyrack Pellinteer Infantry.. . Ensign Gideon Maude to be Lieutenant, vies V e vers, pro. muted. Dated Dee, 1, :806._ - - - - _ . 'l . O be Ensigns—George Searle, Cent. vice Mattdd, promoted, Dated Dec. Is, Liao, Thomas. Lomb, Gent.. Vice Whita. ker, prom Acct. Dated Dec. 16, r8..6. Robert Heinhig-. ton, Gent. vice Tkitrias, promoted. Dated Dec. 19, 146. Southern 'Regiment of West Riding•Yeasmistry Cavak y. Caittain the Hun. Frederick Lumley to be -Major. Dated Jan. 18, 1807. Lieutenant Mark Skelton to he Captain. Dated as above. Cornet John Shore to be ditto. Dated I an.. 19, 1.807. Cornet Vrederick Wilkinson to be Lieute -haat.% Dated fan. 03, 11107. loseph •DixonSkelion, to be.ditto. Dated lan. 19, 1807. , Thornas Clifton Wheat, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Jan. 19, • , Leeds Volume's., bluntly. Lieutenant-Colonel ‘Villicirn Sm it hson to . be . Lieutenant. Colonel-Commandant, vice Lloyd, resigned. Dated l•cb. Jo, 1307. Major Tlunnas lkin to be Lieutenant-Colonel,. vice Slllittlsoo,. }MORA:A. Dated, NOV. 26, 18e6. Cap. Win Thomas Wolrich blansteldt to be ditto, vice, Clayton, resigned. Datcci'April 17, igoj, 'To be Majors—Captani john Hill, vice promoted.: Dated April t 7, 187: Captain Clitistopher Beckett, vice. Oates, resigned. Dated April ib, 1307.•, • To be -Captains--Lieutenant Richard Wilson, vice Walker, resigned. Dated April 17, 18'37. Lieutenant John Carr, vice Oates, resigned. Dated April ili, 1807. Lieutenant • Edward Grace, vice Stansteldt ► 'promoted. Darted April : 1807. Lieutenant Roger aolt Leigh,'Nrice Hill, pro 4. -, muted. Dated April 214 1114. 'Lieutenant George Walker, vice Beckett ' promoted. . Dared April 21, 1807. nant Robert lona Coalman, vice Vearson, resigned. Dated April 22, 1807. o be Lieutenants--Ensign Mieliael"fhamas Sadler, vice Wilson, promoted. Dated April 17, 1807. Ensign.Georo Hobson, vice Carr, promoted. Dated April 18, 1807. Ep. sign William Thompson Thompson, vice Grace, pr!). muted. Dated April 19, 18 0 7, Ensign John vice Leigli, promoted. Dated. April 2), 18 7. Ensign Thomas. Motley, vice Coulnuin, pronicited. Dated Aim! zr, ilk] , - Ensign William Wilks, jun. vice Walker, promoted. Dated April 22 0 1807. . Polutteer 'To be Captains—henry Richard Wood, Esq. vice William- snit, Dated December, 19, 1806. , Richard PurchaSe - Strangewayh Esq. vice Reynard. Dated Deember, zo, 1166. To.bo Lieutenants—Pickering Robinson,- Cent. vice Lund. Dated December 19, Ensign jesepli Terry, vice Hodgson. Dated Dee, 20, 1306. - r elibign Peter Wright, Charnock. Dated Dec. al, 18.6. John vire Fursiiss. ULT. 22, MA. 'To be Lit signs--Fletcher Itt iititwaite, Gent. vice Terry, rtiniotect. Dated 'lune 5, i/sO7. George Snowdeli,•Gerit. vice Wright, promoted' Dated June 6, Stockeld Poluntect . • Cavalry. Benjamin Dealtry, Gent. to);,e cornet. Dated May'2s, *Sal. - Craven Legioii cavally. t • The Rev. Henry Wiggleswortli to.be Chaplain, vice Daw son, deceased.t Dated Al,rtl 17, 1807., Connnisilon in the Berwickshire. Regiment Of Vcaunteer In fantry, 4igned by the 1..r/rd Joseph Lowry to be Lieutenant, Vice Laing, , promotect. Dated Jan. 8, 1807. Commissions Jived by.tbeLvd Lieutenant of Cheshire. Royal Che.iter Volunteers. , Major Charles Hattiilton tO be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice ,resigned. Dated July 5, 1807. John Egerton, Esq. to be .tvlajor, vice Hamilton, promoted. • Dated as above. Lieutenant John Cooper to be Captain, vice Grey, resigned.. Dated as above. • To be LieUtelialltil—.Ensign Joseph Grace, vice Cooper, pro moted. Dated as above. I.:nsign ThOmai Gill, vice At dersey, resigned. Dated as above. Ensign Josiah - Thomas, vice Howurd, resigned. Dated as above. TO be Ensigns—loseph Bateman, vice Barth, resigned. Dat ed asabove. ,lames Suitpe, Gent. vice Grace, promoted. 'Dated •as above. Valentine (ones, Gent. Nice , Gill, Jnontated. Dated as above. john Davies, Gent. vice 'l2lloinas, promoted. : Dated j uly s, 1807. Artillery . Company—lohn Fletcher, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Atkinson, 'resigned% Dated as auove. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Davenport Smiley, late of Lo I.onclorf, money acrivener, tront I uly 1,, to Augluit 27, At ten, at Guildnall. Wtittan t Rigg s , pt tnz ll is LoudOn, glove-snercitant, front I my 14 to.rlugut4 s 1, at ten, at uutwitAti. I.I4NKkVIITS. lames Arkell, of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, corn4aaor, to surrender July 29; 33, asst August az, at eleven, :it* the vilitta Hart Inn, livershaut, Worcestershire: Attoroies, Messrs.' Gritliins, Broadway, Worcestershire ; or Air. M irgan, Gray's ,, lnn-hquare, London. William Bellamy, of Great Gritirsoy, Lincolnshire, tailor,. kuly 22, 23, and August zs, at eleven, at the George lan, ingbton-upcni•Hull. Atturnies, Air, Dickenson, Hull; . or lirlessra. \ Rosser and Son,liartlett's-la'uildings, London. • Edward 'ones, olSwan-lanc, Tharnes , street, London, slate. merchant, July 25, and August 22, at twelve, at • Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. SUULOW, Moiltin,ent-yard. • Robert Grater, of PlyinoUth•Doek, inuney-sorivener, Ai, "sit iix; zi, and August 22, at eleven, at the - Wool. 'Lxcter. Atiernies, Mars. Williams awl hawks, New. Square, Lin:ones-I nu, London or Mr, Turner, Exeter, ' 'William Mitchell, of ,Alerthyr Glamorganshire, v:ctuatLer, July 2g, 29, and- August 2., at tell,•aL III:: King's An M Arena, erthyr Tyctvill.• 'Attornies, Messrs. leinkius, James, and co. London ;• .Mr. Nieyrick, Alerthyr Tydvitl. DIVIDENDS. August S. ins Fulcher, Sudbury, Suffolk, tailor, at ten • at r;uildlydfl, London, Ao6ust g. '1 hoin.is Tills, of Wymondliatn, Norfolk, co r d. waffler, at three, at 'the W !Me Swan, Norwich. 'AuAtist 4. of the Strand, Middlesex, shoe maker, at twelve, at Guildhall: • 'August 4. antes' liennet and Sarrtuel Lovesey, now or lute -of High Holborn, Middlesex, pawn-brokers and UW6111411, at 'eleven, at August 6. etudes Evans, of Nantwich,C heshire, shoemaker, at eleven, at the White Lion (nu, Whitchurch, Salup. ',August 3; joint Simini i late at Sheepy Pavia, Leicester s hire, 'miller, at eleven, at t he Sinn, Shecpy Magna. ..August tq. lolin Usher, late f Great Kington, Warwick stint, butcher and tnaltstMx at eleven, at the Flying Horse tutu isanbury, Oxfordshire. . . • August V.Williarrißuwding the younger, of lienstridge, SO , mersctshireidealer, at eleven, at the Red Lion mr„ Snattes- Dursetshire. • , • . August : 3. William Young, of gauchester, vidualler, sft eleven, at the Star lou, Manchester. August ti. Charles Wisey and N ichol49 llusey, of Newgate ' street, Loudon, linen-drapers, at ten, at Guildhall._ Sept,,j John lierriinan. of lirewerii‘strect, tlid r '! itletzx, xlurist, .0 twelve, at C;uildnall.• , AuAtrot 4. William Long, of StuncifOtise, near Plymouth; • hatter, at ten, at Ci utiWtal I; London. August 4. Min Parker, of 0001d -street, 'Middlesex, gold. ; . smith anti jeweller, It eleven, at c;uildliall. Se r t . z. Thomas ivlaltby and Gepfo Nialtby,- of Size.ltine, . London, merchants, at , ten, at Ginluttall. • , . August IS. lienjamip _Fisher, of Weston-street, in the Maze, SUutliwark, Sarey, vidualler, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon-, don, • Medics! 6iia4lisi.4trit kr Mr Military Drpartmoat of the ei,la4c4. A 'i,rant Surgeon juseph Fietclier to be Surgeon, vice Keliy, tatk,tit May z, SUpernurncrary rlsslstartt Surg o t Titom tti Maxwell 10 be AmilStant Suty,eitu ) , vice Etc I)4teit :o; above. Supernumerary Aoistunt Sur. I+s b, AN4lstant §urgcon, vice Mid furittrUCCeat;C.i. I)4tid feuds 4, 3807. • lIOUTHAMPIOU, jULY to,' 4.1 ' •. Arrived—the Lowly, Rountree, .frUnt.,Sunderland i,..ancl :Economy, Sutton, front - fealty. Sailed—the Ann, Holloway, for Poole ; and SpeAly, Pulltir k lot jer4ky. . , .-,. : ~, HULL. JuLy 9. cERrIFICATE.V. I ;:• ' - ' . , A'rri'ved--the IV/iniva; anti . the bonitih, from. Rotterciatit Augustche r. .t. Daniel trickling,' of Frisby, Leicesterthirt,-' . and v t udi t i, s 4 T roin G et t e. ,, ..„ ~, , ~ but ~,. , „ i , ' ''. ' •.t oit..tvasENn,-lul.v 9. , .... ' . . -:•-i. W;l,,aa t ea t able, of Liverpo o l, merc h ant . Matthew Lee, of Welithgam, sonwha N n t re, scrive n e r . Sailed—the Tvvn 'Sisters, Hallahan, for -iNeWftitindlaiiit;l john Tatterl, ot 13atrovv turd, Lancashire, 'lotion-maim. flartincruth, Oreaves.,for ( .uerhsey..;;Cutititsigharn, ILION/ taclurer. . ~.. vt, attic OrH)er, N',Portuell, for Belfast ; ,and,,Yine f ,,HoKll%-, Peter M.Taggart, of Suffolk-lane, I .oni l9ll l.merchata; , l4 Newry. . !Thomas Gooch and lames Jackman, of Eketer, hatters Int * Jut lo isirriVed—the Peters, Liu rtitmi.ffthriClgorW4y. ln - .r. , ttlit • ' .litieterN• ' '' ' ihothit , --ehe -elite . Marie, MichelsortottinNbtsvat • v) .. john I .4ac liawkins, of Vaihy 71'erracc, eity,toati, - matpi-A '' :, i t •, ~,, ‘ ,,,,,, i ,,,,,, 3 :, ,„ , , ~,, •.;_, , ; :„. tact;of,r and dealer in timaical Ingo-intents, , " ,l i v ?(-, i JAI J I‘'S A irAvsmitit, of 1 . 2 ichitiontl, Voikolaire,"'upholgtr.4::: ' 0t,..2- - Ti a- WA T T.g , r I ,kti fr iltipittlßkllci li TO I .MO R.:l I uttn- Lind, , or F. ) lee, staolk, grtiicr 4ird. ttraiia. '•' '' . - . ) itonert Wilson', of 1 14 0 1 ) 1 40h Voliciihitvi inkiktePer.;'• .) :., 1 . Mottling; 2 C, 9. I tempo ,41 twil. alter 9. , . .; ..... :1 . .: ?4.....,-1 , 1. , ~,,, , . --- -. , -- - -----a- fr p----,4,4;--trl t !.:1 -I- -, - - 1 ---.1 7-111----- - ----„ ----„ • . . _______ _ , i i *a. by ;R 1 o a Ait o linnets', of No. 4, Al artlett. cou rtu B9ri.ltre6.t ;,4:1c1 Okinthardtir WV*. I: 1.. .4 1.14 hens.' krPP s, oft °nth : Molten-street, Gmsvenoodi t titrer l''" '''' ' LONDON t Piinted .% , A t t h e suN.Orvici. No. 11,t, bt- rand; where Advtriiierneitis, Oraeri for the Paper : Tvtiers for rb2 Eititur, &c, (post-paid), rt-nm be ad:retied. .......—;,.........,.......--.:—.,—........:—...............—........_—_____ I!'•?%7Astrtin W. t Ustard and I . Young, TaViStock-Sifeet,Ctivent-gardett.. . Terry and Wrn. Cornell, City-road, coluur-makets: Mary Marraveri, S. Brand, Creasy, Vere-street., Clare-minkct, Gimlets. S. Woodhouse, Malta, and C. O'Ki 11, Liverpool, merchants. 1. Hancock and T. Skryme Protheroe, Bristol, contradtors. C. W. T. Walker and S. Trost, jun. Exeter, Woollen-drapers. T, tiverrtiore and W. Leadley, Chelmsford, drapers. T. W. H. Woodthorpe and C. Beloe, Basinghall.street, cOal.merchants. E. Ast. bury, Stone, and Dent, Shelton, Stalibrd, solicitors, Dyer,, G. Wyld, and It. leve, Bristol, rectifiers. • SPORTING IATELLIGEAcSJ`I. SWANSEA, WEIINZSDAY, 13. A Free Plate of Fifty Pounds fur all Ages. Mr. Wrexon's b. h. Green Dragon . . z z. Mr. lones's b. m. Luck's All z Sir it. L. Blosse's b. g.. 3 dr Same Day, a Free Plate of 501. Mr. Tones!sb. h. Frederick Mr. Wrexon's . b. h. Green Dragon - 2 2 Thursday the yth, Free 'Plate of ;01. Mr. lona's b. h. Grampound, late F rederick II Mr. Jearner's b. tn. Elvira . -z 2 . Yesterday morning, at three' o'clock; Mr.. Pear . • r son, a'Gentle.man who was . tOgo to Datchet Bri l dge, near Windsor, and return in five honi•s'and a half; for a wager of too guineas, started: on his arduous, task; from Piinlico. The di4tanCe Which ' the pe destrian hack to, perform. was upwarcts of thirty-seven miles. Mr. Pearson started on - a shuffling walk, acid arrived at HOutislol.V (ten miles) at a quarter past fourb'Clock, Wherehe took some light refreshment, and halted again at . Colebrook, (seventeen thileS),, at' twenty-fi've minutes past five o'clock. 'He 111 . 06(4- ed across the fields, and arrived at Datchet Bri'age .at forty minutes past five o'clock, the 'half of the distance having beep performed t*o hours 'and,: forty minutes. Half the time allr..ved had 'expired within a few minutes, and bets ran two incl . three to one, against the performance. The pedestrian quickened his pace back, and arrived at'HourlslOiv at five minutes 'past seven o'Clock, a good deal fa- • tigued. Mr; Pearson had an hour and twenty-five minutes to perform - the' last ten miles, .and .by great ;exertion be did it in three - minutes less than the . given time. He was a good deal fatigtied,. and die performance was considered wonderfUl at this saaso' of the year. The following Gentlemen•were on FridaY Directors ofAhe London Dock Company for the ycar ensuing P. Anderson, Esq. Sir Chris. Baynes,: Bart. James Boddington, Sam. ,Bod.lington, John • Brickwood, Alex. Champion, aids. C66rt - , R. Curling, W. Devaynes,' J. Josiah Jos', .Haddirt; Rob. Hunter, John King; , BeestOn Long, 'Cha. -, 114i115, Job. M;Raikes, Isaac Solly, Philip' Sansom, Stepit. Saritel' Turner, George Ward, and E. T. 'Waters,' ,EsqrS: A swarm of bees entered a, few days since, throng.; an open window, into the apartments of the Duke of KENT, at Windsor, and settled on the arm of his chair. The swarm was taken in the usual way, and conveyed into the garden, where it is now under shelter of what, called the 'Royal Hive. On Friday last a dreadful tire 'broke ont at Ste venage, in. Hertfordshire,. It began at a wheel wright's. shop, at twelve o'clock.ar noon, and corn-' municating to the out-bUildings, which were covered :with thatch, and excessive dryi it ran like -wildfire, rni was oply stopped by the pulling'down of a house, Alter having consumed upwards , of tbrty 'houses; and fifteen ricks of fine hay, belonging to Mr. Cass, of the Swan Inn. The hay is estimated at• 30901: — The Scvart Inn escaped undamaged.• .Last week a dreadful fire broke out in the village: of North Moreton, near 'Wallingford, in Berkshire,: which consume 4 three considerable, farms, ten cot Cages, a large quantify of corn,•hay, and straw, with' several calves, pigs, &c. APi'AIR or lioNotut !—The following is.a cone& :copy of a clfallenge sent,'on SOnday s'ennight, - to a Publican, a WayboUim, ,in - the County of Norfolk : • "'Sir I have Mentioned to all My Friends that yOu r Condu to' Me When I Was in W— Was unmanly and Disnonoikrable And Succeeded in your vies ask Me or Nly Frinds What balsom will heal the Vounds you have inflieted And they oc myself will sty you out to Met inc in the field ann Give m that satatistliction•Wich Every Gentletnan in this Country when his: Feelings. are inured •has a Right to demand—l will thank you for answar as iDo .not Mean the business to rest here." I The Wheel goes.rotrd To-morrow morning.— The Whole Ticket, :Half, - Quarter, Eighth or, Six teenth of auy of,t he Capital Prizes are to be had, and the money paid immediately, at' HouNsay and Co.'s old State Lottery'Office's, 26, Cornhill, 52, Char ing Cross, and St. Margaret'snill, BOrough. It is dwell known fa& that several of the largest Prizes, in the lait four Lotteries, were gained by porchasers , of Tickets and Share 4 within a few days of the commencement of the 4rawing. That cri tical period is now again arrived. The interesting scene opens to-morow, and many a fertune, theye 7 fore, ,probably .dwaits the decision of the present„ moment. yrr APitoalsNs.—Chance is frequently ex,-, perienoed to sired much nuke for our interest the most studied plans of adventure. The risk of a. small stake possesses many chances of great gain.--- 1 A Much larger fortune is often acquired, in one moment, from a Lottery, than fifty years of labour, with the most assiduous industry, have beqn„loynd to accomplish.,-14.8. 'Before to-morrow, evening: (July 14th, 1807). the truth of these ashorism3 will, most prObably, be in a considerabled o substantiated. SHIP NEWS. 81R714. YeiterdaV.inOrifiet at an early hour, at his Lordship's honsti, Hertford-street, May-fair, Lady !Wilton, o f a Daugh ter/ Oh the inst. at M'Slough, Radnorshire, the seat of Walter Wilkins, M. Y. the lion. Mrs. Wilkins, of a Son. mARRIEn. This thy, john Henry Petty, .Esq, of Upton, in Essex * , to Miss Emma Poulton, daughter of Henry Boulton, Esq.. of Thorncroft, Leatherheal, Surrey On Saturday, at. Mary -ie-bone t.;hurcli, Henry Clements', Esq. of Holies-street, Cavendish-square, to- Mrs, Q'itrien, late of Dorset Gardens, Brighton. 'Pita sa I , e day, at St 'George's, Hanover:squat?, the Rev. Anthony Hamilton, soil of An:11446u H3MlitoO, •to , Mtsi Farye.liar, daUghter of Sir Walter l'arquilar, Ban . On Tuesday tne ibth tilt at Mary- le-bone Church. , C Shard, Et 4. of. Luvell's-1-1111, Berks, to-Sarah, only 'child of the Rev. Itiviard Stone, ke4torof Hoisentn; in in f• U. • • • On Tuesday last, in the nci year of hie. age,. at Il.eyriA4 House„Norfolk, %Villtam Earl Itulwer, Esp a Colonel itk, • the Army, : aril late tirtgaclier•tleheral c,. Vt),;ll,l , :ers. .06:Frtclay last, ar.hts. house at ..stratforn t; rove, Esser, Iphn Stray, Esq. iligitc.7o;kl yeat atle. . • On Saturday last, at ';'riven , arrera long,pnd pan;- ful illn ss, Mts. Peiirde, .v i le of M. ; . On Stintiny .esfehinktne.a.ivallt. midst of his discourse, the Rev. Mr. Hark t , tn d atalettl.:4 l ) tic4;A signal .Preaelter at the Methodist s,,:,havel, it.; tta O urdi. On ,' the 2251 of DeCeMo::t last, at dera . .,Ltd the F.4t Colge tire, Esq. , .;- 1 ! - .41:, Lately,-,at lord' in Northumberland, a l ai( Si. Rnb,-rt San. derson, Who was Orderly Serjesot to (.;:•u olt,: at to ith.:e4t.onQuela;:c f _.:alkt:tha pets it rehre5e1.:..4",;....;-16k4pC.4;,,s si t ~.13rit.44.+enei4l alter , wound. y,' in'NelijeasTlet Mtn. 1-16trgh, 1 %% ,fottnerly ofSurtdecfantf. Shiw.oAsner s , „ . A .tew dais 4g0.. Nrs,' litatzwra Czirlis!e, witidtv, abed 70. • • : • 1.14jC51.411.1;u:R" i i A li l c r i Ci L L: Si't*Oc;,• '::: : 1 : : 7 ; Bank Stock, Nei? per Cent. 95 1 i ' I ntita'Tiontrs; 4s. os., pit S p e r Can. 1797, ... • . ~. , Sontn'Se.kit6a,- , Irish 5 per Cent. ,- . i NoW AIM. ' ' .1!..1n: '., 4 p er Cent. MI Sol St .Exchec Cent. iner Aills, . par,,2i. Xr• 3 p Red. - ftS} ~,, 3 per :::ent. Con„ 4A,d i CI ) , , Pritniion v .i 3 i pr., • , • Ban 1.. Ann. t7i 15,-16thsi I mperi4l Alan. 7. 9-16ths Dift6 gilOft Ann. * -- Cons:•tor.Ortiirt-liti 6 4 • ', __a...A.; . - - 1 - • - '..__—_— , -t 11;4 I(tMIAS TA.YLtilt, EscE. ", ' Sir. s: t , No. q, New litiNea-blitett7; LoodOn. • T CQNSIDE t it but= ail instite tine t 6 ztliett merits o f vont I L LS. , gum.. miolicite to yo t)fe fci}koilpg, • ureivhicit hast:espritly bcen t performed' , by tiartltaltie ‘t , i l y the breakiiiy;out of irirxitti . „ kkampiAinil(Atoinli 'by d t Catkin Of . disordeni4stristWieratilowas seiteeed.4l most to a 'ilt:vitigh . he, hill ;he hist i ppaiic,tk. I advice • 4 titilel'Y'Vf_ _knit& I MedijneS, cue •ti pr,lenred svlttchlll4.iediC*Cl44b !lOW Ithis caw., or to do tailq MY, Ithiced and pitiable situationjot two 11,41§4', Pt" iii , f f . l .ft 4ll 9 lo /t 1 116 proiessiotl,anti'seatedry lek , etcro jhislegse, in tatt nodule asilikk.oew ltdpOsl' siblefor him to tet74l,Nfog Na 144was-a.lgisell at lost to try,xeitai Leak F ts atif adk.ritti; sittgiyio tj3g.i.iireaßntl giviit with tittnt. Hiiniot • rikeh ifflri:ettlith'i%sio boxes he., tore be tound" an altenttion tat thu hoteet this 4theritrtigedr , • I , itp• to proceeft ! _and t4liiajb.a. Ccw bo)tel i niprg apvetite and strength grail rckurn,Arici healthy . andtstniteas`any 'hii OU Y' . :l6 Sir,:to taw any perAdnitnatielor a son tiinut'plitite birt haritAtife account it it slivitti be4pwbf./4 • ain,: y6t4 obedient it ur*, cerNarl v i " - I;fr Preparett And Sold by ,tileSole:PlAOlrirtot i i . ti o s TA ir,Lo a ~ ..31ertIllyspt-ltae:it)y.4 cl i rttitmiriVise Lorukin, ul aim ar.E 4l c, .16 atttr a ..constiiht `rc s/dgriet of rriortl trV y a practice pArticlllittly . AUractat t kreklif/Pt jCa °Alp 4041.,,VW§5' tir tti:lltuts ‘. or. Ceneration in tialt,Scx which:est. hiCh: Men oflitell`nSteisibi.' lit .ttlittlivavS ,;•'.NA'er.,, lie' .tiatteri [himself, 'the..ttivyte,alt.l4Abastitieb iy atiriltrlWCP#;, taiitai mfeelned' Ith be obrainedVilild'voiit'citini4toti; Also sold, by his ppoint.!,ent, ior the ~ .thcfelivjn*at a rtiottittice, t 44 , ,L4 . 1,1! - A4gs, ,Ibiut, Al ban's -street, Parr Mall - the T..} ,p, t4„.44nirtit t sm:et ; Mr. I)isboweit's, No -, FiVtttStreet-Ifill'; ' liaxfees, SouttAtrtidte, 'dinburAti Gins. gow Mr. Bull, Danie.:strer.4,...Uuhlm ; Mr. iti,bii4e's. verpooli Mr. Atitipson's,,Matic:iester and, tl i „one, irtl.‘everY. ccutsidei-able .1 6 0 wn in Itrit alxt slid '1 rc { t lute, in Boxes of 'only is. 9d. eacri, lArtrh;• 101 l and . pion diredicuis, whereby . persons of eith e r- ssit. rpar.:_ , Cllo therntelves with tise, secrecy, arid sat;:ty: N. It. bvery liox boid in -G reAt Briton Is;' , SCaleci a stamp, on which, t?y lavottr of the Commissiotienk is prooN. ed at the Starnp-oßice. " T. Taylor, No. 9, New I'll street.;" to imitate which is Felony, and 'ail others are coun t .' remelts . • HEN Professional' Men 'of 'ET( u7 ; ca ;ca a : 0 - it. . , Vl' Itesponiibility deviate trout 'tli:... general Systeni"bfl the selettion - of a peculiar:branch, the sanction of lune tote•-,,- tinned success is the best criterion of,soperiority. Thirteen years have I devoted my practice to the exolusitS„ treatment of Three Disorders anti the successful reault'a my plan gives me additional ardor to 141 pose, as Lir as 1 alp able, the ravages of those Complaints, whi c h arc t h e most important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. After initiation into etery' Branch,' as an Army Surgeon.. I forthed a wish at an early period of V rilaiee to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men, or pie equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praelitio.iiii.ta, 1, ' • The Three Disorders, to the Cute of v,thich I have de.t: voted. my attention, eomprite every spoctes of VE N E•' ' •gEm. iNvEcTlotl, whether of a recent or long du ration: idly, All ,kinds of debility, whether arising, i froni. the habits of school .boys,- or the indulgences of maturit age: And. , laity, taat. 'derangement ~ot , tne s ystem in wo men which is ca led I.IA It kF.N N E SS, or ST•E it 11.1 T - Y . , i' Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and it, not um.„ frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisiinedll tl'4 indiscretion of an unguarded .hour ! --lay a shperioe nut.- •,_ tlioa such Complains are . easily cured ;:and, even ,whara. Abets' hive fallet4 i trust that I `may liresuint to offer a ~. ~ radical re-establislunent. 0 Few, however, arc the ease.s.,..of complicated distress IP this disorder„ compate4 with. tile galcincipts .41tu.tiims* or • Men; who,'frtim an 'initilguicehr a, Eft(firY. vice, 'Or the prevalent gaieties of atfishitalablit, ilfe;,iaelate -'that 'toe qtpoitity, whico,,4 thetwyvoidabie ootlegutsio: of ellen permgious habits. . I , Where the tint4ppy sufferer" broads °Vet - hte - friisery, t'ut carefully tonceals his "Ini,ifortune, , it niaY;bi%iiMe ciios ‘". , lation fir .lUm to . know, that. aittioligiv,i..leiket)Obje4t or doubt or uncertim.with 6thet., it ittitienels„. tit; reolievt-- of' , these DefiCienerres 'by'' the ittachial peoe,eg4'or Wii9V3. , , tion, 'is the aequirertietn 01 . ' Kip it ottlikieci , ' , 'IS efte,.4 _ririti of bacOu!tg.rYr.ip,i - il)av: 40 *Illitii.r..014)& 6 1 3 40wigurf inuch anxiety wl,. pc gwycAtiejte, 4,F,t,.c...pwettiec„Gi • lion Of this 'llingiiid *.Srafe - ;, W.' in tttet4-e zs - , • PLY 1, ) ,ri0 dittletilty , willcotietit',/t7,11;;:e;t1 tee .., •,, -:::ti . .t or t ~ ,., : prt• • • ~ .. Wit W.4IV titiry.bak cncfot : YA's clif,ted:ol p re Pat perseVerance is. La sneri4abir ;sciutsite. tireyLve r thetiu: '.. berins stirkt 'at fitY*l'atete'estantkie thotonstittialorf. ~, ' ~..: MA it.Kl HU Ivpmplii,lwittlhtiire lon bistfhtlistippoiittkt Oa t heir emie#atio,ni o or t ria.,,F atni,iy,, I,,rnay; - . af.snied, I atilt most crift4nqs,.. s . sec:lbtitditils - ate.cuubjz, y Medicatskil,,t.„,t. 1 ,, i - They sttresy - Vihich',isio cisenttel "to "ritY emit.'irtai‘xge , ' alai theAcialitica tairts 44014U1 hava#resairveski.Ptii ataiti,:l6rtv L ' t ir P a kif-9 t. einY ePEP51,14401._ and itkicOutilitiqullAv nil PI i t h is Intimation is givett, t hat Mt. iiree may be.s4itaultir persenally, or by Letters (inclosing a ernali NrWe), ' - i't lii house, No. ae, Arundel, sti,...'c,-Strand, near Teir.ple Bar. ' )-"" There, Is an aciditional Entrzri,l,4l Wtstlrtatter', ,1 /thWliiiiVaficfittie Name ili on ball' kie doolt". , ' '• .. 1 .rft'il A a.,144 11,e : . Mirtaber ni the H 6vai Voliegen(fititlec'n „l 'r ~ Ce,ttya kiN. —Soalp 1 - Peiots,,, who I:eiss , jYi itjfeAt t i"k ° " sll'ves - tp' be M rrtherstif, tre,: ~gtil col 1c,,-,F ,la v{g.,toav e c . ill iiiiiinkl43' .. pasieo:Med ii - 4,'Nelretii senieoft - m o st ll weiTo4' o ...- writi, 3ittil tweeertedattetri ac't hat} acv et piodudieons; li PO. ~7 i , , (itilli i t%egt44 tio?,...4i t ri lost; V, rsni 4 art pp r e hicattlrilig t % i college tn . Lonrion,, • difiburili, ,q_r eisewileienil,Tfli i rC'P ' l ' college to praetii ,Rilti'irytititttli.felft. i i . .. ,' , , _i_. "4 ;.%