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From thedLONDON G,4ZETTE, Feb. 14, 1807. At the Court,at the Queen's Palace, the 1 ith of February, .t Kt present, • . , The King's most Excellent Majesty in Counci!.., His Majesty, in Council, \vas this day pleased to appoint George .Henry Crutcliley, of Suaniughill Park,' Esq. to be Siieritf of vne.County of Becks, iti the .room of William Blanc, of Wiugfield Park, Esq. Gharles Evans, of Higli Grove, -Ebq, to ,be Sheriff of the : Conti ty of Gloucester, in ihe . room of Thomas Baggor Debbare, of - Southain, Esq, Uri—Edmund Burton,. of Lialibister, Esq. to be Sheriffof the County of Radnor, in the, room of :Mamas Thomas, chi Peukerig, Esq. Horse: Guards, Feb. 7, 1807. Itt consequence of the earnest recommendation of General Lord Lake, cortmanding in Chief His Ma-• _ . jesty's Forces in India, His Majesty has been pleased to signify Isis most gracious pleasure, that, in addi. tion-to the permision reeently granted to the /6th Itegiment of Foot, for placing the. word " Hin doostan," in their Colours and Appointments, aim] Honorary Badge, the Regiment shall be allowed - to place the Elephant in their ColourS, - and on ,their Appointments (inscribing the word " Hindoostan" around it), as a' distinguished testimony of 'their good condud and exemplary valour during the period of their services in India. •. . liy Order of His Royal. Highness the Commander . in Chief,' • HARRY CALVERT ) Adj. Gen. Whitehall, Feb. 14, 1807. The King has been pleased to grant unto the Rev. Charles Henry Hdll, Doctor in Divinity,- the office and place of Regius Professor of Divinity in the Uni , versicy of Oxford, together with the place and dig nity of a Canon of the Cathedral Church (*Christ, In the _said University, 'properly belonging ,to the Regius Professor of the said Unhersity, being both void by the resignation of the Right • Rev. Father in God Inc John Randolph, Bishop of Bangor. The King has also been pleased to graht to the Rev. Samuel Smith, Clerk, the•place and dignity of a Canon of the. said'Cathedral' Church, void by the resignation orDr. Charles Henry Ball. The King has alsb. been pleased to grant to the Rev. William Douglas, Clerk, Master of Arts, the place and dignity of a Prebendary of the Collegiate Church of St. Peter,Westminster, void by the resig nation of the tev. Thomas-Hughcs. Crown-Office, 1 1 .3. 14. 1807. MEALBEZS gETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT rARI.LAMENT. &rough of Coleraine—Walter !ones, of Cork Abbey, in the County or Wicklow, ELT in the room of Sir George kite gerald Hill, Bart. who, being chosen a Burgess for the said borough, and also chosen a Citizen to serve in Parliament . . tor the City' of Londonderry, hath made his Election I t o serve for the said City. Botough of Plympton—The Hon. William. Assbeton Har. board; of Mickling, in the .County of Norfolk, in the room - cit Sir'Stephen Lushington, deceased. War-Office, Feb. 14; 1807. , stit Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant John Quicke to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Watson, who retires. -Cornet 1;eoile Fairhohne to be Lieutenant, vice Quick-. Robert Harvey, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Carroll, prothoted. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Ernest Schmidern; Gent. ti) be Qortict, without purchase, vice Mulleins, who re. sighs. siith Ditto, Captain Charles Henry Rich, from the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Captain.ofi. Troop, vice Cochrane, who clicitanges. titii Ditto, Captain Hon, William E. Cochrane, from the VII Light Dragootis", to be Captain of a Troop, vice Rich, who exchanges. 16th Ditto, Captain Henry Beauchamp Lygon, from the soth 'Foot, to be Captain of a Trod, vice God:lard, who ex changes. 38th Ditto, Brent Lieutenant-Colonel Loftus William Ot way., from Halt-pay of the z.4tb. Light Dragoons, to be Major, vice Chabot, who exchanges. Captain A ldborough - Richardson,' from the :loth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Barnett, who exchanges. sorb Ditto, Captain Thomas .Barnett, from thc iBth Light Dragoons, to be Captain 0t . 3 .- Troop, vice Ric: l- mitten, who exchanges. Cornet john Spens Park to be Lieutenant, tziy ptltCha,e, vice Girling, who retires. Cornet Richard Du quesne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gasquet, who retires. tst Re invent of Fdot, Lieutenant Robert Murray, from the 7th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Clarke, deceased. 6th Ditto, Captain William Brownlow, trout the 3a garrison I'iattalion, Jo be Captain . of a Company, vice Armstrong, i who exchaAges. 71.1 t Ditto, Captain Joshua W. Weeks, from the Nova Scotia Pencibles (with teinporary Rank), to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice Niurray, appointed to the Royals. Wil liam Ley, Gent. to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice joddrgli, promoted in the Nova Scotia Fencibles. Sul Ditto, Quarter -Master Charles Nl`Carthy to be Adjutant, with tne Ralik of Ensign, vice Moyle, who resigns the Ad jutantcy only. Quarter-Master Serjcant SNP/ to be Quarter-Master, vice M'Carthy. loth .Dato, Lieutenant Charles Lovelace, from the 7th Light Dragoons, tribe Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Milnes, promoted. t ith Ditto, Captain Edward G..' Raleigh to be Major, by pur chase, vice Madden, who retires.. ireth Ditto, Gervasc abervitte, Gent. to be Ensiin ' with out purchase, vice Nl`Kay, whose - App, in intent has not taken place. ifith. Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Chamley, froin the 3d West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Nl'Donald; who exchanges. Sts) Ditto, Lieutenant jobs) Dan. De'Carte•.et, from the 131st Foot,' to be First Licutenant, vice Thomson, whu ex- changes. Z4tl Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon John T. Wytele, front the 45th Foot, to be. Surgeon. t 9th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Lewis poker, from the 14th Foot, to be Ensign, by vurchase, vice ickersiiil, who re.- • tires. • 4oth Ditto, Captain Charles Downes, from the Nova Scot i a Fencdlles, to be Captain of a Company, vice Courtensy, who exchanges. 42d Ditto, Lieutenant Andrew Macpherson, from flu: 9a4 Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. cdpitto, Thomas Vitz.Aerald, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Freer, promoted. 44th Ditto. - Jonathan; Austitt, Germ- to. be Ensign, vice M'Carthy, promoted in Froberg's Regiment. 49th Ditto, Ensign Robert Bartley to be Lieutenant, by pur. chase. vice Heriot, prornotect. 'ioth Ditto, Captain Samuel Goddard, from the .6th Light • Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice Lygon, wko enhanges., 56th Ditto, Ensign Montgomery cairitess, from the Loth Lieutenant - ' without purchase. oth Ditto,. Lieutenant loseph - Marke to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Humphreys, appointed to the tout Rya Veteran Battalion. Lieutenant William . Keith, front Half-pay of Eltord's Corps, to be Lieutenant, . vice Marke. 71st Ditto, Bre et - Aajcir Ralph Hamilton, • from the 36th Foot, to bc.Niajor,_without purchase, vice Lc Blanc, pro. moted in stli Royal Vseran Hattalion. list Ditto, First. Lieutenant 1 - Ininias Thomson, from the zift Foot, to 'be Lieutenant, vice Dc Carteret, who ex chames. kit Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Second Lieut. John Nichol son, from Mokar General etitiqb:ly's Regiment. Ensign . . Shaw. Ensign Wm. Phillips. Ensign jams Ccuttweli, from the 97th Foot. Ensign Gilbert Elliott, from the 6th .G arcs - on Battalion. - To be, Ensigns— Francis Flood, Cent. vice Shaw. Ch..Stew _ art, Gent: vice Phillips. 89th Ditto, Ensign I. Dillon Croker, _to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Paterson. 94th Ditto, Captain Cosmo Gordon to be Major, by purchase, vice :Munro, who retires. • 34 West India Regiment, Lieut. Dan. Ikl,'Donald, from the 16th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Clutini6r, who ex changes. Lieut. •R. R. Nl'Doliald, troin titeith West India Regiment, 'to be Lieutenant, vice Yielding, who exchanges. _ • ' • • 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Augustus ' Yielding, from the - 3d West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice APDonald who exchanges. New'South Wales eorps, Ensign Sam. Laycock to be Lieu . tenant, without purchase., Alex. H. C. Villiers, Gent. to be ensign, vice Laycock. Major General Ramsay's Regiment, C. Crawford, Gent. to be SeCond Lieutenant,.witliout purchase, vice Nicholson, promoted in the 8311 Foot, Freiberg's Regiment, Lieut. Adam Burgh, from the 76th Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Ensign C. F. M'Car. thy, from the 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant. rat Garrison Battalion, Ensign Wm. F. Kirke, from the Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, tube Lieutenant. 3d Ditto, Captain John Armstrong, from the 6th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Brownlow, W . lio exchanges. Cornet Alex. Pettigrew, from Hall-Qay of the Royal Waggon Train, to be Ensign, vice Dirom; deceased. 6th Ditto, Robert Kirk, Gent, to be Ensign, .vice oroinoted in the Sjd Foot. Ditto, Lieutenant john Miles, from I - ialf•pay of the 15th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Otter, who exchanges. Nova Scotia Fencibles, Captain lohn Edward Courtenay, from the 4oth .Foot, to he Captain of a C•uinpany, vice Downes., who exchanges. Lieut. fames Pratt, hum the ad Garrison Battalion, to he Captain of a Company, vice Weeks, appointed to the 7th Foot. foal Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieut. James College, from the Royals, to be Adjutant and Lieutenant. Serjeant G. Nesbit, from the Royal Regiment of Artillery, to oe Quar ter Master. vattcers, Feb. t 7, 24-, and March IS, at bll2, at Cur,Llhall. Attfiri;ey, Sydd:cll, Aldersgate-street. John Tyrrell, of Maidstone, tient, ironinonger, Feb. 21, 28, and March 28, at twelve, at Guildhal, London. A nor- Nlessrs. Bolton, Lane, and Lane, Lawreuce-Pount. . , . ~ ~._. ney-hill, Cannon-street. . Thomas Clark, of Chatham, Kent, corn-dealer, Feb. 17, 28, and 11.1relt 28, at one, at Gwltinall - , .London. Attornies, Nlessrs.• Panther .and Son, London-street, Fenchurclt street. Morris Powell Everall, now or late of TcnbUre, Worcester, plumber, March 2,3, and 28, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Siirewsburv. Attornies, Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartlett buildings, kolbo , n, London; or Mr. Hill, Shrewsbury. William Osier, of Birmingham, baker, Feb. 2,3, 24, and March 28, at eleven, at the . Shakspeare Tavern, Birming ham. Actor - 114:s, Meredith, Birmingham ; or Als:ssrs. Swain, Stevens, and Maples, Oa letvry, London.. Alexander Young and John Bacon, of St. Mary-at-hill, Loudon, merchants and co-partners, Feb, 21, 28, and March 23, at twelve, at Guildhaii, Attornies, Messrs. Gatty,and Haddon, Angel-court, Throgthortoa-strecf. William Monk, of Parbold, Lancashire, lime-nurner,'March tz,.at five, 53, at eleven, and e 8; at five, at the. King's Arms, Ormskirk. Attornies i Mr. Houghton, Ormskirk ; or Air. Windt; John-street, Bedtbrd-IroW London. Samuel Fletcher, of Great Russell-street, Bloorusbniy, Mid dlesex, elunainan, Feb. zr, 27, and March 23,- at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dove, Lincoln's-Inn-fields. George Blunt and john Muuat, of Little Carter-lane, Due, tors - Commons; London, wholesale grocers and co-part ners, Feb. 24, 28, and March 21i;at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Sudlaw, Monurnent-yaid. VIDENDS. March 7. John Raby, of NarroW-street, Lime-house, Mid ' ellesex, shlp-chandler, at one, at G March .9. ,13enjairrin Sutton, of Birmin4ham, button-maker, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham: March 24. Peter limes Papillon, of St. Swithin's , lane, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.. !Waren loltn Hayes, of Maidstone, Kent, paper -maker, • at ten, at Guildhall, London. Aprilas. William Wilson, late of the Coal-Exchange, London, coal-faccor, at twelve, at Guildhall March 7. William Price, of Leadenhall-street, London, tailor and nian's fiercer, at eleven, at Guildhall. April as. William Sutton, of Salter's-hall-court, London merchant, at twelve, at March to.. Edward Whitehouse, of Fenton, Stoke-upon- Trent, Stainalshire, manutatturer of earthenware, at . yen, at the Hotel, Stafford. March tt. Thomas Taylor, of Birmingham, common-ear- • tier, at twelve, at tilt : Hotel and Swan Inn, High-street, Birmingham. March 7. Underhill, of Barbican, London, sera*-Itat..• manufacclurer, at eleven, at• Guildhall. March 7. Robert Lewis and lames Marv e ll, of Holborn, Middlesex, Mercers and co-partners, at eleven, at Guild hall. • March 7. Michael Green and Henry Collins Green, of Ox ford-street, Middlesex, .pocket.boo4 and trunk-makers, at, twelve , at Guildhall. Marat zB.' - john Mallard, of • Bristol, merchant, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. " . March 7; William Hidsod, hue of Whaley, Cheshire, inri keeper. Henry Tituriip, late of Highgate, Middlesex, and of the New. Corn- Excirange, Lopdon, corn and seed-Ltaur. fames Millar, of Liverpool, merchant. ‘Villiam Crane, of I.lrydgesstreet, Covent-Garden, Middle sex, clieescinonier. Joseph Smith, of the Hilt in Upperthong, Almondbury, Yorkshire, clothier. Thomas Littleton Holt, of the Strand, Middlesex, printer and publisher. George Augustus Chip. of .tiristolocriveuer. Thomas liiai.:hklott, Ate of . Cort:, Gloucestershire, money- • scrivener. Robert Lewis and tarries Duyvil, late of Holborn, Middle- sex, mercers and co-partners. Alexander Ross And john Ogilvie, late of Argyll-street, Middlesex, army agents and co-partners. LAlk REPORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, GUILDHALL, FEB, 14. SIR M. .13LOKILM AND CO. V. R. M. PHILLIPS, ESQ. This 'was an Anion upon a Bill of Exchange for 6001. brought by the Plaintiffs as the holders, against the Defendant, as the drawer and indorser. Mr: PARKE, for the Plaintiffs, stated, that the Defendant had lately intermarried with a Lady of very considerable. landed property, in Glamorgan shire, who - had a quanrity of very tine timber grow ing upon her estate, which the Defendant , wishing to dispose of, Mr. James Alexander, a very consi derable timber-mercliant in this city, agreed to purchase to the amount of the bill in question, and he accordingly accepted the bill, and the Defendant proeured cash, for it from the present Plaintiffs. SoOn after this transaction, and before any part of the icnber was deliVered; Mr. Alexander' Was served with an injunction, to restrain him from taking away the timber, by the trustees of Mrs. Phillips ; and, therefore, not having received any valuable consideration for his acceptance, he declined paying it; and the Plaintiffs having given cash for it, now brought their aaion against the Defendant. Mr. BEVAN held a brief on the part of the De fendant ; but the necessary proofs being made, he declared he.had no answer to make to the Plaintiffs' case, and the Jury accordingly found a verdi& for the Plaintiffs of 6Ni. ABEL AND ANOTHER V. GOLDSMITH. This also was an a&ion upon a Bill of Exchange for 12701. and interest; - The necessary proofs of" hand-writing, Inc. being made, Mr:PARKE, .for.the Defendant,intimated to, the Court, that he had two kinds of defence to this ac tion. The first was, the want of a proper stamp upon the Bill' of Exchange, and the second was, that the bill was given on,aCcount of a smuggling concern. With respe& .to the first objection, he admitted, that upon the .facc of the bill it appeared to be drawn at Guernsey, 'and that Island not be ing amenable to the Laws of this Country, there would be no necessity for a stamp ; but if he was rightly instrueted, he should prove that the bill - was actually drawn "in the house of the Plaintiffs, Messrs. 'Abel and 'Staekhouse, not 100 yards from Guildhall, and therefore it should be stamped. With respeal to the second objeEtiOn, he. said he should prove that this was a smuggling transaLiion, in which all the parties were concerned. The goods for which the bill in question was 'given,, were to be purchased at Guernsey, and smuggled into this. 'Country, by several smugglers who. were jointly concerned with these parties, Mr. Goldsmith, being the ostensible person, had accepted thebill; but the truth was, 'that his share only amounted to about sixty pounds, which he was.ready. to pay. The Learned Counsel admitted, that although this objection would not be• a good one a . viiist-a tona,fide holder, as in theeise of- usury, yet, where he should spew that these parties -themSelVes were chiefly concerned In the trans: &ion, he considered that thereby the bill be came vitiated. .The truth was, the goods . were shipptd for this country, but on their passage were seized by the Re‘enue Officers, and condemned as smuggled prop.h . ty. Some evidence to these faEts was then adduced, but not sufficiently corroborating them, the. Jury found a verdict fur the Plaintiffs • for the whole amount. SAT U. D.AY. MIRTY THOUSAND PiEIYDS.-----The -Ticket No. 6(5:i3, drawn on Saturday a Prize of 30,0001. wao sold at Ihsn's- Office, on the sth of January, and regktered to a Gentleman in Ireland.—T litsit takes this opportunity of returning his most grateful thanks to the nobility, gentry, and public in general, for their numerous and ,distinguished fa- YourS in thd Lottery that finished on Saturday, and respeafully acquaint; them that Tickets' and Shares will be ready at both, his Offices,, 4, Comhill, and Charing Cross, in a few days, for the next Lottery. . - The• Drawing of the State tottery finished .- 66 . Saturday, the;i4th insf. 'The Ticket No. 18,606; as First-drawn on. that day, entitled to Five Thoti 7 . sand Pounds, was sold at HAZARD, .13uaNTE, and Co.'s Office, Royal Exchange, where every fixed Capital Priie this Lottery has been sold and shared.. The following are the Numbers of the Capital Prizes in this Lottery which have been sold at HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.'s Offices, viz. No. 12,283 - X 30,000-1 24,490 _ - 20,020 3,815 L - 10,000 AII in Shares. 846 - • 5,000 5,276 - - 1,000 24,468 - - 1,000 18,006 - 5 ) /9 " lln whole Tickets. 18,610 - - 500 SKIP NEI:4Y. roots, *:ZERITARY 13. • Arrived -•-the Union, Sampson, and Alfred; Pack, frdni Newfoundland ; Attive,' Brown, from Plymouth; Lark; Spurrier, from Portsmouth ; Perseverance, Lainbert, from Bristol; and Reedness; Wilson, from Fowey. Sailed--the Aaron; Dugbury, tor Cadiz ; Indefatigable, Spairel, and 'Favourite, (ones,- for Oporto; Dart, Boynes p for Portsmouth ; and New [lope, IVlanelaws, for Cowes. Britannia,Eleaao Eleanor, . --- M . GRAVESEND, FED. 13. Passed by— the Aguilar, Millington, Ann,' tucker, Bri. t ß a r n o n w ia n% ° R l in li g s m ' o ° re P , " P ° ro ' % : v C se ° , w a e p Y d' Randall. for Dublin ; Logan, M'Connell, Memo/ , Chris• tie, - alid Navnef, Hari is, from Belfast. Sailed—the. ,Metcalf, ,—, ; and Baring, --, for India; Surry, Ilary, for Surinam ; Albion, Taylor, for TriTrinidad; Margaret, Motatt, for 4 . ;tenada ; Science, .Howard, for New ' Dot;guse,rein.rorya Oporto; Guardian, Williamson, - for Cop en ha ge n ; A lbi o n, i York ; Shannon,, Daniels ' for Limerick ; Blcssipg, Mackie, Hercules, Calli-Ay, and Waristeid, Wilion, for formica. ElltTliS, D O uc . n he T ss ite o s t d u ay cti l i a o s it t k i , a o t f t a he s6 C 6 a . a itle of Dublin, Her {3 race the On Friday-last, :the C ountess o f Lo u d on an d M o i ra, o f Son ; and on Saturday the child (lied. - ... . Saturday List, the' Lady 'Of-Villiant- teat; Esq. Upton .. Cottage, Devon, of a Son and Heir. .. „ . • li l / I . IZR IE D. • PRICE d. LONDON ; Priuted by RICHANI; tiARRIS, Of No, 4, Martlett-mutt, Bow-street; and published by WILLIAM ARMIGER SC'RIPP3,4I - South MoltOn..street, Grosvenor-squire; At the SUN-OFFICE, No. I it, Ststud; where Arivortialinents, Gtrdeis for the Paper, Letters fo'r the Eclitur,&C, (post-paid), must b: acicifeed. On the . thinst. at .Edinburgh, Mackenzie, of StratligarVe, Surgeon of the sth Regiment B. p.lilitia, Miss Ann •Nlaekenzie,`only daughter of pp/40W* . kenzie, Esq. _of.ll4iddlet.leld,. and late.of.,lCANston, On Montiay . lase' 'at St. George',.l-tanoirer:squ are ; Th .6 " 4 ,, mas Lee, Esq..ol,Dover,s-treet, tch,Miss. Helen O'Grady, Upper - Gfosvenot-stieet, sister to Visatiiint6ss Haberton. • On the 9th init. at.Soutliamptotr, ,ThOmas .Graham, . 6s sv to Miss Home, daughter ol til3 late ajor Home. ePh . On' TheSday last, at sr.' M Stiadwell,. Mr. Ic' s Wos?droe, to Mrs. Solly, relict of the l ate. M r . Sony' the Cape Cif Good Hope. • • On the,Z6tli,tilt.: at Brighton, Mr . . Henry. Evatt, AtiOn" . • ney, orßrigliion, to al Grenville, of the stale place. • - Lately, Lew is - Teissier, eldest son of LewiS. - TeiSSW , 4, of Wooticote Park, Surry, to Miss Price, eldest daughter of the late kichartt Price, ESq., of Ithcwhis.,.Merionetbshire,:- • DIED. On Saturda§the ,th inst, at . Qtfeenby-liall;in the Count) ? ofTLeicester, %Vslliam Lithain, Esq. On Thursday, Mrs. Margaret Forbes, witio — rit'Of Mr. Gec' Forbes, of liethnel.green. , Yesterday,. Miss Greive, of Great Marlborough-street, danghter of the-late Dr. Groin, of the Chatter-houSe. .Lately, aged 72,. Mr, W. Williams, of Earj-street, Ears, thany years ot• the Fines and Forfeiture Office, eio. torn-house, London. STOCKS Bank Stock, . . India Stock, 186 4 . . • ._. 'Navy 5 per Cent. 96 i i India Bonds, - . , 5 per Cent. 170, . South Sea Stock,. .- - Irish 5 per Cent. Exchequer Bills, ts. -clis.. E 5• 4 per Cent. 8i „A it . prem. .. . 3 'per Cent. Red. 63 I 63 Ornnium, .' 3 per Z.:t. Con. 6z iI 1.6 3 per Cent. Deferred, Bank L., Ann. ;7 15-16 tbs 18 Imperial 3 per Cent, Davit Short Ann. Cons. for 2.6t1a Feb. 63 6atiz HIGH WATER Al' LONWON BRIDGE TO.:MOR=' ROW_ Morning, 9 min. after 9. I Afternoon, 4o min. after 9.. To THOMAS TAYLOR. Esq. Sir, . No. 9, New 'Bridge-street, London' T CONSIDER it but an aft' of justi ce d ue to the - .1.. merits of your LEAKE's PATENT PILLS, to cool municate to you the following Cure which has recently been performed by. them : An Acquaintance of Mi ne, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Compl a i n t (attended bY i a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced " P i any s bp i r c o e c rl e re d remained li most to a skeleton; and although he had the best metlL„ a i . which in seethed a iu t o to Su rf s`` . 7 advice which could bee.btained, and tried a variety of P"`'`",, i ; hisM et c t l a c s i e n , e o s y r - t n o o d t nothing ng him service v cod re (laced and pitiable situation for two years, unable to foll ow his professton, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs ; in fad no onewho knew him ever-supposed it pOsr Library; .F7:::es-iia 1, sible for him to recover. He was advised at last to try your Leake's Pills—he did so, adheriii,g strictly to the direettons given with them. He had not taken more than two boxes be. , fore he found an alteration for the better: this encouraged him to .proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and strength health) and stout as anv man I know. You are welcome, and is now aS ACCOWIT Wit should be doubted. ~, Sir, to refer any persoh tone 'a l i o h r l' a lli c Y cin re fi t r u in rn at ' ion of the abOYC - I ens, Sir, your'obedient hinnble servant, THOS..PURDAY. Prepared anci.Sold by the Sole Ptoprietor,. tit, No. q, New Bridge-street; Tuos. TAIL' Lott-, Member of the _Royal College of SUrgeottio Londoil 'Where, after a constantrititlenee of more than Forty Yearst ' in' a prattiee particularly direcled to the Cure of Vence real CoMplaints, and those incidental to the I'MIS of Generation in bud; Sexes; with. that inviolable secrecy which "Men of his` Profession shonld always observe, ha flatters 'hianself, :the advice, an:i assistance he gratuitous ly administers - to Persons taking this Medicine, sill ho esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldoril to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. . Also , sold, by his A.ppd,intinent, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at Ole Perfumer's; No. 35, barrs-street, Pall Mall ; the Toyshop, ' No. 103, Oxford street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill;. Mr. Baxter's; South-bridge, Edinburgh; M rt..lg` I ).onald's, GlaS' gow ; Mr.Daine-street, Dublin ; Mr. Billinges, Li verpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchester ; and by:one Persor. in every considerable Tol,vrf in Great Blitain , and Ireland', in Poxes of only 2S: 9d. each, sealed up with full am e plain diredicAns, ylmeby persons of : either sex moy Cu' themselveS with eae, speed, secrecy, 'arid safeti'. . N. B. Every liO'f( Sold iri . C; teat 13 rtz a i n is 'sealed up v!i t , ri a stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is.pr in . i' ed .at /tit-. Stamp.office, •.`. T. Taylor, No. q, New Br i d g ": street, to imitate which is Felony, arid all otherSare coo" terfelts ...... STAFF. Major Wm. Chabot, on Half-pay of the I.lth Light Dra goons, to be Deputy Adjutant General to the Forces serv ing in Canada, with the Rank of Lieut. Colonel in the Army, vice Otway, who resigns. The King's German Legion. First Regiment of Light Dra, goons, -- De Reicluneister, Gent. to be Comet, vice (Tropp, promoted. tst Battalion of the Line, - Baron Drechsel to be Ensign, vice Rettberg, promo ted. MEMORANDUM. Captain James N. Maillard of the 6th• Foot, who was super seded in the Gazette of the 24th ult. is reinstated in his Rank. . • • EitairrA is the Gazettes of the 7th rune last, and of :lte 6th. ult.' Ist Regiment of Foot, For David Dennebar, Gent. to be Ensign, &c. read, David Deuker. Gent. to be Ensign, 'Sze. For Barry Price, Gent.' to be Quarter Al., A,:r, read, Tho mas Parry Price, Gent, to be Sj aarter-ina,ier. Ordnance-Office, 1e6..13, 1307. Regiment of Artillery, King's German Legion, ----- Gent. to be Quarter Master, vice Baumeister, promoted. Dated Feb. 5, 1807. • Commission in the Royal Regiment of Devon and Cornwall Miners, signed by the Lard Wardm. John Hicks, Gent. to be Ensign, vice CurgenvFn, deceased. Dated fan.'t, 1807. Commissions iil miKincardineshire Regiment of Volunteer In fantry, signed Gy the Lord Lieutenant. D.zted O. 9, ilia , . Hon. F. W. Arbuthnott to be Captain, vice lion. D. A ihuth.. nott, promoted. James Scott, Esq. to be ditto, vice Cha. Scott, resigned. Adam Dull; Esq. to be tlitto, vice Men . - zies, resigned. George Harley Drummond,. Es q . to be ditto, vice T. Burnett, resigned. fairies karquhar, Esq. to be ditto, vice K. W; Burnett, resigned. , • Commission; signed by the Lard Lirufettant of tb;; County gf • Gorleston Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Salmon, Esq. to .be Captain. ,Dated July r, 1 - 806, John Bean, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above.- Ris6ridge Volunt.;er Infantry. Edward jay, ent. to be Ensign. Dated fuly 24, tBO6. Ro— bert Barnard Jay, Gent—to be ditto. Dated as above. Silt Troop of Cavalry—James Fisher, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Sept. zt, 1806. Hartsnzere Rdegers Valttnteer Infantry. Thomas Bond, Esq. to be Captain. Dated October z 4, Igo& Garrard, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Dated Otto. ber z 4, 5806. • liollesley Bay Volunteer Infantry. Henry Edwards, Esq. to be Captain. Dated ()a.-2 4 ,'1806. ist Tiool• ot Cavalry'—Thomas Page. Gent. to be Cornet. Dated Oct. 24, [BO6. Benacre 0.4 *-enchant Volunteer fajantty. Thomas Cobbold, Esq. tribe Captain. Dated Nov. 24; 1 84. 4th Corps or Cavalry. -John Derialey Esq. to be Captain. Dated Nov. 24, 18•.)6. - George Pawsey, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. On Brooks, Gent. to be Lieutenant. ;,Dated as above. • •,' Sabers- . i-sunarea Volunteer Lieutenant Branwlnie Oliver to be Captain,. vice Tweedale, 'resigned. Dated Dec. at, 1806. Ensign ‘Villiani Oliver to be Lieutenant, vice B. Oliver, promoted. Dated as above. William Parsonson, t.;ent. to be Ensign, vice W. Oliver, promoted. Dated as above. Corimisiions signed 6y the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Berks.. Militia—Adjutant Edward Fennel to be Captain by Brevet. Dated Sept. 16, tBO6. Richard Fiennes Wykhain, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 9, 5896. - Clewer Volunteer,. Rush Parker, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant: Dated Feb. 14. IEO6. Barry Goertz, Gent. .to beditto. Dated as above. _ _ _ , Newbury 141unteers. Thomas Canning, Geat. to be Ensign. Dated Oaober 7, 1606. Edward Canning, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated as above. 2d Reading Volunteers. To be cap tains Lietitenantj amt.s Wright Sanderson. Dated December z 7, tb6. Ensign Biackall Symonds. Dated as above. Ensign William Stephens. Dated as above. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Thomas Hallows. Dated as above.. Ensign Robert Palmer. Datedas above. To be tnsips-. Richard Billing, Gent. Dated as above. John ..Lamb, Gent. Dated as above. Thomas Truss, Gent. Dated as above. Ldward Philips, Geut. Dated as above. ?Poodle" Cavaky, Edward Golding, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant. Dated ianuary tBa7. Henry Doyle Deane, EN. to' be Lien tenant. Dated as above. lames Wheeble, Gent. to be _ Coiner. Dated as above. • PARTNERSHIPS DIS;OLVED. r. and J. Boyce, Birmingham, bass founders. W. Thwaits and R. Clare, Merton, Surrey, calico printers. 1.. Firth and R. Young, Swan-street., brewers. I. Clarkson and R. Park, Upper Thaines-street, coal mer- . .. • chants. - W. Sumner and W. Lythgoe, Warrington, cotton manufac- turers. W. lohnson and T. !tenter, Manchester, surveyors. T. lirtuntit and 1. Starr, West Riding, York, merchants. T. - Millie And R. Cragg, Union-street, Spitaitields, silk- weavers. I. 8.. Borlase, W.l3erryman, and 1. Dennis, Penzance, apo. • thecaries. R.. Nixon and G. W. Pritchett, Liverpool, merchants. T. and 1. Gill, Birmingham, gun-makers. 1. Buddle, E. Nelson, R. Webster, 1. Potts, and 1. Croser, Northumberland, flour manufacturers.. W. and A. Winter, Bristol, cutlers, E.. Russell and 1. Flannel], Bristol, pawnbrokers.' T. Slack and W. Walker, Gravel-lane, Houndsditch, sugar refiners. BANKRUPTCY S'UPERS'EDE!. Thomas Clarke, la:e of Lambourn, Essex., cow.kerper. BANKRUPTS. john button, of Levensbulrnc,. Manchester, •calico-manu. faaurer, to surrender Feb. x 3,24, March 28, at ten, at the Dog 'Cavern, Manchester. Attorney s Mr. Higson, Man• thj - ster. ',Francis Chinnerv, of Cranbourn-pasage, Leicester-sip:ire, Aiicidlesex,lii!eik-Eiraper, Feb. 2.t, z 3, and Marcil 28, at twelve, atGuilaihall. Kttoincy, Walker, ieWry: Thomas., Harding aud Lawrence. Crean, had of GuAit'rey court, Milk-street, London, whole4alc drapers acid cu 1