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. From j/ LONDON GAZE TE, March 17, 1807. IYar-Office, March s 7, 1807. 41h Regiment of- Dragoons, Captain lohn B. Oliver, from ripe 57t11 Foot, tube Captain of a Troop, vice Scovell, who . 9th Re.:irnent o(Light Dragoons, Lieutenant• Patrick. Savage . to : be Captain of a Troop. by purchase, vice Darvall, who nth es Cornet )(An MiQueen to be. Lieutenant, vice 14th r,itio, Captain the Hon. Edward Charles Cocks, "from the. 48th Foot, to be Captain of a Troup, vice Stuart, who exchanges. tat iise'giment of Fnot, Ensign Alexander•ctewart to be Lieu te-ant, without purchase. Lieutenant -- Galbraith t , ) be Adjutant, vice Crainger, who resigns the A.djutantcy holy. • sth Ditto, Ensign. Thomas Clarke,,' from the 28th Foot, to be Lieutenant,. by purchase, vice ,n 6th Ditto,: Cinarle. Western, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Stott, promoted. i ith Ditto, Li.Jutenant Win Taylor to be Captain of a Corn pan), by purchase, vice Raleigh, .promoted.i Ensign (Vha. B. Turner to be Lieutenant, vice Taylor. • le i th Ditty, john Gardner, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, Doran, - appointed to the dfli Foot. • sat ii Mut+, Lieutenant 'Thomas Francis Wade to be Adju tant, vice DlllTl,proinoietiin the itti Garrison Battalion. tsth Ditto, Ensigli john Fitzgerald N,.:wburgli to be Lietite pant, without purchase. Charles Blakistun, Gent, to be • Ensign, vice fiewburgh. , 3oth Dint), • John Knight Jauncey, Gent. to be Ensign,, vice Stuart, deceased. 35E4 . Dino, Captain Richard Westerman - to be Major, with, out purchase, vice Robertson,•prUnlotekl..,Lieutenant bert Westerman to be Captain of 4 Company, vice Wester man. 'Ensign - Manners to be Lieutenant; vice ki/s.' tertian. 48th Ditto, Captain Henry Stuart, from the, 16th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Cbmpaity, vice - Cocks - , who exch . nages. . . . loth Ditto„. Henry Fyge launcey, Gent. to be Ensign, out purchase, vice Cairnes, promoted in the 56th Foot." pat pitto. Ell:41i G. E. Blake to - be Lieutenant, by put-. chase, vice 1-lartlev, win) retires. sith Ditto, Ensign Stanley Leatnes, front the 59th Foot, to Ensi,;d, vice Hilmbley,:. who. exthanges. Alexander Gardiner, Gent. to be Ensign, by - putehaSe, vice Fenton, proinoied. 56th Ditto. To be EnsignsßedMond trough, Gent. ,ire .Denny,.proinoted. Hugh - Moore, Gent. vice Mal iet,:pru. meted. Seinuel 'Coy, Gent. vice Roche, deceased. • ' 57th Ditto, Captain George Scovell, train the 4th Dragoons, to be Captain of a CoMpany, vice Oliver, who exi:lianges. William Cairneross,Gent. to be Ensign, wallow purcha s e, vice Dix, promoted. soh Ditto, Ensign \Vm, Humbley, from the 501 Foot, to be vice Leather, who excluin:es. both Ditto, Captain Win: Drummond to be Major, by pug chase, Nolte Unwin, who retires. Lieutenant Charles Webb Dance front the 7.,;d Light Dragoons,. t.) be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Williams, who retires. rith Ditto, john -fellery, Gent. to be Ensign, 'without pur chase, vice Arbuthnot, promoted in the. 6th Garrison Bat . talion. Se-st Ditto. Lieutenant Josiah Stevenson to be Captain of a Company, vice stables, deceased. 59th Ditto, Thomas Pada - lore, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-. chase. . Royal - Stair Corps, Freeth, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Man, promoted. 3.1 West India Regiment, Win. Webster, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Thornton, promoted. York Light Intanfry Volunteers, fames Fulcher, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Phelps, promoted in the 56th Feot. Wattevtile's Regiment, Ensign Lewis Pellichoddy, ,from .Meuronls Regiment, to be Lieutenant. Chasseura Britannigtles, Ensign Henry Des Forges to be Lieu tenant, vice jean t;pitz, deceased. Gaunti, Gent. to be - Ensign, vice Des Forges. bth Garrison 13attalion, Lieutenant - ChAles Wright, from the I.4th Foot, to be Lieuterlant, vice Kitson, appointed to Mif fpr-General Rartisay's Regiment. . . Is;'.Roval Veteranßattalion, Quarter -Master James Patter . son, front trait:pay of - the - 15th Foot, ,to be -Ensign, vice Craig, who exchanges. Hospital-Mate John Dickerson Flanagan to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice - Watton, promoted lit the 7th root. Tbel's German Legim: Major Baron Polow, of the 2d Regiment Gt . Light Dragoons, to liavo permanent Rank in the Army. HOSPITAL STAFF. _ . __ Deputy-Purveyor jultn Kenipt to be Purveyor to the Forces. Commissions in the Royal North Battalion of Gloucester Shire -Militia, sirod by the Lord Lieutenant. . • • Wm. Gillet, Gent to oe, Lieutenant; vice ylde, resigned. Dated Feb. is, 1837. Thomas knout - , Gent. to Itc En sign. Dated as above Com:list - 01th signed 6).* the Lord Lieutenant of the Coiunty of • • Norfolk. • Norwich Light flOrse. Cornet Kerrison to be Lieutenant, vice 'Vompson, resigned., Daccd • Etuber 21, 18c6. ' Norwich B a ttalion. Lieutenant and Adjutant Hicks to have the Brevet Rank of Captain. Dated - Dee. 19, 18 6. Ensign Kepner to he Lieutenant, vice Hicks, in . 'no resigns. Dated Dec. 19,1806. Daniel Stabling, Gent. •to be Ensign, vice Moore, Pro moted. Dated Dec. 1, 1806. Joseph Driver Cock, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Howe,•proinotecl. Dated as above. Wil liatn.Standford, Gent. to be Ensign,. vice Kepner, pro moted. Dated Dec. 19, iBo6. Nortviib Rijge Cerpr. Lieutenant Mingay to be Captain, vice Deere, resigned. Dated Dee. 30, sBo6. ThomaS Crusoe, Gen:. to be first Lieu tenaLt, vice Mingay, promoted. Dated as above. Simon Ivlar;in, Gent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Moore, deceased. Dated as above. Samuel Coleman, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Crusoe, promoted. Data as above. . Charles Corfield, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Mar , tin, promoted. Dated as above. Charl6 Grant, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated Feb. 26, /8a z. John You -rigs, Gent. to be (loaner-Mister, vice Euttivant, resigned. Dated Dec. 30, 1806. - Nwthicb . Regineent. Major Firth to be Lieutenant-colonel, vice Trafford, re signed. Dated Sept. 4, tBo6. Captain De Hague to be Major, vice Firth, promoted. Dated as above. Lieutenant Vole to be Captain, vice De Hague. promoted. Dated Feb. 5, Augustus Adolphus Hamilton Beckwith, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Oct. 22, rt•e6. Convnii.sions signed 6y the bird Lieutenant a/ the Comet!), of Warwick. ' Loyal Birmingham Volunteer Infantry. Ist Battalion. john. Gordon, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Lord Lewisham, resigned. Dated Ott. 2, 1306. 2d_ Battalion: Thomas Webb, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Strobl' res igned. Dated Ott 9, 1206. 3ti'liattalion. George Barker, Esq. to be Captain, vice Att. wood, resigned. Dated Dec. 13, 1806. StratPrd-upon-Avon 141untar .Iq - antty. Thomas Creswell, Esq. to be Captain, vice - Battersbee, re_ signed: Dated Dee. 31, 636. Robert Wheeler, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Taker, promoted. Dated as above. BANKRUFTCIES ENLARGED. Tames . Shakeshatt the : younger, late of Widegate.Street, llishopsgate-street, London, dealer in china and earthen ware from March it to April 14, at ten, at• Guildhall. • David lohnston, of lirown-street, Wanover.squa - re, Middle. sex, smith, from March 2.x to April 14, at tch, at Guild hall. BANKRUPTS. Philip Pullen, of Hanky, Staffordshire, bookseller, to stir . render April It, 13, at 'twelve, at the Crown Inn, Stone, and 23, at eleven, at the Hotel, Stafford. Attornies, Messrs. Barber and Browne, - Fetter-lane, London ; or -Messrs. • Asibury and Dent, Stone, Staffordshire. john Dennett, of Northuinberland-street, Strand, Middlesex, wine-merchant, Marcn.zB, 31, arid A vril 2R, at eleven, at Goi;dliall. Attortiies," Messrs. Palmer, ToinlinsOns, and Thomson, Copthat.court, Thr,lgrnotton-street. • David Morgau, otherwise Clifford, of Carditl, -Glamorgan sliolikeeper, April I, 2, and aS, at eleven, at the An y,: i ~;„ Attornies, Mr. William!. Cardiff; or Mr. 1101:6, 1-11 , square,: jotiu , manufalurer. March 3c, 3 . r, 1 , /%1 2h, .-t ten, Ak at toe fir-ii*ewai.r A Ali. Hewitt, Main.iiester.; ,or Mr. Lilts, 'Cur snot st fedi, •Chancery facie, London. Thomas ionez, of Birmingham, ccal:inerchant, March 24, 25, " and April 28, at eleven, at the. Ped Lion, rvarwick. Attornies, Mr. Punton, Ilind-court, F legit-street,'London ; or Mr. Brewlcy, Birmingham. Samuel Blower, now or late.of Eltinglimit, Norfolk, miller, April at tour, _24, at ten, and aB, at eleven, at the 'Tuns Inn, Bungay, Suffolk. Attorney, Mr. • 7 Cusaude, Halesworth and Bungay. • • , loseph Hancock, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchant, March. 24, 23., and April zB, at eleven, at the Old King's Head, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Chennbre, 'Temple-lane, Lon don ; or-Mr. Watson, Sheffield. lohn Liuley, of Sheffield, Yorkshire.'grocer, March 25, 26, and Aprit2B, at eleven, at the Tontine lon, At tornig, Mr. Bigg, Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mr. Rod ger,. }tetfield. Ann-tie.4enish and I lenry. Newport, of Vii tiers- st(eet,Straud, Middlesex, upholsterers and co-partners, March a r e at one, April 4, at ten, and 28, at•one, at Guildhall. 'Attornies, Messrs. .Bleasdale, Alexauder, and Holm; New,-Inn. Thomas Taylor, late of Monkwearmouth-Shore, Durham, bread-baker, March 31, April r, and 28, at eleven, at the George Inn, Sunderland. Attornies, Mr. Harri .on, Sunder . land ; or Mr. Blakiston, Symond's-Inn, Chancery-lane, London. DIVIDENDS. April t it. ,Michael Pavel!, late of High-street, Southwarl• - , • Surrey, linen-draper and - stayrnaker, at twelve, •at Guild ball, London. April.ot. john' Drury Hawkins,.of -the Cavern-House, near Blackheath-Hill, Kent, cabinet-n - nder, at ten, at Guild s• halt; London. Apt £4. Thomas Bawden, late of Rettroth, Cornwall, dra.- . Ater, at ten,. at Guiilha-11, Lon on. April t t. Thomas Sherratt, of Birmingham carrier, at twelve, at the Shakspeare Taveln,:Birminghani. April ,14. Hannah Storey, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 'inert ' draper, at eleven, at.the Queen's-Head, NewcaStle-upon- Tyne. . April 9 Giles Limber, of Sandwich, Kent, linen-draper, at _twelve, at Guildhall, Q. - interotirY - • ' • - ' . April-7. William Guniircl,. of Nortn.Wahham, Norfolk, cur- Tier, at elevcii, at the flail in, Norwich- April :G. lima and Joon Th-onipson, of Preston, • Lancashile, •inusiiii-manufacturcrs and co• pat tilerS, at ele yen at the Red Lion,. Preston. „ Marcl ' k • 14. George- Isaacs and - Michael. I saa..s, of Bevis - M.drks, - London; Merchants- and eo.partners, at twelve; at April £l. Robert late of Worship-,street, Finsbury, square, M dr4lesex, dealerin spirituous iniu::ra, at twelve, • • • Aril 23. Taal -Wyatt, of- Che2cll6, Chest-tire, Wru. Piddock ranc,s,Jt and James Chadwick . „of'Stow, Stat f,i-dsinie, calico- priniers%lii,d co- partileL S, at three, -at the Brklgewater Arms, Manchester. • •. ;1441y a. Luke !seven', of . .Colcman.street, London, trunks ni:.ker, at ten, at Guildhall.. . . April 13. Andrew Ratio,: of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne; grocer, . at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Newcastle-upon. Tyne. April to. Thontas• - johnson, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, grocer, at ten, at the- Star anti Garter lint, Worcester. CERTIFICRFES. April -7. Stanley Marshall Fisher, of Gravesend, Kent,-linen draper. Thomas 'ones, of High-street, Mary-le-bone, Middlesex, carpenter. William Benson, of Twickenham, Middlesex, m iltster. (oshua Richard Wilkinson, of Three Oak. Line, Horsley. dowii, Surrey, cooper. William Butt, of Page's-walk,- Bermondsey, Surrey, hair merchant, Thomas Shepley, of Selby, Yorkshire, brewer. • Edward Carritt, of Louth, Lincolnshire, sidler. Samuel Healey, late of) Tycl.p.:ol, merchant. Thomas Robinson and Michael Robinson, late of Kirkby Stephen, Westmorland, liquor-merchants and co-partners, ; P.IRTNERSIBPS DIS SOLVED. T. anti I. Murrow, Liverpool, attornies-at-law. I. and N.•M`Caskery, Preston, Lanealiire, drapers. 1). Keer and L. Davie, FrAmlingham, Sunlk, surgeons. R. Bush and L. Howard, Lannon-street, druggists. W. Smith, I'. V. Cooke, I. B. Tooke, and I. B. Thames Bank, Chelica, malt distillers. R. Leigh, T. Leigh, T. Darwel, it Leigh, It. B. Leigh, and J.lOl, Manchester. fustian-mantitadurers. S. N. Grueber, T. Savill, and 1. Smith, Coleman-street, tea-dealers. W. Ashton and W. Nelson . Louth, braziers. , - , The Annual Ploughi'ng Match, for,Premiums given by the Farming Society Of Ireland, was held on Fri day, .March 6th, at C:orhallis, the seat of Sir HENRY t Lig SON.--HisN Grace_.the. Lord. Lieutenant h o _ 'noured this Meeting with his presence, and by the interet which. he appeared so tale, seemed to sti mulate the emulation of the different' Competitors for the Cup., After !the ..cOnclusion of the match, and previous to the decision of the Judges of the Field upon the merits of:the various antagonists, his Grace, the Earls of LONGFORD, MATH, CHA.RLE moNT, Occ. &c. witu a-nutnner of distinguished Gen try present, partook of a cold collation at. the hOuse of Sir HENRY WILKINSON, who liberally, afforded a field in his demesne upon tin.; interesting. occasion. We understand the Judges Wing dtleemthed .in favour of, the cup was adjudged to, GEORGE GliiER SON,'Esq. Monday night, about eight o'clock, as John John 7 son and his wife,' a laundress at Peckham, were de livering some, linen to a funny in New Ormond street, some thieves drove away their cart, which contained linen to the amount of upwards of 501. A few nights since the warehouse of Messrs. Wil son and Gardner, haberdashers, in Shoreditch, N:vas robbed of a considerable quantity of wrought and unwrought silks, besides other articles of value. Yesterday at Marlborough-stteet, a young man was charged with au assault, arising out of the fol lowing circumstances. The Defendant, a miniature painter, had been employed by a tradesman in St, James's to take the likeness of hi 9 DieCe• During the necessary intercourse, the. limner .became en raptured with the fair original, and after having per formed his task, he made several unsuccessful at tempts to gain another interview. He partly suc ceeded on .Monday evening, and the assault was committed whilst the tradesman •was exercising his right in putting the modern APELLE out of his house. • Mrs. S. ABRA I TTAMS, a Jewess (now reident in St. Peter's-street, Ipswich), on the 24th of February last compleated her 104th year. She is in a good state of health, and appaars 'likely to survive some years. • Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, as the watchman was going his rounds near London Bridge, be observed a man,dresSed like a countryman, sitting on the ground near' St. Magnus Church. He told him not to sit there, as from the inclemency of the weather it would probably prove fatal to him, and advised him to go to Dark.honse 7 lane, where he . would find a good fire, and be enabled to - obtain some refreShment. The man told the' watchman he would; and that.he was going to Chatham. The watchman left him, as he thought . ,, going to Dark house-lane ; hut he was. soon after :discovered by another watchman, extended on the ground.' He was taken up and removed to: the watchhoase, • where everyettort to restore animation proved inet . - t - edual. He was apParently a man advanced iti . years . ; hip name not yet been discovered . ; and he had about hu n sinte btleld t and cheese, and a sixprice. 'Lilld REPO/Cr. COURT OF CHANCERY, NIARer 17. 'FOX V. I'LETCHER - AND 0.1'1117,It.•;. . • Tnrs cause came on upOn demurrer to the De fendant's answer. The bill was filed for an.account, discovery, &c. and charged the Defendants e;vith confederating indepreciating the value of certain ar ticles in the foreign markets c ,, to the Plaintiffs in jury, &b,' . cause arose out of several transa&ions - in the fur trale.. An agreement was entered - into by a number of persons, 'about the year 1788., and several' Ships were fitted out, in order to Carry furs from Nootka Sound, and other parts of North America, in order: to supply the respe6tive, markets of Russia and China. The Plaintiff was a party in. this ,ven ture, and charged the Defendants with various ads subsequently done -by. them, in order to depreciate the artiele . ein the foreign market, and by these pleadings. the' Defendants were called upon to set forth the number of ships, of what description, tonnage, &c. ; .• at what ,port or ports, &c. they were fitted out ; also when, where, and hew, they traded for skins in North America and elsewhere, and what quantity, &c.: and also the number of sea-otterskins imported.into Russia and China, and at what, port or ports 'the- same were so imported, apd the quality and prices, &c. during a long period of time ; and 'further, 'how many and' what were the Edicts published, by the Emperor of Rusiia, or by the Emperor of China, prohibiting or errcou raging this trade, or how Otherwise, &c. &c.' _ The Lotto CHANCELLOR, after looking over these pleadings,. and repeating some parts aloud, ob served; that this gill reminded him of a case before Lord Ashberne, upon a question of the sea-worthi lICSS of a shy, where it was stated, that there had been a quantity of rats on board, and it was asserted that the leaks were stopped by the rats' tails, and the party was called upon to set out in hi's an swer, the number of rats on board, and whether they, had tails' or not ; and other trifling and irrelevant . matter. ,Hislordshili, therefore, could not see the possibility of answering 'many of the allegations in the Plaintiff's Bill. The SOLICITQR—GE:siERAL, Mr. PERCIVAL; and, Mr. COOKE, contended, at considerable length, that 'the demurrer was bad, in as much as it should have set` out the particular allegations in the Plaintiff 'S bill to which the: Defendants were to give their answer, and many of which were wholly irrelevant, and not bearing at ell on the merits of the case. Mr. LEACH, on the other hand, supported the de murrer; and with resped to the-merits of the case itself, said, that h was'of great importance tire al. , , legations alluded to should be fully answered, as he should hereafter spew, .NiThen the merits of the case came to be discussed. 'And, with resped to 'the farm,.in point of law ; it was sufficient. - The Loßn CEIANCELLOR, said, that before he Would pronotince a judgment upon this case, he would look ettentively over all the voluminous pleadings, many of which appeared, to him frivolous, irrelevant, and wholly impossible to be answered ; at the same time he did not wish to that the Plain tiff out of'eny benefit which he might derive from a i'nore'particular answer to his bill. This being a Bembrrer for a disLovery, he certainly wouldlook at it with a veryiealons eye. 'He observed, however, that calling upon the party to set out' how many otter Skins were imported into Russia and China, from all parts of the'world, for a long period of time, was a thing totally impossible., The cause, consequently, stands over for j . udgMente The following circurnstrance recently occurred at Devizes, in Wiltshire. A poor woman, who w;th her children had by chance strolled into the above toWn, died suddenly before she could proclaim her parish. The body Was interred in the church-yard of St. Mary, to which parish the : children became chargeable.- A report was very soon propagAted. inuongst the good talks of the town, that the church yard vvas _troubled with Ipoanings, and the Sexton of the parish, ,a resolute fellow, undertook to hives , tigate the business. He cc.)irtirrro the, report ; for on. approaching t;le grave of the paup-.T . , he fancied be 13=d her ejaculate ‘‘,lll.!re - several times, to, which parish - she was supposed to have belonged,-.-- The grave was, opened., 'and the body was taken up after it had been interred three days, but it spoke not, and it was put' into the grave again to be dis turbed no more. Afoot-race, of 300 yards distance, was run yes terday, in - the Park, bet , Aceil Lieut. JAMEsON and Mr. O'HAR:‘, lor e 50 guineas. - ,The competitors walked toget!ier neatly - half the dista - nee, whet, the Lieutenant wade play; kept the lead, and beat his opponent by about a length. There was a good deal of betting on the occasion. SHIPIVS. CAAVISIND, M-ARCit the Sailed - David. Dennison, for St. Domino ; .Vigi: lam, Gilbert, for Lisbon; ; Linen Flail, .I.c:wington, tor- Dublin; Ann and Marx TayVa ,fin - Messina ; Curry, and north , Mackie, for Bli (I la. Lately, at Cork, the Lady ,of the Right Hon. Lord Vis count Bantry, of a Son. On Sunday, at his house in Qucen Ann-street West, the Lady of lames West, .Lsq.of a son. L( N.:()N: i:ARR15,(,11... , .4. Martlett-cou't, Uow-stree!; and, MARRIAD. On Saturday last, at Stoke Pages, Bucks, Icrorbe De Sari; ; Esq. of Hilliii,;don-place 'Middlesex, to -Mis s Peri.:dopc Freeman, daughter of Robert Freeman, Esq. of .the Lodge; near Uxbridge. .(4n Saturday the 7th inst. Mr. William Flint', of Don caster, owner of thtt Great Ox, to . Mrs. ilanatiti of Nor wich. 1)1ED. On Monday last, at his house in Great Cumberland-place, Admiral Sit Hyde Parker, aged 67. The same evening, at his house in Queeii-sqnare, William George Sibley, Esq. Treasurer . of the I nclia=l-I.,use. Yesterday, in the 79th year of his age, Mr. John 'Pridden, nearly 'half a century a Bookseller Fleet-.street'. • On the 13itt inst. at Kelso, in the 7Sth year of his age, `Mr. William Dods, late of the War,ol - 11c... On Wednesday last, Mr. lolin Pool rlaratty, of Grace chureh.street On Sunday night last,—Mrs. Leigt, of Store-street, fled ford•square, reltc.l of the late Gell:nd Leigh, Esq of Doc tors' Commons. On Alunday evening, Mrs. Oakley, wife of -R. Oakley, Esq. of EgA.:p . laCe, Lambeth.. :PRICIE 0 T . .1 TOCkS vAsTcaoily., Stock, shut N;.ry s per Cent. 96 a S per Cent. 1797, silk Irish s .per Cent, shut ' 4 per Lent. shut 3 per Ct. Red. shut 3 per Cent. Con. 62H Bank L. Alan. shut Ditto Short Ann. shut Inc11:1 Stock, shut India BundA, 3s. 4.5. pr. Old Ann. shut Exchcq. Bills, fi.pr. ts. Ornniutn, 3 per Cent. Deferred, Imperial 3 per Cent. 6z Ditto Ann, 8 Y 3-16ths Cons. for 14th 63i. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR- ROW. Morning, 9 min. after zo. I Afternoon, 4z min. after to. • ORIGINAL. SKETCHES, STUDIES,Iet„ TO. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Great Roinn in Pall'Mall, on Monday nc':t, at Twelve o'Clock, ALL the ORIGINAL SKETCHES and, UN FINISHED WORKS of that eminent and admired Artibt JOHN RUSSELL, Esq. R.A. deceased, comprising all the first Thoughts and Designs fdr his elegant and cele.. brated Pithires, and Original Studies from Nature; together with.a small Colledion of Prints, Plaister, Cast,, and Las' Figures ; also, an unique Planisphere of the Moon, formed by aelual observations on that Planet. May he viewed two Days preeeding the Sale, .and Cata logues had, in Pall Man . ., . • -. THE celebrated CORDIAL BALM o f (3L -ILILIt for Debilities, NerVoits Diserders, Wealtite2ssts peen liar to Females, klysterical Affections, and Lowness of Spi rit, Loss of Appetite and Indigestion, and Consumptive Cone_ plaints in general, &c. It is the most ab•soltite Remedy tor such Diseases as are .atterid.xl with the follok.ong syrup_. toms;. namely, a great straitness of the breast, v. , 1111 ditticul ty.of breathing ; violent palpitations of the heart, stidaen flashes of heat in various parts of the i ode ; at.ot;' , ei sense of coid,,as if water was Poured on them-: living pains in the arms. and.liinbs, back and belly,. resembling. thos'.:. - g casioned by the gravel.; the . pulse very'Variable, sritnetiniAs' uncommonly sslow, at other tim es very (pick yawnin , in , : hiccough, frequent sighing, and 'a sense:of sutfotai ion. as fr in a bail or lump in the throat ; alternate fits of . crying and e:onvuisive laughing . ; the sleep unsound, and seldom re. resli • ir.g, and' the patient often troubled with 'horrid dreams.—: ple Itch has been said by intereted ihdivitt its against Medi cines that are advertised, trit there is a very important obser vation to be tnade - respecting the Co,rdial Balm. of Gil e ad , that, unless its operation be gentle, sate, and efficaci ous , it could t: h Ibr, as it has rarely the great advan tage of a persuasive advocate at the ear of the patien t , 5.,) <mand it i a ja y s e acquired'; n i re to d t ; h eunexahtd repute a nt i un i versal nothingbut h;s conviction of its virtues, by its salutary etti2a s , can induce him to pei - severe,...aini yet reasonable persevernce is certainly most requisite to enable even the. happiest com bination of chymicals and salcnicals to riot out chronic Dis eases, and restore the valetudinarian to . As Dr. SO LO MO N' s p rac ti ce i s now become so great and extensive, and his constant engageMents requir, a consider able portion of his tone and attendance, lie expects, whco consulted, the usual compliment of a Guinea ; but all writ.; teat cases, or letters at; advice,- and unaccompanied with an , order for Medicine and remittance, to be at his sure, are required to inclose only Hall-a-Guinea. Such let. ters should, for safety, he thus trtrecled—" Money-}. t it er ,` Dr. Solomon, Giltlad House; near Liverpool ; paid do,uble postage."—Letters may be ordered to he addressed for X. Z. or A. B. at the.. Pos- Office, till called A Saving Of Nine ShillidaS in Two ' The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in h )tries, price half-a -guinea each; there are also bottles,- price 335. centalning equal to four bottles at LOS. &d. by which the Patient sever 9,5. including also the duty ; the stamp of whi:ch hears thc Proprietor's name and . address, " Samuel Solomon, Liver pool," to imitate which is felony. . N. B. It is nee .ssary to observe, that tSe posp s ;c of all letters, whatever, must be" •• - • • -. The Cordial B din of Gilead, Anti-Impetigines, and Ab..; stergent Lotion, and " Health," are - Sold by Mrs. • Mathews, No.'lB, Strand, London; Mr, Smith, Perfumer, No. 33. and Mr. ka.rhurn, Nortti itricYe , „ Mr. liaxter'andMr. S , ..ott,South-llfinee ; ZV r. I:.avidson aiLi • Icier and CO. ; F.. Lax ter, (s ; W. Cameron, Greenock U. ; li. C:rarr ford, .li.ilitiarnoLk ; W. 'Yourr,• ; 'A. t and P. Whiteside - , Ayr; Crawf;mt, Girvan • Ne w , DonglA . ; T. tvl‘Millati, Kirkcudbright ; T.'ll•Credie, misty ;.. J . Blyth, ; Dempster, Cu par; Allan,, pun. dee ; P. Craigie, Montrose; j, Mitchell, and f ..Anderson, AWrdeen ; White,. Bantlf; Inverness.; T. M'Ketizie, Stornoway; P. Taylor, Strauraer.-; Johnson and Bisset, Perth ; W. Anderson, Sterling ; Coke and Reid,teith ; Alexander, Dunfermline; DWllititistf)rnie,,,,l!iinvhitnrriViirtiiirt•ert,,vicAKr.i, b vi t . o e nh e l , A •p l i n c t k: ic o k n, ; l i rt ,a g t l e i r s : „ oll. Arbuthmot, and lainieson, Pe ,terhead ; A. Nl'Donald i Trongate: ; an , l br most I,:)oktmilers and Venders of Patera Medicines in the ',lulled • I'o 'F. TAYLOR, surgeon, No. g,.Nz...v . liFii:g..-srreet, • London. STA, , . - Vainb4rgh, Alay .2, ifion. ,TN thO Spring of 1794 1 was aliliaed with a It Venereal Complaint, ivitich I trt..-amd with inuitfer- • ence for fivelnonths; but was theN otdtged to. aprly to a regular Physician, who put a iell'lporary atop to the vi?u.... • :,......‘.e of the I.siseikse (by mercurial ap±:ii,ations.if-)r some . t r , r . e; but e;rowin,t, in znite of all in:,nea,,, ...aid to, advi••-.. , t 'the firs'. Geati.en'i ,11 CI 1-"..: I: . .i.• ..z : , ,;" - ii,;; - •,-, -,, , , , .. r : . ; 1 w „ rse .f.,r t•-;o yeas, i ~, ~..-.: : ::•,... 7.. .1. ~:':;.•- . 2 t'n .short, I have had from two•p;,ty Vl' - ' , eara :2l,l,i , ill R . 4)::,i *,,,,, i:ipo,•.:, !,•,.:•,: .•:, •:• 1 , , , ap.d ulcerated frooLo..:.a.i bi root 7 ;N1y.1....e.., t..r-...! : ,,, ) ,.. til. b ti e li c i r y li e " ati sl ,7,l s e s e ' rs on my body, r.ad nearly n ,, se, • l e , As, a rmS,'Scc. liaVe .been Aden - lately •,;., i j a ,. t ,, r „t tOt2t 11 V de o, ..ay, there never vv , s, ;:r. ever ._,.,, of s i g ht.:--lt would be volnininous to parti . eola- P. r ""( - • •u'lice it t , • • - or of a more" ,:Omp/t -cated nature. I was long looked upon Fly' my . friends, .nd ' , v iz i r' a h ll e , n • l ( } ,lt ‘ C. " U e t T : noire '' -danger ous, ima,cined myselt, beyond all nop,:s of re cover y ; and, in d in e t c .r d e , i t ' ita l i n i yintilsie'..riatbclL'll's'iti'ittire'l.'' death was •pref e r a hl e t o na y In this dreadful sitnati6n did I drag' a . most 'miserable existence, till t)ivine Providence threw in iny way a Newspaper contaii,ing _the ease of .a Mr. B. of I 'l - yrnouth---unv IT 1015 read it, I 'co'ulel not.-- - -I sent 'and procured E:illle pt . va.Ur LE AK.E's PAT ENT 11 LI,S; which; by us i ng from. tios.e to iim,, am now, and 1 - 1;:va long been, (after • more t'..uth fiair:Yr,',"s:indesccibable distress), in as good a state of la:al tit as QV Lt . !: i . 1 .11:.)y0,1,j as . a proof of thi , , I liad.a role; thrivingy healtne •chil,!, born to . . ine a few Months tigo. . In gratitude to Go , I, and in hopes - Of rend:n : llr; 'my fcilow:-cre4:uie... , : erviee, I request you to publish this; and you may :Lt, alit :Lae refer perscms who wish to be satisfied at the truth of tins, or - further s'ar'i. , culars*, to the or inv fricivis,lly letter cu• i-.etson. ~ As iew cases for b:.4t1t1,.., V, iti ev...r e,;' *:.l li.!ii!.•", :4,(1,- io n e T exceed it, I have from 'experience c'...-.: , , ~.:..,., ; :. ,5 ... 6 -,•,,,.• tu:dikinci,. that in your L L .•\ K. L's I' I 3., „ -, 1,2 y e;,,il find e . -or.ecl- , safe, ind, radical cure, t, li: , ,' luos• dread- • sun., b i . •./ P t • - . f li t stage of the Vent:Nal I)isease, svnic , 1, t:tkird -*-- cON.'. FIRMEI: Loss. . 101 IN THONIPSO'N...'. * Insuritiountabla family teas-ns ;;; - ;.:va.t .niaking , toy, • name 'anti address - ;7:1 4 .)1ic ; bur l i .-,,,.., r•ersous really wanting intormati(Tt may ;if it, be refs2r:cd .to:ne amt My friends byNlrs. S. (.....la•k, Rainsay-(:.,;,tea::, - .tens, Edinowgti. rii'aicd anti Fo:d tot, T. TANI.,O,i(, l'.;striber in the' Royal Colle,T,e of Surgeons in 1.0n610n, a: his ho , isr..•, No. 0 Na' the 'moat Where w p;ive Advice wit:tot:it a tee, topers, lo , th,se Pills, and -will answer patients. Ittt:2l's, if p Paid, on the same terms, observiiig i us ,. p e r s on's ,nante or case having. been Illeationekt, but P their own particular request, bY the ro inviolable 6-..x.recy, no prietor, Outing the course or more than thirry-six ‘ , ears, that he has had the - condi:cling ot a,l exturSili,' sale 01 the' above Medicine,' and the practice arising therefrom. .They are also sold by his AVpuliltllWilt, • for tlir con•i•ct. nience ut • thoSe living at .a distance; by Mt. P:ixter, Solth-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Priiiter, Glas gow, to whom also i\!lr. T. refers, for his. addrc, , s; at t!.e Nti. 35, at. Alban's-street, ;• Robertson's 'l'oy-shop, ()Mimi-street . ; Mr. borough's, No. 7, Fisii.-treer-hill, nearly oupoite the Mo. nument ; Mr. Steel's, liookseller, t, Utlion-row, Tower-hill ; Dame-street, Dublin ; and he sue person sit every consiu,:rablc town to t;reaf-lritain reland,,in Boxes ut only 2S. gd.• each, scaled uir with full and plant 'directioas, whereby persons of either Sex may cure titen . ,,selves with ease and secrecy. N. li. Every 11 ,x ,sold in f.; reat 'Britain is sink'(; with a Stanip, which, by favc-ur: 01 the C.nran'iit,- sioners, is I,tiiitt-Y,„ at the- Stamp-t/tlice--" T. ,- Tayl,,r, - No 6, New iiridge,Street,'' to imitate I,vhich is ,felony. and, all otters arc counterfeits t Published by WILLIAM ARMIGIR Scitiers, of South Molton-street, Grosvenor-square; tho Paper, Letters fur the Editur,S:c. (past-paid), must be addressed.