The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-17 00:00:00

ROY M. REVliillt OF: VOLUNKgERS. YE , TV RUNT "thorning the fullowing,Regirnents • of having mustered at their several Parities, marched to I iyde Park, the purpOsc of fits( )os,pet c led 'in Brig:ides by the Earl of "lAN BUR Y atr.l Maj r Geoeral Putriii, and Alien reviewed,by , t.iis NUJ kt , TY, ViZ. Rican . BR rc AoF..--Duke of C u mtiorlani's Sharp Shoot-. ers,', Royal Wevinifister, Royal York and Mary le-bone, Q„, :t ms, I , t t)ttto 24 Battalion, Duke of ebtcr's, or New Sr. George's. IcA mt. Margaret's and St. Tohn'ti, North Britons, St. Andrew awl St. George's Clerk,..nwell, St, Giles and St, Ge,,r , 4-, 81-ontsbury t atict North Briton Rifle and Grayt_s Inn' Rifle united. There was art extvi lent muster offal 66o't etti:aive rank and nle, exclusive ot Drums, Fifes, Band, Officers, &c. }ifs MAIRVIY dote on. the ground at to o'clock, in, very great , state, preceded by A large escort of florle, six Grooms in full Riyal Livery, with led horws, and the other attendants. The Pit INCE Of WAl,Wq,' DUK ES.of YORK, CUMBERLA,ND, Cittvittk MG?, and KENT.; the Earl of FiAitklNG.• ToN . ., and the Most' numerous- retinue of General, Staff, and Field Ofilcers, we have ever witnessed On a like. occasion.. 1-.111 MAI esTY .was received with the customary Royal S .lUte ; he then toile down the line in front, and returned in the. rear,., when. has ing 'taken his st:tion under th“ shade , of the trecs, the Brigades went through sev(!ral evOlutions in a good style, particularly the Light Corps. The' whole passed Hts MAJESTY in'review order befoie one O'clock. There w.is an unclmin in number of persons On the groun!.!, hut the Life Guards kept so good line that we did nor hear of any acciihnt. • HI. MAJESTY' looked extremely well, and war teceimi by the People with loud acclamations. . . • Yestirtlty 'morning a weaver in Spitalfields, of the name of .Bn,hell, s-tiaout thirty uineas years of we,a, 'under. took, f , r a wager of five g , to ak from Shotedirch Churc l . l to the seven mile stone at Ed. m0 r,' 1 ,,0, and hack again, in two hours and a quar: ter ;he st arted tit ft e o'clock, and walked wit hoot stopping on the way till he came to Edmonton, which hitperformed in one hour and three minut es, where he stopped 'to refresh ab tut five minute's, when he set out on Itis journey.back, 'and arrived at thirteen- minutes after seven o'clock, being two mi. mites let:s than the time allowed. Yesterday se'onight' a fire broke out in that p::rt of the sulturivr , of Kilkenny leading to Kilcreen. It raged for some time with vi o l ence, and threat. erred , great injury. Though. the damage was not so great as at- first apprehended, the tabins, &c. sit,five poor families were consumed. On'is/lontlay• sennight three 'privates of the zsth Regiment, now lying at Berwick upon Tweed, and . two of: the 7th Dragoon Guartls, then passing through that town, werespending the evening at a public erade, on finding the' Mistress frown home, and the house left to the care of a little gill, for - ced open the door of a closet in the room w here they were sitting, which contained her stock of brattay," gin, &c. Fonr quarts of the for. Hier were soon swallowed ; and the fifth, quart (*if the latter) had nearly undergone the same. fate, w hen one, of the Drago ons dropped from, his chair, and sonnafter expired. An Inquest was holden on the body, the day after r and a vcrdil returned Of— . Died by excessive drinking., On Saturday last, about ope O'clock, a most im. petuous shower of hail fell at North S fields and its vicinity, accompanied with vivid flashes of lightning and long peals of distant thunder. Most of the hail. atones were tranatkably hard, and of a large size, many of them ineasuling nearly two inches in cir. eturtlerence. Among Aheinteresting questions which at present agitate the public mind, the following is not of the least importance. Although, neither a two, five, ten, twenty,' or thirty thousand pound prize; cepting the first drawn capital, stirred on Monday in Fortune's Wheel,' is it not very probable, from the-number, of Tickets drawn on that day,, that several of those capitals will ,come up on Saturday next ? All sneh, as are not yet in possession of chances, would do wall to seriously weigh this question. Persons. who t arrtunately are afflicted with rioniNais (t malady of the most melancholy nature). have a, safe and easy Remedy offered to them, which we hope the common prejudice against advertised IVledicines will not lead them to rejeli—tve mean Dr. taylot's justly esteemed Remedy for Deafness, which has performed so many extraordinary cures, although it is perfectly mild and innocent, and ' may be used at all seai,ons.with ease and safety. Those w h o ar chot to depend on this statement are referred to Mrs. Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London ; Mr. Hughes, Surgeon, Stafford, and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London ;. Mr. Warhur. ton, Merchant, Sheffield . Mr. Minshull, Printer, Lancaster ; Mr. Wigan, Hill, Staffordshire, &c. Sze.' One bottle (price Bs. 6d.) is More titan xdficient to perform a cute. It may be procured genuine of Mtg. Mathews, No. iB, Strand. NE,W3. GRA , / ttIRP/D, MAT 15. Passed by_-tlit Minerva, Furd, from TenefiErt ; Stoffula, FrAnk6, froin iLlina, Farmer, hum Christiana ; 't o n t ine, Angek, from Norway ; ',lViercurins, Osmond, 'Young Ilinidrick, Atia3, and Anrou, Seaga', from Kanings. nark Argo Frampton. and Cynthia, Way, for Newfooli.ll , lnd ; Verwattswg, Fortwver, tar 'conrungen ; luffrow thidda, Vreise, and, longe CIASis ‘Yert3, for trab. den. HARR IED n n Tuesd3y hut, at St. 'George the Martyr, Queen -square, Thomas Charles Morgan, Esq. M. B. at Chariotte.streat, Wooly b -Juicy, to Miss kl at nrnond, eldest daughtcr af - Williani Esq, of (2tteen.square. On Wednesday, at Heyteshory, Richard Beadon, Esq. son of the riirdion of Bath and Wells, to Miss Antra-bells A!court, second daughter of Sir William A'C.:aurt, Bart. DIED, On NlOnday Morning. on Barnes Terrace, in the Mb year cif her age, Mrs, Ann Moody, with of the. celebrated Jobn Moody, hae of the Theatre Royal, D u rury-lane aring, Esq. of , O ft Tuesday last, aged 26, Charles Hnt W in the County of Surrey. 'file saint: morning, , lsfithella, of the Rev:. Dr. Kennett, ate of the infant daughters CZ place. pt 4. Bank Stock, , India Bonds, ts. a 2S. did. I " di ' Nivy 3 per Cent. 901 i ExcAequer 16. _ lb. IS. per cent. 1797. 0i par Irish 5 per Cent. Oinnium, 2 1 3 # ' 4 per Cettt. 73i 4 Lmperial 3 per Cent. s 6 per Cent. kW. j7itti Ditto Attn. SS per Cent Con s **if Con:. for s4.May, 53* fi Hank 1.. Ann. 161-16 Mi t s per Cent. 1797, to ue paid Ditto Short Ann. in 0 Adler, 99 VEST& To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. g, New Bridgo•Street, London Dear Sir, T VEFL it a Duty incumbent upon me, to inform you at, the very great and extraordinary Curet have re. ceived from your invaluable Mediainc, LEAK li's PATENT PILLS., About two years age,. 1 was attacked with a 'V EN E RE AI. DISORDER, which I treated rather slightly for some time, ,bUt the Disease at length spreading all over My body, I was -obliged to apply to tke most eminent of the Faculty, but their assistance afforded only temporary rebel: I went through various Courses of Salivation, and from being rathet of a corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere skeleton. The Ulcers that spread all over my Limbs rendered the a corn. Objett, so that my Friends despaired of my recovery. When brought to this situation, I considered death as inevt. table, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many Cases in which your Pills had succeeded, I wisluduced to , try a Vox of them, which I thought rather relieved me, and by persevering for two or three months,' and following your diredions, I experienced the most unaccountable relaxatien from,pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; I am now, thank God, pettedly recovered, and walking out daily: I doubt not, but one rnme box which 1 think cautious to take, will estaltslt my bealth in its original state. It is with theimost.heartfeit gratitnde,* that I subscribe ' myself, Sir, your much obliged humble Seriant, Deansgate, Manchester , July 1, 111'01. W. P . ARSOft, P. S. For the public benein, Ido not object to the above being published, hut leave you to ad as your own batter ludgment shall didate. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, Taos. TAYLOA,'Membcr of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. g, New Bridge-street; Where, after a constant residence of more than. Thirty-six Year*, its a pradico particularly directed to .the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of hli'Prefession should always observe, hr fiattPrs himself, the advice anti assistance he gratuitous ly, administers to Persons taking tins. Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. Also sold, by his Appointment, ter the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Pextioner's Wo. 33. St. -Al, ban's-street, Pail Mall; the Toy snop, No. to;, Oxford street; Mr. Disborough's . , No, 7, Fish-streef-hill ; Mr. Steels, Bookseller, No. t, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. heater's South-bridge,. Edinburgh ; Mr. Callwell's, 1)11MM; Mr. 'Liverpool; Mr. Atkinson's, Man chester ; and by 0n , .! Person tit every etinsiderable ToWn in Grext Britain and [rebuilt, in hoses of only 21. 9(1. each, sealed up with full anti plain directions, whereby persons 01 either sex may cure themselves with ease, speeit, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box vitt in Great ftrititin sealed up with a stamp, on whicit, by 'tivour ot . the Conotil,S4:oOttS, is punt. ed. At toe. S tamp-office ' 4 T. Taltor, No. 9, NeW bridge. arrest," to inUtate whiat is Felony, and 411001Cfs ate unit . ). terceits. - a - • ( o t . No. 4, Martlett-court, 140W-Streni; anq l'ublithett by W . 4.1. - ,1A;4:-.zwt , cl s • • rosve r, LONDON : Printed RICIIARD.HARXIS *re Id l'sem - 'Odira for the I'ap L X OCX . 10 111c1c4r,-Stret l, )4 r ies.... A_ A , II / Slragc ; 1 ‘Vrt CAI ellfri ,fir the Ei t to r okc o nw o . be . .4l(a !at 4.11. , ra ce r N . sin the LONDON CetZ ore, May 11, tBw Mir-Office, • May It, ISOS. 31 , 1 Regiment of Foot.—To he Lieutenants without pur chase—Ensign 1. W. Nunn. Ensign George William Pat)/. Ensign R. O'Neill Singer. To be Ensigns—George Lidwel I,Gent. vice Nunn. ienryWil liamtm Brooks, Gent. vice Paty. :William lames Rca, Gent. vice Singer. Thomas. O'Neal, Gent. without purchase, vice Waddington, promoted in the 38th Foot. To be Paymaster of the ad Battalion—Robert Thompson,, Esc] late Lieutenant in ,the Regiment. ,34th Ditto, Captain George john Widdrington Tinling, from the gad Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without put. ehaie. 35th Ditto, Lieutenant john Dalrymple, from the 6th Dra goon Guards, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. • • 3gtli Ditto. Ensign Richard Gilbert to be Lieutenant, with . . out purchase. --. Mackay, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Gilbert. ;Bth Ditto, Major the Honourable Charles Greville' to be Lieutemint.Colonel, by purchase, vice Colman, who re tires. • To he Lieutenants without purchase-Ensign ley, from the 37th Foot. Ensign William Nihill. Ensign • Tnorn is 'antes Palmer. Ensign George Waddington, front the izcl Foot. 'Cu be Ensiens—Cornet ht Carey Champion, from Half. pay of the isth Light Dragoons, vice Natal, Robert Deviny, Gent vice Palmer. 4oth Ditto, Ensign William Fisher to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. , • To be Ensigns—Francis Powell, Cent, vice Nelson, super. ceded. William Butler Hook, Gent. vice fisher. 434 Ditto, Thomas Mods Gent. to be Ensign, bypurchase, vice Gardner, pronond. ' • . 45th Ditto, Theophilusilyers Costley, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Osborne, deceased, 471 . 11 Ditto, Ensign Alexander Wormald to be Lieuten ant, without purchase, vice Tryon, promoted in theilligth Foot. Ensign Arthur Webb to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Fitzgerald, promoted in the ggth Foot. To be Ensigns—Standish Weld, Gent. by purchase, vice Parsons; promoted. Thomas Partly, Gent, vice Wormald. Thomas French, Gent, vice Webb. 48th Ditto, Robert Wrixon, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice Phillips, promoted. soth Ditto, Lieutenant Andrew Mitchell, from the Sist Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. sist Ditto, Lieutenant lotto Bower, from Half-pay of the 46th Foot, to be Lieute i nant, without purchase, vice Short, promoted. .Serjeant-NTajor Jennings, front the Cold stream,G wilds to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign, vice Robinson, deceased. 524 Ditto,. Lieutenant William Pun Chetwynd to be Cap tain of a Company, without purchase. both Ditto, lean Baptiste] itchereau Duchesrisy. Cent; to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Richter, promoted in the Royal Regiment of klalita. Lieutenant. L. l tie ltereau Ducitesnay, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice KIOSinNi promoted in the ROyal Regiment of Malta. 6a4Ditto, Ensign ‘Villiam Munro, twin* Half-pay of the 72. d Foot, to be Ensign, vice Christie, who exchanges. 71st Ditto, Surgeon lotus rooter, from Half-pay of the late 16th Garrison Battalion, to be Surgeon, vice Mackay, ap pointed to the 57th Foot. Sad Ditto, Lieutenant John B. Walmesloy to be Captain et a Company, without purchase. 5311 Ditto, Maier Richard Collins, from the 3d Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Smyth, who exchanges. To he Lieutenants without purchase —Ensign William Stock. Ensign F. G. Brown. Ensign Edmund Gapper. Ensign -- Payne. Ensign Eil.vin Cherie Emmett: Ensigo George Buchan, from a the toth t. Ensign William lvlaepherson,•from the ad Grrison F B oo attalion. To be Ensigns — %V. Phillips, Gent. vice Stook. jobs Terry, Gent. vice Brows,. lames Robinson, Gent. vice Capper, Francis Abell, Gent. vice Payne. I amen Hing. stun, Cent. vice Emmett. 116tit'DittO, Ensign Henry laeob to be Lieutenant,' by PO chaser vice Fielder, who mum. 117th IWttp, Lieutenant Archibald Cameron, from the 9th Foo . , to be Captain of >i Company, without purchase. Ensign James O'Brien,. froin'the astil Foot, to be Lieu tenant, without purchase, Surgeon 144igh Mackay, from the 71st Foot, to be Surgeon. Geary Maansell, Geed. to be Assistant. Surgeon. 89111 Ditto, Ensign Charles Croker to Me Lieutenant, without purchase. Flouter Young, Gent. to be purchase, vies Lawrenson, promoted. Ralph A llen,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Croker. g ad 9 Ditto, Ensign John Koss to be Lieutenant, withoutpur. chase, vice Holmes promoted. Neil MacG Witten, Grit . . to be Ensign, vice Kos*. • gsth Regiment of Foot, Major Ilemlet Wade to be Lieu tenant. Colonel, without pureliase. ' Captain Robert !Pre,: vera to be Major, vice Wade. Captain Thomas Chrism. pher Gardner to he Major. 'Co be Captains of Companies—First Lieutenant John Ca r ineron, vice Travers. First Lieutenant L. It. Bennett, vice Gardner. 'First Lieutenant James MWonald. First Lieutenant Samuel Mitchell. , ••• , To be First Lieutenants - - Sacood Lieutenant lames Stewart, vice Cenieron. Second Lieutenant Janes Johnson, vice Bennett. Second Lieutenant Georgelvtiller,.vice MiDo. riiild. Second Lieutenant john Uniacke ' vice Mitchell. S ec o n d Lieutenant Noble. Second Licutenane Ed. ward Gregory. • To be Second Lieutenant—Richard Sparrow Redman, Cent. vice Stewart. 6th West India Regiment, Ensign Philip fleshusins, from the Vork Light Infantry Volunteers, 40 be Lientenant, without purchase. 'file King's German' Legion. Id 'Battalion of the, Line. Major Christian Pe Losecke to be Lieuteriant.Colonel, with temporary Rank, vice licniiingsen, Superseded, being absent without leave. The York Light Infantry s Volunteers, Abraham Louis He bert, •Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Hesitu sins, promoted in the 6th West *lndia Regiment. The Royal Regiment of Malta , Surgeon * Weber,' from the King's German Legion, to be - Surgeon. . tst Garrison Battalion, Lieutenant Edward Flare, from Half pay of the 35th- Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Kean, who exchanges. 3d Ditto, Brevet Lieutonant.Colonol George Stracey Smyth, hom the Sid foot, to be Maier, vice euilins, who ex. changes. " sd Royal, Veteran Battalion, Serjeant --- Taylor, from the Ist Foot Guards, to be Ensign, vice Newman,• ap pointed to the 7th -Veteran Battalion. 7th Ditto, Ensign David Moan) to be Lieutenant, vice Tat tam, deceased. Ensign lames NeViinan. OM the aid Ve. teran attalion, to be Ensign, vise /Were. Serjeant rettigOW, truism , the 34 Foot Guards, •to be Ensign, vice Wallis, placed on the Retired List. gtk Ditto, Captain Robert• Sutherland, fron't the 6th Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company. Captain john M'Leod, from the 93d Foot, to be Captain of a Com pany. Lieutenant Duneia WDonald, from the Royals, to be Lieutenant. Andrew Morton, late Sedan' tit the 7oth Foot, to be Ensign. otsstokawouv. Lieut. Viicoust Dc Montague, or the oyth 14rgisnint oi Foot, is superseded, hiving abseittod himself without leave E e. AT %I /4 intiuCautto of the 63th ult. 64th Foot, For Walter - St. {oho, Gent. tote Ensign, without purchase, vice Kennedy, promoted in the 68th Foot, re.tit, Walter St. lohn, Gent. to ho Ensign, without purchase„ v i ce &a' noctiy, whose Appointmeist does net take place. 68th Foot, For Ensigb Simson Kennedy, from the 64th F oot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice WI 'gyre, promot ed in the Bth West India Regiment, read, ensign Simson Kennedy, front the 38th Foot, to be Moutentint, without purchase, Vice Airintyre, promoted in the Sth West India Regiment. Galati:slow Jigged by the Vire Lieutettiat of the County of Stairord. Lickfirld Vol:miter Infantly. fonathw) Mallet, Gent. to be Quarter-Master, Dated De. camber n, 1803. _ , _ • liiittone Po!unite - Infancy. Lieutenant Taint Law to be Captain. Dated April to', silos. John White, Gant. to be Ensign. Dated A.pril 17, aos, Stajfani Fehrtitter Infanhy. Major Edward Anson to be Lieutenant-ColOnel, vice Talbot, appointed Nlajor in the I st Statibrdshire Militia. , • Staffirdihire Ye manly Cirvitlty. John lesson, Gtilit. to be Lieutensent, vice Hussey, resigned Dated April 17, it;as. lielbecke, (ent. to I l e Cornet, vice Terry, ri,:ceaSed.. Dated May t, tgos. Tamiccrti., Yrotnano..Cavahy, • Cornet Neville to Ile Lieutenant, vice Tylecock, resignet. Dated April z(, lohn Flavitl, Gent. to be Cornet, vivo Neville. promoted. Ditt4l as above., Lr€k Vofunk:, 10etty. ,ieutertant los. Condlyife to be Captain, vice P_ °vim pre• mated, Dated A pril V), 1805. Ensign. Wm. Challinor t, be" Lieutenant, vice Contintle, promoted. Dated.as above. • - Deaville, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Cballinor, pro moted. Dated as above. Commi.rsims Jigned by sic Lord Lieutenant of the County cf Norfolk. Tunittad and Batting : leornantyCav‘by. Cortiet Scott to be Lieutenant, vice Cubitt, resigned. Dated April 13, 'Sas. Edward Morse, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Scott, promoted. Dated as above. lioninghant Volunteer Infantry. The Honourable Charles Frederic Powlett Townshend to be Captain, vice ileevor, resigned. Dated April AZ, egos. Ensign Edward Sendall to be Lieutenant, vice Couch, re signed. Dated as above, • Ist Regiment of Norfolk Yeomanry Cavalry. Sir Martin Browne Folkes, Bart. to be Major, vice Beau ckau►p, resigned. Dated April 27, 145. East Derehan: Troop mf Yeomanry Cavalry. William Catton, Gent. to be. Lieutenant, vice Nelson, re . signed. Dated April 27, tgo;. John Crisp, Gent. to be Comet, vice Webster, deceased. Dated as above. econstsissicns signed by ths Lo,•d Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex'. • Western Reginteni of Middlesex Militia. James Craig, Gent. to be Lieutenant: Dated April 17, dos. William Leighton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 29, i g o s. Vaughan, Cent. to be Ensign. . Dated April 27, Charles Tames, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated A pril 29, • !Vest Middlesex Militl4. T. Banks, Esq. to be Captain. Dated April so, rSos. James M' tmosh, Gent to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. • S. Chambers, Gent. to, be' Lieutenant., Dated April as, dos.' • Rval York Mory-le-kone reduntrets. Lieutenant Morris to be First Lieutenant, vice Hull, pro— moted. Dated April to, aos: Highgate Volunteers. loseph Godfrey, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Milne,' resigned. Dated April 8, 1805. St. Georga's Volunteers. Lieutenant Robert Lees to be Captain, vice Ridge, resigned, Dated April i 7, iSes. Charles Bacon, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Woolev, resigned., D.Atc(i as ,above. • Roy! irittmlnster rolunteers. Lieutenant 'Robert D Avis rotts• to be: Captain, vice Broad. wood, resigned. Dated April zo, 1805. Lieutenant George Twining to be Captain, vice Stretton, rcsigued. Dated as above. Commission in the Derbyshire Militia, Jigged by the Lord Lieu tenant. Francis Handy, Gant. to be Lieutenant. Dated April 4, dos. Conimislion in the Derby shire Supplementary Militia, signed ty the Lad Lirutenant. Samuel Dutton, Gent. to be, Lieutenant. Dated April 12, 130 S. Canuttitsions :lento the Lord Lieutenant o/ the County olDcrby. Derbyshire Gentlehnen and Yeennawy CavJb.) , . Ist Troop —64rnat Robert Charles Greaves ti be Caßtain • Lieuirnant. • Dated May 3, 18os. john Beaumont, tun. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as above.- Folliott . . Powell, Gent, to be Cornet. Dated as above. ad Troop —RogerSoresby Cox, Gent. to bt Lieutenant. - Dated as above. s.th Troop—Sir Rabat Wilmot, Bart. to be Captain.' Dated as above. Edward Cheney Winslow, Gent. to be Lieute nant. Dated as above. lames bellairs, Gent. tube Cornet. Dated as above. 6th Troop—Edward Soresby Cox, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated as.above. Sorely Cotnpany of rolienteer Infantry. The Rev. Francis FOXIONV to be Captain• Commandant. Dated as above. Richard Frogatt, Gent. to be Lieutenant. DatettaS above. loseph Hollingsworth, Gent. to be lib sign. Dated as above. Cononitilm signal dy the Lord Li , uteniint of tee- County-of Hampshire. Duke of bloaceiterit Battalion of Neiv.Fotrt Infantry. Samuel-Spparrov De Reuzy, Gent. tube Adjutant, vice Hill, reiugned. Dated May to, rtes. Swab ,Stoneban, Foluntrer Infantry, , Willbm Taylor, Esq. to be Captain, vice Sloane, resigned. Dated May to, P..rtsuslutk Battalion of 'Volunteer Infamy. Lieutenant William Case to be Captain, viceDeacen, re. aimed, Mated Ap_ril 25, 1805.. Ensign --- Ellis-to be Lieutenant,' vice Beheld, resigned. Dated May 9,180 s. William Lung, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Ellis, promoted. Dated as above. STOCKS. r~ K i 7 SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 1,:-., GLASSF.S, PRINTS ti4ORLAND's', A CAPIT,tb. DOUBLE BARREL GUN BY FlSllißdlec. TO ISE SOLD BY AUk:TION, , . .. By;Mesar PERKINS and' Co. At No. 3, Adam-stteet, Adel ►vizi. Strand, To-troffer., May itl, silos, and two following Da's (Sunday exceptid), at Twelve o'Cloek, without Itts::rve, Alk LL the ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUIINI, 41. TORE, the Eflefts of JOHN ALEX. KSSfit, Esq. deceasod ; c o mprising lofty Four. l igat anti Tent ot 'steads, with Chintz. Cotton and other Hangings, and Nimble Bedding, large 13(USSeit• and other Carpets, capitTil litgr, Pier and other IllitSieS, Mirrors and Girandole, a Pair or brilliant Cut Wass Lustrzs Mahogany Chests of Drawrs, Wndrobe. Secretary and 'Bookcase, Sideboard with CO.' la tin Sets of Dining, Card :Ind Pembroke Tables, Chairs it Satin Horse-hair and Loathor, tap-owed Otawing..reorl. Chairs, and other effects, too numerous to insert. —Tile fur- Satin new within six months. To be viewed the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues 1006 above, and of the AUdionettr, Sobeosquar!:__L_____--ai ... KENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ARGLES, At the Dog and Bear I nn, Lanham, _on W'ednesday the oil Day of May instant, b etween the H o urs of Three and ri " in the Afternoon THE FOLLOWING ..FKEEIIOI,O ESTATES: A FARA called GREENHILL FARM, On' sisting of a Ikleisuage or Farm Ouse, lie BUR, ,Stae, and other convenient Out, -buildings, nar Feces y 2 Parcels of Land, containing, by adineasurenrent, 62A. 2 t r 4 28 P. lying and being in the several Parishes of Lenharn 3 Ulcontb, about half way bet Weeil the Tosvos ot e arn and Ashford. and now in the occupation of AshaWes, Tenant at Will. Also a FAR ‘l, called STONE-BRIDGE C LUE. !l'l r FARM, consisting of a capital brick-built Messuage?.!. Farm-nouie, Barn, Stable, and other convenient ut.binii, ings, Admeasureinent, 26 A : t K 1.1 P. or esceedini; OA 1.4:!. lying and being in the Parish of I', i4c r ion , now in the occ il l% and se , kral Pieces or Parcels of Lind, cnntiaiiq, D.T, tient o f mi.. Forster,-.Tenant- at Will For tit: cotiVentco of Purchasers this Florin wiil.be sold in Fots, "'"4,• (11). Also several Pieces or L'ana'is of rieh Nle,ntaw av -, k i-, • 11) 1 b y ' and the: IC I i SIN G 'l . • KEE MP. Ezt DO \A's, contrint ,„ ~, if measurement, ttA.o R. 37 lying in Lenhant,.o4)°,l;:if, A mile from the Town,: and now itt the Pecupinotto Kelshant Ftirla4er, Tenr.t at Will. lay s I°,4' To be viewed, and: printed P.itticUlatS had, teP . , , 100 vious to the Sale;. at the GeOrge inn, E4cton ;?,130, Head Inn, Ashford ; Rose and George lint, Sitti'lgo if I P i l a ac r e o o f f t4 S c al s t. e i ver a a t i the Au ellniaoynci3resca's ; and at Ili , ' % ,.. 1, ,, , 0 , 2 MeSsrs. Burr and P o pe, Solicitors,. Maidstone 1 I. C VI; LAR GE 0 FTICE PEI4S PEC-11LIAKLYAVE--, I,f, THE, Principles of these PENS are Simpler t`l, int, Durable, an highly interesting, yet ip:107110 novel in this Country, froui the procesa and,,,PeFtl:oo Pe of preparing them for immediate use. 'Tile s"‘lll,„tfiellf to a groat -length of time till they are seasoned, Ali . ; ,r o f wig ripe for use. Thus prepared, rand..rS them clpao,i___,,o, moulded to that; roundness of shape and th: thteo Do' ` t ern _ , o, ture; as to produce that elasticity awl nice exastlneis .1.1,),r0 which a clear and open point will Milder StitOtn a:ILI Pleart;t well as to write any kind of hand witb treedoln and ness never yet to be equalled in the annals of Or._ Sled Great pains . have been taken to select 3 Wilco;00.0111 prime Quills and Pigs for the pu Tito of securing . __ m ti , supply ans,.sucession of this valuable article al wripi.r,,,7ol A , Lici and -Sold by IL Williams, Stationer to de PIP': Dtrtches , of York. No. Strand, London. ~,_,.,. N:l3. Old Rens Mended, and Made at Pig- RELAXATION? ofid l e ili f f THE' COR.OIAL BAL of GIi,KAP II . 0 Y o lPJLe f tstslat'oe6ttm.lcii°;vniehdYrt:z(d)strelhxliu e lmenamlw:detrej:lbkellEnY",:cstimilarliruitin-.illildi•:ofti'cthifll;suttrl'l.s:bilistin-1141::::::1111'1[;:kil from a telaXed state of the nervous•sysce:Tl, 311'. 1 on t° consequence of intemperance, debauchery, in:Ile'll .04 1 necessary cares of health. luxuoq Ilec. In seSeatArYorbliso or studious life, this Cordial Bohn hasuiliversalli eil d 1 . 10 , , , its restorative efficacy, and:nay be justly entitntricediot r the foremost of those happy discoveries whic' h 11l p ee s i I ,m oa fo r m he timelyn health , git t: a e iypnv;r:ohetoiu:inuediligi might edts otherwise r l di e oi s ii l n ,h ic i. s i: o yc f et il r ) p c or pphaskLetud.:ini:lo: ca ss ; ,it v t greatest counteradive to human IniserY• 1 111.1 ,! 4 1 r „„ dAy 14 first applied to this admirab leßeinedy, and ertjoY ta e p d timtii.oitionarotriefihcitrteharirmiqbugyarniftayttli:tuehae°::ticatiltinatsmo. readyrb s e : dtprevteicerscd4c:oi dnit.siatiiiyloysbeitni.fte:i:lo;lis:stitnairs 10:4,51;f:ii tible:i:1,.0;1111:91 r this kit* co be con ve yed to the part rctjulred b ut by thc c° (11 i.. sol llB tll - ir use ouglit•to be continued for circhlaastitbinwly t is h l e a r y efbre they sho u ld be admolittisisteoradth::acifloo; FroM the foregoing observations, to e ralh" c o veld t form for the administption of such rernetie!..,,,, r o f 611 to any other; is obvious ; and this Cordial 1,;";or, 04 (which is perfeelly elegant in roptta to smell. o .,__ ~0 30 pearance) will ix found to possess all of anaieptir, for, besides the nutritious quklrY.Ali:l, ow tire, It has a fragrant, sande, olcous ;trivial)! .1.,:,,j1y nui diately afteas the nerves, and gives a kind°, 1,1 . c. „w to the floids, yielding plenty of animal heart i''' of fi rmness atilt vigour. ate 001;01 The train of melancholy ditorders which ai' 0 sre 001 I , frame, under the denomination of Nero ) " - w o n of,uv principal sources of human misery in the prlv.,ite oruty, these iiisorders proceed from such An I"'ilitibic, a 11 7 $ coMplication of causes, as to route it InVa;ource• ' Chi tile 10. n 17:100 were necessary, to trace them to' their true , .., 0 son , y fais, hoWever, are but too well known, An e ,r to r als o la lim°ngst too great a portion of nonklnd ; so' 114er .more morcay,uvLitilotorutorexagrbrraattiedort,fubreciatisosei:r;,etcli,i_t rpi' fic) t t l .. t40 1 ,4 ;1 1 4, Cordial Balm of Gilead never ItasbeentlisT:iri „ v ery 1 :,,' cases have from time to time been übliou'o ~r - 0101 paper in the Kingdom, for thd encotrocr_n_cersosittlY' to use and persevere in A1%161'160. Whit II ~,, ' %P OI a complete cure in all cases of de.hility. .., e 01 , Pee tiersotis entering upon the holy st,oi, poiloca should consi&er, that " where :Ile lounl4lll streams that Row front it cast E. be ettrT•o"l,4oN's .)tet, The ANTI-IMeETIINES,oreOu , d o ' , for . purifying the Olooti and restoring the , PLT, oc,st..i, paired by the imprudent use •of A.loraV;i:o7,,r in i t i; . the great arui only restorer of With all" pi lio l os. where Salivation has repeatedly tailed. . lirtii miry Bottles Is. ..., for Kota Yilik a r t. AllS !'t RC, e bIT LOVA/ 'I.. pints V' ~. _, , n or +. l ' l , e. fromriats til:!osrtrld'aucerioilictihnededhu.inart iso;iy , , lo Yreparcd by Dr, Solomon, Gilt ati.Flonic2. in 1 ,,i iinoricneser,,fitib.yalnycio33,l3.ollleotit,lictrliotitsorititl.,„,,„,t', ~,,,,,,' et o w , ~.i i 6. Bottle has a Stain's .11'0 hears the pre ,r iloipte 5010m0n,..• 1 , 1 , , to Address, " Sarni. Liverpoo ... e , 1 " felony. , OD , 00 01 tovico Pouble Postage of all Letters t ~0 01 to r r must be paid, and a fee o f 1 0. , ,.. 6.1. 1 1 t: ice 3s , , ' blotted, i.., s of ~1 Also, Just P" • k Aililitioo ), co n, A New F,dition (wit , varia y ot ito ri: .A CU! DE to -HEALTH, ill lilafolloVellk WO, s°,ll,= Of Which are treated on under 113,,,, Advice to Nervous aients-stln ~.(..,,011:1 ~,_ flciency of Natural Strength tcgillicrio ...,i..0,r,:,:.,,, Spasms in the Stornach--1-410c1:1001y, .'"" l i ,: , . ternal SinkinK-Loss or Dcfc,cl:°,l ven&roll))4° Scurvy- Sciofula -:Torn ot Lir': ~.,,,.: to I.). 1 , •,, ness;.-Yotith.:-By S. 'SO bON11,1.;;: itrapti, ~. ~:. . Sold by Mrs. Mathews, .1•10::4, itoDoii: • H ,,,., Smith, Parfurner, No. IS, anti .). 1; ,,,A. i ..-, , 1, ''', NI r. Baster anti gr. s,:utt, Satitll-.1. ~, , , , t r , Husband, Elder and CO., lidinbol4l .. i .;',.. I . : ! i : . ,1„ W. Cameron, Greenock ~,,,. 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