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r . I,o_\ - 40:i GAZETTE, Ant, 1, 1805. U . :re-Office, June f, 1805. I,St ltwgittteot.of t r+gooti uards,, Captain , George Teesdale to be 11 eel\ elithout purchase, vice Cempbell, 'wile re- , .Lieutenant folin William Spicer to be Captain of a Teoue, by purchase, vice Teee4ale. , Cornet lames Fore syth to de Lieutenant, vice Spicer. • •- • -Id Ditto, Major Dimes Keerney, from the ie.th Light Dra. 'goons, to he Major, vice Spicer, who exchanges. Fred.- tick Beithy Watson, Esq.- to be Payfilaster, vice Stellard, &Teased. 4th Regiment of li)ragoons, Cornet Lord yiteroy •James - Henry Somerset to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Samuel T. Ed wards to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice M'Carley, who . retires. 9th Ditto, Lieutenant John Clerke, from the"24th Foot, to he Lieutenant,. without purchase. eith,Ditto, Major W. Frederick Spicer, from the 2cl Dregoon Guards, to be Major, vice Kearney, who exchanges. Cor net Italph Westropp to be Lieutenant, without purchase.' Cornet Richard Fulton, from the 13th .Light Dragoons, to. be Lieutenant. without purchase. George Erskine, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Kennedy, who retires. 13th Ditto, Lieutenant Win. Davis, from the 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Cornet Wm. Turing to be Licutetiant, without purchase, vice Holbrooke, who 16th Ditto, Ensign William .Henry Meyrick, from the 99th Foote to be Lieutenant, without p urchase. 17th Ditto, Ensign john Burton, from the 67th Font, to be Lieutenant', without purchase. Edward ‘Wrixon, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, Vice eaulkner, promoted. Charles White, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice D'Rrcy, promoted. list Ditto, fames Thomas Morgan', Gent. to betornet, by .purchase, vice Cox, promoted in the eft Foot. nth Ditto,. James Russel, Gent: to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Knudson, promoted in the Royal Fuellects. 3d Regiment of Foot. To- be Lieutenants--Ensign. Isaac Francis L'Estrange, without purchase, vice Gurley, ap pointed to tlie 9th Light Dragapns. • Ensign Guy Cel ctough, vice Evans, deceased. Ensigh Henry IloWles, from the 39th Foot, by purchase, vice Davy, promoted. les be Ensign —Peter McArthur, Gent. Vice t.' Estrange. sth Ditto, Lieutenant. Colonel lohit e l3aldwin, from Half pay of the late 15th Garrison Bettalioe,. to be Lieutenant. Colonel, vice Baynes, who exchanges.. I4th Ditto, Lieutenant George Rawlins, from the 18th Foot, to be Lieurenant,'ciiee Graves, who exchanges - . Serjeant. I Major William Betts to be Adjutant (with the Rank of Ensign), vice Alyce promoted in the 34th Foot. elth Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Ryder Graves, from the 84th Foot, obe Lieutenant, vice 'Rawlins, who exchanges. 2:34 Ditto, Second Lieutenant Julio James to hi First Lieu tenant, by purchaeee vice P.ierce; promoted. . 24th Ditto, Hospital-Mate Edmond Johnson to be Assistant Siegeors. . - • • . • 26t1i iiirto, Captain john, Otto Bayer, from the std Foot; to Je. Major, b‘ purchase, vice Maxwell, promoted. 30111 Ditto. Assistafit.Surgeon Wsh. Griffin, . trom the. 34 rikaotry Hatraiion of the Line in Ireland, to be As. itistatit-Sorgeon, vice Tinton, who ICSIOtt. 3sd Ditto, Lieutenant bohn Crowe to be Captain ofa COM, pany, oy purchase, •chee'Keonett, who retires. , 34 111 Ditto. Brevet Major Richard Vniac;ke. from the late Boyd l'rish Artillery, to bt Ceetain of a Company, with. out purcitatic. • Lieut. Deniel Gordon, from the.,ssth foot, to be Ceptatn of a Company, without purchase., • - 35th Ditto, Lieutenant ,Thomas Edgwerth, from the 6th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. 3611 i Ditto, Orlando, Jones, Gent. tote Ensign, without purchase, vice FaVvcett. whose Appointreame apes' woe. taken place. John Sinclair, Gent. to be Ensign, witTiout purchase, vice Evill, whose Appointment has not taken place. 4;d Ditto, Lieutenant fames O'Donnell te be Captain of ,a, Company, without purchase. Lieutenant John Seale:to be Captain of a Company, without purchase.. Ensign George Johnston to be Lieutenant, vice 4 1 'Doetucll. En.. sign Thomas Horan to be Lieutenant, vice Seafe. Pollock, Gent. to be Ensign, vice fohnston. Assistant- Surgeon lames Gilchrist, from the 53(1 Foot, to be Sur , genii. syl Ditto, Surgeon Henry Gresley Emery, from the 'late 3d . Light Battalion of the Line in Ireland, td be 'Surgeon, vice Carter, who retires nt s9th Ditty, Captain George McGregor to be - Major, vice Browne; promoted in the 69th Foot. first. Ditto, Lnsign Donald Cameron to be Lieutenant, ' without purchase, vice Lawn. promoted in the 79th Foot. John Williams, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Genie ton.. 62d pith", Francis Van Heinen, Gent. to be Ensign, with. out purchase, vice Gary; who resigns. 64th Ditto, Serjeant-Major•Robert IS , PCltain to be Adju tant, with the Rank. of Ensign, *ice M',Dunald,. pro. '. mated. • 67th Ditto, LieutenanteColciiiel 'William Augustus P,revest, : fiord 'the Nova Scotia Feneibles, to be Lienteeant. Colonel, Without purchase. Francis Jo hn Cockburn*, Gent. to.be *resign, without purchase, vice Burton, promoted in the •• netli Light Dragoons. 67th Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Browne, from she 59111 Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without - purchase. Lieutenant Tho. V yvecad, Trona the 99th Foot, to be Lietitcoaut, vice Darling, whO exchanges. 73d Ditto, Brevet Lieutenent-Colonel Lachlan Macquarie, from the' 86th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, kicit St. deceased. list Ditto, Second Lieutenant George Vincenf; from the Corps of Gunner Drivers, to be Ensign without pur chase, vice Drake,, whose Appointment has not taken place. Sad Ditto, 'Lieutenant:Henry Pyrin to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase. Ensign Thomas Ffast to be Lieutenarit, by , , purehase vice l)evereux, who retires. 86th Ditto l Brevet Major Geoiy,c Cuyler to be Major, vice Macquarie, promoted in the 73(1 Foot. Lieutenant and Adjutant William Morton to be. Captain of a Company, vice Cuyler. Ensign Einilius' Smith to be 'Acute ' nant, vice Merton. • Slth Ditto, Brevet Lieutenent.Colonet Thomas BractfOrd, froqsthe ell Garrison Battalion, to be Major, vice Locke, who !retires upon the Half-pay of the late, Bth Garrison Battalion'. Lieutenant Henry flaoper, from the 99th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. 83th- Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Andrew White to be Sue. geon. gist Ditto, - /Eneas Macdonald, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice McLeod, promoted in the 95th Foot. 98tH ; Ditto, Thomas Inirke e Esq, to be. Paymaster. 99111 Ditto, Lieutenant William L. 'Carlin};, groin the 69th foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Vyvyan, who exchanget. , - john Thornhill, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Meyrick, promoted in the 26th Light Dragoons. 2d Garrison Battalion, Captain Henry Williams, from the 9th Fiiot, to be Cap . tain of Company, Vice Phalan, ay. pointed to the 3 . 5 th Foot. 3d Ditto, Major lames McGrath, froni Half. Pay Of the. late lith Garrison Battalion, to- be Major, vice Bridford, ap pointed to the 87th Foot. 341toyal Veteran. Battalion, Quarter-Master' john Hughes to be Ensign, vice Hay, who exehariges. Ensign Andrew Hay to be Quatier.master, vice Hughes, 'who exchanges. 7th Ditto, Major Archibald Christie, from the Bth Veteran battalion, to be Major, vice Lord, placed on the Retired List. , Bth Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Irvin,' from Half.pay of the 18th Foot, to be Lieutenant, Vice Marsh, who exchanges. BREVET; . ... Colonel I ohn Smith, of the Royal ',Artillery., to bca Brigadier Oenerat in . Gibraltar only. .." STAFF.- • . John. Bailey, Esq.. late Major of the lob Light Dragoons, to be an Inspecting Field-Officer of Yeurnaury and V.Jittiacr Corps, with the tempoiary Bank of Lieuteitant-Culefiel in'the Army. Lit Regiment (1. Royal East India Volunteers. _ Lieutenant joint Beardsley kl. ( a nt es to be Captain,. vice Wolfe; who resigns, Ensign fine Ball to be Lieu tenant, vice Cobb. Mitchell GreCtlelWayi Gent. to he En. sign, vice Ball. .T. . . • sd Regiment ist Rgal East India Volunteers. Ensign' Sarnuel Woodford Compton to be Lieutenant, vice loots, who resigns. Edward Leslie, Gent, to be Ensip, vice Compton. MEMORA HAUM, The •A ppointment of A ssistant-Surgeon . J a mes Gil d christ, of the 53d Foot , t o be Assistant -Surgeon in the 43 Fmt, as stated. the Oazette of the 22,d December last, hss not taken place, tiospitil- Mate -- Cox is dismissed the Service., he 114ving negleetect the Orders received to cmhatk for Foreign Servtee. Hospital-Mate ---- Dalturt is dismisstil the Ser vice for the Came rtitrAtil. t It Attu/rill the CatAtte of tine lSth t karat). • For 9th Royal Veteran liattaliOn, Brevet Lieuienant.CO.: lonel ,Robert Walker, from_ the 3d Wear India Regiment, - be.,Major, read, Bth Royal. Veteran Battalion, Brevet Lietite nrint-Cdlonei Robert Walker, from the-3d West India Regi.' men:, to be Major, vice Christie, removal to the 7th Royal, !Veteran Battalion. ' • , • Ordnance-Of f ice, June f, 1805. kyal Reginyene of A, tillev. Philip Slierren, Gent. to be Set:6nd Lieutobtnt. Mated May • 1 . 0805. . • Commission b: the, Chatsworth Regiment of Volunteer Infan., try, signed 4y the Lord Lieutenant of the County of De 6v. The Rev. Richatti Smith, A. M. to-be Chaplain,. bated May 4, ission4 in the is. Battalion of Cinque Port Volunteers, • ~ signed by the Lord Warden. Second Lieutenant lobo Worstold to be First Lieutenant, vice Rutley, resigned. Robert W. Benjamin, Gent, to :be • Second Lieutenant, vice Worsfold, promoted. Counni4.a.iis signed by the Vite-Lieutenant of the Comfy Stafford. . . • Laste.End Volunteer Infantty. • john Clover, Esq. to be Captain, vice Hyatt; resigned. Dated May a, sBO5- ' John, urner, - .Esq. to be Captain, vice Harvey, resigned. Dated as above. Lieutenant John Henry Clive to be Captain, vice Woolley, resigned. Dat. ed as above. Ensign Thomas Mayer ,to be First Lieute. ' ant, vice Clive, promoted. Dated as above. Ensign john Lomax to be Lieutenant, vice Weston, resigned. Dated as above. Ralph Steel, Gent: to be Lieutenant, ,vice • Sheridan, resigned. ' Dated. as above. John. Bridgviood, Cent. to be -Ensign, vice Lomax, promoted. Dated as above. Samuel - Bridgwood,' Gent. to be -Ensign, vice Mayer, promoted. Dated as above. .11andswa1th Volunteer Light Cavalry. ITervey Warry Etlards, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Vit.' . hers, resigned. Dated May 8, Jos.. Steiford Poluntrer Infantcy, , William Horton, Esq. to be Lieutenant,Colonel-Command ant, vice Anson, appointed Captain in the Ist Stafford Militia. Dated May , 8, •iflos. Captain Francis Brookes •to be Major, vice Anson, proinoted. !lined as above. S. Grey Simpson, front the Staffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank ut Captain, vice collier, resigned., Dated May 17', Commission in tke Tower Hamlets Militia, :ivied by the Dtpuy Lieutenant. ist Royal Riginient, • . Ensign Thadeus O'Mara to be Lieutenant,. vice Maertamara, promoted in. the 56th rfovt. Datetkivaity 2 5 , 1805, • • Commission, signed iy Lard Teininoutli, la e.nai o. o the . • County o f Surrey... ;$ - • 'll'eybrldge Volunteer infantry, i• Osborne Harwell, Esq. to be Catitain-Comnlandant, vice Harnett, resigned. Dated May 16, 1805. Wandsworth Volunteer Infanity, : 'Captlin ,Edwards to be Major,. vice Fleming, resigned. Dated May ts,. tBos. • . . • COmmission In the Alton ruZilecis ' signed by the Lord Lieute. nails of The County of Aisit&ntylon". john Waller, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Lee resigned. Dated tune t, ' • BANKRUPTS.' William Winder and losirh Wheeler, .of .Liverpool, met.. chants and co-panners, to surrender lune 21, 22, and 1 uly 13, at one, at the Liverpool Arms, Castle - street , Liver pool. Attornies, Messrs. Kirkpatrick and Pritt, Union . court; Liverpool ; or Mn. Thomas Blaekatock, St. Mil dred's-court, POUtry; London. josiah Wheeler and Isaac Thomas Wheeler, now or late of . Liverpool, merchants and ce; partners, to surrender June 28, 29, and July at eleven, at the LivirpeoL Arms, Cestle-street Liverpool, Attornies, Messrs, Kirkpatrick and Pritt, Ilnioa-court, Liverpool ; or Mr. Thomas Black.• stock. : St. Mildred'a.4ourt, Poultry, London. .. Thomas Agar, •of Kingston-upon-Hull, hatter, to amender rune 8, 18, and July t 3, at ten, at Guildhall,- -London.. Attorney, Mr. Birkitt, Bond-court, Walbrook. Richard M'lNlaipara, late of the island of Montserrat, in the West Indies, but now of Rodney-street, Middlesex, werc hant, to surrender June S, 22, and July ;3, at eleven, . at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R. W. ,Forbes, Ely-place, Holborn . . Sarah Anstie, late of Devizes,Wiltshire, dealer, to surrender June is, IS,. and July 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London. 'Attorney, Mr Samuel Toulmin, Walbrook. Smailbridge, near Rochdale, Lancashire, to surrender tune to, -and July 13. at j°cthh°fitrteCenr:a6stsPtlighrlYenlie °rst Do . g Tavern, Deansgate, Manchester. Attor nies,'Mr. Knight, Manchester ; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor: street, London. John Wallens the younger, .ef Lyt, Oldswinford, Worcester- , shire, victualler , to surrender tune zo, at five, 21, and illy a 3, at eleven, at the Stourport Inn, 21ourport,Worcester . shire., Attornies, Mr. Bigg, Hetton-Garden, London ; or Mr. Hallett, Kidderminster. William Holmes, of Studley, Warwickshire, baker and mealman, to surrender, lune 47, 12, and July t 3, at eleven, at the Swan Tavern, Bull-street, Birmingnam. Attornies,. Messrs. Kinderley, LOng, and Inc., Chancery-lane, Lon , don ;or Mr. Palmer, Birmingham. Edward Lee, of Drayton-in. Hetes, Salop, skinner, to sur render lune 20, pt tour, at, and , at eleven, at the jerningharn Arius Inn, ShitfiraL Salop. Attornies, Messrs. lmpey, and Wightinaii, Inner Temple, London ; or Mi. William, Bilston, Staitbrdshire. • • Samuel Hall, of Sheffield, Yorksliire, hat-rnanufailurer, tea surrender June to, *2, and July 53, at two, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Attornies,Messrs. Itimingron and Wakei Sheffield;- or Mr. Wilson, Castle-stieet, Holborn,' Lon don. • Thomas. Geere and Joseph Carless, of loose, Kent; millers and co-partners, to surrender lune 8, at ten, t t, at eleven, and Imy 13, tat ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Debary and Cope, Papst4buildings, Temple, London ; or Messrs. Burr and Pope, , Maidstone, Kent. john BLides, of 13ath, lineri4liaper, to surrender June 14, ts, and July 13, at one, at the Greyhound I ma , Bath. At- Ultimo, Mr. Robert Clarke; Bath ; or Mr. WilJiam Mor. Joseph Inman, of Houndsditc,ll, London, theisemonger, to surrender June 2, It, and July 13, at twelve, at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Russell, Lard - Stre e t, Southwark. WJlliam Searle, of Chudieigh. Devonshi re , s h op k eeper , to surrescler June 14, 15, and illy t 3, at five, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attorney, Mr. Sanford, Exeter.. DIVIDENDS. June 'lll. John Gordon Cripps,.ot eleven, lßurySa a in t t G E u d i m kt u h n a d u s , ; L S o u il f . . folk, grocer and tea-dealer, a Lon don.. June 29. John Carlton, of Canterbury, Kent, grocer, at one, at Guildhall, London: June 29 John Parker, of Chancery-lane, Middlesex, cotton. manufaauter, at one, et Guildhall, Loud on . June 29. John Farquhar; of Cavendish.court, Devonshire. square, but sow of Wineheater-street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildholl. rune 25. Daniel M•Kinlay and Abraham Mendes Belesario, of Stxe.lanc, London, inarghanta and co-partners, .at ten at Guildhall. August to. John Sizer, of Manningtree, Essex, shopkeeper, at twelve, at the Three 'Cups Inn, Colchester. lune 22. . John Henry Ernmott, fames , Bro i wne ;l n iuut and and Francis Browne, of the Old Jewry , London co-partners, at twelve, at Guildhall.' wne7uec July G. Thod ,„ 4 F assun , of Bishopsgate-street Within, , London, pewterer, at one, at Guildhall. juste 22, lohn Dutton, of Cathafine.court, Tower-hill, Lan. don e ship-broker, at twelve, at Guildhall, June Elisha Farmer Sadler , of Gloucestsr; mercer, .at r ten, at the King's Head Ina, Gloticestor. • -• June 29. John Laurie„of Brentwood, Esseii, draper, at ton, at Guildhall,, London.. Junc,29. Alexander Morison, al Walbrook t London,. ' r. 'Chant, at ten, at Guildhall.• ' • June 29. William Barrett., of • Broad. st reet, London, • Intr. chant, at one, at Guildhall. . . rune 22: William Tate the' elder, and William Tate the younger.' of Findon, Sussex, timber-mertliants and Lti. PartnerS: at ten, at Guil - dhall,"London„ • lime 25. Thomas Leeson., ••ot Packwood, Warwickshire, mercer, at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, Warwick. lune 2a. Joseph firadby, of-Wilton, Wiltshire, timuer.rner:. chant, at one, at the Red Lion Inn, New SWUM, lune 22. William Bosnia, late of Christoßher.stfeet, Fins. ourv-square, Middle s ex, merchant moil insurer, at tenOrt Guildhall. • rune 6 Tbomis Wilkinson, .now or late of Grimmascarr. jhe ioor 2 , Halifax, Yorkshire. nie . rehant,•at on at White Swan Inn, Huddersfield, Yorkshire. Prlc‘ SATU ` A •.• • • knAr. Bliak:StoCk4 Navy ipe:t, cant. shut pet 'Cent: ~797,y5t Irish 5 p,.4 . 4 O'er. Cent. 7+:l 70- 3..pu1 Cent. 3 per Cer.z. Curs. shut Bank a.. Ann. 'l6 L.;b6tll.> r t6tbs !tau Stoki I kaiia Ben , c 4l, Is., rS. dit. South Sea E%•.:Acrp ter preen. Par Oirtrtipm, 3 k • 3 per tiorerrzd, filiperild 3 per Cent. 56; 0 ni , 5914 r,.~.-~.--. 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Ap?rttments..ntatlyjii,t7. up in the best style,.nicii S tat ua ly ,t1)1 A id, and Marbla Clunii tre'r•pietes, Stucco Cornict:s; enriched :atia".tishetl to i n " intineriLtle;44te; contanni% seven Bk‘i.charnbers antl Preis": itlk. rtSoin4 besides At tiCs ; the best ' Llressing-roblic,t!,%li9i itt 4,pcc.4l.lady tsteltil niantier,- with Elate-Oast. vry'"`'l''i and elegant 0 rilattlZrits i a litawit,A.rautu 22 feet by i1,' , ...:, Dining'ricl our of :the same diniensions ; a lireakfast:Pirt Study, and Library ; a neat Entrance liall, a e4Pi t41 ,,,„- , t. ; L ff Slair:chst., t‘vo othcr'Stair-LbSt'S , convenient Ilousespr-i, h e ll, .Setvants' Hall, Butler's 4 . nd, l'cotatan's.Aparnr4,,t7i, ettellent Kitchen, Art.h.:,i Vaults and Cellatg, P 6 "i i , 'Annie, Laundry,. Dairy, &c. le. with a lii Kit'lleritil,tir., cien,,surrountled with r.. 1 feet %Valls, clotheJ . %vit a „j o t Trees; Plantationii,Pleasure:grourails: and L aWl" c ''' , :fl Stall Stabling,..for eleven Horses, Statitiing.for foul rnfid, and Very 'excellerit lied-romii over them ; ( '_ hart "rann-N 0# 134ijatinlis, Ai kit ,r;pmpatt 1 in:los u res at 1' ast we, r,..iit wboa Land,..siinin, in the Whole 311 Acivs, va1ue0f.3701.,.. . ...., ~.: 4... • '•. - - _' : ill' The Huuse, t/flices, Gartlens, .Waoci Lands, and to , other taptcl4 . , are.Erechuld,•the tentneder Copyhohloi.l.•.: : ritance, subjeet to yearly Q Lat. rents, amounting to 41. 4 14, thed 1-rcriof . ;' 61175. 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Vet the pit:lilt ne,l.:.it., 1 .i... 1 lint ah;,,,; to • 01101:!'r :i T R4i i. . iTryil:tilroYezerltl:balart:ci.:liuzFeatdallll7.l.l;lo7lils;-111be raYT:l'letf:l3;),"c4Pitri:L9s'l:ltrgir' ,' judgment stratt-tfreivzi_..„ '' - Venereal i Cont3.l'r ;61 allicite?::::alLSrteitscli;:is(tu:ilitßO::elYielliiiit'vfle(e)l;iut..i':6l,l:t°oraerit'alt:l:ll:Ci'i,„....,.:!):ltlt'z; ''' Generation in l'oth Sexes, with that • 111 '; • Oscril''' ! which Men of tith e Profession shouil.l' r,*ll; g/.10.1.,i is I administers t thitem_Yosattbesect:ntocaitldaliniibnedYsy,ltdh'taloruls.4VArveliropaiisdagdp:o:oliisPcsletaiutialb;n:lbillctillis!;.stCt:ill' in :11:11'llicoonlig.:::5';4:17'iit:P:. for t h e 'c t... those ti ring at a distance, at tile relltilllLl • 0,, of, butsterest:ss:73enot,,k;ie.pialties:,4Nalor.; Ithet Jill:fly:0)311i: isl:it'reor.t..bill;:iio street ; Mr. •Disborough's No. To r t 511.-5 l fi) ll ` r ;virk ' oi Li" ' cAliv .„i, Mr. liamer's South-brittie,- lithilbo;lh; ,‘,goisOe,'4lo,oio Dublin Mr. Biainge's, iveri,ol 4 ~„,rn.siaer.ibltAi, eSI o(itester ; and -by one Person in oval ',.--Oniy %; . 9 ;0405 'reat Britain and Ireland, in 1.10%;".°‘ :,erzbY P yI F soiled up with full andlolain directians, 0 ,ceds ~e a cc t either sex may care themselves ~vitlieaci i 0 safety. • s esie i t q l (SO' N' B. EvCrY.Des sold in G reat 13rir.aislrii%ove,,i14, a stanip, ott winch, by favour' oft he coil: 9, 1,10,4_0;700 ed, at thit Stamii-olltcs,'" 71. aYkit.d ,ii o ilers street," to iirutste wilich is felenYi an terfeits. -----.L---:---.--LL---,.L----- i"-'l7--/Irt ifte ii EN , Proi6sional '41(3..n1,1:,,hcQf g'•!,,:,,,i,l„ici:sf.%,‘':,ig,‘"`:,,l itpsponiibility ttCYlate tro ,, : tion 4 the seledion Of .a peculiat branh,3llol cri,rity. to,ol 1 tinued success is the besls;titeric° o f ~lrce to 11'/1 resi'll‘ Eight years'have 1 descotvit my Pl.- tico ol itu 0 i A.,, •,! -...1,.. - ,trid t C 5 * . • 10 . • •01 treatment of, .Three L'lligq4l+l,l I -_ Tose, A, _,lpel my - plan gives me additional ard.r to . o r l it . wiv,,liarv. I, able, the ravages dt.,,tiose 0011}!..1:0, riiiittitili6' sotfric; important in cite Cajalogite of I,ltDi ~, 40 gi, Arft,l_Yojcile,„, After initiation nu*, every li,ql),,fT i,l.,otice I P oi . ~r r - I fortned a wish t he t Carty pc floe' Yo,a„,,,t‘sl 1 1,00. ' i i, dividuals front igrwrance ot . °tow ractill„o(ft, squally daugerous vreclpitant.:,Y f) (. 1 .., S r ,. 0 or hiCD ( v iir* .4o ,, The Three Disorder's, CO. che .U:v o;ciel t. ja 11 hA voted rny • attergion.‘ comprise 'ev o ' t , 1 1'.,,iit,0'04,r4 REAL, IIiFECTIt IS, villein*. , wiry a rii t ,;r rathteienlia7b24Yt;f tksit:ltiokoill'Aii!))!:, 'lncrt7.l,ltte)''il,'.;liti:t.ii°JlcsCjii.-1111Tit 1 ., ~igelileOl ,r.t.v. ,t. age: Arta; lastly, via, ". ' ,',,jors, or, '. . . 1 0: nlc 13, winch i calla! ~.!. ~,,A,,,, Numerous Piseases are t is,l; r:.:, .1),!:.„.71,1i.cr.', y 741 ,10":11.1. i v o + ; in the treatment Of a shirri:4`',;:,,,,; 0 I,ir.4l':oriVrt,efl frettuently- b;retg•tlilift#l,-. ; j‘,. ,, v ., .-.1p.',,i, ~,`, . e1l „ ri ct the tridis:;retion cf all.t,,,i','' ' ,;',;', ~....,re,i; ';‘;' ~,itc•r?.. thil-stich Co' 3'-' ' '',. - I ir:iiy r ' '.,,51°4 others have latied, 1 tr.:.,t 0 1-4 ' , , : : ‘1 ,..,a ~iis'cii, i radical to-esc4blient• ~4 of c'''lll}:'`i.'l.is 0114•1•Feetjli Few. 'however., .ire tlie:,4,-:,-„,:,, ~..AleiliCl),,, ~co,.bok this disorder, cornea lo_ ,`,', 1 6 . „,sollt,lYory tp,:iotr ,0 1 Men, who, frarti,,an iniiiltge,.o:ii:o, tire; 4:41,,e,0cC,... prevalent gaieties of a ,tasn,on ot aw,a, ~,,/,1 , , r, ,.. of !)eiity, .wincit is clic illl4. . r 1 , , ,, 1 iiii1,; 0 0 1 pernicious habits. . r bi.,,cis over 0 ioPti,..d 4 Where the unhappy tufi1.te.,..,,, i c 111,01,, A il °, 1 00. , 1 cation CollCeitlil flit Ir.jo4°liiiijokii,k“,::r , et r . i l obli lation for hurt to ic..nw,:fitio . „0ctitut.,:,,,,4 0 ! 1 , .. ot t;s t . doubt or uncertainty ..i4itif, ntit,orrid.ol 1), . ~r,:: 1, 0 , , ,r , of these Deficiencies by ti.16„,t.,,,, kr; xrePe:; t,,i3f,l,lYijitte!fii tion, is the aCquiretuelit of ►,r,l-11 ~ r,..,01.3riy , i no 4 , of isaceius Pr V.enut tuivellcA:,i tvi itii , 005, ~,i much anxiety will he N'a'sal! id li ar' ,i Of non of this languid Stara ~ eswelf,cickfr 4.iiiiieb it yi Will tic . ~ \ tras Or Y e '' °,,, revivcitivitiallo'lli ii•tt witore this Pefi.:ie-',_;, 1,,1,0ite ~, c0§.,,441,11, • .. 'etispenOwY . ~,telo 00(1)1 tot, perseverance i 3 . 111 . it , torreaoll ~,,gbe .o'll.l OP bering SpArits of Life, a i i __,,,,,myc i? ~ , 0 ,,5 ~A i s MAititt EI) W',)Ml:- N. ~,‘:`ily, ro s Y 0'), t011.rt,,,', in their expeaar tons of 0 , 4 . 4 4,,, corAleto l a l',olo jol:ji fe!'''so's c„iiitita ti;0110, ~,Itti al The sC4;ft'., VI hicit I,' , , riiv4pif ~00:.,, 00 . , 0 1 . thethe quahlicattoms Willc,ll•;iit in. ‘-‘ 11 ': loy rift rpf, basis of my prcterivo_,..t Ott; iire‘oroli r4.4optfdo ties ultilllaiton by givce,t,:!!'it,ncioing •.;, o or rl'or , ersoafyi. or by 1., • ';''rtre*„..l, Ari,a!!„, I n ' ' of house. No. r 151.01,01 oilic 101..wa 1 . o t iir ty, There lac flame CI, _ 2..',1 the .00_16,e,0 23 outing' Anti:th is oh .(14,";(., . I 1 , 0_,........ ,- . : . : 41 . : .. ., - re...,, ,v_eo, ' ,„., F:: -. xY ~~,i. .~»'' si+tylNilair-w - T, I ""--, ila 0 ., , v iewed by laYOl.ll or the 13C2 t tlarriviiiiiFsy will 311$0 , 11C.111.115. .. • .. ':` . . . , ee n . •.• e . rr Mil AS TAY let ) lt) t4q• ~ di' Itlleall *r::11. ' to. . 9 il 1 : Af e cso V 1 I.' Sri ti I ,efst il: ii i il l : 47:40 ':• , valliableMealtlitilo Li,A,...., .„,,r, .tv4,45.e...000.401-30htio"to,. ggp, I was 4tticli t iki a , .r 1 e 0 , : m 1 t-traVii,--- Into 4,v0tpv,b;,41.,1,.46.0ts inc..., t -tru 16 neat.,, ~ . 411-4.svii'vd4P°ollll;?..4 ures of S.l ivatlon, al ,_,li.k. , ~, _, di., vlar.. otxsllll4,,Sreali,o4Fro/PC09;40. C.-vie:in ttielihr-i lv "'" • liVrt .e fil y F (lett xsire .0040 I , • Alr ' t z ' • it - or DR Of ine. CO 1,1?51111.1iwt,0 af. 01 1 4Aittl4*°?M 'W :f 4i 04 11/4 ° Air ' \ l ' 1 . C)' WatiOriti 1 ittlhoilii4 ttv b h If .p • tt/ t 4t , 14 * 4l fltlqilt;lifT l4 l 4 6 l. 214 Arklig,,Vi ;10" • t:ER7IFICATtr , lune /2. 'ames C rinrod Guest, of Manchester, Cotion:ttettliants and cO•paitners. Elias f letober, of Sowerby; Halifax, Yorkshire, 4/001:. stapler. , - • Duncan Stewart, of the Old Bailey, London, b'ager. - • " I ohn Webb, fortnerly:of Truro, Cornwall, but.now or late of Homerton, brliddleseX, wine-merchant. • ' • Robert 131akiston, of Bishopwearmouth, coullty of•Durharn, common brewer John Metcalfe., of Bedale,• Yorkshire, plumber.. LA IV REPORT. 4 • ♦~~ CoURTCH) itigi THE. KING V. BUDD. Tuts was a Criminal Information against the Do- ! fenclant, a Bookselter, in Pall Mall; for publishing a Libellous l!atriphlet„ . tending to vilify Earl cent. The,Libel 'v entitled ‘.‘...44l'alicrini:p4r- ter," and referred to, and repeated cettain'cliaritel • contained iu a F;ippresse.<l pamphlet . signed Aristides:' The clatrges were, that his. Lordship hacl b) Means, endear mired to' remove 'Sir A. S. Harnotial from the Comptrollership of the Navy, in 'ortler appoint a friend of his own 3- .that availed'hini4elf H of his Official situation in order to open the private . .eorrespondence of 'Sir SidneyiStnith , , &C. , that the . Admiralty 4oarcl. - were too much' engrOssed in plans . to annoy the Defenders of the Country to have time to think of its Enemies; that his Lordship hat.Vabusect. the public. trust by giving 29001. dyear, as a pension, to a Commissioner Who was.unable to discharge his duty; and fhat he had paid 30001. of the Public Mo ney to suppress the pamphet signed Aliftides. The libel contained a variety of other matters-which have already been' before' the Public. The pUbltcatiou was proved, and the- passages reed:- , --lilr..D.tivAs thought it, unnecessary to address the jury.' He should reservo the circumstances of Mitigation-WIL:h presented themselves till the Defendunt was brought up 'for judgment.:—Thebefen'da - nr -was fOund GU/kJ. . KING V. BLAGYMiq, ESQ.' This was an indiEtment • against' the Defetidanl as the avowed - Author of the snppresged • Painplikt, signed .4iistidd;, a part contents of* which were re r stated in the f4mer one. Sir Isaac tot - fin proved that he had received a. copy of Ariktilles•sttt Portsmouth, 'and` that he hnOnderstobsith.itsett oral ; - had been eirenliited and sent to the West maiev He reCeived.his copy from . eapt. it from Admiral MontagUe ; and Capt. thwtri-propi ed his having seen a mAnnscrilit Copy 6t th . eltPrk: Mr. READER reserved ,what he had to 10,1114'1S your of theDelendant till a hitt:ire stage ttf the business. The 'Jury of - Course found the befendant .4 tcilt~. . OLD BAILEY. POTIRTII PAY÷-SATIF-RDAY, JUNE, 1.• Hitchtn. was tried for forging , arul tittering en acceptance, in writing, to a certain Bill of Ekchariere, purporting to have been ; Writteri by thelate Duke of Leinster, with intent to defrawl lijs Grace's 1,14,s and executors. 'The fael of uttering the bill, to the amount of wool. was Clearly lr med,. but the 6oner's defence Tendered the - case very doubtflil.• He spoke upwards of two - hours, entered into.the his— tory of his life, . ; anci stated, that, in consequence of a malicious report circulated among his creditors, he eluded them, •and came to town with about 50001.; that he fell into company with a man of the name of 911dleyi who introduced him to a.person whom he called the Duke of Leinster ; that. (the Prisoner) wishing to deposit his money in safe hands, lent it to the suppbsed , Duke, and took four bills for the amount ; that -when the •first• became due he was distressed for money, and as he was unacquainted with the executors of the real Duke, who had in ' the interim died, he attempted to negotiate thb bill. The Jury consulted'about two hours-and a halt, and returned a verditi of Acquitial.—Thq trial lasted all . , A disorder, nearly resembling the Plague of Tur key in its symptoms and 'mortality, late!, broke rout' at Oujoin, the Capital of Scindea, and, is stated to have carried off 70,000 persons in the course of a few days. The principal inhabitants fled frotn'the city on the first alarm, and the Troops at length re fused,to perform the duties •of the Garrison, and marched into the country, whither it is feared they may have carried the distemper. At the date, 116w ever, of the last accounesTrom Bombay, it waS derstood, that the Fever confined its ravages to•Ou join and its in vicinage'. A few days since an Inquisition was taken at Slap ton,. near King's-bridge, Devon, on two youths, the one aged eight, and the other twelve years, appren tices to a farmer there. The father having bought some sulphur and cream of'tartar to cure some pint ples,-administered it for two days, bur on the third the maid inadvtortently took a paper containing arsenic, which lay on the same shelf, and gave the contents to three children—the two elder of whom died in consequence. ' • OH'S, GRAyISEND, MAY 31. Passed by—the jufFrow Eltje, Fisher, for Senegal • Doo Uoni , Sitsworth, for the CanarY Islands'; Fortuna; Hiders, from Pillau ; Itcatrix, Delday, Speedwell, Findlay, and Illydes, - Hopper, from Zante. • • Sailed—the Peace, AV ishart, and Farnier, Conncley,frem Lisbon; aud Margaretha Barbara Bremer, fer. Elsinore. • • •RIRTBS. fin . .qatiirday the 25th ult. 2t Dutchess Dowager ttut. Saultville.streer, Lady Elizabeth Norman, of a Daugh tar. 1114RRIRD. On Saturtlay last, Mr. Scott, Chemist, of the Strand, to Miss' G. lethiughter of Mr. Snell, Hanover-street, Long acre. • = 1.)//i/K On Wednesday last, at their house in Green. Park-place, s3th, oniverfiutly. and sincerely beloved and lamented, the Lady at ‘Villiain HAtSell, F,sq. formerly. Majot at the 19th r Regiment of foot. . A taw dayaago, Mr. Guthrie Cleland, First Officer of the Ann East Indianian. , . Yesterday /horning, at M. Pitt's house, in Downtbg street? Westm ' inster Mr. Robert Betty, Steward and Groom or:o Chamber ta Alr. Pitt, . and an Exchequer Messenger. On thy 27th ult. Mr. Thomas Nichol!, Stock-broker, of Old Fish-street... •• • • Lately,- at . -Ciapipm in his 26th year, Mr. James KhoiNlC3, of Martin's-Lane,' Cannon-street, Sul. lets! frontuungor....l,..; • - On Wednesday last,aged`67;'Mrs. IL Evans, late of Great ' • • g v iniit 4 il tl2l4 ' rt, I) , ubliskil by *it.Ls Am ARM IT AG& SCR I 11"1 "' s t rc. `""" -- Letters for the litifor Lt:e (pe st LUN DON z Vrinte,l by RICHARD HARRIS, of Nb. 4. St m-OFFL ag. No. 112, Strand ; Where ildverthsements Orders for the Paper, .-pal , Mug be addrt.t