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,Ottiiirkf,.' --, '" --•.- ,: , , , , 1 „ .,.6 . F 1 R.,:fiti. ..eAI'A t o4i -, 4 r.,,, .... .... J, ,-",„. \ , e : v oe • ~,,, . ....., q ,; iiltalttrafii ,7,,,Vit...;', • %.,,,j."l. ,' 1:3,11 4 . SUN ''''..s;':?ri CI" 4,,,v.z.....: 't1,11- .. A ‘ . 4i / r. / ‘t•..- - • -') - i k ' . T H }Zukall" 4095. j TTHEATRE ROYAI , DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EVENING; O&. ao, 1805 P will he performed A PRIOR CLAIM. The. Charmers by ItAt Messrs. DOWTON: DE CAMP, 'MUST(), NY tRYMOkE PALMER, jOHNSTON E, it ~ DORMER and COLLINS Jills uIiNCAN, Mts. ii. S I DDONS, Miss DE CAMP. t Proleoe to he spoken by b y Mks Duncan. Mr. De Camp, and the I:: pi- THE DESERTER. Henry. Mr. KELLY. Lour • MATHEWS. , r rj, ,ance in that Charailer. —Pit 3S. 6d. Second rrice 2S. —Upper Gallery ts. Second turned. t Halt past Five, and the Play :aken of Mr. Posbrook, at the seer. rn with the Anatomist. alter winch, an entire New .etitrii, iu winch Maderriois. La cc • will aim: M r. •o appein,o ' The ad j ot compose d b y , g " ec at this l'heatre,: from the icrace will make their first Saturday net, in the Siege o b„." A7 ILDOYAL, COVENT-GARDLN• \4B PRESENT INENING, O. 30, 1 B°s ' will he pert. , THE Prince Orlando, Mr. HILL t „ Count Curvo4o, E,MERY ; 4,0 s De Grand Chateau, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Lorenzo, Mr. IN CLE DUN ; Whirnsici.lo, Mr. FAWCETT Ptier, Mr. MUN DEN. Constantia, Mi ss N I A 12. T ; Leonota, NIES. NS ' Mts. MA T•r o Ks ; Martll I oret R. Miss 'l' YR E , a new e, rind horn twit: Nleh4-Dram3° tIGANTINTO called Or, R IIIIAVO oF VENICE. Ilr,The Principal Charatlers by to me. IoHN 11)N, -",rtilAY, Mr. BRUNTON,' Mr. LISTON, i*lrs- GIBBS, Mrs. MAI"COL KS, rt,tire amakt iVirs. EMERY. 4:II(!ve -slim composed by Dr. Busby.. The,, ki,t a ,, l l ° Y N l l. Ily n i e.—The whole under the dir4thun o f "c Y. corn:hide with a Gran.: Masque. h us ir7 4 es 6. the() 3a. Calkry za. Upper Gallery halt r 00 4 to be op at halt ened Pi; .! past five, and begin at halt I;;lrfcr the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the klice,o ilart-strect. tot t i„,;. ~t 1( tl gamine) • or, the Bravo of Venice* 114 4 7 1 , 1 . )g to b e r „,, -- "' v ed with the most unbounded ap. tle.rY,,brilliant and over fl owing andiettCes t % 4111 be repeat. T 0.2 rAeoing till further notice. I , l 4lo : , nrr owi v eniee Presetv'd ; laffier,, Mr. Kerala; , :itgrove • Belvidera, Mrs. Sidtions tau'wetiod • a She Would Not. Don Na" -tLrniincien ; 1) Philip , Mr. C. • Kimble ; Dolt ; Mr. Fawcett HipPoiro. 1 ) 4 4 4 , hi t t Vori.k, Miss stark ; ..R.osarar Aliss ort,,tocks, u 0 11' . 47L`ht r Y) Elie It. N ioctutli. VACCINE POCK INSTITUTION, N o .-' Broati-street; 4 Golden-square. 11 1)Pr , Weekly Boird,-041. sa, ) 11 1 ' 1) , That a GENERAL QUAR ,Eft uer.; • C OUR'I' he Hein at this INSTITUTION,. November at T wo oic lock precisely. V 4(1 4, ' • vir,,,sANCHt Seere , arY. Nert. zyutwithstanding the unfavourable I.eports, 441 'Y t Pa' Medical •tabl . 11 ,,, 5 ,, 5t to afiorci decisi is tar !...tktk•b 14 .7 in the I; h y044.1....ii:1t10A 4114 eroo, of t rr con.i...cnce . this 14' "44111,!4sness- of Vaccination, as P radi6ed at • 7'll / 4 01011 () I i)e o'C lo; k I nstittited as usual, on Tuesdays and ac t ..t , . • ' OP ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON. Ptt rh ura Llca cri hired c , hereivt.3l, That the WEEKLY - d v I of Society usual. e r§"nwn °ll Nov. 7, at the time. 'l ' 4 4 t ti~ r4r,let,' Apartments, - JOHN BRA NO, Sec. 18 05. 111. ,ty, FASHIONABLE DAN.cINC. , r. Ir. ALLEN; privately. taught to Ladle! a , n c a . tiny Age who _Lave SICYCr leiirned tio.t 1 0ot• shat . or not in th e i mprove d M o d ern S ty l e , at ~tree t rutd.street , Golden-square, and 14 0. te r (..; reat Ott tr, Cocc io - tan's-fields. They . are tatlitt via. , ~itacquire untied for those to whom it is an object tO . r krktrilsiYi, privately, and in the first sjylo Fa:ll.7lle iS assisted by Mr al.clatris. who also reac-e6 n. 4 Piano forte. - vi ,4l 4t. tts, °Ricers, and Country Residents, who may iii rew days, !nay 'Board and. Lodge priv,ll"Y 41rte,N.-tiiirbiea.tel receive constant I ostritettoficyo.wn regularly isitd ?cliools and arnilic , , near 146444;1. itistroded In every elegant Keg lane e t 114 t • PRIORY, WARWICK. t A? „ I * NDY i URNISIIE D,' and critcrea en immediately, I:ik i t o ll at Capital Mansion-house, called iirmlintEs ( )M c it V, cumprisine Suites of. elerut A Pal 4pi ly t.s of every description, 4114 tit fur the liebtcten6 l e . u s i 44 b t th t' 111'0 Distincti o n; with the Pleasure 44 44 ' al l ( ) and other Linds, t.,to4etfier, about Seventy-seven Acres : now occupied thcrt,witn, Mel , s ate planted with choice fruit 1 tees in full he 'County of ipivi ck 6 . l 'Y is situate in a desirable part eft an a Otgl Neighbourhood,' and in the Centre of 1. 4 s Hunt. 41., 43 be known by applying to Helynge Green. ‘ttot, warlck. ...._ ALLtti,t4tV Ikr.ADY TO ADVANCE. - i 'tlt S 0 iSi Sin possession of Incomes, ~. „ L i,- Leagehotti tot ' ''' from Ereeliold, Copyhold, Or kiNei l , ll / 0 and or liouses, Money in the, E ; u t ud.s i ,.: R A e i l! ttt , i ;`ip; ' l , :irriaze settlements, w taews' Josii - u - 6...,.. „,... ) qcoi,s4.3tt vlaces, Church Livings , or any o t. . _ i4 1 414. 4 i'e s for Life . , may be supplied with WM . p9rakr) .l l .. r 4 Ihte i 4 rtts or money to any Amount, by paying 4 IV ti o t., e ," tor the same t*- 1 4 i ;I_ l V and Gentry of known Property, or their Ne Ally' Zu i tceornmodated on their personal *min TY,. , hrj-kittAy 'italloe where the single securi!y ot inill"tifYielr 1 %0 t 4 deemed insufficient, the 4uldition of aim the t a t4ntee th e nava : eat of t i te Interest wi ll re; I h' tO II" j e ttion • lint I n n .ase s p rivile Nb le tublic ) to retu - in -a th:PtiLipal 4 eg f tilt:" T own 4 .r. t.k; aPti.oations wilt be received evcrY,6,%.*,!ill,„!(!eti,r, N N ,:!try i,7, Letters from Corn:spot:den% In 4 , ": " ' 44 1 ,Nti: r41 ' Irikitt) will be immediately atiswilrol., wff 2 `,. n 11%4'11e ~,I..trc.ttur of the, Kn.ightshrge Bank, at 1113 1 / "Q' II: LOW4r lours-stroet, Goldell-sq I tisr. otlicury, NI r isJ, Mrs. 'totetriCittg her his a ppearal totes 6s, Socon(1 Price 3s._ ' Zi. Secotici Price ts Plilt tk* at 1141rq 6C—No Money to be r a t ' 'rht u(ioTswin no. opened at uot Six. Plitft fa r tht ilaxe to Ix to ,A)fliceiliiit;CßUOseli-bti .% '6; „ ll Wr 1 , A Prior Claim 1 , za r rkiiy, A. Pi Char ; 111„4Mk,ttiii,fIr.rviellore's RI r,n.'41;491 ow ( 0 0 , ; ; r tip C.,t10***,,,, . 14 " o..ril'ill., iiito is en4ag( rid,,.'l9u,tt) tile rnarkei t'ran....,. wok, 14.4 Sigorik S i t'4ttitis Theatrc, on S i grcto; ' 14' D,N ESDA Y, OCTOBER CD , , 1 SOS. ORIENTAL FIELD SPORTS. ( Dedicated, by permission, and under the immediate Pa. tronage of, His Majesty and Ills Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, His Royal Highness the Duke or York, the Hon. the Court of Diredors of the East-India Company, &c. &c.) ALong proje&ed Work of the WILD SPORTS of IND! A, exhibiting a novel and curious NATU RA I. HISTORY of lIINDOSTAN, publishing in Numbers at :is. each, by EDWARD )RME, 59, New 13ond.street. *,* A Prospectus is now ready to deliVer, and Five Num. bers of the Wont. GOOD's TRANSLATION OF LUCRETIUS. On Tuesday, the tztit of November, will be published, in Two large Volumes, 4to. embellished with elegantly en graved Frontispieces, H E NATURE of THINGS : a Didaftic 11 Poem. Translated tom the Latin of TITUS LU. CR ETI US CARUS, accompanied with the Original Text, and illustrated with notes Philosophical and Ettplatiatory. IIY 1011 N MASON GOOD. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ornie, Pater. noster-row. '",,* The Original Text is from Mr. Wakefield's Edition, re-printed by consent of the Proprietor, and the few varia til,n fr,an It that occur in the Translation are specified in the Noies alone, that its integrity might not be infringed upon. ' This I.Liy were publi3heJ, In Two Volumes, 4to. price 31. 3s. in boards. The First and Second Paris of nEA lITEPOENTA; or, the DIVERSIONS of PURLEY. • By J. HORNE TOOKE. At I. Johnson's, in St. Paul's Church-yard. (FT The. Subscribers are requested to send their Receipts for the Second Volume (post-paid) to Mr. Johnson, who will deliver the Book to them without any additional Charge beyond their original Subscription. This Day was published. the Fourth Edition, in two large Volurnes Bvo. price i 7s. in boards, of AN INTRODUCTION to the PRACTICE of Wpm FERN'. By THOMAS DENMAN*, M.D. Printed tor J. Johnson, in St. Paul's Church-yard. Where may be had the same Work in Quarto, illustrated withTlates, price 21. 2s. This Day was published, In Two Vols. gvo, price rEis. in boards. the Fifth Edition, corrected and iinpruycd, of A N INTRODUCTION to NATURAL PHI -11 : illustrated with Twenty-six Copper plates.. By WM. .NICHOLSON, • Master of an Academy in Soho-square. Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. FRENCH GENERALS, AND WAR,UPON TUE CON 'fINENT. In a. few Days will be published, In Three Vols. Imo. price as. in boards, with Portraits of Moreau. Picnegru, &c, the Fourth Edition of TIE REVOLUTIONARY' PLUTAitcH hibitihg the !post distinguished CHARACTERS, LI . TE R A RY, MI L ETA R Y, and POLITICAL, in the recent Annals of the FRENCH REPUI3 Ll C. The greater part from the.original information of A GENTLEMAN RESIDENT AT PARIS. Thete' Volumes - contain a faithful Account, either from Personal Kno.vledge, or frOm accredited Works of other. Writers, of the Lives, Situations, and Apitoiiitments; before, and since the Revolution, of the principal Men in Frame ; and particularly . of the Military CitAraelas ein. , ,,igett in the Present• Campaign. Together with an Exhibition of the Nan* And. Operations of the various Campaigns in Holland, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Egypt, ite. and.a minute De- Aaii.of every important Hattie Enid describe .bet ter titan any other means of antimnstion the Situation and probable move. 'mews of the Armies now engaged on the Continent. Pitulisitett by I.)i)ii Murry, i leet.street ; John kiarding, St Jamees.street, London; and sold also py every Book. seller throughoutthe Empire. •• - HEUMATISMS, Palsies, and GoutyAffeAions, ix with their. COticutnitauts, .44)a5111, th.fiyilig Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general I)eblity (originating In .whatever souree ; , are relieved, and frequently cured, by .EIiStiNCE of AIItSTARD PILLS, "atter every other means had tailed. The Fluid Essence. ot . Mustard (useit with the Pills, in those complaints where necessary) is perhaps die most active, . penetrating, and ettectual Remedy in trie ,worlu, curing the severest Sprains and Bruise): in less than halt the time usually 'taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and it used immediately atter any accident, it prevents the rart tinning black. • .. It is prepared and sold at as. 9d. each hoN or bottle, by It. Johnston, Aplthecary, No. Greek street, Soho, London. WI-lEN Professional Men of Education and kesponsindity deviate front the general System :by the selection of a peculiar brain:ll, the sanction of long con. ' towed success is the best criterion*/ superiority. • Eight years have 1 devoted my practice to tile exclusive treatmem. of Three Disorders, and the suceesSful result of my pim.gives,meitdaitiouiii ardor to oppose, as tar u I am able, the ravages of those Complaints which are the most imrtant in the Catalogue of Rumen I MirtilitiCS. %tter p initiation into every Brench,,as an Army Surgeon, I fortned a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue in. dividuals front the ignorance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Pradtitioners. The Throe Disorders, to the Cure of which I have de. voted my attention, comprise every species of VEN E• REAL IN h . ECTION', whether of a recent or long du. ration : silly, All kinds of debility, wncthcr arising from the habits of school .boys, or the indulgences iir OtatOre e4Ci Alid. lastly, mat derangement of the system in wo. men which is called lIA RKENNE SS, or ST flu LIT Y. Numerous Diseases are the result of . ignorance, or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhcea; and it not tin. frequently happens that the seeds of Lite are poisoned by , the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—lty a superior nee. thud such Complainrs are easily cured ; and, even where others have failer4 I trust that I may presume to 'offer a radical re.establisitment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress; in this disorder, compared with the calernitous S . 1(11400/0, of , Men, who, front an indulgence in a solitary, vice, or' the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, aerie:re that state of 1 Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious habits. Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may 'be some conso• lation for hint to know, that although it be an objen 'of doubt or uncertainty with other - Practitioners, the remove of these Deficiencies by the gradual progress of Itenova. tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly 'vigour, Much anxiety will be prevented by an early Counterac tion of this languid State ; a n d in these cases, no, great difficulty will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a proper persever apea is itui4peogably • teqinsite to revive the slum. bering Sparks of Lite, and to re.artimate the Constitution, MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been disippointexl in their expettations of a Family, may be assured, that in most instances, such dere& are curable by Medical skill. The secrecy which is so essential to my undertaking, an d t h e go i oineations which I have presumed to state, torni the.basis or my pretensions, and in coincidence with such this intonation is given, that Mr, Bred may be consultec personally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at his house, No. 29, Arundel street, Strand, near• Temple Bit There is 'an additional Entrance in Water -street, adtcring, and the Name is ons oth the doors. Mania brec s Member of the Royal Cottage of S'urgeohs, EXEMPTION FROM DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. HIS 11141,1ESTY's COAIMISSIONERS for the AFFAIRS of TAXES hereby give, Notice, That Persons claiming Exentptiem: from the Duty in rerpea of the Di vidends aritirg from Annuities, Dividends, or Sheves of 'Annui ties, cut of airy Public 'Revenue, , whether in the Becks of the Bank of England, #r Ri other Public Companies, Corporate or not Cor_ parole, and belonging to aly Friendly &defies, or to any Colo. rative Fraternity, or Society of Persons established for Cha,itaile Pte' posts ont!, are required to mai, their Claims to Exemption before the Commissioner: for the special Purposes of the Aar and that all such -Claims must be made in !Kiting, and delivered at the Office for Taxer, in Somerset.place, direaed to the &err mg Jo the Afairstf Taxes. The Form on nvitich such Claims are to Le made smiy be had at the said 05ce,;-on application there : or at the Office cf the IRS; e Rat- for the Duty upon Dividends, at the Old Stock E,chamse ; or to any Intpeelor or Surveyor of Taxes. By Otder of the Board, Office for Taus, Oa.. 33; Al. IPINTBR. EXEMPTION FROM DUTY ON D.IPIDENDS. • LT IS AfAJESTr's COMMISSIONERS fur the "IFF.4IRS of.TAXES hereby. give Noire, That all Persons claiming Exemptions from the Duty upon Property, in re. sped of the Dividends of Stuck standing in the Books of the Bank of England, or the Smith Sea Company, on the behalf of Foreigner:, are required to• make their Minh to sucb Exensp. lion bej.re the Commissioners for the special Purposes of the 417 e r and that all such Claims must be made in. Milting, and delivered at the Office for Taxes, in, Somerret.place, direaed to the Sept. tat:) , far the .11flirr of Taxes. The Form en which such Claims are so be made may be bad at the sa.'d Office, en application there; or at the Office of the Inspellor for the Duty 'upon Dividends, at the -Old . Stock Exchange; or to any Inspeitor .or Sursigor of Taxes. By Order qf Board, Office for Taxes, Os?. 24, aos AI: WINTER. FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS. DR. jANIES's 'ANALEPTIC PILLS. _ _ ROM a new Mode olAdrniflisterink these PILLS, 1: by the advice of an eminent Physician (see the new Di. reelions), Bilious Diseases, so p?evalent, particularly among persons who have resided in hot climates, are removed with greater ease anctsafety than by any other Miclieine. Iliey are equally efficacious in all Disorders of the Stomach and Bow. els ; in Indigestion, lossolAprietite, Habitual Costiveness, Troublesome Flatulent:it's, anti Cholics ; likewise in Gouty' Habits, in Giddiness or Rheumatic Pains in the, Head ; as' well as those occasioned by Free' Living, thereby preventing Palsies and Apoplexies, so Otten'the consequence of I ntent persoce• Recourse.should be had to .them an . the first attack of a Cold,- or any slight Indisposition, or atter any excess of eat ing or drinking ; and thus - their well,known chacafteristie will be maintained; of prornoting Longevity. Travellers, by sea or land,. should never be without the Analeptic YON, us they require neitheir confinement nor alteration of diet. They are Sold only by F,Newhery and Sens,' at the Ware. house for Dr. lames's eowder, No. 4s, St. Paul's Church. yard, fourdoors from Cheapside, London ; at Dr. lames's late house in Bruton-street ; in Boxes, price 43. 6d. each ; or in one large Box containing the quantity of six, for a4s. Duty included. done are grilu i tie but those which :+ eve the words " F. Newbery, NO, 4's, St. Paul's," engraved in the Stamps. rr HE Rev. Dr. BARCLAY hisTheen 14voured 11 with a great variety of Testimonies, adkiiowiettying th e efficacy of fits BA It.o LAY's AlslTllll LW OS PULS. he begs leave to submit the following, addressed to Dr Barclay { . Wlwlesule Agent, by the Hon, Archdeacon Caulfield Sza, , • . 4. Glenarrn, July 8, ires.. " I have received your fresh supply in two °wile boxei of this most excellent Medicine, deianionated Barclay's Am ous Pills, for which the Rev, William Barclay ilai a Patent - . 1 intermed you 1 ,had found thttit very efficacious, and you re. quest permission to add my mune to the most respeclable signatures in its thvour. I should imaging: tile A ectibishop Canterbury's mime of itself sullicient; and acknowledge I tried the rills entirely on my tiriir belief that it was in itself an host. It is nwt possible so iligrOied a Personage would sittlCr his name robe made use of hut fur the good uf the public, or tint it could be annexed to arty thing hot truth. I have experienced the souluinsss of the foundation ,in which I built, fur I was subied to torintniting tiatulencies, proceeding from Bile, and have to think Mr. Barclay ter the cure. You may, therefore, make use of my whore and, when you please. 1 sin, Sir, your's, dc. . "J. CAULFIELD, Archdeacon of Kilmona." Sold wholesale and retail, by appointment of Dr. Barclay, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster row; and retail by Mr. E. K.'ert,,y, No. 2, Stalibrd-street, 4114 ; Stratton, Leicester-square; Bacon, No, [so, Ozterd-street ; Clark, No. 269, Borough; Bolton, Royal Exchange ' • and by most Country Medicine Ve n d ers i n every town.--A A Caution: Observe, the name of William Barclay is engraved on the Stamp, which is affixed on the outside wrapper of each Bur ; .all not so stamped are a dangerous Imitation,. Price Ss. 6d.,antt sou. per Box, with. ample Di. rediuns. GOUT, Bilious, Rheumatic, and Nervous Atiec tinns, are ettectually retnoveq by the use of the Rev. Dr. BARCLAY'N ANTI BI LIOUS PILLS. The hallow ing is a proof of their elliQdcy, trout Thorrus Bement, Esq. Bath • , " Upper Crescent, Bath, July 26, 1805, i 4 On receipt of this t request -yon ;;cud me six tlouktle Boxes o f y our uarelay's Autintlimis Pills, anti 12 hurtles of Spe. cific. Inclosed is a draft for col. pay vou .11 for the Metii_ eine, and apply the remainder to t;., Publication of the fol lowing Case " For the last t 4 years I have been afilitcled With the Gout, and for the last tour years this is Oh! first Letter I have 'been, able to write, which 1 think ought to be ad., dressed to you, acknowledging my perfect cure, by using your Antibiliotis Pills anti Specific. '' I ant, Sir, your most obedient and humble SerVant, " THO. BERNAR.U." 46 Rey. William Barclay, Stafford -street, Bond -street, Londoo." In addition to the above, is annexed the following I.ist of Noblemen and Gentlemen who have received a peitectcure from the Bareloy's Bilioih Pills anti Specific The Lord litshop of BATH and W ELLS, 'file Right I lon. Viscount 1)1 I. LON, Sir 1014 N 'IONE WOO D, Bart. NI. P. for Ilimiton, Sir STE PIiEN LUSH' NGTt)N, li.trt . NI. P. tor Pcnryn, THOMAS ANSON, EN fkl. P. tor Litchfield, IAM ES AM X ATT. Esq. M. P. for Southampton, CECIL FOR RESTER, Esti. M. P. t ,, r Weldock. NI CllO 1.5 UNCA L VA Wl', Esq. M . for HerttOrd, EDMUND BOE:11.M, Esq. New-itrytt, spring Liiirdens, THOMAS HAMM E R.S LEY, Esti. Kill Alall. G. W. 1)1 IS, L;rl, Piivaie Secretary to the late Arch bishop at t trim ry, The Rev. Mr. IHM CK, Librarian to the late Archbishop. Sold wholesale and retail; by appointment of 1)r. Barclay, at -Mr. Butler's, N'.. 4, Cheapsitir, corner of Pater-nosier, row ; and retail by Kirby, No. 2, StAliViti-Street, Old &Ind street ; Stratton, Leicester-Nu:ire I Bacoir, No. ri*a, Oxford. street; Clark, No. 0 . 9, Borough; Holton, Royal XChAnge and by 1n034 Country hl6 . 6ticine Vtildelilo every town. A Caution. —Obt.erve, tire risme of Wm. Barclay is eq. graved on the is * affixed On the outside wrapper of each Box. tilt not w sratttp ct At.:... CioiligVrOW I iiidatiOn. erice si. Od. anti Iva. pet belt, With amide Dire4fitins. (PRICE SIXPFNCEJ. From the LONDON GdZETT.E, Oil, t . 0,1. 29,1305. 3d Regiment of foot Guards, john Altchi3on, Gent. to tc Ensign, by purchase, vice Byrne, %s lit) retires. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Charles Schilliier, Cent. William Henry Scott, Cent. Est Regiment of. Foot, -- Grainger, teat, to he Entier, without purchase, vice Handyman, whase Appointment is not to take place. 9th Ditto, Ensign )amts Daly, from the 3ti Foot, to be Lieu. tenant, by purchase, vice Mercer, proinnted. 27th Dino Major the Hon. Gcorge Carleton, from the 40th Foot, to be hribq •r, vice s 'um, who exchanges. Tote Licutenanu, without purchase - Ensign [obit G , des, from .the lad Foot. Ensign John Mackay, tram the g..,d Foot. William Henderson, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice 4atidon, prOototed. Alex-Ander Davtdoort, Gent. to be En sign, withiut purchase, vice Pope, promoted. Lieutenant W,lliajti Galbraith to ut, Adjutant, vice Nethery, .who resigns., barter. Master ‘V Whim Nl'Leatt to be W. jutant, with tit , flank of Ensign. 37th Ditto, Caplan') Simon Hart to be Major, without put. chase, trice BeLk wit 40th Dino, 11 , 14)0, Toon Shaw, from the alttt Fo. t, so be Maj. , r, vice Larletrwi,wrio exchanges. st [into, Ensign I tiughes to be Lit - Melt:4l4 without purchase, vice in-ninoien iit the Otto Foot. Bullock, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vie Hughes. 44th Unto, Captain Gwrge ilatkiiitg to be Major, without purchase, vioe Daunt, decetscd. Lieutenant John Bar. wick to be C.kptam ut a Cuiiip.iity, vice Harding. Ensign john Blakeiley ter be Lieutenant, vice Newport, promoted in the Bth Foot. Volunteer C. to be Ensign ) vice hl.dieney. 53d Ditto, Ao;ltelinit O'Brien, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Salmon, whose Appointrinent is. not to t . , place. 54tIt Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Donaldson, t'r , . , m the sth West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, v. John Abbott, Gent. to be Ensi t ;it, without Cason, superseded. 58th Ditto, Ensign Henry Pratt to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Thomson, promoted in the Lai* Cartison battalion. --. Foley, Cent. to-b. tnsigti, without purchase, vice Pratt. Oist Ditto, Captain George Stubbs, trout the 66th l or, to be Captain ut a Company, vice Roberto, 'who rotires•oh Halt-pay. Ensign Daniel lamest-tennis to be I.i.,olciimkt, without purchase, vice. Stubbs, promoted in tIN.• &o F.I h .ot. John Edward Hunt, Gent. tut;..; Liwgii, without purchase, vice Heinns. 6sti Ditto, Fatrick Morgan, Gent. to ho Ensign, without purchase, vice Dormer, promoted in the i4tll Light One. goons. 64th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Thomas 0/matey, from the 87th, Foot, to be A esistranc• Su rigeoll. gist Ditto, Daniel Hi:teller, Gent. to be Ensign, I,Vitll3ut purchase, vice Patterson, whose Appointment 11 not to t 4 ku place. 714 Ditto, Ogilvie Stuart, Gent. to be.' Ensign, without put chase, vice Geddes ' pi:Eamon:lA in r l leziiii .1 , 4H/t, 78th Ditto, Captain Sir Orford Gordon, itArt.' from the 96th goat, to be Captain of a Company, vice A nveraion, rho e.xclianges. 96th Ditt,i, Captain Whiel Parting, from the I lairrav of the York Hussars. to by COptaill of Company, vic „ : deceased. Captain Villittin Andetwri, from toe 7atit Foot, to be Company, vo.e Sir Orford Ow. doh . , who exclianges. 4th West India ktegitnettt, Ensign Joseph Cooke, frum that 7th West India Reonent„ to Oa Lieuti.hant,, without plita( chase. 7th Ditto, Quarter.Masrer Itichord Krohn C.ltehousie, from the 7,d Fut4t. to be wi to:tot puichate, vice Cooke, promoted in the 4th 44%.,,,t K e ri mert . Bth Royal Veterm Belabors, Lieutenaht.Cotonet W. O Hamilton, from th 4 9th Royal Voerait liartaliriti, to tee Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Walker, who exchathe,c,.. 9th Ditto, Ltentemint.t:olonel Konen Walker, ttorn the Bth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Lieuten.nit.L'iolkowl, vice Hamilton, who exchanges: STAFF. Lieutenant.Uovgrnot Cerneliva smelt_ to be an I nqioaing field-Officer of i•encibles and Volunteers in thelsie at Man, with the temporary Ralik of Lieurenant.Lolonel. Siitant Commissary lames l'llloll to De a Deputy Commis.. nary Gener,tl of Stores, PrOViSlOill,, athi 1 uragc to the Forces, Mitbsottabtsovsr. The Appointment of Captain lohn Lord latirghersh, frona the 23(1 Foot, to be Laptain of a Troop tit Ilia 4;,t Ligiit Dragoons, vice Hawkins, ite, eased, as Si.llC4 in the tartatetto of the 22d instant, has nut I.(rcen place. 141,1te4lilt ear wutl, of the3sith Itegimcnt of Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. EAR ASA in the Gazettes of the gth April and sit OZtober last. 28th Foot—For Ensign lohn Mason to be Lieutenant, with, out purchase, vice Waid, who resigns, read Ensign lolin M ;son to be Lieutenant 0, withoutlreene, e ) t tr l i t cas , ittobee. Ensign, with. 87 o t h i utrur r e . h -P it:e r , v G i! c c it A re l y len, promoted, read 4xtticy t.;reetic, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. Commiseient Jigged by the Lord Lieutenant If e C.'6;oncy of Deib . Derhy Regiment of 141untrer infantry. Edward Pole, Esq. to be. Colowl. "Dated December 2t, 1894. William Simpson, E.sq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated April a 6, tgo4. Lord Viscount , l'aittworth, to. be Major. Dated as above. To be Captain—john Cox, Esq. I)atettl Sevt. 16,. E dw , W ar d, F. mi. Dated as ;drove. lames Simpson, Dated asaboye. Neury Brovvn,F.mi. Datedas above. Hertr , "Y Lowe, Esq, Dated as above, Motel Kean, Esti, Dated ,t, above. loin) Curzon, I q. Dated asabove., Joint Harrison, jun. Esq. Dated as above. George ilaimweil, dated April 26, 1804. tabu Gamble, E.sq. Dated Sep. tember 44, also,. ' To be Lieutenants—lensthart Gilbert, , Gent. Dx.ted Sop. tember 16, 1803. 'Thomas Davenport, (Amt.. Dated ae above. foie% Storer, Gent. Dated as ;41 , .)v0. Hobbit'', Gent. Dated as above. Dewlitubt Bilaborough, Gent. Dated as above. Thomas Ley G Naves', • Gene, Dated as above. !Win Bingham, jun, Gent. Dated as above. John Chatter ton, Gent. bated as ahnve. losepit Davenport, Gent. .Dated as abhve. lameelt Swift, jun. Gent. Dated , April 26, •t 1404. William t - totimotteatl, Gent. Dated September 14 1834 Richard 3rowne Jul:k! , Gent. Dated Judy 4, 130 5- To be Ensigns-. foseph usborne, Gent., Dated Septembet 161 1 80 3. Joseph cooler, ( ;eflto: Dated as above. Win Wallis, Gent. Dated as above. WM. Dewebury, Gent. Dated September 14, 1804.-401 in Keeling, Gent. 04020 as above. I. ranek severne, 'Gent. 'Dated as above. To be Paymaster-101m Reel tag, Lit. Dated 'Apterstber 14, titai. tie Acljutant.'..john - Chatterton, G itt, Dam' September lb, 1801. To be (2 uartcr.l4lister.. john Billing, Gent. Dated June 13, tgoi .• To be Chaplain.-ltev. Charles Stead Hope. Dated Sept. 16, 18)3, To tie Surg.4on, T humus Haden, Cent. .Ditted September 46, 8103„ To be Asiiitunt.Surgtott, Ch. Th. fladeti. Dated ninny 4, ef«. aqs of romodite bri;oofr.y. coop Hadfield, Esq. to btu eilPtaT ,atinlr)+nclaaat. Dated 0,3, 31, 0363. Into% Wood, - 4,sq, to be esprant. Dated May 9, glos. Moses Alstitield, Gent. to he lientenant.• Duren gas 3bOVC. 101112 :tottaW, Gent. to 1•20 ditto. Dated as above, • rriek Cretau , of ra—voctr Eg t , to be Coptiin Commandant. aucti..May 91 110 .5. 7 AI , _ire eav an_ te , vgan t i. Covitkv. ,3cl Treop—SawciV E4q. to ba Copt.in. Dated Srpt„ 7, otos. Sir \V. liut.lukc,,,liart, to tit, Ihtteki At3o VC, Airtirkalm C'vmpalp ramver Thomas riftvsburY , E*q, to tie Captain. Dalcd Eawapi Maroittia k tititt.,ukbe,Litutguaut. 0.4.41