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.::~:a Fuim the 1,,ND0 . Y GAZETTE, :lune i i, 1103. Mr-Ope, rune it, TBO3. 2't 'lc.ginlent of Life Guards, Edward Pyndar Lygon, Gent. to be 'Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Prot:- tor. promoted. - - n„,yal Regiment of Horse Guards,..Captain-Lieutenant Jo seph Bird to be Captain of a Troop ist Regiment 01Di-igloo Guards, John Quicke, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Wyndham, promoted. 6th Regiment of Dragoons, William Fre.terick Browne. Cent. to he Curvet, by purchase, vice fernier, prompted in the 624 Foot. icth Reglinentnf Light Dragoons, Vaun. Tones, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, Vice Taylor, who retires. lull Ditto, Charles Fallon, Gent. to be Cornet, by pur .chase, vice Ridoul, promoted. 14th Ditto, Valentine Knightley. Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice flarrison, promoted. tllolt Ditt Captain Lord Agbriin, from. Half.pay of the i3ili Lint Dragoons, to be Captain of a TToop. t9tti Ditto, Lawrence Neville; Esq. (Lieutenant in the Se. coed Lite Guards) to be Paymaster. loot Ditto, Captain Henry O'Dell, from Colonel Cham. pagne's Regiment, to be Captain. •• • tst Regiment of Foot Guards, Lieutenant-Colonel John. Frencit Kelly to be. Captain of a Company. Lieittenant. Colonel the lion. John Proby, front Dillon's Regiment, to be Captain of a Company. C'clittream Regiment Fria G,kartit, To be Captains of Companies—Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph,. Fuller. Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Taylor, from Half pay of the etit West-1 ndia Regiment. Lieutenant- Colonel Mathew Lord Aylmer, from Half-pay of the 85tli Foot, vice the Hon. W. Fitzroy, who exchanges. 3il Re6iment of Foot Guards, Lietiteitant-Colonel A. M. Isaac Duriribed to be Captain ofa Company. Colonel the flon. George Lowrey Cole, from Flalt-pay of M. Gette. ral Villette's late Regiment, to be Captain ofa Company.. • 6th Regiment of Foot, -- Allßean, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. Sth Ditto, George G. Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign, by puriiise, vice Geldicutt, promoted. 19th Ditto, Ensign Robert Ball to be Lieutenant, by pur cliase„vice Ottley, promoted. Edmund. l.ockyer , Gent. to be Ensign, vice Bait . , Hospital . Mate Frederick Dawes to be A ssis tont. S itrgeon. Both Ditto, Captain Thomas Roberts, from Half-pay of the Coldstream Guards, to be Captain ofa Company. 34th Ditto, Ensign Arthur Cuthbert Berinntoot to be Lieu tenant, by purchase ' vice Hollingberry, who retires. • 421.1 Ditto, Lieutenant James Jonathan Fraser to be Captain ' ofa Company, without purchase. Alexander Fraser, G nt. to be Ensign, without purchase. - • 55th Regiment cif Foot, Cornet T., B. Harvey, from the 3d Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice El lice, p'roinoted in the 85th Foot. 6ath Ditto. To be Captains of Companies ) without par. • Chase—Captain Daniel Dodgin, from Halt-pay of the 54th Foot, vice Warburton, removed to the 57th Foot. Lieu tenant Kenelm Chandler. Lieutenant Wm. Plenderleath. Lieutenant lames M'Arthur. Lieutenant Robert Hazen. Lieutenant David joly. Lieutenant Alex. Andrews. Ist.Pitto, Ensign George Thomas Palmer to be Lieutenant, by purchse, vice Butler, who retires. 63d Isitto, Francis Kell, c;ent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Ball, who retires. 65th Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Symes to be Captain, with. out purchase, vice Swinton, removed to the grst Foot. Ensign George Thomp;;On to btllieUteltallt, VIC 4 Symes. TIMM:IS Weitlyss, Gent. to be Ensign,- vice Thompson. 66th Ditto, lohn lorrtan; Gent, to be EMign, by purchase, vice Kimber, promoted. Sist Ditto, Adjutant John Ltttman, from Half- ay of the late Argyllshire Fencibles, to be Adjutant, with the Rank • of Ensign, vice AiltiteWS, promoted. S3d Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Hutchinson, tram the 49th Foot, to be I.;ietitenant-Colenel, by purchase, vice Gibson, who retires, zst West India Regiment, Lieutenant William Knipe, front Halt:, pay of the z7th fpc.q., to be Lieutenant, vice hi' I ntyre, . . WllO AGll4ll'O'S. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant john Keightley, from the 57th - Foot, to be Captain, without purcha.a-, vice Macleod, removed to the 13th. FGOt. ' ••• • 4th Ditto, Lieittetiunt fohn Lowry, from the6fsth Foot, to' be Captain, without-lattreitase, vite:ltaw,.. removed to the t4t IZny si GArris9rt Itattalion. Royal . African COrps,'Lioutt:tiaot Charles Turner, from the. Inot, to be, Captain of a Conyways "lieuten.int I MileS C hrist* - ti, qe C4iit4in Oa Company . . I,4tttett.int ChArics. ItOtit 'ltak.pay 24th tool,. to- he I,lcutenar . :r: folin.rMacgtegUr,-from the ti Royal C: &i4iaon B.Attiliott, to be LteutenaLt. Serjeanr.lllajor Donald I.l..ii.enZlc,. tram ttit 54th to be Ensign. Altura's% Regime it, TO he Filsign ,, — , Tridolin de Freuller, Genf. vice C. de Meu. ran, promoted. 'Sebastian dc Fret'tier, rent. vice Yoh.. (Away, prornottd. justi de Cur4i, Gcnt. vice Rharn, pro.: hinted. Louis Pellichody, Gent. vice WiLei r pr tee}, ; .. Ist' Rtikal Garrison Bittalion, Johndtativ, frovtl the 4th West 3ndi4 Roitiment;, to be CA.inlot, vice 14yrnim:, isppoititdtti the za Royal GarisoallattAlinn. , , • , 6tli Royal , Garrison Battalion, Quarter-Master. David Hop. !tins, froot.9olli }oot, tolid EnsiAni vice Warcle, PlAccd url chic 14.1:tired List. Tlred May 35, 1303. Chalmers, jlent. flared Noe I, 1303. Alt:under Cameron, Gent. ahoye. • - To be Adjutant—William Rattily, Major in tilt: late A bvr dcensliiic Militia, to serve with the.kauk of Captai , vice Vaughton, appointed to an Invalid Corps. bated Alayf 7. IS • -- . To be liarter-MasterAlexander Cameron, Gent. Dated. Marc '6, !Eq. ' • To be Surgeon—Niel Sutherland, Gent. Dated as above. To be Payrn.tist,:r—Cliarles Adamson, Gent'. - • ammirsivt ix the Waryvicksltire Militia, 'kited hy the Lord Lietttotaxt Dateaf June 4, 1803. Posthumous Chapeen, Esq: to he Captain of a Company. Contothuioni in the flunpiliire Militia, Jignyd hj. the Lord Lieutenant. Da‘4.l :lune 8, tBO3, South Hants- Henry Heywood, Gent. to be Ensign. North Hants—John Rushworth,Keele, Gent. to be Ensign. Cairtnietiokla the Surrey Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu. tenant. Dated Ymly 1, doz. Ist Regiment, Lieutenant William Thomson to be Captain; vice Major Thomson. a:am/a/al/a in thi Ist Regiment or Somerset Militia, signed by the Lwrd Lieutenant. To be Major—George Colebrook. Dated fuly 19, 'got. To be Captains—Francis Popham. Dated as above. Thomas Porch. Dated•july 20, Oka. William Hallett. Dated July 21, 1802. Henry Marsh. Dated July 22, :Boa,. FhOrnai Grove. Dated Mhrch-2.4, tBe3. To be-Lieutenauts—William Walter Yea. Dated July 20, ' William Ashford Sandford. Dated Septeinber 5802. Edward James. Dated March 2, 11803. Thomas. Forlve. Dated - March at, 1803. , Tu tnsign4—Charles Edwards, jun. Dated March 22, )803. George Bernell. Dated March 23, 1843. Connzis.fios4 in The 2d Regiment of Somerset Militia, signed Ay the Lieuten.sw, , To be Captains—Joseph !canes Durbin. Dated March 2, igoz. Joseph Rogers. Dated October 3, 'So:. William Downes Phi lot. Dated March 31 1812. Noale Chiveri. PUCCI April 16,, , 1803. William Zit On. Dated April 24, 1803. , • To be Lieutenatits , —Tames• Hill.; Dated April 12, 1863. Sycienham Teaste 'Wyllie. Dated' April 36, 18 , 23. John Valentine Bryant: Dated April 25, 1803. Thomas Bailie. Dated April z 6, 1803, To be Quarter-Master—,Robert Russell. Dated (uary s 6, 1802. Comris.dons hi the Middlesex Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu tenaltt • Eastern Regiment—Lieutenant.Colanel.Thomas Wood to be Colonel. Dated April i 2, 1803. John Gibbons, Esq : to Lieutenant-Colonel. Dated as above. Matthew Gunning, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May :6, Ito 3. • Benjamin Jameson, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated May :7, 1303. • Revd ifl'utmtbriter RegintcHt. Pock, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated May 25, `Commis:bras in the Invernofs, Banff, Sec. Regiment of North British Militia, sicted by the Lard Lieutenant. Charles Farquharson, , Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Walcot, resigned. Dated April 30, 143. Lieutenant Alexander Anderson, from the Half.pay. to be Ensign, vice Donald M'Donald, resigned. Dated May 17, 1803. James Car michael to be Quarter-Master, with the Rank or Lieu tenant.. Dated April U, Contatis.riong in de Royal North Lincolnshire Militia, signed ly the I.4:rd Lieutenant. To be Captains—Richard Armstrong, Esq. D4ted May 24, 1803. Henry Courtney, Esq. Dated May 30, 1803. To be Lieutenants—lohu Brackenbury Gent. Dated May 14 1803. William liallentine, Gent. Dated May 23, Ononitsions in the Rentrewshire Regiment of Militia, signed Oy the Lora' Lleuienani. To be Captains—Charles M'Vicar, Esq. Captaili on Half. pay of the 69th Regiment.. Dated June 9, tilos. Lieu tenant Pollock. Dated little 11, 1803. To be Surgeon —Oodur Colin Lfouglas. DatedJune9, 1803. To be Stirgeott's.Nlate—Alex. Cowan. Dated June to, 1003. Contmi,sicon is Ike Volunteer. Association of the Bank of land, riord 4y flit Makry. Dated May 26, 1803. To bel.ieutenant-Colonel--William Manning, Esq. To be Nlajor —John Puget, ESQ To be Captains—Williarn Mellish, Eq. Edward Simeon, Esq. Thomas Langley, Esq, Jeremiah Olive, Esq. George. Dorriett, .Stephen Thornton, Esq.. Cornelius Buller, Esq. John Bowden, Esq. To be. Lieutenants—Giles Collins, Gent. Robert Best, Gent. Robert Browning, Gent. William Newcombe, Gent. Edward Bentley, Gtnt. W , ilßimShrubsole, Gent. John Humble, Gent. .Thomas Triquet, Cent. To be Secolni.Lieutetiants—William Dawes, Gent. Ed. ward Robert Bradley, Gent - . To be Ensigns- William Ilutchison,_Gent. Natlutniel Han cock Tov..le„Gent. Wm, Stuart, Gent. Cordall Thomas, Gent. ‘Vingticici Turner, Cent. Isaac Field, Gent. To be Quarter. Master—john Soane, Gent. E A.. I'lNi in the ei'aiette ofthe 21st Ult. For Alexander Young, Esq. .to be Captain,in the Itenfrei.v mad AdjutAnt Alexander Young to be C3puiin, by Brant. Countubsion Dated May 6, 1803. BANKRUPTS. Richard Paley', of Leeds, York4hirc, soap-boiler, to surren. der , lune 31 and I illy 7, ',bat ten, at the Hotel 11114 Leeds. Attornies, Blakelock, Elm -court, Temple, London; or Messrs. Bolland and Atkinson, or bit . . Blakelock, Leeds. Henry Merttias Bird and Benjamin Savage, of Jeffries-square, London, merchants', junc Ls,. at twelve, and July 2, 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Atte:lnes, Messrs. Winter, K a ye, Beekl.vith, and Preshtield, Swithin's-lane, London. John Jarrett, now or late of Bristol, hop-merchant, June 27, 28, asui luly 23, at • eleven, at the Flop-Pole I nn , Worcester. . ttomies, Messrs. Cardale, Hallwatd, am! .11.,;ar, Gray's-Inn, London; or Mr. Sanders, iVorcester. Nathaniel Kirktnan, of Great Bolton, counterpane-manufac. tuner, June .2S, 29, and July 21, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Bolton. A [tonnes, Mr. 'Hutton, Bolton; or Mr. Meddow. croft, Gray's. Inn, London. Thomas Hernens, of DunstOrd, Deveinshire, miller, Tune 15, and July 1, 23, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, L xeter. Attornies i Messrs. Batten and Anstice, Inner. Tem p le ; or Mr.. Warren, Exeter: . faines Stewart, of High-street, Shadyvell, chinaman„ June 15, and July 23, at .ten, at Guildhall. Attitudes' Messrs. Smith and Illsen, Chapter-House, St. Paul's Church _yard.- : Win. Watson, late of Kennington-lane, Lambeth, 6)ml - zit:. tor, Jane 2i, 25, and July 23, at ten, at Guildhall. ,At. torney, Mr. itiC0:110*014. Bury-street, St., James's. Charles Knight; - of London -street, Fitzroy -square ' engraver, June 113, 25, and July 23, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Saxen, Pump-courto-Temple. • Philip. Fryer, -of: Manchester, inaltster, lune 29,, 36, a n d fuly 23, at three, at the Star Inn, Manchester- A ttornies,, Mr. B.suet;, Manchester ; or Mr. Huxley, Temple. DIP/DENAS 1,4 4.? W. Smith, Monkwearmouth-Shote, Durham, ship. • builder, tit eleien, at the Peacock-I s Ilislinpwearinauth. July 5.. S.ininel Wilkinson and joseplißurrough, ut High ycornb, and Great Marlow, Buckingham, bankers, and linen-drarers, at ten, at Genital!, Loii.l4l, • . • July a. Sarah Beaton, . Yeovil, Soon:11,4, haberdasher, at twelve, at fitly 19. fames Duff; tinsbury-square, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. July- g. George Mallinson and Josiah Sheard, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, d) is, at ilie Old Cock-Inn, Halifax, June as. Aim Lanchesteri. Sackville.street, Piccadilly, dealer, at ten, at Guildhall. July a. Nicholas Man Jackson and George Bartlett, Gerrard. ' street; Soho, ironmongers, at ten, at Cutlithafl.: July g. Ceu, Woolridge, late,olWinborn &fluster, D or s et . shire, dealer, at twelve, at the New I nil, ‘Vilibern Minster. jut), 7. John Perkins; late of Hinckley., La cester aii re. baker, at eleven, at the Bud's Head Inn, Hinckley. • July a. Charles Collishaw, .Wych.street, cabiliet.maker, at ten, at Guildhall. July 2. Francis Calvert, late of Cleveland-street, Pancras, stable-keeper, a t ten, at Guildhall. Tilly 2 . James Tatlock, Finch-lane, London, broker, at ten, at Guildhall. Julyi. John Lane, Thos. Fraser, and T. Boylston, late of Nicholas -lane, Loridan.merchauts, at eleven, atc u i ldwil. July tb. Richard Davies, of Lamb-street, Spitalfields, cheese-monger, at ten, at CI uildhal 1. Jttfy G. Thomas Shutmur, late of ‘VoodchestecCio ucester . shire, clothier.; at eleven, at the . Ram Inn, Ci rencester. July 2. Andrew Leith, late of shoe-lane; Aun t ! ), at eleven, at Guildhall:) I~R?.VIT. Ceitf)ll(.l .. .,fartiti Hunter, of tins 43th Votit, to be Brigitfret. North America. Cc~i',te:l tVilii yyotr, of the z;th Foot, to be a Brigadier. Gctozral ire tizi; wAitt and Lei:ward Cllarii>ec STAFF. taptlin the lion. D. G. flallybuvton, from the 'lst. Foot Cll,rds, to hean Assistant to the Quarter- Nfaster-General to the koNtwin with the Link. of Major in the Army. be daistants in the Zearler-Masor-Genernr s Depovvent in Major Charles Harcourt, front Hal f..pay of the.4eth Foot: Captain john Pine Collin, from the Stall Corps,. with the Rank of Major in the :Illy. - ; • lax, If in the Gillette of the 4th Instant. 141 Regiment of Eiinhuogh Vedutititri. For the Right Hon. NVilliam Fortes, Lord Provost of Fein burgh, tobe Colonel, read the Right Hon. Neil Mae• Vicar, Lord l'rovot of Edinburgh, to be Colonel; Ordnance-Office, June 3, Al. -Rty.al R. ginient Fiist Lieutenant lames C;iainberiayne to be Captain:.Lieute mutt, vie.: G. •Gayton, deceased. Datel May :8, 18o3:. . Second Lipittenant john Marlow to be First Lieutenant, vitt Chamberlayne. Dated as above. Virst"Gentleman Cale john S. Byers 16 [se Second Lieute, itant, vice H. Lula, promoted. Dated lune I. dk 3 . Second Gentleman Cadet Walter C. Smith to be SecOnd Lieutenant, - vice j. W. Kettlewell, promoted, Dated 46 Third Gentleman Cadet larn,y; Wright to be Second Licata. noun, vice A. Mercer, prom ,tact. Dated as abovilk I! rrticrsCl► I.2ead, Gentleman, to b.: Lieut.:n ant-Commtssary. Dated ay. iB, 1303. Commistiont in the 4bcaloottAtire• Militia, !roil hy the Lord Lira:ennui . • To be Captains—Sir` am Gorden", Bart. D.,ted November I , 1 8 0 2; William .Dawson„ Ciiptkin in the I Abeideen. sh;NFcnoibles.- Dated May 2, 18s3. William 'rod, Cap :W.4.min ttte hialf.pay of the Bth Reginient. Dkted as - aboikr. William Alexander Go:4m, tram or the '.tal BattaLoo ;?.,zit Regiment, I):treil n$ above. Dank! Gordo% Captain in tire late Aberdeenshire Militia. Dated Condon, Lieutenant from the Hall. pay the gad Regiment, qualified in terms of the' Militia t to be Captain. IYatedlis above. Robert Corbet, Esq. Dated lune t, • Pro be Ineuteriants --AleKander Young, Cent. Dated. No. vet o e r 1, ott-.7„ Robert Moir, Cent. Dated as abaY C Geht. tweti• as abrive. Peter Simp son, Gent. Dated above. John Gent. Dated lisibeve. Robert Christie ' Cent. Dated December zs, iSoz. Franc's TlioinpsOn, Gent,- Dated. tannin" 8, tB O 3, Charles Grant . , Cent; Dated as. above.. Cohn Marshall, Gent. Dated as above, Alex, Atidor. - son, tient. from the liall-payotthe4zd Regiment. Datett May. 2, 1203 . /w in. Cruickshank, Geni.. cited` Mty 7, 13os, John Law, Gent.' Dated' june . t, 1803. To be Rnsigns--Alex. Gordon, Gent. Dated November t, 0 0 2,v, 11, 1 ,4 rt Charles 'Grant, Cent. - Dated 46 iltiOW, James - Gordon, Cent. Datddlartuary'B,lB63. lam A es ,;. arson, Gent. Dated I‘laridi.b, stket. Andrew Aftleck, Cent. DAted Itlatylt :893, Charlet Adamson, Gent. LONDONi Printed by BUCHANAN hlgilll-.I.AN, (of Bow-Street, Covent-Garden); and Published by w (of 4i u::+ LLTAW Axil-tett& SCAlrrs,u. At the Suli.OF IC S i No. Liz, Straw/ ; where ilitvertinvmui Ordtri for the Paler, heifers (ut clic Editor, Src. Osit-taid). Sett;, Mr. 'PHUT? Si-IVTTLEW3tIiI, of l'iztv College, for the Latin Verses, Brrf.vqiits,/; and Mr. REGINALD Hee tit", of Braseon,e Collne, fa . the English Verses, ,Pirierthre; which was an tional Prize this year. Information has been received, that the Russian settlement, established at Norfolk Sound, 1)y cheat. den of the Emperor Alexander, for commercial Fur. poses, has been broken up by the natives, who ile• stroyett the fort, and massacred all the Russian there. The reason given by the I ndians for their attack on the Russians, they were treated by them.. was the severity w ith, which inY DIED. On Tuesday last, Mr. Gen Luhrsen, of Doek•stretti Rosemary-lane, Sugar refiner. On Thursday lan, at Grantham, on the road to Scot Patrick Heron, Esq.• of Heron. On Saturday night, in Henrietta.strect, the Lady of TV , was Wright, Esq. of Fitzwalters, in the County or EsscNo Yesterday afte rn oon, Mr. Charles HurleS tOnC, tif Town. the 26th. tlt. at Lydiard-Tregotoze, near Woofiel l ' the Hon. Mr. St. joint, eldest son ct Lord Viscount S. PartMla 10 iii 3 1112.1e5ty,. ... 41 ..._ • i 1 r- Corner ot St. Paul's Church-yard .; .11olterf gp„l 3 o ,oi, change; Clung_aud Butler. 'No. 4, Cheapsidc ; 0 H ; ( 7, - c iac 4 , Amick and Son, NO. 32, IttYlllaike; ; JiI3WS 'll,..lflC .Warehouse, High-street, Borougn, opposite the (tot-,, I Rink; Mr. Pidding's, No. 76, 070brth.street,• opl,"' Pantheon ; Forbes, Druggist, %No. 32, illaanun.strecti rough ; and Dicey, Bow-lane. Aledid insi And by all P.riiiters, Booksellers, 2114 Venders. of •. in the.rltree Kingdonts. . . obtain a radicil and permanent Cure Or S xti '''. l Brndura'S Guide to Old Age, or Advice to both . c , . 1.. ties of Nature which delicacy often forbids to diiclos,t,e.r ,_12.7, their relatives ; wit h a'frcatise up Fernale DieAtie.4.,‘N vi°lsl Hirpodlondriac, and Consumptive Compkhlt4. - t, ° ._ ' it is is added, Advice to Bath and 1-lot.wellil:itliers, 0 • particularly recommendzd to.Scafltlil4"„iciiri. all ones. • , A ais. Bottle contains rqua to . 11 ' ' the podor's usual Letters stating Patients- Casc3, With Fee of t; ' - • ---- -at • attended to. . a uhrea, will be stri Y Id tee such latiVll6 22 It ..'ili be necessary the Doelor short , - Ast or sa „l blest are aftlieled with Deafness or Losi ....f_ . s,lwij os t or Oaribig.' • t bos,rscret, I ii ii nri . i. Cases, by Letter or Parcel, to tlu: motzir i paid) With his Uttla every Fe e. ' a The Medicirws may be liail I) y• _» N To T. TAi"LOR, Surgeon, N o . go lidte-s"t*cl? .......... c. .--; n .fence q:f .:,. London. ‘ . 2 r gea , Edinburgh Nl') , ~ A I hr the valet:al Complaint which I treated with ,iniel.:clP:)rx cnce for live months; but was there obligtsl to 4 1 1) I', / itiv regular Physidan, who' put a teinporly 4101) 0), t,f)‘ o w. Disease (by mercurial 21,0W:dors) ttir . '0 tient ; but growing, in spite of all iiltencine and thc ... 4 anti of toe first Gentlemen of the Faculty. hetet V:''' C t . 1 01. i worse fin two years, I was et:duet:Ll' to a S 1 :11C :limos V?c(t Paraikled and 'beyond description, beinA uo, : l lit; 211 d Alcented from head to toot.-•- I}' hejd , .11 " . :"i - ile '° •,.r n t t b ) :: ! %el legs, arms, Ice . I tav e bee.n' al tenq telY in "40. 'co min g . 11,,, 1.: 44 ; in short, I have had from toll' 0 . theSPring of t79# 1 Was rdiliaCd , t! , ~ thirty eating ulcers on flly , bay, and '.neariY tor'quip privet of sight.--It would be voluminous to ,'quiet twtlfi3Ll MY C.4SO--iUtfice. it to say, there never Avoi 10 11-; ._.`___,"'. one of a more dangerous, or of a rhore 1 .. 3 ,4 , ~..n a too. nature. I was long looiteil upon by' MY fri er L. ia- i 1,11 Urd inYSei I, beyond all hopes of re:ovary ; 311 ‘ j o , ow nlo a, in my then condition, de.itli was pretetable . 1 : / n ( lict i . re titan Miserable state. In this dmadhasuciLleixe " most miacrable exiitence, till Divine Pro! ~/' i threw r in my way so M it . H. of Plymonth—my friends read it, I cook-14..1,NT e I LLB, l'l' • . distress„ i t i n vh ,r i:ll, by using from , dine to lline, 3111° .,q.0b1 e ipnrcotllt.fccligt:iibiti:tlugiko%:ehxd{jata, siala.ot6aeS:;fialilitlciellivitios°°l:trisrhirtilktriY:te.atil:::tiultirt:ircti;:,:liListitti3EroceilvitYlei;::(;,ylr:st;:,;ha:.:;ll.l: ji l' , :, :e l l' ? : ::: : : ;; b i t ; :ri i :t c : : : $ 1 : t o , t rendering toy tellOw-eteature service, 1 requziO,'°,oo,. A obllsla this; and you may- at any time id'r I),:ron,,fie, wish ,to be satisfied of the truth 'of this, of t-f:•l' r 5 . (Attars*, to mz or -tip friends, by letter or pers,,i,- . 10,4 4 „... As tew cases for badness oiti ev,:r equal iiiii,c, : , ;I'. , a rr d. excxed it, I have froin eiNpt,riceice Cs. a y reasoei to,"';,i'a r .i s .rflu t j , 7 r u u llit..4 7 l 7 ;s ic :c t : lith i A l l i ns s l n g ae l s‘b e: nLu t : d * o ort., linftrti‘,lpt':rhal.','lctdi,36'ailtipdstititelicirtaVslears:t;.e.tillac.iut-n°ltnill'rutit_h..!ateatitirl,nitL:::airili,i:Etitlit.yi.tti'.:se‘iib,lailital.:el:sttaE:tec::),,l'll(6:6;::;:v:lsNihiaileiii..ilicpcili.iieli.turijoi.,.;:vizi:tiltic:islititfa:. oi l t : 14 1 ,1 1 s1 1 , : 1 ( :) : 3 ) , : fre:u s sti..1 1 :1 1 }, :• : ! ' . 1 ", l it : ' litiit. 1, reeteate Lusa. I. - ;;f 0 , wattting intbrenation ;nay . a is° be : y r I I : , r Lei !. to me ;1 0 ' Wherete %veil gavo Advice withotit a f4eee, , to poo n ' „,sif i P li a :i d i t i t 1 a d h n l e t h se ° cr g et laj i d' n r e e i tit;lt ite isiv rso a:i i i ii et ' p r. ii:trel7etii4leoirl;tlilis:e4tslies: l l l i c : l'i l l i l ; mentioned, but at then own partecularraluest, WI 1ir, e ,..,e4 , prietor, during the course of more than.thirty-il ) 1 elke that he has had the conduaing ; of an esitensiv,: ,-,:iie a above' Medicine, and the practiee .arisieig te:c!,,fr0;1.1....,,,,,e, They are also sold by his Appointment, ios il""i o %le f t nience of those 'living at a distance, .by ,M'' . i;i 3 Y South-bridge, Edinburgh; ' Mr. Nlacilonatil, Prini,:f, ~,, wo gow, to whom also Mr. T. reeins for his ailderssj '',w. Penitence's, No. 35, St. Alban's-srreet, Pall-maeJ pis• 1 Robettsion's Toy-shop, No. ph .c)xfortl-strtxt ; ,.. o t y lc rip , I borough's, No. 7, is is,,- street -hill, warty opPo'' t. v I,itt, ig , nument 1 Mr, Steel's, Stool:seller,. No• t, lloi" P.4°' ,e'ri oo `' Tower-hill; Mi. Caiwell's, Dublin;. and bY on' I 1( 1, in every considerable to a•ii in G mat-Brtain 310 1; , ,t it, R° 3 ' 44 "t' Ortly as- skl. each, sealed up with toll 31utAt.,,,,,. aifeetio:ts, wnerebv persons of eitlier SO EttitY sae , ,op ; selves with rase sail Secrecy. S W i?, l%Tt il li e . r: lf . . S i : 41E vr rivl te i l n ri Y r eCt ini : NI.V. a t ilSi l h il d' t i ilbS"i'aGntire'apvitutl'iiirilir:::)aLij2.ll;l3-5.1C°:111°Y:':;14111''':.; i't No 6, New bridge,street," to . 10 tit4te volt leb is id ali (niters are Counterfeit, , 1 .St tee, v 4.liu sq ; .ItilL tx addiessCa• • - Bolingbroke. , The following Case was seta by Mr. BA x Warehouse, south Bridge, Edinburgh, to Or. littoeust attested by the celebrated Dr. LEX ANDLK grEAlt SIR, A BOUT six years ago I was atnitfted / cruciating Pains in my Legs, which contitiu:d f r l twelve months, about which time they began tO •ratly, and at 135/ broke out in very offensive Ulcers, he Ancle to the Knee, and continne.d in this manner site{ • rears, all which time t vas conti..ed to the louse•b= 4 , "?; ti title to walk, and my health much impaired ; hoing:. ~N•ery thing that could be thought of fora Cure, witio9'.4 . r ea. I was advised by a Et tend of mine to try your 800t,,-: iyrup, and upon takin.• the first Bottle I tonnj hl"; m teeae better, and the'U leers to have a 'heater 41,1:;4411i which encouraged me to persevere with your Syrup, 0 ," ut ', ( l, tadtadtaken six Bottles more during whieh time 4ifl became better, and the 'Ulcers healed, an.i. I ale „, ;ood a state of health as I have been in tier these to )ast, and my Less are entirely tv.'2ll, and have cuutitta44 i Or these two years past. I am, Sir, yottr obliged humble S e rvant. ~ Craighall, Aug. a 4, 18°2. GEORG I!. sTILP The above Pads are attested by, kLIX A In it. CA &I. Z.F. l'‘lltlister of taveresk, menet* bourhood ot'Eclinburgli. , ...ARL\ BELL, Elder. J :oat: STLWART, Elder. FRENCH REPUBLIC. roper M. Fourcrov , the Minister, and first Chemist in ELI tt has given Dr. Ilroduina,Certiticate as to the excell,..,ne_ol'`f :bove Medicine; which Certificate has received Ure of Sir. Merry, the British Minister reiidelit ii) t,:lcrto The Botanical Syrup_and Restorative Nervous Cof'" .i Voa , be had at the Dottor's House, No. , v, 1 1,4. .everian Museum, Surrey-side at Black friars Br "j i 3 114' let at as. ; its. attd 6s.' (Duty iucluded) .:o.'s, late Bacon. No. 150, x ford. street, oppoi'• - 001- t reet ; Golding, N.), 41,!Corithili ; Ward, No, 3 2 4 r porn ; W ithers (late Coekel Ps) Medicine Warehouse,,Toliso strand, Tetup_le Bar ; 'cult's, Royal Exchattge • If" v joi., )a,tromer to His Maiesty..No. 4 1 , Palk i .Malt ; b n N r t ll.;l 7'O THE EDITOR OF TEE SUN. • YU[T are requested to insert the following Stanzas in your Paper, on account, not of their having any claim to poetical merit, but of their expressing those sentiments of honest .indignation, which (it is presumed) are felt by every Bri► 03, at the inso_ knee and arrogance of the First Consul or France. ram, Sir, your humble Servant, Oxford, May x 3, 1803. " Bow, Britons, bow the haughty hid ; " Bend, Briton!, bend the stubborn knee; " Own your ancient virtue fled, " Ant know not that ye once were free. " Think not as your Fathers thought ; " Speak no more as Britons ought; " Al nomore the Briton's part, " i ill valiant hand, and honest heart ; " What indignation bids you feel, 4 ' Dare not, dare not to,reveal. " Thu' Justice sharpen dare not grasp the lance. " Nor single-handed tempt.the power of France. " Me Holland, Italy obey : " Her breast with Many a war-wound gor'd, 44 And - crush'd beneath my iron sway, " Me Helvetia owns her Lord. " Boast not then your Fleets, that sweep " The Eastern and the Western deep ; " Boast not then your sea-wash'd Land, " Rampart-girt by Nature's hand ; " Fleets and billows stay not me, " Then bow the head and bend the knee. 4. Britons, no more your rival ranks advance, " Nor sing,k-handcxl dare to cape with France." Yes! as our Albion's root.bound oak Stoops to the tempest, we will bow - Yes ! we will bend, as the tall rock Mocking the wave that chairs below I Now by foe Sable Prince, imbrued Once and again in Gallic blood; By the laurels that 'entwine, liAltay, thy helm, and WILLI/04, thine; By our Chiefs on Nilus' tide, Him who triumphld, him who died; . By him, whom Aeon's turrets raise To lion-hearted lit ena.an's praise ; Yes ! we will stiliour rival ranks advance, And single-handed brave the might of France. Come thim, come, thou COnsul.King ! Launch thy Navies, arm thy Host; And, beneath Night's fav'ring wing, - Thy banner plant op , England's coat. 'COme '! but hope not to return. Here other thoughts thou soon shalt learn; Shalt feel, that Britons still may claim The honours of the British Name; Can fearless still maintain their stand On British, aeon Syrian land, Still rise superior io the Sonsot Chance, . Still single-handed crush the pride of France. A Morning Paper of Monday last endeavours to justify the Admiralty for the want of timber and stores in the Dock Yards, by asserting, that it is the duty of the Navy Board to provide tisem. Formerly it was so, and every thing went on with System and regularity; hut since the Admiralty have thought proper, and that is only under the present Mord, to take every thing under their own diredioa, con fussion, mismanagement, acid disguit have succeeded. The Admiralty wanted timber, and Were obliged to send to Holland for it. When the Contraftor had agreed for the quantity, they sent him orders that - they did not (want so much. Ws W they cannot get any: The 'Admiralty ordered the Navy Board to con. tray with Hul , “1411.1 to rig clic ships in the River. They "rested all the riggers, and then ordered the Navy , Board to find some other person.. Mr. HUFF. HAM IS 'the only man of notein the rigging line, AlthoUgb •we have been at half haetilities with 'France since Odober last, in the mo n th of Arra 7040 beds were wanting fur, the Navy : fifty thou. sand ton of timber to repair the ships out of con dition awl complete those building. , The Marines reduced from 59,000 to t z,OOO, , and the Dock. yards so lessened in number of ,handi, that the convi6s were employed ar Portsmouth to fit out the' ships. , The Navy Board have ever proved themselves Men of business, and had they been left to them. 'okra, no causes of 'complaint would have existed. The Comptroller (Sir AMOR EW- HAMOND) is a man of talents, method, at►d system ; •but the Ad miralty having taken all power from the Navy Board, the responsibility rests with them. After the Peace of r 783, Sir CHARLES MrODLE. TON, who was then Comptroller, began by repair. ing the Navy. In the year 1790, when the dis. pute with Spain broke out, the Navy Board pre. seined a list to the Admiralty of 96 sail of the Line in complete rendition ►". or sea, besidts . fifties, frigates, &c. and stores, timber, &c. in the Dock Yards to the amount of one million in value. On the 7th of April the, arming began ; on the loth of August our force was as follows : cj the Litre. With Lord HOWE at Sea s ' 31 With Lord Ifoon:in the'Downs, for the Baltic, to a4sis t the King Of SWED 19 Sailed with Admiral COKNtsli to the West Indies, 6 In port, and nearly ready, - 14 • 7 0 Thus, in little more than four months, we had a most powerful force. At present only ra months after paying off the. Navy, we have, since the 7th of March, been able to send 14. sail of the. Line off Breit, and two or three abroad, What might hive been the consequence to the Trade, and political existence of this Country, had France been pre pared CHANC Lot's Prizes ar Oxford have been adjudged to rue Rev. DANIEL WI Lsort,, B. A. of St. Edmund Hall, for the English Essay on Coqiurrel