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From the L3vDoN QAZETTE, May 28, tBO3. IMiltetril, May'2B, 1803. 'The King bai heen pleased to grant to •flowel Edwards, Clerk, Master of Arts, the Pla‘..e a and Dignity of Prebendary of the Collegiate Church of Sr, Peter„ Westminster, void by the tleath of poaor Robert Poole Vinch, late Preben. slaty thereof The King has also been pleased to present .the geVerend William Baker, Clerk, Bachelor of Laws, to tht Vich.ra g 6 of 'Stonehonse, in the County and Diocese of Gloucester, void by the Cession of Tito. Ibis Pettit, Clerk, the last Incumbent. Onbranet.Office, May 26. dol. • Rv . 4l Regiment of dirtillety. Major-CVeneral john Stewart to be Colonel-Commandant, • vied . Straton, decer.sed. Dated May 17, 04)3. brevet Colonel Ed .vard Stephens to be Colonel, vice,Stewart. 'Dated as above. Brtvet Lientenant-Colonel William Bentham to be Lieu tenant-Colonel, vice Stephens. Dated as above. Brcyet Lieutenant-Colonel - Edmund Lemoine to be Major, vice Bentham. Dared as above. " Captain.Lientenant Nathaniel • Foy to be Captain, vice Le tuoine. Dated a$ above. First Lieutenant tames P. Cockburn to be Captain. Lie utenant, vice Foy Dared as abtive. Second' Lieutenant Archibald . M. Maxwell to be first Lieu. tenant, vice Cuctburn. Dated as above. I.Par-Opr, At*. 28, tEo3. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant 1. B. Irwin, front Ilelf-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Cre*aXh, who exchanges, receiving. the Difference. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons ' William Ca'craft, Cent. 10 be Genet,by purchase, viceCholmlev, promoted. 76th Ditto; Lieutenant 'Christopher Myers.' from Half-pay of the late 24 Light Dragoons, to be Captain- Lieutenant, vice Eminerson, who exchanges_ .` EdWard Chatles.Cocks, Gent: to be Cornet, by purchase, vice M'Gillivray, promoted. ~ tlith Ditto, Cdrnet Robert • Dawson Bolton to be. Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Long, promoted. 7911) Ditto, Charles Townsend. Wilson. Cent. to be. ornet, without purchase, vice Herris, resigned. eorli. Ditto, Walter lacks, Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, vice Mathews, promoted. :st Regiment of Foot Guaids, Brevet Major Alexander Dalzell, from Hall-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice - Bryan, who exchanges. Yraneis I. Needham, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Edward )(Atkinson, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase. Captain Charles Fanc to be Adjutant, vice Stieling, who re signs the Adjutancy. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, lion. Alexander Gordon to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Clithero, protnoted. Ist Bettalion of the Ist Regiment of Foot. Lieutenant Henry 'hiding, from Hail.pay of the 4th Foot, tp be Lieutenant, vice Sir lohn Gordon, who exchanges. 3il Regiment of Feot, Thomas . Meck y, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Colville, promoted. • 4th Ditto, George Eckeisail. Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Sniith, promoted. sth Ditto, Lieutenant luhn Hamilton, from lialf-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Lorne, promoted in Colonel Champagne's Regiment. Sth Ditto, Lieuttoant Richard lamer, from the sad FOot, - to be Lieutenant, vice Douglas, who exchanges. 34th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Waltman, from Half-pay of, the 46th Foot, to-be Lieutenant, vice Wreon, promoted in the, math West India Reeiment. • William Melland, Gent. tu he Ensign, by purchase:, vice 'limit, promoted. spilt Ditto, ltrilliarry Croker, Gent. to he Ensign, by pur chase, vice Lane,preiroutect in the 36th Foot. eeth Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Gubbites, .from the 37th Foot, •to be Lietitettant, vitae England, who exchanges. 3oth Ditto, .Ensign Benjamin Nun, to be Adjutant,-vice Nourig, who resigns. Robert Howard, Gent. to be En Without purchase.' - De Benner*, Gent. tu be- En sign, without purchase. 36r4e Ditto, Ensign George Lane, item the 17th Foot, to be Liititeeatit, by patch:tee, vice Mint:bin, who retiree. 37th Ditto, Lieliteiialit Richard England e from the 24th Foot', to be Lieutuniiit, vice Gubbins t who exchanges. '4otil Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Reeny .to be Captain, by nure:etse, vice Dunbar, who retires. Charles Pepper, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice R. F. M. Browne. piuifirued.. . -- • • • 41:;r Ditto, Captain Hartbilre, from Half. pay of the 68th Foote tat be' Captain, vice On»sby, who exchanges, stet Ditto, Ensign Charles Tryon to by Lieutenaet, by put. chase, vice Smyth, who retires. 52c1 Dine, Lieutenant Henry Biaek'nore to be Captain-lieu talent, without puseliese, vicb flOoke, promoted in Colo. nel* Ratusay'e RegiMetit. Lieutenant Grahern Douglas, from the Sth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice lames, who exchanges: Charles . Stanhope O'efeera, Gent. to be Lii. sign, without oerchiese. lid Ditto, Robert Wills Mapowder. Cent. to-be Ensign; by pnrchase, vice promoted.. kph Ditto, Etisign Thot'nas Cox Kirleyeb a Lieutenant, by putchase; vice Gal }tine, promo:tel. 6.511; Ditto, Captain William White, from the 73d Poet, to be'eaptain, vice I.' Etoratige, whU exchanges. Lieutenant Robert Hawthorn, from It:At:pay of the 46th Foot, to be tieotenant, vice. Bramer, who exchanges. Ensign D o . itald Urquhart, front Half-pay of the 3ael Foot, to be En. sign, vice ralty, who exchanges. 66th Ditto, Ensign . George Nicholls ft') be Lieutenant, by Bpurchase, vice Stokes, who retires: Ensign John utt tier to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Riddell, pro. rooted in the 57th'Foot. 7.3. e Ditto, Captain Cuy . G. C. I.'Estrange, front the both ?mt. to be-Captain, vice White, who exchanges. 7sth Ditto, Captain.Lientenant Alexander Stewart. tp be , Captain, without purelikse, vice Ittovvrtrige, promoted in Cott:l'4i Champagne's Regiment. Lieutenant Jenathan 010wtic triAie Captain-Lieutenant, vice Stewart. 70th Dino, Ensign Thomas Fulton to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice. Hay, promoted. . • /Withal, Lieutenant - tinsar Colclough to be Captain, by purchase, vice Strickland, who retires. , il9th Ditto, Lieutenant 11. Co,, from Half-pay of the 77th root, to be Lieutenant, vice Atkin, who. exchanges, re ceieiag the Ditfereni.e. 9 . 0 . n Ditto, Ilewetson. Cent. to he Second Lieute nant by purchaie, vice Macdonald, promoted in t h e 9 6 t h Foot, ' - r - Queen's German Regiment, Ensign D. P. N. bliehel to be Lieutenant, by purchase, viee Pimlico promoted in the 27th Foot. Ensign Roger Tomlin, trout Half.pay of the 135th foot, to he Ensign. - . Sled' Corps, Captent.Thomas - rbuthnot, from Haltepey o f the late SO West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice itro%vitrig,g, appointed uti Assistant-Quarter.Master-Gene. Colonel Champagne's, Regiment, Lieutenant Alexander Barry, from the sotit root, to be Captain. w West Italia Regiment; Captain Charles Proughton to be Major, by purensar, 'vice Mit ter, who retires. 4th KOyitl C;3ttium 13;ittliii011," Lieutenant Charles Maebean, from the .pst Foot, to be .I..Leutenant, vice St irling, placeel on the Retired Lint. STAFF. Lieutenant-General the Honourable Hen!) , Fox to he Cotnatander of His Majesty's, Forces in Ireland. Major William Nicholson, ot tot Tut Foot, to be Deputy Anjutaitt:Genend to the King's Troops serving in Indi o , mh it the Rank or Lieutenant-Colonel in theArtny, vice Robertson, who resigns. • T o 4t 4)-sirtaNte to the Qmiefer. Alavee-Ceneral Df the Forces. Lieutenant-Colonel Willoughby_ Gordon, from the B;th yoot. Arajor. Hudson Lowe, from the Royal Fuzileers. 111.ijor W. Howe De Lancey,,froin the 4stli Foot. , c a p t ain Henry Fox Prowitrigg, from the Stall' Corps, with the !tank of Major in the Army. • • HOSPITA I. STAFF. I)tit'Arif Alexander Robertson to.be a Fleputy I rispeani of Hos. pii,Lis in the I Sland of Jamaica, vice Lind, who'retires on . • L.: Kiateisen, Gcnt, to be Surgeon to the Ponces., ilruva Gmlemor avd roman,' Cavalty. - Hutchinson, Gent.. to be Cornet, vice Taylor, de. ceased. STOCKS, 'ADAY. bldia Stock IE2 3 India Bonds -s. prem. ilicherl. Bills par is. is. dis. Fundable ditto imeni, . 3d Exchequer Bills dis. :riper. 3 per Cent. Ohio Ann. (Go Cons. tor Open. $O 6t sglooi - - Bank Stock :491 150 N.AVY S per Leil'• 944 41 4 5 Per Cum 11 971 93iii Ittsll 5 per Cent, per Lent. Con. 74 3i 3 per Cent.lted. 37,1 9 3 per C. Cnn. shut I;.ink 1.. Ann. 17a6 LoNvorf: Printed by RUCHANAN9 , 4/ (orßow.s tree, Covent-Garden) ; and Published: by W ILL) Am AR !Arc ea Sct rrs (of Smith Molton-street, Grosvenor-squ.acji., At the Svil.o)7los, No . riz; Strand ; w h ere ita r vettitemento, Ordtro tor the Pap e r, •• Laws fur the Edi tor, &c, (12g-paidj, must be addressed. ..----- --- gni .. tliVin_u_st;in 14 Eight . thee' v 1 aßesponsibility Ileviate from the general S pi, con. ion 'AA pieculiar branch; the sanittiori of Wb esltlieELesNs isP Professional lteriMmei not stu.)iperioarititye:ti'lltusive bears i•ave I devoted my 1n.:v..44x to tile elc f treatment of Three Disorders and.the successful 010 6 16 lam any plan gives me additional armor to oppose, ai la :„ mot am e, the ravages of those Complaints which ate fr ' precipitancy of important in the Catalogue of fiurhati I ittirmitiet. e 0 . Aster initiation into every Branch, as an AtnlY On sin' dl _formed a wish at aii early period of practice to rest tilt equally dangenmi ividuals from the ignorance of uneducated men. °I. 'The Three Disorders, to the Cure' of which I• iltflVLes E. voted my attention, comprise every species of ,„„-,; tilt' ' It E A 1., IN I. E C.TI ON, whether of a recent or r,"-froto ration: idly, All kinds of Alebitit) 'Whether '..061.iti- fair the habits of school-boys, or ,theinhildrices (n. T'Lvro ' age: And, lastly, t tar derange:neat of the' rtenili'l' mess whichjs called 13ARRENNESS; ST I' ti.••••• 1 ts Qr • has. Numerous Diseases ate the rdsult of ignorance, or , „,i. in the treatment of a simple;Gonorrhtini; anti It 11 ta „,,,,soneki b general ibradoionars, do frequently happens .tat, the seeds of Lite ;trey— . , oe, the miliscrenun,of an ungiorded hour. -1 ..ry a 6uperioi Iwo th& ,uch Complaints are easily cured; and, even vi -a: pet others hoe failed, 1 trust that I may presume to u, ,pet • , . - tit - ii trt, , Few, however' • • are the cases of comelkatid 4-'5 ,or this disorder, Cuiripared 'with. the calamitous iituatioil to Men, who, from an indulgeisse ,in a solitary 'act t di-tate pretalent .galeties 01 a fastuonable life, acqw,c 1"-e• "';act'b of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence pernicious habits.. • ' , 1 '• . but; Where the unhappy sufferer broods over li's miser, 0.0„ carefully conceals his misfai-turiet it may be s'Aliec,:t'at Luton t:-r hurt to know, that although it be all °;,,,ial doubt or tuu:ertainty with ozher Practiti nets, ta ,f.,c,i,,,vs— of. these fleiicier,cles by the ~Viittitai proros of',se,'• riot non, is the acquire:tuna of Yoy f,xperiencz; Ai "1 • our,, °I Bacchus ,or Vus began to rotative Willy vigro, much anxiety wilt be prcverit,,ut by ~ an carry C"ll,,tf,rear tion of this fanguid, State.; and in these cases, ill' " difficulty will oixiir, ' •' - • t 0,41 but where this Dell4icncy has for years exismt, Viol. pereverancu is litchi p..ihsabiv eiliiiiiic. to revive tit ,s_. 6criag Vita of Lite,. and to re-an:awe the Constii itiatiititoi MAR lED WOliff.N, who have long oeen 4103,0'0,0in in their expeda'tions (1r d• Family, may be at•sa""-`1 kill, most instances, 'such tieteCii arc Itlptblo by Modic xiog, totem The secresy.- whit;: is so essennal to iny 11- ,-orrn and-the qualinc.rtionti which 1 have prat:Wiled £0 state. ..,01 • - witzi •-• the basis tit iiiv inetentions, awl iii i;chricioen , .aitej "1 at) this intimation is given, that I'vfr lime maY ••-• c 0 tio personany, or by Letters' (inclosing a .small Nete/,,, ;or, house, No. 29, A rutdel.- street, Strand; ,rm'ar TeriT,,:t:l, -- Vie-c• san additional Elltf32lCe in ‘i• At"" '- 4 • • • . *limning, ai:!I the N :Line is on both the doors. , .i1e„,,,, Martin !4r;':, Niernber ~, the koval (±).12::::62.....7„:„......." Clstlecl,y Gentlemen and Yeomans . ) , Cavalry. William Dickenson, jun.- Esq. to be Captain, vice Stevens; deceased. &rex Gen&Men and Yeomanry Canal. y. (oseph Grove, Cent. to be Cornet, vice Mott, Aviv) re signs. Thninrier Gentlemen and Yeonfanly Cavaby. Lieutenant George Walters to be Captain, vice Nanning, w ho resigns. - Cornet William Banger to be I.i4.4ltenant, vice Walters. Robert Jeanc Bryant, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Banger. Northamyonshire Centlentex and Yeomans,. Cavalry. Henry Barne S2wbridge, Cent. to be Cornet, vice Hanbury, who resigns. Oruiestty Rangers Gull!omen and Yeomanly CavaAy. William _Morrall, Gent. to , be Cornet, vice Rogers, who resigns. • Ralph Croxon, Cent. to be,Cornet,' vice Parrv, promoted. ' Ppnterder, Geneennin and Yromattiy Caralv. Osborn: Tylden, cent. to be . Cornet, vice Fairman, who resigns. COUN . y Of Sliding Gendbnin and .Yiontatny caValcy. - Bruce, Esq. to be Captain. john Baird, Cent, to be Lieutenant. Alexander Smith, Gent. to be Cornet. Ryal Eat: India antfavrolunteet. 3d Regiment—=Major the Honourable William Elphinstone to he Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sir John Smith Burges, de , ceased. William Adair Jackson, Esq. to be Major, vice Elphinstone. • Pendornir AirilletiP Volunteers. !MC Mimes, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Henry Williams, Esq. to be. ieutenant-Colonel. fohn Hooton, Esq. to-be Major. To be Captains—John Bellhonse, Esq. loin Harris, Esq. John Richards, E,sq. James Bull, Esq. William Lake, To b: First LietittilAtttS—Barnet Barnetson Falck, Gent. Robert Hattibly Pliiipe, Gent. Edward Angove, Gent. Anthony Willianix, Gent. George Williams, Gent. Wit. liala Moon,- (lent. James Byrn, Gent. Francis Pinder, Gent. - To be Second Lieutenants—Robert 'Napton, Gent. Samuel Corfield,Gcat. Thomas Lovell Bell, Gent. William Brush, Cent. - robe Chaplain, WiMini Baker; Clerk. To be Quarter-Master—Robert Napton, Gent; • To be Surgeon—fames Dunn Trevoso, Gent. Ctorges roluniters. Philip Earl of Chestelfield to be'Colonel. Right firm !obit Lord Thynne to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Richard flarrison, Esq. to he Major. T. be Captains—Elward Hawthorne, Esq. Robert Mans bridge, E.q. George ll:Vincent, Esq. lobo Baker, Esq. Charles Freeman, F.sq.. To be Captain.:Lieutenant--Thomx; Greatorex, Esq, To be Lieutenants—Frederick Augustus Walter, Gent. Charles Harris, Gent. Francis Ansel!, Gent. Cyprian Cottrell, Gent. George Willingham,Gent. Thomas Ram say Cooper, Cent. To be Adjutant—Frederick Augustus Walter, Gent. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 2ISt Ingtallt. For Brevet L icuteriant-Colonel ' Burton Gage. Barbutt, from the 73(1 Foot, to be Lictitenant-Colonel in Colonel Cham pagne's Foot, Read Brevet Lieutenant=Colonel Burton Cake Batbutt, from the 73c1 foot,. to be Lieutenant-Colonel in Colonel Ram say's Regiment of Foot, • Con:intoions in the Derbyshire Militia, signed by the Lon , / I.,kts. ltnaP ‘ ll. To be Captains,—Thomas Hallows, Esq. vice John Bain brigge. Dated March la, 1799. John Slater Wilkinson, Esq: vice lames Sltuttleworth, resigned. Dated April it , 180. To `be 3 Lieutenants—Thomas Salt, Gent. Dated "Novem, bet to, i 798. Anthony Williams, Gent. Dated November as. i79S. Samuel Wright, Gent. Dated as above. Sam ue l Statham, Gent. Dated September 25, 1 799. John Elan, Gent. Dated as above. G.ayeri Miller, Gent. Dated tober 30, 1799. Thomas Nadault, Gent. Dated April r;corge Turner Goodwin, Cent. Dated as above. Themes whelldon, - Gent, • Dated as above. Richard Nadauld,.Gent. Dated as above. - George Webb, Gent. Dated as above. Samuel 'Curtail, Gent.. Dated as above. Richard Clay, Gent. Dared as above. To be Ensigns—Robert Davison, Gent. Dated May 13, 1797. William Russell. Gent. Dated February t, t 798. Samuel Statham, Gent. Dated August zs, I.uke Abbott, Cent. Dated as ahiye. Gaven Miller, Gent. D.Sterl Nov. 2i, 1798. George Chawncr, Gent. Dated as above. 'Thomas Nadauld, Gent. Dated Idly 25, 18,1. Gcorge Turner Goodwin, Cent. Dated August 25, 1801.. t the Stirling, Dumbarton. Clackrnannan. and Kinross Regiment of North British Militia, Jived by the Lard Liegtowat of lloosbartwtshire; William Cunniilgliame Cunninghime Graham, Esq. to be Lieutenant-colonel. Dated December 24, lEoz. John Cllri,tie, Is q, to be Captain. Dated February 36'. A nCit., Hunter Sprowle Crawford, Esq. to, be Lieutenant. Dated December IS, .0312. • Coinwirshui in the Hants Militia, Jignid by the Loa Lieutenamt. Dula May 23 , tBo3, North Hants. John Durhy. Esq. to be Captain, 'vice Wildey, resigned. Lcunard Gent. to be Ensign, vice Alice, resigned. • 'South Hants. Thomas Edmund bowfin, Cent. to be Lieutonant: amtmituoit4 ist at Royal South Lincoln Militia, tigned by iht Lord Hooke, Esq. - to be Captain. Dated Miy t 65, t 801. - Cowell. Esq. to he Captain. Dated May t 7 , 1803. chard Llewellyn, Cent . to be Ensign: Dated May 16, 1803. Commlulon in tbe Norfolk Militia, 4lgned 6y :4 Lord Lient. Western Regimentl—Alfred Burton, Gent.. to be Bnsign, vice l'ltoinpson, promoted. Datcd May tB, tBe3., Commis:lour hi the Staffordshire Militia, :lewd 1y the Lira' Lear. tyrant. Arthur Edwards Gent. to be Lieutenant.. 'Dated April 12, 3 , W ilkinson, Gent. to be' Ditto. Dated Ap r il' 18, 1803. John Dutton Colt, Gent to be Ditto. _Dated April 27, tBo3. Commission In the Anglesey Militia, signed by the Lord Lieu • tenant: Dated April ig, ;803. • . William Lewis Hughes, Esq. to be Major-Commandant. adjutant B. Spat row to be Captain by Brevet. John l'ike, Gent. to be Lieutenant. lohn .Pritehard to be Surgeon. Cummits:ons J . the Com Missioners of Lieutenancy. of the Cony of 14u,./ar the Regiment of Militia of the Counties of Ross, Sutherland, Caithness, 'and Cromarty. TO be Colonel.—,Franzis .Lord Seafortii. Dated Islovgmber 6, 1802. To be Captains—Forbes Nl`Kenzie Esq. late Captain in the ad North British Militia, Dated March 21, ander NllK'enzie, Esq. Dated April. 2, 4E03. John Mac - kenzie, Esq. late Captain in the 71st Regiment. Dated April I, 0103. John 11 , 1‘Ketizie, Esq. late Captain in the Ross-shire Fenctbles. Dated April.{, :803. To be Lieutenants—Thomas Ito.ze: vateci March 21, 1803. Roderick Al , Kenzie. Mucci .March 03.03: A lexandi.r Gallic. -Dated March 24, AO3. David Ross. Dated March as, 1803. - - ' • TO be Ensigns John M'Pherson. Dated March at, ifie3. lohn Dated March 22, 1303. ROss. Dated March 23, 1803. Williatn M`Kactl. Dated Nlarch 14, tBO3. To be Surgeort--larnes Wishart, M. 0. Dated April 2, IEO3, Commissions in the West Kent Militia, signed 4y the Lord Lieu. tena4l. Stephen Hooker, Gent. to he Ensign. Dated May 18, 1803. -- Bishop, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated May 19, 1803. Comorrirriorrs 'be Ayreshire Regiment of North British Mi. litia, signed by the Lerd Lieutenant, Ensign Robert M‘Dermeit Fergushill to be Lieutenant, vice Vim Cameron, appointed to the Invalids. Dated April i 5, tgo.i. George Browne, Gent. •to be Ensign, vice John Bell, resigned. Dated as above. Ensign . Patrick Auld to he Littitnant, vice Andrew Campbell, Cent, resigned. Dated May 6,433. Connsissicins in the City of Edinburgh Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Captains-.—john nor, Esq. Dated April as, William Cheyne, Esq.. Dated as above. John Theinp, on , Esq. Dated May 9, tBo3. Duncan Drummond, Esq Dared as above. C.mmisthns in the Hertfordshire Militia, signed e L:r.! Lieutenant. • To be lklajorH:Captain .Robert Chesser. Data d :6, To be Captains-- Lieutenant Hon. Jain- s W4lte, Dated Jan. an, 1803. -Lieutenant Thomas Baucutt Mash. Dated Feb. 21, 1803. Lieutenant kredetick-Vandermeulen. Dated February 24, . 003. Lieutenant William Lewis. Dated February 27, To be Lieutenants--Ensign W_nt. Chapman Fowl:. Date d Feb. Feb. 18, 1 8 03 . Ensig n Tho. - Byron, Dated Ntirch 18, ;Sol. 'to be Ensigns—James Singer 13urton, Dated March 19,,18,3. George Jones. Dated 'March 40, iBO3. Joseph Maxwell. Dated March 27, 1803. John Searaneke. Dated April 9; .1803. To be Quartdr-Master,,with Brevet Ensign--Joseph Lane Dated Mach 21, Ito 3. • . - To be Assistant-Surgeon—Joseph Maxwell. Dated March 2 7, 003. Commis:l9ns in the Cfxfordshire Militia, ri- s nt.l by the - • Lie 'rennet. To be Colonel. William Gore Langton, Esq. Dated Oelo b:r 4, 1798...'' To be Lieutenant-Colonej—Eraneis Sad:rine Lloyd, Esq • Dated April 5, 1803 To be Alapr—lohn Hory. Tilson, . Esq. 1803. To be Captains of Comp,arrielt—John Psq. Dated - May zr, 1798, Thomas' - Peirott, Esq. Dated Almost 23, •1798. Afartin Wall, Esq. Dated May 11, 1301. John Stratton, Esq. Dated 04lohor 3, 1802. ilonotirable Evelyn Pierpoint Dormer. Dated March 25, Iso3. George Fortcscue Turvile, Er.q . Dated M.,reh 25, iBO3. Charles runes Clifton, Esq.' Dated Dec. 7 ' . 184:. To be Lieutenants —Samuel- P. Newall, Gent Dated Feb-8, 1797:. William Glanville. Gent. Dated April 9, 1793. Ro bert 1.) dall, Gent. Dated April' 1, t 798. Robert irclelicr, Gent. Dated May tz, 1798. Thomas Y. Eldritte, Gent. Dated as above. Henry Maunde, .Gent. Dated Sept. 14, 1798. David Stockford, Gent. Dated Ott. 1f,'1798. I 5r..,,c Newton- Litwrence; Gent. natedf April 6. 1803. • lohn Kent, Gent: Dated April 6, 1803. John Goldfinch, Gent. Dated 6, 1803. John Digweed, Cent. Dated Mac 8. 1803- To be Ensign, George, WOntld, Gent: Dated October 29, 1798. " • To be Paymaster— Lieutenant Henry Maunde. To be Surgeon—William Stephens, Gent. To be Quarter-Master--Lieutenant .David Stockford. Commissio iigned by Ms iliajely. • Captain Charles James Clifton to be Adjutant. BANKRUPTS. Deed :April 5. Thomas ITobbs, of Barking, Essix ' dealer, to surrender Tune 14,.and July 9, at twelve , at Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Bodtiold, Laurence-lane. 'Cheapside. John . Harmer, of Tunbridge, Kent, baker, Jute-3, 'kat one, and July 9, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Mr. Stone, Tunbtidge Welk ; or Mr. lolinson; Ely-Place, London. Thomas Weston Lewis, of Falmouth, merchant, June 4, at ten. t t, and July 9, at twelve. at Guildhall, London,' At ' tornies, Mr. Reardon, Corbet-court, Graf-I:chum:l-street, London ; or Mt. Tressider, Falmopth. • James Challener, of Coventry, vidualler, June t;, t 6, anrl July 4, at eleven, at tite liing's,llead Inn, Coventry. At tornies, Messrs.' Inge and Carter, Coventry. ,Wm. Alarkham,of Cottingham, Yorkshire, merchant. One 9, 19, and July. 9, at eleven, at' the George Inn, Kingsarar, u ion-Hull. Attornies, Mr. Rosser, Kirby -street Hatton- Garden ; or Mr. Dickinson, Kingston-unon4l6ll. Thomas 13inns and James Brown, of tottenham-street, engine-mantriaaurers, June 4, tl, and July 9, at one, at Attorney, Mr. Orrell IVin - ley str-er Ckfurd , - ••• . • street. fames Wilde,.. John Watts, and )ohn Roddy, of Upper Thames-street, wholesale grocers, June 7, tS, atAl f diy 9, • lit ten, at GuildhAl. Attorney, Mr. Dann, Th.r,-4,1;icc,!1. , street. [DIVIDENDS and CLR TI 1.1 C‘A ?ZS Tb-lIIQUOIV.] HICKS's.IIALL, MAY zB. PL.4.he 7,evi, F . lizabeth . Levi (her mother), a 4,,,, 'Redman were indite(' for a conspiracy, in at_ . tempting to murder the bastard child ofrhmbe Levi, on the 3d of April, near Aldgate. The particulars are already':very fully before the Pahlic, frorn their public examination before the City Magistrates. It appeared upon the trial that, as is usual in cases of conspiracy where there are but . few parties, and all' of them are' . indided e it was impossible _to prove the conspiracy. There were, however, other - counts,' charging . the Prisarieri - separately with an assault, with intent-to kill, and also with a cominOniissaulr. The intention of the old worn;ti (Mrs. E. Lev i) was clearly substantkited by the persOns, Who had seen her attempt to put .the child down a gully-hole, near 6ell.alley ; but there was not any evidence to prove that either Ph(rbe (the mother -of the c:iild) or Mrs. Rednian "were in any manner accessary., , Thcy, were consequently acquitted; but the old woman (the grand.mother of the child) was found guilty, and sentenced to be imprisoned twelve months,. _and at the end of, the first month to be put in the pillory near Whitechapel Church for one hour at noon. The Court was Uncommonly crowded, and the speaators appeared highly gratified with the conviction and sentence of the old woman. Mntistow-House.—Saturday several watermen were brought before • the LORD MAYOR, charged with not wearing their badges. Spate of them ap peared with the badges in their bats ; but s aid they were deterred by Others,,whohaa threatened todrown the first that wore a badge..• One of the refradoty watermen confessed he had said, " he would give him a rivetrer,. and if in his power he should not swim." "flee LORD 'MAYOR ordered "this man immediately to find bail for his good behaviour, and fined him (Orly shillings for having rowed two gentlemen withotit his badge. His Lordship, told the Water- Men-their resistance of the Law• was a sure way to make the regulation enforied ; that . he understoa . some of them 'had Made very free with his name for having done his duty. He said he only complied with the Law, as,he was amenable, as well as they, if he did nor. SHIP NEIM.. CRAVYSYND, MAY 27. Passedby—the Cleopatra, Davenport, from Havre; Arne lit, rttltner, twin Ant►verp ; IlannA, Ray,. 6nd Skeene, Wood„from Monet. Sallad•--the Paulina Sophia, -, far Rotterdam; Char lotte Anna, Conney, and Kitty, Hughes. iffIRIZIED On Thursday, Captain Gravatt, of the Royal Engineers, to,Miss Hartcup, daughter of Colonel Hartcup. On Saturday last, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Ri chard Manby, Esq. to Miss Lawrell, daughter of arc late lames Lawrell, Esq. of Lower Grosvenor-strcet DIED. • On Thursday, at his house at Stoke Newington, Thomas Richards, Esq. The •same day, at Abbots Langley, Heats, Miss A. M. Street. P RICA OF 3ATU r • NEW NIE'DICiNE ACT. At thz only Warehouse for Dr:' ES's POWDER, No. 4s, St.:Paill's,Clitarch-yaul, London. - r HE following NIMICINES, are Sold, at tht 1. Prices annexed, including the tainp Dutiei; aadas it is enaried, that from tfu:, Ist of Sepreinher, the Stamps should be applied to all Ploprietary AleLii‘ines , 4 well for Poreign as for Home ConsupiptiOn, and as a con siderable Addition is made IQ the Stamps, on the artieleirkl, , .. higher value, or these m bulk, the prices of Dr. 1 211 ' esif Powder will be in future St.. 9d. pet Packer, or,ll. ss. 6d. per Dozen ; but the quantity of a 13ozen Packets' in a Bot. tie (as made Lp for the Army and Navy) may be had for it. 4s. And as by favour of the Comm:ssioners of the.. Stamp lutes are prepared 'for M. Newbery's rate use, witn his .Jane engraved in each StamP, • the I' u! , lic will be , candtil to observe,, that the words,." P. NovberY; N O .• 45, St. Paul's," Are printed in the Stamps of all ' Medicines; ,and as it is presumed that this will be a self"! dent security • against _Counterfeits, his Signa rure on thi Labeis on Dr. fames's Powder viii be disconti aue d troni heneekirward. ' Stamps will be allowed eratis, as usual, to those cvhti purchase Halt a DuZen, or i i n,re...at a time, of the I°lv2c arieed artivics. a. a'. I U• Dr. James's Powder 9 Lozenges of Blois r l l Do. a Bottle - - o . reakesTinet.of Bark 4 9 Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Do. Huidiain's 2 DO. large BON 24 o , English Coffee - 2 Dr. Steer's Opodeidoe - '•2 6 Genitir? Arquebusade 8 0 Do. Cor.vtilsionOil z 6 Ormskirk Medicines 8 6 Do. Camomile Drop's t g tnglish's Scots Pills Do, Paregoric Lozenges t ti Fs , ...enceof Peppermint Berrv's 4 6 Grant's Drops • t 1 1 Dr. 'Austin's create Dr. llooper's Pills I tlf ditto 4 o Glass's Magnesia • 3 D:dby's Carminative 9 Henry's Ditto - 2 ESIk:UCCOICoItStiXA .3 6 Notion's prof's 5 A" Cephalic. Strait* . .o 9 Spilshury's Drnpi 5 6 Air. Spencz's Dentrifrice 4 o Dr. Solander's 'fel 24 , I..AWS:' Rheumatic:l 0 ino- . Ci.reenou's Tincture tore - •3 6 Do. Tutu LozenAes lif N. B. StampsAvith Mt: Newbery'S Name are affixed r,) the first twenty - Articles above enumerated ; and o OW, Persons, Nil it.ttlarly Servants abut Messengersoii,siakehl.i House, he is under the necessity re of .pointurg out, hilt at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest to' Cheiipside that it has a large White StUcanaell Front, on winch tho' lirools are inv:ribed : " THE ONLY WA R E.llOll , FOR Dk. TANIES!s POWDER." • 110.$1ERY: fIOoKE continues to have on Sale at hii Mott!. ;c1 fafto.ry and NottLklrm Warehous4 Nn 434 51.1- r an extensive and valuable Assortment of Ft .1S I EitY of 001 'description, which. for elqpnce, neatmess, tote, 4tul-qualjtft has never been etivalled, and, hi! Hatters hiiiiszif,. can P' ve,4 • be surpassed.- Ihe many ‘advanta4es possessthi over evorY c'oftiplcernie'ron‘ in th l~ tx line of i i r si dePa c t i iga s. bTe n a i tttle'eurocul,lailutidueguregli mired expence, he has brought his Ivlanufacfory, while ;her attbrii him an Opportunity of offering to the Public a variety. of Goods, sup m error in every respect to thoseof any ot her Per son, and tender all competition fruitless; alSo enable ho to accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale, ret 3l ll., ° „ r export trade. upon terms more moderate thini can posMVil be atio:dal by :my other House in Ivl:troPol4.. - The Ship MAItY. of St; john's, Canada.. riAPTAIN Thomas Oliver, M Ic ,elf a of the Mary, %.../ of St. John's, Canada, solemnly declares th at hiss' received a deal of begetit from Dr. Broduin's Nervous n o te dial ; likewise his Wire, Mary Ann Oliver, WAS al ,f retuced•to.Death's door, and was perfeCtly cured by rn s ' l li Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial, aftei being' given over the able Physicians in the Country ; likewiss. seve ral 01 Inhabitants of the Island have received great benefit 11.°41;"- above Medicines. Witness my Hand, THOMAS OL‘ • - A WORD TO THE WISE. . c o r it As a serious caution to all who,. tram the nature 0. • C9mp taints, .are obliged, to have recourse to that danaroitili; pr:paration Mertury. Mercury is certainly,' if t l ' o , vi rie . discretion, a•most noble and ettednal Cure for crerY 'l';;;St of Venereal ; but, on the. other band, there 1•101, an article in the whole 'Materia Mcdks so replete it,ll:' ger. Titus it a cold occurs when tinder coax s: or r 11 ( 1 1,, • traardinary.Mcdicine;it frequently leaves behin:t it t ii: 4i o o;v 4 Rheum:lt/it», Numbness in the Limbs, Paralytic, ',,7, 4 •10 nd which, o y '. Man s front course e v u c t u i t t 'o i orr (: n sus k is 1 t ti . 14: 11: ev a ;thn ::: : : )tri: r r hs:-u : s :w Elri‘esd c il t z . l .hen i r lit their b i l t z r l s r e : llvp i l e i : ea n p e ribt el :::ePn t r t l o o nS4): : : : ") t r : $1 : 17 u. Dr. IiRtXI),L , M.s po• • -"I' . ►c. 1 AN 4., heto rr r 1 . 1" tc enter into the Nlatihnonial State, the . n" 1 " - . wer'orin l Parent are the source of vexation to hint.the roman ,t. „ Usti. existence, by afflicting his innocent, but . ten. Wing', with the Evil, ti•uptionts . b,e .. 1 1 "L i I r t :',; .- ‘lllO l L'entl. and a variety' of other c ora/ 114ms' td.:• - , c , suredly ittreduccA 6y ; the same negreet and bate . . to The Botanical Syrup awl Restorative Nervous' pot be had at the DoCtor's House, No. 9, Albion-street, etottit tlesat as. 6.1. and is. id. (Duty iofind 4l); Losite and Co. aGte.o,lll(l.;!;:igoz,t,NoN.o4.2,l,;eo,on(i)hx,lol r;“..wstareedt: Holborn; Withers (bite Cockell'S) Medicine Warcivingc; - No- 2 2 9, Strand, Temple Bar; :b'utt's, _ ROA Mall; Williams, Perfumer to His Maesty', ? , 10. 4 1 0 4. 4ltail'si E. Newberv, Cornerof Paula Church yard' ; : c o i y uc al.: a a r c e it li a o h u g se e: HCi4hhi.isigtreatidololnu)ttliexrh,, No. 4, sltacv Ch:'4''-s • Burgeois, Amick and Son, No. 32, Haymarket ; wads Ba n k ; P - rct• • 6 ) Iti - s tri • vt ' "I ' site - 111e Panth:on . ; FKorilacng,;'DNru°. (32::,117ascitkacttina;o10).°1: Borough ; Bow-I a "I Arut tci'be kat of all the Baksellers awl Print ers 13 114 principal Mark et T owns i n - t h e United Kingdoms. i