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Ft'2rn, the LfiNDQV udizErtE, .7011). 30, II Soj. Int r. (eke, j'teb. fin, t 803. 3d Regiment of Draeoon Guaids, Captain Arthur Westin, Iron time 15th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vitae Step:henget, who exchanges, Comet Tiede to bt: Lie, mi. without purchase. sth it:!4itztent ot Foot, John Mixon, Cent. to be Cornet, rot ourcrtaie, vice:A y ward, who iciirea. 6th Duna,' Comet Andr , :w Ferguson to be Lieutenant, with.- ..out pOrchaae ist Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet John• Scott to be Lieu. teicatti without purchase.. 41il Ditto, Lieutenant James Holmes. trotu Half-pay of the bite 23d Light Dragoons. to by Lieutenant. 9th Regiment of Liaitt Dragoons. Lieutenant William Eb. Curt, front Hal t.pav or the late 24th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, Geor4e Ellice. Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Butterfield, promoted. 13,11 Ditto, Lieutenant Titomas Henry Bunti, from Half-pay of the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant.. 14th Ditto, Captain T. B. Harvey, from the New South Wales Corps, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Savary, who exchanges, tstit Ditto, Captain P. C. Stephenson, from the 3d Dragcxm Guards, to be Captain of al coop, vice Weston, who ek changea. 16th Ditto, Lieutenant Ponsonby Wire, from Half.pay of the late o3rl Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant. 38th Ditto, Lieutenant Caleb Underwood, from I-Wt . -poor time stat Light Dragoons. to be Lieutenant. SJ4I Ditto, Captain j,stiles,Waller, from Halt-pay of the 47th Font, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Ivlilbanke, who ex changes, receiving the ditferesice. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Cuards, Charles Doyle,nent. to bo Ensign, without purchase. —»,,,Thoroton, to he Ensign, without purchase. , , 311 Regiment of Foot Guards, Captain Charles Rooke to be Adjutant, vice Hunter, : promoted. Captain Heory Rooke to be Adjutant, vice Carey, promoted. as Regiment of toot, Mark Prager, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. 3d Ditto, Captain Hugh hlontgomery, from Half.pay °Mei .ph F'oOt, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant Fre. detia Chambers, item the Newfuutidliutd Feneibles, to be Lieutenant. 6th Ditto, Thomas Fletcher, Gent. , to be Ensign, without , ' purchase. 7th Ditto, Edward Stafford, Gent. to •be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ogilvie, promoted in the 4th. foot. Edward ialoutigtie Rains lord, Gent. to be Lieutenant, without pur. Maim. Vice Bernard; promoted. 6th Ditto, Daniel Donahoe, Gent. to be Ensign, wtthout • purchase. 18th Ditto, Edward Conner, Gent. to be Ensign. .Walter Coulson, (lent, to be Ensign. teat Ditto. Arthur Saunders, Gent. to be Ensign,, by pur chase. vice Hamel, who retires. astli Ditto, Lieutenant John japple, from Half-pay of the 17t11 Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Dolling, re. moved to the 57th Foot. 26th Duo, Captain Norman. Lamont, from the Half.pay of the Ist Foot Guards, to be Captain' of a Company. Hamilton, Cent. to be Ensign. ath Reyiineer or POol. Captain Peter Carey, from the 27th Light Dragoons to be Major. Captain John Frederick Brown to be Major. nth Ditto, K. P. Skinner, Gent. to be Ensign, without pun:ll3l4! knit Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Michael Edward .la. Cob, from the 76th Foot, to be Major. Ensign J. Percival Beaumont. :loin the slat Foot, to be Lieutenant. 36th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles neaumont, from Half-pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant. 39th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Maunsell to be Captain of a Company, by . purchase, vice Cameron, who retiree. 44th Ditto, litmus Peter Bertrend Debrisay to be Lieuten ant, without' purchase, vice Moore, promoted. Ensign Richard Turton to be Lieutenant, vice Whetham, pro. netted. 41st Ditto, john 'Low Lunden, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase. 47th Ditto, ------ Parsons, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Leslie, wituse Appointment does nut take place. sza Ditto, Chalmers,Cent. to be Ensign, without , -purchase. 33,1 Ditto, Lieutenant George Whetstone to be Captain of a 'Company, without purchase. t7th Ditto, Lieutenant James A. Dollinr,_ from the with Foot, to be Lieuteoant. Balguy. , Gerd. to be En. alert, vice Pierrepoint, whoa Appointment does not take place. 51th - Ditto, Major RiChard Buckley, from Hatf.pay of the 46.111 Foor, to be Major. Lieutenant Samuel Colberg, train the each Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Vera Hunt, Gem'. to be Ensign. 66th Ditto, Ensign Edward Crawford to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Thomas Hodson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice CrAWIOI4I, 6/r l l 'Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel Alexander Crosby fackaort, from the 1311 Fear to be'Malor. • ijd 1.7 , 111), Brevet Lieutenant.oolollCl Melds, from trio 67t0 •Fout i to be Major, vice •faeltson, removed to the 67th Foot. Ugh Ditto, Ensign, John, Flack to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice litlaX „e a :Aromoted. 3 0 th SerjeantoM tames Frain to be Ensign, with. 'out purchase. • ora I Ditto. Lieutenant Donald Macdonald to be Captain of a Comeany, without purchtee, vice Gordon promoted in the 1411*liattalion oT Reserve. Ensign. William Charles Grant to be otenant, without purchase, vice Mitchell, promoted. Ensign Donald Macbarnet to be Lieutenant, vice Mectlonaltl. Andrew Macpherson, Gent. to he En. sign. Isfew South Wales Corps,., Brevet ' Lieuteriant.Colocel Savvy, tram the oath Light Dragoons, to be Captain of 4 Ciaripany, vier Harvey, who exchanges. tst Battalion of Keserve, Captain John Slessor, from the late Royal Irish A ninety,. to he Captain of Company. John A (intoning, Gent, to be Ensign. Otto, Ram; Stapleton, Esq. Major of the late set Irish 1 encible CavaitY, tu be Captain of a CoMpaey, with tetn poraly Ronk ref the Army. George Lidwell t EEaq. Captain in ditto, to he . Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army, Lieutenant Min Mac Mahon, front Sniff-pay ot the ittli Foot, to be Lieutenant. Robert Lalor, . Gent. Lieutenant in the late is; ltish Fencible Cavalry, robe Lieutenant, with temporary hank in the Army. • 3d 'Battalion of • Reserve, -Lieuterentt Martin Leggett, from the 3tl Foot, to he Captain of a Company, Cornet john Major, from !Wt. : pay ache late 274 Light Dragoons, to be . 4th Ditto,• F.llers Petite!! Hopkins, Gent. o w he Ensign. sth Ditto. To be Captains of Complaint—Lieutenant John }ober o:on, from the Stith Foot. Lieutenant James Grant. lotto a 241 Light Dristions. Cliarlea Miller, F. 59. late M.ior or thin teat %Vest India Regiment, with temporary Hann: iii the. Army. 1 nincis Hardwick, Esq. late Captain in [to' tint Font, whit temporary Rank in the Army. ' no Le titc,thritl sionald,Gent Lieute n ant in the late l'intihfuo l'citeintu . C4valty, with temporary !tank In the Amity. lames' 144triaay, Cent. Lieutenant in the late Pei t ;hire Feneible Cavalry, with temporary Rankin the `Po be linsignt—David Pringle,Gent. Mango Ituchan,Gent. To be Adjutant', With the Rank of and Ad. 'antes Reid, train the loth Vogl. li;it Ditto, David Price, Esti. late a' Captain 111 the 44th oet, to be Captain of a Company,,, with temporary Rank ;1, the Atirty• • i• • „ di :litho, ensign ratriee. 11441114.11, Mtn 1141keig of the Footoo lA' Lto.ign. &towel, Blake, Gent. late a Lieutenant in the Stittnik Feneibles, to be Ensign. En. sno Inlet Beale to be Adimant, 0 1 ' DO I ., I,4utenank Paterlol4, front 11411:paV Of the aoth foot, to be Lteutertaht. Francis A Mutt, • to he Ensign. Lieutenant 'Flormas Windsor, front the 6th - West India Regiment, to be Adjutant, with thit Rank of Lieutepaiir. . oath Ditto, Hickman Charters Gent. to be Ensign. ot, t - po wl woo al ai Maine,, Eu e : late itiajor of, the Mt t , tuttt lir:ieotea. to be A:,iptain of a Company, "with tent. csorari •Rank in the A Ge b,. io be , t3tll Ditio—To he Captains of Companies, Linn. Alexander larittr, front thin, 53d Foot, Lieutenant %V. P, Carroll, from,the loth' Foot,. John Usher,' Esq. Captain in time Loa Aberdeen Fenetbles, With' temporary Ralik in the Atniy. To he Et t ajgri—A Ilan Nraclean, Gent, Lieutenant in the late A nerde,4o rencibles. To he Atnititant, with the Rank of Ensign—Hugh Madean, Gtatt. Captain in the late Aberdeen I,Attalion of Reserve, 'Jahn Hay', Gent. to be Ensign. James Berwick, Gent. to be Ettaigo— tsth Ditto, Lieutenant Neil Ctickb%trn, from the 4th West. India Regiment, to be Captain of a Company. Lieute. mint Cod, from Irtalt 7 pay of the loth Light Dra goons, tO be Lie.otettaut. To be Ensigns—Lieutenant Duncan Forbes, from the East York Militia. Ensign john Cartei trorn the Ist W ent Vork Militia. john White, Gent.. Lieutenanti n the Lite' York Feneibles. 16th Ditto, Cotter, Cent. to be Ensign. BREVET. Captain Lcvet Ibbetson, ofthe 2Stit Foot, to be Major lathe Army. Cottldth4ioti dated Alril 2g, 18oz. STA F tr.• Charles GorOn, Esq. Paymaster of the 2d Battalion Royals, to but Paymaster of a Recruitiog Distriet. New Brumwici Regiment lf Fencibk bfantry. Serjeant-Nlajor Holland, from-the 40th Foot, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign. scjeant litukt, front tl443ti Foot, to be Quarter. • blaster. Canadian Regiment of Feneibte Infantry. Captain William Ellice, from the Newfoundland Fencibles, to be Captain of a Company. Captain Dugald Campbell, of the late New Brunswick Re giment, to be Captain, with temporary Rank in the Army. Cornwall Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. . Hoc. John Eliot to be Captain. Dorset Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. The Earl of Dorchester to be Colonel. Hon. Lionel Darner to be Lieutenant. Colonel. James Frampton, Esq.. to be Major. • To be Captains—Richard Travers, Esq. Thomas B. Bower, Esq. Hugh C. Haines, Esq. Tu be Lieutenants--John Herbert Browne, Gent. Charlton B. Wollaston, Gent. Edward Daily, Gent. Gent. Tu be Cornets—John Gould, Gent. Ilumphry Weld, Gent. Loyal Islington Volunteer Cavalry. John Proelor Anderdon, ; , ..sq. to be Captain. „. Richard Hewitt, Gent. to Lieutenant. Thomas Whilechurch, Gent. to be Cornet. Kent Gentlemen and 3 "emality Cavalry. Edward Taylor, Esq. , to be Captain. Hogessen Hugesten, Gent. to be Lieutenant. " • Richard Haltbrd, Gent. to be Comet. • .East Lothian Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. Leird•Binning to hd Captain. Robert Hay, Gent. to be Lieutenant. . • Northamptonshire Gentlemen and Yeomanry aver,. Thomas Carter, Esq. to be Captain. Yoriabirf; Wat Riding, Nora Regiment of Gentlemen Yeomanry and L'aval:y. William Carr Fenton, Gent. to be Cornet. 2d Regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers.' lat Battalion---Lieutenant Neil M•Vicar to be Captain, vice Sir P. Murray, who resigns. Ensign Colin Dunlop to be Lieutenant, vice •Nl'Vicar. Charles Fozard, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Napier, who resigns. lames Fylie,Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dunlop. Royal Leith Polar:tiers. . TO be Captains--john Alexander Graham, Esq. Robert Ogilvie, Esq. Andrew Watson, Esq. Robert Strung, - . birnie Browne, .Esq. Richard Scougal, Esq. lames PC.1i4116. Esq.. Charles Anderson, Esq. John Cheyne, "Esq. William Mylne, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Ruben ihicigeon, Gent. John Weir, Walter Cassel‘, Cent, Wall Paitison,Gent. Da v id Mur ray, Gent. Ruben Mowbr,iy, Gent. George Gillespie, Gent, Adam Bisset, Gent. Thomas Henderson, Gent. lames Scales, Gent. William Crow, Ge n t. Robert Wit son, Gent. To be Ensigns—lohn Sharp,Gent. William Oliphant,Gent. William Douglas, Gent. William Lundell , Gent, l'eter Lame, Cent. Min Paul, Gent. Edward Cundell,Gent, Robert Kerr, Gent. To be Adjutant, Robert Alexander, Cent. To be Chaplain, Rev. Dr. Robert Dixon. Ailid Lothian Volunteer 41111kry, Dr. Patricklrskine to be. Surgeon. • - Surtex Henry•Thiirloe Shailwell, Esq. to he 6ptain. Nathaniel 'Whop, C;ent, to be Lieutenant. William Andrews, Gent. to be Cornet. MILMOitANDUM. The Appointment ot Captain I. C. Smith, from HaV.PaY ofthe toth Your, to be Captain in tlw id Regiment of Foot, acumen in the Gazette ot the tath inst. has not taken place. The Appointments of Captain Benjamin Brornhethl, tro , n Half-pay ot the late agth Llght Dragoons, to be Captain; snd Adjutant James Wilson, ftom Half.pay ot the Torbert Feoeibles, to be Ensign in the ilist Regiment of Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the iath insta n t, h as not ta kenialiii:e. The Appointment of Rob ert Smyth. 'Gent. to be. Ensign in Colonel Gower's Battalion of Reserve,' a* stated in the Gazette of the toh instant, has not taken place. The, Appointment of Quarter-Master .Andrew Herbert son, from Halt-pay of the 92d Foot, to be Quarter. Mister in the sid Reginont of Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the lath nwant, has not taken place. FaRATA in the G mite of the tith ultimo- 46th Foot, For John Jordan, Gent. to be Ensign, by put. chase, vice Ktriber, promoted—re ac t John Jordan, Gent , to be Ensign, by purchase, yiett,B ote h er , pr o moted. In the .Gazette.of the i6th instant. For Thomas Hawkins, Esq. late o f t h e 3 d F oot ,. t o be Cap, Lilo, with temporary Rank in the Army—read Thotnai Hawkins, Gent. to be ii„n 4llo . For 6 7 th Rforhoht of Foot, Ensign Thomas Moyle, from the gth Battalum at. Reserve, to be Adjutant,. with the Rank of Ensign—read ijd Regiment of Foot, Ensign Thonias Moyle, from the 9th Battalion of Reservo, to be Adjutant, with the lank at Ensign. Conentiision: iPs the Stirlingshire Regiment Of North British Militia, ilea G.y am Lord Litilloposo. Tu be Captains--William) Bain, Esq. late a - Lieutenant-Ca. lonel in the 97th Regiment of Foul,. Dated June 28, 1803. Robert Richard Maitland, Esq. late Major in Breadulnane Pencil)les. Dated June 29, iBe2. Thomas Wuoru, Esq. late Captain in Fileshire N neibles. Dated lune 30, 1803. Adjutant Alexander Campbell, to serve with tbs., Ronk of Captain. Dated lune 27, iBo3. Ewing, Esq. Captain in the late Lanark and . Dumbartonshire Fencible Cavalry. Dated luly•te, , To be Lieutenants—Quarter-lvlaster James Smyth, late of the 31st pour, to serve with the Rank of Lieutenant. Dated May 17, 1203, , Ensign James Finlayson, vice Campbell, appointed Adjutant by His hlajeaty. Dated June 28, '7U be Ensign—lames Maidmetit, late of the North York Militia. Dated June 29, 1803. To be Quarter-Master—lames Smyth. Dated May 17, tib3. conmlsika In the Huntingdonshire Militia, ugned 6j Ms Lord kitutirnao. Anthony innyt Stakes, Esq. to be Captain. . Dated lunc 20, 1803. Commitriot signed by the Lord Lieutenant for the Couxty of Hun tingdon.. Sir lames Dqberley, l‘nt. to be Deputy. Lieutenant. Pored July' 2, 1803. Commission: In the r. cm); Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. George Lee, Eaq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated July 9, 18)3, John Crosse GtxUalVe Cmsse, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above folio Malinger Arnold Wallinger, ESC!. to be ditto, Dated as above... John Hopkins Dare, Esq. to be ditto.. Dated as above. Last Regiment—Lieut enant k o h l) Hall, from the Half-pay of the 41st Reginient, to be Ensign. Dated tune z # , t s o3 . William Langstatte, to be ditto. • D'eteo..lul,Y 7, 14. West Regiment—J os eph emitter Gordon to be Lieute3nant, vire Phillips, resigned. Dated tune 23, ISo3. Sturgeon .Sireitit to be ditto. Dated Italic 29,' iso3. Jeremiah Fo a ke r tube Ensign. Dated tune 13, 1803. Henry P4Stalti 4) be ditto. Dated July-19, 1803 - Connrrisrlons In thi InvernesS, UGC. Reintent of North B r i t i s h Militia, siva rty the Lor d Lieutenant, Robert Fras.,r, ES(.l.'• try be Captain, vice Alpin Grant, re. signed. Dated June.l3, iBoy. . Ensign Dupla Cameron to he Lieutenant, vice Robert Lawson, resigned. Dared June 1/10.3. William . Robertson, Gent, to be ditto. a ded J u l y I , ig oil l a me s Grant, Gent. to be E ns i gn , vise Cameron, IHMTIOteti. pa ! ect ,June 18, 1803,1 Cohn miKe liz i e , G en t: t o be 44E0, vice Robert Stewart, re • sigtio.l. Dated tune so, 1 80 3. Lodotick Grant, ( lent- to • be ditto, vice Alexander Giant, relignecl. • Dated June 2T, 1803 - . lames Fraser, Cent. to be ditto. Dated July J, 1803. Commissions in the Worcestershire Militia, signed •by ete Lord. Liesittnaxt. Josiah Patrick, jun. Esq. to be Captain. Dated July 21, iVilliam Dowding, Esq. to be ditto. Dated 2.1, 1803. Comma';lions dred by ib• Lard Lkuiewlni fir the County ,f Middlesex. John Meyrick, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated April' 18, t 79. William Baldwin, Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Commksions signed by Ibt Lord Lieutenant of the County offiere turd.. Doted yiliy ati tao 3. To he Deputy:Lieutenants--W Hanbury, Esq. Major, William Ilanbury. Captain Thomas Foley. Captain Thomas Winniugtnn. Captain (t. Bowye,ir. William Parry, Esq. Francis Edriarda, 'Esq. John Ireland, Esq. Hereford Regiment ol Ensign Tho. Weare to be Lieutenant. Dated itily tl, tBO3. Tho►nas G wyllyin, Gent. to be ditto. bated July 18, 1833. Tho. Green,Gent. tobe Quarter. Master. Dated ulti I 3,180;. Thomas Dixon, Gent. to he Surgeon. I)ated teo3. Ralph Edon, Cent, to be Lieutenant and Assistant• Surgeon. Dated tune at, 1803. Commis ions in the Cornwal l Regiment of Militia. „vivre,/ Ig tie Lewd Lieutenant. Doted Yuiy 13,1803. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir William Lemon, Bart. to be Colo. nel, vice Rodd, resigned. Major Henry Peter to he Lieutenant-Colonel. Second Major William Fortescue to be First Major. Hon. William Eliot ni Seconi Major. John Duidge llorndon, Esq. tube C(Aptairt. Henry Holditch, Gent. to be Lieutenant: • r. &thyme-01kt, yqy 27, 1803. • . ' Corp of G. , enner Drivers. • Thomas Bennington to be Lieutenant. Dated July 16,1303. BANKRUPTS. - - Edward Moffatt, of WarminStet, grocer, to surrender Aug. 19, at three, 20, at ten, and Sept. io, at three, at the Ited Lion inn, New Sarum. Attorney, Mr. Chubb, Salisbury. George Tanswell, late of Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire, butcher, Aug. 20, and Sept. 6, at eleven, at th e Red Lion, Shaftesbury. Attornies, Messrs, Sykes and Knowles 'Boswell Lincoln's-I nn , L on d on. , Joseph Dudley Webb, of Liverpool, merchant, Aug. 17, 29, and Sept. to, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool ; or Mr. Battye, Chincery-lanc, London. Daniel Vender-4er, late of St. Du? stan's Hill, merchant, Aug: 6, 13, at ten, Sept. to, at !one, at Guildhall. At tornies, Messrs. Caton and I3eetson, Gray's Inn Square. John Edinundson, late of Carlisle, and Isaac Edmundson, late of Keswick, dyers, Aug. 2, 13, and Sept, to, at ten, alGuildhall, London Attornies, Mr. j. Birkitt, Bond- CQUO 1 or Mr. John Barnes ' Carlisle. Richard Prince, of Hereford, mealman, Aug. is, 16, and Sek. 10, at ten, at the Greyhound. Inn, Hereford. At torney, Mr. 1) Heretord. Walter Hayward, of New Sarum, clothier, Aug. to at two, 21, at ten, and Sept. 10, at six, at the Red ...Lion Inn, • New Sarum. A notifies, Mr john I lodding, Salisbury ;: or Mr. Charles Millen, Middle Temple-lane, London. W 41.1. Mullin , of Matu:liester.street, surgeon, Aug. 2,6, And Sept. to, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Buxton, Great Marlborough -street. Joseph Houlbrooke. late of Cateaton.strret, dealer in spirits, Aug. 5,9, and Sept. to, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor nies, Messrs. Waleson, B ar l ow, an d Grosvenor, Austin _ Friars. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. St Pic s our last the Season has continued unusually fine for the Hay, and also the Corn Harvest, In most of the Southern Distrias the greatest part of rho Hay is streak secured in the inost.perfen man ner ; and in some of the more Northern ones it is in an unusual stare of forwardness. The .Crops in most places are both good and abundant. The average price of Hay, in .St. James's Market, is 51, Isl. 6d. and at Whitechapel a trifle more. Straw in both Markets, averages al. 15s. The Grain Crops almost eve!) , where appear full on the ground, and well fed: In, some places the wheat is now ready for the sickle. The average price of Wheat is 599. ; of Barley, 258, ; of Oats, a2s. and of Beans, 345. The showers that have lately fallen have been of great use in bringing for. ward the After-Giasses, and +) refreshing the Pas. ture..Grounds., But notwithstanding these effe4s, the prices'of both fat and lean.stock will keep up. FlOpser-The coming crop continues to improve ; and the growth is now estimated at 170 to 200,090 Bags. It may exceed that qualltity. if we have suitable weather till they are gathered. ,It must be kept in mind, that in 1799 the crop promised - well up to September, when an over sweeping wind, by some called the Expedit ion.wind, ;IS At carried our troops to the Helder, deWoyed half of the cro ps.; the present weather, ,however, is much, more promising, and causes a very dull marker.. Prices are merely ..nominal ; for • there are scarcely any sales effe4ted on any terms. Those of rßor, .from 80s. to 951. ;. and t Boz, from 'gas. ro 1 203. Price 'in Bags 4 1. t7l . to s l . 12S. ; in Pockets, 4 1. 153. to 6!. Som e few Farnitams . y field 71. LONDON F4SIIIONS' FOR AUGUST. WALKING ThitS5 . F.S.—DreSS of plain muslin , with a cambric habit shirt. ; a hussar jacket of-blue silk ; hchnet bonnet of StrilW, ornamented with a green wreath ; nankeen shoes.--Plain dress of white (MIS. liti with lung sleeves ; habit shirt of muslin and lace ; Leghorn hat.; nankeen shoes. HasD Ditassns.--Hat of white chip, tied itown with white ribbon; orange leaves in front. Cap of white net with quillings of net round the front, and , anamented with a 'fancy flower. Turban of white satin and muslin , with'two rows of beads round the front, and ornamented with ostrich feathers. Cap of white lace trimmed -.with pink ribbon ; fancy ,flower in front. Hat of white chip and lilac crape, turned up in front and ornamented with ostrich feathers. Cap of white lace with a fancy flower. A double front straw bonnet with a dome crown. Dress hat of blue crape, ,ornamented with feathers or flowers. Round hat of striped willow. GINERAL OBSERVATIONS..---The prevailing co. leers are lilac, blue, and . green. 'Dr e S ses are made • .vary low in the back,.wrth the waists short. Lace continues to be worn generally, Plain Leghorn hats a re at present considered as most fashionable. Cloaks of worked muslin, trimmed all round with lace, are most prevalent. DI D. On thp 7.6 th ult. at Court Green, Suss ex , M rs , lone;: raid of Philip Jones, Esq. of Lanurth HOUdC, %VACS. , snip NEIJ : iti o ) lt i n n tn .s t u re st eth e G a r t o i s d v r e c u s u li r ;a sluare) ; AvN VONT Printed by RIJCIIANAN LLAN, (of.sow.Strevt, Coveru•Garden); and Published W I_,LictrArssx AgiNttlhCeLlLEdSCiltolrP:sB,,e(.o(ft4Soillit.pli At the. Suw-Orsitcr,. No. i 2, &raw/ ; where Advert:sow:lb Orders far. the Paper, CRAMESEr4O, JULY 29. • Paned by- , -the longe,acob, Pr A otz, from Gretziel, and Harman, tram Norway. Sailed -the Mown Stern, -_---, Twee Gesusters, Krys sen and Loatsmsn, Glides, for Emb:im ; Cote Kraft, tot Stralsund ; New York, Gass, for Virginia ; Mary, Dove, for Madeira, and A melia, Bronckman; fur Stockholm, • • POOLE, JULY 29: Arrived—Esther, Greco, from Tenby ; Godfrey, Fit;• gerald, Dungarvon ; Thomas and William, Taylor,' from Kinsale • Nlnwrva, ,Hare, from Newfoundland ; City Qf Cork, Dodds,. from Sunderland. . Sailed—,Dart, King, A dive,: Williams, Charlotte, Roberts, for Portsmouth ; Mary, Rohion, thr , r I 0C„5r.. , ,, • CATUR OA . Bank Strck 136 7 1 India Stod: Is i 5 6 .. tsl.2*y sits. g s i 1 .india lionfts er en* ' l- 9". li7g 6/ 7/ t 4 111;.• Is. 2s. tits. tislt s per Cent. °anual 9i- 10 12 9 to 94b I l et tent. t.un 6711 !1 , 1?5,1, er Cent. 3 per C. It. 53 1,. ')itt 7 , Arms. 9 3 per C. Co. 521 24 21 Bank fOr it 1.. A 1514. Cu n t. !or Aug. 52a 21'11 ?.1 Ditto &twit . 3 7.16 • t DERBY. CONTRACTS WANT ED.—LAMPS. DERSoNS Jeitrous of cant ratline . with the Conl-_ miss'oners, tinder the Aa of Parlia:nent for l'avin4 and Lighting the Strthets in this Town, to light and keep in re pair 2Sto Lamps for the ensuing Season, or longer, in 'manner tuidermentioned, are' requested to Seta their' Proposals, in. writing.(sealthd up) to Mr. Edwards, Attorney, in Derby, the Cierk and Tr...ii , rrer to tile Commissioners, on or belono the i9th day of.l gust next ; to. cominence ',lighting on the 21 day, qt' Oda'ithr next, aid end six nights berige the Fug Moon in April next, to omit lighting six nights hefore-evert • Fuil Moon, the night of the Full Moon, and the night alter. wards. - The Limps to burn from Sun-set until Twelve o'Cinekt he supprted with the Lest Oil and Cotton, and in e v e ry re. sped lighte.land managed with the Brea est regularity• The Contractor to'nnike good :ill Breakage and Damages at. his own expence ; and within six days froin.the last tinie of lighting the Lamps, to colled.ald deliver to the Commis.; stoners, or ,whom they shall - appoint, the whole number Lamps, Tops, and Burners, in a clean. amid paled condition . July 28,010 •- CtrAS I' RETWe EN LYNIINC. AND CIIRISTCHURCit, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Ey Mr. CHRIS I IF., At his Great RoomS, in Pall Mall, • On THURSDAY NEXT, August 4, at One &Clock. IN TWi) LOTS, A DESIRABLE COI'YHOLD ESTATE , d e. lightfully situated, near Barton Cliff, between ID• mington and Christchnr c h, S even Mil es f ro m the and Three from the latter, near the Sea, on a beautiful P 3 `` of the Hampshire Co ast — cons i st i ng o f Lut r. A Subst ant i a l C ottage, Barn, and Three Acres.o f excellent Land, extendi ng nearly v. Barton Cliff: in a cel! t , r m ai, point of that tine Of tensive Bay that forais a Cresce ntirii the Needles to the isle of P ur b ec k," presen ting a delightfu l spot to build an ornamented Cott age or M t rine Villa. Lot z. About Thirty Acres o f Ri c h Ara ble, V3sitire. and some Wood 7 Land in the neighb our h oo d ; t h e w hole of whialit and Lot r, are now held by Mr. Ll u i se y, a responsible Te nant at Will, at a ion.; Old Rent. Held.of tire College of Winchester, fo r th r ee Lives, at an easy fine; and a quit Rent of SiXteen Shillings. May be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and printe4 •r° r ,'; ticulars may be had at the Angel Inn, Lymington ; 1 ‘ 1 " Arms, Christchurch; Dolphin and Coach' and Hil.rse/ Southampton; IV liite.HTrt, Winchester; Rainbow Coffee° house, Cornhill; and in Pall-Mall. • ' ByJOHN BORMAN,. TO BE SOLD nY AUCTION, • • unless previously disposed of by 'Privat e C, l ntraa, en Friday th e lath Day of August next, at we Rose an, Ctown Inn, •in Tonbndge Town, between the hours 0 1 Four and ix: ht the A ittnlloll, ALL those well-known and truly Valuable Pre. miser situate at the Bridge-;not in the said Ttiw it ae Tonbridge, containing a very excellent D‘velling.notrsep with three other very compaa Houses adjoining, the capita -Brew-house, 'Malt-house ' spacious,Store.hous es , goo d 13, i rns, Stables," large Yards,: Carclens, Coal( Oven, and Moly ;slit able Couveniencies for car') ing on the Business of Brev , and Malting on a very extensive scale. Tke 'Estate is Free hold, surrounded by the,River Medway ; on a Branch froth tlic same, and. navigable. up to the above .Premi ses . M.'y . I so vle.vi;d any time preceding the Sale; and intinediate sion may be had of the whole. For further Particulars, inquire of Mr. Murston, No. g O, Hatton-Garden, London; Nag's Head Inn, in the Borough ; Haunch of Venison Inn,' Maidstone, Kent ; Star Inn, C 4ll l . terbury ; Bear Inn, Lewes ; and of the Aitaioneer, To" britize Town, Where-the remises may be viewed • To THOMAS , TAYLOR,. Esq. No. 9, New Bridre4treet, London. Horniured Sir, 'Edinburgh, March tS, tgo-r. T BEG leave, to inrorm, y ou , . that ever since t he 1 year 5790, 1 • have been afflicled with the •LiteS Vzlt e " re-A; which, from its obstinatelY- resisting every co urse to , M_cdicinc prescribed by -the most :eminent of the FacuitY nem, and undergoing several severe taiurses . of salivatio.• and twice discharged from the' Hospital, with fitt;s: rcherr would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. la this spring of last year my disorder had_ eot .to 11,m11,. dpi neatly to put a p er i o d to my existence-1 hut a Leos ulce r 4 Gaut the crown of my head; one on each arm, and : 11 / werebroke ut in a frightful:melanin.; my - right was , re l ,., # fully painful, and ha i l bee n i n a state o f ulceration for t!' - last seven years; my left heti 'also tivo laree noses OP, '. was very Much discol o Or e d, and gave me such excrtitl ing pain, .partlaily . when warm in bed, a s nearly •to icti prive tne of rest ; in this lamentable state ; 1 was .recotß: mended by Mr. 1, ThOitip,ani, (who received so great " cure by them here), to take vow Lealte's Patent Pa.% which 1 began to di on ',th 'it May. ;" in: .the collt 6 ; of a fortnielit, 1 begin to receive h.niotit 7il;i i ‘ n i . 1: 1. 7 1 1 .1 e s iltt e ' t r i . than a month, the 'uleere. on iny, lu:id sontelly healed—soon atter, the sates on thy. le,; b . also; leaving, however, consiocrable discoloor:ttion in OP S n k n i , g eian(d; (dud, t and t it u t g e e l o ,i t li t i; l e te r . l l , e tr i v a r d ;t i l i suable Medicine, sub Sided ; the codes thspersiti 3; , the regain* its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains graclualoif, going off. I thus .btCatile, by goer advice and dieitie f perfectly tree from all uly former coludLolit ) ,, have recov ere d m y former spirits .rid stNligth, and ' o y come jolly and tat,, in which state hiving continucit months to the astonishment of All who knew -1110' -41a T w it, a loss in what izrais to . exoress my gratitlide, butllfs my • for the good of other suileritu; mortals, to make. th° i l, ll l Cilia as pnblic as possible, its 1 shall on ‘..-very in so- doing,. yo l u mo will --s n, - greatly oblige, Sir, your g ra ;: -. K. obedient, very ALEX. MUiti" • . Swan's Close, 'High-street, Edinburgh. Witness: 4 to the above Cure: join Tuosit,soN, No. New Poultry &lathe.. - tta Start WI 14 'lO3 H, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh.. • . Prepared and Sold by' the sole .Propriebtr, • gut THOMAS T,.V t.caa , 11 , 44:2)1b:r OF the Royal College .°` i o n' - goons,. at his House, Nii: 9, New Bridge-street, - 1•° 1. t,,,J% id OW wnere, atter a constant resence of more t birty rd years, in a prattice particularly direCted to • the 5, 11 0 f Venereal Con t elai n t : , an d those' incident.ll to ttle " ,,tge , et Generation, w i th t h at itiviirlable .secrecy which 0 6 3 lot his profe s si on s h ou ld always * observe in such , carotora . natters himself,. the advice and - assistance he grata, ill e doA s l t is e no e a m stut i ,il , 7. : by bb; e a a hni,oi discerning tauioj fn Public, adinini3ers to persons taking - this Mediciii 4 . s et.' 'those living at a distance, at the Lea - inners .. ., Nth ? S 'Og a s . 00 0. is 24 adVln t ''''' Alban's-street, Pall,- ; thz Toy - shop, fond-street ;. Mr. - Dishoraugh's, N..): 7, Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, Ni . 1, , rd ), Vt 101 ; Mr. luster's, Suede -brid•e, Fdinourgh ,opt tmeut, l.i donald, Glasgow; Mr. Call Dublin ; and, I ire" i person an,hin in nu ev x e e r s y n e ot. o n i s i i i ti v er a a s b , e 9 t i ow ;i 3 l , ;( r i s i z; j e t l ai l e t e tte : i i ( i ) i lt t ' il l , 3l :l r i e s l ay 'i . fal l and plans direction l , Whereby persons of cure themselves. witn ease, sReed, secrecy, eittl 1 4...1L Every Pox. sOld (% rest Britain is. g .1 Sta;•op; on whieh, by favour of 01: C0init. 1,4 • 44, Ne i pitted, ar the' Stamp.i)tlice---"' T. Taylor, O. oih gr th idk - e s 7 6 treet,"—to imitate which is EelutlY. - arc tounterteits.