The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-15 00:00:00

From the LONDON GAZETTE, Drr. to. if:ir.o)Pe, December to, tOo3. p 63d Ditto, john Flemphil, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vNe'Gtant, promoted. 67th Dine ' Lieutenant"- Thompson from the 8 5t h S oot, to be Lieutenant, vice Scott,.proinott 1. 81.4 t Bbwen, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase,. vice liogers, promoted. Robert Simson, G ent . to be .Ensign,yice Forster, promoted in the . 4th' Battalion of Reserve. goth Ditto, Ensign John Birch to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Wynter, who retires. William fames, Cent. to bc F.,nsi , o, by purchase. York Rangers; Lewis Bird, Cent. to be Ensign,•wi t h out put . chase, .vice Cirant, promoted in the 6ath •,6th West India Regiment; Lieutenant I. Haworth Peel, frOin the szd Foot; to be Captain of a Corripariy, by put. chase, vice Robertson,who retires. 4th Battalion of Reserve, Joseph Hicks, Gent. to be Ensign, withobt purchase. 7th Ditto, . Lieutenant. josepJt L. Halliday, from the Oath Foot, to be Captain. 9th Ditto, . Lieutenant Peter Kirwan,. from Half-pay of the dart Foot, to be Lieutenant, • with tsmporary Rank in the Army. lith Ditto, Charles Barrington, Cent. late a Lieutenant in the 95th root, to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank in the Army. . . . _ . 1 mit_ Ditto, VrAncis Nelson. Esq late a Captain in the Not. tnighain Fencibles, to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank in the Army. STAFF. • lied, Booth, Esq. late Lieutenant-Colonel of tficr,S7th Foot, to tad an Inspetting Field Olficer'Ef Yeomanry and \talon . tecr Corps, (with the Rank of Lieutenant. Colonel in the Army, so long only as he shall hold the said Appoint. ment,) vice MolYneux, who resigns. Assistant.Commissaly John Bisset to be a Deputy.Comsnis. sary.Gencral of Stores, Provisions, and .Forage to the For,es,vice Longden, resigned. Tahn Dune, Gent. to be an A s sistant. Commissary of Stores, Provisions, and Forage to the Forces serving ip the West . Indies, vice Sandiford, resigned. 41. • ' GARRISON. George Gordon, P. D. to be Chap Lin to the Garrison of Fort George, vice' lames Gordon, who resigns. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon William Coinins to be an Assistant. Insneaor of Hospitals to the Forces serving in Ireland. Surgeon Huson Bigger to be Surgeon to the said Forces. BARRACKS. To be Barraclt.-Mnters in Great Britain---Robert Edward Hunter, Esq. Captain in the Margate Vohunger Infantry. Thomas Bainfyltie Tyndale, Esq. Captain anti Adjutant of the Cornwall Militia, vice' Foy. WilliamWightMan, .Cent: Lieutenant of tite Ketired.Marjnes, - vice Scott, re signed, William Collins,Cent. Lieptenant of the Retired Marines, and of etie ist Devonshire Militia. John Belson, Gent. Lieutenant of Meduc&l Marines, and of the ad Star fordshire Militia. • IVar-Offee; Dec., ta, 04)3. Lord Calvdor's Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry., Tam lames, Gent. to be Cornet. . Ear! Derek:tot Gentlemen and Yeomanry Caiialry. Samuel King, Gent. ,to be Corn t. • , Darlington Polunteer Legion. • - "Newby Lowson, Gent..to be Cornet, vice Wilson, resigned Durrrt Grnilenrfn and Yeomanry Cavalry. Andrew Moillit Mills 'Gent. to be Lieutenant. C. Mans. field, Gent. to be &met. - • n , • egvalry of the tit. Essex Legion. • William Keleher, Erg. to be-Captain. lohn Bawtree, Gent, to oo 4..eutenant. rhoinas B G arnes, eot. to be Cornet.' , . Neefoli Gen /emus anid Yemtrairy Cavalry, ' !Palms, Regiment. the Marquis Towrisliciid to be C,oloila. ltridttad Regiment. ColotlelnOwer to be Aiicuteiunt- (.7olontlp Commandant . Rir.rterrr Regiment.' Major-General. Money to be Colonel. remirokr.rbire czeatlenten and Yesntalioy Cavalry. Sir Hugh Owen, Hat. to ,be Liciitcruw.Colonel-Com.. rnandant. To be Captains—Morris Williams,. Esq. Gwynn. Gill Vaughan, Esq.' George Harries, Esq. lahn Rees, Esq. • loin Price, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Spoks Martin Phelps, Gent. Henry stokes, Gent, Thomas Hassell, Gent. George Davies, Gent. Thomas Hatine, Cent. To be Cornets—john 'Punt), Gent. Richard 'Rees, Gent. - Eitinond Blaitliwayt, Pent, Thomas limes, Gent. Thomas Edwards, Gtnt. Copia,/ Reek's Troop . ef Gent?, men and Yron,4"7 Orral t p. •.• Geot..t6 bZ,Curiter, vice Koch, M 4 AM alh 7th Tl'44 JOf Spfdk ditto. ....... Chevalier, : or, to be Surgeon. '. • .. . • t 6 .4, wad Faluieters. tirades ItiOulph. Esq. to be Captain- Commandant. Berwitt Artifirry C'op . psoey. Cetrge Scutt, Esq. to be Ciyrant. joint Henderson ' Cent. to be First Lieutenalit. George Burn, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. liehipyr 141gitteer Compony. -los. Gundry Dbwrie, Esq, to be Captkin. Daniel Downe, Gent, to be Lieutenant. o.suph Gundry, Gent. to be En sign. 80tjaflehlit Hwy Volunteers Hang Wilkins, Gent. to be Enstgn, vice Moore, resigned. • Snob Cbianter To 1 .-Captalns—jobcph Godnup, EN. vice Maxwell. vSm Lsq. vice - ith: James Esrl. vice W. Will iarns. .14entenant William Raper, vice Fowler: T o bo Lieutenants—Ensign John Diggens, jun. vice Raper: Gideon Murray, Gent, Gprge Collins, Gent. Charles li6reti, Gent. To Ensigns-=Richard pally, 'Gent. vice Weller.. john Price, Gent. Thomas Tilatiller Sharp, Cent. vice Dig. gens. Thomas Humphrey, Gent. William Ilenry Met. ricks, Gent. • - Arorth Carnavalit nlaniter Wrey.l' A ns, ESq. to. be-Lieuten.o Thomas Wollocombe, Esq. to be Lieuteliant-Coluitel. Zachary liammeit, Drake, F.6q. to be Major. 4th Regiment of. Dragoon Guards, Captain William Fitz gerald, front Half.:pay of the late Queen's Rangers, to be: . Captain of a Troop, vice Smith, who exchanges, receiving the ditQrence. • ift Regiment of Drip om, Henry Stisted, dent. to be Cor net, by purthase, vice Dickin, promoted. A IITh Regiment or Light Dragoons,: Lieutenant John Kearnay, • PQM the 46th Foot, to, be Lieutenant, vice Horton, who exchanges. tja . Ditto, C. J. Robins, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice,Drooke, promoted - . Coldstream Regiment of foot Guards. To be Ensigns— , Wilham Fairfield, Genf. by purchase, vice Singer, who retires. Bryan, Gent. Lieutenant the Honourable gorges Crofton, from the Royal Ftizilecrs, The Horn 'Robert h•laude. . • 3d Regiment of Foot Guards. To be Enslins --Stracey, Gent, by purchase. Robert Ihirton,- Gent. Charles Dasliwo6d, Gent. •- ttii Regiment of Foot, Ensign Peter Diekonson to be Lieu tenant, by purclidse vice 'Evans, proMoted. Edward Smith, Cent. to be Ensign; WithAt purchase. .9th Ditto, Thomas Forster, Gent. to . . be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Pearce„ promoted in the 3oth Foot. 28th Ditto, Lieutenant George Mercer West, from Half-pay of the r3th.Voot, to be Lieutenant. 31st Ditto Thomas Samuel Nicholls, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice' lilissett, promoted in the 31st Foot. .35th Ditte,Xnsign Tarries F. Fulton to be Lieutenant, with . out purchase, vice Mason, promoted. . - • 46th Ditto, Lieutenant George Horton, from the tath Light Dragons, to be Lieutenant, vice Kearnay, who exchaqes. James Wallis,. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice G. `Wallis, who retires. ,• . • - • 53d Ditto, Ensign William Russell to -be Lieutenant, with . out purchase, • 57th Ditto, Donald Mactidrlam, Cent. to.be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Balgtifi'removed the.s3d Foot. • 60th Ditto, Charles • Rauseh, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchate, vice PillerSdort; superseded. -61st !Igo, 'Ensign E. 11.ac.keribury to be Lieutenant, by purairce ' ,vice Cogtilan, promoted. George Wortl e y, rent. to be' Ensign, without purchase, vice Geale pro moted. i •Y. be Nota.ns -Gtor-7,1 Stliughtnn Kingdon, sq. John Decble Browne, Esq. John Brockton Esq. Edward Shearm, Esq. John Sy i n ons , Esq. Ricliard Burden Bray, Esq. Thomas rood, a , sq. James Cooke, Esq. To be Lieutenants-LRes,.rt Sinith, Gent.. Thomas Sher). berd, Gent. William flat, Cent. Nicholas Bray Symons, Gent. Rictiard Hawke, Gent„, Nathaniel Spry, Gent. Ifethuel Hutchirfgs, Gent. ' Joseph Lukey, Cent. To be Ensigns—Richard Watts Gent, Jonathan Kittoe, J Gent. Henry Adarns, Gent. J ohn Tucker, Gent. Jolni bray, Gent. To be Chaplain—Rev. John Wollocombe, To be Quarter.master—Robert Smith, Gent, 'Dudley Loyal Volunteer Infant, ', Honourable I. ,W. Ward, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Joseph Wainwright, Esq, to be Major. To be Captains- , -Thomas Haw,kes, Esq. Joseph Hateley, Esq. Willam Royle, Esq. • ,Richar:l Moore, Esq. To he Lieutenants--Joseph Royle, Gent. Edward Davies, Gent. Francis Downing, Gent: Daniel Hughes, Gent. To, be Ensigns—Thomas Bate, Gent. William Jenkins, Gent. Edward Russel, Gent. R. P. Williams, , Gent. To be Chaplain—.Rev.losepli Cartwright. To be Adjutant7-joseph _Payton,' Gent. Deir4ant Volunteers. Thomas- Howel, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Milner, re. signed. .Charles Liddell, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Clark, resigged. To be Ensigns—Anick Smith, Gent. John ames Wilkinson, Gent. lames Dent • Weatherley, Gent. games Richardby, Gent: fames Cawdells, Gent. Alewburn Tatham, Gent. William Simpson; Gent.' To be Adjutant—John Hancock, Gent. North Elntham Volunteers. William Hopson, Esq. to he Captain. Money 'Fisher, Gent. to be Lieutenant. William Cooper, Gent. to be Ensign. Western Psttaliolt of the rte Ersex Leg*, john Richard Stetherd, Esq. to be Major. ro be Captains —Nth Blaketcy, Esq. Hunter Cooper, Esq.' William Rush, Lsq.. John Bonnie, James Quitter, Esq. Joshua Francis,.Esq. Mark Lay, Esq. To be Lieuteitints—EctwardEtlward s , C..!nt. Joseph Kemp, Gent, Th o m as Wade Lanipiell, Cent. Benjamin Cock, Gent. Edward Payne, Gent, William Glaciwin, Gent. William Wells, Gent. • To be Ensigns-GeorgeGtilling, Cent.. Ceorge Trussel, Gent. Edward 'Ellis, Cent. John Glasscock, Gent. Thomas Blakeley, Gent. Edward Wash, cient. Joseph Bygrave, Gent. To be Surgeon-,—l3enjarnin Baker, Cent. Eastern Battalion of the itt Essex Leg/..v. Samuel Bawtree, Esq. to be Major. TO be Catains—Matthew Andrew s , Esti, George Sp.urgin, Esq. ' Edward Clay, EA. William .Wayla n d, Esq. John St•itith, Esq. lohnlioulding, Esq.. Dani e l Rogers, Esq . John Spurgin, Esq. . • • • To lie Lieutenants--George Osborne, Cent. Joseph Ketcher, Gent. John Sputgin, Gent. James Baker, Gent. Isaac Brown, Gent. George • Griee, Gent. Samuel Howard, Gent. Charles Struttle, Cent. To be Ensigns—lsaac HarrisQn Howard, Cent. lamb Harvey, Gent. Joseph Howe, ~Gcnt. Jelin Trass, Gent. John, Turner, Gent. •' • To be Surgeon—John Thorp, Gent. To tie Chaplain to t h e Legion—Rev. Henry Bate Dudley, Fishgteard Volunteers. Tohn Tones, Esq. to be Captain, vice' Gwynne Vaughan, re. • signed.- • To be Lieutenants—James Griffiths, Cent. John Owens, ' Cent. David Thomas, Gent: David H arr i es, Gent., 'William jarries, Gent. Essex Harries, Gent, John John, Gent. George Mariden, Gent. • TO be Ensigns—Daniel Jones, Gent. James Phillip, Gent; William Owen, Gent. William F.vans, ,Gent. John Thomas, Gent, .John Owen, ,Gent. Daniel Owen, Gent, Colonel Cotterees Ilirdordthire Volunteers. Lieutenant.Colonei Powell to be Lieutenant -Colonel. • Colonel Mathew:4 Iftrefirdshire Volunkers. John Tones, Esq. to be Captain. To be Lieutenants—Thomas Baylis, Gent. Ensign William Milton. Ensign William Barrol. Ensigniolin Griffiths. Ensign E. C. Wright. Ensign Thomas" p6aid. Ensign Joseph Woodhciirst, E. P. Stock, Cent. W. Synionifi • Cent. Phillip Cox, Cent. - To be Ensigns—John. Evans, Gent. vice Milton. C. Compson, Gent. vice Barrol. John Harris, Gent. vice Griffith's. Pritchard, Cent, vice Wright. Henry Palmer, Gent, vice Beard, Thomas Elliot, Gent. vice Woodhouse. Wood, Cent. To be Chaplain—Rev. Hugh "Morgan. Thyton Volunteer Company, Zachary Crabb, Gent. to be Lieutenant. John Gowan, Gent, to be Ensign. 11411 Volunteers, Mindham, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Hpdy, resigned. Rtfle Volunteers. John Harding, Esq, t o be Catain. James "J,ewis, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Vlilliam Edwards, Gent, to be Ensign. 7/h Regiment tf Loyal London Volunteers. Robert Gibson, Gent. to be Assistant -Surgeon. Norwich Volunteer Riflemen. lames Robinson,, Cent. to be Surgeon, ' James Buttivant, Gent. to be Quarter Master. Peitbroke Wept:fent Company ; , F. Mansell, Esq, to be Captain; Eustace Lewis, Gent. to be Lieutenant. James Lloyd,. Gent. to be Ensign. Pemora4esbire Volunteer:. • Major Dudley Ackland to by Lieutenant-Colonel. H. 1 4 705 Bowen, Esq. ,to be Major, vice A c kl an d . Right Hon. C. F.'Greville tont Major, vice Lloyd, who &chiles tenant John Allen to be .Captain, Lewis Child, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Anal.- Charles Henry Salmon,' Cent. to be Adjutant. • Loyal Potdircast Independ ent nmpany. J. Mathias, Esq. to be Captain. D. Fnincis, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. W. H. Twyning, Cent, to be Ditto. Wm. George, Cent. to be Seco n d Li eutenant. Percy Tenantry Volunteer Riflemen. Second Lieutenant, , C;corge Dobson, to be First Lieutenant, vice Forster,dcceased. Wm. Thompson, G ent , to b e Se. cond Lieutenant, vice Dobson. Pertreath Volunteer Thomas Ifickins„ Genf. to be First Lieutenant. roszph Whitoler, Cent. to be First Ditto. Joseph Williams, Gent. to be Second Ditto. South Reppi Volunteer 14a:thy. Ensign Baker to be Lieutenant, vice Wegg. Spurrell Icy, Gent4,o be' Ensign, vice Baker.. • Rishridge Volunteers. Captain Henry Soeme to be Major• Commandant, vice'Kep. pel, resigned: ,James Powiey, Cent, to be Ensign. 71,bn and St. Clement's Volunteeir. John Hale, Esq. to be Captairl. lames Reynolcl, Gent. to be Lieutenant. John Young, Cent. to be Ensign. St km': Yam:/ors. Thomas Freeman, Gent. to be Ensign, viceHarry s .resigned. ad South Vital- Ilya/ Vulumeers. Major Joseph Barnet, to he Lieutenant-Colonel Comman dant. Captain Christopher Bainbridge to be Major. Lieu. tenant lames Kirkley ro be Captain, vice Bainbridge. Lieu. tenant Thomas Masterman ltockwo/xl,_ to be Captain. To be Lieutenants—Ensign Thomas Waiker,.vice Ensign 'William Bone, vice Rockwood. Ensign John White. To be Ensigns—Edward Oliver, Gest. John Richmond, Cent. Robert Humble, G ent . Willi am Douglas,..Gent. To be Chaplain—Reverend - Richard Wallis, A. M, To be Adjutant-10. A. Raw, Gent. To be Surgeon—Paul Lee, To be Quarter-Maiter—James Downey, Gent. Shaftesbury Volunteers. John Adams, Gent. to be Ensign,NiCe White, !aligned. Smithdon Volunteer Injantty. . Ensign ,Pinfold, to be Lieutenant, vice Thorpe, resign e d. William Davy, Jun. G ent . to be Ensign, vice - PintOld. Stoke by Natl.:rad 141raratterl. Mannock, Esq to be Capiain. Eyres, Cent. to be Lieutenant. William Rowley, Gent, to be Ensign. Wareham Volunteer:. Ensign Elias Ditgdalc to be Lieutenant, vice White, resign ed. Thomas SWayne,- Gent, to be Ensi g n, vice Dugdale. igyarauil, Volunteers. • Thomas William Browne, Cent. to be First Lieutenant, vice Bryer, resigned; Matthias Orth, Gent. to be Second Lieu. mut, vice WONI, reigned. 111:ymoutu and o.s , Atrolunteers. Lieutenant, Wood to be Captain- Commandant, vice Horsford, resimai. ticory.jettimes, Cent. Id be Lieutenant, vice Wood. Wiltiam Hervey Cent. to be Ensign.. Itrim;rwrne -nh, Pi Wel, Wm. Done, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Fryer, re3igmd. Erratum in the Gazette of the .o)th instant. Long Idanct Corp r of Invirneis-thlre Polunterrs. For Clptaiii James M'Donald to be Capraix--Read Captain James M 'Donald to be Mjar. Commhtiox in the Royal Cheshire Militia, tivellj rt Lard Lieutrnant. Edward Tonikinson, Esq. to be-Captain on the Augimata tiori. bated Otio'oer ;0, rBO3. Among the numerous instances of spirited pa.. triotism which the present alarmi ng cr i s i s h as g i ven rise to--the gallant and liberal conduit of the First' Light. Battalion 'Of Irish should not pass unnoticed---a conduCt as honourable to themselves as it would be conducive to the service of their Country, they having volunteered their services without limitation, as a Battalion with their COM mander, Lieutenant-Colonel Wooly of the r7lll Foot, This behaviour liia Majesty has ben pleased to express his high approbation of, in 'the following Letter, transmitted to Liemenant-Colonel. Wool), to be communicated by him to the Officers and' Mtn who have thus distinguished themselVes. (COPY*• • SIR, i Dublin Castle, tBo3. The Lord Lieutenant haiing transmitted to lav frefore Majesty . theßfr which had been submitted to him from the 'men of the Monaghan, Armagh, south Cork, .Derry, rick County, and Carlow Light Companies, - to'extend their services with' /heir-Opicers to Great Britain, or any part of the world; have His Excellency's . ComMands to acquaint' . you, that he has received a Letter from the Right Honourable Charles Yorke, one of His Itilujesty's Principal Secretaries of State, dated the 3d instant, stating, th at h av i ng laid 1:::1'ori the King.this very commendable and strong proof of teal for the defence and safety of the Empire, and of , loyalty and at. tachment to his sacred Person,'His Majesty has been-pleased to express the high sense he entertaint tit their public. s, i cited and gallant conduit at this important crisis; ant I am di reited, to desire that you will submit this - Coninutnic?tion to the .Comnialider of the 'Forces; that the saint may ')e'com municated to ine Flank Companies accordingly. (Signed) E. B. LITTLEHALES. Col. Beckwith, £.9c . efc. fec. A few clays since, , as' Mr,-BasAn t rro, a Foreign Gentleman; was travelling over the NeW Forest, near Christchurch, he was overtaken by a person on hOrseback, apparently much confused, who stated, that he had just been robbed by a singre highway. man, Oa cousiderabk sum of, money, and re qu e ste d 'Mr. BosirrQuo to' join pumit, which he acceded to; when, baying rode ahoht a mile, a min rushed upon them, and assisted the for Mer in robbing Mr. BOSANQUO of his watch and money, after which they bound,hiM to 'a tree, and took the bridiearul saddle from his hone, which they itlftWa looseupon the gOrt4t. APIRRMD, On Tuesday rast at BarnetCaptain of the 'Madras Cavalry, (ef t .t son of Mr. L ewis, L of ClOVelg Garden tre) to tvliss Rosamond WiWwS, °lC:olden Square, ar young lady of great - biait4 and necomplishMenti, 'with 4 consider ably: fortune. Li!tqlYl at the Les. near Ross, the Rev. Mr. DAvies, of Ttotyre, Allss Fisper, or the for Mer At-St, Ceorge's Church, Hauover-squar e , P e t er Th omas Ryves, Pfg„ Captain,l6 . 9o) Itegintent, to Mi ss Matilda Plr ner, second daughter of' Pirner, Iraq. of Arlington street, Sr. I.onetts. MARINE SPENCER The Royal Humane Society have awarded to KNIGHT SPENCER, Esq. of Bread.strpet„,their fio. notary, Medallion, for an invention - fur the pre servation of . fivs in cases ofAipwreck, or other. at,ssa. This valuable. 4pparatus consists c4A glrdle'tO fit the bay, gix incites broad, co po . de,d,qf abo!4t Soo Old tavern co4 s , strung upon a strong,wite l ; well lashed together, with lay-torsi co. vered with canvass, and painted In qit, ;o as to malc t it waterproof. When it is wanted, it is to he sided from the feet close up under the arms, and tine fa'stened over each shoulder by mcitis of tape s or cords. A person thus equipp e d tray sa f e l y trust himself to the waves, for he will fleas bead an d shoulders ab ove water i n any storm, ;;ndby paddling with his hands, may easily gain the alluxe. It has ever been found alit a Lottery comment. ing about Christmai was always quickly disfiosed G 1; The preSent Lottery, which begins Drawing the 9tlt . of January, and consists pi only 26,000 Tickets, meets with the most astonishing success. The demand for Tickets and Bharea 'at HORNSRY and C0'5,.N0.'26, Cornbill, is very great ;•as such, they recommend Clubs, Soci et i es , an d particularly those who Ik:flour HORNSBY anti Ca. with their orders, not tnpostpone purchasing, .aa.Tickets and ShareS will continue to advance in price.--HQR NS- B Y and CO. had . the pleasure in the two last Lot. teries of dividing 'among . their friends, CaPital . •Yo .- • Br id,,, t o stri.t. , tO :scoo p Priz es of cool. 1,0001. 2,0001. tooool. and 2o,o3:01. Dear Sir, No. New n and hope to have the same satisfigtion in the Ar FEEL it a Duty suing Lnitery. re , of the very.; RIATiI. On gonday the tzth inst. the Lady of Alderman Desbo. rough, bfffittingdun, of a Daughter. , DI4O. Rank Stock' t 441 Navy s per . Lciit. shut ; per Cet)t. t - y - . y'4l pei Cent. 4 per t rut. 3 Pcr C. R. S4l. per e. (;011. a rut D. L. Anh. r.;! South Sea OhtAnn. pa} LON DO fq: Printedt y BUCHANAN NV MILL AN, (of-Bow-Street, C ove n t • Gard en) ; and, Publis l '-- 4 by W 1 1. 1 ..1 AM A tut c SczirP At the Sytt.()l - mica, No. ttz, &raid wher e Advergiitieireti Oriteri Mr 'h. P„A.. t . - - Saturday last, John Sumner, .Esq. of Brompton-row, K n ignt;;bridge. tin Friday the gth inst, in tfie 411th year of his age Colo. nel Bout/Man, "late:Liatitenant-Color t el o r t h e Scotch 'Greys. OniMonday, at New Barnes, near St. Alban's, Mrs.Tow good, wilinf Matthew Tow good, Esq. • The same evening, at herliouse in Seymour-place, Laity C harlotte Iton, 'aunt to the present tart of Tfianet, ill the t it year of her age. Yesterday' Sennight,' Mr. Kirkman, sen. many years an eminent Brewer in Broad -street, Bloor4itlatirv. • On Tuesday the.6tli inst. at Coedriglan tiouse. near Car diff; Mrs. Alpe Wo od, widow of the late Robert S,Vood, ortirtrie?. ' ' ' ' n the 4f1,11;5t , .. at Ripley, in,Sgrray. axed 67, Mrs. Mary At Glasgow, on the, 27th ult. Mr. John Ruthven, met.. p t ired; rick co,iluty,:in fllaryl.inti, in April. last, Mr. jarncs fot,u44ny yeas s .1 one of the tlclesiltettldts front Glasgow in that place ; scent out in 0.17. 1'R072 OF ,STOcK,S, visr Ran Ax. Imll3 Stock India ,Dotsls .tischcq. Bills • Vennionl 61 6 per Cent. 523 Ditto Ann. Bank for Cons. tar OM. 1 41111' NEIIO. CR.AITE!i4.:4, b. It. • Passed by--tits !P eSt i:trick l , ) Campbell re , an t i Paine, MO di th, from Belfast; Mercurion, from Barcelona. Coward, Dickenson, from St. Andero longe from Leghorn ; Libirty, Tomlinson, from Newfoundland F.li%a;. Rolf, from Virginia ; Two Brothers, Stevenson, arr Vrow A iicla, —, from Dantiie ; Titus, —, from Stet tin ; Anna, Hari kson, and Camilla, Turner, from 'Rip Testila, Wilson, from Konings:iarg ;,Vrow Aiida, Waken and Vrnw Aka,' Fletcher, hum Rotterdam Ileorietta Riggs, from Rusto.. Favourite, Young, and Vrow Aria: Alder,-from Lear; Four. Brothers, (elines, Vrow CAP . rina,.l.atten, Vrow Margaretta y Otter,' Anna, Lanikin, WI, —, Maria Carolina, Vrow Alicia, (kick, Stunioer, Two Sisters;'Frederick, and Two Brotiitrs, - —, from E mixt= DE.e. ma. Passv.3.l by—the Eve. Monk, froM Nr , dag, 3 ; Venus, Niekol6:4l, from jerseyi; and" Vrow Soutbrind,, - from Rotterdam. Sailed=—the Ilitward, Walker, for Tobago ;.-Lord Duncan. A II:rson, tot Si. Vincent's; Suspense, Burton, tor St. Kitt's; Cygnoit, Fisher, for janviic,t ; l'ns.seus, Gtoves, and C hris ' trona tharlorre, for I. ittitc. • Dec, 13. Passed bi-. --tne Haroia. Pr*), from the Cape of ,Good Hope; ChinA Pits, joht:son, tract; ilambro' ; Abigail, -Fisher y trom Am4teritim ; Stevenson, and lane , Button', from Memel ; Wanderer, Aigwortli, from Dantzier Mary, Oswald, trom Quebec ; of Denmark, 'Melts, Three 'Sisters,, Restock, Catliacina, Angers, Neptuilcr Young, and lutfroiv latskey, Lubber', front Embden. Ball, for Dematata, and .ttn: Lagans GOVERNAIIiNT SliettitlTY , AGAINST LOUN. TIER FEITS, None are Genuine, without having " Sa.str.. SALOPJOgf Liverpool," engraved in the Stamp : and . Ten Pounds Kr ward, far every Houle sold.withunt a Stamp, to bard on conviction, under Ad of Parliainent, the 42d Geo. 11. Ch. iS; before any Justice piffle Peace. Dr. SOLOAIL's CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAV• ' HIS-invaluable Restorative has been adminiget. ed in ptivate pratkice, the greatest success, tbr a s•zrizs of years, to youth and agent either sex, Iv ho air evalli the objetis of this most powerful, certain, and eiThaukli Re storative. ' Where the stomach j 3 disordered, the body is , we:,kened ; paleness. bodily decay, emaciation, and tile eyes sink into the head ; where nervous, astlitriatic," and hypo chondrical eomplaints. have shatter.A t h e c onstitution, this Cordial Balm has universally; established its restorative Mi. catcy, and may be justly enumerated aniongst the foremost orthose happy discoveries which inedical research lids prd cured -as the blessing of the human . race,. and' greitest counteraiaives to human miSery : in sickness of stomach, violent purgings, tiatulencies and obstructions, it is a safe and efficacious; remedy, The first symptoms of its guild edezts are serenity and chcarfulness, by removing head-;:elte, we.,kness,lie(avitiess and lowness of spirits, dimness of si;,tit, confused thoughts, anti .watulerings at the mind, ! spots and tneLnclioly, and all kinds of hystcric . complainti. A Saving of Nilie Sliitliks in Two Guineas• The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in Bottles, price U,'' it-Guirma each; there are also Bottles, price 33s cont.ii,l; ing equal to tour Betties at trA. tics. by which saves cis, includingafso the Duty; the Stamp of the Prop , rietor's N.. i ne an d Address, " Samuel So:ai m? ' verpool, 'to imitate which is feloliv. d ke enclosed for advice. • • ) I (C; : f i ; i t lz:1 1 1 C; 12 1 c : di r . :, te ;;: ; ; CW- Yc•rk ; No. IS, Strand, 1.(•= 1, •" . aul Utt miii~+lialn, Knott a ß lic r t s t t ,7 l o ,ll4 (l 4 -,: 1 ,110 11 ;i; ;11 5 t 01 1 ;; ; ; ':C4 '" :1 ,r jacIS S il c id l: Siain'notis ; 1314 St. tlaiuni's, Dingle; Glic,.. - Ichcs ;Loa ; Canibridr,e, tiodpoil ; Co...entry, Rolllrsoit ; • ter, Keyin....r.; Caittel'hurv, Simmons Car lisle , cties*try Chatham:, Ltherington ; C'heirnsford, Clac lor ; And lion ; Clikhesier; pow, ireticestet.,,.ciTl';' : ig Chil,penhain, C'vniis ; Dublin,' D , ,rgdale, 0031 , camel; Derby: Orew.r 7; Durham, Penn ington; . ose , Neale& ; tZeS, - LAM c,'; D orc hester, Virtue; De al ' . Dertinouth, jaciton Ettinboi4n, Smith. bt"rtg c ti ou f t ,.. Yieter, rifrewinitn .Jiid Son ; almouth, ; (7 , 15 , ter, Am- ‘,/liker; trtAki•w, F Mermadd ;,LiverPoo drukrist ; Letits_isons, Liocelo, Drury • ; Lriee.ter; Grepti, Swinton ; LeYtl'ir , e"'vro Chntripson ; Nlayrate, 12-owc; Maidstone, vv .culler, Atlee; N. Marlborough, Harold ; burr, —- C .Di ce r Nottin4- cattle, I .V-,,dkor, i ; and o. • Oxfora. ham, Bcdpge; ones; lani Plyntleth Hovland , re,top. tinßaker lge SP g ; awigent shrew-Aitiry, - , Stuart Cu. ; Salisbury, t a 6rj &I C ° o r rl ; 5 S t t i r arianki()Rittioi:°nGStl' :,:Bcic;t:ty-S;;:ebil;tl;9ll.Sra.rn'irui .1n,a;'":1 Wood ; Windsor, lilt en ; and by all Venders t. Medicines in' t he thlited KingdOrtl. Of whom mayibietin•dhraetitt, 113811:s%! priced tio o n : being 7.s nea rly 'fluff SOl,O M 0 N 's .G i) I I ' ) E Vici IF111:1.?1Ivn77 Or advice to both sexes; on fe male diseases, Ner!"vibm!,o pOctiondriac, .ana, onsu Mptive 'Complaints. 'the recomineulecl to young men pa tn ,ei a (iii n eti y i: y n • D e n a r rs iiht e y xperience and observation vie e• . ,0 wh i c h is eoznetluences ot a secret and destrudive an Address to O i b l el i ilt e S o3 , sfes G a solit a ry t i i ll ar i l .eaclistr t(Y r t u i et ' 'Tutors. have have the care and education ,at Youth: dittcrep n p l a a t t l i l s i aetn:lainirig Venereal th stages of the Scurvy, 'Leprosy, Ktirne4gt'sineFfivtil,inGtoill:t, cautions to yowl& Pera n "_'"..,. thedangie.hreofanitnapzrinognesr.le,citt:n)iiiet;chioi:stn.suooorikinirs tohp4etr)it3iretactrnatasirdi7.l is vast utility. • l el ' ed f oils Year iniraTu i : fvledicine I. E . - PILLS. . . *1- P . Ai 1 Dl A .s iv ) l , t; two years ago, 1 was attacked with a VF.NE14F.'',....1' 1 Nit 1.1.,'„%g.1.' Ky . w.llich I treated rather slightly lut Svpie !i w i l . 1 , co f ~.,,;;;; , list'xb: 2 t length spleading - all over iity'boklY, . 1 ` but 7, ,,, .;0a1001ya0 the most etAinent of the Factat i h' w . I ,e _ik.ir 44Suitato: atE ) rd et t o nly tealpotaiy retie 4 . I '‘ her t a iru . 01 var.b.rs Courses of Salivation, and from bei n g ul a c evrpulent habrt, ;vas lititiced v, a mere skeleto. jry a 13 , 1 x ot: "'gilt tQ this situati I=. ' 1 . eil death JS ..., Lases in witietln"yzelt}uirl.t;rllisililitiaed/7.ltl:l2:::;:;t!di?,lglu',l7:l4ldnutee,ctl 15 tilde, but a .... , ~.11, ! ..,,,,,,,L.r the H omy r‘,iitiethr(2,plye,,,tt'sfitrt: , ai t t h a ,,, l t l rTryerFtritetiyl,i.i,iitetshis;.iirreetnid,eirett 1111).nir.e4toinc(c)r1 titlr w;i11 1 Mouglit f.,tilct telic r tii t " - e you! ':y pEsevering for twd or thr..e tnutths, and ib i _l t , t l",;l;ation ..ft__ft . tons, .1 eooefithleed the most. uilaccount,tw' ',,,'" t hank 1 ,0 4 1 , 11 pain, tn.: ~., . I. e i yralloaUy bobsiajog ; I arn non , i , u ht Y * I, Nrtedtii r 4 .0, , ,e1ed, 3141 w.di,ing out (131IY : 1 ,. I ( *.yin{ not, but 0r.,, more box, .whieb 'ft.:link Cautious to take, - istablish my hzmith to its original state. . ' , v.,ta the nuistileart-telt gratitude, that It is . j subscribe my elf, Sir , yotfr trn4libbliged hunible Servant, ",,,ot,t, 13eansiate, Manchestel, July t, 1.301. • +W. PEA''' P s I. S. For , the public benefit, 14410 not objea to the•aba.,:: hero; published, but leave yOU to ad as your oWit be"' 'ludgnient Sliali.dithite.' p repatexi and Sold by the solo Proprietor,, rg ...„„, s . 4 11(}11, 1:A. y Loa, Member of the Royal c °liege of uc'''''' , ___ Lcindon, at hH is oule, NO. 9, New,litidge-stret I ~ i 1 When, :otter 3 constant residence of mote than 1 . 'M rrY of ..;r:ectiirt:sria.lit;:46rpnrapCtiaiientos,paar!ittil.:tuilwatt.yioti;liirejedlnettlaittoo mitt tilc e va u r lf s i :. t , Generli!.m'in 'both - Sexes, *ids that inviolable SOlltti, fiwattlii‘'el:hs-A'lll,7nii:Zy'lti,htiSjleParut.ll%c.l4(;:tlTri"?snt:tlaanicssellisc °gbra4eitriviet,49l)o6' ly adrninistcrs to - PerShas taking this Medieine, "' l ,a i r esteetnert by a dtseerning'P abbe, as an 'advantage 01" A._ 0 he 011ilincd, and void of 4ifit , ignity.. ~ co of ,klsO 5 , 3ni, by hi; A pi)ointincot, tor the convento to. those living at a di,t:'lnce, Ilt tile Pc;fiffUCt's, No. 34,' t' crat i. 11-ales-street', . P.ilt - fvlall'; ' the T,,ystiop, No. lob i ( i ' l ' Sir. street ; Mr. I)ishorougies, bo. 7, , , l''sh' strecg-111r bi a; swers, Bookseikr, No. I. Union-row, Little 'cower- 1T s , Mc.. 1-10,iter!a Soiath-brid" I.ditihurei ; Mr• C 3llvve l st -0., . Dublin; Mr. -Billing's, I.iverp,ol ; Mr. Aticioson'stlv.o.lo chester ; ..mi by one l'er,sun o, every con4ideraDle ', *.o ~,,.:nt Great It it tilt nut Ireland, 'in f : 0„, , , of only zs. 9" . ~01 sailed` up wit 'a lull and'Olatridinlttioos, Whereby 1 .415411. 0 " 14 1 either teX may cure:thentselves wit n ease, spectib scc rc . )' ' safety. sealed ,it with , N. B. F.rery Box sold in Great Britain is' ''') int -1 steurip.'.en o,44iailh, I,W:favour of the COmnits•soners, it 1 r ) : 4 ..... d. a; the Stamp-otii..e, "T. Tailor,. No. eqt Ne w Ar op l'reer," t., itnit.ste wittefi is Folimy; and all others t , terkit; . • AM;