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• Fioirt the LONDON GAZETTE, luxe 4,1803 v Ai the Court Sr, James's, the tst Day of Tune; 12°3, present the King's Most Excelleht 'Majesty in Council. - This Day the Right Honourable George Tierney, Treasurer of His. Majesty's Navy, was, by His Majesty l 3 Command, sworn of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, and took his Place at the Board accordingly. Whitehall; _Pm 4., 1803. The King has been pleased, by Letters Patent tinder the Great Seal of the United Kingdom a Great Britain and Ireland, to grant and confirm-to I its Grace Henry Doke of Beaufort, and the Heirs of his holy lawfully begotten, the ancient Barony of Botterourt, by the N um, Style, and Title of Baron De Bottetourt, as also the Place and Prece_ dency due and belonging to the said Barony. tgJr..o . l7et, .7.vne 4, i 803 . tst Reghnent of Dragoon Guards, Lieut. fames F. Naylor, (rem Half-Pay of the ;Regimenti to be Lieutenant, vice Wilkie, who exchanges. , 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Msnsclt Bowers, 'Gent. to be Cornet, without Purchase. 15th Ditto, John Butler, Gent. to be Cornet, by Purchase, vice Griffiths, promoted. zyth Ditto, Lieut. W. B. Laird to be Captain, by Purchase,,_ vice Ellis, who retires. • egth Ditto, Capt. Henry Grove, from the ed West reelia Re to be. Captain, vice Young, who exchanges. 19th Ditto, fames Verner, Gent. to be Corner, vice Port, deceased. Colin Anderson, Gent. to be Cornet, by Pur chic:, vice. jackson, who retires. 23.1 Ditto, Henry Savage, Gent. to be Cornet, by Purchase, vice Warburton, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Capt; John Hanbitry, from the .list Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Congreve, who ex. changes. 3d Regiment of Foot, Hospital-Mate John Aire to be Assist ant-Surgeon, vice Shute, superseded.' sth Ditto,- Ensign John Stewart, from the Half.. Payof the eeel Foot, to be . Ensign, vice Alexander, who exchanges. Leen Ditto, Captain John Wilson to be Major, by Purchase, vice Woodell, wine retires. Lieut. %Valiant edam to be Captain of it Company, vice .W ion Ensign Thomas S. ..Cleaveland to be Ljentenepte vice Edam. reth Ditto, Serjeant.Malor Crooks to be Adjutant, vice er, who resigns. site Ditto, Lieut. Thomas-, C. Major, from Half-Pay of the Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice , Hare, who ex changes. egth Ditto,''Captain the Honourable Charles Greville, from the fitst Foot, to be 'Major, be; Purchase, vice Gordon. who retires. 39th Ditto, Floepital-Mate Neil Currie to be Assistant-Sur. geon, vice Ord, who resigns. ettst Ditto, Captain Thomas Cellogreve, from the 'lSt Foot Guards, to be .Captain, vice Hanbury, who exchanges. William L. CrOwther e Gent, to be Ensigit, without Pur. . ehaie. 47th Ditto, Quarter-Master John Harley, from Half. Pay the 27th Foot, to be Quarter-Master, vice Mounts, Who exchanges. seth Ditto, Charles Beckwith, Gent, to be Ensign, without Purchase. stet Ditto, Ensign Langford Redwood to be Lietitenant, by Purchase, vice Short, promoted. pd Ditto, Lieut. George , . Macdonald from Half-Pay of the 96th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Manuury, who ex. changes, receiving the Difference. 56th Ditto, Liter. I'. C. Roberts, from Half-Pay orthe 15th Foot, to be LielltelSallt, vice Casson, who eXCILIngti, receiving the Difference. both Ditto, Major fervase Rainy to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by Purchase, vice Campbell, who retires. Captain leines Lomax, to be Major, vice Rainy. ' 624 Ditto, Cornet Richard Ferinor, from the 6th Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, by`Purchase, vice Bradley, promoted. yed Regiment of Fuot, James Blair, Cent. to be Ensign, by Purchase, Vice {toss, prouoted. 73-1 Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Crofton to be Adjutant, vice Fraser, resigned. • 74th Ditto, Lieutenant William Tolltey to be Captain, by • Purchase, vice Datrymyle, who retires. To be Lieutenants--Ensigii William Moore vice Gilchrist, deceased. Ensign James Miller, vice RoCerteon, deceased. • ' Enke Martin Morris, without Purchase, vice Fletcher, prainated. Ensign Edwanf flacon, by.PurChaee, vice Tot ' trey, promoted. . . To be Ensigns without Purchase—Charles Fielding Shawe, ' - Gent. vice Moore. Isaec Downing, Gent. vice Miller. John Rankin, Gent. vice Morris. • . To be Adjutant---Lieut. Rebell Neilson, vice Grant, 'who resigns. 75111 Ditto, Ensign fatleinartWilkins to. be. 'Lieutenant, vice Harvey, deceased. Lieut. E. Byrne, from Half -Pay of the late 28th Ligtit Drapons, to be Lieutenant, vice brown, ptemiutt:(l. Letch . , Gent:' - t.. lee Ensign, without Purchase, vice Wilkins, 7fith Ditto, Lieutenant f rederick William St.' Aubin to be . Adjutant, vice'Coxon, who resigns. 7!eth Ditto, Henry Come, Gent. to be Eneikle by Purchase, vice Montgomery Coane, who is in the Last India COl/I.' *, pany's ScrVice. 79th Ditto, Agin Atkinson, Gent. late Assistant. Surgeon of the Aberdeen Feneibles, to be AsSistiint-Surgeon. gob Regiment of' Foot, Lieutensen, Alexander Nlaelachlan to be Captain of a Compauy, by Purchase, .vice who,retires. Ensign Edward Nichpll to be Lieutenant, vice Maclaehlen. Ensign John 'Libitum to be Lieutenant, by Purcbioe, vice Taylor, promoted In the 3oth Font. Henry Medley, Gent. to be Ensign,' %Yet:Johnson.- F.Oth Ditto, Robert, Nicholson, Gent: to be Ensign ; bei Pur chase, vice ki'Quarrie, promoted. A rehib ad Modem), Gent, to be Ensign, without Purchase, • eke leenev; who-resigns. • • Lit:usenet - it William lelOrton to be Adjutant, vi c e Price,: de-Leased. 93(1 Ditto, Francis Scott, Gent. late Aoistant4orgeon of the Tyrone Militia, to be Aesistant-Surgeen, vice jeljiey, who resigns. Colonel Fraser's Corps, Quarter-Maste, ban Simpon, from MM . -Pay of the late Cambrian ,Rangers, to be Quarter. Af.: , ,ter, vice Forbes, who exclt4i l gcs. ;sr West India Regiment, Captain William Massey, from Half-Pay of the lath West India li.c&lnlcolt, to be Captain, -.eke Barstow, who exchanges. :)itto, Captain Henry Yonge, frorn,the 18th Light Dra. ems, to be Captain, vice Grove, who exchange s. l.!, • e'en's Regiment—. J. Zehnpsetuting, Cent. to be ! ter- Master, vieeeKerns e deccased. Ceeeed Champagne's Regimcnt--George Gillespie, Gent. , te, tit! Assistant-Surgeon. lOntsay's keKirrtent —Lieutenant John Brattish, • tioniothe Seth,Poot, to be Captain. -- STAFF. C:llatlt.3 Lewis, Esq. Deputy,Payniaster anti Ae. In-, of Ow Arnty Dep Or, to be Payniaster of a Rd- Cent. to be. D..puty-Paytnaster and Ac. of bite Army' Depot, vice. Lewis. R R SON. thApital.Mate, Vical:l; 'Johnstone to .be Garrison-Nieto of (libraJtar, vice White, promoted., '`BARRACKS. It*bert Alarm, t - o be x liumck-[Master in South Bd can, . Bi't WICISNIC CO",lerte4 and Yit.lM47try , Cavalry, Comet Dot lFlas to kv Ljeuten4nt, / Nu° Belt, who rcbigits. • . G L , orge Brown. Gent, to h e Coi vice )'orki ithe 111.. rt Ridii;g Ge;!tiemeit l'eoma,:rry Crvalty, Lnrd C;r:withain to he Cntain. Frasti...ls Walker, Gelit. to be Lictiwnant, vice Wood, who tvoilns, Ist Reg/mew GJ t'diuSarg4i Klan/cent, linnourAle 1V lliatrc l cues, Lord Provost of Edin burgh, to be Colonel. !tight Honourable Charles Hope to be Lieutenaut-Colbnel. Edinbw-gb,fiigh/and Pa:errors. A. M'C:egor Murray, Esq. to be Colonel. Arzinbald Campbell, Esq;_tobc Livute.nant-Colonel. LONDON: Printc4 by I LTC HA NAN Whit LAN, BowAtreett CoventLGardcro ; and Published hy inm ta zweit Sc A f ees. (ut" South Multon-strret• G """ " d q . u3Nl At tLe SoN.C)Frfc E ) No. 2, Strand • where diutilisontra4: Ordirs for the Pater ) Laws fur the Editor , arc; (PcstVviiiib' Must 'be addresse COlin Mae Donald, Esti..to be Major. To be Captains—H, M'Donald Buchanan, Esq. Coll I'c6ortald, - Esq. K.-Mackenzie, Esq. Lewis. Gordon, 'Esq. Adam Fergusson, Esq. Robert Graham, E.sq. Dun can Cameron, Eq. John . Campbell, Esq. fames Grant, -Esq. Norman. Lockhart, Esq. . . TO be Captain-Lieutenant —Robert Gordon, Esq. . Rya' 1141-Lothian Volitxtetr Houstoun Ring Brown, Eq. to be Major-Commandant. St, George's Voliottetrs. _ lames Thomas,' Esq. to be Captain. • Charles 1-Tart, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Benjamin Sayer, Gent..to be Lieutenant. MILMORANDUM. tileuteriant De Matson, of Watteville's Regiment, is super. Oded. ERRATUM in the Gazette of the.3oth April last. rst Reg:weft of Foot Gkardt. • For William Harry Tnompson, Gent. to be Ensign, by Pur. chase, vice Curzon, who retires; Read fins:gn William Henry Thompson, from the 29th Foot, to iv; Ensign, by Purchase, vice Curzon, who retire. Conzmit.rions hi the. Herefordshire Regiment of _Militia, signed hy the Lard Lieutenant. To be,Captain—Thomas Raker, Esq. Dated May 2o 1803. To be Lieutenants—ilayne, Thorley Cent. Dated March jo, 1,503. James Jones, Gent. Dated . March 31, 1803. asper Allen, Gent. Dared May 13,4803. Samuel Lambe, Gent. Dated May 22, 1803. To he Ensigns—Thomas Ware, Gent. Dated May in, 1803. Samuel lieven, Cent. Dated May.it, 1803. To he Paymaster—Licut. William Eirington. Dated May 5, 1803 Commissions - ,Sig rd sy the Lord Lkuttna.vt of the Counts , of Kent. • - Atted May s, 1803. To lie Deputy-Lieuttnants.:—The Earl of Guilford, the Earl CoAttet, Sir Thomas Maryon Wilson, Hart. Edward Knatchblall, Esq. lames Pest, Esq. William Goodhew the Younger, Eictieilliarn rorentait Esq. Lien*. Mills, Esq. C:mmissim in toe West Kent Militia, signed /y the Lkrd Lieu. trenant. Thomas Dyke, Esq. to be Colonel, vice James, resigned. Dated May 23, 18a3, E,IINWRUPTS. John Cook, of Warren-street, Tottenham-Court-Road; linen draper, to surrender June tt, t 4, and fitly 16, at eleven, at Guildhall, London, . Attorney, Mr. Adarns,.old Jewry: Peter lYubbeldeinuts Van Dyck, Arnold John Gevers Lett. yen, and Wyttand Adriaen 41e G miter Vink, late of el:: . . Circus,' Minories, 'London, merchants, lune it, 2S, and July t 6, at ten, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Walton, Girdlers-hall, Basinehall-strect. Andrew Thompson and Bartholomew White, of 'Bow-lane, London, wholesale hosiers, June 6, 27, at one, July 16, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. A /tallies, Messrs. Crowder and Lavie, Frederick's-plate, Old lewry. Ililthasar Giorgi, late of Itatchlre-Highway, chymist, lunc , 19, and July 16, at ten, at Guildhall. A ttornies,Vlessrs. i l ones and Green, SAlisbury-square, Fleet-street. Jon Plowes, of Leeds, Yorkshire,. merchant, June 29 and July 4, 16, at ten, at the Swan.lnn, Leeds. Attor 'lie:, MeSsrs. Bolland and Atkinson, Leeds ; or, Messrs. Allen and Exley, Fiiniival'i-lim,.London. • ' ' Williain Drake, Itatclill-Highway, Middlesex, linen-draper, Juno, 18, and July 16, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Burt, cold-square, Crutehed-Friars, Lon.; don. Willialll fluddleston,. of ,I('fanchester, draper, June 13, 14, July 16, at three, at the Starinn, Manchester. Attornie.s, Mr. Johnson, Manchester ; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street. MEEMG of the FREEMEN of LEICESTER. 'Tug Freemen of Leicester, resident in London, met - on WeAnesday eve4ng, in great numbers, at the CROWN, in Woburn -street, Drury-lane, under an idea that, by the death of Mr. Babington on the Continent, there would be an immediate Elec_ tion of a Representative in Parliament for that an cient and respectable Borough. A number of Candidates were mentioned as being disposed to offer themselves to the choice of the Freemen; and, among others, their old Member, Mr. M‘Namara. Sir Harry Vane Tempest was also spoken of; but none appeared, except Mr. M'Carthy i who opposed the present Members at the last Elution, and .appears to have so strong a party in the Borough ; as to give him confident hopeepf success. - 'E , o BE 'LETT, at BED FONT, OLie of the moat Pkasant and Healthy Villages in the CbuntY dr Middlesex; thirteen MileS from Landoll, on the High Westan Road, on 4 Building or Repairing I.eae, A. l l o, o y i S ti , r i at ' r i d ' tUhtc-ohnOsUidiceri:b 1 (.2/ e a xittleenltl tarn, nest ana the Road. To be viewed, and further Particulars kiiown,bl applying at the Black Dog, or the Bell, in the Village; of at Nlr. White's, Storey's-Gate, Westminster. N. B. Thc Rent will be in proportion to the length of OS Lease, and the Sum to be expended, as may be agreed upon. TO BE LETT, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH ED,. At Astropwells, in the County Of Nerthanipton, Meth! mitre of Sir Thomas Moyston's f t ens, bring seven Mild distance from each or the i(tun..l s, A GOOD FAMILY 110C,-;E, Con,isiing Of thrm large, Parlours, four best Bed-rooms, s:x Ser• 'rants' ditto, Kitchen, Servants' anti goo! Cellars, other Conventencies ; Stables, with twelve good Stalls, mlio Saddle-room, two Paddocks. Grass, with Kiteheii-gar‘lol, The above Preintses are newt} titled up, and to be Lett lit one Year , . or on a Lease. as above Particulars, apply to Mr. Thomas Wyatt, or by Letter, Astropwells, near Banbury , Oxo n. SIR IAMES MARRIOTT. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLII rich INDIA ORNANIENTS,,CHINA, CLASS, PRIN TSi nuineroits Onions arld Valuable TO 13E SOLO BY AUci i N. By Mr. Sii C r:FLEWOR i On the Premises, T Essch By Order of rite F. Some time V. After the. Sale of tile AMOSTex,:ellent Aseirbia -I A.:•;F.FIOLV FURNI'T'URE, and Modern C,ta ,India , C ro h ii itt: : one Linen, lar:ze 1,-,1 ;aid 1?:, lainpoti, CApital Thne-Piece, a supein • ,,, rn Boxes, rost.:,tvuon..4l.,i • v,q) e m b a tt 4 se an f r ) c r ii, jry t 3 : uo . o p 4 re fi s c ac r v Day Clocks in Mahogany Cases Dtais, *1 Alanu factory, handsome marble ' Wle,r . .t , . a Gig and Harness, Sec. the pri,per;i ,Sir JAMES MARRIO'I - F, Late Judge of the High Court of EY , , "The Furniture comprises Four-p; st,' Tent, and e‘it- i f fit Bedsteads, with tine Chintz, Cotten, Dimity. and ° tilt ''' . '7l - 1 nit ikre:i, and Wintiow-Cur:ains t cc4respoild; prime se«401;;;'4 Goise and Down Feather-Beds, Matti'ASSCS 4,IPCrthICIVI.I44, lii ttl:ets, excellent Cabina- Work, in lionk.,cas,* lobes, double and single Chests of Drawers, Coill"'"'"i Side r Bureaus, Dining, Card, and Pctub; Table, mahogany Japanned ;inn r0e,.0. and Sattinet Seats. Lirge Fier and Dressing tril.,c7)i.. Fire Screen, Tut key, Brussels and Wilton Calrl l . a d e 1 1 0. tat Oak Mangle, Stove , , ?itched Reguisitos ut 001' Initiation lc:. &c. May be viewed three days previous to the .whe,lF,4; talogues May be bad ot the Exectitois, the Rev. Itobett 71: ; and Mr, l'itleddowcrotr, No, b, Court, Gray's Inn ; en the Premises ; at the t;oirg e ' c o; stead ; Rose and Clown, Sudbury I ‘Vhitellart , t Black Boy, Chelmsford ; Rid Lion, Camoridge ; Vin flo c , Bfidge-street, Blackfriars ; and of Mr. Situttleworth, 11. Austin- I; near the Royal. E xcliange. CAP ITA I. F c;,R ' f S ) : i tt s,D JA .5, M a. E n S a N r I A A R R :v R is I . iI i r ,.S T S : Ex. _____..........---..............------ . At ,vr: R ißi l t : Ev E a l ys . l :s t: l i c. .. lo D )art ,: v . l i ._y A N A S u I c O . N i. 1 , 0 1 1 N l i E AS ° R. By Mr. SHUrfLEWORTI -1, o S ome Together, h:r tioui-,._Combill, : a time ,Boy in r JULY NExr, of which Notice will be se- i ( i ) n " L ie o r t ( s ) , t.l a h s e m E a x y ec he " di s ot a zk i ! d ht T ir r i u o:t iteclsltgible,lt; less acceptable otters are made in the - Contraet, of 'THE MANOR, or REPUTED . MANOg, to- L u . TW I NST ED, with the Rights, Q. eit.rents, anotlo„„ very valuable Estates > comprising toget i1,':.7 ..aklor 73 0 • 1 ' the Residence of . Sir JAMES NIARRIIOTT, Deeeastd, AO tate judge of the High Court at Admiral tv, &c, .1 , :c , , " - ay TW 1 NsTED HA LL,,a most exceivlit atii spactee•l4.lleLof Mansion. presenting three fronts of a neat and elegasS s' l ~ ,,,1 Archi:eatire, deeorated with hancisOme stone nill. l ' o es Ziastera , .with enriched capitals and OrneW nlS 'lt 7 situ a tion, . anufacture ; commanding a delightful and retired situatish. in the centre of beautiful arid extettive ' , a wns 4na i li').l ;i r eit'a ing Shrubberies, disposed with taste Judd oiti;locur .0,:-.st 3.c. (ICS VI:: 11.1( s .1,1 _. Mile*, from Halite. and embellishment, alt' di g ore "a" ' tUresque, lu •u .. ' " " wets over a high') 4.u! th,t . / t " 4 ". and vaned poll. • 'avail tinic by Plea.- ' IrOM 1.010011 51 4. Cdarld romaLtie Coo , ; , the distal" , It Boron h .. g ,the late eminent Proprietor re.,Wsn naments. • Bed . chambers. The :Mansion contains excellent ails 1 ,.., r ,,,,,i,c0n. se . rvants -rootns, n i 1 .... resi.n4.c_oseti, and cvetY c -'.. '. ific o a t venience an act:amnia:law ; an elegse t t; nit °l ,gd en. Apartments, spacious Library, two hamdsome.P 30c , trance-Halts; and a most complete and extensive ar c r a , i ,li arched of Attached and Detached Domestic Offt eel '• • w o. relied Wine. Beer, and Coal Cellars ; produCtive Ion: .t. A sixtil,r,}lll4 from Sudbury itii,vlet,vv:lll.ll.r. lentfoac cover for Game, with which the Country abou nt „ 7e. interstaed with delightful rural Walk 3. lA•ith a "tal'i l , , ,,* tacheCeintage or Steward's House, capital f3rITI 311 d co YardS4 Barns, Coach,. and Cart-loes, Stabling, %_;, House, Granary, aml Out -Buildings ut every iiescriewl,ti. Also the following compact Farin a --LOsh Holise,soni:tio• sing 7o'Acres; Ball's, 84 Acres ; Nukes's, 44 Ac,,,r e.s ,; „ l oos , / 47 Acres ; ,Twinsted-Hall I.(xlge 89 Actes ; (- 4 tl blc, Meadow, l_ , oAcres Pasture, il a sro i re l ,t) Y p n ,, ' s antl %B % °A l : sr l ' .: 7 s' l, a ' a ti° l 4 i f e la i , le I ll' v gc i e t a i g i • lci I: tillsl,rl.ll t l e .cr. t vlgi t rsnt:inigng,excalepdtru'onusLiiivui:ihd-iinogas Ring-tenc'e, and' in the 11111143:n4 state of Cultivation ; with large Faun-Houses, Y a rds` . 3 ,,, the rein • •in 11 . I and , part an( • 'lrani, der on Leas , - - , at Rents -amounting to TWO HUNDRED and NIN ETY-ONE.POv* er. AMMO. TATS, • , snAy, be had of the Executors and Trnsteei, ... r ob tdove May be viewed with Tickets only, which, witb,--I,Ttig Robert "taY, ilt TwinstM.--Hall ; -and Wt. i`' -- Shoal s, No. 6, Holborn-Court, Gray's Inn ; and. of Mr: 4 .4t ige,. worth, % No. ,17, Austin-Friars, near the • Royal Xc' . vhere Plans of the Estates rn4y be seen. nr eviat 4 , Pruned Particulars will also be delivered 20 d3r',:-, r',: - ' to the Sale, at the George,Halstead; Rose an .I Co , • , , i . at bury ; White Hart, Braintree ; Black Boy, Clicin°ll,l;:l‘‘ Gairaway's ; and at the York Hotel,' Brldp-stNet, friars. sat PAILS MARRIOTT. RI )V 4 LIVE .111(1 DEAD'STOCK, FARMING and GA'' uTENsii,s, 4...:e. TO BF. SOLD BY AUCTIO-T N, .. 'By Mr. -SHU-1-ILENVOItIL some time in 1U LY .2 . 4 EN. T. Oa the ?remises. Twinsted Hall. near klalstod, rocfr After the Sale ur the Estates, By Order of the li x tcu rotes, , pot HE valuable and very ‘ useful LiVe On a ' •'• 1 pouring . i heitittiu __L e Stock, Utensils. darden 't tans, two I riot , I' acocks, and effcas, the property, of Sir jl O ' N 'I . ltf tl,N;ea.sed late judge t• i • .I.1"h c f Atlo l . o .•' , u tia Hugh ourt Q .1:c. Ilf.e, .- 1 t 1 1 ' 4°4 The Live Stock consists of ten tine •strong drog 1 , tl ° ' two promising Colts; fir ty . -One S on!), forty Lar,Vis, br t ' and store Pigs, Peultry, Spaniels, Pointers, 6.7 t;. hoir `nu: Dead stock, .ic. eo."—cpriiiirisei two cApit3l, og, \V ohs, ail excellent fin-vest W.,gton, tVt O '1, 03 ..,, e * 011 1 riagei, ono Town Cart, tlixo. Tirinhiers, anti 1 .,""4,r0 1.. Carts, Ploughs,. Harrows, a Foat:toot stoat )1011.1'r:00ff ler, Oak ditto, Land Rakes, all deicriptions of " Op and Implements of Husbandry, Meadow and Clover 30,i a small parcel of Hops, 'Wheat, Oats, Barley, Bf-7,7r in other Seats; 3 large quantity of oak and Els" ' l lrt Gatti, Flourin,.; Boards. Planks, Battens, Scatfol.Jl-16gc. Gatkti, Posts, and Rails, I adders, Fire-wood, vagP,tc,', -at' A Carpenters' TOO'S, Coloot 3 , the liir'' 'lOO Meat of Gar-„nt 'fools, Melon 1- rarnei, 114n4 I,lloll'' and Stone Garden - Rollers, Garden Seats, Agg , t' lc 'when 0 1 ' . May be Vie Wed three days plevious to the Sale, tob.rt talogues may be had of the Execut,W, OI it, °l '.ott lif. Gray, Twinsted..ll4ll;, Mr. Meddowcioft, I to'lliisicaill' Gtay's-itin ; on the Premises; at the t;eoti.ke' , 11 1014 Roseaud Crown, Sudbury ; White Hart, liraintret ;140tek Boy, Citehnsfort ; Red Lion, Cambridge t VP"' si c) , lir' Bridge-street, Black friars ; audio Austin Mr. Sutleurorth, ,- Austin. Fria"- , _ . found an impregnable postM would bring back his gallant countrymen to the mist zealous. attachment to their King and Country. Capt. King's speech was -received with loud and reiterated 'marks of applause. He was followed by Mr. tttFrotio, - Who en. forced the good old principles' that have been wont to animate Englishmen in the most perilous periods Of their history, 'in Strong and eloquent language. Colonel OGLE, and many other Gentlemen of property and consequence in Ireland, professed their firm - resolution to employ all the means they possessed to .repel thr insolent and unprovoked me. naces of his Consular Mairsij." We should not have thus particularized a meet ing convened for local purposes, were it not that the unanistity and zeal displayed ,on this occasion will serve as a decisive test of the spirit which pervades all classes of Britisltsubjefis at this moment, when a person, suddenly and - unexpectedly raised to a height of power, for which neither nature nor edo. cation has qualified .him, has the temerity to insult the feelings of a brave people by' the threat of vasion, unless his sovereign quilibecome the lawr , of England 'and of Europe, a curse from which we confidently hope both will be exempted. SHIP NErrs. YARMOUTH, Jowl 1. Arrived—the fenny, from Merrier, and the Sean, Bonifant;from Messinvfor Hull. Sailed—the Georze,..Lities, for Revel ; Rattle, Dune!, lietsy,'Porter, and Lime!, Brown', for Memel ; l‘brflowor, Emerson, for London ;. Argo, list,, and Grimes, for Petersburgh ; and.john, Carter, for Sehien, ia.Norway. GRAVX3E/CD, JUNE 1. Passed by—the Eart,St. Vincent, Sampson, from Pengal; Young William, Bacon, from thi South Seas; Hazard, —, from Vharlestown ; Mentor, Simpson', Indefatigable, Ware, and the Pr,t,nee Celrge, Bailey, from:. Jamaica.; Chance, Thompson, from Trinidad ; Ilritanna ' Peak e. from St. Fart's ; ttaplii , el,. Nisson, from Cadiz; and the Goede Economy, .Cratt, from StocKholm. . . . JUNE '4. Passed bv —the Canton, ---, and the Marquis of Ely, --, from ; Ppvidence. ---, Elizabeth, Frank, Margaret, Minter; anallenry, Bruce, from Metrel; kehecca, Sinclair, from Lisbon ; B:. , tsty,Green, from Gt. 110.1 William Manning, Dit on. from St. Kitt's • Anna 'Maria,—, from Stettin ; Sybille, l'slandro, and 'General Boyd, Bunker, from the South Scat:, Sailed—the' Elizabeth, ()biers, for liambro'; and the Pro vidence, Levitt, for Dublin., uN E 3. Passed by —thc Curnberland, Peirce, from Buenos Ayres; Emelt - Hite, G lucid, from Alicant ; .and Vrow Etna, ---, from Poppenburg.. Sailed—Ole William, Mierea, and St. Patrick. Can:ph:Al, for Belfast; Utley, Walker, fot.Dublin ; Polly, Chersem:,n, • for Bergen; VrowMargaretta, for Einnden ; \Trends chap, Visser, for Bremen ; Vrow tVilhelrniva,—. A r row Ferma t Boon, Julfrow Evan, —, and Opposer, —, for Rotterdam. MARRIgD. On Saturday last, at NfarY-le.bone•Church.lhe Hon. and Rev. John Blackwood, to Mrs. Brice, widow of the is a Co. aotiel Brice, of the CQldstreath Regiment 61 Foot Guards. DIED. . On the 31st ult. at.tiortforti, Mr. .farnes Dickens, one of 1-lk Mitjesty's Messengers. On Satuvday.last, at Ettston-Ilall, in Suffolk, in the 214 year of her aye, the Lady Caroline Vitztoy, sixth daughter of the Duke and-Dhtchess of Grafton. On Saturday e'nnkht, after a short illness, the Rev. John Astley, of Thornage,' in Norfolk, brother of the late Su E. Astley, Hart. On Wednesday last, at Hitchin, Fleas, in the 69tkyear of his age, Mir. Thomas Evans, tuaaryears Master ot t n e S c h oo l in that Town. A XTNTEI3 in a Ladies' Schi)ol, in the West W of England,.an UPPER TEALIIER. A Know ledge of English Grarnmar, Geography, and Needle Works, will be requisite. But the liointivehiefly attended to will be Propriety of Contincl, and Activity in the Discharge other Duty. ApplicatiOui From very young Persons will not be answered.. I.etters, post.paitt, direded to . B. at Mr. S. Woolnier'c, Exeter, will be duly answered. • H• e watt accompanied by a numerous patty of his friends, among 'whom we distinguished the Hon. Captain King, Mr. Clifford, Colonel Ogle, Colonel. Hanger, Mr( Evans, Mr. Curti., Mi. tvlontaguc, Mr. Scott, Mr. Willson, Sir F. Turner, Major DltAlt SIR, Nl93(infiell, FCC. TT is with the most heartfelt sietisfitaion that I 'Mr. Nl‘Cranty, on his health being drank, I address you on the incomparable exCellence of your in , after describing the duties of a Representative of valtiable hledicine, la EAKE's PATENT PI LLS. In the • the'people, according to the original principles o f spring of this year I had the misfortutle to contracta Vene_ attended with the Most manning and dan the. Constitution, recommended,. in the most aril- "gi.eeal Cn onis°lPlailt ' M i symptoms; insomuch, that I have been confined mated and energet i c terms, general unanimity at to my room for a whole week together,. and not able TO stir the resent a Wful.csisis ; and while he insisted, that, out of it i I had no rest night nor day, arid suffered the most dciating pain and torment, and what was still worse, Mr. Grey's plan. of Pailiamentary Reform was . excr my eyes grew weak and dint, so that I could scarce diseint essentially necessary to. the 'regeneration of the any objec - t, if ever so Close to me, and expected nothing less happiness and perpetuity than the total loss of my sight.--Fitfula stout, healthy, of the national glory of and rather corpulent man, I became a mere sh-'idow, andan t InY impossible. In this dreadful England, deprecated any diseessinits at this mement. objea of pity andeompassion; My friends. h a d all given me which would have a tentieney ,to embarrass or over, and thtnigh recovery weaken the energies of Government. He ream- state, and expecting- every minute to be my last In this world, I was fortunately recommended by a neignlxiur to ; mended, on the contrary, the - .examole of the try your Medicine; but having tried all inedical aid to no Romans, who, from that pure love to their country,: purpose, and being avaii enormous expellee, it was some time eforel could he prevailed on to take them ; at last I sent • •which ednstituted their pr o ud tharaaeriseic, lost for six boxes, and betore i had taken them all I found con . sight of their domestic broils and party feuds, siderable benel,it ;my pains gradually decreased, and my eye: when it became necessary-- to contend with the sight grew better, and, to the great surprize and astaaish i=: and:l,ifrF.„l ( afro r . taking, _boxes More), my : common enemy. •Ile chew a pidure of the inordi-strength was perteCtiy restored, and I am now nate ambition and insolent daring of the Corsican (thanks to my your invaluable Medicines) as well. and hearty as ever I was in my life. Usurper, which --had a: great 'effeti , on every one - • present. ' Alluding to thealistrations and divisions God alit - your You are at full liberty to publish this in any manner ott think proper for the benefit .of -society at la and which had of late years unhappily prevailed in his . you I should fuve ' , Ant you sooner, but wits tearful rge of a native country, anti on which this terrific being relapsc., I remain, with the utino,t gratitude, Dear Sir, r ema i n bumble Servant, R. L. LEIGH. .(whost title Was yet unaseertained), built su much High-street, Birmingham, Nov. 1,179 e. his hopes .of demolishing the power of the British The above Medicine is earnestly recommended to all ,-mpire, twit his honourable friend Captain King - Persons that arc in any doubt of their being entirely free of (brother to the Earl of Kingston) by the hand, and , every Venereal AlleCtion, particularly-to those about alter ing their condition in lite, as it will certainly eradicate expressed an earnest wish that all men capable of every taint of that ‘natine Of Iniwever long standing, or serving . their 'country, at this day of threatened , however disguised under the' appearance of other 'disorders • . .it may be; for Scorbutio, t; landu tar,. and Cutaneous Com plaints,. it is also "recommended to be taken, especially in ,and join with heart and hand, as his brave friend the'Spring, Summer and halt. ' and himself did, in a determined resolution to Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, TWOMAS TA Y- Goa, Member of the Corporation,ot Surgeons, London. at defend their common country against the common his 110 use No. 9, New Bridpe- st feet ; where he will give enemy of human freedom, even at the sacrifice of Advice, without,i a fee, 'to persons taking these Pills, and their lives. - - will answer Patients' Letters, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in till cases the most inviolable secrecy, no Captain ICIN I G ~ expressed his entire c oncur r ence ' o,tn,,„,,,thieor„ case b m iin g bn mentioned, hut at th e i r in the s'ntirnents delivered" b y Mr. McC ar thy,MfCatth and particular request, by the Proprietor, duriog the course declared t 'at he entertained no doubt, notwid ts t a nd. of more than 35 years, that he 'has had the concluding - at an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the Praa:ce sng the tinfl.rtunale divisions which had some time arising therefrom. ' 51, 0u prevailed among his countrymen, but . that They are also sold by his 'appointment, at the Per they would manifest the same t.. ov,U;ry a n d Gou . . t i, ti . m .... er'e, No. 35, St. Alban's•street, Pall-Mall; Mr. ;Bo- RAG 1 %WWI btf CliarafteriZed then) in other times. ......2..on's Toy-Oqp, No. to 3, Otiford- street ; Mr. SteerS, ; No. r, Union row, Little 'rawer-bill; arid by one Per- He was, at the same tune, assured, tfiat- w il i r l e ic G il ia enx d . :son in every considerable Town in EnXiinSi Ige• in boxes mach _on the discontents Consul. relied of only as. 9a. each, sealed up, with full 'and plain Di reCtions, whereby Persons of either Scx may cure - them isted in Ireland. - However, measures of -le • n 3 ty selves with ease and secrecy. and conciliation, arid, iibovc all, the presence of N. B. Each Box sold in Great. Britain is sealed u p le with ----s* ,the illuitrious NObleitiant MwhamCOMTTIOn . fame a Starnp, on Which, by favour or the 'Corrinns' sioir.; is pointed out as the future Governor of that Country', printed at the stattp-011ice T. Taylor, No. 9, New re-cet— (the Earl of Moira, c ' . whose n a me would be l' done- w * be id coguntestrrfei„t."to inutate which is Felony, and all other VENEREAL BLINDNESS, &c. To Mr. THOMAS TA YLOR, Surgeon, No. g i New Bridge-street, London.