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From the LONDON c.4zEnt Dcc. J. /Par.:Office, Dec. T, 18n3". Tbe en's Cerprei 4 i ' To he Captains of Companius- Capiitai•Liieutenat)t Matthew Sutton. LieutcnalitAaiires I luttnn. TO I .)c Clitains of Comptiies,L:aptain-Lictiten3nt Henry 1.. c!,:.• .1 arpe. dc Metirun d'art , c. 'co be Lieutenant—linsign vik:cd'orbe. Rtli's Regiment. To ht- Captains of Cornpatics—Captaid.Lieutenant tie Rcinach. Lieutenant Metzger. T, he Lieuterwits—Lieutenant Lewis Muller, from Half. riv of th, tth foot; vice. Wadley, who exchanges. En sign Wilhelm, vice, Mltzger. Ord anet...U.iv, N0v.729. 1, 80 3. 4 Copse R9.al Evince' s. First Lieutenant Richint T. Davy to be Captain-T.ieuternt, vice deceased. Dated july 27, 1.803. Second Lieutenant Thomas M. Dickens to be First Lieutenant, trice Davy, promoted. Dated July 27, 1803. Com/K.:jaw Jigged 6y Me Lord Liente.vant of the County of Berks. Dina , : Lieutenants Admiral Charles Buckner. Dated August 25, 1803. Francis justice, Esq Dated as above. Richard Parry, Esq. Dated as above. James Law, Esq. Dated August 30, 1803. Conimiiiions in .be Berkshire Militia, signed hy the Lord LieNte. now. , john Magrave the Younger, Fsq. to be Major. Dated Sep. termer 27, iS,,;. lion. Lawrence Ileytiell Butiverie to be . Captain. Dated as above. Ensign john Toned to he Lieu tenant. Dale(' September 30, ttia3. Henry Classon, ' Cent. to, be En.iign il Dated Auggst tSq. Thomas Forrist F. sq. to be ditto. Dated SepteMber 27, do. Henry' intsittart, Esq. to be Etisign. Dated October St Iso3. Comm:v.46.n:: in the Invernes's, &c. Regiment of Militia, sipred rie L,rit Lieutenant. - Llnsign Lutlovick t; rant to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Anderson, promoted in the 42/1 Foot. Dated September, 26, ao3. 'litotes AltEachan, Gent. to be ditto, vice Ed. ward Fraser, resigned. Dated 04tober 3t, • ;803. David ROW, Galt. to Eillitr t. ll, vice Grant, proinotcd. Dated Sept. 26, 1803. Lqyal ltliceleo4l rw wen.. Lieutenant Samuel Braddock to be Captain, vice Downes, resigned. Ensign Edward Nee/1114m to be Lieutenant, vice Braddock. %Villiam Edge, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hail, resigned, To' be Ensigns—Joshua Pyle, Gent. vice Goodall, resigned. Thomas Gent, vice Needham. los. %Vylde, Gant. vice Roe, resigbed. To be Chaplain—Rev.' David Dafties, D. D. • To be Surgeon—Francis Newbole!, Gent. Afourage byal lA'unite; Infitnt7. The Rev. Thomas Irevenen to be Chaplain. Lieutenant lames Borlace to be Adjutant. Stephen Cocking, Gent. to be Quarter-Master. Richard Skucs, Gent. to be Surgeon. Loyal Nantukb Vobbtiorrs. Lieutenant-Colonel lohn Crew to be Colonel. Lv•al Ongar Kurt.yred Volunteers. (ohn Owen, Esq. to be Major. Harry Darby, Esq. to be Captain. To be,Lieutenants—Nathaniel Mick lethwaite, Gent. John Ilan?es, Gent Samuel Wyld, Gent. To be Ensigns—William Jones, Gent. William Walby, Gent. lotus Taylor, Gent. William Bellamy Risdon, Gent. Per4l44lre Regiment of Poloottrers. • Lieutenant fames Aitken to be Captain, vice Mackay, re lames Burton, Gent. to oe Lieutenant, vice Ait. ken. lames. Marshall; Gent. to be Ensign. Andrew Turnbull, Gent..to be ditto. Fria/m(11 Poluitturs. William Hardwick, Gent. to be Ensign. St. iltablytt Volunteers., H Ensign James Philp to be Lieutenant. ugh Harry, Gent. to be Ensign, tee St. Owl) Yohodeert. Ftetleciilt Nassau. E.s.q. to be Captain. Smith Bawtree, Gaii.t..t , ) be Lieutenant. Sltadrack Seamans, sett. Cent. t be ditto. William Wilson - Gem. to be Ensign. ' Servo Walden Volunteers. F„nsign Samuel Fiske to be Surgeon. Tall, shunt Vplutheer MAIO% lonntlian Bell, Esq. robe Captain, vice Perry, gazetted by mistake. William Francis Perry, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Trio° Volunteer:. a l i vr Thrimas Warren► to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain F. ) h o „, Est wart , : t) het .hlajor,, vice .Warren. Lieutenant titAliarn M►rdre to be t Captain, vice Edwards. Ensign iartits CVilson to be Lieutenant, vice Illudgt. Bohn Car. thew, Cell. to 'he Lieutenant, vice Cardew, &Ceased. !Gun Merrifield, Cen.t. to be Ensign, vice Wilson. • W roinntele Riflemen. Edward Ald►i:lge, G, ►tt. 'to tie First Lieutenant. William Hoc kley, Gent. tu be Second Lieutenant. IV"lgate To ht Lieutenants-1101d Marchant, Gent. vice' Igimekton, re.l4n;td. Ensign ThurnasfC/pping„ vice Porter, resigned. James Wiles, Gent. • To i;c Ensigns—Robert Slatter,Cent.•William flallard,Gent. Tuturnas Batten, G ent. vice Kepping. John Richards, Gent. Langridge, Gent. To be Chaplain—Rev. Henry ?garland. To be Surgeon—Robert Slatter, Gent. • Writtle Valuntetrs. John Ito%land 8et0.x1.4, ESL). to he Captain. William 'llairlow,"Gent. to be Ensign. ' ' ERRATA in G.zette of Nth September. flarwirb Valwiterr Infantry, for john Hopkins, Esq. to be Major-Comma - octant—Read, John llopkins, Eq. to be Captain.Commandont., In Gazette of gth Ultinno. • • For. Launceston and St. Stephen's Volunteers, read•Launees. ton Ant Newport Voltintecrs. For Renton Volunteer An. tilitry, rend • Heaton Volunteer. Artillery. For lohn Bowtn,Gent. to be First Lieutenant, 'read, John Bowler, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. . In Gaactrooka6th For Rugby VOltinteer Infantry, react ktixely Vnlentcer In. fan try. Ear Lord Viscount Curzon to he Lieutenant, re4cl lionourablo KObert Curzon to be Lieutenant. 1 • In••Castetti Of 29th Ultimo. For Edward WHl:inson,-Cent. to be Ensign rod Edmund %Vilkinbun t Gent. to be Ensign. !The Captain of a Privateer, fitted out some time since' from the Port of London, has lately been taken into custody on a charge of piracy, in attack ing, and plundering two Spanish vessels. Several of the Crew have also been apprehended, and are detained as' Witt,essei against the Captain, who says that he attacked the Spaniards under an idea that War would. be: declared with that Nation before he returned' to- England. From, each of the vessels captured, dollars to a very considerable amount were token, together with other valuables. One of the . "prizes the Captain sent borne - under the Charge of h is Sur. pun and'a part of the Crew,' hut not being able to spare hands to man the other, he vire it up to the Commander: ThePtivateer afterwards met with a . French Ship ' - of superior 'force, which the Crew wanted him Co engage, but. he refUild, saying he laid no such orders from his OWners, and that he would not risk,the losing of what he had got from the Spanish ships by such an attempt, and therefore made all the sail possible, and escaped from•the ene. my. Monday the Captain was brought to town OM Lancaster (where he :had been put under ar. rest) 'by Miller, one of she Bow.street Officers, and seven of the Seamen were broughrfrom Ply. mouth, and after being privately examined at. Bow. S t r^e-!, were Conflated to different prisons. POURSIt of EACH/MG:A. FRIDAY, 024. 2. Amsterdam 37 3 2 us. Madrid 'Ditto, at eight 36 9 Ditto Rotterdam . 37 4 ~ 2 us, Billloa, . Irimburgti -3s -- 2 k us. 1..4..g1i0rti ... t. Altona - - 35 t 2i us. Naples Parisi day's tia. s-1 IS fienok -•- 4s# Paris, ditto, t 25 6 2 US I Venice - - . • - se, . iiourtiC4Uot, dO. 25 6 Liseon , . 6:6 , :adiz - - in paper °port(' - - . 6 1 Ditto +. - . 356 eiteelive Dutsiist ..., * 17. LOND ;t': Pr nted by nucHAN A N ?dim( 1,1. A hi, (of liow-S tuct, Coyent;Giftteh) and Vubi!shr:t h); WitAtAta Altatc Ls §et irr4, (of South Molton.str * ,: ' ;, Gio - o rawr-s " 3") At the SutuOrrtcf, No. ti z, S :rand ; whert 4dlierfiscniesti, - Diyi er , te r the P4 /4 7., Letie f g ti.r. the Edito r , &c.• pat,lll w i t uc iwalc) 44 4' .44 nere, and undergoing , . . . To TII()NtAS TA Yl.t)lt, Esq. No. 9 , New llridge-Strect, Lon:lon. .• .., Hotsbuted Sir, ' EiliibUrgh, March IS, tecrl...f you, . 'VOA' year 1 79% I have been attlieted with the Imes • _ f. I BEG leave to inform that , ever since til e . tea; which, (tom its obstinately resisting, everycours ,r. Medicine preAribeti 'by the most eifflOeht ot the f ACI7, and twice.discharged the the Hopital, with iiiticreltf,, would appeak to he of the most inveterate nature. ..1n.: 1 : 11 spring of last year ITI disorder hall got to SU.OII it ni:4o.;„ several severe courses of vsil i , .nearly to put a rrio4l W Illy eXiAdilcr,--1 had • a lanle'u l :2 ; on the crown of my head, one - cm each ttful, iOul Illy +. ~ were broke out in a frightful manner ; ,,rity Agfa wai , '-. l r rho fully painful, and had - been . in a Irate•ot ulceration tor ~ last seven yea/is; my , left bad also, twa flare:t n odes. 17 was TOT much discolotieed, and gave inz soon ex,iati e ,, in; pain, particularly when warns in bed, as IsearlY tl 4 O . :Owe me of rest ;• in this iintentable' s tate, I was , ref. , $ mended ,by Mr. j. Thuimpsoo, (who received so gr i t: so cure by theta tiered, to take your Leake's Paten! , ~.,,a, which I began to o tut tin> 26th . 'of 'May ; . iii the ii)ui,',-, of a fortniAlst, 1 nom to receive ber:elit —in 'litili c ' l o .44 than a month, the ulcers on my herd and iinn' t ,bied soundly healed--soon-, atter„ the soles on -my legs.. id" thC. also; leaving, however, cortsitterabieltiscoton oti6n : „ . l,, m s skin, anti pain in the bone of the lett, which, brli l 'i.inior sins 9t . God, .and a little longer Perse.verimee in Y )L ' h e skin dicine, Tperfettly' table Medicne, subsided; the nodes dispersi'q''„(4(P a i ir tree trait all - trip farrier i'` ) ,, 1 ,.,A 40 13 ' regaining its natural hue, atut the nocturnal 1 , -tin„ l. ',incl ?or going ott7 I* thus becasne, by your liberal a‘l''''‘,: r iaino..._ -- ti lossin what terms to express my have recovered' my fOritter spirits' and strength , "''' r ' 0 /1 1 conic jolly and tat, in which state havingconlll'.l.'. 'iv,. months to the astottirhMent of all who' knew 00 ' ' y# l4 b . g r a titude for the good of other suffering mortals, to., nlin. ,4;iiiii,' ? irt" , bi t _ tai case as public - as posSltile, is 1 .snatt tin evcrY' "fs,4 ll "' ' in so doing, you will greatly eblie, . Sittriyptial4; t owel ,obedient, very humble servant AI. EX • )4 ' ' Swan's Close, Higii-strect, Edinburgh. •"!!".: ' ‘Vitnesmi ttitlie above Care ' .l` 1 „,., 0 .. louN THGNIPSON, No. 3, New Poultry.. i'r -- I 0 its: hl‘t-irrosu,-Old-rkssembly•Cfose,' E .. ' Prepared and- Sold by the sole Prot era l i'' . f. Set , T 4°1.141 Ti.y Loa, Nlember of the Royal -,College 0_0,,...; geons,-at.his-Plouot, N 0...-9- New--orctigewsteeeir is', ~....,ie., Where, .Mier a constant ncs4lenco of More than titif! . . w . ' 4 0. , ' y . ears, in a pra4ice particul4rly.4ireAted to,"stlii—uo;io.o.-. venereal" CuMplaintS and those. inciuenTal to the ~, ,g,,, Generation, with that iiaitjAp.lc.L.a.iil4.ltibtli..4!: his profession shonrcrilways "asreiVe - in 1 C ‘-,,,,„'„11 flatters ismiself, the advice and assistance he ra1 . .., i 11i - Irtle aditiptilars„,- to- ,111roons taking iiis . MOilicilin " e sel''. esteented, by a discerning Publi,:, as an 114 Vant3A .. , ' deim attairtableanatioal-of ail andiguity. .,4 -' •. cd 0 1 . ' Also sold, by nis :spriintillviit, tut' the, caniVeitiefl. 9. those living at a distance, at the Perfsiowr's,: l' 4o . 31. $t , Alban's-street,:- Pall•d‘lail ; the Toysnop,..ci..., ,‘,-.1ti,..0; ; ft-ltd.:street ; Mt.' Di six - 4641y, his; No. 7' .t• isY. iiirs \ ~ r 4 , Mr. Sreel:l,.l3ookseljer, 2 No. -le Li liio ti -ro,: t 14rtli . 1 Nl;t,4 hill - % I B axter's, Sooth-hridge, Edinniaigh ;sat, kv . r ot, . 10,;rwn. in every , considerable town in Great l3ritain,illi" tr,.• ("oviairt, -:(..; logaw ;,- Mr) - Cal !wet l's, . •:. I) Übi inm 7 i j . . l4pd,• in Hosts 0f'0n1y,a5.,94.1. each,' sealed 111 1 . 2 4 4 1 , 1 , ;Ilk, :Ohl J 11240 .tiiNdions, wherctiy pc:10111 , 01 . .. e,t'ete . . eurrtheinselvktV with' ease; 5061%1, 'stefeey , anti sift'J ~, t . ~ 0 , up .:. . N. B. livcry Box sold in, GreJt Itrit::crt ,16 )0; , ___;:. printOti, at 'the -Stantis•Vltici«,"- • *f • "EaViniC 4 . , T jai a Stamp, on which, by layout o r . the Collii,''' ., 4 . l ';':..ii• • andie-street," —to imitate winch is feiony, an '"4". . art unier Coe.eits. : ! .. -., ---..-..................,.... .. 44... • IAW REPORT. COUKT or KlNG's BENCE!, Dr.c. 2, rALKNIR V. ORD AND CORDON. Tnrs was au aaion brought to recover 2221. which arose in this manner : Falkner and Ord had fo'rinerly b•en in partner. ship together as Tea . .dealers, and at the dissolution the partnership a diviiion was made, as nearly as. it could be ascertained, of the property between' Ahem, and. among 'the rest, of all the good out. standing debts. The way in which the debt now' in question arose was this :—A bill from Surinami of the amount of 2631. 75'. was remitted to Ord and: Gordon, in which they were interested to,t he amount of 401. The rest of the bill was due to the Plain. tiff, Falkner. The bill ia'payable at six months, but not due yet. It is drawn by a Gentleman at Amsterdam. Falkner, the Plaintiff, as being en. titled to the greater part-of the Bill, thought he was entitled, to the possession of it, and applied to Ord and Gordon for the bill, offering them a security for their , a.oU. upon • their delivering the bill to him. They refused tudo it on any terms but actual payment of their +oh but upon such payment they said they would deliver up the bill. The Plaintiff's attorney afterwards consented to .3o so, and called on the De. fendants for that purpose ; he offered them their 401. hut at thal time the bill was not in the De. tendants' possession, it having been sent to Amster. da;n for acceptance. He called 'at a subsequent period, and made them the same tender, asking them if the bill had been returned ? The De la tid ants told him it was, but then they did not chose to deliver up the Bill, upon which this At!tion was brought to recover the amount of the Bill after dedating the 401. which was the amount of the De.. fendants' claim upon the Bill, the rest belonging to the Plaintiff, and, as he contended, they had pro. &nised to do. Lord ELLENDOROUGH at first entertained some doubt whether this was nut :lawn palium, and that the Plaintiff should be nonsuited. On the part of the Plaintiff it was submitted it was not, because here was a security of payment to the Defendants, at all events, of what was due to them, by the tender of +ol. and beyond that, it offered to them an aceeleratiob of payment. Lord ELL 14NBOROUGH' held that to be sufficient, and therefore there was A verdid for the Plaintiff, Damages zzzl. suhtr.taing the 401. to which the Defendants are entitled out of the Bill. But it was agreed that Execution shall not be taken out against the Defendants, if the Bill' should be dishonoured. CHAMBERLAIN V. CALLENDER. Mr. EitIICINII said that this was an affirm to re. cover the sum of 1181. for a Curricle. The Plaintiff was a .Coachmaker, the Defendant an Attorney. When this Curricle was bespoken, the Coachmaker asked the Attorney for security for the payment of the money which the Carriage would come to. a Security !" said the Attorney, I will give you a draft on my banker." }-k gave the Coachmaker a bill. The Carriage was finished and delivered— the Bill became due—was dishonoured—and awa y rode the Attorney in the Curricle—and the Plain. tiff had not seen any thing of him since. Verdift for the Plaintiff, Damages IRICKBR EV. FRENCH. This was an Anion to recover ;631, by Messrs. Friciter and . Henderson, Papet-h3ngth in Bond street, against Mr. Bogle French, an eminent Mar. chant in the , City, for fufnishing two rooms, a drawing-room anti another room, at the Defendant's country house lit Dulwich , under the direnion, not of Mr, but of Mts. French. The two rooms were pered and painted and ornamented in an exquisite manner, such as but few artists are capable olexe cuting. The work wus chiefly performed by a person of the name of Fluguknt, who, it appeared, did not get for his skill and labour above 301. in this case. :The Defendant paid into Coup short of the whole Bill 361. and contested the amount, alledging that the charge, was extravagant ; anti the single question was, Whether the charge of 1631. was reasonable gar .not in this case ? It appearrd by the evidence of the Witnesses for the Plaintiff, that the charge was ndt only moderate, but much too low ; some went So far as to say, that the workmanship itself, without the materials, was worth all the money. • 'Mc Witnesses for the Defendant made out no case whatever. Lord ELL INSOROUGH observed, that Mrs. French appeared determined to have about these rooms a certain portion of the magnificent, and it was pro.. per it should be paid fur.. He observed, that he should have liked the evidence on the part of the Plaintiff rather better, if it had not been quite so strong, for by them the. charges were greatly too low; that was very probable as affairs of this kind are generally concluded. However, there was no imputation upon them ; and therefore they were worthy of credit in 'a Court of Justice. His Lord. ship observed,-that he could. have. wished that the poor artist, whose skill and labour were the chief ingredients' in the compound of this considerable Sum of money, had had a little better reward than, about pl. Not that he meant to say that Tradesmen, in any business, especially /ti a bit. siness like this, where there is so much of chance, So much depending upon fancy, so much capital to be embarked, and who can employ Inge. fauns men upon speculation, when they might per. haps find it difficUlt to procure employment, ought not. to a have a very liberal profit upon what they do in such,eases ; but still he could wish,: that at. though tradesmen were nut to be held strictly to any interest for their capital, in the profits of their trade, 'yet their charges ought to bear somcanalogy with t h at . which msght.be called, handsome returns' of eapital.with interest. -Profits ought to be all owe d to be handsome—but not outrageous; and. when an article was disposed of, the chief value of 'which arose limn the skill and labour of an ingenious man, his Lordship wished that a liberal regird should be had by the employer to the interest of such n person, and he should come in for something like . a propor. donate allowance. t Verdhf for the Pl&tiff, Damages tojt; • - Cil4rlf4Al, l -Novi 3%"' YssratzDAY 350 men,Olthe Royal Army a Re serve, with one Captain e .and two Subditerlig, of the 31, or Old Buff,,ethbarked at this:placifor Ireland` The men, whu are mostly Voluntecrs fur the above Regiment, went on hoard the transport full of joy. The departure of 'these 'fine fellows, for such they really ark, has thinned the Parade. Those who are left brhind 'consist of the men reketed by the Buffs, and who belong of course to the tst Batta lion of Reserve. They do not amount to more than twenty-five, and about the 'same number of Reserve are in the hospital. OLD BAILEY. THIRD DAY—FRIDAY, DEC. 2. Tara day Lord A —LVANLEY Attended upon the Bench with the other Judges, and by whom was tried, Spatibrg, a Shoemaker at Chelsea, upon the charge of having committed an unnatural crime with a boy between fimrteen and fifteen years of age, and the charge being substantiated in evi. dence, the Jury, after a very short consultation, returned the verdict of—Guilty—Death. Elizabeth Kemp, otherwise Chapple,, was indicted upon the c a pi ta l c h arge o f b urg larious") , breaking into the dwelling.house of Mrs. Anthony, and feloniously stealing therein a candlestick and several other articles, her property. The Jury were not satisfied that the Prisoner forced the door, they therefore found her guilty of the simple felony only. Elizabeth )Irailford, junior, was indifted for stealing two muslin frocks, and other articles of wearing apparel, laid to be the property' of Mr. Ford. It appeared from the evidence of the Prosecutor, that he lived at No. 2, chequer-alley, Whitecross. street : that on the 17th Ckl, he hired the Prisoner, a very young girl, as a servant, 'it being agreed that she should go home every night to her mother's. .She continued with him until the night of the 22d Of . oetober, after which she did nos.-return. He had not, however, any suspicion of her having robbed him until the 13th of November, when his wife missed seNeral articles. On this he went to the place where the mother had informed him that she lived, but no such person was to be found. He then took an Officer, and went to Sr. Luke's School, where be had heard the girl say she was brought up : but he found that equally untrue. Upon his describing the girl, the Officer thought he knew such a one, and taking the Prosecutor to the house, they found the mother, and the girl soon after came in—in this woman's apartments they discovered fifteen pawnbroker's duplicates in a cupboard,where. upon they took the - girl with them to the pawn broker's shop, but it turned out that not one of the articles so pledged belonged to the Prosecutor ; they were then proceeding to another shop, when the girl acknowledged to the officer,. that she had pawned Mr. Ford's property at the one they had just been at, but 'that she had burnt the duplicates: on going back she particularized the articles, and they were immediately produced. In her defence she said her master had promised not to hurt her if she told what she had done with the things, but this he positively denied. A question was started by the Counsel (though there did not appear to have been any employed for the Prisoner) whether the frocks should not have been laid to be the property of the child, but which Mr. Baron GRAHAM was decidedly against, and Lord ALVANLET, to chew its absurdity, observed that if such was admitted to be the case, a parent would be liable to an ;idiot) of trover if after one. child ghould have out-grown its cloaths he should make use of them for another.—lie admitted that if the parent or any relation had given a boy a watch, for instance, why then he would have a right in thai property, bur-this could not apply to the wear ing apparel of infants. The fads being so clearly made our, the Jury found her Guilty, when the Prosecutor begged from her youth to recommend her to meter. The Lottery begins drawing on Monday the 9th of next Month,-,—The Tickets and'Stampt Shares Are selling in the greatest variety of Numbers at Nicuot,soN's Srate.Lottery.Office, No. 88, Corn. hill; the corner of the Royal Exchange, where the outstanding Shares of the Capital and other Prizes lately sold there, are paying in full, wi:hout any dedudion. Schemes at large gratis. SHIP NEWS. CIRAVESETTD, DEC. T. Passed by—the Heart of Oak, Web s ter, Nautilus, Howe, Hero,Calder, Patent, Baugh, Mary Allll, Bucker, Harlequin, Willis, Vine, Cristie, Martha, Forster, -Progress, Dawson, Uriana, Marin, Betsey, Snowden, Hinskill, Letherington, Trent, Parrot, Rebecca, Hiodmaisit, Marina, Brown, Union, Barker, Harmony, Law, Myrtle, Nightingaje, Maria, Milne, Vezina, Spence, Alliance, Ush erwoo d, P egg y, Hart, %Valiant and Ma ry Hutchinson, Silver Lel L Sievenson. Princess Mary, lvalpole Wilson, George, Thompson, Thalia, Percy, Authen, Davidson,. Henry, Wheatley, Brunswick, Bass, Narona, Rathbone, Norfolk, Hero, Scott, lames and John, .Rochester, Hebe, Pearson, Ann, Barker, , and Fame, Ander. con, from the Baltic. Siiled—the Augustus Cmsaf, Ball, Edgar, Dodds, Friend, ship, Smith, Neil Malcolm, Hodgson, Princess of Wales. Greg, for lainaicst ; Thetis, Brands. forStettin ; Wow Anna, Vrow lyka, jonge Gcnett, Klack, julfrow Anna Henrietta, and Twe Cehroder.., —, f or Emmen. 1' R a: IMSTI S TUCKS, ROAM. inAta Stock India Bonds $, Its. Mils par s. Ornnium 7 6:1 I inper.; par Loot. Szkil Ditto Anus. Blink for eons. fur Opening ;ft 56 Bank Stack t43i Neel ipeneeni. 840 90 . 1 a 92 ms e i r v u t e p l e a r . ( !7 ei r t: tak 4 vet Cent. Cnn. 6fil 7e 3 Per C. K. 531 4it per C. Con. shut Bunk 1.. A. 1;1 13-s6 I Ditto S. A. 3 146 • in pape r 4' 36 efficitve - - - GOVERNMENT SECIIIiITY •AGAINS'i.f..OI.I.N.... TERI:IA*I'S. None are Genuine, without having 4 Sadwi.. SoLbitori Liverpool," engraved in the S lamp : and Ten Poundstte ward, for every Bottle sold without .a Stamp, to he paid on coovidion, under Act of Parliainetn, the sad Gco. . 111 * Ch 16, before any Justice et the Peace. VOU l'H of either Sex, who have praCtistd 3.11 . r - 1 cret and destructive Vice, and thereby relaxed, we-it ened, and debilitated the whole Nervous System; will Mid the C()RDI Al, BALM of GI LEAD 'tee [host pdwencif certain, and etledual Itestorative. This Cordial bars beer, uncommonly successful with young'People who have tht i appearance and air of old age; who are become pull, 'enc f mutate,- benrunbed, stupid, and even imbecile; whose dies are become bent, wriose legs arc no longer„scarcele ;t to carry them ; who have xn utter distaste f o r every il!' and are totally iricapYtitraterl. Where the Stain,i..44' i 4 quently disordered, the Potty is weakened ;. paleness; isekri decay, amid emaciation, sut;etted airs meat deainictsve hablff and the Eyes sink into the head. - rids C'oritiar ICattrit! universally establiahed its restor a tive efficacy , .sinit ulituP. justly enumerated tilian i .-it the foremost of those liaplaY4t coveric: which medical r..!se.tmli has procured as thobJi 00 . of the T‘urnan race, and greatest coutiteradi#e rotirittarif. Or sery. . . .. . . A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guine..s! • ~,, t. ‘ . .. The Cordial Balm of Gile,d is. iold i a-Guinea each ; therd are also finales, piii: 33 4 c ' t i v i t ing equal to four Bottles at los. 6tl. by which the bears saves gs. including also the Duty; the Stamp of which ._ the 'Proprietor's N3rlie and Addres's, " Satnuel Solonion, 1-1 verpool," to imitate which is feLmy. , fig N. B. The Postage of ell Letters tatust be paid, WA enclosed fiir advice. • I ' ' ' • ' An ci ' 44l° '' The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti- mpetigmes,. . i . stergent Lotion, 'and " Guide to ilealth," are - ''' , Sold hv Rerunant, tiatithur;',ll : K. Bach, Vetet., . New-York' ; Mathews, No, 13; Strand, •Lottylon ; an 1 i..,.. in il Bottifs, priceo.iltitttt, Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Brighton, CrcgorY min ham Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; lilsibliZZ Simmons ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dim, • ; Cliciteitliao:irr, don; . Cambridge, Ilud4son ; Coventry . , Itollason : C , „. ter,' Keynier ; 'Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisfe, -. 4 Z1 Chatham. •Etherington ; CllCtilltiletti, CiaChat ; C ....... bi Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson •, Cirencester; S,T,L o t, Ghippenhant, Combs ; Dublin, I.)uplate, No. 7; Eq court; I.)erbyi,—egair, , it am, e , , ...t Row Neates ; I)evizes Lowe ; -Dorchester, Virtue ; Dr-J,..,*; Drewry • Drh P rninf-tou t'''" - c ti h r e ur s : e i r s , t Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, Nortli,7„; Exeter, Trewlitill and Son ; Falmouth, Elba ' Li a ,' ter,' Pitt, Walker.- Glasgow, M‘Dernalcl ; Liverf 6 '. 9 imii ~; r iL i oe t e l : lp s a , i l n i sn i ns i:4 , a l rg io t l a t e n , es a i ow L t i7 , o m li ai44 l, I,),rrui!::,ll. :I:: Hreailley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfert • LewestiAliikers• • Marlborough, if arold ; Newbury, 1 , utter,. .( 14 , - pattiOe castle, Walker, Hodgson • N:irtnampton, Lilf,cl ! t)Stotair . ham, Burba,e; N4Wiell, Stevenson ind‘`.,`'',' 'fetal:rut . tones ; Ilyinduth Dock, Hoxiand ; Portstn o w" . H oop, Staffiard, liforgan; Stamford, Neweomb ; Ke • mlin gt smert anti CP. ; Rochester Erher.ing tu " Baiter i Serpent ; Shrewsbury, 'Eridowei ; 'SouthatnPvio, i, B r os Salisbury, coilins ; Scarborough, Bayley ; T,:unt l ,:, i e t. r . i ,olitil,. Tunbridge '!Veils, simoge i Wells Eviliet of teant° Wotki ; Windsor, Blikeney ;. - and by all Veit ars Medicines in the United Kingdom. . pe arly Thr 4 . l l Of whom may be had, a new Edition. twin; g elk, • Hundred Pps, price only_ as. ____ : SOLOMON'S Gt111)h TO fl E.A1.T!... i r _ .. , , ti i . .„ , Or advice to both sores, on female dio rue* " Vi t i.'777o' , Pochondriac and t-onerlMßrivg CoMPP,I4VL..t.ti-irit recommended t°76llfig rill" aild-txttioniThsorr7e calat ," many years expertence and.obstr vice. To wradi 7 Sunderlar rmile; consequences, of a secret and destru c t iv e tofemales, __,,, _,.. ,4 „..., armed. an Essay on diseases incicleUt 7 _ t.e_rtive"l.l4.Bi4e:l l i 4.. pendia on the subject of a solitary ail 1 st an Address to Parents, Guardians. have the care and education of youth. •kilo.. . .te , Bathing,t, in the (WIC . explaining the 'nixie' of treat'"'. , evil, . Gout, alio , stages of the Scurvy , LeProsYr King's ' oung ,., ? rsonvor mans", and Venereal Disease ; cautions to y r srcio t owl the danger of improper connexions or iiriptipe 0.1 4 o r „ 75 . cotots.,..iitrit p 1 .4. ..,,,,„ alf" The amazing sale of this Book is the. best ; e • its Vast Utility. (~Fti );;- : ;4tlYi. ' 41 :C1 11 :e :‘ 1(.;.;,of 1t ctW y'ti : ' • f" of the ma: in 4.1!",1 3 1, Ebti. - > • CIVi •NIFLITARY,- and .NitV •AProno - MtN:rs exc. A YOUNG OF.NTLEMAN of Respettabilif) may re:xi Midshipman's Apiaohitment. AV!! °F property tviiilititd, the Appointment of Misters Jiali.- sSevcrat.ElP.igiwies in. the Militia, and Assisttait Surgeolicie s Gentlemen hav4ag interest, may occasionally EN nifignltiP eticible Vacancies in Public Offices at Moon. and Abroad from 'col. to he: ann. Apply 'petteliafty,, brin Lt. ter; Pakit-paid ttnly, to Melville asid , Roberts, Ageatsillo. Cecil-street. N.B. Severn' considerzibleSmosof Money Pre f .s r ttl ; purchas:: of Antuities, '4llld DisLount of good Ball iihange as usual.