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n 1 1 ), LONDON.G AZ UTE, 00. 8, t 803. Let7l Chandlerlain's-Office, Oa. 8, 1803. 2''ol Cis hereby given, that there will he a, Tx% de at 'St. James's on Wednesday next, the z zth instant. • , . • oa. S, tFo3. • .t4'al Soutkluari Volunteer Infantry. Stephen nolloway, Esq to be Captain. ' ot, llta.L 7 110.3ailtaltr.4 aOwarA,/c. 7 unlter Nano, RObert Pott, Esq: to be Major COmmantlant, To be Captains—Frederick Perkins, Esq.—Charles Bradley, Esq. 7 —rhomas Ellis,. Esq. -• . • •, 'fp be Lieutenants—Joseph Elks, Cent.---Nicholas 'War. tington, Gent: Richard . Baggally,' Gent. To be Ensigns— lonathan Wood, Cent.--Robert Gent.—Cornelitp lames Carter, Geist. TO be Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant,—William 'Sefton. Gent. " ' • ' Tax , be Sutgeon-rJOhn White, Gent. - • • • 11a14,fax Poluniesel!tfanity. •• Thomas Horton, Esq. to be Lieutenant.Colonsl-CommaAd- • ant.. Thuirias- ,linen den,, Esq, to be. Mitjqr., 'Edward Vainhouie; Esq. to be ditto. Tb be Captaini—)Rriliert Wainhotise, Esq. William Swain. Esq, John...Dyson, Esq. Limes Esq, John Richard Walker, Esq. lames Greenwood. Esq. folio, 'cart wright, Philip !Lomita Ashworth, Esq. John :c recoup, F,sq, 'l'p . be Lieutenaiits--Samuel Emmet, Gent. Williarh Cart. Wright, 'Cent.. I:tivrnas I'igldon, Gent._ ,Daviti Briar, ftlent • Bradley, Gent, Thomas Dyson, Gent. Copley Brown, Cent, Henry Curry Gent. Iticlpr4 14oworth, Gent. William p ta; dent., , Henry HoidAwoirli Schorey, Gent. To'bi Ensigni—john StratiOtyay,s, Gent, lames Cartledge,' • Gent. Joseph A iffiltitge, Gent. Fenton Larnbest, G . enr. ; Joseph MaSon, Gent. Chtietopher Ward, Gent. Thomas Clarke, Gent Jamoc,Holliwelt, Gent. ,Williant A mi.' tap, Gept. Joseplflleaton, .G O O. , "ThistoStitgeoilt ieliaid.l.ightfoof, Gat. To be ChapLan—Henry William Cot;lthurst, D. 1::). • HasOnest Poisotteer Tolut Beilly z Esq. to be Captaiti., Richard sonanes, -Esq. to i,?“:aptatn. • . Tiebe Littitenant s.iAT llamas . Dickenson; Gent John Willie, Got. Gcori,e Atkinson, Gent. I,,itin Colsoh, Gant. N Hehh 114hrtuer fp/jai:try. • Slingsby 'Duncombe; Esq. 'to he Captain: l'ohn. Sotheron, - Gent. to be Lieutenant, • Thomas kVhitelitad, Gent. to be ditto. S text, Gent. to be Ensign. • P.orti://,4 Voiantor brfriritiy. .Earl bf : liexborpugh to: be Lieutenant.Colonel.Con. mandant. Williatri.'Sinfit4on, Esq. to be Lieutenant. Co. i on ci. John . Lbcikei" Egg. to be Nlajor. The Honourable Henry Savile to be ditto. , • 'Tp be,Captains—Sirdolin garnsden, Bart. idmund Mark 'Winn, - Esq. Chersfopet (Wilsbn, Esq.. William Lee, tat!. The Hob, lohti Lord Polling. ?tan,. Robert :Scatop, Esq , Jlis Leconby Hodgsciti, Esq. Ri to d es rpsYcor Perfect, Esq. 'robe Lieutenano,-;;Geo.rge 'Alderson, Gent: George Pye. mom, Gent.: John Bow*rs, Gent.•. Josiah Smithson, Cent. Thomas Wild, Gent. Henry. Taylor, Gent. Thomas Dunhill, Gent.. William Carter,., Gent. P.ichard tlarneaStle; Cent. ' • To be Ensigns , t Joshua Hepworth, Pent. Richard Wilson,. G en t. Lamp Berry, Gent. j lIICS , M4scroft, Gent. 4.• RiPPO4. 44401(0 infatarj. Richard Wood, •Esq. 'to be Major-Commandant. • TObe Captains—Charlts Oxley, Esq. lames Shaw Wil liamson, • Eq.• "oho Chat - noel:, Esq. Horner Rey , :nut!, Lsq • To be Lieutenants --john Lund, Gent.:' George Fryer, Cent. slarinakipkes Hodgson, Gent. Thomas c hamock• Cent. 5- • .• To be Ensigns—Samuel Russell, Gent. Pickering Robson,' 'Ce l 4 , • i4acPllTlrry, (~;ent. Peter•Wrigin. Gent. ekirrack Vauntar hfiviiry. lables Fox, E.tq. to be Major.Commaixt4nt., , b-e.capoips—john Clough, Esq. Edward Wilkinson, • 'rm . , lohn Lowther, Esq. • TO,be Liegtenant—John Brooko,.Gent. • To be Ensigns—Phil Thomas,. Gent. Thomas Graveley, 'Cent. - • • gtobreivis Pihenieer• inf.vitry. Milani Spin - leer Stanhope, Esq. to be Lieutenant-ColOnel. Complainlot.. • Sir Francis .Wood, Rim 'to 'be petitenant-Colonel. joint Lees, Eaq. to be gajor. . To be Capt:tins -Robert Richardson, .Esq. Joseph . Ei,q. Shepley Watson, Esq. Henry Clarke, Esq. lames. CL,akbhiot,,Ern..lostph Wood, Esq. Richartf - Gill, Esq. To be Lie u tenants—Milliain Johnson. Gent, Thomas Rishworth,,Gent. George brown, Gent. fob Town send,, G ent ; -Inhn Pickering, jun. Gent. Richard' Woollen. Cent. .james Dow, . Gent, James Bland; Gent. - Francis 'Marshall, Gent. John Bay don, Gent • To be En4gns—William Taylor, Cent. John Woodcock, Gent. John Hawksworth, Gent. .Harry Rimington. Gent. lasepli Roberts, Gent.— john Mieklethwaite, Gent. Charles When, Gent. Peter Hammond, Gent. Isaac Dickinson, Gent. Thomas Toots!, Gent. To by Adjutant—William Johnson, Gent. Terthle Yaw:tali 14.fitim.y. I, Morritt, Esq. to be Peuteninr-Coloriel-Command ant. folio Tickill, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. . To be 'Captains—lulu' panel, Esq._ Francis Blaekburne, Esq. George Colpits, Esq, kowenbank, Eiq. Robert Stueltstale, folio Huggison, Esq. ,Christo pher Fryor, Esq. NVilliain Hopkins, Esq. William Hutchinson, Esq.' jouathan Horn, Esq. To be Lieutenants.l..Brassey, Cent. I. Horn. Gent l'e•Arson, Gent. Fretted& 'Wiple, Ceut. William Newby, Gebt. Bourn, Gent. Gent. Thomas Bustield, Gent. *fa be Ensigns.— Hopkins, Jun. Gent. john Galland, Gent. john Dale, Geot. To be Adjutant--William Hopkins, Gent. Yduitrryrs. WiMani R. Serjeantson, Esq. to be Lieutenant-tolonel- - Commandant. Inhn Tottenham, Esq. tu be Lieutenant. 'Colonel. lerermah .1 1 4aylnr, Esq. to be Major. • T o h e coptunis—Berijainin Kennett, Esq. George Oxley,, Gent. William Whitaker, Esq. Andrew Pcrreson, Esq. kobert Allot, Esq. Joseph Scott, Esq. Edmund Steer,' Esq, John lackson, Esq. el'o be Lieutenants—john Maude ? Gent. John Hurst, Gent, George Miot, Gent. Peter Richardson, Gent.. William Shackleton, Gent. James Craven, Gent. George Addey, Gent. wo w ! B e ntley, Gent. William Dawson, Gent" Tlioinas FoljAnoe; T o be .En s ig n si.-l o lu t 'Lee , _ Jun. Gent. :Richard Burrell, Cent. Thomas Lee, Gent. William Thomas Burton, Gent. Jolla Hill, Gent, Charles Topliss, Gent. lilbarfilale Volunteer:. Walter Fawkes, Esti. to he Eleutenant.Colonel- Command. tint. Sir henry Gate hhotson,' Bart. to be Lieutenant,. Colonel. Francis Rantstten flawksworth, to be Major. To hteaptains— Richard Ilawitesworth, Esq. • Joseph Wil kinson, Esq. Christopher Smith, Esq. Francis Bide. dale, Esq. Thomas Clifton, Esq, ' Ibbetson, Esq. john Smith, Esq. James Shaw, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Thomas Wiles, Gent, William Maude, Gent, lohn t)insdale, Gent, John Barret, sen. Cent john ChatlVviek, Cent. Thomas Gill, Cent. Christ°. ;alter Driver, Gent. Edward Kenton, Gent, Christe. pher Edmondson, Gent. To be Ensios -William lenkinson, Gent. John Barret, jun: Gent. Daniel Forster, Gent. Thomas Wilkinson, • , Cent. john lordison, Gent. Jahn' Milthorfs, Gent. Fairtiurne, Gent. john Wilkinson, Gehit. John Stater, Gent, Stead Ityctort, Gent. To he Adjutant—lames Grdson, Gent. )'nr►n Palmntefr Infantry.. Thonm3 Ebq. ro he Major-Corninandant. To be (.:aptains--Tlionia 3 Marshall Stone. home, Esq. Roger ilusten, Esq. bc,,, Lientenantti— C;enr. • C; cfrt James Ward, Gent. To ix: - John jolly, Gent; John litelitharn,'"Gent. Richard Alile4, Gent. A. H. Colling, A Trop of llottinglatra,re Centlenten and Yeomanry Cavalry. The Hon. Richard .Lumley Saville, to ,be, Captain-Com- Inandaiit. 'The Hon. Philip Pierreptaint to be tientenant. Mr: COmsfir6le 211arwelPs Copt' of 3 - orktLireVolttnier Cavaky. Constable Nlatl;vel',.. Esq. to be Captain. Charles Con- Stable Stanley, Gent. to be'Lieutenatit. - Richard Jenkin. son, Gent. la be Corpet. Bednan Beacon. Volunteer Infantry. John C rimston, Esq. to he Captain. Bridlington Volunteer Rfflemen. Harrington •,Iluclson, Esq. to be Captain. Henry Strickland, Gent. to he First Lieutenant. O'Burn, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. ' • • Hull and County of Hull Volunteer Infantry. • Christopher MaChell, Esq. tobe Lientenant-COlonel,COlTh. 'inawiant. ' John Wray, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel, Henry Schonswai . , Esq. to he Major: To he Captains—lohn Hall, Esq. William Watson' Boni. F.sq. Edward roster Coniston, Esq. Joseph" Egg. iii4ton; Esq. Williatn Liddell, ,Esq. William Browne, Esq. john Cowham Parker, •Esq. Hezekiah .Browne, Esq. Robert Coupland Peuse, Esq., Francis Hall, jun. Esq. • • • To be Lieutenants—Thor - nu Wood, , Cent. 'Joseph Wilkin s :son, Gent. George Coulson,. Gent. George Spence, Gent. John Newbold, Geht. Junes Foord, Gent. Richard Reitiards, Gent. George - i3ri'mwell, Gent. John . Beavor Lambert,' Gent. 'Jonathan South, Gent. • - To be Ensie.is—Robert john Edgar, Gent, 'John Broadrey, Gent. Charles Frost, Gent. George Sellers, Gent. Thomati Espiner, • Cent. Samuel EXTriiighatn; Gent. Richard Sykes, jun. Gent. 'James. Bell, Gent. ' Redo,: Volunteer Infantry. Robert Stubbing, Esq. to be Captain. John Hutchinson, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Robert Leason, Gent. to be En sign. • 'Kendal and Lonidale Volunteer Infantry. William Moore, Esq: to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Command ant. Thomas Hulme Maude, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Ce. lonel. ,To be Cap tains--John Barrow, Esq. Anthony Fisher, Esq. William Briggs, Esq. Thomas Fell, Esq. John Wilson, Es. . • , TO be q LieutenaptS--John Snowden, Cent. Henry Bradshaw,. . Gent; Christopher Wilson, 'Gent. Francis • Webster, Gent.-:: tames Wightman t Gent. William Mawscm,,Gent.. Thomas Ireland, Gent. ,William Berry, Gent. To be Ensikng—Sainnel Cooper. trewdson, Gent. Thomas , Fenton, Gent. RogerC'ornthwaite, Gent. • John Golden, Gent. • • -Leeds Volunteer Infantry. TO, he Captains—Thomas Cookson Esq.. Thomas Walker, Esq. Josiah bates, Esq: lame:Bischoff; Esq. Thonia . s Stansfield, Esq. Jonathan Wilke. Ebq John Hill; Esq. ' •ChrlStnnlier Beckett, . - Esq Henry . Hall, Esq.' George Bischoff; Esq. Thomas William ettie, •Esq.,, George . Wailes, Esq. Richard Wormald, Esq. ' • • . • Penrhh Pal:in:err Infantry. • • 3d tr 1)e Whelpdale; Esq: tube Lieutenatit-Colonel-Com ntodant. To Akt; Captains-=-Edward•Hasell, Esq. Hugh Parkin, Esq. 'J~ohn ibrulson, pouglas Grieve, Esq. John San derson, Lg. ' Toile Ifientenants—William. Tames, Cent. • Thomas, HAM. soo.,c;etlk. John , Buchannan, Gent. Roger ,Walmslct, Gent. James jainerson, Gent. , . Tolle'Entigns—Roticrt Carmalt, Gent. John Monkhouse, lohn.Soulby, Gent. 'John Lee, Cent. Jackson Roper, Gent. To tie Adjutant— Joseph Moss, Gent. Rotherham Volunteer Inf:fluty. John Roodhouse, Esq. to be Captain. William, Glossop, ent. to be Lietitenant;•vice R. Beatson, resigned. Robert Batson., Gent. to be Ensign, vice 1. Beatson resigned. yhom4s Lee, Gent. to lae .Ensign, vice Hat fi eld Turner, I resigned. Scu!cower Volunteer Infantry. . , , Tobe Captains-- lohn Todd, Esq. lames K eirs Watson, Eq. ,Nlarinaduke Nelson, Esq. ' • _ L • T i,, b ,Lieutuvults—Richard Woodhouse, Gent. . Edward Robinson, Gent. Richard Harrison, Gent. To 14" Ensigns—Thomas Hugall, Gent. . lolin Barkwoith; 1 jun. Gent. Anthony Yrall, Gent. , . !Mote wed Ell9ughtax Joseph Thompson, ESq. to be Captain.. Henry Thompson , ' Esq. to be ditto. john Terry, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Bache Thottuhill, Gent. to he ditto. John Johnson, jun. Gent. to be Ensign. William Thornton, Gent. - to be ditto. Whitehavot Volunteer Infantry. Sir Jos. Scnhouse to be Lieutenaut.Coloriel-Commandant, The Mon. William Lowther to he Lieutenani » Colonel. Thomas Hartley, Esq. to be Major. To be l / 4 Captains—Nliiiiion Hartley, Esq. Joseph Dixon , Esq. Henry Bitley, Esq. lames Steel, Esq. lohli Birket, Esq.• john Hamilton, Esq. George Richardson, E 4 Lt. • Fleury jelfirson, Esq. To be 4ietiteriants,John Stanley, Gent. Robert Hannay, Gent. Ti ornas grocklebaik, Gent. Peter Hodgson,_Gent. William Stitt, Gent. Richard Barker, Gent: George Watts, Gent.. - loseph Steel Gent. To be Entiens 4 -lohit t•tsher,Gent. lohn Bracklebank,Gent. Isaac Robinson, Gent Christopiter Williamson, Gent.. To be Campbell Heatley, Gent. Workilitoq, kfarypart, and flarrington Volunteer Infantry. Toltn Christian Curwen,Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com mandant Joseph Tillin Senhouse, Esq. to be'Lietnenant- Colonel. John ChriStian, Eiq. to be ditto. To be Captains—MO.ll4d Falcon, Esq. .Walter Wood, Esq. lolin Fawcett, Esq. Benjamin Thompson, , Esq: Thomas Cragg, Esq. Maifland Falcon, Esq. John Askew, - F.sq. William Dawson,' Esq.' David Fletcher, Esq. Edward. Harriman, Esq. • 'to be J.ieutenants—foseph Huddleston, Cent. Thomas Gaff,. Gent. ()lin Iloclgton,, C ent. John Beck., Gent. loinFholnpson, Gent. • Wm. Swinhurne, Cent. Wm. Dickinson, Gent. Henry Russells Gent. Matthew Rus sell, Gent. John Smith,' Gent. Tribe .Ensigns—Edward Hanc e Gent. Henry Salkeld, Cent. john Hudson, Gent. Triers Baxter, Gent. Robert Rtis, sell, Gent. . Thomas Habits, Gent. John . Ritsoct, Gent. Joseph "Fhompson, Gent. John Watson, Gent. Jonathan Hay tOl4, Gent. Worirop rolunieer hr/aut►y. Francis Ferrand Fo'jambe, jun. Esq. to be Captain-Com. mandant. Francis Clay, Esq. to be Captain. George regge, Gent, to be Lieutenant. William Nicholson,Gent. to be ditto. Robert Barker, Gent. to be Unsign. George loskie, Gent. to be ditto. • Committiost he the South Hants Militia, sigma ay tbe Lord. Littaenant, William Harrison, to be Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 27,`t8,3. John Francis Jones to be Ensign. Dated as above. Alex ander Mitchell, to be ditto. Dated as above. Commission:. in the First Royal Regiment of Tower-Hamlets Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 25, 1►303. Emir Thomas Rice to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Morgan, . resigned. Frederick Macnamara, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Rice, promoted. George Privat, Gent. to be ditto. Communion in the Lanark Regiment of North British Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Lewis Bland, Esq. to be Ciptain. Dated August 17; Iso3. Nov, 5, Wm. Wilkinson and T. Chapman, late of Jewry street, coat-factors, at ten, at Guildhall, Nov, 1. Joseph Smart, of Wolverhanipton ' Staffordshire, , bookaeller, at twelve, at the sunar port nn, Stournort. Nov. i Henry Penn the younger, late of t;osbrook, Bush bury, Staffordshire, worsted and wool Um-yarn manufac turer, a? twei've, the Siewitypost I'm, Stourport. &rani Smith, ofl3irmtnt;hanl, hat-manufaaurer, at twelve, at he Shake.; c are Tavern, Birmingham, Nov. a. fames Auiswort h, of New Sleaford, -- Lincolnsid re, mercer, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, New Slealord. tslitv,, 7. John Jarrett, late of Bristol, hup-merchant, at ' -Maven, at the flop-Pole Inn, Worcester. E' STOCKS,' IkDAY. India Stock 169 India Bonds a. -a, dia. Hz.. Hills a. a. dia. ()trillium t 9 .1 dis. Iniper. 3 per Cent; Dill° Arms. 9i - 9f Bank for 1 eons. tin Oil. Bank Stock shut Navy; pct Cent. 8511 per Cent, 1797, shut iriitt 5 per Cent. q: per Cent. Con. shut 3 liar C, It. shut 3 per C. Cou. 52iii It Atli,: 1.. A. shut Dittos. 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Thomas Willson, of Saint Martin's court, umbrella-maker, ti)surrender Ott. it, 2t, anti Nov. 19, at ten, at Guild. hall. Attorney, Mr. Richardson, New-Inn. Wm Ogilvie and Tames Ogilvie, of Saville-row, Army Agents, 06. t. r 3, and Nov. 1, 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Potts, Crescent, lewin-street. .; "t a: t ofin l'apter, of Sodbury;GioucesteMlite, mercer' 'and draper,. 4 at• Ivio, at the George inn, 13e‘Vciley, WOr- ..restershire . . oa. 3 .. .Wm, ,Tremlett, of Totness; Devonshire, shop. keeper, at five, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. ' • ()et. 3t. . Richard A vern, of Birmingham, baker, at four, 'at . the Shakespeare TAY F II, Birtrungharn. Del: 31. John Severcy, Scarborough', Ycifkshire, vintner, at eleven, at the Elephant and Castle, Scarborough. Nov. 3. William Champion, of Worksop, Nottingham shire, brewer, at twelve, .at the Red. Lion, Worksop. Nov. I.* Samuel Carrod, ofSaxtnundham, Suffolk, tailor, at ten, at the Bell Inn, Saxmundliant. Nov. 26. .Joseph Littler, of the parish of. St. Clement Danes, JeWeller, at tin , at Ctlildltitll. Nov. S. fames T4tlock, of 'Finch-lane, broker, at ten a Guildhall. • Nov: t. Samuel Kempson,' of Fleet -street, linen-draper, , . at one, at Guildhall. . Od. a 9. Ralph Tunneeliffe, of Long -Stratton, Norfolk, draper, at twelve, at the Strafford Arms Inn, Wakefield. - Nov. z. Elijah Cobham, of Liverpool, merchant, at twzive, at the Stir and Carter, :Liverpool. Nov. 12. glades Larkin, of ltc.)ehester, coach -master, at ten, at Guildhall, London. - Nov: i. Isaac Wilson, orrhotnhaugh-street, do or in' Phy— sic,. at twelve, at Guildhall, • Nov. r, Henry . Savage and Isaac: Savage, of Broad-Wall, Black friars-road, wholesale "comb-lnakers, at ten, at ,Guildhal 1, 14 CERTIFICATES. 04. 29. T. IloclKes of Mareliorn t ,Kent, dealer. T. Lewis, of Iscdtkittistreer,' Covent-garden, druggist. DWIDENDS. ARTHUR MURPHY, ESQ. THE Writers of La Clef du Cabinet, a Path, are hereby informed that Mr. Moßl'ilY has seen a paragraph in their Paper,. Landi,, 21 Germinal, im puting to 'him THE (: RIME of writing a P6em in hon,ur of BONAPARTE—bur Mr. Muar HY scorns 'to ;MUM' SO foul a calumny, which, he says, is like the rest of the low 'scurilities that fill the Path :Papers. But though that Gentleman chuses to remain silent on the occasion, his friends think it fir, that'La Clef du Cabinet should be told, that 'there is not' in Great Britain, or, perhaps, in Europe, a man 'who beholds BONArAs.'re, and all his anions, ,with such moral disapprobation : his reason's, we know, are Mi.follows . : In the first place,, he'sees a Corsican, who by trigue . and craft'has wriggled, hithself_into the teat' of the House of BaurbOn, and Means, if possible, :to erea on the ruins ciF that illustrious race the House of BONAPARTE-7" FkOttl dirt and seaweed as proud Venice ruse." Secondly, heseei a Coirsid, without a Senate of Conscript . Fathers, w•ithout a Censor, withoUta . Prztor, and without a'Tribiant of the People, While all France is obliged to 'crouch 'under the will of a Dictator. . He sees' the . Swiss - groaning:'under a daring Ususper but he 'hopea the day will ccite, when that brave penple will 'assert their liberty. Mr. MURPHY further sees a wily Corsican, who, by intriguing with the. Knights gained a footing on that island, which has been since con. gtiered from him by British valour ; and he now sees that saint man endeavouring,' with all his art, to have the place given up to a' new Order of .Knights, who will - be. sure to betray it once more to the Grand Corruptor.. ; But it is to be hoped, that the British. Ministry will. have the firmness to tell the Corsican Machiavel, that.since no Neutral Powers.can.be relied upon, Great. Britain will re. -twin her conquest, and take tare that it shall never fall , into. the - • hands ni an. aspiring enemy. This we' know to be a , true sketch of Mr. Mvx. rtrY'S political 'opinions :. should . the Paiis Strib_ biers be able. to provoke him, he _may ihen'speak his mind in his own superior,stile : but'even in that case, ,nothing will. check BONAPARTE".- 41 Ce la n'empecherait pat votre Consul d'allet son train." . _Their Sw RDISK MN ) 11st;Es.weie tin the 13th of last month, on thei r visi t at Manheim, where they were entertained by theEletioral Cann with great splendour. The KING and QUERN went to visit the Monument of GUSTAVUS, at Lutzen, 'the theatre of hii last vi&ory and of his death. The KING v.' proached bareheaded, and with, an air .sad, bin re speßful; He thanked the inhabitants, who had ornamented the monument with flowers, and had come- out to see His MAJESTY. A' great crowd lately 'assembled at Paris to wit. neSs AO inter view bet Ween two Elephants in the lotailit Garden, one of whom, a male, was some time since brOught to Paris to consort with the other, a female, who'" had lost her mate. Those however who el,(1)01ed to see some proofs of won. derftil instinct were much disappointed', as the ani r mals appeared pet fedly indifferent to 'each other, nor could they be induced to interchange any Ele 'hawk compliments. DAY I D, the,French Painter, who is stated to have amassed a fortune of 200,0001. by his profession, was wont,. during the early period of the Revolu. tion, to attend at the Guillotine, in.order to mark the countenances and attitudes of the numerous vic. Sims to popular fury, and thence to &pia these emotion! of nature in her last agonies, the just ex. pression of which has been accounted the perfedion of the graphic art. Irish and Dutch butter have risen in price nearly 205. per cwt. during the List week. Bacon and hams generally have fallen ss. 63. and, in the stances of -Westphalia and . Cumberland hams, los. per cwt. SHIP NEWS. CR AVISEND, OCT. 7. Passed by—the Accornplisll4A Quaker, Burdon, , Suaannah, Skelton, London, Martin, and Heckford, Dixon, from St. Kitts ; Ann, Moreton, from Antigua ; Duenna, Brown, from Lisbon ; Fame, Sistoils, and La Constance, (prizes) from St. Domingo; Cornet, Tate, and Leviathan ; Lamont, from Trinidad ; Peggy, Rowe, from Montserrat ; Ball, and Augusta, Purdy, rant, and Vicissitude, Wainfra, from froin Barbadoe's;Tilien. Raine, from C rena ; ocean, G .Quebec ; Anna Maria, —, from Bilboa ; La PAix, La Delge, Elizabeth, Liarisen, Tobago, Place, and Ann, Longtnin, from Tobago. PRICE S4I,U retranfeft or li eutious love, or by . . . °l.niogenes, this Restorative will render all possible asSiSt. mice; 'and, if thevital poveers be not entirely dcstroyedi it. will gradually repair the melancholy evil.' Ladies, of any nine of lire they, by this-Xedicine, be freed,.,. .. from itt a o l ii i e N c: r t v 7 us M A 6 ft st .e a ci ffl io i:,.; ilisiirders incident to Ow sex; and at a certain period it is itir,st highly useful. ' Lo - s• of Melnary, I mpaired " V w kg " o • symptoms of anti tottering Con;titutions, tvimtl'` • arising from a lite of inatlivirv, in entperanee, or inatt to 11 e-sith, its efficacy has attained thrutigianit, the three Kingdoms, universal and unparalleled celebrity; BY .str"'" perseverance in its use, it cheers, braces, and invittirates susro, lni t til t t i t i , e T ri re u r A b l iin nt. g_s bs : the wholenervous System, and gives new tone' to all tile , balsams yavo uched.il4 lnttous noblei d i 9 strengtheners l tMedicine,w i i ii i i o n 't n h ul e :beed w hole rlo'f' s :l i t ' e l: r c i : a rnll : l i le..:e ' ' ' 'cila°: caenbesdi is particularly applicable to those whosst constirstions be relaxed by extreme "weakness and tlei)ility, Of ofAU ll y enervating or 'Vicious inkfulginees. • Evart - lows it: rtix'FAes' those who re,:omatack external — a ; 1 1) 11 1 iecialitcp.onnssigreinutileirlJltri;troi if plaints, Is obviated hi the following simple que:;tiol!;,,, b e t b i e le m il a i d rw e r i es llc pe ll tions are left to bar answered by removed by wadi'. -ag.the outside ? Tile sarlic. corn pgisosicuitnn.l. shew the ridiculousness of i t n h e t ile infallibility .ex trao nli I of r. e a t d it h lg ereS to the insi‘ic E.ta kettle, or boouv.,_a, the human frame : Cati vo intense at 1- plaint be yemoven by,an external appliCn" •? Th i e rn . W l4-.111 Dr. li ro fl u h r l n c . ;,., ic i e l gr i i . I ; l;: p tilei c i ,: r ice,lr i t t ‘r‘ t i le e. CCI P -V : iv i l i 'l e c' r ielfe , y Cures• that daily him, a , 3 particularly in cases of the abode nature. Dr. M. 11)( ? a s regular Physician, has been known many year, an( not,, a nostruin vender. His ?ROOFS OF CURES ,motive o tis 6 nenti -.is to secure the Health of ' danger that attends externaizoicalionfwhich,.tollis ki . . le4e, pro , er confidence. ' has proved fatal to manywrr Ati:h'(ro;uPhLaTtvbeiss.pAhlLi:eigavlt.i:4l,i:itiA(a)uns,vici.nr:l - A Moral Captain in the ini..l'a i , durin4 . ' ' CASE ot , CAI-D C. ov WAP PING ' ' a long Pc" was afflided With the l ite•• 's .i r sery CC -- which he contra*d when a Mitlshiprnan r• the '' com e p " f rFa t' n consequence?. 161 into his limbs, and the ulcers it occasioned alnti exposed Or rill tile Public fria.Miotwlia. to view; by reconunendation of a Capt. George, all u ,*„ . ! , I, applied to Dr:Bro.:um, and in three months Was ic).- :If o h b u i t ic; h at ti i n t ic o a , t a ip ii r fi eh n 7 ii s i ij i t ai n h f e a ux re )k tu s rn vi , th as hi ' l l: z e a w d a y s ze il it iin o e t ,l t i k: ,: l the - Botanical Syrup, from which he has .4 I 'T eip t ,..tleg o. ,r , salutary eftedi . . 47: aa N b Si cp ß ecic 1 i di Specific Medicine, ee l l b . et o ro vie e - s - tthageer ‘ov mentioned irtthhat incomparable hvecenoetia.. a isy r a u n p d , I „, : _ n c 4- i l i i . tinder the Doafq's Appointment, in Bottles of I s i c:ils, 4 3 :i 3 1 1 1 1 : 5 :; and bt. _by Messrs. Frewinan (only) in Exeter ; 4 outh ; • Taunton ; Haytion, Barnacle, mid Nettleton, lYn l . , o i c I tioxfait4 or' Congdon, Plymouth-DO' i SYl; 2 • l3 " r/I V I ' mo; Jackson, Dartmouth; Elliot, Falmouth; Tregoning,...medi. and by, most Printers, Booksellers, and Vend'j r " dne in thYthree Kingdoms. --...-........................01 t • , - 4110.4CPN..),,,4 - -, ,. .. • • ^ - 14 1 '' - ',:j.,1 4 ,4%, , , On 'Satin at •‘2,' _ On Friday 14st, Mr. jowph , Head Alley. " On Saturda) last, in her Mrs. Fearan,,wiie of Ditni:::l lJolborn. , 7t On Thursday morning, : Mr. jantes-Wilson, for _el a r 4 On the gth inst. at Sutton ; :mains' flintily Mangles. BY HIS MAI ESTY's ROYAL LETTERS PAi ,„11 , .. Dr. BR()DUM's NERVOUS C()B.DIAL and BO IA , CAL SYRUP.cx -11..r,Ocol,retaihnoaodlsreflwcdt. t r I ta i , o tiniuij h u a s v Nl e oa vt t tel e .r v eu e r !i fb c y , h l et i th n e,r rr re,,t ithclolherers,7ti midnight