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& 91 03=C" From the LoNDOICG 4ZZEITE, Roil. 10. Mr-Office, Ncrvemkr 9, tgo3. . . aurcbstanton 17:,Innteer Cay.ily. Henry Walrund, Gent. min Lieutenant. 10‘11ard L. Clinn o Gent. to be Cornet. ~ , • . l it) "*. No rth Dein , : Gel:donor aed repotanry CarahL .Cornets---(:ones .Cornets---(:ones !learn,. Gent. Wilburn Tardrew, "l 11491 t. William l'ettle, Gent. , . Elibam 141unteer Cava/.y. Cornet Kemp to be Lieutenant. Wi;lunn Wybourn, C en t. to be Cornet Erni/don Vedunker Cavahy. John S. POde,' FAN, to be Captain. • Francis Fowell, Cent. Lobe Lieutenant. Willimn Rivers, cent. to be Cornet, rittwer, Cavaity. 'lames Yates, Esq. to he Captain. Francis L. Corntsli, +Gent. to be Lieutenant. Samuel Cornish, Cent, to be Cornet. . _ _ _..._.. Porimret Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. • !An Shelley,Sidney, Gent. to be Cornet. Teigntridge Gentlqren a7d Yeomanry Cavalry. Charles Short, Esq. to be Captain. Frederick Itiyley, Esq. to beditto. Mark Batt, Gent, to be Lieutenant. - Thomits Taylor, Gent, to be ditto. • Francis Parker, Gent. to be Cornet. George Dolling, Gent. to be ditto. Tiliihridge 'Grath-men and Yeomanty Cavalry. William Cornell, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Soaones, resigned. Uppotty Pollinifer Cavaby. William Oke;Gent. tube Lieutenant. Il.tminstro.4nletrs, I ohp.Liclrlon, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Robert Statqc,Cent. to be ditto. Edward C. Forward, Cent. to be Ensign. North ifylcslonl Lejew. The Fart or Darnley to he Colonel. ll4jor William Two. penny to he Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry. Captain George Smith to be Nlajur of Cavalry. Lieutenant Samuel 'Nicholson to be Captain. Briber:lm and Stir:mien Volunteer Infirsty.. rohn York, Cent. to be En*ign. Bichlegi) and Silvert,:n Volunteer Infantay, Robert Pell, Esq. to he Captain-Commandant. nem Clewe, Esq. to be Captain. Joseph I'. Spry. Cr nt. to be Lieutenant. Nicholas Braddick, Gent. to be ditto. f ohn Player. Gent. to be Ensign. Daniel Cragg, Gent. to be ditto. • Brornhy Volunteer Infinh . y. Charles Cameron, Gent. to be-Lieutenant. Henry Raiketi, Gent. to be Ensign. • Bart Budleigh Regiment.. William Hull, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Philip Du. card), Esq. to be Major. To he Lieutenants—Samuel j. Black, Gent. William S. Thomas, Gent. Charles Tilinan, Gent. John Palme r , Cent. Solomon Ferguson, Cent. Abraham Clcwe Gent • John Guppy, Gent. 10 be Enswits—Samuel Warren, Cent. Philip White, jun'. Grin, William .Hariling, Gent. John Bastin, Gent. lto. ben Taylor,. Gent . . William Stone, Cent. Canter/ley Volunteers. Charles Delrnar, Gent, to be Lieutenant. Robert john Sprakeling, Cent. to be Ensign.. Rev. john Peachey Francis to be Chaplain. Thomas j‘loble Elwyn, Gent. to Surgeon. Cluedleig6 Polugteeri. folin !ones, Gent. to be Lieutenant. John ullitig, Gent. to be Ensign. Coleridge Volunteer lodatitiy. Edwin Sandys, Esq. to be Captain. Torring, Gent. to be Lieutenant. John Edwards, Gent. to he ditto. William Elliott - , Gent. to be. Ensign. Richard Galard i , Gent. to be ditto. CranZrook T'oluntrei• Infdani7. Second Lieutenant Joseph Creenall to be First Lieutenant, vice Adams, resigned. Thomas Still Hunt, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Grecnall. Carats ilulier's Craiton Volunteer 1111;mi) , john Yarde. Cent. tb he Lieutenant. Thomas Hugo, Cent. to be ditto. lob Smith, Gent. to he Ensign. Henry Holm3n, Gent. to be ditto. , Captain Ovie's Crediton Pols/weer Inivrity. Isaac Davy, Gent—to bc Lieutenant. Edwin Shute, Ceti to bc Ensign Rai, Devon l egion, . Sir William Templer Pole, Hart. to be Major. ---- Em mett, Esq. to be Captain of Pioneers. . • North' Dcvan Polyniter !An Bonifield, Gcnt to, be S4cond Lieutenant, Tames Halfpenny, Gent. to he ditto. .Dart /or PAP:leers. Liei r itenani Witlintn Budget' tit be Captain, vice Wilkes, re signed. Ensign Thomas: Walker to be Lieutenant, vice 13titlArn. Thotntts Houson Sears, Gent, td be Ensign, vice Walker. - - Farringtot .141untrer Philip Salter, Cent. to be First Lieutenant. Wm. Wright, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. • Farway Voluntete Wiliam Guppy, Gent. to be 'Lieutenant. Robert Under .doren, Ifarrertu liolanhers. Lleutenant..L , trkl Hamilton to be Captain. Dancer, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Lord Hamilton. Webb, Gent. mbe Ensign, vice Bowen. Reeves, • Gent.,4) be Ensign. East floridge Volunteer Infantry, Charles 'll - roward; Esq. to he Lieutenant.Ctilrineh Richard Blake, - Es9. to be. Major. • • • . To be Captains—James C Nortlicote, Esq., Henry Bowden, inn,-4sq.. John, R. Whittet Esq. John Blackmore, Esq. To be Lieutenantii—William Venn, Gent. Henry Wright, jun: gent. William Drewe,, -Gent. Richard Morgan, Gent. William Martyn, Gent. ' Ellis Bowden, Gent. ThOMati Blake, gent. joint J3ennett, Geni.. John Rice, Gent. Welt flaYridge Volunteer Plumb,. • George S. Fursdon, Esq. to be Major... Commandant. l'o.be Captains --Charles Daily Pugh, Esq. John Turner, Esq. Reynolds, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Hugh Pugh, Gent. John Cosway, Cent. Henry Palmer, Gent. Henry Whipple, Cent. To tc Ensigns—Philip apeott, Gent. George Black, Gent. John Kingdom Upeott, Gent: - Myron Volunteer Infanhy. Pierce f °op]) Taylor, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. To be Captains —Thomas Babb, Esq. Thomas B. Sttiddy, Esq. john Creed, Esq. John Windeat, Esq. Berton' Tozer, Esq. Henry P. Tozer, Esq. George Ley, Esti. John Distil), Charles Tozer, Esq. john*,y, Esq. Highweek Volunteer Infinity, John Weatherdon, Gent. to be Lieutenant. tdwardlifed ger, Gent. to be ditto. ficldinewtly Volunteer Inlanky, John ileyiett, Esq. to be Major.. Itylotes,Lik V(.l.,tmlefrs. ---- Lewis, Esq. to be Captain. Richard Peckham, Esq. to be Captain. To be Lieuteo.Atts--William EtllliearliX ant. Ensign George Wiltrof, viwe Frederick. Cent. vice I,ewis. To be Ensigns--'Chong:. full ,Gent. Tin). Thotnpson,Cent. To be c,,),u.irter-master-Abraltam Palter, Gent. Xlaßibtiry Mr . - , Edmund, Waters,- Esq. to be Cupr.tin. William Steckley, Gent. tt be Lienten4ut. ..lohn Selby, Gent. to be Ensign. South Xent Volunteer Infantty. tiVilliattt Deetles; Esq.:to be Lieutesont.Colopcl Command ant.- James Drake 13rockinin, Esq. to be .Lieutenant_ Colonel, Thomas P4pillon, Esq. to be Major. To be Captains--Richard. Pettfold nutty, Esq. John Dunk, jolut [lotion, Esq . . Stephen 'Elem., :sq. - Tokieliebtenants—Sattittel Laws, Gent. %Villjam Thnckery, Gent. William Jtiltltn, jun. Gent. Thomas Matmt, Gent. Isaac Tountay, Gent. lames - KeiSey, Gtia, Austin Stace, Gent. !oho Dodds,' Gent. To be. Ensigns-Henry ileac, Gent. W ham Cent. Williditt Critic, Gent. Stephen Greenhill,. Gent. .1 . 11. etas I larrison, Gent." , Robert Kitham, Gent.; Robert Castle, Gent. Ilenj:ltniq.K9lltic, (sun., L.lot/ /TM /. G/onit.er Frailcis A Cent, t he Lietitembt.' , ; rlinmas Coro:in, j Cent: totbe ditto. losepli•Langman, to be Cusigni' Georm Tye, ient. to be ditto. cvAhaut Oluntie . k Pfaim.y. , 48, 1 'lgn; vice Edmund Drown, place: Key. 1 • 10 41 meet 14,:y f idge, Liwrl . Late Militia, to be Adjutant, - 1117113 v 'Watt Polfmtrirbiltalhitr• 0204 Ward, Gent. to be Lieutenant. loin' McAdoo, Cent. to be hnsign• Alcricm tramp:lead PGlNnten In . favtrst. fohn fintrell, Gent. to b e Lieutenant. j ohn Oerriton, Cent. to be ditto. North 7 atuton 14httfteer Infarotty. john Goodridge, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Oakhatutton Pazintrer Infiniti y. John Hawices. Esti .. . to be Captain.. George Lethbridge, Edq. to be Captain. lolin*award, Cent. to he Lieuten. ant. Jaiws Templer, Gent. to be ditto. Rob. Drewe, jun.to be Ensign. William Bayley, Gent. to be ditto. Pfrnoutb. Dad folgweers, ronathan Elford, Lsq. to be Lieuteituit-Colopel-Commat. dam. Thomas Muinfard, Em. to be Lieutenant-Colo. ,Portreath Volunteer &alloy. Thomas Williams, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Shoo Volunteer Infantry. Bryan Bentham, Esq. to be'Major-Commandant. 'William Peonie s Esq. to be Captain. William liroadbank, Esq. to be ditto. To be Lieutenants—Edward Bishop, Gent. James Viny, Gent. Thomas Ongley, Gent. To be Ensigns—Bryan Bentham Everest, Gent. john Bi shop, Gent. lobe Rose, Gent. Sid6:ij Volunteer drallay. John C. Clode, Gent. to be Lieutenent. - Sanwa) Volunteer Arallety. Michael Pyle, Gent, to be First Lieutenant. SoutG TuToton Volunteer ittfientty. William I'VeStaNviq. Cent, to be Lieutenant. John Lcgg, Cent. to be ditto. , „. I, : yal (Jolted Stowe- Pr:lunteert, a c ce p te d a1...t0r A mgrtelguton Geopie Templet', Esq. to be Captain-Conimandant. Samuel Mudge, Esti: to be Captain. Charles Wills, . Gent. to be Lieutenant. Charles' Fempler, Gclit. to be ditto. 'Tho mas Deane, Gent. to, be Ensign. John Hatherley, Gent. to be ditto. . ..ttrodattd iendtbuu 'weer:. • Ilarnabas Howes, Cent, to b: Licutenant, *f hentas Edward flelkes, Gent. to,be Ensign. " ' 'frignmouth Volunteer Inlaid, y. John %V. Gess, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Thomas Clapp, ..Gent., to be Expign. . . Tivertou Volunteer tufattity. Sir John Duntze, Bart. to be Lieutenant-Colonel Command ant. To he Captains—William Fergusone, Esq. John!). Foulkes, Esq. Charles Chichester, Esq. 'lmes, Esq.' To be Lieutenants -- Henry unsford, Gent. Richard H. Strong, Gent. EdWard Boyce, Gent. William liesly, Gent. Thomas Rundell, Gent. John Allen,,Gent. To be Ensigns —l3einard Besley, Gent. George Dunsford, Cent, Lewis, Gent . , Joseph Collard, Gent. Henry Boyce, Gent, John Bee:101, Gent, To be Adjutant-=Joseph Hogg, Gent. , Wolderetuu Volunteer .11famtry. • Right Hon. Francis Earl of Guildtind to be, Lieutenant-Co, lonel-Commandiant. Thomas Godfrey, Esq. to be Ma. jor. To be Captains—Thomas Wal find, . Esq. Robert Bargsaw, Esq. John Thatcher, Esq. Tho. Godfrey, Esq. George Snowden, Esq. George Culiner, sen, Esq. William . Saunders Bushell, Esq. • To be Lieutenants—William Eastes,Gent. William Petinan, Gent. Robert.Pollaill. Gent. Henry Mintor, Gent. liana Boys, Gent. Henry Knight, Gent. Thomas SollY, Gent. To be Ensirs—Henry Boys, Gent. Willi am F r i en d , jun. Cent. ohn Reynolds, Gene. Th omas T oml i n, Cent. James W Cite, Goat. George Calmer, jun. Gent, ' • To be Surgeon--=William Sankey, Gent. To be Chaplaitez-Rev. Edward Gibbs Walford. • Carlisle Volunteer:. william Tomlinson, to be Lieutenant-Col snel Cam. mandant. Thomas Halton, Esq. to be Major; James Brodie, Esq. to be Major. To be CaPtains . —David Kennedy, Esq. Joseph Hodgson, Esq. Limb Atkinson, Esq. lames Forster, Esq. Ed, ward Joseph Birket, Esq. Robert Mounsey, Esq. Ri chard Ferguson, Esq. To be LieutenantsHohn Connell, Gent. Robert. Wilson, Gent,ohn Thompson Gent. William J Gent. Joseph Simian, ' Cent; Thomas Malmsey, G ent . William Jackson, Gent. . To be, Ensigns—Henry Hebson, Gent.. Francis Steddart, Gent, • Rowland Cowp er , G ent . Wi lliam Don ild, Gent. fohn Waldie, Gent. Richard Fergusson, jun. ' Gent. ames Kothwell, Gent. • ; To be Adjutant-e George Little,,Gent. • To be Surgeon—Thomas Blamire, Gent. Caliber/and Roinip;re.. Second Lieutenant John Etlinonson, to be First peutenaei, vice W. :Calvert, 'resigned.. • Second Lieutenant. -GeOree Gillito be First Lieutenant, vice W. Greaves, promoted. • Whitfield Walton, Gent, to be Second Lieutotant. fella Carrick, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. • Kendall rolenreerr. . . Thomas Holme Maude, Esq. to be Lieutenant..Cielonel. John Parr, Esq. to be Major. To be Captains—J ohn Wilson , Esq, John Barrow, R. Thomas Fell, Esq. Christopher . Wilson, k:sq. folio! Sowden, .Esq. Henry Bradshaw, Esq. • To be Lieutenants -- Francis Webster, Cent . J ames Whight inaN jun:. Gent, William Matvson, Gent. , Thonias • Gent. .Bryan Vearty,. Cent. Thomas ,Esanon, Vent. To be Ensigns- = John Golding, Gent.' Roger Cinnthwaite, Cent. Jonathan Hodgson. Gent. Corn. PreStan, Gent. Francis Smith Clayton, Gent. Richard Branthwaite,Gent. , Companle: eittaebed 414 Kendal Mower,. ----• . • 'Burton Company. Benjamin groinfield, Esq. to be Captain. Thomas Nortll,.Gent. to beLieutenant. hor»a~t Chomp. son, Genti to be Ensign. Kirby Lonsdale Companies. William Moore, 'F-sq, to be Captain. William Wilson'C;•Wilam, - Esq. to be ditto. William Gibson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Edward Tom.. boson, Gent. to be ditto. Edward Rawlinson, Gent , to be Ensign. Thomas Cummi ng , Gent , to be di tto, • Miluthorp Company. William Hutton, Esq, to be Captain. john .1lowerb:olk, Cont. to.be Lieutenant. Thomas Smithes, Geot. to he Ensign. Helailigton Company. Gerard Blackhouse, Esq. to be Captain. Robert , Pennington, Cent. •to be Lieutenant. Richard Nelson, jun. Gent. to be Ensign. • New Hutton Company: William Sledilall, Esq. to be • Captain. Henry Raiithinell, Cent. tube Lieutenant. Preston Patrick and Preston 'Richard Company. lohn Scott, Esq. to be „Captain. Obadiah BOrrow, jun. C ent , to be Lieutenant. lames Benson, Grin. to be Ensign. Ambleside Company. 'William King, Esq. to be Captain. William Newton, Cent, to be Lieutenant. Po&niters (late 14e l'enritb). Captain Edward' Haseil be' Major. Hugh Parkin, Etc'. to be Major. .To be Captains,-.Lieutenant William James, vice Hindou. Lieutenant Thomas Harrison, vice Grieve. Lieutenant John Buchanan, vice Sandiners, resigned. To be Lieutenants--John .Robinson, Gent. vice James. Richard Ellwood, Cent. vice Harrison. Ensign John Monkhouse, vice linchanan. To be Ensigns—William Powley,- Gent. vice Sowby, jo nethan Laidman, Gent. vice Roper. •Kirkosward Company. Charles keatherstonhaugh, Esq. to be Catain. John Monklion'se, Gtnt. 'to be Li e ut enant . John Railton, Gent, to be Ensign. Keskett Company. Isaac Parker, Ecq. to be Captain. George Dixon, Gent. to be Lieutenant, John Byers, Cent. to be Ensign.: Eilenliall and Longwathly. Company. John Williamson, Esq. to be Cantain. Sewell, Gent. to ba Licute • iiant. John Richardson, Gent, to tie Ensign. Inrkington.Pthorreert..-; , lohn Hetherington, Gent, to be Lieutenant, vice Joh n Hoag son, Robert Bowes, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Joi n t Allija m y CVuoil, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Joseph Thohipson. • Philip Parsons, Geut. to be ditto, 'vice John ildson. AdamiWood,.Genc. to be dittOs Mee ft. Satkoil, Richard Watts, E.sq, to be Paymaster. William Dawson • Gent to be Adjutant. !MlA:min Vkinteers. I To he Captains of Artillery—JOhri I ninilton, Esq. George R".chardscin, E sq . Henry leartioni-hul. AtariVett liWunieir Infivay. Georg , : Rich, Esq. lo be Captain, vice Alien. First Lieute nant John Wilfiattis to be Captain, vice Kenyan. Second Lieutenant William Cratwick to be First Lieutenant. J. - Dorman, Cent. to be ditto. lames Johnston, Gent.'•tto Second Lieutenant, folio Burgess,. Gent. to be ditto, vice Martin. ,To L 2 Captains of I nlantry , —Milltam'Hartley, Esq. lusepli Dixon ' Esq. Henry Birley; Esq. John Briket, Esq. James Steele, Esq. Peter How Younger, Esq. To obe •Virst Lieutenants of Artillery—Peter Dixob, Gent. William Bowes, Gent. William Richardson, Gent. • To be Lieutenants of Infantry —lohn Stanley, Gent. Robert Hannay, Gent. Thomas lirocklebank, Gent. Peter Hodgson, Cedt, William Still, Gent. Richard Barker, Gent. George Watts, Gent. Joseph Steel, Gerd. To 'be Second Lieutenants of Artillery—George Vickers, Gent. Richard Whiteside, Gent. Richard Sherwen, Gent. To be Ensigns—john Fisher; Gent john Brocklebank, Geut. ' Isaac Robinson, Gent. Christopher Williamson, Gent. To be Adjutant of Artillery-Alexander Spittall, Gent. To be Adjutant of Infantry—William Campbell Hcatley, Gent. • Companies in the - Villages attached to the Whitehaven roltenteerr. liensingham Company, Thomas Jams, Esq. to be Capt a i n . 'John Litt, Cent. to be Lieutenant. John Postlethwaite, Gent. to be ditto. James Waters, Gent. to be Ensign. Cleator Company. Anthony Stpd, Esq. to be C a pt a i n . William Smith', Gent. to be Lieutenant. Abraham Little, Gent. to be Ensign. Sandwich Company: William Brown, Esq.' to be Captain. Henry Walker, gent. to be Lieutenant,. , William Smith, Gent. to be Ensign. Egremont Company. Miles Ponsonby, Esq. tobe Captain. Anthony' Dixon, Gent. to be Lieutenant.. : , Robert Nichol 6son, Gent. to be Ensign. St. Bee's Company. James Park Harrison, Esq. to be Cap tain. James Fox, Gent. to be Lieutenant. William Fox, Cent. tope Ensign. Cockermouth Companies. Joseph Steele, Esq. to be Cap. tain. Robert Benson, Esq. to be ditto. John Peete Barnes, tent. to be Lieutenant. Thomas Smith, Gent. to be ditto.- ‘Villiata Sroddart, Gent, to be Eusign. Wit.. limn Wood, Cent, to be ditto. MlMCJlterMountaLveyrs. Right Hon. John Lord Muncaster to be Colonel. Blake, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Gosforth Company John Ormandy, Esq. to be' Captain. jobn'Bragg, Gent. to be Lieutenant. John Iladdlestone, Gent. to be Ensign. Irton Company. E. L. Erton, Esq. to be Captain.' John Rogers, Ccnt. to be Lieutenant. John Sharp, Gent. to he Ensign. Muneaster Company. Thomas Falcon, Esq. to be Captain. John Caddy, Gent. to be Lieutenant. John Beta', Gent. to be Ensign. Bootle Company. Christopher Hobson, Esq. to be Captain. William Grice, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Richard 1 yson, Gent, to be Ensign. • . • • William Conintirsi2ns in the rst .Battalion of the Staffordshire Militia, the Lord Lientenant. To be Lieutenant—William Eld, Gant. Dated Sept. 12, 1803. To be Ensigns—George Flake Gent. Dated A ug. 2 . 4, 1803. Charles Bennett, Gent. Dated Sept. 9 , t8:,4. William Whyley, Cent. . Dated Sept. to, 1803. Richard Rid dlesden, Gent. Dated Sept. 27, :803. Conintissions in the ad Battalion of the Staffordshire Militia, Agned by the Lcrd To be Lieutenant:Colonel—Robert Wolseley, Esq. , Dated August 17, 1803. To be Captains--Francis Campbell, Esq. Dated August 18,1803. W. M. Marston,' Esq. Dated August 22,1803. John Eld, Esq, Dated , Aug. ; 23 1803. To be Lieutenants—Ensign John Leonard. Dated Aug. 22, 1803. ' Ensign L. %V. Lliot. Dated Aug. 23, 18.3 En sign Thomas Jackson. Dated Aug. 24, 1803. Colin Gro sett, Gent. 'Dated Aug. 29, 1803. To be Ensigns—Henry Wevey, Gent. Dated Aug. 28, ISO 3. ' 'Robert FernYliough, Cent. Dated Aug . . p, 1803: --. .Siuies, Gent. !Dated Sept. 17, 1803. Thomas Wilkinson, Gent. Dated Od. 32, 2803. To be Quartemnaster—Ensign. -- -- Kingston. Dated July 21,-1803. To be Second Surgeon —i -- Bennett. Dated Sept. 9, _lBO3. Pu tc-Oovt E; w.STa rr.—On Thursday evening, Thmas Sims and Lewis Mina were brought to the Office, charged on suspicion ,of stealing a horse, the property of the Count DE VANDOi• It appeared that the Prisoners oCaLipied a ready furnished house in Brompton-row;at 46 guineas a month, kept a black livery .servant,, and ,appeared . a, men of fashion. The,Count haying a horse to . dispose of, ; the Prisoner Sims applied to hi m to purchase it, and after examining the horse, told the Count it was not for himself, - hut.would send his friend, who wanted it, to look'at it. The Prisoner Minou called a short time after, and having insped .ed the'horse, said it would suit it Would run in a gig, and 'requested to take it upon trial, to .whit:ll the Count consented. The horse had never been returned, but the charge of felony was done away by' the Prisoner's Solicitor, producing a ,note Written by the Countess De VAtIDOS, requesting payment for the. horse. . . . . . - The Magistrate called upon Minou to return the horse, which• he refused to do, and Ore the most evasive answers. respeding it, ,declining to give• any farther account of . the horse, than that it was in his stables, but would not tell Where the stables were. He was'at length , persuaded by his Solicitor, when he agreed, to do it. ,The. Magistrates calling upon him t o ive an account of him s elf, h e sa id h e was a nativ e Of Bohemia, and had been in.this Country for these nine years past that , he war an , Officer in the Army, producing a warrant with „an, official seal, and signed by, a Major Racket, ap. 'pointing him Quartermaster ; but the Prisoner did •not pretend to say he had ever joined the Regiment. The Magistrate said this was the third time, la!ely.s a similar instrument had been prodUced before him, by Swindlers, and that he should certainly apply to the War-Office to know who . Major Haeket . was. 8/ml•said he was a SUrveyor, .but could not give any reference for whom he had done any business lately. A silversmith made a charge against Sims, for.ob taining a silver tea.pot: He stated, that the Prisoner called at his shop, and ordered several tea-pots to be sent to his house in Brompton.row, for his wife to choose one, which he accordingly did, when the -Prisoner desired his servant to le4ve one for his wife's approbation, as s h e was not come to town Re be expeeted, which the servant was induced to do, from the appearance of a livery • servant, and every thing re3peClable about the house.' lie made seve. ral applications at,the house, but could neither ob tain .the tea.pot nor . money ; the last time he called he found that the Prisoners had been pressed by so many people, that they had made their escape from tho hack of the house, and had not been heard-of since, till he found they were in cnstridi. The Magistrate lamented that the transaCtions did - not amount to felonies, and the Priioners Were boih discharged. .1;.1RIZIE D. At Catrisbrook Church, in the Isle of Wight. Makc'in . M 4 cgrklot, Esq. Pa' master of the z ith Foot, to Misi I'21) 11 ! Giceti, of the Priory. WED. Ott the 9th inst. John farmer, Esq. of Kensington. On the 3ri hist. at Billericay, in the Cohrity OrEsietr, Mts• Pakenham, aged 89, mother to the present Admiral jphu Pakenham. and to the late gallant Captain Edward Paken ham, Of His Majesty's Ship Resistance. which Ship •and its brave Conunander was blown up by lightning in the East Indies in' the year 1798. • On Sunday last, atter a short illness, at Tunbridge Wells, Mrs. - Bowater, widow of the late Edward Bowater, Esq. of Woolwich, in Kent, in the 49tk year of her age. COURSP. OF E FRIDAY; X Amsterdam 36 7 2 US. DITTO, at sight 36 , Rotterdam - 3G 3 .2 US. jamburgit 34 7 21 US. Alunia - 34 K 21 us. Paris 1 Zay'sda. 24 1 4 Paris ! ditto. 25 o 2 us. liourdeaux, do. 25 o Cadiz . - • in NI ) " Ditto - • . ciruclive 'CLIANG v.ll. 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J3ither, Aldwiek House, Blagden, near Bristol ,• with a great number of the Faculty, Viz. Mr. Canning, Mr. Bell, MC: I-Jur "' Dr. Livingstone, and Dr. Stevenson, whose Fathefwai by this Medicine, just as he was about to undergo the ° tion; and recently, since tit,: last publication, it Mil eln perk:, ded a singular and happy Cureof the Sister of Admiral Sit Ma. and King, Bait. The SOlient is sold by the Proprietor, Mr, Perry; Swett No. 9, Southampton-street, tiloomshury.square, iu 13ottlet of 45. t is. attd One Guinea, two of last never fah to correa th: Calculous Diathesis in the 1-I.+.4it, and thereby' prevent the tbrniatldn of a Stone in sedemary Persoiti. ; .• • N. B. A Treatise on the Disorder and the Regimen to be observed, with Cases of Cures, in'ry be had, price 25. • • . branch which I No. ze, ArUndel-street, March 1, 0303. net more misein t p h i g o l y ig ed ' LT . AVING 'dedicated thyself; to the - study, and ex tensive field of the d'rofession, the iutel teat:tat I i " beengratified by the most considerable praelice ill that are occasionally imil fe , t el l , i ll : time than those who, in the ex htbil)noper to select, I trust dial I have acquired. by concentrating. Uncertainty, and cannovalways attain that success w ill — -- OT disorders. . ‘ 7 . 1 he Diseases ofr Dellility•ate peculiarly distressing, for they bring with them a trans - of:concomitant Symp . Loins, 4 1, d , b Y 4 depression of alivital energy, existence itself becinnes erstbit tered. Whether they 3risc lions the pr eva l ence of ill ci ainpie; the'destrudixe habits 'of schoolboys, or tlirt legs tqr i.cttsmible indul e lences of maturity, they require tha roost as , siduous professional skill.; arid well may it be obseried, ttb4 by the ignorance of uneducated men, the symptoms 3te 3 gg r ''' vated, and the constitution is destroyed. or: Xs a.MestOer el . the Royal . ; College of Surgeonsi.and•f_ A merly Surgeon in the Army, I ground my pretensions on2 c .: re gularity or education, and possessing every privilev to L IT I power to owt cI4S tice, I feel myself entitled tuthat confidence with wt.'" ; " haVe hitherto been so liberally lioneured.. i ca tioti In the first sensationS of local weakness, early sppl re will prevent the calamity of a Debilirated'Fram e t but wffh, the sufferer, from a consciousness of the unmanliness on t 11! COlllO-1 11 1 1t vice which caused his misfortune, is fearful or t/ . , , b , is over hrb in, or censure aids Family Phyliiehm , -gil - r i ; ° t,, vet rsiiielory for tirrnity with careful concealment, it In"' r i ri .„nni:liti, but hiin to be ass u red , not o nly of capability o f also of the Most inviolisblCSe 4 ;r ec Y . s the stirings a sdly, Th e V enerea l misease conta m i nate b y it, aid postcritt tifi; the seeds of existence arc Pit i " c am pioinclit• .. t . is injured. by,the indiscretiett of an uhgail possible to prevent,pami lii recent venereal complaints it is ii .ated eases' it 14 danger, _or distress; awl in the most col,t l P i ‘ o lime to eft, the autiOtsment, of exclusive expetiencY i n t 1 1 , a sale, certain, and speedy re-establishme nt. to those of either I, otrer the advantage of this expsriente. or anY sY m ko )- siX whcfar eA ftheted with any kind o f debility, the terms ve toms of Venereal Infection, and in all ea ses , rCniUl lej4o o ll are stateti.on the firSt interview.. Inclose a 11 1 . Pitifealt s i n . t h e Country are eipet)ed to "'!,, ..., nn ero Note, anti are requested Co specity thtir illle a+1%.71 41 . 1 ) 11 4, as well as the existing symptoms of the coilt1) '` MARTIN' Ilia E, • n 1- No. Methher'of the Rbviil Colltge of Surgeons i , _,,,,... No. 2 9, Strand, Arundel-street, star Teinple-bar. /m.-. is an addi ' le n tra nc e • Wittdr-litreet lidjololllg. yona 01 —...------1. • . To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esg.• • Dear • ... s• • IT, '' No. g, New BridKc-Street,•l.onder6 el: F " F .0 . 4 7. 0 L t. i t t i . a v D e 4 1.1 , t greaty , i iie; and extraordinary n r a t ° r u d i i ) o n a n , y o i c e :4 : i o 1, inform , , c.. 51ved from your invaluable Medicine, I, EAK E's I,' ATEN r .. 17r , , t s izo ) u k t o tvio R y , ea vvi r i s it. a i g i o l ,:: rc l a va ti t i a r t a ta t4 c k ar ed ,s1 T 4 -i t t it ii l ; • t V b r E s4 ll , l E n ' e lt t F il A j; . ?!. the Disease at lenzli sprenang all over my body, 1 Yiiig obliged to aiiply to the ino , a 'jruhrent of . the Facitl;v;' bet Oct ie a ir co a r s p s u is i t c a n. i t i cleutbatilitl4i:r4..t::::stv ri1 e . 1: 1.4 1 0,. t 1 e t ! i i:i a ) J o i r i a ,i , r . ) 1 , .. 2 r.5 u .1, 1: : : :,,, ::: . .. „A ci: j : c. ;trough various C • r ••••• fS• Pvltion :: , id from bt:in; rather 4 Inca - 1 r considereo o..!:.tii : i ts i f a.. ( t r tu— t : r V i l y r abe c ti a ci ";; B i z .s o ; b6 : l l l : l ll : :lt Eo vula t gi . et , • ?::: :: 6P ::: : :l l : : : . ? ti r t : °: : e t , : , : : ts l ic i : . :" . . :11) ; t : ; ;:e l ii , : : .e io r '' , :: ~,,‘',A4:4'':"ll:Lic'r'ul:".,sbe:,,Pi:liir",,"::::::t':-'::71:1 1' ::::::: e clik r n vi"‘J. Py persevering for two or Olive iiiontW, a 1 ' l ' l l l t il L d i r j i 7 t r Vi . l l ll l l . 4 %ll l l :l:l; tl l / 1, 111 esn i ( '( .;: t oc ta l : t, l l , bi i i pe.;:r n o ::e nv et e l i bi l l i yl o.ti r r e o et e r i e i;: oi v i e:i t i, e 4 :: % t i v ,:i.i ii i c l i : 1 ) . 1: s % t ia b ! s k i li i l i g ig. :;' ,l 81 / 4 11131i 17 ''''l). th ank IS ‘t Ith the It ' -• heart-felt gr.ititu( , • If Sir, . tr l 3'-w t your much obliged humble Seriant, • ' tr Peansgate, Manchester, July 4 . Igor. W. pEARSO'`• . , . . P YIP .S. EDT thq pUblic.: benefit, Ido t objeit to the abo , being itubtisnett, but 'leave , tois to act it your owo b clg4 judvitent shall dittate.. • Prepared and Sold - by the. soie Paciririero. 0 Tuns, TAY LOX, Nlerni)er of the Royal Collv of Siugeo . most heart.ir, a i l t,l:4.inre.k.cateutiotthisattoi t,:kuleo,c.riost London, at. his !luxe, No. 9,"New Pridge-street i s it Where, after a constant residence of more than hir t r" A Years, iti a practice pal - tit... Warty direeled to the Cure t Venereal Complaint -3, and thoseincidental to-the farts Generation ui tootl e Sexes, "with that inviolat ile s `'` l' Ve Which Men of his Profession should a l ways-obseruve.o , flatters himself, the advice and asiistunce he gratitr ly administers ,to Peri.ons ta.'ing 'tilts' M e dicinz, w- ) P io ": ri e esteemed by a discerning Public , as 'an . aayaniase' ie ,‘ to be obtained, and void Of ambiguity.. c. ' • - m Also sold, by his, Appointinent, for the conVellie:ceki • those iiviin; at a distance, at till: l'aft1:::::1.7:, NO. 33 , '-'•' ,i , ban's-street, Pall Mall ; the TovitiOp, No 103, Oxf.:ric. street ; Nlr. Dishorougles, No: ,7, .Fisit-street.hill; ~71 i , , Steel's, Bookseller, . No, 1, Union-row, Li! 0c 1 i fr•: ll .s Mr. 134.1‘ter' Soiith.brici;:r, Etiniburgh; Air. C - w ill; ! Dublin; Mr.' iiilliii-4,- 6 :,;, LiverpocA, ; Mr, ,tlslrlsot,i', , 4 chester ; and b , ., one Person in every Considerable 10',•vinoll.): -Great Bricain and Ireland, in Boxes. of old y zi• 9. ' •0, sealed up with lid! and plain &ructions, ivhereby Ve.,.°''.410 either cc): near et:A: thellii,/ Ves with eifse,P c- ' sd'crci.Y' safety.' -II on with N. B. Every Box sold in Great Brivin is , c 4 "!'" 71 . jet a sump, on whi.:ll, by fay/nit of the Cominissioiers, 1,1',,,, ed, at.the .rattip.:o4lice,.. ' 6 T. for, No, 9, New Kr ^ burst," to Imitate which ib felook. mid all ottier4 are 1181. tetteit.' 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