The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-05 00:00:00

Frcm /be LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 3, 1803. GENERAI. ORDERS. Horse Guards, Dec. 2, 1803. It is His Majesty's Command, in case the Enemy should 'effeft a Landing in any part of the United Kingdom, tha s t all Military Officers, (below the rank of General Officers), who do not belong to any particular Regiments, shall report themselves in Person to the General Officer commanding the Dis. trio in which they are resident"; and the Comman der in Chief requests, that all General Officers not . employed on the Staff, will,jmmediately transmit their addresses to the Adjutant. General. By His Royal Highness's Command, HARRY CALVERT, Adj.-Gen. WaroOffice, Dec : 3, 1803. Ist Regiment of Life Guards, Cornet Henry Savage, from the 4th Dragoons, to be Cornet and Sub• Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Pilcher, who retires. BARRACKS. Stackhouse Thompson, Esq. Paymaster of the 4th Battalion of Reserve, to be a BArrack-rnatter in Great-Britain, voe Grant, resigned., Berni4eirbire Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. `James Robertson, Gent. to in Adjutant. Sbr•aprbire gentlemen and Yeomanry Cava'''. Captain Henry Jarvis to be Major. • Wandsworth Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. lames Langdale, Gent: to he Comet, vice Wright,. resigned. Wiltildre Regiment of Gentlemen and Yeomanry cavalry. Captain Thomas GroVe to be Major. • Warminster Troop—Cornet Nathaniel Barton to ba Lieute nant. A. Ludlow, Gent: to be Cornet, vice Batton. Chippenham Troop— llobhouse, Gent, to be Lieute nant. Henry Headley, Gent. to be Cornet. Ist Regiment of Aberdeen Alunteers. To be Ensigns—Andrew Bortniman, Gent. Alex. Aber c:ombie, Gent. John Duguid, Gent. 46o:dour Volunteers. . Andre* Youngson, Gent. to be Ensign. Loyal .4hergavenny Volunteers. Richard Cteel, Cent. to be Surgeon. John Phillips, Cent. to be Muarter-Master. Argyllshire Polio:term Duncan M'Dougall, Esq. to be Captain. Neil M'Neill, Esq. to be ditto. Heaor M'Neill; gent. to be Lieute nant. lames Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign. Alves:on and Bar/lion Volunkee Infatroy. Thomas Borrow, Esq. to be Captain. John Borrow, Gent. to be Lieutenant. James Osborne, Gent. to be Ensign. Bakewel! Pohoarse Infantry. Samuel Simpson, Esq. to be Captain. Alex. Bossley, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Michael Williams, Gent, to be Ensign. Bardorougb lioltenteer infantry. Richard Aisfabie, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hediey, resigned. Belpor, Sliottle, and 'lloThroole Battalion, Joseph Striltr, Esq. to he Lieutenant-Colonel. Francis Bradshaw, Esq. to be Nlajor. To be Captains—George Henry Strutt, Esq . ' john Spencer, Esq. John Radford, Esq. To be Lieutenants—Jedediah Strutt, Gent. Isaac Statham, Gent. William Melbourne, Gent. David Evans, Gent. To be Ensigns—William Statham, jun. Gent. Samuel Harrison, Gent. John Frost, Gent. Godfrey Lichfield, Gent. Berwlektbise Volunteer Infancy. To be Captains—lames .Wilkie, Esq. Young Trotter, Esq. To he. Lieutenants—Andrew Darling, Gent. Robert Trot. " ter, Gent. Thomas Logan, Cent. Abraham Wilson, Guilt. John Heriot, Gent. john White, Gent. To be Ensigns-Jos. Lowry, Gent. Thompson, Cent. 14obert Blackadder, Gent. Robert Dudgeon, Gent. Davidson, Gent. llt Baualku of Loyal Birmingham Volunteer:. Thotriatrernberton, Gent. to be- Ensign, vice Robinson, promoted. 2d Battalion of Ditto. .Lieutenant john Brook to be Captain. vice Meredith, resigned. William Walsh, Esq. to be Captain, vice Jesse, promoted. To be Lieutenants'--George Lander, Gent. vice Breolt. En. sigti John G relict Varrock. Thomas D. Robinson, Cent. ,Henry Holden, Gent. To be Ensignsr-joSeph Dukes, Gent, vice Parrock. Richard Rolls, Gent. ,William George Gottwalty, Gent. To he Surgeon— Samuel Dickenson, Gent, 34 'Battalion of ditto. - To be Lieutenants—lohn Francis, jun, Cent. William Aston, Cent. James Welsh, Gent. To be Ensins—George Yates, Gent. vice Vale, resigned Charles l3urkinshaw, Gent: To be Surgeon—William Lardner, Cent. Boden chipd Volunteer .In Samuel Frith, Esq. to be Captain. 'Thomas Goodman, Esq. to be ditto. Henry Kirke, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Stephen Bellott, Gent. to be ditto. 'rhoinas Caskcll, Gent. to be Ensign.. Ff. Pickford, Gent. to beditto. Bradley, Omasion, Ilulland, axd Yooldosky Fuluntio• Charles Meyr.ell, Esq. to be Captain. jsaac BOTIT)W, Gejit. ti) be. Lieutenant. l'hornas Borrow, Gent: to be•Esisign. B44dlcy and HartsAcrnrolforteer,r, _ . . .. Francis Blackie, Gent. to be Lieutenant. William Raven, Gent. to be ditto. John Molina!, Gent. to be Ensign. loseph Lister HatliCll, Gent. to be ditto.. Bradvd/, Peak Forest, Greve Malay, and GrindArta Vo/mn. 1',,.'. Benjamin Barber, Esq. to be Captain. Robert Needham, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Benjamin Pearson, Gent. to be Entoign. lit B.Jugyo:ty 1441 BileAnytifibire Mowers, yohn Jackson, M. D. to be Surgeon. or 11:ja We Battalion of Loyal /Paint:eh:hire P:oluxteers. Morgan Walters,(Gent. to be Lieuten.int, vice Davis, WU.. Davis, Gent. to be Ensign. . Baifalion of Loyal Brecknockshire Poluniters. Williams t Oent: to be Liententot. Tho. Dowers; Gent. to be Ens►gn. Daniel Jenkins, Gent, to be ditto. Buxton Fiyuntrer In/unity. Siututot Buxton Esq. , to he - - Captain. Nfoses Mieurhead, Gent. to no Cieutenant. lames Lupo, Gent. to be Ensign. Cane VahriHerr:. Lewd Henry Petty, to be Lipteriant-Coloel Commandant. David Party Medan, 1 , .6q. to be Major. Chattworth Vottenteerf. • Henry Thornhill, juts. Emq. to Oa Lieutenant-Colonel. To be captains—sAnclet White, Esq. .john Bullock, Esq, Cenr};e Canton], Ebq. .To be LlClJfellillltti—Gcurg , wall's . , Jr-at. 1.3110 / .ongs en, jun. Gent. William Kitclmi, Gent, Joseph Carrington, Gent. To bit Enbigns —William Sterndale, Gent. George Wright, Cv,at. John Gattloin, Gent. CLestvfiel.l 841talivs. Captain Joshua jebh to he Lieutenant-Colonel. Captain. Williani-Waller to be Major. Te he C.'4tains—Lientenant I Thomas Bower, vicq jebh. Lizutenznt folin Clark, vico .Wallt r. To be Lieutenants—Ensign'Sam. Plant, viceßower. Ccorge WrAggt,Gcnt. vice Ch.rge. Mark liewitt,Cent. Richard Hutchinson, Cent. William Burwltte FerilCll, To be Ensign.s'-ThornAs Wilkinson, - Gent. vice Plant. Smith, Gent. Getiike muggltstone, Gent. De*" Reihnent of Volunteer khorhy. joint Curzon, Esq. to ttt: Captain. John t lirrion, jun. Esq. to be ditto. Jon Gent. to be Lieutenant. Ad. jutant john Coattetton to be ditto. tuba Wallis, Gent. to be ditto. Dearer 141antters, Tljor ThomAs G rimston Estcoutt to be Lieutenant.Colonel -001111114114411t. South Bind Volunteer:. . ltobert Moore, jun. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Eyant Volunteer Infantry. William Carleil, L 64, to be Captain.. Peter Wright, Cont. to be Lielittglallt. John Cooper, Gent. to be Ensign. Fraterburgb Voluotrer.. john Gordon, Gent, to he En,ign. Dated 061obir 1 - 9, 1803. T. be Liettienants-7Michael Ann. Dated oElober 12, tgo3. Ensign Bohn Littlewood. Dated Delober 13, 1803. Ensign Richards Richardson. 'Dated Dauber 26, 3803. Ensign Samuel Wainwright. Dated Oeiober 27, tBo3. Ortbur Kilvington. Dated November 12, tBo3. 'To be Ensigibi—Leonardll Hey. Dated. September tt, 1803. Charles Stapleton. Dated September 14, 1833. Da . . vid Turner. Dated September 26, 180 3. .West York Regiment,' To ba Major—Captain Hugh 13Iadci. Dated October t 9, t 803.. • , To be Captain.--Thomas I indson, Dated November 2, 18113, To be Lieutenants—Ensign Randolph Crewe, from tst West York. Dated September 26, 1803. Ensign Bohn Coulden. Dated Dauber 29, 1803: Ensign William IlUdson. Dated 04foner 31, 1803. .:Ensign Richard Hudson. Dated No_ . veinber I, ;201, Ensign Charles woodcock. Dated No_ vember 2, 1803. Ensi,:_n Robin Shaw, Dated Nov em b er 3, 1803. Ensign Jame ; coward. Dated .November 4, tBO3. • Emigli Samuel Worthington. Dated November 5, 1803'. Ensign Hugh Parker. Dated November 7, 4803, .Ensign Thomas Sharpe. Dated :November 7, 18 03. George Van Strawbenzee. Dated November 8, 1801. To he 'Enblps— Christopher Tal lett. Deed oa. 24, 18.3. Bohn Kean Vincent. Dated Nov, IZ, tBc3. RAN AN M 1 Mi L AN, (of Bow. Strect, Covent-(►arden) ; and PutAlahrd by WILLIAM A RMICaII SCRltrs, (ot South Motton.street C;rotoecna-snua rr ) i r, No. 1 12, Strand; where 11 "" 1 " 46 114 Order‘ fur the rater, Leiters tin the 4iiitr 1 otibnaid), muss be addrelictis r SORE NIPPLES. ...., of OW many Mothers it,c..rtbe the bginal"/".04 H • , l ong illness anti lingering deAtlt to this clinic i " co , still more, lovely tenants have ben*pined,-ind left tti V W , C O I II. ing P3CCMS Comtort less, and gune•ntoilining tu the go i tioa der Sufi a lot , s. 11/Ito would sullEr-ottattaf, when rci— ,al l 3 beobiained by using Mrs. liardner's Essence a Russ , Nipple Ca:XS, price only 7s. , , n d NO , I. To be had ot Mrs. (..;,arcluer, No 70, bortg.acre, a..-:-., pot Shoreditc. A large PAmphlet znay be 11:td, cont2ol" less than 7, CureS in London. • le s" - N. 11. The lady 'so uncommonly atilitud for,threte sr pas:, will find it to her advantage to see Mul. G t .“*. -- Sliarctlir.:l), front tett to 'Our o'ciock itty 4.11........... 000 ,0 __—............ . . The Gilt.°"lsidro P;ienten. he Rev. lames Rithi ty he Chaplin,. LONPON: Printcd by Wel At the b4/14,0"11C FaJfrell, flagelktle. Volunteers. C l eorgelladtial, Esq. to be Captain-Coinmandant. Ttioritlcy, Esq. to be Captain. john Ward, Gent. io be Lieutenant. loseph Hadfield, Gent. to be ditto. M Hadfield, Gent.' to be Ensign. john Kershaw, Gent. to be ditto. Great Hamlet Volunteer Infantry. Thomas Kinder, Esq. to be Captain. James Carrington, Gent. to be Lieutenant. john Marriott, Gent. to be En.. sign. • liatberrage Volunteer Infantry. Ashton Ashton Shuttleworth, Esq. to be . Captain. fames S hutt leworth, Gent. to be Lieutenant. ThomaS Marsden, Gent. to be 't nsign. . . HeaNar 'Volunteer Infantry. Alexander Radford,Esq. to be Captain. Richard Tantum, Gent. to-b e e Lieutenant. Richard Swain, Gent. to be ditto. lohtrAbbbtt; Gent. to be Ensign, , lledon Volunteer:. Edward Ombler, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice itutatinson resigned. , - !IV 1411... teer Infantry. John Dakin, Esq. to be Captain. John Champion:, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Charles GreaVes, Gent. to be Ensign. . Iforningsbarn, &c. C'ottpally. Ensign Butcher to be Lieutenant. ---- Pocock, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Butcher. Holley Volunteer Nano". William Sitwell, F.sq. to be Captain. John Nicholson, Gent. to be Lieutenant. John lirentnall Woolley, Gent. to be Ensign. Bkeshrte Volunteer Infantry. James Potter, Jun. Esg.• to be Captain. S-irmicl Cocker, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Richard Potter, Gent. to be Ensign. Kirkcudbright Battalion of Volunteer r. 'The Honourable John Gordon to be Li.mtenant-Colonel. Commandant. Captain John Heron to be Major. Kirkcudbright Company. Tames Wyell, Esq.; to be Captain. • Castle Dougho Comp:Ptle.r. .),.. Samuel Kirk atrick, Esq. to be Captain, vice Heron. Lieutenant James Hannay to be Captain. Ensign Eben. Halliday to • Lieutenant. To be Chapl4ln—Rev. Robert Mutter. To be Quarter-master— David M'Nlillaii, Gent. To be SurgeonLTbomas Forrest, Gent. Lcee llueban and Slain: Volu'deers. George Gray, Gent. to be Lieutenant. George Muir, Cent. to be Ensign. , Afarlbro' Volunteer:., Lieutenant rohn Hancock to - be Captain. Ensign Robert Griffiths to be Lieutenant, vice Hancock. IV titian Fonts Hillier, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Griffiths. William Gresley, Gent, to be Ensign. Mello! Volunteer Injamry. - S3rnuci Oldknow, Esq to be Captain. Ralph Fearn, Gent. to be Lieutenant: James Nadclilr, Gent. to be Ensign. Peterhead Volunteers. To be Ensigns—Robert Hutchison, Gent. James Marshall, Gent. Alexander Gordon, Gent. Royal RoehaniPton Volunteers. Frederick, Earl of Besborough, to be Major-Commandant. To be Captains-13amber Gascoigne, Esq. William lark, Esq. Charles King.' Esq. To be Lieutenants-43obert , Withy, Gent. ---- Prior, Gent. jolitoliamilton, Gent. Rugby Volunteer Infantry, Ensign Thomas'Hatris, to be Lieutenant, vice Gascoigne; Thomas lames, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Harris. &afford Loyal I/dun/ter:, Ron. john Talbot to be Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Edward Anson,-Esq. to be Major. To be Captains—William Collier,, Esq. Thomas Ferny.. hough. Esq. Francis Brucker; jun. Esti. Joshua Drewry, Esq. • To be Lieutenants—Charles`Salt, Cent. Omar Hall, Gcnt. Martin Wright, Gent. John Shaw, Gent. To be Ensigns—Walter Bentley, Gent. • Edward Horton, Gent. Hetiry:raylor, Gent. Thomas Fairbanks, (hlit. TO be Adjutant Christopher Collins,- Gent. obe Quarter-master—Francis Dudley, Gent. To be burgeon—Charles Salt, Gent. To be Assistant.Surgeon—Henry Taylor, Gent. Royal Sta , inaly . Artilloy. Thomas Tyrwhitt, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Com mandant. . Edward Trelawney, Esq., to be Lieutenant. Colonel.. John Yivion, Esc). to be ditto. Robert Loral' G watkin Esq, to be Major. John Heade .Tremayne, Esq. to b ei ditto. To be Captains—,John Vivien, Esq. Coleman Rashleigh, Esq. William Rashleigh l , Esq. William Richards, Esq. John James, Esq. Pearce Rogers, Esq. Reuben Magor, Esq. William Wilson, Esq. William Bevan, Esq. Anthony Rawden, Esq. - To be First Lieutenanta4Satnuel Moyle, Cent. Nicholas Crews, Gent. John James Lake, Gent. John Dayis, Gent. James lames, Gent. Thoinas Abraham. Gent. Richard Davey, Gent. Thomas Trague, Gent. Richau.l Penrose, Gent. Henry Michell, Gent. • To be Seconci L ieutenant s— oseph hil lips, Gent. Henry udey, Gent. Mathew Thomas, Gene,. John Messer, Cent. ; Joseph Roberts,ent. Thomas DreydQn, Gent. Robert Bennett, Gent. 'John Michell, Gent. John Buck-. mil, Gent. To;be Chaplin—Rev: Cornelius Cartlew, D. D. - Co be Surgeon—John Messer, Gent. Stockton ' &c. 141unteers. Henry Bius, Esq. to beCaptain. lohu Devis, jun. Cent. to be Lieutenant. &Our"' 14harmers. Thomas Kirkpattick Hall, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Tunsridgt Weill Polunteerf. Henry Edward O'Grady, , _ Cent. to be Adjutant, vice Knight, resigned. Udnty, Traver, and Meth& Volunteers.' Sir William Seton, Bart, to be Major-Commandant. Lieu tenant lames Hay to be Captain. Ensign John Hay to be Lpicutenant. Alexander,Knoz, Gent. to be Ensign. , L7sk Volunteer:. , Thomas Jones,' Esq. to be Major-Commandant. • - IPetiton-upon.Tibanter Volunteer:. Charles Carpenter, Gent. to be Ensign. lf'est Wilts Volunteer Bahallotr; (before Gazetted as the Compton , 'Milan,4'C.) Williath Bird Brodie, Esq. to be Captain. Henry Folliatt, Gent. to be Lieutenant.- lames Hurd Gent. to ditto. To be Ensig,its—lohn lanes , Gent. William Martin, Gent. 10 $ eph Heal, Gent. Bracher, Gent. To be Chaplain—Rev. William Lisle Bowles. To be Surgeon— Whittnarsh, Gent. ERRATuti in the Gaaettc o 1 the Sth Ultimo. , !hems Volunteer 4rtiliry. far William Crosbey, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, read William Crosley, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Comortisiurs; in the Y,orksbire Militia, Jived by the Lord Lieu. imant. Ist IVest York Regiment. 'To biCaptain by nreyet—Adju tant William M'Kcnna. Dated oet.,i 9 , To be Lieutenants—Ensign Joseph Mould. Dated Sept. 19 , 1 8 0 3. Ensign George Clarke. Dated Nov. 5, 1803. Ensign Richard Whitaker. I),,ted Nov. 6,1803. Ensign William Temple. Dated Nov. 7, 1803. Ensign John Koore. Dated Nov. 8, 1803. id West York Regiment. To be Captain—William Skelton. BANKRUPTCY SUPERS EDII2D George Ross, of. Finsbury-square, wine-merchant. ' BANKRUPTS. • lames Moore, late of Mildenhall, Suffolk, cordwainer, to snr runtla Dec. 22, 23, and lan. 14, at twelve, at the Six Bells , Inn, Bur' St. Edmunds. •Attornies, Mr. Pate, 'Bury St. Edmunds; or Mr. Giles, Shire-lane. }tines Hoy, of Church-lane., St. George, • bricklayer and builder, Pee. to, 17. at. eleven. and lan., 14, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reeks, New-Road, Wellelose square. .' Wrn.. Atkinson, now or late of Wortley-Mills, Yorkshire, tnercha Dec. 22, 23, and Jan. 14, at eleven, at the MAU:- Bull Inn, l3irstall. Attormes, Mr. Stables, Huddersfield; or Messm*Alleit and Exley, EurnivaPs.lon,'Holborn. Tt prw i p t irOss, of Radtbrd, Nouinghantshira, bleacher,. eo: 19; - 29, and Jan. 14, at eleven, at the Blackmoor's- Head'lnh, Nottingham. Attornies, Mr. I'iercy, Notting ham ; or Messrs. Macdougall and Hunter, Lincoln's-Inn, London. George Tinkler and John ... Risk, of Meard's-court, WaTdour street, Soho, lc:Atha-sellers, Dee. 6, 17, and Jan. 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brown, Little Friday- street. NiCli)las Tanner, of Saint Decumans, Somersctshire, malt- stcr, Dec. 12, 13, and Jan. 14, at ten, at the Market House , inn, Taunton. Attornies, Mr. Symes, jun. Bridgwater ; , or Messrs. Blake, Cook's-court, Carey-street, London. Vidor Burigny •and lames Rothwcll, of Liverpool, met-, chants, Jan. 2,3, and 14, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Woods, Liverpool ; or Mr. Blackstock, Temple. Thomas Dowding, John Lowe, and Samuel Bishop, of Wood -street, London, hatters, Dec. 1 3, 1 7, and. Jan. 1 4, at ten, at .Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wild, IVarwick.-square. John King, of Berkeley, Gloucester, cordwainer, Dec. 6 t 7, and • • fan. 14, at twelve, at the White-Hart inn, Gloucester. Attornies, Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Co. New-Inn, London ; or Messrs. Wiltons, Gloucester. Paul Poppleton, now or late .of Alm - .,..lhury, Yorkshire, drysalter, Dec. 16, at six, 17; at ten, at the house of ;wiles Roberts, innholder, Horbury, and Jan. 14, at eleven, at the Black Bull Inn, Birstail. Attornita, Scholeneld, Horbury ; or Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, Boswell court, William Pius, of Little Wild-street, working-silversmith, Dec. to, 17, at eleven. and Jan. 14, at one, at Guildhall, • Attornies, Messrs. Lodinaton and Hall, Temple. • . Wm. Tench, of Hilton-Mill, N6rthumberlarid, miller, Dec. 20, 21, and Jan. 14, at eleven, at the bite Swan, Ain- . wick. Attornies, Mr: Lambert, Alnwick ;or Mr. Sander son, Palsgrave-P lace, Isemple- Bar, London. • John Dawes; late of ,Cainomile4street, London, mariner. Dec. 1 3, 2o; and an. 'l4; at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor ncy, Mr. Toulmin, Union-street, Southwark. John Downie, of Old 13road-street, merchant, Dec. 13, 17, . and Jan. 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Haynes, Fenehureh-street. Wm. Felton, of Leather-lane, coach-maker, Dec. t 3 24, and . 14, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cursitor-str,:ct, London. Thomas Martin, of Coleman-street, London, and j. Henry ford, of Coleman-street-Buildings, wool-brokers, Dec, 6, 13, and Jan. 14, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr: Dann, Threadneedle -street, London. • John Clark', of. Holton, Suffolk, merchant. Dec. to, t 7, and at four, at the Angel Inn, Norwich. Attornies, Mr, 'Cuiatide, Halesworth, Eutfolk ;• or Mr. Bicknell, Spring-Garden-Terrace. DIPIDENDS. tan. ar. fames Tatlock, of Finch-lane, broker, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 4. John Jeffery, of Bristol, cutler, at eleven, at the %Vhite_Hart Inn, Bristol. Jan. to. Maniag; T. Heaviside, and T. Borman, of Barge yard, Bucklersbury, Manchester warehousemen, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 30. g. Corbett and S.' Affieck, of Liverpool, mer chants, at one, at Guildhall. Dee -31. T. Jackson, of Manchester, silk-manufaaurer, at ten, at the Star inn, Manchester. Dec. s 6. Wm. Tweddell, late of Tarrabv, Cumberland, common-carrier, at eleven, at the Blue. 8411, Carlisle; Dec. 26. Jasper Richardson, of Carlisle, grocer, at eleven, at the Blue-Bell, Carlisle. Dec. 30. J. Shaw, Ann Shaw, Sarah Shaw, and Barbara IVoorlhouse Shaw, of Lancaster, merchants, at ten, at' the White Hart, Lancaster. • Dec. 24. Wilt. Knibb, of Maidenhead-Bridge, Berks, inn- , holder, at twelve, at Guildhall Dec. 2?.. J Lathy, late of 119niton, Devonshire, serge-Meier, • at. eleven, at the Dollit Jan. at. T. Weston Lewis, of Falmouth, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall,. Jan. 24. T. Abbott, of, iirisbeach, Cambridge, liquor4ner chant, at ten, at Guildhall. Dec, 27. W rit. Rogers, late of Dipley-Mill, Southampton, ' miller and mai rAer, at eleven, at the George inn, Odinam, Hants. , Dec. 24. I. Lawrence, of Eltham l Kent, baker, at ten, at Dec. 31. C. Dorset, J. :Johnson, T. Wilkinson, W. Berner:, and J Tilson,, of New Bond-street, bankers, at ten, at Guildhall. Dee. 24. "Wm, Wheldate, of Oxford -street, linen•draper, at ten, at Guildhall. fan. 24. C. Warren, of Coventry-street, upholder, at ten, at Guildhall. - - Jan. 17. Wm.. Brewer. late of Rochester, Kent, coach-. weer, at ten, at. Guildhall. Dec. 23. T. Mouram, late of Atherstone, Warwiekshire, woolcoMber, at ten, at the Sun, Great Sheepy, Leicester:. shire. fan. 7. j,4rotbett, of Milk -street, warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. 3. J Scott, of Stratford, Essex, lime-burner, at eleven, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. Dec. 2.4; Lewis, of Codford Saint Peter, Wiltshire, shopketper. E. Lonsdale, of York, linen-draper. Wm. Bulfield, of Lancaster, shopkeeper. .SM4LL BILLS. IN several 'parts of the Country, the scarcity of Silver has been Ruch, as to compel the Ttades.pet pie, for the ordinary purposes of change, to issue small Promissory Notes ; thepradice is:however, illegal, and should be discontinued until the Legi. sloture may render it otherwise, or adopt some other remedy fur the inconvenience it was intended to obviate. By an Ad of the tsth of his present Majesty, it is enaeled, 46 That if any Person or Persons shall at any time or times, fromand after the ;4.th of June, Ins,. by any art, device, or means whatever, publish or utter any such Notes, Bills, Drafts, or EngageMents, fOr a leseittris than zos. or on which a leis sum than zos - ,4ha1l be due, andvhich shall be anywise negotiable; fir shall negotiate the same, every such Person shall forfeit and pay for every such of. lcncv, any sum not exceeding sot. nodes! than 51. one moiety theteofshall be paid to the informer, and the other to the poor." _ . _ The operation of, this MI was suspended by a counter.alive Statute, bin this latter expired on the 30th of Nov. 1802 ; so that the Ad of the tsth of the. King , is now in force, Saturday se'nnight, as Dr. TAYLOR, of Lock wood, near Huddersfield, was out with a hunting_ party, his horse took fright, galloped off, and coming to a bridge, instantly leaped over the bat tlements ; when, falling to the depth of is yards, they were both dashed to pieces. Ih'l) ; einb;oke, Cardigan, Carmarthenshirc, and most parts of Wales, qats sell at from 144. to 245. per quarter]—ln Cambridgeshire, Huntingdon,. Norfolk, and other 'Counties, the average does not exceed its. - -The prices demanded in the Metro_ policare not justified by scarcity, but originate in combination. VERSES. The following Verses set to Musk, were to be performed by the Send of Royal Scots Fusiliers, now quartered itt'Dablin, .on Sr, Andrew'b.day. • IN Britain's Isle, in former days, Her Druids sung their artless lays They 'love inspir'd, or high ptum'd war, And foremost drove the tlitincrring car Full they could the talehion wield, r And firmly trod tit' ensanguin'd held ; The tae who tlard'iVith hatighty bOund To tread their-much loy'd-native ground, ; Oft bit the dust upon-the heath, And clos'd their eyes in awful death. Had foremost of that warlike race, • Ye arttient Banis who well cOuld trace Tbe - mighty deeds so nobly done, vi tortes so often woo By Caledonia's dauntless 'Thanes, Who oft repell'd the inviding Danes. Ye sons of chat uneonqtter'd land, While cite and freedom's at command, , 0 Dryer bow to foreignsway Nor tear the Tyrant of the day. - Remember t 0 remember still, - From wher.ce ye sprung—what blood doll', fiU Your azure veins—and let }our fame Transmit to distant times your name. You fathers left you Freedom's laws, :Your patron Saint, a nobler cause,. The cause of Heav'n, 'Religion pure— . , Then-bravely keep those blessings sure: And while revolving years rOll round Forgei not Scotia —ltatiV e ground — But with true hearts be bilthe and And hail St. Andrew's natal day. Dubliu firri;scit; Nsv 1 . 5, 10°3 i I. C. A few 'days ago a • boat was observed off Si. Miles Head, apparently making sriundings ara takin g observations of the coast. Lieut. Wit.soN, of the Sea Fencihies at Eyeinnoth, ordered 'the armed revenue boat, stationed there, ou t to sea, to pursuit. The suspeCted boat*, finding lierscli dis co.yered, hoisted all the sail she could carry) and ran before the wiod several miles b efore she was brought to. She contained' on ly one man, wilco with-hisboat was carried into Berwick-oPori:rweed' On being_ examined before Sir W. DotIG I ASI.I.!is: name was, he said, Jacob Orizon, born at a villsge -near Altana, and that he belonged to a ' Dani s h vessel, which had foundered at sea a few hours before ; btu, an being confronted, by a Swailh Captain, was found to be tota ll y unacquainted with, rtd at Ije uf; t rnot ierdriniedttro.,i etlanguageonhnneesthtcarebuteipbefore : P ros en f ot . no t ate !) : r,r‘eseilceiomsosfsuesbn\giolvtgair:eyt Magistrate, o t ttoe Ai w v: ich he to belong. He speaks Dutch fluently, and frohe had made his escape from some place of conforwe" sill? NEIVS. Arrived—the Mary r , ° Chatty, Portsmouth ; Charles, Collier, from Christchurchi fool t-ager, from Newcastle ; George and Mary, s, gent, outhampton ; and Hope Tender, from a Cruiae• Ports. Sailed—the Dart. King, and Lark...SP urrie. rid •for 1 Ual►r mourh ; Margaret, :'borne, tbeLiverpooi ; a- 11°4 Carden, for Brighton. ' Brent, from Dublin Aurora from . nsley ; ;by the BracizthAevrsz,sTshsopms ppsozne,. 1 ' a; Malaga ; pour Friends, lii . ekerton. from Cork ; Friendship, I;ay, li tri ,Aillisernia, Kitchin.; Mentor, Horn ; :11.fl y, Mutt , i PeterSbUrgif , Henrietta A uguNins, Iluth, i'rotii I)..nta tic •Ff Mary Ann, Garlcutt ; and I. ho, Stickle. '* - -ora, B row n' ,. irom. Nanna ; Liaritc Itirrelbantt Choteu. and Lucy, Lesen, front Archangel. Young, Recovery Taylor, for 'robaso ; At ii for ranch, Brandford; for 13arbadocs ; Johanna. Bernina& t long': Grenada ; 'Ceres, Lewis, for Lisbon ; Olive t ` r Erabden. I°lll/1.- i Good Hope, Jenkins ; ana 'Elizabeth, Berea's. BIRTH. ~L:::,lifiladtinEaayi:.l3Gaartte.lolfa:spe,auSgVtiiitiecrh.ester, the Lady of Sir MARRIED• . On the 2Sth ult. William Churchill, Esq. of HenburY, ill the Cow - ity at Dorset, to the Countess of Snuff*. , Browne, )h the Ist inst. at Stanclirt Church, , Lantashirc, Robe: Colonel Esq. Nephew to Lord FrilatOrt, and ir e Ro b of the 12111 Light DragoOhs, to . Mi i ss Clayton, oloY child of Sir Richard Clayton, of Adlington Bart. c Marshal.Ytrday, at Hampstead Church, William !Ones, ' 4 3' of the King's-bench, to Miss Mary ,Alln hump' second daughter of Josiah Boydell, Esq. of West End, Hain!, stead: sl.ivr: A Tioavic t n : ll,. y .e it t,u tc Frsd., , shtigia C i.y i s,,t p oa ;a tii i ri, n cand: H yt.s. . o ß f . tlh.eynabochy, eofptilaiceeo.sth. or R►~° 1:: ~.".'n Wednewoiy last, at Stqkc Church, near Plyircql,.,„ %-aptain Richard king, f the. Navy, only ,on of Admiral n. Richard yin Bart. to Miss .Dtickworth, only cl4uglikil,°%, Kill . .. Admiral Sir total 'Ehontas Duckworth, K. . ' .. pi L I _ 3 - . Captain itt the riti‘oo::,:gi anear7,4elper::2l:,avNyo,rwtaiclNi,iitshic,Elitiolpii,y,,te. urake , second daughter. of :the late William DOM , / '' M. P. for Arnershain in the County of Bucks.. . - "me 2% at St. George s Hanover...square-I 'rio • DIED. -t N l °' Ire- , of Bu On t ‘ h v e il s e s o th r AoftklaiisitsomnoßnuthA,4inEGsgrea. t Ormrd -s lily Ye3r's On Saturday last, Mr. TiIOtILIS KnapP, In' Fleet-street. The saine mondisc, suddenly, at iris lodgi n g' ill 511144 Gardens, William Wileoeks, Esq. On his return front Botany Bay, last fru' ll M3nilla' tit'l ~, Rev:Thomas Fyiche Palmer. St Catherin: On Wednesday, aged 43, at his house 00 .. d uncut tit. Hill, Norwich; lames Biirkin Burruagtle s t '''. c t r l. Acting Magistrates tbr that County. d lot. 4 • At Chelsea; early on Saturday nicimlng'g the 3 the I° ' B E. Castleman , wile of Henry Castleman, .. 6 9: °' of Lor,don. Gr O (e)..i i i t lr Monday the 28th ult. of a consumption, la li . et g i t i t li tr ef o } r seat in Derbyshire, Miss Anne titudoke, (math d su Sir H. Huntoke, Bart, Nona., Thursday, eNtlrsat..l%,;laoutills, Ilia of Mr. job° _.... . STOCKS. PRIHE 0 . pax . B a nk Steck 1461 In(lia Stock 172 i i NAVY 5 per t. eat. shpt India P oo & fi. S• " 14 i ties Cent. 179 . , 94 ii 2 I' x. hitt.' par s. 465- Otruaium 5t , 0 Sti Irish 5 per Cent. CIO 4 per (-tilt. Con. 7 liet 1 mper. 3 per Cent• 3 tra C. 1 " 54i 5i 415 4i D I" Ann §' 3 per C. Con. shut sank for ' 6to 6 II 'hk L. A $614 ' 1 C uil ,, :of ()penult 5 Ditto S. A. 3: 1 t-I, _...........e -. SATV 4