The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-17 00:00:00

From z LONDON GAZETTE, ON. rj, 1803 1803. STAFF. Edward BucVier, Gent. to be an Assistant.Contmissary o SUMP and Provisions to the Forces. GARRISON. The Rev. John Dedds to be Chaplain to the. Garrison / a Port D'E'spapie, in the Island of Trinidad. BARRACKS. • , Robert Wilson, Esq. late a Captain in the 49th Foot, to be Banuk-Master in Great Britain, vice Wilson resigned. Latirbeth 14(altter Cat/ally; Toseph Watsow, Esq, to be Captain. Hugh Stanger, Gent to be Lieutenant, Dim Mitt, Gent, to be:Cornet. ' Richmond Pidunteer Cet(aby, !An Carrington Smith, Esq. to be Captain, vice Sir Kober 114ker, 'Lat. resigned.. CrUrge Forbes, Gent. to be Lieu. tenant. NS'outhwark Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. john Collingdon, Esq. to be Captain. I ohn Fontisna_ ,n Gent. to be Lieutenant. Sdilltlei Weidman, Gent. to be Comet. Neville Davie, Gent. to be Surgeon. Chaney and Thorpe Folanterrt. Robert Berney, Esq. to be Captain. Hzitry . Chauners, Esq. to be .I.. , eutenant. William Sutton Porter; Gent. to be ditto. John Wightwick, Gent. to be Ensign.• Chrhichurch Aimed Assariaiim William Toultnin, Esq. to be Major-Commandant. To be Captains Benjamin Lancaster, I..sq. tolm Collin son, Esq. Filth Gilbert Pvleyinott, Esq. To be Lieutenants-lolin Barlow, Gent. William Wilson, Gent. fianes.jobn Orlton, Gent.. To be Ensigns John ‘Vorsley, Gent. William Bunn, Gent. olin Parkinson, Gent. To Chaplain —Tlie , Rev. Thomas Ackland. Tb be Surgeon—Jonies Dewlass, Cent. ' Nam and reteribant Pcinnitert. Richard Borough. Esti. to he. Captain. Richard Dawkins, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Richard Holden Webb, Gent. to be ditto. lohn foibes, Gent. to be iinsigb.. Kew Alunterr lufantor. itnbert Browne, Esq. to be Captain. rtobertTunstall, Cent. to be Litutetunt. Wolhatn T. Aston Gent. to be En. sign: 20.41.4,4m601) Yoluorres. 11111liarn Edwards, jun. Esq. to be Lieutenant. Colonel. Commandant. William Slade, Esq. to be Lieutenant. Colonel. William Earl, Esq. to be Major. - • To he Captains—John Stanbansit, Esq. Edward roxcroft c Sl a d e , i ,sq. Edward Diven, Esq . . Jonathan Barrett, Esq. Jorda n Kern pster, Esq. chance Norm's, Esq. - . .BeharProttor Barlow, Esq. ,) be Lieutenants—Thcimas Bugle, Cent. Hercules Sharp, Gent. Samuel Tones, Gent. Alexander Tenet, Gent. — Henry Bedford, Gent. John Alillman, Gent. James Weston, Gent. John Wyett, Gent. Henry Petrie, Gent. George , Moss, Gent. To bo Ensigns—William Coltson, Gent. James Bailey, Gent: . Richard •Elsittn, Cent. John Score!! Gent. Wil liam Sandford, Gent. William Rawson,. dont, To be Chaplain—The Rev. William Vyse, LL. D. , To be Adjutant,l. , Urquhart, Gent. To be Surgeon -- Charles • Hyde , ' Gent. i • Row/ Pigmy and Rothantion Volunteer:. Frederick Earl of Besbornugh to be Captain-Commandant. R. Geiscoigne, Esq. to be Captain. William Clerk, Gent. to be Lieutenant, Robert Withy, Gent. to be Ditto. loloa Pay, Gent, to be Ensign. John Hamilton, Gent. to be Ditto. Richman" Palunteer Infontv. Thomas Williams, Esq. tube Captain-Commandant. Tames Smart, Esq. to be Captain. Stephen Regaud, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Richard l'allemack. Gent. ,to be ditto. Charles Yard, Cent. to be Ensign. -4.ll e thirbithe Polunteer !Vanity. William Wells, jun. Esq. to be Major-COmmandants. To be Captains—John Griec, Esq. Daniel Brent, Esq. William Barnard, Esq., To be Lieutettants—lrihn Hedges, Cent. Jeremiah Rusher, Cent. Ebenezer Thompson, Gent. To be Ensigns-7CorneliusTrutit, Gent. James Grier, Gent. John Cl,iu4hton, Gent. Leval Souibtvar,k n/unteer Infanoy. Henry Earnest, Gent. to be First LieutervAnt, vice Holloway, promoted. To be Second Lieutenants—Robert Hoffman, Cent. Henry *Mawr's, jui4 Gear. lohn lackson, Gent. ; George Rose, Gept, Fredrick W.ilsh Gent. Pram nonald§ou, Gent. Thomas HUgbes, Cent. 'John Barnes, Gent. To be'Surgeoit—.'fliornas Clarke t Gent. • 7 . 4:0 fie ssibtAnt,Stgepon Jon „smith, Gent. , , Sf m , yap, .S'outisleark,,l..,yal Poldt4l(o4. King. g 6q , t p lIIq P 4 ,ijor.Commandant. J 1 4 ., kFa LiptiinSr-TIIOI I VIS Starlit)); 4ensoo, Esq. %Vil4iam "Lamleil t 1E:41. 'chows Wilkinson Pteitoni Esq. ' froyhe,l,iinatentnit'st-'-loattaisjackson, Gent. Thomas Priton, J9IIP Pen.t. okw gesix,ll47-Peptgo pyer, Gent. John ,utler ? Gent. Willipri (76x, Gent. • • intitua.Lfipl;44l-alle Gent.,' A.bdy. wok" urgeon.—(.;,4a,cles;Dpw,ol I, cicia.. 41, ,-Giegoie,,,,:,"citittiker bianty. 1, ikjamig Sham!, Emanuel 411 son, Esq.to to,oll York ' Gra. t nit ieutera: 7 1151 th Lased les, Gust ':" to be Ditto. Edmund Samuel Eleslin, Gent. to be Ensign . . William Atkinson, Gent. to be Ditto. ' • Yalu . nteer4. Charles Mills, Ettl;10/It4 , A4itannt; rith tiistinmk"frif Secimil t.icikcii t inA Itictiarct. Bannister to be First Liettte -4iiint,'Nice•Kstwltt", 041glItti. l'haiTtiss Etlis; Gent. to'bii • !:Soboxict vitii4Bannbter. ' • 4:l74ojAri /1 weer C walty, flaniser VLsrting.rditc"lt&l cto be Captilin. rout Briekviniod, ;eilt. to Lwureilint. Joan Sliorey , Uent. to, be Car. het. CuinfirePolu)iteer Cavahy. innes.Atiore4tolynetrt, Esq. to be Captain-Commandant. S. Mau Gysehaii, Ern , ft) be Caiptain.. Nicholas Vincent, tent. to fie Lietqcnaatt. Edward Bray, G ent . to b c ditt o . Witll4in Flairda, Wilt. to be Cornet. l'11,; tlon. Anhui Georg C)11910 W,ta 4,C:onset. Oithiltg,Gardinotor And Yranamy Ca q 4hy. '44q. Capum, vice South, Charles Cotten :3014n, Ciel 4. to be LleilteLl4llt t vice ItawJins, re signed. Wllli4inTringbitri, Gent. to be Cornet. :414te.1 Pirhertreo ltrfitutty. Charles Nfirnro, Esq. to be Captain. Wittiatn uruere,. Gent. to be Liettten.int. futtn Richardson, Gent. to be Ensign. . ttyff 45.!nsar Vvignoti. lsf:awry. • John Roberts, 1:441.t01)4 CaQtaiti. Thprnite itabeits, Cent. tO he I.it utcluat. Tricu s Got. t .4 ; ditto. David Pierce, Gent. to be Httsign. lialterara, Ern?vell, and Illgrnost6 Volstratir:. ilenry Waymoutb., F o sq. to be 'Captain. , Witlioni Taylor, C,eut. to be Lieu-tett:tot, Thomas Dun.wombu koight Gent. to ita Bacinv;treh Vo The -Ton. Henry Douverie to be Major-Command. ant. Charles ilaory Bouverie, Esq. to be Ed ward Booycrie; C;vot. to be Liebtenant.*: Saniuel Wgium, Gent, to bd Eodigit. RielebiptgkE and Thorne Pokintters. rnsefin° Seytnaiu. iiibeoc, Eng. to be Captain - )44thaniel Wriiiiit;-;Gent. -to be Lieutenant. Robert Webb, Gent. to be Easiy,ri. .11 Carn t lrtionaftrcantilc Yoirotto..r. 'Thou:its Ashton Smith Eti?i, M. V, to be Lieutenant-Colo ncl-Coturnandiint. David ElZty , Esq.' to be Major. To be Cytains—William Eiq. Owen Anthony Poole, Esq. Kuban Itoboits,, Esq. 'Mut lotus, Esq. • - Hugh Ellis., Esq. Übe. Lieutenants—Zaectieus tones,' Gellt. William Ito . bens, Ci:ur. : iltolatert 1 tuitlithreys,- (kat. , Owen Loyd, (kat. Rohcrt Williams, Gent. Te be Ensittrit—Wrlliam Rolm% Samuel net/ 1 Cent. Gent. Edward Roberts, Gent. Robert Ruinsey Williaing, Gent. To be Adjutant John Hastinn, Gent. To be Surgeon —T holliat • Junes, Gent, To be Quartet-M4sterHolin Sharp, Pent. • Clapham Legion. Robert Marsden to be Lieutenant . , 'vice E. Boyd, re signed. thrry , Serivener, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Min den. Crg dent Vohneteer Infantry. Daniel Richard Warrington, Esq. to be Major-Commandant. To be Captains—Patrick Drummond, Esq. George Bailey, Esq.' William Lan e , Esq.' Samuel Collett, Esq.' To be Lieutenants—George Smith, Gent. Samuel Farrar, Gent. Francis Hudson, Gent. Josiah Bell i Gent. To be Ensigns—Th4nas, Millar, Gent. Daniel Garraway, Gent. William Hudson, Gent. Egham Yoluat, ar. Benjamin Torin, Esq. to be Captain. Lionel Hervey, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Thomas Jones, Gent. to be Ensign. Eptorie PcluNtrer IMfaut►y. John Robinson, Esq. to be Major. Commandant. Lojal kwelllunieers. Kennard Smith, Esq. to be Captain. James Hibard, Cent , to be ',laic:l - ott. Stephen Martin, Gent. to be ditto George Barnes, Gent. to be Ensign. Farnham Pohattter.r. robn Hollift, Esq. to be Captain. fohn Manwaring, Gent, to be Lieutenant. %Valiant Trimmer, Gent. to be ditto, William Crump, Gent. to be Ensign. Ling full a,rd Crowbur4tlunieer.r. fames Faringdon, Esq. to be Captain. Robert Bostock, Esq. to be ditto. fohn Read, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Thomas Lucas, Cent. to be ditto. lames Edgar, jun. Gent. to be Ensign. William Doubell, jun. Gent. to be ditto. Itfert:u Volunteer Infantry. Alfred Pulton, Esq. to be Captain. Thomas Bartlett,Gent. to be Lieutenant. fames Anderson, Gent. to be Ensign. Mickkhan: 141unteer s William Lock, Esq.. to be Captain. The Elon. iienry Leslie to be Lieutenant. Edward IVarrell, Gent. to be Ensign, • Mucbani Poluntco r. Tames Moore, Esq. to be Major. To be Caßtains--William Feuning, jun. Esq. Isaac 1 - lellier, Esq. joint Rivers, Esq„ To be Lieutenants—Robert Wasley, Gent. Robert Portus, Gent. tames Ciabb, Cent. To be Ensigns—William ,Messenger, Gent. Richard Field, Gent. john Fillips, Gent, Sana'ef.rte . .4d, WarlinOant, Cie/4h4m, awl Iroldinghamlun- Henry Lord Neville to be Captain. Thomai 'Daniel, Ge n t. to be Lieutenant. John Mlles, Gent. to be Lusign. Streatham Volunteers. The Right Hon. Lord Williarn'Russell to be Captain. Alex. ander Robertson. Gent to be Lieutenant. David Robert son. Gent, to be ditto. , Benjamin Bartley, Gent. to be Ensign. nursley Loyd/ Volunteer:. 'ohn Knowles, Esq. to be Captain. Isaac Nalder, Cent. to be Lieutetant. Loa/ Tooting Pebower:, Benjamin Oakley, Esq. to be Captain. Walter Lord, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Robert Clarke, Gent. to be Ensign. Wahon.:lon-Thaw: Volunteer:. Robert Ogle.• Esq. to be Captain• Commandant. Henry 'etcher, Isq. to be Captain. Innehwarth Richard Fleming, Esq. to bo Major-Commandant. Thomas Edmonds, Esq. Charles Morriss, Esq. George Henry Halm, Esq. To be Lieutenants—William Bedcott Luttley, Gent. John Adam Jellicoc, Cent. fames Unwin, Gent. To be Ensigns—George Day, Gent. John Stedman, Cent. To'bc Chaplain—The Rev. Robert Holt Butcher. Tote Surgeon—William Perte4, Gent. 1.201 Wabridge Volunteer:. . _ , William Barnett, Esq. to be Captain. Osborne Harwell, Gent. to be Lieutenant. John F. Ewan, Gent. to be Er aiXu. if Volunteer Infantry, Sir William B. Bush to be Captain. Abridge Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John William Earl of Bridgewater to be Captain. Eisen ,Gentlemen and remit)," Infantry... Montague Burgoyne, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Ralph Knight Allen, Esq, to be Major. Godlor I'roop of Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. E. Wyatt, Esq.,to be Captain. .ffertfardadry Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavaby. Captain Lamb's Troop—Justinian Casainajor to be Cornet. Captain Villiers's Troop—lobeph Sibley, cent. to Lieuten ant.' Earl of Clarendon to be Cornet. Southern tier:: Corps. • Sir'Abraham Hume, Bart. to he Major-Commandant; Cavalry and Hol'4 Artillery. Captain Lieutenant Thomas A ttemidr.rus Russell to be. Cap. rain, vice Sir 'Abraham. Hume. Lieutenant lain .Earley Cook to be Captaini , Liehtenant, vice kttsseiL • 'oho Raker Richards, Gent... to be. Lieutenant, vice. Cook. Thomai Mason, Gent. to be ditto. . . Richard Cower, Esq.- to be Captain. William Baikal), • c - ;ein. to •be Lieutenant , . 'ArChiliiiltt Pell, Gent. to be ditto. Thomas Leach, Cesit.'to berEstsign. • • RA-Corp,. ' , .4 : Thomas Brand, Esq . . try be Captain.- Hon; Wm. L eeson to •toe Lieutenaut. -.Robert Heysham, Cent..to be-.ditt0.,... Goaigmell.aid i'eantopay ciu t i t y; t , John Maitland,,Esq. to be Captain.. i; 1140 ford 1 / 1 4picer Infantry. William Baker, jun. Esq, ,t 0 be Captain. • • , • • -- • An! q#C4filing i?fr"V V f l P h r , ,V an !th- . • • Willitun Henry Phittbs, Eq. to be•captaino Ilottglasj-ove. day, Gent. to be Lieutenant. lolut Kingston, jtn. Gem. to be ditto. Robert- TaPater, Genr: to be Ensign. , ityal Conway` Polunterr' bfdetry.' ' • Georo,t Thomas. Smieb; Etc]. to be Caplain-Cdinmandinl. Robort Hamilton, .Esq. to bn Captain. Wi k iiani /one., Gent. to b.: Lieutenant. Samuel Rpad, Gent. to op ditto. , Edward Woodeoek, Cent, to be Eilsign. webkobc . rts Gent. to , be ditto. Craven Lrgloo. . . Cavalry--john Dynelcy, Esq. to he Captain. 'Richard Greenwood, Esq. to be ditto. William Buck,,Gent. to be 'Lieutenant. Henry , Wilkinson, Gent. to be ditto. Thomas Brown, Cent. to be Cornet. Thomas -i'arkinson, Gent.. to be tlitto. 'lnfantry .-To be Captains—Robinson Chippendale, Esq. iant'Elt William Ad), Esq. lultn Carr, Esq. Willii, Esq. Ilenry weir Cunlitle, Tote Lieutenants—Robert 43ent. joint Armist e ad, nt. 'George Baynes, Gent, Chillies Tindal, G ent. Ro . bert Wadirigtott, (lent. John Niglitingale, Gent. To'be Ensigns—Joseph Cooper, Gent.. Cltristopher Joint. stone, Gent, To be Chaplain of Infantry—Rev. I.obert Dyneley, Doncaster Volunteer • ‘Villiarn Wrightson, Esq. to be Lieutpnant-Colonel Com mandant. Sir George Cooke, Bart. to be Lieutenant:colo nel. Samuel Clowes,-Esq. to be Major, To be Captains—Leonard Walbanko - Childers, Esq, T ames Jackson, Esq, - I. Fountain Elwin, Esq. c oo k e ,, Esq. George Eyre, Esq. l'hornas•Benningtorijiin. Esq. To be Licittenautsr-Wiltiam ,jon. Gong. Stocks Heaton, Gent. William Morris, G ent . William Jevvitt;•Gent. Robert Login, Gent. W. IV. W . H ewitt, Gent. Henry BO wen ' Cent. eTo be Ensigw.--GeorgeMartin,G nt . Henry t hri hepperd, Gen t. Thomas Towalow, Gent. % illi am Worrall, Cent. ita vsolGent. i ' iitiarn 141.14010.11DUM. Tke following Appointments, as stated in the Gazettes of the ath jI.IIIC L I9tII and z6th July, 234-and 3oth August, and the toth £&1 zoth at' September 14 ; st, have nut taken place. - • , 3d Foot, john Chatterttin Cfent:•tiete Ensign, 37th Ditto, Ensign Roberathpitant, from tneith West In. R eg iment, to be Lieutenant, vice klacketvzie , liaifign lt John remner, fr o th ditto; to be Li eu t enant , vice Madame. 6oth Ditto, Charles Steiger Gent. to be. E ns i gn . 7th West India Regiment, Lieutenant lohli Mackenzie, from the 37th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Villars, who retires. Lieutenant Murdock Maclaine, front ditto, to be Captain, by purchase, viee:Chanaud, who retires. 241 Battalion of Reserve, Lieutenant Charles Rea, from Hal& pay of the Marines, to be Lieutenant. 6th Ditto, 'Captain (oshua Roche, from Half-pay of the tasth - Foof, to be Captain. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant William Macfarlane, from Half-pay of CamPbelf's Levy, to be Lieutenant. gth Ditto, Charles Whyte, Gent. to be Ensign. loth t)ittoitt. Mottatt• Mills, Esq. to be Captain. 16 , 11 Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Collis, from Half-pay of the ascii Foot, to be. Lieutenant. EARATUm in the G A•ZETTE Of the 27th ult. New Brunsvck Fe For Carmichael, Gent. to IA: Surgeon—Read, -- Carrniebael,•Gent. to be Ensign. Connnitsion in the Derbyshire Supplementary Militia,•sigaed by the Lord Lteutenagt. Robert Baker, Gent. to be Ensign, Dated Sept. 22, 1803. ERRATUM in the GAZZTTE of the 13th instant. 16/I) Battalion of Reserve. For Lieutenant Henry Macmahon, from the 324 F oot , to b e Captain °Ea Company—Read, Lieutenant Thomas Mac mahon;Trom the 32d f'oot, to be Captain ofa Company. BANKRUP7 S. Broadfield Sissmore and Richard Croskey, of Basinghall street, merchants, to surrender Oct. 22, 25, and Nov. z 6, at ten, at Guildhall: - Attornies,' Messrs. Crowder and Lavie Frederick's-place, OM Jewry. Richard. Emerson, of ,Needham- Market, Suffilk, miller, Nov. 7,8, and 26, at ten, at the Queen's-Head Inn, Stow- Market. Attorney, Mr. John Marriott, Stownpland, Suf. folk.- • Thomas Dukes, of Ratcliffe-Hig4way t shopkeeper, OF}. 2s, Nov. 4, at ten, and 26, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Templer, Burr-street, East Smithfiehl. Edmund Baines, of Leicester, woolstapler, OEt. jB, at one, 29, and Nov. 26, at twelv e , a t Guildhall, London. At torney, Mr. Hinrich, Palsgrave-place, Temple -bar. . • John Smith, of Bristol, turner, Oa -17,4 z, and Nov-:z6, at ten, at . the .BuSla-Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Lewis and James, Gray's-Inn-square, Lond o n i or Mr. King, Bristo. William Dalton the elder, of Fox and Knott-yard, Snow.. Hill, dealer in hay and straw, Oct. 25, at twelve, and Nov. 8, 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Edmunds,'Hat ton Garden, London. . ,Charles Martemont, of Rathbone-P lace, • Oxford-street, straw-ha,t-manulaclurer, Ott, 22, at eleven, Nov. 1, at ten, 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. ' Attornies, Messrs.. Swann and Wallington, Fore-streer; London. 'john Willy, of Oxford-street, trunk-maker, Oa. 25, at twelve, and Nov. 8, 26, at ten, at. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Langley, Plumbtree-street, Bloomsbury. • Charles Robert Ellis , of New-street, jeweller, Ott 29, ,at. twelve, and N0v..12, 26, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Mayhew, Marshall-street, Golden-square. DIFIDENDS. Nov. r. Toseph' Fisher, of Pollington, Yorkshiie, seeds. man, at twelve, at the Greyhound inn, Ferrybridge, York shire. N0v.16. Benjamin Day, of Bishop- Btortford, Hertfordshire, draper, at ten, at' Guildhall, London. Nov. fohn Norton, of Drury-l ane , viduallet, at ten, at Guildhall, London. ~ Nov. to.- Thomas Bibby, of Stockport; Cheshir4 grocer. at .eloven c f t the Bull's Ilead,lnn, Stockport. Nov - , S. William Truste, of Fore-str;:et, Cripplcgate, shoe maker, 'at All; at Guildhall. Dec. t. Thomas •Stnallpieee, of Manchester,: druggist, at eleven, at Guildhall. , London,. Nov. B. WilLint ot - St. Sidwell, Exeter,' hop' and vett merchant, at ten, 'at the Old London Inn, E eter. • .Nov. 8. George Peirson, of ,Cockerrnont,f),, wdoilcn want:- fadurer, at ton,' at the Gcorgt and Dragoti Inn, Cocker mouth. ' Nov. la. William Somerville, of G range-court, Carey _street, tailor, at eleven, .at Guildhall, London. Nov. 12. Evan • vans, of',Bristol, Woollen-draper, ;A Cie yen; at ;the gummorMavoin, Bristol. , • Nov. ; y. John Ckautle!Rklici, of Lcridon-Houso-Yard, Lon. dqn, bookseller, at ten, at Nov:'rz. William Gibbs, late of Box, Wiltshire, •Inifter, at eleven, at the White ,lakin - lnn, Bath. N0v..5. Christopher-Hendy, of Falmouth, mariner, at cle ver), at the Ship,,and 'Castle, Falinbuth. Nov. 19. jOhttl:,oolf, of Whiten -street; Tottbnham-Court road. linen...draper, ,rte eleven, at Guildhall. •Llidon: Nov, z 6,, George 13re0,. of Choshunt, Hertfordshire, grOcer, At ten, at Guildhall, London. CEkTIFIC4TES. .. . Nov. 5: - "Tames Bate, ofStol t rb r ith re , Worcestershire, tiraper. David Gwynne, of trith-street, Westminster, ray lot.. Larratt .Wellings, of tllc Strand, butcher. lolive S prozuin,,of Liiekpool, merchant. olls Mdsely snit kites It!bst, of Birmingham, fadors. John Dimon, of St. larttPeStStrtAtt,:rotttc;liant. • Samuel Bicknell the elclaand,Sitrinel Ilickhcll the younger, of Maze-Pond, Sout4wark, - doap-boilcrs. :", •. . . Russ' A.--The following extrads from two let. tersp received by a Gentleman in the North, from his ' Correspondent at Petersburgb, ate highly ent.erest iOgi Aild may be relied on : " Arttrsburgh, Aug:est• 26. 6 ' 'on-the agth and'2,9th of "July, two Russian Vessels sailftd,from This ',Lice with hemp fur 'France. I have there is a !flan hit 'to embroil Great Iltitain with this Coun try, by the Cruisers of the former Power detaining those Vessels." -• . • " Perfolure", .Auguit 30. 4 ! I'hit Ehtt WOR hearing of thp two Ru ss i an Ships men tioned in my l ast being ,about to sail with for Frances sent fur the President SF YM College Of. .Coiniiie'rce, and de 'HA that he would enquire -of Sir 1 B. Wxit it 4K, if. there was any risk of their being Atoppo by, britisii Cruizers. Sir JOHN said, that if' they attemptitd to carry Warlike Store, into an Enemy's Port, they certainty would. The ,EMPEROR s t aid, he suspected ,this..was a scheme l a id to force him (rain that Neutrality Which he was determined to. preserve; and 'desired the Russian IVlerchants•to know, that they must not, give the French a day's credit, and to take care that the War like Stores they might send in Russian Ships to France should: . .be* , Erenclypeoperty,as: if captured, they mighelle,tssured, that,..irfter this notice, he woukd liste n to nq plea oftts being Russian property, rof h e Was determinaUnot to commit 'senor a Cargo of Hetirp,* • • r ~,0p,t,.4 A Clergyman p reac hi ng some linie. ago in a cer tain Parish-of the and in the Erse language, inveighed :with great' bitterness agaList the Antinomians, Arminians, and other religious ,seetaries. At golf* forth from , the , cht:rch, one of the audience, who' perhaps was . riot 'singular in mistaking the nature of these Esemies, sought - ex- . planation from his neighbou nearly in the following terms : Dear me i , s)onalti, wha's a' yon chiels ken the NlTheranna the 1144Intosbsi and the MiLeods,. b ut I never. hat heard before of the Anti. uomianicb, or, the Arminiatticb." • A CURIOUS HANDBILL Ol? A SLOPSELLPR THE TOWN Or MILL. r Merceand Sea.draper, No, —, High. street, Hull. • Sailors rigged comp l ete from stem to stern viz. chapeau, mapeati, flying jib, and flesh back ; inner pea, outer pea, and cord de. fender; rudder case, and service to the same • up. traders, down-t ra de rs , fore.shoes, lacings, gaskets, &c. &c. With canvas bags, To hold your cags, A4ltt CitelitS to Sit-upon ; Clasp knives, yOur Meat To cut--and cat, When ship does lie along. ,LONRON: Printe,d lo,' BUCHANAN WPM LLAN, (of Bow-Street, Covent-Gard en ) ; an d 1 ü b ilbhed by I LLIA . Ia A ro4 leak Scairrs, (ot Soot! ) KW At the Sux.Onscs, No. z, Strand; whets Adiutrtisernerith Order, for the raper, L e tt er ,.f or the Editor ificc,(priavaid), 4CL . 2tfOefiri. t:: t, OM Saturday last the Marquis'Of Douc — i. ii;ord Lieutenant of this County; actompanied liy the Duke . of MONTROSE, ,Major General WEstYss, reviewed in the Green the Ist Regiment Of Glas. govi" Vblizilteers; teititmanded by Lieutenant; Col and CRAIG ; trod the Troop - of Royal' Glasgow Vo. lunteer Light i-lorse, commanded . by Csptaih - DEI 4 . His• Lordship express*ed himself highly - gtazifie&witlt tiie appearance, equipments and di-. cipline of the whole. • Lord CAMP LEO Rll, last week, purchased Mn, Mellish's- celebrated fighting dog. This aniii...st was originally the property offisbtiag• Humphreys ;- he next came int o the posiession of . fighliv son, by whom he w a s dearly Loved and much mired ; his next' owner was fighting Ward, who sold him &few months sin to Mr.Mellish for so gui neas. His Lordship being fascinated With the bold feats and the spirited demeanour of the animal, pro posed to buy.him, and Mr. Mellish consented to sell him in the carcass away. The dog was, accord ingly put into the scale, alter.a good hearty dinner of tripe, and was found to weigh forty-two poititds. The price agreed upon was two guineas per pound, so that the purchase-money amounted to eighty four guineas. This was satisfitd in the follow ing mariner :—A favourite gun belonging to his Lordship, value forty guineas, and a case of Pis toli, value forty-four guineas. It would have been an insult to this noble animal to have paid the pur chase in money, and, therefore, he was in a r n,iri ; nee exchanged for those warlike articles. He known 14 the name of Peldir, has fongliE 10 , battles, and nev er was b ea t. A more warlike Pe6' gree, or nobler blood, - cannot be boastca by anY the c:initie race in England. To his other great and good qualities he adds a singular instimtt, by which he is enabled to" know a brave man iron' a Coward; and he is Its much' attached to the former, as hrhates th e l atter .- His Lordship is so pi easect With his purchase, b e declares no money should part him and his dog. SHIP NEWS. POOLS, OCT. 14. Good Arrived4the Mary Ann, Bible, from Newmav Intent, Wills, from Southampton; Minerva, Landeriz m Plymouth ; Diligent, Thoas, from Padstow ; : MarY' 20r. Amu Newcastle; Hope, Roberts, from portsmouth ;wow, lone, l it r igerald, and Hope, Mew, from Cowes Tucker, trom Sandwich. ,„ t King, Sailed , -the tfity, Stiles, for Bridport ; and "' " and Active, Williams, tOr Portsmouth. BlitTll. Grosvg• On Saturday last. at Dr. Norris's; Brook-str eet, ~.- nor->quare. Mohr, of a Son. - • . , DIED. • • • . 1 "4- Esq. led On the 9th inst. at Aberdeen, [Phil h i 4 • 31-- ' Lieutenant- Colonel of the 7zd Regiment. • • hire, On Titur4d4 last, it •Shernekt-Fiewse; in fl'anws Mrs. Loekii.irt, i.vite of 1 auto Loci_rltifi.22l:________----• PRICE U 1• 'STOCKS. =ATV DAY. India Stock India Bonds s s. , dis. „ s. Ex. .s, kAnniunt Impel,. per.o.74lt !iicto Aims. • Rink for • Cons; foi NO. 5251 Bark Stock I'i.l;sy par(.lllt: ; r.er cent. 5797, gni I lilt 5 I)gr Cege: 7.71 4 pet Ce:tt..Con. 66ii per C. , k. 5//ii 3 per C. Coo. I:;t,k 1.. A. is 3..16 Ditto S. A. 2 15.16 3' • , ! 0 Ea R T . l'ardtv k of Saturd4Y, r e " : 2...etier4 Fir h i t r ad of " Court 'Vat";„' - 14gratitkdr," ur:id voYcit,s'e-c. ..ii: year t 7.,t. ":.0 THOMAS 1 'l',A Y L ( )11, Esq. -,.•'.. •, . . No. 9, New I.lridge- Street, I,ondoti. . . .. pown le adeos t tiirt f ue ; s: t eacii % f ir ai h e,ltedn ilt pe, 4 y h ptu r ea ill jear :f ri r so S o ,iii..g t i n bbe r om i e : ind i o, l g i , t it : sy e r o ei b l btr yte s eh t rr i . i i i i t:t . : E :t Y i t e : dit i s ii : v iat t li t: : : : n ell i rg c l v o sl : ti e l' u ti f t'l l ;: s egf e t3 , : l ieri : eve. le t l i rL I;;: :°' 1 ° ; , : : :: :: - ; dr i f i l n ': e 11: ! : T. -BEG ieaVe to infOtm 1 • ' 1 since ' and tw ice discharged trom the Hospital, with lath.. . to nearly Cuto put a periOd to .my existence ---I had a o' IS spring of last year my disorder had got- to such a h'foot on . the c rown of my head, one on each arm, and rO/ .... 'i , c: w w .ui e ires r i lh: b : y ok r.y.t e f: o „.niu n c t h in , a tise t a ri li gl eot i .t t r i c u l, m ll l l : t i t i a sl , : jui t i l l i s n il , : Vr a e tv : ,,e e v i l lia l l i tY li e car : sg :ga tet h i ti l t ir r`se' el . :: e . : 2 ( l" ti : l ii l : l,.. : :: fully pai nful, and had been in a state of ulceration 1(. 1 _ , .. it . ,pa ileridLxv - p e 4 ; l li e t bo P yt a .. f rs, t e i l e srt u . iliatit.ltyTtillts:otlstmelp4m:owtetai:rra(ittwitienlolateardetec, e, as i v, e i c i ‘t e v a tis r so l Y rget:F ; l3: :: „„ w t li.ci a t ., I began h tT :e rt ) :i . t:: ,tttt.eitivotli Y our eiAllkaey'soPnattelnt elL'lllij(fe 71, ; :c, a u' r tleir;ht, . I began:to receiver benetitin. littl e we re ---n,,A, rapOttl, Ali,: I.l)Ct'S on my head and ao . ". s heA led sounuty heale&-uttni after, "the sores on my - IcP , 1 - did • el se; le'llin.. he , Arever, constheaole discoloutatiohc",o, skin, anti pain in the• bone of the. lett, which, ,t ) Y,,, t ,./fair ling of God, and a litt le' fonger perseVeranee '" '.''';he lq.l suable Nledicine, subsided; the nodes disP",..%f fn ,!g i 4‘ 1 " 31 ' 1 • regainin its natural . hue, anti the nott,.. - iaai Playi",e'ari'id Ale" • going oft. I thus became, by yfl.tr liberal au 1 10 s- - die - me, 15rti.leily tree 'frota.,,,a „,,, wo oer "0.,, , ,r a m be" have recovered my ;armor ' Spirits , oine,i 6 itY a ild :At: 111 WhicilStiatendliViridge°° ' e 1 ail' '''' Il ln k4nt " t'' t4e astolitsitrr.ent of all who kite but' YV,,,it a loss in what terms to express -Thy grAittitfri 1, t lit '"' toted`,cgptiblie°asotritri.lcr,itsusieitiirasing. t iist,hlittallso; ntoelinc.,3,iy:.7.;,.,,,reaatltiitci: in so 00411 g. you : .- will ; 4reutly oblige, Sir.; Y' A ii)gli , : l '' . twedienr, very humble servant, AL II - 11 ' Swim's Close, - tiigli-sfreer,::Tainburgir. , 'IN Intessavre the above Lute' ', . 1 ,, t ; .ruto I° ,4 N Tt19nt',30!,i,,,t,i30,J,:.Ne,W. l'OttltrX P'i r ' r „h, , • (ours NI sl.i: ros n,. ()In Na.setitbi y- C I liSc, 114 ,P' ` )l4 7 ''' • • . Prefyiretratieglihf 63+ . the sole Proprietor, ~.t . s t ir rg""43 . 1. 4 4 Y Lox,ftviembe:rof • the Royal • Co-W i ': 0 0100 I geol . 's, at hi* Iloce, No, 9, New liridg„e-!;rice',lhirty-slt .._ where, alter a constant residence of 'nor,: thalloc co ., 0 , 'yearS, - in .i. a .- -litatlicet! part icti I arty directed 1' i t . : 4 ,02's 0! • Venereal Complaints. And those ineidentalllo t. 1 . 1 c 1 w elt .; Generation, With. that. inowlable secrecy "vnic. L ,...„ 5 . I; I* profession should always 'oliserve lit suchl7.Est;;;o4,l, flatters tihrtielf, the' advice and assistance h0,,. 15 ,,„` ' . 0 , 111,.. ( 7., achutnisters ,to persons taking this ad va ntag e "esteemed, by a tliscerning Public,. as an ild' , dont attainabli.and void of I ambiguity. •,„ l ee 0 ' cifil yeiu st. Als4) sold, by hi* i s No inc . , the No. 35 , ._. those living at a diltt;trice, at the l'ertinner's2, 103 , (lit ; Alban's-Strixt, Pall-Mall ; -the 'foyshop, tOrtistreet I ~ Mt . Disbomtigh's, NO. :Tv k:i I, l ttle. I ci k vi i: . . Mr. Steel's, bookseller, N. 1, tipion-i: o 2v , 4 : I ?..$ t i‘ r .l ee t • r' '' l 1 '„:): hill • Mt.'llaxter's, :itilli'Lbritige,' Echno.u,.l; ,,,,i bY - tionAd, Glasgow ; Mr. CallwelPs; Vito .. ll " .. t ro a ng 1111 person in, every considerable tow n in G. e n- a 's” . _,"`„,,, , v it z .. 7,,, land, in .11o.xes of only 2,5: 9d. each, s ' IF‘t,:`4,. s eit l'"" and plain direcipnis; whdreby pers.:J.4S of .I' l `,Vatety- „ fi at cure themselves with ease, sPetNi. - - seaecY.' so /ea oh 7: i . O 1.. , .i „Li.' Ever} , itoxsold.in Great Britain,. I,S,,,stinlissioti;co, a S!a:np, on . which, by . favour of tl; t i o ,. No. r ot heil printed, at tom , •014.1T1 . 1 , t iffiCC — " T i,, eic ,i` o ; 'Oil. il i i 1:01410-Street."- -CO imitate which is are t.kninterteits. • - . ' ott.stre43. Grosvenovsquare.4 must be addreiscd,