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From the:LONDON GAZETTE, 'Ma; t+. Ordnance-Offer, May 7, •803. Rya/ Regiirrnt cf Artillery. Brevet Colonel Edward Tage to be Colonel en Second, vice Skald, deceased. Dated April 9, 183. Brevet Lieutenant-C,olonel Thomas judgson to be Lieutenant- Colonel, vice Fage. Dated as above. • Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Robison to be Major, vice' lugdson. Dated as above. Captain-Lieutenant John Dyer to bc Captain, vice Robison. Dated as above. First-Lieutenant Thomas Rogers to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Dyer. Dated April at, 1803. ^ Seconl-Lieutenant William Green to be First-Lieutenant, vice Rogers. Dated as above. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Flower M. Sprowleto be Major,. vice Miller, - retired. Dated May t, iSo3. Captain-Lieutenant Stephen G; Adye to' be Captain, vice Sprowle. Datoit 'as above, First. Lieutenant Thomas Gamble to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Arlye. Dated as aboye. Second-Lieutenant Robert M. Cairnes to be FirstA.ieute ' cant, vice Gamble. Dated as above. • First-Lieutenant William Lloyd, jun. to be Adjutant, vice S. G. Adye, promorM. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet 'William Cator to be Second Lieutenant, vice S. BAtori, promoted. Dated May 7, 49 . 3. t Commission in the South I.l.inti ROinient of 'Militia, sigoi'd hj) the I,,ed Liedteztave..' Dated lila) , 4, LB4. %%'illiarn Powell, Gera. to be Ensign. Committianr in the Duinfrieq...sbire Militia, rived /.(j. the Lord :; • Liegtenant. Lieuterna George Lewi4 M'Murdo, Esq. to be Captain, vice Crichton, resigned'. Da :ed kpiil 20, 1803. - • Th(d;i6o Criehron,; Esq. to be Lieutenant, vice 111‘Murdo, p'oinote4.. Dated April 2.„0, Palm Irving-, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated October 1.), 1802. Commission.' in the Inverness, &e. Regiment of North British signed .y the Lw . 4 Lieutenant. Dated Deceniher tBJ2, Hugh Rose, Eiq. to be Major.' Gordon Curtaining, E s q. to be Captain. jaines Elder. Gent, to be Lieutenant. Hugh Mac Gregor, Gent. to be Ensign.. C.:,!,llissions id the Yorkshire Militia, signed b_y the Lard Lieu. tenant. • tst'Wesr Regiment. To he Captain, by Brevet—Adjutant Thonrasiluttertield. Dated August T 2, 18021 To .be Captains—Williatn MOrdaunt Milner. Dated. No. vember 1, t802.-' Richard Wilson. Dated March ;iO, 1833. George Nimes. Dated March 31, tBO3. Joseph Midg. ley. Dated April 3, 18:.3. To he Lieutenaws—Richard Flibt.' Dated Mareit,.3o, 1803, Hugh Itard} . Dated. March jt, 1803. Nathaniel Forth, Dated April t, 1833. To he Ensigns---William M`icenna. ' I)atedlMarch 30. loin; Sutclitr. DatedNlarch '3l, 1303; William Brooke. )atettApril r, 1803. • Tlionvis Motion. Dated April z, 1863. lames Wigtield. , Dated April 3, 18:)3. GeOrge O'Connor. • Dated May 4..1803 John Cass. Dated May j, 1863. 2d West •Resdment. TO be Major-William Earle. 'Dated March, 1833. ' To b4,Captaiws—Samuel Wilks Wood. Da.ed November 1532. lirran Stapleton. Dated .April 2c, 1803, To b'e Ensigns.-:-Patrick . lll‘Carthy, Dated November 27, talus Shepherd Wiitdle, Dared-April 25, 1803% 3d ,viest Regiment, ,To ; be Captains—Godfrey Higgins, . Dated - November r; 1502.' Nl,lrshall. Dated November r6, - 1802. James Richardson Collins: • Dated A pr;l, 23, ;kJ, Henry Richard Wood. - Dated April 28, 003.. To be Captain; . by Brevet -Adjutant Henry Magill'. Dated April 2), 1803, . • To be Fozard. Dated March IS; 1;:33. Thomas , Langhorne. Dated March 30, 18! , 3. • George Armitage. Dated March 31, 18'4, Patrick Con roy.. Dated April I, 1803. antmiesion. in the Ayreshitii tia, g,14 ly the Lord Lieu.. t(l'.°,l. sign Patria Auld to be 1 6 1 , 3tteuint, vice Andrew Camp. ret ned. Dated May 6, Conovisy'emir, i rthe Fifeshire Regiment of North British Militia; the Lord Lieutema ty. To b2 . Cal?NiO—Sir Charles lialket, Hart. Dated Ally 3 1803. To be Ensigni,— John Ilartleman, Gent. Dated May 2, 1803. Andrew Small, Gent, Dated May 3, 1803. Thomas Mae. lectizie, Cent. Dated May 4, 180,1. Braid, Gent. Deed . May y, 1803. john Christie, Gent. Dated May 6, Dugalid, Gent. Mired Nlayl, 1803. Coormistioor .rigfrted 4y the LlelltenAt in the Incorporated Itattalion of Monmotith and Brecon I.'e be Captain.—Rod, qwnne, Dated March it, To he~VilUa t Dated March 't3, 18,3. Charles Bygrave, Cent. Dated April ~ 11311, To rosigns,-41. D, Parions,. Gent„ Dated Alarch 18, Tgal. Cent. April z, 1803. .Char.. les fiygrave, Cent.. Dated Atull 4, 1803.0 luseplt PA:h ard. Rated April 24 . ,. „ - To In Sur 'con —W L Dated April as, trATERMEN's NEJY R4rls.4). Tut following is m'corren Table of the New Rate.; of the Fares of Warermen i which h 43 beer recently 'mild out by the Lord Mayor and Cour; of Aldermen.: Fro Loa f ivi-bridge Wtqt ward, ell far as Witdsor, From London-bridge to Paul's-wharf, or Ma. son's-stairs . ; from Allhallows-stairs to Blackfriars. bridge ; on either side ; from the. Three Cranes to th e Tetople, or , Old Barge.house ; from Paul's. wharf to Arundel-stairs ; front 'Blackfriars-briege, on either side, to Sotrwser-house, or Cupet"s. bridge ; from the Temple to Whitehall, or King's Arms-steirs ; from Strand-lane to Westminster_ bridge ; from Westminster-bridge, on either side, to Lambeth-stairs, or the Horse-ferry ; from Lam. beth-stairs, or the Horse-ferry, to Vauxhall, or 4 .. eatliers.taairs--o.trs 61,S:tiller 3d. From London-bridge to the Temple, or Old Barge House ; from the The Cranes to S tran d - Loie, or Sorry-stairs ; from Oueenhithe to Somer.:' ~e t-stairs, or Cuper's-bridge ; from Paul's -wharf. t( the Adelphi ; from Blackfriars.bridge to White hall, or King's Arms-stairs ; frogs, the Temple t o Westminster-bridge ; from Hungerford to Lam beth.stairs, florse-Terry ; from Lambeth-stairs to Nine Ehns.—Otrs From London-bridge, to Westminster-bridge, or th e Wooden-bridge ; from Blackfriars-litid g e to Lambeth-stairs, or Horse-ferry ; from Strand-lane to Vitoichtill, Or Feathers-stairs; from Hung4ford to Nine Elms ; from Nine Elms to Chelsea -bridg e , Oars Is.--Sculler 6d. From London-bridge to Larnbeth-stairs, Of Horse-ferry from Allhallows to 'Vauxhall, or Feathers-stairs ; from Paul's-wharf to Nine Elms ; fr,on Westminster-bridge to Chelsea.bridge.—Oar s ~ 63,-4:leader gd. Front London.bridge to Nine Elms ; .from the Tetni)le to Chelsen-lifitige.-o.tis 1N• g London.bridge to Cliehea-bridge.-otri zs. 6d.—Scidler.ts, 3d. Wi tit Comp my . From London_bridge on either Oars. Each e •rson. Side above, s. d. s. d. To Chelsea-bridge - - .o o o 4 To Wandsworth - - 3 0 0 6 To Putney, Fulham, or Barn Elms - 4 o 0 8 To Hammersmith or Chiswick 5 0 0 9 . To Barnes or M o rtl a k e . " - • 6o• 1 0 To Brentford - - '7 0 To I sleworth - ..* - ,To Richmond. - - - 8 o To Twickenham or Tide-end Town 9 o To Kingston . - - Jo 6 To Hampton Court or Ammon Town 12 0 To Sunbury or Walton-Upon-Thatnes ;3 0 . To Shepperton, Weybridgei Cheney, 4 Lilieharil ... • ~ 15 0 2 0 To Staines • - - 16 o 2 6 To Datchet or Windsor ,-' - 21 o 3' o From Lode's-bridge Eastward, as far as Gravesend. From London.bridge to ,St. Catherine's, or George.stairs ; from Somers.quay-stairs to Union. stairs, or East-lane-stairs ; from Iton-gate to Wap. ping New.stairs, or Rotherhithe.stairs, or King's. stairs r frotn Hermitage.srairs to Church-stairs, King Edward,stairs,' or Hanover-stairs ; • from Wapping Old-Stairs to New Crane.stairs, or King James's-stairs; from Wapping New_stairs to Shad. well Dock.stairs ; from Execution-dock to Belt., Wharf, or Kink and Queen_stairs ; from Church_ stairs to Great Stone-stairs ; from. New Crane_ stairs -to Ratcliff-cross, tir Globe-stairs ; from Shad. well Dock-stairs to Duke Shore.:3airs, or P.igeants. Oars 6i1.--Sculler 3d, From. London-bridge to . Union-stairs, or East. lane stairs ; from Somer's-quay-siairs to Wapping Old-stairs, or Miuntain,stairs . ; from 'fower.stairs to Wapping New_stairs, or Rothehithe.stairs, or King's-stairs ; from Iron gate to Execution-dock, or Prinee's-stair . s„ or Elephant-stairs ; . from St. Catherine's to Chureh-stairs, King Edward-stairs, or Hanover-stairs ; from Hermitage-stairs to New Crane-stairs, or King Jarnes's-stairs ; from Union stairs to Shad well Dock stairs ; from Wapping Old. stairs to Bell.wharf, or King and Queen-stairs; from Wapping New-stairs to Ratc:iff.cross, or. Globe-st a ir s; from New Crane-stairs . to .Duke Shore-stairs,. or Pageant.--0 mrs Bd.—Seuller 4.ii. From Losidon-bridge to Shadwell-dock-staiA ; from Somer's-quay.stairs to Great . Stone-srairs from Towcr-stairs to Ratcliff-cross, or Globe_ stairs ; from Iron -gate to Duke Shore-stair., or Pageants froth Bell-wharf to Deptford ; from Dept_ 'ford to Greenwich, or the Lie of Dogs.—Oars is. —Seidler 6,1; -.- From London-bridge to Dlike.shori-stairs,- or time Pageants ; from Wapiiiitiati.stairs to Dept ford ; from Bell.whirf to Greenwich.-o.its Is. 61. --Sculler 9d. . ' . From London-bridge to Deptford ; from Wap ping Old-stairs to Greenwich.—flare 2S.—Scul. ler is. 3 r 6 I 9 lisrotn Loodon.bridge to Greenwich, or the Isle of Dogs—Oats 25 61—Seuiler is 3(1, • With Company, From !mulon.bridge on either Side Oars. EaelyPer6on. below the , didßridge. . , •s. it. 4. 4. To Deprtbrti• - :. - a 0 0 4 To Greenwich •• - : . o a ,o 6 To Illackwall . - a 6 .o It To Woblwich - , - -- s o 9 9 . - To Erith . ~ - - in o To Greenbithe - - ... o ' To Grats , - I 2 o - o To Cnivescou . - 1 3 - ii "o - Watermen plying at or between 'Windsor and *oolwich, when they do. not take their fares di. redly up or down the river, and, are detained by their pasaengers stopping at ships, wharfs, orother wise, are to be paid by time or distance, at• the option of the waterman, (that is to say). if by time, oars, at and after the rate of 6,1. for every half hour they shall be so engaged ; and a scalier, at anti after the rare of 3d. for every half hour he shalt be•so en. gaged, in lieu and instead of the rates computed by distance berein.before , set forth. Watermen plying between Windsor an d W oo l ,. %rid, when they take thrir fares diredly: up or ' down the 'dyer, and are detained by, passengers fur more than half an hour alter . landing (being desired by such passenger: to wait), are to lie paid for lois'of time as knows : that is .to . say, for oafs 'fid. * and for a sculler 3,1. fqr any time not exceed: ins half an hour' front the expiration .of., the first half hour from the time' of such passenger's landing, and soin proportion for every succeeding, half hour in which they shill be so detained, over and •above and besides the rates computed by distance herein . before set forth. * Nu more than six persons are to be taken into any wherry as one fare, for any of the above prices, nor more than eight persims into any passage.boat between Windsor and Woolwich. Qper the wafer, diretlly .to the opposite iihore, between Windsor and Greenwich, with a sculler, zd. or id. for each persoo if more than one. SHIP NEti" S. r:R AVESEND, MAY is. 1%71i:A by—the Mary, —, from Jamaica ; Jane, —, trum Oprn to Votcrian, Cbillit; Can. stunt - Sewel and SpeS • !`ides, - froin.Norway ; 'Cho /nal, —, from Waterford; Factor, Connell, 'from fast; Flora, Ninore,- and - Betsey, front litnerick Craio, front Aguill ai; Vi ne , Wi ntosh, front; Cork; Essex, Letts. front Cephalonia; ffoin Grenada •, William and Elizabeth, Fodridge,' from the - Sonar Sea s .; Ruby, Williams ; from Chtric,itown-; Sinclair, Sampson, and Iris, kl• Don ald, f rom St. Vincent's ; Olive liraneh, from, Port de G rave f Pelican, yfrom Sttatill ; Robert and.. Sarah, Canaan, from -Catalonia ; -and Sprn;litly, 'Perry, from the 501101'Se:it:. Pint itoseway, Clegg, for Trinidad ; anti tho N,ogaditla, -WilSan, for Petersburgh. l '• • - • LONDON MAR:;ATS, 4c. .RETURN•OF IVREA. By Mews. CH t.o and M including only from ti C 24 IQ • 214 Quarters at 645" od 910 • la_ OA Ott 29 ,at 61s 6d 159 -at 6 0.1 184 at 6t s o.i - 26 -----at 6os 6tl .468 at 6os orl 255 • at SOS oil 324 sss od I Total is Quarters . :• . • 24d. higher ti ts; Quarters at s's ;sod so 7 at 56i 041 tot at sss to.l at 54" 0 1 at sas (la •.ai 48s od at 466 od g 2 • • •:f •• • —Average Eqs . 6V. ban lasi Return. A RETURN OF FLOUR, From April 30, to May 6, frOin. the Coeket Office. Sacks. s. d. ( Sacks. 's. d. I Sacks. s: d. 16 . 54 o ' l 165E6 - 48 o 1 A 4-4 4; . 0 2 , 8 , ) 5% 053 0 , _ 13636 o 47 7 o 6 I "2 44 a - 4 IS 43 a 2570 50 0 ' 30, 46 6 1 10 4 2 4; 49 0 571 46 o 8 4 1 0 26 43 6. " 1 6 • ...Tina' 222qs Sa c ks.-_i verage 48 s. 01-d. os. 4d. higher than List return. . ~. ------ AVERAC;E• vgicE , OF F.NI;LAN:D AND WALES, Ending M a y . 7 . ‘V heat ;6s. rid. I Barley 235.. i id. I Beans . 3 is. s el. Rye ' - 363. 3.:. Oats 19s. 6d. Pease 355. t od. - ----. --..:_--:•7------- I' lt ICE OF HOPS. • NAGS. ... : POCRITS. • Kent, 71! os. to SI. os. , I rent, 71, os . to 91 % cis, Sussex, 71. 0., to 71. !Rs. siissex,.7l. 0i..t0 St. Iss. Essex, 71. os. to I. los. I Farnham, ill. os: to 141. es. Yearlings, sl.to 511 SE l'.l)S. ' • • , . I . IMO . ,- . - 2Zi to 411 s per bushel. Carraway - - , .Ir)s io 44.; per cwt. Coriander, ,- , . . 2Fs to 3os tie. Canary •- r . - los to sss do. - White Mustard Seed . .14s to tBs per bushel Brown ditto , ,- .. ' til xo 24s ditto. Broad Heaps f,.: - ' . 32s to 34S do. Long Pods . . 3;s to 36 s do. , :Rapt: Seed •- . - 461. to 4.11. per last. SN• 111- 11'11'..11) MARKET, May t 6. To sitik tb6 oind--per stone or 81b. Beer, 4s. 8J; td is. 841.. Ss. 01 - to 6s: bd. ; ALitton, ;s. od. to 6s. 61, 1 Pork, 4s. od. to ;s. od. Lamb, 6s. 6d.. to .Ss. ,411. • • ttErto na CATTLX:TiIiS 11A1r.' Deastsabout 15. J ---,Sheep and Lambs 'coo. • NEWCATF. and LEADF.I4II4I.I. 41ARKET. Deer, 0. 4 0,1. to ss. od. Veal, 4s. od, to 6s. ,d. Mutton, 4s. 4 , t. to Ss. 4(1. Pork, 4s., Q d. to ss. .d. 6s. od. to X. od. PRICE - OF LEATIIINI. (per lb.) AT LEADENFIA Botts, Soto SGJb, each - .204. to 24d. Ditto ' hit) to ()sib. each - - - 234. .to d. Mcreliontsvit.ickso 191 d: xN.I. Drctsing 11 ides, - • • to 2 :zdi Pine Coach Hides, - 274.. j. O 22,f . Crop ide a tier cutting, - to 22A. Flit Ordinary ." . - ' IW. to 2,34 - . Calf Skins,. 3o 10 .401 h. prr Dozen 7 ,28.1. to .34.1. Ditto; so to 7011). 2Sd. j3d. per lb. Ditto 70 to golf,. 26d.' *to 27d. per Sinai; Seals (C reenlaiLd) -15(f. to .48d. pct lb. Large ditto, - t,os . to 40S. pri . Dozer,. Tanned Horse Hicks, • to 3is. per 'tidy. — --4....., - %., ' ' :RAW — 1111)1%S. 1 1 ; Hest Heifersand Steers (I). st.) Ordinary, .3S. ixt. 10 3S. 24. 3s. Bd. ,104 S. od. • Markel CAtt; 9S. &I. each. luiddli t it, 3,4 d. to 3s. 64. Eng.llorsetss • alto tas. ca. Sheep Skins . - cs Oil to os 04 Shrarlitigs‘ - ' - os od to is &I Lamb Skins PRICE OF St. James's MarkcL 4s. id ; Clare Market 4s. Whitecitapel Market 4s. ad. • per stone of 81b. .. ---T............ ALLOW. Town 'l)iliow 695. od. Russia do. Cant') 6 45• 7ls• Russia tin. (Soap) 68s. --s. Molting Stuff' sBs: I>itto rough 40S. GraVeS 14i. ad. Good Drcgs toe. stos. 11s. 6 d.--Alouid3, i,3. 6d, las, JO. 4 'Average price 44. 011.1, Yellow Soap, 714.- 7 1Zot Price Of Candle:: per dozen,. St. 1 ANI F.S , e - BA - V-AI.kRK-El', May t 4. (lay, 3L oi. 0(1. to 61. t6.t.. 6 d.---Avcr: .41. a*. 3.1. .Straw, ;1. 14s. 61. to if. 51. eti:—Avr. tl: 19."9:1,, . . , 1 . 1 11 - 11.TF.6i41,1 ) .FL 11IARKL:•T, May. £4 . . Hay, 41..45. od. to tit. 12s, al. —Aver. 51. Ss. oil. Clover, 61. ~ s. ed.. to 71. , os'. vd.—Aver. t,l. los. od. Straw, 11 14s. mi. to L. 2S. od..—Aver. ii. /Ss. oet. COAL EXCHANGE, May Best.Ceills,' in the Po 61; per Chaldro n 45s cd Delivered to:Housekeepers at S4s od Sunderland, per Clialdron - ,413 Delivered to Hou,:keepers at - About forty Sail . arrived in the RiVer ; but owin4 to the severity the,impross !to the Northward; no business was ;.c. T t v MARK-LA:lr, Meal Wei,;!tels. May to the 7to My, :i4e new At. LONDON. Printed by BUCHANAN WRIII.I,AN; .(6f 13or-Strect, C4 - 2vetit-Gard e h) ; a nd p u bli s h e d b y %viiLi A m , S.catres, (of South Multon:itren . , C;rosvenor-squarcl; At the SuN-Orvrc E, 12, S traw / ; where. didveritrone?:t.‘,Orderi for' the Pap.r, Letters fur the Editor, &c. Ow-paid), ruu.it be add resz:cji To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. . Dear Sir, '• : No. 9, 'N etv Bridge-Street, London. IFEEL it a Duty incumbent upon .me; to inform you of the very great and extraordinary Cate , l, have re. ceived tibia your invaluable Medic ii,e, LE ..i.K E's l'iiTliN 1 PILLS, . , About two years ago, I .was attacked with a V E NER EA 1. DISr IR DE R, which 1 treated rather sli4hrly for some time, 'but the I )isease at length sprit:HlM.; all Over my body, 1 was , obli . ged. to apply to the most eminent-of ttt.. Facaltr, but their assistance. allOrcled only temperer) relief:- 1 . : wet s ? ' A. .‘ '. NhWMItDIC IN P. AC T• p( 4 1) El 4 through vatious . Courses of Salivation, and from being rattier - '"' 1 " " I Y W t rekl u s e fur 13r * 1 , 3 ' A1 E .S s ' s' 4 o r.don. ' ih e at a corpu.k ii t habit, was reduced to a mere Skeleton. The ' Paul's r•t No. 4;, St. .....turea.y . ai , old, ,t Ulcers , that spread all • over •my Liiiihs rendered me.a corn. ' r rtliE fallowing MEDICINES are ~."o , liis plete Object, s o that my Friends despairedollny,recovery, . .1.• Prices onnexrd, including She stionp 01 . 1 'tie.„ 2 ,.. the When brtfnAnt t o this situaciou, I considered deaiß as Men.. it is crack:4i, tIII4E from the;.lst of 4ellieniberq; e ',,;,s tahle,,hut a relation or- Mine 'coinmenting upon the ma n y ' Stamps should he applied`to all 'Proprielaq Alc' l ~;, rg l 4' Cases in w.hich,your Pills had succeeded, I W.ii.intitlCed t 6 well for Foreio as tor lionie“.!OnStitnpriUll, 'V'' ,setter= to try a Box of them, which I thought rather Tel levet', ine, and siderable Aaldition is made - to I ha.Stinulls. n" th'.:. tan' , by persevering *scrota or ' tlireetni.iiths, andlollowing yqut higher value,' ire, 'or those in 11404, ttic. prii:es ot' . I ) ~ ~,, fra. diredions, I experienced the most unaccotini.Able.relaxation 'Pottrikr will he in Itittile zs. cd. - Ft Packet, or q in / ii, , ,i, tr:on p:il9, th,lsor‘s ;41,,dually subsiding ;I am 'now than •pq I) ,, r.kan • nut tite quatitity Oa 1.3,/161 l'ihj`cr eras Oa P 1 God, pertealy recovered, surf walking out daily: I , doubt rle "4i IlLt:le up tor the Army and Navy/ may a tllc not, but ono more box i which I think cautiou s to rake, will tl. as. And a 4 ' ht' Livr•ir of tite, Cvnimiisi'-'n er) ,. elm establish my health in its:original stater It id with the most heart-telt gratitude. thAt i ' i•nabs ' crs - Ce ' rat;tl.nusell) ( , ) % i v h i c ti . r i ltis " . l4.': l 4 titl. l • e e r i t ig re' r l a ' t j •isi rcci ii t i ? ;aci; ll .S .. ;a lC t4 l : 2'. '.P . 't t it e ' l l y i i. i. , NO' ) A. myself, Sir, yourinuch obliged humble Si'rvant, , 'will he ,careltil to observe. that .thewordii. "•• 1 ,- , i ii lii Dit:illtig:ttr; Manehestra, July t, 801 1 - -. W. l' F• A RSON.' No. .15, St. Paul's " sr. priiiied iii the Stamps ' 3 ~ „Ili. I'. S. For the publie benefit, Ido not object to the abov e hi e ds,, o e s siut ~i'ff i s . 1 , td ...„„,,,,t ow t hi a , will - be • 1 41 00 being published, hut leave you to act as your own .better ' eieut '' . ' C rt.- his S3ll4tUre ‘. ~,.: r t seeunty. AK - 4frA,t 'mutter el ... . . .. h Coaled 4.•• judgment shall di etare. ' • • : ' LibtqS Orl Dr , 1:11114.-j'S Powder e ill int 4.11$1;011 . WO Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor. , • heinet.a-Ward. •' ' • - ' ) 1 r). tbase t s THOS. TAYLOR, Nlember of the Royal College of Surgeons, Stanips will he allowed gratis-, as usu.-, -(.. ..,..,. Ro.. I.olldon, at 116 HOLISC„'NO. 9, NOV lii tdcstrr i unitise Mag . a Dozen or morn :it a time, or i kir.. , ~ i, Where, after a constant residence of more than !'hire .six I P •ai4'' 1 4 i - -:. el.' ' tit Years, in a prate-lice particularly', diretted to the, Cure of .. ..,11 ) 7 c . kt . n r eT : s7i , o . emer -.; -9 - Lezen**`: pi. Bi°i " t. -It -1 q (N,iee,tiirraisatiloiCi oiinnpbloatiniltse,axiosid,t N ti s o i se di li t ic h i a il t en i t n a v l i t o o ta .t b ir e I se,; 'art r s o : I t .._ 2: : a A to a t e t p le ti pi - ris ;21 6 01 l' ? . r o cA: k a t ' t s x ' r h i l' ln .d % P , l. 1. ... j: :•:. ,‘) t Wa h r e S ° E b6 ra e tU rV it% 1 1 :- e 1 1 ) ). ° f: S i lee'r's k .t rpOdeidoc -." ' ' . i, ' 'ft e rt ' g i erl: t fri g et t lie b i u n i el le IC : t; ce ...OX - 24 0 _F.tigliSli Coffee ,,, 6 . , flwaltlticerhs h l il i e n n ts:l i f ‘,lll). a r ti s t. s at iQ a n nti sh a ° s l s l i i s d tan a I t. ly aOministers ro• Persons taking this Medicine, will be. ' no. COttvulsion ( i.l - 2' esteemed by a discerning Ptiblie, as an. advaitta4e seldo m : D o. i2,6 1 ,,,, r i1i,:y ri , —,- I I, •I:s;t's ft:ott , MI IS , 1 fi r$ I .i, , ~..fi n irn 4 . : to be obtainet4 and void of ambicuitv. - Also sold, by his Appointment, Air .the 'eoneniertee of . : is "43 eity i : a s rct' lttrio ri tt e s t P ° i L l e l i s iges: : . .: 5 r(E r rsa ' lts ' lccis l'imi P es" I - . 11 : i those living a a distanre, at the Perttiners, N o .. Gerry St. Al , Dr. "A tistlAs lil) beate ,Dr...-tiooPr 6 Pil-S 6 han'S-Street, Pali Mall; the Toyshop, • No. 103, Oxford: rt to • - -.' • ' ' •Cla, , ;',i All:zittl•sia - ••• ; 6 " ' - street ; Mr. ,Dishorougfed, No. 7, Fish -street-hill ; Air. 1;11 1 by's Carminative i 9 Henry's 1)i! to - : b Steel's,hrlria xlit(le°CksseSlituiritli-I:l4:4l!;e,ll'lF.lilinallt°tr'ng.b ;Lil‘ttice.lstlant%rv-ehlii•is; l'i u t s's : . l l l -" T'c i)t s .CD ‘i l tV l(xn 3 0 'bg N i s .,P 9. r irl . Ts- s (. iit r) ;, l : l l.: 4 2; l !i s lc s a - ' l ' sl . l)oblin ; Mr. liiilitige's, 'Liverpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, \lan! chester ; and by one Person in every considerable Tow n a 1 :: Creat Britain and. Ireland, in Boxed 0 1 on l y a s . 9d ei i l : 3 6 110. TOIII Lote.f,‘‘‘'sr al , o .,l t ,, sealed up with full and plain direetions whereby peCso71:0 .11 1 -N iure -- B. :Statrp 7 k. Wiest MY. '.Newbery's ':l t a9 , l ; e ' .. t i r i f t ai"; ~rot, safety. I jo l r t le -. S s -ji : e' i nC t lt e :t * t t i l ) ift n i lunatic ; I r e ' t ' c t c e - 4 ° ( ' ireetv)th: , `l's T ineWre ; 1 ) either sex may. Fitre themselves with ease, speed, s.:cre i ,. ) ;; an d safety, Persinis patticulativ Servants and :*lrie . n.,.r"i l '",. l , 4t 1 : 1 N. lt. Every Box sold in Croat Rritaiwis .sealed up with 't H l7 i:" :" t 'fi.z t" i: i t t i t tl Y d . 4 r r i t h ic e le i::e b . , :i v t e y 0 6 : :-' ::::::ri c ::: :; ::' .:is ; i:t al e7 . !' lli:. a stamp, on which, by tiivour in the Commissuiters, iS print- • at " r u h t e t iast Larli i. of St. /,'attl's, r:are-u to - CPe 3 R. I titc:',''. , ~,, sent , • ‘ , / s•I, cry at the Stamp-office, TrrylOr, street," to imitate which is Felony-, and all Deuce; :14 r. 4 N" ". • . tateit.. "'e coo n. , Wi7rds •are ills - :ribmt : " 11-IE .R ( . L , N°. 9.. New llnilio:. that ti his a.l.i4;e . White Stuccoe.• Front, ,-', Aft LH ( '''' . _........... 0 ''' 1 FOR. 1)k, I A INVIS's POWDE •-.' DIRD: On Saturday bet, in the Cif) , of Clnucester, Mrs. Sandi ford, witi• of the Rev. ‘.:ttaries Sandiford, Vicar of Awre, in that County. PRICE OF 'STOCKS, Bulk Stock Wavy 5 per Cent. 9`1931. Per t Mt. t"‘:)", 96 4,4 1 tilt 5 per Cent. 4 pet tent. Con. 724:64 3 per Cent. Red, 6 jii 34,11 3 per C. Con. 6:* boi l 60 4 } I kittA Scats Hank I—Atm. 1S 171 DitV)Sipett Ann. Mtto Scrip DAY. , . India Stock Indi a ih))):Is s. prenf. ' .. );):L•neti. I.llls. par S. 4118. I' 1111iLibid ditto pr em . 1341 E. xchaqvcr Bills (lig. ( /annum '• ! Imper. 3 perCcnt. 59 s7I. I )itto Attn. I itaiik fur optiiing . • India for Aix. cons. tor Mhy 62 6,111 YES? MONEY TO ADVANCE UPON ANNUITIES DEEM:VILE. mid respea fully form the nry .or permanent SU SI'S 1 ON EY. '" Nobility An Gentry i who) have ol;c:ision tot tempo. . . by the gr;sut ut pr vtiww6e, Mgt from tlwir want with Alo.oicif P:irsons of the first re4patobiiitY , t/o 4 can alwavc 'advance inintadiate Sums,* soor. to. iL; -01 . upon r;:s1 Securities, asi. , ing Opal Land, H0u.60, or t'"''' l 4 PrDP-tti Ckrgyinat's livings, MArriage Aattierticntsi,% l- ctix‘y'; loititures, bec. No de,lay, will aritc , what the Secu w t4.il and R ot i n t r i c ate, ill' pfivilegc or returning tfc P4l at °Pii.)ll. Front s ix to twitlve yeatiyerettaAt -be given for Annuities; aci.tirdi lig to t moire ol• tie Security. r'kPßl4* Person44y, br bf Lett.:rs: (Post paid) at :YD. 7, Coil' strL•et, Strand: , , SSTATES - near - TANIWOR 1. ; :1 and LICHFIELD. TO Bb SOLDIY. AUCTION, At the SWan Inn, in Lichfield, on Friday the aoth Pay of 0 May. 1803, nt 'Four o'ol4. in the Afternoon; 13 VERAL 1 7 alunhie FKEEtiOLD 3 0,1 COPY' . . . , . . - 1 - Mtb ESTATES of INHERITANCE, am! ;11A sevaal LEASEHOLD ESTATES,'-in -Lots, and subjed to Conditions. f • ~ .Lot I; A freehold Estate, consisting ofa netVly.erefira Messuagc, with hams, and all shitahle Out -buildings, in complete- Repair, and about 210 Acres of Arable, Meadow, ii and Pasture Land,situate ;it . iyi gg i ng (on, in the 0cc01' 4 , 44 f 1 of Thomas Phillip s , at th e y ear ly Rent of 3301. loget o6 2. with a Ntoiety 'ot the Manor of lierlastOn, evending arc aoove 2000 Acres of Land, abounding with Came; and il•':- ctudirig a, :right of Fishery in the river Meese. This Es tatel j is tree horn. both ,great and tintall Tithes, alld CPACiltel front the Lanai-Ta t... r r j Lot. 2. A Freehold Estate, in the Occrapation of Thon!3s I Pipe, at' the ye a rly . R&it of 461, 4.5.' consistint; nt . 3 M C-i ' 1 suage, with a new Barn, and .about ..23 Acres of Lind. .1 3 ,* ') 2 R. 0 - I'. of which` arc Arible, and the rv.reinder very n . . 1 .;i Meadow Land, sit uatod at Caton, and adjoillog thainniP /4 R tenting (torn l'arnwor 03 to 'Lichfield. ' ri rug Lot. .3. ~ A vvry tle4iiraSle I.:suite, kiflled Lon wa y' ."' I Fami, in the Occupati on o f Tho:nas Pi:cilium, at de l'' g l Rent of 1501. consisting ofa Meio;tr.tge %nil a.iiant, *IP ~.1 suitable -Out-buihlings ;, :Orchard, Carden, and govgai Fish Ponds," well ,stored with Hilt ; and about (i.'‘‘, (4l „t• rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land; 3. ) ' ,14 0"; 11 '1 - 4 arefreehOld, and the . remainder CoPy hold, kid 1 nor ot Longdon.—This Estate is-situatc.sl atotit a 10: sa , 4 Half from Lichfield, adjoining the Turnpili:! Rout! 14% 14 .. to Staribrd, and is well worth the atteution of a Ceit; tiOnn Alto . ,liiialtclkto build; AS the Freeholci Land CO vile of tor t finest Prospeels in the County of Stalbrd. l': Landis in excellent condition, several of the Pastares ''''' having been plougheiffOr 3o A'e.,.trs and Upwards.'' , , Tile Purchasers of the above Lot s may he riecomnlo aa '‘ 4 with 00c-half of their respective Purchase. Monies. • Lot. 4. Twoo - Pieces of Freehold LAiti, situated at 1 ";‘,° 1 " 14 in the Occupation. of.Thoinas Moss,. ;italic yearly Knot s ‘ 131. *is. containing about q Acres 2 Roods. . Lot. s. Au undivided Moiety of a Piece of rich Malloy Laud, Called the Ilusal Meadow, situated at Orgreav:',A l l l : ing the River 'Trent, in the Occupation of.--- Kent; at to . yearly Rent 01 . 131.--The Whole of the Busal Meadow ine.a• sures about 12 A. r R. 7 I'. The above-mentioned Lots are all exonerated from 11,c Land-Tax. . Lor. 6. - 111 Piece' of 'Meadow Land, situated at S;d l rr:: Bridge, in the Occupation of M. George Bomb, Ar,. l . .yearly Rent of ti i . and containing alsout tour Acres. -- 4 2' f 'Land is held by Lease under the Slibchairter and Vicars Civi ral of Lichtiekl Cathertral at the yearly reserved Ken t° ii. 24. for the Lives of George Hand, Esq. Mr. John Ilark.tr, and Master Trevor 0 wen .jones.• The following Estate.; arc situate in the City )rid Coot.? of Lichfield : 4 Gentleman's Faiwiy, situated lit !doer-street, iii . the 0, 1 : Lot. 7. A capital l'ilessita , , - : , lit for the Residence of ! tints of 1r... Joseph Potter; conNiitintrof two Parlours an 0 1 4 ; Halt to the Front ; arid a largoKitcheri and a back Pariour, , the Ground Floor ; tour large Chambers,. with two Ot,' s ko ims, On the second Floor; and' five execikut it!tic . '„: with Coach - house, Brewhottse , Yard, Garden, Coal -:;,•°:;,.., Latindry, good Cellaring, &e --This House. s held by 11`rd under the I' eoMes of Lowe's. Charity; at the yearly 1 ,,, i '' . 0, 1 r 21. is. tine the Tennof 40 Years, eolnineneing the ;1 0 '.;; olNoVelnber, 1792, and usually. renewed ever) 14 ‘ "WAlt- ' Lot 3. Iwo L)welling-hOtlses or 'routine:its in „ t , a street.. in the several ' occu p a tions of Thomas Worrai, ' l ' 3 4 Yard, Stable. and Pigstye, at the yearly rent of Si• !T s ' u . c . of the Widow Mat kland, with Yard,'Brew-bo," se tVX m &c. at the yearly rent or 61. toe. together tvit c ' l ,l6:::l w nw, tour Horses Ifinaliig to Wade -street, With 1;1; L i g b;:iti , id , G'arden-house, and a Piece of Gattlnit.toro . "l ii i - , sa g Jos. the said Dwelling-houses, in the OcctlP+PY l : / 1 ° ' e in 1 lot, 4 ' 3 - Potter, with : the Prernists' wi'n'o) in I,l ;c r ' ecto : cs T a i r ie . giving the same a communication with Wade- Premises , comprised in this l ot . o r parptigje,Uft W ' , • ewe Tenure. , . ' )•or 11.: , A Garden' in Stow -street, in 0 ciiPati° ll "f I. A don ; and two Pieces of Arable Land, w , " ;)„,... Lot IS. i. :itahli; intbe Ocampaticin of l'hoinas Sinith• —' ', -- f o r the the : l c :, oarn in ) " held by Lease under the, Starch:utter atild Y iC2 2" 2 - t, 11 14 - Fttrnt OP 21 'Years commeneing March Sr. le' - , e vai annual resented Rena of 11.. Bs. '4d. and " 5113-Y rel every seven-Yeats: . Lnt ro. Two Pieces of excellent Pasturc- . Lan d ' 7; 0 4 , 1 :01 3.75-bor'At. ' -newly erected Barn, situated at Boley, id the Occo 1) ,` • ,% 1,0 —....,...._ Sherratt, containing' about 3 A. 2,K. 22l'• °I NC d/SI 1 . .. ‘ 2 . lt. are held by Lease •gf the sad Subdi' n , Otto.. 'Vicars, for the Term of at' Years, commencing 2 9,t' l u ,ibr tar..l.t) i t 7 : I t : at A t : L a e " of n annual reservedeeol d l. a Kent nd at ; t o . : - e l :, I renewea every seven Years. , s - fl ing did ,- , • , ) the occupation of the :aid -- ahoy . lot it atilt containing shout 23 e ow.' i • Lot - 12. ' A Picce of Fri chold Land,' situate. at , e. I li" iLI lite Occup ation of. I . Attar , COntaining 2 A' ' . ~ • Lot 13: Ditto ditto, 2A. a It. -RP. ' Lot 14. Ditto ditto, 3A.0 R. 2 I'. • Int is. Ditto ditto, 4A.2K. 32 P. r nd Tag. . • 3 hesc tour last Lots are exonctated from the ..a.• - • lo t A ' , : - Y - . Pi4Vision of th e respedive Premises may be f :, , i Laq Day, 1304, and printed Particulars had a(the ki ;he and us. Arnl:;s * Loy...Lath ; the Crown, Burton-upon- I " re° ; No Angel. - A therstone ; ' Thre'e Tuns, Sutton ; and ell'. 1,, v l ';st'ites - olaY be seed at Mr. Lander's,SutveYor) "' l4 ' - and Nlr. Gill's, Attorney, Lichfield. '',_ - --- 3 -•• - ' i