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t Fiom tl,. LONDON OAZETTE„4::eg. 23, IsO3 Trar-Ogice, .471. ti. • The Right 1-I.n.'Chattes }lts T\lojwy's Sectetafy ar W4r, lip, :iprtinit'd•Fttt aeis, Mo o re; R. 6: ''e his Deputy, itt the room of Matthec Lewis, Esq. !'--- " War- Pfficy, ,iiugsist 23, 1563. Royal Regiment tit Horse Guards, Corner Willivn Walton A hney to he Licutirnrint, wit hoot purchase. Lieu tenant Williaut Napier, 'front Half-pay of the 6211 Foot, to be Cornet, vii.e,Ahney. „ Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, roeutenant john ruin mines. from Half-pay of the late 41.11 Light I ragtions, to be Lieutenant.. 3d Ditto, Quarter-Master ----- Evans tub: Cornet, with Out purchase, vice Tiede, promoted. 7th' Ditto, J Wal Huger, Gem, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Aleut:lce, promoted in the 7th Dregoons. zd Regiment of Dragivits, Cornet Oole lenwicke, from Half-pay of the Regiment, to he Cornet, vice Barton, who exchanges,. pavicj Renaltlson Dickson, Gent, to be Cur net, without purchase. . Eth Regiment ot. Light Dragoons, Robert Bartlett Coles; tient. to be Cornet, by pureliase, vice Mat:Mahon, pro moted in the .Sth Foot. tzth Ditto, Lieutenant lames Paul Bridger - to be Captain of a Troop, / by purchase, vice Butler, who retires. • tpis Ditto, Henry Hall, Gott. to be 'Cornet, without par eliase, vice Young, promoted. IStft Ditto, William Henry, Bacchus, Cent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Ay silken% who retires. , 14111 Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas I tole, from the ol Dragoon Cuards, to be Captain of a 'Troop, by purchase; vice Lof tus, promoted. 27th Ditto, Lieutenant Edward lettningS, froin the 30th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Sims, tv hp exchanges. tat Regiment of Foot Gitarcla, Colonel Andres} Gammen, from Half.pay of the late etst Foot, to be Captain of 4 Compaq, vice Smith, who exchanges. 341 Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant Henry Marlay, from Half pay of the eth Foot, to be Lieutenant . he Ensigns - Quarter. Ma s ter C. C. Mackay, loam the 245t11 Foot: John G. Blacketiberg, Gent. tosiaa Taylur, Gent. To be Adjutant—Lieutenant john Charles Smith. Stir Ditto, ----- 11radbridge, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Donahoe, pronioted in tile 13t11 Battalion at Reserve.. gth.Ditto. To, be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign George Leabim, vice Deny, deceased. Ensign Ileory God win,' vice promoted in the Canadian Veneibles. Etirogii William Erskine. To be EltSigll, by purchase— John Peck, Gent. vice Dupre, who retires. • 13th Ditto, Major lobo Keane, from both Foot, to be Lieu tenant-colonel, by purchase, vieeTyntiall, who retires. tsth Ditto, Andrew Kerwin, Cent. to be Ensign, by pur chase; vice Wynne, proMoted. 13th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Percival, from the roth Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant Henry Pratt, "from Half-pay of the 27th Foot, to be Lieutenant. Lieu tenant William Walsh, froM• the Tyrone Militia, to be Ensign. Loth Ditto, 'Ensign Heelor Maclaine to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice - Dalrymple, promoted in Colonel Matra pager's 'Regiment. 21st Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Do'nald. Robertson to he Lieutenant- Colonel, without purchase, vice Browne,, deceased. bevel Major Charles Datralt to be Major, vice Robertson - , Lieutenant jot:not, Whitaker to be Captain of a Company, vice Darrah. 3 4th Ditto, Etisigh Charles Robison, from the 69th Foot, to be'Ensign. 26th Ditto, Lieutenant John Campbell, from Half-pay of the 23d Foot, to be Lieutenant. Lieutenant Charles- Ad dison,'lrom Half-pay of the Seth Foot, to be Lieutenant. •-•--- Charters, Gent. -to be Ensign, vice ,Thonition, whose Appointment does not take place. Quarter-Master James Nash, from Kilt-pay of the 6Stli Foot, to be S.,,l,Uar 'ter-Master, vice Mackay, remuml to theid Foot. 23 , 11 Ditto, Joseph Bennett, Gent.. to . be, Ensign, vice Cooper, whose Appointirtent does not take place. Der- - writ Ward, Gent. tithe-Ensign. 3ot h Ditto, Major William Wright, from Half-pay of the 63th Foot, to be Major, vice Jacob, who exchange,. Lieutenant Thomas Sims, from - the 27th Light Dragoons, to he 'Actin:smut, vice Jennings. who exchange's. To be Ensigns, John 'Tongue Gent. Alexander Fettee, Gent. Charles' Fietchct Cllampion . Gent. 31St Ditto, Lii'utertant Edward Stalitird, from ilal f- pay of . the 7th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Richardson, wilia ex changes. • rith Ditto, Lieutenant Peter O'Shauglinessy, limit the 2d 'West Italia Reginteut, to be Lieutenant, vice Carey, who exchiliges: 39th Ditto, Lieutenant Augustus Meade, front the 48th Foot, to he Captain of a Company. 4.4th•Ditto, Captain Charles Madden, front Half-pay of the ooth Foot, to be Captain tale Cutimany. Captain Ilenry Nixon, from Half-pay of the 6:4 Font, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant William Davis, fpm. Half-pay of the late 23d Light Dfa4ooo, to be Lieutenant- Lieu ',mem ThUitias O'Reilly, from Half.pay, or the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant. To be Ensigns—Francis O'Kearney, Gent. by purchase, vice EJulketley, 'who retires, Charges Hill, Gent. John Ellaketiey, Gent. To be Assistant'. Surgeon—Griffith Tones, Geht. vice Inglis, superseded. 47111 4711113W°, Captain Cecil' 'Baboon, trout Half-pay of the tat Foot C;o4ulS, to be Captain of a.CoMpaHy. 48th Ditto, Lieutenant Stephen (;nod be daptain of a Company. Lieutenant Henry Crotty, from the Leicester Militia, to be Ensign. -- Page, Gent. to be Ensign. Assistatit-Surgilm j. Leslie Thompson, front the 7th DN. gooir Guards, to he Sur eon. 49th Ditto, Lieutenant 1, Baskerville Glegg to be Captain or a Company, by purchase, vice 15Ianiire, promoted. ' Ensign William Collins to be Lieutenant, vice Glegg. •soth• Difto, Arthur Richardson, Gent. to be Assispiit,Sur geon„ vice Edgebill, promoted. yid Ditto, Lieutettant Lawrence D. Arnott, front lialf-pay of the etlt Foot, to be Lieutenant, Lieutenant Joint:Vita. luso(' born the 39th Feet, to be Lieutenant. , Whit.ing, Gent. ii. be En ogn. 57th Ditto, Hugh Muoitan, Cent. to be Ensign, by pun. chase, vice Booteiti, promoted in the loth toot. 58th Ditto, teptain joint George Brachurd, Irvin the 13d Foot, to be Pihrjor, vice Ciongey, romoted ill the 1 6th Battalion of 'Reserve.. Catitait's Daniel plaboncy. from. Hall-pay of tfic late 4th Regiment of the I rish,Brigade, to, he Captain of a Company. Lieutenant ,Antlionyli. Do ••• nellan, trpm Hall.pay et the 620 Foot, tu.be•Lieutenant. Richard farmer, Gent. to be. Ensign. sett! Ditto, Lieutenant James Bull to be Captairsof a Corn pany, by purchase, vice I'i:tet t promoted tit the 66th Foot. E io n t o l T, C. Wooller, to he Lieittenailt, Vital butt, 6-4111..p059, Lieutenant Jabal Macitelhon to be Captain of a Crospittly, by purchase, viee. Tiretnati, who retires. Lieu lemon loitn-. baron .11tiluwi. trout lialt.pay of the late Vol I, Hussars, to Lieut e nant. ' • • t ito, Capone I' recierick Barlow to. be Major, vice whose Aopointrmiti does lint rate pl4t;C:, cliarLoi Doyle, knoll the i7tli Foot, to beast ajor. Cap.. trio William Cox, Jinni tit the 6dth Foot„ to be Caotaiii ot 4 CCilill)Mly. Lieilteort Philip Richard Bulke ky, trout the 3oi it Four, lobe Captaiis CoMpany. lad -Ditto, Lietuenaiit Taytot, from 1141,-p it y. o f the .1111 Friut, to he Licutetiant, Vice Swyney, who oxen:loges. 63tt Ditto, Lientroiant Stopford Sidney Cosby, to be Captain of a 'Company, vice I liggirts, deceased. 66iti Ditto, Captain-Lieutenatit !mites P. Murray, from fisay of the to h Foto, to be Captain of i Ctimpany, 67th Ditto, Ensign John Rea," frotii Halt-pat Of the 35th Foot, to be Eneio,, Adjuismt lames , from kialf• pay of the Somerset Fencioles, to be Etisign. • 6etll Ditto, Captain ThliWoll' Dale,. from Half-pay of the 68th Foot, to be ,Captam ore Company.- Lieottataiit John . Ready, from the lath Foot, to be Captain or c ompany. .Lietuvilaiit George 1... me, fool) 1.4311 . -prig of the 36th Foot, 141 be Lieutemoit. Scarjant-tvlajor .SA11114;11 deity, to be • Quarter-Mass er. '3tt Ditto, Ensign Loftus Owen to be liottettant, without purelmic, vice Rumley,, promoted in Colonel's Chain - pagne's Regiment. linter Fullerton, Gent,, tu be limign, vice Owen, • , 746 Ditto, Ensign Busitett Collins to be Lieutenant, by put. chase, vice Tolirey, promoted, 75tle Putt), C.prain James Dunmore tq be m a i m -, v i ce Gray, doc,tsed.' Captain-Lieutenant Alexander Stcwart, tu bo Captain ut u Conipany, vice Dunsmore; Lieutenant Jonathan Brown to be Captaiii.l.ieuteturnt, vice Stewart. L'aittain.Lieutenant lonathan Brown, t? be Captain of a LON DO tit Printed by.llt) CH ANA N I L LAN, (ot• now-S,trect t (, :tvent-Gutclen; ; and At the Svm.Orrics, No. 11 2 ) S'iraNd; where Ark' frit:env:lh Orders 1 . ~ . ! ' C mip.mr, v4:e Hayes, deceased.. Lieutenant Srep!!en t.illman to .be Captain- Licut.:nairt, vice Brown. „Ensign 'obi; Fitcher to he Lieutenant, vice BrOwn. Ensign Fran tit I , l=l fq be LienteitAnt, vice Gillman.. 'Donald Mac l. laqiii.in. Gent. to be Ensign, .vice Fitchett.. Archibald Smart, Gem. to be' Ensign,, vice Engel. 77th Ditto, Ensign'. Roderiek"Matkenzie to be Lieutenant, withdnt fmtellase. vice' Donald Mackenzie • promoted. George Bristow, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Roderick Mac kenzie. Roth Ditto, Ensign Andrevie kelly to be Lieutenant, vice i Douglas, deceased. Charles . . Forrest, Gent. to be Ensign, ,viee NFI11 , „ . . . tst,Ditto, William 111lahurst I Gent. to be Ensign. J. R. Sotoe't, Gent..tobe Ensign. • ' Rh Ditto, Lieutenant Benjamin Preedy to be Captain of a .Compdliy, without purchase. g6tli Ditto, Alexander Cahill, Cent. to be Assistant-Sur. ' germ, vice Wright, who resigns. . ist West India, Regiment —!Lielitenant the, Honourable Fre ! . ! deriek C. Ponsoby, from the loth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Broughton, pro. rooted. zd Ditto, Lientenant Sam pson' _ Carey, from the 36th Foot, to be Lieutenanti'vice OrShaughnessy,"whe exchanges. ,3d Ditto; Lientenant John Beatty, from the 57rh Foot, to be • Captain of a Company, withotit purchase. vice Keight ' Icy, removed tothes7th Foot.. Volunteer,William [ohn. stun to be Ensign, without purchase, vices Rogers, pro. moted in the s7th Font. • 6th Ditto, LiCtitenant John, Markham Maemahon, from the 86th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Miller, 31% 7 pointed ro the tst Garrison ,Battalion. • Menroies Regiment—Cal,tain- Lieutenant I-I. F. de Aleorna Bayard to be Captain of a Company, vive Mayer, deceased. ' Lieutenant I leery L. de la Harpe to be Captain-Lieuten ant, vice Bayard. Colonel Rantsay's Regiment-- Lieutenant Lewis Amtslie de Noe, :Mtn the gth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Blair, deceased. Ist Battalion of Reserve—Thomas Lyte, Esq, late a Cap tain in the Northumberland Fencibles,,lo he Captain of a Company, 'vitt' temporary Rank in the Army. Edward Gardiner, Esq. late a Captain in the Prince of %Valet's own Fencibles, to , be Captain of a Company, with .tern porare Rank in the Arm)'. • To he Lieurenarsta—Ensign john Read, from the 36th Foot. Angus Robertson, Gent. late a Lieutenant in the 35th Foot, with temporary Rank in the Nripy; Simon Davis, • Gent. late a Lieutenant in the 6sth Foot, with temporary Rank in the Army. To be Ensign.—Thomas Martyn, Gent. late of the Cheshire id Ditto, Captain William Lambe Palmer, from Half-pay Of the 93d 'Foot, to be Captain of a Company, with tern. -pinery Katlic' in the Army. Lieutenant L. C. O'Neill, from the oath Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Lieu tenant Charles Rea, from Half-pay of the. Marines, to be Lieutenint, with temporary Rank in the Army. John Metge, Gent. late of the sth Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rant in the Army. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant Whitt, from the . 3d Foot, to be • Captain of a Company.. Ensign John Minor to be Lie u . tenant, John Owen, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Griffith, whose Appointment does not take place. Assistant. Su rgeon Henry Marsh, front the td Dragoons, to be Surgeon. ath Ditto, Lieutenant Trevor' StannUS, from the Bth Foot, to.be Captain of a Company. • ;th Ditto, Captain John Choa , pe, from Half.pay of the 3d Foot,, Guards, to be. Captitin••ot a Company, with tempo rary Rank in the Army. To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant John Marsh; from Half-pay of the late sth Regiment of the Irish Brigade. Haw king, Gent. late of the Caithness Highlanders, with tern porary,Rank in the Army. John - James. Grindley, Gent. late of the Devon and Cornwall Fencibles, with temporary , Rank in the Army. To be - Quarter-Master—Quarter. Master Richard Walsh, from Half-pay of the late loth West India Regiment. To be targeon--Aasistant-Surgeon,W. S. Nice, from the 3d Drigoon Guards. • 6th Ditto, Lieutenant john Casson, from Half-pay of the isth Foot, to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank in the Army. Assisrant-Surgepit Charles Tucker, from the 3d Dragoons, to beSurgeon. :7th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Roger Walker, from the aoth [,i_ght, Dragoons, to be Surgeon. Bth Ditto, Captain the Hon. Richard Jones, from Half-pay of the tsth Foot, to be Captain, with temporary Rank in the Army. Alex. Gourley, Gent. to b e E ns i gn. '9th Ditto, Captain Hugh flughes, from Halt-pay o f t h e st h l Foot, to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. toth Ditto, Lieutenant Rogers, from the loth Foot, to be Captain of a Company. Lieutenant Robert Merrow. ' from the Glamorgan Militia, to be Ensign,' ink Ditto, Captain Willoughby Bean, from Half-pay of the Cidtistream Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Comp a ny, with temporary Rank in the Army. John Williams, Esq. • late of the tooth Foot, to . be Captain of a Campany, with temporary Rank in the Army. Ensign Henry Ellis, from the 514 foot, to be Lieutenent. John Stack, Gent. to be, Ensign. nth Ditto, Captain john - Cillam, from Half-Pay of the oh Foot, to he Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Arnty. Charles Duke, Elul. late of the 26th Foot, to be CaPtam.of a Company, with temporary Rank in the Army. Lieutenant Michael Hearn, from Halt'. pay of the ziith Foot k to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank in the Army. (image Ainslie Gent, to be Ensign. 13th. Ditto, Lieutenant John Semple, from Half-pay of the hoe Irish Artillery, to be Lieutenant. tatli Ditto, Hugh Beaten, Esq. late. a Captain in the Glen-, gary Feittubles ' to be Captain au Compa n y, Wi t h tempo- - rary Rank in the Army. Angus Macfarlane, Esq. late a Captain in the Angus Fencibles, to be Captain of a Com: party, with temporary Rank in the Army. Lieutenant ',ugh Chisholin, from Half-pay of the Jath Foot, to, be Lieutenant.' • 16th Ditto, G. Waddington,iEsq. late a Captain in the Tar ben Feneibles, to be Captain of a Company, with tem porary Rank in'the Armf: Thomas Birminghant Sewell, ..Esc •. to be Captain of a Company, with temporary Rank. in the Army. Lieutenant Anthony Power,.from Half-pay of the Goth loot, to be Lieutenant. Lieutenant Edward Collis, from Half- pay'otthe zstli Fnut, to be Lieutenant, with temporary Rank the Army. -lobo Mar:Fatah, Gent. , to, be Ensign. William Lyons Cane, Gent, to be Ensign. 3il Royal Garrison Battalion, Captain Jac o b To w s o n, f rom the sth Foot, to be , Cap tai n of a Company, vice rednie l placed.pn the Retired List, sth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon lathes Sowerby, from Half.pay of the loth Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vicc.Mabey, removed to the 7th Garrison Battalion. 7th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Michael Matey, from the eth Garrison Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Kidd, promoted in the t ith Reserve Battalion. 'Canadian Forcible Injaniv. Captain G. Robertson, from Colonel Champagnes Regi. mento.lobe Maja_r4 Lieutestast Peter William De Haren, from the both Foot, to be Captain of a Company. New Brut:nark Fem,•ihlei, G. V. Geratr, Esq. to he Captain of a Company, With tem porary Rank hi the Army. Nrwfismdland Finribles. Tito Lelievre, sq. (Captain in the late Newfoundland Fen cible) to be Captain of Company, with temporary Rau in the Army. Lieutenant Edw. Tadman. from Half-pay of the yth Foot. to bc.Cliteitallt, vice Chambers, removed to the id Foot-. [To be contitieed.) Crisp, , , n Office, Augun xo , 1803. tindiS2II.IIITIANID To SERVE 1j THIS PRRSINT PAIttIAMENT. Borough of Whitcherch. The Hort William Broderick. CFO nj Bristol. The Right Hon. Chulel'ilragge, His Majesty's Secretary. at Wu: BANKRUPTS. ,foaltua jay, of Norwich, coal-merchant,_ to surrender Aug. It, and Oet. 4, at rive, at the King's-Hoag, Manerott, NOrwich. Attorney, Mr. llygrave, Norwich. john titarlorth end Gilbert Starforth, Durham, woollen mart ufaelorers, Sept. t 2, 1,3, at eleven, anti Ott. 4, at five, at the Red-Lion, North Bailey, Durham. Attornies, Mr. Smalea, Durham; or Mr. Citation., Staple's-Inn, Lon dun. ", • .. • . . I ;Ricit. forcer, of Great Drithe • and cornfador, Aug. '29,. Mitt (lit, 3, at eleven, at the 131ue-M:11 Inn; G-eai Prillield; A thifines, Mr. Sher:.,, Great James-street, Bcdford-row, London; or • Mr. Conyer3, . , So;ornon Fletcher, of Manchester, linen-draper, Sept. S . , - 9, and Ott.'4, at eleven, at the - BridgeWater.Artris, Man. cheater. Attornies, Mr.. Foulkei; Manchester; or Mr.. Foulkes, ' Bloomshury.square s London: • , Richard Langston; of Cross street, Chester, and Michael Gainey, of Chetwood, 'Manchester, iotton.rnerehants', - Sept. 7,8, and ()fit. 4, at tout, at the Star Inn, Deansgate.' Attorney, Mr. Edge, 13rown-street, Manchester. lames Carew, of Bristel; merchant; Aug, 26, Sept: 5, and . Oet. 4, at eleven, sit the Bush Tavern, Bristol. AttOrnies, Messrs. Hilt and Meredith, Gray's-Inn, London; or-Mr. Easton, Bristol. Edward jones,, late of Hereford, butcher, Sept. 9; to, and Oct. 4, at ten t at the Greyhound Inn, Hereford. Anon, pey, Mr. Downes,- Hereford 'Edward lones..the elder and Edw. Jones the younger, of Hereford, corofaaors Sept.-9, to, and Oa. 4, at ten, 'at the Grey.hound Inn, Attorney, Mr, Downes, Herefotd. The Fifth of next Month the Lottery begins Drawing. Tickets and Shares are selling by T. Btm, at Old. Established Offices, No. 4, Corn_ hill, and No. 9, Charing-cross, where all Prizes are paid on demand. In hii first calculation of the prOduce of the In. come Tax, arising from' the' vast proiperity of trade anti commerce, Mr. Pzrr laid much stress'on the multitude of carriages that roll along the streets of the metropolis. 114 c With great deference to that able Financier, many elegant vehicles which sport within the circles of fashion, owe their existence to other causes besides that of a prosperous state of trade and 'commerce,—namely,--to 'the establish_. meet, of State , Lotteries. From the beginning of Lord NoITH's Administration to the - pre. sent year (including English and Irish) Seventy Stare Lotteries have been draWn. Calculating only Six (first and second rate) Capital Prizes in each, it would appear that' upwards of Four Hundred large Prizes from 30,0001. down to 16,6061. have found their way into private families, and the latter in con. sequence, " walked into their carriages." As a strong instance in proof, an eminent Coach-maker in Great Queen-street, has, been heard to declare, that' he has built fifteen splendid carriages within the last eighteen months, acknowledged to `be in consequence of Great Prizes 'gained at Pores Lot. tery Gffice, , Rpyal Exch an ge. The Public in gene ral seems to - entertain high 'expeCtations from that Office, in the ensuing-New Lottery, Which coin met.ces Drawing on the sth of September. SHIP NEIPS. YARMOUTH, AUG. 22. Arrived—the Hope, Seaman, from Harwich ; Fiyer% Fish, Wright, from Hull ; Industry, Booth, from Christiana ; Jervis, Pashley,Constant Trader, Plowman, and lorige lamb, Drewiek , from L on d on ; Parasket, Hew, from finlaß.l bound to Hamburg!), rize to His Majesty's Ship La Fortuncil! and Emanuel, Eacobson, from Soen. Salled—the Susannah, Miles, for London ; Mary, Brown, lot Harwich. ?OOIZ, AUr.. 22. Arrived—the Arne, IVoollancl, from Plymouth; Dart, King, Aaive, Williams, Hope, Netherwood, from Ports mouth; Barley, Collins, from Tenby i • Pomona, Dench, from Exeter.; 4leanor, Wyatt, Good I ntent, from Cowes; Prosperous, Steel, and Charles, Thoin'pson, from Chichester. Sailed—the Hope, Mew, for Cowes ; 'lac* Tucker, for GlasgoW ; William and Mary, Boynes, for Southampton ; Brother's, Whittle, for Hythe ; and Pomona, Heath, .for Li verpool. GRAVISYND, AUG. 22, Passed by—the Oak Atkinson, from Leghorn ; T w O Sis ters, Horwedge, and Young Peters, Peters, from Einbden. SAiled—the Providence, Clark, for Elsinore Sophia, for :Enibden ; Pursuit, l'urnees, for Petersburgh ; Collins, Stanley, for Copenhagen; Enterprize, B urgess , f or K e il ; Stag, —, for jersey ; and Richard, Terry, tor Cadii. MARRIED. . . On the z9th of July, at Eribole, Capt. Mackay J. Seobie, ;of the Hon. East India Company's Service, to Miss Barbar.i Mackay, only tlatOter of MajOr Mackay, of Erihole. DIED. On4neiday, in Welbeek.street,, after a lingering illness, Major-General Sir John Brathwaite, Bart. aged 64, lately re tin mil front the c'oast of Coromandel, viliere he long held the Chief Command of the .Corivany's Army. At Edinbtirgh, on tlte.Bth inst. Major- C;eiteral• F. Halket, of the Scots Brigade. At Edinburgh, on the loth inst., John Small, Esq. of Overmains, Lieutenant in His Majesty's Navy. STOCKS, DAY. I tutia,Stock India Bonds S. 5. t.x. Dills S. dis. Uranium 7ilkt did. ttit per. 3 per L'ont.• Ditto Alths. 9 r-16 Bank for • - Coo. tot Aug. , 'PaICP. 0 • I • YItSTS, Balk Stack I I I. • v y iicr tlent• 011 per ( int. 1'797, Irish s per' Cent. er Lent. Con. 69j 3 Per C. R. 54iii 3 per C. C on. lien IC 1.. A. 16,11, Between I WCKINGIIAII4 and MESTER, With Possession at Lady, Day next. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. • By Mr. RAINE, On Friday the 26th instant, at lint Rainbow Cefree-HOuse, in Cornhill, at Twelve o'Cloek, in Ten Lots, • Valuable FREEHOLD antl TI 1 . 144.1tEE A. • ESTATE, the whole sit ua t e d w i t hi n the Parish of Twyford, which extends over the•Harnles or CliarntLin, in which the greater.part of this Estate lies. The Land is principally Graiing Ground 'of theofirst qua lity, and conta i ns altogether OA. Aores, OR winch are mice Homesteads, called Cress's, IThostall's Hill, and Smares:; the two former very good, and, all are pleasantly situated.. Mr. eftlS3', at Twyford-, atf 'well as' the other' Tenanta, will chew their respeetive Lands, of whom ,printed Particu lars may be had ; also, of the Printers or the Oxford, Read log, and Northampton I'apen ; Cobham Arni:;, liuckinghini ; Kin,re. Arms, llicester k George, Aylesbury; at the . lain. buw ; of sl r. l-lollier, at Titanic . ; ,11 r. Carter, Stapleinn ; apti of Mr. Raise, ' Surveyor. in Charlotte -street, Bloomsbury, London, Where a Plan may beseen. CAPITAL RESID4NCE, HANTS. mO BE ,LE ry, and entered pit immediately, if I...desired, tit thr a genteel Family. -The--House consists of an Eating-room and DraWing.room of 48 by' 17 Ivet, AO $4 feet high, well fitted up; .lireakfast-roorn, g, MOM, Dressin and Housekeeper's room ; Butlers!t Pantry,' good . : Kitch, and other-Offices, on tho Gr oun d Floor. Extensive Cellars en , four Bed-rooms, two light Closets, and four Attics, and ti% good Bed-c(tainbers over the Cuach-liouse and. Wash-house ; excellent St.Oling for six Horses, besides the Pairri Stable; two Coach:htiuses, and • ail convenient t)tfices.. A Pleasure Garden, %vial Crean-house and Melon-v*lnd ; also u Kitchen Garden, and detaehed 'Cottage and earn) Buildings, with Twenty Acres pt, _rich Pasture Land in :front of the House, and . Feu Aere r s of - Arable Laoit, whereof are: Lid doWn to Seed. The 'Miele sitti,its: in tho weft-known and beautiful - Village of ,, litanidrari, :Ind hi the 'centre of the Hampshire l l l ., i c u r t , t l . l, 1 14..e h i r ) e t eo y O e t a ni rs t? b il e c m a i S li a l o l i i i n 3 i , l e ' l if:r.;: t ee ttr d e , :n w . ty l i tx.s het t r , r;l l ll:. \,aiur.ltiQ. and l~aii'td the Furniture may be ii2d upon an e4rl..applicAt:z.m, Mr. p e rry, Of . ‘v ; and Mr. Webb, .of Salisbury,- wit-ha-eat for the same. s l'uolisheri by IV t WAN , ARII.?I4;ER otit ers,, t. u.' or the Paper, Lepers for the 4ditor, ke. own n O - „ Iu N i 3 I. EN4i i SN i I 1 : ~ 1 a SITUATION, P LA. Peron who itis 11-al taitice of Farming iron' infuncy ; 4is Vtr . gt . rV el •4, :aide, under,tandl the manageiwnt of 'fininv. - , a tolerable SaVi of the tinttre of Dratinngl writes agivni and nudes - paints accounts: his charad-r will beat ti,r a iriCtrs t •,. Inqniry, anti can Haire UAiiefliZtb:e * rereflCti. .Letters . I , 9St..ptii(ll,l . llidreSied to A. B. Sivacen . ) I Ffiday:sieeet, Lon(!.)n, will be au!) , attended to. I 4 , 4, NEW MEDICINE ACT. At the only Warchtn.se for Dr. IA MES's POWDOti No. 45, St. Paul's Chorch-yard, London.. TH} following MEDICINES are Sditi, th tt Prices annexed - including th 6 Stamp Duties; and Si; it is enact:d, that from the Ist of September,. tapz; thq . Stamps• should be applied t o all ProprietAry . well for foreign as for Home Consumption, antl,as a con-. % siderable •Addition made to the Stamps, on the•artieles" . • higher value, or th ere in built, the prtee,s of Dr. fame s ' s Powder will be in future zs. gd. per Packet, or tk l • 5s- (0 ' per Do4ett ; but the ntiantity of a Doierl tle.(as made up for the Army and Navy: may be had tor 11. 45. And as by favour of the .Commissioners of .ktu , Stamp Office' Plates are prepared , for Mr. Newbery'•i seP' ate tm,•with'iliv Jame engraved in each Stamp, the V üblle will bee:lrani to observe, that the words, " F. Newbery, ;No. 45, St. Paul's l " are printed in the stamPs of all his Medieltles"; mid as it is preSumed that this will be a dent security a gain s t Counterfeits, his Signature oil 111 Lables on D r . l ames ' s Powder will be discantinued front eller forward. • • Stamps .will be allovVed gratis, as usual, to those I°l°' purchase Mali a Dozen or, more at. a time, of the low 4r priced articles. s. .'d. ' I. d. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 Lozenges of Innis tit ' a Bottle" •, 24 .o Freake'iTind.of Bark 4 9 Do. Anale_ptie Pills 4 6 Do, Do, large Mox '24 *d Eng,llsh Collee - 6 Ar. Stier's Opodeldoe • z - 6 °monk A rquebusatle S 6 Do. CPll l ll44i9nOil', 2 6 OfiliSkiCkNiedif, i g: S 0 10):: Paregoric e L l o ) z rol ig s ,:s . .Essence_g iSh' e S Cvtelt.i!preir.l-int 1 6. ...rant's,.Drops Dil;r.rYA'6u?tillaticiul 's•C 'P ha i gt f eate 4 l)r. Moiler's pills I 6 1 i . ditto - o Class's Alagnesia 3 ,, 6 Dalby's Carminativ e 1 9 Henry's Ditto ' - 6 Esse.nceof Coltsloot 3 6 Norton's DroPs 6 Cephalic Swift' - o 9 §yilsbury's I)ropit , 5 Mr. Spence's Dentrifrice 4 0 Dr. SoLinder's.l'ea 2( 4 Jones's Rhetimatie Tine- • • ,Greenou4ll's ado re titre - 3. 6 Do. 'rolu Lozenges t to N. 13. Stamps with MT. Newbery's N.une are atPx‘..d the first twenty Articles above enumerated ; and as 111 1 • ' Persons particularly Servants-and Messengers, toisrakF t ", House, he is under the nec4..ssiry of pointing, lint , ,t l : l `t t ' l ,,„l at the East End of St. Paul's, nearest 'to Chi:V. s ,, a ,. c : h ee a that it has a large Whit& Stuccoed Front, on whit Words are THE ON L Y FOli. DR. JAMES's POWDER." WOR.Tl . ll ; the ATTENTION of . . 3/R, TT is bbt justice 16,your. merit, that .should ,at • JL . knowledge, in thi s public manner, the good 1 Sienced fri;in takin g your valuable Medicines, the llotaii:' 2 ;"!, Syrup and Nervous Cordial. 1 was atilided lot 'several years with a violent ScOthillic, Disorder; as also with bealness in an alarming degree. t could find no benefit for these complaints, although 1 plied to Jeversil of the most eminent ot the FacultY;!!but pettedly cured by taking the above Medicines. I am, Sir, - Your ever grateful and limn* Servant, • :JOSEPH ART Ii Y,.-"f ;inner ay.) MattStCip, Hey bridge,. dear 1414dt:i, Essex. W•• l theis the' above, • Wm. Sax tON, _Tinilighturn t . Nay 27, - Dmit Sir, • Portirnouth. , 'My situation for many Tears past -has been so truly nib serable, that I have often wished for death to relieve loci' but have wished, in vain 'Owing to juvenile intliscretioo i r a iiieedcintraeled.at school, I labOtired under almost a t ilk. deprivation of sight ; my memory had lost it:: rerl' i ` jor . powers, and my other faeuhies wereso much impaiN, a o ,,,o; '1 'bad little hopes, while my existence be 0 00- 'of being any thing else than a drone in the grett ciety. I-had applied to a number of eminent PO to whose prescriptions, instead of relieving, tooled ant? , wag crease the malady, until, about fourteen moths seise, made acquainted with your two valuable Maxiii.ines. the TANICAL-SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, a i r after taking three bottles, I found myself so much in vigorg , both corporally and mentally, that I could scarcely credit 1t evidence of my own senses. By tking: . two bottles' rnoret„, I myself so pertedly restored .to hearth and sps, • I tee! myself, 41 may be allorted the expression, an taut of another world. About ten months since I inifil t `, and three week's ago my wife presented me with it son, w ired, great joy of rnysel and friends, who had a long time dojo of having the t3lllilY name perpetuated. .• r !t. cu rs It, S ir , you think the publication of this reMark aa will he a benefit to the community, , and. to yultug "3` . 1,,,k1;; particular, you 'are pettedly at liberty to do so. MY ), and situation in lit makes it improper for name to apt at the bottom of an advertisement in a public parki nt h, ever, I shall be in' London about the middle of next 11 .. ? when 1 shall be happy to assure you with what respcx! gratitude I am, Sir, Your much obliged httinlite Serv:_4l,l4,, The Botanical Syrup and Restorative l l ‘ N ' 'e f :;w i t t :L 'at ' ir4l 6 , i; j : t vi l T i t t: '. ! be had at the Doditr's Housei Nn.9,Albion:.st.ezt. in it , en d at 25. 1 ~641. and ss. sii• (duty" ixt:lticted); Co.'s, late - Bacon, No. tso, Oxford-street, 01)1''''' t ,' street; Golding, N 0 . 42, ; Ward, No. 3 24 . 1 e Withers (late Coach's) Medicine Strand, Temple-bar; Tutt's, Royal Perfumer to His Majesty, Ni,. 4t,' Pal ; o liangcf corner ofSt. Paul's Church- vard ; ; ,na „Ching and nutlet, No. 4, Cheapside • liuly. , ; , oo N o t -houst: , oon, No; 32, Haymarket; Stion"s High -street, Borough, opposite the Souttrwarli,+,,„.t.,,o,-.,„11.; Pulding'4, No. 76, Oxford-street, opposite. tr,or• 1 "„ ; , 17° 1 .13 , Druggist, NO )19ruL4;1; 130 w -lane. •' ' • • ' n th And ia tu l Nblearkhgettti of all the th Lin e erint..as • "T 4 bean gNraGtiti not inure branch winch I thotight proper to select, I trust,tl l3 -(ertelu(ll.)lyc29hitelAulertilislilttiVec4olen.iss;i!d'ef(r)taible praciic I", ! r. ' - not field of the Pcofession, are'-oceasionallyitntirciji is, uncertainty, and cannot always attain that succeior acquired by concentrating the. intelleethal povverro'°ll' of ttiortlers. miDein i )l6' Y cd inY rune than those tflle:lVrletoshi:jiiti'll)l:::,..3:l;:ol'c ( , r t hef (t b iec r e i l ledi n r g ! e r : s %: l), ,,i t o‘ t i ‘ l r : i i .. e.l ii, t ): l t s t t ; at s i n i :t ir t a t l it t; ae r e a yl b i e i n i na j o e t r i v ir ci il e ;:i , re , t t . t: t r l' ox ) e li f e t i t a n ; h a t ce t r e t i n cuseable indulgynces ofinatbrity they r4tLirs, thisample, the.dcstrnetiee habits of ,chvrei• 'ttilt• :i play it be ;:hsert'`c J lc voted, and the. constitutiutl is tlestro)ed. !or' • of the Royal College,, o r surgeolo, merly Surgeon in the Army, I grotOci my pretenstm ls gularity of education, and 'possessing every. privilq c 11) 1 ljt with ttp• to In the first sensations of lUcal weakne• ss, early rlpP" l ' v f i to.:: will , .prevent thuktalatnity of a. Debilitated Vr;strie • nu t .' i • iii the sullin•er, front a ccinsciott,n2ss of the mintanl ' ines* Q . vice,whielkcaused hiiittliforttine, is !earful of ii • or censure of his s Fainily rhYsician, • :Ind' btoMis tirmity wall careful concealment, it musf be satri l ; l4° i.,.t him to be assured, not only or' capabijity of IliJ.ol lolr, also of the most inviolable secrecy. * life, ld the smt ,. o Iyi t Thevti t le , ,c re ), :!i , i ,: s; . 4 u s , e c is injured by the indiscretion of art unguar• d'erlitwillori!'trviiii, In reeent'i‘enereal -complaints it' is passible to 0 1 ' 0 ' 61 ,- it •if danger, or (hi it ; and in the most complicated ,04.3 the acquirement of. e x clusive experi e nce in this. litte • • % 1 ;t te, certain and stNctiy O , of oiler the , acivantar.r - f this e!yericrli:v tO:th" c , sex who are affliefe , l vt, it twiny kital ot nebility tuns of Venereal Lpfoctiqn,,,:ind in all cases 'enumeration are stated on tile first interview. • pgov; Patient's itt the Country are' execOca tEI ii;cl o, ) ,l ` 4 „ o roi Note . , •and .are requested to_ living ,. 44 Wei I as tat! exiiting ,sy mit ton , of rne V ow • lt , le.mber of the Roy a I MaIZTI Colle N ge of (I fri M r c NO. S 7 . 310, eCrtin,tel-street, net is an additional. entrance in Water- street adjoillin..,••:, In-street, Grasvenor-squArl); ,Hostbe ltitircucti,