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r ... 7571 y , 4 ,11 &11\;tyi7, 4_, ',"tiel t't )•—•...-..- - .E. '. s. 4.3.- . A . wi //ill \\* , i(zk ; , kks 11, a ,oit j ) , s-vi(r - _ " Ii NUMBER 3542. ;) TIILATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO -MORROW EVENING, Jan, zs, will be , performed, ALL IN THE %/ONG. Belinda, Mrs. IORDAN. wyrii .CINDERELLA; . Or, THE .LITTLk: GLASS-SLIPPER. Produced under the Direttion of Mr. By Rmx. r inderelta, or The Little Glass Slipper, will be repeated every Evening till further notice. boroug 0 a Thurscia.y ( A. by . particular desire), Trip to Scar h ; Miss Hoyden, Mrs. Jordan. Friday, The Beaux Stratagem. And on Saturday, the 28th inst. wilt be performed, ,for the first time at this Th eatre, a Tragedy called A Iphouso. A new Cotnedy, in Five Ass, called The Soldier's Daugh ter, is is preparatiqn, and will be prOduced as soon as possible. THEATRE-ROyAT„ COVENT—GARDF.!%.I. TO - MORROW TiNENING, Jan. 25, 1804, he perti,rmect. THE DISTRESS'D MOTHER. Orestes, Mr.,KE IMBLE :• Hermione, Mrs. Si DDONS. vv r. n nn THE ESCAPES. Thnrsday, the Cathie Opera of The Vriglish with The kr.view. On Friday Otifello, wi t h Love Laughs at Locksmiths. on Safurd'ay, The English Het, , vith St. Eatrick's Day. .King john is in rehearsal, and wilt be producga • F and BRANDY jkIERCITANITS. A N F. 46 ! - diciiment in the Wine Trade' to lie • dispovA of ,situated in one of the -most preas.int and Yespeftable Cities, at a cpnvenie:lt distance from London, the Proprietor being about to retire from business. .• _ For Particulars apply to Messrs, Robert Freebairn and Co. Abehureh-lane, Loniba . d.street. • NOTICE. AND REWARD. NT CY CICE' to JOHN VAIR, Son of the deceased lliam- vale' ‘Vigrrtak er, in Edinburgh, and Reward tor information respeaing him : , • No. it he will apply to Thomas ti route, Esq. No. to, kl");%-itench Walks, Temple, I.oltdon, or Joseph Cauvin, Esc . : Writer to the Signet, 'Edinburgh, he will .be . tutormed of the rtartkulars of his Father's Will in lit.'s favour, under . 'which he is entitled to a ennsiderable Property. The said l'oh v •• ev . m n atr was apprentice t-,t Mr. Tucker, •Attor -11-' ' —"nt-r°w• Lambeth ; London ; practised a short tame for himself in the year t-,13 ; ancl.after,ards resided at lobe Ile nn'si Esq. at Stoke Park, near Windsor ; bet his Rela tions.in Scotlanl have not heard ot him for many years ; and, 3Sitis.ofConscquencero ()then, interested,iit the said Will, to know whether the said John Vair is dead or alive, the first Personr Persons, who shall give such information as shill Pert ton certain the faei, shall receive a Reward of TEN GU IN LAS, on applying to Mt.. Brodie, or Mr. Cauvin, as above. A COUNTP HOUSE WANTED TO Rent, a Gi o d Moderate Sized FAMILY ROUSE, situate iri a Park or Padrilck, et,. and an easy distance from a Town or. 11 - age with about independent thirty or atty Acres of MeaeoW and Pasture 'Lan& from . twenty-five to fifty miles tither North, South, or West of '. Condon, in a pleasant heAlthy try where the Roads are too'i. and the I __ Sporting ,•, ert Y nt Sporting might be obtained. . 4 1 ) 01 to Mr. Stephen b, Upholder, Lower- Brouk-street, ,Grosi,ierior.4cluare, London.. ,_ LEVEN IltoN WORKS, IN THE PARISH OF MARKINCH, AND COUNTY • OF F I FE .CFI, be Sold by Public Roup, in the Royal Exchange Coffee_ Tw o Ednburh upon Thursday the Sth- of March, at Two o' Clock After non, apliE LEAliEot the LEVEN "IRON WORKS, , 1 with the whole 11,1achinery, ErefAions, and Materials. . also the Leaae of the Farm belonging to`ons, the Company, and '-srojkinc thereof. The following particulars respelling the Works,- may be bat i c ed . -'-' r. The Iron Works 'Consist of One Blast Furnace, a. Cast ing House at Work, and another Furnace, built. 2. The Works ate sUpplied with an excellent Coal, one team (Attie Coal presently at woik is 9 feet thick, and ano ther sea under it of 7 feet thick. a. A Band or Stratum, of very superior Iron Stont„ about I inches thick, coveting. a great eictent of foal and Coal Waste, besides Ntarious other seams of Iron Stone in tlut X.ands. 4. The Water of Leven, on which the Works stand, issues from Loch I.even, which is about five miles distant. s. The Furnace is wrought by-a water fall, upon the Water of Leven, and the Ctgliery is drained by a Water . Wheel, also wrnoght h • the River 6. There IS plenty }9f .Limestone the.Wighbo orhood,,. . ahtl the Works are within a few • miles o f the. SLaports or ll'vesatt and Karkaldy, ntrY.where tabour iasncdhientipa _fertile populous part of the . 7 ' The Rent payabl e to the Proprietor for the Coal and plreQrg:ome .fortliceerrnsurntit o f one Blast Furnace is i fool. consumption am ( 4 1 , Rot is payable upon any further use of the Water for Levetaa!)l2Q°l. per annum is paid for the 8. .The Farm, for w hich a s eparate Rent is paid, consists of about 7o Acres. ._ .. Further Particulars 'may be tearil e d . k PP lying to Mr. James Kyd, -Writer, Ctipar ; Mr. C I :' CY a D, - - Mr. 'obit Tait, IV. S. or IVlessrs. 16.4irbes, .reumer, 1 i W. S. • Vt. S. Edinburgh ; or Messrs. Dobie ar i !i n -i and °lll3:an ~ homas, .Crant.. Court, Fleet-street, London. The 'Manager will attend those who wish to in - spa the 'lVorks.,, Minerals, Jec. OLD WINE AND OLD SPIRITS. PENCPIt and PERKINS. No. i Ps, Nevgate.. Fearsstrect, VVine and Brandy Merchants - have for fourteen tlou,‘lrniedligetartaitoe.uls.%\thine. i i ii . Vat s , contain,- from two i - o tour d their inflexible T ,.-weity in svili4 thYeisWl.'icneh IgTridledn:,ll the reputation of it, for jites,rl::it=4:lLvour and cordial quality, has been long "t 4.- the inti taken threnl:• °e`ll.lslloll atter both by the connoisseurs and Anxious to excel equally in Spirits, in vatot.sarn..e method, and now t h e y have enabl ed to I,liita thousand gallon s p,`, which means they are keet, their Brandy and Rum, caality, iptitior to the Public bo ' th Brandy and Rum, of a 4ale. Th eir , i , anti -much, older, than most which Ls ou pe ar ages : thennvrnellse Stock enables them to keep Wine to . . bottle, A Lideirii t:%ve Port which has been seven years in bixella seven years:anncjears, Aiountaiti twenty-five years, . -Not less than a dozen (..,"‘,,V)i°rl SIX Y ears ( "L s of Spirits, two ga sent to any part of the - r ow I'et °I : ee ot epence. -t‘------....._____,---------- ' . CHI LB L AIMS. are cured bygone Application of W HITE HEAD's FLUID ESSF.NeEof" MUSTARD, and the severest SP RA INK 'I t ' 414 4 BRUIS ES, in less than half the tithe usuay tak.en b y - OPodeldoc Arquebusade, or any other Liniinent Or Embrocation and it used immediately after any. Accident, it prevents the ; part turning Illa Ck. . rirliE-musTAKD PILLS are also .taken wltit JL hingular success, in all Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Gouty All4tions, Numbness, Spasms, or wandering Pains, at .the same. Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility; time, the aCtive Fluid li:ssence is applied to the Parts at feded in those-Complaints where necessary. 1; , ; It is prepared--and sold at as. 9d. each box or bottle, .t R.- Johnston, 'A - t o I c ' t-l ecarY, No. 15 Greek street Solio,- London, and may bad of every Me:ft - Zinc Vender in Great Britain and Ireiancli Fite CHI LBLA IN olx.rmhNT for cleansing and slic'elilY healing BROKEN CHI LB LA INS, is alit P'e- Pared by Mr. Johnston, price Is. ;V; box. TUESDAY, T J ANUARY 24. HOLCROFT's' TRAVELS. This Day were published, In Two elegant Volumes, Quarto, decorated with a great number of Vignettes, with a separate Atlas of large and splendid Vngravings, representing the principal Objeds and Buildings in Paris, price Eight Guineas, in boards ; or, with the Plates reduced in size, and folded in the Vo lumes, price Five Guineas, in boar& ; TRAVELS in GIMMANY, HOLLAND, FLANDERS, and FRANCE, to PARIS with nu merous particulars relative to the present State Of that Ca pital ; its Festivals, Literature, Charaders, Paintings, Mu sic, Theatres, Gardens, Institutions, ArChitedure, and espe cially the Manners of the People, &c. &c. By THOMAS HOLCROFT. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 7t, St. Paul's Church yard. Of whom may be had, just published, Mr. Godwin's Life anti Age of Chaucer, in Two large Vo lumes„ Quarto, price 31. t3s. &d. iu boards. GODWIN'S LIFE AND AGE 0 - F CHAUCER. This Day was publiine4l, In Two Volumes, 4to. price Three Guineas and a Half in • boards, illustrated with Portraits, HIST6RY of th , f 11 , Ft:: and AGE of GEOFFREY CEIAUCF.R, the-early English Pert; ncludi ng 11!:moirs of, his near Friend and Kb:sin:in, John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster. • - By WILLIAM GOPWIN. Printed for Richard Phillips, St..aul'S.Chut . ch•• yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. *** Thi"l'Vr,ric comprehends YieWs of the Progress , of Souety, Manners, and the Fine Arts, from the Daw i n Literature in Modern Europ:,.to the Closevf the Fourteenth' Century, with Characters of the Principal 'Personages in the Courts of Edward 111. and Richard 11. Mr. MILES's LETTER TO, LORD WYCOMDE. This day was- published,'.prire A LE'FTER to the EARL of jATYCOMBE. the P RESENT. STATE 91 IRELAND; iu whiii the necessity of .CATI - 10Lte .EMANCIPAXION io Ireland 'is proved, if it is meant to preseii'c that Valttabl. Appticitge'to the British Empire. By , Mr. MILES. 4, We have_the honey, hut they the .7.111 ." Printed fur, R. Paulder, New liond-strcct, :1 'tremor and hood, Poultry. N-EWMAN's CONVEYANCER CL A RICE and "SONSI of Portugal.street, . -Lincoln's-inn, take this - method of inihthaing those Gentlignen of the Profession wn I ow Sets Te!11.(11) complete of NEWMAN's COMPLETE CONVii?. ANcElt, in Three large Fnlicilrtilimies, that..ilrey cn.:not engage to complete any eta after, the loth ,Niar,:n They give this notice in order that Gentlemen inlv'aveil themselves of the opportunity of completing the AVork ; a very few Conies remain fo r Sale ' Three .Volumes price.}.. tos. boards. Lately published, in Svo. price gs; iii boards, - ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS of SETTLE MENTS, drawn by the most, distinguisll;.ici Convcy— a:leers of the present day, and now first published under the direelion and inspetlion cl "JAMES BARRY BIRD, Esq. London: Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugad-street, Lincoln's-inn. Oi whom may be had, in Two Pocket Volumes, price gs. in boards, The New .Pocket Conveyancer, or , Attorney's Complete Pocket :Book,: comprising a choice . Seleaion and a great variety Of the. niost valeatile and 'approved •Proc6.lentr: in Conveyancing, with Prelimnary. bservai ions relative to the nature and use of each D-2i-d, by I. B. Bird, Eq. In a Pocket Volume, prise :is 611. in boa Js A'ssistant to the Pralice of Convevanting, containing Indexes or Re terences',to: the several Deeds, Etc.-comprised in :precedent Books now in print. This Day was published, price . ios. 6d. The Tenth Number of THE• COSTUME OF CHINA. By WILLIAM tiIAX ANDER, Draftsman to the late Embasy of Earl Macartney. Printed for William Miller, Old liond-treet. This Work will be completed in Twelve , Numbers, each containing Four Engravings, representing the Dresszs, .Cus tems, and Ceremonies of the Chinese, with descriptive Let. ter-press. The Plates are etcheu and coloured under the i t n. rn ediite inspection of the author,, so es exactly to represent the original Drawings. The two concluding Nuritbers will be published.in a few weeks; and Gentlemen are requested to complete their Set to the present period, as single Numbers cannot beSOld aftef the Work is finished. • IRON-WORKS. , TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Styles's Hotel, in "temple-row, Birmingham, on 'Thurs. day the zd day of February next, at Twel,ie o i Clock . st Noon, subjea to such Conditions as•will be then produced (unless previously disposed of ! by Private Contra d,, of which timely notice shall be given). MWO New-erected BLAST FURNACES, two preparing Fineries, with an Engine to blow them, the Cylinder 48 inches; a dry and water Regulator; a-Forge, with Iron Helve, five Pd. - 114; Furnaces, and Engine made by Nlessrs. Boulten and Wait ; a Blacksmith and Carpen ters. Shop, a Pattern Room over them; also a Cle'rk's House and Office, twenty-three Workinen's,Houses ; and other ne.. cessary out-buildings, and twelve . Acres. of . Land 1 - which Premises are situate at, Bradley (near Wednesbury ), in' the Liberty of Bltstone, in the County of. Stattiird, • upon the I3anks of the Birmingham Canil Navigation, about ten Nlileis from Birtniligham, and are beid under it Leasefor!,4%,-.Year4, commencing from the astir day of December 18:-.o, at the yearly Rent of 131.55. By which Lease ttieMines and Veins of Iron-stone in and under several Pieces or Parcels of - Land adjoining or lying contiguous - to the above. I ron-wcrkS, con taining together 17.7. Acres, or thereabouts, are demised to the Lessee, with the usual powers to get and raise thesanie for the like Term of 4t Years, at the Royalty, of 3s. per Bloom; and by which said Lease the Lessors have' agreed to sell from their Miues and Works at Bradley aforesaid to 'the • Les See, Weekly, during the same Term; ac much Coal (ex cept best Coal), suitable for Furnaces and Iron-Works, and as much small Coal, as the Lessee shall use 'or consume at One Furnace and the Iron-works, or any Manufadory to be carried on 'upon the said Premises, if the Lessors can get.and raise so much and such Coal from their said Works at Brad-. ley, at the price of 45. 6d. per Ton, long weight, for large Coal, and is. 3d. per Ton for small Coal. The Price of Coal for the second Furnace is to be settled by the Lessors and Lesee. One of which Blast Furnaces, and the Forge, and other Iron-works, are now in full work. The Pure . haser to take the Tools, Implements, CastingS, Railways, and other Articles (except the Stock ofiron) uptin the Premises, at an appraisement. Also the LEASE of the MINES of IRONSTONE un der about' tz Acres of Land, situated near .Wednesbury aforesaid, and under several Pieces'of broken Land in or un der Wednesbury and Lee Brook Colliery, for a Term of 48 Years, Lonithencing trout Lady-day ISoi, at Ahe Royalty of 3s. per Bloom. Also the LEASE of a FARM and LANDS, containing about 47 Acres, adjoining to"the aforesaid .Iron-w•or;a, fora Term of 'lt:Years, commencing from.La4,day iSoo, at the_ Rent of 541. 4s. . ' N. B. he Purchaser may be accommodated with about . iS Acres of Wetinetbury Iron-stone, and the Surrac.e of, 6 Acres of Freehold Lands at Wednesbury. For a vi~Vii of the Premises, apply to'the Clerk at the Works and' for further particulars, apply to lohn Adtlen brooke Addenbrooke, Esq. the 'Proprietor, at Wollaston.l - 1 a 1 ! , near Stourbridge,:Woreestzrshire ; or to M. 'Robins, Soli c:tor us Stou;b:ldge. 1804. DUTY ON PR9FUS .11:181W; FROM. DIVIDENDS AND ANNUITIES IN. THE PUBLIC FUNDS. NoTIGE is Aer,hr . given That an - Office is Opened at the Old Sick Excbave, Jr receiving Returns and Coll . /leaky front Pers..4-Lr entitled to Dividtwds and Annuities in lb( Public Funds. -- All Persons entitled to such Dividends, metips ',the amount of the 'duty thereon, bfing One Shilling fo,". every Tv.enty' into th* Bank of Eng:aid, ani hy delivering the Certificate of the payment at the - Oce ah,vementimear, with an Indr.rsement or De scription of the Account or Accounts such Certificate is intended to discharge, the Ascersment to be made upon them. on. 'account of the said Dividends, will be discharged without any further treithle to the Parties. _ Lr of the I.? , :ard of Taxes, MATHEW WINTER, Sec. OFFiCE OF ORPN,INCE, yanzta , j , 9, ISo4. THE PRINCIPAL OFFCERS - :of WS MA.: JESTS '4 0 Lerehy gzvc Notice, 7 hat will 6e at their Office in St. 111argaw-street,• lk ; ;•stntinster, on Thars..• day of Februaor next, froth Such Persols as may b.- ?mkt tqke the .5' uppb , of LE /1- TITER RICE EC /If • (, t4r.Reyal Horse-411/1-. ler). and Co. 1-s of 1 :1; on CorardH for a period of T4.1 - re Years ftoM tc. ;s; c/ • - Patterns of the Articles may be seem upon application to illr.Cea.r4 ;ft? Ordiante Stcrekeeper, at IP7.6ltvich, an.i the -Terms and Ccndi li,./rs of tkerontraa may 3e kn,zvn zt .the Secretavy.;.c Qffice, in Sr.: .14arg.lret'3-4;reet .116Yr:said, avyday.bet wear het hours 'cfTenr 47.4 Four where the Proposals are to be delivered sealed and rra kia Gn rl 4 oPtside r `.• Proposals for the Supply of Leather reeotes. GlovLs ;" I,itt no Pr4ocal, ..an be ad- Thirrsd.ivtte 21 of Febrz.aiy next." r 11,ard, R.U.CREIr, Seri-eh:ay 01. Flcr , OF ORDNANCE itb yan..e. o4 , • THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of MA_ o [WPM NCE do beray et..e ..Ncace, that t will 6e Iva t 4 at their tyke, in St; Margaret .thea' w est ,„,,i,, s ' i y r , 1; ) , yalmv y.tax!, Propisals from turbi'ef.ro , t a ) , n, te willlng to antraß for the Sappy of a elit.iitlek4le cf TiIIISER,P .11sIK, a , rd oNter Arti,lerOl.e.a..i. , ‘,/e if •,,L;co ofElglish Gr,wth and prione Q.yality}, la :r t , ie Year, 'or Service.,f the R , : yal i.),Lartmc,:t at 'l' where every F_t%titular, a: t0 , ,-,c ,ta 4 the Articles, al Izeil as 111 Kcportivz m . t 1 •.! 1)&1:cry, may be knozin Ity appiicati9n belonging to the IZ,yal C...:lrriag;?: Def.:awe. The Pay;nevt ,to t;r l :,.e pi:ice ht Three Illont . hs subsequent to the Orailo - 171 tobich the-Certificate from the respe.flive (.05 . cers oft/se ' ,r ano?, exP , es.ing . il'at the Arriicics ba tie bee.l received awl.ap proved of, shall be ctr - Ti•tre.7 lists the .01fic; of the Surveyor-Gene r2l at the Tvws'rJ .No Prc,posals ~.ts.ritl 1e received after the 2.816 yanualy : nor can a: 7y by a:lmitted vfhic.l, d.ei not glii'r for the livt. , ,le of The Ar(icle, , eq,ired :- aad it is expeqed, that each Per m .4.)171g-iv.....rzfrnrievt,c.t.rhy id? the fu{fillinent of the ContraB, ; is cve li as ddivr, hi s Prop wi ls sealed up, and expressed -on the ow.tide, "" Proposals for ,b Sujp7)i of Timber for the R4al Canlage Department aill6 , livic% , ." , . . I!).) Gr,7,. , - s/ the Board, • ti. H. CREW, See. 61 , 'FICE OF ORDNANCE, lreami.qsul, Jan.' 13, )304. rrHE PRIVCIP IT, OiFF I : RS- of . :H ~ k 1 A - yESTri; hereby give Notice, That PI opos,ds will be receivcd at Mei; pllie, Ma, garet'l.:itree.t, Ig4tntinster, on or bet. , e :Thu.:m:4y the 26th . front. such t),rton: aS may be wiiiing wid,, take th.' Sopfyy.of HfLMEIS and CAP.I for the service of the djPrent Coipr under the, direction Department. _ Pa:iv - Pt: of the Articles to be supplied, may be viewed, upon 'pplication to ItiFT - treastove Ch-dnanee Storekeeper at Woolwicl>, and the Terms and Conditions of the Contraci may be known at the Serretag's (dice in St. Margaret's-strut afore aid, any day be tween the hours of ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals' are to be delivered, sealed up and nturked on the outside, " Proposals for the Supply of Helmets and Gaps;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said z6th instant. By Order of the Board, • R. H. CREIV, Secretary. 'To THOMAS TAYLOR, .h . sq. No. 9, New lifidge-Street. London. ItlonOured Sir, Edinburgh, March 18, tBol. T BEG leave to inform you, that ever-- since-the year t 790, 1 have been alluded with the Lues Vene rea ; which, )toga its olmtinatel,e resisting every course of Medicine rest. fined by the illiiinent of the Faculty here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged. from the iluspitd, with little relief, would appear to he of the most inveterate nature. in the spring of ast year my disorder had got to such a head, -as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown ot. my head,, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in- frightful manner.; nty dread fully painful, and Inld been in a state of ulceration for the -last seven_yearse...my.. lett.. luta aW...twctiargCtledeS.,Q4.l it, was very much (l as - coloured, and gave me such excrutiat ing pain, pr. rticitlarly when ‘yario in bed,, as nearly to de prive me of rest ; in this: lamental;le state, I was recom mended by . Mr. Thoums,(4,- (who received so' great a cure by' them h&re), to take- your keake's Patent Pitts, which I began to no on, lilt , 760 Of May the- course of a fortnight, I began to receive benefit--in little more than a month, ulcers on my had. , and • arms were soundly healed-.--soon atter, the s9:e.: on my legs. healed also; leaving, however, Conse.terable discolonration in the skin, 'and pain in the bone of the lett, which, by the Bles sing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva luable Medicine, subsided ; - the - nodes dispersini ; , the skin regaining its natural- line, .anit the nodurnal pains gradually oil: I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perfectly tree troth-all my former complaints have recovered my former spirits and strength, and ant be come jolly and fat . , in -which state liavingeontinued many months to the astonishment- of ail who knew me, I am at a lossin What terms to eXptess my gratitude, but •beglou, tor the good of .other itittring mortals, =to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every . occasion • in so dOing,. you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALE X. MURKER. Swan's Close, I-1 igh • sweet, -Edinburgh. . Witnesses to'the above Cure : inaN Titomrso'N, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and o 'lv s ba A sieuthlv-C lose, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, TNOMA3 T yLok,.Member of the Royal College Of Sul - geons, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London where, after a constant res!dence of more than thirty-six years, in a practice.particularly ; direCted to the cure of Venereal ComOaints and those incidental tcs'the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy Which, ram of his profession -shrink/ always observe in such cases, he .hatters himself, the advice arid assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking , this Medicine, will be esteemed, by' a dist;eciiini: . Public, as an advantage.sel dorn attainaiike and void of all Also sold, by his appointir.ent, for the convenience of those hying at a distance, at.. the . Perfumer's, N0..3.5, St. Alban's-stieet,. Pall-Mal ; the Toyshop, No. 103, Qx- Ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, • .Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union-row, A ittle Tower • hili • Mr. Ba.xter?s, :South-bridge, Edinburgh; dr. .Mac.- dorialtl, Glasgow ; Mr. Call well's, Dublin; and by one person in. every conriderabie town in. Great' _ititain aiv,l Ire land, in 13oxes of only Zc. 9d. each, sealed up with lull and plain. direttions, whereby persons of either sex •rnay cure ineinselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. .Every Bo .sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on •which, by favour of the Commissioners is printed, at the Stamp-0 Ifice—" T. Taylor, No. is, -New - Bridge-street,"--toinnrate which is Felony, -and all others ate COUnterkili. , IPRIaE SIXPENCE. Irro;: ti.7i : LONDON G AZ ETTE, jai:. 21, 160+. kt-Office, 74,1:1,ny 21, 194 3dl2eginierit of pra g oon Guards, Alexander Stewart, Gent. to be Cornet; b' purchase, vice Mialethwayte, promotei. loth Regiment of Light Dragoons, EdWard, M ort Mier, Geri - . to be Cornet; tiy purchase, vice Gasquer, prosnoted: . Wii liaM Lea, Gent. ,to - be. Cornet, by put:liasa, vi,.-e Newland, promoted. - - Coldstream Regiment. of Foot • Guards, Daniel Nl‘Kitinon, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. 3d Regiment of Ditto, Hon: George Agar to be Ensign; with. out purchase. _ William ?teary Swann, Gent. to o‘; En sign, without pnrChase. Regiment of Fool, Francis Bellew, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice piomorea in the sad pout. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant- Colonel Fielder King, from the 47th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colon.el, vice Layard, who retires to the Half-pay of the 54th Foot. Ensign j. F. Lennon, from the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenant,. Without purchase, . Vice O'Hara, promoted in the York Rangers. • / 57th Ditto, Major Montagu Thorley, fronl the ith Batta lion 'of Reserve, to be Major; vice Grey, promoted in the ..6th Garrion,Battalion. loth Ditto, HUgh Morris tones, Gent. to be ,Ensign, by purchase, vice Stewart, proMoted. ,26th Ditto, Serjeant James Sinclair, from the 4ad Foot, to hie Ensign. julpa Ogilvie, • Gent. to be ;Ensign, without Ourchase, tier.; Brown. promoted. 3orh• Ditto, Lieutenant jaines Sird, from the Half-pav of the 9th • Foot, to be Lieutenant. .ignsagn Alexander \i'l\labb, front the atth 1 7 6iit, to . be Lieuteriant; without purchase. ..john Mortlock Lacon, Gent. to be Ensign,. without pur chase, 'vitt Poyntz, whose Appointment has not taken place. john Peach, - Gent. to be :Ensign, - without pur chase, vice Mangin, promoted. 4otn Regiment of En t, Robert Henry - Woo:I, Gent. to be Ensign, ' :by purchase, vice Sherrard, promoted. 42d Ditto, Lieutenant Stewart Campbell to be Captain of a Company,. without purchase. Dugald Gregorson,..Gent. to be Ensigh, without purchase, vice Parsons, deceased. 47th Ditto, Li,iiitenaitt-Colonel Skerrett, from the loth Battalion of 'Reserve, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice King, removed to the 7th Foot. 59th Ditto, Henry Bowles, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, , . vice Scott, promoted. • 6rst -Ditto, Colon:Alai - nes Campbell, frOm Half-pay of the late Cheshire Fencibles, . to be Lieutenant- ColOnel, vice • • Barlow, who exchaekm 64th Ditto, Captain Williamildtty, from Colonel Ramsay's Regiment;, to be Captini of a Company, vice Gal Way, who retires to Half-pay. 66th Ditto,, Ensign and Adjatant ,A.lexcn. 2 .ar Moorhead to be .Lientepant. George Mtn,ld, Cent, to be Ensign, by chase, vice Kimber, promoted. s3d Ditto; Lieutenant Edward Collins, from Half-pay of the 1,4t11 Light aragoons, to be Lieutenant; vice Bail, wha exchanges. gist Ditto, William Stewart, Gent. to be Ensign, by I,IIT. chase, vice Lord Saltotiu, proMoteil in the sstli Foot. Royal ~ J rican CorpS, Ensign George lack, from the both Foot, to be Lieutenant, ivithour purcha.4e. Colonel Ramsa) 's Regiment, Captain John Al`Malion ' from Half. pay of the 4th Irish Brigade, to be Captain ot a Cori - iany,. vice Beatty, removed ;o the 64th C cot. • tat Battalion of Itc,-rVe, Lieutenant I Mansfield, from the , 57th Foot, to he Captain . of a Company:. 3d Ditto, Captain j ohn CampbTell, from the 4:!;t Foot, to be Major, • Vice,Webb, who resigns. Loth Ditto, Lieittenant-Colonel Robert 'Garden, from Flalff_ pay of the-54th F_ooi, to be I:l;,utenalit-c.'uloncl,•vice Sker rett, removed to the 47th Foot. 1 tat Ditto, Francis Nelson,'Oent. to be Ensign. Newfoundland Feneiblei, Barry- Cape! Loft, Gent. to be EtAign. Watteville's Regithenf,'Lleutenant Frederick Zehender to be Adjutant,..vice Wu:at, deceased. lo v a Waggon Train. To be Lieutenahts--.COrnet Walker. Cornet and AdjUtantlohn Purvis: Cornet Sc. 1:1;u - eTi - Ohnson. Cornet Join Siaaway'.. Cornet-Bartlilo. - . -I.lursc.ll. • • To he C o rnets—Quarter-masterGilbeTt • Aird; froin the - ad Dragoons, vice Walker. Quarter-I - piaster Basil VIA scot, from the ad Dragoons, vice Johnson. Q:larter-master loan Kirkwood, irom the 2(.1 Dragoons, vice Sidaway. • Q.iarter master lames Smith, vice Horsell. Serjeant-Major John De Beaker. . George A. De L'HOste, Gent. 'Corporal (c -reation Crowder, from the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards. Corporal Harry Walker, front the loth Light Dragoons. 7th Royal Garrison Battalion, Qnarter-master George Pat. ten,• late of the loth Light Dragoons, to be Ensign,. vice Campbell, placed on the Retired List, Corsican Corps, Major - Hudson Lowe, from the Royal Fu attars, to be Major-Commandant. To be Lieutenants, with temporary Rank in the Army—Lieu tenant Antonio Guitiera, from Half-pay of the late Corsi can Rangers. Lieutenant A. F. Girolami, 'from Half.pil ofdittb. • Lieutenant Giovanni Arata, from ditto. Lieu tenant Guis*ppe Panattiere,. from ditto. Augustus Von Maimbourg, Gent. Ensign lames Nicholson, from the 3sth Foot, with permanent Rank, vice Maimberg, moved to the King's German Legion. : " •To be Ensigns Ensign Francesco Gentili, from Half-pay of the-late Corsican Rangers. Ensign Giovanni Susan, from ditto: M. Carabella, Gent. A Regiment of Infantry—Major-General Sir Charles Green, from the '3otli Foot; to be Colonel. • Brevet Lieutenant- Colonel Francis Streicher, from the 6qth Foot, to be Lieu tenant-Colonel; • Captain Francis Geraghty, from the 6th West India Regiment, to be Major. Lieirtenant Alexander . Conders, from the 6oth FOOt; to be Captain - of a Co pony rn . , • .' - • To be Lieutenants—Lieutenant H. Schravogel, from. the . Batavion Troops. Lieutenant S. F. Von Ecaniont, ti t an) ditto. To be Ensigns —Serjeant. Major George •Walbrecht, from the 6)th Foot.. Alexander Thompson, Gent. William Max— well. Milk, Gent. Samuel Workman, Gent. Serjeant NiCholas• Cullen, from the 6tlf West India .Regitnert. Quarter-master Serjeant Alexander Birnie, (rain the Ist Garrison Battalion'. To be Quarter-master—Serjeant William Young, from the +s4th Foot. STAFF. . , Lieutenant-Colonel john lames Barlow, of the 6tst Foot, to be Deputy Inspedor General of the Recruiting - Service, "- and Second in Command at the Army Depot in the isle. of Wight, vice Farquhar, deceased. Major Henry Edward Bfinbury (Assistant Quarter Master General) to be an Assistant Quart-N - Master General, with the rank of Lieu,tenant-Colonel in the Army, vice Gordon, appointed Deputy Barrack Master General. - • Captain Henry Darling, from the 63th Foot, to be a perma- Dent. Assistant in the Quarter Master General's Department, with the rank of Major in the Army, vice Buribury. • To be Insieaing Field Officers of Ye:manry and Volunteer Corps, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonels in the Army, se longionit as they shall continue to bald those Appointments, • Colonel Walter Cliffe, on Half-pay of the gth Foot: - ' Colonel Solomon Peter'lle L'Hoste, on Half-pay of the late to4th Foot: • , Lieutenant Colonel James Hare, on Half-pay of the 28th Light Dragoons. - Major lohn' Cooke, on Ditto. Nathaniel Web's, Esq. late Major of the 3d Battalion of Re. serve. Lyn tenant Colonel George' Andrew Armstrong, on Half-pay (d.' the late Independent' Companies: 13‘mj,Imin Williamson, Esq- late Liuutenant Colonel of the Cat imess Highlanders. Lieutenant Colonel James Robinson, on Half-pay. of the 15th Fort. Lieutenant Colonel Erskine Fraser, on Hal f.pay of the to9th Foot. Geolge Caliander, Esq. late-Lieutenant Colonel of the Rifle Corns. . . C. NI athel I, Esq. late Major of the istlt Foot. Andiow Corbet,. Esq. late Lieutenant Coloi.cl of the Royal, Horse Guards. W. W. Maxwell, Esq. late Lieutenant Colonel of the 324 Foot. Major tluglt