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From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jan.- 31, 1804. Lard Chamberlain's Office, Jan. 31, 1804. Notice is hefeby given, that there will not be. any Levee at St. James's to-morrow. Whitehall, lan. 31, 1804. The-King has been pleased to grant to the Rev. Robert Holmes, DoZior in Divinity, the Deanry of the Cathedral Church of Winchester, void by the death of Dos or Newton Ogle. -- The King has also been pleased to grant to the Re'v. Wm. Howley, Clerk, Master of Arts : , the place and dignity of a Canon of the Cathedral Church of Chtist, the University of Oxford, the same beicg void by the resignatiOn of Dr. Rob. Holmes. The Kina has also been pleased to grant to the 1-I.'n. and R e :!v. Henry Lewis Hobart, Clerk, Master of Arts, the place arid-dignity of a Canon - or Prirben. dary Of the Metropolitical Church -of Canterbury, void by the death of Dr. Bennett Storer. 'lle King has been pleased to aPpoint Mr. Robert Jameson, to the Office of Regius Professor of NAtu riti History, and Keeper of the Museum, or Reposi tory of NaiL:ral Curiosities in the University of Edifiburgh, vacant.by the death of Dr. John Walker. .11ar.Ofce, Yin. 31, 1804. Berkshire IVestern Legion.' to be Captains of Infantry—Lieutenant Richard Goddard. Lieutenant William Kimber. Lieutenant Richard Richins. To be Lieutenant of CaValry—Cornet Pin Clark. . To he Lieutenants of Infantry Ensign Charles Harding. Ensign Benjamin Haynes. George Kimber, Gent. 'To he Cornet lohn Will arns, Gent. To he Second Lieutenants of Infantry—John Shaw, Gent. John Barnes, Gent. East Derebam Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John Potter Hamilton, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Galloway Gentle men and Yecmanry Rangers. Allan Morrison, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Ritchie, resigned. Hugh Lewis Taylor, Gent. to be Surgeon. South Hants Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. William Baldwin, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Westcott, resigned. Tray Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John C. Jackson to be Lieutenant. John Narracott, Gent. to be Cornet. 4rg►ylhbire Volunteers. The Marquis of Lorne to be Colonel. Cheltenham Loyal Itolunteerr. 'fliotuas-Sinith, Gent, to be Lieutenant. William Banbury, Gent. to be. Ensign. Gilbert jones, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Draton, resigned. William Peter Gue, Gent. to be Qaarter-master. Chipfren ham Volunteers. Robert Humphreys, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel. A. thony Guy, Esq. to be Major. William Cumbley, Esq. to be Captain. Thomas Golclney, Esq. to be ditto. Ro bert Taylor, Cent. to be Lieutenant. H. j, joyce, Gent. to be ditto. J. rinse', Gent. to be Ensign. Chudleigh Volunteer Infantiy. William Bond, Gent, to be Lieutenant. John Pike, Gent. to be Ensign. Coleridge ,Artillery. James Torring,, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Tohn Ed wacds; Gent. to be ditto. To be Second Lieutenants—William Elliott, Cent. Richard Gillard, Gent. John Elliott, Gent. John Burgoyne, ••Gent. East Devon LegLys. idward Honeywood, D. D. to be Chaplain. Loyal Exminster Madre] Regiment. William Brnivning, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Stoneman, re ' signed. Ilaytor Artillery. Christopher Pike, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Gilbert Pitts, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Holdr-wortly Regiment. Tames Hearn, Esq. to be Captain. Oliver. Davey, Esq. to be ditto. to be Lieutenants—john Risdon, Gent. John bowler, Gent. SarnueT Ashton, Gent, To be Ensigns—joha Rattenbury, Gent. Samuel Beale, Gent. - Honiton Volunteer,. Courtenay Gidley, Esq. to be Captain, vice Mignon, re • signed. Middle and South Ho!deniers Volunteers. Lieutenant John Featherstone to be Captain. ran Hop- , kinson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Featherstone. Robert Turner, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Hutchinson, resigned.- Hull andSculc:atesFoltinteers. Lieutenant-Colonel John Wray to be Lieutenant-Colonel- Command,int, vice Machell. Major Henry Schonswar to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Wray. Kirkcudbright Volunteers. William Wemyss., Gent. to be Ensign. Lancaster Volunteer Infantry. Lieutenant John Simpson to be Captain, vice .Baxendale. Ensign William Wilson to be Lieutenant, vice Simpson. Stephen Moore, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wilson. John Smith, Gent. to be Surgeon, vice Rcdnrayne. Toth Re:ginient ofLoyal London Volunteers. Tames Kirk, Esq. to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Captain. Loyal Britons rolunietr Infantry. Captain Lcakc to be Major, Otter' P6lfirmer Infanpy, Geor?e Tucker, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Portland Mand Volunteers. Ensign Richard Lano to be Lieutenant. Henry Pierce, Cent. to be Ensign, vice Lano. Prince of Wales's Battaliln rf Pl . yntoseth Volunteers . Rev. Richard Rennah to be-Chaplain,- vice Candy, resigned. ..1 3 )..inouth- Dock Volunteer John Midland, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Hilley. resigned. To be Ensigns—David G. Davie, Gent. John Chohvick, Gen:. Richard Lampen, Gent. Samuel Fry, Gent. Robert clarke, Cent. j o h n L . L uggur, G ent. Ri c h ar d Hayward; Gent. William flaqcock, Gent. To be Quarter-master— George Snowden, Gent. ' Se;4y Vlunteerbrantty loha foster, jun. E,:q. to be Major- Co;nmandant. To be Captains—William Read, 'Esq., .-Ricb4rd ' Esq. Charle Weddall, Esq. 'Z'o be Lientenants—John Thomn Gat: John Todd, .G ent . Edward W To be En;; „;= ames Andlis; Gent. lohn Fothergill, Gent. GL.c.,rge Lyon. \Veddall, Gent. To 1)e Stirge., ll I miles Shillitoe, Geut. • F.sta. AT 4 in Gazette of 29th November, tBo3. . For Ha:iv-next Valundeers, . • • Reid Middle and South Halderness Volunteers. V r. e GeorA;e Appleby, Gent. to be Lieutenant, -read-. George ppleby, Gent. to be Lieutenant.. In Gazette of z4th December, t 303. Dripm Gentlemen and l'ef;inally - Cavally. For Rev,. Francis, •Melhuish to be Chaplain ; read Rev. Francis Huish to be Chaplain. • ~ • (To be cotribrized.) BANKRUPTS. john Skill, of the - Stfatici, oilman, to surrender lel% 2, r 4, and March 13, at' eleven, at uildhall. Alferney, Mr. Charles - -street, St. laines's-s - gitarex . John Alexander,' of South Lambeth;' coal merchant, Feb. to, 14, and March 13, at eleven, at Guildhall. _Attorney, Mr. Walton, Girdler's-Hall, liasinghall...street; Jacob Israel. Levy, of Brighton,.merchint, Feb. so, 14, and March 13, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Howard, jei.vry-street, 'London. fames Cruckshanks, of Gerrard -street, metal sash and fan_ light manufacAuter, Feb. 4, xB, and March 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Attortties, Messrs. Wedd and Day, Gerrard street, Soho. -l ames Young, of Southampton, linen-draper, -Feb. 4, at ten, r, at eleven, and March 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London, Attornies, Messrs. Nicholls and •Nettleship, Queen-street, , Cheapside. lames Fletcher Hughes, of WigmOre-street, Cavendish , square, stationer, Feb. 7, ti. and March 53, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shepherd, Bartlet's-Buildings, Holborn. Robert Roe and Christopher Moore, of Bristol, merchants, Feb. - 7,-21, and March 13, at eleven, at the White Lien, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. I. and. T. Leman, Bristol ; or Mr. Fraser, Gray's-Din, London. Thomas Walters, of Shadwell, biscuit-baker, Feb. 7, at ten, 14, and March 13, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, 'Messrs. Walter and Unwin, Shadwell. john Wilkinson the younger, of Lower Grosvenor-Place, dealer, Feb. 4, 25, and March 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Watkins and Cowper,. Lincoln's-Inn New-square. Thomas Day, late of Grovehill, Yorkshire, ship carpenter, Feb. 2,9, at ten, at the Tyger, Beverley, and March 13, at five, at the Tavern Inn,, York.. Attornies, Mr.. Bentley, Beverley Messrs. I. and R. Willis, Warn ford -court, Thlogiftorton-street, London. fohn Williamson, of Liverpool, cheesemonger, Feb. 20, 21, and March 13, at eleven, at the Green Dragon, Chester. Attorney, Mr. Royle, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 24. S. Parsonage, of Manchester, plumber, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. March a 6. J. Richardson, late of Chesterfield,- liquor-mer . chant, Derbyshire,-at eleven, at the Angel Inn,Chesterfield. Feb. 2g. G. Dorset, I. Johnson, j. Wilkinson, W. Berners, and I. Tilson, of New Bond-street, bankers, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 25. D. Wrighton, of Little-A Ine, Warwickshire, flaX.- dresser, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Henley. Feb. 28. R. Besley, the elder, of Lawrence -street, Chelsea, schoolmaster, -at one, at Guildhall. Feb. 25. j. E. Deacon, of New Bond-street, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. Feb. 25. J. limes, of Wood-street, Cheapside, Leghorn hat warehouseman, at ten, at Guildhall, - . Feb. 18: A. P. Pourtales and A. G. Pourtales, of Broad. street Buildin,gs, merchants, at ten,-at Feb. 25. E. Farmer, the younger, or West Ham, butcher, at ten, at Guildhall Feb. 25. C. Larkin, of Rochester; coach-master, at ten, at April 28. I, Farquhar, of • Cavendish-court, Devonshire square, merchant, at eleven, at G uildhall. Feb. 28. E. Banton, of LancaSter, merchdnt, at eleven, at the New Inn, Lancaster. Feb. 23. W. B. Taylor, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, japanner, at eleven, at the I erningliain Arms Inn, Shit - Mall. Feb. 21. W. Hacker, of the Precind or the Palace, of the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Kent, builder, at ten, at March i. R. Sykes, of Cheapside, linen-draper, at nine s at Guildhall. Feb. 25. 1. Curteis and I. Stephens, of Penryn, Cornwall, shop-keepers, at ten, at Guildhall.- May 15. I. Allen, of Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn, taylor, at ten, at Guildhall. April zB. Z. Brown and S. Fides, of Coleman-street, mer chants, at eleven, at Guildhall. Feb. as. j. Aynsley, of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, woollen draper, at eleven, at the Tturk's. Head Inn, Newcastle upon-Tyne CERTIFICATES. Feb. zr. T. Walley, of Liverpool, Lancashire, merchant. C. Martemont, of Rathbone-place, Oxford-street, straw-hat manufatturer. j. Parslee, of Holt, Norfolk, bookseller. T. Lewis, of G rent Tower Hill, merchant. AGRICULTURE, &c. LONDON: Printed by BUCHANAN LLA N, (of Bow- Street, Covent-Garden) ; -and Published by " 1 1ti31,,M JAamtexi scftxrps, (ot Sputil Molton-street, Grosvenor-square) ; At the SuN.UFF 1c I, No. z I:, St ran d ; where Aftwerrirementh Crderrior the Paper, Leoers tou_the Ef/iipr, &c,(pcwppid), must be addrebscd. DR.AR SIR, , • I is with the most heartfelt satisf a ai on that - address you on the incomrarable excellence of vour 111 valuable Medicine, LEAKE's PA E rl ` c ,.. • Spring of this year had the mi s f ortune to coutrac i a real Complaint, attended wiiti "i t h h e a i t no i s , to gc: 7ny mom O us symptoms; insomuch,diole week together; - and not agile t°' yt out of it ; I had no rest night nor day, anti suttenod the .„ excruciating pain and `torment, and what wis still , w" rsei c rt inn eyes grew weak and digi t ,'' ,o e6iircificeirce any object,. if ever so•elose to me, and ,e,xpc ,, decl than the total loss of 'my sight - .--'f'roni a 'stblie; andlather• corpulent man, I became a.ingre siiadolv; , Pl, object °f lit!: and corimagsion. My friett..cis - givy. over, arid xttoughttrny rceovery. impossibleit In li - 4tir="" state, and 'expecting every minute to be iny laSt witArld, , l was fortunately recomineridett',by •iieign.lso . 410 try your Medicine; but havin.B- tried all 4aiedical aid A. purpose,. and being at an elicintous ex ifwl'idr; before 1 could ht:-prevailed on to take ; for six boxes, and betbre I had tak n Wein 'ye skier:4)le benciit; my' ains gr4d.ii.llytdecreasecl,,,,4l,o4(l/ sight grew better, aad, to tire great. surprize :1114•1 a,5 t ,, ° t4131 Mem of all my frienit; ;after taking' three:boxes , maroo,',o% . , 4 health and strength was perfectly. restore4;'ancy, (thanks to my 'God and your ifivaliiable" a s ' and hearty as ever I, was in my • r _LP;II O , You are at full liberty to publish this any wire you think proper, for tire benefit of society. ?t,keird,ti o isr which I should' have sent You sooner, but ivaS ieartiil relapse. I remain, with the fittflOst ritude, ,Dear Sir, your obliged bumble Sci-, di,t, ' H igh-street,l3ir Ntay., 1,- ' 799., % A l t ' The above Medicine is. earnestit . Periions that are in any dobbE of . their being . ettik . ,,,v,•Aterr every Venereal AfiHt'ion; partleulirls; to thogi ibtfu. t dolc.; ink, their condition in 'Lite, as, -it -cerrainl,y..Aq,e every taint of .that nature, .61. how,cver lo .tig , staltV,t,t ) however disguised under the appearance of oth e r it niav lie; tin' Scorbutic,Ullinclltlar;' and CutaneduP ".' 4l / plaints, it is also recominen,lnd to be taken, Or-Ti ll the Spring, So,ininer, and Fall. Prepared and sold by the sole Proiii : ietar, T ta!,,' Loa, - Member of the'Corporatuni of Surgeons, 'L'orittro , vi• has House, No.-9, : New bricige-struct ; where-he tiv 1l Advice, without a fee, to .per s ons taking th&se will answer Patients' Letters, if 'post-paid, on tlie"_! , terms, observing iti all'. cases the. most inviolable se:;rt , c 7 o 7 ,o , r • Patient's name or case h a vi ng b een ment i one d, but _ ~ own particular request, by the Proprietor, during the of more than 35 years, th a t h e h as h a d t he. cowlu • an extensive sale of the aboire Medicine, and ,thP l- " , "' arising, therefrom. pet' They are also sold by his appointment, •at the htt' fumeer, No. 35, St. Alban's-itreet, Pall-Mall: , 1' r ,,,e1' 1 ," bertsbn's Toy-snip, Nu. 103,, Oxford-street ; Mr• c No. r, Union-row, Little Tower-hill; and by ".'' e boxe s son in every - considerable Town in - England, &c• 1,r,!• of only is. 9d: each, sealed u p, w i t h f u ll an d plait' oiely rettions, whereby Pers o ns o f eit h er S ex mu y curt selves with ease and secrecy. u p . N. 13. Each Box sold in Gr ea t B r i ta i n i s • s ealet. ire 4 - a Stamp, on winch; by f avour o f the Commisf° printed at the Stamp-inlice—" T. Taylor, N9* Bridge-street,--to imitate which is Felony,,, a re counterfeits. I MONTHLY REPORT FOR JANUARY. THE long continuance of rain through the month, has proved unfavourable `to the young Wheats upon strong lands ; the plants daily losing their 'proper colour, and not growing so close to the ground as :is desirable at this season of the year. In all the prin.. cipal"Corn Distrids, however, they ire generally free from the slug and wire.roorit. The Wheats of hit year turn out much 'worse than was expelled at the close olharvest ; a large portion of the produce of England proving unusually lean, and a considerable part of the best in quality being rough, and handling coldly : the old wheats of 18oz are consequently rising in demand and -ralue. , ..—On . the tender soils in the:Eastern - Distrid they'hive begun Barley sowing —but the wet weather has prevented its becoming general. Bean and Pea dibbling are likewise suspend. ed from titesame cause, lest the. seed should perishin the ground.—Cloier seed rises.generally much bet ter than was looketifor.—The plants of. Rye, Tares, and Biggi are every•where luxuriant,:and willaffurd abundance : of early.feed.—The open -season has kept the price of Hay from advancing,,by- rendering a large winter expenditure unnecessary,—The scanty crops of Turnips, not yet fed off, are running fast for seed.—Smithfield Market has been supplied through the month on reasonais'.c• terms,. principally on account•of the difficulty of keeping meat in such close weather. Lean Stock continues dear, though not so.scarce as it was., very large, droves being, already come up into the Shires, both from Scotland; and Ireland. Horses, pf any shape and action, whether for the saddle.or harness, sell freely, and fetch high prices.—What little alteration has taken place, either in the Wool' or Hop Markets, is in favour of the seller. Pun C-OFF 1 C E,HATTON-GAR DE N.--011 Friday a case which concerned all ViCtuallers, came on to be heard in the shape of an Information against several persons, for selling Ale in a less quantity than two dozen of bottles, contrary to the Statute of the . 38th of the present Reign, which enada, that any unli unsed person selling Ale in that way are subject to the penalty of zol. The case being ably argued on both sides by S..licitors, it was suggested, to them to compromise the matter in dispute ; but they not agreeing upon the point, the Defendants entered in. to recognizances to appeal to the Quarter Sessions for a mire serious hearing, this being a question of interest to the Revenue as well as to the Licensed Viauallers. ROBBERY AT MARGATE.—The house of a Mr. LEACH, of Westbrook, near Margate, had been for some weeks uninhabited, though left with all its bedding and furniture, as is the custom with inn“ of the lodging- houses in that neighbour. hood. Some women of ill fame having been ob. served to .go into the house at - different times, in. formation was given io Mr. HALL, Poa.master, who had the care of it, ' 2lnd who, on examining the premises, found every thing: in disorder.; the beds were ripped up, and their contents gone ; the doors broken open ; the looking_glasses•and bed furniture. gone ; a quantity of coals and wine exhausted. • On examining more minutely, • they discovered , two females locked up in a closet, decked the spoils of their industry ; namely, with the bed furniture made up into Chemisevand petticoats. - The above• mentioned two women, and a third on whom suspi cion fell, have been committed to abide their trials. LLI/ABL - 11C,r7, JAN : 26, THURSDAY last, the Ravel ri and Western troops of Roxburghshite Yeonmiiry Light Dragobns,. under. the command of Colonel ELLIOT, were inspected on Mounthooly Haugh,. by Colonel M‘Mtranto, who . expressed his entire satislattion with the,appearance and state of discipline of the torps. The first (or Strathearn) regiment of. the first brigade of Royal - Perthshire Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Colonel Sir .PETER MURRAY, having- been ordered to assemble at Crieff, on Tues day last, the 17th instant, and to march next day for Stirling Castle, on gartisonaluty, the corps ac cordingly assembled (rn- that day, ,on their usual pa rade ground, in the neighbourhood of Crieff,.being their first parade in uniform, when their Colours were presented to them by the .Right Hon. Lady MARY MURRAY, who addressed the. corps in a few words on the occasion. The Lieutenant Colo nel Commandant then. mounted his horsey and in an animated address pointed out to the Volunteers the consequence of -a successful French invasion, _more especially as it affected the poorer and industrious classes of. the community ; and having 'explained to the Men the 'various dmies they were now called upon to perform, he concluded by expressing his cot fi . deuce that they would, in every situation, discharge them in a manner, which would do honour to them selves, and justify the most sanguine expectations which had been formed of the VOlunteer'Establish. ment. The Colours were then consecrated by the Chaplain, time Rev. COLIN BaX - rri ; after which ceremony, the Right Hon. Lord Viscount MEL VILLE, in his capacity of LieuGant of the Crieff Division, addressed the corps in a very impressive and eloquent speech'. The Ladies and 6entlemen of the neighbourhoOd honoured the corps with their . presence on the occasion, and the fineness of the' day added much to the beauty and splendor of the scene: Orders having been issued for the march at eight o'clock next 'morning, the regiMent marched off ex,aaly at that hour, in the highest Spirits, and with the most perfeCi steadiness and order. Al though the weather was very unfavourable, and. the toads very deep,. they perfOrmed the march,in eight hours and a, half, including a halt of 40 minutes on the rout, and marched' into garrison 648. Strong; (Meets and Staff included ; and the same night took upon them the duties of the Castle. In consequence of - a subsequent order, they have since been 'quar tered in the town of Stirling, but still continue to do the duties of the Castle, - Qn Monday last the Selkirk and Galashiels Cott ony of Volunteers, commanded by Scorr, younger of Wool, was inspened at Sunderland Hall by - Colonel M'l s ilußDC)lnspetling Field Officer of the . bistriet, when he was pleased to express his perfeet approbation of the appearance and disCipline of the - corps. They are a body of fine stout men, looked vastly, and were clothed in.excellent scarlet of the Galashiels manu. fadory. Five transports arrived at Greenock on Monday from Newry, having on board the second battalion of 'the 67th regiment . of foot, under the command of Lieut. Colonel . GORDON, consisting of tiptvards of loop men, part of which disembarked, in the course of the day, and the_whole reginitn - c will march for Stirling. This is.a fine body of young men, compo s ed i n greatpart of the Irish Reserve. The Ist and ad Regiment of Paisley, and the Regiment of Renfrewshire Yeomanry Infantry, composing a body of upwards' of 1303 men, were, on Saturday last, inspetied ar Paisley, by Major. General WEMYS ; they made a very fine appear. :Ince, and gave complete satisfaCtion to the General. IREL AND. DUBLIN, JAN. z 6. MONDAY John Stocktiale,:of. Abliey-street, s . .lrne time confined in Kilmainham Gaol, vias admitted to and "himself in i ba o i o l o : . i. two Sureties in 5001. each, Saturday last - Hart, for some time.past con fined in Newgate, was admitted to bail : two Sate_ ties 1561. each, and himself in 300 i. A fe. nights since a most daring robbery was committed in the house:. of Mr. M'Cu'LLoucx, in the neighbourhood of :Mafket-hill, county of Ar_ magh, by a number of armed ruffians, who after tying the family, .and plundering the house 'of Bank Notes to a considerable amount, got clear off with their booty ; but we are happy to understamd•that two-of them have since been apprehended and .lodged in Armagh gaol. • Letters received from Cork mention further par.' ticulars respeding Mr. Swiney, who was one of the prisoners confined at FOrt George, and who made. his escape since to France. It appears that he came to a near relation's house, at Ballynacurra,. in the county of Cork, attended by a French Officer,. and got drawings and maps of the - harbout:of Cork, and afterwards sailed from Ringaikiddey, for which the relation paid for freight 140 gu i ne a s . The boatmen conCeiying what they carried in a large trunk was valuable, and estimating agreeable to the freight, when S w i ne y an d the 'OffiCer went ashore; the crew set off with the trunk; broke it open, but finding nothing but maps and charts of roads, they put some . of their ballast in it and sunk it. Swiney detailed this circumstance in a letter to Mr: Swiney, his father. The letter fell into the hands of that vigilant Officer Lord GARDNE ; and the crew and old Mr. Swiney are now in confine ment. CORK, JAK. 21. We have much pleasure in stating the safe arrival Mere of His Majesty's Sloap Falcon, Capt. OIVIMA s EY . Six- weeks since she sailed from Newfound. land, with a convoy, of s 3 . Sail.; they were out but three days when a tremendous gale came on,-which dispersed the• Fleet, and injured the Falcon, which lost her rudder.and was otherwise much damaged. None ; of the convoy arrived with,the Falcaff , nor had. she seen any of them since the, storm. There Invalids, oA ; hoard to be conveyed to theinili - . iary depot at the Isle of Wight. . • S II IP NEIVS. CiAVESENI), JAN. 30. Passcd by—the Henrietta, Ehlert, :ff . = Seville • - Aurorzy [apple, for Barcelona ; Anda, Frederick, Mary, Fa, - ; - a,:r, Pegasus, Sibbald„ and the Charlotte', Winder, from •M5d,,, , ,a. Sailed -the Alfred, M'Lcod, tor Tobir,so; Hermes, man, for kraal& ; Elizabeth, "riiitti, tor ; f:rittid shipr for Rotterdam ; FredL,rick, A-r4y, ‘ VatiDyle, and the lunge I.)Azer Anna, —, for Etibc:;.;n: . . N t t t 96 drawn the eighth day of draitii,g Prize of 5001. was sold in the following Share -- one (2.,wr„er, one Etziith, and te.:l -Skx tetu t lis, Floatisay acid Cu. , No. z 6, cornhill ; also N• 1,1,343, drawn the sixth day 2 . Prizt! of pool. wa shared by Hoßptsßy and Co. N.B. Only two days to draw, and the Whey contains capital Priies, one of zo,oool. one pflswoi and one of 5001. The highest Prize drAwri•yesterday, N 6. 19,5;6 Five Thousand PoUnds, was divided into one Quar• ter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenth Shares, and sul at SWIFT'S (Nice, it; the Poultry, where No. 635; a Prize of roool. in the present I.3ttery, was sold a whole Ticket. Ercrirri DAY OF DaAw.l:lo.-----The, Ticket, T 9,510, drawn yesterday a Prize of, 2 . , 000 4 t h( Ticket 4,063, and the Ticket 23,1 r 3, both Prizes of i,OOOl, were all three sold ; =shared, and regis. tered,,at Btsx's,Offices, 4, Corohill, and 9, Charing Cross, where, in this Lottery, th e f o ll owing Prizes have already b ee n sold, shared, and registered, and the•forturiate Huldtrs may have their money•orr tnand. • SHAREC. 19,5r° IN WHOLETICKETS. -iz,coo 1,64.1 - Lz,ooo I,c)Do 4,063 1;000 s'7io 12,045 SG° 23018 3,235 MARRIED. Ott gunday last,- John Rerkeley Rutland, Y“t. of StAtcli‘ House, in the County of Dorset, Member of Parnairp,rix Torness, to Mrs. Gordoo,:o£l.eweston, in the same , Countr: The.sarnedav, R. P. Barlow, Esq. of the General ,PO4; Office, to . MisS Sitnson, daughter of the late Samuel Sintr son, Esq. of Lanoster. DIED _ . . On the loth Tilt. at Montserrat, DOininic James Tont , Esq.. aged zg years, atter a short illness ofiliree das. On the 6th of August, at his house on Chouliry Plaia• Madras., Sir paiii loddrell, late. Physician to His Highnes s theNabob,pf Arcot.. At GriotY, Mr. Robert Daley, eanduaor of Oidnance, • On the 29th of Migust, at lkngal; Captain lantesitetluir Conlin:alder / Of the Ship Britannia. On,tilV 24th tilt, in 'Lower Eaton-street, Mrs. Noble. O n the tth of December last, at Barbadues, Mrs. lienriet!'. Blackman, aged 78. ,r Y&,:tettlay,,at his House, in Norf o lk- street, M r. C oto b -t , Atio•roey at Law, Recorder of Bedford. • •• Oh Monday last, Mr. Thomas Parry, of. Alderrnqnhc" . Y' 1.7-e th ha t. • - • - .; • On the 6th ult. onboard the Augustus Ceesar, on his P s i sage to „Jamaica, AcitiroNir . Milne, En. Meri.hant, late 0 'rhavies, inn., On the 14th ult, at Edinburgh, David Williamson, EA' Of the 'Feint' On the 2,24 ult. in Nicholson•isreet, Edinburgh, l'O f Lewis, student of Mcdieine, from Parbadoes. On the loth ult. at Barrock-housc,• in Caithness, $ Sinclair, wife of loin Sinclair, Esq. of Barrock. , 'PRICE 1 Y EST 'F STOCKS, Bank Stock 1551 Na., 5 per ei .89} per e. en!. 1 797, 91i 2i Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. Con 73.1 : ~ c r c R. 56:Ak 3,11er C Orin 56t ci'• B. L. Ann. 16 g-16 7.16 B. S. Ann. mst Day-. -...,immeaftwrimi." !ndia Stock. ' • ' India Bonds -•- Omni= 2,11 321 ' 11111)6r. 3 per Cent. 551 k Ditto rain.- . ' • Bank fot Account Det - erred 3 •per Cent: • Cons. for tat. 56i, 6 51! 4 . VENEREAL BLINDNESS, mac. To-Mr. THOMAS TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. 9 ; Noir 13 ridge- st reet, LondOn.