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-~~ ~~ . itebail', Sept. 22, 801. 11':r Office, .Sept. i,5, ISet. From the LO`NDO.V GAZETTE, Sept. 26, trot : TliE Ring has been. pleased td constitute and ap_ point his Grace:Geor.ge . William. Frederick Duke of Leeds, to be Goveitfor of the Islands of Scilly,. alias Sully, alias Sorlingties, in the room ofFiancis•Duke of Leeds, deceased. 33 Regiment of Dragoons, Cornet Ci - tarles I?hilips Johnstone to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Broadhurst, who re :tires. "th Regiment of Light . Dragoons' , -Lieutenant Charles John Peshia, trom the zzd Foot, to be Lieutenant, Without purchase. loth Dill*, - • To be Licuteriants, withlut purchase. Cornet Smeit Otto Trip. Cornet William Sloane. Cornet Godschall Ichnson - . • Cornet - Charles Edward Bouverie. Lieutenant Edward-Warner," from the 4eth root. To be,Cot'nets, Thomas 'Nowell Hill-, Gent. vice Trip. Augustus Quinn,t: - Gent. vice Sloane. 13th Ditto, Quarter-Master Samuel Hohnes.ito be Adiutent, vice . Lawrence,,promoted.. ast Reg - intent of Foot*Guards, thsigt . Thomas Ker,, froin ;he 631 Yi.cot, 'to be EnSiga, it purchase, vice Touchett, pro 'noted!, • ast Battalion of the ast Regiment of Foot, Ensign John Ed die to be Lieutenant. 'uj . purchase, vice Bell, wh.o retires. ad Regialent of Foot, Enst.ll 4 ciliam CowellJmin the 89th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Due ley, deceased. 4th Ditto, Ensign Augustus Capaclose to be Lieutenant, hi,' purchase; vice Wilson, promoted. tit Ditto, Captain Paul Anderson, from they tat Foot, to be Major, without purchase, vice Loraine, promoted in the 9LA Foot. • frb Ts h: Lieutenants, • Ensign Patrick Herring, vice Brooks, deceased. Ensig, George Q'Mally, by purchase, vice Copland, pro moted in the 37th foot. • Ensign Eyre Trench; by purchase, vice Holbrook, promoted in the pat Foot. • - To be 'l.!izsign, by prebase. George Pinckney, Gent. vice Dunn, promoted. 17th Ditto, Captain Edward Blakeney to be Malnr, by pur • chase, vice Wallace, whoretires. Lieutenant Philip Money 'to be Captain; vice 131ekcney. soth Ditto, 'Major Manly Power to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Brooke, who retires. Captain Alex ander Jekyll Chambers to be Major, vice Power.. Lieute nant Tan Fulton to be Cal , tain, vice Chalmers. 34th Re'giment of Foot, William Hopkins Holland, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Burke, promoted in the 66th Foot. 35th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Conolly Major to be Lieutenant, ny purchase vice Fowdea, promoted. 36th Ditto, Alexander B. Higgins, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Fettles, promoted in the Sad Foot. 37tILDitto, Ensign Andrew Tilt to be Lieutenant, - by pur chase, vice De Carteret, promoted. 4oth Ditto, / Ensign Nathan Hood to bit Lidutenant, without purchase, vice G lilies; promoted. Richard Turton Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hood. Lieutenant DaVid front the both Foot, to be. Lieutenant; vire .., 4 nderson, - who etcchangeS. . . 4t it Ditto, Hospital-Mate Robert Dewar to 'be Assistant- Surgeon-, vice Purdon, placed on the i\ledi4al Stair' in Ire land. 45tit Pig..to, Ensign Charles Conway Costley to he Lieute mat, by purchase, vice Godfrey, promot , :d in the tt3th Foot. • • . _ . ,}'ate Ditto, Ensign Charles W. .Tonyn to be Lieutettant, vice aineron, dece sed. 54th Ditto, Lieutenant Francis Cumming, frOm the half.pay of the: late ed Regiment.of the I rislilßrigacle, , to be 'LiLte -. • tient - vice O'Neil, who exchanges. seth Ditto, Lieutenant Charles 'Roberts to - lee Captain, by • purchase, vice Brady,..reinoved ro tiee,,erst 'light Oragoons. 58thIlieto, Ensign john - ROlt to be Lieutenant, yiee.joscely e n, deceased. Ensign joint Hart, from Dillon's Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Role.- • - • 6o th Ditto., Ensign 'William Murray 'to be • Lieutenant, by puechase, vice M`Lachlan, who retirees. Lieutenant/Eneas Anderson, from..the '4oth _Foot, to be. Lieutenant, vice M'Andrew, who exchanges. : - 6a , 3 Ditto, Captain William O'Meara, from the half-pay of the late 6th Regiment of the Irish Brigade, to be Captain, vice Hamilton, who exchanges. e • . 63d bittoetaptainSainuel Fairclough to be Major, without purchase, vice IVPNiven, who retires. 66th Ditto, Ensign - Thomas Best, from the 69th Font, to be .EnSign e by purcleese, vice Baird, promoted. ) 68th Ditto, Lieutenant Boleyn M. Whitney to he Captain, by .purchase, vice Ironsidee who retires. - Captain Thur stone Dale, front the half-pay of the late szgth Foot, to be . Capt ain, ' vice Armstrong, who, exchanges. • Ta Lieutenants, • Ensign William Shicls, by purchase, vice Whitney. -Erisige Henry- Baillie, vice 'Williant Palmer, deceased. Ensign Philipßaggs, vice Stewart, deceased. nthe Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin Forbes, from the-75th foot, to be Major,. ersithoutpurehase, vice `elontresor, • promoted the .e.th Foot. Sad Ditto, Lieutenant It. B. Harrison, froth - the 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice ("earth, who retires on the riaif-pay of the late 97th Foot. 27iii Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant George Brett, from the half-pay of the late 73d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vlee Doyle, who exchanges: Surgeon Thomas, Giddy, from the 7th West India Regiment, to beSurgeon, vice Constable, pro moted an the Staff. • • flgeli Ditto, Edward Coltherd Smith, Gent. to ,be Ensign, , without purchase, vice Cowell, pfumuted in the ad Foot. gad Ditto, Ensign Charles Duddingst6ne ro be Lieutenant, vice Bent,deceased. . 93t1 Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Dealt Spread,. from the, half pAy of tie s late 97th Foote, to be Lieutenant, vice Harrison, removed to the had Fool. Ensign James Fraser to be Lieu tenant, without purchase, vice-Miller, removed to the 17th ' Light Dragoons.. Davis Fraser, Gent. to be Ensign, vice James Fraser. . est West India Regiment, Ensign James Rattray to be Lien teriant, vice Maclean, deceased.-- Robert Winter, Gent.; ,to be, Ensign, vice Rattrity. Thomas Hand:Ord, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Thornton, deceased. • ad Ditto, Frtsilti Henry Boon to be Lieutennilt ,withotit pur chase, vice Sin.t . per, Who resigns. Michael Pierrepoint, Gent. to be'Ensign, vice Burns, dee:eased; William Cooke, -- Gent. to he Ensign, vice Boon. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant john Freeer to be Captain, by- pur chase, vice Webster, who retires sth'llitto, Casimer de Brick - , Esq. (late Colonial Captain in the Island of St. Doiningo).to be Captain, with tempo - ... rt!ry Rank in the Army. • 7th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon:William Powell, from the 53d Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Giddy, removed to the 87th Hoot. • ac a Ditto, - Lieutenant George-11. Skipts to be Adjutant, vice De Sorer, promoted. Lientenant-Colonel King's Corps,of Foot—Ensign Williani Anderson, from the 79th Foot, to be Lieutenant,• without 'purchase, • Ensign D.onaldliacleod, from the 71st Foot, • ' to be I,ieutenant, without purchase. Royal Garrison Battalion• Ensign John Munro to be Lieu-. tenant, without pu 'chase. Ensign James. Wcatherhead to • be Lieutenant, without oUrchase. • ' Captain. Nugent's Levy. " . . The undermentioned Officers to have Rank in the Army, so long dril 3 . , as they tia 11 be empl:yed on the said Levy'. Daniel Ffer&iun, Gent. to be Ensign. John Ashby, Gent to be'Ensign. INVALIDS. • Captain William Nairn, froin the Invalids in North Britain, to be Captain of an I ndekendent •Cdmpany of Invalids in tfic Tower of London,"vice West, who exchanges. Brevet Major William West, from the Invalids in•the Tower of London, to be Captain of an Independent CoMpany of Invalids in North Britain, vice Nairn, Who exchangeS. BREVET t.fejor.Thomas Cage Maaresor, of the 89th Foot, .to be Lieutenant-Colon:I in i the A r4iy. STA.rt`, _ . Lieut . emant , Colonel Robert Craufur'd, of the fi,ith Font (De poq.Qlikrter-Niaster-Gencral in Ireland), to he Adjutant- General, to His Nl:tjevv's Troops stationed in the_ EuLt In-; , disiyi:.:: Lieuten.wilond Cline, 'who resigns. • trastock VA/geek. ifenry Eeautord, Cent. to iv Second Lieutenant,,'vice par_ son, promoted., Darr/mouth Volunteers. John Southcott, Esq, to be Captain. • Christop • et Torviii, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. Robert Coster, Cent. to be Second Ditto. MEMOItANDUM Lieutenant lames Massey, of the 2d Battalion of the 6cth Regiment of Foot,.is removed from the Servi v r. .Ettli,iVlUM in the Gazette of the sth instant. t6th Re invent of Foo .. t—For Douglas, Gent, to be En sign, without purchase, vice Wood, promoted, read Cap tain George TcylOr, •flot - n the .Bantfahire. Fencibles, to be Insignovithotit purchase, vice WLod, promoted. • Ordnance. o . illce, Sept. 23, ISo r, Royal Powder-A:rill Vol,ntcers. 11,:nry Halsted to lie Lieutenant, vice Coleman,. resigned. Dated Sept. 19, rtor.. Commis:km in the West York Militia, iigned by the Lord '• Pint Tr.st York RighneNt, To be Captain—CaptaiKjohn Ibbztson, from the late Fourth West,York Regiment. Dated March as, 179 g. Second West ?'ork Regiment. To be Captain—Lkut. Robert Serjeantson, from the First West York Regimott. Dated August 25,-18ot. To be Eusign—llernian Stapleton. Dated August 25, ISor. Ti/irdill'est York Regiment. To be knsign—George Vincent. Dated August I, 180-1. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. ro. Jane Gathers, of Sr. iJohn's-street, Wit Smith field, bakw,, at t wel ve, at Guildhall. Nov., r 7. ja riles Sheriff, of_ 1 - latton-C.;iiin f ien, Middle.. - ex, - merchant, af . eleven; at Guildhall.. 1-10 - 3PITAI. STAFF-. Surgeon-Major Hudsoli .re to be As.sistant-I:Aspedor of pitals:at Gibraltar. , • Ex!la-Snrgeon William, Pyrn to, be Sulgeon-Yajor to the Gal risen of Gibraltar, vice Lowe, Garrison-Surgeon Gabriel Rice Redmond, of the Island of - Minorca, to. be Assistant-Inspector of -flospitals to the Forces serving in the Mediterranean. Surgeon John Webb to be,lftspieecor of Field Hospitals to the Forces. T/' Pr! ice of Wales's own. Rrgiment of Fencible Infant y. Sejeant-Major Alexander Cumming, from the Royal Artil lery, to be Adjutant, .vice Morancl, who resigns. (hit. Colonel Edx..c..arek's * Regiment of Fencible Quarter—Master John Simpson to be Ensign, vice Thompson, who resigns, • Quartet-Nlaster-Serjeaut Alexander Wilsani :from the ISth Foot,'to be Adjutant, rice Thotnpson 4 who resigns- , , Fame/ Andrcw. , Regiatent of Fencib:e Infantoy. Lieutenant. James Hewerdine to be Quarter-Master, vice Williamson, who resigns. • . Cilonej• Lord Mae onala s gut ent of Fencible Ensign M,alcolm Macdonald tp. be Lieutenant, vice Donald Macleod, who is superseded, being absent withe , nt leave. Donald Munro, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Macdonald: , • Brionstree Loyal —• Durant; Esq. to be Captain, chri.,tditirchCentlemen: and Yeomanry Cavalry. Major Chichester Fortescue Garttn, itf the late IZutland tocibic Cavalry, to he'Cltain,.v}re. Lloyd, who resigns. Southern Trov of Hertfordshii; e Golden:en Ycoma,:ry Valtj;, LieutemTt :Thomas Artemi4r,ras Russell to be Captain- Lieutenant, vice Sir A br,iti'am 1-I:ime, promoted. Penryn Gentlemen and. Yeoman?), Cavalty. Thomas Nicholas, EA, to be Captain: Petei Harvey, Gent. to' be Lieutenant'. Shraphire Gentlemen and-Yeamamy Ca✓alry. Tho4ltlTukes Collier, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Piggot, who .ri;:glis. William Mosefield, • Gent. to be •Cornet,. vice Gillebrands, who .resigns. Ardersier Volunteers. - Lieutenant Tames Carmichael, of the late Ist Fencible Ins fantry, to be Second Licutetiarit. . Brixton and lealmpton.Voltenteers. Captain Thomas Lane to be Major-Commandant . 'Lieute nant John Wood Wintet to' be , Captain, vice *Lane. Henry Hensleigh, tent': .to be Lieutenant,. vice Winter. : . John Wood Winter, jun. Gent. to be Ditto. William Anthony; Gent. to be Ditto. 2d . Pattalion qf the Banffshire Vat nteers. Thomas Stewart, Gent. to be Adjutant, vice Ca;ileron, who resigns. Alexander Watson, jun. Gent. to, be Quarter- Master, vice Alexander Watson, sen. whq resigns. Buckland Alcnacharum V.: homers. Stephen Miguen Gennys, Gent. tolie Lieutenant, • East Bu , thig . 4, relunte:rs. Ei”ign John Palmer to'bc Lieutenant, vice Cockeram, pro moted. John liaoan, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Palmer. - Constantine Volunteers. • . Edward Rowe, Gent. 'to be Ensign. I.d North Devon Volunteers. Captain Hui Mallet, of the Iddlesleigh Company, to be - ina3or. Dolton Volunteei-t. 1 Thomas Owen, Esq. to be Captain. - George Owen,•Gent. -to be Lieutenant.- John Shute, Gent. to be. Ensign. Eastern,Basralion of Dorsetshire Volunteers. .• c'e,T • f Ati Tricker, Esq.. to be Captain, vice West;. who resigns. William Reeve, Gent: to be First Lieutenant, vice Durnford, sv resigns. TosinniMichael Brookes, Gent. to be First Lieutenant,:vice Alien, who r signs. . Fabian Street, Gent.. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Clarke, who resigns. - - • . . William_Wadhata, Gent.. to be Ditto, vice Lander, who re signs. Ifinterborne Ccnir.vy. • . William Hayward, Gent. to be Se.;ond Lieutenant, vice House . , who resighs. - • 1/ L yal City of Durk,im Volunteers. Lieutenar,t Thomas Gre;thwell to be (4tain: Robert Downing:Gent., tt) be First Lieutenant.. Edinburgh Rgal Highland liclunicers.. Ensign John Brown to be Lieutenant, vice J. O. Brown, wilt - . resigns. - • jaw,...s.Oshorne Brows, Gant. to be Adjutant; vice Gordon, wi:o aesigns. Exet tr,"Volunteers. iia h , Middleton Ellicombe, Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Ford, who resigns. -, , Falmi - uth, or,PeTtiennis .141aiteers. Second Lieutenant Edward Angrove to be First- Lieutenant, vice Tregloham, who resirl.3. • • Francis Fender, Gent. to Fe Second Liente; 'anti Yict: `ngrove.. - fames Byrne, Gent. to - be - Di to, .vice Dickson, wlio r kSigns. aennwriston Vasa:tart. • Lieutenaria DUncan 111‘Dcine11, late - of the 97th Regiment, to b: Second Lieutenant. Gr.zyciend a*ld Tilbuly Fort Pollnteers Lieutenant John Mills Evans to be Captain, vice Ackerman, who resigns. KeNtln *Volunteers. • First Lieutenant Tames Bolkeley to be Captain, Second Lieutenant Robert B. Howell to he Fii - st Lieutenant, - vice Bulkeley. Second Lieutenant Collyns to be Ditto. Wiliam Clack, Gent. to b.; Second Lietimnant, vice Howell. john Clack, Cent. to be pin°, vice Collyps. West Kilpatrick Volunteirs. Walter Taffie, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice. Collins, who re signs." Liverpool liffpendentluatecrs. IVilliarn Calton Beetsoa, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Kirk_ patrick, who resigns. Robert Norris, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hoskins, who re signs. Luis and R:riv Volunteers. Lieutenant John IVl‘Lauchlan to .be Captain, vice Colqu houn, who resigns. Joseph Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Turner. Nab-kirk licluntiers. William Wlntosh, .Gezt. to be Second •Lieutenant; vice Aird, who resigns. - Ottery Artillery Volunteers. John Ellis Lee, Esq. to be Captain. • Walter Pulman, Gent. to be First Lieutenant. • Charles Hodge, jun. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. ,Second Ottry Volunteers. George yucker, Gent. to be.- Ensign. P(My7f Volunteers. ',William Hocking, Gent .to be Ensign, vice James, who re signs. Landside Tic/writers. • . . William Innes, Esq. to be Major-Commandant. First Lieutenant Alexander Murray to be Captain. Second Lieutenant Geargeinnes to be First Lieutenant, vice Murray,: David Murray, Cent. to be Ditto. . Culliii Sinclair, Gent. to be second Lieutenant, vice George limes. , • _ - • Tue 41ton' Volunteers. Ensign John Richard to to Lieutenant, vice Patterson, who resigns. John Hay, Gent.•to be Ensign, vice Richard. LONDON : Printed by BUCHANAN 'III I MI LLAI•I, (of Bow-street, Covent-Garden); . and Publial#ed by Nrytwitm ARMIGER SCR trrs Horse-feriy-road, Wtst:iiinster); At ,the Str N -OF cE, No. l'l2, Strand; where Advert:Jr/newts, Orders for the Paper, Lcturr for the Editor, ,vc. ;part paid), must be acidres4ed. BANKRUPTCY SUJ-121:SEDLD. John JaCob, .of Eye, Suffoll;. 'common-brewer. Richard Porter younger, of Derby, 'grocer, to sur render OCtpter 7, t,z, at eleven, and Noyember 7, at nine, at - the Fr,`x and Owl Inn, Derby. Atuirnies ' Mr. Chilton, Lino, Inn London or Ni les Olt,. Derby,. Ric ,!rd King Thomas, of Evesham, 'W.c4::eslers hue, mercer, /)Ctober 13, at four, October f 4, and NoVember 7, at eleven, at thq . Crown Inn, Evesham, Woreesterslfii - O. Attorwes, Mr. Cheek, Evesham; or Mr. Bousfield, Bouverie-street.i F leer- street. Williarn Simonds, of Market-street, St. fames, grocer, Odober so, r 3, ,and November-7, at one, at Guildhall.. - Attorney, Mr. Lewis, Chancery,lane. Joseph Britton, of Birmingham, jeWellgr,.odober, "9, at five, October zo, and November 7, at eleven, at the Shakes- Tavern, New-street,' Birmingham. Atturnies, Mes;rs. Bolton; SaVage, and Spike, Elm -court, Temple; or Mesrs. Gent and Son, Birfningharn. Abel Cartwright, late of Darlaston, Staffordzhire, baker, Odober 7, at five, Odober 8, al.d November 7, at eleven, - at" the Harp Inn, Allrighton, Shropshire. Attorines, Messrs. ChreeS, WightMck, and Chrees,tWolverharnp ton. - jam Jones, late of .13irmingham, Oraper and shopkeeper, Odober .to, 13, and Novemr 7, at °tie, at Guildhall, London. • 'Attorney, Mr.,Field, Friday-str•tet, Cheapside. jot3eph 'Milner, of the Haymarket; baker, October 16, - at six, -October -17, and November-7, at onc, at Guildhall. At tornies, Pcarce and Dixon, Paternoster-rONV. John George, of ..Piccadilly, draper,- October ,z 6,• at six, Odober 17, and November 7, at one, at Guildhall.. At torhies, Messrs. J. and R. Willis,-Warrilord-court„Throg • Mottod-street; DIJIDENDS. Oct. 26. Henry eraser, of Holt, Norfolk, innkeeper, at ten, at tile Guildhall, King's Lynn, Noriolk, 'Oet. 24. Wiliiittn . Butler, of Holborn, taverrikeeper, at • eleven, at Guildhall. Nov. 14. Reliarcltiirford, of Finsbury-squaye, hall :actor, et one, at Guildhall. or Li‘!trpool, hariwPreman, at eleven, at tr- Globe Tavem___l-iN,7c-inotit. • • - • - --- Nov. 2. xachael Biasix anti I arnesßissix, of Bristol, sugar bakers,at eleven, at the White-Hart Inn; Bristol. 061. 17. Robert Purvis, of Chestef-le-street, Durham, miller, at eleven, at the Turk'Head, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. Oct. z 6. John Terry and William Richards, of Biruning. ham, button and buckle-makers, .at ten,' at the George Inn, Birmingham, • • Oa. 20.. iarnes Hewitt, of Codston, Surrey, - carpcater, at ten, at:Guildhall. • ' e. ~ - . cERT/FicATEs. ~. . .061. 17. Gabriel Seagram, of Tiverton, Devonshire, grocer. John Christian Hartwig Garbers,. of. Liverpool, rtierchan , ;. George Collier, of Shrewsbury, money-scrlvener. SIIIP NEWS. GRAVESEND, SEPT. 25. • Passed by—the George, Norfolk Hero, Scott, Cres cent, Dawson,. Sincerity, Jaine Son, Adnnture, Prinn, and MOntreal, Boyd; f‘eni Quebec.; • - 13ridgetown, Goodwin, Achilles, Smith, .and Gold en G rove , C ar e y , from Demerara; Robert, Aylwoo:1, from Jamaica Vestal, • Hutchins, from Nevis; Isle - of "nianet, .Goodwin, from Barbados ; Ryder, from New-York ; Peggy, Sinclair, from Trinidad ; Mary, Worth, I] - 01:1 St. Vincent's ; Wackzurnheit, from liaMbio'_;' lo , :ander, Haley, from Martinique; Mary Parker, Shelly, ki r b t ., Drysthll, Anry—=-, Lord Nelson, aud Burton, Smith, from Antigua. Sailed the* - -Sluldraughtoil, .Oporto; and Wil liam;Stokes, for. Naples. Iif4RRIED. At Gianrnire Chur.;h, on the istli Sept. - Captain - William Erskine, t6th Foot, James Erskine, Eie l . o f cardross, - to Miss i'vlynts, only daughter of NlA jor-General 14Iyer. - DIED. • At his seat,. of Fleet •-Dareicrell, in the county of Devon, Johei Bulteel, Esq:• in his 6gth.•yetr, •upwards of forty-five years a Magistrate of the county.. TRICE OF SI'OCA,74 SAT IpAY. Bank Stock shut ' . 'lndia Stock 494 Navy . s.pet-Cent. 90 . 1 i ' • Exclit.-Tn-. - Bills s. dis. 5 per Ce0t.•1797, snut, New ditto Irish 5 per . Cent. shut Lottery Ticket • 4 per 'Cent.. Con. shut • Irish din? 3 per Cent. Red. shut • Ornniunii.i.7l - Cent. Con: 591,11, , • Ai:Ter. 3 pc:Cent. 591 9 S' j, Ditto Scrip , ' .Ditto Ann: tilll-16* Bank Long'Ann. shut . '.•. dank for Op. ' . .Ditto Short. Ann. shut ' Iridia for • Ditto Scrip Consoli ti. Oelober 5.91-a MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL LECTURES ON Monday, Odober 5, a COURSE of LEC TURES on the MATERIA MEDICA, PRAC TICE of PHYSIC, and CHEMISTRY, Will re-commence at the Laboratory in Whitcomb-street, Leicester-square, at the usual morning hours; viz. --the Mater - at Medic-a at a Quarter before Eight ; the . Pratlice of Physic Half after Eight ; and the Chemistry at a Quarter after Nine. By CEO. PCARSOIg, M.D. F.R.S. Senior Physician to 'St. George's Hospital, and of the Col lege of Physicians. A Register is kept of the Cases of pr: Pearson's Patients in St. George's Hospital; and- an account is given of ;Non at a Clinical Ledure every Saturday Morning. at Nine o'Clock. . _ Proposals may be had at St. George's Hospital, and in Leicester-square. RIDING SCHOOL, STABLES, &c TO" BE LETT, the RIDING HOUSE, exter)... sive Livery Stables, Coach-houses, and Offices, with the Dweiling.AouSe adjoining, in the City of Bath, and law in the, possession of Mr. Dasli. The Premises are very com r4odiott's,' have been much frequented , for several years p,,t, and may be cntered upon immediately. For further Particulars, inquire of Mr. Salisbury, .at Dor chester, Dorset; and ‘. Messrs. Bayley„ . in Bath'. . - • OJttOithglitlir. • • BEECIA 'WOOD; SOME CAPITAL OAK, '_&c. 7O 'BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - By Mr. CHRISTIE, At the Red-Lion, Bridge Foot, Henley upon Thames, On MONDAY,,Novinriber q,.at.Twelve o'Clock, •IN LOTS - , • A FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting • of, ONE '3. HUNDRED and FIFTY- ACRTS of WOOD LAND, covered with VA LYABL E BEECH wooD and some CAPITAL-OAK TI MB ER, in the. most TIT • .V_ ING 'STATE, situate within about Four Miles 'of the. , : Thames, and Se , ;enof Henley upon Thames', in the County of Oxford. Also, a Compact FREEHOLD HOUSE in Two Tene mentg, tarn=yafd, and WelLof excellent Water, Two Gar= dens, and Close of Land,,c6ntaining t A oR. 261'. situated at GORING TOWN's. END, in-4he Parish of Goring, iri the County of Oxtbrd, let to Mr. Richard Goddard, at will; at a low old Rent of 41. to. but-of nearly double the an= nual value, Land Tax to;. rod. The Tenant will shew the Pn' , mises. - • Particulars may be now had of the Printers of the Oxford and Reading Papils ;- and of, the Printer of the Birminghap - ', Paper ; at the Red Lion, Henley ;,_Rainbow,.Cornhill ;- and in Pall-Mall. VALUABLE _BUILDING MATEAVALF;, SUPERB • STATUARY, CHIMNEY-PIECES, and FURNI TURE— FONTHILL. . L _ • TO BE SOD'i:vir - A — UCTION, By Mt..•l-. PHILLIPS, On the Premises, oit / WedneSday the 7th of-Oa o b er next, • and hdriwing. Days, at Eleven o'clock, V I E . .alti.:ble-BLIILDINCI MATERIALS of two Wings and Offices oao.ll hill Man s io n ,- Wil ts , proptyrty of winizm 13,:c..kw, Es q . ; comprising the coner and Lead Coverings, •Sasl,.:.;, Doors, Wainscoting, looringS, ~ ttavenient„ Stone Staircases,- Iron. Balustrades, forty solid Stone Columns and Pilastrs, and the Stone which fortis the Colonades ; stout -Mahogany Doors, • fbrmed of choice and beautiful wood; magnificent Statuary ; Chimney pieces, enriched by Statuary Figures, four and five feet high, supporting the -Malittes of exquisite sculpture, and classi cally designed; together with two Suites of Rooms, oorn, prising two lai - ge,Pier and Chimney Glasses, a few Pidures, Register and Bath Stoves; Chairs, Tables, Bedding, and mis celfaneons articles of utility. Mr-fy be publicly viewed, from - •the to,th to the rsth Sep tember;'. to the Day of Sale,. by Cwalogues, to be had at Messrs. Foxhall and Fryer's, Old Cavendish-street ; and of 14tx. Phillips, NeVAßondstreet, London, at :A. each.. Also, on the Premises ; at .the White Hart, Salisbury; St. 4, An dover; Stacie's, .Weyinouth ;- of lite Printers of the Salis bury, - 7Sherborne, Bath, Dorchester, Exeter, BriStol, and Portsmouth Papers. FURNITURE,' -PICTURES, MAIZ.BLR BUSTOS, BRONZES, CHINA, TAPESTRY, PLANTS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By. Mr. H. PHILLIPS, • On the Premises, Melbury House, near . Ye . ovill, on Tuesday' the 13th of OC.toh.er, "and' thllowinOiays, at Eleven ‘o'Cloet each Day • 'HE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURF • Pier and Chimney Classes, .Pictures, Prints and Drawings, antique Marble Bustos, Bronzes, -China, Books, Tapestry; Hangings, a Billiard Table,. Marble Slabs, Cabinets, Set 01 capital Iltf ahogany Dining Tables, three clocks, -fine Carvings . in Wood by Gibbor., aillarpsichord.by 13roaclwood, Chan deliers, Plate, Cliituney-pieces, Green-house-Plants, Exo tics,. and .miscellanei;as etkets; the Property of the Right Hon. the EARL of 11.,CF1 EST PER, ai Meibury liouSe,.nea YeovilL Sornerset. . • and u The la gi n t r i n g i s t y r t e cv e c o n in t c p e s e a t F h o e u r Four- p e, o t s s t andan d .Th, o c t i i e n r z , B VD S t r e a t . a , ing-room Suite in blue- Damask, Sophas, Chairs, Catpets' Library, Dining aid other Tables, Window Cdrtains, and a varlet:: of Useful domestic articles. May , b viewed Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale, and Catalogues bad, at is. each, (in the l'remises ; of the .Printers of the Sherborne, Dorchester, Exeter, Salisbury, Bath,' and Bristol Newspapers ;• Lamb, Hirldon ; White. liart,„Andovet; nielore, Blandford-; and at Mr. H. Phil lips's Atiefion•Office, New Bohd-street: - I A CAPITAL' MANSION HOUSE, AND SUNDRY STA rrz, IN - AND NEAR THD TOWN OF SI-IKENSiMRY, ' • • TO. BE SOLD BY Auic:rioN, • Early ih Oet.ober next .• consisting of A LL that most desirable MANSION,. eallecrthe ABBY, with the Gardens, Hot-libuses, Fish-poncl6. and Pleasure-grol(cds thereunto belonging, delightfully.si.- tuated in-the vicinity of the said Town of Shrewsbury. - All that Messuage and Water Corn il , lill`, called tiie ABBY • MI • . A very Valheable-Farm, called MO NKMOOR.. 'Several Pieces or Parcels of excellent Meadow, and Pasture Land, in and near. the Abby-Foregate and Coleham. Sundry MessingeS,..-Gardens and Lands, in Murivance ana St. Austin's Friars. . Also, Two several Farms, situate in Netley and Wretna ll, in the Parishes-of Stapleton and Church pulverbatch, in trio County of Salop. • . Particulars of the several EStateS are now preparing, 0 '; will be ready" to be delivered on Wednesday :the 16th day °;" September instant, .at Richard Griffiths, Esq.'s, Chop' Stairs, Lincoln's Inn, Landon; at the / Lion and Talbot Inns , and at the Offices of Messrs. Jeffreys, .Lloyd; and AsterleYt Attomies, Shrewsbilry.7-Lbeinember THAT Consumptions, so ,unirersally considereJ, • as incurable, however hereditary, inveterate, or 01- long stmding, may_riow be with. certainty removed, aIA the Constitution may be re',:tored, though emaciated to yO great a (.I , gree that existence: is considered es ne - irly' at an end—is highly, fully, and beyond a doubt exemplified, in 3 recent Letter from John CarteaNlullia:r, Esq. of ShoticY, near .Ipsvich, dlited August, tJJt, •• SIR, Gratitude-impels me, not only to thank you, but als ° , f : requeit - you to make my Case for the benefit of &die 1. IV have 'always been having lost tvv o Sisters and a Brother ; and I certainly have fall-CO 3 it'yout Rahn -of 'FA saved me. I have i)eint under almost all tie I::tCUlty of enainelice nea i r Inc ; puli:...tilarlv 'Dr. Hawes, of en-Jen:l . :M.'s' , Inous,ibi(jorDium Ytni havdn.y con ; prive curiencdito make fp,: C‘eicknir.yn.' Finding relict from a small.bottle, whr.:n nothc ir, els,: a librdtA fig snylkst be ntlit, f):ersevered - till. a O 5 1.-C.e eblllpietety cured. 1110. y t;‘,- ass:ne. you I ;will r.N:ornotard the Bairn of GiiLac, to all khow lsbouting complaints. I ro,l, . Servlnt, j 140: CARTER 111i31,E.INEg' To Dr. Solomon . , LlY:rpcol. . 2 ; 1; . further ini:Awatic,n, may Pc 5 , 3 ,.‘ . ' 1.1 every T'isir by' Mr. Woullrey psw: , ,Vidow of the 'Reverend Mr, Price, 13 7 Vicar: 4 aequiiot Dr. , Icrnon, that having- been, t,r a considerate ,1 time grievc al i ly afflicted with a nervous .conykint, aPlSztite, Nv, - .i,.11 she ' , tact best 3( 1 ' 1 '; or the irin , s,t Liverpool; side's for tl;,: bcnefir :iir, box :ill Without the I.;l:netir; rlntil, by tu - ,7...nr tati;)iis of she made (lI'A bottle, or tit::: CO it DIA 1. i; A 0,1 or D, which Mrs. I'. ztssurcs I)r_ Solomon has completch• cd her health. An servie. t.ii.; INV.e may, be to Dr. 1 Mr.;. Price wi, - .hes he nit). "in,,lte use of, , :iu.d she . `:• 0 ;4 feel pleasUre anixi. , -.:rmg any inquiry ; titcr e '' Mrs. F. thinks it prud.:nt to addh2(4iguature. Al. PRIC• gyzni:;t, No. 7, Sommer Seat, 11;.'7ington-I3usi . Liv,try9ol, A lir; 1 22, I.Sa'.. . ;qrs. P, is the Daughter ofdi:: tat?. worthy and muc h 11- ineuted A i - erin,in 3ollanit, of •L•ltet. . Ship 'Villa Extrad ol lc a Letter frimfrin bo Ci ard - Ills Mie . stY's S'' ; `p .. .. . . . . d, 1. arts, to 1)r. Solomon, L .. .. • • ~,, c ipoot. Dear Sir, for Inclos‘,..d is an Order on the Restrna3tee of Liverpooi, dv 01 , - 51: pleas:: to send another Box Vftly- Cordial 11.1111 i Of G ilL' 3 .o the turnizr tins done. miracle; ; I am considers;,!}' better,., ~ whole, but as one of our in -~.1 was in a deeif ti , :jin"' would ho,doubt . have been quite cur..d htd'l ioadtt use ol l i . expected to live many days, I sp4red him one of tne hottlt. and . he is now perfestly recovered. to a good state.of he 3 c i t, , s Yohr excellent Mqdicine is the prfise of the wilole '" . t o Company.. I b•J; , ,. von will send the box as soni as posibl..,_. IA-NIE.S. WARP a Your obedient Servant - Th.?. Cor.lial Balm of Gi 1 dd. is sold at flalf-a-Gl.i ne,i _ and ot 1 - bo !tl',, in five pound cases, colit,ining the quantity vo, srralf bnttles; whereby then; is a saving'' 11 ‘ 6 • bY:3II - of Genuine Me.ilL:ines in the 1.)::1: , -: :4,1;, ,, ;(- 10 '''' • —.............."' and 1.0.,,.. Nu ~-._ . )13N e I' L tox Do ance 1 itt:ll N./it 1, 411 b t t len( rill rt g l e nf had .11\Atru