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irgm t,?e LOND'‘',IN GAZETTE, Flh. 14, 1804.. „ Oft', Febrziary 14, 1804. MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PrESENT r n-L A!AF.:c T. toitettron.or TRURO. John Lemen,-otrrAvcilan i in 'the County of Cornwall, Esq. who hat') accepted the Office oLone of the Coininissioners for ex,e'euting the Ofti.e of L o rd - Hi g h Admiral of the lini . ted Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Mir-Office, Feat - re:7 14, IS*4. Royal Regiment of flor;e Guarits, Surgeon lames M'Gre. gor, from the Sgth Foot, to be Surgeon ; vice Hussey, pro moted. oti' Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Surgeon lames Dalzell, front the 32/1 root, to be Surgeon, vice Ormsby, appoint id Surgeon to the Forces, 9th Rex- rent of Light Dragoons. Lieutenant F. G. Carrni_. chael o , be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Do naldson,- . - nth Ditto, Lieutenant Arrhur Chichester, from Half . pay • adv... ;tti Dragoon Guard's, to he Lieutenant, vice Blake, .prooiptrd ni the 9da Light Dragoors. • 12th Curn..t A lexander NVilson to be Lieutenant, by ptu - cba.e, vice RayOes, ti ho.retires 17th Ditto, Siiegeon lames A iidersoli, from the Both Foot, to he Surgeon,.-vice O'Connor, appointed Surgeon to the 2CI Re l .'Artent of hoot, John Winne - Griffith, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Oleitcy, promoted. sth Ditto, David Envlanit Johnson. Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice - .Lauzun, promoted in the Royal Stall Corps. 14th Ditto, En sign J. Dyne, from Half-pay of the Queen's Rangers, to he Ensign, vice Morris ' who exchanges . . . 17th Ditto. Surgeon Lewis D'Arcey, from the fild Foot. to be Surgeon, vice Milton, removed to the 4th Garrison Bat talion. 18th Ditto, Ensign - Ferguson to be Lieutenant, with out purchaSc, vice Bevan, who retires. Nth Ditto, Brevet .Lieutenant-Colonel Dunbar. lames Hun . ter to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice ple, who retires. Oath Ditto, Lieutenant lames Conoliy to be Captain of a Company, without purclia - se. 18th Ditto, Ensign 1. It. I-till to be Lieutenant, without • purchase. vice Strang,eways, whose appointment has nut • taken place. 3oth Ditto, lames Forbes, Gent. to be Assistatd-Surgeon. 33rli Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Chancelleur, from the 3a(i Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Aldridge, who retires. Lieutenant J. BOoth, from the 76th Foot, to be Lie:nen:nit, vox Ouseley, avle , exchanges. 41st Ditto, Lieutenant Adam Muir to be Captain of - a Coin pony, whnout purchase, vice Campbell, promoted in the 3d Battalion of Reserve. Lieutenant Alexander Catnp bell, from the Cast Foot, to be Adjutant f, with the Rank of Lieutenant in the Regiment), vice Muir. 46th Ditto, Ensign William Newport White to be Lieuten ant. without purchase, vice M'Gibbon, promoted in the York Light infintry Volunteers. S7th Ditto, Richard .1 - oberville, Gent. to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice M`c rcgor, promoted. 63(1 Ditto, Richard iirlajoribanks, Gent, to be Ensign, with out purchase, vice Hall, promoted. 64th Ditto, Thomas lohnatone, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Casey, promoted in the Bth West India Regiment. - 66th Ditto, Captain lame; P. Murray to be Major, by pur chase, vice Peter, promoted. Lieutenant Wm. L. For . tescue to be Captain of a Company, vice Murray. En sign Edward Carlson to be Lieutenant, vice Fortescue. 68th Ditto, Henry Salmon, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur- CIiJSC, vice Wright. promoted. 69:11,Ditto, Alexarel.r Kerr, Gent. to be Ensign. without' purchase, vice Cameron, promoted in the Bth West India Regiment. 7oth Out Charles Thompson Frith, Gent. to be Ensign, . by purchase, vice who rerires. 76th Ditto, LizeJtenant K. Ouseley. from - the 38th Foot, to be Lictin.nant. vice Booth, who exchanges . 78th Ditto, William Grueber Douglas, Gent. to be Ensign, - by purchase, vice Coane, promoted. 79111 Ditto, Ensign Malcolm Fraser to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice Ross, promoted in the 6gth Foot. Hugh M 'Gregor, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Eraser. *ad Ditto, Thomas Moore, Gent.- to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice M`Lecd, promoted in the 38th Foot. • gad Ditto, Ensign Andr.:w M Pherson to be Lieutenant, .by purchase-, vice G rant, promoted. Ist West I odia Regiment, Samuel Harnay, Gent. to be En sign, without purchase,. vice lies, promoted. - I;th,Di to, Ensign T. Casey, front the 64th hoot, to be Lieu. tenant, without purchase. York Rangers, Surgeon William Stone, from Colonel Ram. sa's Regiment, to be Surgeon. ist Battalion of Reserve, Ensign Thomas Hawkins, from the '6th Battalion, to he Ensign, vice Burke, nrocnoted in the Bth West India ke2,iment. ,6th Ditto, William Davison Gent.'to be Ensign, vice Haw kins, temov.ed.t. the tat 7th Ditto s Second Lieutenant Charles Dowries, from the 9jth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Greenfield, who resign's. tleuron's. Regiment, Suigeori William Wybrow, from Half_ pay of the . tat Foot Guards, to be Surgeon, vice Caude.. mont. The King's German' Legion, Lientenant.Coi,nel Adolphus. Otto Baron Barase to be Lientenant-Cc)losiel, with tempo rary Ranh in the Army. Major Baron Benningson to ha Majo - , with rcmurorary Rank in the Army. Major Lewis Augustus Baron Bussche to be Major, with tempo ra; y Rank in. the Army. To b;: Capt:ll3+3,..with temporary Rank in the Army—Cap tain..Aclerp:linti William Baron .W urmb . Captain Charles Latnjelit Captain Henry Laroche de Staikentels. Captain Augustus Baron.Knese - .bedk. Lieutenant Moriz de - - To he-Lieu-ma:us,. with temporary Rank in the Army— .Lientenant- George de .Avemann. Lieutenant William Decken. Lieutenant Adolpbuidol-linuber. Second Lieutenant Zorn.. Second- Lieutenant Frederick Baron U.sslar. Second Lieutenant Augustus Charles Hart man. Second Lieutenant Ikitedix Baron Decken Second Lieutenant Cristoph Baron Wersabe. Second Lieutenant Augustus Marburg. To . be EnsiOs, with temporary Rank. in the At-my—Ensign Charles Baron Marscha!k. Second Lieutenant Bernhard Baron Botlimer. Ensign Attguatus de Munch. Ensign Andrew de SAlliter. ensign George Henry de Hattorlf, - Ensign, Frederick Miinter. Ensign Augustus de Satte. Ensign Frederick de Heine. Second Li.-utenant Ernest Ruder[:' Ensign Gerlach de Schlilter. Ensign Baron Dur-' ing. Ensign Meyer. George Baron Decken. Wynekr, Gent. Frans. WedeineLer, Gent. C. W. Tan.. sent, Gent. vice Dettmering, deceased. Arallery. Second Lieutenant Frederick Simpfer to be First Lieutenant, with temporary Rank. Ensign Clever to be Second Lieu tenant,-with temporary Rank. To de !Opening Field o:firers of Yr:manry ana' Volunteer Corps. Lieutennit- Cr , !onel the linnonrahle William De Blaquiere, of the 2±(l Regiment of Lieht , Dragoens. Andrew Gillon, Esq. Lie. M..joi, of the 2d Diaeoons, with the temporary Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army so lung as he continues thus employed • - Ordnevere.Office, Feb. rr, 1804. A ampany of drtilltry‘tole raised for General Service. First Limtcnant Edward Smyth, from the Royal Regiment uf Artillery, to be Captain. gated Sept. to, 1803. Royal Re,eirneet of Artillery. Second Lieutenant Thomas Scott vy he first Lieutenant, vice F. Smytli, promoted. Dated Dec. te, 1803. G.nrmi i 477 signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Gla- rnorgan. Thoma , , Wyndham. Esq. to he Vice-Lieutenant for the said County.- Dated Nov. 30, 1803. War-Offlie, Feb. 14, 1534. Castle 117.4r.qn Gentlemen anl Yeomanry eavalty. James chill, Gent. to be Cornet, vice J. Phillip. ,e)ewn Oak: Troop of • West Kent Gentlemen and Yontamy Ca valry. Cornet Peter Noaille to be Lieutenant. 22, or 111idIand - fZegiment of iVorfolk Cent:erne 't and Yeontauv Cavaly. . _ Captain 'Murray to he •litilittant. Ifiw,li ,, z/r • ' ' 9:l/ , /teer : Gear , c Glllow, Gent. r.;c:lrenant, yice linrrison, re siF—• Ut-rit. to he Cornet, vYe 11,1 ntiignecl. t-..:, Cc:Ri CENERAI. ORDERS. THE following Copy of a Letter from The Jt n lge Advocate General, with the Opinion and Sentence of the General Court Martial to which it refers, are to be read at the head of every Regiment, and en•- tered in the Regimental Orderly. Books. By Order of His Royal Highness the Commander in ,Chief, HARRY CALVERT, Adjutant General of the Forces'. • ... ll,rie Guava's, Feb. 4, 1804. Judge Advocate General': Office, Feb. 2, 1304. SIR, • Having had the honour of laying before the King the pro ceedings of a General Court Nirartiat held at the Royal Hos pital of Chelsea on the 23d tif last month, when the Hon Richatd King, a Captain of . the Gth Regiment of Dragoon Guards, was tried Upon a charge of having addressed a Letter, bearing date Chester. NOve,mber the 22d, 1803, to Captain John Clitherow ; a Lieut e n a nt i n th e 3 d Regiment of Foot. wards, and Aid-de- Camp. to Major-General Napier Christie Jiiiiton, under whose command-he, the said Captain Richard King was then serving, conceived in terms highly disre speClNl towards the said major General, and to the prejudice of good order and military discipline • which Letter was written in reply to an order notified by him; Captain Cli therow, as Aide-dc-Camp in the name of Major. General ißurton ; •I take leave to recite for your Royal Highness's nformation, the Opinion and Sentence of the Court Mar tial as follows: The - Court Martial is of opinion, that the Letter written by Capt. K ing, bearing date:- Chester, Nov. 22. 1863, to • Capt. Clitherow, Aid-de-Cimp to . 11.1ajor-General Burton, was conceived in terms disrespectful to Major-General ,Bur ton ~ but is Induced to believe. .that. the disrespect contained in tie letter proceeded from Captain King's writing it too lustily, from- his feeling himself Commanding Officer, and responsible in , the. Garrison of Chester at the time, and hurt at not appearing to be so considered by Captain Ciitherow, • Captain King being Senior Officer when Major-General , ton .was absent in . London with leave. Captain King haS expressed his - Contrition to the Court in strong terms, and has assured it, that he has, and always had, an high respeCt_. for Major-G(11ml Burton, Nvltich deelaratiOn the Court is inclined to believe:—with this impression " the Court loth adjudge, that Captain King be repriinatriled in such man- • ner as His Majesty may he pleased to direct, and I am to acquaint your, Royal Highness, that as C;iptain King appears to have 'condtt&ed himself in a veri hcc , ining manner at the trial, ingenuously admitting that the letter in question had been written by him, at the same time disclaiming any deli berate intention olotiering an offence to Major-General Bur ton, and in consideration of the other circumstances noticed by the Court Martial in their said Sentence, His Majesty has been graciously pleased to extend to the said Captain his • . Royal Pardon, and to direct, that he be restored to the ex erase of his duty as a Captain in the 6th Regiment of Dra goon Guards. I have the honour further to notify to your Royal Highness the King's Pleasure, that the Sentence of the Court Martial be announced in Generai3Orders, together with,His Majesty's Pardon. I have the Honour to be, with dutiful respeCl. your Royal Highness's most obedient and most humble Servant, ' CHARLES MORGAN. Duke of }'ork f 'WieldMar ball , Commander in Chief , 7fiffi:s Ilfajrny' s Forcer. CLERGY RESIDENCE BILL. LrTTER FROM THE BISHOP OF ST. ASAPH.' SIR —An erroneous statement, which lately ap peared of one of the enadnymts of the Residence Bill, is likely to create much unnecessary trouble to the Clergy of my Diocese and to me. By the para graph to which I allude,. many of the Clergy have been made to believe, that such 'of them is are non resident by virtue of any legal f!xe;;lption, inde_ pendent of the Bish , p's Licence, are bound to rep , rt them , eives as such, in writing under their hands, to the Bishop, within 6 - weeks of the isr•Jan. 1804; wher.:as no such report is required hv the Ad, of any Clergy man , but within six wee kS a f ter t h e Ist o f Jan. 18os. The Ad requires, that " every pers on who shall be nonresident in any year subse quent to the Ist day of January, 1804. (hy reason of any legal exe mpt i on i n d epen d ent of :he Bi-,hoVs" Li cence) within six weeks from and after theist day in of writing jaliuryin every folloWin g y ear ,' not if y t h e same under his hand," &c. Those, therefore, who ate now non-resident, or shall be come non-resident in the curse of the present year, by virtue of any such legal exemptions as 'af)resaid, must make their notification in writing, within six weeks from and afte r the Ist of January, t And those who shall hocome non-residen t in the course of the year 18os, must make their norifica. tiun within six weeks from the Ist of January; 806 ; and soon. And the notification once made, is to be repeated 4rinually. (See '4.3 . Ge0. 111.. cp. 84, sec. zg). But the notification s now made arc not only premature, but urless, - and will afford no secu. rity .to those who make them, against the penalty of the subsequent clause, sec. 26. As it - is of great importance to the Clergy that this matter should be rightly understood, I request that this letter may be published in your Paper. I am, Sir, your faithful Seivarit, York-place, Feb. 1804. ASAPHENS. SHIP NEWS, GR A VE,SENII), FF.R. • Passed by--the Nesbitt?, Wood, Brothers, Bane, Friends, Read, and itio Nova, - .Appleby, from Jamaica ; Minerva, lohnson, from Tenerillb ; Resolution, Sul - Bey, from the. 4ue. Stalin ; Experiment, •from' Madras 7 . rietta Johannas, Luring, front Batavia.; Friends, Niackie, and Diligence, Lloyd, from. Halifax ; Dispatch, Loring, from St. - Michael's ; Commerce,. Thorp, aiat I , ewingrrin, front. Dublin ; Holior, Christmas, from 'L'ime rick ; Albion, Moore, front .Waterford ; Jane, Croft, and Flora, frdin Erntxlen. . ' fonAe Johanna, Black, for V are ll ; -Mentor, Christie, lind Three Brothers, Patrick, for Oporto.. • Fill. 13. Passed by--the Liffey, Walker, from Cork ; Speedwell, Hemmington, from Ross, and the Susan, Pitts, from Waterford. Sailed the ,Monsoon. Neekenson for Baltimore, and the Lord Duncan, flaniels- for Limeii4. Ai R.R LED. - YEtterday. at St. Sepulchre's Church, Mr. Bectsnn, ton don,street, Tottenham-court-road, to Miss Waring, of Isling ton; DIED. On Monday . morning, at his house in Bread- . Street-hill, ThOmas Lacey, Esq. The same day, at Mrs. Wilkinson's, in New Norfolk street, in the 66th year of her age, Mrs. Osborn, mild of the 'ltev. Dr. ()slim), of Clifton, Bedfordshire, and dalighter of Dr. Greene, late Bishop of Ely. ' The carne day, in Gloucester-place, in the 7th year of her age, Miss Slater Rebow, only child of Lieutenant -Colonel Slater Rebow. • On the i3tli inst. ~Mrs. Harrison, the wife of Thomas Har rison, Esq. Cow-keeper, U. Gray's'-inn-latie-roaci, St. Pan cras. ' • i . ' On Wednesday last, at,Stepleforcl-Hall, Nottinghamshire, Mr. lohn It ur f or d, Of•Mar!Z e t H ar b orough, L ekestershite. On Satu r d ay l ast , a ft er a s h ort illness, .Mr. Cumming, Master of B uxton H a ll,' D er b ys hi re. ' ' At Kirk wa ll , t h e r3 th u l t. in the 79th year of her age, Mrs. Marga ret Stewart, relit of George Vail]; of Holland, Esq. . ~ - - LON Printed r.y CHANAN M'MII.I.AN, (of Bow-Stre=t, Covent.'Garden}; and Published by wlc;; A u r.ER scx ePs,, (of. South Mottnn-itieet, (, rosvenor-squarc), , At the Strti.Oir tol l No. iI z, Strand ;' when Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, Letter, - for- the. (post.paid), must be addressed: NATHEN Professional Men of Education 3 : 1 1 ; V V Responsibility deviate from the genera! Sester f r i o ir the selection ()fa peculiar brant.o, the satittion of long' tinned success is the best criten-ou of superiority. Eight years have I devoted • any .practice to the e achri tli f „ t 0 treatment of Three !)isorriers ,aid arc suceessaul res-a l my ves me ad?litr-,nat ose, as Aftiretatanlrsielgit in file Catalci ter n i o itiation int„ r it ose L y : t i r :l l, l;al rh l t :t l s P al i j r :s e:l s t i i s i g oi 'i c t o : . ; ' able, I fbrmed a wish at an arty period of Practice ..nates';'' c t tle dividua Is from the ignorance - of uneducated men, or equally alangeruitS precipitancy of general Praditioners- The Three Disorders, to the Cure of •which I havc, ,; voted my' attention, comprise ciery species of 1 1 1 ':' cl at REAL INFECTION; whether of a recent or long cfait) ration: ?ally, All kinds of debility,, whether arising the habits of schoo4boys, or the - indulgences of age: :aid, btatla, r.tat. derangement .at the system in - men whielfis calted",lA It RENNESS, or sTE ia I I.IT Non:erotis Diseasgs arc the result of ig no r a n c e, or I us in-the tre.arrrient of a GOtiorrhoca ; and it d° l- a.V frequently happens that the vee d s -of Lac : are- Pois (-I;s i , ro 4- the . intis.:retionof an unguarded. hoar.----By a suparioopare thiat sut:it Coinplaints are .edgily cured; and, eyed othars have fainal, I trust that I may presume t° ° 1 tamed I - re:establishment. ; a•-trf ss Few, however, are the cases of cornel.cat— 1.. nf t this iftsbnler, compared with the calamitous situatiL' i the Men; who, from. an indulgence. in a solitary vice, t ' s cat ,l prevalent gaieties, of a fasnionable lite, aerpiire, ocix' of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence ° pernicious habits. bu r Where the unhappy sufferer bruc,,is over carefully conceals his iitisto:tone, it may be sorie cu . " l latior. for him to know, that although it be an obje'ol - or uncertainty with other Pradit nefs, the rein o ,, of these Deficieocle a by the gradual proeress of Reo .ri o - • tion, is the acquirement of soy Experience. 1 t tne. of Bacchus or Venus have began to reduce ManlY much anxicty` will he prevented by an early Cow", - ,-ot? non or this languid • State;, and in these ca s es, n u 6 . , r diffictiity will oceUra P 4 ' But where this Deficiency has for years existed, a pro perseverance is indispensably - 'equisite to revive the- ; • - bertha Sparksiof ;tile', and to i . e-anunaie the 'Uoli s tivit.ur nt . ,.4 Mit RRI - ED Vl/DMEN, - tvtio have l o ng been disanl' o 10 in their expectations of a Family, may be assured, ! J il l, most instances, such deletals are:hirable by Medical s 6 ,, ir o The seeress winch is, so essential to my untlesta-',00: arvi.th . equaliticatiOns which- I Itifiepranitried-to. state , c o), 'the basis of triy pretensions, and _in coincidence with. t o t e4 l ' this intim a tion is given, tha t tvlr:- Bree ma); 'bait calls, 01, • pers , annly,• or by Letters • (inclosing- a small Notd),- 3 ` i on house, No. ag, Arundel stre e t, St ran d; ' near remple o 6 . There is an. .additional Entrance in Waser - s- tr' adjoining, and Cm.- Name isOn both the doors. . • Martin tree, Member or the Royal (7 al leee 0 .-f „ T o THoiVIAS TAYI. JiC, Esq. Dear, Sir, No:. 9,.• New fridge-Street, to fo YEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me, tr, in ;re; you of the very great and extr aor di nary C ure 1 /"1,- ceived from your invaluable Medicine, LEAK E's I.•'A 1 • PILLS: • gf AL About Iwo years ago, I was attacked with a VENI : - - t iril 4 DISORDER, which I treated rathe r sliamtly for seint 0' 2 4 • but the Disease at length sprea,ling all over my body , P c obliged to ,rinplY to the inost eminent of the FacilitY'Vel'i their assistance affbrded on ly t em p orary re li e f E ra tl a through various CouracaolSallyati o n, a n d fr om beidi of a corpulent "habit, was-redueed to a mere skeleton., cora' Ulcers that' raareact all over my Limbs rendered me '! plete . Object, so that my Friends despaired of my IVhen brought to this situation, I considered death as ' 0 00: 2 ; table, but• a relation of mine conitrsenting Upon tll°o.l to: Cayes in winch your Pills had succeeded, I was ti)' a Box of them, which I. thonght rather reliev'ea ' 0 ,0 ! be persevering for two or three tualith w s, and folloiil64titit' diredtionsi I experienced the most unaccountable rel a ,',ort aaa P' .. from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; I am nori' . Grld, perfectly recovered, and walking out daib' not, historic more box, which .1 think cautious to t4l f r establish'infhealth its original state. It is with the most licart-telt gratitude,- that I 9 .*. 7 ' .4; myself, Sir your P much obliged humble Servant, tz so l a , Deansgate, ) kanehester, July 1, iSoi. W. EA; 0 0 ,1- P. S. -For:the public benefit, I do not objed to tl° bettv,„ being published, bur leave you to act-. as your ova l ' judgment - shall dictate. - Prepared and . Sold by the THOS. TAY LOR , Membei s of the ltoyk.Weollege 0 ' • A ' .4,treLt irr y..t. , r London, af his Rouse, No. 9, -New Bridge Where, after a constant 'residence of -more than I !'sore ""at Years, ill •a practice particularly directed to' the arts 7 , Sole ProorietoT}:.„uridse'' Venereal Complaints, and thosiincidental to the . i s arttd„,. , Generation in both Se ea with that which Men of his ProfeSsion should,alwacs ooS at.i iri hatters himself, the advice and assistance ly aditiinisters•to Persons taking this Medicine,:-_ esteemed -by a discerning to be Obtained, add Void of ambignity. r Wren' . Also sold, by his Appointment,' for , the co st: those liviug at a distantx, at the Pei-flip:lees, No. 3.s %)Nrti r , ban's-street, - rail Mali ; the Toysitop, No. , street; Mr. Dishorotigh's, No: 7,, ish-strect r , 0 wZA' 110 Public, as an advabs 4c . Stecl's-, 13ookSeller, No. a, Union.row, Little - , cativ i•i o , Mr. 13axter's Soufh-hridge, . Edinburgh ; its ! Dublin ; MT. Billinge's, Liverpo6l ; Ati". l 7!. cliester ; and by one, Persons in eVery,considera o l. Great Britain and Ireland, P in Boxes of only 2 , I Y :c00';01. 4, scaled up with full and plain7dirac.tions 4 wheteoY either sex may cure themselves witifeaSe; speed , 1.1?• safety. • • N. 8.. Every -Box sold in Great Britain is sea astanip, on which, by-fa vour or the C o urinissol Ne w r„ w :13( .0 0, eti, at the ""T. Taylor, No. 9' • stterr tens. .•, to imitate which is Felony, and all ot hers arc • . •Bfoomsbu!y and Innt of Court Volunteer,. fames Redit, Gent. to be Quarter: master. Loyal Evesham and Pershore Volunteer Battalion, Major Jeffery AriTherst to be Lieutenant-Colonel. Henry Wi,,ley, Esq. to be Major. Lieutenant joh:i Y ; Bedford to he Captain, vice Marriott, resigned. Ensign' lames Skillern to be Lieuta.ant, - ,vice Bedford, • Lechlade I/plantar:. • Thomas Powell, Esg to b: Captain. John Walker, Cent. to be Lieutenant: Thomas Baw, Gent. to be Ensign. 2.1, or North Battalion of the Isle of Man Volumteert. Rey. Henry Maddrel) to be Chaplain. Frederick Lamotite, Gent. to be Surgeon. Mel6eurnt Pidunteer.r. Edward Abney, jun. Esq. to be Captain, vice E. Abney, sen. resigned. _ _ _ Oxford L9'al Vcdunterrs. Captain Joseph Greed to be Adjutant. North Pevenscy Legion, William Wickets, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Henry Pagden, Gent. to be ditto. • Rerton Volunteers. Lieutenant John Smith, to be Captain, vice Matchitt, re signed. Ensign William Matthews to be Lieutenant, vice Smith. Geo. Gilbert, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Matthews. • South Iligh Peak Po/waters. Eyam Company.—Lieutenant Peter Wright to be Captain. vice Caricil, promoted. Ensign inlin Cooper to be Lieu• tenant, vice Wright. Benjamin Wyatt, Gent, to be En sign, vice Cooper. Rgyal Wert India Regiment of rolunteers: Andrew Wedderburne, Esq. to be Captain, vice T. Cordon, resigned. Ensign John Philip Edwards to be, Lieutenant, • vice Lepp.ird, resigned. Isaac Westmoreland, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Edwards. I>•harfdale Vitenteers. Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant Waiter Fawkes to be Co lonel. Modsgate Volufrrtor.s. Alexander Cumming, Gent. to be 40ititarit. EItkATA, in Gazette of 13thiDecember, !Stn. Bloomsbury ant) Inns ef Court rolunteers. For Robert Rare!, Gent. to be Surgeon, read Robert Rainey Pennington, Gent to be Surgeon., In Gazette of the t I th instant—For Berwick Armed Associa tion, read Renwick Armed Association. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED; Apra 7. I. King Corder, of Rothtrhithe, inaltster, at ten, at Guildhall. BIIIVKRUPTS. John Bishop, late of E psotn , linen-draper,_ to surrender Feb. iB, 25, and• March 27,. at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Gale and Son, Bedford-street, Bedford-r , Av, Lon don. itobert Riding the younger, of Colne, Lancashire, cotton nianufadurer, Feb. 27, 28, at three, at the SpreA - Eagle Inn, Manchester: Attchues, Mr. Taylor, Man:Mester ; or Mr. Ellis, Cursitor-street, London. Thomas Wood, of Dorchester, irormoneer, Feb 27,- 28, and March 27, at eleven, at the Ktitnin::.r Tavern, BriStol. At torilies, Messrs..l3landford and Sweet, Inner-" Temple, Lo::- dun ; or Mr. Stephens, .Bristol. William Bennett, of I vey-lane, carpenter and builder, Feb. :6, 2g, and March 27, at eleven, at Guildhall . Attornies, Messrs. Pearce and Dixon, Paternoster-row. Francis Bateman Dashwood, late of Gain's-Hill, near Iluntinedon, worsted- inanuladurer, Feb. 16, 28, and March 27, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Parker, Paliter, and Cuppage, Essex-street, Strand, Lon don. George Brain, of Bristol. merehant, Feb. 27, 28, and March 27, at eleven, at the White-Lion Inn, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs Clarke and Son, Bristol ; or Messrs. Jenkins, lames...n(l Co. New-Inn, London. Samuel Sanforth the younger, and John Cartledge, of New bold, Derbyshire, potters, Feb. zo, 21, and March 27, at eleven, at the Angel, Chesterfield. Attornies, Messrs. Maddock and Stevenson, Lincoln's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Bower, Chesterfield. Richard Jones, late of Lanvapley, Monmouthshire, wool. dealer, Feb. 28, and March 26, 27, at ten, at the. Angel Inn, AbergavennY, , Attornies', . Mr.. Price,. A bergavenny , or. Messrs. Price and Williams: London. -fames Howell, late of Stratheldsaye, Siauthampton, firmer, Feb. 23. at three. 24, at ten, and March 27, at fwelve, at th e White Hart Inn, Whitchurch. Attornies, - Mr. Bini, Andover, Hants ; or Messrs. Johnson and Gaskell, Gray's 10h, London. !antes Cross. of Tisbury, Wiltshire, carpenter, Feb. 23. 24, and March 27, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Warminster, Wiltshire. Attorney; Mr. - Davies, Warrninster. John Parker, of Slieffield, , money-scrivener, Feb. 28, 29, and March'27, at three, at the Angel Inn, Sheffield. ,Attornies, Messrs. Rimingtob and Wake, Sheffield ; or Mr. Wilson, Castle -street, Holborn. Thomas Willis, of Bath, carpenter,,,March .2, 3, at eleven, 'and 27, at five, at the' White Lion Inn, Bath. Attornies. Messrs. Pearson, Pump-court, Temple, London ; or Mr. Taylor, Bath. John Mackenzie, late of the City Chambers, Bishopsgate street, merchant, Feb. 18, at eleven, 25, at ten, and 11 , 1,orch 27; at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swann and Wallington, Fore-street, London. DIVIDENDS. March re., J. West, , of Somer's.: 4 Place East, plaisterer, at eleven, at Guildhall. March to. T. Thomas, late of Catriomile-street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. March r 7. 1. '...: lay ton, of Sedgeberrow, • Worcestershite, .-rnealtnan, at ten, at the Swan Inn, Tewkesbury.-- .- April 2. H. Thurston, of Windcomb Gloucestershire, grocer, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Tewkesbury. March 24. J. I)ebrett, of Piccadilly, bookseller, at one, at Guildhall. March 20 J. Boorman, of Headcorn, Kent, timber-mer chant, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 9. 1. Mason, of Deptford Bridge, Kent, upholder, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 9. L. Staples, of Wapping, Staffordshire warehouse.; man, at eleven, at Guildhall. April 9. K. Clarke, of King-street, Covent-Garden,.linen drap.,:r,,at eleven, at Guildhall. March 2.0. j. G rayson, of tastcheap, "London, insurance broker, at eleven, at Guildhall. April q. j . Beckley,- of Southampton, grocer, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. March 17. R. llerinshaw, of Palace Wharf, Lambeth, corn and coal dealer, at eleven, at Guildhall. March to. H. Lewis and W . Chambers, of Rathbone-Place, Oxford -street, shopkeepers, at ten, at Guildhall. March S. J. !Jay lis, late of Upon-upon-Severn. builder, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Upton-upon. Severn. March g. W. Dinham, now orlate of Bristol, merchant, at twelve, at the White-Lion, Bristol. March to. K. Comber, of Lewes, watch-maker, at eleven, at the White-Hart Inn. Lewes. .• • • f.:t• C EKT F !CAT ES 1 , March 6. L. Smith, of Portsmouth, draper. Wm. }Limber, of Clvirley, Lancashire, inuslin-manufaaurer. 1. N• , ton, f Drury-laqe, 1 b. Tr .onck. of Newcestle•upoti:-Tyne, merchant. T. White, of SouthwArk, haberdasher. Ayr ak;i kilmarnork Yob 47: rume. Jim'''. Captain A. W. Harnition to he M jot-Commandant. Lieu. tenant lames Craig : to be Captain, vice Hamilton. Se. cond Lieutenant WilEarn Hutchinson to be First Lieuten ant, vice Craig. john Mortod, Gent. to be Second Lieu tenant, vice Hutchinson. tat Battalion of Baniribire jAlAnteert, Captain Stuart Souter to be Major, vice Strottach, appointed to the zd Battalion. Bexlol Volunteer Infantry. - Latham, Esq. to be Captain. lohn Latham, Gent. to be Lieutenant. James Ashdown, Gent. to be Ensign. Catterick and Richmond Vclw,teerr. Edward Hare, Esq. to be Adjutant, with the Brevet Rank of Captain, vice Wilson, resigned. Ut per Ward of Clyde:4'4k Volunteer:. lames Hamilton, Esq. to b . ..• Captain. To be - Lieutenants—John Todd, Cent: fames Brown; Cent. Thomas Stoddart, Cent. Humphrey Denham, Gent. john Siodilart, Gent. James Stodnart, Gent. Hugh Stoddart, Gent George Purclie, , Gent. Robert Hamilton, Gent. William Watson, Gent.' To be Ensigns-- Richard Jamieson, Gent. . James Denham, Gent. fames Douglas, Gent fames Aicken, Gent. Tito- Inas catchier, Gent. T“ be Cbapiain—Rev. Archibald Scott. To be Surgeon—Anthony Wilson, Gent. North Devon Regiment tf Volunteer:. John Shapland, Gent. to be Surgeon. VEST 7.fr STOCKS, • 'ERDAY. g•alk S t 0c.1;,' 13 . 3.: ,', India Stock • Na . - ,er k ei4 11';:„! q Si India Bonds 5' per .e-rt .-4-.03;!A Exchequer Sills s. s. Few' Irish 5 per Cent.. 3. , .. , - 1 Omnium 3 xii 4 per Cent. Cob 7741 -Inver. 3 per Cent. r . . R. 56ii::-1-i . Ditto Ann. 9 7:,16j 3 lie C. Con 5;a4 6 Bank for Account B. 1.. Ann. so 7-16 i Deferred 3-per Cent. 471 •I 11. S. Ann. 34 7-16 ! Cons. for Account 55ii 6 _ , • TRENT AND MERSEY NAVIGAMON SHAILIiS, By - Mr. soarr, In the Monthly Sale of Navigable CanarProPerty, on Eri' . day the zd March, at Twelve o'Clock:;at Carraway's, E °ll- don, except previously disposed of by Private Contract,' QIX SHARES, - being the REMAINDER .1 the SHARES for S a l e i n th e TRE NT a nd MERSEY. ° f f GRAND TRUNK -CANAL, connecting the Ports LIVERPOOL and HULL., and communicating throa t ' other Na'vigal,ions. with LONDON an d t h e principal Trf,t, ing . placea in England ; th e Di v id en d s o n the eminent • 7_l highly respeCted Conc ern h ave -advanced t 0.301. per Slia.a' per annum, ifayable half yearly, with the hest founded Pr7i peels of increasing: The combination of advaniages posses_t. by this Navigation- f orms i t a mos t e li g ib le fundl rot tha manent investment' of property. Particulars of Mr. Scott, •Ludgate-hill, London,. , . .FOR. THE STONE AND GRAVEL. Q EVER AL years successful TTad.ice . has n ° - L.." - established'the - reputatidntlf A DA Itilg , s SOLVENT, for .curing the above alilieting Dis Orders in either Kidnek s ti ; Madder, after fruitless tria l s o f Soap, \Little, and Soda ters ; t!lereby.saviirg thousands- from pain and (longer nr, - vc," the knife; but as there ate many persons who may, not liit A . heard of thi s happy di scovery , the Proprietor avails binls e of the benevolent disposition of .. those who wish 4 0 ue ' r e testimony of its effica c y an d inriocenty• among 14/1"' ,„ - Lord Sack ville, the 1-fon.Mr. uermaine, Sir Edward K ball, Bart. GoVernor Lane, of Dover Castle ; Esq. late Mayor - t::f . Deal ; Cdy.c Feary, Esq•Bluittishat -A. near St: Ives; the . Rev, Mr. .Molyneux, of Gartioldishan l f Norfolk ; Josiah Thomas, Esq. Bristol ; S. Baker, ' Aldwick House, lelagtlen, near Bristol ; with a great numb *of the Facility, viz. Mr.- Gunning, Mr. B e ll, Mr. Dr. Livingston'e and 1)r. Stevenson whose Father was cur ed by this Nledieine inst as he was about to undergo the nr ? !j titan; and . ' recently, since the last publication, it has a singular and happy Cure of a near relation of Admiral Richard King, 13act., The Solvent is sold by the Proprietor,. Mr. Perry, Surget No. 9, S , uthampron-street, Bloonisbury,square, til bOttrit of 45. G.l. i ts. and One Guinea, two of which last nevcr! , ;„ to correatli: Calculous Diatnesis in the H a bit, an d thew prevent the formation of a - S;orie in sedentary Persiins. N. B. A Treatise on the Disorder and the Regn;lcc..;° observed, Cases of Cures; may be had, price as.