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Front the LO-Al DON G /-1Z ATTE, Otri. 20. Whitehall, May 24., 1604.. Tlze King has been pleased to grant unto Har. ford Jones, President of the' E►st India Com. piny at,Bagdad, Royal Licence at4Permission to receive and wear the Badge of the Order of the Crescent, of the Second Clas , , which the Grand Sig nor bath tran , mitted to him : Anti also to order, that this His ,Majesty's Con. cession and Declaration, together with the relative Documents, he registered in His College of Arms. War-Office, zo, 1804. loth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Maximilian Joerres to bet ieutenant, without purchase, vice Spencer, promoted in the 7th Foot. • 25th Ditto, Captain Peter Thomas Ryves, from the 6gth Toot, to be Captain of a Tripp, vice Billinghurst, who exchanges. I st Regiment of Foot, (leo= Confirm, Gent. to ba. Ensign, without purchase, vice Smith, whose Apl:ointment has not taken place. ad Ditto, Ensign Patrick Fallon to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Blossett, promoted m the iath root. 3d Ditto, Thomas Monaghan, Gent. to Fe Ensign, by put'. chase, vice Mackay, appointed to the 6th Dragoians. 6th Ditto, Drill Serjeant lames Burgess, from the Regi ment of Foot Guards, to be Adjutant, with the Rank of Ensign. Serjeant.Major James Horton, from the rst Foot Guards, to be Quarter-Master. 7th Ditto, lames Robinson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, la ithout purchase. Quarter Master-Serjeant -- Neal, from the 23th Foot, to he Quarter.Macter. - Bth Regiment of Foot. To he Lieetanants— Ensign lames Hardy Euatace, from the 44th 'Frot Ensien lames Gaunt lett, from the 6tst Foot. Ensign fulm Fitzgerald, from the 58th loot. Ensign Hooker, vice Gibson, pro moted in the tad Foot. Ensign -- Bradbridge, vice Morse, promoted in the 36th loot. To he Ensigns—George Arden, Gent, vice'llooker. Thomas Cross. Gent, vice Bradhridge. To be Quarter. Master. —QuarteraMaster-Serjeant William Lewis. a loth Ditto, . Lieutenant Frederick Watson, from the wit Foot. to he Lieutenant, vice Burley, deceased.. 17th Ditto, Thomas Bourke, -Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Corben, who resigns. 38th Ditto, Joseph Clapcott, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice whose Appointment has not taken place. r 21st Ditto, Qnarter.Master , Richard Walsh, from the sth Battalion of , Reserve, to be Quarter-Master. 27th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Waters, from the 35th Font, to be Captain of a Company, without purchase. Lieute. nanta [(aim A. Andel!. from Half-pay of the 85th loot, to be Lieutenant; vice Walker, who exchanges. 29th Ditto, Thomas Langton, Gent. to be Pnsign, by pur chase. 3oth Ditto, Captain Thomas Williamson, frbm Half.pay of the .16!h Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice - Hardy. man, who exchanges. 31st Ditto, Lieutenant Duncan M'Pherson, from the 35th Foot, to be Captain of a Company Without purchase. 3 2 d Ditto, Lieutenant William Grutirly to be Adjutant, vice Haverfield, promoted in the 43(1 Foot, Lieutenant William Trueman to beltdpitant. '4 l st Ditto, Ensign William Miline to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Evans, promoted. Lieutenant William Keith Elphinstone, from the 60th Foot, to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cameron, promoted in the gth Foot. John What he, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Miline. 42ci Ditto, Alexander Shaw,Gent. (Lieutenant, with tempo rary Rik, from the 14th Battalion of Reserve) to be En. sign, vice Stewart, whose Appointment has not taken place, 43d Ditto, Henry Smith Warner, Getit. to be Ensign, with out purchase. 44th Ditto, 'l'. Howell Armstrong, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Carnegie, promoted. Richard Cruice,Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Eustace, promoted in the Bth Foot. loth Ditto. 'l'o be Ensigns, without purchase—William Snow, Gent. John Ewing, Gent. Josiah Hott, Cent. ' vice Hamilton, whose Appointment has not taken place. 524 Ditto, Ensign the Marquis of Tweedale, OM the 88th Foot. to b. I ieutcnant, without purchase. Lieute mitt William John Chetw,ynd to be Adjutant. Quarter. Master-Sajeant Moote, from the Both Foot, to be ssßHarter -Master. Ditto, Hnsign Christopher Willoe to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Toole, promoted in the 32d Foot. William Ryvea, Gent. to be Ensien, without purchase, vice Wilkie. Fleury Pratt, Grin. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Fitzgerald, protnated in the Bth Foot. 59th Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas H. E. M'Gregor to be Ad jutant, vice Ralph, managed: both Ditto, lames Gubbins, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Winchcomhe, promoted. • , r list Ditto, John Paul Hopkins, Gent, to be Ensign, with. out purchase., vice Gauntlet?, promoted in thelth loot. 624 Ditto, Major Daniel Francis blomart, from the Ist Bat talion of Reserve, to he Major, without purchase, vice Donnel lan, promotixl in the York Rangers. 69th Ditto, Captain George hillinghurst, from the zsth Light, Dragoons, to he Captain of a Company, vice Ityvel, who exchanges. Gillias Macpherson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Couchr, promoted in the Bzd Foot. - 7oth Ditto, Theohald Hunt, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice Higgins, y romitifd in the York Rangers. 73d Ditto, Charles Blaney M. lohnston,Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice lieker, promoted. 78th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Hencage rt. Paul; from Half pay of 96th Foot, to be Lieutenat.t, vice Min F raser, who izc'hanties. ' Stst Ditto, Captain Anderson, from 11alf2pay orlndepen. dents, to he,Captatn of a Company, vice Mellar, promoted in the fifth Foot. brd Ditto% :Ensign 'lllO/1136 Conan!, from the 69th Foot, to Ito Lieutenant, without purchase. Ijd Ditto, - Lieutenant lohn Lavery to be Adjutant. 87th Ditto, Lieutenant John Wright to be Captain of a Corn. pany without purchase. 88th Ditto, - Bail, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. ThomaS•Hoilson, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase, vice the Marquis of Tweedale, promoted in the sad Foot. 90th Regiment of Foot, Angus Macfarlane, Esq. (Caphin ivith temp.rary Rank, from the 14th Battallorrof Reserve) to be linmgn, witholit•purchase. , John TUCIECy, ent to be Ensign. Henry Wilson, Gent. to be ,Ensign. Lieute nant HMV llr , oper to be Adjutant. Serjeant James Craw. find to be "Quarter. Master. 9in Ditto, Ensign Robert Marshall, from the 14th Battalion of Reserve, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign Robert ,ktutcrson to he Ditto. Houston Wallace, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchatie, vice Arbuthnot, promoted in the 17:h Foot. Duncan Campbell, Gent. to he Ensign, without purchase. 9 2 d Ditto, Captain Witham Tod, from Hal f,Tay of the 40th Foot, to be Captain of a Compam'„ vier Maclean, promoted in the 27th. Font. Lieutenant lames Lee to be 'Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Patton, promoted In the act h Foot. giih Ditto, - Gent. to be, Second Lieutenant, , without purchase, vice Travers, promoted. Abraham Ed ward Cregor', Gem. to be Second Lieutenant, without • purchase, vice Killen, promoted., 96th 'Ditto, Lientenallt George A. Smith, from the 47th toot, to be,Adjutant, whit the Bank of Lieutenant, vice Poster, promoted. 6th %Vest India Regiment, Philip Unwling, Gent. to be En. ,sign, without purchase, vice CotfkOy, piomoted. ear Battalion of Reserve, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John T LIMO', from Half-pay of the York Rangers, to he Ma-• or, vice Douglas, who exchanees.. Captain Howard Douglas, (rain the Royal Artillery, to be Major, vice mart, appointed to the 6rl Foot. jd Ditto, Livutenant Henry . Annesley, from the s/rh Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Cuyter, appointed to the s9th foot. sth Ditto, Serjeant Donald Mackay to he Quarter-Ma:ter, vice Walsh, appointed to the stst Foot: 7th Ditto, - Brevet Licutenant•Colonel flampson Prevost Thoto,,s, trout' the 53.1 Foot, to be Major, vlic Hock ley ' deceased German Legion, lames Anderson, Esq. to he " Paymaster to thc 3d Battalion of the Line. Frederick. Precht, Cent. to be Veterinary Surgeon to the Regiineut of Light Dragoons. sth Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain Hampton, front thu 07111 Foot, to he Captain of i.Couipany, vier: Muirson, STAFF. To be 114c6ing Ficia Otlh:ors ot Yeomanry and Volunteer Twn infant daughters of waikin., New. land, Glotteektershire, it ere rattly buttir to death in the absence of their parents, by 'licit cluthes taking fire. L()N1)()N t Printed by RICHARD HMI R IS, (ot No. 4, Mai-tier-court, Itow-Stretti; mnd Pub] At the StrN.OPY VCR, N o . tI 2, SlPand ; where Advertilemirrtt, Order.' for Corps, with temporary Rank of Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army—George Mercer, Esti. late Major in the Ist I.i 67; Guards. William Bain, Esq. late Lieutenanf-Coio nel in the 97th Foot. ' • • GARRISON; Ilospit3l-:llate George Bell to be Assistant. Surgeon to the Garrison of Gibraltar, vice Hutcheson, deceased. MEMORANDUM The Appointinent of Captain Anderson, from the 45th• Foot, to ht Captair► of a Company in the 4oth Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the 13th instant, has not taken place. The Exchange between. Captain . Duncan M'Rae, on Half pay of French's Levy, and Captain Winslow, of the 47th Foot, as stated in the said Gazette, has not taken place. Lieutenant john M.Derinott, of • the 58th Foot, is super seded, having absented himself without leave,: The Appointments of lames O'Connor Barry, Ocnt. Charles, Laird,. Gent. and Eihnund O'Reilly, Gent. to be EnSigns in the 81d Regiment of Foot, are by purchase, and not without purchase,. as stated in the. Gazette of the. 4th ul titno, Con:nil:lions in the Northamptonshire Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant, Justinian Isham, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colona. Dated ()ebbe!' 4, 1804. fames Monson Philips, Esq. to be Ma jor. Dated September, 28, :4 , 4. To. be Captains—John Cook, Esq. Dated February 27, George Earl Of Pomfret. Dated *Aug. 13,04; • Donatus Obrien, Esq. Dated 4 September 27, 1804. Wil llake, Esq. Dated October ‘2, 184. To be Ensign— John Denton Peniiston French, Gerit. Dated March 23, 18o4„ amnritrioni in the Royal Perthshire Regiment of Militia, signed 1 . yhte Lord Lientenant. `Davki M'lntyre, Esq. to be Captain. Dated August 1, 1804. To be Lieutenants—Alexander Stewart, Cent.. Dated Au 'gust 1, 1804. John MWonald, Cent. Dated, as above. William Gordon, Cent. Dated as ;.ibove. John Forman, Cent. Dated ieptember to, 1804. Alexander Brodie, ___ Pent. 'Dated as above. To be Ensign—James Dow, Gent. Dated tut) . 14, 11164. Commistion in, the Royal .Lanarkshire Regiment of Militia, signet 4y the Lord Lieutenant. Roderick Mackay, tent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Odober 2, 1804. Commitsions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the CountyV Kent. Dated 07oher 13, 1804. Lewisham and Lee Piluntrers, To be Lieutenants—Ensign S. C. prindram. Ensign George Carbet, .jun. Ensign Thomas Dytentan. To be Ensigns—Charles W. Walker, Gent. Gent. - Hadley, . . Commission in !held Battalion.of lialiffihire Volunteers, signed hi , the Lord Litt/m/14w oPL,eCounfy of Bar .1f Richard Birnie, Cent. to be'Ensign, vice Alexanittr Robert son, appointed an Ensign in the pd Foot. • Dated Sept. i 6, a 1117111.1 I' in the Battalion of the Bradhv United Volunteers, 4igotd by the Lord Veytettant of the County of Derby.' Charles Smelt, Esq. to be Major-Commandant. - Dated Aug. 27, ISA. Thomas Hassall, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Sept. .16, .1803. Gilbert quichinson, Esq. to be ditto. Dated Sept. 30, 1803. John Smith, Esq. to he ditto. Dated Feb. It, 18,4. Francis •Blackie, • Fsq. to be ditto. Dated Aug. 27, 1804.. William I't +ren, Ccnt. to be Lieutenant. Dated September 16, 1803. Dam Wayte, Gent: to be ditto, Dated Sept. io, 1803. William Matthews, Cent. to beditto. Dated February 18,4. John Wattmall r Gent. to be ditto. Dated August 27, 1804. Joseph Lister Hassell, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated September 16, 35u3. Samuel Batt, Cent. 'to be ditto: Dated September 3, . George Gilbert, Gent, to he ditto. Dated February it, 18:4. William Phillips, Gent. to he ditto. Dated Amlbst. 27, iB4. The key. Philip Stanhope Smelt to be Chapl,,in. Dated August 27, 1804. John Whateley,Gent..to be Surgeon., Dated Aug: 27,1804, BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Gedgo, of Leict te.r.sq u are. NI itidlesex,linep-draper. B.44NIKRUP7'S. fohn Hill. of Exeter eour-faaor and white bread-baker, to surrender Od. 25, Nov. 6, and Dee. r. at five, at the Globe Tavern Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Williams and Brooks,' New-square, Lincoln's-Inn, London ; or ltlr. Sumer, Exeter. • Hyarn Solomon, of Duke.street, Aldgate, London; tailor; to surrender Ott. 23, Nov. 6, and Dec. r, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Keys, James.court, Bury-street, St. Mary Axe Frederick Michael Fisher, of Barbican,- London, jeweller; to aum!nder Nov. 3, to, and Dec. t, at ten, at Guildhall.. At.. torney, Mr. Rutherford, Bartholomew.:close, West Smith. field. 'lshumas Birms, of Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, nail-faaor, to•surrender Nov. 7, S. and Dec. 1, at eleven, at the Crown, and Sceptre, 'Worcester. ‘Attormes, Mr. John Robdson, Droitwich,w;ircestershire; or Messrs. Nield and Fladgate, NonOlk-street, Strand, London. • • John Rowden, late of , the Grand lundion Wharf, White tri.,rs, London, timber-merchant, to surrender Oa. 27, Nov. I, and Dec. 1.• at tem, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Humphreys, Tokenhonse.yard, Lothbury. John Campbell, of Epworth, Lincolnshire, mercer, to stirrer). der Nov. ra, - r 3, and Dec . r, at eleven, at the Red Lion, Inn, Epworth. Attornics, Mr. George (Apes, EpArth ; .or Messrs. Allen and Exley Furnival's Inn, London. George G ratrix Smyth, of Hoxton, Middlesex, merchant, to surrender Nov. 6. to. and Dec. t, at eleven, .at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gutty, Angel.court, Throg morton-strect. DIPIDENDS. Nov. 24. henry Seymour, of .Maidenhead, Berkshire, coal. merchant, at one, at cuildhail, London. Nov. to. Samuel Pltelps,Tate of Grosvenor-street, Middle. •sex, merchant ' ,at ten, at . Nov. to. John Neaves, of Seoul, Wiltshire, mealman t .at, at'the Marloorough Anna, Marlborough. 'Nov. tz. Joseph Parker, of fleretordi brandy-merchant; at. eleven, a+Treeee'S- totree-house, Hereford. Nov.-13 TitivAlty lievington, late of Worcester, draper, at . eleVenot the Crown Inn, Worcester. • Nov. 19. Joseph Aloyse.r, cit Sutton upon Derwent, Yorkv stint:, and (;corge Heal, of Pocklingtort, Yorkshire, mil lers and co.partners, at eleven, at the York Tavern, York. Dec. 3. Sebastian Lucas the yout.).;er, of Birmingham, War wickshire; plater, at eleven, at the Union Tavern, Cherry- , . street, Waninighain. , Nov. 13, htigor tiart, late of Bourn, Lincolnshire, mon:Y. scrivener, between eleven and twelve, at the Bull inn, Bourn. • • Nov. t 7. Thomas Nantan, late of Manchester, Lancashire, warelionsernaii, at three at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Nov to. • William Bazlcy, of• 13ristol, linen.droper, at twelve, at tit:: is tnttnrr Tavern, All Saints-lane, Bristol. liov. 23. I3iac H 054,11, EinAluel 'Bentz, of Budge-row, Lowton, join Deitrick Lot:been, awl William Losh; of Newca4tle.tip9n.,,T)rw, !actors and co-partuerd, at 01114 at Guildhall, London. Nov. in. Tulin Hamm, of Stroud, Clnucer.tershire, clothier, at elevell,.it the Ceorge Inn, Stroud. Nov. 16. I w yin', of Al borne, Wiltshire, I\l4 tian-tnaker, at eleven, at the 13Ia‘k hear Inn, Ch4rnhain.4treet, liun. gerforcl, Wiltshire. CERT IFICAT Nov. ao. lohn East, of Princes-street, Soho, MititllC3OX, up holsterer.; George, Ascough, of Gervaux, East Whitten Yorkshire., woolstapler. r Hannah !ones, ot Dolegoch. tardlganshire, merOltant. Thomas Billing and John ot . Holborn , Aliddlesex, limo-drapers. oopson. of CodmJ:ichestcr, and Edward Dobson, of lir.iinpion, Huntinxdonshire, millers, and co-partners; Richard Rankin, of Leftwsok, county of Cliestor, and WO . ham ()ken, of Liverpool, Lancashire, merchants and co partners. On Tuesday two highwaymen► were committed co 'L.i►►co►ln Castle, for robbing a farmer on Lincoln Heath of five guineas and some silver. They were apprehended by the vigilance of an excise officer. CORONER'S INQUESTS. Saturday a Coroner's Inquest was held at the Ship Tavern, Milbank, on the body of Susannah Humphries, a young lady who fell out of a boat,. and was drowned, on Thursday evening, below Chelsea Reach.—Mr. J. Sutler, stated, that his mother, the deceased, two others, and. himself, took a boat for a party of pleasure, and having spent the afternoon at Battersea, they were coming home, when the deceased suddenly _fell overboard, and im mediately sunk.' A gentleman -of the name of Sparks, who was of the party, instantly leaped into the water, but was unable to save her, as she never lose ; and the body was found the next morn. ing by some bargemen. This statement was cur. roborated by other witnesses. The deceased was a fine young woman, 21 years of age, and was on a visit from Kent to Mrs. Sutler, a , Lambeth. She was on the. point of. .marriage . with M:. Sutler, whose feelings may be better conceived than de scribed. Siturday GeoßoE HODSON, Esq. Coroner for Middlesex, held an Inquest on the body of Eljzabeth Woodcock, an unfortunate female, who was burned to death or Thursday last. The Jury having exa mined the body, which exhibited a dreadful spedacle, the evidence was called in, by whom it appeared that the - deceased was upwards of fifty, and lodged in a garret at No. 4., Lacetler.place, Broad.street, Bloomsbury,--O n Thursday afternoon a thick smoke was-observed to issue from the window of her .apartment, ;mil she uttered loud screams. An alarm 'being communicated, the master of the house, Mr. 'Taylor, and a neighbour named Wallace, ran up stairs with water, and, at their entrance into the room, beheld the deceased writhing in tortures on the floor, all in flames. 'With difficulty they ex tinguished the fire from her clothes, and immedi. ately sent for a Surgeon, who applied every remedy, but their endeavours proved ineffectual ; her arm was nearly consumed, and other pasts of the bcdy so scorched, that she languisiled in a state of in. sensibility till Friday morning, when she expired. It is conjeaured she set her clothes on fire by lift.' ing off a saucepan, which was found near her with broth in it, that she had prepared f)r dinner. The Jury found a verdict of—Accidental Death. An Inquest was also held on the body of a la. touring man, found dead on Thursday, in a saw. pit, at the back of Rossell.square. The deceased was discovered by several workmen, with his head resting on a stone. He WAS quite dead at the time, and no one knew his name, or who he was. There was no mark of violence on the body, and the Jury re t tirned--Died by the Pisitation of God. -- Saturday several Justices of the 'Peace for the County of 'Middlesex met at Guildhall,) Westmin ster: The Sessions was finished on' Fiiday, and ?this Meeting was for the purpose of hearing a young Woman swear her illegitimate child to a man. The girl, whose name is Pettyford, 'stated 'on oath, that when 'she first became acquainted with the De fendant, she lived servant in a house of ill-lame, in King-street, Soho ; her fitst and only abode in London. The father of the child, whose name Jones, was waiter at -a neighbouring tavern'-; he waited With beer on the Prosecutrix ; and on the evening' ol'the •general illutninationfor the.ratifica tion of the •Definitive Treaty of Peace, was ad,. rnittd to her chamber. , The fruit of this amour wae.3 child, born in August 18133,.; and Jones, it appeared, had_repeated h i s visits, She aseqUivo, cally denied that she had ever before or since sal. fered any person,to,t4ke like liberties. An attempt was made by Jones's Counsel to make her confesi,p familiarity , with others, but this, endeavour was, frustrated by the decided manner in :which she ad. hered to her original story. The .Court sentenced Jones to pay the expences of the accouehement, and also to pay 43. 6d, weekly for his love begotten babe. , An old man was killed a few.days since, by fall. L ing from 4 mow o f p eas , at L oving ton,Dorset ; and *We young women have been drowned in the tame Cnuntypone at East Lydford, ;be othernt Coinp. ton Pauncefoot. An old man Lwas,also drowned, .a few,, dap ago,, as Mids,otner.Norton ; and another 4geti man fell down stairs, in the Parish of Cloford, fraanred his skull, and died. Mr..B. at; inhabitant of the neighbour hood of .Allenity, Common, was on Tuesday found drowned in a pool in th . at Parish. A singular , escape from imminent danger hap, petted on Wednesday to.J. Crowe, Esq..of Lacken. ham :—.41/Ir. C. in a one.horse chaise was driving himself and his Lady through_ Calton, and pa ss i ng under a tree which some persons were at that time felling, it fell upon the horse, and instantaneouly killed him i,•bttr Mr. and Mrs. C. received not the b allest injury.. _ An alcercation having arisen, at Doncaster, be. tween the 7butchers and skinners,. an opposition took pLce on Si riiiddy Or the shambles, by the lot troduetion of, a butcher from Sheffield, who sal. mutton,ut pi. per pound. The populace, exultind in this Tedutlion, proteded,the new vender, nng a cannibal „Amongst them, , to testify his joy, atd several pounds beef steaks raw t Another,similse la(ely amused .the..inhabitants by citing, in the same maker, a. whole raw shoulder of minion I To.mortosi 'training, nine o'clock* mast bring forth Twen t y Thousand P.ancls.—Perhaps Fort Thoiaiand Pounds. Possibly Sixty . Thousand Pounds.—Such 4 : Lottery Wheel never before ex. isted. Who will nor, 'thin, renew their Chances, on such an occasion, as it is‘nOt very probable that the like opportunity should ever happen in any fu. ture Lottery ? Besides, the Price of Tickets and Shares is extremely reasmable, and they may he had at HORNSBY and Co.'s . , No. z 6, Comfit', warranted undrawn. The unparalleled length of time CARTER'S OF. PICE (late Mo.nutsoN) has been established at No, 8, Charing-ctfts, has enabled him'. to aster. lain the' following important faa. He has care. fully examined his.NoinvicAl Books, which include all Lotteries which have been drawn for sixtjej our years past, and he assures his Friends and the Pub. lie that the present rich State of ale Wheel has NO PARAI.I4I. in the history of Lotteries. Convinced of the BRILLIANT PRthPECT Of SUCCeSS it holds nut, he hai• bought up a large Assortment of TiCKETi to answer the demand of the Public, which are no , v ready for delivery ; he begs to add, that, " Tag c .I.DEN OPPORTUNITY" must be seized be. fore nine o'clock To-morrow Morning. N. 13. The Price of Tickers and Shares are ex. tremely moderate. fished by W L •DiAtuin RR Sca.trrs, fot South Molton.strect. Grosverwr - sq u ' re) ; the Paper, Letter, 1,,t ihe Ektor, &c. (poitilaid) ) must be addressed. . SECURITY TO THE •PUBLI C. T° prevent Fratide• the Hon. the•Commissionell of His Majesty's Stamp . Offices have granted rennik sion to Dr. Broduin, to have, his li ag iC in,full lengthse inrtei on the Stamps of his Medicines, viz. Win. Brodum, No. eto Albion4treet. Blackfrierse-road, to imitate which is Motif; ' . The Medicines are not genuine unities the above name is Of' tete Stamps. A certain Preventi v e Of many Disorders. —Nothing hee, ing more wanting at this stetson .of the. year than a purifi ers, the blood,, that will elfediially eradicate ,those eruptiotte winch n ow generally make their appearance on thse ite wise are afflided with a Scorbutic Complaint, .it •is with o infin pleasure e announe the: su-ccess that has attended the administration w of thecßotanical Syrup, Anoeher elotive for us to present thieeAddress to the Public is, the keowledge that if the Botanical Syriiii 'is taken in time, ir.Will p g reer s those severe fits of illness 'which altveye Pre vail . i t , t ' l l air.' the ensuing,months: The Botanical SYPIP etiti!ntsif cures EVils, Cancers, Leprosy, and ScrOphidoos invaluable:it en fants. me .. 'f be many thousand cures performed by this ,p a per. dicing meybe readily seen in the ,Londeilend 133t,,} The Botanical S)rup and ,Restorative Nervous be had at the House, No. 9, Albion-street, Blackin le road. - 0- N.B.—A. D. Swinton, thz Proprietor (Son of Dr. Swe Tos,_ Fellow °eche Itayal t.),011f a 4 of l'hysioians, London), ti I, - r,.,:: - or ny tenet • t mittantuitS may be consulted from ten tt . , 1_ ~2 _. the usual Fee: , A 'Five Guinea Bottle contains Six a._ ?5,., -------------------OCIPLEXION ,•ande HEALTH, BEAUTY, FAIR: C , . CLERK,SKIN.• 0 . . , . ' A Fresh Parcel of the celebrated ABSTERGSN I x LOTION, for the Cure of SCOrbutic Erie-ail:1i! 7 COMerICSS, RedneSs, Pitnpl'L'-s. Sec. On the Face, It rw_i!. 1 ,"4 Neck, the tinly.Remedv for etreettrally cleansing III: '-"melexion, a rid removing; all Diseases or the s kill., ...,e: . Cord*.i.al iie. pared by the Inventor and sole' Proprietor, S. SO 1,..0,1,0';',. M. Di, Solomon's-piece, Liv.erpool. Author of th •' • GA. to H ea l t h.. r in 6 zi: 9.1 Duty Ili m the NOBILITY, GENTRY, and the PUBLI ''' . • - general. .anilothi.i-rlcvtal,ueadl,ile Works. Plies OS Or. so LO MON •• • h'• ABSTERGENT LOTI , p.zoares ie , . been to* ~, or' public use, which, for a seriei of yens, his ,_ ,th a wonder and admiration of Itis private Patients I It u ir a her toilet I t e o t 4 ,6 d. c n; knoseelegane, fragrant, mild, sak, and valuable Lie s __ res , Wash for Scorbutic and other Eruptions. It gently re '..°,,,,,, the Skin to a degreiiaT fairnesi:iiitd purity beyynd the peeee, of description. leidieis may rely that it renders the Fueilabti7tue and delicate, „en,Lremoves every kind of stain, or freckles, which rouge, long illness; or fatit;uniri i!'dejiir produce ; in short, it is the only cosmetic Loci)' `f, re.. ereptive Disease on the Face. It may be used " l ot lye de stnellest hazard, forea more sovereign Rernedi call !t_ also removes speedily, without vised for even the most delicate frame. --el nualities of Ladies and Gentlemen may rely on the Kuv- -•, t heikin• `wviilctint estas:viainigdisc°berneotbmrt; ae4draeaGtileunltolcm,too L " a ll this Abstergent, as . the best clearer and beautifier ()L ail 'c olts ~t Ptmples„,Tetters, Ring-worins, Spots, genii Spr i_t."46. or Carbuncles of the Nose, Blotches al" ''" 51019feruption en the surface of the 1-luman'B9ol* R h stiOse 1 khe Abstergent Lotion never ails of success gl 0 0131 i d chA e t ,ii is tv t eei C r 0 hin S v tl e: l Cosmetic. and a punishable t, 31 ' p " 6 V O IIO liiVe it a fair trial ; and as its Price evidently" she w ise privete emolument is souxht for by the Proprietor, iv of may the Public be • - , :f -•, , a caw , J., its 6 • onvince that nothing e , e i op success could induce Dr. Solomon to hazard the I. o ' ogee 1 nion he is hornnirNi' with by all ranks, in pain or trouble;... sole ; w w er i i N fe t t l hat i it t t e l b w i . e L :Narne and Plac:c pf Abode of the Proprieteeoo, tictil# desire 'it many 'Persons, " Sam , l' Solomon, Liverpool," engraved therein, 10 . , • . The most reapectible references are given, of those who usc the Abstergent Lotion• MP' N. B, The Postdee of all Letters to the Doelor paid, and ins. 6d. as a Fee, encloee,i for Advice. and O P The Cordial Malin of Gilead, Anti-I meetigOl es ' -, „ 4 , "elle-Sit 'Lotion,' and 4 ' Guide to I-Lealtit '! are , . e „.l„stn: Sold by It emnant, Ilambureli . • R. 'Becht 'P i ; ati'l e NtiW.York ; Mathews, No. IS:Sir:M(I, Lond'''',,: r y i ':i i , t Bath; by Hazard ; Bristol, Buigin i Brighton; 6 re1a.,00,7, mingetem; knots and Lleedv Bedford, Smith toter' Simmons ; Bury St. E4inuniles; Dingle e , Clo,:l &in; Cambridge, Itidgson ; cciventry, Knllason .; 1 0 0 0 , 1 , ter; • Keymer ,• Canterbury; Sinitninis ; eCarliste,„loics. ! Chathatn. Etherin.gton ; Chelnisterd, Cleeqe . i r '511107, Pool and Sou ; Chichester, Phil Lipson ; Cirent-of 'collt, Chipreni4in, Combs ; Dublin, Keene; No. , Pat.,: green; leetby, Drewry; Durham, Pennite,Pliyai, Ito,: , wellies i Devtzo Lute ; DUrCheSter, V irr" ? l,, i .' t il nrii i r e e 1 Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Sandi , ~... , t ;10tt,,. / , 1 Exeter 'Crewmen end Son ; Falmouth, Fin ri . _, ol , lt ,d it,. ter, Pitt , Walker • Glasgovv,,M.Donald ; Li , " . •,i!' L ie , ; ~.,17 candle Gazette °trice ; Leeds, !Buns .1101';''', 'se/if Lr,, e ; Drury ; Lynn, Headley ; Leicester, '6,,r 4 ,, ) .'„'ae, I°oll: II LeWes, Pitt ; Menchister, Thompson ; l'"''l',,,etire,),, Maidstone,' Walker; !Marlbotetugn, Heeold ; ,;:;,,,temie ~e ler, A tlee ; Newea.stic, Walr, l•rimkgaft; stev,llo,/,,,1ti• Dicey •• Nottingham, lid i!eistee NorWic a 031 1.1 ; .; : ,110' Co- ; 'Oxtora, Jones; Plymoutitli Docl4 f oehe stecr 44 0' mouth, 'Mani ; Ite:pliil,•„ Staart and C o. ' ,i.`,',,iewesi::o,oo; 1 ington ; Preston, iergent -. Shrewsbury', r i 7.4, : tigrt‘ fur , am ton Ilitker ; titaicard°, Morgan :, S..t3r/e.rttortiogletislii, • Sunderland, Bray ; Salisbury, coli , "• ; ,ffnnuO! B:crif,', ley ; Taunton, Poole• ,• Tunbridge Wellstiiifolouno "tort Evill ; Weymouth, Wood; Wituts °c, , ,y,ne ic u '' Wolstenhohne ; and by all Venders of Ce . l , . - , the. United Kingdom. 1 n' o i6 ' c' Palevy pasted v Pido;enilu)acsbtieseret.bllll..l:tti,,hijhatlaohgoilieuoiltit7:ittlbile:i; ' i SHIP IvEkIS. POOLS, OCT. T 9. •" Arrived—the Ann, Bartlett, from Teignmonth - St. Co. cilia„ :l:ittan , from: Exeter ; loseph and Mary, 7CoraisN ftom.Penzance,; aid Alin, Holloway, from Cowes. S.tiled —the Duckworth, Mit)ver, for Liverpool; and Ac' five, Spurrier-, for Portsmouth. • CRAVE:3IIND, OCT. 19. Passed bY-7fhe freindschap, t owner, from. Barcelona; Good fortune, Ri c h a rd s o n , from Labradore; Thetis, Joh son, from LeOorti ; and 13etsey, lenkins, from Cork. SaWed--the Cohn F.llard, for Constantinople; Britan4 liniwn, for Lisbon ; Emb.len Packet, Peterson, and Jonge Rotta, Thomas, for Embden and Tonningen ; and Two Friends, MiNcil, for Charleston. On Saturday, the wile of Mr. Murray, of Pall-Matl.courti of D3llAikter. MARRI&D Oa Thursdiy, the Rov. James Phillott, Fellow of Cot* pus Christi College, in 0 xf , tcl, to Miss Caroline Harris, dJughrer of Itiefurti Harris, l: q. of Esher! On Monday last, Cordate, Robert Arthur, Esq. ttufaclurer, of Glasgow, to fitfs :Marion Turnhull,clattew‘ of bout Tundnill, Esti, 'of C. - 131e. On M6m.ra se'rinight,- Mr. 7 firOokes, Silk man, of LOPtlort to Miss Sitntit,.otrCoventtY— On Saturd3v last, at .St. George's, Hanover-square, G ear° . Create: 'of Castle-Baviurd, to Miss Ciirolinif Gr 43. Tale, of Stairord-row DIED. Ort'Saturday last, at his Chatit'iers in tho Temple, agM l6 ,l John Wynne; , Es+ a B en d ie r o f t he Middle Tern Pi e, 4 “ brother of Sir Willi.im W )i i n c, pf Donors' Com mons. On Saturday the t3th inst. At 13righton, M'uT B 4 nett,. of Great Ormond-street. PRICE . 01 SATU STOCKS, RnAY. Bank L. Ann. I6i i3 I •16ths Ditto Short Anti. 2, 1 1-16tH In lia St:. k, 176 Exvhcquer Bills, 1 iper Cent. shut Ditto Ann. shut Con. for Nov. Acc. 57 Rink Stock, rs7} Navy 5. per Ct. 90 I 5 per Cent. 1797, ,hut rash f ptr et. shut . • t 721 73 3 per Ct. Red. 56# I 3 per Ct. Con's. s7l/