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i ~: ~t.! \„~I 3 6 45.1 • • - ....... - -,.. 1 -----_,....- ..........____ THE T. ITRE R OAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ' - N'IORROW li: V ENING, May 24, 1804, will be per•-ortned, THE CA MINI, I'. p rin, 0-lando; Mr. B :?.. A lIA NI ; 00711' Cut.so, Mr. EMERY ; . Martp,is de Gland Chateau, Mr. B LAN C EI ARD ; Loienzo, Mr. I N C I. E. DON ; Whimsicolo, Mr. FAIV C F.TT ; Penr, Mr. MUNI)F N. Bianca Leonora, Mrs. A TK INS ; , Mrs. DAVENpoRT Flurett a Curioso, Mr s . MATTOCKS -,, Sh.-nora sTo RAC E. try VALENTINE AND ORSON. On account of the intervening Benefit Nights, Valentine and Orson can only be performed To-morrow and on Saturday thi, Asrvtk.. o u Saturday, The Merchart of Venice. On account of the disappointment that several Ladies and Cent i enien experie nce d last Monday, ce will be r e p :ate d on Mon da in not pro cur i ng Plates, P izarro arid last ti me this season. y next, for the twe lf t h —____ PYTCHI,PY HUNT. rTslir. ANNUAL MEETING of thi! PY'rcH" -II LEY HuNT will be held- at the Thateled Hotse Ta vern, St. janles's-reet, un.Sacitio the Z6'110:: y, :E o 4* ._ ~,_ 1 -Y , w.t 4t Go, o'Clock. , ..... 'rue i,lernb,:rs arc requested to meet at Twelve c'Clucic, 1,, settle the recount q' l of the H t ' ------_____--- Ull . To the OFFICERSoIIiIS MA I ESTY's NAVY, and the THE.‘ FHA: ENT and HUNIANE. WIDOW of a CAPTAIN of a MAN OF WAR, wh some few years since, died of the Yellow I r ever in the West Indies, leaving her with Four Intent Children (two of whom are since dead) in very embarrassed. • circumstances, having struggled- hard to -support herself and them, was latel arrested for a Debt of Eighty Pounds, and sent to prison Many respeda'lle Subscribers, feeling Misery, proposed that a Meeting of her Creditors should be for her called; which being done, they of to receive Ten Shil lings in the Pound, •and she was liberated, on condition ,they were all plid in two months. As that payment is near at hand, and amount s to a very considerable sum, more ,than is already subscribe:d, the fartfier Donations of the- Affluent and 1-lurn.ne are humbly requested at Mr. ,Mackay's, Oilman, No. Iro, Piccadilly, to prevent' her return to a loathsome prison. . . ARg SHAKSPEOTTERY. i MESSRS. BOYDELL beg leave to ,acquaint •I Or,: Public ibgenera4, and their Friends in particular, • that the Tickets for the SIIAKSPEARE LOTTERY, pnee Three Guineas, with Schemes of the said lottery, are now re,ith fur delivery, at the Shakspeare Gallery, Pall Pali ; at Nssr,. It , yetell's, No. 90, Cheapside ; and at all the Lieens,' Lottery °dices ill Great Britain and Ireland. ................. T 'HE 0 , i, 4 i,,,i VA I . Eti r BEDS I'EADs. SOFA • BEDs, and CIIAI R BEDS, with very considerable Improvements, by NMI< GAN and SAN DE RS, Inventors oftheir much admired IMPERIAL DINING TABLES, and Portable Chairs, and !Manufacturers in general of Mo tient Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture. A very large Stock of eve v Artcle in the above branches, inspection, tor" the fiirniAto ' Hour • : 1 tete in the First ~,e s coo p iii alwajs ready tbr Style of Fashion and choicest Materials. 'anti warranted of the best Workmanship, Elegant Four -post Beds and Bedding deli Kant Window Crirtait,s, Patent IVlusquito Ntt Beds, and tit:lll4ly portable for all Foreign Climates, by complete, with ney Sanners l'urnis`iinv Upi.,-)lster-ri and Cabinet rwlpiro- Morgan and ''''.. ,:',- .' .... '' „7'' C • t •---.C.' - ' " " ... - S2 - • - •;:- 1. -I' .ease to üb , ?.' 4t fs'e r4A. 'ii, anti '17 4 1-1::: 'no co7jo'l":l4.:x. at:vvitateVer with any other %Warehouse in London. Army and Navy Equipage of every description, on improved Principl,s, very portable. t I _ ... _.__t__...___________ -r. STAFFORDSHIRE. lIA NOR and VALUABLE TYTHE-FREE ESTATE I in a Ring Fence. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Crown Inn, in Stone, in the County:of Stafford, on 41 ThurAy t, e precis day of June, 1 804, at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon ely (unless disposed of in the mean L 4 I/ time by Private Contrad of which Notice will be given), in One or more Lou, as shall be agreed upon at the time of ~ Sale, and subjed to such Conditions as will be then pro -. duceci ; A LL that the MANOR - er LORDSHIP of 4 . A. HI E. DE RSTON E, in the Parish of-Stone, in the V onrity or St.fibrd, with the Cottages, Wastes, Heriots, Chief -Rents, Court-Baron, and other Manorial Rights there_ *into belonKing, ai d all that Capita Messuage or Mansion- Le use, c. lie, Hildersturi e 11;10, and several Closes or. Pieces 'of e v.e,:d ng itch Arable Widow, Pasture and Wood Land ay.ioinin thereto, in a king Fence, in a high state of cum -Ati", arid Ty the-free, containing together 256 A. 2R.34 P. , l e House and a small part of the Lands are n hand, and , tie residue is lett to substantial Tenants at W i ll; the whole - i (exclusive of the Manorial Rights) being of the clear annual . Value el Sill, or thereabouts. The House, which is in perfect Repair,. is fit for the re ception of a large Genteel Faintly. It is very pleasantly si tuated, and iminemate pos , esston of the House and Lands in hand may he had. The Manor of Hilderstoile extends over about 3000 Acres of Land, in which there is plenty of Game. The Roads in the N eighbourhood are good. Hilderstone is Only four miles fr(;:n Stone, eight from Staffard, six from Cheadle, and ten troni Uttoxeter all good Market Towns. Le urther pe....rtieulars may be kno wn , by applying to Messrs. t'4l., Brahand, and Niason, New Bridge-street, London ; l) " 0 Mr. Vernon, at llilderstone aforesaid, who will ap point a Perso n to slim the Premises, and who will treat for the Sale of the Estate by Private Contcaa. N. 1.3 • 1.. 'art of the Purchase money may remain on Security i: TO BE Stn.p By TAPLoW, BUCKS. PRIVATE CONTRACT;. Willi immediate Possession, THE LEASE of a M Desirable ~.. ost RESI. -,, *. DE NC E, situated on a pleasing elevated Spot, corn , manding views over a beautiful diversified Country, decline ins hy a gentle slope down to the wear Bath Road; and the ._ tank of The ,Thames near the celebrated grind objet} call ed CLIPDEN SUMMIT. ful, bounded and Ml-l`' with - rich Plantations, Ever- The Situation is truly beauti greens, and Towering Woods, G roves, Rides, and Walks; allowed to be superior to any other part of the Kingdom for the recovery and preservation of health ; in a polite resped l'eril)le Neihbourhood, Nvithin one mile of a Market Town,and tyive frorn the Metropolis: the Roads are uncommon- Y good in every diredion. \ The House is happily erected on a brow, the principal • •-•`‘ Nrtments judiciously planned, with bow-windows • ad `, ti.,_.l!, Lawn and Paddock, with an elegant Temple and mir4cr Seat, encircled with flowering Shrubs, i am-rounding the whole, containing about Seventeen Acres, and Walks ~ p - !le same more or less. The Offices are suitable to the , rt4,,41" Ht use Stabling for eto-u. Horses, Coach houses for 't s'ur Carriatie,' and other convenient Buildings for the ac „co„.,.._ , . , • of ."Meaatloll a Gentccl Family. There are tea years of the Let s ` • ~. .!,.. unexpired. che.,Purchasers to take the Fixtures at a fair value, and 31 ,PY t'e accommodated with The Furniture, which is op -1 ..,()114,. , , -,.* 14 Y be viewed by Tickets, and further Particulars and c:ferrlis know n, by application to Mr. Kimberley, Surveyor Estates in general Appraiser, and Audioneer, at the Ist jri.tisli Imperial Hotal C ovent-garden ;or at his House, in ,Ilih- street, Vintlsor, Berks. - •B. rite above Residence has been many years in the ',.=.,c:Tti pation of a' I. anvil y of Distindion. Also a capital R•.:si ''''ice, • i• urnished, only- four miles from Windsor. All Lail: I'~ st paid,rs,pc.st- will be duly attended to. rr 4 MR. SI DDONS's NOVEL. • This Day was published, In Three Volumes, price 13s. 6d. in boards, VIR TU OUS POVERTY. By HENRY SIDDONS, Esq. Of the Theatre_ Royal, Covent-Carden. _ Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul's Church yard, and to be had of all Booksellers. This Day was published, by P. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62., St. Paul's Church-yard, and by J. liatchard,•No. r9o, Piccadilly, In One Volume Oelay°, with an Appendix, Price 7s. 6d. in boards, STRICTURES upon an HISTORICAL RE VIEW of the State of IRELAND, by F. PLOWDEN, Esq. or a) us - ri FI CATION of the'Conau& of the English Governments in that Country, from the Reign of Henry the IL to the UNION of Great Britain and Ireland. N. B. A small Part of this Work has already appeared in the British Critic lor November, December, January, and February last. The present Publication, besides being an Answer to Mr. Plowden's Work, contains an Account of the Causes and Objets of the different Rebellions in Ireland, as also of those Conspiracies from time to time detected by the vigilance of the Irish Governments. 'The Appendix contains many Particulars of th, 7 .-listory of Ireland, its ancient Laws, Customs, &c. bcc. not generally known. This Day was published, dedicated, by permission, to the Marchioness of Salisbury, elegantly .printed on Foolscap Odavo, hot-pressed, and embellished with three superb Engravings, price ys. in boards, GALATEA. A Pastoral Romance. Trans. lated from the French of Monsieur Florian. By Miss HIGHLEY. A few Copies are printed on Post Odavo, with Proof Plates, price tos. 6d. in boards. Printed for S. Highley (Successor to the late Mr: john Murray), -N0..24, Fleet-street ; and A. Constable, and Co. Edinburgh. . Where may be had, just published, Sherwood Forest ; or, Northern Adventures. A Novel. In Three Volumes. By Mrs. Villa Real Gooch. Price tas. in boards. HISTORY OF THE MAHRATTA WAR. • 'By Authority of the Marquis of Wellesley. This Day were pub'ished, In Ono Volume, Bvo. complete, with the Appendixes, , il lustrated with coloured Plans of the Battle and Encamp ment at Secundra, Attack of Perron's Camp, Fort of Al lyghiir, and Battles of Assye, Ls wary, and Delhi, price I:,s. 6d. ‘TOTES relative to the late TRANSACTIONS IN in the MAHRATTA EMPIRE. Printed for John Stockdale, No. 18i; Piccadilly. Crf - The Plan of the Battle of Delhi may be had sepa rately, price is. WEIDNESD4Y, MAY 23. 1804. SA\D\YICII. CAPITAL FREEHOLD_ ESTATES.--WattD, near TO. BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT; . -c THE following FREEHOLD ESTATES, rxn. berated from Land Tax: UPTON and FELDE LAND FARMS, in the Parishes of %Void and Eastry, near Sandwich, consisting of a capital Farm-house, fit for the resi dence of a Gentleman, or a Gentleman Farmer, and partly new, with a Garden and Orchard ; Barns, Stables, and other buildings, in excellent repair, upon die Upton Farm ; aid a good Farm-house, Barn; Stables, and other buildings, in like state of repair, upon the Felderland Farm, and containing together, by estimation, 294 Acres, more or less, of Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, subjea to a quit-rent of 41. 12s. I td. per annum, advantageously and delightfully situated near the Turnpike Road from Sandwich to Deal, being one mile from Sandwich, 12 front CanteLloury, to front Margate, eight from Ramsgate, tour from Dear; and tz from Dover; now let to Mrs. Mary Matson, on a Lease which expires at Michaelmas next. For ParticularS, applications may be male to Mr. S. El. gar, Wingham Court, Wingham, Kent. .^» Messrs. CHIN C CUTLER. IVI Y Son wa,s seizea on 22d June last, with a IV . 4 .. S welling in one of his Legs, which I thought pro ceeded from a Sprain, but the next day the other Swelled• also, and red spots came out all over his body, which was attended with a violent sickness and excruciating pains, so that he could keep nothing on his stomach. An eminent Apothecary. and Physician were called in. and notwithstand all their endeavours, my Son continued in the most agonizing torture for six weeks, dirring which the warm bath was tried above three hundred times, which in some degtee alle viated the pains, but the relief was only momentary, and my Son became a perfect skeleton, his back-bone appeared con traded and coming through the skin. It was lamentable to hear his dismal groans ; one night he sent for me and tole me he found himself dying : I parted with him, not exped ing he could live out the night, but in the morning hearing his groans, I approached his room, and found him, it possi ble, worse than I had left him. -- At this time I was happily recommended to make trial, of your Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges, and on giving him the first dose, ,he was imme diately freed from pains, and voided a great quantity of filth, resembling Worms in a putrid state. I gave him a second dose, agreeable to the printed - Diredions, which had a similar cited, and on administering a third dose, he voided a qOantity of slimy green matter, and front that time he has had no re turn of his complaint whatever, but is now in a perfed state of health. The Clergyman of my Parish, and all my Neighbours, are ready to give testimony to these fads. I am, Gentlemen, Your very grateful humbe Servant, RICHARD BII'MEAD. Checkendon, Oxon, Feb. tt, 1803. Ching's Patent Worm Lozenges are sold Wholesale and Retail at Chingand Butler's, N 0.4. Cheapside, corner of Pa ternos).erzro, and retail by most Medicine 'Venders in the Kingdoms, in loxes, at ss. 6d. half Boxes 2s. gd. and for charitable purposes, in boxes at 225. each, wirh Direalions, signed by the Patentee. To BILIOUS, GOUTY, and NERVOUS PERSONS. r HE following accumulation of sele6l personal TReference of the great merits Of the Rev. WILLIAM BA RCLAY , s Patent ANTIBILIOUS PILLS in Bilious, Gouty, and Nervous Cases, is respedfully submitted to the. notice of the Public—Ells Grace the Aichhisbop of Canter bury, the Lotd Bishop of Bath and Wells, Sir folin Honey wood, Bart. -M. P. Sir Stephen Lushingtou, Bart. M. P. Thomas Anson, Esq. M. P. Cecil Forester, Esq. M. P. Eames Amyatt, Esq. M. P. Nicholson C:llverti Esq. M. P. dmund Boehm, Esq. Thomas Efanunersley, Esq. George Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the .Arch)jst.i.l.w ; utbfarian to tile Archiii jhoP ; k. ex - ge biivh -And _tames Simmonds, Esqrs. Principal Officers in His Majesty's Dock-yard, Portsmouth, sec. Sec. The above Pills are sold in London, at the Elaboratory, No. 35, Bedford -street, Covent-garden, in boxes ss. 6d. each, Duty included ; and by all Venders in Town and country. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. Di. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS. TO obviate the Impositions which have long been pradised in regard to this Medicine, a small attention only is requisite; for as by favour of the Commissioners of the Stamp_ittlice, separate Plates have been prepared for Mr. Netvbery's use, with his Name engraved in the Stamps, the Imitation of which would be a Capital Offence, the ge nuine P re paration may n o w be readily ascertained; it is therefore recommended to. Purchasers not to open any Box in tutute, unless they observe the words, " F. Newoery, No. 45, St. Paul's," printed in the Stamp. The superior Excellence ofthese Pills in Rheumatisms and Colds, as well as in other Complaints to which the human frame is liable, from the vicissitudes of our Climate, is uni versally acknowledged They are admirably calculated for Bilious, and other Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels ; for Head-achs occasioned by Indigestion ; and for preventing Palsies i 4 Apoplexies, so often the consequence of free Liming. Recourse shoitld be Inu t l to theca atter every Ex cess, and upon every slight Indisposition; and thus their well-known charaderistic of promoting Longevity will be maintained ; for by assisting nature in the due discharge of . the animal functions, and by keeping the Constitution, as it were, in cOntinual repair; they preserve the Body in health and vigour, and prevent premature decay. They require no particular confinement nor attention to diet. They are sold only by F. Ne',vbery and Sons, at the Ware house for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's, a few doors from Cheapside London; and at Dr. larnes's late house in Bruton-street; in boxes price 4s. 6d. each, Stamp includ ed ; er the quantity of Six in one large box for 11. 45. No. 29, Arundel-street, March 1, 1803. HAVING dedicated myself to the study, and been gratified by the most considerable pradice in that branch which. I thought proper to seled, I trust that I have not more misemployed my time than those who, in the ex tensive field of the Profession, are occasionally immersed-in uncertainty, and cannot always attain that success which is acquired by concentrating the mtelledual power to one class of disorders. _ _ _ he Diseasesot Debility are peculiarly distressing; for they bring with them a train of concomitant Symptoms, and, by a depression of all vital energy, existence itselt becomes embit tered. Whether they arise from the prevalence of ill ex ample, the destrudive habits of schoolboys, or the less ex- . ettseable indulgences of maturity, they require the most as:: siduous professional skill ; and well may it be observed, that by the ignorance of uneducated men, the symptoms are aggra vated, and the constitution is destroyed. • • As a Member of the Royal College of Su'rgeons, and for merly' Surgeon in the Army, I ground my pretensions on re gularity of education, and possessing every privilege to prac tice, I feel myself entitled to that confidence with which I have hitherto been so liberally honoured. In the first sensations of local weakness, early application will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated Frame • but where the suiferer, from a Consciousness of the unmanliness of the vice which caused his misfortune, is fearful of the contempt or censure of his Family Physician, and broods over his in firmity with careful concealment, it must be satistadory for him to be assured, not only of capability of treatment, but also of the most inviolable secrecy. idly, The Venereal Disease contaminates the springs of life,• the seeds of existence are poisoned by it, and posterity is injured by the indiscretion of an unguarded moment. In recent venereal complaints it is possible to prevent pain, danger, or distress; and in the most complicated cases it is . the acquirement of exclusive experience in this line to cried a safe, certain, and speedy re-establishment. I ofier the advantage of this experience to those of either sex who are afflided with any kind of debility, or any symp toms of Venereal Infeftion, and in all cases the terms of remuneration are stated on the first interview. Patients in the Country are expeel . ed to inclose 'a Bank Note, and are requested to specify their age and manner of living, as well as the existing symptoms of the complaint. MARTIN BRE., Member of th e Royal College ul Surgeons in London. No. 29, Strand, Arundel-street, ne,r Temple-har.--n' i s a n Additiohal cutrartce if/ Wilicr.itiCCUldjOillUlga THE SAILOR's DAUGHTER. This Day was published, price as. 6d. THE SAILOR's DAUGHTER; a Comedy. By RICHARD CUMBERLAND, Esq. Now performing at the Theatre-Royal Drury-lane, with universal applause. Loudon : Printed for Lackington, Allen and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury-square. 01 whom may be had, by the same Author,- CALVARY, or the DEATH of CHRIST ; a Poem, elegantly printed in z vols. price tzs. boards.—Alto, the POEMS of 0 S SIAN, printed in a style of elegance suitable to tile celebrity 01 the work, and ornamented with fine plates, 2 vols as. boards. Lackington, Allen, and Co.'s Catalogue for the year 1804.. j 5 rcoeptly pt►blish v. just published, In One large 0 day° Volume, price izs. in boards, With an engraved Fac-Simile of the Text of the Compluten- • sian Polyglot, AN INTRODUCTION to the Knowledge of rare and valuable Editions of the GREEK and LATIN CLASSICS ; including the Scriptores De Re Rustica, Greek Romances, and Lexicons and Grammars : to which is added, a complete Index Analyticus. The whole preceded by . an Account of POLYGLO`T BIBLES, and the best Editions of the Greek SEPTUAGINT and TESTAMENT. By T. F. DIBDIN, A. B. Second Edition, enlarged and correaed. N. B. Of this Work there are only fifty Copies struck off on large paper, with four additional Plates, which are now broken up. Very few of these Copies will , be offered for Sale, as the greater part are disposed of among the Author's friends. Price 21. as. in boards. London : Printed for W. Dwyer, No. 2g, Holborn-hill ; and the Booksellers of both the Universities. This Day was published, Handsomely printed on a fine paper, in Two Volumes, 06Livo, price 185. in boards, A SYSTEM ni THEORE ricAL and PRAC. .Cl. TICAL CHEMISTRY, with Plates. By FREDERICK ACCUM, Chemical Operator in the Royal. Institution of Great Britain. Printed for the Author, No. tt, Old Compton-street, Soho • and G. Kearsley, Fleet-street. A few Copies are printed on paper made of Straw only' ; to be had of the Publisher, price 11. 4s. it boards. UPWARDS of ONE HUNDRED RAMS, be ing all the entire Stock of Valuable RAMS, the Pro perty of JONAS BETTISON, Esq. at Holmepierrepont, near Nottingham (who is declining the Ram Business), WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the Premises, on Friday the ist Day of Tune next •, 'And on Thursday the 6th Day of September, the RE MAINING. RAMS, with upwards of One Hundred of his Seledi Prime EWES ; By . Mr. GASKILL, At Eleven o'Clock each Day. . The above Sheep, from their great value, are of the highest consequence to the Public ; they are absolikely bred with nice care and attention, from, the best Rams, bred by the late Mr. Bake Well, of Dishley, and their Descendants, for upwards of Thirty Years.. For the better accommodation of the Public, this Sale is divided for the Months of tune and September. The Rams will be numbered, and may be seen in their wool on Monday the 28th day of IV I and, alter shorn, the day before the Sale. Descriptive Catalogues, &c. of the First Sale will be pub lished Ten Days before the AtiEtion, and may be had at the Ram Inn, Smithfield ; the SuN and Courier Offices ; and of the - Editors of the following Papers Stamford, York, Don caster, Cambridge, Leicester, Derby, Nottingham, Liverpool, Hull, Sheffiell ; and Sanders's News Letters, Teme-street, Dublin ; and of Mr. Gaskill, at his Office and Aut-tion room, Nottingham: May to, 1804. SURREY. TO BE SOLD, in Lots, or together, A V.OPYHOLD ESTATE of INHERITANCE, situate near the three-mile stone on the right-hand side of the Road from London to Croydon, consisting of 22 A. 3 IL 12. P. of Arable and Pasture Laud, which extends up. wards of too° feet next the said Road, in possession of Mr. George Wheeler, whose time expires at Christmas next. Held of the Manor of Lambeth, subject to an annual Quit-rent of ss. 3d. and a Fine at the will of the Lord on death or alienation, if purchased by those who hold no CO pyhold of the Manor ; but if by a Tenant of the Manor, he by custom pays no Fine. The Situation is higher than the general level of the Coun try, so that Gravel and Brick Earth may be dug to great ad vantage, and without the usual injury by removing them. j For particulars, inquire at th e Offices of Messrs. B o lt o n, Savage, and Spike, Solicito r s , Te mple, or of W. aud • Black, Middle Temple, Who will receiye Giddings ,mwt • 4 • ~i t .l 9I 1 . IP, ..' , & ~ 1 / 4 .1.k1...,, i• , .. - -...z, ~, , ,:fihi-:.-N-, •••••,•; • 'ff--.....-'1,4•,,,.:ty,A•,- ..,‹ ~:, 1 ,-.....„.„,00 a 1 ..... 4 .7,..4::: ....Al,r p-,-,-- v if \ ~, ) Aii......" Aht ' V • ',Wit 0 ,:z., T "ik \ l te w 0 p...... --,C, -,t, .4, ~...„---7 ,, ~ ~. t h iiii t .. , t ,...,, • , I . : . ir.--,, -te;:-',,: - 4.0 r,i---7_',..k, . -- _-. , i• ';'-'l7, 7,",--1,,, - 1 .• ~ ,i- ---- ii) ,- __ ~,...; ...--!.....„.r.... ~ ri, d: - ii : . ' '714 :.; II --, ....t . : •I - 1••• ! ,1 - - , 4- t .- -_--<, • ; . s. ~•*-, '-'"ltr4+ .. <7. ' '.. . '..., % r'' ' •:1: • ' , ~, ‘ , ..:._.•.:,-; : k sli --- ., - ........ , 2,7) rek .•- : i . - - ..", i - - - wt-cs. , \ • , t v._......14.-k. ~- •'` •....... ~. .- ', -- ,1i , i ' ',;l . ' . . , ~.:;~:~ Pram the LONDON GAZPTE, - Mv zz, 1634 P7a ,- -o.,4cei May 22, i?c4. 44eringtol, or kgst , . , l Gentlemen Volunteer Cavalry, john Wilkes, Gent. to be Lietitcriant. _ . Ber7.eickthire Gemlemm and Yeonumpy Cavabj.. James Anderson, Esq . . to be Captain. Cori:et Ccuigi.l3rOvvil to be Lieutenant, vice Logan. '_"'hotness Gent. to be 'Comet. Derbyshn•s Gentlemen and Yeomanly Cavaby. Lietitelunt waiter Evans to be Captain, vice Dumfries-shire Gentleinn ued I"e6many Cxwaby„ Captain Brice M'Murdo to be Nl.:jor.Cominanuant, vice f, Ivl'Mtcrcio, decease:l. Lieutenant Hugh APC.,nic...K to oz Captain. Francis Short, Gent. to be L,icutenant. keYs With:tin Ni`Mottine to be Ctilipiain. Kiihrad4:;rigki GentltnoP.n .erras l'eorotanyCJ,.ll) , • R. Gillespie to be Cflaptaitt. .v. 6 Suffolk Gentlemen and Ye‘mtaity Cal3alry. , Lieutenant john Wilion Mien to be. Captain { vice Smithi tej signed. • . Annandale and Eskdale —kattalion ojVoluntetr Infaitv. Lieutenant Alex. Craig to be Quarter-master. Ba6erg Ilunthed Volunteers. JolipKing, Esq. to' be - Captain. Ensign. John Buck, Gent, to be Berwirksbhe 141rtnteer bdantrj. Carr Brodie, Cent. to Oe Lnsign, vice regtgned. Brittoeles Barrow Hundred Volunteers.. • • Captain Thomas Raj mond 13.ii - ker to be.; LL , uttnant-Colonel., Conithandant. Caputin Beach Major. Lieutenant liVtilia,il Flicks Oeacti to 4.: L T , 441, • 2d, or Eastern Battalion of Ca.thriest-shire EnSign William Sinclair to be LnaiLliake, vice of IVC. tinned. Ensign Alexander Campo:Al to be L vice Mackay, promoted. Mau,oint Gun, • - E,usign. Benjamin Cormack, L;eiit. to he oat -sth Battalion of Carmarthenshite Votuntio,. Thomas Howell, Gent. to be Ens gu, vice AL—, :!,, signed. Chesterfield Battalion of Volunteer Infanhy Ensign William SLIMIi to be Lieutenant, vice Piaui, WilliamOwtrant, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Sin! al. CUnciyi Getit. to be Ditto, vice W.lkinson, Colnies Hundred Vo!waters. Lieutenant Benjamin. Ashwell to be Captain, vice Bridge, resigned. L3.al &des 141unt-er I ifivrity. Captain Francis Riddell to be Major► Christopher Rider, (seat. to be Quartet-master. Di!s licluatrer Infantry. Lieutenant Harry 13rowne to be Captain, vice Wiseman, re: signed. Ensign Benjamin Finehain to be Lieutenant, ,ice Browne. Thomas Williams, Gent. to be Ensign, vire incham. Eprom itoianteers. To be Captains—Lieutenant David Haynes, vice Winter, re signed. Lieutenant William Bolton, vice. Cuckran, Signed. Lieutenant Benjamin Tu be Lieutenant—Ensign Henry Bridges, vice Isaac. • D'amlingbanr Pohemmers. Ensign Charles Clubbe to be Lielgenant s • Ensi ) ..;l,„ Ro t , to be C-oaplabi. GcldertGn rchoitters. Ensign Edward PaXter to be Lieutenant, vice Hawke, re• signed. Jehosaphat Beart, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Baxter. Inverness-shire Yulunteerr. Isle of Sky Northern Battalion. Kenneth Bethune, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice 111`Crummiri, resigned. Rory Niac. Lean, Gent to oe Lieutenant, vice M•Uonalu, resigned. Mu/waver Moitniaineer.r. Richard Woodhall, Gent. to be Etwgn, vice Sharpe, resigned - Lcya/ Chigar liandred lialwaters. Major John Wright to be. Lieutenant-Colonel. Commandant, vice Ahdy, resigned. Captain John Huh to De IVL.jor, vice Wright. Lieutenant Charles Tower to be Captain, vice Manby, resigned. ieebies-shire Volunteers. Thomas Henderson, ..enr. to be Ensign. Re:than - shirt Volunteers. To be Captains—Lieutenant Silvanus Williams. Lieute nant Itictiard Urwick. Lieutenant join' Wilkins, vice 1. Hughes, resigned. To be Lieutenants —Ensign Stephen Stephens, vice liams. Ensign James 13eauiliont, vice Urwick. Inornas IVilliains, Gent vice To be Ensigns--lohn Lawfern.e, Gent. vice Stephens. Tho. mas Jones, Gent. vice Beauuiout. St. James'!, lVedminster, Volunteers.. bohn Cope, Gent. to be Ensign, viLe Clarke, resigned. lgzldershare Volunteers Thomas Selly, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Minter, re signed. Wrst Wilts Pollolteer John Merryweather, Gent. to be Ensign. Philip Ni4t thew Chitty, Gent. to be ditto. Yorfrd and Dorshatn Itolunteel.r. Ensign William Wilson to be Lieutenant, vice Hamilton, resigned. john Potter, Gent. to be Ensign. BA.VA:RUPTS. George Hammond, of Canterbury, upholsterer,, to surrent der May z 6, at eleven, June 5, at twelve, and July 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Kibblewiniti-, Gray's-lnn-nlace. Lazarus Openheinier, late of Henage-lane, Bevis-IVlarks, London, merchant, t surrender May 26, June 4, and July 3, eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I). Howard, Jewry-street, AiLigatc. Mark Rowe, of Truro, Cornwall, shopkeeper, to surrendze June 4,'5, and July 3, at eleven, at the London Inn aft I Talbot Tavern, Batn-street, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. James,' Gray's-Inn-square, London ; or John Cornish, Bristol. Edward Jackson, of Edmonton, Middlesex, plumber, to sur render May 29, at ten, June 4 at eleven, and July 3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Reardon, Cor.. bet-court, Gracechurch-street. thrick Anthony Henriclas, of Jeffries-squate, London, mer chant, to wit - ender May 26. June 9_ and July 3, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Druce, Vett , church-street. oho Webb and Thomas Webb, of Coientry, Warwicksnir:!, silk-dyers, copartners, to surrender June 2g, 29, and July 3, at two, at the 1)og TaVern, Deansgate, Mai:4:ll64r. AttOrtlieS, Mr. Edward • Foulkes, Manchester ; or Mr. John Foulkes, Bury-place, Bloomsbury-square, LOndoii. D/If IDENDS. May 26. Barnabas Campbell, late of Princess square, Rat. Atte Highway, insurance-broker, at one, at Godettall. Tune 27. Benjamin Cother, of Wootton-under -Edge, cestershire, clothier, at elelt2n, at the White Hart tun, Broad.streer, Bristol. Tune so. Henry Catiamajor, of Tokington, Gloucestershire) William WAIISCy and William Barnes, of Bristol, trizr., ch..aa and partners, at live, at the ltuintner Tavern, Ail Saints-lane, Bristol. CERTIFICATET. • jt.the ti. Robert Williams, of Bodychairt,, Carnarvonsliirel and William Williams, late of Penniorfa, in the s . .titi , - ;ohkt• ty, partners, dealers, Ceorge , DOrsec, of New Bond-street, banker. John lohnson, of New Botithstreet, banker. James Tiison, et New bond- treet. llioinas Harrison, ,of bidston, count , / of Chester, merchant, I..Yeri4hei uf S ho re chtsh, tytiddletwi., cothinci--makTsr: